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sOfices AZ which the Derr,-t-,s-. -,
messengers (sgch otees being over ei-hts 80 80
the nearest railroad stafiogs OF steam6~s; js ~
are designated thus "a. NJ -
, 1866-08-31
JURY fRESEHTMEHT,
Tho Grand Jury OF tho Recorders
Court-Rcmova1 Of the Court
Concealed Weapons-Practiccs
Of Detectives Thanks,


Yesterday morning the Grand Jury OF the Re-
coslcr's Court, Ing finished Its business, was
DISCHARGED INN, ro,,in,, In.,, u,n.. H.. tr,,-
ttroucI I,s foreman mai, thc faiia.rno 's' 49,
s'A''sNen'' REMOVAL or rur cor,T
Tho Grani Jury hayin. fnIss,c,5 shc,r au,,ca fo,
theiF snni nort W ~ .,s p, eoI1, 9siofs
hat tin.v rrst IT, tn".,, Il, y Il LIZ ~
some u,r,uhsns al 1hc anmnn soumc;i s tE,, Y
cS,ufcion wit ,or;ion nf i,'s Ronra S IE III
ysvrs. 10 rsn,"ye hr Wcardcr ,ns pt 81 ~ IT,
CIty Hrn,ory i,,ion ,hev ,,cn son1, 1. 10 He
ti,ablc and s.nplca,ant. $'' so"''''' '''n o''"e'
ttnncs frn,n ..xnnssnr ihcis ,,rot.xt -.i H.
nloposvl cIanrs. NJ wonId nr,.rc ! sEEinns in,.
IMr IN ATTENDING tn sheir tjmt"a ~ VI 'ne
The Grand jtry ,tIlt,yrsland from t,,c amount of
cnmiinunns .sesinn t;.rou,,n1 IL ia sss n "tE t T., ~
1crnns ri to i1o Apu,n.r III ] ns sesast as rs
t.icmi to ,hr I ,c, RI crt " sera1ns ao e.
nT tnsnrf,-I,,1 NV ts, a. nc anu
cm;n"nffr ,,ccrsr.rv ~ an tad;., s,S ~ IT,. ~
well Scnr Of sc coimupI,v @ II shnnd b. ~, cher:
,riiiir Mn 1r Ssery ttfin, T.. an! nuofdea every
II ,;,,t,s ~ ~ i \. ~ usciaucse.
Inc removal 10 o he s Rcc"rdcrs % cpnff ahe
nhIa1, f f9nnscsa WIN aao sisy aaminisssatoa
House. aud ac smpy prctent ,hese o reashs ~
~ Con4 frssr, ~ ,sc ~ M' nv meS"i9 {.
WY! I!v.Mp u psse I, ~ n, wn,1! ~ y MoN hs'us
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19 n,t .ao nSn. E. Nahiafen, Judge OF Recorders
Gonn. Ne:
4 npptata from esidcnce given heioro this
tlahn tnss tcnt fercr1l Jnsticcs oil tho Peace for
tne cty O. chicago and Cock County, do not pay
% o'el Ut ,nn es .; eaeGlca ~ the an Slhtr o5cys
required by law, and We would fcspcctlnI!y s4:-
Eeat 10 lEc proper officials TINT they sec that this
| money is collected from them nnh paid over Ia
tue tnid fnntl On tue fret dag Of each month.
| cn brhall OF Grand Jury.
| CHARLES II. BEowEn Foreman.
| CONCEALED WEAPONS.
| The practice Of cairying concealed weapons
stcn:H 10 he iudu1ccd In 10 an nlar1ntng extent
| aid whcscas common humanity Is prone 10 dis.
| nercc and l.aye dtvpntcs. Nhereby ttc nasstons
hscon:e tncanca: ard whereas rcfsons 10 llput:
Ing, bting provided with conceded Weapons, and
Eetts1 Q, s"Esequcnce&, very liable to use thc
lives, but the lives Of others Who NAV b. nassiu
in lhc yitinity, and whereas the ostersbic DIieci
| OF all Laws being the prevention of crinac and
| wrong, rather than It's np11ishmcnt.
, 1866-08-31

