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, 1866-08-25

MrsErH.-lt IA exceedingly 0idlcnN to de.
scs,nino beforehand what Will bo lttIc amount Of
Of Myor with which piece will be received,
though ono l.aa wcl1 enough settled In ones own
Mid flso degree Of excellence Of tic play. Thorc
arc few men who wonld hayu had the tcsn:rity 10
predict for Moses In Egypt" nn exsuuded run At
tho Museum, yet II drawa we'll, with ITO a!sns OF
fatigue on tho )art Of tue audiences, and bids fatr
Ia sculain OH the boards ti'i the secnnd Mases
slali ,aka hts appearance here, and eclip:u !! tn
Tho auperior snendo. q M ,ho present pSrlaps i
may fairly 10 presumed 70 pattaku Of tho carac'
ter OF the cntlascd psol'1e who form ita subject,
ald be voted is.oprcsatblo-not susceptible Of By
ia i,ass already characterized TIM pleee q. =
ens!oHs mixture of ssnsa a..d nv1setisc-tho lat.
II TIL e pssS s'epi ea u n o ses
t,yo iEs,ancea, that whrh aees,s to have been tu-
tes.lcd us c0rlsc, vcrges On lhc iraEtc; tor la
] &s t u me- III
consequent, On nc real bsxins pIoeess: 1,ut
IS beautiful scenery. Inde:ous1y selected music.
9.a na Il L., sSe g ,o 1os 7 FEE =
though DO more 10 he compared with Il Than .
iii ilis atieinoon, d Matinee. will bs slsen ..The
onicc:' To:nielt, s:Noscs.w
viii :ae splyax nd Shadow paa;oius. % hive
! r,l. long and moderately successful career 81
| Mcvtrkcrts. which is now Tapid'y drawing III u
and evening ouly. aiter which Prof, Sylvester will
tor good On the '.FalIs of clyde The conhlned
| who have hitherto omitted to ylsft tic Theatre
Aiucr this bill was rst presented, will do we'll to
eEs osS nsT IL 5s hs IN
viii probably mike thesr bow TO TIC public on
Nanaa,y, evening. ,,,,.,
, 1866-08-25

tRlec'a. despatch tu the Ch1raao Tr!1unc.1
MtLwArKFr. Anghst a.
ftnrn-DM,t. satcs 80 fis artrt,nr sprln1 NJ q 10
taeInu,
uK.tN-W -Whrat-Etpn1y ntt't phl"t. sart NJ n. H..
ts,nn u tr ut t7A. Fetrr MI AGustft l'r,'i 1n'sr't
+alrs tsD In NJ s1Al fr M. r"asl e '"lIct TIL
lai1. hrplr,n,rrl at 7. IN bohrt. nu.htn4 tlol,e.
tnKrsp tssaths-Nunnat.
WtN,l.-lnrltAn9fst nt lttsl1".
1tuki,7r-:uV tls ivtlrt lAahi l'u wiIoat, Ahpa In
Anla. ban hi r4IFn.
kl,lrMsx1s-tGu hrlh t.Mlr. stOD1 hi whrat.
, 1866-08-25

son have not seen single easc OF cholera, and
no more cases OF cholera motbns than ID nsnn! ~
this season Of the year. iou rest assured that
tho prominent phys1clans Of olr cliy VIII not be
backward In reporting nll casca Of ch01cta thc5
mSy tc called Gpon IL treat. MKDfCus.
, 1866-08-25

To CArtTA1ls7s AND l!lrtNrae MkN.-Attentlon
IL Invited 10 tho Advertisement cs Wholesale
homo In !hls city who dcslrc to czsend saes.
huRltcsE by an lhcsc sca~e oI capital. II Viii 10
found undcf lllu t,pntling nr ''Fnttnpr Wanted"
, 1866-08-25

