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FAMILY CASES.

Case Of 30 walls morocco and book complete $40
CRse oi - large uais IN morocco and book VI
sase o. ~ large walls, plain case and book. %
Ease OF IL boxes mos TO i5) and book o.
These remedies by the single box are se,t 10
any part Of the country. BY mail express free a
charge on receipt OF the price Address
s HEnPAREfS SPECIFIC
H0AHOPA THIc MEDICINE COMRAyT
Once and Depot No. t62 Broadway, Iew-York
Por sale by every Medicine Dealer.
Dr. HI MPIiREiS is consulted daily at his Office per
sona, OF BY letter above for all forms OF Disease
iauTSdfy
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Speer's Port Grape Wine.

DUKE and four years old, for the Commu-
mon Tabie and Family use Prescribed by Physi-
clan. for Females. Weakly Persons aud LOU Aids The
Great Remedy Tor Kidney Affections, Rhcunatism and
all Chronic Diseases
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Every Organ IL Warranted to Prove
Satisfactory.

pIANO TUNING, CLEANING AND
Il REPAIRING.
Tbs liberal patronage hitherto sx--9
tended to me, imposes the duty
of thanking my patrons for 1t, and beg
to say to the public In general, that ~ W
shall always devote heretofore the utmost and
attention to Tuning Cleaning and Repairing Pianos
- 70 merit the satisaction Of those who win favor
With their orders.
- Orders left at the Music Store 81 Main Street
Keokuk, Iowa, will be promptly attended to.
JAM JOHN P WELCOME
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incorporation.
Keokuk and Hamilton Missis-
sippi Bridge Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed have formed themselves into an fncorpora-
ton under the general Incorporation Laws OF the state Of
Iews uhdsr the corporate name and ssyfs 0 ms Aesk
and Hamiiton A,sstssippi Bridge Company.
The principal place OF business ~ said company the
city Of Keokuk, Tn Lee county and state OF lows.
The object Of said Incorporation 70 bulls and main
tain railway wagon and foot bridge the Mssiss
ippi river at near the city OF keokuk.
The amount of capital stock authorized 10 million
dollars n necessary by vote Of the D
rector and be pid in fnstaliments OF not than
10 per cent and not otener than instalment in 90
days.
Said incorporation 10 70 begin the 18th day Of Janu-
airy, 1897 and to continue ifty years and its AFFAIR
are to be conducted by Bosrd OF seven wcn
may be nine be elected on the rst Mon
dav in June Of each year.
Said Company may incur indebtedness equal TO not
more than t~othirds OF capital stock The private
pronerty Of stockholders s exempted from liability for
debts OF the company except to the amount Of their
paid stock.
RP. BOWER, HI REID, .eest
HENRY STRONG, JAMES Y. cox,
WM LEIGHTON DIV. KILB0URNE,
GEO. ANDERSON, SMITH HAMILL,
Ii K.L LOVE
Alta meeting OF ,aid Company the following officers
elected:
H. I. REID, President.
GUY WELLS, Vice President.
GEO. G.. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
j. Ii. BARKER, Secretary.
Keokuk January 10th. 1855
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.V0tice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that Hugh W.
sample, Harry Fulton and james N Shelley. Of the
county Of zee, Iowa, have organized themselves with
those who may hereafter assosiAte with them
porste and Joint stock company under the laws Of lows
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YNHE most perfect and beautiful Musical
4 instrumen; in the world for the American Home
Circle.
THE AMERICAN ORGAN makes Home Attractive.
aud rehne and elevat-s the minds Of all Beautiful In
its appearance and effects.
Seren,een-l7-firs PreH,iam. ,ceys awarded 10
the American Organs IN THE MONTH or
OCTOBER, 1865, orer all cosjefitors at diferen.
State oad County Fairs.
First Premium awarded TO the American Organ. at the
Great New York State Agricultural Fair Rochester
September 1854 the Whole catalogue exhibited by
the Most Celebrated Maker.
THE AMERICAN ORGANS are the ONLY REAL
REED ORGANS before the public The only Or.
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CiikSr-~hioh has the same important part perform
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and resonance Of onel and without which the Organ h
com,s merely Melodeon in Organ Case. The Amer
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Box brt have the large Organ B4liows giving ro-rr
and great stesdines- oftone These with their
hne Toicng Of the Reeds and pSrfeeting Of the tone
Then, in fpeness u workmanship hn.h of action and
they excel all others These great improvements
and superiority OF snd work the Arer
can ogsts place them In the front rank the bet
command higher price than other reed
in the market careful exsHfnation Of them in
parson with others will quickly show their superiority
Special attention is called to the style of AMERCA
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instrument whose means mt.d. its price Renders
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Every Organ Is Warranted to Prove
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THE AMERICAN ORG ANS all have the Reverb<rs
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THE AMERICAN ORGANS are all 6nished With oar
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NEW STYLES OF CASES,
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81 illustrated Catalogues containing cuts taken
from Photographs, showing their relative size each
other, sent fee.
Sold ONLY by
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MAIN STREET, KEOKUK.
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TT1TJT1lll0 @ uIIT frT1TrT1
miscellaneous.


