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in which, the head is passed, and which
are called in some parts Of South Amer
lea gregos, and in Mexico seraDes.
AS headdress he wore velvet cap
of the pork-pie form, and very coquet-
tishly worked with gold embroider. And
if there be no peril in falling into the
bathos by alluding to a hero's boots--I
think there is no such peril, for are not
the boots Of Napoleon an inseparable
part of his entirety 2-I may mention
that Garibaldi's extremities were shod
in |" double soled, square-toed lace-ups,
the possession of pair of which would
have instilled great joy into the heart of
q British clod-hopper, but which would
scarcely have excited the admiration of
silverstick in waiting A thousand
times must it have been remarked in
print that the aspect of Garibaldi is as
that of lion But no other simile will
serve. "Sorriso di madre, riguarda di
leon," the Italians say of him. His
port and mien are, Of a truth, thoroughly
leonine; but the "sorriso di mddre,
the Mothers smile, comes over him
when he converses familiarly, when he
calls to some member of his staff, or,
best of all, when he sees the boy volun-
teers the hope and promise Of Italy,
passing before him And there
surely was never a counten-
ance so thoroughly translucent and
from whose eyes there beamed so
strongly the light of the soul within--the
soul Of just and upright man, quietly
striving to do his duty. think Dio-
genes, coming into his presence, might
have pitched his lantern out of the win
dow, and, sitting down on his tub, have
cried Here he is at last
| think that the most devoted student
of Scottish heraldry, and firmest believer
in the chivalric supremacy of Sir David
Lindsay, of the Mount, might have ad-
mitted that this was, after all, the real
old tawny Lord Lyon, King of Arm,
and king of men, too; for their is witch
cry in his glance and magic in his smile.
He talked for half an hour with that
frank and easy and kindly simplicity
which is only given to rulers, to men
conscious of their own strength, benevo-
lently mindful of the weakness of their
interlocutors. Into the matter Of this
conversation it were not seemly to enter.
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BaSH The name of Ex-Governor CLARKE
is prominently mentioned in connection
with the Judgeship of the Vieksburg
District
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S4IO.6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID durins the
year 1866, in a very marked and striking man
service rendered patrons by the Phoenix, as well
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific OF
confagrations, with honor and profit to those
most interested.
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SsOO.OOO 90

An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders Of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock since its incorporation, pOrtrays the great
success and stability of this eminent lnstitu-
ton. the superior financial accuracy displayed
in lis Investments and the important truth that
the management of the PHGNIX is in the
hands Of those who know how, successfully, to
ceuducta
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Greatest Invention of the Age,

1T COMBINES STRENTH WITH RAPID
| ity OF adjustment 10 bales Of any size. re-
quirine only one-third Of a minute % tic up
bale Of cotton.
IN being now well known 10 an the dealers in
rope for bailing cotton, that only very small
crop of hemp was made the past year. and that
in consequence the price viii rule very high,
and that supply cannot be relied on AZ any
price. In consideration of these facts. all deal-
ers and those requiring ties. viii do Well 70 put
in their orders for this tie soon, thereby securing
a supply for the season. The Indications now,
50 far a. we have learned. are, that the demand
tor us tie will be very large. hence the neces.
sity Of making early orders, which, addressed
70 the manufacturers,
BEARD q BRO, ST. Louis.
STONE 3 MURPHY. or
NJ. ]. SMITH 4 CO., New Orleans.
LACY 4 McGHEE. Memphis.
win meet with prompt attention.
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AND
S o U T H e RN w Q K X /,
sH BY a southron' balsr9ai
PUBIIsHED IN THE SOUTH.


