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, 1866-07-25
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Arrival Of Delegations to the SnnEer.
bund-A FestlFe Observation-Disclosures
OF Railroad Rates Asked.

a ~1AN
bupd-A FestlEe Observation-Disclosures
orkaiIroad Rates Asked.
LOUISVILLE, July 21-Deleea.es to the Sanger
hppd hare been arriving all the forenoon. Some
forty delegations have already arrived, and nom
ter 1G aes mere are yG. 10 soms sua,n
rsiruad depot 10 The FEAST headquarters On Jeaes-
fon street, near F.rrt, By hsna q music, where
friends and citizens hers, A grand procession
take6 place this afternoon.
Gtn. Jef, G. Davis, commanding the District Of
Kentucky, has consented TO act "a Marshal OF tue
The festiv,.ses Of the day Will close With an In.
meme eofree and picnic ut WoodIaWa Garden. at
msrched to he snngefbunu nall, On Broadway. all
foreign delegations Will receive formA! reception
from The city aulho,ities--Mayor L1tnGoT ma5ioS
M mn ,sEdi re- sEpopdilg II beaaf Of ths s9neerpnna
Market, Jefferson, Broadway, Third. Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth etreets nre all covered oser Will
eyery klnd of fesuye token, besides many resi-
denees aud boefness houses. In the evening other
parts ot the city IRE to be decorated Ia honor Of
Ger. Davis has loaned the. snngesbund Deeora.
ticg ComnI,tec ono hundred splendid and cotLy
United states hsGs, which theJ have very tastefnly
hal) q, Rosdwny, together With many other token7
andsmblemt' Which give seEy splendid appearance
The weather opened very c1est and pleasant thi.
morning. but 1afef In the the clouds became threat
en,ng, and several brief Eh0 geFs occurred, Th1t
does not however. dampcn ~ asdor or snthu.sas1 q
seems 10 be ii its highest pitch.
This is the great ocea.ion Of the ye2r for the
business q sny ea eeinf
The Board Of Trade Committee. appointed Y
take into consideration The subject 81 i'eiehts DC
tween this place and Atlanta and re south. has,
1ates which, for GOOD reasons set forth IN The re
port 1t Is thought the ecVeral railroads 'sil aeced
, 1866-07-25
FROM MEMPHIS.

ATTcAt1-TemperAnce Movement Amans
the Freedmeu-BFutul Assau1t-f1tlls
OF Ladlng TO bc Stamped-f1ot Wca.
&heF.
Especial Despatch to the Chtcaso Tribune.l
MgaPn1s, July 81.
Two asreats were made last night. The colored
people are organizing Sons Of Temperance So
cle1y.
The Ara,1nche bas nominated tbs bolter, Sam
Walker, for Governor.
4 gentleman, formerly surgeon III tho United
States arm5, WAS to-day brntally beaten on hia
bead with pistol because be bad dared to nurcnass
property at the United S.a!es tax saless
Mercury yae. .
There was large amount Of -four thrown upon
the market today. Corn lover at 65c TO Sl.0s.
Mess pork $3l001l35,01. Cotton n7ntnas at
21@&c-
MEMPHIS, July sl.-The 4Ar1ua publishes dea'
patch received from the Internal Revenue Commits
tionsE. stating that i've cent stamps are required
on bills Of u,ng. and that from August 1st, 1855,
they will he exempt from taxatlon.
The weather was very hot Yesterday, the mer'
curry ranging from 90 10 lelo. Three man and one
ch1ld we've sunstIucE.
, 1866-07-25
FROM ST. LOUIS.

