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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04

NIAHRIAHE AND CELIBAov, an Es-
say Of Wa ling and instruction for Young Men.
Also, Dissas, Sani Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers. with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed lsstsr envelopes. Address, Dr. J.
BKILLIN HOC GET IN. Howard Association. Phil.
I'D 'lphis, ,Pf. ,-ss, (. ~. aprll7d&w?m
, 1866-10-26
fooE COUNTY YREPCBLICAN NOMI-
NATIONS.
Election, Tuesday, Novernber0.

E1tCaous 4HeeAa}S NoscAAUNA %
For ConCrest-NormanB B: Judd.
For Shc1if-Gcnc1ai j. l.. Beyeridge.
For Cosuucr--Wtlliam Wagner.
For State Senator, 1Sent5-dfsh DistrictV. D.
For Representatives., E,ny-ninth D'.tr,s- ss
5,D,ra ros aeIEe5Sni1svft r. Issv s1t'eh D'sF'es a.
s Fer M hsptesen.ad7es. sixty .1rst Dissrlet-A. F.
Stevenson E. SoMS i WIZ; 06f;rr1cERs.
ce,,estor-n. T. s.iai Fsil7ips.
Asseseor-J, pI!aum: ,,rst.,,.,
Town C'erl7Gns1aa1, 1a,,i,rSssS nrsstai'en'
hsafst.rt Srpcr.itor-Sin,eon ": King ,,,,
Iastiscs q he Paea5fia nniseeu ana James
"asn'n;b "con.4nsbles-e. G, chlce,e, c. L. Dosue, A
O,tn, j. P. ltcit and D. Hendricks.
WEST CHICAGO.
co},ecto.-1acoh Gross.
Asscseor-T. s1iergold.
supw.isor-oseph Wilde.
AFfi>tant Supcrsisor-Ardrew Wc,nn1c.
justices Of the Peace-A. h.. stnltevant, A
koyats, L. Enzenbacher, George II. sltt1, Charles
cenrisb1cs-!amcs Han. p: 6. rheeacy. ldch
ard Clark, Louis llstlst. H. hshcT.
Coucctor-Wi1liau S. swan.
Ass.ssnr-A. Mueller.
Town Clerk-lfrnry Jahns.
Astie,a,, s,spt1visor-rhlllip Stetnmucl'et.
,Jr:licee-J. :. Quinn, Oven pouhtfsy. ". II
stssnss ns.ei s.tinser cn1t sc
L. Walls, Mark l}oll:l.uc. Albert tirsclnE.
WARD SUPERVISORY:
ces5le. T. fa4sil liz ~ Il sEen.
;;-Gcorl.c ". Gray. l1-Ioscph r. Ross.
IL :; Corr e;.,.. is-t7eo9 s4Ssn Maadtro kf,a5t;
C-FFcd. l3urkhardt. lt-F. Innlcr.
1-Jatuc. .:lrWn,f. 11-S. shaekford.
, 1866-10-26
FROM COLORADO.

The lntlan wnr Actually Comr,cnccA-
Nnsttic ueruonsf rntion< OF the -nyn7c@~
Trnors .~cut After Thcm- Their Defeat,
1.o+srs, &c.
JrlEsarRo, Colorado. October ai.-The Indian
war has Commenced. Two hundred 3ana fifty
head of stock were driven OH By the Indians
within few mt!ce OF Mount SsdswicS. Ono
hnrdred head Of mules, owned by Henry Carlisle,
{rsiehle5 for TUG Overland Stage Line, and one
Wall i Co., Of Denver, were also driven OH.
Several Of the night herdcra were ;iIlcd hy the
sayacc.. and a nun1bcr Of fhe others wounded.
Trains have been attacked at various points,
but III each case tic Indians hare been reptllscd.
Az soon as tho hostile disposition Of The Indians
was reported 10 Captain James r. ". Neil, Of
the Eighteenth Cniied States Infantry. com uand-
ins at his post he nj once mounted companies
Il: ard NJ. OF the Second United States Cavalry,
WIN started aftrr tho indians and oCcgtoo:s thclD
k''tng tsc and 5ounltng fifteen Of 'hcE,, c,ptar'
tnE ull their ponies, wfewams and arms, with The
loes Of hut two Of our men. Mnch ctedit is due
10 1Ifeutenante 3. Ayrncs and Norwood for theiI
untlring exeItious IN reeaptnrin. more thun one
hall the stock driven o.
Since the abovc occurred, three hundred Shehar
warriors have passed within three miles wrst O
the fort, With very hostile demonstrations toward:
the whites.
, 1866-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

