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, 1866-02-17
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Wate1n Associated Press.1
NEW Tczk, Feb. IL.
Eai,way speculation wal very strong this a. m, and
there was y sharp advance IN sone OF the leading
eh8rea. Tho Bears were covering 10 some extent,
which ss>lsted ta upward movement The festuse Of
tho list waz q ~ OF to per cent On Wabash. Thn
market strong 1t the Second Doard, aud decided
ly better On lesdip4 shAses. There was'orc demand
for stocks, md eo1Etdrsble animation. At the last
Board the market Kaa little oh from the highest
point The Boards to-day resolved to hold se1s,on
the I'd Instant out Of respect for tbs memory OF
Washington.
e1os1y0 PRICES.
The following the c1osinK prices At 40 =. m
Onto Certificates II; Cumberland Coal 3; New York
Central 9tK; Er!c, sn4; Hudson Rlref, loi: Read.
irE. 1olxs Michigan Southern, 7x; Cleveland Pitts
burrh, slK.
The money market worked vegJ easyt today, and
there was more bualness done At pc7ce than f3r
some days past.
9ovKRNxxsn
Govanuenu were firm and In lnir demand. espe-
ciAsy 7-S0 rote7.
STATE uouds remain steady, but sales are sAl. Ms
cellaneous sha1ea were generally strong.
GOLD. .,.
Tha.o 10 less activity In gold to-day. The market Is
well supplied, srd closed 1t lJsH. The Government
has comMenoed to dsbu1so the Fehruaty interest on
75o notes, amounting IN ALT 1lo,55
rEE1oLKrN.
Petroleum stocks wen strong to-day At both bnards
and higher p1lccs wefe made especially On Fa1mer.
r 1t the n11t board but ntt1a 1owcT 1t the second
board. Sales Of Hcunehod Hun 1t $3.50; Excelsior,
llDa First National, &c; Hamilton r AcCliutock.
4i-5o; OIL Creek %L5o: P1tho!e. tll9o; Pslmer, 500
Shade RtyeF. 5z-s3; Cn!ted States, $l7G0: Gould
Farm, SOC Oceanic SIC; Diiyep s4fn Bradley, sc
Webatkr, &c..
A1StNu s1ucxs.
ounnell God, q $; Hope, st.7s; Quartz Hill sa.0
, 1866-02-17

d81ty they chaneed to meet. Oar eocatrynan.
70. ~ the way Ras An extensive de1!er IN horse
ftsh, yerf eoop met with m accomplished gentle
man o. the oog-dEht1DR OF sporting line,
Mhoso department wRs ose1whe hntnEi{ agreeable
The tpo1t Proposed drink the KTrenhorn drink.
opce and often. So did his friends. The eport PIC
posed ride: the eTrtuy and bis Trends rode dt1r-
Ing the entrrprduc spost ont 10 his vez3 stables
on The West side, where tNefe noble sttads Of his
We1e Whiting 10 be eold. $50. 30 twelve horses
Of the best breed" :" thought the apor 9nd he made
peurosAls 10 huJ The Who'll. hatch. The country.
man blinking he hsd caught dsh. asked rnscaly
kUm, kud bargain VIVA struck The copu'tymau'a a
friends thinking very much the same, offered o'het
hoypcs, xnd sunlty hrgttns were struck. The
epmt pnrehxsed Ill the anrrnalA, and, bJ Wzy OF
Ginl offered to drive one OF them In team down
10 Calumet. This I,oAse oaer not bcrn9 sceeded
10, the testse sport, IN 4 very tportire msn-
De1. borrowed considerable rum Of money from
the original countrFrn&n. and very fncoosldernhle
run from hte faends. The greenbaeks were fur
nsbed In perfect good faith md the Agreeable young
uan departed highly kattsed With The result OF els
ride.
In the course Of half IN hour the noses Of the
three countz.meu beCan to turn olue, and their
eyes exceedingly Errtn. Slowly the fact dawned
upon them that they were hoaxed. and then rapidly
thcy betook themselves to C1pL jack Eelson, who,
wc arc happy 10 say, succeeded In captlrlnE the
ray young felipw. who will be tRonght to answer
for hfs little g1mc this morning at the Armosy. The
three erecnhorns met lair in tie evening at fash.
tonab1e re4ort, end tndnlged in 4 cnp OF cunsolz-
tlen. Their hogses were >ze but a1as theis green.
bac&H were gone forever.
, 1866-02-17
= Albany Cattle Market. :