souri, News-Larrc Haul for q Pick
pocket--Rousing Radical meeting at
Aedal1a-Ron. Jo4eph ". mcClurE
Re.nomina ared for Copgress-A Miner
L0ac4 His DuAt.
JSpec.al Despatch to the Ch,earo THbune]
st. LOUIS, July ~.
John B. Carson. Tor many years IN influential
ctizcn and sueeetsful merchant Of this city, died
On Sunday, The I'D lnst. aged nrtylhree yeare.
The mountain steamer uantsvtlle h4s arrived At
St Joseph, on ber way down, and her of1eess sAy
that altehs Bnow storm prevailed IN tho region OF
Judith River, on the 14,h. Tho weather his been
quite cold. the d1si wsrm day Of the eeason being
encountered this eide OF Omaha.
Ius1ness about Fort Benton and in the mines,
Wax Improving. some new gulchcs had recently
betu discovered. and aborert are IN demand at in
landed and Jet to be landed has materially reduced
prices, and lostes Will Be sustained on many Of tbs
carRoes. Owing to The sc..caty OF money. ali
their freight bills. The Indizn Comu1stloner'
boat. Ben Johnson, had reached Fort Union,
where several Of the 1udians had congregatet for
On Friday, gentleman hy1ug in the lover part
Of the city. has1nE purthaaeda piece Of property,
came up toWn to an attofneY's oface for The pur-
coatpoekst s.sot .be amount to BE- paid for tho
property. lie did not meet the par'les at the time
be reached the attorneys ofce, and aeft, With The
tuICue1A VI 1cLuu!uE: very suO4 AE *aAE oatA.
In halt an hour the bargain was c,osed, bat, On
putting hts hama no his pocket he found ,hst bis
money had been stolen white be Sas IN tue street.
TAe Radical msss meeting At SedAna, No., yes
tefday, was euceees. Ten thousand people were
present, and great enthusiasm prevailed. General
Baker, Of B0ouyte, put IN nomination Colonel
Joseph McClu-e a. candidate for Congrese fos
the district, and moved that the nomination be
agreed to BY reclamation. The yast thtonR then
nro:c with one accord and responded "Aye," the
echoes Of which tauE ont full and clear the sum-
mer with an eupbasa which Is an earnest Of The
triumph With which Ills election Is certain to be
achieved. With eloquent speeches from Hon. c.
D. DraEe and Generals Wineate and B,ker, the
meerlng adjourned. Yesterday has set the ball
rolling In tne right style In that quarter.
a man named Kempe1, from Illinois, was yrster.
day robbed o1 e 200 in gold dust In the following
Inanner: lie lett basaum't Hotel, where he put up.
to visit a bankrr and dispose OF bis dutt. AT
Caatk's banking house an agreement was made ~
to the pt1ce. and he returned to Runums to get
the BAG, when he Wns met bya etanEer who offered
f1Oo more tban he had agreed to take ftom the
banker. a friend OF the new gold broker appeared,
snd the bargain wac elosed One oftne conted rates
which they turned out 10 BE- was lett at the hotel
IN charge OF the treaste while the othef went WITH
Ecmper to get the money IRON the bank. After
waking eeve1al blocks the broker disappeared and
kemper on returning to The hotel found that ths
| Other man had skedaddtcd with his dnst. Tbs
yerd.nt n,nar was unable to give description o
| he
, 1866-07-25

