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, 1866-08-14

II mo onty lhrsso.an ~ spceIslss NOW In NJ city
that csi e snuruly ra!ai upon. Ou ~ iIn An1 not
snree UtseAsa " rpn,sln In yoaf y STAN. d!saEur1nK
yoar taea sna hoay. ta.aa Destroying Yoar happiness
ard futuso psospets In In. To hAs mada rsfsonAl
diseaas aad orsvous dsbit1 hts study TOT Tho tast
twenty yeas, au u, thsssfrs tho person whom oil
an!cu %saaiI co1sutt, No ous avuraaasd ol pAsont
Of tA rot se.nS cnrcI slnen Ia ha4 toen n eaA city.
lila reputation. tss vorehe.s in III tho city pspef,
ht. paucnA sud Tho medical profession, both hcse and
AbrpAd II being Ito no4s skiut kpse.Ast hate. md
tta*onZh maltcr os hts profession. u ali otheru a.
iun'k icsr.tF; gtvs him call. It n oojy common
ocrurrpnca With him to caro- such cases. ILL roomt
ert separate for ,aies and gentlemen. aud The Eaoat
ceMplste u saa city. CoaAcltaudaa esod aod con-
n6cItial.
0nsco ITO Eoath C1Arkst cotncs Of ,fouTocst hall
block nosa TIC Iost oc1te. Post Ones boz l1i.
Chicago, III. oacc hours rom $ .. m. tos p.ua.
Send roz bis "Gp.ae 10 Health" published monthly
ttoe at chsrsr.
Yorxo AKx, TAKE PArE1orLA4 So17cR.-Doctor
ptscow dtvotes much ot his t1use to Tho treatment 0,
ihose cxss eaustu b. secrrt habit which r7!aa both
oJy md mind uanss!nx the unfortunate individual sor
either business OF society," Iho sad ccc:s Of thes
early habit, The excAs Of s1pcs Year,. il 10 weaker
ant deDl,itate the constitution destroy tho phystca
and metal power. diminish aad enfaebe the nstu,a
feelings, md exhaust the sltal energies Of manhood
the pleasures OF 'te tasrc the object OF r.z7tag
frustrated and existence itse rendered tcs1n Of NJ
ceazins misery and ycs.rt- S.rh persons. es2ecia
thoee contemplating marriage. should sosa 10 tine
making immediate application, 81 Dr.. 3. by bis uss
treatment IS enabled to ensaze speedy aud
cnrr.
sBrof1ee, l7g South c,ssnst.. eo-7c- CT Moaroes'
| e:SS..t
, 1866-08-14

tute had been either killed or wounded aud
captured, with the exception Of three or four
whites As there were about ono hundred
men Of both classes In the building, and
about dfty wouudcd outside, the total casual
avc, Of VII m 1fty were killed er have since
died ftom their wounds. Thla estimate is
The military force was eneamped at Camp
Jackson. flrc miles from the scene Of thc
rio and I'D IN The morning Terc ia tn ne u nc
fiye until quiet had been restored, n',d 1t tns
only restored vixen there was noshi1lS telt
to I'LL OF, main. It is certain ttaat aoiNe~
body was very dcrtlict u ordering The troops
Into town Gene; General n.S! SsTlsfn 3 co,aa, was nal
understand that onc Of Ills staff reported
everything quiet when, at the time hc WIS
nakfnr hit rcport, the massacre lsnd lc;;s,ln
and progressed for Q quarter Of IN hour.
UIs derclictIon should bD investigated. :.
The police Impressed 4 bagraEc wagon Of
an vIprcss firm In .h!e city 10 carry of the
dead ono 1ttal. consisting Of eight Or ten
bollcs. had two living men nt the botto'n.
They were wounded, aud pcrlaps would have
Eied but they had life enough left III them
name I san furnish, says TINT n policeman
mounted {llr cart. md showing his rcyolrc1
down between thr bodies OF, tor, killed III the
1,oor fellown with unc shot for eash. TAs
potscte sonle oi the riotcrs. was tuu lrt'sa
fnr .cvcu the imagination Of u ,rasnEn
In tl,elf ssckuts: THEIR tongues rrt,
trudea fior, allcir mouths. l@rSi'r,t !,
and sl,rlyrisd siMo:t. ..,,,,,',..' n,.a x,,,,. t'
iIavo III, .snnit int tilnt enmo IT the l'ps'rc
sncil nittl tiniDnE wlltirs were Wnutltlra l,'
s,unl,rrr Ut s'Ielr own party. A. sn,''u nf then
krc,ncd potsrs@rl wl!ls il..alru I" rl't.t'l Il
, 1866-08-14