AVE proved, from the most ample expe-
Hence an satire snsssss, simple, efficient and re-
IA1T xHy se the only ms1cines perfectly AAaptSd TO
Puet uee-so simple, thAt Disakss caRunt b mads 10
usng tnen; p harnless. to be free from danger anA
eMclen. = 70 he aways rehabfe. They have raised
sue nlgnss. sommendaon from ALL and will siwsys
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RTsry family, at this season, shonId use sPRgRS
WINE, celeb stei in HHrope for is mscinA add bene-
hci. ,uaiits, Highly esteemed by .mneat physieians
u.ed II kuropean aud American Hospital and by some
OF the hrst families In Europe and America
As TONIC 1t has no -auai causing appetite nd
building the system, b.eg eotreiv a pur- wine
most valuable grspe. As DfuRErIC II impart. a
healthy action % the Glands Kidneys snd Urinary Or
gam, very beneficial in DroFsy. Gout ~pd RhunAc AZ
ieoiiops sPkskS WINES par- article FROM Juice
OF the Port Grape Possessing medicinal properties supe
rior to any other vine in and excellent article
for all weak and deh,lifsted and the aged
Arm Improving the appetite and benehtng isdie. and
children Try once ard you sciii not BE- deossred.
ssBe the signature Of ALFkKp spEHK is over the
cork OF each bottle
soidby Wilkinson, BARTLETT Co ,KAokuk. lows, and
AL first class dealers who also sell CAsrILLA PORT
BRANDY, choice old article. Imported only BY Mr.
Speer direct from the valley Of oporto. focta-om
41rrad- supplied by Wholesale Druggists
A3-By A. sPEEk at his Vineyard in New Jersey
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. aos BROADWAY, NEW YORK
, 1866-08-14

Mrerru-Thc week opened last night with the
ernrd Biblical spectacle Of 'ta.oses In Egypt, or
is,ael ia Bondage ss:ich has been In l'rcpara-
ton for some si.ne. To Unrest tho familiar story
OF Moses with gnsniture Of modem romance waa
rather difficult tusl but It has been we'll accom-
plished by The author, Sir: George i; AIKEN,
aided Of coHrse 70 great extent By the admirable
scenery Of Mr. Voegtlin. The spcctaclc i. grand
and impressive one, and will doubtless hold the
lasf evening with delight by fall house, and the
frequent md enthusiastic pIaudits Of the audience
entheen:ly 1ex1de1 10 the excellence Of the enter
McVsG1n.sT sTnzA7nE.-L1st evening adomeste
Scotch 1sana. entitled .The Falls Of C1yde."
YRS presented Tor The first time to good honse.
tanned eo1ae beautiful scenic eects, chief aiaopg
which mar be mentioned The falls Of real water
covering The eptlsc width Of she etase and intro
ducing the ehccts Of 1noonise. and ihe Fisiny and
setting sun- The pfec. will be repeated III fur
ttet nolice-
, 1866-08-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

