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, 1866-11-24
Albany Cattle Market.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago TTibune.l

Albany Cattlc Market.
Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago TEibune.l
ALHASY, November D.
BEEF cATTLE-Thero Il 10 change to note In tho
Cattle market from yesterday. Sales wcre somewhat
morn b1ts but prices were better aud tho decline
frcm last week may be ealety put down at from To
Kc ., live weight. Many dfores remain unaold and
altogether 1t ID The hardest market OF the haf dozen
bad ones that have occurred since the 1T Of October
D. Watxe eolt 50 Illinois, averaging 1l3o ns At ASST
20, averaging llA ns At aud bought OF johnson
70. Averaging 1900 DE- At Tc J. Myrcs, s.. averaging
Isis bs at &c: Mr.. Johnson e5 averaging l2so ns Al
&c and g. averaging LIED ns. At s6.ss; J. Hughes 50
Kentucky, averaging $50 ns, at 7xc; Ar. Kaufman.
100 Illinois, averaging l1ea ps at &c; H. Llr1nEstou,
for Eopfet, b. averaging 10ns nt 7Kcand Is fat cows
averaging 1.so rs. At &c 90 Tor Goldsmith Averaging
ISIS ne. At 74c., and 10 Averaging l,z.0 ns.
At &C. Ar. Kahn. Is Kentucky, averaging Isis
nv at 1Ac. and IS choice extra DO. averaging 1.sa
ns at fraction inside Of skc which The top price
OF the market. Total feeeipn for the week, 100.
sHEEP-Arc dull, at <A@6c, and one choice lot With
number offsmbs brought sHc: Receipts, 25oo.
uOGs-1he hog market shows little Improvement.
Under light rcccipts sales were m4dn yesterday NJ
from " 10 SC. Kece]pts. 500.
[Assoclated Press Keport.l
nErr CA7TIk-Anotbcs decline hss occurred in tae
prices of eatle The market opened Win very light
dfovta good iii uinois stee1s, With iii weeK
yo1a e1ye ,s 6sGnss s. wers sol today = ae
Ioix account and ess ihan head changed d Asnds
Without any ltuptoSetuEnt' Ihe eor price shade
Or short Rfheucky siecfs averaging no.
wArS Of 800 -. From this nGure .Ales range down
as ley a. IS for tnicstor Ths secetpts q Tug week
II 4 auestlona51c whether the falling in The sufpy
Will DC sufficient to nEect tho prica. 80
No0E-AFc i" eonlc~hat better inquiry.
OF the Cattle market. the Albany .trgaa says. We
have ntseE known pF!r to drpp rapidly and hcav
Esse. tnstalne BY dealers must he remarkably HEAVY
certainly OVER half pon ot dollars en- ths becycs
that have passed through .our STATE from tho West
since the m4dlc uf October, and probably nearly Of
quits 40 much hogs. One dealer ho had aout o
bead fcate In the market list week, lost npwnrs q
thirty dollars per head o. them. ic VII! have ID
head Ia lallH eek. which It IA altoGcthcr Nkely III
VIII lose much more. 1t Is not uncommon 70 heal
ofmddlc men who arc losing eygry week ltoo dollar
already exhausted thc! capt* othefa have Swnmpe{
Eoih capital and cscdlt, md more must 70 under
1c.cht1 but bu5crb from New YORK md tho East a.
netting With great cautlon, busns only enough sup
Tiy regular customers, and 2rr taS1nE whatever els
that goes through their hands tnly on commission
There ID no dttpOsit1on to epet ulate.
, 1866-11-24
Markets by Telegraph,


