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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13
Hon II. w. Voorhees, Coming,

We are Informed that this gifted orator
and statesman will positively be in Plym-
outh somc time during the present month
We are unable to state the exact day, but
will inform our readers in time so that all
may be fully advised This will be joyful
news to the conservative and patriotic por-
ton of our community, for no other man is
SO eagerly looked for at public meeting
10 Plymouth as Mr. Voorhees,. His fame
is world wide, and We anticipate such a
crowd here Oh his arrival a. never before
assembled in this portion of the State.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13

\ brilliant luminary communicating
with the Republican last week over the
of Ivy. H." does not seem to
like the speech of our friend Van at Tyner.
What a pity The character of the criti-
eism is in keeping with the calibre of the
author from whose mouth and pen nothing
but filth ever emanates As "W. H. was
not at Tyncr, and knows nothing of the
meeting save what he was told by a repor-
ter whose head is, if possible. blocker
than his own, he i. hard ly responsible for
the nlisstatements of the article: the low
black guardism he certainly is not response
be for. Sired by a backyard, his natural
instincts and education have improved on
his birth, until, for young man, he is a
splendid specimen of BLACKBOARD and
loacer, whose private character, like MS
personal habits, is alike dispicable and
disgusting.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13


Some Of the townships in the county
have not yet organized democratic clubs,
and are permi ting the active radicals to
gain decided advantage by their negli-
gence. We cannot afford to rest secure in
our strength in any locality, no matter how
large majority we may actually have
1t is of vital Importance that we poll every
vote we have in the county, and it is the
duty ofevery democrat to use all fair means
at his command to accomplish this end
Ofcourse our county will give good round
democratic majority, but we must make it
as large as possible. 1t is our duty to the
Senatorial district, to cur candidate fer
Congress. and to our State ticket. We
have not half accomplished our work by
electing our cornty ticket. Organize at
once and 20 to work.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13

We give a considerable portion of the
first page Of today's paper to the letter OF
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. l. answer to
m invitation Of the committee to act as
chaplain of the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vention which meets at Cleveland tomor
row. and an extract Of the speech OF the
negro Fred Douglass at the Piebald Phil
adelphia Convention. The Rev. Beecher
says some good things for which the black
Republicans are pelting him severely.
EXHIBITIONS OF BIooDED HoRsEs.-
The seventh annual exhibition Of Imported
and American bred horses of the Elkhart
County Live Stock Association, will take
Mace at Goshen, Ind Wednesday, Tuurs-
day, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10th, 18th,
I2th and 18th. 1866 Premium list open
70 the world. First trotting premium
$500. AndS1OO First running premium
5000. And $50. Entrance free.
The officers Of the association have been
t. great expense in conn letins the arrange
ments for a fine display, and nothing Will
be left undone that will contribute to the
success of the Inhibition.
At the Black and tan Convention II
Philadelphia, Fred. Douglass told the
motley crew that negroes bad as good
L
right to vote as the Irish and Dutch anc
he was loudly applauded. When Ran
dolph. another colored delegate, mounte'
the rostrum and demanded suffrage To-
tho negroes the enthusiasm was unbounded
Ho " much longer will honest republicans
s,e deluded into the belief that negro sui
frsss !. not an issue
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13

BY vote of the late rump Congress the
pay Of Schuyler Colfax was increased to
eight thousand dollars This is snug
little sum for about FIVE months services !;
and such services. If the United States
were populated only by negroes then he
might lay claim to having earned hi: mon
ey, but what act cf his was of any benefit
to a white man We are unable to discover
This eight thousand dollars will come very
convenient in aiding his re election, and
may possibly secure it, but nothing save a
free use of money will, and that can only
be used in importing votes, which will be 4
hazardous business this fall The track is
not now guarded with bayonets excluding
all except Schuyler, and Turpie has enter
ed the course and will distance his CONS
pctitor if fraud is not resorted to-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-13