ProceedinEs In the Courts Yesterday
Probate Business-Police Court-Ap-
pealB-Neyv Suits.
C1scr1r cor7sr or CooK CouK1I-Hon. EFos-
fus s. Htusans. Judce.-F. Mccarthy vs. The
canal boat *sSam vail.'' Appeal BY defendant
from Judgment Of Justice Cuthbestsop-
City OF Chicago IS. Herman Eogel. Appeal
from Police Con1t fine Of Is and costs assessed
s 81 s. aeea
5 a fo ses eod2s a1s Ssa' eas
destds5iy, preferred g oi5ser Saaman;
CITY OF Chicago e: JaGob uolmes: Appeal by
e 1sle ese xaon Re esis
ing : 4isorde1ly house, preferred by Police Ser
cIiy oi Chicago y: Gs9sge g , + Stewart @ t, Appeal
Section IS Of Chapter q Of an ordinance entitled
general e. ehiesso
City OF Chicago rs. Anthony Lawrence. Appeal
By defendant from similar dne,
deisnSasnt III a. ron Folies coaTt % dnc Of % rs md nd
costa, imposed by Justice Mlltken. upon the
@ shaEse q q 9ssping diaSordefly house, on com
civ Of Chicago 70. John MeLaugh1ln. Appeal
| by defendant from Police Court ane Of Is I'M
ffhage tv e " Action
trespass on tie case to recover damages laid o
coux74 corn7 OF cooK Corx1T.-Hon. .1amx.
| B. Ercdtceu Judge.-Eetate Of Jacob Best. WI
p1ared, and letters teiamentarJ granted 70 Wilhel
| mine Beet, on bond Of 81 ,G00.
Charlotte n. Smith and John Gillespie appointed
to administer on bond Of $33 Gs0.
Eetate Of John Adam Sc1lln1er. WIN proved
and letters tesla,uen:ary granted 10 JOHANNA Sc!
| ln}er on her own bond Of &, COO. Bond approved
Estatc OF Marin u. Lawson. Andrew lawson
tie husband. appointed TO administer on bon
| of $500. Bond opproyed.
, 1866-08-14

facc 1nrad with aosrow, and turn with disgust
from cold nn2 heartle.s world. usvc,tbeless
leave many sind frieuds fxotn whom scosn 10
seek clarity, Thosc who havo loved me will
MOAN my rntimely fate, whilo those who have
enyicd me will be glad That am gonc--
have left, uay &c dlsarIbntcd among my friends.
shall never write any moru poetry. for my OWL
amusement My trunks and theiE cont-nts
leave TO AMI poor orphan chill who has no peIma-
nent home he who refused to support me- In HIS
must attend to my burial in dealh. Those with
whom now lire are strangers, hut hayo been
man, to Fred and Eugene, Of New York; also. The
nclghbots Of Blooming Grove. die OF a broken
heart
, 1866-08-14

Editors Tribune: -..!
Allow mic, through the columns Of your paper,
10 call the attention Of the profession and the pub
lie 10 this grateful, pleasant, and certain remedy
til cho1ezaT My experience in 1912, and again In
1854, YVES considerable In the treatment OF this
dread sconrgc, besides being subject OF the dis.
ease myself, and experienced Tho happy cftCte OF
Ice In my own case. THIS WIS In Philadelphia, Ia
isi9. amer which seldom ever used anything else
except little camphor water, to allay Ectchlng OF
vomiting, in q 1arge number Of cases. some Of
them in The collapsed stage, and without q single
failure to cure nfier adopting this course. Scores
Of other physicians adopted the eamc p.actfce with
the same happy resu1te. l deprecate the paradln9
OF practice and formulas In public printa much
any one. but duty, IN an emergency lie This, re.
viii not trouble sou with my opinion Of its thcrs
peucal or pathological effects shese will be well
understood BY the profession, at least and for The
public the facts are enough break up the Ice 10
small bita, and let the patient have It freely to
champ MP In the m outh and swallow. 1he cam-
phor water may be given in tablespoonful doses
every fifteen minutes 70 TWO boura, as the disposl-
lion 10 vomit msy indicate Avoid aulds rs much
AZ possible. a large number OF the most despet
ate cnses Of collapse Aare recently been reported
In medical Journals Is cured In Europe, by the
free application Of Ice, in rubber bags oe 1adaess
lstd along the whole coqree at the spine. kcac
ton soon eneuct, and in 4 few houfB apparently
tho most hopeless cases have been restored
MEn1c1a.
, 1866-08-14