--'". ALBANY, Fen. IL.
Cattle continue plenty, the receipts for tho pres
ens veek being tLg bead Prices still have down.
ward teudeccJ the decline aiuro last week beiug X@
4c PET pound live weight tbs Hev Workers. have
bouxht feH: saJtuk they cnotd do better tell1x On
commission whsn the, stock reaches their market
Nearly Ill the Illinois cattle In haye lost from e91o
p9 head, and the los d phio and Kentucky Il ffou
SlsaA v. henJck S6ld 81 head Ohio, averaging
500 ~ atsc; D.Mxxwclls 81 head Illinois. averaging
200 ns At &c, AID 1t heAd averaging t0io 1t &6so.
J. FarthInk sold tso head dtsunr, svG*Eins 1,o ns
and IN head Illinois steers, averaging l1sa ns
Al 6Hc; palpy Eastman sold lss head Illinois, aver
seL l,asoDs, at7xc, Wolf so1d 60 bead. averaging
l,eso ~, 1t 7Hc; 4. Wood sold - hesd, Aye1ardng
1.a0 d 1t t9s; John snmo11 Bold % head, 1rerAg-
Ing t,1as NJ. atGAo; johnson + Dewey sola 81 had
1litoia, atrrtsink Ho ns. At Sc; 80 head Michigan
averaging ISIS -, a sXc: Is head.l averaging
1oo H. At 7kci and 81 head. Averaging is4o rs, At
SIC .... -..,..
Sheep areKeKc re pound better, prices ranging
from 5xA1Kc. Receipts, 1000 head
Hoks-enall sales II le31pHc- Receipts, ; S@ head,
Of which SEQ were shipped TO View York.
, 1866-02-17
ANU sR n ENTS.

The weather somewhat moderated last evening.
End, ~ consequence, the attendance at the dlotr
eut p]seee Of amusement was much better than Tor
The two or three nights previous; still there was
much room for improvement in this respect. 1he
cory fIcside hss double attractions In verT cold
while the v!n1J Winds around
sweep tho landscape hoaly."
Col WooD's MrsruH.-1he play of "Roneo
and Juhet,' the most touching, and one Of iha
TRAGEDIES, produced la, evening II tho Museum
The performance wRs fo1 the benefit OF Miss NAY
Howard, VINO assumea ths lesane PIT. md ~ Xho .
hsa.s a. tuny cyt1eed ihe appreciation oi the psy-
t1eedy of = Noms and juliet i. altogether 100
shs4etose, aslys T ii c;i,ici.m en he play f,sei
IL Representation ii evening + Va.
ssa p S10p5e e5s or %o " e4sepoa: &c N a.
tributed, md each member Of the eompany-N1th
the tame rese11ton-sns,ained helE respective
tp1er Fcry credlnbly. First OF Miss Howard her
teM II her dset effort IN this part md. Il It
pro7cd, her selection Was tudicious one. Her
Irading va correct throughout and shosed owed !ass
which come Of the greatest tzagtdlennes have won
renovn. Her rendition vas BY no meaos .see from
6'se sg, 'hfg nss Fl ad Ehsa s
practice would easily overcome On the whole, Miss
HoxId Represented Juiiet much better than We
werr prepared TO expect, and IN tomc scenes she
ize, as sample Of this her rendering Of the balcony
eeepe, which was given with tr1e feeling. the scene
Tybslte death and Romeo's punishment, and also
lhe fsmpus hedchamber scene, all Of Hhich were
rendered with great force and ep,nt Bat there
were minor scenes In which she exhibited an equal
ner ste1n parents, the parting seens with Ro-
= the bedchamber scene ~ highly effective,
Nhk tn %f,1 1hksn H8rr%
, 1866-02-17
Cincinnati Market.