INST ISSUED BY BLEL0CK 4 CO..
,J Memphis. Tenn. on the philosophy of spir-
ituaiism-a ancient and dmodern-includlng Greek
sybils Roman augurs, Indian and Egyptian
mysteries. all Iniraeles-past and present-the
bible. Koran, Shaster, &e.. entitled : TUE
PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE, AS EVOLVED
BY MODERN SCIENCE.
The Reli0io- Philosophical Journal says Of il I:
THE author has given, in n vein OF thought
fervid and glowing as his own native cline,
one Of the finest analyses Of Splritualism and
its blessings ever uttered 10 the world. He
proves il to be q scientific and phil0sophie reli-
gion and explains IL so clearly a skepuc must
only wonder that h has not before investigated
and accepted teachings 50 logical. lie shows
that IL has existed from the beginning Of time.
lie regards the Bible rs a history Of Spiritual
ism: showing that alt people have had their
sacred books, from whence they drew inspira-
ton. and an overTuline Power whom they WOr-
ship By some name and that spirits have ever
coInmuned with mortals. His Language Is
beautiful; his reasoning sound. lie quotes
freely from the scientific minds OF the age His
book bears evidence Of being the production q
a cultured mind. He thus speaks IN candid
spirit to all striving for truth &c-
Where faith has faded under the sunlight oi
science il plants philosophy upon which hope
and happiness may live and grow IN 70 glory /;
and 70 thousands Of the depressed ana OPP
pressed people Of the unfortunate So9th. u VIII
carry comfort and consolation. and Nreathe
their lives with a new and higher charm tnan
ever they possessed before. Lib.
For sale at all the Book Stores. isso-lmeod
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ALSO, FoRnIGN CLAIM AGENTS

d
w ILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w tho collection Of claims arising under
the Revenue Laws--such as seizures, erroneous
fines etc Claims against the Quarternaster
and Com nissary Generals Department. for sup
plies furnished the army and for transpOrta-
tion, charters, etc. For property destroyed and
horses lost by capture or killed in service. For
pensions, prize money. bounty, arrears of pay.
etc., due officers, soldiers and seamen, white or
c0lOred or their heirs at law and claims of all
kinds against the United States in all depart
ments of tho Government. sfl. E
win also practice law in all the Courts Of
Record in Shelby county. and the Federal
Courts for the Districts of West Tennessee.
Correspondence solicited from attorneys at
law aud respectable agents throughout tho
country.
z Terms moderate, and no charge made unless
successful.
80 Communications by mail with stamp en-
closed will receive prompt attention.
REFERENCES first. .class business house
in Memphis, as well as the many highly re-
spectacle citizens throughout the State, whose
claims We have collected. gs.al.fl. 81
Office, Room No. 9, PostofIioe Building,
jen-lm as, Vs iii MEMPHIS, PENN.
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Beard & Co. are also manufacturers Of tho
Excelsior Fire and BurElar-prooi Safes.
Price lists and circulars furnished on appi-
cation. my3l-sm
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china and Queensmare.

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. AT
I ] IFS Main st. VOORHEES, Patrick. lell 3m
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Ten Gents n Week.
Ten Gents n Week.

Ten Cents n w eek.
IF YOU DO NOT ALREADY RECEIVE
| the paper, leave your orders at our Counting
Room, and il will be faithfully served 20 yon IN
future We already have a LARGER CITY
CIRCULATION than any Of our morning CO.
temporaries. Int We intend to increase u until
the PuRLIc LEDL w may be found IN every resi-
dence ana busine house in Memphis, and thus
make Il THE me Iium for our business men and
merchants t. make known 70 the pnllic WA
they may wish 10 dispose of.
wHITMoRE BROTHERS,
sMsdisOn street.
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40 Drugs and Medicines q.

CHEROT, c. r. & BRO, DRUGGISTS ~
~ Apothecares 80 Main street. Jyl5-lm.
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

lust, A., GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING
d and Furnishing Goods, 245 Main st. je23-lm
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coal oil and Lamps. Q.t

GOAL OIL, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS. TIN
~ ware, soaps, Lard Oil, lanterns, at .. II.
Prescott Il Co.'S. 40 Jefferson street. ie4 3m
DRESCOTT x CO., o. r.. COAL OIL AND
i Lamps, Chimneys. Tinware. Soaps; Lard
Oil. 40 Jefferson street. le4-Sln
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Groceries and Commission.
Hotels.

