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, 1866-08-17
NATl0AA1. TEACHERS ASSO.
CIAYiON.

tceoud Hny:h Proec-dInSp-yntcre1
: HkF4 uae oEf--k e: Ion of GDecFK.
: Especial Despatch 10 iae Chicago Tribanc-]
sLno1tN&ftx1s, Ausrst.16..
The eeeond da5's procosdlne. Of the National
1eaehess' Association wen qul:e interesting. .
!. .ste morning sess1cu Vas occupied principally
in listcnIng to = paper read BY Professor o. Hos
fatd, Superintendent of Putlic. Instruction Of
fiiehIssan. upon she Relations Of The Nastona,
trua1d be .betfeF to, bsanE about, edacaiioaa,
Changes b. individual rather u.sa By; Gosrtnmea-
tai effort, md against DE eo,npusory attend sncn
=. sehooIh toseea upgn oa- Children. Onr safciy
s onr Institutions, and aof iheif eo1apa:so13 @ s3
P!otsseoE Ehe1p:' .pspcr on the Re1at,ons or 4
stale " usehcf Edutatao1s E.a5 ts+.sn mp for as
epsisd IL D. 2aa4sss & oe Sas esaia g. E1oRE
:. q 5ndianaHoiis: Nr. B1cSee;t, Of lliino!s; Or:
nsio osiH s H. V9o3oe1a3 Vsn = aes VIII ot
eesds of Michigan, and Res. Jesse 9enes, Of New
1he Committee On Rc1.staa q Tho com,tttas1nn
me A@ociat:ou adjourned At bal<qast twelve.
o,. A11rHxoos sEsssc-- =.
noon: res;dsS, j. T. s GTecorS q III Iiessa ansa.
Vice Presidents Etcresson. Of Kan.
WEI RG B. E Nsa.e? q 4 s4as e as.
9, Pe9asylvAnia; Wn:K; Fheips. q Mianesota
New Tork7 s.. Z. White, Of 'Wesi V1rgiaia - :.
/ larIcncc, Of Tennessee; Richard Edwards, Of II.
secfrta,y-1- ysn Rokke,in, OF Aar5lana.
Treasaree-sa1nts CrniI1hank, oF BROOKLYN.
Hon: l. VauEokkel,u. Of AaI11acd, from The
committee appointsa for that purpose, reported
h, H. e. %aysa oTa ss'sS T. ~
and Iev. Dr. fott, of Gninn College, which Wric
, 1866-08-17
FROM NEW YORK.

Destructive Flre-Loss Sl25,000-ChoI-
ern Report-New York Insurance
Companies Lna,cs by the Port1nul
Ffrc-Ihe H0r&A Ha1IFoad TAx-Rev-
enuc Frauds ARRIVAL OF Morc
Cholera.
New Tong, August 16.-A Nse bzoke cut III
AaEennan'e dEre store, on Htoadwsy. which was
totally destroyed also destroying his Atoc1<. Loss
9H0. Rogers Brothers. silver pIaaera, and
ter, n,oC0. others also lost Iuors ushily. The
loss il put 1t $ts5,0oo.
Eteycn csses md ak deaths from cholera 1c-
9ostssd 9s n ahls flsy. and eleven cases and seven
Thirty insurance companies lu this city have
paid Si,:35 e0o losses By the Portland atr;
The Acting Commissioner Of internal Rsyenue
n W;1;shnston b. !vsn his epiatoa ist The coy.
In this city nIe Of The naturc Of m agreement and
as aucsa require reTenue stampt: In charging two
cenis additional above the legal ta1 he saJs sis
g 9f ~ n,snt sn The part Of the
Extensive nsuds upon the revenue arc said to
hare come 70 light among the dealers end ship
+ ii. III Wss Ct, ,oo3 pounds, On Which dalr q
$e1, should hare been paid. 1t was found that
the packages lad the feyenue brand On them
permitting them to come hee 10 this port and that
tdc5tes bearing the n1rne Of tho deputy collector
of the district Ia which DansiIe is sftua:cd show
ing that tbs duty Lad been paid. THIS Eisuu.usr
and 5sssmsp Il sprsa1s Tsss EoSEed: ,,.,x
postsnt statement of the amount Of tho frauds on
The &c, cznment In tho manufacture OF tobacco.
lie states that the loss 70 the Treasury py tbs non
payment Or evasion Of tho tag Is about eight mil
IN NEW :1'lt Yonx, < August 1s-7ae bark john Marlin
gHiyed today from Antwczp. She bus eighteen
| Qnn1nntine. There were four cases received or
| the hospital ship to-Gar.
, 1866-08-17
FROM Sc. LOUIS.

