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, 1866-08-11
A THIEVES, SCHOOL,
Arrest Of the Teacher md His Class OF
Pupils.

There II no rule without lis exception, and Mary
Brennan in her capacity as rohtcE aud thief has
shown her entire disregard for the general rule
adopted bs the fsatcr. ity of which she IL bright
and shining light, OF choosing the darkness OF
night nf The must filing time 70. carrying their
unlawful dcpredatlons. She Is an audacious old
sinner. Her very feaslcsspcss IN confronting dan.
ana i oae
heskgifa dishonest person, Int she has educated
her children and thore Of her nc3gh,oss TO be
ihc broad road thai iii nalcfae,ors must inesissSly
follow, IL Ia thc!r dGom and cannot be arrested
On IhurEdsy afternoon as officer hrchncE. OF
s he 81,
making their way through the alley dividing State
stsrct and Wabash ayenue, carrying in their a:u,s
anany q fe1le wearing appa'f s%s iss
routc taken by the children tho officer saw them
entering hnt located On an alley III the rear Of
No. 5la State street. lie then te1l back Into .
tccr. and In few minutes be had the Satisfaction
from lhe hui. They 1eiraeed thelr steps to tic
tiem. t and ti.ea. as i Is magic, thcy dis,p. p
reared from his view. kiechncs fol1os cd rapidly
md aseestaInc1 thai The children had ennc tnto
te Issk sd 81 M n res!
iS,s Fn.'e 'iS nim;ef at Ill. Heo IN The he wa vi tho
officer eaw the three little girls climbing inio VI.
nuses aSn ai,erwatas h thcr ellmbc ont again. car.
ryiuE with then, a largo basket nllcd with ralua-
hles. When they reached ths place whene
s ,Sr, VA. Concealed The oess is
difficulty l'e manascd to ect from them comics.
ston Of 'hcir Gtimr ns then accompanied them
to- ie hus Where tae ,st lot of ssolea properly
By Mary D,cn1an and hor swS II ,l,,Is - ei1Iss Iii
Third child waa the daughter Of nol2h6or uamed
, 1866-08-11
STORM IN MINNESOTA.
Terrible Destruction OF property-A
pcrlloua Position.

ANESAblC DV~&ENCllVu R1 EEUIEEAy-A
Pcrllous Position.
Correspondents Of the winona Rcpublcan.1
ROCHESTER, August !, 1873.
Yesterday was day Of rain, the results Of
which nrc spoken OF to-day by the Oldest
citizens Of this place MS being more remark
nblc in the destruction Of property than a..
other known to memory. Last night !l'
clouds rolled In sullcn darkness and dr.
charged foods that swept the plains and
filled the streams to overlooking. The Zona.
bro, which ordinarily ID an insignificant riv-
ulet, swelled to the majestic proportions Of
u small Mississippi, spreading herself In all
directions, and lowing IN her usain current
q little Niagara. The water rose so suddenly
at midnight as to It'll the houses that stand
upon the bottom between the Bradley House
and the railroad bridge, driving the tenants
for tic security Of their lives to the upper
limbs Of the surrounding trees: When day
either bank Of the surgtng torrent and saw
the helpless women and children in the
branches, looking earnestly for the solid
foundation that their. neIsl'bors and frlcnds
''across Tue angry lool" were enjoying.
All stood in annzcment for time, III doubt
what to do. In n few moments boats were
provided and readily manned, md In they
plunged 10 the rescue. The npprcneusiOns
for Il time were painful TO every ono. Soon,
however, boat was seen to reach tile tree
III WHICH were LhfCe women Anu Two Child
rcH, Aitrr being secured to the trunk, they
soon descended to the frail craft In waiting
for them, und launched forth Into the
tusnl,lf1g current, struggling for the shore.
On they dashed the oars In the hands Of the
earnest workers seemed As useless as feathers.
All WIS anxiety and suspense fur several
minutes; Wien at last the silence wns broken
BY one grand shout Of triumph md relief.
The words rcsoundcd from shore tn shore,
"They arc saved !"-nnl the multitude
brentlcd cnslcr, and the s,lifvrcrs were im,nc.
dlntcly welcomed by their friends, mud their
n.tessilica administered to. We saw several
h0l1scs which were hut fpw llDHrs before the
placcs of refuge nnd comfort to their owners,
now rocking like bauflcs npon the raslnE
current. Sunlc parties LOST wagons and hug
EIes, aud many other articles Of more 0r lrss
ynltc in the dctuils Of life, which avatel ou.
ward to the Mississippi. .....
Reports from points on The Zomhro above
Rochester sny That many crops were destroyed
and the tlnnlAgc to property is great, The
,rs, ,raitrpntsl ri this point sustained slight
dnmtvc. whtcl, few hours Will repair. lItc
wnrIincn arc now Engaged upon u as VIC
write We have no time to gcnernlizc, and
no further mr. ~s from this roint to von,inun!'
cate. As We sat,I.cr tho Intelligence wlicl,
transmit. The storm, last .s''t aaa pefsIi'.
liar fcnturc which VIC think beIu., ~ ,sn,. .m,a
latitude afono-tlc mIngllng Of this "e'l..
dnrk and snllcn clouds with the unlvera1.
and startling lightning.
The train leaves in iIastc. PoNrNor.
, 1866-08-11
Ecunnn. Mary and her cldest daughter, Mary
Ann. and Mary kcunan wcro conducted to tho
Armory By tho ofncst, who related h:s dl=c,re
tn 1jfrl.rr