McTICKEn's THEATEE.-EdWin Adams gave
satisfactory rendering Of the part CT ''foung
Rover" III The play OF ''Wttd OATS" last nigh.
Che housc was fnl;, Notwithstanding the bad
weather, md at The close Of the performance ME.
Adams received . hearty call hc:orc The curtain.
piece Of humorous ac,ine. This evening, Mr.
ard sho Thfrd: w
Mt:sEra.-S The Fast Family is still on the
boards at Wood's, and is drawing we'll.
OrEnA uorsE.-1he Spoulding Brothers gave
their first entrrtainment hefors q rather slsm
4ie =fi 6arpins, % Comic singing ~ ana % perfsrmancss %
1rs nrop III swiss bells. The last meniioned con
ttitutcs the great feature Of tho evening, and ts
sesF any cxtraofaiuasS attraction. The bells are
| made 10 produce very sweet mnsls, and
are 1ndls viii s ssats skI1 hy the
well and plays the hafp with a .wec!ne.s that
might have charmed the evil spirit out Of saui.
We cannot say 70 much Tor the vocal accomplish
End nn,tfsnE amrsing in the conicslttics Of Mr..
Watson; s whose sa. sanEsng Il painfully insos; =;
produce single laugh, although he had prepared
| Two overwhelming "gas.' tor it, which were
completely lot Tne audience showed their
ancc down 10 the ''olio.'7 The entertainment Will
Solplrns' isksEF1r.-Thc benefit entertainment
given ycslrIlsy afternoon IN The Opera Eiouse W..
great Success the house being well flied not.
v.:hstandine The storm. Had lhc weather ''een
! good there would hare hccn more tickets sold
than seats ut The dierosal Of the ushcrs. ~ the
| receipts were net profit. handsome s'm was re-
| allied. Tie Nse Of The hol$c was ccrc:o1ely Do
mated BY Mr.. Crosby, and the full comnan,
Of NcEickc:'s Theatre freely cav; ti'eir service;
| 10 the production of ala Fauaile Henoiton.'
Which was received With great spirit aud effective
! ncss.
AcAnruy OF Mus1c.-Mr:, F.: G. Wright, th
popular 1nana.cr of tue Il 'lly & Icon Mi,st!cs
:alcs benefit Ibis evening. 1t which IIu:nb.s o
talented artists will arpear. The bill Is q goo'
| uuE.
, 1866-10-26
THE HoNslNGER GARR0Tlhe CASE.
Tho Examination OF Porbes-Nas he
One Of the Criminals lie Is
Committed for Trial,

