davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-10-20

The foIlowln. il the record of cholcra cases re-
ported In the Health Ofllcc ycs,eraay:
MIS- MahoE. Irish, rrh1dence No. 1O5 Ewing
eHS.l. AEc tixts-asc ycsre. Attacked Tanr4Jay.
Mts Wilson. Irish, residence No. IS Market
r. iihn Is IS ,n"t5 years. Attacked Friday. q.
Adam ot.enIu1E, German. residence aou:lea.,
Aso A., niue yeara. Attacked Thus.d.J. unier
,;:,, u: ''eiz: German: residence M: ~, North
a. n. Died Thursday right. IL y. m.
,d ~. Etikkrr. Norwegian. age ci:ht yca.r, lies.
a,Y inGnec No. =: 1ar'abec street. Attacked Thurs.
1tsiacns$ Is: mS'ssly, bohemian years.
TnrsdnS 40. ~ Ellsworth street. Attacked
Mn. Mn. S!,rocdet. German, acc af.y yoa... Resi-.
f,nIe F,idsv ~: e. or ~ hcpuyscr rt1ce. Attacked
Miss Kieksr Frank, German ,rc ,,,..
Hrn I'm, ssa.e. Eestdc'c. f1rc toors poaih Of n.
toais !tat!foad, On Aalu street. Attacked Fl.
, VIZ. smith, sole,cd, aged fo,.y year,, 1s i
dsnec, 1 r.. III jackson -iFeet. Attacked Thur,
Aa1ea;c, co.bc,t 1r,.b ,~.a ,,.,,o
cs!drucc &c md il s"u ciaTs ttiset saosa ysalf.
Wednesday: Consalc,crnt. A''@4eAc
:, Mrs. Gr'h1th. Amrtlcan. aged twanty.sro ycars,
ss1scc' nnr1. ~. ~ s.ate s'sect Attacked Friday
.si.,iGs Clover, Irish. Rc,Iaepcc. M IN w, :,
t,a.'11nn. EaasS9n ti'eet Attacked 1nDsaay night Und
No e. Third avsi.uc: Attacked Friday, i D. .c IN,
resI'na 1aihenne chti.l, natc. aged twcnty Ycar,.
nes'eense m corner Of Gnion and Liberty streets.
AsaeEen "ednssday; Etnt TO hoanital.
1.,ac,oa ma1r, K ~ .."ss'aMan n:cd thnyoac ycars
"wednesday: co,yn1ctc"nt. Ns'''e'eo
Daniel Niehol t'ct,nat nrtd lh{rtg.1yc r.,,s
Ee:laenee w Third n'cnuc. Attacked riiiny;
GEO. V. Taylor. American, aged seven yc,rs.
I!csjdrner NJ. lie kahsaarc astGuc AtL.;ard
1hurbany Mt u. III. !: iIr1 Ft1duy nj i n m
scscuiccn css CO and u,fcr deaths.
, 1866-10-20
s:Inrinnntt Market,

TrPEIR9 UWp3En 70 TIC ClTFk31 Et1HNnb.T
.. CINCINNATI, Octol,rr 10.
Fthrn-RteAdy light demand. hnies ol oxtEn al
fl9ut4l2 l2.1a family At lia.olAt1Io.
UAAtx-Wheat dull; NlntsF rcd ataady, BAtcs pj
IN. At altxs13x. bpr!nE hull and te lower. Hnlra
Of M. 1t t9s*a7A9. Corn Actiyc ann higher. SAlaA
ofmlsed at*lc. Oats ararcr and hold higher Ha1ca
n No. Al 4Sc; No. at liz. Rye scarce and nrm. bnca
"fS0. Al tl,t;. Harley tnlI,
ctnToN-slnlss and Hc lower. Halcs Of ulddllng at
Hxh:Hhc.
Wn1skxY-Firm. Bales OF trre u, 1855 bonded I'd.
ynncra to Glc.
&00: Clsetl Al iIlO. Sales Vi 01 hfls he1i At the
rlt~s at &3?.so, Darou nrmer. Shoulder, packed,
1skc: sidtr. l1kc. 1,uk Shoulders xcilrr SALES a!
ta4llkc for packed. Sides dun at l3kc. Lard dull small
snlrs Al 13c : held at i3xc.
a1nSEr-More active. Exchange rymsr, aud 1ot
ntctn
, 1866-10-20
The 1Ec%tuFs, xslhtruJx.

