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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

AIF We regret that we have so eff
fectually disturbed the mind of our
First Street neighbor as to cause him
to use hard names, and exhibit such
vast amount of ill-feeling. We did
not intend to throw him into such a
violent passion by copying his local
in regard to the ladies of our city in
dulging in fancy drinks" composed
of intoxicating liquors. The fact that
the SANDER was copied in the Wa
bash E!rpress and Indianapolis Jour
nal, credited to the Courier of this
city, with remarks similar to those
made by the editor of the New AL
bany Ledger, is sufficient evidence of
the way the paragraph was under
stood abroad. We noticed the para
graph in both the Wabash Express
and Indianapolis Journal of the same
date. Is it not little remarkable
that the editors of three leading pa
pers, in cities near hundred miles
distant from each other, should ar
rive at the same conclusion, the same
day, in regard to the meaning of an
article, and those conclusions be in
correct? Perhaps the "Courier man y
will conclude they were all drunk.
We have no disposition to call our
neighbor hard names, but rather sym
pathize with him in the trouble this
faur pas of his caused him. We Of
fer him our coincidence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

CHURCH EDIFIcE.-We were shown
yesterday plan for a new church edi-
fee, to be erected in this city, corner
of Sixth and Cherry Streets, by the
German Catholics. The building is
to be GA by 100 feet, with large, tall
spire or steeple. The style of archi-
lecture will most probably be Gothic,
and when completed, it will present a
most imposing appearance. We are
informed that it will be commenced as
early as possible. The plan we saw
showed the front, which contemplates
all the modern improvements, finished
in the highest style of architecture.
The success of the Fair for the bene-
fit of the Church, which was held
this week, has induced them to re-
solve to hold another Fair this Fall
at which time they expect to realize a
large income from that source.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
MILLINERY GOODS.
7ehi TO THE MILLINERS.
%Y STOCK of Millinery Goods for the
M4 Spring Trade, -
e WhOIesaIe,

Is now ready. ThOSe wishing 10 lay II
their Spring supply should call soon and
see the stock and learn the new prices;
t5rtf ~ -. b. BAUM.
TO THE LADIES of EVANSVILLE AND
VICINITY. n 1000 asa
My Stock of Millinery for the Spring
trade, is now complete and ready for IN
spection, as Mrs. Baum selected the Goods
herself, and has not spared time nor money
to get the latest novelties of Paris and New New,
York. have, also, the choicest of Spring
Cloaks, Basques, Basquines, ready made,
and viii make them to order at the short
est notice, as have a full assortment OF
Spring Cloths and Black Silks, and Trim
mings for same. Also, Dress Trimmings,
Laces, Embroidery, COrsets. Nets for me
Hair, the new style of Hair Coils, KID
Gloves, Lace Mitts, Hosiery, and an emu
less list of
Fancy Ot1OnS.
Also, Hair in Switches, Curls and Front
market prices. B. BAUM,
No 50 Main Street.
iav - ! IT mar2l-3m.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

ORPHAN AsYLUM.-A call is made
in this paper for ladies to meet to-day
to take steps for a Festival, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be devoted to
the use of the Orphan Asylum in this
city. Our ladies are proverbial for
their charitable disposition, and un
firing energy on behalf of the poor,
the orphans and sufferers of our city.
They have labored constantly and
earnestly for those who have been
overtaken by misfortune, and the pro-
posed move is one that ought to COM
mend itself to the favorable consider
alton of all. The time for the Fair
has not as yet been fixed, but will be
perhaps to-day. Our liberal hearted
citizens will recognize in this medi-
UNI through which they can lay out
money to good advantage, where it
will be sure to do good We shall
look confidently for this Fair, or sup
per to prove a grand success. The
energy of the ladies is too well known
for them to need a recommendation
through the press, but the Importance
of the object, and the good that may
be accomplished by that and through
that means, is worthy of reflection
and thought by all our charitably dis
posed people. If these ladies can af-
ford to devote their time and attention
to this noble work, our people ought
not to withhold the means to do good
from them, and we feel sure they will
MT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

MARKET REPoRTs.-Full and com
plete market reports will be found in
the paper this morning. There have
been but few changes in the prices of
articles during the week just closing,
not enough to make it an object to
republish the list tri7weekly.. Country
merchants may rely on the compile of
4Lo Die L. - .l.....I -....r..... /.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

