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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

H'as~ A correspondent of the Chicago
Post, writing from St Louis, says. "It
is impossible to give a correct estimate
OF the number of deaths from cholera
here, as the authorities have forbidden
the cemetery clerks reporting the same
1t is known, however, that there are
over one hundred interments daily.
Alter a temporary lull the. epidemic
seems to be rayaging afresh."
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

CANNiBALIsM IN THE T, c,r,o
ter from Plymouth, England. ppb, At
ed in the London Star, says '''''
Adyices received by the Norso,...
state that boats crew bolo c,o.selnan
the French War steamer Fnltag 10
been killed, cooked and eaten i T., na a
natives of New Caledonia. Tbo ~ u 's'
GERS and crew of the Fulton IN ~, ,, VI'
alton, have taken summary yo r ae'aa
upon the savages, killing eyeSv D'uoe
they could catch in that neigbboy5boO'lss
and setting fire to their VILLAGES 1 0
one hundred and fifty had boon o Il
and bayonetted beside those burn, saw
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

"A wealthy widow in Pittsburg fell
n love with the coachman who drove
her to her husbands grave and finally
married him. He unfortunately had a
wife living, was arrested for bigamy and
implored his second to furnish bail.
She chucked him playfully under the
chin and babe him go to jail like a
man. That's the latest gossip in Pitts
burg
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Grand Isle County Complete

TOWN REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
Alburgh--Dayid Marvin, Republican
Grand Isle-W. Irish, Republican.
Isle La Motto e. r. Goodsell, Rep
North Hero-Dexter Town, Rep.
South Hero-Warren Corbin, Dem.
SENATOR ELECTED.
Henry C. Hill, Isle La Motto. Rep
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September,

rnr ATLANTIC CABLE. III.
yet no prospect of an nl,ora,, ''c Is as
tariff for messages over tho 'a ~ N the
Gable CAT. It is in contemplation n''s ant.
ever, to charge tho mosso~s' '' now
ing to graduated scaleIs,5 I''o :
messages, having the immediat. '' Clasa
ty' charged The highest second , rllo I .
class guaranteed to be dolivo,' ' o.
a certain time to be at a lower r o,o' !, ID
nothing Of this kind has been o,' ''.' O','
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

Bsy-A correspondent of the Spring
field Republican, writing from San
Francisco, furnishes the following
incident, so horrible in its details that
the pen of Hawthorne might weave
it into romance;--"Complaint was
made to the health officer that the
occupant of handsome residence in
one of our fashionable quarters was
creating a nuisance by keeping the
corpse of his wife in the building, to
the great discomfort and i'll health OF
the neighborhood. 1t appears that the
wife of the personscomplained OF, died
about a year ago, when the husband
purchased metallic coffin and placed
the corpse in one of the rooms of his
residence. 1t was alleged more partic-
ularly that the day previous to the com
plant he had taken the body from its
coffin and washed it with a garden
hose, afterward replacing it in the
coffin where at the time of the com
plaint, it still remained. Sincere as was
this evidence of undying and unaltera-
bic affection, the spectacle Of that
stricken and inconsolable widower
playing the garden hose upon the
decomposed remains OF his former
partner seems to have been too much
for the neighbors The health officer
thought so too, and the nuisance was
abated The whole picture, with its
terrible mingling of the ghastly and
ludicrous, requires no comment"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

Resigns.

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has resigned
his Office of Collector of Customs
at Boston. His letter Of resigna-
ton is MS follows
CusroM HOUSE, Boston,
CoLLEcroR's Oh1cR
Aug. %, 1866.
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Montgomery.