1T $,t-
"e cs'p tMo 'o!!o"'he !soin tue N4h*lhg daa
J"s.'a"er cAr",le't 81 tl.ia city: ...,,
+" A. faithful cllr"nclcr. q ihlnga near "a we'll
G@n,rance @ nnan active hasinsts Of II. now caAd'-
t!atr 1os ptoIc laHor7lls Meaicrn l'h.fnl1 !nsIr.
ahes eIts neMpsnyi ~ inttitut9h which. cl1liiing
;M'uaEo '9r ~ mome ~ 9itsauy sxtenasd "
Est'a On 'l!e iasl, ',eofe'a on the south. htkan;
eas, - Htsoull s, si'a LOWE on luz Sontn"eht hna
We'll ~ sania a'a Wiae an extension OF ntis-
e % %earaTy ISGyHs asst M "Psned r. oorr ~ tue pnse
.'d VII, y, wv cnarassef q
et mors u ch,earo 70 "es'ef cn and
IN ,9 Wiz. ~ nSn ~. ,c II 70
-, inn, rn.Ly ~ @ anJ rMiG a., I, Su ~ "iaa IA,
cyid' III "ncr~v and r,,t"rnrsc thrre IL sny ~ .a'
snpro1t, or or In othes words, whf.hcE The ssn,uul
capita! tp nas eometnins q eo!l!, commercial, a.
WILL, WI ~ .s a' 'as; ahe eua tnat Al may
,ne i; ssPS,t made h ne
" r M tnH ~ Hna ,,on 81 tae ID
SS Sra s sa'a?ee ne fs wf:5sEn rf5
fhr',,1. ns INV n'.auy anl ~ ~ .ae
,tnncn ~ ,c ~. sceve;ls ra ~ ~ ~, en,
tor thc f.iIfu, nn,5,n ~ n. uJ
9TH other similar securities Of the company; anounl.
im : ~ :, jEe q II m , sted sapltai haSs
.at ~ h"s ana " os.lGsG anat Iae aetnaa sauc
~ .be ,s1atI. ~ nha H. eaecse q me snms
iSat tbe cnmnsnv nn1d fos, 1 no,,iin n,a aho
1S.eSu S sa ca1d @ necessary, any o. a! OF them.
& C 1ee! ealiea nnoh 10 state thus e1pcily our be.
net ~ lae s2!sency ana substantial character Of
| nc @ Meftefn % rhonix, since some questions have
9een falsed by parties who have preferred 70 con
| demn without knowledge rathes than Investigate.
hts nnticea6le that some Of these Ccndenen have
, 1866-10-20
New York Dry fsoo.fa a1nrket

s..-. NfH YORK. Ott,tef H.
husiaes. ths no.Hinc. hut with rentnaet! hrrnnesa
which e very el'chs, mainly to he sttsihutci thc
cel!nr u gold an it not taken Il any 1ndratlon Of
1ct* arc Therefore alntained. and with i!rht scks
OF kinds of domestic goods there II pressure to
sell.
tnnuKKs' rrIcER,
HroEn FhrttlnEs-Anl0skcaE. exc: Broadway,
39trs Nashua c1tra, s2tc. -
Itope. .F.
li.n!,-rohcco. 2,c; Amoskeae. 1sXc; Freeman.
11c WsmauttA, I3kr.
T,eks-tIamiton. 3;He: ntackstoue Rtvcs, ~,
St11pes-AnosLrAZ,3 35Ac: American. &c.
, 1866-10-20

NEW YoEE. October ~,
nEEADsICFFs.
Speculative fcatures continued the market closing
very fcycEish.
rEOy1s1oSH.
tork-eHics e!ncc Chnnse at a1s for regular, hold.
csstryiog to "cornrr."
LIVE eTfEK NAnEET,
Rcef Cattle nrc very dull. with Go fresh arrivals
talrs 1t s5.altm per- head hclow Mondays priccs.
llnraI5 enf loads rccciv Cd and tho usrkct IL dull nt
1osti0tc.
fnGt0uTs.
To tdrrfrool-1sooo bu corn. hy sicAnl. A.. amt 4
Chatter 10 c"fk Al os lie rst III weeks. To tpt.
tlun-Fluur, n.
, 1866-10-20
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
CQmp4Uys