Convention Of Dissenting Pfcsby tcxfnn
-Reaolnt1ona Adopted -Cholera He.
po1ts-1es1empt to nestnoy tho ncnd
HouEe-CruHhed to Deat1s-Cold Winter
In Cho1czn Ca1cz-Found bead.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Lor1s. August 16-
The Convention Or rebel ministers and laymer,
nho Dissent from the action Of tho Presbyterian
General Assembly, 1net Inst night, and appointed
conm}tse 10 repor buslneeS programme to-
dsy- About uftty ministers and fost1 IaTnsn u1c
in attendance, nuostly hom kentucky 4nd Mi.sfs-
sippl- To-day they adopted the following rtsola-
dous: Ftrsl- To sppoiut COMMITTEES to prepare
statement Of ahelr grievances against tie Gcae-
eral Assembly from 1E61 to 1860, lnrlnsi,e, to be
adopted "a IN Official act Of this body. Second.
TO present q popular appeal and warning 10 the
Eeopfe against The action Of those who tsy to con-
xa9f ss@s Re1Re q 51s Pps e. The ,, General A.
ton from al who unite with u IN Tho belief liz:
The aec1a!1tIons Of The Geuera1 Assembly are IN
opt s te ef a.
Gr1t resolution the committees was as follows !:
neE; =. Il. Nelson, Rev Z. + McAfee. Rsv Geo
eon. Undcs Tho second resoiutiom. Stuart robin.
son was one OF The committee. :
1hs cholera cases io-aay were 14i. deaths g.. II
dsys deaths are the highest. Tho weather Il cool.
Phyaicisrs hopc the climax has PASSED 49,
A police force vas zen: 10 thc A1seu2l this
Cd nom soldiers nul citizens, who ihseatea 70
!ehr Il down. 4 mob oF eoldieEe from tie AzsenaI
lat night attacked The ,ntchlncn and drove lltem
A. etoek droycr. named Ed. Munich, att.uppt-
e. se,s m93II!nE TO leap from wharf boat 70 tho
steamer Sc 9rt kste ksarney he missed his distance.
Jhe aus1antins otleer, reports that twenty-five
Of the negro soldiers landed from the ConinsfIta]
a ut3 AnsSa atAo ort
, 1866-08-17