NEF l0EK. NoScIdDEr
Co7TeS-Holdc,s arc nfm. but euyers are few. Sales
At Esr for utddnE Epanas. and 11$sHc for 1plands:
FI1CE-Dul and ts4-~ luHtf. SAtes 1t x9.9}Ss1Q.6s
tot sound common EXTRA State; $!oS5 a1l5o tor
ao; elIssa1 Is! the trsde hfands-closinG a.tt
d rather 1norc straIy.
WntsKET-ttuttf anu nomiu11. ....
CRA1N-NhcA; opened dal And 11Gc IoWct. hut
closed 1athcr steady. At f1G a2,0e tor No. Mil
wauset $50 for prime No. Milwaukee aud - for
white Capadx. Rye quiet and heayy State It *l.9j
HaIes heavy aed d l. loxcr s. 81 c.nsda Mss, Il
bond $I.r5 for Nc. fwoEoEtd STAT Barley taat
duli. Corn Opened nesvy and th*dc e1siess bnt
ehippinc I miIed Wcstesn IN store &lssYSlasS ior
do aGoat-closlnE II outside Qnotatious; e. tor
white western, and $1.zJ for white Southern. Osts
heavy ea0tSc for Chicago and milwaukee,, and GA
PxTrolErx-. &c for crude. and st7s5c fol
GnocER1Ss~Sug.. du1l aud nominal. MelAssos 81 y dntl
heavy ana lover; 81 *S @ ~ IN
xQ. for prime also 1850 hyls ncw Eess lot peeem2e,
II r. "a seller January. BeG heavy and lover. 1a9
isc foi n.T plata md l7=2s for nsE eKsFa me-;
die shoulders and os ham. i gsf a. .9M t AZ
SS7ic fpf slaic. Cheese dat. hts4lsxc Dressed hog
nT7ncr al Sh0lcc for Hcs1ern-eloalnS 1t sh9eic
, 1866-11-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Port TySnc.-Tbcre 1,nvc btcn, nt va
rioua tinc-, articles Introduced to the public IN
der the name Of ror Wine, strongly recommend.
cd for medicinal purposes. which are ca1culaicd
the name to rccormcnd them. Such, noweser. Is
not the cssc with the rort Grspe Wing, advertised
h NJ a: sgees q rassale We e, have ssen
ture, and know ii to lie the pure juice Of tho
grape.
We hare also been through his cellars, which
never contain less than stx,v Thousand rallons,
and seen caeks piled OIL casks rnatn,ing. Nj
Speer docs not bottle or sell any under four years
OF arc -I+erid Transcript.
Thr above CAL be had II Fullcr, F1aeh s Fuller.
and UnInhau. / Van Setback.
, 1866-11-24
New York Dry Goods Trade.

New York Dry Goods Trade.
NEW YcRE November q.
Dry goods continue steady, Notwithstanding the
panic i'd Wall street and the DECLINE IN cotton. There
te, however hs would naturally he expected less
stead,uess than wou3d be supposed md any 3uf mAy
sec further In prices nnd falling oil In the
JonnKKs' fEIcEs.
brown sheettngs-Appicron A. coXc; PcppetelL
Bleachcd shettags-wamsutts, s7Ac; Andsoscos-
Prinis.Cocheco, soc; Pacific, 1sxc; Allen, 17e !;
Empire, lac.
TitE-Hsmilton, 374c; do D. exc; Blackstone.
stsipes-nsGmakcr, 2se; Harvester, &c; Ptttsneld,
1he superintendent Of the Dry Goods Exchange n
New YofE Elves notice tt ut will hereafter be closed
in consequence Of the unsatisfactory condition Of The
Speaking Of the depression In the dry goods trade
the yoHrnoi 81 Commerce remarks: The leading
der the st51ngency. little excitement has heen fell
It tres, owing TO tho hgh rates at which romt paper
Of this class has been offered In tho street hut ters
has appeared to be no real ground fot apprehension
And all solvent houscs in this or
any other department Of business will obt4ir
al tho help they ntcd to csrry them through the crisis
1t s said in the streets that TIE Importers an
aa stock held in bond, and tnt considerable amonnt
rannot it'd In nn5 denomination any large moycrnen
OF this sort. few invoices have been prepared fo
export and contain styles Of goods TOO high for th
market and likely to Go better abroad but tho tosa
value Of this resllpmcnt 1l not probably be sn1cen
to a1ect exchanges.
, 1866-11-24

BALTIMORE. Novembef 43-
ELoCR-Tery dull. Transactions Tor the week very
lIcht. Northwestern has becn almost ans4Ahle. but
extras hio. compose the bulk q thc stock here sc
offered freely 1t $llot1E GowAfGs State super extra
Sll..@l1-l: Baiuno:o e mils grade. noni1a1 -
Gx4tN-Whtst dull fair to good white. $3.1113e1s
rrd r.tme $s.1Ga3So. Corn dnil new white prime.
s1Gsl-la; old yellow, tt1sslla Oats cltsed dull ~
fTpy1>1oxs-yc1y dali and tendency doWnWar
PORK Gull ut <.sn = % f,r unE Western old &3soNA
*7Sa, IA1n heavy aud nominal
, 1866-11-24
Cincinnati Market.
(Sptctal Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l