C,0MMERCIAL HOTEL, COR FRONT A
" Jefferson. Wheeler n Bryson, pros. le23
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, l09 AND ~
M Adams street. Memphis. y. IL. While
more, Proprietor. lylo- Tln4 lM
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HET YOUR BUGGIBs REPAIRED AND
" painted by WIN. q. Ellis, cor. Second anu
Gayoso streets. ll--.I ny = 2.,s !.
WM. c. ELLIS CARRIAGESHoP;, Eoh, Ssa,n
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rRgENLAWs OPERA HALL. CORNER
1J Of Second and Union SIS. ---
HFW MEMPHIS THEATRE, JEFFERSON
n 81. near Third. ". C.Thompson. manaser
ADD-FELLOWS' HALL. CORNER MAIN
" and Court streets. ---------
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ELANNERY. JOSEPH PkAcIlSsiAik k.A,5 siAiL
Second street, cor. Of Jefferson. le2-em
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DACKER. IL. b., DEALER IN PITTS
i burg coal, No. Washington st. jyl3-lm
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Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
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rt,RUDEAU, II. X, DEALER lN'WA'fGli 10
Jewelry, etc, Madison street. Jylo-lm
, 1866-06-21

Monnox Ex1oRAs7s.-A party Of eomo three
hundred Mormops p4esed through Chicago yes
terdsY on their way to the wiley Of the Saints,
uho being the snn OF The earth, have very appso-
pttatey chosen the great SAT- Lake valley their
hpIne
, 1866-06-21
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT a1ARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Alsodsied Prcsa.l
NEW YoEE, June a.
The gold market nrmEr thia afternoon, aud ;he
price wss run up to sk. but Afterwards reacted TO
ls2K9 1as8, closed 1t these rates. Cash gold MI.
loaned 1t pee cent toE1rd the close
EXCHANGE.
The nsrket for exchanged Il quiet and zteady. Psne
bankers bills quoted 1t 1o21osA and eommerciai
At lGx There ID very little bustness doing however,
anu these .ates are merely nominal.
GoTKKH1xH1s.
Government securities were nEm this afternoon.
with sone inquiry for the old F1yeTwenty bonds On
German account The following were the c1osln1
prtces: 1ssE. 1tok@ lleX SO coupons OF 1861. 1oe1
elL2X 1910 coupons. ssh9ssx: Jnne 7-sos. 10K@
lozK.
At the second regular snn last open stock board the
r1ilwAy market Wal weak On Eric. and Hosre w1s =
decline in this stock Of px esn. tspm The hiEhrst
point.
PE7RozzrH Axp Nrxtxe STOCKS.
The market for petroleum and mtrtnK BtockB WAS
ntmer this afternoon with further rise In powaie-
Wills. l1preas atock1 stesdy and Adams sold II
1s3 Mining s.oeta-Bentun, rs CorJdon, 10 Perry
& !eople's SIS: GunnelI Gold, 70; Virginia City. .
Consolidated Or eor5. 1ts3. Petroleum stocts-Beu-
nehon. 311.5t: New Yotk d Albany. n 10; Cherry
Fun. %; Cherry Run tspec.al, Is: United sta.es,
te-sa
The drJ Eocdx E1aI ket II Qulek.
Brown aheettnEs-fsedtc. e1sfa. sc; Pacific A,
&c; Appleton A. 1sc: Amosk eae. zscs Atlaattc- A,
7sc; Auxu1ta. 12c: Froad<ny. &c; Cohlslet TIC;
Indian Head, &c; Aeaford, 7ic Na4hau. extra, &c
Newmarket, 4, &c; Salmon Falls, A, &c; shAxmnt,
{. 24c.
Bisaenet ShtrtinEt-Amoakcax. Sc do 4, g: Bart
1ests sOc: Rats< X. &c: JAuea 19c Langdoo. 87kt;
Lonsdnle, Sc; Msscnyi]e, s5Ec: N. T. Mills, t2Xe;
petace NlIs. s3c.
Prints -Cocheco, alc: Garner Co.. 71c; Merlnac
D. zlc do " &c; Pacific, zoc; sptsgne's FEocka,
=7Kc, do Fancy, eokc.
Ginghams-Csledonls, 71e; G1aiRow. sc; Hartford,
exc Ia1caster. 27A 0:skc; Asue ehe1ter. &c.
Printed Decentralization, ENC; PAe1e, 2sxc.
, 1866-06-21
IRON JANESVILLE.