KEENAN,. Mary and her eldest daughter, Mary
Ann, and Mary kcrnan wcrc conducted to tho
ArmorT BY the ofllcsE. who related h:a dlsc sreEy
to Captntn Hickey. . -...
The Captain. accompanied By Sergeant B4rreit
and officer kinchncF, al once proceeded to the Drcn-
nan mansion, and after short search found. lying
abOnt the ronm and paCkc1 Away In boxes and
trunEe over avc hundred dollars worth Of goods,
such ~ pictures, chimney ornaments, Photographic
ard albums. books, vases, mas, shells. ladies,
dtcsscs, rte, etc., " too numerous 10 mcniion."
These articles were nil rsn1osctl to thr Ar1nory,
after which tho officers ,lsilel Mr. Grecncbaum.s
residence. This they found 10 be uunhnbEt.t],
Int from ntighbo7 learned that the family, with
The exception Of ME. t.. lhd goAc Into the coun-
try to spend the heated term. Mr. G., whit is
cattle brokc1, was called awhy from home by Ills
business, and only returned to The house late at
These facts, having come 10 the knowledge Of
Mrs. Brennan, were taken note of, and plans laid
for the robbery described. Mrs. D. admitted to
The officers that rle had directed the sobbcry and
concealed tho booty. Had ahe not been arrested
at tlc time che waE, It is probable that the whole
contents OF Mr.. Gseeneban1n's h0nsc wonld have
been stolcn: IN bureau drawcr, which lad not
hecn opened. Mf. 9. bad placed box containing
oycr five thonsand dollats worth Of Jewelry And
other valnnbIcf.
The prisoners were examined before Jusnco Mil
liken al tho Police Court yesterday morning, when
the Chief cnlrtit wos committed to awntt trial In
default Of 500 ball, while the two little girls,
whosc hxcs were respectively eight mud eleven
ycarB, wete ordc,ed to be hctd ID custody until
To-day, when they will probably be sent to eomr
tnetltutlon where they will receive better odIca
tfon.
, 1866-08-11