The following letter OF thanks has been received
BY The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pAny, OF Chicago:
As the widow Of the late Tcnzcl Richter, l dc.
sire to return my thanks to tie Northwestern Au-
!nal Life Insurance Company ior the prompt and
hono1ab1e business manner with which they paid
me The two thousand dollars incurred By them
npon my hushaud's life for my hencdt. fIe died
IN the .th instant. and have this dag received
faction.
Mr. Gott]cib Holz, {of Ho1z i volkmann, No.
els nke strect) who kindly assisted ms in pre-
pairing my claim. btluC fulty convinced OF the
honesty md faithfulncss Of the Company, desires
with INC 10 recommend any pervon desiring life
intnrunce 10 secure 1t with ibis popular home
company. The NORTHWEST Mutual Lie Iusur.
ancc Company Of ChlcaEo.
Yours Truly.
ANNA Rtc1rER.
... CorrLIkn uulz.
Ct3c1ro. Ccfnhrr i. ltSFE
, 1866-10-20

II s.w ssse o:n'sst il ,S:ls 9es.snsIoa .5sy
work W they Ind thSis tights as American c,ti-
plauso no w9uld not fend a., tac Enee s9 e., mortal
Af,c; reading ,he Kind ne,iecs which t9e papc1s
easo IL : amts md read thsir report Of what ttey
called ''nlEgcr conclayc: tLaughtcrl lie vas
proud Of 'h''F aou'e sa ann ntMs;, .aasshooo''
NJ Naker Wae thtsoaaetd T..
Y: was nos gong i3 spcns 70 "ntg2ors 70.
been whsn they eonla only M took M at !hs stns. and
f!aIs M A. atsianee; lon1Snt taoy wefS Wappod
tnd entwined ~ saem; Ihis IS an lntteaton ~!
=. az @ea. =. 'ss''DR 10 '' ''A''s'''' @'a s''S'
D., MY n DE nAr11sT.
c.s9 Ksc r RI %'ds 10 s1s W., :a an
e ..id what az bes0 md b! ano,aes N .n IL ths
caa.o, h!r. johnson iia. !auchter.i 1le q:
inifed thas Wy wcre tumble prople. bns tn.y
tho sn,.ti,T ~. ~ sev ~ rrm.h ana tron ihrm
aosn 5eeanse tvy "sre Meas. no knSw ,mx VA r.,
sscss s Of ,be wbitcS. hi ,hsy thoncbt tSey DE-
:efyd credit for the nets' so,dI!ioa q xhish t6ey
thsy Ms,e S 1e1 naTS aess s
tcllgeneo - eny psonlc 70 thl. CO county: They
thcv mix fhn ncon1c 10 takc sway tbc obstacle,
With trrn thtfr, down AMI II H. ahstnn in1 n
tnan who San lad The DOOR or schools OMEN TO
him to tlttIcute them ,fhn Invn Ind Jtlnn harrnh
nrainst ticrn. They knnw fhut f,,rrr Ia n ,r,.at
Wcris In nn donn ikey fnnst wnfE mi thefs hn.
i,Icn, s.:nfjon and fhcv sr"rc .1cirrrntnrG to Ia
r. and 10 rIyc No neacs iii tho door,. az tbo aehooIs
m nre opcn e. Iii wIthou, ds;inctIon nf eoior. III
iIourh thcse ioors arc no, oncncd 10 Them. thsy
nro Eoingto educate tcnlkcl, e. and II Ii mol In ihr
power ui any ulen 10 Lctp them down. Whrn they
once gct on Tho Inclined plane OF tue ballot they
arc on The wxy to success. Let them do tho best
they could, aud then enemies canuot hurt or
harm them.
M. WHITE.
L. B. White next SPOKE. eThc mark Is upon The
10 reproacl ind contempt whatever they may do.
They have no support OF encouragement in iheir
Efforts to rise. They arc deprived Of the adsan~
tAses oI common school education tn every part
us tnan IN 1n'eaSp: nc eonsiaeteo
,hin ~, ~ ~. an 10 " .nsutea ~ any
taid hat thesr cnnyeno5 aay nhS! H. sas,, NJ.
coun,t.had ,,a.hi,c h, ~ .i aa2 aaG. ~
r;nn ~ ,rata. ,ss;tt w .i0 .a a9nnrr
laf ~ "a 49,. .,n,.',., W. ~ a"ay eo.S'
aa 1a.1 s ~ s1ia 49,. tua. .ae't M g.. g.
a, Io.ts snaM aGeompnsn Mnat tney Want. He W.
pfona o. Dclne coloscu man. Ihey mel 70 spite
o, ohposona p,roa and tesolYsa 20 70 keep On tn me
, 1866-10-20
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE. October -.
FLocr-The market Is ftm. aud 1Ral5c higher, With
s,lcs Of 90 br!s At saoo for superior winter e1oX
esaf0 for double extra; e1ol5s1o21 choice extra
md $50 for choice supeEhne-
GHAfS-%hcat-M1rket unsettled, with salts Mt The
-. H. Hoasd Of $500 bu 1t t3oa3.lo FOR MOL: &lsl
@ts7 tot No :: 1tSt.s1 eellcr October; f172Xal.;a
ios No. and tl&7 foc rejected. oa.s-Ftrr, and &C
hcttes. With sales OF $500 Ia No. s3kc. Cor1-Ad.
tancrd aac, With sa1cs OF 400 bu 1t cN273c. Rye
Firm: sscs Of 1to0 bu. At SIC Tor No.t.
RrtTrt-iafkct steady. with sales or 10 tubs At 3sc
WnoL-TnehAuscd, At 37kc.
sTISE-1hc live hog market Is lower, With kAles Al
ssOtas-5o for hogs weighing - to 800 -.
fRxIG1I7r-NomiuA.
RtcEIFTs-S,Nu brls nour, s, ,oo1 bu wheat.
SuIrxENTs-6,oop bsss -four, *, 900 hu wheat.
, 1866-10-20
New UTlcnuH lIarkCs