Cincinnati 1lnrkct.
fspecal Despatch to the Chicago Trioune.l
CINCINNATI. November =.
F1orE-Dult aud nominal. Ssnall salca Of cxsru ut
$1l 1906; family At 3l2.75G1s.25.
A1N-Wheat-Qntet but steady; No. winter at
f275 No. Spring At $c.cs. Corn-Qulct; mixed old
shcllrd at 9G9Ic ne~ ear at 4al4sc. Oats-Firmer;
sales Of No. at +s346c; No. at 47H@4sc, Ryc-Dul;
sales Of Mol at s1.1g BaEley-Qulet; sales Of No.
fall ut $1.6s.
Corros-Stcady sales OF uliddling at Sic.
WntsNY-5,cady; sales Of 200 brla bonded at Sic.
PEor1s1oSs-lnactiyo hut steady. Mess Pork-Lteht
demand sa!ea Of 20o bTls spot 81 90; 500 brs
seller December and January, 5000. Daeun-Dnll !;
shoulders 1sHc; clear sides at 1s4c, Bulk Meats
nominal. Q.atd-nettcr EAcnaAnd: salcs 17Kc spot,
12c all December. Green Meats-Ln good demand !;
shoulders at 6kGsHc; sides At sXc; hams At 1oH@
1okc.
Hoos-Quict and lec lower sales at ss75@6so gEoss;
&7-51@7.s5 net. Receipts, $500.
MosET-Close- Exchange nrmcr at 10 discount nnt
, 1866-11-24
IS CURIOSITY"
John 4. Cough at the Opera House =
His New Lecture.

The o;,erine lecture OF the winter course under |
thc au.r!crs olthc Young Mems Association, was
e.rcn last right, In the Opera House, by the world
renowned orator. John B. Cough The spacious
cd ilec vas 1ilcd from lco. 10 upper gallery by
very pleasant and Intelligent audience, who gave
1he closest attention to the lecture
ssy w an H. e sRSsss sPSss
Though The thoughts presented were not cs-
pecially new or striking, the intmftable manner
Justice, madc the performance an sxeeedlngly IN:
iercstins and pleasant one: We give very brief
Of crsj:ss. as the disposition to Inquire, the de-
sire 10 sc~k sller knowledge, inqnleisyeness This
orvi. IL. ca:ld ! nrst reaching out its hand 10
touch objects about him, and asking the how,
a1t why, sad where, is evidence Of an Unborn
s5l'"*a s5n aa dnnea1es 81 - ADAM. ID '' 4 Witheut &
his element The mind won1h dozc forever, the
srea, minds curiosity leads TO grand discoveries
AID Inventions in ordinary minds II leads to Lore
of 1raruin. for itself; in snail Iotnds it leads TO
soszl. ii is tie th'rst Of the soui alter knowledge.
scieEcv is the daughter Of curiosity: al that We
know We owe 10 II. Columbus. Wat, horsc,
CyrEs Field and others were tnstanccd At SON.
length CT ulusttious examples OF tho c9ects OF Gu
lioSlty. Curiosity is the powerful motive tha'
ippe!s mer 10 gather stores Of information for
ascn 1ne S,f has gsen IT,
IT., s sn,1 Of Of l,noWlcdee. ye: naa n,ay become
": EaoWedss aud arc not The he
People hare too little curiosity to know The
edge Of the laws Of acoustics many minister
lo5es his voice and health, many an audience Is
Eoisoned hy the impure At: ofthe ec,nre room or
laws Of Leaith.
cl.itivenesa may be described as an Itch fos
li;e a, o6 The new such people a!e tie fanasl.
Ci conversation; they take In nothing for taei.
owl nse. hTt simply pass their knowledge
..wha, ls 10 be in The fntnre:' is a uniycrsa
and natural question to which is owing the sue
q as;.el9e*5s biologists e.
perlut;o1s arc Generally ignorant, ior : hea'
eies. isse Instances q popular enpersution: a!s
looking in,o The grounds Of teaeap 70 read II
future pnttinc wedding esse npaes & tae pillow
3Sai pBBs Bss itSns sns: Se1 hf f.
Thc most fiequens wish In the heart Is to kno
n be fature s ou1 aeis can make it Men was
besoDe rnslahie, never finishing anything; .
% Se pa 1fss, aRohF e
oa1 own futp1e-we arc doing Il da5 by day.
+ a solemn truth that whatsoever a man eov
ttat shall he reap. The hnshaudry ofWrons doir
vii btius The harvest OF suffering. Curiosity
blocked IN trying 10 knew tho future. and we e:
fsttled hope for the fnture. rather th1u Ill world
To Erew ourselves /. very Important bran
rcsf. faults, wnnts and beliefa. When a man
aNzs: what he Is, be xtn be f,ishteHea at t
e AgT Saa
without trusting 70 appearances, which a1e OF
os1ty hi = man ean Bring bcfore hin The er
facts Of history. the mighty u'terauces Of hum
, 1866-11-24
mfDiral.
Mepiral.
DR.. JAMES HUNTER
OF 10 Sonth Clark-st., Chicago,
SORE THROAT.
LETTER No. 3.
LETTER Mos 3.