TIr. r. d. Amos, Of lIcnton 1anrbor,
Mich. writes *Dr. llerrlcE-l commenced usiu;,,
silcr iLcm The best medicines before The people
alwaye do gootl. Nost oil Our neishboss H.o
lhenI."- rf1ce twenty-five cents. SOLD every
where. J. II. REED & Co., Chicago, ILL.,, whnlc-
salc acru&e. mlG
, 1866-08-25

l}Asx IAlt--A mcet,uE of tho Execl'tnf ItA"c
lall Ctuh will bc llcld thls cyrnng at fatloE No.
=, lldggs ilours. far tho ratpn:e RI making nr'
fnnrcn,ctltt 10 attpni the l}aat Dai Ton!natncht%
IN Ia lln13 nj U1OOn11npiun.
, 1866-08-25
BOARD Of EDUCATION.
Special Meeting, August Fl, 1866.

n-u.-... w..
tfcse1t-Afs'stS: ' na!san.Ime, , Re@.aa M::5nts IG
f9no, nr1Fss, Gtalkcr snn Ao'n' 1os'e1' e'H''ota'
1Sseat1 1%es:!s: g toaleld, Ryder, 1lnkham,
President Holden Il. the Chair.
ahs GomGIes ,s, oq Maaon "a o. io crry
T. Bclaeld, James II. Hsoxaell ,nd Leslie iwas.
Aleo 70 ala1la l. oasGf, 4snae :; HlhG+' pr,G+'
5ihnan donss, 1af!io =; A.oSs, asaI H. es"a''
AarIlet -. Slo"ssa uHu .Ihs 4. H. ,.is;a ,s,,
s x..o rss.,ss, .n,
1he following designations were fceet'ea aIa
ncecpIed: n...,. ..,;..,.t r., .,. s1.,,,or
loa1Ee q: tn1nns. ia,,,9 ~ T., ti H. :;n1.,
School, ana .Js; Judith GAansy' Ass's'aat IN tns
stnmmen s.,.. Sshooi. m cor+,,, rccomucn1ca that
Ins Cnmoss on :; aG,,, T aehar M.1sn I'm
SelM;at .., Se Si,i. 1 % St-;, Ena,s,, ~
,sn1;r1 tlIs Recommendations 0' 'he >oh'a'es "e1e
r'ne'psl q lns Jo'fs SGs0 H., ;s,,, n,oce m ,o
ELECTION o. It!ntlpal o. l1e ho1ss SGnupi.
The motion ptG*is,!ed AMI Ar. Lcavitt nominated
lisnfy L. 1eHei1. y T., .:, ,,,,..,, ,.o.o, ..~
hGSTy ~ at'a w.. cs.g ss aS
cl:etcd: .,,.,,,ou:,o., .,,o, .,.. , no,,,,n or,ho
lhc SupeflMen1cht tllen Ieatt PUT poI55lo u tnS
annual report. ahcA wa aeeep'ea Ana adop'eo
| hS 1ae tioatu as L.. "a 1,i,;, rsHi; ,, ,.,,aa
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds. NJ
Yer having lnF long tme eanshsseu t1e fusss s,.s
W" r. SST ~ tc @ TapG a ~ avi'e
eooi reasons hare moi been purchased. wonld
Hew 5ccommcn' ~ m to Eon ts G Gueaas :,}n e. ro,s @ @i
| tinn in CtItr,ru ItyIi,v Il (tunlacc On Harrison
, 1866-08-25
THE CITY.

RraxoNKp ron SkaLxcr.-1,r, +. II. Nauhcr,
No. II Dlnc Ielaitl ascnAc. was summoned 10 ap+
pear before Jusllcc Miil!kcn, ycster,ay morning,
10 answer ll!n charge Of t.cglrctfag 10 report \
, 1866-08-25

ExAr1xA44oN or FkHAtr 1KAcnrna.-Thcrc
w!1tbo an examination Of female teachers nj tho
on1co Of tic 1'aarl Of Educaston, No. 20 Iasatlc
stsco,. On rs!dsy. August al, commencing paac'
tua11v nj nlEc a. nj.
, 1866-08-25

E7orrAaE At TIE 1sniusE.-fAst evening, about
Ayc o'clock, thc5e waS another OF lhuar frequent
grand rioppagcs at Madison street 1Irtd:c. Tho
}.nt OF carr reached m fnr ~ TaSa..u *sscet, md
about IN equal tltstancr westerly ffua TUG hri,lgv.
Aud Randolph etrcct is ~ far from completion ~
, 1866-08-25