EKT YoRK. July FL.
corros-s,eady, At stas3c for mlddI!ng nplaqds,
chiefly at &C. Sael Of the week 1900 bal e. Receipts
Of the week i,6oo bales Exports OF the week tob9
p. FIor4-pu,1 and 1nazoc lower. It ss.5oss.oo for
sxtfn Sfae {e0f0 50 for extz1 round hoop Dho. asd
39.Gn@us0 for trade prsnda-tha market closiuE
WA IWa1skx1-omst At sa7oa2.es for s;sts sad
"GEs1S.Recetpts Of wneat = 2s bu: ms,ks.vey Dull
A., ksefSt; AZ. Of re 'wes'e.a IL 0q; Z
ceiu.s Of corn 1s2f7; he me!tetis 4c better: With
moderate dema1d as!es l@@obu et M shsSa3e \ fSs Sn,
nalset- doii I'd heavy. sto4sc for chlesEo. sud
fssS n at sssessHc for crude; 7'aa'e
ptoTs,oStNPo1k opened nll and heavy. and closed
n nrr GTm1Y Isl 2543t-3o 1or new MeAs-c.ostng -
1M III csth: sss ss9Som for od do, and s*s7@.7.5!
is nls ney @ess. Anxnss na5 It, IT,
AZ iiSi6Kc tor shoulder. and l7ka2ac tor hams.
6bia; 9:l1pc for state. Cheese dull at sa1sc.
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnouae,1
NEW Yo8k. July -.
KRoKrs OF TEE PAST WKKK. ....
Total value, ssa0oooo. The chief Items Wetc cor
top, tobacco cort, cheese and pstrole un en- noracu
g6 Co bu coru nad lt2oeo0 cheese. TIE exports
ct ecp were 1ootOo hr larger thsn the receipts. Tat
c1norss OF oat1 Was 81 0oo b1. No hog pfoonesa Of
| consequences going. -
/ ZEE ApsTGFFa.
Tho dour market II less irregular. and taefe
moro general demand. 1,o1 h1s choice ptla9 Naea'
, 1866-07-25
FROM DES MONIES.

Governor Stone 10 Governor Brown.
tox-lBdlciments for Violation ofahe
Liquor LASy-1lle Heated Term.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso T5ibuue.]
Dks MONIES, Jnly ct.
The following despatch tsas sent from the Execu
tive otlce Today:
To Cos. IT. G, Brownlow, Nashville:
GTnc State OF lowa tenders the loyal masses ol
Tennessee hearty welcome 10 their righ'ful place
IN ine American Union. by couEase. per.eTeIauce
and unltnch1nc devotion to ps1oclplc. you have
gained glorious triumph over treason Ct home.
and opposition at the Federal capital II the other
southern Sta.es Will folioz youE noble exaupit.
onr now dieordered Union will s0on be united
in bonds ,hht will be perpetual
{Slgnedl W. II. STONE,
The Grand Jusy rose today. Their LAST act wal
10 report ti1tecn indictments to ths court. Evef1
druggist in the city except one yas indicted for vto
latton Of the prohthItory lqnor law.
The weather IL hot. the thermomete1 reaching
pICel y-elcht in the shade for several days. Nsn1
ehowezs this morning and evening"
, 1866-07-25

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July sA-rhe Legislature Il
aeulu In eesslun to~dsy. There Is no trouble in
getting quorum. No business Of auv Importance
ha4 yet been transacted, 1t has been determined
tmoue the Radical II nrtnhers to remaln in aetsiou
the President and Congress ut Washington IN lei-
efgnce to the recent passdze Of the Constitutional
Amendment BY the Legislature Of this St,te.
A heavy thunder shower took place this fore
NoUN.
, 1866-07-25

The Copper.PoltcJ Chaps In Motion
\, Hot weather Again.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tfhune.1
ST. PAUL, MINI, July n.
The Copper ] Johnsonites are In motion In this
Stale, but they are go few as not to be likely to
create any commotion. After eerera1 couclayes OF
the handful of woEu ont Democratic politicians.
john y. Ddsbm. Chairman oi the democratic
State Central Committee, has Issued call, not Tor
State Convention, but for q meeting Of the Cen
traI COMMITTEES, and all others who faTor the Phih-
de,phIa abortion, to appoin, deleases for the III
Of Auenst. As an evidence q = crowd that y
Drie . law office, a little teren by nine room.
Il Will be ample, though, to contain al who favor
The Philadelphia Convention, besides ihe Central
Committee.
The weathes is again hot, and Ia fell all the more
owing to the cool spell Of the week past. Thet-
mp11,fteS ninety il the Ehade.
, 1866-07-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOsING DAY.