Ef* UELklNh October -.
Ehr1oS-2c lower. Fairs OF S1a ba]e~, ouoa,lons
nnrninnI 1tccripta this week. 1850 bAles syslnst
tatrA. '''
kTtFtrxn-E.
NEW toEk ExcHAxoK-x d!Aeoup{,
, 1866-10-20


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BIZ: F: a. Esstman-1 pre.snt the name, to III.
c0nxrn,9n iGr CO. opS5 ,;t q ~ IT. ,,;g y, mdgnoa
NtAsisl =; uafss-"A "c "'io"eo " MAXI
i'eMM,S;,on3 Tnn c,,ot. ~
i;cne,si co m,x1s wi., In nomtn,tc IN MI, cos,
venion Tor tho ofee Q! coronor, The cspiId,;e Of
ino sn!ole'E Ks. J J,eus ~ ~ mJ oWn icE1ment
nr"n.tc 70, W,o nsma 11 ,nhn W%sS MrE & Sae
hc y fenfsa aa aI;a Til II siand ~ him
". W; Warner. Il; e ''-' "'o'o 'Ae 10 ''"''''S W.
a. Delegate c-inomtnate Dr. Wagner as caudi-
anic; 1tn.r ~. .,.
WI NJ. r A. Eas,msn-1 movo. 2. !. Is evident @ M Or;
thc nnn,n.e se ~ fsahGe shG ~ x 1s
Wy hom,nse oi me Conyehuon W a1l"aauon'
The Chair-Dr. william Wssnes has been sc1Le: 70.
!ss!so. tHcn, ~ yont non1heo aof eot'aes' t"'sas
applause and sncer1nG.l sn n. e lcorxrrr,x
hM. Z. nNolT moved sGht ehca y, Aas!slon ot uae
s appoint IL t o,sn mrm19r r Q, Tue c0anty cGn ~
anse :ppol ~" stinH os ur IN na,,o er
=, NJ ~ rn,ncnt n1v.Iea f.pps ~.
Ihetr s snnnin3cd thn followinr a. thc Ecnirni
Comniitnc:
Gcnc,ai si.,II J. 1ci1, EaciS sht.co s6'Isn Gu1eago
1ooTee, Ht'enE, %h'e,,nsS; Itmen ;.., c,,,.o.
W Wcni1aIfh' Eonih fhics"n
SS::mnri tiun,imnaan Wnrth
3; c.E r;cl l,clasn' 1Ss %s,t chIea$e. v,n ,,..
anp aouyH n..}s IE,,t. U.eu W D. W. n'oa' "os
,n.,n'n,cd fo.dar ~, instrrr,c, - mi ~" nrxi
Convention ui, liz Gasir ri ono dclcustv ioF cach
Dne hundred voses cast at ,l.e ensuing election
for canr,ss.tnen q Large, and onc dclegato for
Tic Convention ihrn adjournrs! as a unit, and
The delegates itom tho ti,yrcnt section. iortrd in
ssSar9'e seaie' f0E the nomination to tho oee'
srNAJoR ron TIE 1wEsrr.rir7u ntsrH,cr,
, 1866-10-20

