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The New York herald., 1866-12-02

LADY ENGAGED IN TEACHING, HAS FEW
n hours 10 devote 20 In the English branches
French aud xusic Address Instruction, boz 2s Post
oulr., New York.
The New York herald., 1866-12-02

CTOLEE PROM THE STABLE or THE 81 BsCRTBER
- the 18th OF oclober, dark brown Marc. l6 hands
fnshes high. white streak left side OF hollow
right fore foot caused BY exractng dimpies
sntocss vhen walking Also thsee sleigh Robes Liver,
Coat Overeoa and Cloak reward OF eO will he paid 10
The recovery Of the above property. DANIEL ROBERT
New Utrecht, Long Island.
The New York herald., 1866-12-02

p.DU.UOV. command $4,000 cash will be given =
half interest psrpansnt business monopnv within ~.
boars Of New Yorh paying 20 cent sales al
pre-ent capacity quarter of million dollars
per anBamA The money he invested Ia undivided
half OF valuable estate and machinery by which
secured fb- on-i made solely account " pcgnnssy
dss by The matter IL and honorable and viii bear
the nost searching CATION which 10 solicited. Tho
very higbe. New Yors reerenee given. Address, with
only. shiplsy. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-12-02

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The New York herald., 1866-12-02

LNakNOls BUTLER. NO PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dogs Butes's Infssbe Mango Cure
aud Flea Er,erfninsof IS cents Buffers work tho
The New York herald., 1866-12-02

(yIoBp rxPREss GowPaSY-oFFfCE nos BAND
VI k.cios su-sf. Empire Baadng. temporary oaios rs
s~v yoas Nov. w. lss
TIE Globe viii this day sfen ~ as
fns be,seen New york. Phadeptia Haunipfs and Wasl
uEAvy FREIGHT AND pscKAGPe.
Vhr' VII cal foe snd dsser prSmffiy a. the foosinr
tof heavy frseht 10 PHILADELPHIA tQr per 10 ha
tcv$heasy ffsaa& ~ Baltimore % per tp the
Lor kesy treth 70 ws.hmgiyu. tTlc T~r tvl 1e
ros avr tssshi 70 v.ogns,vn. ~ =. ysss per p9 Ne
Ff naA'y ~ M~xauaFts.
fahaAs- and val1Abs.s vii b. t.kau ~ reasonable
rsisr - ~ AM osbsr f-sron slbs rosnpaar.
The tsA pest ~ arranging IT. ufner Al all
mrorlAnt k~hi. through ns soslh .nd sest fs
k,pe..
fh's cone. ~ are prepared pay poupd, for any nss
Urdsrs nay a lsfi u either " the above once.
f' fasr.' r.'ss. ~ sag los .A..s s,s..s. m,.s..
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would command the respect of both Sec
tions, and be worthy of settling all diff
culties between thirty-six sovereign
States. The association Of wise, patriotic
and virtuous men, from all parts Of the
country, convened for the purpose of re-
storing peace and harmony to the nation,
would have o salutary influence. No
danger could possibly result from such @
convention, for their action would have
to be submitted to the States for their
adoption, and be ratified by three-fourths
of them, before it becomes part of the
Federal Constitution. If two-thirds of
the State Legislatures will make the ap-
plication for such a convention, the Con-
stitution makes it imperative on Congress
to order its assembling.
I do not, never have, and never will
despair of my country. There is too
much intelligence, virtue and patriotism
in the American people, for the rule of
passion and revenge to continue always.
The growth, prosperity and happiness of
one section of this great Republic is most
intimately blended with and dependent
on that of the other. Like the limbs of
the human body, when one is broken,
paralyzed OF injured, it must affect the,
whole system. This truth will soon be
seen and felt at the North. l am, with
B. F. PERRY.
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linz, leave Washington noxt week for the
scene of thcir Investigations. Congress
will undoubtedly pass bill providing
that every Congress shall commence in
December. The object is openly de-
clared by the radicals to be to have in eff
feet permanent Congress. In such
case, according to this programme, there
would be no recess, during which tho
President could make appointments, which
require the confirmation of the Senate
According to the present law, removals
can be made during session until the
successor of an incumbent shall be con-
frmed.
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Republican Caucus.
WASHINGTON, {