rary chairman.
, 1866-07-24

Il 6p6 o., balance On hand. fss6oo; numo.r Of
member. =; average attendance, 30; namber Of
81. Ious ,-Receipt., $50 o.; expenses. .$3so.14;
balance On hand, $3d-90; number OF members, ST
plumber Of families relieved. II.
ST. Receipts $19L79; e1psn=es,
f1799s; balance hand, ffs.s7; uuuh'f Of N an
hers, =; average attendance, Is; NUMBER OF hul'
lics relieved, 20,
81. BH1poH's, - fsecsps., ffcl.ss;. expenses,
s7d5e7; balance IN hand, xi0.0o. Enm ser Of
1he frpost OF The superintendent Of fhe AAylun,
Mf. E. j. Ecarpey, we also submitted, md elhi-
bltcd the toloHang fach:
The rpube1 Of boys IN the A-ylumeat the last
seul-a anpaal meeting, December Is, 1863 was 80;
the uumbcr since rece1ved. mostly ORPHANS and
desufute ehi1cren 158; total Isl. OF these there
have been w1tharawn By pasents and guardians,
potauon. II; a horne On Ticket Of 1eaVe, 20 run-
awn5a sll Y large. u At present tn the Asylum,
1l6; !ota1 Isl. The total nnmoet Of boys received
tlDce The opening Of The Insutuhon IS 481.
The amount Of stock Tn hand IN The tAfioIiue de-
psrtmcnt April 81. 1ee8. VIA e12 81; the amount
Of stock On hand a. Eame date in the boot and shoe
department. was 8. g. In the echool depsrt-
there are 80 boys emploved; rhe remainder beng
too young 10 learn any hanulc1nit Not stn.le
dea'h has Jet occurred within tue walls OF the Asy-
Inn, and The boys arc In excellent health.
The financial report 0! the Asylum shows a bal.
Ance hand per last report OF $23 08: receipts
siree. xs.e49.17; total: 2y!4.25; expenses,
the 1afge concrrcai1on embarked the 1salns. and
after arriving At the depot In this city separated
srd sought their respective homes, much delighted
With the!r trip.
, 1866-07-24
FkUM ST. LOUIS.

Will of the Philadelphia municipal
De1oEslion-TAe snAh srhackers ut
Vyurk-A civil officer Attacked anu
Severely Wonuded-Fntal Fall from
II NlndoW-TIot Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune-1
ST. Louls, July q.
The committee Of the Philadelphia Common
Council reached this city yesterday morning, not
making as much Of esay In Loufsy.lle al apt!ei
patcd. The visitors propose remaining here uLt1
1hursdav morning. Tomorrow general survey
Of he city Will be taken, and IN the eveuug re-
union will come OF at The Lndell Hotel. On
Wednesday m excurrlon Will take place to Pl1ot
Knob, and on Thursday the guests will take thctf
departure tia Chicago.
The Conservatives, obedieut 10 the infammRtosy
harangues Of some Of their speakers, have COM
1nenced their Threatened assaplts upon public OH
ce1t, BY shooting Major Ransom at Kansas City.
The following despatch from Kansas City gives the
particulars Of the nfialr: Yesterday afternoon
CLERK Of The Court OF this county, while on his way
10 his house In the suburbs OF the city. was attaek
ed by party Of buthxhackc1s and severely wound
flierd, When tbe pasfy rods up ana addressed lew
words to him tn regard to The militia at lndepen,
depce. They then drew their rcyoirete and fired
nose, lee, and arm Of the Major. He returned
three thote, but with what effect i5 not known.
Atset shooting the party atd. a nuubef Of clu-
JUN A4Vl4l lNiS pLAIE aAG 4A4CfCA4GANGtA
gone in pursuit Of The outlaws. 1t IL eaid the
buehwhnckErs came w7:h the special fntentipu Of
taklrg The Majors life He had Just arrived by tho
al1elnoon 1ruin from Independence. where bis Office
,s rttua1ed. intending to spend the Sabbath with
h1s fAmi1y.
A young man named Peck fell from window Of
The fonrth story Of building corner Of Finn and
Chestnut st1eett about half past four o'clock This
moruing, falling On the pavement ue had bis
ekuJl crushed and WIS Instantly killed. lie IVES s11-
ting und1 essed At the time, on the window sill, to
cool Of. end getting lnto doze Unconfciouely
fell ont.
The thermometer at one O'Clock yesterday stood
at los IN the ehade, eho EiuG one Of the hottest
dsfs Of this hot fea.Op.
, 1866-07-24
ST. yTcCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY.
Eighth Nemt-Aunual Gathering OF the
ConIerences-Reppr1 DC.