msn's vote, md ea7ies and sdd. biz personal In:
9uenee and stsh di:craIy, without probability Of
ohcr words, in Ibis wny-and only In this way
t!eSoter can vote for whom be wishes: The voter
ha. a sen.o Of his importance, and Eesponsi-
til hnsi bal rssu!t: He i nsllhef ais1eptes sated
ror cheated; he Is acting To-: himself and
E.; him. iens se asy and =
Of ofcaudidates, who know thoir fate and fortune
are dependent on members. on securing the plu-
guarantee thal ihe largest numbers of peopIo viii
Viii tbsl1 Salots, 10 the polIs Wbensse; sa
be saiely predicted that the numerous eantiidates
for nominaton will together enlist about Ill The
yctsrs These rotess ~! e. the polls
mcnst1atcd, whs!evsr the: system prevails, that
ballot nominations bring ont The masses Of tue
party; Tbs primary elections arc about az largely
elections. This is everywhere tie case. Oily
few days ago. kaw thc ot1eia1 abstract Of the
votes cast et the Union primary election. IN Stark
ion. there we1a ': vosed ier "a :. '''e ea9di: Ss
dates for nomination, for cougrcss, SIX;
fos 1ndge. I've; for Probate Juage, three; ior
dates; III otices 10 u ilied, and seventeen pre-
ciDc,s yoting.. The Union voto Of Stark County Il
primary election. Now. practically. this Was the
or ring r central politicians maintain Itself BY
manipulating 60 unwieldy macs as that!
Anothsr Of the most apparent and desirable ben
sdls Of the popular su1race plan Of nominations
~ eS hsy y,s.s4 az sSaca ae @
tlis ea,lsfactIon e ovtous. The voice Of fihe poo.
pc, once aseertatncd and announced, ie analant1
Of ihc ultimate aslitef Ii completely setsics and
Ei1enccs tho aspirations ofthe n,uEt ambitious and
Ses s1skeE a ne %sy himself bs
TO Qpppse lfntclItp tic rcontc and lila frfer1s
arc still less likely. 10 "raire muss." can % my
snel! neaaicsscnsss s le gEedcated q Inc acuoa of
candidates, and s'Inaercndcnt' tickets arc seen
a ihe Gonvsntto syste% T. made a.e q
eotrup,on an abases almost Inherent IL and iffa: IL:
xsparahlo p Fom them. can expect anything else
pccsca, OF, With deccney, even he asked, to sub.
Evesg I'M aa e ba.snn s sn pe aa n
which dc fate Of ihc political aapirani il sos.
Cd that he deissa'es 70 conseniion arc AZ, whe'iy S
corrupt or fraudulent, o. that there arc not many
nonss5 GUnss = msn .sa,a IN ,!em, hut there arc
sltion Of ncarly every such body 10 afleci md
often to control The actio, Of ii. T1is suscepli-
hll5'y Or eapae1ty fos abuse ts yce Of te system,
suspected 10 he a,ifibutabc, more Or less, I 10
thtse yicious elements, can be cordially, even
l,ass!ssly. accepted; Hoy much the.e pespotualy
harmony and unity ol the party. and 90 gradually,
pes,aps. imrercsti'!ly yst certainly, is ascend
"sosrheatlncss" within Tic party, constantly, aud
r,S;rhaps *.e1tly, tending to diitntesra!c denor
Il is wieest, best and most imperative to remove
or obs;aic at eansca which disturb and threaten,
,aias ehS ih,armony and eonse1nently the m
, 1866-08-31
CHOLERA,
Cases Reported to the Health officer
Yesterday.