Mand for cattle or The New York and Eastern markets.
bnt tho supply proved comparatively heavy, and
prices dropped k@Hc, and 4c on other grades There
arc none a. good s the best last week. but Illinois haa
few d1oTvs Of choice stee,s.
johnson Dewitt sold 10; prime extra illinois, aver.
nshg '.9 NJ, a 9Kc; 80, averaging LILO Ms, at &c
-. averaging LOO d. at s1c, nna =, averaging 1000
d, ut The.
N. Dalton sold 90 Kentucky, averaging 1,?;o ps,
at SAC.
y. WAIKIKI sold foo, averaging t,cH rs At klooo e.
averaging 1,o D. At 8kc; 60. averaging 1os3 Ms nj
155c; and 81. averaging 1,o7o nA at 7Xc.
II. New saM sold l1o. averaging 1,oo hs, At $500.
A. Daube sold IT, averaging 100 ns. Mt stlO1o; liz
averaging 11so nA It sKe, md r. averaging 11o M,
At SIC.
A. Smith sold t. averaging 1880 NJ, at skc, and 3
Kentucky. averaging 1,a.o ns, at &c.
+. Mccoy sold ~. averaging l,27u NJ, At 8xc.
John Wall sold z, averaging l.t+o na, atsXc.
W Clark sold 81. averaging 100 ns At 9c.
About ZOO will 20 East. Several hundred head re-
main untold. and the market closes dull. Total re.
eelpte, 5,1Do.
sukKr-sX96kc. Lambs dnll at f9sc. Supply, 5, 100
ASSOCIATED Press Reportl
ALBAsI. August 10.
gHEy cATTLx-Aiu0 head cattle were yardcd hero
Ihls WeeE o. which number at least A00t will 50 10
Brighton and other Eastern markets. The demand
been active u At declne OF 4ANc on the
hssy. xesna VIII q sevet. efF hssdas
head remaining unto1d. Quotations arc: Ga7c fpr
common, 7H9axc for ordinary to good. and 9X89Xc
for e1tTa Cattle Of the latter description arc ii
sM.Kr-Arc selling 1t sxGexc. aud lambs arc dull
, 1866-08-11
OUR BALTIMORE VISITORS,
I:xcurrion to The Crlb-Rcccptlon On
,Clian.c-Ikcntarka OF W. II.
Cr0lvlcy% E*Q.

The excursion party from Baltimore, eonstrtlpg
Of delegates from, tho Commnn Council, Fire Dc
partmcnf. and other branches Of tho city govern
,nent, with number Of citizens. who are now on
q yisi: 10 Chicago received cordial welcome
yesterday, and were escorted through the city by
ihc committee of reception orrointrd By tho Com
mon Council. In lie morning the party boarded
tug boat which carried them out to the great TIM
rccti party Of citizens. Materials for The tao.-
S"S It e ss sss1y ssn
spent. The visitors were permitted 10 descend
Topples from lie wonderoas tunnel 10 10 handed
down ~ generations tn baltimore yet unborn. 10
thow wl'ero their fo5cla.hrrs bad bean, and Whist
Commerce. whelc they wcrc welcomed hy thu
In The ABSENCE of tic President Of tho Beard. r
L. 5s.s ss 4e Doa!a 10 GS
Sas Va w@%ly .e!ss'si,; - 81; y; +: G;eSisy. sesss:
Council. was then intse41sed. lii addressed tic
sEsn.lemvn Of the Chicago Board Of Trade:
appointed. lor was not aware ;hat would be
called upon to make speech at III. stage OF the
Sa amer "a, s hase y .uss
ciiy, any man must have. something 10 eay T.
anS Common Council of Hsitimoss ri Tstnsa ny
sincere thanks for tho cordial welcome you hayc
sssn =, 1sS @ an ssss 1ss
fSe 1sH III e.
fortune L 10 acc Accompany M W siiiiaT Delegation. ba, 5
never IN all ny tInsels bare found i g dlt1enlt
Is mol only not the same city, hut 1t does NOT seem
to he III The zane place. IconTr8tp1Ate you upon
, 1866-08-11
Hot Weather Hints By Prof, Blot.


