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PRoPKrLER FREMoSr.-T The sandusky
Rs1ister saws that ethis propeller, of the San
duskv and Buffalo line, arrived here day
before yesterday, and was to leave last
night for Buffalo. She is commanded by
Captain Flint. of Fremont, and IS most
complete in all her appointments. On her
recent trip she brought to this port some
forty German emigrants."
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The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls 49,; waverley o; Hancock Is1t;
Water Power 37Js; Isle Royal 10; Franklin ~.
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N. Y. Money Markef-May N.

NJ DOAGy EAoEACa-AAhy IL
MONEy-ouitt and easy at l95 per cent. for
call loans.
sTERLIEe ExsHANGg-Ste3dy at I09%alOg54-
GoLD-Without decided change, opening at l199s
Advancing to If01S, declining to 12s1S, and closing
st I2e1s.
Milwaukee Market-May II.
FLOUR-Dul and tending downward.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales at sl.s5 for No ].
CoRE-Qui=t- SAles at SOC for No
OArs-FiTm at soc.
FREIGHIs-IAc on corn to Buffalo.
REcEIPTs-Wheat 6G,0OO bu-; houI 100 bbls.
suIPMENTs-FIour 5000 bbls; wheat 5000 bu.
Rose & Prenttss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged BY rs:
HAHs-Sugsr-cured premium hams 3 De-. 81
OANvAssED HAMS " d.. q
DRIED BEES %
acknowledgements o h..----.-... IA
Canyassed. ...-......- ............. Is
BAcoy-0r Smoked Sides . b .................. IS
LARD-Prime Leafkettle-rnd'di in bbls or tres y
Prime Leefkettle-rnd d in kegs q H.. 92H
PoRK-EO. l mess y Dbl. 90
Extra clear D bbl.----. .--a-.".... 80 70
Light p 10
H3-Eo extra charge made for packages or cart
| age 70 railroad depots or boats. An articles are
warranted strictly prime, sndequal to anything In
the State. Orders promptly fled.
BOSE 4 PRENT1SS.
Esa. 142. Ia and I46 Ontario street.
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LOCILNOTICES.

Seaside Hats at SO per dozen at slOss &
H aDauer, l29 Water street.
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COAL.

ANDREWS, HITCHCOCK l. CO.,
DEALERS IN
BRIAR HILL COAL!
c. H. ASDREWs, / & JohnsOn's Marine Block.
W J.. HITcHcoCk, RIVER STREET,
W c. ASDEExs, CLEVELAND OHIO.
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MONTANA PASSAGE SIOO.-AI persons
wishing to SECURE a passage at the above
rate in Capt. R'ks expedition to Montana
must enroll their names before the 18th
inst, at % Water street.
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E. S. ~STAcKPoLE, Agent.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 10, 1866.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN EARSINcs.-The earn
ings of the Michigan Southern & Northern
Indiana Railroad for the first week in May
were .S~ss,s95.19, against s79,O39.9O for the
corresponding week last week. Increase
sg.s55.2S.
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Foa ALL KINDS of Wooden Ware go Ia
Warsor, 50 Public Square.
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ALLEN JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
strip Vein, C0lumbiana and Chippewa

"a
once on c. + PR. R. Pier. Also, ONCE and Yard
ct Euehd street 3. r. crossing. Goa Of an
Excellent Quality for
sTEAH, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
once or House Use. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
in large or small quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and pronptiy at
tended to. Coal for smithing kept constantly On
hsnd. ~ Terms eash- msyls:Rs
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Ladies viii do well to call and examine
the elegant bonnets at ]. R. Shepherds.
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HEAVY CONTRACT The Toledo, Wabash
& Western Railway Company have a con-
tract to convey 7,OOO,O 900 feet of pine lumber
from Toledo to a point in Indiana.
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All the latest sumne styles opening al
J. R. Shepherds.
Railway Items.
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CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER

Fine Piano FOrtes at Halls II Monument
park
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ANOTHER CouSrERFErr.-A new counter
felt on the latest issue of fifty cent fraction
al currency, bearing the vignette OF General
Spinner, United States Treasurer, has made
its appearance. It is badly executed, tho
ink pale, and the general appearance indif
farent
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1866. 1866.
LAKE SUPERIOR line.