Tho cholera statistics Of yesterday present no
further Information than the continuance Of the
1nn1ady in Chicago, with no apparent signs OF
ditenec In this city has adopted somewhat SIM
Gnlar courac, hardly warranted by precedent or
" supposed charactcsistice: tha* no: decreased
1'nsS ss ni "a stt aPpeaEanse 1n o. the Other band
ONLY ecsasons Of Ecmaining In sufficient strength
70 GhlotGe clean:fress among tha people.
1ho following arr the
, cAsra nEpon71n rEs7rnpAY.
a,Lnc ~ ~ nga;ss r; german, aged y years, resi-
.af "4a sooth caIal street, died at len q. m.
Michael cnmmcns, Irish. arcd "a pc.3dcnee
No: 1T3 Bunker street. As,sckcd al ,niiuIcht on
"wednesday. Gaze reported % b hopeless:
neI e,Reen Rcese anS IN shs
house from C'yIurne avenue. Died atuidnirht
~. John McMal,on, 1risl., aged %. Residence No.
80 Bu1nsidc street. Died on Wednesday even.
Mi,s Schmidt, German. aged ~. Residence No.
- Wet MONROE street. Attacked At l O'clock
yesterday nor1,InE. Under trcatu.eht-
Chatca voeL German, aged ~ years. ltesidcncc
No. s. Gardner ttrccl. Died ut o'clock Jcstct-
Mfs IIcsesa Dworoeck. Residence at No. 16
Matecr street. Under treatment. -.
Mary ]. Bishop, aged =. Residence No. $50
Stntc shect. American. Attacked at 10t1 a. N.
yesterday. VIII probably recover.
AnnrsT OF 1 noTxl Tur1r.-ohn s.e!ucr was
brought before the Police Aagittratc yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of lnrceny. lie was
caught yesterday forenoon by Michael ;fcnrcsy,
hportcr ut The fremont llousc, jus. as he WAS
leaving the hotel with coat, which ho had taken
from room No. 40, and belonging to Ar. George
, 1866-08-31


In your article in reference 10 the sbarpaelcs.'
ynu complain that the people will not turn ont at
the sprimafy elections, and you atttfhute to That
fact tie nomination Of the ssConst uonsc clique,H
1t ts true that those elections show but sorry and
mcaErc attendance at the polls, and thai made IN
principally Of the rca!ners and hangcrs-on OF tbs
main wtfc-wofkcrs. Tho people lake little or no
part IN these ehan, elections because the machinery
working and action Of the Convention tend, 80
remotely and indlcfcntly, to reflect and execute
their wfehes. They arc not composed 10 discern,
md, ftom want Of ecntc Of responsibility in the
delegates. thcy iail to express md execute the
popular will. 70 vote for and elect set of dele
atcs who Arc to act under sort of responsible.
u, and who sccrctc and cover up their action by
voting tickets .tndItcrtmtn1.clJ, IN the hat TINT
paEtcs around, L. 20 much farce, 80 Idle and IN.
Mcatlhg tormsllty, that the masses OF tho party
m1e ut!Mlltnc to waste time In going to the polls.
LA !: dune, usually. BY faction Of the party too
lhsien!neant to 10 counted a. s.thc ptoptoF-what
may nc eallcd the "scattetingH voters, hardly
worth The naming. But, convsrt our nrfusIy
c1tcs.ons" Into nominatona by baIiot-giyc ttc
people right 10 = votcc IN tho choitc Of nnmnnos
such AZ tho Convention 1eavcs them 10 accant IL
action At the regular clcctiou-apd thcn thcrn IL
inl or nearly FULL surn ont Of voters ii tho noils
This assertion is not merely conjectural-it IL yef.
fed by the facts. 4 pst0g3, ttcn* Ia Tho best of
reasons for this consequence. In tho nrst PLACE
cnch vote Of tho individual voter tails dIrecdy On
the aggregate vote which makes NJ, tho Ecsnls.
Each mans vote Is cqua1 10 cvcry or any oshc5
, 1866-08-31
Union Veteran Ucllcf AxsoeIntIon-
Nominations.

