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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25


aliil AALlHDEUf8 CALiN8AIlA TOUEfSlii
5 IN COM cenea nom Choiera, Malignant
teveEa, small Poxio. any Cutaneous' A-feS-
lions VIII ba found inyaln hhle.. giving tone
to ne ayEteIa, aud removing ali the prns-
tratlug e1eots insIdental 70 disease. The
tniivel.. and populaF know dge Of the viz
tnes Of TRUE cali5s5a Bark rsquiras no e1.
PLANTATION; eentprlss have pas ID 81 rics is dis
poyeEy, nIiil 4 8 now recognized IS the hast
ialirlitge which bountif1l nature has favored
rs With. Science has discovered MANY
saethods Of sStsaetlpg IL. igtpe. ana Teiuc-
ing, TO q small bulk, the active PRINCIPLES Of
the Bark VIZ, qnipine, Ginch0hire. etc. an
Of llcI are llnlile AZ medical fsrfi7
me Isi1et want OF q flll Ia and lie a f5ffs
N ellll Of ll1Jdl y, i,llt 3Vea q Ecf6ltiIa
DyspepSini Los OF Appetite, ana b her lisa,
9 incidental 70 q ll1oIlIlIi led system has
1nduceo me % int this 10 thd medicalnFO-
Aeu - ana SUI reI - the most rel BILE SAFE
rs il does llll tie l6liVa bllnei-
pies % the Tue cali IVA Bar ~ n q ~ ~.
- la5ll llll - . der lt the Tlilection or
. 11llillll FOR lll the ih,iV Ne d ~ ~
- ll.llesl by AZ ldl.Il en-. 81 Broad ylav
~ : 81 = ens lof sale By al DfueaiSfs.
VS. - 20 ~ q Go. and Iiognn. 1T 4 CI5
2. ll-l-le q .Lli3| ~ hqeliuil, ". Va
Z. l.Q4q tlso ~ nj Odd Eel ms Han.
IS -. Qt.9s5l emu o Si9tie Bridge; 1l6liain
- E-ezs lEite q end llo1Io6 sls. O. u
tUlll1 3 co No: - lddr08 q lfii6sli
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25
ONE PHI rs A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
using these Pills while in that condition LEST
they invite Miscarriage after which ad.
monition, the PIOp7fetof aizumesti no responSl.
bility, although their mildness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommendedas a
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
Ior all those Rftiictlng complaints so peculiar
10 the sex, viz; DigfTeSESIlO and Pntlful Mem
ttI1tdtiOH, Retention PUN IL ne Beck and LofnI
ETe&sill0 DOM PafES, I2tEah Of Blood 10 the
ness, HeQUfylesS, FIi0ite any Slfght ELeTton
Edi1ftdtiOn Of The Heart, and all the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, Weakening and the beglnningoi
all other female weakenesses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25
naIT fauspnrtatiua.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
vi 1870 .l.Ll..'Y IYle 10 Io00' J

OFFICE BAIT; z oIIo RAIInoAp Co..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25

Here was trouble. In the excrucia-
ting pain which followed, the boy
thought his eye was out, but getting TO
shore, the other took out his knife, cut
the singing" and pulled the hook out,
which relieved. him to such degree
that he Immediately stopped crying,
and tying "A handkerchief around the
wounded eye went on fishing as before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25

hoR the information 81 those Of or1r
rl1ellrgi who lugy hive lliIcl b q
et9 inthe !. NotlhSee stetn Gift Concert y
We notic3 that the proprlat0rs OF t6af
- md inslit1ti6li. who al s. & 'IisF's
t1e seeqe Of their operations at III lplnn-
some Time since. and, as report
~ IN the nelt little atil1 OF s6Veus
t4tHte tnqp2an dollars IN their nook
49, ~ e tl44t-u my Aaron Elld-
4ytii Of 81 llirI ri tliifs
silel-iLa eLn 70 qdlrc ed &C Cincin-
l5t ll1l11 4ItclILfi -
1e t
- llilQutn0 COM d a lft II ~ mo-
iqn o1 an entirely new ara - 81
machinery. I1 u6Qalfs
~ comp licetIo on IS fliHpe'nz 4 ~ ~
ra1l1 d I,aEisct ana Motel
~ tn1
In
iHn 1ac.llue
ID III. lcl1lu
81 o11 ri Tie crl1U
cue mas g. Yet r 1udd li,ai
ernest vas made
tho 1c9rl 81
comm
10 'rIu.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25