SrppEx DEAr.t.-Mt. sc'vln 4, pIngru, ron ol
Rev. J. &. pingrn, Of Evanston. died suddenly
stMcmphls, Tcn,1csscc. on Thursday. of eonscs'
atye chilli, The 1eceaecl was an hts way 10 the
Indian Territory and Northern Texas. IN TIC ca
racity Of Secretary OF tic loaftl OF 1ndasi CON-
, 1866-08-25

TnE It1cErT,oN OF THE El'nEstD-S7.-Ata mcct~
ing Of the Directors Of llic Doartl of Trndc held
yesterday afternoon, Il WIS decided 10 allow tho
rsc af The Board Of T1n1c hail for the reception
OF the President and his Cabinet on The 18th oi
Ecr,ei,il,er The hall will ls tl.s,r;.. opcn 10 the
public on that day. anl yill be suitably decorated
Tauk kk,4r, ,I,t4k
, 1866-08-25

ycsscla passcd Detroit.
Especial despatch to the Chicago TElbune.1
DxrEo1r, August u
Cr-sco,ittc. Mott, a1eaitsrsaucan, Donsuaso.
DowS-MoatgomcsF, Lcw!s, Empire STATE. DaFs'
Champion.
. Wlar. northwest
, 1866-08-25
tltUi1kIlttitj iftAFHfQ,

t!H,piNititi istAFAFla
hwelnl tt,-iattll ~ ihe thiHaaJ tsihnAt,l
lA4.iNkk9h AM4Ati VI,
stA'H= tMi alHa,E mr. hia Nh tta AAlp' II n>Ifa
N fl'1taIl lllA A'ri hMtty ~ tiAtAsll lhs.
tinAlh= Wheat agdl} p'pl dsHll stHasf NJ, i"H,
NJ l,is AMrWhllin N a,tslt l'ntRtlHll viii s,
sal,. ~ t, tlaa .Hlat sa4 IT M. ut mr. md hH'
!at ulr lb"laluI, ull lIflnl k'h.I, hs*,ht Ahtho.
HARLEY N0HllHat,
ti11Hk-tlAHlAill+
Wu.nxky--Acl,so anl ne,nl aaisa Ut frao ut t9,.d
iaH'p.l NJ Hk'+
l.uuvltl,xt-Aray atMltlrul. Mrasp1rk ,Ihirt r!ty
hn,i at a,sl liart,t nrtsn sIl r, &a. ii tuA lhis
+u,lrra nj 11u tn, ,.ts rlAr aw NJ .t4s1.c. lAix
n,tntA NJ i've nl,l Eh.,ln hlHatr. aalsu HnhD M
'4hu1.rrs Tx, nHt Mluhl 0 ba F1cnr k|dr~ NJ IN
r,~ at :ltr. ami Ii ptr,+l fF1ply n ll.a. prrc.
MnxEy -Nuskl,,a vnsstt.
AL,,Ahut-iieasy1 IN ,tt1rs,rtnt n,rl pnr.
, 1866-08-25

DIR. Clockts Excelsior Hair 1lcxt0rer.-
Is warranted. put up IN largo bottles, elegantly
pesfanaea. sse ,adves..smeat or dsst page, Sold
by MI Druggists. Fuller, FINCH q Fnllcr,
agents. auglSts5l.lstst1ha
, 1866-08-25

EM Thbttsatits~ t,f t:Nsra-11rs. Wins.
1pM's Soothing Syrup. Tor all eeascs with wlliCh
rectl Ate a|i1tcte,l+ sttrh as teculg, Etlrlng 10
the howeis, Wind ,rolic &C.. llas beeii assA with
rrtfrc au1 neret fAlllng SUCCESS III lhuu saHda Ut
ca.ra. II tuilchs thr Eths, ir1urta Inflammation
ttlIe II. AttE70tHa
, 1866-08-25
tsMliFr fthttHinas Aittt tttltintt Shades
n ttifallj iedtIte0 l'I1ers. r. h lltahr. aa l|ah

epsriHi t,Huitnh,- -FlvS, Wlt.t.sM's
Gsis Hi Or SSa iNi V,is II paaA thig ,aii WI,
M1ustuS., ffaf# lake hHt ea ilt4t iIa Mle Wtpss
T.. u " sf"I|sl1 r''"p u H"s eVss9ff Ml'''
, 1866-08-25