lEeported BIZ Telegraph exclusively TOR the Chieago
Tf1bupel
NHw YoRK. Tuesday Evening. July "A.
BEEF CATILE-The total receipts for The week Gre
$3.50 head. No freah receipts to-day. Ali were sold
Yesterday, and thele was = demand for 4 few mora.
BHEEP-Recelpts for the week. 13,soo. all were
sold early. Sales wsre quick. The supply Is short
and the uarket u utinsf. Prices range 6a7xe. 500
head rom Illinois, averaging 100 ms, sold at7xe.
Lambs sold 1T tna124c. ....
HpGS-Recslp,s tor tho week, s,z:s. The supply Il
ahcrt a1d sales vera quick. Thers were no ssaess.
Prices rapce 1tA@t1Hc- SoLoN RoaEsoN.
, 1866-07-25

aoubls exk1 were taken for expert to London Wv.
The sales to-dsy also included llne OF 1000 brls
Theat-Mile;s we,e lookinc about more to-day, bns
would not Adyaneo previous bids. aod tha offerings
were liberal se7ezal parcels Of new wheat ~ese cst
xied over. Corn closed vEJ strong. 1hs shlpm euta
were equal to The entire rece,ps, Including TOO 90 bu
to Liverpool 1t tAd b, packet. and Sd by steamer,
which are lower 1ssey. 0xlt unsettled.
FEnY1sloSs.
Fork-3,0o0 brls sold this afternoon 1t ssl.A. but
cloatd dIt-
LIVE Hpds.
Are Ac hettet. Prime &l1.sl. Receipts te1 carr.
, 1866-07-25


HRlp0HPoRr. ILL.,. July u u p. m
cIHAnKD-Montauk, LockroFt. 50 bu potatoes. 1,i0
Ms sugar, MLdge, Utica. .-.............
ARR1Ep-DeeT Park No. 2, Ctica, 5000 bn corn;
Time, Monx 5000 bl corn Maple Leaf. Morris. $500
bu corn; Dolphin, Ottawa. 200 bu corn; Eock Ran,
LaSaile. LIT tons coal Rescur, 1en,ont 30 IDS rub
bic stone; Inytstigator. Lemont. 10 C yds rubhte
stoue; 8. F. Gale. emont 90 yds Euboe stoue Lady
Franklin. Le1nont, 60 c yds subb1e stone; AqulppL
Leont 80 cydsrubble atone; Geo. t. Taylor. Le1no1t.
80 yus RI .bIe ssone Loness, OTTAWA. 90 hn
s.ltna. Ottawa, isoo bu corn. $4,000 ns wpol; Clyde,
senecs, 100 bu corr; Paramount Lasalks, lis tors
coal; r. Korthsop, Prison. 81 yts ruhble stone.
rh1paEroRT. July 23-9 p. m.
CLHAEKp-Geo. l.. Taylor, Lemont; Investigator.
LeroIt; Rescus, LenonE; Aliqulpps. Lemout; i. F.
Gale. Lnont; Lady Franklin, Lemont: Galeua, otta.
Wa soo3ft lumber 80 pt9 la,h P. Lcnnox, lockpoFt;
Lou e. Lockpott: Yorktown. Pek1n, Il ILL II lumber,
75o salh j. Cro1ty. Seneca 70 bsa sat. Ii brls Time
John CosrcT. Joliet,l wagon; North Morris; Time.
Morrtss Deer Park No. 2. Utica.
ARR1vxD-Australta, 1a sale 5000 bu corn; Laufa
Ann, LsEalle. li3'tuna cQal.
, 1866-07-25