One Of The most aousishins and successful en-
tcrptiscs in 1s city may be eetn In the establish
zaent knoWn al 1ha "C1deaso I'raetica- Painting
Company, southwest corner Of IaSANe md Lake
Streets Ii ht growth Of less than two yaa,7,
and in tha& bt3ef space Of lime the bnslncsa Las
increased with sufptiaing raptdity, until now
thcir trade extends to ali parts Of Tho Vest.
About two Jsass ago several practical painters,
who had already been estahl.h ID In bualnoss for
many years in this ci.y, uuited their capital,
stock and Trade, and formed Practical Painting
e1cate Ge facilities for doing basiness On ai srse
tcs. This obIeet has bcc1, fuijy attaiaed 81 sso
Company, which ID composed Of thoroughly prsc-
have had to ealarEe tie es:ahltshmeat, whteh nov
6eenptss a eighty fess n asale street. 1hse: aoosn,
Esery h:sneh q the ra1utine aEt, comprising
c1oossing md guiding, ornamental and plctags
sp aaa s;ofe saE Ep;ane e h
sSah Fr2s1d 70 Signs md sien. Psinting, of Wa1ei
III 81
IN The West. Eone oF the best s1gn and ornamcn-
tal pain.css arc employed. and The work taEned
el,*s a nay b atsestsd By tan5 : meschsnts M and
business mcE Of ous city. They keep On hand 4
large stock Of well seasoned sign boards ready Tor
lGuel1n1t 60 mat inc NnE.s c2n bG CON-
pleted With tho tho least po.si lie dc1ay. Signs,
Eanaers aud other ornarneatal work are daily
second targe order 91s recently tl!td By them
ifon New Orleans for glass aiEns k;:ered in bur
I'll it, Departments ii completed It tht anortctt
notice. Tito Company arc ut present r 1tlng ia =
large stock Of vaalehes, paints and ol1s. with an
assostuent Of pantc=r' iatct.aia, with the d=sig
Of establishing eomplcts paintcis' supply slofs-
Paittes wiahing to do thelf own painting eau also
purchase 1t the establishment mixed pants, var
nees ~ this line aro recommended to call at Tit
estabiixhMent u. u and % Ia 6alte{trtet, and ii
and 161 Lake et{eet. kQpthKeat corner.
, 1866-08-17
FIH


Atat,een minutes past eight o'clock last cven.
Ing dsr Was discovered burning III largs stable,
sitnated On IN alley in Tbs rear of No. 81 South
Clark street Owing to the highly ineamabls
character OF The cou:=nth Of The building, tbs arr
spread Through It With Escas snp,d'sy, and almost
s,sn{ s.. y se s se1s 4a n. S lid, ". e sas
hoisc that uns tied in one Of the STALLS md the
draft Inns s1tsn II oprasng ,he door ne9raeea .he
9cw = nn1ies. and ihe dsroasiSs element opee q
10 IT'S Ci11k street. oceupied ae lszer beer q
Ga1n, @ Vas nrrt to receive ! .rls,t 1he roof and
peoe E.ra5S 1EnsSa raeeF sa tas tntSn1s en-
ntss nsas t' ise WSoIs ROOT was biszinE sraedyeh!
Ing IN The hcarent 1or many blocks srount.
The Ire brigade was On tns ground almost In
mrdialely, but owing 10 The time necessarily CON
n5csent lie tac spfraa Of ,hr arc From searaasr'a
saloan, tie Garnts Travelled tn so1thetly diteS.
az est viii T. IT. "a ID e.
Epels of Greenfield + Kotcn1aals Aaos ' Store 70 70
n.6,.ss h1sgs5h Sss S,fss4 saosss ssop e No
aels3. Tho ire also spread Across re 1?heJ atSn
ing II ihe roof thrnc AtoTy frazRe batiaiaS ia
reaf Q! No. ~ Fourth ascuus, oocnplea ey a ~.
outage adjacent. occupied ~ coIored family
This Litter st1nctnre was nearly destroyed
Aner 5he Arcnea oEce get their strcanls on thel e
I ont, vcF2 eu:lrely. destroyed. Tia seve,est los
ftE TEon seh1ndeF brothers and r v FIJI
badly danaccd hJ The two elcmcuts. TAG lozse
weic estimated as follow1 ;
Schroeder nfothess' Ia.cr beer saloon, No
st1. loss about Il zoo Oh stock and nxturce anI
ssn o. furniture. Dr.. Ttesdesiek, xho oceapis,
sustained loes BY hrcataec md water of fI0q
!: | Tte 11ctsss. EchrGdeE wefp tuliy insured, II
building ard barn In the rear wefe owned BY n,
Rantenl. whose less vas about $t8o-lnsure1.
u FfjFnHfJ4F1H.
ri. who also owned thc building, sustained lo1
On Etock Of &bout $s ,aoe. ana rFohabaJ !,oN Q
| ill., ht,fldtfr Il MAx Et8ie0 that he IL fully u
~! tnerd. NJ Charles Eaus1 had IN ofdcs oresheat
WEich was, with IL contents, badly damaged
water. 1ees H1luown .x. i.
20 VA contile1ab1y iniascd BY tic delage
water wtieh WIS thrown upon IT,
| Alexander HiaeAel, ~ho OCCUPIED No. ELL, a
, 1866-08-17
SUICIDE.
a Unxty Marriage ard Fetal Hcpenf-
Nucer