Tue examination OF Thomas Forbes, 10! a s'ha
with inten! to commit robbery. was aela Feslcf'
day afternoon at The Po1ico Coust pelore oasuecs
Stu1tey1nt md Mi1lIkcn- The alleged cftu.r oc'
cur,ed On The 9Th Of last June, when four o. five
,nrn made dastardly assault upon DR.. Emanuel
40. s05 West Washington street, nbout nine
O'Clock in the evening: The, details Of
lie a:a1r ware puIltshed in ths Ta,syxz f. us1
fans evidently knew their mai, at lcast In rcca-
::ia1y roint of Wow, as Tie Docso. hal about
e Lost IN he
they met with. One Of the men named Bernard
English WAS subsequently arrested and sentenced
joliet. The assault occurred during ,he Fenian
excitement III this city early In tie summer, ard
It will BE- remembered that there vas nm encamp.
mcnt OF Fenfans for time On West Lake street
just outside the City Limits.
A large portion Of these men were from abroad.
and good many were from St tonis. tn rni,
6aus who assAfled Dr.. uousihgeE were believed
TO he members Of that organization and from
st. Louis aud ever since The event occurred ali
Effort hss sesn made to 1tnE ths PARTIES to )si
% lis es y Gns III q wee Sy sDecetise eas ' sa s
entirely consistent With that statement
At the examination yesterday afternoon t3c
i osr pSinsipsi 1S Wfnesss. @ wefc Mfr. k.eisl, hrs
I.ull and Policeman Wilson. Ds. 1iont!ngcF re-.
carituated the circumstances OF .hc assault and
his re.,sance. Els sopinlon va; that tns man n, at
the dock VAS one OF the men who attacked him.
He did not rrosulxc his lace, but there was ono
among them who was abont tho 'hui11'. Of
Forbes. Forbes wns caused 10 assnnaau upright
position, side view. DC, and the Doctor said
that II he uds one Of the men he wis rot iae Que
doctor, cou11 lave handled this man '.!ikv. 4
mice" lie had 6tto1c IMPRESSION that Forbes
Was The man, but did not rcmrmbcr his countc-
Mrs. Keelcr. ylo resides n: No. 5Wa,1,Enc.
, 1866-10-26
FR0M MEMPHIS.

General Observation-Disclosures News.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago rrihnnc.l
ME.ru1s, Tclln., October 25.
Chanct 1lor Smith has refused IL dissolve th.
INDUCTION against BeoTn, recently elected City
Tax Collector, and decided that the candidates
for municipal Office must flo the oath Of Office
with the Secretary Of Stats.
Il meeting Of the old order Of tic Sons Of Malta
Is called.
A rain etor.n has commenced. Trade Is dull.
Cotton active, but lower at o1Gb3c. 1t is placed
Upon the market as fast as received 10 pay the
debts OF planterF to merchants.
DoNn-Ohrc Bzancl, Continental, Van Thul,
Norman, SW1lt0W. Up-nurns.
, 1866-10-26
tIdlencs8 at The South.

Tie Atlanta (Ga.) Era says: "Therc is
too much idlcuess In this country. II Is
breeding vice mud immortality. 1t is filling
our juils with criminals. Crime has been on
the gradual increase for six months. This
comes Of idleness, aud idlcness comes In u
great measure from that abomilahlc idea
that white man cannot be gentleman and
work. He must get money, for that is in
dispensable. But how. That's it. Young
men have not the disposition to work and
By patient economy secure basis for l,usi-
ness operations. This leads to temptations,
and temptation TO- crime. Hence We have
, 1866-10-26
FROM NEW YORK.
I rrcl yokc Prnctirrd 11pon Henry Ward
1Ccchcr.
ISIec al despatch to The Chicago TEiaunc.l