.RD- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warming and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sealed letter. envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia "a. nsas apr2O Smd&w
1850 BATCHEIOR'S HAIR DYE-The
best in the world harmless, reliable, in
stantaneO Is. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millef1eurs
dis preSeTdgs, ahe I pea h nf Inc
gists. Factory, Barclay street, N. Y.
mar22 div
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

FOURTH OF JULY.-The citizen
soldiers of Vanderburgh County will,
no doubt, be gratifed to learn that
their brothers who bore arms with
them on many hard contested field,
are preparing in nearly all the coun-
ties of this State, to have grand cele-
brations on the Fourth of July, and
in a great many of the counties they
have fixed on that day as appropriate
to raise as much funds as possible
for the purpose. erecting a monument
to the memory Of deceased soldiers
and sailors. Let old Vanderburgh
lead the van, This course is being
pursued in many Of the counties in
Illinois.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

-Efs ~ Ssstftt 81 u Fsft-.A
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. OF THIS
Cry. "A meeting will be held at
Mrs, Laughlin's, this afternoon, at 4
o'clock, to make arrangements for
/ holding a Festival for the aid of the
Orphan Asylum, !, The : following
named ladies' are requested to be
present at that time: Mrs. Geo. B,
Walker, Mrs. DIR. Casselberry, Mrs.
TIE. Garvin, Mrs. Charles Viele,
Mrs. David Mackey, Mrs, Lizzie
Shanklin, Mrs. Charles Babcock,
Mrs, w. J. Lowry, Mrs. H. D.aAllis,
Mrs. Elisha Babcock, Mrs. VIM.
Baker, Mrs. Charles DENLY, Mrs.
Judge Hall, Mrs w. e. French and
Mrs. Joseph Elliott This is good
move, and it is hoped that there will
be full attendance. $50 8. CT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

RocKPoRT COLLEGE AND EVANS
VILE MERcHANTs.-The Rockport
Umpire publishes the following COM
pliment to some of our enterprising
business men:
Our enterprising townsman, George
Balsley, was at Evansville one day
this week on business, and made it his
duty to speak to the different whole
sale men he met with, of the effort
now making on behalf of our College,
and we are happy to learn was success
full in his applications. The follow
ing houses responded to his call: L.
Lowenthal & Co., $25; p. Semonin,
$25; Curnick u Bro, $25; G.. l..
Dixon, $25; Lyon & Semonin, SIS;
Roach & Torean, SO; Daniel & Wool
sey, So; Lanphear & Mitchell, s..
, 1866-08-09