The rrupc1ler Montgomery, Capt. Archie QffRk,
Of the Grand Trunk Railway Lnc, made this port
carly yestctAy morning from sarnia heavi1y1aaeu
Win persencert, 1oo tons Of merchandise, 900
packages Of f.l from Nackiuac and ST. uelena,
md do anchor aad general rigging Of tha wreck Of
the schooner ueiIaht,'' which ran ashore taat
an nc.r Hois n,anr.
Tue propeller Empifs ssAte. capt. II. y. Fnears
leaves tho Testcr11 Transportation company's
est foot @ e. i s.s as tttss ~. sseaos' a
Tne ,',on.1ter M % plymonh. @ C.nt. p.1rcs' rn,r.ad
a., md nessssas,ss, se @ tas M Bessie. u 3''s's'''
Tne steamer ph1io Parsons, CAPT. John Langley,
lei, ,e.terd.y for st. so,sph with 'aadt'ts md
paetenEefr.
The tteah'er Comet. cspt. John Morris. o. Good.
Va9kee 1 ,n,,.s m,m s1er 1srs s,n.rt r.,t,n r,a,.
,,rra ho,a smntsr .s.noos o al,.n it.xs.
% I'M ,u;nSef t % Ind tnnd,jes. '''''' ~ -'~>"'
,re t,rt,uetlef tlly Of hvd,son. can,a1n within,
Ks."s which y; been undergoing rep.it. - in III.
superior w,sh penefa, carro.
IT, ySps,'st p g. j. a,ss % cs?a,n nn, "aast 1,;
49, -" W.ss.,,..., s,. - ,s,,,,.a .t
: ssw ps..cnrets.
TIN prupollef Idaho. Captain Goldsmith, lcayee
tais cycnlbv Tor IIuttaio with merchandise,
| ,1,fnt Ettnnk1$0 4 X
ano "ol'eHcr .s.M t.esweu' NJ,
lftt iaPt evening tut fpeaenabasRs aoasst WIN Fas'
stngors aud full freight lit.
| TIN lug 4. Y, II, Watson. Capsatn K,nn, Il nm.
aeroo,nr renalfs snA i rcupral o,crbau1inr. m,
adj, ~. s.,hr IT, .o-s,c. T. .hor+ ,trso :. nstt.
VII y" .sA"9 ~ W. Nv ~ "Du"s ~ a.. "suA
70" ~ esktt ~ ts.i w u WI Ws.aN 4.
HI - ~ ugs ssH ua T. 80. 49,. ~ eear u ~
h!t1 ~ ~, 1..j. ~. ,,s shsM M ny
ns ,asE is III t;.,.rIs far,, rran ~ H. H.
gt; g1; " ~. "t stt ~ ~ nnsxx ~ XIII, @
~ ~ ~! .. i sr.ntx ~, rnm - ~. r X n"
cesin e,.i, on ruys asrn fcri fTon the innnr snj
Il III plaks ,f si,ar. 10 eash uuat.y1 w!.h &aes1
~ sh.r1, ircdf,,,s fn,u nftJ III Erru nssing onl
iic >s ruyr snd eha!n un:ii liz vessel answrfa ts
shcn;. i'y steering. which s,u wlll do without AMI
: tiG5es,ity. The end of ,hc chain lnylrIne dowf
T,on, III after ra;t Of Tho p.siKx Or spaF Vii pn
nncc HEN nn hold consdcgable ttra{p in tflc VA
ter. ,ihs .rar or rianks tssi.: be heavier ascoti
| fu- 10 The slxr Of liz claiu aud ycsse1
AaotLer plan H., In case oI disabling the rudde
roInr oyov bar cY ttyix!nc rocks el,sso in shosr
i, 10 lover lhe stern Loaf down with thc plus-oui
Charming OF, cuye IA apve: bnt this metbnd Waai
j haze Gfit titjlr effect rrtfl The bost Was full
! Wntcr.-INltnpson ~ Coat f{{ot,
9 su,rr:rytx'-fen Thursday n{eh+ last. 4h
Z tarre itomeo. Of Tofcdo. wss jty5n ashorr o.
d isEc uuson. ceunan sIds, The basee Ens IL toy
, 1866-08-14