IEpeclkI Ueapatch 70 The Ch1cfKo Tf1btnt-J
CINCINNATI. Fcb.W.
FIoCz-Loxtf grades In active demand; tales Of
supen0ne At a1fs97..s- Extra dpll.
GRAE-Wheat-6a1cs OF new 10. ut $1.3o; choice
old red }35. Corn dnlf, md declined les sales of
No. mixed at &c. Oats dull ind lower; sales
atNc. Rye dull and nominal barley nominal.
cGT1ox-Qulet. ama1I sales ofmiddllnx at tic
CLovE1 sKKD-DeclnlnH aales At t6.ss.
Wn1sxxr-Inacftrc: no sales. ...
Pnoy1sIossIauIet. Mess pork held aImly 1t 31sso
9zsn- Bacon weaker. Bulk uezts Steady, salna Of
NIB SIDES 1t 13Xe loose. Green meAtE nominal Lard
quiet but nr prime city kettle held at 1sc, With buy
eFs II 1sxc country offered ut Ike
Ho0s-Noninsl 1t <t.s9 for city dressed; rectipta.
81 -. y
IoHEy-Steads.,
E1cuAsoK-Firm At 20 premium buying and 100
, 1866-02-17

ME-. 10AK+ keQ- IT,
Co1TnS-prIl and heavy. 4t9+3c for r1sudling.
FLcuk--Hcayy. and common nnd Inferior grades 1oc
lpWet. *1-5Q@ ~ for txtr4 &aaAt5 for extra
rounn hoop Ohio: and IS s0 l113Iox trade tst&odA
WHnKKI-puli. State $!9,
GaAH-Wht1t aul! and declinng- New amber NIL
yankee, II 20 ueliyered4 Rye In moderate request;
xe.tetn: N stose ana de1lvs1cd 4 @ Harley
Without decided change IN price. s29i4c unsound
md for sound mixed western Y 4otr ND de!ly
f1ed. Oats tn moderate request 333 &c for unsound
western; 4t145c for sound.
GRocxKlE+Eo1ee more active and fsn. Sugar
uulct and atea6y 1t l1k&I31c for Porto Rico; 1lda
isAc for Cuba Hayann ilk3lsc. holaases dull Go
for Cubs rousc1yado, md Tic for DenafaFa-
FkrRoLkuA-Dplf. ....
+ P1oyIsT1xr-Posk closed firmly ut t2s.7s for new
mess. closing 1t s2AIs half cash for Old mess.
also $500 brt1 pew mess, fur March and April sellers
option y ~ sasHf2x, Beef steady. -, Del , hams
de1 and lst&1sAe loE bans Bacon anlnt: a cqasSsE: @
st lsc. Dresze kogs HTtn At 13Hal?xo country; 13a
lsXe for city Lard IoHcr q lsH17He Hnttef nrne!
al 79tsSsc for Ohio. 37d &zEc for State- Cheese
1ymeI 1t 1G&E,c,
, 1866-02-17

that 10 return would plaoe The lives OF III tho ps.
tcngers IN Imminent Penl Hs therefaee decided to
proceed and telegraph back nom the next station,
stxt!on beyond that, learned that they had found
lhe body. He was undoubtedly right under the cir
locate The hlsr1e of The accidsnt ffse]f
, 1866-02-17
nItn{ur Stocks.

New. YpBK, Feb. l8.
The following xFe The prices 81 ElAtnc stocks big In
Hoslon today: Copper Falls 25s FRANKLIN 8: Han.
COCK 134; fs,cRoyal. t3: AlrneSota. 1ot; Quincy,
": Wa!erly, 3>l; Bay statr. sHs Boston wAsrr
powef. &k. :
, 1866-02-17

Hon. Ezekiel j.. N. Ha]e,, Of HaFerhill,
Mass, has purchased site and gtreu the money
for splendid building, which will copta1n read
ing room and lecture room, as veil az a library
and books for ftee Hbtary fot HA~erh1n. The
whole git will not fa short Of ono hundred thous
, 1866-02-17

Sr. LorE, Feb. 15.
ToBAcoo-FtFrn At ss s2sa163s.
Sl7.5o...
GhAIs-pats frmer; choice 4sc. Corn dull; mixed
na ttoN at %, yellow 1t Csc; Whit at &C. Harley
dull; COMMON fall At &c. Bye dT1n Al Csc ;, j,
WnEH1-Ensetued.
Toa4-Qulet. Receipts and enles are small, with
sales Of - head. weighing 7,l3o ns. atA 1000.
, 1866-02-17

=, e 70 'l @sks !. ~ . pu cent ihe hsst paying
Investment that can b toond IN ms e SqGn
II iova .S aua annescs 10 lev of ths .o!!a men ol
Gaena ill., who hare tanec e;.f ta.1 s9m 2;
Pay ea15anT 9 = Rchs1d Barrett Ma . whom al
o9dc5s III Moons os the shovs Dsmed States soop!d
Hi Lax ssret,, Gbiraso At the rase OF fro 20 %
Loo per day md aTe sncn " M
demand. nrnwNr
utsk1p Boom 11,Ho, ~ 4Asalle Il. Chicago,
, 1866-02-17
Ol)tfago Qrlbn11e.
eATuRpAY =. FEBRUARY II. 1855.
THECITY.