The caucus of the Republican members
of the House, held at the Capitol this,
evening, was unusually large, nearly one
hundred members were present. -
The following measures reported from
the Select Committee were agreed upon
First. 70 pass bill regulating the Or
ganization Of the House, directing the
Clerk to place no names on the rolls from
the States not represented in the prece-
ding Congress, or declared entitled to.
representation, and providing that no
electoral votes shall be counted from any
State not represented at the time in Con-
gress. g,a..n.,,...
Second. To pass bill remedying the
defect in the law which may prevent any
State canvassing the voters for electors
of President and Vice-President. q ssS 8
Third. To pass 8 law changing the
time of the meeting of Congress, with
view to assembling on the 4th of March.
Fourth. To raise special committee
for the rigid investigation of tho New
Orleans riot, the number of lives destroy
ed. the property burned, and to what
extent Government officials were included
therein CIl6 w dstsO POMCIi W
send for persons and papers, to be accom-
panied by the Sergeant-at-arms, and to
report appropriate legislation. 5,-.s
Fifth. To order a select committee to
investigate the proceedings under the
laws for collection Of direct taxes in the
rebel States, and the seizure and sale of
abandoned and confsoated lands and 9th
er property.
Sixth Committee on Pensions to in
quire whether any pensioners in the dis
loyal States, struck from the pension rolls,
have been restored in violation of law.
Seventh. A special committee to inves-
tigate the facts connected with the release
of the murderers of the Union soldiers in
South Carolina, recently set at liberty by
the Delaware judge. !:
A resolution passed unanimously that,
the members Of the caucus bind Them
selves to sustain these propositions as
party measures.
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ghf Andersom Gdreqhlg 5ntflli9aeeneefr, i9aeenee
BY JAMES e. ROYT.
TIE r M S:
TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF PER AFEU&,
IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rates of One Dol
lar per square of twelve lines for the
and Fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion
Liberal deductions made to those who advertise by
the year
nsy- For announcing candidate Five Dollars
in advance.
- rsy- Obituaries exceeding FIVE lines charged for
at advertising rates.
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"A waste ofmoney-to put ten dol.
lar hat on a, dimes worth Of brains.
, 1866-10-19

Tho Primary Meetings Yesterday-A
Large. Vote Pollcl - Tho Dele.
gates Chosen to the C0nrcn.
tion - Nominations for
Ward upcryisors.
The SoldIcrH' Ticket Undoubtedly In
The MAJORITY.