:he various Conferences Of the st Vincent de
paul Society IN thi. city he'd their eighth eeni-
annual meeting on Sunday At Bridgeport IN st,
Btidgct's Church. In the afternoon the depot Of
the Chicago Alton & St. Lpuis Railroad IVES
eaRas soesss Id saer sn a H. I
G. a' Re metea "' e1 1'ek oi LONG she s9 aepo.
nr 10 wail ior o1hcr r1apt to 6e made up Tor The
occaxion Upon their arrival at bridgeport parties
sca.crcd abou, In ali directions to seek their oNn
where \ Ecaloue .ap1rit to do good has created
a hone where children may tecclve religious
ea msn;al aisplas ana .,1' sleacs .;
with pcsted attention 70 The nne Juvenile baud; OF
the Asylum and Of the Christian Hfother<. which
Mete The gronnds T. Th,s ,S Ass1S@ Va origin
Societ., md If under the Immediate charge Of tho
1be st Vinc1n. dc Paul Is one Of the many be-
peytleat eociettee tn connection with the Catholic
Church. In this city there are Ten conferences OF
the as. oca,Ion, tntnaeed by The Particular Council,
whose member. copflft Of the presidents OF the
cor5en nee: and 0tncrs Wnom They M2y choose.
The object ofthe meeting On 5nnany VA to sub
nit The reports Of The conferences to The Particular
Council, Al four O'Clock .. N. the meeting wns
sn ReS penpae ,e % bnnrs, b. s., Vicar General oi IL
D:occsc. and spiritual Director Of the Particular
Council ...
At.tr the usual religions exerd.rs the following
conftrcnne seports were Eubmitted:
$Gs'-s5, basslce on hand, kas5 /; number Of mem
6eE. 7G hTe.7ee attendance Is number OF ta1ni.
s. PA11icK'f:-Reer!pt.. s7oo.sl: expenses,
sGsl &c balance on hand, <l5 IS number Of mem
HoLr NAxE-Reccipts, xl.aB; expenses.
$1e05.75: debtor balsnce, Is cents; number o
non1 F1a1L1.-Kee=tpt., slssa.os; expense,
, 1866-07-24
ssilet for New Yorkso-eay, and The Menimae A.

esilet for New York so-eay, and The Menimse A.
rived from New York.
The steam tug Lane Star, despatch aud tender
boat Of 1he New York MDl steamship Company.
was struck smldshlp:, carry7nx away all her atar-
board fide apd sunk In fourteen feet Of wafer, BY
the steamer Hexes OF the Texas line. The boit is
a tot al loss. she was Ep!n-a Al |So,00 No IN
.uApee. The collision occurred at Southwest
PaEB.
Judge Abel. OF the First nistic. Court Of Or.
feanA Parish, Va, arrested fhts morning on au af-
da,r mao: y Fves ed'zs1s assnsi.e ,hs h.n ~, 81
tent under The Clv, Kixh's Bill. Ahelt was hailed
y ss . osos ,as Tern ,Sa q tne
cent cpxrYe 10 the gtaud jury delivered oy the ac-
euted TO tndict those menhfts Of the Convention
of 1861 Y ho would rlcou enc It.
Gen. Snestdsn this morning published his gen
era1 order for .iddtue The commemo1ation OF Con
+ dtflt. upuunenH In hls department. and dis.
8 ,TvIr organizations for whatever purposes.
Gems. St adman and Fnlleft N, OF the Freedmen
Bureau bare heen tnve.tlRattnE tho coudact oE lts
ngents be1e. They intend 10 leays Tomorrow.
ne tr1sl Of eeyen men. arrested st Jack 'ou -.
under 1he Civil Righ's' BILL Tor rafdltnz amuIatte
tchpol teacbef, IS deferred til mo ming.
, 1866-07-24
FROM MADISON.