Fon GovrRNon-Paul Dillingham; l96.
For LIEUT. Gov.--A b Gardner, l9o'
Fog TREASURER \. Page. l96'
SENATOR'S
A. G.. Soule, 1876; Joshua Clapp, 10;
Bradley Barlow 1913; Geo NJ. Han .;
Nahum Brigham, s; Victor Atwood O.
JUDGES
VIM. Robinson, 1915; Geo. Adams,
1875; II. b. Soule, s; w. W. Weight
nam, s.
STATES ATTORNEY.
d. II. Bailey, 1913; j. j. Deavitt, O.
SHERIFF
a. j. Soulc, 1874; S. I. Gates, s.
BAlLlfF.
Ephraim Corliss, 1874; II. II. Raw
son, 8.
CONGRESS.
Baxter, 2O7; Hoyt 10; Brigham, 6
RrpREsENrAT1vE--L. W. Martin.
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nEpnrsrNrArlyrs rLEorEp

Bakersfeld-S Z. Learned, Rep.
observation-disclosures r. Stone, Rep.
Enosburgh - Hazen B. badd.
Fairfa x-Lewis A. Dunn, Rep.
Fairf eld-J. o. CraRaton, Dem.
Fletcher-L. Blaisdell,
Franklin--Chester w. ROBBIE, Rep.
Georgia--Abel Bliss, Rep.
Highgate Melvin Church, Rep.
Montgomery-L. w. Martin,
Richford William Corliss, Rep.
Sheldon Nathaniel G. Martin. Dem
st. Albans- Charles Wyman, Rep
Swanton Henry A. Burt, Rep
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

Bs1- Two million of barrels of petro-
leum were the product OF the oil wells
in 1865
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,,,curoN MARKET ,' ~,

Reef cattle. Extra fat a nIi slss
Oxen, s14.00 sl4,z9, is M. 81 qnaall'
I'd quality S12.25 a sl9 s'tsi weight olA'
s12.oO, Il 100 lbs, on io'"'
aud dressed beef. ana a $500 "
working cxeh's
TO value as beer. - k75. extra ~
Mich Cows go ~ may be Az
a sl25, without caves "A
and ordinary $50 -, Aca e; OF y
sheep aud Laiah'-i' -,
per head. ,lo f2a 1857 J. ,0l
Dressed, 90 a IS cents cents = So 90 p,T y y
Veal CaIves.-s9V0o +" !, m cents i D'
Hides. Brighton, Sc &c.
~ asTa,iiow.~7 a ile ln.ob.
Peiss. -,i.s7 sO@O eA'A'
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

Bay Don't argue with a man who
has been in the penitentiary. He is
past conviction.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07
BOSTON MARKET- sept

Flour. VMG
Western superiine. ..,s'''" 9Ba
common extras '-' 11Wg
medium extras
good and choice n
Guiding Genesse, Can tgQ5
ada Ohio, Michigan iiiImG
ST. Louis. good and ehoiee = 5000
Corn Meal per bbl.,'.'"''' 7W8
1--we Flour .........'..''''
Grain-per bushel: G4
Com, Western mixed ',s.,.ao "a
Oats, North, Westn' Oa'"' llj 4
Beans. common and blue POD S@d
marrow and extra pea
AIolasses-Per gallon 4
Cuba. $500. -..-.s-'f 600 D.
CienfuegOs muscQvauo'
Provisions Dbl TW
Pork-prime ...'.-'''' 9@
mess ....-.''''''''' 500 4
clear ........s 80, ,rs,
Beef Eastern ana 20U
mess and EXTRA $50 A
family extra. ..'.-'''' 2
lard. i'm hbls. and tlerees 81
Bntter-N. y. and VI. dalll'' 10
Cheese .....- .....'-''''
sugar-Per ID: "
Cuba Muscoyad0' ,''..''''' 10
Powdered .....'''''''' o.
Crushed ......s.'.''''f
GRADUATED ....-.'f''-'
Coffee Crushed. ...,''''
Wool. DOMESTIC:
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EnOSburgh.

Representatives.. b. Ladd, Republi-
can, 7 majority
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Election Returns.
rnNNKLiN COUNTY.