made duly ?, 1850. ovcrrulcd and Judgment on
verdict OF June c c, 1906, Tor $500.
nnns N H. & :, a. y. Muisan. Hearing postponed
UNI! nsfl Sofasy N September.
md referred to a Mastcr 10 take proofs aud
se!,wcdtec vr. Schwcdtcc. In chaneesy. De-
fault and referred to Mister to take proofs and
Kerr vr. Sheffield el ul. In ehanccry. Referred
10 Master to take proofs and report.
ktins rs: c.rgan s a. aa,o u shancs Ordered
Wa len days, or ID eiaui tcreo ihst dStiFs e ins
Junction be. elm issuc.l be dissolved.
Ransted & vs: Mheeier ei a: tn chaneery. Or
the hret day OF next term, pay into court c cosfs
Of The defence and subsequent proceedings, The
deere m mhcseinbe!oro entered be set aside and the
pone!as y. Ha,lc.t. In chanec7y. pe,ault and
referred to the Master with leave to cxnminc ali
PaInes IN The suit a. Witnesses.
Jones ve. Jones. In chauccry. Default en-
G5sd 4nd decree ordered.
,;l' lEIedin -. Rcd line Transit Company. Plain
70 amend, and rnle on defendant to picpd 10
amended declaration in ten days after service OF
RalTows e. al Va. Wright. Default entered,
Hamct Is: Hamet.. III chanceEy. Default and
decree md decree ordered.
Tueedell r. T5pesdel. II chaneery. .Deianlt
motion .: defcndsni. injunction was dissolved, It
,r,bog ha,ybng 6ssp gTnncd by the Master In chance7
IIartigan st. nartgan. In chanecry. Default
John McAssay ve. Peter Casey. Confession Of
Judgment upon notc for $100, dated February
I'd, tet6 AID payable I'll sfx months ni1cr date
Charles T: llolu,beg vs. James Sullivan, Action
OF asHumpsit ~ recover damages laid nt $500, for
work dolle and performed,
William r. Kerr "a. Lewis Blackwell and Charles
r Burton. Actlon Of cjcctmcnt 10 recover nos
Ecftion Of d rait Of section 13, township s. uorth
Q! range !. east, said property being claimed by
plnintlH tn fee.
OplclIu ii. Mctcalf rs. william A, Mc,calf ant,
othcle, minor heirs Of FruHcls Mctcalf Cnnr-
dianf application 10 cell real cet2le. s!tr,ntc In
Evanston, fos thu Support nud education OF said
:. George Dorsey and bridget Dorsey vs. Mary Ann
Beam aud Charles beam. Action OF treepase to
recover damages laid ata<2,uW, for All alleged
e'aner In charging TIC female rlatnti5 With heng
z arrnstilutc. Capiae Issued, ball being fixed d
....1oshnn Il: lIull and William n. 1idlcll Va.
IhoIhas u. Hanson. Aeti0n Of nssnmpsft To re.
cover on mute FOR Fl5l. 81, due july .5ilt, 1861
CinCrIT cnrNr OF C0oR CouHTf-Iijp. Eru sfHs
q: pH!'aMs, JHdae.-Cl.arlcs Cxieclk1 ~ C0tstau.
tIa Cztchhf. BIZ for divorce. The purtIes were
married III tue yenF 1850, In Poland, from whence
complainant cuWc 10 this ftatc, the wife, he al.
lcgcs, dcpcrtirg him nt Toledo Ohio, without
cauFc. The ieenc 0f Tho marriage IL I've children,
three OF WHOM, arc with complainant aud two wth
Enoeh q. Willard va Edward u. 1,aymoud. Ac.,
lion or a.enmrsis npon three nptea payable al
Paul 1tottcl,a1l IS Kiten Cash. Appeal for DO
fup,i Int
, 1866-08-09
Markets by Telegraph.
M1pS lt;flT a,.AhhET REPORT.

Especial pstr.ea to ,hc western A.*oe.sed rrc%a.l
Sxw Sonk, August s
AoSEr,
The supply OF capital At this point continues II
nuatc. and T. cuct moro assisting speculation At the
STOCK Exchange. The demand l. quite moderate, and
Is readily met At 423 per cent ca while the Gov
crnncnt bankers arc offered large Sums al per cent
Tic discount market il very quiet. owing 10 the
tcz1city Of business paper. Prime names pass at5K
G6a neF cent. -.
GOLD n THE FrB:1c 7ExAsrrr. .-.
TIE letter Of the New York bankers and merchants to
the Seeresry the TreAsuy IS universally condemned
In financial circles and the principles contained therein
regarded mise and detrimental to public credit 1t
Il generally regarded Etst pce Of impudtace, -
Of the slsuers are known TO be Interested In tho
fail of gold.
The gold market closed up firmly at ltsx, With the
demand active, and the custom demand hiss beca more
active.
Exchange Is dull.
dovxESNKyTs.
The business In Government securities has been
heavy during the day. There further advance In
prices ards the Close The demand has run chiefly
on 1851 coupons and 5s of'62 and @. The following
wcte tts closing prices at 4:7o P. m: Coupons 81.
10Y; saos 1861 1os49loak; 1910 coupons, ssAss9k
July ISIS, 1oiA@lo4X.
MIsckLLANxoEs-
The stock market ut the Inst open board little
on from the highest point Of tho day. but there
pressure TO sell. There has been general incrcase IN
The volume Of business to-day With an upward move
meat In pr3cee. Tho bull Interest Il In the Ascenant,
and the quotations are favorable to further Improve
meat In values The in money ensas speculasots
to casry stock Without dIculty, an hence thefr
TO large blocks Offering.
nHr Goops-
jobbefs prices. MARKET vezy quiet.
FT1nts-AtnoskeaE, 1.c; Cochcco. ac; Empire, l3xc
Garner Co.. 4Qke; Hamilton. 19c; London Mourning
f3Ac; Me1Ttmae. &c; do ", .1c Paclnc iae-
sasetsns and saissos, Dlessaed-caaoe, l'xe James
, 1866-08-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
Proceedings III tlc Courts Yesterday
Default dizzy fl tllc superior Court
Judgments 1sntcrcl-EeSy N,lft.-Stuu.
dSr-DtynrrN SHIFT.