WtsconAIn and the Coming Paris EIs
posigfon-SnHJcated ted IN a Wefl-SoRk.
ln- Rnin-Unauccesaful Attempt to
fire the City.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tdbune-1
MADISON, July Is.
urging on the peopls Of Wisconsin to take steps.
through Mr. ], G. Derby, OF EeW York, the agent
appointed mdcr act OF Congress, to have fall
Representation Of the productions Of Wisconsin at
The Paris Expedition tn 1851.
Chari . Perry and Amherst sione lost their lives
1nies from Sun Prairie, by EoIus into well vii
lamps, Another man, named Howard, had naE-
TOW efcape- 4,,..
an un.ucces s.ul attempt was made 10 dre the
city, Saturday night, hY setting hce to hos.head
tul or strnx near The old 4arg1 Office. II Wns ex-
tirguIsh.d without much damage.
, 1866-07-24

EKw YoHK. July 81.
Co1rrs-Dul1 at $50 &c for niddlinx.
FLoCR-llull and prices declined 10&71c At fe..39
e10 fur ezra State $al1a % for eIt:A round hoop
Ohio {e6$@1G.63 for trade bfnEd3-etot1ns DILL and
htAyy. ---
dull ned nomlraliy lnuer. Eew No. MlIwankee ts
noninal e xi93sz.o9 Kecsl?s* of iys, 1ss7 pI. q.
Harley doi], ba'le5 malt quiet. Eosn-uarket lc
better with moderate dtusnd for export Sao home
ufe at &c fJr uneodrd new mixed western 1t sES'Hc
for DO. and 9oc for wetTrrn yeilow Eetepts Of
OATS, sl eu. oA!a 1c lower. Sales skaa hn at $50
$Skc for EhicaTo.
NnsskEr-Qglst At :?oSt s for State and wsssesn:
GnoCxKHsIodee quiet bit yeEy 1lm; Suxsrs
IAal4c. Mul1s1ts IL dnll.
pETRo1KuM-Duil 1t &c i0s Crrdes anu 1sG9Sc tor
PHoylsinxs-Pork heavy aed easier. with sales at
ISL ia 81 e. for mcss-cl0sfpg at $3l. regular.
1297Aas0G1 for cid DO, ind s 159e951 for prime
also 800 Urls NEST, for Ane1st and September.
changed. Cut M'ats orm At lsai6xc for shoulders.
and iseteoc 70: hams; bacon quiet st 15e foe long
al 209 sc 1or Ohio. Cheese duu II 68t9c.
, 1866-07-24
Markets by Telegraph.
RsIpNlGnr nlARKEr REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Prss..l
new TaRE. Jnly ..
MONTY.
Money remains yegy tasy ut 4s5 per cent On call.
EXCHANGE.
Eterllpc Exchange dnl1 and lower. Eome 1nuud lots
have been sold nj 1osz9iosH.
The gold market has been rery steady &rd uniform
during the nfternoon. and nearly A the sales were st
15ox. Gold has been loaned to-day At ll5 per cent
premium.
Government Securities were dull thIa sfter7oon.
The lo1foWfnE were she closing prices: U. T. regis
tered ISL. loa&ts4; T. S. Coupons, 1851. 1eKa Kal4:
U. 8. s-z6s, corpons, 1850. lo6A@t0tK; @. S. te0s
coupons. 1851, lolx9loa: U. s. SOS. coupons lSss,
ltsael11aK; q, s. 1p-spa. reg'd, ssx2s5H; 0. s.
1f-3Ds coupons. 0sA ASK; Q. S. 7os. August toak9
1l3}y II. S. 1-5ta June. 11Aa 1t5f O. 79s July,
7+e, Nav 1865. 1850 1854: Q. S. 7sos. Apguss 1s6s,
1oeh@1oe4; q. s. 7saos, September 1855. 1osG1oeR
gold. 13o4.
The GtotE market was very dpll al tho last open
board, and there Was further decline ID prr ..
Ascr tue hoard lower prices made There are
large tuuees of psomnen' operators ont OF town,
which tends to add to the ptes.nt oullness snd de-
prcklloo.
The following were the closing prices at $50 p. M:
Ohio eertlht ats 27k&ssk; Canton. staal; Cumbe7.
land Co4l Company. ss14sA: Qu1cA allyer Mining
NuUP1LEs ttA&4at hhteI ToNeIa -54H1o; Qos pfe1Q.
2aa:2A; New York Central Railroad. 1ooHa103K; !;
Frlc. 6sh@6:x; Hudson River, li5ksalt6H, Reading,
1osX3lf9H; Miehiean Genital, ios8l17; Michigan
Southern. sls@s1x: Cleveland and Pittsburgh, sto
san; AiI1o1a &C .1l9.
P11n Lxrx AND x1stxG ArrA1Rs
The market WIS sers du1f this afternoon for pttro
!eu asd mining ahai es without any market chaoKes
n r1iccs. Ccntrat 25a2i5: Ui Greek. S; Benreho0
Run. 81: stris stocks Cons Gregory. 1000 Ganuel
Gold, 10d
pRx aoops xro1AysE
Blown observation-disclosures a, 2lc; do d. sic: Ap-
peton A. saAcs do c, 1sc; DO D. 22c; do E lac; An.
2atsa 91c; Indian Head. 1sc.
eheetnes sfd ShietlnEs-Bfcarhed Ray stills, &c;
No, ,etNe; Ellis. 2ahc. y
T1clipa4-Amo.kesg a A, Soc, do 4, 4las, --u
saHe: do c. s7Hc: u. SAKE
iFtnss-Ame1iean, lsc; AmosteaE. lsc: Arnold's,
1c: Coct eco, &c Dunnel1, l9c Empire, l3Kc Free
men. lie; Garner 4 Co.. axe.
6hirt2-J. IT. L. standard dress Shirt. No 23t 2
dozen, e16io: No. 13u. 2 dozen, s:50o; No. 2lo, 4
dozen, f27.0l .....
rxpee Colsrs-Met1opolitAn Collar Company, Byron
aelI<t. French ensmelled. *t6.cd to rs oa; Gold
smith. Hoffman Co.'S patent Precipitation proof
Byron. fsQ.1e; Shakespeare. s4eG9; Cn1s. t3a.ts.
Hoop sktrt4-Dszdle5s Duplex Klfeptic. per dozen
hoora. ts7xeasLe5; do Emp1eta trail, per dozen
hops, 3r.2S; Myers' Z l. wide tapes, 8$1.lo
Myers = L, narrow tapes. &t@5sc-
Magic Rnf1ts-Genulte, with trade mask, No. 6,
s1pto; Eo.7 sl50s No. 8, 1880: No. = sll.5o; home
mace rrf1es. No. $sso; No. $500. No. ., q 10
with discount.
Hard Rubber Cravats-No- s. npured ends snd bows,
ts.25, <sL. tss5 g6t5. td.5 and $3.50: No. aaa1ed
al over. Is %, $e.2s t6o. t615, s7o snd &7,75.
4
, 1866-07-24
Tho Fenfans-Address by the Illls
nofx Ntnte Centre.