We have returns on the Congress
sional election, rs follows:
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-07

The following table shows the vote
on Governor, as heard from, and tho
names of Town Representatives,:
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

o. The ward may not 81 a6rnershs A. The corner Of
Commerce and Van Brunt streets Tho elevation Of the
ground above high water mark is merely four and
SAn foot OF courss 10 Is perfectly well known that the
Artes& ~ low one, and nothing but ngurativc com.
afson Of this wth The othss oas of the ctv Of Brook
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

trict here alluded to is about eighty feet above
the water level. The district comprising the
enth h'n and ano twentieth wards has an elevation
averaging about seventy feet above the level In
the Eastern District the hill comprised between Third
and Fifth steeets and South First and South Fourth
Streets has elevation of about fifty feet whereas the
ground in the vicinity slopes off all sides TO eeva-
ton Of about fourteen feet within few blocks of the
river on one side, and the lowands of Bushwick and
Wallabout on the other. This district comprises the
Thirteenth ward and parts OF the Fourteenth Sixteenth
and Nineteenth wards II need not be related to any
at all conversant with Brooklyn that the districts
above enumerated comprise the best portion of the city,
and have been settled chiefly by the most respectable
and most wealthy inhabitants As general thing
all the conveniences for comfort and health
are enjoyed by the inhabitants Of those districts By
comparing the population in the wards mentioned above
In their relation with the OF land covered will be
found that the number OF persons 10 the is but little
less than In the lower portion OF the city. STILL the
ratio in tho latter districts appears TO be growing less
yearly. The most severe
MORTALITY
s about one In thousand per week. whereas in the rest
sand inhabitants. Many parts of the city that
terminous with neighb0rhoods now considered scky,
at considerable elevation above high water mark
such are many blocks in south Brooklyn adjoining the
Sixth and Twelfth wards which thirty feet above
the water level. Ali things considered the City
OF Churches, with the exception Of the portions
previously described, can be looked upon as
enjoying most healthful and advantageous position
and with tho ordinary precautions, requisite especially
during the summer It rest assured Of escaping any
epidemic this season. One necessary measure nova
health appears 70 be generous beray on the part Of
the people IN distributing the fAvors Of Office Unless
this generosity be continued those who feed at the pub
Community @ NOT out q is Wits a. any e almost INTO
cholera and II this only succeeds In rdding the COM
muny Of set Of lseches who grow sleek and fat at the
public crib rendering little valuable service In retarn
the country VIII not have been thus terribly visited
trely In vain.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
THe NATIONAL GAME.

Active, Jr., vs.. stock Exchange.
game Of ave innings was played between the Active,
Jr, OF Staten Island and picked nine from the New
York Stock Exchange Saturday last on the grounds
Of the former which resulted victory for the Ac.
tive as the following score win show
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
TINE HEAVY MERCHANTS OF CINCINNATI.

The following table contains list Of the merchants
and mercantile firms in Cincinnati whose sales for ~
twelve months ending April 20, 1885, amounted -
SsO0 600 or more:-
The New York herald., 1866-07-31


Dean Swift, - replied the mao.
"And what may be your destination :" questioned
the stranger
master is praying and am fasting"
Perhaps the authorities Of the Sixth ward acting
In this mstter tho principle OF the Deans servant
foolish principle and not much calculated 10 lead 70
such happy result.
il at last beginning TO be In the shape OF large
and appropriate cholera hospital at the OF Van
Brun street and Hamilton avenue, taken possession OF
in their name and by their authority The building Is
and airy and the basement such furnish material
for the manufacture Of very good kitchen, &c II is
Is cc In front by $50 feet Deep and consists OF three
stories and the basement. II has been calculated that
accommodation can bc had for hundred patients
ON Monday last there were only four patients, and Is
but fair To- state that every attention " likely 10 be paid
them here the medical staf being not more numerous
than efficient and provision being made for their con
slant attendance
moHvR PORTIONS ov RRooxLrS
AZ regards the better portion OF the city Of BROOKLYN,
Il may be safely stated iha. is IN cleaner and
healthy condition this than u has been for the
tst ten years One thing Is 10 be regretted In connec
ton with the abatement of nulsauccs-namely, that the
law creating the Board of Health has left the matter In
such position that the Street Commissioner who for.
meriy had the power TO abate nuisances OH pools nc.
and ass the costs s deprived cf that power, With
ou, equivalent authority having been conferred upon
any other department Notwithstanding this and other
drswnscSs all parties agree In keeping the city 70
general N the most cleany condition. IL
| any grumbiing is manifest IL appears 10 bs
caused by the necessity for more money-kc most chill
dren, The majority Of officials live without abun
dance OF pap From an inspection Of the most
thcnsic and surveys appears that the greater
part or the city Of Brooklyn IL situated at an attitude
sbcve the levc hgh water that should 70 u the
bounded on the water Idc BY
ID will be found 10 include the FIRST Third and
Of the Fourth wards The average elevation u the ds
, 1866-07-18
llllp oes aud II lchtEau OanAl.
teptclsl DespAtcA to ths chleato !sanane.!
~. w. .ltttk t3Hl .. n