Proceedings fn thc Courts Yesterday
Default tlny IL tllc superior Court
JMdEHscnts 1sntcrcd-Ncsy Sutts-Ntnu.
dcr-Dlvorcc Suit.
srrHrlon CorHT or cu1cAoo-Lon. John IT. rr7l.
son, c. j.. UHu N0Hs. Joseph e. Gary did Johu H.
.s,n.son. !dssuc,a'r .Iustices.-Soule c. al. Va,
Cartery. Drtault cu:erel aud judgment for
3H:2.Gs.
Mycra r.. tIrasns- Tcn days time given 10
rlcna.
Weber It at. vs. Reeves Ct nj. rroof Of scsyIer
OH defendant Reeves oniy. Default aud Judgment
for $aGl. so.
Wagner, use. etc. IS. Mrrslek Ct al. Ten days
tine to plead given.
FRANKIE se. Fsnnkc. Dclault and Judgment ios
properly aud one cent damages.
Ken Is. Blackwell Il Al. ,7sulc on defendants to
plead.
Johnson VI. Doten. Default and Judgment for
K'cs, ndminlstEa,ix etc ss. Robinson. Default
and Judgment lur $!Tt.
Cleaye: ~. Cash. Default aal Judgment for
Goudy e csannn et al. Default entered and
Lombard ". 0atcnon. Dcfnnlt entered. Amount
due ionnd hy court to hc S::lS.2s, and order that
MeCallum ,r, Clark. Default ind Jndemcu, for
SANG vs.. <au,c. Detapl. and Judgment 10:
M:ek rt. Ellis ct al. DefaaA and Judgment for
Ro,hgather vs. Naher. Dcfaul. and judsmcu,
csmI"r r.. Hill ct al. peianlt aud Judgment for
: Doose vs. Wolf ct al. Default and Judgment for
$.2<.a.
Grnn:nger t.: philpot e. al. Time to plead c1-
tended twenty days hy agreement.
Parker ys. Chadwick. Defau;t and Judgment
for <3.950.5aa-
Gardiner ct al. 81. Brewster Default entered
yesterday eel aside on motion OF defendant. and
rule on defendant 10 plead during the day.
Shnfc11t re. Doyle. Default and Judgment for
S3.01.Ga.
jcweit ct Al. ~. Underwood. Default and iudg.
rne.a for <as0.s1.
III; Ks,t i 4: Keller ct al Defan's and 1nds
H2nseps i -. Ebert ct al. Default and Judgment
rn, Manso fo4 IT. ss II va. Schwartz. Default and juds-
nittsy re. Cook. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs,
on molaon oI piaintiG's attorney.
Inn M1ssey ri sn1aases Ct ii. Default entered As to
schalllns vs.. .Dcering. Sui, aismtssed for wan,
Of declaration In two terms.
The TIuetecs Of the First Evangelical In,be,.n
Church Of Chicago rs. Edison et ii. Plcs with.
The Trustees Of the Fin. Evangelical Lutheran
Church OF St. l,aul, or Chieago, aud the Trustces
Of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church q
Emanuel, Of Chtcago, es. Edison ct al Plea with
drawn. ...
Eicall 70. Nelson. Dcfanlt entarcd.
Smith. execrtttx, etc, ". Bragg ct al. Defaul
nsto nrsEg, and Judgment for &5sa..h.
Hnseys executor, vs.. Bailey ct al. Judgmen
for defendant, $ss5-and damages xG5,t7 a1ai
cause continued with sci IA 3s to Haley.
Acacoek ys. CavanauGh. Motion for new trta
, 1866-08-09
FnreaRiI AinrArta.