The primary meetings were held yesterday in
the various Wards OF this city for the election OF
delegates to Tho Co, L County Uni ill Republican
Convention, to be held at two o'c1eck this af1er-
noon. In the old Board Of Trade rooms, for thc
purptee Of nominating gentlemen to be voted for
In November to ell the valious county Offices and
councils.
The vote was ycry heavy one for primary e1ec.
non IN this ettF, about Owe thousand stx hundred
aicre' ticket ,eecved nearly thirty -four hundnd or
eleven hundred majority. being carried In ten ont
Of the sixtccn Wards, while lbc number Of dele.
thau ten.sIxteenlhs Of the whole number from the
CITY,. the eoidiers' ticket having gained in he
heaviest Wards. We have not received full rr.
hicsins, hut the soldiers have the majority there
so far as card from. This will ette thc friends of
The foeiesa decided minority ii The convention
Z TIE pEEoATrs.
The following are the delegates elected. with
the vo1c where given:
!;co.Ee Flltz, j. h. Hand, Jacob Delcrsdorf I.
n Wilder. Ira n, Bncl. Ieaac ptapm, J. i. How
u.G: Brainard, Joseph Mueller, George II. Garv'
Soldcgs' Ticket, Sig arui.4st III.
Second Ward General Ha.bIouck Davis.
wttehcsd E Il s Raas Henfy S,$iRa sea1niss wa: &
DeWolf. Henry Schtonder, Joseph Fisher. F. j.
rt.of
TIi1l Wn1d"chas,ss HnshS E1,ns ~ n c-cv
Joseph Poiiack, c. q. Wicker. Geor,e q Smtt5'
Fred Schneider, Charles ii, uau. John Wil.
liau1s. Frank CnnnaT f,anfn,n .Inh,n f1ni crar
Norman I. Gasseties SolI{er- ticisri > Il n-ains;
1Oy. '@N'~' ''~''~'' ~'N '''N'.'7'
pa1n MaFdIG9lonel ~ 1e[ ee1Fgs g. ca1se Gcn
Stors. ii. Van Alien. csn;sin II. a Thayc,. Z tnn. ~
rad Seinn. Geoirs Ii sidwcli' Sn,;sirTis ,;elnt 1
~ E;1;f, Werd.31cnrr ,1o-jz :1ob, r,e,,,.r po,o-
Davis. B,ai1cy tcEet' II, n.si,,s1 q s'es
Si.fh Xs.,iEf:.n T,rIns,at IT,, ,,uo,,
JoInatan Cis,t. Fr,t, It"rs y Hie III, A"sa III.
diersi tir.e, Tx ec,inst "a *'as' - W. JILL Hod'
Seventh war,.ESshnaI =. io5s,,, .r.~r Man.,
CT, +. Ecn,'stly. IuiIns Wr.tn,,i ~ Rr ,sao
Christ Cos Ersf]cv ficrcY r, a,a1,.; ~ anas'
Eighth Werd-Beter Button. Hsnry Erh. VIM
kaiscr. john rfeiacr s.;1rrs, iciani & o,s,nst IL
AZ
r. Nansh ward Canlatn !euben Cleveland.
"eu.Se rea,,S SnerMooa, Nm. Schadr, Captain II. II:
MEM, NN..Ms, ncosce hnos. ". =: tluf3'ardf: Da'iel
Mv.'@AiinH: -: ~ LampDcil. t+t0r.sc +. 10y,
, 1866-10-19

Trsr Disease Nearly Disappeared from
Among Es-Flue Weather and
Good Health.