time ago. through, NC think, the sgency Of
Rev. Mr. Dolue, we should not give proH1i-
nence to what might he the idle invention Of
q saTage, anxious to prevent the white mans
advance through his territory. -
A few months ago a reference Wa publicly
made to certain ruined cities, gaid to have
been discovered in the interior, their exact
whereabouts being rather vaguely defined.
That there is fouM for archaeological specula-
tion on this subject cannot be denied. That
large corner-hlock Of the continent lying
between DelaEoa Bay and Qull1iuaine, Is al-
most, If not wholly, an unknown land; and
yet, according to popular belief, this region
was the site Of the ancient Ophir, the Biblical
FL Dorado, while the theory has been haz-
arded that the Queen of Sheba car15 from
this locality. There Is, moreover, the un-
derstood fAet that the sand found at the
mouths Of rivers on this coast line contain
particles of gold-iudubitable evidence o1
more abundant traces elsewhere. In any
case the archaeological interest attaching to
such discoveries warrants some further in.
restigations concerning the reality Of the al
legations made about them.
-chsrles c. Fulton. editor Of the Baltimore
Am<1iccn, has been proposed as the Union can
dldate for Congress in the Fist District Of Mary
Land.
General Rousseau writes that be will not re
turpto Louisville to make the race for Congress
n the Louisville district Governor Braunlett
has ordered an election to iii the vacancy On Sep
lember Is Governor David Meriwe1he1 md Bog
| Winchester are candidates.
Senator Poland, Of Vermont, has been nomiI
ated for Congress In the Second District Of We
| mont
, 1866-08-14

CHEAT McsICAI NOvLITi.-J- Eaucr 3 Co, NO.
96 Washington street, hare Just added to their
already immense s1ock OF musical merchandise an
aIticlc which will not only prove great novelty
to the trade, bi Of such value and importance that
VIC record Its reception in AEarrica rs prominent
eFcut This Is nothing less ttan supply Of the
famous Italian 'tIaganni strings" {fot all string
tnetruments) long in uFe by the lrat anisis OF
Europe, bu! not ahundnn: cset. there, and hereto
consideration. Mr. Daucr is said 10 DO the first
aua o,!yimportcr Of '-1asanini strings" as their
limited and 1t has required len yca1s Of rncasing
effort and several European voyages to obtain
any reasonable supply for the market Great
terieticH or this Incompatible eagu. but its great
est distinguishing teausc the production Of pure
and pcIfect tones. 1t II wonder that the arrival
Of such Ill article should cltatc sensation among
onr musical atsistr.
, 1866-08-14

upon ihc arrival Of the train at linlEpast seven
O'clock ia The evening, Major GencIal's a1lnte
which TIC rsoccsslon win be formed BY ti!o CHIEF
Anrsha1. Geuesal Ezra Taylor and h3s Aids
An returned eoldIers nre ln!lted to turn out and
The members at batteries Aand u, Flrst illinois
Light ARTILLERY, md ali members of the Fifteenth
q honor. md wi'l please report to the CHIEF Mar
Shal al oucc-
All other civic Of military organizations desirous
ChieE Marshal as cnrly as noAsible. who viii as
eign them positions III the column WAY "
Unon The formation Of the column thu ,,rores.
sion viii march 10 tho Opera House, where Cen
crul Logan win address Ids friends aud he eiti-
IL o,ficr Of fhc Executive Committee.
VIZ. n. TAYLOR, Ste'y.
, 1866-08-14