fnEAns1trfs-Me&ara. Hicbariat,,i, fIcirs < IT,.
1nf it9 !IgIsy iar sot trltst ionr 1nts MT rm II
tlsEllLc at vi trt st,int. Winter t,v afil
LOVER IN it.p wrek, ' '
i'nntrii.S.- ar4sta .uishd A,lnys 4 TO-. au, os,,.
fta. frtVft 1nrf N Arsr ilvtI,a1 IL lN 1a!r rAlrr.
!Itk WAS 1Nlel ahl tHart lIatnt l. af. yut r,ehllt
ms @,sa' ~ NJ. h"ts :.!ltlr, t..rd ! .a !inl.
Y E;;S ss'' n,s,II s'st, a, ~ rsy ae o* Sa:s" e.
.ar t ;t i',kcr.' t,esr Irim.t A..-
sM st "s.. .n'ss s| nssr' i. '.tsa s'rs 's;
f.ae sny 'l sS': III" .ssn} 1'f y S; ~
ft:a'. - Lln..s,i c.kn nlphaaEs>. %tr!rn. sluirt
~! nfp .r1ntsi T. luti in I'LL nptria IL IuF AalloA
lie tHh VI this Wtvk. ~ 49,"
Ms,.t.. Ha1lnE roa 4 Ii, report Wlcat i.tss wrr,
WlnttF Ifsl tt33s Ffailr I'll. :hs i9,.n auiNt jAIi.
.'r.,n sn nsf' % %n9,1i. ss%,sS pIs aassf in All
tt:n'';ns p,rxaIa irs anc6a;iset. Ts'!ow aHi; r.
II Il lid fur srtlnst. LtasceI 81 Steady ri 3d.
LIVERPOOL, July n.
usn!s ntan s1 In 1nd eaIt; o Grs sPs
k!a;i !an;1. ,;,1s1d nreadstHt's 9u!st md
i1tsness IL, Csnt.s' shares Eie shares, t,t Al:
cent since laying the cable.
, 1866-08-09

.-.... BUFFALO. Au-uet 8.
state s. Is; Ehltc Western t1l5N9i 1880.
GaA1S-"Esat-No.1 Milwaukee held ut ahont Il l.77:@
ls0 Corn-A0tnlnE sales 10000 bu al 676aG7xc {Jr
IL; Ss;c &c fSE 70; da taslaalnE e. s ba
for No: 2. Qats-NornlnE es1esI1cJo bn al ;9c fDr
GIesn e @ 9sg; ior danaassa Chicago; atAenc
At SIC. Barley hnd rye nOlutnal. ave-
TEov1sIoss,cfo:k fss.00. Lard 21@2lHc.
CANAL FnKIGnTs-To New York-Nheat t6c, com
l5 oats g. To Alhany-Nheat lie. lie, nata 7Hc
bu. f ' ~'~' '''SSe
CASAL l. LExronTs--Mheat :. 500 bu, corn 1ss97o bu,
!hs fccspss and shipments from the ports OF I'LL.
Eankee. Chicago and Toledo for the week endnr AuC-
ust 4th were: for Buffalo, -four 90 hrs; wheat 81
sa eoI9 Hs12 m oats o5 BY total grain 1o sn
fof Fort Coihorne: wheat II 80 bu: corn 1 bu
, 1866-08-09

thc; Lonsdale. ssc MAnville Co.. &c; Masonyiie .,
&c.
Drtlls-Brown Deot Mills, &c; Globe, sac; s.ork,
tic; Winthrop, l9c-
Denlns-AmoeIeag, sc; postou Brown, SOC: Mas-
sechusetts, Sc Pearl River. axe
Paper Collars-Goldsm,th. Holman 4 c.. n,tent
pesp!satlon proof Byron. soc; shal1pcarc, 90.
Cuts, SOC, less pcS cent
, 1866-08-09

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbunc1
6T. Louis, AuEusta 8.
TonAcro-Leas active; luss from, s.oo to 6lo s65s9
$3.50
fLoGE-Qu1et and orn. ssles Of xxx At e1s.oo club
1t *g.sb.
GRAIs-"heAt active and Sc higher At u o1al 53 pet
ou- tofs oQl and heavy: State for mixed and yc1-
lows ahd tor whlte- Oats dull and heavy 1T Sa
sac. nye-Sales at &c.
PEosn1oss-Mess rork-salca at $500 per b.t
Wu1sKkr-k2ee6 ee6 Der Gallon
, 1866-08-09

NIntla and lfrccllrs.-1.nsl1r< afflicted
Will dttcd!othllons on The tart called lnuh.
Moih and Ftsekla 1otin,,. 1t IL intallbr. prr.
pated BY Dr. II. o. porry. 1Jc,tuntnluxigtt 40 HIND
sarGet, Nuw fotk. Sold by nil druggists Iu Cbi.
che0 and elsewhere. rtico q.
lnJ1s1tb-4u1sA.T.T1
, 1866-08-09
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Troubles of t11c CorpcEjohnnon Party
Speeches Of Senator Hendricks and
Lawyer Logan.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
INp,ASAro11s, August 8.
The coppes3ohason party hare inst completed
neat stand In the Circle Park. and had set apart
this evening for The purpose Of ocdcans II 10 the
, 1866-08-09
0sHeg0 Market