0sEfGn, October -.
FI0CE-Acuve and unchanged sales sooo brls It
t1l for No aprinG fsss Tor rd winter to for
white. Anl tl5. .otAl 25 fsr double extra,
ENAtN-N heat dril s2tes lA8t night 4pQ1 bu CAhRda
.pr!ns It and 80 hn amber state i s:aa Corn
lrcr hn& quiet fAles e.0D bu nearly yellow At 3Ixc
nEu tN bu on rElsatr trfn* Harley active bnt pfHc
Qualities NATrc sa,ee 5000 In can1dA At $l.j7Ii:j
with buyer at $11a Rye active; sales So,oN 6u Can.
CAA Frx1aurs-stesd1. To Now York, noa, SC,
, 1866-10-20
UH44to II4rket


RrFFALo, Octob45 ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID Ifu, II 4 lair rAftllnr
dclnsnd sass Of 5000 bu. ~ s1 2s.lo for No Ehi
fArp. to AyS1Fc. "- ~
, 1866-10-20
Markets by Telegraph,
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Hatcs Of Cnttfc Vi Bergen.

tsPcciA, Despatch 10 ihethcago Tribunal
New fhEk. Fs!dns Evening" t,ctobrr -.
DEEF cATTtE-1heEc arc Eceivct 10 lar $500 head.
TIC market oHcncd II comm'nlpaw very dnl! IT dc.
ctltcot 1r. AL could bot c sod cyrn a, The decline
Prime Eradcs sell nj lGHc; fAi. at lie.
Sl1EEf-Tto market II vc,y dull, and very hc.yx
The beHs sell at &c dead meat. thu market Ia c.os
and sa!ca drag.
liuGh-1strcivel, 20 carr ,-dsy. Tho market IL
'!u!l. md prtets ,.c inwcr. t'cx seil Al l0xc
, 1866-10-20
Albany CurtIc Slpruct.

Albany Curttc slnr1ct.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago rr1bane.1
,,,,,,, ALuAS7. Octohes -.
HEEF cATTLE-Tho supply II cat,le ,or the wrtl
aggregate" o.tco head. including number OF Jroyes
o! 'xlfa Esecr" from kcn'uck.. Southern Ohio and
laols. The market opened dill, and has continued
20 MfonEhont' thdc being poorr today Than yclte..
cass and holdera for the most part less nrn 3fapy
dfoses viii so through 10 New York ia trst bands.
GALEs.
FL. Eastman bo1d 10 head nlIpos. Averaging i1.o
cs' At &c; 30 head averaging 10, ps Al &c. nnt l1s
head, aver aging 1.1'3 ns, Snc j. Farth,nc sold ss
htan hehucky averaging .SH ns At 9c: lsl head ny
I.ts ts ut 6tsc Il hea1 averaging l1 IT. nj
sc ana loo head Illinois. averaging LOO d. at &c.
Z. loon sold q head Kentucky, averaging Ito DE- at
shc 50 head. averaging iso0 pa, 1t s5;c Is head AZ
es2Elng 40 tk nt Ike and 10 head averaging
nf aS9c s. Houkley sold Sc head Illinois, averaging
lot1 NJ. Al $1eo 1es rs: . he. d. averaging 13s rs
~ ese; IS AeAd averaging 1t159 he at Tic: II head
averaging 80 NJ, ut 5Xc, and 81 head avers c1ue
ns. At1Ae.
EHEEF-1he sheep market Is heayy. the suppty
reaching so head, while the demand Is light. Prices
range from 5H 10 6lc p D.
AoG5-Sales at1ns11c n.
ASSOCIATED Press neport.l
A1BANr, October 10.
BEEF CAfILE-Ihe market 70. bee1es this week has
Teen one Of the dnllest o the season. Buycrs resca
20 purchase, except at decline, and holders remained
nsde az txe q rec taeassps sos EEL
Changed hands 1t prices ranging from 81 nt7 r. iIye
weight for the best down to i;.5c foT she poorest
the week site. ""'- ~~'F"' AVA
snkEF-Are dull At 5Kashc, Receipts 5000,
AuGs-ln kood request At 4p311c.
, 1866-10-20