Especial Dcspatch 10 the Chicago Trthunc.l
ALaASy, Ausu@t =.
EEI.T CATTLE-Ihe cattle market cfoses r.thes dull
for tic poorer srahr, so7 that description prices
ART not good they were yesterday. The advance
IL not than j+c from last wtc while the besk
1t Is nearly Xc. For,hnS Clark sold III Illinois,
eraslnG l,5o tsS, al 9n per hcl ". Cia, 5t ayes
aging l.loo s at f.; - hyesa:lu. oJa n.. 1t fic; II.
averaging rs At Bic, and u averaging ~ bs At
sKc; i. Wood e. Mfchsau,avcra=taS ~ lat ,nnA
IS averaging lo ~, ii 81 D. WalseM, -, Averaging
80 al {t15 per heal: 81 averaging 1,?is os At 64c
ST. averaging io Tas, NJ ssl pcs heaas as averaging
80 NJ, So per head, ari ~ averaging 1131 ns Al
Se6 rcr head II. Hosenhci 81 averaging II 10 Ds Al
Isl per head II. Dalton, G.. Dhio, Averaging c1 D ns
as Sto per head H. e. Coon, H. ayceaglug lisa ns. At
93c; IL averaging ,oa sss, At 9xc aad IL, Averaging
liza ns, l0c J. " Qullon, G. Kentucky. arc7aslnt
LEO as sl1io per head. Toiai supply for the week
4.so0 head.
suEEp-Isccelpts, 50al. ss3cs moderate at5A ssXc
and lambs a. 1es14c.
noGS-Lisht-bes: are selling At 1l..c.
lAssoclAted Press EepoEt.l
ALAGsr. August 81.
welt ns for New York beias slow, Nd: light Rlu
ge.lrr +.so l.c4l have been received the most .
thcM Ecn:s Tight t1n stock. file hhvanrt IL from >.
The poorret, to K$c on The b:t. Prizes r1ne fro
61s1ic fo7 infeeiur t1arf sasffc -: fairs nal
C<lec ftF ,el 10 pfc cstra. Anu:n5es Of d7ascs Re
sirgIs-The temand Is rather light; prices * 5;xc
| Lambs I9 5xcz 1s.rclr:a a,on-
| HoGs-SnIall salts at lattsh5 lie.
, 1866-08-25

1tliiiNth kcftvt,l Of l'fNttt.-Tttt tU3feHe
h,f lutt nhil lhe Pehnaty tut .ytnh9 ls1ss viii
trhteiiet fur shs hes+ tpslii ri MthtnS4 aretitgf
b. arrrrni Uft Hbd nf'tt a|etf}af ths 'th If, ~.
ettt ~ jug ufee Vi tllB Institution, liz and lS
! 1thiIl1UIIill Btttef. HUG
, 1866-08-25