fe5:rdsJ 1no1Ging young Norwegian wom1n
u7med Caroline Poulsen, committed suicide by
swallowing large dose Of araenic. She was
e1oppinr At the time al No. la5 Peoria etree:, In
ttc honsc oi friend, Ara, Andersen, to wtora
the connded the circumstances which led her to
commit the fata1 aet Her pItfal utory, rs st2ted
se Il no os II t. ssss s;sss @ s1sf & H.
attair.
II apreass that carolinc WIS married on Monday
named Eernt T lanie, q Norwegian. Tho conrt-
sa,s R@ssaisI @ a is:siea: "a tssi. nss;isd l :.
to osee his Caroline, Nth vhom Be I'D Ieen &C
9na1ntcd+ and took dInncr Hitl her. There fn
Eat ine md place he spoke 70 hes, md asked h.r
!, she haa partly fo;sottea him. Tls.e;t Ees1s.
IL lad ill., 10 LII "a, IN noiia is a oa7 tSa hoase s
scrsnht, sho wsn:ed to marry him. He was
s.cEse 10 The match md BE kacw OF NO better way
ca:oliass ,Wonid she be persuaded: if.rr sooi
dsa, q eatcaty l s1d weeping on hls part s5s con.
e 1asd ,sc q r. "a, Sin dzsa for Moga
nnd also entered Into a bargain. thqt NOT word
Eae bc said Of tho marriage iii It was ali over
r; I assa a aa ssss r.
1nssdsy ~ iasde sas % % sis b.:ee s Ma~ % Do yon m
Ee: 1ssa dSss Ssasss sR5 aS nSS
ia hc had already bc.un TO rac. The msid seFtank
having heard Of Tie marriage, WINS sick, and ho
wss ashamed ofhmself that he could not 80 to sec
hcf: He -cpe1ted Of what he had done, refused to
EaiE out With Ills wife, refused to acknowledge
heT1 wanted 10 ltaF up tic ccltiGcate, and was
gloomy and lnrah sud unkind. The poor girl ran
from the honsc to scek consolation from her
1ficnds- Oh the street sic met btre. Jacohson,
10 Nlom a1e contded her eosrows. Mts. Jacob.
sou slopped her IL the lace. That sas all the tyu.
r7thy and consolation she could Ect from her
aEicote. Caroline became half crazy. and r7heu
the reached tie house Of Mrs. Anderson she made
mp hcr Eaiud 10 die. Poor bride Tho lftc out Of
all life sss= gone from ker. Deserted BY her hus-
hand s1apped IN tho faee by her friend. tllsre 'Eas
There nre bind ways provided, thn foredons
bfors 81 ii, ieisinx I 10 90 nsia snssous ast1e
Through the conspicuous portal"
One Of these "bii1d waya* Cusoline took She
swallowed large dose Of arsenic, md before q
She expired about eight O'Clock On Wcdnesia,
eventng, at the house Of Hrs. Andersen.
1ho husband, wien he asst heard that his bride
had taken rotrun, wns tucrednlous and laughed
neither would he a1mH that che WIS lis wife
| When ho learned th1t she wss dead, he too5.:i.l
minds Of tho police that he had administered IL
him. EQt he was 1ot to lc found Heio.e he
deaiht however, the unhappy young, woman re
3aorcd a1l suspicion BY admitting 1hat she hcssel
! bad bpaEhs tho poison. md hoping that heaYcl
| Moulh fnrr1ye her for Ler bad deeds, Sha wa
twentyonc ycArs Of agr Ut the tina oi her death.
The body wAs removed 10 the dead-house ycs
te5day, and an inqueat waa held in the evening
d1rt OF suieidh.
, 1866-08-17
COTTON.
4 New and Useful Invention.