RY GILBERT s. SAMPSON.
TRADE sALEOF
White CrockeFr and C.. C. Ware, Lamps,
Mirrors. aud l 90 Gross Stove Btnckfug,
a It A U C Il O n.
On WEDNESDAY. October ~ It ~ O'Clock. We will
eell Al tAtc~foomk ~ and 10 Uearborn.st, Ia opea
1ot* CRATES Of CrockeEy. rontteng OF complete
sortmcnf Of Dinner. Toilet and Tea Ware. Included In
The lot IS crates or Selected Seconas and he
kotd to rlose eonslgnncnfs.
Also large assortment Of Rosewood md GILT And
Walnut and Gilt Mirrors. -
Large invoice Or rorcela,n and Marble Foot Zero
eetc Lamps, with the be4t hprucrs.
Also 100 gross prime store Polish. To be sold With
ont any reserve. lIi.BERT T. SAMPSON.
, 1866-10-20

BY cAswx1I, MACK d Co.. hcu York. For sale
ty all dIuggists.
, 1866-10-20
New York STOCK mud Money Market.

NEW xoEk. October ~.
AfnSEy-Stradr at t15 p cent,
SItEt1SG-cutcl and firm. Mt 1tSa 1nS4.
EhkielnWeF; opcnlnE at ~ and r1n.fnE at lS7k,
9tfEKSNESI h1tNkt-AEc k(A Y higher wv
fRklGn1E To LtsEAIooL-Arc Qulei.
, 1866-10-20
Chicago Urlbu,ae.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1855.
THE CITY.

FonKptAN CICn.-Thc next rrgniae meeting.
Tsual lime and place. All Dohcmlans ayc re-.
qucsted 10 attend On business OF importance.
Elections. reports. SC.
, 1866-10-20

NoET1IwEsTEna Mutual LIFE lShrnAxcr Coz.
rA>r,-Wc call thr attention Of those con.cmpla,
C tLe insui apce OF their lives, 10 tho card pub.
lI-trti In another column, acknowledging tho
r1",npt lccrt ut the fact Of policy. II II II In
toiarcc ia Insurers that the company shall hc
hnnn nt1c and pInn,pt In The settlement OF rl4!tna.
We know ol stonc more 20 than tho S0Ethwcs -s.sn
Muiual-oflcs No II Exchange place.
, 1866-10-20
on noArsp e. D: & z. TnA,s,

At mcet!pR held on Tho cate, It WAS resolved
~ tho Chicago delegation to ttr stato Convcn.
lion OF co'orcd men. held ht Oalcsburg, tint tho
arc lrtchy rendered ~ tho oftcors uf ttc Z. H. "
T. ltallroad for thrir official carr of nn courtesy
to lllcm during l,ter tftp fron, .Ccasn to t;xirs
burg mud rulnrn. md nlao 10 Mr. Pullman i0r
placing p0rt9nn Of ono Of his palace sleeping
cats Ht lhc d!spuknl Of tho Gclogatfuu,
, 1866-10-20

wheat 1sr. and barley 1nc Tyo &c; To Albany.
wheat lie, corn ard nasic! 9c, rye foc.
LAkk lnfoL1s-ee. .eoo bu whcAt. II, go hu barley.
CANAL EX1otfx-:EH hfls nuur, 1000 bu wheat,
61G0 bn corr, l13,DQQ bu barley. :.
, 1866-10-20
Central National Bank, New York.
Fuller, Finch l. Fuller, and Dusnham. 4 Van
Sh4sck have lhfs wlnc direct from the yiueYard.