-oz-ov .~,.. I'm .., ,,,.
s. nunnA1 s.,,a,h - ~ .u's ~
suo,es' s.. W a.su essn rs - ~ oSeA c !" as ,as
,aI,.a. 80 ~ Ill oA =. ,n,.tsa nd
sis.na.,, ws,i ~ ,,,.nns+ nv st ~ ...+. A'4'eN'
''@ w e~.eee.ss " e>@'
nmsoxA1-P.ot Youman., the die,mgu'shed
eoennne leesnrtz. passed thfonen tn.e aH 1e
day on hn way to the Eaft- having Allied nunefua15
appointments In the Wet He dellrceo re'e~
,,..A .. d..
TER Ax1HsTnx ol nur feadt7s n f1sS sr.ts.,s.
advertisement In anoth:1 eotnmn -. .n-,t.
IN winch be announces ne sx ~ 1sdjrs Hnd rhit.
df>o Of the community
Tuz o7urn Dolly .spoeap@ea error ss0, n u
Cblcaro dog won the fight 1T the diEg1socfa1 ecene
m Wcdnesday. The Boston dog was the viciot,
INT =. br I1rd TO enjoy biz honors only few boura
II 1uatcs no pIaesaezl difference.
r,, sonrr.u pRe.nrnR1Ar CHuxcH hss m.
bc,p located. In our statement Of the arrange
1ncn,a Of this denomination Tor muiates ne omit
thc conrrrcatlou and moi to any PARTICULAR loes,lo
Of thctr place Of wolsntp.
ihk AIA9 Vota1soa.~A "eaaS.aosoA "no
etens nIntea "bafcocs. Cells atlenlton 10 the
TACT that inspectors Of meat are needed, one at The
=. rfn.;. st,a.t N rr.a.ws ~. -,S,t~. -
t,,tn oo ri H. s1re,e ~ ,,est nc RaSs e. non
s 80. snd vsnds1 N ,sdnnsJ sr.saotA IL '0s'
snrroskn m u.vr .vrw S-o,-t&,. ., ~.
~,n.,,r,cna.rt,. .t.1 ~ ydo,,..t,,.
~, ,.,,n , ..cor,a h.ea -.ass -. ~.
~ ,,,ad .tr.,s h.r.ss t.,s,. 80 ~ -
.,.,. ,-,ieh -. te5ts.,.1 -. -. -. =.
tthcativn. '''~~ va A$s0A :" -@'A't ASs'&'
D.ruoAn 4cernyxr.-By tha freak1nr NJ = y,,1
near The stsse line on the Chicago Ahwaneee
HAllrosd the express caf On the In rasn Yesterday
morning Wis Thrown from tbs track. MI. ALVIN T.
ns m ane ts r,s ss nn tay NJ
Mr.nr be T. fuiIv ,n.nred n The "Prny3dent fpsnr
ensS cam1anv of ,his cat1 s-n,n.s ii scriatnts
rsxn.~-:o.,,---- ,.,, ,.,,.,-. 49,,
Ineno 3 on .1e mne o. ~, sae ~ sn' A1on a @ q
deep for os sncc Of SIX ilcs along the tzack near
Chenoa and hat It i. trozen 70 hayd ,hat team can
r. driyen On ihe eurfnce w1hnul breai1ng fbgouyh
,si1 III +, moIa ,s, ss;nn ~ ~ eaI,rI
rHksEfTAroH.-A handsome service Of silvrr
wts presented last esrntnE 10 HI. n r Beecher,
agent Of the C. 4 \. " R, r., By the employees on
the road. ME. J. c. Allen In behalf oE the donors,
made The presentation speech, to which Ms. Beech.
q happily responded. The ceremonies took place
al he hou.e o. 1he recipient and aeaf the pfeaef.
gratifying 10 Ill present.
M.----7-.
- .vA Nsn 49, =. -.Dts.1l ovuu oeunao' "nose
1-te,,,. ~ n,,s,, -, =. ..a.. esa 1o aa.S nu
thehs ho'e' mas neen pfeno9siy reported VA
go sa,
oui The walrunt lor hi. nr7cst appssed and 1denti
fcd coat, wet. t,aIr Of rsnts and {ur mtter d.
being 4 portion or The Foods taken from his room
hv 1he pr1sonef, v hO was committed in default OF
$50 haIi ior tr1af in thr Hecordrr,s Court. -
-----.
RAuI,oAp Acc1pxsr,-Tbe e1psces car Of the
,,;, ,h,h 1t, Ni1u..,t.se ~. III. ~. .a,+.,a.,
, 1866-02-17