l" TIE Ep1ao1' -
NY '"e' ie1'es pon'eu ou' e'' AA'o'' y. to'us'
cA'asfn aho uAeAa' anu Nv" .'ese AAseoua
S'ha"."! tns "s 'oaAo"N'a VI soasuu.fopA - A's
Fsessa' e.,e. .es ~ pass '.'a ~. VI
sore Throat Is familiar term utea 10 designate all
Affection. Of The s,ucss T.,nout d,scs,nlu.uon. The
f.uecs the throat L, that cavit, above ana behind
s,,o., - 49,. ,r,d. ~ -,on,, =. aor,,,1.aa ,ha
pa"ea' 10 open "iae ING naoau' ~ comprises sne
t,snec into The waap,pe The psrs liable 10 dIssss.
~. % % IN n,as ssc,e,s M the the
nucus; second, the uyu1a, or pcrdulous part which
hangs down from tho curtain Of The palate md third
the tonall,, which are liable to Inflammation, ucsra
ton and chronic enlargement. .....
Tho nost common form Of throat Affection Is Whist is
tnnxp n, granular sore throat. nj. called granular
becauee little points or are seen scattered
The surface Of The nc These H.
s.se Of The mucous tas'es Mos, persons .ss liable
taxing cold. 1hese oeeos pefhaps Two OF shtee tmee
Or interruption Of nu.fnes'. After time, however
The patient becomes conscious OF ve1aaons at'ls.
on' producing desire to clear the throat several
Inn
~ 49,. ~ 49, >.Nes =. 1 .e41 -. -" -
this himself but II ls, nevertheless observed by his
friends. Some months later this dispostton Is found
have and 70 BE- attended With . an
ps,ss,, ,ee.ns tom.,n,ns ss.enus IN shs shrost On
,oo.,nr ,n,n ~. ,h,oat undcr thexa c,rrnuo,s,r
| tooAlus 'a1o S1c t'oa'' ou1s' eu''s
the examinations before mentioned will be found stud
ding me nemofane ano causing II 10 appear rough
and uncyep Sometimes they exist In Irregular
.,.. -, .,-,.,,.,,- .,o .,,4,., -, 49,, snd
e,ch one I. d!s.,nct Wien allowed 10 proe,ess the
! 1.,,,,-S,.., -, 1S..1..
MUCOUS fo1ces within The lAsyux soon become anect
| GU anu 'aeA A*'e s'uee1 ~ sae "'"eA 1sup'A'
huskuess OF the voice In reading or speaking aloud
With frooucn, efforts to clear the vtudp,pe, by whci
~.,,...,,. ,,,,a-.,,,
Considerable a'ncults' ..-.
- ue ,-..", sa ~ 49,. s,aa...s.s ~ 80 sNl -.
coufee Should be pursued az that prescribed tof "a
tarrh Granular sore throst Is purely local affection
,ha M , srr,n.s onc. d,,r .na ~. .s1 n
m,rs,ins bath, described in the :ast letter. 1nornn
.,d evcr,nc when the 1arrnx,s a1so af,ecet .be III
sno e'eonE' "neo 'ne 1AAa Ia - a1' AneAses+ VIC ~
halins Instrument and warn as5'nssn. u; Inhalation
lions only once day, These mcaus can all be used
The patient at his own house. when 1t ipconvenlen
] far hin, n a.trnb unon rho nhysJeau The CID rraf
49, - ~. s,,,n. n ~. d,.o,s. on1r 1o,,
an. ~. .r.tc, and ,ende,a m, n,,adv mora ,nret,
Gus 1ne sste'n anu tea"efo eo n"4""1 ao4o ia'ess
rate In defiance Of such meaus 1t proceeds slowly nr
, 1866-11-24