,hr y7rrtrh. bu, rtthes ,urDed biz atrnt1on 10 af
Mrs IN he roome lie discovered that the bur.
glars had made = dctpefate attempt 10 treag open
nor1iou pi DE putsade shell. Thej lad. ho.s-
s7e,. e.an,,ped e7ery.hlne IN The room, and ths
door torc ev1oe1 cet Of their work. Rn!;e nsge
amoupt Of money vas locked up in tne taif-
, 1866-07-25

spe,, Fl, Co.. Fletcher Win leAys for Vt. Louls To-
mrnow sftennon He has already Instituted
nexsurrr 10 teture The representation Of Missouri
tpe Sou.h. IN LOYAL onven'ion. 70 be holden IN
PuilscelphIa In September next. His EIcelltnry Is
uuw The u / VI Gov. Oclesb".
The ofllct +, Of ,he Bans Of Kewanee haye aled
art hc. +. o. IN 10 tnto liquidation. and hAye
r..urn tt the Stats Ill the notes Issued to them
Nxetnt kITH
, 1866-07-25
FROM MADISON,

TIE Dlatlalcrv Rtvenuo Fraud Com.
prORn&scd-Call for 4 Union ConEres.
afonRl Convention
Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago Tnounc.l
MApno.. July II.
The caee OF Il. o. Mhnnirg, whose dtettiery WIZ
seizcd by the Uni,ed States Treasury agents the
other cay, has been settled BY bis paying back taxea
and penalty to tho amount Of St3,6o0.
A Union conyenuon for the Sixth District to
nomInate candidate for Congrcss Is called 10 meet
at Ia Crosae On the 9Th Of September.
, 1866-07-25
FEARFUL STORM.
ridges Carried AwaT-Ratlroad Ac.

Bridges Carried Away-RRtlroad &c.
cident, etc.
PRAIRIE pu Cu1rN, JulY 23-A terrible rain
storm has been rag1nR during ya.serdsE and lsss
Fourteen bridges on the McGtryor Western Rail
way, between McGrecor aud PoltsEtle, thuty~hTe
miles west, have been swep1 n*ny.
4 culsert was carried away on the Milwaukee q
Prairie du Ch1cn Road. two miles west Of WauZsca
du.1l lapt night. 4 freight t1uln cane up carly
this morning. aud the engine was preclp!taied into
the cit cudMife. The PASSENGER trat1 east thts
morning, cane up but WAS ord red back 10 this
uty, The damlge will be Eepai1ed during the day
, 1866-07-25

PFoceedines in tho various Courts Yes
rerhsy-maxrtzge and lfvorce-A Pos
tsce CONT Habeas Corpus Satisfaction
Of Debt-ChAnceFy Sulta-New Cases.
SUPERIOR oouR1 or CH1cAno.-Hon J. 4. 1Yiaon,
& j. Gad Rons. J. E. GGsrGnd J. 4. J0naeso1, 4xte-
eidte .f.lstLces-The divorce suit OF Maria A. Rome
against her husband Jacob Rome, WIS on trial dur
ing yesterday.
.Et1r Esats-Klsas poombos VI. Adam CONS.
Action Of trrspa.k to recover damages l.ld a,
81 00a PtaInG in ID affidavit 10 hold to bali sets
lo.th that on the cd Instant the deiendant with
force and arms asfailed him. and tben aud there
with great force and violence struck and stabbed
lie.
Charles 3. chuzcnll and Leonard z. Smith VI.
Jacob Eoe1hat1t ., Action Of assumpait 10 recover
Charles u. taylor rs. William Wentworth, Mary
B: Wentworth and 1saac Meyer: Bill ia chaneaT.
Szr T. Aa1 snd a
SANDER to recover damages laid :. at $a,poo-
Plaln.1f In hrs declaration alleges 1har
K Rev i. Baseh I'D osher Id GOOD ana ,oyal c!i-
Hns : shest:s, ,.she i . sTindier;" Tie las las
Louls A. Demmber II. Rosa Denmber, nee Leon
hardt. hil tor oiToFee upon The esoand Of adul-
ttry and descrtlon. Complainant alleges marriage
iseo. ron Which tine he' hsed wild htr uns,i D..
cember. 1869; he charges that che has abandoned
so Cd h and 1ei s q
E .eS:. r. -" m Kes 1ope ~ @ ~ a9a! M
ay .eay 1,tsdt ~ etatA MALI ooe LEI
's.r Ssr.h ri. Witbnr u,ctu.r, 70 Rnsasut vu.
bnr HI, for iiiSorce Hron The cronnd Of DISCRETION.
sef.nnsnt A. f}rvsfs1 iste m 1he sb nj Nora1nb.S
1851 and charges thai On The 10Th Of June 1863 be
deserted hez. tAkug with aim the entire proceeds
o. ne sac Q! theE nonseaolo eooos. leaving ae1
utS9 utS.9 ~ 1shyae Fr.nt,4r n f,,nott A,,esr
FINN FoIcf CGnrf fne aeeessed for yiolatto1 OF
ser11n1 If rhanier ~ Ieyised ordinhnces.
f.tt, oS 1.h,crrn rs. W1tl,nTa H. Isutnam Aupeal
br defendant ram nne at $50 and costs a:sessed
- ,ha prI,r. tsr1rf for r.orrrrv
, 1866-07-25
Conl-InflrmltY In PFicea.