In this city. o. Thursday, .ebs i 1s:h by Rev. fzot
bETH, daughter Of Tm. Haoks, all Of this city.
ID this esty, Feb 15th 1855. bI Ier. q. D. srelton
NJ, RO dKRf CAIN nnd Mis- JhNELLE WEIR. al OF
This city. -
, 1866-02-17
USAGE ORANGE PLANTS.

100, COO PlantA which made growth Of shreet to
fpu. feet last seasoe, Prise for my quantity ornded
during February. with money accompanying order,
$3.50 per thousand
To parties osdaflng after lit Of March, from $500
to $1,000 wNs be CHARGED, according to- anaotty
taken. Money payable On shipment.
BROWN s. LONG,
nuttn MON10UTU, Illinois.
, 1866-02-17

= LHlEI1U, I HU. II, 15VQ1
Dr. J. P. Bfyanf. 163 Dearborn street:
DEAR Srn: In returning 10 you my sincere thanks
for restoring 10 henMh. by four ueatment my n.le
daughter, With 10 inform The public generally Of
her speedy cure. She had been suffering rom an
walk or put one foot 10 the ground for two months
without The aid Of ctntehes- Alter youf rst oper-
alton she left her c1utches with you, and can now
walk nicely and IL gaining 4trenRt II rapidly.
MRs EDWARD AILig,
~tA 991 East Us sattngtnn STREET.
, 1866-02-17
LAW WjM1ELllaEMcE.
New Trials Refused In the. Cases
Against the City---Ltbel Sult
Against the Evening Journal..
The Case Settled.
RENDERING EsTARL1samErT.

4 NendcFcr OF Grease Tried for Main
tatnfnE Ku1saoce-Prohate and
Crtantnal Rnsineo-New
Buils-Tr1al Calendar
for To-day.
, 1866-02-17
SMITH 4 NIXON'S HALL.
LAST APPEARANCE or
BLIND TOM.

This wonderful Musical
Pro Dizzy viii close his enter
tain, nents at the above Han
Tom. light.
Admissia q, so Cents
Reserved Seats. = IS Cents
which n. ,ay be secured every
dav this week at the Hall,
from 1Oa. m. to 3 pm.
MatineetA his Saturday af
ternoon at . o'cpk Tickets
for sale at sn nth e. Nixon's
corner, Of C1ack and WASH
iugton-Sts. Admission to
Matinee 80 Ca 1ts.
BLIND T0N1a3 remarka-
BILE compositionA' are pub
lished by J, MAR sH, Esq.
1929, Chestnut-Ns, Fht1a-
de1phia-
m1.S au q. N. THAYE.2, Agent.
, 1866-02-17
The Accident on the Michigan Southern
Rallroad-Tho Facts.