Drcchcr.
tSlec al Despatch to the Chicago Ttihune.l
NEW YoaE. October IS.
4 cruel hoax has been rta, ed OF to-aay at Rev.
!IcEry W'erii DccCl,cr's expense. It !! generally
:snown that he is ut present fs1aliug appointments
10 dIscuss political Issues, And report wai err-
nj this ftcEnoon that he had been assasslnasca
at one Of his meetings to-day. tn. con sequence
was TINT lis :eeidenco hiss been be$ieged ~ an
army Of r, nraihirine friends and newspaper re-
poFess up to naidugh', tho annoyance to tue
family being 60 great thai thcy at length refused
10 answer the bell, and an1ioua inq1iEers turned
away with slight suspicion that they Ind been
M1. DecCher IL NJ, yet, 10 the best OF his knowl-
ttGe, ass1s4lnaled, and will, therefore, continue
10 discuss.
tton Of the Evening Star Dtsa.tcr-Thc
Rebel alnson TO winter in T0FDnL0-Thc
Tribune on Wendell Phillips and Hts
ILflueucc.
chants ard others was held this afternoon, 10
ad the Eu,.lrers By thc Quebec dee.
A private investigation, by Captain New, s1e-
EycninE Star disaster, commenced here today.
So f1r az Ia publicly known, the vessel was SHOWN
by several witnesses TO 1T hrst-cin=s In every re-
The Tororto Globe says: I" Hon. J. n. Mason,
Of Trent notoriety. nsfived in this rit;, with his
tA1Il1ly.
| IN lii residence III Toronto Ior the winte:."
The n1tunt has the following: "ME. Phillips
ia 10 lecture ths evening ia our city. His tnems
as 6fef announced, was the 'Trcachcry nt the
Republican Parry He has since changed this TO
! tKcicc. tlse .Amcnament-Dcpo;c the prcsidlnt
| The Republicans are not lftsly 10 acc.p: Ar.
| Phillips as counsellor in such grare matters
mil be shall have At least once voted for IT. can
| litotrs. They. may possibly he compeiled to i'm
| reuca tho President, hut they wil do .lis, II al
Vii, with profound reluctance. md only bscan.t
| u IL an imperative dusy. We feryently trns
| that The necessity may be avoided, To-
an iu,pcnchment OF The President, no matter how
great and necessary, will almozt certainly. p!unst
lie county asrreh into couvulsion md e;sil war
gent. ii the Eepuh..can party shall ever b.
driven 10 such impeachment. IL will iollow th;:r
IN ihs sounsG! Of n1 :ssmy so persistent aad In
fh,,lyr' polished luscc,isc against everybody an
everything, only as ,1cn!a'cd to tniamr tho ling
cr1ui. p1cjudiccs North and south against i11lli
tIa1 Suffrage. and thus l,ostponeA final, all su
Iraciug settlement Of ouf rrmaaiin. differences.
, 1866-10-26
liz He n Friend of tho Working Wnu
9ha Atsruxa Bahtau

In his speech of Friday evening last, Colo
mel hickey made very hungling attempt
{the most SO in his whole speech to ingra-
iiatc himself into the good =raccs of tho
to heIieve that he was thcir best friend,
their Lii. long friend he even went 80 far In
his speech rs to intimate tbootlcss excrtIon)
wlal he would do were he elected to
Office.
Judge Dickcy is pretty well of as to the
wca1thy Us Cuslnlan or Caton, yet he stands
rrnf,.Innt among the solid men Of Ottawa;
and one would think from his p:ote.t:tious
that he had accumulated all this with at al.
times careful consideration of the welfare
Of tho working man.
Let lie sec. In 1851 wheat was worth
about thirty-fyc cents Per buslcl, A good
mechanic by good stout blows could earn nt
the ouirIdc say q rer day. Living WAS
cheap, labor y7as cheap, goods we're cheap
, 1866-10-26