tte aI'e.c 6us !lE' oten l'A'euscn ~ IT. -. -
for o. .s eo %isk Into ok s in.s
tanepusly. Il II exceedingly cheap AMI handy,
and viii doubtless eora.'.aEd very Sxtens,Ee IT.,
sale Te rnssn'.se aaysffasg. T. e. tSI aSn1 o,n NC
F1nr.-1Ae alarm OF fire a'.out eight o'clock was
~ aa. 'ne t1, sa. W t,o.. ~" cnrsco .rn,,
doors iron Van infsn snce. ine casinc7 "efv
fa e. s Saa IL a.1s4 s sSs e.; ia 5d sss
Nas se1S sMHEh,, M wa'ie LII" loss 10 uae helsnooF~
"so1 ""s sa' '.xs.
1I.,.- ,r,,,,r t,n 1,,nrs,,, Mn,
~, tam aea ~ n. ma;ior -. ..,ar.., vas c,,r.r.,
n sI - t..as,,,n ~ ,ns.. .,o,,u ~. n,;,,r ,rns IN
s,,. :,r -, w. 1nt ,rs.,r.5 ,sfc"r,r, rro,
~. o,, rcs..,i,,r o,,'o,,nr;r trc oss f
~ ,';,,,s1 H.. =, .,r, ,,rnr. ,l" ~ ih poitcc
sSc isro,sn Tho r;tru.ns,anres
10 1he sn;c1in ;enIcnf. aho a,ivised hin to 80 to
trs.s.c. md sea i, be cnr!.i r:cunnze iii aulmsl
among thc jof there cx:o-cd fos Faic Mc CON.
Piled 5a asa Tug es,s ,;1ee +, M
si1cNn,;.' Var, IL t.c tiiscoyesy :ss scut to TIC
ssai;sa rid an "ilsc: soen arlis:,l and ioo: oas
aund:rn 3:o nc: cl:solsa 1 r Ts fiIoss WIS II oncs M
assai:nsd Hiatt iriorc @ iI:: srana jury. iniicte', and
lodged s:ndcs she cou;f Hons. wac1c sc viii r.
sres t"nrt. "s'
~''''
PHof. siiS1s1ES--ahe season 81 81 ssss' ss':ss .s
ters beautiful entertainments a1't iiEnsorA, al Ac
yickcrs .hcas-e, terminates this cvcning, after
series Of almost Unprecedented successes, md 0,
ne s'h pioA'"'o t'e s"s os ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
the coming f111, wincr and spring 1nnrt's. NJ
theat,c-soer can Ger for.i ths levs1Incss OF tn
80, r-..-:. - -, -, . t., .xx,,,r m.
, 1866-08-25
Il. ftf,ArttNAM,
Il. i. lltNrAN,
L. 4. Ilti1stsIk.
LOCAL MATTERS.
1ssoqnet.-Sec ta-<lny'~ udvcrtIScn,rll

Go to our friend n, Il. Merrill for the
hest stock OF ot kcrfsclic lamps, lantetnk. Chan
tleltcrs aud Table Glassware, etc., Il and u Nau
do}ph street. n.S
, 1866-08-25