TUE MAGNIFICENT, sTAUNCH
IL and reliable STEAMERS named below, make
up q iAILY LINE between Cleveland and De-
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SAGINAW IrExs.-Ths Detroit Free Press
says tho past winter has been extremely
favorable for lumbermen, and the quality
of their logs is unsurpassed by the product
of any previous season; this is a tact which
is pretty generally understood, and upon
which many persons base their estimates.
But though not 80 extensively known, it is
nevertheless a fact that a large per cent. of
the logs will be kept back for the want Of
sufficient water to float them.
, 1866-09-06
FROM EUROPE. !.

by Atlantic Cablc-Sllipment. of Specie
for the United SiRte4-Compnted An-
ntin1 Receipts of tho Atlantic Cable
Compnny-The Revolt In Gambia.
QUEENSTOWN, September 5.-Thc steamship
City ofLoudon, from New York August 25th, Las
asrired.
Sou7HANr1ox, September 5-Thc steamship
Borussla, from Hamburg tho eth ultimo, sailed
to-day noon for New York. She has on bonrd
600 and 500 900 francs in specie on American
actonnt.
Returns OF The Atlantic Cable Company show
thcis net receipts from messages to beat ihe rate
Of f90o, 700 per annnm.
BERLIN, September 5.
DArm6talt has complied with the demands Of
pruseIa, aud Will pay the latter three millions Of
aoriEs, besides ceding to Prussia part Of hcr
territory.
ATHENS, Greece, September +.
Hopes are freely expressed, with come prosrcct
Of realtzaton that the paclca.lon OF the revolt In
Gambia will soon bc accomplished.
FLORENCE, September 5.-rfior 10 the siguaturc
OF the treaty Of peace, Italy will dismiss ont
hundred aud tsfca:y lhoueand soldiers.
LONDON, September 5-Evcntng.-Thc frat
official conference iur the establishment of peace
was held at Vienna on the ID inst. The ilrait OF
some Of the articles OF the treaty was eisncd and
the arrangements 70. the transfer Of Venetia be-
tween Auktria aud France, to Italy, and the eva.
cuation Of tho gnadFiatcral by the Austriaus, are
In prog9ese.
sor1uAfn7oE. September 5-Evcning.-The
steamship Saxonia, from New York, arrived at
this poH to-day, and sailed for Hamburg.
FInnuctui nnd Commercial.
corrosucav aud sas s4usSis j. sSI L.
day. -
CoSknls-Thn opening price Of cousos to-day Is SJt
, 1866-09-06

Fint, Tia! The Urion u respelnal. and while tue
people may DC Ia rebellion. The State relations 10
1ne government may be rnptured, not destfoTed
uhe Government may sutiue such rebellion, lad nd
,rt tns.o9ss 70 the legislative powet 10 determine
rights a,,a privileges which have been inert o. o.
fiHpp T. =" @ ~ Own nEons Tho contrary doc.
s,s;sx sseona, ID That the continued absence Of len
cs5tsn changes in the baeis oT representation adj
Wthan3 g o. = statss u Congress- demand 10 enter
to1 e. bloody attempt to dissolve ths Union.
,t.i asa. ~ lhnt the pending amendment is eascn-
saea state shonld resume It's place 10 Congress.
ssonnh. 1hat inequalities OF political liberty sze
uangesonx to peace ard welfare.
tiAh. Tint The President convlcts htmscli BY
cy encourages national dfsturhances,
others. =
Seventh. Rc-at1rms tho Declaration of Inde-
pcndenec, and hopes ior removal Of despotlsn
and vasenlnGc all over the world.
The eighth compliments soldieEa and l15alista,
and takes heart Tor the coming contest
, 1866-09-06

First District Republican ConErcssIon.
nj Conyen1fon-IkenomI Of Gen.
era1 1Saibcrt e. PaInc-RcsolutIous
Adopted.