W.T.. 4 j. .. PICKERING.
And by DR.. 8. B. StidRer, AIonndsvine, W
Wa. DR.. :. Z. Carr and DR.. ]. n. BoueOek
OF Clarksburgl W. Va.
Ladies' by sending 800 10 either Of the
ABOVE agents to the Wheeling Post ONCE, can
nave tne pills sent Onfidsnttally,l by Mall,
oc2S-lyd Solo Proprietor. New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25

Z. II, Iogan 4 %. and Logan, List & Co,
/. thQle ale AGENT, VI Tie ling, ". Va.
SOLO al D BY n. B0Glg king, Odd FELLOW Han:
=. H oabeftl end Of Stone Bridge. Nolan
Bros corner Alarlret aud Monroe sfs.. q. j.
ltsalgiins q Co., No q Monroe street Wheel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemn,.
ting marriage. being aware Of Physical Weat.
cured. - = 9Peeuiiy
He who places himself under the care n
Y. may religiously contide in his honor ne q
skill as a physician. f''' l'is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25

DR.. ]. addresses all those who have iniurad
themselves by improper indulgence and soil.
tltIy .naoltS, which ruin both body and mind
Ctety, or Inarrlnua stN-AS ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habit me-
quently learned from evil companions, or NJ
school, the effects OF which are nightly fell
even when asleep, and, II not cured render,
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
ana body should apply Immediately
What a pity that Young man, tile hone n,
ms country the pride of his parents, should be
OF lie by the consequence of deViafing from
the path of nature, and INDUCING in a eerfSin
templating +IT7 : = 'NH'
, 1866-11-22
AMI1SEMENTSs

NcN1cKEn's TnEAT1E.-"c Connie Soocal,," the
sensational dtaua. l. still being played at this
theatre. With Mr. Ard Mrs barney William. in the
principal characters. My. Carroll, tic excellent
low comedian. hath in his make mp and actin:, IL
IN admirable support In the play, and contributes
powerfully toward lis success. It will be repeat.
I'd. a. a!5eady announcer. during the entire week.
Cox. WonDs MI:sEuM.-Despitct the ucfnvo: aolc
character Of tic weather, gond hons continue to
hs Y 4h rs s Fer
tic pa ts and %,sh, Se o} i,set entitled ;as "a "a
.een,ed many popular hro7itee Tbs comedy
will te repeated every evening duri=s The week,
and At the rassccc on Saturday.
.o9d''eelirs RACES as an epidemic within The
trorage. lie. peopls will r 70 and and iii iii
@S n'as a he ,nca Solsc. TIC Is woser sec s
:ynn:sts. and The mit!h provoking chorus. And
;sey ;a1w thc,r good sense: The a,e APPLYING
ceudesctl By this Suicidal weather. Let Them 70
cEosnI's orEnA HorsE--..The Buis!ay Family
iraordiaaIy performances. This eSsnlar and
Saturday afternoon. will conclude their present
appear ancc Ill this city.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY or GnoctRiss.-J. A,
Glts"old & Co., wholesale stocess a, No. as River
streel. have for come llmc past bcen suspicious
that their stock Of teas, cotec, spices, &C., were
disappearing in some unaccountablc manner
without any equivalent in greenbacxs- The fac,
.noE tbs ago, when, upon taking an invoice 81
their ttoc1 anu comparing It with theit
j dc1cit Of nbons $l5,tUo. Har1nc confidence In
the everlasting t.uth Of figures, and believing
!hat thcir books were correct. they were forced
tlc conclusion thai 'herc was co!ored inlivioual
10 the fence and that the matter sunst be carefully
instssi. ated. The fall 1rcde came On, and Their
business season, but, with nl1 their watchfulness,
they could only reach suspicion that there was
hometh1nG wrong. A few DAYS ago the firm p1ac.
cd thr entire cts in the hands II The police au.
t1ortties. Detectives Ellis and Dixon were as.
sicntd tic task OF wolkin. up the job, and yes,
tctlas afternoon and evening 1t was concluded,
Mr J. $. Clecr.a German who resides at No.
90 Oak street, has 10. long time been EN- pioycd
by Messrs. Grsswold i CO., and euIo,ed theiE
confidence to the usual e1:ent be.
tween merchants ard thc1s salcsmen,
1t was asccitalncd upSn careful
Investigation, that Mr. Clcer wond put up boz
OF tHo Of assorted groceries, chest Of t:s, per
, 1866-11-22