The continuous good weather OF the past few
days has ctecsuaa1r dismissed the cholera from
our r,il*t, either fos the present or tor all time
as mar be determined by the action of the people
The death record Of the past week has varied
from elk to two daily from this cause, and while
the ordinary number Of dcuths In Chicago from
al CAUSES Il about twenty daily, there IL In Ibis
no greater danger to the people than from con-
sumption or drowning deaths from these two
causes occurring almost daily. ous daily coinuu
ehows lit Of people who are attac;:ed hy what is
tia1 all these cascs nre genuine cholcFa. Whether
dsfsfS M p s ose hc nav b.xe drawn
food for fcaT from The rather lengthy lit Of names
published each morning In thc cllo1pss column,
repored At ess twice, liz ~ vs. esset ssu IN 10
The Health UtIlcc nt the lime oil attack. md
| nEaln when death occurred. Even aircr making
| doubt that from this cause lhs. to:4t number Of
paragraphs Published d7rius the past ten DAYS
ar: in excess OF the actual number Of attacks.
order 10 provide against lis reg In tho 1utnre.
The city authorities should rec to it that filthy
aIlsys and prc%lssss .e seoaFEn hs. eseuse fos
10 work. Let the work bc Lone-
| OFFICIAL p1EtSFEc11sG. -..-
Very strong complaints a,c made br tho nledl-
sal ma, 1c,n1sye 10 ihc conduct Of some Of Inc
Officers detailed from the Health Dcnartment 10
visit the honscs fn which eholesa patients are
iunru: Aats s1t tuat VI theC gre 1noa tIntaa
top Of their voiccs-'' You will all die. Get ont
Of The way, ETC., and swinging ground their *dis.
throwing il over pianos. md rlr.or. with tllc
ssmc loo:ensss ~ on lhe q bare nooas, spolsng
iootia: lie fe-ealled d,+,nisciin. Iuid used i
practically nselcss+ containing bt few grains o.
the chloride 10 tic gallon Ut water.
CASES nErt'nTEp YESTERDAY.
! Edward Murphy. Irish. aged thirty-dvc years
Ecsilenee n, H. 1!'s = West Adams street. Attacked
~ ~ ,Isn,nr s;.,Si,, r. ~. H.. xos-a res
sRss %a1esi Of S'Ss s fssSs, taa ss Streets At
No. li1 West ti1yri:on street. Attacked wednes
dny died Wednesday AT II p. Il.
| Frank Fcuedlct, Au,crican a.e ~ ycars KosI
Fr,slny died Wcapcsdav. ~'>~>
III. Weisi Irish. n~c3 INV vs.rs. R..Iae,e.
] Monday 'aS ticd Ts Tednesdas. ~ -D'''' '''4sNes
| Richard Gamer. fr;rI,- i,,cd tw.ntr-seven ycars
Reeidcncc No. an Tayior stsrcs: attacked Tnss
| tIay: 1ird Thursday. \. M,
| w., T.aT f:.r,rs, srcJ fo,,r xo.r p,.;
d.nee M NH, aSenae aec 9 1e1 Turssay NV
dcnso No; - Nosta street attaGSca eS oasoess E
Sonn sse.. HSS.osuGe G,. ro' ~ Na'a oes9t'
D; KndcT. Iol'sRdsr, ssed thl5ty.!hre: !e,rs =.
Neridencc near Wells Fteeci BRIDGE Attae'sc'
1hnESday. , c
William Manlcy; GefmAn, afed tninS Sc. e
xcass; nesldense 10: VI sou4a ohson ssee'
A.nte EmhesE; Swedish. aged fonrtecn year, y,
ketcencc No. u Se'cn street. Attacked wen
oe,day 7; m. e. -. ~-.
@ SSa,a: Eessdcnee No. l3 Aescn st1cel' Af'acke
t11ufssaaS 1fnre; u; n, .., ,u,,,,,,
N SEnie5 r. scSaIl. German. age to.ty; kceidene
, 1866-10-19

Reception Of The NcturnIn. Delegates
Provc~~1on-1:yentnE Meeting.

Tic delegates frora this city 10 :hc Illirois State
Convention Of coiorcd Mcn :usl closed at Gales
burg will be formally received on their rcldrn 10
Chicago to-day by thcie constituents IN manner
frinble to tic OCCASION, AID III tosrn Of the high
appreciation Of tLcir efforts iu tic Convention. /
procession will he formed on Harrison street with
thc right cftfz.g On Elas Et,cct, al O'Clock, aid
rrpctrd tp the (ircat Union Dt;Iot to receive the
dele.asce. vhn will alri.c 1T ~ o'r1oc:. The
process ton VIII! take the following 1la: OF m1:c:l
North OIL Clark TO Monroc street. east on Mon
roc .crt 20 Wabash avenue. north on Wabash
ayerue to Lake ecet, eass m Ja!c efreet Ia Mich
fcan avenue. north on Michigan avenre 10 South
Eater ttreer, east On Soulh Wafer street In Cen
ual areI.re, eo1th OH Central aycnuo 10 Lake
afrces. east on Lake ttrecl 10 Michigan arenHc !;
salL 13.f,s 1est;nc on Michigan aveanc. Return
Ing, viii march west on Lake street 10 Clark
street, Eonth on Clark street 10 Harrison street,
easf o.. Harrison STREET to Fourth avenue. to tilc
residence Of 9ir. Oliver Jacobe, and dies,iisa.
The following will be the order Of procession:
Dca,ies UnIuu Light Guard Band,
r lice Force.
Younc Mems Protective Union Association.
Lincoln Gnnrd., Captain X. uawsop.
United Fe1luws.
Independent Zonascs- Captain II. Ssehol4on,
At eight o'clock the formal reception will take
place II Wikowtki Hall, which has been t,st,-
fully decorated for the occasion. Addresses wiil
rates}: Jo4cph Stanley, q. - ThoMaa, Eide,
NyerT, William Baker, Rev. II. DeBlptlst. l.. II.
While, j. B. nawson+ H. c. Warins.
, 1866-10-19