The following report was adopted by the
Gcncssec G.. - Annual Conference Of the
Free Methodist Connection, ut It's recent ses-
sion in Allegheny:
"Civil government Is an iustttutton OF God. As
snch. it lntst co1tosm 10 Heavens great charter
Of human rfchts-the Bible. Ho,S fotciblc the H.
ter1ogauon Of the psa!mlst: Shall the throne Of
mischief Uy laws: st. fanl informs n. that
rulers are not terror 10 good works. hut to the
cyil' Drt "has Is The standard os good and evil:
1s 1t eomc human law or code Of laws, organic Or
petcrpiiyc: such sentiment teaches II: infAIli-
bili,y Of hnite, wicked tnau, aud delaes him. Sn:h
a.seuitmcnt mases God inferior to bum IL clpsi-
ciousuess. Such a sentiment IL blas3hrm5us.
No! God's viii, End that alone, Is the standard
ot right and WRONG; aud thIs because i, cannot b.
Hihstw,s isnss a hnin y. ans
tbsp!ice, ol tue soul. .,.u
equally prohibited by the Divine law. To favor
human oppression III any form Il insulting To God
pie on human nature we tramp'e on ourselves, for
we arc human. We debase not only the poor
elave, but also our nwn wives and children, for IN
the 1ebasemeat OF huu4n natule wc deb2se all
Who Fo sSess 6nch a nature.
''Erlotc the var it was urged that the General
Government waS i'll NOV tsc responsible for tue c1.
a slaie Institution, and be Stalss alone ware re-
sponstble or ts existence. ihis ts of conrse, un.
sound but allo" Ing II sonndness foe the saks Of
the rebellion Of Sttes aud tlle suppression uf that
rebellion bY force ul asn,a has thrown thu whole
Tesesey or !eSyst,sS eote s,ases o.,
e1cnsc now. lesal or otheT*!sc, fur Tutoring man
Inherent aud ,halscnabls rights! III. it may be
hence the foregoing passes for noshag.' We an:
The right 10 I've Involves tic right tn he free
and shr set to be isec Involves ts!e right 10 pro
tecs oneself In that freedom; aud thts again In
FDtSCE the RIGHT GifCCtiy through
, 1866-10-26

ada Straits, eArl!nia, ST. Law renee OFph,n, useen
wood. Eaonl Rice Sonora Wavesy, Hclfenstctn, Phi
grim. En- Fire state Frontier Corslcan iove:, Night
!nea1e, Etna. Exan. Finny, MILAN. Villas. Standard,
Trowb.idEt. Lrsar. Racer, Arnold, Altc,au, Lydia
Case. Cortez. Sandcrson. Logau N,olnsoa Exchsn9r,
Cmritt, johnson, Minnesota. Parsons, Columbian,
Rrhmond. Hlhbaru Gross, lronsidcs, Starlight Mel
VIA. Hunter. AbiEal1 l:estprottty, scan1lnavtan,
1hcre.a EestnudA, pialf4, Mediterranean, Ai,e,int
Montpelier. O~a'co, Geo Gob.e. York State, l,sclsc
NirpoErlfe. DrtAdnoIght, fo1tlAnd Alpha, DFooxly
Farwcu, Grant.
+a1d fh1ras
, 1866-10-26
THE CITY.
REPUBLICAN TN1ON HAT1FIC
s1,et% Tlf:t:TINfs.

NErCULKCAN Union 1tAT1FfCA-
1'Et,S MEETING.
Ama,s meeting Of the ciitzcss Of Cook Comfy
to ratisv The I.omsnntiuns Of Tic Republican Cou
c:c.>Icr:1 ard CorE,y Conventions will be held
st tic old Eoa,d Of Trade Hall, No. l9G Souit
Water s'rc' I, ca Sa:u:ta; evening, October eth
at IL o'cfack.
The following c.Sd!dates will address the tncct
inc:
uoS. \. Il. .JrnD, llON. j. D. WARD,
titH. j. /. BErEE!u0E, f. s. TAILOR. Esq,
MAJ A. F. S7EvENeo., l.. l.. tsosp, Esp.,
GIN. j. s. RErS0tps+ II. u. SHEPARD, ESQ.,,
sIos.s W LrAvr7r, Fec, II. II. SNoEn, Esq.
Ul. W3 WAGNER,
, 1866-10-26

VIII tc f+ll III .lc sontl towns Of Cook
Ceurty n~ follows:
At Thnrn:o,. Station, FsIlaJ, October SG!h. at
! o'.lDck =. III.
Il.
Al R!re Island, Moaday, October es.h, at l
o't.ncL =. z. ----
Tie a1,avc meetings will be addressed by Il. II.
Shepard and u. ". Lcasiit, candidates fnr the
Iccislnmc. some Of them BY Hon. N. D. Judd can
.ita,c for Con;rcse ;by General DeycridGc, candi
date for Sheri,i; lion. ]. d. Ward, candidate fol
State Sc,ta:c; General r. s. Solomon and others
a Republican znceI9rs Will lie held at Harlem
IL tl,is comfy, this Tuesoay evening. T1ss meet
ies will be addressed by Hon ]. D. Ward, Hon
j. L. Campbell, l., L. Bond auI oihcra.
, 1866-10-26
PACIFIC COAST.