Nominations.
Agcnefnl meeting Of the Union Veteran Rclic
Association was held on Tuesday, at their hall No
~ LaSallc street, the President, Ms. Knoblcsdost
in the chair.
The following resolutions we're adopted.
WmknEAs, By the reasonable policy Of The
1rcaidcnt q the United States We ara I'll daugcs o
losing all The fruits Of onr military success, pur
ehased a. Tho psisc Of the b!ood q patriots and
9i.sa the litc mud liberty Of every unionIst In thc
wHEaals, It is intended to cntrust The leg1sls,
ping with The blood Of the Union soldiers and ctti
Of isysjj aso 1 il ;5s ssa!a therefore s.
mea.'s IN orr power, The usnrpAtfun Of tho Frcti.
dent in the organization Of tl.e Southern States.
Reso!eto. That We believe The action o. tho last
We arc opposed to thc admission Of the Southern
delegations to Congress until the Southern Statcs
shall have adopted the Constitutional Amend.
ment.
,Aeso'rtd,. Tint we heartily support the prsnc!.
hlee o. the Republican patty, and we will favor
fore l'y lis words and bis actions manHcaied ilis
adolescence to l.cse principles.
Eexolstd, That VIC aeoln 1t meet and proper
soldiers, who have hazardcd tllcir aeallh aud
thGlr life for the preservation Of The Union.
SsS Ihst We ,i d1 Eot !bnk Il exl,edcnt 10 n9nato
hard with Tho Republican parry In iii elections.
nomination Of Norman q. Judd, Es1., az capdi-
date for !hs office Of q Representative In Con.
Etess. and that we ehafl support him; WI further
lowing veterans and members Of This Associatjou
Tor nomination 70 the annexed Offices:
kos Shcrin-Gcncsal ilcvc;idrv,
For Cosoncr-Dr VIM. Wagner.
For Collector, West sldc-Jacob Gross.
For Collector, forllt Siac--atnJor Wallis. !.
lcl,efI.
For Justice Of the Peace, West sldc-Gus Son.
, 1866-08-31
President johnson nnh the Board OF
Trade.
CHICAGO. August 90 lS(A

E4NUf IF1b1fhG.
That thc public mny moi misapnrchcnd ll,c nc
lion Of thc Ditec:oEs OF lhc Chicago Boara or
trade iii granting TO The Committee ol tc Uouc1as
Monument Association Tie nsc nf their excalu1vc
rpon's, for the reception Of Invited ,csts irom iii
sectsoMs OF tl'e country who are 10 participate In
ne ceremonlee attending the laying OF the corner
copS Of The resolution passed. by tho directors
crnn1iDE the use OF the exchange room for the
purpose therein mentioned. "
Ms0iufd, Tia. The nse ol:the exchange roor,sbe
Granted to The Committee IN tl.r evening Of Sep
t,nguishrd guests from ait sections Of The countfy
who are to participate in the ceremonies attending
the laying OF lhe corner stone OF the Douglas
monument, with tic understanding that tlcF,
shall be ample protection a.,ainst injury to tie
room aud furniture. Very respectfully,
..... ~. s. a. WALKER, ASST Scc'y.
I'll is understood that tue subject OF throwing
open tho rooms Of the Board Of Trade on the &C.
casion referred to will be introduced on 'Chunsc
to-day, with view Of chccting reconsideration
Of tle action previously taken. Epl
, 1866-08-31