" \ remark OF two on cating and drinking
In hot weather will he In season. Green veg
cinblca, properly cooked, arc certainly
hcaltllfnl IN warm weather; hut It Is d mis-
tnke to think thnt meat should BE- excluded
from summer diet. The hotter the weather
the itorc the system wastes, md therefore
The Inorc VIC must supply.
In or'tcr TO Keep the body In Il hcalthful
condition meat ought to be eaten at ltast
once dny In summer time. 1t would he
well to vary this programme by taking one
meal Of fish on every other day. Fat should
be dlsuscd III much US possible. A very lit
tic good butter With your fresh radtshcs at
breakfast Is rs much fit as necessary,
"When weary, or cold, or warm, or ex-
hnustcd, We drink In preference to eating,
because We feel tue effect instautancously
while allcr cnting even the most substantial
food. NJ do not feel the effect for some time.
''Whcn exhausted, and when immediate
relief Is necessary, the best drinks are broth,
chocolate. milk, or water sweetencd with
sugar. II Is moro than mistake to drink
wines or liquors nt such time; It Is really
committing slow suicide.
"Whcn only thirsty, without exhaustion,
We ought to drink cold water with tea
spoon. When thirsty and heated, the first
thing to do Is to dip the hands In cold watcF,
deep enough to cover the wrists; then dip
towel in the water, lay 1t on the forehead,
and then drink cold water with u teaspoon.
Il few drops Of vinegar or lemon juice may
be added 10 the water. II exceedingly hot,
keep your hands In cold water and q towel
on your forehead for at least one minute be-
fore drinking"
, 1866-08-11

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
uRIputroKr, August 10-9 pm.
i,rAnKr-scntca. Seneca; Barge No. 3, laSalle;
E-sgc No. +, LaSaIte.
ARnlsrp-o!d Hunter, Iasa!lc. 500 hu corn; Peter
anil Paul Ottawa, a0oo hu cora; E, DuEnham Joliet,
lis tons earth Geo. L. Taylor Leont 80 yards rnhhle
stonc; II. q. Looms. Lcmont, 30 yards subblc stone
Colonel Manning. Lcmont, 30 yards rubble stone,
Rescue. icmont, 70 yards dimension stone; ". +.
0urnce, Lcmont. A5 yards dimension stone; Mary
Walker. 1enont yards dimension stone; Cafondelet
Buffalo Roek. $500 bu corr; Constitution, Lockport
30 bsls dour, s, ,sot bu ~orn.
DR1p0rroRT, H.. August 11-9 p. m.
CLEAREp-Colonc1 Manning. Lenont; Mary Walker,
Lemons; Il. G. Loomis, Leulont; ". u. Uurnec, L..
mont; Geo. L. Taylor, 1c1nont; Rescue Lcmont; Dlco
tah. Iasae, 1lA7,o ns stayes md heading; Monarcl
lockport IL tons ron1: F. nurnham Prison; Morning
Light Ostnwn, . 6 n lumber; Dolphin, Ottawa. s70r1
II lumber, 3to sllnglcs; Eclipse Iorkport 3sl0 bn
wheat. tons merchandise.
AHn1vrp-rarge No.7 Lassllc, 100 tons coal. "a 800
a empty barrels, 1000 ns machinery; Reliance Joliet
Mound, lss tons gravel: Yorktown, Lasalle 500 bu
corn; Atlantic, Morris, $500 bu corn.
, 1866-08-11
Markets by Telegraph.
slIDSIt;nr a1ARhET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to tho Western Associated Prcssl
SKW YoHK. August ID.
Call loans nrc done At t23 Ter cent with to:ne
bustness lox as per ccut on Governments. Prime
d.tcounts from 3K96x pcF cent, With oalE snail
oCe1inEr.
Therr il little inquiry for Exehsngc bat there
Il Improvement In rates. Prime bankers cAls At
sixty days are arc quoted at 11'A@11s.
The Geld market has sanScd from l1sa9lisk Ill
day, and closed at The Inside rAtr-
oovrXSAKS1e.
Tho Government securities close up ltlc lever ou
tEf 80 coupons but The balance Of the list remains
r.u; SO coupons, 1s, to;t+1o7k; 1870 coapoCs s9S9
1Go August Sscs lpke tmS.
xtscIiLAsEorz.
The etoek market At The last board Fas lo~cs on
Michigan Southern, but otherwise stesdF. Se~ York
Central and Erie have hceu features Of the day. and
business hss been active In them. Reading has
also advanced and e2osed Urn. Western hAs not beeo
II strong the New York roads, and priers Ecne-
rall lower compared With last evening particularly
On Michigan Southern
PF1no1xrx Axp x1Srsa srocH.
At the afternoon sess!on the market for petroleum,
stocks tuli and very ,:le business transact.
ed. The Mining list wsA Hghcr on pcwuievllle, but
othtrwise unshaugeL
nR1 GOODS,
MARKET without much change
Brown Ehcetlngs-I.dtAn uead .3Hc; Laeuna B,
9sc do y; Lan.sk. Nc; Perrerell {, nne, zc do
Il, IKE.
shect.ns aud sh!rt.nz. tleached-Iames. 2sxc; Ions
dale fse; Manvie Co., aic; MasouslEe. &c New York
Mills, ksXe.
fr1nts-Anen'h. ise; American 1sXc: Amo.keag
i'r; coeheso. nc; Empire, l2Xc; Freeman. Ie.Hc:
Garner 4 Co. soHe.
cor.eh 1rsns-BaIas, l3Ke: Laconia, &c: Pspperell
&c: NaAhtugton sA.ecu. 7sYc.
Albnuy Cattle MuFkct.
al 1keAn fsh J1fh fhm ri Tr.
ALBASI, August 10.
NfyE CAITIx&Ihe pkrket opsoed With 4 fsIs de
, 1866-08-11
AM USEM ENTS.