Editors Tribune:
notice IN your market report Of yesterday thst
our quotations"
Wei, now, that's a good joke about hrn prices.
Why shoald they BE- inoEmf ARE you lgnotant Of
the compact existing between those coal dealers
hc,e, and when they Assure yun th.t coal Is firm.
They are tight. So ear fare hsm and IN demand at
twenty rides foz dollar. So are the tolls on the
Erie canal firm, md revenue stamps also. The
question with the public IL how long Will they per-
nit balf dozen coal dealers to regulate The pEice
oil 70 Inpostanta commodity As coal Coal sold
Chicago for fourteen dollars, and next week This
monopoly eau make It nrm At eighteen or twenty
oo1iate peF ton. and will assure you that the ''de-
natu Is hfm.n EQUITY,
, 1866-07-25

BURGLARS FRus1RATED.-Mt. Goodrich, ot the
nE.n Of Warren & Goodrich. real cstale brokers at
rooms fos. = and Speeds block, on Dearborn
street. having occaslon to return to the Office tfter
the close Of business, about zine O'Clock On Mon.
dag night was eurprised To ind things lying shout
the noor In = con1nkGd etate. lie Immediately
turned up The Gas. and Is he dld 60 Two men
ruthcd BY him, md going into the hail. spraug
10 oye1take them, hut they made good their es-
cape. Returning 10 the ONCE, he was almost
k1ocked down hy third man, who In passing him
dttW . revolver and flrrd at him. Not being
, 1866-07-25

U9W EdO- July II.
FLot1-Du1l snd lcwar sslct It sl1.oaa1is tor red
winter, and aIs.1o for double eItra.
GKA1x-Wbrat unM: tA.es confined to rasslaE lnts
embracing A0oc ba No. Milwaukee club At and
car load ii 80. Corn lower; sales Oi ,50o bo No.
IiLois At 77c anu SO b4 do At tic. Oats nominal!
CANAL FsKta1rA-Steaty; wheat l24c, corn lie
oxta &C, to New fofk. 49, -. ...
LIZ xroEIs s:tlo bu whess, Loo bn corr, 2a,o9
bu CAfA.
, 1866-07-25

John Ack1y, Of Commerce. Mfchigan.
Eae sck With HEef compliant. general debility, etc,
snd was pronounced lnrur1ble. A friend sent him
slx boxes Aerrick's Pills. Less than three boxes
cured tim. Large BOXES Is cents. Sold by I'll deal.
err. J. L. Reed & Co., chicago. H., general
aCenta. p14
, 1866-07-25