auftion Sales.
WM. 4. BUFFERS a CO.,
Auetioncers & Commission Merchants,
rALMElrs DLocK,
rs4s 4l& aU RASpoLrII-sT.
TWO CREAM CoLORED PONIES
AT AUCTION,
;s Ss'' s: SJff&s e. Aas.
A cS;|;Isos NHW COACH AND FAMILY
at Private aate,.
At IT., '''s'' A"''' ''s~Fi 4 asi 4 !;sSS'E''
11EGrtAt. SATURDAYS SALE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
tarrrt:, Tnt!s ,,, t,a,ttrt,, pta'a ;x "Fe'
ttA4r4, tahFItss. &t.
<AT AUtriok,
;E;''E :i '' W ''k tl|i; j|i; :;'|;;::' !; ;';:'
13AWNDlst}lSlglFH NA1ih
A. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
':S%'S;; 'S;I}E "; s''''
Az Altt'ritlN, .-...
s'':; '!Sss Tf$S;?s;; Ss T|s;@$E | n. Il
.lS''' '' '''' a i" 4 Az.
'at ""e''"''''
4 BatnNEES RAf.E-Ouston, hfn!'a
osa fIMa iIx & 'h aI &C.: ::''ft's II ss9sns S r a i
s $Se's! N1i Ss, sf si!:;: sss' 81!
"s; %s, =: ::f s.; s:': fsf!$ ';;
s.sssasf s:' ss Ss''ist iSr Ssff:' s.:' sk h
ciSs':s's' st II * i's'4 S'{ 4s$ ;''r m
|I1SpEnwnrri''s' SALE.
400, 600 Gu,luy, tottou anil Paper i'aR*,
Slightly ''"''*' n X !'4 aTsriS 5fH' e''''''
n!!!!:Hx as At;' ts4 II Ss*:s 'st &s: q s' s
] $;: ::i; ::::i:i ::;
@ @; 1;i %S;|;P! sSssi ;:s;,i! S, ;s,,! !''s.'
TSs s'nss y :t Il as.e,tt!e: IL .a,t patsns.
Tn.' Tsi III VII y e .y S"sx WHICH, ' ",
sa 10 'ssa ii any @ ,;Ss li.u H urfs;'s fs :ss Gu.
1DWELL1NG HOUSE
| IL 13O EAST JAcKsoS.sr~ toS LEASED LoT}
AT A u G I o N.
On MONDAY, September ST. ut O'Clock, r, m. On ahe
| premises,
s. nsa ss q e;: f. e.: o q ssiaess
Of lot tw years 70 run. Hound seat abont tl1 pei
''s's'' a,'s w'A.nur7FRns; Rss;I,sss;.. &c;
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
Foreign and Domestic Staple
Id r Y G. O O d S.
cc.,om Made clothing, Cent? Furnishing Goods
Of ereTy description, Nool HATS, Duck
| Gloves, GloTcs. 9auntlcts And
Mite, Boota and Ehoes Brussels, AL Wool aud othe
CarpctInEs, &c.
On Tuesday, September III: On we ;nesis5 se2te;4
ii liz Id 1 ID hsndo,ph.st., Chicago. Illinois.
wM. i. BUFFERS & co..,
sl,s Auctooeess.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: AT AUCTION.
she se,ss xe .h;li eli Without rsssrss f e.
Tue Etcua III Residence OF Hon. Fl. L nuekc1
!. B,suusr ON the northwest corner OF
Fulton nud PCoria-sts.
harse Ia n twn.htnrr hxAn1urnt h1acE. VII
hsP.0s x S Say
aooas Geen rosns ~ 1os i io5 RI Fo1siag o e
4sI: ssEs opgo.tunity for pnFrha'ns spfena
II 4he so properly tse Vii 81 sold FREE OF ALL
neiAc 81 The VII VIZ /! CO. Aus.1
GEO. wELLEs NICHOLS, ,-,,,,.,,.,
J. By NELSON & NICHOLS,
Store l1s Pearl-at, Now York, Hanover.s9uar
ss2:ssc;, 2sss ;,ss 50! .;sfs 1 At oe'':
100000 Domestic 6egars,
cGs:.;1:E & full assortment Of grades and quail
Il. HDERT s SAMPSON,
II RICH AND MEDIUM
HousEH0LD FURNITURE, Et'
AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, Assqs. .a ~ est22;k y y ~ s.,
rs yssis; u fulfill Ii, Wslnus Ai,Kii s3i 6, i.
, 1866-08-25

Soldiers having Bonnt1cs TO collect
wonld do well 10 call Un Capt. l.. Turner, ROOM !,
No, G$ Waahipgton.*t. u25l
, 1866-08-25

F1nr.-Tle alarm Of iirc about eight O'Clock WAS
occaslonetl by The busnin. vi an old ai.cd 1ocaled
IN the rear Of saloon OIL south Clark street, few
doors from Van Enrsn st,ces- The engine. Eero
Oh The ground almost inueliatels ami succeeded
In quelchins the ltam.-s before tEey had coulnu-
n;catel 10 nny OF the joining buildings. The loss
was rczy slight, while liz. loss 10 thc nci.hbor~
hood WIS sill less.
, 1866-08-25

The nink&cs do *ny TINT Tehbrft$s
Physiological Hair 1fegencrator has no equal for
rcs{orIne cray hair, pfssCnsing Il from failing OF,
md leautlfy1ng tic whole lond. 4 injury as II
dressing. SMtIu i DwIEn, agents. Sold cEe1y-
, 1866-08-25