3Hc "H&E3 OH1VII E103 CT !IeCItdEa
AT the MONDAY prayer meeting In the rooms Of
the ionnG Mems Christian Association yesterday,
interesting accounts were given Of rcvivals now
tn progress u tue Tabernacle Church, corner Of
Morgnn and West Indiana street, and in the Illl-
nnis Street Church, on Illinois etrect between
Wells and iasalle. In both thcae churches very
deep religious interest Is manifested among the
children and youth connected With their Sunday
schools, and also by many adult heads Of families.
1hc MONDAY prayer meeting in room Is, Mctho-
die: Church Block. is more than usually interest
Ing, and general invitation Is extended to nl to
II, rho city e'7
, 1866-10-19

- FCFFAIb, UCtNbeF II.
FLoCE.Good demand for spring extras, 1000 brls
Ill for No. spElng State; $l9 % fE spring 1880
a1J-tt for WlIite wheat w Western.
GEHdS@Whsat T. f4!r milling demand sa!cs 81 oo hu
Corn scArce sales At on spos: 605 bn. tuclad.
inE seSo9 r. BY to arrse a. S. for Nol mixed. oass
nominal.
EroTls,oSs-rork at $3.50. Lard at 1s4e1sc.
Nu1sKEY-s2E,
CANAI IFREl;nIs-Dull; to New FORK. wheat 1ec,
corn H. oats &c, y
KECEIl-Flen,, u 915 brs wheat, 7a21o hu; corn,
CANAL Ex1.oFTs-Flour.e SO btls whrat 1e2eo pu !;
corn. 1sa1D l'n oatt. i?s, 800 bu barley, a,2ao.
SH1rxEN7s-sEntn the ports Of Chicago. MilW WAukce
and 70 edo Tor the week ending October 73h. were
Eor E1ifA1o-F1our. e ISL hr~ grain. *, lii. yx
harley. g, 100 Tn: rye G9ho0 u. For uswego-Wheat
1S64a bu. For Port Cobornc-F1oUr, 80 brls ;wbeas,
11,1o0 bu corn, s., 500 hi,
, 1866-10-19

winter - for double c1tta spring; <le''a@
11...5 for 41loIre extra
GrA1x-Nhc4t nsr.; E,,ea It . H. Ill ltoas -thon on
at s2o142 tS for No. /; sl7s.ali!s LOT ro' N;oa4
n,x n, M =. a II n. tt|cctci; noon 3oard-Sacs
$500 bu 1t 30 No. 4 Il 20 No. :$1]+ Eeee1ea ohts
n.u:cr; eaty Al 3tbc. torn se.'co: a. es ~ osSc.
Kyc aesc 1etter; sales soc for MOL Barley quiet
sales at So for .cfteI.
Nool-Eteady sales nj !ic
uors-Curhangct: sales Al Sc
LIVE Hoas-ln good demand: eales AZ ss.sa sof
h:Ayy Eeigbaa.
FEk16uTs-aQc to Euna1o.
RKck1P7r-2t0p prls aour. 5000 ou *hea|
suirxxxrs-e bra -four, Ill ,on ba wheat, 6,ooo gu
, 1866-10-19