jured, Uncle Wheeler killed, and Emma
slightly hurt" She then said to these about
her, Don't leave me here to die; there Is
life here yet" They proposed to take her to
Eric. No." she sail, "is there no house
ncar:' To those Who said said they
would place her In o. wagon, she
objected, asking, "cannot men carry
me in th:ir Ir.ns?'' and shr was
60 carried. some sixty, rods, to the house of
Mr.. Chambers; the surgeons arrived about
IN hour after the disaster occurred and at
tended to her, replacing the eyes in their
sockets. This she does not yet know, al
though she often speaks Of her having been
bliEd for some time after the accident. Nor
did she crH see her babe again. since it was
playfully kissing Its mamma at the moment
when the whistle sounded. Its listlc crush,
cd body was forwarded on Thursday to Mil
waukce Tor burial.
After her removal to the house. reaction
took place, and she coolly gave the most ju-
diciolls directions to the ladies In attendance,
for heating ler chilled extrcmities, and re-
lievi0c her pains. She still remains at the
house Of MI. Chambers, the unremitting at-
tcntions Of whose family arc most gratefully
acknowledged. She is Improving rapidly,
and can soon be removed to her home. Her
he1uism, coolness and sclCpossession, under
such Eightful injuries, and such bitter men
tal suffering astonished all. The surgeons
declare that they never saw its parallel.
, 1866-11-22
SAD CASE OF Distribution.
John 1lorrlatey'A Sister Starving In Chi
caSo-A Singular Contrast,

The .urst on Tuesday night Of drunken man
named John Morris, who reside. in locality
known to the police force a. " "shiubonc" alley,
between Adams and Quincy streets, and near
Wells, was not Of itself IN unusual circumstances;
but Yesterday morning ut the Police CnMs.,
1t was asecrtained that Morris l.ad
returned homo in u dt Of drunken 1acc
and had beaten his wife in The most
shaneiul manner. Mrs.. Morris, who is nearly
toc: ABOUT scven years old. Her bratal husband
was fined $ss5 aud sentenced to thirty days at the
Bridewell. Unable to pay his fine, Morris went to
the BEilewell for vielty-onc days. Tits foo, WAS
tion Of all listeners attracted to the statement
ses n9n o S0hn nss*sy Ne v T0eF Of coRsgss 5f
fIss' liz .isssment ses1sa inprosaSle, but
subsequent invcetiEation has only corroborated
the tn 9as9 Ct ,sa ha tb she ss a essP AeSa,
sRems never to have been man OF much better
character than At present. though It is 10 be pre-.
fncd 1hnt .! ;he time o. ther nn.oM be- va
| feelings. They lived Two years IN Troy. New
York, aud then came directly 10 Chicago. Never
in no'e ttan moderate peeuniary circumstances.
| loattsonc alley. Their abode present. every
| characteristic featu1c Of drunkard's home. The
broken chair Or two, and small stove that ca,,-
not always he snpnlscd With rnrl. The Windows
lei tn The dsp night air, and the door stands aJas
70 admit the beatnS :an. 1t Is strange eon.rast
| aid the accounts that all have read In thG
public rs1nts during the past tsw months
"non." John Merrissey, at saratoga and
New roEk, the dazzling enehan'Eent Of liz
fashionable ~ifc. Mrs. Norris has not heard
from her brother, che s;aics, In thn'e years. The
poor woman docs rot blame him for It. She
thinks that he docs not know where 10 address a
| ielaer 10 her. Up to three years sEo sho had re.
crtred occasional rcmsttaIccs itol her wealthy
bro'hr:; which contributed materially 10 her com.
| fort She has Nsccntly addressed letter 10 him
IN care OF the, Sew York Clipper. newspaper, hui
.I Lag not yet received reply. John Mofrissey'
fist living; puSilistic encounters, gambling aad
racing; but he has eubsclib< 1ibe.hi1y TO desery.
tn= charities, his rn.sc has always been open ia
the n.cdy, and II Is slttscnlt 70 believe tha; he
| world knowingly suticr eister 10 lisc IN euct
"a stale Of nbjec1 poverty whtic he WAS III the pos
session of means to relieve her necessities.
II Is said tlat another s,str. now residing In
Troy. having heard OF the destitute condition d
Mts. Norris has written o!fc ing her a couto.ta
| bic home In her family.
, 1866-11-22
Incidents In the Into Railway Disaster
ut Erie.