Albany, N. T., Jnly u.
FInrH-Qu1et.
G1A1S-Hheat-Sa!es al white Canada at t7.t5 for
eholce and u 70 for isfettor: Eh,te 1llchlgan S2
Oats lover Sales Ut s94 500 for Chlca.o. lotn-Saea
At elc fer Western.
En1rfXp BY TOWs-1a2tQ on &n1n Id,eQo Du rhe3t
No bosts had pa ssed F1ltonyiIle up 10 eleven
, 1866-07-25
Are Nc MttH. Prime,
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tdhune.l
MuwAEKKE, July r..
F1ora-A shade trner. Sales Of so0 b,ls At 5l2.z5
for superior winter; - % for uusound Winter. $3.50
for good double e1sra spring. md tsoo for eItls
spr1ns. ....
GRAIH-Thest un1ettled nales st the O'clock Z. N.
Board Of 6ot bu tSe701Ss cash. ]1s7l 63 seller
Ill month $!s8 buyer aIt mouth. and g. IS for No. =
At the noon Board sales Of $1,000 bu at 51.6a91ed
cash &l.6s91,t5x sel1ef all July. At tho O'Clock
D. NJ Dotrd sales Of 1000 bn No. Spring At SLe3k
stIles July aId at &1y seer August No. at u Is
0tA9 Oats steady; sales 1000 bu at SC. Corn 3D.
yarctd &c; ssles s., 100 bu At &c.
FA1IGnTs-Quts st &c for RE to Buffalo.
Rxcx1r4s-60o br1s hour, 2ts0o b1 wheat, Il, ,oN bu
oals. and Too hu corn. ..
9Hlr1KsTs-31 brts dou1+ 1000 bu wheat, Is ao0 bu
oats r. cCQ bu corn.
, 1866-07-25
WILL COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

Especial Despatch to the Chiesso Trbunc.l
JoIIEr, July Fl.
VIII County sppointed delegates to the Sixth
Congressional District Convention. and instructed
them TO cast their rotc for the rcuomlnatIon Of
Hon. y. C. Cook.
, 1866-07-25

FHfIH1EIPHlN HINTkE<s --------
Pu1t.AnELrutA, Iuly Il.
PeTRoLKrN-Flat under the foreign news.
FL0rH-F1rm eupefhne $7.s5: extras s. 39Qas.s3.,
GEAtS-~h.at arm ueW red t2.t6Ss-e5. Corn duu !;
yellow 9lc mixed SOC.
GEonIIfsLCo1Iea nrrn. Cuba sugar 1oAaloAc.
M0tasses unchanged.
PEos1sIoN8-Qutet.
WH1AkxY-steady Pennsylvania s7,2s92:,: Ohio
-
, 1866-07-25

Vessels P1Baed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the ChIcsEo Tsihune.l
DETROIT. Jlly e.
ur-Mrxander. Greenwood, snnuSs!de, Host Maria
Marlin. Monitor, Mariner sco.le Tartar. Dane. car
rington Lre Yankee. II. II. Scott. RspubIc, Cooper,
Todd. Mott, Blade. Mediterranean. shernau-
DowN-No1.ts, Wtst No. I. Mlddlesex, Htachuan,
Atmosphere, Owasco, Ge1sitt Smith.
Wind nonfhIrR6t
, 1866-07-25

BRICK mnchtne-The National Brick
Machine makes. with only two-horse power, 81, 900
splendid bricks per day. with vel dehued edges
form what We claim for It, We will taLe It bacR and
| refund the money. Address AbRA4 REQUA,
| General Agent, III Broadway. New York
, 1866-07-25
U4ltImore Market.

DAL1IxoAx, July u.
FIocB-Qu1et. New Southern nr1n.
GRAS-HheAE-Ste1dy. CoFn-EEm Nhlta $l.lo
&1lI, yellow ou1f.
rkoS1s1oNe-ueaTy.
nsn.
Wu1skz7-Du1l. Pennsylvania se-24a71.
, 1866-07-25
" ARIETY THEATRE.
nTcV1CKER'S THEATRE.