ST. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TTibune]
ST. LOFTS, November 3.
FEoCR--Markct dull and nothing doing inferior
$500; XX $1350.
GRAN-WheAt-HeaTy and declining with sales u,
s9.a9:5. Corn-Reavy and lower. at 9ec@sl.o1
Rye-Dull and declining. Barley-In demand, with
sales Of fall Mt $16s; spring at $780, Oau-Dul and
lover, at 51953e.
PEoy1s1oSs-Pork st Sc cAa2s.7 Is.
WH1sKRT-Gales at f2.S2.
Observation-Disclosures.
Hoqs-Receipts, 60 head. No demand above &c.
, 1866-11-24

When in the Nu~h Of health, we Acorn
advice; hut when stricken by disease. mnst We
turn awny merely On account or having heard snch
words before. MOL lei oil who sutlcr from dis
toni balm will relieve all and cure the majority OF
ctsea For saie BY all druggists. Du1mhams i
Van Sehaack. wholesale druggists, I6 Lake street,
Wholesale agents.
, 1866-11-24

Kind Of goods from Chicago by eendtng their Of
dcFs to <. /. sslmson,, Purchasing Agent Of the
"Am, sican,S Adams and "uplted States
the reduced express rates. with htl1s to collect on
delivery. Ladies in want OF dress goods: fars,
mflipery, &C., will do well to send 10 him. MtirIs
and uaehtniets otdctb Will receive propMt atten.
tiou, Indeed he ls ! very scsyicenble city frieaa
to Ill In the country wanting to buy a.ucle= III
Ch{caEo.
, 1866-11-24

The Sister Of John TIorrIs&ey.
On Thursday an account was published in these
columns, Of the appearance at the Police Court OF
Mrs. Morris, sister Of Hon. John Morrisscy,
who was living IN miserable alley In most desti-
tnte circumstances. New York tcleeraphic cor
respondents forwarded tho main facts to the Easl-
crn prces, which resulted In the receipt yesterday
morning. hy gentleman Of this city, OF the iote
lowing telegram from N.T York:
II have i sister from whom ! hare not heard
Find ont II the newspaper reports are true. lfso,
advance hex Sss0, and draw on VIC.
"JoHS MonNIssEr."
A ,.ortIon Of the money has already relieved
the more pressing and Immediate wants OF Mrs.
Morris, and tho remainder will be anl,jcct to her
order. She has expressed drsire TO retutn to
her toysncr home In Troy, New York, and Il ls
gratifying to Icliesc that sha and her child will
Be- forever removed from such squalid poverty ~
has been their sad lot Tor foule 1noIths past.
whcthcr the generous ua'ure Of Eer brother will
overlook the brutal sbn.e at,d neglect she has re-
cetvcdarom her husband, now dong pcnance a,
;hc B7idcNel1, has not transpIed.
, 1866-11-24

,srcc!h Despatch to Che Chicago Tribrnc.l
NEW Yogk, November .,
pRxApSIufTe.
Tho becsdsuds market Is h1,ed with reports Of is'e
c1rort o,dess, bat nour Is uegectcd eoaoo ou No.
wheat was taken tor export Ut f7o1ae1e. Corn. sc
bid. barley. active for export. Freight room ca
gagged shcAd for tie nt1t werks steamers. Freight Tor
Q.p 70 LyespoalSd-
, 1866-11-24

EIw ORLEANS. November u.
Cp7foS-UnchAused. Sales 2,so1 bales. Receipts
foT thc week 7o naiea ac.ast 3soo bales last rerk
Experts for the week. 100 osiea. Stock on hand
lECLnn baes. .-
GEoctEi1s-susar dun fair loc lower. Mo1asses
lull Inferior lower lQc for prime
Kkw IoEk E1cHAsGE-N discount Bank SserNoR,
ii.
-(JnehAuEcd.
, 1866-11-24

STox1NG7ox, Connecticut, Sovemeers sS Ralph
Rcdnan, Of Teaecda1e, Rhode Island, mate Of the
echoonct Elizabeth 3. Of Newport, was killed this
evening by Nelson Dewey OF that city: During
the alteration previous 10 the murder Dewey re.
ceived a severe blow over tho eyes. when no took
a gun and ehot Rodnan dead, aud then delivered
himself to the authorttlcs. Ram was the cause ot
ib.a 1aallff3rr
, 1866-11-24
Moft. of Ncrracksn PILLS