First District Republican CDnrecxsfon,
nj Conyen11on-Nenom of Gen.
era1 Haibcrt e. PaInc-RcsolutIous
Adopted.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T.,bune1
M1LwAuKEE, Scrtcnbcr5 s.
The uhlon Congressional Convention Of Nhfs
District nct Mt the Court House III this city at L.
O'Clock to-day, and resulted In the nomination Of
General Halbc1t +. Paine for Congress. General
Iainc r y no now absent q. thu PhiIadclpala Loyal
Tho Convention was addressed BY Judge Hub.
bell, o. II: Waldo aud several others, in If;ef and
Tie following resolutions were adopted:
Convention, declare, sst that the great Issue be-
Wheeler u + !osal men Or rebcls aud their allies
Second That the question fa not whether the
States lately in armed rebellion shall be rcatorcd
lion ehaii be erected, and By whom thsse rn tesms
Ilird. Thai the Constitution gives to Congress,
mine whether these States arc qualified Tor fellow
ship In tho Union, and that It was equally us,,r-
patton On the part of the President to declare
were not already rtghtfally In the Union, because
In tho ono casc lie nsur,cl thc power Of Congress-
and II tl.c other caze he violated the rights o}
Fourth. Thattbe plan of rehabilitation proposed
BY Congress IN the Constitutions! Amendment Is
not only required as guarantee for the safety of
be asesrtea by the loyal people 81 the country.
and the mlfdeat ever proposed by any government
to sen, s:4{ngusEed @ rebel M som,aTn!.les or people
rebel States 10 tl1e Union. without further cond-
tons OF guaEnnsecs, as proposed ~ thu phlfalcl.
aud coppcThcad party u tic county. Would en- cn.
Of the South, "l,its and black, to ths u;srciess
horrible tate which recently beiell Ioya Southern
e!e at AcInphis and New Orleans.
Sixth. That no restoration can lie Just ard 10
and impastiailS ihe siyGis of persons and propei
ty. freedom oftpeec and the privileges Of Citizen
ship In At ra5tx of orr common country.
sionnl District stand ~ Congress Ia liz struggle
to ,m,a miiain a IT,, It. oSn - The r:h ohe
ic robsne M 'it i:s Of .rcssus1",s ircsssnn 9a
ofinsolent rebels, Of dtsloyal Copperheads, and Of
rcIega!s lsspnblenls.
of an sh a af Is oa
Ertss, lion. lfalbert 4. Paine, We nominate him
for re-election By reclamation anil pledge him an
Ninth That W hcnrtils endossc The course Of
oNs distinguished Scualor in Congress, lion. Tim
ony 2: n"we; sad M intend 10 Do honor to him. 70
liz III hls triumphant Ie-c1cctfon.1
. Ic,:h. That w tender 10 the Convention Of
Southern Lnynlists, now In session al Fhiladcl~
0ur admiration for Their heroic fidelity, and we
pledge to Its members our earnest efforts 10 re-
teIs Gesn 1s W Sa's5 T. losan II H.
Eleventh. Tint as lie .uniallins supporters Of
ttt Iiehla Of labor wc arc In favor Of such ap.
stctsEc 10 The working lnaN duG period for recre
align. rcst, aud mcntal Improvement.
an Sy hs
some lending foreign nations that the excessive
s.1e,ncss Of our neutrality las Is uot l!sely 10 be
, 1866-09-06
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCI.
DENT.