"A rarc opportunity to eccurc = Good
Clock cheap. Mctsrt. Morec, Hoddu & uamIl.
ion, jewellers, No. u Washington street, o1cr
, 1866-10-20

G1xNAs1r1.-The Metropolitan Gymna>uu,
Club will bold meeilng tonight In The clrcuI.
Cont Room. All members arc requested to !'c
ruNetual III Attendance 11oeo wishing to iolu
may 1t that time have an Opportunity.
, 1866-10-20

DAsE BA1l..Thc Atlantic and Monitor base
1t Cnmn Donc,.a. Cnmc ea,!rxl al G3O a. N.
The Liberty md Alliance play matched CaTc
this morning nj thc Ogden PatE, foot OF Ontario
eirrrf GANG 10 commence al y o'clock q. N.
, 1866-10-20

IloEk EkIflafld.....,.....1EA
Mil. 4 st. l'........... g.
MI. & 1t. r., pfi!,...-. 3ax
n. W..................D 50
y. W. preferrcd. ...... Is
Fl FtNaync.............1Mt
Toledo.
~ " ~ SIt,AS
, 1866-10-20

HoNlSA AT1oS ron sME1IrF.
MIR. GuFtnv Firhcr-l nominate Mr. T. NJ.
1'radlry for Sheriff. 1Ie has been faithful ser
,ani ii The Shcrif's office for The last fourteen
,cars They call him basnaclc, and therefore /
C0ionrl j. l.. Smith, ,,sc IN rrcrcnt 10 The
Convention. tho name Of General John l.. 1icve-
ridge. tApr1sntc.l John l.. iscvcrtdgc has hecn
faithful cittxcn mud a faithful man ~ y citizen
for fourteen yrarr, and for three times fourteen
Te.rr, Ia Hoice-"escry body knows him"
a. citizen, and worthy ~ fo1dier. flmu,en:o
city. II ond cries Of 1No sI,ceches," "sit down.
t.Erceeh" "Go on" &c.l
The CfInfr--OrdrT. gentlemen.
Colonel Smith-lic ts a inau It tA a Prirllcye TO
vote for. fConfasIon and cries Of "Spcsch' and
No sJ,ecchcs.rI am dc1c2a'o here, and have
tic eanc privileges as other dc!c.ate..; tConfu-
st0l.1 nuw nominate General j. !. Hsvcaagc.
1he Chalr-I wish you to understand when a
member makes q motion and u u seconded, he
has tight 10 tho hocr, and shall have u, *hlo
nm Chairman. ("CtIcs Of "The roll" DC.
The cali Of tho roll was then proceeded with, aud
votes were given A. 5oI0ws:
Whole number Of toles cast,........ .-..... .29
For General J. l.. Beyet.l:e. ,..... III
Tho announcement was received with loud
| cheers and General Smith tnored that The nomt.
1nttpr be made unanimous.
The motion I1cyat lied, the vote being nearly
| unanimous, excepted only hy n few .sca,tctjnH
| nrcs, which were given rather lauRhtngly thai
\ LthurMitc. .....
| 077 ron CounHrn.
| Mr.. C. q. Wfekcr--1 move We now 20 Into AZ
| election fot Coroner.
, 1866-10-20

DOARD-A young gentleman wishes
board IN = private family. u 10 business on
1akcsi fno Whcru there n.r nn Other bo4,dsIa pre-.
frrftd. Terms secondary co1ACGtAUo1. References
given Address s. iaaituE oca'!sJ), care Skinner
poJttor, 1DD Lakr-st.
pOARD-W1tn unlurnishcd rooms, tor
D. ia1uiy. combating Of gentleman. wife and two
chldfrn src 10 and Jears, Ii small private taIIy
Vicin,ty of Union TaIE preferred. but would coLstr
location pcAY lhr Eaiuncf School. Adttt3s ~. ~
Tribune oiuec, xtrtnE location. tessoa, &c.
, 1866-10-20