lnllukFukT. llf.s July 1'-l 'm'
CaTAnxp-rittka, i0ilst. ...
Arsl.1p-Map's t.ret, horlt. sAso IN eorn' sao On
rrr, i'rktY and fpuit Ulica. a.e4 hn corn L<fnua.
iot s,is soo bu corn Tsftur, Lasste ~ ton, eos,
ts.o. l.. rs,Ecr. kmoat. 10 yaIds tueols s.ohs A
au,t NJ, Iemoot, 70 aFds rnshle ptons Nfseoes F
u,ont, 70 sds tnbbie sohs Lady Fraha,tn. ifha,.
"a yasds Euthls stonea fnvesssstof. %mont. 1atas
tub,e ttohe, to Jasds dlmthsioht y. T. uafnse. u.
uuns. II rsts dimens tlooe. u yafds sub0'e aaouet
j, d. LeouN d, 1asAlts. Asto pu corr.
- - A'~S' ns,pat ssxE, Iuty t1-p .. n.
CaxAsrr-t. r. Csts. Lemoots tssscus. Lsu'oss
fn,tsilsst,f. ftmpntt w.H. osfaes. Lamaa!t Ne.
nuhic. NORTH aiotrtt Thunds,bott. 0lAwst b7ell u
iqwht, sstAsos, latahs. .,,
As1,yxp-K, L, Hoodeit. pieswA Raoe b. eetel "
&; al, C,d d, kausoa. ssa ba cfn tlesAa Spt4y.
A.on. a, IN tstn. r ho.,etar: t'ssa. !ssas nt
,si,er All.ntic. tassls, t.aa ba oofat Fe@ e1A''
"'S'"'' '"'' 1,atnqyroR July l7-lor. ms
f.n8Ep-oso. u. Taylor. l%saont' Laa5 Eksaas.s ~
4moast u. \, Tho.p' rtttn. 1a!@ tameT. t,t.,t ~
tsh n, L, Adams No.s jo>lFs. y bts aAt g1uNts
Mo.,is. l!eoq srpt, ossts pfopsllst Whs,s. Osls.a
s,p. n lumber. III rss aats hfs Oh ~"
| tpA.7 I metersTdnt. x.~.
, 1866-07-18