Antrr{rr In thn rnrn errrTnrn& s,f t1,a 1.+e
!ion, ano up 70 saAt very noos, eouoa was oniseE'
saH5 recognized rs the Republican King. There
was none 10 dispute It's legitimate dynasty. b
the Of tbs cotton lords It's thsona
Com took its place and H1u tnalutaiu 1ts xoysr-
ed.;,,, s.,tsst.5 ~ 5eson ~ = 81 m sn Aaa sae
affection Is not now, - IN former ysan, conhued
shsmPlons y ths South, made 8 - ths ssry ~
ceFalt1es o. The case and they are right willing to
eharsc cotton fos ecsn. But cgsta1, although 1t
M.y neFer be King, will maintain strong inf,u-
enss u sGd ~ ,Sa tana y assoa q - asxnoHedgs4
., Let us drop n1ctalhor and come down to figures
not esesed twa m1liou bales. }ise yesrs hi hsncs
rer.
or ise peHe9 Il W e s Uasa q
Is not c1Ar1ly Whit We E7fsh 70 talk ahont; but
daced to I she pnb ios pressnc sss nd bang
cotinn-
The drn Of Colon. Waste d Bother Ia we'll
past ,hrce 10 dsc yeaa 1t has been engaged IN sup
plying the ag1icIltuIista LAY rxcss, which has,
b y 1on Ss 1T p.s ssT .os
ta1e elae: q ae1aenltaraa machinery.
md Rc hsndsor,e fo1tnre - vtieh they | ha4e es1nea
determined to gire that genius Which produced
tbs Hay Tress direc,loa which would detelop
eomethlng c,en beyond and above it,. 10 sitf
Has to DC; end they axe new ready 10 oIey 10 tho
| planter 4 new
| coTros rnxta
which. IN our eeffms:ion viii rre,4. a .rra,tton
| md achseye popularity among cotton piamissr.
N. h.,r r~,mfrt5 1h.Y Hr.ss s,G ~. @ =.
somc of liz stnrr. Ia fhs sk.rs ,,f hs1c ~ rfn1
NOW rradS far ,nsnertfon II he ~ rrcds .s
! house Oh Bower Iroberr. iaEe sticef .na vii
nrnernd ~ note ,hs. E. SAsTa an4 VII
rotSon n1onttT. rts1 sstmefeH =, u n. a
StEsr14rrr Al ~ - C.1tff$.- ~ ~ rs S.e1t.
, 1866-08-17
SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

Election or Fctr mcmber4-Thernes for
D1ecu15son-Ero1o@yo OF Illinois.
Especial Despatch 20 ths Chicago Ttihaue.1
BCJA1o, n. T.. Augast Is.
The ecieu5tc Association to-day, in tho no1n-
in: seatioa. accepted tomc fHr now members,
amcag whom JEczr eeresz1 Of ths most cuia.nt
men OF kcicncn IN shs eountrJ-neary all Eastesu,
howerer. About four hundred and sky nc;nt=21
zFc present. .....a.
On motion, foe couveuienea In dtkcusssoa, tie
Assoelatinn diylted into t1so sections-one OF
OF ihr dfscnssons Of sufficient 3nt=.czt to send
b3 tc1esrspb* having been On ihe lneal1 Indians
Alum IA KInAd, &c
"A reFy ionE and ah!e papcr m the geology Of 4
Nnofs was rfescrlcd hy Frot Wortheu. Stata &C.
oleSiat Of llinots, On which 4 lengthy deo,1a Gu
Ered. -
Eranimtty Of feeling and m active spirit Of sci.
cutl1c 1rsesrth seen, TO stimulate the mcmbczs.
, 1866-08-17
FROM MOBILE