One OF the delegates 10 TIE Philadel-h Con
vaatiou from the Filth District Of Ohio Is John Il.
Cl,mcr, Of BucJrus. The Dncyrus Journal, to
show bis ntncss to represent the district In ''>a
tiogal Enson Convention" J" gives single extract
from speech made by him IN front Of ILL Shaw's
saloon 10 1863. TWAS at the lime Of Lees fnva-
zion iennaslvanis, md Just before The battle Of
Geatysoufc. when hc tauutincly said:
"Whc1e noE ts your shattcred aFmy2 Eeat.
fcrcd anu 9etnotall1sd. dcclug before Lee and hla
ylct9:ious losts 70 ihc :cEy Entcs ofthe Capital.
! tell you. my frie:.ae. the Soulh cannot be con-
uucrc4 Eight millions ofSoaihcru fsecsntu EQh{-
{ng fer MsfF {;bfFftee eap never be spbdued BY
any force the tyInnt Lincoln Or his minions csi,
send against thc1n-" s..
Henry Barnes, formerly ono Of the editors and
propsicso1s OF the Detroit Tribune, haa been ap
uo,rtcd Postmaster nt Detroit. In place OF ysillau
! 4. Howard, removed. Barnes followed Randall
poo1itt1e 4 Co. or into the ranks Of the Bread
| and-Buttee pnrty for tue sake Of few sonp-boae
ard ssbar1 tack, r. and has got what hc asked Tor
and wbnt sxns promised HIN foE his frcachety.
/ Tho Springfield tMaes.} Republican seems i
coneider General Butlcr's chances to succeed Lii
Alley in Congress as good. The same pape
atates that The johnson men are falling Of A. A
Abbott, Of Audo%cr3 Timothy Davis, Of Gfouces
tcr, and Timothy Mcserycs, Of Salem, foE th
uomna,ion-nll conservative Republicans, and Ii
1rtt tTo former Representatives.
, 1866-08-14

Or. James

-
Nhnee rAue Is familiar tn xreRsecstou of the country
IN tic Treatment of scaed Asecret Dlseasss can b
enneaited ii bis osee md parioss, So Ranao1phst,
At the outset Of his earee, be selected md made
study of this class Of ,isesss as.A1rr s,a in ae-
cordanre thezsw1th estsbsard Jams. Lock uosp.sal,
81 Custom Hou.est, New Orleans, in taie. Fur .hie-
teen years Dr. james coninetod tts Institution. and
under his uaaasseeut 1t becan= the greatest Of IL
slnd in TIC country, md was the recipient Of many
complimentary notices ssua the neles1 profession AMI
press in that section Of tbs country, some oi Which sra
here presented:
DID, II. Jordan. vbo 1as r1gsicisn TO the cinclu-
ras Cholera Hospital tszins tac samnrr Of lsa. and
rrotr.or Of the Theory sl rractee u tettc,ae, nud
Of NAttzia Medca IN tn. American Ae1ica Institute
Of 11uie.t1e H.. In 11ost and - esys. In ts2:
have known Dr. James F e1s iA.t tvetru yosrs, and
Can sstdS say that IN a nae Il psAstee d, not know
lis supsstor. L nis equas!"
nt. tlopsft Afonzrs FIR twsntY ycAts rsatttitonst
d medicine IL xsv Orleans. tsyns TITO taan7 pes.ons
arstttnk 70 ne for txatent snishttng unt ttte.ss4
tuca ~ b. jNnes akss It bis rreeal province 10 cure
hsv4 rtxoa,sade1 t'1e 10 him. sn3 In stetr enss As
hssnot d1appotatei either tn5tetf ut patient"
br. Vim. leonar fpfusf,y Professor os Anatomy Il
shs Washington Unisttsfs7 VI bAisiuetes sa.tt "pf
Jatts4 has, Il yfeAa espense ptpptiet hsetf with III
material Anowites required 3a hA profession. anil hi
n,erus sestnou!hta rpah& voEuihts Ut ptstss ia HI
tphAk ~ xi,e. sbesrss and otsesynn pEatsil!o"t'
TITS en.snsns Df, y. ige,AttA1n. Ut TskAa. rases
u4a uAtas&oii Ss,ss, sATsl "Fs have Known prjanns
If n Custom llonse.IL. Nov ursass. personally. .ns
na.nsrr Of yrnfs and thht he has prrftt'y md r~'s
neatly eutr many psF&as os eFonld lsuassa sss h.
hatthi tk11f ~ n,IIAf &JtfnNIf nh Ydicjhnl.n
, 1866-08-14