Number 1niurcd-I.f~t Of Casualties.
EocHrs7nt, y: y. September "a shocking
rsad, s1x .,fcs cast Of this city, about are o'clock
right aud many nthc1s injured. '>'-1 S"
Tho steamboat express train which lcit Albany
this morning was thrown from The track by
ming fatt. and On curve The engineer rave Tie
sfgnnl 70 brakc and jumped from lils cngfno. The
locomotive plunged into the sand and turned
ian together i the form Of Telescope and Mere ie
l,ying in heap With The baggage car. Thc loss Of
III md sanae% inrry to ssnsI.
Ing He !. : ltat otkiltsd ard injured:
S6anEghnS.sy, q Rochester, railroad cnploye;
GlSys5syille, \; y: su1ere. isosaboeu., u: =.
.,ns,1p. ,s1d<a-A a. sI i. S!ons 9pgsnhem y: hip,
send, severely; +. II. Harrington. No II MaIdcn
lane, New York.. head. Slightly; Mrs. r. q,
fs5f5 foa se SeS To4E hsas s,rs;; s;e''S xi. Xa
stnesa rails. bfakes nan, shoa,der and SIDE; III.
aaa atssa 49, sssa5 Fsasa 11o 11ssass Se so lo a
Michael Daley md ton, Gdea. hsad slisl;,y wv "
saa hp fhG'ses nassi ssaiy r.
5e4scy Aaa 25scE s q niia o aa sssy II aaya Daya e
York. internally; Aaron Stone md vilo, head ,
shoulders anil hips; Thon.a. Oliver FordhaH,
New York. e11chtly; Mrs.. ". q. Thomns and Hon,
Beloit, Wisconsin, slightly; Mrs. Chapman, sc.
yctely; 3. O. johnson, East Sasiaaw, slightly; E.
Derby, conrtland, slishtly;. Mrs. Esnna,
1tothester, head and aTm; Andrew Tiacv,
New York. slightly; James. Gould, fireman
palmysn, slightly John Supple, Detroit, leg In
ssnfed; !anss Elliott, New York, slightly Iohu
Glovsssyillc, NY, seriously; YIN. llicc, Osxcso
I,i ssonidsI broken; J. W Swan, Medina. head and
Snon!aef hnFf; Ms. Swan, had arm and hand
Newell, California, some injured; Mr Newell
slightly; MTs; H.. u; soners, gtseso, arm and Dacl
Nosler. engineer, seycrcfy;. ". j. McDonaid. Cali
fornia, eghly. cxt.icatcd hy his two Sisters; Wi
linn Ksan. Kosnss1Gs. s ~ S,d snShi1Gy: sad
to this rity ut eight o'clock p. and rscrythln,
is LcIr1r done that can DO for The comfort of tht
snT,t,nrs. The bodies Of Shanghnessy and Owe,
wc:e lcft in the wreck As they could not bo immc
| fir!e1y removed.
, 1866-09-06
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated rress
NEW SoRk, September $.
Money remains easy. anl the supply Is largely In e1
cess Of the demand, at from 10 5 per cent.
The gold market closed st 1seK3la6H.
8oyEhSAIS1s.
Government eecufitfc* were dull this afternoon bu
generally steady. Closing prices were 80 .rourons
les. les16IosK; 1oso,scoupons, asaes9; JuiS 7-sos
1oG@ 1csH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
After the session there was a blarp raid make or
Erie and the stock o.rcd down 10 e3K but soou
afteF rallied 10 7ok@soX. The balance Of the markell
f5mFaihisea TO some extent with the fill in Erie bu
the general decline ~as not marked Illinois Central
has been hammered severely to-day with keticrs and
buyesa options but there 10 vcrJ nlc real stock com
Ing out Erie Hts the grand feature ol tho aFset a,
The coec aud the transactions In the other shares
quite limited.
Px1Rolxcx AND xEEo srocn.
Petroleum stocss-R5nd Farm. .: Bennehon Rou
20; Buchanan Farm, T. Mining ssocks-AmcricaE
F1ag buyer 7lo; Consolidated, Gregory Gold, burg,
IL 1850; Atlantic l. Pacific, as Gunnell Gold 1Qt
Hope Gold, II View York Gold. 40; Quartz Hill, ~
Rocky Mountain, 10; Smith d Patmelet, SIS.
DAf GOODS EXCHANGE.
1obbtFB prices not Quite 70 active. ...
Brown 6heesl1ga-At!nnt!cA A. e4c; Appleton At2sxc
Indian Head. 23c; Peppe1cll E, tic: do Z, &c.
Bleaehef shlFtinss-Hcw York Mills Sc; Andros
coEg1n. s3xc; Anthony Manufacturing Company, IKE
: Palmer Rlver, sc.
Prints-Mesrimac Y, nc DO D, 2oc American, lsXe
WAmsuta, lsHc; Empire, ~, E
Ticks-Amoateag a. &c; do B, lec; DO c, sc.
stsIres-iotk. SIC; uucasvt1!e, &c.
, 1866-09-06
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.

Military Companies Formcd-Arrcxt of
milwaukee, SsTlndlcr aud EorEcr-
Markets.
LOUISVILLE Ky., September b.-Scversl mill
sary companies have been formed by onr young
spirit.
Yesterday a man who calls hlu.elf !. D. Da,-
ton. was arrested for swfndl!ng and forgery on n
81. Louis bank. lie ia an old Milwaukee, esarpcr,
who has alwnys livcd by his wib.
The -four market IS dull for low grades, but con-
EideEahle inquiry exists tor better brands. Sales
changed. Whiskey-ncw raw Is scarce at e. -
, 1866-09-06
Nem advertisements.