- ----------. NEW 10Eks AnEu4E IT,
CorToS-Quiet.
FLorF-1Gae5c better for found parcels, with rather
more doing: tGGse-D iut extra State; q $685. 50 J9f
extra fonn hoop Ohio, and &9tS1N for trade brands
W1IsNT-Easket. Sales In bond ats9Hc.
GEAlS-Nhcat receipts $50 bu 335c better aud very
quiet; advanced prices nsked, eheEitnS nansacitons
Nhise Western. tos; neg So. MilVankee = hsld At
@ ssxs hu: nsskss a; ops1sd M t 1e
inferior e1a6l4c for shipping mixed and 9c
fot Western yellow. OAts-Reccpts. t12.t63 bn little
nrer hut closed tu1l sales s. 100 bu At 1-5e for Gil.
caso, t59sc for Mllwaukee, a3AG5sc tor Iowa. and
5Sdc for fenuky lTanta-
Cuba lie tnr Eorto Rico, aud Havana at Ike. -
pErEuLErN-Qnlet but nsm, at nc for crude; s33ssc
for refined in boNd.
rRoElsIoss-t'ork dull and hearJ: 81 saKSnG f9s f
do t7s925.:5 for prime; also lSo brts new mess fol
sc2te1n1,er md October seller's onuo1t At kM134G
Cut meats steady 15Aa1GAc tor ehouidcsss 2oaks f5s
hama Lard heavy; le4G.slHc Butter steady at 23s
14c. = -
, 1866-08-14
Suicide Of n Chicago Woman In Now
York Htntcs

,c,.. r..s. t&,,. y,o,,,, x,<r,,u.c, =, H., nh 1
ihc eosnen lNew 1oski AtTno4tea" Oh tne VI"
tnrsau. ecasatus long report Of tho elFcamisanees
intending tho suicide By drowning OF young
wan an i. n,ca Mn. N,rr.nct Caldwell. NJ Mon.
wv MoeAn4 nA."AN ss1 - ss' -, ~ ,o,a -,
roc ofaNGe County. IN lnat ota'c' on tac 4otu "
juno. Tho ExpHtNcdA, atacr 4 careful summary
OF tho facts At It's command, concludes tbst Mt.
skinnrr, her lazt husband, and from whom sho
h,n s,..an aI,orcr tn, n .hort .l,nc sro hsf hcc,,
u"' os.a NNuea w NV nv s.''s "So' - seea
made the tatJccl OF toal Wfoht, oafihR llocn
cntrarre! tntu marriage WIN one o1 Tie ~ofst
species o. rFostatutes. .t....,,o,
Inc HfEheieQh s1Ss Anf t tn!o. - 70
hcE past history or IDENTIFY VII b. snans1;a'ly S e.,
seye1 hsIS ~ 81. ei ~ tSs t
cAnMcE Nte ~ Ints ~ uS "uan - "aaG. NJ 1E
lcttcfE We nnse tesc,tSa nss .ai!eo y sieAs Up.
any one oi neT SarleT OF aatct lnou9s aasc ~
earlfe a. famf tneS WILL ool'ec os ee''oins onc o'
mHsc eSpsse ~ w.. ,or. ., ,,.. ,n,, ', Tai, .hs
Tvs "unfontana!e 1es.n soEs 70 aef IT, ie tae
Orange County, n. j.. sasst1ly's, near 4onFoes
~ am nasivc Of Chicago, Illinois. Ny name
Il Margaret Caldwell. few ysats ago was cor
e1lcrca handsome girl, nnd lad namoer OF Ad'
miIcrs, sllhouGh lately my appeaTaneo has 1ndcs-
, gone change. all ~ orphan, my mother has-
Ing dicd when was but ionr yc4rs old. n tWo
ycasa after her death ~ father married aeau 70
alsa III tw1 yea n'1e, e. e.s ,,
, 1866-08-14
Ciucinunti Market.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnhunc-J
CEc1xsATI. August Is
FLocHQutet, but held nrn. with sales Of extras at
{9a310.No. ...... -............-. ..
GEAtx-whcat active mud s3toc higher With satcs OF
new rrd at 81 c 10 white *2.t58es0. Corn dull and
prices nominal. Oats dull with sales OF No. new 1t
sc; old SC. Rye quiet. With aa1es Of No. II &c
Bailey scarce and nominal.
CoTroy-lnsetiye with sales OF low mlddlluE At sc
WuHKKT-Aetivc. with sales Of 20 b11s IN bond al
sc Qre dull and nominal.
PsoyIstoxr-More active. Mess pork IN good de
An with ea1es ossO bsis city at t5oo. Bacon steady
and n with sales cf shoulders 1t i,e rib sides 1sKc
Packed tulk meats steady. With safes Of shoulders a
1sKc: rib sides INC. Lard du and notnnsl at :1e4
MoxEr-Essy. Exchange dali at par buying and =
rrrtn1uru selling.
, 1866-08-14
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.