Mt Erie.
1r-o,, ,ha c,o,.,.na Herald soxcmbc, 1911
W. nat1or @ from conversation viii, a rem
W. e.nGhs, ~ .h,e ng nv rc,a1;re "f SIrs Wssi
llean y. is ~, ~ trss ;,nrcd n thc iafc
u Alii"anhee, Mno "ns l!u:Sa t.;Jat ~ nn+oot
disaster, many 1n'efes''us 'neio'n's eo''"ee1'
ed Herewith. ,o, f,n, .,o +.o,- 4ho
When the train eapsu aGa ~. t.aen, WY
car, next to the door, was ot1so ot.s'1so oS 4
man supposed to be unknown. md who p.-
killed Aftcr a ca rcful examination of his
clothing and luggage, no clue could be
found TO his name or residence. He was
prepared for burial, and Just before
Of paper WAS accidentally shaken out
from his coat. The paper, which had
not before been discovered, seemed to BE- a
leaf from small memorandum book. WAS
signed with bis name, anu contained substau.
tally these words, s'If auythinc hapncns to
me. Or I shomld Lose nv 1;le Than = aTor rrs r:om
1n,,,o w;sh ~ Esrn W. ~ ,oa,. sn 49, no'
dan Iowa for nrr;si 1i,d yh;s Ss. -, ~ shea.
nrdiscnvsred f,r anntbc, hs1f hnrr T.. ,'i u.G1
have bern cousi.ncd to oblivion ia a. an NM nm.
t.no1-r ,r'.r., ~ 00'''"" ~ al uu-
Thc tsecnnl sast wac occnn;oa br n
whre1eT nc Wilwatlrc 1,ncIc ~ Vrs yast
Wiz h;,n sat nno;hnr ,omsSa,,sn ~, 80.
,nr thc sharn scTeam ~ liz cnr;ma Nv, nr,n1
instantly from bis seat down alonr tic % als'e
1ri1 ,,uu i,IaS a"s se''o"s 'H1"'s' IT. necics
WIS WE h'ttcu:
~, tns tnnu eSat was lutueu "iln Ms oaGk 70
tne 1lont ana was occupied oE alts. Mest
ano nel oaoc! "nlcu, a. tne molAeht, was
nelnE aonoleo IN rs motners lap; opposite
ncr sat MISS E1hps VEST, ncr niece. on the
1ou1tn seat, me car tuInco toward tne lctt
aRo IN WIS Hp5se. nel9te an, II went over ne end
~ oiie y. ~, .nc aaL.s "" up oeiere tne rear
ha'' stush ~ ens sntoh.ns sst, aua tus otner eao
pe'u uatsan 'n,u ,,a 'ne me ear Mas IN
stansaaeous,y - c @ a"u tGonp'e.e;y s1oppea. oat
US rear enc was 20 lNtea ~ 1aat II )umpcu.
OF .,,,,as Ioae & over, the plattotm ana bumpers,
Mnicn were NOT ln)urSu IN thc lcast, and, as
tue car went over, lclescoPlns' into the
passenger car, the root Oh tue smoking car
gong OUTSIDE aud It's hoor passing inside.
stripping The seats aud their occurnnts
from the hoor on the le0 hand side Of the
aisle, sat NOT in]9r.ng any seats on the right
ine occupants 81 tne iatter escaped any Sc
rions injury, altnousn a! we're thrown over,
as INC car upset, oat lSI between the root Of
one ana the noor 81 tae other, as the car
Wsn1 Gown. bnt a. on thc leEt hand side,
whh the wreck ni the seals and saloon, were
thrown over, falling rpon Mrs. West and tho
othsfs Wlo were k'ttcd, :.
Mrs. est was thrown on her face. with
her Dahc under her; Miss West fell on her
back. nut received no other injury than the
crushing Of her LEFT hand. Miss Eulma's first
question wns "Amty, can you brsathe:"
, 1866-11-22