UcetIuk OF the Stats Editorial Asaoela-
II n-Co0rtesIes Extended ID the FtA-
ternaty-Tneyv visit Chicago ON Friday
death ufa SEeil.KnoWn keEormez-
Nureinry. dc. .......
Especial despatch to the Chicago Trbune.7
JAsEsv1LLE, Junt %
The Slate Editorial Association began
heir tenth annual session at II m
today, in Lapplu'a Ha1l. Alter GONE
de'ail buslress was transacted The Convention
aelourned to 4 p. m-. when 4 fuller attendauee
Of members WAS expected At foue O'clock
th3Ety editors were pfeaent, and NIX. ROBBERS
read rome eloquent and aPproprtaie remarks nom
NJ. A. II. Thompsou. Of The GdzsNs, "ho1s sick at
ouue.
noting fhe enceess and facilities for attendance
On fhe couTenllon- brought NTH him an invitation
firm Superintendent g. L. Dan!ap, for m excursion
Road trom Superintendent Garfield, for an e1cus-
csneDnat, e'ae o IL % and bsse J. Whiin.a. seasrs
centra !. .or UP frem CHICAGO 70 Portland and
Who lnTied IL hste7miy g b his enssts during
Wing lie irs,s1nii5 10 ~ entertainment + b,
Theatre. 1hese whole-sonled inyitAttons,
ere laaele 10 The eniesgttslng eate.
m1nuosh nm 81 city Of The S we.t, wi, ee appreciated
Oy ,he members OF frate1uty who are not glow to
recognize and appreciate pluck and energy IN any
4 commitlee was appointed TO consider the inyi-
tatlous, and they will probably be accepted this
evening, AZ the vote on the question Of visiting
Chicago khnNed a heavy n1a10fi =.
Al the eveninG session The ANIMAL address will be
resd by Mr. Sc, mo1r, OF the laGrosse RtpHosedH.
ard Obituary addresses will be delivered. and the
clzeus generally are invited 10 attend, IN lapptna
Hal.
AZ CT the business eeseiou, tomorrow, the Edt-
tors will visit the rice track. and In the afternoon
will be present ut IN entertainment at the blt1d
A4vlun. on ,he lny1'nuon Of The Trustees and su-
On Friday morning the Convention will probsbly
ttatt on special train for Chicago, where the mem.
be1e expect meet the biooded Editors and enter.
pKistng men Of The Great Western Emporlu9 q.
. JAHEsy1LIE, Wis., June 20 Rev. tch2bod Cod
ding. a welEkno +n Western progressive re!ofmer,
qied at Bataboo, IN this state, on tho 18th.
The dentist otllce Of Dr. F. W. Murphy. at Wood
stock III, Henry county, IVES broken into py burg.
lare on sunday night, aaie broken open, and T.
loo IN money aud hoLds stolen. No cine has been
found % The burglars.
On ~a1rfday Sir. Il. II. HolIster, Of this city,
1att S1O coo in currency and United Suites Ibonds
that his wife had temporarily placed in the Top Of
psf3ps stove. In which epe Afterwards built a Ore
/ be yaInaples we're destroyed By The heat.
, 1866-06-21