LATEh NEW 1OKA 1fdhhETS*
lspeciaI Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc-l
NEW YoRk, August Is
pEEADSTCfTS.
F1our-Tend!ng upward Slow sale. Wheat-e+ooo
bu extra sold since Change at l0o bn received
By ruil held Mt sec and that price offered for part
New red Southern held at tapo and upward. Corn
closed With brisk demand from shippers At Sic.
and held higher. FfeIEhs unsettled. oats-1he t1nde
took 1D1 COO bushels, and closed upward.
FKoy1S1oSS.
Pork-ss2 % freely bid cash. and regular, held K9Ae
higher, Other Hog products heavy.
LIyx HOGS.
uogs-Du1l at 1191x1ck. Receipts for two days p
, 1866-08-14


R11pauoRT, AuEust Isl p. m-
C1xaKn-sunday, August l2.-IIoncs, Ottawa :
prop sam VAIL Ottawa 10 tons sunt1es IurenEaIors
Lernon:; Allquirps, Lemont II. Cooley. Lenaont-
ArRyEo-sundAy, August n.-TobAcco Plant, Esn-
kakce, 2,soo nu corn 1sutha, Morris @s0 bu corn
Onward Joliet Mound, Is tonk gravel, T. E. GoodA,
ot,axa. $500 bu cats Il. O. 1oou.ls. 1emont 20 yts
shble stone; r. n. Gnfuee. kkrnons, Js dimension
s1one: Scbsssorol, Norris, III tons coal; Jennie
MInooka. 800 bu eoyn Paragon. Morris! 800 hu corn
General losec1aus Seneca. 80 cu cora; Sunrise. OF
laws, $40 bu eozn: Hcek Ifun. ot1axs. Ao bn cora
Deer Park No. I. Cttxwa, am bu corn E. Buruhata.
prtsou 90 yts r.bbe stone: Oak Leaf Aux S4ole. 300
bu corn yoyx STATE, Seneca, .so bu corn: ". Aer'
1An, Jot:et Nound is tons gravel GtoEEe TAYLOR
lkort 80 yds Tuhbie stone: American ssa1, IAsane,
h.Co bu eotu- ....... ..
Azmy1D-AnSust 1,-GnerAl Mcclellan. Lsss11e.
80 br corn.
DEnoz1oKr, August Is . p m.
C1xA11p-Adtarce, Lemoct; s. F. Ga1a. Le1out
Geo. L Taylor. Lc1nort: Lady Franklin Leruont:
Hes, Ien1oas; J. CrottF, Seneca; Septune+ OTTAWA
S1a6 IT lumber: Il. AcIennan. ottaxa; Retisoee
joliet Mound JohastoEn. 1aSAfe. SO q 1unaheF
ln1oo shingles; prop Elns Dzphezs, lasalle 50 nsii
salt brls OIL bs1s vineEar Robert Honos. ottaFs
6.;,es. II lumber.
Water on Izeesop foos lzs fDur Inches. aad E1siai
! fast Ill.,.
[ ARR1zU-c. l. Huntoon, otnvs. 500 bu com
Danube, ottxxa, 500 bu corn Lime, AoEris. 500 b
| nr77
, 1866-08-14