R2llr0Nd--Tho RACt4s
In the TRmrRR OF Thursday last appeared the
following item, under the head Of Railroad Acct
denf":
"From passenger On tho train We 1earn that an
accident occurred OF Monday lAsr On the Michigan
southern l. Northern 1ndiana Railroad, BY which
4 lady wa Killed. The westward bound train
stopped nj the New Albany and salem crossing,
hui Dot long enough 10 allow lady and her son,
cot upon the platform. bnt 70 fu1tbeT. when the
trim araia started md carried her long dtstnnce
down the road. she either attempted TO jump of
OF accidentally iel OF which, IL not known and va.
killed., A passenger pulled The bell and stopped
the train n soon - pos.ftfe but the conductor re
man lsy Of to wait for her to be attended to, and
carried her 4 lad nloe years Of age, to Caiu-
met. seytu miles from where his mother fell Of
The next min east took up the body Of the woman
md czE1,ed It to LApoHe"
The conductor In question WAS Mr. c. E. Bennett
one Of the Oldest servants Of the company, he hav
tnc been in tEeiE employ since 19jl The addItion
al facts In the en=e needed TO ret the matter fatjy
| before tbe pnblc, are the following: The tratr
stopped at Salem fully fhIse .a1nuiea and the con
ton her appleailon) that eho must leave The uat1
al The ne1i stopping place naturally supposed tha
,hc had quilted the e1r IN The ample time allowed
| TOT her to DO 70 On leaving Salem he had imme
d,ately entered the second cla'a car. fo
he purpose Of collee,ing tiGkets, g u
noi'esa movement Of tae ennssd 9sa 19Rs' NJ, ~
no attention to It, and subsequently, asoertst3e'
ihsf fbe Tope hroke With tho Jerk without tounoin
| ihe 1lsru BY the time be hesrd Of the accider
| snd hsa succeeded In stopping the train they wef
| fnily TWO miles from Salem. He reelected that
freight ratn vas following within lev nAea' IN
, 1866-02-17
LOCAL MATTERS,

unoEcA1AL TRoeHn' - f.c simple and convenient
form for administering, In combination. sereral
medicinal eubF1Ances held IN general esteem among
phyaIclanR In the treatment Of bronchial edectinus
and Coughs. Ths TrocAes seldom fail to gave re-
lief ruaG1
, 1866-02-17

pUTeaI and Sweetest Cod Liver OH In
the world: manufactured from fresh selected IEcrs
on The tea coast. Thfs oil is characterized ny 4
sweetness and purity peeu1far TO It alone 1tarcpu.
tatton IL TO great that It lakes the lead Of Other
oilt, and u universally prescribed BY ph{sirdanz.
Remember TO AK for "H4E1rd & EasMclfe Cot
Liver Oil.' CASWETL, MACK 4 CO., New York,
sole II manufacturers. For ea1e By al drusglstt.
ftb17m5R st IA TT III
, 1866-02-17

Atlantic White Lead and Ltnseed Oil
Co.. Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, Red Lcad, LftharEc, Glass Maktrs. Red Lead,
&C.
Also, IInseed Oh, Raw. Boiled and Refined. For
sale hy druggists and dealers generally, and by
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General Agents, 2a7
Pearl street, New York. octAdS69 SitsteW.W&s
, 1866-02-17

XjV IN GD~AE,eHtS-IL1SL REERL
w ehsase tor Book Afent.. THE SOUTH! toar
ae desoistrd sstes-bc,1s description q il rTs1.
Ct state Of lhe eoanEy nd condition. q The proeie
mlnfhs Of southern travel. By J. T. TrosoEii2 {.
thor OF NeiRhhor jsck!oo& cudjn's Cavt. roatTt5u-
moss fascinating, cxe1tnx md thrilling book 60 the
tubjtc, OF 'he Waf It u ca the alkahorhtox suhtet
Aadr. II u. r. PERKINS, IL Lssuaou Woe1. Chca4a,
Illinois,. ut3
, 1866-02-17

COMMITTED ROE TMAL-John Schrab, whose
arrest On the charge of stealing clothing from
Tiich'e Ho.el has been previously reported, WA
brought up before the Police Cont 5esterday FORE
noon for examination. Charles Sprout, who e~ofe
oni The wa1rant Ior his ns1est appeared and 1denti
fed coat, fes!, pair Of pants and iur mutne1 a.
being portion Of the goods taken from his room
bv lhe pr1soper. v hO was committed in default Of
$500 bal! for tr141 In the Recorders Court.
, 1866-02-17

RAnnoAD Acc1DEST-1be express car Of the
train which lett Milwaukee for this city yesterday
mornlnE, was thrown Oh the track when near Wan
kecnp, by broken rltl. Mir. K!chmleun. the con-
ductpr OF the train. PeI1ouaay cut and bruised
BY tbc-eec.dcut; Mr.. A. q. Meade. the messenger
or the..American Express Company. was thrown
from the cat and severely injured and seyeal pas
Hepre1s wcrc more OF less bruised and shaken Pro-
yideutin1}y no live " Ere lost
, 1866-02-17