OswEGo. Augast9.
FLorR-Cnchanged. Sales Of No. spring nj I'll 0l6e
Mg; ted winter at $l2.o0; white Mt {l3.oo aud
,G5RAIS-Whest dnll hnt UNCHANGED. sales Of No. l
Illinois At &c. Oats dnn Sales Of western al soc.
CANAL FEr10u1s.D1l1. Corn 9c to New York.
CaSAL ExToETs-1@,ooo bu wheat. o. 500 bu corn
, 1866-08-09
LATER NEW York MARKETS.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbunc.J

SKw York, AugustB 8.
nnKAb9TCYYe.
Flour In good demand for the Provinces At s7ese
s2s. and better grades sell well but several largo
lines E1'fa ssate little unsounl. offered At $500 aud
tometh!ag nndcF. Al 1ow grades depressed. Wheat
well held and tlFm but quiet. Coru-Ihc advance in
Eold and lower frcl1hts-4Kc 10 Liverpool, enabled
shippers 10 rny Bic. The Eastern tsadr, large, buy.
en-. with some speculauon-closlnr upward. Osts-
eareoeA nrm' active speculation aul preference given
10 store parcels Eatfs ITO 100 u est Cvayu at
k:9shc; hilwaukee. %1G .3Kc, bag lots lower Iowa
5lc.
FnnyIs1oxA
FORK hfmcr ILLS nficrnon but qulrt nj t3tsi cash.
TUX meats nld Lard tnorc plenty nj The n1vnnct
LttEtTtht. CtHCELt tHN.
Fer Java report further return AhIpucuts or BRcon
Ltrk IOtA.
Hogs declined TO i2fr. tlcrcipta, Hears,
, 1866-08-09
IRtou NVeek1y Rnuk Rtn

.,,--.- Ens1os, August Q.
The following L. the regular weekly statement Of the
cnEdtton Of the banks Of the city: Capital stocIs
ElIW0o01: loans. sG6:1;!9: specie $51a,7s9{ legal
f:?lT6; dcpos!ts 5osis,a;y; circulation, Salonal.
, 1866-08-09
Toledo Market,

y IOLKDU, AuXuSIE.
FLorR-Quiet.
GEA1S-Nheas lr,n at m advance Of from &c to loc
On different Cnde1. Sales Of white Michigan. crop OF
g. At Fills amber DO At 42,4o; white Michigan,
new crop, At $3.A and amber do nt t2.9S, Corn &C
better for white, and 1c mixed. Sales Of ui1eI r
&c; white q Ec yellow at 6'1c. Oats steady Ut c
LANE EEEiGnIsNnnll-.cS Sor corn Ia BnfIalo
, 1866-08-09
yr@spas t'nsnrt1 detroit.

rrsstaa pns*rh Detroit.
Especial despatch 10 tho Cllrngo 1rlhune.t
NRrHHtr, AuuMsta.
r-~n1f. barley. Empire statc i>uip,ln ru,k sintc.
Hc11s. Esacx. utArt, T,tan.
fhwS-C2rnanEu. Warner, Attrcd Ei.ook. Clayton
llcle, Atlanta, ltpesld.
Wikt.-HUlltteHst,
, 1866-08-09

New York Stock and Money Market.
-..... Sxw inEK, August 8.
aoSK!-Quict aud easy at a33 pee cent tor call loans
STEEL1SG-Du!l al To- hG11H.
Iotal exports specie to<iay IL ,QO.
GoTrESxES1s-ltathcF enster
fRklGATs TO L1yERrooL-Qret and Steady,
, 1866-08-09

WAn CLAM BLASKs-N will he well fir orcn,s
10 remember, IN orlrriu: War Claim Blanks frou,
TITS oface, that two llanss Of durlieatc voucher
tForm No. 81 arc rcquircdsto be forwa,dcd with
each soldiers claim for additional bounty.
, 1866-08-09