DOARDING-Wante In n private
fsu,fty b< Gentleman AID E1Es. n nlsc loea-'
pon. ALdfess foday, SCA1sl-AS,~ Rooa 103s ss5ef~k
In1n House S.s-
DOARDNG-Wantetl-A youcg latF
i7ch rresI nr INSTRUMENTAL music III compensation.
viii cufnish Ftar0. Eefc5rnce No II o2eta House.
"
, 1866-08-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Opening Day.
IRcported b5 Telegraph exclusively IN he Chicago
1f4burC.1
EKT To8K. Monday Evening, August Il.
BEEF CAITLE-1herc arc on sale at Allerton's to-
day 20 head Of which 1SG0 are from Illinois, SIS from
Ohio and 81 from Kentucky. The total receipts for the
week viii reach about 10 head The quality gen.
orally good. including many tat Kentucky and Ohio
The weather was Eet and unfaEosabIe for operations
Trade was best the morning. but the weather bad
and the market toward the c1oee Is dull and declining
The supply Is ample.
3ha following were the current prices:
1ft qualify 9l4Hc
- ~ Slt
81 14htl5Hc
few prime sold at lsc. There are plenty ct ttst
class.
fHEEP-The1e Il Iau supply. Prices are about the
same as last week. GOOD fat Sheep eel at s9sAc.
Lamba, At sH@l0xc-
HoGs-Ihe supply il moderate. TIE weather i bad
and prices arc a little lower.
aALS OF I111Sols WKrEa.
". Il Tnden sells Sc head. averaging 20 bs, at 1sc.
Hook Gordon sel1-in eccond hands-1l5 head, 4vcr.
aging 80 hs. At 16s1Sc. ...
". L. Iiatt sells 100 head. 1ough1sh stock averaging
IS MS, at l5K@l6hc.
Il. R. Smith sells Es bead, averaging 10 ns at 15X9
l1ct
Sims Osborne sell 1ls head averaging 65 rs at 17c
J.Merbe7son sells 1 bead averaging Ss5 ns. al tsa
@16kc. Sotos RoBI1so1-
, 1866-08-14
u. Lpnta Market.

Especial uespateh 10 tho Chicago Tnhunc.1
81. Lor1s, Ausust Is.
TorAcco-CneAanxtd. Sales luss 1t s7.so ead 1eafas
f7.oe.
FInrr-stesdy. eaiea XXX At &,1soats.1~
GtArs-Nheas quiet and dfu 1t t1-So35.0. Corn
hcayy. eaes at 6naelc lof mixed and yellow.
and 6aa7oe fos wkits. Oats active and CAST. Rye
ts27c. ...--
Pkoy1uoys-Sales mess pork II tz1.sa per bsl.
vursx1r-Eayes St S1A&
, 1866-08-14

Perfectly Safe In NIL lCaxes.-NTrx. Wine
lows Soothing syrup, for nlt diseases ofehildsen,
such a. teething wind cole. g. Is safs Iesiahle
child from pain, brt regulates the stomach and
bowels, corIccts acidity and gives tone and en-
and health to the child. augl3-A4G-6t
, 1866-08-14
3Sral 35State==Gitp.

Tor SALE-Cheap for Cash-A new
Il sgcstpry frame bouse, barn, &C. with lot . feet
front b. 106 feet deep corner Of Loons md kaasssa
a yntr nm the r1fffn{SeE. e6lh
, 1866-08-14

Illinois School OF .Erndc.-The College
for boys and the Seminary for young ladies Will
rcopened for the new term on Moniay. September
Sd. Applications for the admission Of pupils will
be received on and after Monlny, the sJth OF AM
gutt ii the Office Of the Institution, 11s and lis
EnDdnInh Etteef. EfQS
, 1866-08-14

People are perfectly crazy after tIlnt
new song just published By WhitemoFe, eutit1ed
s.Oll ORCHARD Cot by tho Siream-'' 1t Ii ccrtaIn-
Is a beauty. Everybody Is buying At Lxox :
HEAlES'a, eGH