a AC 1AAAN t9ENt4pNAGt& Ab& "A%fs'HfEss
t1'tun tt.u Cleveland itesall.1
T1,c following Interesting nnd talu..1o lcltnr 1s
nss Co!nrei l,Mcrt, sac 1t tlsa tue flAtsdeed mud
u4''A''D ''Acs' l';;s s'HsGx, q, i9's. is''1s"'} |
tako iur p,ea,tlrn Of aeyoinx ~ l.o'lr tn VIII.
"a" :s:s 1,;i:.F n,' se'sts' ,s,. EEs's.i st .
i,rs.. "a Viii d., aud aftes so!,,sfiax toias, NJ
thluk VIZ an lllv To rxcalnto WY. sonic srrnisty
lc n.,'s q gs nss ,ears PLANTING: @ " canas .",
fore r's;ei Vii, r,,str" eSsads stss inn; ai wy
non'i.os VA le !ay rcalxsd;;, i'n! IN rlants5's
w 5 u. s l''sy ef p4a i. a ps"sS @ Ut i! a "
kel. Up 10 Tho oMltfdso 81 1nn9 wi' Ind ta c9ssnl
with vesy wet eun.an. On tt.a luw lauttA duttsg
snsrscas ai,i II wlrn M IL" tods l rSn.nsl.ai aats,
ito .asx Rna weeln viii lnpstta!lalte Put sMact'
e ;ass ,, nf Il @ s*!s 6 tt RITZ s 'i: ssny ILL.,. a.
tea trtu u'n6 dlscp, sgrta and alasiionrt pafts q
ts.sr s,ors. y ssvss sAsss !s yosaM. While taw
u. lsNt whrluter lilo cgope ftava l,ccil prorclly
work, u, tho yast t.w wv'e% haso brought tacM "a
"a e snis ot a p'4n'o' a'e
with tho best data III onr rt,4srshfun: ,.,
iR $50 acrce. In corn and coton at m sxCsn's #
tas lda frosa stock atld 1mniaa.uutal ks.14. vii
ilnkr !D0 1,aftH OF cotton tSM ths cach> and JtaN
bl;leIs OF corn. Tic GcnefAl hns u pf"'no p'an'
Mr YnhnetnY, trft1, twe,tY.tsro hands, Cu1t1sdtr
& III ".u ~ cnt. md cttnn ~ ~, rsncs,sa nf
si.Gn ,y;is n.sL~ 1n1 i,nfrs n cnifnn ani mi
S,,rsh hnix III rnr,,'
NJ. In.r,S: with txvcntv 1ands rn}:f rat1nr Hs0
nrTns nt IN rxnenst. nf - ~ vii mnEr l0J Eslcs
os enttsn1 lid assleia uf co1n. md liNo GusaeIs
" ~ e.Ss, n,nffctnss of - '
Tbs atose afs al upland plantations, md not
.;9,sth Wno / ID. will, tAlEsy.gyc l,u.1s, cul
4ttmiin.. fa1 acres. al at, tsSSeise al S5 I'd viii
r,is|. u bales u cotton. NlUU bus1iels OF corn
nT,d i. efdJ initf,cts uf aWcct putators,
Tie last ns1sed Is r9rcr hotiom plantation, and
hts s1,iiireff f-Teoly from Overflow Our pln1ta-
inns we5 i'm Eli fcst fall nt IN average cost OF
siiU0 .r acre unil although We have had 10 con-
tenI rtnIust IL. ppryntnb!e season, il cotiou re-
mains at fta rrcscu pticce We sha1i realize goUd
Drflf nnf tc encouraged 10 continue our cxsf.
| fsrns anofhcr <ca:, -
| Thr frecinscM f,a-c worked cxcc1ie4tly, W.
would rot entertain lpr . n1nucut tic proposition
ceils SATISFIED. i.arc few wants, a1e easily con
f,niId rnfl haye ysunicrfuI c.tatity tor enduring
| 3tinrs Thr IenanpI fpr t2,eir services Is !hs
snrs.sf ,,,n-rrfrf itr :t,rr cuo trc15rocnt Freed
1n.nSs f,mrrnm i;lis nav increa.c fEr cxnensrs o
thr rnrr.nnnr,t and is.fbrr ti.e nockeis Of fev
Erreirci ,.;rc.n fn,itri,iuo1s huf M hateeu vii
.nr rcrT,.i-tc ~, r.I.t;t,n Letwrer whItcs a,,t
1.,c I,iT s ,sci1 no liz. nntnrnI axa .rllic!l r
ni1tc - frcc 1 1a,,o- In oycrv cnnntrr- Frretlms1
f+r;sh 10 cvrcntron ~ ic nrinrinfc th:t laiIor
1t..,.ist;ns, ~ ~ MA ~. entrr,n;s,n ~ rnres f.
t " - - =. s1,t
, 1866-08-14