MI. John forrestaI. me Genre ol me fcnt4n
Brotherhood IN the Stats OF Illinois, has issued
the following address to the f. u. or this State.
1ssee a1eaHe, oess .l' .ooo'
6ESILkHEs AND FRIENDS: believe II ae socae-
ufna s1ncc had oeeaeion 10 addEcse Tou tofough
the public Prtt. ny ephcre !" nor Journalism; n1r
!no*cn 90 belesse Y naangnes 9! nny oEsc3ap-
don NhaleoeSe1, out pe1ue II t1e he3o ol your o1.
Raniza lion ~ lhts eIeat ana pto1a oatS. : lee,
tha II Is my duty 10 speak TO ny constituents and
the t[ienhe Of Iceland n the west, ana g1Ve mem
my StewF N regard 70 inc present ue ot tle fe-
nta bFstneFhood IT'S government. iRlufe Prospects,
&C. From The ptuu Ina our state mas occa-
pied The ttniau tznEH thrnE tnat the ofxansza,
ton all oyer the Hepnblc and t!c!and+ should ieel
lnoebted 10 us for the manly and patriotic conduct
citpa5en hy or h1pthert IN ch'eago TIE lsr ts@ed
Li*h Nat1lsi Fa1r we may date the brth q tae re-
niaD Brotherhood in the Unted StA1es (that ts as
formidable and in1nenna1 body OF ltish Aatlou-
aLete]. Ever since that period, you my countf5men
ind fiends, have worked with an !ndefaugale zeal.
Iou have eufmounted o1hcnltte8 tnat seemeo 0mos1
IN imposs1blify. Ken nave sleaoig.
engclT. and pert1stently s!uck t9
the c1use OF your native la1d thfouga tosck @ ana
thtn, through veal and tnFouen Moe yoa lay sse
crwd down wrong. and adhered to NJ party tnaL
your convictions led you 70 oeHeFe Hete u tas
F1Eht- You we're the dtst TO Ialse Tuaf au!tsu
Foicc aE1inst the ubtust ma eSn nacnina'!oas ot
John O'Maheny aoa bis wicked Gonncal, anu y
yont united action In the - Greg Hf6z. nnn the
ahhitJ displayed tn the city Of chicago. the sena-
toE.al memoes were able 10 come before tne eonn
II ahd eectfe ehc co.operaion OF olner n9ltuns VI
thls eonnncnt. Az ta1s yen nave ~ ~
, 1866-07-24