rEnsenAI--Grncral Grant will I've In Chicago on
The eth and 9Th Of September to participate in the
Ceremonies Of 1ayins the cornerstone OF The
Douglas Monument. The General will be accom-
panied ~ General Rawlins, bis chiefof Stat, and
will he The guest OF J. Il. Jones, Esq.
The post al Camp Douglas, arrived in ts city yes.
1er1ay n9rn!ng, en route for Philadelphia, 10 al-
Tend the National Union Convention.
AoD. SCHUYLER Collar, Of Indiana; Hon. @. A.
Ihomson. President Of the Western Unon Rail-
Toao; MSht t.l ncv; . Archbishop Eendrick. Of 81.
13n,s Tpa;. nMiIhop Ip Fsshan, of Nashville Colonel
z. Dtakc. ef Minncsata Colonc, j. &. sioos, oi
csiIo. and 4. 1; uallowe1I, Esq. Of New FORK.
Hon. T.. b. Waahburne, of Gs;cna. II nj The
fremont Honsc, biz health much Improved: he
looks ~ ~ nt,!e TO take part ln The campaign,
General Logan aud Adjutnnt ticncrol Haynlo ws9e
Il the fremont Last ight They Leave the civ iii
morning. ~A' Wy "l1'
, 1866-08-31

Milwaukee, Market,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.1
MILWAUKEE, August %.
FLouE-Du1l.aud unchanged. salcd 200 brls nj sloo
for choice cltg Xxx" spring s72, for do snpernne,
GAAtS-04ts IN fair demand. En!ts at 3thc for No.
in store, SC tlcvercd sc fbr No. 2. Corn quiet at
SIC. Rye Csc. Wheat ifrcgular-S a. m board No. !
spsng for Immediate delivery very scarce Sales oi
No. ut s..la3s.i2; No. !. $l5dal.s;. Noon board
unchanged. Sales Of small lots or No. spring at
t9Gos a5 for lots Of lo0d bu $223 ontrctt ai re-
FUSED; rc]cctcd flc3. Five p. NJ. board-prices un'
changed.
ltHxtITs--sCo brls flour: 1900 hu wheat 6,00l bu
corn; :so bu rye; lep0 bs wool; u soo ns butter.
SAlrIEaTs-1,lso brls Hour l,50u bu wheat 2C) bu
, 1866-08-31
After Midnight Cars.

Editors Tlfbunc:
Your article In Mondays Tn1puHE In reference
10 ruuning tho street cars ali night, atrikcc re-
sponsise sculimcnt In the hcaIte OF those who,
like mseelf. are necessitatcd to make nse Of them
after their usual hour Of closing, or ,walk;
Tbs tuhlect has been periodically agltased by
thus far with no result. Surely the profits Of lLc
railway companies ar sufficient 10 afford al least
car every hour after eay II N. Most II NOT all the
Eastern cities that have horse cars, compel the
a. every a9,ee1 minutes daIins the might, Safter
city lines are running on this latter time.
The companies hctc enjoy Inonopoly. ray. no
bonus OF bounty, and it seems no moro Than Just
that shey shonld be compelled to accede to any
reasonable demand Of the public, and this ccr-
tainly is not an unreasonable one.
Tohundreds On the West aud North Sides the
privilege Of riding home after an oEduons nights
labor ID our pnblfc aud printing Offices, would be
considered favor indeed, and II agitation can
bring around the desired result, let's ''agiiate,"
ct up petitions, see ..onz member and when
not consigned 10 tho 'tomb Of the Capule!s," OF
Whatever other place that august body may have
for the reception OF dssagrccable and dead COM
uaunieauons- N1sur RxPLoYk.
, 1866-08-31