Every night and Saturday afternoon TIL further
roticF, THE ICE WITCH, Or THE FROZEN HAND.
with al1 Its gorgeous scenery meGranicai enects sx
ceAent cast beautiful baRt, and Prof. 6iiTeaters En-
cbanseo Founnln. rendering 1t the most brilliant
spectacle ever produced IN Chlcago.
SpKc1AL NaTtCE.-lu compliance with general de-
tfler be reserved for msttnees In the Balcony md
Dress Circle at 50 cents each. o5a1
, 1866-07-25

ITO RENT-Twenty acres ct land.
Il ncdes cultivation. with house and barn. for term
Catue Yards. Aso. new cottage housa. with garden
corner of LSGn aad STATE streets, opposite ihs i
, 1866-07-25
II FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Return Of Gov. 0EleAby-The Bank OF
Kewance to go into Liquidation.
sPRIsaE1ELp, July u Coz. oglesoy and family
and Gen. Haynie and family. aceomp anied By Gov
r,ty lsst evenine from Perry sprang~, whers they
have been eojournuR Tor the past TWO <eses. They
src all much Improved in appearance and speak
very favoraply Of The medicinal properties ot toe
, 1866-07-25
FROM GALVESTON.

1nsano Man Chops His Wife and
Three Children In Pieces with q
HatcAcGs
GALVESTON, July es.-Thc Stonewall Home
Gutrd, composed Of ffty lale rebel soldiers. has
been broken mp by commind OF the military au,
tnsepd to reorsnnize Il some other place.
a man was arrested in Tyler County for murder
1pe his nile ard three small children. Frnm The
evidence II spreata that the man Was laborinE H1'
der an attacE Of insanity. and, ansiue about mid.
night, be took ha.chet and literally chopped big
wife and children to pieces. The natghbors heard
ecreamz, and went tn the bonse. but arrived too
late. The youngest child aged three Jears, had ita
bead and both arms complele1y chopped OF.
, 1866-07-25

New York Stock and Money Market.
kKw YO8x. July II.
IoEKr-EAsy 1t ta3 per cent for call loans.
STKL1S0 E1GHANGE-Dulf ard heavy at 103H@t19.
GoLp-A shade lower, opening A. t5o, advancing t,
51E, and t!osiDg 1t l3oH.
CONVENIENT SfOCKEwpu1l and rather easier.
FEE10HIs TO L1yK8Pco1-Steady.
, 1866-07-25
at1tuSentRntH.

TOL. WOODS NIUSEUM.
COL !. q, h1a Hhn1Eet
nrerfnr AZ semen.s..,,.,.,,,.,,....F.H Z. AIKEN
Stage ss'Auua+ b-Ani'A
Great hit OF tnc rpsrkilnE comedy. Crowded houses
Enon1s OF ihuEhttr.
This (TednesdaJ3 Afternoon. July eth A. tho Grand
Msttnte hali.past Two O'Clock. ard also u the EFo
nlnE At eight, Nrs. Anna Coss AoWatt Rtchle4 come
oy Of ...
TAsHIo9; OF, The Days of shoddv,
Al rlaytd In pudpn New York with great success
, 1866-07-25

tion Of our readers 10 the advertisement oi this
popular Institution. The history Of this SEMINARY
thus fur as been one o! uninterrupted Success and
confidence and patronage II enjoys. The ComneE~
c1al College connected with the Seminary Is hye
tn&,itnlion, vel! manned and well managed. Clatk
seminary glands nnriyai1ed In tho West. p263
, 1866-07-25
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Trinls Prove Wortb.-A trial Of that
sweet perfume. Tallman + Coliiusf Eg! ptian Gala
II sufficient to establish II In fAvor. PISS
, 1866-07-25

ING SfRQP, for aIl diseases with which children
eves The chlld from pitn. tnvigorates the stomach
end bowels cures wind collie, aud carries the In
lant taIey through the cri!cA period Of teethtug.
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