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
tsrcclat Despatch ~ tic Chicago Trtbnnc.I
NRw ruAK, August II.
nREArsrCfTs.
Flour neil supported fIr sonn'l anh Al eomo 'i"cine,
thrrc ntc large orleFa fur uneUuni fur Rhlrncnf.
W1leat-rrlmc old wanted 10 grind With new. natl
ffrlncr but lower ,sntcs psesseion thc MARKET Ar
risals Of ucw wheat aruTincrea*lng. Corn-sh!rnera
could Ito nothing even ut ae reduced fntes,o freight.
1t WAS rcty icut 10 sell nt 8sc Oats nrtt, anil ,at
Ass ,,waes III Ac,anna. Fseshts Cur earn to Lsvet.
joot. 3h,l, nominal to toillotl. Eniall elpnents
sgd.
tEOrisnYs.
turk rtnpfa slrniy n erfUo tr Regular. fle,oxrrt
DEPRESSED lie market hs lttng IL ssi III heii
utdetp.
tffE thug.
ttg.tceeIps tNrttr r'cstal rar aoas prime 'rltinf
nj iHAr4
ttHtf.
Wnoi ntit inotc ntliteNiill ftefht lles. Wtstdh
eill b8t h,f guv.1 leLlhhl,
MltH'khtEst
hIteHt.=ItilIt4t littiI,sl ~, ,pNrRt ttt.t tftstl
, 1866-08-25

KEROSENE WICK DEawEn.-A very useful Ill.
tie article bns Just been patented br .ar. II. E.
Everspn, of Koon, ., M. 1:5 Dearborn street,
for drawing tc rick into kerosene LAMPS lnststl-
taneuusly.7 Il IL exceedingly cheap AMI hauay,
and will doubtless coull.ard a very cxtcnsiyc
sale. Tic pa&en.tc a1yet1fsc4 for agents. We
trfcr To hts advertisement lit the '.Wan" column
, 1866-08-25

To be Afrn{d OF TIC Cl,r}erna Is to ara-
cfya*c ones chances Of taking It; TO exercise
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-21
North Carolina Intelligence.

TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-The tournament
and ball announced to come off on the 4th of
September at Jones's Springs, have been post
poned to the 14th of next month This will
be fine opportunity for pleasant excur-
sion, and our citizens would do well to avail
themselves of it, by way of a few days relaxa-
ton from the heat and hustle and toll of city
life. The manner in which the Old Yarbo-
rough has been kept, is a guarantee Of that
which will greet them at Jones's. u
The vote on the Constitution is, for reiec-
ton, IA, 646; for ratification, 12,l59 Major
ity for rejection 2,487.
Major Ennis, of Salisbury, is enterprising
and public spirited. He is having the town
thoroughly cleansed at his own expense.
| Hon. Nathaniel Boyden was chairman of
the North Carolina delegation in the Phila-
| delphia Convention. Hon. VIM A. Graham
was one of the Committee on Resolutions;
Hon. John A. Gimer one of the Vice Presi-
dents; and W, A. Wright, Esq, one of the
Committee on organization.
Thirty or forty persons, who professed reli-
gion at the Mount Moriah revival, were to
have been baptised at Ellington's mill, few
miles below Auburn, on Sunday last Pro-
gress.
4 Prof. Kerr, the State geologist, will lecture
before the Lyceum Society of Salisbury soon
The Society was recently organized, and is
composed of most excellent material.
Geo. Badger Harris, Esq, of Henderson
has been commissioned notary public fol
the county of Granville. l4..
The new Temperance Society of Raleigh
was recently organized over the jewelry store
of John G. Palmer, Esq. i ial md ID.
The Raleigh Exchange Hotel has been re.
opened by Mr.. j. M Blair, and is said by
travellers to be in all respects a model institu
ton.
Governor Worth has summoned the Board
of Literature to meet in Raleigh on Thursday
the 23d inst. lsf' 5'a1gA
little girl, child of Mr.. Jas L. Corbet a
or near Wilmington, was accidentally shot {
day or two since, by lad named Francis
Alexander, .5H4 iaoo H1a
Messrs. Leland, Bigelow & Co., at New
bern, have placed fine steamer on thu
Neuse, which is to ply between that place
and Norfolk .
: The post Office at Rocky Point, in New
Hanover county, has been re-estabished will
Saml 5. Berry as postmaster.
The Newbern Times learns that quite
disturbance occurred in the town Of Wilson
last week. From the account, it appears tina
an ARRAY took place between some white
, and negroes, in which one or two Of the latte
were severely wounded
A fatal shooting affair occurred betwee
Mr., James McKesson and Mr.. Bob Tate, {
Morganton, N G., on Tuesday last. whic
, resulting in the killing of Mr., McKesson.
The venerable mother of Gov. Worth is ly
ing at the point of death at her residence
Guilford. Gov. Worth left on the train TIL
= afternoon to be with her in her last moment
{ Sentinel .ie4 ol PA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-21