ACCIDENT TO A Sos or OR LITE PRESIDENT
1fadaeus Lincoln, youngest son Of our Late
President, was severely injured yesterday fore
noon BY the FunniEs away Of hts pony on West
Washington street The circumstances OF the oc-
cuFrenee ETC tkcee: "Tad,'r as he il famlliarly
known ard cSlied among Ills aequsiutauces, was
ortiidiHg With companion When near The cor
ncs o. "cst "athineton and Curtis strcees rider.
1ess horse c.N:c dashiny by nj furiou, .necd
which frightened the ansmal$ On which
the ., young gentlemen werc seated,
feslire ih9n pleasant TO an analcnr equestrian.
Ta1fs "pony'' tool lhe bit between his teetb'
md despite The efforts of hfs rider to control INN,
Etnrteti % nlter the nnfaned stcnd which had oc.
caftcncd I'll the trouble. In his plnngcs ,e animal
unseatcd Thaddeu., who Tell Of with one foot Ia
the siEup and before 1t was released he had been
drag ged Eercra1 hundred feet ue WIS quickly
taken up and carried 10 hie mothers residence.
when 1t Was ascertxIned tl,at he was severely In.
3nrea ahongh 99t IT. seriously. aSoat shc head and
1hy.iciars were quickly in attendance aud thc
Young gentleman at latest adrlces was doing well
, 1866-08-31
RuHni 10 Market.
BUFYAIo. knruAt n

FIovR-Eo. spring &1h.z5. ~.
GEAiK-Wheat anef. Corn held At SIC tor No. III.
inots mixed pt1 auiet and nominal At SIC for No.
txxne-1inofhy ${D.
FR0Els1oxs-rorx. 93i-so Lard, city. ale.
WM11xIy-Somtnai 1t f1.71
Canal FRk1onrs-Fi1ms To New York-Corn 1sAc,
, 1866-08-31

GAnRoTED AND RoBE1D.-Detwcen Ten and
eleven o'clock on Wednesday night, as John Tnr-
,er, mi1kmsn doing business in The West and
North Divisions, was returning to his homo along
City House, be was approached W two men, ono
OF whom seixcd him by The throat. and the other
~ the legs. and between them he was forced into
The alley running between Market md Franklin
streets. aud there In the dazxness was robbed Of
Two hundred and seventy dollars. Whcn the
tconndFcls had relieved Turner Of hie grccnbacks,
they made their escape, leaving him on the
ground. Els suppressed cries for assistance were
hsssS ny officer Casey, who was pa,rollng IN that
neishbo1hood, aud he went to him. Search uas
at once made Tor the robbers, but without snc~
cees. Two Or three suspicious looking fellows
werc arErs'ed l'y officer Casey, Int Turner could
not Identify them the parties who had car1otcd
lin, and tAcy were c0nscqnently released.
, 1866-08-31
Markets by Telegraph.
Cincinnati n1nfkcts
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Teihunt1

Cincinnati hlnfkcts
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttihunel
CfSclSsATI, August %.
FtorR-sleady md arm. Sales Of extra as Slo3oo
u.nQ supcriine At t9.:.
GKAx-Whcat dull and J3sc lover: eatcx Of No. l
rcd A. $2ld9235; white a. t.C0, Corn dull and IN,
settled sales OF mixed at as56c Oats dull; sa!es Of
No. At 39ssc and No. 1t 3a3s1r- Rye aeiyr; sales
OF No. new 1t Soc. BARLEY nominal.
coTroS-Qniet with Email sales mtddlng at size.
WnEs1EE-Actvc; sales Of FREQ at 4:.77 bonded ad.
va1ccd 1c !; sales at 3!c.
1ruvIs.oxs-Quct and unchanged. Mess Fork weak ;
eaes 100 brls city NJ so. Bacon Inactive; no sales,
puk Meats Qulct sales Of 5000 DIS shoulders 1T Ike.
Lard held at 2oc no buyers.
NoSEr-C1ose. Exchange heavy.
, 1866-08-31
u 1 Il ID .