Two Witnesses, who shall weigh and enclose the
same in a convenient packafe, marked only on
retag Of lhs socie'y. md name and sdase.s Of iae
exhibition, and forward 1t TO the Secetary's Office
beto7t ii drtt cay Of July.
2. Zach exhibitor shall certify On oath the date
t~1lhin ten dA1s) when The theep wzs shorn In
ls65, and The breed 10 ShIeh it belongs
8. The said witnesses sha1I cesttfy on oath the
inp weigh. of 6e deect, agc sod se1 Of ,he sheep,
condition Of the animal. and that they enclosed
AID forwarded tho aeece;
kesp record Of The saue, and a Z con~enicut
time afer The iii Of July, shall call the committee
{vtce-Tr eocnit Lee, Miner and Paekrell together
weighing srd securing It tic mlnnfaetaE, ol
IcsBrs. Dlckerm1u & Co. m eprinefcld. and SEC
oru werhing Of I'll lhs neeces. and shal1 announce
ther awarte 1t the Stats Far, wlh futl rep at in
Geecc
On ali premium. in this list. competition viii be
na1s pureh..ed oi he Treasurer. John ". Bnna.
Of cSp1ingdsld, a membership ticket for the year
ofF1CEHs or TIE SOCIETY.
The following Is 4 list Of the ofneeta Of the So
cIely fo1 the year 1866:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
4. D, McCu9uen: President. spnnete1d.
5onn Went .orth, Viz Fresident, 10; nc sia.e at
George ". Gage, vies President 1rt District,
4. +. iAnc, Vice President ID District. Rockford.
cnas. Il. RoFenetell, Vice President 81 District,
dfahsn Lee, Vice President 4sh District. LAM
william A. Pennel, Vice Prestdeut sth District,
=. i. Galusha, Vice President 9th District,
). Il. Piekere,l. Vice President s.h District, Har
q. ". Minles, Vice President sth District, Mack
John L,sbury, Vice President 9TH District,
j. D. s6umway, Wee President 10th District,
/. j. Feascey, Vice Pzesldsa. 11tn District. Cen
): B: Chandler, Vice President 1ash District,
q. :. ozburn, Vice President 18TH District,
PtnckncysIlle-
BOARD or coussELoHs.
Jamee n; Brown. init Ex.President, Berlin.
q. ". Wcb&,er, third E1.Pre.ldent. Salem.
Lewis Ellsworth. fourth E1-Pressdent' Sapes-
'' John ". punn, Treasurer, Springfield.
John @ +. Reynolds, co4espoadtne md Recording
Secretary, Springfield.
Glass A-Cattle; ). y. Chand!er.
Gage and Il. r Lane.
Clasfes and E-sw7ne and Poultry; John Las
Ciaes F-Mechanic Arts; Charles Il. Rosentell
tlats aEFnrm reoduct.; Il, S. ozburn.
Clas* A-Hott'cu1ture; G. VI. Miner and o. B.
Ca.ses snd L--Fine Arts and National History;
WiiElau, A. PenntM ..-.
cisss M-Piowtne Mitch: 6. y. Webster:
]. q. Pickteu, Marshal Of the Ring.
Ii. Z. GolEa. Superintendent Of LIE Grounds.
, 1866-06-21
COMMON COUNCIL.
Adjourned Feesing Masons Strike
-SideWa1ks-heW HrideNell.
The Annual Appropriation.


An adjourned ,e:alaf mee.lnE OF tne Common
Couoen w. w. se'a 'as. r esen'pg N inc eonnea' @
we're also py, rent. Aldermen Ku,ckefbocker. Car
ter DsHoIf. Wickcr. Hatre1,. W,lm srth. CaIkins,
Eann. Ftnntran. Hntch. Wal work. Noore ScnrJr5
Fisi;t. Ra1ert1t. Ta;co,t. WoodsTd. Hoid.n- kn..
teIL Ackhon Ga.tfieId. proudioot, Frsnzen. Eneri.
>hscliord. IaNson. Clark, O'oulliyaa also 81
1vin Eec Cnunsel to The Corporatjou ana Wal
ier S,mbsii. Eeo.. Ctr GomptroIier. -" a.
~ A>11@ '' r TIE * sUNxn yIcATroa.
AID. D'Uoli moved a recons1deratiou Of the
rc1a1,trn ~ fhe rppn1sr mrsffnv h, ,rhirh ,hs
fsnnnrti deie,mfntd 10 ad{nurn INN " ,he IG,b ~
Jnir 10 The mt Monday oi Sen.enhcr IL d,d no:
belieye tns, Ihe oruer smoun,ea 10 any.hinr: ~
meeting in ihe face NJ ench ~ nrsr ''
tai3s. The rnntinn nrrSs,ed nve. IL noes
whe1v iii nf9 ~ GandsT r,oht ;" ' ef
THE I 1asosa' STREE.
Ad. Talcott moved tnat he use Of tho Council
boz s m.,ons, 10 hold meeting this afternoon at
Ald' o,sqi1san noFet 70 ~ tne notion on me
Able, ana 1n support o. hls nonon delv1ed
seine s psrsy rI airaes. % ~
The mo-lon vas i"st-ayts !, noes 20. AID. Tai
cottE motion then prevailed.
SIDEWALKS.
The Committee on steet1 and Alleys tn the
South Division repoFt:d an ordnance iof slde-
from Esnkakee nyeuue to Calumef ayenne. Tie
ordinance wss parsed.
Aleo, for elde sall on the north. side Of Oak
wood avenue from the I}tinofs Ccutral Railroad 10
the caiY iiu,te. oru,nspce passed.
Alto, for sidewalk on the south tide OF Twenty
fonrh sueet iron indiana avenue 10 Cottage Grove
aycoue Oru,nance passct,
Aiso, for eIdewnik on The ea.t eide Of Kankt-
ice avenue from TnCnts-ntnlh street to Thirty
Hfst ptyeef. Ordinance paseed.
Nor1h p1yi.lop. reported an ordinance iot alling
nnd e1nulng st, Clair et1eet from Michigan street
, 1866-06-21
Cincinnati Marker.