Moro Of Icrrickss Pills are sold III
than Of all ether remedies. They appear to be
particularly adapted TO diseases Of warm climates,
-tCnrfespondcnt Of New York Magazine. As
remedy Of the age. larec boxes Is ccnts. Sold
BY. all dealers. ]. q. Heed 4 Co., Chicago, Inl
uOfs Agents,
, 1866-11-24

PHILADELPHIA. November a.
FIoCr-npli. Extra family. Sl1 -s19l2.Su.
GKAIS-Wheat iult; red f3.is. Corn dnls; oln , e.
low sl16. neH 33c. Oat1 declined to Sc
PEur1s1oS3-Quiet; mtss porE dnilt lard 14c.
WA1skET-Cnehauged ; sales 1t kss-36.
, 1866-11-24

LIVE HOGS.
HoEs-Eetcips for Two days = cars selling at &c i:
rrtncr.
lkoCKElEe,
Coasr dull; Rio @eG9esc. Sugar nominal. Fair to
prime loA 9Ec refined Boston crushed lsXc.
F8oEE11onb.
Pork closed at PKG: quiet.
, 1866-11-24

tho phosphorus rcucws waste of til. nerve tisauc,
and the ca!1snya gives natural hca!th5ul tonc to
the digestive oEgana. Ouo pint contains tho vir-
grain Of Iron and phosphorous. Manufactured
bJ C4s.E11I, MACE & Co., new York. For sale
By all dEngg1e,s.
, 1866-11-24

1 D. +4GfTuQ*t-
eter showed, At three o'clock Of Tie 10th dsy OF
June, sixty degreee. and At the bottom hfty~ous
,, md ha1tdsgTces; ThesS e1pe.iments confirmed
; clay substa,um. the approach to the shore,
how yer, :howipg deeper alluvtal deposit, com
c TUE TUNNEL ADOPTED.
Afttra aeayelol dI.cnssio9 Of ,he varions methods
Saes sa Il g. s'i Rse Ct sss
.as and sus TsFe ves
ass sSs Of 9yes Wos Bid! ess opeued Ss the g. 5
Ssss ssssse Ss esss
ssa:ss: psn ee9se aa'ssssassa, 'sssse!sa r., r.,
Sbearo HefveV ne. sfeTR 20 pes Seiinea iinea
is foot; b. + peGelyer. ch!saso, Sasooo William
d 7bc great disparity i lie bid. aroec from .ht
difference Of opinion which existed as 10 the char
sey would Do I'd and sve the
OF he excavations. while others. expecting that th
ng eo would bc unIternl5 ei Gay nade reservation,
ice Gowsa vere the only Contractors ,Eho msde i
H. mon Council granted su,hortty, ,or tha. purpo.
for shc completion oflhe .ork va. November. .ls6
The GG4hk Ee16CuQ C} luc d1ai4 OIL luC!tC N0fk
n1 for the commencement Of the work WAS the Il
Is occupied oy The Pumping Wors., Al the est en-
ofchcaeo avenue; On sn ins ne aasg ;,n zaote e. NJ
d]y fonr lake shafts at Intermediate points beswct
~ lie east and west end Of the tunnel, the !al
nj. shafts 10 consist Of csst iron cyldeFs protec'e
a.. by hollow, pentssonnl GIBBS. This proposal "
+. ba.ct On the suppoeition that that number @ mig
tn. be required 10 co1nplete tlc tui!ue ~ ~
" ii Was subsequently found that the lake shat
It.. could be omitted, and the plan was abandoned
tea FIST GROUND DEohEA,c, y..,,,
The f.et ground wss broken on 81. F1ttlcE
ur. Day March 18th, 1861, being two months After
re time originally. set on account Of the delay OF
IA cylinders for the shore shsft, which were cast
thc I1tsbusgh. The Inauguration ceremonies re
ets OF an nlnterestinR character and were Witnessed
aou- about hundred gentlemen, among whom "
he Mayor sherman, Messrs. Lett aud Rose, Of :
rom | Boald Of Pnbiic Works; MI: $. S. Hayes,
dca- City C0mpttoueFt Nf; =. :. SaespospnsA -
Common Conncil. The Mayor made ftw
nett marks spproprihc to the OCCASION and tacn 70
Will The pick sud broke the ground amid the eheess
the company. Each OF hc gentlemen lacn TOO
, 1866-11-24
Toledo Marker.