md for three years the expensive comedy has
becu playing. 1t sccu,s that the ncichbors
have not Ind their eyes closed TO what was
going On, and yet, owing to the usual dill
GUILTY of action in waat is nobody's business
in Particular, they suffered the old man to be
plunicrcl until nothing but wreck of his
fortune remained. Al last, Mr.. L. G. Will
sic, Supervisor from Clarence, aud Mr..
Geargc Van Tine, Deputy Sheriff. took the
matter In llnud and caused the arrest Of Gnisc
OIL Saturday last. lie wus brought before
Judge Lockwood, Of the County Court. and
held to 1a'l In the sum Of 81, 900. Unable to
give the required 1a1l, llc was committed to
jail, where lie languisllcd until yesterday
morning, wien lie IN somc way. obtained re:
lease upon disgorging the wlolc remnant Of
NM,nef's property IN Ills possession. 1t ts
thought that the rescued fragments VIII
rcalfTc Homc $f5,000 or $4,000. Not less
thau s50, QUO hnyc been plundcred md squau-
dcred.
The extraordinary young sharper by whom
this brilliant game Of arttst1c rasca11sy has
been played, ii 1iti1c fellow about fuur feet
| and d half iu height, with sanly lialr and
moustncl,c, md principally distinguished by
! tho sinister kectncss oflis eyes.
| 1u tic recent legal proceedings, 3. O.
Gould appeared for the prisoner, assisted b!
Josiah Conk, and htcssrs. Lewis, Thlcott and
Ottcnot fur The prosecution. Tho property
rrscucd wns placed for security III the pus.
| ecselutl uf j, ". DudKI, or Cl0tptcc.
, 1866-08-14
HEI.MB0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT =

A positive and specific renety Tor dtse15cs Of TIT
de-, Eidreys. Gravel. psopey. The utmoss cozt
can Be reposed tn it, cpsanre powers IN aho7e di
also in restoring the exhausted powers Of nature
s1e accompanied by 80 rnauy stazui1g syu
a1ncuG which VIII be touat 1ud1lposttton to
Loks af Aeu1crF, Hhkefulncss, uartcr fDisci
sosehedtnEs os evu; n tact, universal I&ssiu1de
t-atior, snd inability to enter into tas entoEmf
soelexy. II 10 remedy IL used1n .snch ca*es. Con
uon or lnsauitJ eusaes- yfsit cur hospitals, ~
and prisons, aud be convinced Ttn reader nuE
be axare however klstt maJ be the attack 1t Is s.
atect his bodily health, happiness, and thas OF hi
tertty~ Helubolds Extract Buehu Eiu give
a-d energetic feelings. e1ahte Eou to sleep vel.
u1ozr strengthening than any of the Preparst'
Hu1k Of isoo~
, 1866-08-14