Treasure Tncnr1hcd-Trtcc ar WEcn,-1Iur.
der Of n Former Resident Of Chtcngo-
Cr0ps Mt Ealr Sandwich Islands.
SAX FRANCISCO. October 2l-priya,c letters say
that tho treasure Of tho nreMen bark libel1c, bur
to uors Kong.
Prime wheat il quoted to-day II tl.'7ls pc,
1GC r.. ~
4 Salt lake telegram saye that DR.. John Ks1c
Robinson. formerly Assistant Surgeon At CAMP
Douglas, was decoyed away from his home At I
late hoss Oh Monday night, un1eF tn. rre'ext o
his services htinS n;ote;;:iosall{ required, aud
His funeral took place to-day under the direction
or the Order OF Odd Fellows. An Investigation
into the murder has clic.cd nothing except tha
i've or six pctxone were concerned In II.
Honolulu adviccs state that . few plantation
were grinding sugar. The crop this year Is ests
mated At Il, 600 tons. The cottnn crop was bette
1hc volcano on TIC Island Of Hawaii was vc:.
active.
, 1866-10-26


and one would think lawyer could afford
his services nt reasonable rate. In May of
Int year Lester ". Gray, d hard workin.
la,ner hercahouts, repaired to Ottawa, and
had . deed acknowledge, before Judge Dick
cy. Fifteen minutes wo,k, possibly aud for
thcsc little services Judge Dickey charged
only S. To pay this So. Mr.. Gray sold llllsen
l'''sAels Of wheat. Now, Judge Di.key says
Ing worse and worte; that capital Is grind.
ing him liner and finer. We don't deny it.
But If capitalists went OH Dlckcy's plan OF
1851, and charged fifteen bushels Of wheat
Gay 81 T. now lsE G11s asknoT5sdSaE EE,ah deea i
National Banks" or anything else The Judge
so Justify condemns.
When Judge Dickey agsin talks OF work.
ingmen's rights, won't some one ask him If
it l. fair t. charge poor mau litecn bushels
Of wheat Tor fifteen minutes work?
We have thu Judges receipt, in black and
blue, to prove this matter.
, 1866-10-26

bE1DoEroaT, October @-1op.m
CLxAMD-Rescue, Lemont; Drill. Lemons; lavestt
Loomis. lcLout; Advance, LemonI; D. Hess, L.
mort; Laura Ann. LaSalle; Constitution, Lcnnont; r.
Sorshrup, Peru: Maple Leat. Joliet; Eclipse, Lock-
pert, 1900 rs merchandise.
Acknowledgements, Joliet. 1Dnoo bu oats George
L Taylor, South Lockport, 30 yards Rip Zap stone
Onward, Joliet. !, TO BE- ccrn, 90 bn oats.
, 1866-10-26

STEALING MoxEY.-Nen1y LcutzDann, a young
lad ofsizteen years, Was before the Police Conn
yesterday afternoon. and confessed 70 the theft o1
1soIey and other articles from various persons.
lie Vas held as candidate Tor the Reform School.
, 1866-10-26

As many young men are applying at onr rooms
for bnard in Christian families, and In sucl
cnrcs, teci called upon to solicit such families
and boarding houses as can furnish such accomo
Ialiops to send IN ttcir names and addresses tc
The Youns MEMS Christian Association. by 81
dung you VIII MD many young man who come:
10 DIR city, q stranger, on in the way Of vir,ut
and morality. -..-
, 1866-10-26
New XoFk Dry Goods Market.