Frcedmen>s Needing In Choetaw 0ouu-
ty-Thc Emigration Scheme Discus
scL-Attckupts 10 Hreak up tho Meet
"a mreting was htld yeziefaay in Choctaw Comfy
About eefcn thousand freedmen wcsr present
Many 1tsolEtiun4 *efe pasae1 with regard 10 the
ci:1a.ion sekcuar. aud It. wa1 determined 10 send
cnmmfttce 10 Washtrgtoa TO eou1e1 with the
authorities Tor tec ttanspo1taaon:. Iht tuscting
rsas repeatedly disturbed by Ill dfsPosed whIte
psSxpnF, hus no casualties occurred
, 1866-08-17

+: Tho Fen1an Ricnic-Lette.s. -.
Tho following letters. 1eee1ved by ahe Commit
tee Of Arrangements Of The Fentsn Picnic on We'd
ncsday, were Referred to In Cur report yesterday,
but om1tfad for w10t Of room:
FEox staA1oH 1nuABu1I. -r.~
~ a91ss, , tnxtinG nc tn he present ena adasess
their picnic to be held on The 18th Inst, was re-
cet&cd al Washington Ehen Nas In The nI1St OF
pressing business, and haa Inadvertently Lain au-
Yoa H. - 1ishs es ia imposing .h,t .yi,np..hi1s
naive land from oppression am opposed to
& ~ I'd Sss9s oae e ~
3'c t9Es1a d. fssrE people la1d who ae
otiier engagements vii notadmft Of n,y being
present on The occasion referred to, but Jon
hasc my best Nia1cs for the sie>-aa M every
cIost which. Is American citixen.i yca can
ptopes!y make for tho redemption OF JoRr uatis=
rEox oEsEa41. snER1nax-
NV 011EaEs, July 16.: ,
TO It To I peas 20 q S as sessa
hood Il Chicago. On August. :s4h, ICES, but NJ
dulles WI prevent nc from. heilg present o.
attend. and ny beat ufahes 10 yoa 1os pleasant
picnic, lrc,ualn, ete- -
NEW YonK, Jn1y II.
JOLT picnic, but cailnot next month. bein. DC
tanned BY the dangerous illnnse q my wife, and b.
otheE urgent con=Idctat{ops. Allow me then Il
movements OF the fdends Of ireland since oui
ntoriye erort In 1873 neither my Interest nor mi
It1th tn the Cause has Abated.
The right Of each people 10 eueh fnstItnttoua and
such national Developments a. lis own Interests
ts own genus, slal dlcta:e, Is sye11 day asserting
ftself with grc.tsr force and eac.rJ. Heceu
erents 70 En1ppe azc ea3ea!sted to SIRE 1t fre.l
and powerful iMptits, It mny be chefEed--I
nsy seen n eome loaalities. II soma periods, i
be tcfeated. and aflc4 Whit wa hare scen, N
11s< no right 10 despair Of Its ultimate aud mi
ycrFa1 EuEcesA.
do not tcparate lie case Of ireland from that o
otter countries and races sursr1ng under IN i'm
posed n nd hatftul yoke- ] wish TO teo ireland 70
the 1rleh cot tecausc hHyt oG profess any speeta
efccHou for Ireland OR The Irish, but betause
believe Ii bctt fpt til msn that al man sho7id b
ffrc. The fetfetlnE oEAuy IL ID great wong en-
harm TO The cpp:rs sor ~ 10 tho o2prenscd. b
l1eEtny that tho tlnh s gaining, Ind destined COZ
ftsnily 70 gain wider and deeper accep.ance,I r
, 1866-08-17

Masonic P1cz1c--A picnic rndertthe auspfccs
oflsney Lodge-A T. 4 A. H., will be given 81
Evanaton np "wednesday, Aug. = No further IN.
thcir friends that tic patty viii be all that enuld h
, 1866-08-17
THE: CITY.