EXAMINATION OF GE1:aAS TEAcnEns.-Thcrc
it'll he examination Of candidates for nositIon.
:. German teachers In tho public schools or this
itS. nj The Office OF the Doanl Of Education, No.
~ LaSaltc street, on "Wednesday, August is, COM
nenciug pnnctna11y at y c. m.
, 1866-08-09

CosFnaA71os.-Thc bishop OF Iowa will hold
confirmation eer,tccs IN &;racc Church on The chr.
Ecr of Wabash avenue and rcck court, this even
Ing at eight O'Clock. All arc Invited.
, 1866-08-09
Paper sfnhstHEn ntltl Wlh.iu&y NJ, ntlrs
~ Eirally svduerd pi1tpt. i. Il: tttnhr, W llaa.
&iUlhfI.*t, rhIH

. special thM!snIl.-' itrp. WlIIsluat'h
F0hhnE tyNII Inns 1IrrulhN pnlal1nr fitat vArl.
nna larilsn hnsr PM nWt nrrlrs cui,lu. than Mrs.
Wlnslnws. !ihHss thtu n0l!co that lhN Mira, Wins.
low " TIN ann!hln. syrup IL not connected With
my ntllGr RELIrla, iuunlra4L
, 1866-08-09

"SnE Suo7 uin."-A fer screenings RIncc, a LADY,
residing III Dfnabn, mhuse husband was absent nn
vts 10 thls city, was inr,lled l,y gentleman "
living III the same hnil1thg, nn e,.ot him will,
revolver. nearly kf1lin. Aft, Tho spot She was
CUtyt -
, 1866-08-09

t;Mrnnt1,rrA.-Er yttsi tfalsst want to
sufIir FUN t1iaotiara uf Tho .'onAufl and bowels
1DilI ~ r1ct'','l'cra. nr nwnys k,rp ivtiie o,
lEIt FlMtll L Fuflnl. GhrnyO. MI t1iH.2t I.ru
, 1866-08-09

For sALE-By Z. G. Goo<iwlllie, Real
q * s ssa.s Il
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IL: IL ~ sSSs Es$ II IL ss9ass Il.
FOR sAIE-A new two-story frame
md brick basement house Of ten rooms and lot,
fss as'i
TOR SALE-A desirnble Building Lot,
fh6,,M e by 1s2 fest northeast corner Of Adams and
eo1lss eo fsassoa 2ssas' zs Haaa
FOR sALE-A two-stcry frame house
e1 .asss 2sss Fl: as%SE
FOR sAlE-On West LaEe-st, pleasant
',ss IL s e
FOE: OBS sALE-sW - Sec Is, 80, 13, p
4 81 &c R isnas ina III S 60 g
is sss Il IS AsS 5St2 Il IL
Tor SAI4E-A number OF beautiful ten
e. Il ass 'ss Fsss 81 issssS e @ Is
a. s,s: IS = 4,
FOR sALE-Very tine Dwelling On IN
Wilt %iiAM e ss's ssSs CHILE IL It ~ sEo IL,
FOR SALE-Lots only half block
N nom n, bsqe lsandav TO, worth ttoo. Come and
fs PiaI,:z ess Gsfss III
TOR SALE-ThNt flesirohio t1vo.Vto~
, 1866-08-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

P0HtrONenAcMts = T1ae Picnic or the
Wabash avenue NJ. T.. Excelsior Mission s. S.. to
30 le,d u Do"ncr's Grovn to.1ay, .AnguAt OH, IL
weather until futthtt notIcu. eg3
, 1866-08-09

The lnnh.cH d0 hny Tint Trbhctt,s
rcIlotii. Eray lar, t,frvrllng It rum falling ni,,
nnl lcautIylnR tic wllolr lirnl. A iuxnry as \
dtcss!ng. ShI1H Il DwYEn, n.eltR. Fold uyorr.
WlletU. n1tE1r jsf9. .1Gt- -rrt.sA.TtY
, 1866-08-09

ulacHAh1ED.-1lAer Stanton, uuc OF the Two
tt1' ellas scd OH Wednesday last wl cheating mn
Iowa d'"vrt nnn,e,. 1lcnkt", nj Cnrtla. WIS dis.
tlaEcd &c. friday In The Police Cunt tlr.e being
y" t,tt!c'lcc ncaIr,tt him. u Was crroneonsly
stated ll!a slAhun Nns ieiitttc eli to iut lte lru-
cured hnlt Ua the Ht.t pxninihMlll,i,