MrsEuH.-" Tbs World Of Fas htou." which was
presumed last evening to good hoasc. viii be
given at The matinee this afternoon In The eyrn.
i,!g ths same: comedy, With the farce OF "The
MuylokEn*s TuEATHE.-t.The leo WItch.~ mn,
Shadow PantoHlfme~ will be given this after.
nooH and evening. After this week they viii he
withdrawn TO make room T.: fresh novelties.
MARIE VoN EisxEu.-This wonderful liulc
cnnsatrtce gayo her second entertainment fast
evening to moderately good honse. a AmaiinHe
Ii announced fof this afternoon.
exhibited yesterday 70 crowded Ionsss. e;Ti,s IN
company ID superior one aud tho ct,terta aturocni
well merits tho favor 1t has fecetyed.
, 1866-08-11
EDSt.

TAKEN UP.-A stray yellow COW on
North Side on SUNDAY, Aug. :th The owneE can have
her b. claiming rropcrty and paying c1Pcn+eS. 50
, 1866-08-11

tica now existing in the country would be natc-
rally cl Angcd that either the whale would swal-
low Jc1 ah, or Jouah would swallow the whale !;
aud Il at within fortnight there would he only
Two Ea.iies In the field.
The RI eaker concluded with an expression OF
gratitude for what Chicago had done iuy him. and
hel'F thut be had performed his duty 10 the best
Nf h. ability.
, 1866-08-11