wsy to the ATmorJ br told var ons a'otie.. tIo
rccmea 10 pct tnotc drunk a. Ne ncare1 thc place.
| raw M wonrds On he dcceat+d examined
houtc thst rcscmplrd lime. which was requested
to, tnaeil Of. II gave me ehektnE tcn;sslou'
~l1ch did no. ret oscr IN thfce or four hour
II wal on The -four OF The room "hert tho de-
cta.ci died, and on the hcdsc1olars.
hn IMthr,s at' ,, ~ axe e'fsn.es bcan asa
S3 20 % he ,ho
sso a. Ss' .so i'm" sr T. TIN !. no. IS soas csss
tho OBJ bonto !; No. SIS, srd bo esme te boaul VII
soeert spencer. Deceased bad atsnk e,n:tas.s.
seemed so ~, drunk. IN SATURDAY exea'nR b.
camr home hun work and seemed Kcn enough.
s nsa orks ~ a spGassT n1tnns .sh bspp,s
,boo :oestnes. Returning we s'opped at ! s,loon
III sis'.! ~ soas6el. sSs " seat o.. lev naue.,
ara r., "a / returned i found .g'e1ue ~ fa'ut
az a!. pulse 1io1d my wns th.s 'ae.e M ~ ~, no
tbc tltne ho wAs taken sick. rot sofne medicine
rnade Of tlsne aed al ammontae. ! put some on
n ssa I'd o b. boo
auassel bad haa With lbs Old conan tn The mora
" RoH ' pease1, ssT .o1n The deceased bad been
j n:ye knogn bin .iDoc M.scE: we hsd oscn ! y
,na At No, 5ss ab1ut ~eek. Tic Aua a.ci liquor
fu1rlns from Tue basbcr chop On sunday u1orulnI,
isenitc lad 4 ~ q trembling. Tic ~tnt tntc The
o'hcr rt ON Al laid on tho bed. / went tor doc
tor, but did LIT Z one. Taefe bad neeu 10 quar-.
1rI uctMtcu IL nnio an} one. Lie aIcd IN i've Ntn'
ufcs, fe.hapa \ minute or t.ro af1ef dcaib BIZ
face. from TIC mouth upwards. began To turn 70
uarkt. fo'nr. fie Eold me short tluc ago thai
he III. II g q yeEss old, and was tlnetc man.
Itr. DUguk IL. 1t>ird by Df. Ftchl rnsae an c1 I'm
nation ol Il te Gstcd al nfct O'Clock .esteSds
uaoinlbr. The bcdy WAS much aeccDeo*cd. Nc
marks ol violence upon tho bodT OF head aad nc
trattpte or .kull. The eiom9ch was empty, and
oked n,1ura, hpa cls tatural. lanea nasus!!. hear
large. Aae,y and covered ~ith tat. The walls weft
thin ard Ia,ty. The csslties werc empty. Ihs
eotta ~as muth enlarged for The rpace OF foaf O
Gsc pchrt. be wall vas complete " lined wi,h Al
cs.ths Qr chalky material. There was tho dtseafs
OF ihc aortu apd the Wives called athernnatons dc
generation. 1t IL our opinon thai death was occa
tIoptd from th,a di.eustd condition Of Tbs hear
nrd aCrta, = hch Ia The moro probable II The tna1
had.bteu ufi1king alcoholic df1nk..
1he iur1 In this case returned Sefdict ina
JapaeF BsnnH. The deceased, dltd iEru1 tho cf-tt
oi bard ut,uking md olscase Of the heart aud th
aofta. -.-
PATRICK HART.
A. an inquest held yesterday morning upon tb
body Of Paislck Hat. who, II Ml4 ha Eemcmoetco
waA run over A. the corner Of WAha avenue an
Eighteenth Street, on Sunday evening !asf. m
ntrrw nIct d,ed Of Nc iIjnfca received. The Sel
die. oj The fl. Nas thst The boy came 10 bis deaf
toua jn}us}ce received BY being ruin over By teal
| Iu charge oil MI. Cooper.
, 1866-07-18
C0R0nER's tNQuEsTS,
Suicide Of an Firing Woman--.The
C1ark Street Mystcry..-1Hhfskcy
tllc Probable Cause OF Death
...}sun ,vcr by tho
Horse CQrse