CINCINNATI, October IS.
FIocE-1n better demand mad nr1n. Sales OF extra
at fll.7s<ale.25: family tl3,eotzl15o.
GRAiN-Whcat active and nrmcr. Sales Of No. !
winter at f2.sA1:S: spring dull At t3.l1i:B. Sales
OF LOO hu hill and white At 1900 Corn quiet but
frn,. Mixed ss@s5c- Salcs OF white 1T DC. Oats
In good demand. No. Al 4sc; No. At a.c. Rye
scarce ind nrrn Sales Of No. At $l.l!al3. Barley
arm. Sales Of No. fall At $50 chotco *l73.
Co1ToS-steady. sales OF u,Idillng at ~.
WAl:KKy-yerJ hrm. Sales Of fscc at S71s bonded
As Sc.
rEosrtoS<-stcndy. Me.. pork hrr,cr. Sales OF 81
hrls 1t est.ss. Ho!tcrs nsk $E.oA4s..2s. Bacon IN
Eood demand. Shoulders packed l5xc; sides 1sKc
eiear sdcA l9c. puk meats dul. Lard GIN falr rc-
quest. Sales Of i.no tres In lots At la215sc.
,ninn,.
, 1866-10-19

ts9Rc11E Ut@ra1cd % TIE Chicago I0bupe,1
-........ ST. LOUIS, October 1S,
fohAcco-fiFm and steady. Lngs, $7.eo; shipping
ieatt $50 II anEfactastng leaf $i7ca.
ftotE-NAAa Al t15.s3; y at 3lo5o; Xxx ut flies,
No high Srat:ck sold.
observation-disclosures were over 5000 bushels.
market still for choice: *o 50 fur 4p.inc md 4, ID
@zto for fall. Corn steady at ssc for ali GRADES of
stored. os. Inactive and quiet; 45+s;c. Ryc stlI VI
soxGa1c ;slto with sacks 3a.lcy dn,1 IL ~ cha,ae
fall and tDcs3 t1.33 for spring.
WniskEY-s:H.
ProsrIoss-M=ss pork unchanged. bacon. sbou1.
dcrs and sides dull and iorer shoulders, packed At
$ioAeat6.aeoho 1ocsc cleA: sides At e19oo. cIrar
sides packed In boxer l9c; choice eus Ar curei h,
sca7cc, aud small lots arc selling At :ss2oc,
, 1866-10-19

An Old and V'cI5-trlcd lxcnaedy-71rz.
WrSsLows SOoT1IING SYHrT, for Children teeth
Ing. has stood thu test Of thirty ye1rs. Millions
Of rnohcre can testify thai tt Is reliable and per-
fectly snle In all cases. Relieves The child from
pain. snftcns the gums, regulates the bowels.
gives IN infant. troubled with collie pains, quiet
sleep. aud Its parents unbrokcn rest. Price, thir-
ty-HIH rrrfs hntt1n -
, 1866-10-19

specimen paper aud thcir rates Of advertising
torpaymcnt In advance 10 Dr.. Raphael, Box G:;s,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1866-10-19