In tbs city, Aug, 18th. EsTdFR ANN ~itc Of Rey.
Charles Il Psatcr Of Fls1t H. E. Church Of
fEncrnl from Tho rarsoaAEc. IA Non1oest, this
FTidA,} afternoon 1t : O'Clock.
. In this city, on tic 2ts1 Inst, Dr.. WA. RODGERS
r1iCE. tlatc ot EaYbeth, Sonth Taloa) aGnd yeaf1
son Of rhe Rev. Henry fzico RhyuwiJm, 8outh WAes.
dence. 1856 Mather+t-, AHTNETfE. wite Of Edward
ESEinl, Bred u Year,, 10 months and II dAyys
, 1866-08-31
Illinois and h1ichiRun C4 nnl.
fEnnris1 ncHnntch tn fha Chfrroo Trfhnn.,


DEtDoEroKT, aug. 50, p. m.
cLEAEEn-clydc, Seneca Ocean Spray. Ottawa In.
dustry scncca, 1900 It lumber $50 cubic # timber,
5000 shingles Nrliant. MoErla; phGntx, Lockport,
3 brs sat, bEis sionr, bFls sh; j. Gzotsy. Seneca
GOO n lumber. 100 siding, $4,000 1ath.
AREIrEp-Advance, IeMon., &c ytls dinens!on stone
Alcanlrra, 1emont. 80 yds rubblc stone Rescue Lc.
mout 80 Jds rnbble stope Gibraltar, Lcmont. " yds
rubtc stone Investigator. Lemon 4oyds rubblc ssonc
" yls dimension stone John Carter Mazselcs, $500
hu corn Planet, Seneca. $500 bu corn; Milwaukee,.
otawa so hu corn; Loncss, Ottawa. $500 bu corn
Essex. Otsawa, $500 bu corp Montauk, Norris, bSO
bu corn. do ~ empty barrels North America, otsa
w. 40 hu corn; Imperial, Lockport, 100 br1s nour,
LOCO BIT corn, II so ns bran; Wing nud Wing, Thorn.
Ion, $40 bu Prop Samuel Wall, Ottawa. COO bu
wheat. 0o bn corn. sooD ns seeds, 50 hr!s rye our
500 NJ Etasch c. L. Hantoon, Norris no bu corn.
BR1p0KroRT, August 3-9 p. m.
cLRAnEn-Adranec, Lcmont; Allqulrpa, Lemont !;
II. G. LOOMS, lcnont; ". s. Guzncc, Lcmont; Glib
ra'eE. Lemons; l.eseac, Iemout; sultan. Seneca !;
t,cer Park. No. 2. Etica MontAua Seneca Tnbsreo
plsn' EMsnkakee M Prairie Queen Aortis 2s7 q iuIu.
0,.aSa; Ga;oaaalet. ottsxa; Ga6a. 0ttsxa; v:
a9n senssa Ensrgy Jo!iss YSIE s,.tc. ssasss.
gravel; kernebeck. Joliet, 800 bu corn.
, 1866-08-31

EcnralEtag and nil Palms In the Head
Or face arc instantly relieved by one dose Of Met
Gales GIcat Rheumatic remedy. Lono i SM.ru,
Agcnte, Chicago. yqlS
, 1866-08-31

BcE61Aa1Es.-BEcmcr street, a little -si:eet run
ming ro1ihward from Chicago avcnuc, east Of Lar
ra''ee, has been twice visited By burglars In the
past week. On Saturday the residence Of Nj.
Quinn, No. 81. was entered. and Si60 in money
nnted by Mr. Rleh+ = few doors distant, was de-
Spoiled Of 81 and . gold watch. The police may
win advantage take walk occasionally In that
, 1866-08-31
Philadelphia MRrkcI

: ~ FMILApKLrHIA, AnEust 81
F1orR-Qulet and 6rn1. supertnc. %7so3s.nI "
GEAIS-HhtAt tim new rcd. *2.s1[S2-S6. Rye steady
At N1aa1ls. Corn quiet; yellow 1t SIC western
mixed, 9lagac.
GRocEKIEs-Cotec, sugar and rnolasses unchanged.
VH1sKxY-pvpneYiYani anin n 81: Ohio Il n.