The Florence Is the only u.sch!re ext.1t having r
Fessibe ICED Ehieh enables tho opeTatoT 70 sov et
that naake! perfectly elast1c sesm. elke o1 ssch ads
OF tho fabric. ~ ~ ~
, 1866-09-06
Illinois md 1lIchErnn Cnnnl.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune, I


DK1oaxPoKr. September ST m.
CtRArEn-Cn!- ny1or. South Lockport; D. c. Nor
ton Joliet Mound; Clyde, Seneca; Ottawa, Ottawn,
sa.sl6 II lumber, LOO 1ath.
AEnlvKp-s. F. Gale, Lemont, 20 rards rub-
bic stone; Lady Franklin, Ieuons, 50 yard.
tuhble stone; D. Hess, Leaaont, IS yards
dimension stoEc; Col. Manning. Lemont, Is
yards dimension ttone r. Sorthrup Prison 50 yars
stone Industry, Seneca SEQ bn corn Deer Park No,
:, Utica, 500 bu corn; Polar Star, Lasale, 310 bu
cora; Oak LenE Aux Sable, $50 bu corn; Cayuxa.
iocApoEt, Mary Walker. Lc,nont, IS yards dimension
stone, ~ saEds ruhhle stone H. Cooley. Lemont 20
yards hubble stone; prop, Kan&akce Lasae, 500 hu
corn. 60 sacks timothy seed; Isabella Norris 500 bu
corn: PROP Whale. Ottawa 1900 bu corn, 20 bu
wheat. 200 pn rye, $50 Ms starch S brlstour.
BE1pdkrpgr. Ill.,, September s-9p.m.
CLrAExD-D. Hess Lcmont; Lady A. Franklin, L.
monts Mary. Lcnsons; AllIquippa, Lemont Dictator,
Joliet 81 90 II lumber 50 600 lAth ID 90 shingles Mon
tauk 1ockport. suudrtes; Vim. Mesran Joliet Mound
Rock Run. Ottawa. 81 $50 II lumber css0n shingles
Barge No. Iasailc; Morning Light, oetawa; Eric
sou. Peoria. 81 100 # umbes Tobacco Plant Eankakee
Feeder, g 90 lumber; Claslet DuPagc; seueca, OF
tnwa, 10, ,l27 Il lumhe1-
AEE1rKD-uiawatha, Lasalle. 1000 bu corn. 1,eo1 bu
wheat; Excelsior. L2sac, 500 bu corn; Iegrsux La.
saslr, 3 hu corn; General Rosecrans, Seneca, 37u1
tu corn,
, 1866-09-06

4NtEWnuKCE HInFkCi.
lspcctAi Despatch 10 the Chicago Trthune.1
MIEwACkxE. September s.
sales Of SO bs1s at 500 lDr spring cx-
I'm {93 for double extra.
aHAtS-"heat hrner. ealcs ns9 a. m. board Of 2onQ
on al s1Rs lot NJ. s1s1a137s No. st2s reieclel
Noon boas-FaleA =. 10 bu at s1 Nc. cash; II S,
seller 10 daJs; $tt ID No. 7. r. m. boanl-whcat
a1a' sales at SIG eclter 10 iaEs III 81 rces 20
daya' efSs No. a. Oats n.mer sales 1900 bu ut exc
Corn steady; sales 5eoo bu At soSc.
fExlGnT-stcadr at lie fer cora 10 buffalo.
RKcH1FTs-sCn bst< -Four; 2;.ool bu wheat; f1oo bu
oats 800 bu corn 1880 bu rye.
sllTAsSrs-1rod bE1s rous; = soe1 bu whcat; $50 bu
coru. ----' ~ ~
, 1866-09-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune. I

k-Ft.Aa* 0Esfa&Cu luE LE1c11Q 1flDnnG.I
srEIS0Ftx1D. September
The sansau,oa County Republican Convention
assembled In this city today, and made tho follow
lug county nominations: Hon.J. c. Conklln:, OF
this city, was nominated for the Legislature;
Goloucl Samuel Shen2 for si.eriG, nni
H.. g. Smith for Coroner Tho
t!ekct y strong one, and with proper efforts on
nc rnEt OF the Union men, can b. elected. Tho
convention .1as large. c7cry precinct being rcpse.
sen!sa. and aEmo.ilons in af respects. The Con
o. thc CITY Gonnetl In refusing 10 invite H. John.
Several hundred citizens. on their return from
setcnaa.ns Alderman HouGh last evening, called
ring speech. In which h. handled A. johnson
Yi!lon, i gloves; Governor oelssby viii leave ior
JOLIET OF Sunday: evening, IL address tile mass
meeting q !lat p1ace On the lhth instant He viii
20 from Joliet 10 fiuccnucs, and thence to Car
&c; Hf;eorss SnEls, who was attending, a!cnan's
ball n thts city, IN I'nssInG from The ua1 tits
morning, At about one O'Clock, was stabbed by
nUngh Ca9fT1,n q II III, The wound will psorc fatal
lhe coppe1head:. at thelr meeting last evening,
Ills expected visit to this CITY,
, 1866-09-06