[Speclll Despatch to the Chicago Trhuce.1
CINCINNATI. lime 20.
F1ocs-Fetter demand. Sales sur1ane - ,ooa ey !:
extra $lo.1aau.eo.
GKArS-Whest dull. Extra spring offered At t7,2s-
Corn quiet and scArce. Sales Of no. mixed at 6lc
Oats t1rDer. Sales OF No. 1t 5p251c. Kye steady.
No. held At 1i.n5. harley staknanL
CoT1oa-1ul!- Small tales Of rnIdoltnk It &c.
WalskEY-FEm. Sales Of 80 hrlk tree st t7.U do
bonded &c
Pkovls1ox2-ve1J hI1n. Hoidera ask higher prices.
s+lek Of SO bris ueHs pork. In lots. 1t t.27Sa oo
pacon held We hlRher. Ss!e, Of clear Mdes 1t &c.
Packed bul< nea1s held Aasc higher. No sales re-
ported. Lard ateatJ but quiet. sllcs Of 100 uerees
prime city II 2tAt.
L0SET-Ctote.
ELCuASGE-Stca1Y.
, 1866-06-21

McTlcKKH's 1HEAGHE--Ch1nftau's "Ram - Il
is still The crest attraction to crowded houses. It
viii be E.ptated tonight.
Two 1ex pieces were played By the orcheatra last
last evtn,rr, composed by ). G. P1att, and dedI-
eafcd 10 McVicker 4 Myers. They art both excel
!. mt pieces OF the Redowa and Waliz c'as..
AusEuM.-Ton1ehi will be presented .sCamitle,
Ct the Fac OF Coquete !" With Mra. l. B, Perm
in the PRINCIPAL character. Friday evening, Ar.
1hUHas Eafry, the efficient gthSe mxn1grr and
pcpL1ar actor will lake benefit.
lHE HASLoH BRo1HEHa.-Tnis e1fn11ent cotnbi-
nsuoD will open IN C1osby's Opera Hou*e On Mon-
dAy ey1nDe, for brio! seaton of slx nights. The
euier a.nEnent consists Of athletic and Rymu1s1ie
tests. the wonderful performances Of = company Of
highly educated doga and monkeys, ghosuy il1n-
efonh and colored {ountalnf. The ghostly Illusion
Ii tlDe ulsr Performance and has excited much
caIio.iiy. A living human head appears on the
stage Without the trunk sud diseouf<es 10 the au-
undoubtedly draw large crowds to the Opera House.
, 1866-06-21
FoTk-Nolhtn$ done.


CHEdCl4I DtSp4tEU
M1LTAEEEK, june %.
FLouT-Dnn Aud unchanged; s1lss OF $500 bstx at
e1oN.
GhAN-ThcAt dull with dowuwRrd tendency; eales
1t Board ts zoo bu 1t Il s92se1s cash. s1ssx
teller al mouths 42o0 huJef Ill month fIs3k bnyes
next week. Noon board, sa1es z5,e0o In n $1.99xQ
81 co cash; szoo buyer all month"; stss& 2ls9s seller
al month: $l.58$is2; rejected. p Boasd. Case
lower; sslta 49, 100 bu 1t &lst regular; x1a5zSl95x
euef Tor June ttso for No. T. Oats IL lower; sa1es
]sobo A:ss 4oc. Corn steady salcs At Sc tos No.
l.. Rye nrme9; sslcs <,,oo pu At Sc.
BU17KR-Firn 1t fe42ic.
E6Gs-Bt.xdy It lie.
FEK1Gu1s-lsc to RnNao.
RHcxtr1+era1 bsts -four, t2ooo hu wheat, Is CO. bu
oats. 5o90 IN cosu.
EuFAxArs-3, 900 bfIs nopf: 9looa bu wheat.
, 1866-06-21
m 4 H r & D.