new YoRK, October ..
The Trade In dfT EoodA opened this morning with
perhaps little more animation. hut with other In
!n ts general tone Tbs CONTINUED dullnesa
demand has dcprcsslrE effect and In instances
Eoods are offered little lower BY tohoers The pres
Fiuus grades to even up tho home trade
Eonc goods nre being transferred 10 rhlladephls for
hetteE macsef. few goods nre galns SoutA but, ou
the hole. the market QQtter than 1t auy tlmc since
Tie summer trade.
JoBBEIs' Pc1CHs. ...
Brown shcetfne7-Inalan Head, e3c: Lacoula q. II:
sh".urkct D, l5c. -----,.- ..--
E!cacEed shtEtin1s@ @Tnscasoga, ssc; red Bans, NJ
FcytsmD1fh 3. lie. ....'-
rr!nts-MfrFiMAc ". 2..1c; Richmond, 49,; Amos
krng. lstc: Empire, lSt.
Flown pri;is-Ferperill. &c: Winthrop. &c.
EQrnet Ieapn-I&ates, &c; NAnMkEaG. 2lc.
, 1866-10-26

f1:o1crn.-.1 remedy il now Offered
10 The American public that will 'ufs the cholera
Spanish discovery, anil comes to n. direct from
Havana, Cuba. with The strongest testimonials In
ifs favor. Gail for :" In. OLEA MonESo's P11Ls.''
Sold by Die,zsch, D1oeki l. Co., druggists, Chica-
70, Ill,
, 1866-10-26

To CLAIM AaEs7s.-Nc have now for ea1c
complete series Of official blanks for the colec-
ton Of additional bounty, granted soldiers aud
their heirs by Act Of July Is, 1885. We sent
copies Of our blanks for claims Of widows, faith
crs, mothers. patents and guardians 10 the Second
Auditors Office for examination, and received q
leller from that Office, Raying: "1At forms are
dtc.dfdiy ,As best Aaf hare bttn presented at Mis
oBee.n
Our blank for application Of soldiers for aadi-
tional bounty Is Gtctal, and contains the proper
power Of attorney. We have alsu The affidavit to
correct application Of soldiers for additional
bounty. fled prior to Issnc Of regulations OF Sep
tenber lCsh. a neat pamphlet. containing Pen
sioa and Bounty Laws Of 1866, with instruction and
and regulations. is sent free with each package o
hl:n;.s sc,:t rost paid, on receipt OF the ,noucr
at enc dollar Per guire. Address.
TntDESE CoMrASy,
No. 81 Clark street, Chicago
, 1866-10-26

New York stock md Money Market.
NEW 1onK, October -.
MoSEy-Stca.ly at 5 per cent.
SrEELtSG-Flfm AMI quiet at 169 a10lI.
Gip-t shade lower. opening at lisx. dec1inin. to
14hs.. and closing at t114.
change. --....
, 1866-10-26

PETTY S1EA11sa.-Joscph Costello. a young
hoy Of twelve or thirteen years, whose home fs on
Arnold street, WIS brought before Justice Mill.
ken yesterday afternoon, where he 1nadc q comics.
zion or having esolcn change from the drawer 81
Enos Hne"s saloon, Al No. tit South Clark street.
lie as held for the Isefotm School.
, 1866-10-26

Exr1oxxEST.-AM persons who can furnish
employment Of any kind for men OF boys arc re-
nucsted 10 amply at the rooms Of the Young Me,' s
Christian Association, Methodist Church Block,
where large numbers are applying daily for work.
, 1866-10-26

IxroRrAsr TO GERxASs.-An evcnin. class for
teaching Germans to read, write and speak the
English language, will he opened nj bryant s
Stratton's Husfne1s College, on Tuesday, October
3Oth, at eight O'Clock III The evening.