Coroner Wagner held thrce tuQuests yesterday,
aud about Gyt olhcr ea.cs get rcualn Tor iSrsfca-
lion. The number Of dcaths under clrcum'tan@cs
ordinarily deemed to warrant m inse.t,eatioa INTO
TIC circumstances. has been unutustis large *tthtn
the past tvo or ,hrte dass. 1t la worthy Of remark
that direct snn.rokc Is moi credited 10 anY OF thcec
sea;t hut the excessive heat IN co-oncr it'on vim
in enlaI habitf, hss heen tho undonoscd morblhc
cause IN majority Of instancct.
An inquest @ae Ieid ze.sIaas si.ssaoon, s.1he
dead house, upon the fcmalus Of Nrs. Eora MaEIen
Gsaser, nbo.e death at 1he Armofy isoa 10 !oe a n4e
day'e Tm1uSE. We present the testimony elected
cae1its s II. Aoo,t. s,eorn: au d !as stnde.:
Isl. kpe: Inc deceased. iiet name vas co,a y.
cSs5rf Is's. Sc do seS ss s''h IA hsf hn.
,en week Or ,wo before aia d.. We .topoed q
! The American noute on Nlr'h Water :tteet. We
a 1s i've ia anop me 10 aaa
So: s5s nd j Scsa csas, 1ss
s1s, is6s. shs Va. snseet ~ % ,empo,a1y d. aboat
Tonta she d:ans :;, snme. 81 a9a a. had cTa1y
hu.bsnd. LETT her wiz him. and carae baexso h!s
ae %n n15s s n
sept her ese;e senla no, soa,h een n Il Inn 'Sfa
hit husband iii wtnts. hsons tho last Q! April she
returned 10 hts elty by Wy Of Winias'oa Sotth r..
| Carolina. She went fscs Sew iotk VIII hes
/ fsfhcr who WIS aptatn OF ealinG vessel. From
Wilmington shc CANS hcre. Atew ds,s dGo. about
thc 9Th Or 6h July. her husband va. herr two Or
,hlcc day: hG made inquiries fo1 hss; @ Gat :, f%p @
brio ye N,h h.p' asatn ha: eoasa no, .,, tss,
. s.nssnt. Finally. % Saturday morning tod
5 sae ss Ss iSs nss ac IT,
eide. 4 mctteucct eamc 10 me ami ,p,d me-. !
eaw him ii The corner Of Clark and Wtsh,n9toa
She sas al.e when got there. She had been
uu1e intoxicated that evening. she war shout 81
| icata old. Her home was At Cspe Cod. Mas*achn'
:ore, t.yt,'r tic would commit euludc. shc had
.hnstcnrG 10 cprnu,,l suicide a rood uauy times,
, | and pouclttucS Wished hrrkclf dead. Was not
70 sst ,bs ArnoTy. nneI :Ae 3''>'' N~4 4''@>'@ -
II. + IItc.r ta7s f,coFn: i room 1t 1'orncro!
. usldinr, and a.n p.intcs. ! vas not aeqaanted
s Il In s,rc. snoet haf p.., % 'c ocloee % aaut
!, crmr IL. About len mlnutcs from that Inn
1scn &c @ On ts door Il tbs cu!ianes
b H. Mo,tu'e footn, wtth The vtal IN her hand. Il
j uas about one.tourih full the vttl ~. exhibited
to he @uy 4 wss laosllsd laudansm ~ I'D ~
ses; oefe ~ Thc III litter VI. .s.a % hc ,a'1
s; ;o ss'''; S ;o ''?s g NJ y, '0Ss s.e e.
Ia fem d7,nc-cUcd bfr. lore 1ou-jprc 3on
"a iii fs,2rr." II aas nadrrftcd 10 Sit. Moore
- 7ho viint.a eoa,,nued:i She ,a!a sao wanted !:
ae trc tnas sfse toisl bin ihat sho ~Antel i nt wu
man IN lbc kottn side ! "tnl TO ~ dfaetls
~ tot,rhre 10 dive trr 10 caupt t,rf 10 vnn'l III
ur rn,soF, hui ec hul hef lcrh ',Rhs1 aoeethss ~
, 1866-07-18

r.et.n II In. s,xsrs done what II el,,m, 10 do,
sto hsyc 10 douni that it has rAvcd many val. |
uafl- hfte. VII DnApLEr, chaplain ind Aupo,.
scoy11, Agent. i31A.so9 II ta'hwcd
Futs of H3rantnrs %nld An ntd bachelor
10 d yopur ujdoy nf h,r fortunc tho other dar.
~ -hould 10 tcmpscd to offer n.yse]f 70 you II my
har Was DO, aimott shite." ~ Why. don't jon uxe
Tsbbct'S IIrtr IseR. nefatorf" was tho reply. lH
IN for he arftrie L. alxays rttlons nrny hair.
ptcStn i!s falling ot, keeps thn teap clcan. tho
f,alr pott, elO.ss and PR oesly beaaflfnl ~
1wrrns sctnts. Sold eyc4yHhe1r,
;.,,.---,-
Pair rx1oFseA.-12t DAc In want 0t nice
matchrd hsJ team will do veil TO roo tnose acset-
ttsed 10 an1ihcr colntna o. ma p.peE anose srst
know tAY lbeY cant bt beaten In TINS city olW'
Owners and t2rtyefu or HIorre cArr
thnuid iced lhef bpr-tr when ont Of condition, With
llsrytlf- ondition roxtcrt. Ono = cent pack.
eve viii do a horse morc good tnan thsto bushels
or osts sold by III deAltrf. fAFge packs 70 u
, 1866-07-18