Vessels Pus6c0 DGIFOlts
[sree1a1 Despatch to the Chicago Trhuue.1
DETROIT. July =.
rr-CEasita, Board Of Trade, 1nsincible, Stau.
da1d, Atlantic, Breed. Fay Ctty. Rosclu3. Milan.
Naukons, Goshawk. 1fortides. Stampede. Kate Rich.
1nond, Avery Summit. Annie WaSetttee, Gtapeshot,
Bermuda, Mcrniug Light, Yanxee. Lyons, Aoatpe-
ler. Donsmau. 1Iipposnfe. --..-..
Dows-Desoto, Clayton B.,le, Anpa Craig. FisSc,
Senator. Tbu1sby, Baker, Racer, Gross Nagi1. HIh.
bard, Winopa, Njnrenaha, Ainck'eT+
WrxD-EnrfheAHf.
, 1866-07-24

Corros-Ibe ,Brosers' ltveuiar asys: Tns cotton
araet on Fsld7E n H. seu.s 1pon ~ prospect Of
fsisn .a.iees Te,s IL IA fas,o J. sae
s ast! q
! M 'olae S ne.' s.ssa 5:aasss nSs. aas.
sa's s4 ; &c y
& s.sss 4: II 5s' :: Il: "a 5ise: @
G5Ag qsts 4a.q qos1o ,Se .
@sikss n I M elo;sa d. aad pAee' s.ns.aiiy w xaSs
Edls. 50 % ii: : nsds q T.asaesef r. NM =
a1sas1sai ~ 4: .aa tevo,.s1: 70;
Hss ;p9s 'sSeS: ,ass IL. q ssss5:i =
p esn Il i. s1es ,hsu Tusasy: wnes i 10. d
S:r clare: my
eaoc. saes 1abie redasion would nave 70 se
%ss.f,2 !. !; e =. +: Essse ss1 =: 5sns1.'s
Ut 5 es ri 454 a I
s.sf,: snar sales OF po's
GsocTR11s-tussI quiet but steady. co1ee in lin.
81 sss e L.
e'std s 'e esst. qoe. sna ursse;ed Ia ''<e" u.Seo
o1ls-EtEl.ssed: q sin flat American y 9d@ss sd.
san u In!.sa dssnd; ssnasa i is I'll lbs idpst
s iosDos M4sKS1sMenA Arx-Me..rs. narlaE Bros. d
&C. "a :. ssg aq.s, r. &c
fLoea-2tazsa. HaIdiy ass American wheat or
| iEosDaaist. Bar. aLa nails ,l1 pound Scotch pig.
b.. I'll: xss snose
.eW 4 a. I'll Il adssas t ast 1'ssd oils
L 11FF
, 1866-07-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Patent for Swamp Land+An invita-.
t,on-Sy1ndfnE up OF Military Mat
teF4.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbuue.l
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, July ~
The Governor has received patent No. for
ewanp lands in the Danriie district, covering over
a,S74 nc1es, lying IN the counties Of beW,tt, Law
iugston, Pihtt, Mclean, Champaign, Ford, 1ro-
4nol4 and Vermilon, and abstracts OF the same
hnvc been forwarded to the conuties by the Audi
tor. a. required By Law.
Adjusant General HaYnie has received aa invita-
tton to attend the annual picnic Of the Irish Re
public Brotherhood, to be held in Chicago, on the
1s'h OF AugusL He will probably accept the In
vttatfon.
sFnsar1EID, H., July as.-M1liiary mat
iert are beng fasts Ton5d up Il ,,.,6i this
aud The mufte,lng and disour.ing officers OF the
department are tn daily expec!aiion Of otde5s t. to
barracks. etc, At Camp Butler: shout one MILTON
feet, Will be sold On ne1t Wed9esday' tegetae55
good ho1ees and mules Will be sold at auction on
the day following. The guards. consisting q
about ITO men OF the Veteran Reserve Corps, Will
report elsewhere,
, 1866-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS

What fs It-SDunc drunken faol has
fto I'Aat T. n and tsys 1t can be had, OF is
wanted, nooody Knows winch he men 8. some fhsre
Is II will ever be found within thousand miles Of
his Chthang. ptU
No LadI's To1,er-Tnhlc il Complete
T,'hoat tia, @ @ueleh:fu perfume, Ta'lman s colan's
Atlantic and Harper for. Au=u.t re-
eetved By McNAILr 4 Co, 81 Dearborn street. PCS
*'Queen Victoria Is In her s7th years.
This Item IL Eoinr the 1ounds, but 1t u not cor
.sc. She Y 4. ysars 9,d, but ssay does no. look
owing 70 her use Of Tebbe,t'a Physiological Lair
Regeneration, which always keeps ones halr from
soans !oot. @ RI % esasm1e @ T thtns oiSsr @ rsrefs @
copy the above. SA1Iu & Dw1ER arc agents for
this luxury.
Moth and FrecKic..-Ladscs AFFLICTED
With dseoossons ,%nd On 1e nss eed moth
Moth and FrrckIe Louon. 1t is lnfalllble. Prepa-
rea by u. 3 e Peny. Desma'ologst, ~ boad
caso ard elsewhere. Price u.
ma,5a1.5 Ssm-sA-T-rH
Prussiu:ss Pure Cider Vinegar will
pftserye ptckes. and fs Warranted pnre. Ask your
s1oses tos n1 othsr yiner . o5ks Of The
- I'd - - sts!s stssss, chicago: e A'''S''
ty14ns16st-sat-t,t
II life and health can be eAt1mnted bv
dollars and cente, MRS. WINsLOW'S sOOTH.
ING SYRUP, for all diseases with which children
ieses he child IRON pam in1tgorates The stomach
and bowels, cuIts Wind cole, aud carries the ID.
faHt ssis1y through the critical period Of .eeshsng
IF; Exclude E tne FSass ,i ;s ans me.an.soss ~
Frankltn. os3l
Paper Xlapstu:x and Window Shades
, 1866-07-24
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


OPENING DAY.
tEeported by Telegraph Exclusively for The Chicago
Trbuuc.l
KEv ToEk. Monday Evening. July a.
BEEF CATTLE-Thete &re on sale at Allcston's to-
dRy z.soG hend Of which Loo from Illinois. 80
nom Ohio, and 0 from Kentucky. Total receipts for
theweek about 5000 hsnt. The on.rtnge consisted
chiefly OF good grades. though there were some extra
Ohio. The weather was npe alter tho rain 17d the
market opened lively. but toward night trade drag
ged \ little. Prices higher. The advance on COM
mon xtock Il most marked Tbs supply u barely
adequate
The current prices were ~ follows:
fIal
Secono .!bhs!
1ntsG iaS11AG
SaEEf-Ths snpnIp Is not equal to the dena-d,
trd prices lc higher. Sales arc Quck at 697ac.
Lambs se1l Al 1fQI7c.
HoGs-Received, 10 cara. Prices range at lo@1lXc.
The market IL improving.
faALZs OF ILLINOIS nEKvxa.
g. Worthineton sells 10 head mixed, averaging SO
n, At 1cc: A. n. Monroe sells 80 head. avetarug
from go to sD0 ns At 1el7Ac j. AcPhessou sells -
head, averaging go NJ. at 16017Hc: Burke & Co. sells
S head. part COWS. AStsl.snE o rs. ss 1sa1sc: 6.
Gies oIy Son tel1s Is head averaging TO ns. At l6c:
Lott Porter sells Ill hesd. ayeraxtpE rs ~, ut H
Gle. SoLoS EoBIssoS.