b9lk Of the business wa per eens. The naset va
earlier 1t tho Close owever and could not be qnoto1
oyrr cent. The adyauc- 10 the rat.s WIN etrAct
1aEsr cunt Of capital n tho Place. and tn. Anouat
of lnanAblc funds win be large.
Gold fen 10 1ssh 1t The close, owing to several
failnEIs AMONG the Bull operators. Cash gold w.s
more peoty this p H. and ze4s PET cent pala Tor
carrying T. There was Errnrt on the street this p
r. IL; g. " Gere5Sncnt had called ~ nc SetionA
this EnnoT the eal's ton The TEeas7f nep,ttneus
to sEch ~ s1cnt 2st c:eA any dstre In the money
msrkct The nhTEta,urs here Ii ulsbnrsing NoerAy
on Treasury warrants, md the currency soon Gcta
back into circulation.
MisGEl1 4szoIs- heavy At the last opea
SSaSs; SSe T.: " ss.aS S|ss TX
Msriposa....... Ix9 In ttHsbul gh..... H,A s,x
Ms!tptsa pref. 25hes % Tolt1o.... .n:k3i12X
". Y. Ic...... {5A q. d &PAclfic. .1txHig e
Mieh Ssn,'--me tsn m @1nH So;siwestcsn.. soS5 59x M
Eae:: :lx@ ri Fort Wayne: .;1asxe1os
The closing prices:
sos, coup, - IesA@ISsk to!o. eoup:. e1oo<
5@,:s1, ~ coup. q. .1oeasiosS June ;,s3a...... iH
loios, reg ..1Q0 @lo0A
, 1866-11-22

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch TO the Chlcaso Tribunal:
--... ST. LOTS, November y.
TonAcco-Du'l: prices unchanged.
GAN-Wheat heavy prime fall, T.. IS; common fall
s36o; spring, $11s. Corn duh; yellow, sl.os white
SLID. mlxed choice. *l-1.t. Oats dnn 1t declne
about le. Rye more a1tive At *l.los1l5 Barley. nj
kAlck.
FsorE-stl1l droopus; supeEune, ee5t Z, flo,5,
&ll.oG, M, *11l5ost7.5o.
Pcor1sloss-Acss pofk declinln4: sa1cs new 1t &c
clear sides a 15h3 6 and shou.defs At 14c Lard dull
lltAlsc.
Wnts6ET-TrreEu1Ar at $3ak
, 1866-11-22
Milwaukee Marker.

al1lwnnkec 1lnrkcf-
lSrectal Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MIlwACKHE. November a..
FLorE Steady and drm. Sales OF 500 brls ut $9eeX
s1ubc for double extra; $eoo 80 for choice extras
$S.ca for eupe1hne.
GRA1x-Wheat drn and qciet. Sales at the L. m,
beard Of eco bu at r. os o. for No. ;s1s3lssf,r
No. = l6a3l.e6 for No. : and Il 81 tor Rejected
Sales at The hosrd Of xn bu 1t e. ao7 for Sol
&915 for No. 2; II .e1alG5 for No. 5: Sal for
Er;ect6a. DaH weak 1t 4.c. Corn drmer at Sic for
So.e- IlJc 7c better. barley dull At SC.
fEovIs1oss-sutet.
LIVE HoGs-Ftr1a At $6sO.
RtcKTTs-1,so ,soo hrt louE, 5looo bu wheat
saIfnES1s-S,no brss nour, ~ eA bu wheat.
showing hard It .. m,
, 1866-11-22