f'In 11fifnr The kettle fsoa tho fzc acaaet rnS.
ke1c reg kcycreiy-out hand alnao.t 10 crisp The
tps:rre WIS rnbcarab1e. The Mexican Nus-
ting Lnttueut relieved The pain almoet Immediately.
1t healed rapidly, and LEFT teyy little <car-
~Cuas. FoeTtE. 20 Ntosdet-, Phtlad'a."
Tf,i. IA merely Sample at wtaE the Mustang Ll1I-
yntut will do II Is tnyn11ahe in IN e.sss o: woa1d
ewentnE,, eprnrs, cuts, bruses spav.ns, &C., elshes
upon 1nsD OF bcatt-
Beware Of connterfeits. None Is Gcauirc ro1es=
wyappel In rne steclp1ata cucravns, bearing he sl
nature os G. " Nestofook+ Chemist ani &lc tftett
ht.snp Of DK3,As R.4SE Co., New Tork-
sAlxATuGA STRING WATER. sold h al dug
MI
, 1866-08-14

The aElouEt Of F1Aataton DitteEs sold II one 5eafs
sou,cteaus stas1ln;:.. Tke5 1ou1l I'll Bso1aEaJ stx
6xt Lish from the pask 70 Foustnst- p1afaTs msnu-
factory one Of the INSTITUTIONS Of New York II Ii
said list Drake patated al The rocks In he Eastern
Etate< With his cahatlsuc "S. T.-laD-E." and thea
gni The old granny legislators TO pass v "psevent
Ing dsneuztns the hee Of nature" which Eisn him
monopoly. We do not know bow this t. but NC do
ow shat the Plantation Dttter< stL1 as 10 o:ae ati-
Gle eTer dc They utea by MI classes Of sst cor-
uErity, and arc death on DTspcpsts-s1ztstn- TheJ
a.e very lnylsosat1uE when languid ant weak. and
great appetizer
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by al drug.
ctstS.
, 1866-08-14
MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.


New Organization and Appointments
Tho followin. general order has been iss1ed
from The War department.:
Wan D1T ar1.aEsT, !Aps'r GfsERA1::s O7EIeE,l
WAsAGsGT0S, August G, 1866.
GENERAL onrsn, No. so.-By Objection Of she
visions and departments f hereby discontinued,
aud !hc following Divisions aud commands sn5stI-
j. department If The .E4e.-u -usadquarters at
Philadelphia, eunfylvan1a-:;Major General Geo.
e. Gasd & Sor ssss 5ssssy aaa rssn
il. Trertrs<nt af the Lckts-rcaaanartess at
rFa! Joseph Hooker t. comn,and.,.;will embrace
.hc S,atss q oh'o, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois,
1T. D[lar'a;tnt q Me Rfo,nae-.Hcalquat:-
John A. Sclphr1d to coamand-asd will en-
Nv ". Ue1g,s,n<sf lie of IL soni-1fosdq qaa,ters at
Charleston, ). C.-Mujor Genc-ai Daniel E. Sick
les to comn1snd-yill embrace tho States of North
v T7;drintaf Of f1t t1tNnssste---NcaAQnarter
| Nashville, Tcrs.-alaIor General George II.
Ii.oma; 10 sou,maud-xitl e,ab;a:e the sla,ss Of
Vt Ttpar:mtnt Of tae Headquarters New
! 10 ccEnmand-wiji embrace ino S1aies OF Floriln,
| lunislana and 1'cxas.
vi wrat s; r. ast1Ssaa2 nn hsa; 2i1as
tor General U. c. Ord TO cofnlnsnd-.Wih embrace
thc $tnics Of Arkaneas mud Indian Territory
viii. Department ef tie Mssoml--ucaa4nar
tcIs, I.ca.enwclth, kaasas-atajor t;enc:a1 Vim
| ft10 :. Hancock to command. with TIC sasnt
| boundaries ~ naw constituted. except such u
,nay be detached to fo1m new department 10 u
iX. Dfrortmtnt of tae Izatie-ueahqnartors
GenzEc Cooke to conuaai.d, With game hoMudaste
m toir conettutcd, except such as may 10 dc
'ashed T. @ ae~ II tEssn E. s5sas
j | San Fsancisco-Drrret 31alor General irwin NJ
t Il. Department a} ~ C9Euntie- Headquarters
Z General John fopc to cuznunnd, the same as no
r xii. Brieadicr and Hscvcl Major Gcucral Aif:c
!" Il. Terry viii report 10 Lieutenant General She
r atcil ont of The Department Of The Missouri an
= The rlatte. according to his Judgment, sntJctt
= : the approval Of tho Scctctaf! q Var.
: XIII. Lieutenant Gccera1 William T. Sheyma
nents q she A,kassas. II he l Mssons &c Eiti Flu
Is ! and the ncw department to be created. Tic Fly
l. Of lieutenant General slcrnlan'e commsnl -
!, ee Mitarg nlsts.an Of tho Missouri. hcadauafte
:, XIV The Department Of California anil the c
~ 1uu,hIa will constitute military division mad
F. Mujor General Henry y. hatltck, 70 be en.stl
= tle Military Disi<ign Of the ElcIac. headqus1le
A. w The Department Of Washington, with
II | rrcscut limits, and The Stntcs Of delaware d
= Ma1yland. Headquarters .. Washington. 81
=, dicr aud Brcsct Malos General Edward R. 5. c:
ut Uy order Of tho President of the EnItcd Stat
d, +. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjntsnl General
c, General Au.nr. lately IN colunan1 Of t
Of Department Of Washington, is to be assign
10 ihc command of tho Military Academy
I'd West Point,
, 1866-08-14
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERClA

MONDAY ETEKfKGs AnHua1 ID. 1oko.
The weather to-1ay was dry and cool. and tnero
WAS rather more etr The streets aud In business
circles thaa dutins last week. In monetary cir.
clee, there Is m Increased inquiry for money, and
In few quarters currency IL comfortably close,
Int not stringent. Generally speaking, however,
tho Money market Ia easy at 10 per cent per an
nun, al which Eate prime paper is readily dis
c9nuled.
Eastern Exchange ia etlll IN ycry Light supply
and fle market is hf, and base a1 par buying and
Ito premium selling. Round lota were sold
among bankers al premium OF M2Goc per thou
sand. The demand for Exchange Is not quite &c
active as formerly; hut It Is still greater than tho
eurply, ard como OF cur leading bankers hare still
to express currency to New York to meet their
| drafts.
| In another column Of to-day's Tn1nrSE Will be
found frll dispatches from the interior, With re-
guss 10 the damage sustained by tho now crops
in consequence OF the terrible rnnelorn OF Satur-
dag last. There was general opinion pzesa1cni
III commercial circles to-day that the Wheat crop Of
Wisconsin and Minnesota were 1ad3y damaged.
and prices advanced 1o@2c per bushel over sat-
| urday'R quotations. Corn WAS rctiyc and without
material change Oats wczc neglected and dnll.
kxc advanced s5elc per buste!. Barley was
! enIet. Provisions and Al:hwfncs were neglected,
Gold opened IN Nc.s York to-day at l4a!!E. and
closed at the SANG quotation. The following are
the quotations tclcs1aphed to Boyd Brothers
, 1866-08-14

Local Stocks wt!c Inn, With buyers Of Cook
County ScEens At Is. and Chamber Of Commerce
Stock at IS. Chicago CITY Sercns ast ont Of the
Market
Government Securities were quoted By tho Sec
ord National Eank Of this tity as follows:
, 1866-08-14
TILL THE !:
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, 1866-08-14

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, 1866-08-14

SuEEP-Eecclved today s. head. TIC only ssle G.
ftc1ed vas b. Hall Reeves, who sold Nostestsg iii
lead common stock Sheep averaging NJ, u 1900 PEE
1ao Es. The market ID anr and entirely nominal.
, 1866-08-14

THAT Did Iss-A sonn; lady, returning 70 her
country LONE aftcr ssouzn Of 1ew months In Sess
yozk, - hardly recognized b 1ee ftends In place
of rusuc, Gnshed Gse shs had sec, ruby couspe1-
ton Of almost marble srnootness and Instead Of = se
really Appeared hut T. She told them plainly she usea
Hasans Magnolia Ea1al, and wonld noe be without It.
Any lady can improve her pertooal uppeassnce Fe;1
much by using this article. It BE- osderpt Of aas
Druggist TO- only % ccuts-
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold tT Ill Ds1s
EiB.l.