In this city, On Tuesday evening" Jun. 18th. 1861 at
St Iamss' Church. by the Right Hev. Dr. CtaEkson.
1he n.shop Of heoIaska sssiseo oE she Fey: EdTf!a
HOLMES. Esq. and Miss VIRGINIA Gr daughter Of
STU. s Burton. EBQ- Chicsgo.
naitsn, ns1 r. y j. Roci. d Davenport Iowa, md
Nlts ii. 4. CROWLEY. Of Chicago. No cards.
In this city, June 2oh the residcnce Of The hdes
hrnJher 81 ihe Rev. d. n, B1shop, o. D.. MIR. FRANZ
II. MATTHEWS. Of Chicago. and MISS JENNIE AL
T.EE Of ChAtneId. MINI. No cards.
, 1866-06-21
Illinois and h1ichfRun Cnnnl.
Especial DESPATCH to the Chicago 1Ftb 1uc

BR1paEFoKT. June 2el p. m.
CLTAgEr-Robe Holnt Ottawa; wasp. KAplAkee
Feeder; J. E1Tel, Lockport; SUNBEAM. IasAi1e,
ss,9.7 fest Humber; chaa. B. Pope. Laeou
ntes ttet lumber: c. T. Huntoor, laeon. 1922 f=et
lumber. Ell cubic feet tlmber Nrrtu1e- 0ttaws. s,W
'cet1umber. 1900 ahiDg1es; Atlanta. Morris, light;
Channpt. 4. ItMout; Shamrock. iaSalle: 8. 4.
Douxlss No. ,, Loekport, Hight; Glasgow, Lsshe
sii.ts& 1tet lumber; Thunde1bolt, Jo'Iet Mound,
Republican, Morris; Oak Leaf, Au1 SAble, 20 bu
potatoes; Prairie Chief OTTAWA, g50E feet iumhes,
$3.50 shtnRlss, II 50 18th.
A19Isxn-P. NoEthrup, Birds pk1dEe III tou1 ea1d;
Retcue lemont 20 Fubhe s'o.e; 8. F. Gate. Lenons,
% yds rnbhle stnne #. S. Gurnee Lemont, Fl yda d.
mens.on. u yds rubbls stone; lnves1xatos, Leuont
20 3ds tlnenston Etone John Carter, ossAwa 5,o bu
corn: Eclipse, ol.swa. 900 bu corn: LACY Franklin
-euont IS yds tubbie stone: Al1Qutppa, LenoHt, 80
yds Enbh essont; II. 8. Carpenter. Ottawa AToo bu
corn: sanrse, 0t.avs, $50 bu corn: Contest, Nor
III soo bn corn: More, LaSslle. s5so bu Monte
Cstkto, uuca, $50 bu corn Gold Hon.es. LaszLle,
a7ta bu corn; c. Y. xlmmesman. Morris, S SO bu
corn; AArJ Waller. Lemont. 50 yda rphble stoue: 3:
Bage No 2, Joliet Mound, 80 toas earth; Esut1lrI,
1aSslte, lss tors coal.
BnipGKroE1. jung ~ p N.
c11lHxp-Rescue, Lernont; s. F. Gale, Lemout:
Aliqo1pps. Le1nopt; v. S. Gurned, Lemont; Iaye,u.
xator Leont Gen. sherman, Aorris. II .35 Il lun1-
per ss10 It timber, 2ttoo shlnEss; Cnadll!a. Mar
telles 0ueida, ottaxa. Is hEla talt 50 hr1s uno
Ocean Spray. Ottawa; P. Northfupr Prison; A, NIL
aon, Pekin, es, sol II lumber; sallna. oitawa-
ARRly1D-Totl Esate, Seneca. SO bu corn.