11ot1A md Frecklc~.-Ladlc~ afflicted
With dlec0iotntfons on the i1ce called moth
patcles+ frcckles, should use Pcrrya celebrated
Mo1h and Frrcklc Loiion. II is inlallib!c. Pre-
pared by Dr. u. o. Perry, Dcrnatn1ogtst, 20 Roud
street, New York. Sold by all druggists In Chi
cago ana elsewhere. Price g.
N,ny5a1l6-3M.sA.I-TH
, 1866-08-11

cordial welcome To US, your kindness aud aospl.
tality."
,Aftcr leaving the Chamber of Commerce our
yisloEa were conducted 10 tho Union Stock layda,
", GO they dlMed, aud to Dongtas' grave aud
Diner places OF lntcrcat In The city. The cxcur.
+ionsts will LEAVE the city thls ornns some for
further vest 1'@''
, 1866-08-11

M ANTED-Agent5-In every county
in The Cuittxi States, 10 selt the cLfalAx uAb
This art!sls t. sure % sll y tat All ho
the work Of two men for The ages Of one. Send tTo
stamps tor circular and t1 10 retail prcc f,t mactne
, 1866-08-11

Let NIL who desire n good head Of I,nir
nynfl themselves OF the new mud valuable conttf
button to medical sc'rnce" lately introduced into
the Western market mud known as - Darre!rs Veg
Lord d Smith, - Lake street. are The general
agents. lys'-pESlat-F
, 1866-08-11

tron aHya Of th tre 1d # 1; IT, na
{iht s-tilcry. aftcr which III: procession viii be
ioimcd is he Chief Marshal, General Era Iay'
lol. snd Ills Aids, ~. ,,a
aetit, in welcoming General j. A. LoGan: 49,,
The members OF Batteries y and D, EiIet ~. ,
rois lIshtArilllc.y, and all ncI1tIefe Q! ttss r!-
trcw,f Army Corpt, requested 10 act a. the Gs-
co,t Of hcEor, and will please rrport to the Chle
Mntshat pt OEce: ,.. H.
All Other civic or military orEanlza,tions .., de
10 liza Cliei MaIshal az early as rosslo}c.Who wlli
assign them positions in the column.
upon thr fornntiou Of the column the pfoses'
tIob will march 10 the Opera House, WHARF oon
logan will address his fi{eu1s nul tbs citizens oi
Chicago.
IL order Of the Executive Committee.
Wig. n, TArLUR, 8et'y,
, 1866-08-11

ST. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihunc.l
ST. LoC1s. August 10.
Tonaeco-sscady and nrm lugz from t1.91 10 &s.0l;
lcnf from &e.10 to {A.sO.
FLoUB-XAN at *l..ee5. NJ at fl0.s5.
GEA1S-Wheat 1Sm at &tE1 10 t2.9, per bu. Corn
&c 10 Gle for yellow to &c tor while. Oats dul
SIC to 40c.
MEs- loEK-t315o.
WuSKsy-$ca6.
, 1866-08-11
Vessels Eas4cd Detroit.

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trsbune.l
DETROIT. August TO-
Cr-Champlon, Cotton, Anderson. summer Cloud,
Wcst No. 2. Tloycr, Columbian. Monterey, Culver,
stcc Gertrude. For. Holly. FL Louis, 1ndinnn. San
heFeon, Two FannjcS.
DowS-Sturecs, stary Janc, Laftiner.
Wind Northeast.
, 1866-08-11

The lunskeA do kaY TINT TebbettsA
Physiological Hair Negencrntor has no equal for
restoring gray hatr preventing It from falling olt
and l.eautif5iug tue whole head. A luxury as q
dressing. SX1Tn 4 DIVER, agents. Sold every.
where. nug5r1G2-15t-Tu.sA-Tu
, 1866-08-11
The Capture OF Pela. tho Counterfcltcr.
EljtoJr Chicago Tribune:

1notiec In yonr issnc. OF this morning State
mcnt that had captured aud brought io this city
you please; that we reached The eity on Wo;inss.
day morning. and that yesterday "lhc pair were
scct nuicably dlacutslng bces III various saloons"
10 far a. the capture, &c.. Arr concerned ii IL
truu but reached tho civ with The prisoner on
Monday morning. on tho Michigan Central llail.
road train. at about eight o'clock: that turned
tue ps!sonrr over to tic proper authorities That
evening, mud have not Hocn him sinco. This
ssatO IL ectflc!ctce. and trust you will make Tho
correction. Also, Tint thus far have rnec!vcd no
rcCnmrenso fur limo md expense III aaIl chnturo
aud tl,cro appcars to 10 NO disposition on The par
QF tho authorities 10 pny such.
VIZ. r. Miller.
Et}EApo. AHrtat TO- 1EGN.
, 1866-08-11

TnE OnrnAss.-Tbo promenade concert given
at me Rink In MD Of the casury OF lhe Nursery
and Hall Orphan Asylum, on Thursday evening.
was great success. Everybody enjoyed than.
selyes heartily, and, what Is better, little orar
so was nettca for The Institution.
, 1866-08-11

PruE~inEss Pure Cider Vinegar will
Is
or Tho Kind In tho United States. CiIAnLEa e.
E. rnrssls1, ;Ea9 md 81 State strcet, Chicago.
aIgSrIi3-13l-F.M-w
, 1866-08-11
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbunc,l

iePec!Al UesrAtch 10 the Chicago Trbunc.1
---..... . MILWAUKEE, Aagust 10.
F1orR-SomlnAt. No eatts.
GrAiS-0hA tsaA No. / wns offered at &c, and no
buyers. Corn unchanged. fye Unchanged Wheat
dull 6alct at tho =. NoaEd Of 310 tu No. In
stotn At tt.in*l: 72ooo bu, sclIct 10 a. tl11.72;
400 hu. "c!!cf ncxt week. At sst172 a0o) bu. rcl.
Ter AuEn"s. At eios 500 bu Ho.7 tn store. ii &iU.
Noon board-"fscat advanced kaut Ut &l.5tsl-81 ebE
REGULAR, eEosing ri eN. ap hoard closed at t,p.
HkcxllTK-tt: hflh Eorr, Iao.o bu wheat, $500 tn
corn. 3,s'0 III oa,a.
HliirAEx1s-l.e 20 brs aorr, 1000 bu wheat 500 bu
oats, r. oGN hu corn.
wooL-Quct. Light sales oSnne II &c.
, 1866-08-11

Special Cnu1ion.-MrH. yTlnsloyrsA
ens parties have put ont articles calling them Mrs
WInsow'e. Please take notice that tho Mrs. Wins
low OF the Soothing Syrup ia not connected with
any other article. iunelc5S4,
, 1866-08-11

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEbune.i
New YoEK. August 10.
RHEApsTrYEs.
There vas como withdrawing Of samples OF aour and
wheat, aud tic market given upward tuEn. With
large arrivals Of corn and easier gold MARKET there
wAs somc reaction. but the close very nrm Oats
were undoubtedly lower. Straight Milwaukee cargocs
were offered Mt 41c- No shipments Of oats, and very
little OF corn.
PRor1S1oSs.
f'orS closed quiet At $3l-s5. Hams were hrm, but
shoulders and sides were dropping. Lard heavy.
LIVE HOGS.
Hogs, fle.s321e56. Receipts, 10 cars.
WOOL,
Wool Was more hctlye. sales Of Wisconsin at 5S5Sc
, 1866-08-11
TIE CITY,

TAr1on'a CutcAoo DAr7Enr.-The mcmbc.e OF
Taylor'r Chicago battery are requested 10 meet
a. No. Q: lasaiic street this evening nj o'clock
ehatp.
, 1866-08-11

TnoTT1xo AT THE Dn,rlNu rA.I THIS Ar7E1,.
Foos.-At tlrrc o'clock this afternoon ttottlu1,
sncc viii come OF n, the Driving rnsk between
Captain Nelson's r. &. tlunctt 1ol,n,' Noren-
fcld's l'lk. e. nutcl, John,'' and kcrts's blk.
wilt BE- mile lcatf, heat trec III five, to harncss.