Ycxscfs faesr Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1 :.
DETCotT. November u.
Lf-sunrtke. Hunter, Cooper, japan, Angelo, Saxon,
kirEs:osd Hubbard. MeF.ick. Mechanic. sorAl,
Smith.
DowS-OrphAu, BrIdecwates. waye1ly, Starlight
Maci1 General Lathanl Bahama, Totd. Parsons Md.
leEtancAu. ArAoi, New London, Irpn*ldea Stampele,
Roberts Alice. City Of the straitA Goble. Fashion
Wind northwest
, 1866-11-22
To InycnforB.-Js h. Turchln & Co.
Patent Office, removed to 1888 Dearborn street.

"a ~eAe Gooto'te~1 ~ y 'sA3 ~%ss"
~ 10 1nmnEcntors.-t. nn DO =, Huscnln q Co.,
fa1cn1 omce, 1emo'ed 70 ''' ueasoofn stfset.
.
horses arc used In nearly ali the horse car stables
In the city Of New York. Twenty years expert
ence bas stamped them the horse remedy OF the
are. Work the horse while feeding them. Pack
ages Is cents. Sold by all dealers. j. II. REED
& Co., Chicago, Illinois, Agents.
puf,1fr Sneakers and SINGERS xxfl1 flnd
+tfrnwn'a Bronrhial Trochesf hencficiat in cIear-
inc the voice before speakin. or singing, ana rc-
thc Wi AZ o1@nns havine nncni;ar ad.nt;nn r.
n5Icct;nns which disturb the orrans ~ enecch.
Far Conohs ami Coias thc Troches are eiieefnsj.
~ A - ~
c,n~ourco oooo,,,,,D,o. oacr, hort1o
or rNorsacn.s rrcinr., is,im svijch viii en1c crerg
cue p! longs, ;nd ~ ~ II
eSery ,nssRts Wbefe II faits to relieve and cnre
Far eaie hv ali jrnoaists. Rnrnhams n Van
sch,,rE whn1csaIe ,,rnrvists- M il skc street
.vim1oseie snanfa A1s' 1'o' Az '''e~"
"uotes"1e "eene'
yyo oycf1,.e our re1,nfnrJ01, fnr t1tc fu1,
A,,wsrf ~ srHat VIC bcyc acci,rr In almnst every
,nstnTrc s,hera rho tninnf ia snfE,rIrr rom nsin
nnis crhamstfop reiief viii he fnnni In ffteen or
SrEtr has tcen administered. Cures dEscntel5
md dtaf!hGa anu wind coue. Safe 10 fesalate
The bowels. Frsce - cents ooltte'
, 1866-11-22

BCFrAIo, November u.
FIoCE-sales OF 100 brs No. spring a, I'll 50; 100
htls At 31s.oo for amber winter; SI5.50 for while
Western.
GEAE-Wheas quiet, With sales Of 700 bu MI
Eaakes a tslo 7sT 6u Mllwaukee rejected At 50.
Corn held At about <1.15-no sales. Dats-1 k050 bu
Chlcaco AZ s9c Bazley-1soo bu Canada nt t110 Asr-
ley Malt-l eoo 20 rs per IS ~. Rye-AsN bu No.
FnovEIoSs@Pork <:3.uo3:i.oo. Lard l49la4c.
CANAL FnEIGHTS-To New york-Wheat &C. corn
9tc, oats 13c- -" -
tEcKIp1s-F1our. E1il brs wheat, &, 80 bu cora.
s!.ai bu oats. 40 on barley, 3.sa bu peas 319y
bu. ''17
TIC. $3.50 bu. ~
'su1rME*1t-From the ports Of Chicago. Milwaukee
ard Toledo for the week ending November 1.th were
For Bufa1o-Flour, 25a3l bEIs; wheat, 319::b4 bu :;
500 e. bu. For osseso.E1ourt 90 bfls; wheat.
- s6 on corn. 80; oats 1io barley, is 100 ba.
For CieyeIsnu.Whcat u, ,4a5 bu. For Toledo-Wheat,
u,stQ. Dy rail TO irtcrior-WhfAt, 15,153 fu
, 1866-11-22