PHILADELPHIA. October r..
coTToS.Qutet. lttdd1ing urapds llc; middiIrg
OrlCnns I2hc.
FInrH-Qntet but nsm. ..-......-.
t;KA1N-Whcat nrm and scarcc; Rcd $9.NG315 :
While Rye $3.@5 Corn ycrS scarce, Yellow 10.
Oats aSta59c.
Wn1eKEr- Pennsylvania tic Ohio a1l4ac.
, 1866-10-19
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York, October IS.
,CorTnS-Dul1 at ie9s5c for nliddllng urlantls and
Ncw orleana. -. -
for extra STATE: c.!Aal2.o1 for extra ropui.honp
oh.o and $s?ihalsSo f1r trade eFan4s-co>inS auief
for new No: C.lrnEo spring. Rye :asc he,ttr aud
active At ftetLl2i tor new Wisconsin. Barley L4sc
helte1 At A!l?sty for tworowed Stale and tts! taF
dull but closed more active sud taily
1r higher ata:9 for inferior; 9saaf1ol for shipping
mtAgt atnnt ~ tor shipping mixed II store
Sa S;a Es wes5s,n yslloT aad Il oEllo f.. prime
Eadc ssn,er, nj Made fur ChlcaSo f752c ios Mil.
warGte. and GlkG16Jc for State.
GRoCIKsEs-Cofee dull. Sugar firm: Havana, lAa
lHc- Me3a**cs quiet and unchanced.
Hnct In bond. = -
PEoy1s1nss-Pork dnls md heavy; *S1.1oa9a1s Eos
ncw mcss. rlostnE nt S31:H cash: I'll % for Oil DO
and se 10 rri1ne ALDO lsao bre new mess. fof
s,:s3s,saS 5os nss r1.sn uess md x,soae2s s5 g.
for Cumberland cut, and l6He for short ribbed. Cu
mfats quiet anu efcadx ~ ior shoulders and
xSe Tor Ohio. atease tor s.te and 5osc fof oranE.
County pals. Che.sc dnI: 1A71skc-
DaEsskn HcGs-lleasr and lower. at RAGING.
, 1866-10-19

~ 1ULEl]U, UVtOIbEf Is.
F1nrE-steadr.
t;ral~-whcat: sales OF new white Michigan At
amber at $3.S; No. .T!ng At $1.10; rxtra do
at $..s1 Corn s8ef At f1c fnf No. tIe Oats, lSC
LAKE. FGElGlTs-EnchAnEcd.
, 1866-10-19

Lieutenant +. IN. tsilltfnnl, Of I,adu-
cah+ Kentucky. who was confined fur eleven
mouths In tie Libby Prison. and was there at.
tarkcd by Dyercpsfa IN It's worst fosna and 50 de-
l,tltated that he could not walk one square,
states that he has been entirely cnrcd Ivy Goes
Dyfrcrsia Cnsc. Let thcEu1efinE tryit.
, 1866-10-19

SEW NEtEANs, OctobCf II.
Corros-LowcE: sales 1oo bales low m,dd1in. at 5;
q SC. l:crcirts, 1854 bale@.
EScHAsak-Sew York Exchange Y discount. ster-
Hing E1chapEr6.
, 1866-10-19
u L e d =

In this city Oct. 1th OF cholera, Mrs. SARAH HILL.
1Eed Il years.
In this city, Oct 18th, Of eholcra, DEBORAH, Ic OF
Victor Z. l'utr am. aged - years.
Futera1 from !ne family residence, rs West 1lar..
Eor.et., to-day tFriday} Ns 10 N. III. Friends and
quaint anees are respectfully Invited to aticnd
EF Utica, Amsterdam and Albany parc;s pleasc
, 1866-10-19

Free evening echools will be opened In the
Dearborn. Foster, franklin. Haven, aud Wash
inGsoh ecloul buildings on Monday eycnin.
October ed. for the benefit of any, over twelve
years Of age, who cannot atteni the day schools
Doots will open at seven o'clock, be cioscd 1T
eeyen and bali. after which (no pupil will be at
mltted, and close at nine and a half
II. ". LEAsTTT,
S. 4. Bn1GGs,
E, RuH1AN,
j. F. BAL1AxTYNE
- r. b. GUILFonp,
Committee Of Board Of Education on Evening
schools. 81
, 1866-10-19
Suction Salca.


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, 1866-10-19

Hair nrcAainE without a particle Of
grease. "G1yccEia'' restores the hair, communf.
Gates delicious cooting sensation TO the scalp,
cseaRscs II from dandr1lir, and II absolutely hec
from grease, 70 as not 10 soil the finest fabric.
Caswc:l, Mack & Co., New York, Sold by al!
druggists.