FIoER-Quief.
GRA1x.-NheatWintey1 1e and spring 3Hc lower:
sales Of amber Michigan At f:i6, aud No. spftn- At
*7l5H- Corn cc bettcss ssles 1t SE3ssc for No. l
mixed. Oats unchanged.
LAKE FKx16nrs-Duu. Propellcrs arc nskin- &c on
cntI to Buffalo,
, 1866-11-24
DIVORCES YESTERDAY.
Desertion nnd RigamF.

The only application for divorce Which was
granted yesterday, vas In the case of
AUGUSTUS F. Fs. ALNrnA BAnSEs.
The petition In this case alleged deeertion Oh
the part OF the witc. The report Of the Master
contained nothing more than testimony showing
the tact Of marriage, desertion and residence. A
dcc,er was ordered
Several new proceedings were commenced. In
the Superior Court Is the case Of
John AGAINST 0TIILLIA BODEEscuATZ.
The complainant In this case alleges that he has
been resident Of This city FOR upwards OF nine
years. On the 18th Of June be married the re.
fpondcnt, che passing By her maiden name Of
Fsenzel, This, be charges, was fraud upon him,
she having. IS he alleges. then and now living d
husband by the naune Of Wctena.
in The samc coun was commenced the cssc Of
LUCINDA ys, HERMAN N'anSEaAL-
The bfll In this states that the parties were
married September 6, 1913, in the comfy Of Che
nurc, New York, since which time hc has been
gniliy OF frequent ahnltclies and much cruelty.
In the Recorders Court one cnse only WIS com.
Inenced this Was OF
JosErn y6. EMILY 4. SYLVESTER.
In thc bill 1t is alleged TINT the parties were
married February 17th. lss9, IN Hancock County,
Maine. The complainant charges that after Co
hnbltadon Of three years his wife abandoned him.
, 1866-11-24

Kenlan Hrotherl.ood- There will be
scn,brr sssh, ii Il. o'cloc!: largo attenaanec
Is requested, ~ business Of importance will come
before tho meeting.
We pledge our reputation fur the full
a'l.nent Of WHIST We here decaare. In nlmost ercEy
!ne!ance where The tafsnt y suffering IRON pain
trenty minutes after Mrs. W1ssLow's soo7uraa
sTNrr has been admlulslercd. Curcs drscntc1
and dias1h9a and wind collc- Surr to regulate
tho howcle. Price IS ccnss bottle.
Miss Tennessee, the Great Magnetic
rs %sb.sh sscnue seeosd door
suited on all matters pertaining to lie and health
S e. G q ~
70 thc inquirer. Paralyzed persons made TO walk
r. ,,! fey day.. Cancers esttaetsd, rpot and
nsc Of knife. or Instrument, or pain. Consunp.
ton, asthma, ard all diseases OF tho nervous ays-
s spsps ss;es % s ve s, 9sutaa "a anays %
and al diseases Of the blood, treated with like
beneficial results. Those not abls als to eaa per
Chicago Illinois. The poor literally dealt with.
A cure guaranteed in every care.
Public speske.s and singers Will Ana
Ing The xolce before speaking OF singing, and re-.
letlng The throat nfter sny Unusual cxeEiion OF
ascos @ ~heh dlstu1S the osgans or speecS
For Coughs and Colds the Ts0ches are ea.ctnal.
A xure Pile Curr.-Dr. <:11bort,s Pile
Instrument positively cures the worst cases Of
plies. Sent hy mall on receipt Of Il. Circular
MSsre s0a adzcss s. g.
SIS Broadway, New York
DR.. O1ca nIorcno,s PIlls-chrontc Dt-
arrhpa, Dyscntery, and Cholera hIorbns in the
worst Stages. whtsa have resisted all othcr treat
, 1866-11-24

Convicted Of aInrdcr on the High Seas.
rroy1DExcE R. l., November s3.-ln The Uni
ted States Circuit cou.t, to-day, Robert Grove
was convicted OF numbering VIM. u. Roberts, Of
Ni1liamehurgh. l.. l., mate OF the brig Ocean
Wave, Oh The h!ch seas.