FInCE-Eluiet.
.EEAlK-Nhcnt-ArtLrc and trrn ears Of new white
Michigan Mt f2O nmbsr 1t ASK; No. j spring hs
92 r1tfa A. do At 42.Ao Corn-Hales At Sac fur no.
mixed. OatR--EnIca al &c.
, 1866-10-20

HArrAs CcarCs CAsE-A CIhcrs cLowes AND
Az ANStors PANEsT.-A Mrs. Ca.hatfno Gran
dir. resident Of New York, some few days sincs
furnd her way to this city in eearyh Of lost
child ct >iz years Of sge, fa,d to be in the cus-
,,ody OF JUEu Davenport. clown in The ring OF q
e1fcus company The lady INSERTS that the
'rloru.-, ,vronefnlly rest1a1ss TIE boy under ;ie
claim of lcSa1 adoption. and on the ground that
tEr bpy WI. given to him. These assertions arc
I,::i.d. and the AFFIDAVIT, showing upon its Lace
that The lady act. with The content Of her husband,
il illc dcfcndcnt !. found, will probably come mp
fp1 hearing Lefo.e Judge Williams, on Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-24

IRELAND. AND ENGLAND. - Although
Ireland and England are nominally
"united" in one kingdom, yet it is against
the law for Irishmen to enroll themselves
in volunteer companies for defence Of
their country, Is the English do. And
for Irishmen to train or drill, or DO grained
or drillsd-even without arms-is made q
felony, punishable BY transportation, BY
an act Of Parliament, which does not ap-
ply to England, Scotland or Wales.
Since the year 1909, when the so-cslled
union wal effected, very many acts Of
Parliament have been passed relating to
the possession and use of arms in Ireland,
all calculated to keep the great mass Of
the people unarmed. But no part Of this
code applies to England, Scotland or
Wales. It 10 against the law for Irishmen
in Ireland to make counsel together touch
ing their wi public Affairs by purpose.
But this disability does not exist in Eng.
land, Scotland or Wales. The above
mentioned laws-to prohibit conventions
Of delegates, to restrict the possession Of
arms, and to punish training and drilling
serve to prevent Irishmen both from
authoritative consultation and from efec-
tual action in their own public affairs.
None of those laws apply to Englishmen,
who are nevertheless styled our fellow
citizens. In England, trial by jury means
trial BY twelve Of the neighbors impair
TALLY empanneled, without reference to
creed or to politics. But in Ireland, when
a man is charged with anything styled q
political offence, then trial BY jury means
srraignment before twelve particular per-
sons carefully selected by the Government
out Of its own partisans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-24

UTILIZING Doos.-The number OF dogs
destroyed in the Antlantic cities every
summer is very considerable. They are
generally killed and buried, and the wholc
process 10 expensive, yielding no return.
A writer Of utilitsrian views, suggssts that
this business might DO 30 managed ~ to
yield . profit rather than . loss. He
seems to have been in the South during
the war;, and to have proftsd somewhat
by the strange economies which were
forced upon the attention Of that people.
He says very correctly, that from the bod
lee Of canine animals can DO procured
leather. oil, glue and other materials. The
leather varies with tbs breed OF the dog.
The hides Of the larger and coarSer ami
mails yield q tough. durable, plant shoe
leather. From the rarer and smaller va.
rieties come q fine, soft, pleasant leather,
excellent for childrsn's shoes. The guam
THY Of oil per dog varies from . quart up
to q gallon, according to size and fatnsss.
which 10 most excellent for tanners pur-
poses, aud when deodorizsd, makes . soft
and pleasant hair oil. Glue, bone black,
fertilizers, &c., may be made Of the re-
mains Of the animals, and the whole pro-
duct could be utilized. This may seem to
be a new business, but i. will b as legiti-
mate as any other, and yield to whoever
engages in il . very fair profit. There is
no country in tho world in which 50 much
valuable material 10 wasted a. in our own.
Whatever, therefore, 10 calculated to add
to our thrift and to restrain u sxtraya.
gance. deserves attention and commsnds-
tion.