so,pnas' HoxE-1he noard Of Managers Of
the Soldiers, Home viii meet 1t O'Clock this 1t.
te.Doou, In The rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
ixn Association.
, 1866-08-17
uNN GEu MRf&S

- 0*WNaQ. 4NrN3& II.
F1or8-Eoehsutrd st To . for So 1prtns; sen1
i red winter s13nq for xsIae; 81 doah1o
eItI7-
Gns:.Mhe.s ns:. arm Int 4n,et 70 ! sil1xsaSEs = sash
he'd 1t III, -NA1th ~ Aldfu The y1tkH o1 1HfEf1
Co<n ofsened trr1- 80. IIlino:9. skaS&fe-clost1F
quaet 0asc selnnE In saaa 4ots II &C fof So I'LL
cASo. Rye quttx-
EAAh faEnH7s-utchsngeda Wheat, IKE: coFn.
e8c to ScH YORK.
Rxe1u1t-So receipts bf t1Ee-
cas1L Earcf7ssoa hzh a0ar, 50 bu shest, u ~
, 1866-08-17

K11znE Ex TEE oa2a--On Wednesday, evening
child two snd hs1f years Of age. uancd Adeline
Justctycnkz, daughter Of Polish eraig1ant+ waa
xtn oynr and Killed By train al tArs on The Chi.
ngoG ST. Louis Rail- cad 1rack- naar tho csoesins
=: cburch street, Ettd:epost. Both hes Leg md
one arm wae aInpntatcd b he CIR wlea!a. Tho
, 1866-08-17

PerGect1y ssfe IN Il! GaSnas +.SHI1ss Mr.
Turh "A tesh{nc. Wind collie, d. H. asafe, reliahlo
cd hsrmless fcmeaJ. II not only fc1layes thc
cid tom pair, hui requisites the stomach and
b0wels, cotfcc4s acaditJ and gives !one ND so.
tfrT to the who!c kyztGrl3 gives teAGto laf 1otne&
: -snd health 10 tho child. Rus1s4zasos
, 1866-08-17

People nre perfectly cNET after that
new song Just Published by Whl:amose, easik1ed
Void Orchard Cot By tho Stream 1t ii eertAIi,-
u beauty. ErerJbodJ Il baJtng as LTo:, 4
EEuLfA. es&l
, 1866-08-17

School Rookx.-xS holc.zlc aud retail.
A large assortment pg al School Books 9*ed
West 1t rrdneed prices: Also l5scs assoE1.ncni
pfsccond.land School BooE1 In good condition
yery Cheap. At SHtnIocK's School Hook etorc, 1ls
Dearborn, ,ttEcet. Chicago. -1tat door south Of
Washington. a91a
, 1866-08-17