Observation-Disclosures George d. Cum
minis, formerly of Christ Church, in this city,
has accepted the assistant Bishopfic of Ken
lucky. sas. 4.t
A work of grace is going ON in First Rap-
fist Church at baltimore, Reverend j. w. NJ.
Williams, native of Portsmouth. One hum
dred and forty have been added to the Lord
within five months. The Reverend Mr.. Will
liams has administered baptism every Sunday
since the beginning Of the year, except two
when he was absent
The diocesan clergy of Maryland, of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, consists of 1876
priests and deacons Bishop Nottingham
reports that the ministry isinsufficently pro-
vided for.
The Reverend J.. Hennessy, pastor of ST
Joseph's St. Louis, has received the Papa
bulls appointing him Bishop of Dubuque
Iowa.
Mrs. George Brown, of Baltimore, has giyer
$4,000 to the funds of the Union Seminary
Of Virginia,
The Methodist Protestant Church in Lynch
burg has been re-opened.
The Friends, Of Richmond, have com
menced the erection of house of worship OIL
Clay street. 1t will be early completed.
Dr. MFerrin, Secretary of the Mssionar,
Board reports the debt of the Missionary So
ciety of the Church South at 100000. Their
was loss by Confederate money.
Bishop Paine writes from Aberdeen, Miss.
that the monthly meetings are highly priced
In the Montgomery Conference they ar
trying the district meeting system.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-21
Virginia Intelligence.

The American Colored Baptist Missionar,
Convention assembled on Friday night last
at Ebenezer Church, Richmond, near the
western extremity of Leigh street The in.
troductory sermon was preached by the Rev
Mr.. Merry, Of tennessee. Delegates are in
attendance from most of the southern States
General Terry left town on Friday. A
salute was fired in his honor, and the reports
ofthe guns fell very gratefully upon the ears
ofour citizens. General Schofield has entered
upon the duties of his position, and our citi-
zens are disposed to greet him cordially, be-
lleyng that any change must be. for the bet
ter Richmond Enquirer
We are informed by members of the
Eleventh United States infantry that corporal
Crawford and private William Murphy, of
that regiment, few days ago attempted to
| ravis young girl. A warrant was issued
for their arrest, but too late, for both of the
men deserted, and have not since been heard
Of. Dispatch 4f ~ 0IA 98I ~
The Jewish Synagogue, on Eleventh street
having been put in thorough repair, will be
open for religious Worship Richmond Dis
patch. XXX
There are said to be over two thousand
visitors in the mountains of Virginia at
present. There We're six hundred and twenty
nine arrivals at the Staunton hotels for the
week ending the 18th inst. @ fo1
recent trip through Augusta, Rockbridge
and Allegheny counties, confirm our previous
reports of the crops. The corn has improved
wonderfully lately, and in some portions
farmers will not be able to house their crop
The splendid crops have greatly encouraged
the people, and everything is looking up.
Now for the Valley Railroad-we can afford
it, and it must be built .-Staunton Virginian.
The Lexington Gazette and Banner urges
the people to fix up their cemetery as it is
in a bad condition and not worthy to con-
tain the remains of Stonewall jackson.
Smallpox is slightly on the increase in
Danville, and few cases in the adjacent coun-
try are reported. 5<E.}
A black bear and her cubs have lately been
tearing up the corn fields near Arbor Hill, in
Augusta county. 4s.s+5 ta.. .,s4
Successful religious revivals are reported
in Rockingham, Augusta and Rockbridge
counties. H3
Mr. Raston qualified as City Auditor for
Richmond
Grapes about us may still be sour, but we
feel confident that vine owners will thank us
for the following efficacious remedy for mil |
dew: One pound Of -four sulphur with an
equal quantity of quick lime. Boil ten
minutes in a glazed earthen vessel with five
pints of water. The lime makes the sulphur
aoI anisst 4
When the mixture has cooled and settled take
one part of the clear liquid to one hundred of
water and syringe the plants freely with it,