SocLnLE AT TIE NUstc HALL---A reunion OF
teachers and friends OF the Sabbath School cansc
will take place at crosby's Music Hall thi. cveu-
ing, under the auspices Of the Chicago Sunday
School Enlon, whose Convention Is now in ses-
sion. II is Intended TO make this pleasant
sion o. social intercourse ard mutual acqnaint-
snfe @ nna ~ lo ase n sympathy Etta she 92bsc.s
bn t,rexent
, 1866-11-22

PEHsosAL-Thc Hon. Pliny Hoagland Of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, Is now in this city, stopping at
tie fremont House. Mr.. Hoaghland Was the
Waer n o. eH
Ing. We understand the sufferers by the late fire
intend holding meeting this afternoon 10 adopt
neasurts concerning their future plans.
, 1866-11-22

Scrennde to the Hon. r. T. Ffeltns.
I'm

Screnade to the Hon. F. T. Frelins-
huysen.
The Hon. F. T. Freiinghuysen was on FRI
day night ecrenaded by his friends aud
ueighbors, to the number Of several hun
drcd, who, preceded by Reinhardt's Band,
marched to the residence Of Mr., Freliughuy-
sen, where, nfter the performance of several
pieces, the new Senator addressed the throns
In speech Of considerable length. Mr. Fre-
llDshuysen said, among other things, that lie
attributed the compliment paid him to the
fact that Governor Ward Lad recently an an
pointed him Senator for New Jersey, until
the Legislature should meet. He spoke Of
the late Senator Wright in tones Of
sorrow, md paid tribute to his
memory. memory He supposed the people
he intended to represent them. He should
20 there as freeman. and pledged to moth
ing /; but he was Black Repnblican.'' and
should endeavor to discharge his duties 50 as
to promote the interests Of The citizens Of the
whcle country, whether black or white, and
the interests Of the State. There are pio-
necrs Of the Republican party who go out in
advance, and find q mine of gold here, and
vein there but the great party comes march
lug up 10 help develop them. He might
have "madc haste slowly" but he was with
believed that Andrew johnson had done
wrong. He believed the time would never
come when New Jersey would consent that
South Carolina should gain political power
by the rebellion. He did not believe q rebel
should be restored to all his political rights,
nor be absolved from the penalties due
his crimes without proper penitcucc. The
Rebel States had forfeited the right to repre-.
sentat!on by treason to the Government.
suppose the South should come forward uud
say We will settle this matter by accept
ing universal amnesty for universal sniIrayc,'' ~
t1yhSt. 1cf11Y1H nn ME Ill
shape; but upon the accepting Of the propo-
sition he said he would not now give an
opinion. We can get along without having
the South represented; but VIC want them
represented, because representation was q
great principle with our toreElthers-we want
become prosperous and happy. The mission
ofthe Republican party had but Just begun
it had given freedom to 4,0o0, 600 Of beings,
and it will 70 forward until human nature
has reached tue condition tlat God designed
for it. Mr. Frclinghuysen retired am,d the
cheers Of the assembled people.
ParrIclde.
From the Cleveland Herald, 20.h.1
On ths second Of The present month, man
County. accompanied b his son, about twenty.
three years Of a.c went into dcld 70 work, With
na wss En- ans
open The way. one Of them made an effort to bite
him, wherGupon he ,ook sriek and commenced
esaq q e the seaaeai 9Da Of hssis'nf ss fbs2 to df 5ss
words ensued. resulting II ths las't death !!
the father shortly after, from blow On the head
moi wishing to have him t1ied, told him Il i.
wonld leave those parts and never return, tht
n:;a1r wonld not be made known. The cause o
his head falling upon stone. The young mar
fingered about the Place, however, and th: cast
, 1866-11-22

NEW YoKK. November Il.
MoSEr-Aore active and nsmer 1t 6s7 per cent ou
tAlt I0ane. -
STKRLIxG-Stcadr at lneHG i9 cold, -.
G0ID-LoxtE+ opening At III. declining 70 tf04 and
closing at l4UE. "
GoEEESNtST Srocks-Wtthout decided change
fHElGATs TO I1yE1fooL-Fism aud more acttye.