TnE OCoxhos DoH. u the living represents
tive Of the roya Inc Of the 0'counors Is denorni-
mated, leit New York day Of two since returning
To Ireland. He was here some two months ago
and wss made the enest Of rome Of our most
iFy, where hia travels have extended his u1bsniry
And centle1nanly courtesy have won for him hostt
Of nfends. Il q not positively known by the out
side world Hheiher be Is Fenlau o. not That Will
be for Enclnh detectives 10 find out shen he COMES
within their DOMAIN.
, 1866-02-17

TRHDTAT1ox.-A hsndsome service OF silvr1
wts presented last evening 10 Mr. n r Beecher,
agent Of thr c. 4 \. y. R. r., By the employees on
the road. Mr. J. c. Allen. In behalf Of the donors,
made the presentation speech to which Ms. Beech.
q happily retPon6ed. The ceremonies took place
'auon The evening was spent tn fesnve style most
gratifying 10 Ill present.
, 1866-02-17

Small Quantltv.-One TeaRpoonfut Of
that world renowned remedy. Goes Dyspepsia
6rmed d,epeptic 10 cut any thing he chooses, with
ont fear Of any distressing eeels. 1t Is olessne
10 all who are tronbled with diseases pertaining to
the stomach and bowels.
The proprietors Of Goes Cough Be1sam say. take
i.tle md of,en. Doctor the throat and bronchial
tuheA NOT the stomach. This Il the tecret OF 1ts
enecess Ii VIII NOT harm you 10 take It oen. and
every time ron take Ii, you Will see It's benefcial
effects, fep13m731 313t-tu-th-ea
, 1866-02-17

ITO GAPITALISTS-1 will dis
pose OF thH right 10 manufacture the Metallic
, 1866-02-17

WANTED-Agents-ssPietorial
w HttorJ." en1ireiy new. l7oa pages, 100 CO.
FrntanFs. !AFtst ehrspcst. bezI .elinx. hest pay
Don't e1Ssse before knowing our unusually lthsr1l
terms -Four other popular poon- Atdre.s TH0S.
CnS this OIL uaal5
, 1866-02-17

Go to our friend+ N. r. merrili,H for
ware. etc, 4 and = Randolph street. has
, 1866-02-17

Go to the Hext-En to BRYANT & Strnts
IONS Chicago Commercial College to get thor
uugh. practical bnfIue*s education. or to become
rood Telegraph Operator. Address for circulars,
UKYANT & aTRATToy, Chicago, III.
, 1866-02-17

DERSONAL.-WiN the Lady who
i kfe \ ssntkman 1t the A4squArAAe At "a % Xos>
dsy ,stt to get h7 handkerchief and made appoint.
m9nt for tno fllh ln1t-, send her sddseA " "ASEs
Pnkt Oft CO Fox 1857, Idlt4s
, 1866-02-17
Last.

T OST-On Wednesday evening,
alady'a Fur Cans. Cd Madison. state o. Fass MI
son IT.. The ondef will be rewarded BY leaSnG
st 33l Clark st, corner ol nclna.
II OST-On West Lake street ,ea, on
- Monday ,a.t. Lady'a Iste9e o9 1siae Only
toe owner. 1he nndFf n Nelc915 70 t ~ thly office
hcy viii retUFt the reslcuia md let'e'' ," 4,ato
and no ae1tlpn8 z1ked-
, 1866-02-17

LARCENY or Mrs1cAL IHs1RrMExTs.-WiIiam
Meyer was accused m The Police Loun yesterday
forenoon Of stealing IN fat cornet from r Schu-
brennan, and - BORROWING " one from John Jyce OF
No. JOS Michigan street The Grit mentioned IN.
strumeut was worth Ea5, and was found In Gun
utngtam's second hand store, No. 116 Wells street.
where had f'een pa~ned for IS; The Other tnstra-
mcns. valued At E2a. W.F found In his room. The
prisoner wns committed for rial In default OF $500
bail.
, 1866-02-17

FOR SALE-Cheap, House and
4 Lot 60 Elm street. House has nine roc a-d
bath room, brick basement. with good erli1F. Lot S
BY la has plenty Of thade and some fFult tzee also
North franklin 1trrtt Apply on the rreisef, Or -
e. VI WABEEE. NJ South Water ssFetE luiG7 j.