o OF citizens. It recommends thu admission
ethy law to be unwisc and Unconstitutional bui il
advises The aholishmen. Of imprisonment for Debt
and establishment Of bankrupt law. Urges
STATIC, rendered. destitute by short crops.
and snsgcsts The eale Of State bonds 10 raise funds
for thai purpose.
The message closes with hopeful View Tor The
recupcra'ion Of the Stale and The restoration Of
, 1866-09-06
FROM TOPEKA.

Kansas Republican Conventlou-Re-
nomination Of Governor Crawford
and representative Clark-Resolu-
ttons adopted.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tihune.1
Tor1kA, KAssAs, septembes6
Inc Union Slate Convention IL fall and ent],u-
slastfc. s. ]. Crawford WAS re-noutnatcd for
Governor, and Sydney X. Clark for Represents.
uye T,,n IN t9g tGnngress. both ~ keelamasion.
fisrt. With Gtvout thankfutncsk to God, We re-
affirm our devotion to liberty and the inalleuable
rights Of man.
Second- Dcnounccs Prcaideut Johuson for his
recognition OF great and crowntne wtcEcduess.
and declares that he has lost our confidence and
respect, and for his Inaolcnoe aud threats that wc
hnrl buck our defiance and scoru.
Third. Emphatcally endorses Congress, and re.
turns thanks 10 Kansas Senators aud Represents.
tires.
, 1866-09-06

DorG1-As GNovE RlsIuEScEs.-Parsons visit.
Ing the neighbothood Of Douglas Grove, and the
Chicago University, viii not faa to observe the
rapid progress which Is being uaaas In the build
ing Of FIRST class residences, trou:ho1tthe grores
IN that zeinity. It Is, perhaps, the most dcslsa-
bic locality for suburban homes We know of, be-
Ing O. easy accras both hy tho horse and atcam
cars. sud combining all the advantages OF country
ande.ty life. For the benefit Of those who wish
to tcenre good Investment and home n the.
groves on The lake refer to the card Of Clarke,
Layton l. Co., No. 1ss Washington street, In ano.
tier column
, 1866-09-06
Sf. Lnuts market.

Sf. Lnuts market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt.buue.1
st. LOUIS. Septcnbcr5.
lonActo-LanEu!A; tuEa at f2so@6.lo; shipping Leaf
sG.ta TO <taeo Manufactured from a11.oo to Fa.5'
FiorE-vcry 1sm; xxx nj tleo1; Ky At s1o.e;:
6RA1S-Whcat steady $Ieo to $l.s5 for Spring. and
500 to 81 ior fall Corn higher &c 10 &c for mlx-
Gu and yellow; Csc to for wht;e. Oats steay 1t SC
10 Oh. Eye t!ru at &c. Barley, &C.
lrnvtklnS-pork, $s1.7j to S3iOo.
WNlsKEY-Sa.s7Gc.a7k.
, 1866-09-06
Einc1unntt iftnrkcs.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago rribune,l

toVeetRl Ue3paRu % tnc chicago TI1bUne.I
CrNctxSAT1. srpleu,hers
Ftocr-Acttrc aad trm- Sale. Of surertue at ss.slz
s.s5; extra. sl0.7s.
GEA1s-"hta steady and firm. Sales Of No. win.
tes At t:ta. AMI No. spring Mt f77I. Corn active
aha &c lishes Sails Of No. mixc.l fc Oats quiet
sales Of No. new at SsSss. rye In good demand,
saIes OF No. new At soc. barley nominal.
CoTToS-Bette. denand. Sales Of unII.Itp: At slxc.
WHIsKEr-Advanced1 1c. sa1es Of fire ut $s5l
fEHss1oss-Qufes- Mess pork dull. Sale, 90 brla
ut t3!.'3- nacnn steady aua hrm. Small ta,es Of
enonacrs Al t'c: clear stdc 21c. Bulk meats quiet
So sales. Lard held At 19se. with buyers at l3c.
MoSEr-C1ost. Exchange hcayy at 100 pcr cent dis.
count and nar 80 ~ ~