FATAL Ace1DE7-A WoxAx K-lED 1r \ p1s-
1oz sHor.-stos.ly a:er twelve o clock yest:rday.
An pn.ottuaAlc aud tA.A accident occnstcd II No.
Is Quincy ntrcst, nhach resulted IN tho almost
ins.s-t deash cf most et.insk1e lady. Tic fol-
loving lie the circuzat;snces Of tho h1strcasfn.
xeaJr: Mrs. Emil! Shiel. widow la1F. occnpied
the upre1 t.t.Y Of the honte No. 70 Quincy ttfeet.
as kbeacdstx cst<blAtueut- While seated tn the
.ron. room engaged In tnnret!1:ton with geo.
friend, Mrs shiel stopped cscr and sating q?
tcsoIver which had ',ecu placed undaf th-faaira
fnGic by one o9ibe bosttsr., innoeently banded Il
to .. p. sssns sc :, a1sSsfs HE H. H. y
e n essa9 s:shs t. = sen.snss I he ~
ss: ssGss gsdsa sae e II L hssd s .5Sossa 81 ss
Hli.b sha ksd been rea.ed, forward npon ths
:ear, f.csn witch position she wns 1aiseh and
ptsssj upo Lied ~ III. Pati.h md her si.lsr,
# The Hup,cat when The accIders occurred Med
Ia riI raE Il once summoned. bat the poor Lady
szr1ivcd oalf lwrzty minutes sroso the Line of Fc
A. III H !, sas rr1aorrd that .Mr. Parish tai
purrpteiy tilie1 Mn. shiel md AZ otaeer va wa,
dcx4satxhrd In Sergeant B4Hrt IT, taEa Atu Into
cueiooy. This vs5 doac4 and ha va held r. eon
.tSastat e.me e bo1a m sa tune Fe coroncfs
Jim resulted IA tEa ac7uinal from Ill blame o
Ar. Pa1tEh.
The pistol which caused tit accident wns one Q
E4liott'E patent Asc shoof1pe tcEplvets, n2un1se
iu.ed h Rsn1pston, u iI,os. New IolE, aaSl !
IL ots we1roE TO ha,d;e. owing u .hc gleai c-ss
Tiih which II e4u be discharged
Mn sijci was t~ea.y-t~6 ysars Of age # :h'
xcorasrfspccs rs 4 N3st excellent lady. Sh&
would hare bctn married rcl month, but for thil
unlo1aIa1c kcGt.nt &
, 1866-08-17

B1nDax Aoc1pxsH.- On "wednesday night la.t a
vessel hato Madison street hsadee; nnte,Ilnz ii
70 much thst the travel orcr It viii b suspended
far long time.
, 1866-08-17

Psuk~lue's Ppre Cider Vinegar x1ttl
soar grocer soz no oihe1 .inessf. Iargsst works
Of the lind In the Vultca States. C4A.1ks @.
E. PArskc:c. 80 and i'll St1tc etseet, Chicago.
, 1866-08-17

Qune IN event In tho history Of Blue Island,
and also In that ot farming, occurred On TueadaJ
last. 1twas tsiaf Of a new dltehtng machine,
the invention Of Mr. Judd Stevens, o. Wayne
County, New To1k. and the property OF The uGhl-
caso Dttehiug and spadtng Company" The.ewas
quite IN Interested gathering to witness its opera
tions, The question nf drainage being ono Of crer
tcrcasiug importance to the farmer, especially On
our prai1tr soil where it is alwaye necessary 10
s99a ad ns s 2
S$1aint1g 1aashlnea have been pqt upon o. mar.
he cost of lie dsanrg could b 20 1saeed Is sc. e
n 70 sns,sassa e. gR MT ssssaa shus expesl.
In 1sss, and subsequent Improvements patented
List fall a1Se made 1t true labor saver In il
present shape It is reli adapted to tic needs OF
. the GsmeF. 1he following are tts essential fea-
The machine consists Of ts.enty-two zpadea st-
t1ehed to centre shaft, and worked on: the
away viii ihe forward molios-. Ibs weight Of
as .D b 'e;ss e IT, s
under tho loose1cd eatth, and elevate Il above
the surface, whers II Is discharged or = platform
cuts II eaeh stroEe between q eisht h.'sli nd
nine inches deep, IS tast IS m ordtsW
lean xIll xalk. making ditch Of sufficient
making It Of ample length IN order to aroid Tho
1afn 9naR}g a}gS H.; seh1a 4 H. ~ a
two and q half feet vide WAS cut IN the short
epacc Of l4lrty minutes. the team timing SIX
tines Tic place selected was patch Of p.sisie,
with a covering Of some tcu or twelve inches oi
black 1aaul on epb.oll at :ve1r teuacioua yellow
ttay. Il worked beautifully. without clog
Eing, ind seemed in fact to do the work. a.
well a. eoNld he wished. Every oae present was
highly satisfied with It's performance and seemed
make our pra{zfes indeed and IN truth TIC garden
ground Of the world.
Further information may be obtained OF TIT
I Secretary of The Coupuy-Georsc Il. Bessds1ee
Esq, ofthis city.