kfs 1f6u48 MMf&ets
ST. 1ou1r 1niy II.
TonAccc-LuRt. ettnasso: RhtprtnE lthL s'.ao@
17.7s, manufacturing. sl10&s5l.o.
FtA,ra- More ectlYr. at tortr F1tes. BbippinR
tranop. 4e.of0 2oo3 fAlI exits. tefoAs.oa' cholce
brands. ttpbc17laoo.
GnAiS-NheAt, acifre aod lower. holders R1hck
f4te,v =, ontr.px3, pew, sa.N4s.s3. Corn. Actisei
mixed asa yellox. s;31ac. willie. AA3ssc oats. dnll
nttU4;c. nys. sn,sIl tales 1t sossso.
ronk-sstatJ. MesF, f11oo.
NuyRxxr-tpxe1. Aatca 10 bsit ii $a.{e.
, 1866-07-18

On the CaleuA Disssion Of ths NoFah.wcttcfu Rail-
tosd, a+bort. o':tsuco rum ilart IN. band Of
ynuaic accompanies The eAcurr1on. End btse bail
pls,ipg, quoits aud h1chtry viii be auong the
smui emcnts ol lhc day on The EToaud.
, 1866-07-18

Nxw t1RltAxa. jnly II.
ct11os-rIru. Halo. of CO., hsic. low 1niddi1nt =!
Eaaac. 10 oday's reu.tn,s; u bhscs. ssrSrin!s :
atp A h lrs. hk4iHsl t,9s5 bales lat Week. KaPofNs
a.bgs lR,ea. htncks iH4.eDJ nllea. -,
frTrftAn FxtMANn3.-+9,, New Ibfk A1thankt.
fMri,tufH.. Firm. Now ynrk, X. tivrrronl. 4.
, 1866-07-18

Toledo ninrkr1.
TokEpo, July II.
FLort-Dut and decllufnR.
GRAjE-Wheat datl ann tc lover with Eaics OF A
uIn,ef 4 tlHag!c for No: m!xai 7Se for No.
~M.s u G!s Dc ytg9M. r y nsta u ssit 9'wefs
KECx,rrE-iior 6rla itonr; 1o,o0 hu wheat tsl.o0a
h0 curu; y. .ooo bu oats; s0,oo0 ba hhieys 3'o9 pu
ryr. .A. a.. ~,
tu culn Is 20 Du cas; 301 Gu baflcyi 100 bu rye.
, 1866-07-18
lYease1e Passed Detroit.

1vessels Pas&ed Detroit.
fepec1a} Drspatch 10 tho CHICAGO Tneuae.i
pKrEo1E, July II.
ur- -Asorrpit, b.. I4w7rure. Nthoss. eu-shIne.
uobe, FsGhiop, F,rte State. EthHn Allen. Exchange.
MinnshAtf. ~. JAm-1.
IN wx-' su,bsia. Tanner. Martin. Woodruff. stsr.
light. obexls. b1aQ. Lyon, Alrofd. Adfondsc. HtE
nnds, Afsun,o. rFeston. Mimi, T1rsaz1aArst, TAn,
lee Kate fd.hulond. Star Of 1iope, Hrpahito. 0am.
Otnet. Quttn Of she Lakes, Toad, Loue s'ar. osss'
N1ita.
yvtud-appthNett.
, 1866-07-18

WNWC0b HhfKE1s
Osurdn. july N.
Fsnrr-nu11, and sha7s lover; ITO 'n2s for No,
arfingt eii.3A3i9s3 Tor rcd winters anu elt1 ftr
HEais-wheas sulrt and iower: No. spr!11 held at
II lHs. torn gnlcs. No. Illinois hed 1t Tic. 0ett
Ta,.~L Fnxronrt-stcady, w'cn laXc. corn lie.
nafS hxr to NrW York.
LAM txrnRrt-1.5D1b bu whtAf.