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, 1866-04-17

ne" 14fA u1AEHctA
New YoRK, April 16.
cor7ox-opened heavy and lower. Closed at s7a
sc for mlddtf1E-
F!eGE.lo9Ie better: P7etty good demand st !;
ket closing with lpller1 II inside quotations.
EHIKxYzQpet ant nomlnall. UNCHANGED. e.,.,
atfi@ Tor good chicago spring: 4 g fqF IT. CD III.
$40 ie5 eomaoe 1eK sMes5 !lcligan z = foE Eeoa
lev malt Gull and nomfnaly III changed. Corn dull
and notnsl. with u!nieg sales at 7s oc for u..onnd
and s14a5c for sound mixed eatetn both ln store and
delivered. Oats lc better Sales At tsc Tor new
Western. ard 3sl59c for old do.
GRccrnl@Conee dun. susars dnll: Cnba 1ox9
11tc. Moa2sea dnll Small sales OF Porto Hto At 10
6 s5c- -
tctned In bonu.-
P1orlyJoNs-rork market oncned asme., and ctased
heavy 1t ona 65sk lot new mess-clns!nR a. 70 oo:
Gssn ,'s M ne o1o NO. 90. inp ioe MaT az a.
June. sellers opt1on 1t &e5.s1H@e6. Beef steady
e1ia mess. Deei hams naehanged: sales of I7s oEl;
1t $,HNa39Do. bacon eleady: INC for Cumoesi4nd
cuf l'e .ao!t cle2f: lx@isc fof sho. I.ens spd
shoniders and l5k9l;Xc for hams. LaId steady u 4
i6X@ iaXc Butter QQtet; - t3c for Ohlot and 4oaa
&C for State Chesse dull at lG&sz2c+7
, 1866-04-17

ue Seta9 VIII % sne coa.me tne YVES % 1ESt; Al
cnilins, soIa br ali aeaiess in to,ei poods. T1o
q e"'oAo' o"'4 ~ ~ 4eA4<.e ~ &"Aet 6oeeS' 'A'
rna r.dte., pronrnc,um -wb,1a
now n toe asxFa, ~, 'Ss taalss WIN one con1snt S
nass t. LIZ ~, to.It - M ,h 4,s .aaas LII
neeo,1! e h, ,nsu1e 'ae in'esg Oh inc 'eeta az
'''f'an' !" "sA''"
h1M Kerr ;a.n ;ia afe re- tne M Aprls ShoE
o. Il o-ss,nn ra'o M. ~, ~ ~ y @ . au
ne" i sc.esan1n. Dn. !es ~ e ame ,d q ne ysal
Tnen tnese ~ glsst uanTe5 9! Mk.nS Soia ltom e
E1ien e Sr Goas6s ana Coi. Sore Tbrosi , and Ii
fq54na Wnaaa G9mrnts ssnsn.,s tra ia ,nr,,n,,,. IN
nrsnens,s gnd,a5t|on and ii dscs,s. az ~ m
stomach sua bowels. npll'FllStrI-1usA
Somctnlns SeM.-go not In!t , 20 cnli at
new crmptd % eolisr tef iadies. 'S'' A''A y Tioi IL
v..,., ,..,.,t 7,.7.,,, e..,
lteAI Iscn. thGn: Scfaich.
Iii cUrc ;be Iieh IL IS hours: ~ sso cafes t scsJ
r.; ~ r,ts ~ tin anu n ,,1n t hesh
t,nsn a. 70, ma s R,nn
csa'f s contains t. 10 y an9 free toa as
u u. ncr tn1en snid Nv drnaGtsts c.nerotv r. "a
rts -as I,nx n Srcy1 = p-otnlnn srrcnt mi
apr - ''1'zo'-'o o.la1N
HumphreyS:CA neW and dsc*n supply
Of Hu1nphrsys spec1ac HomGpafhis Medicines,
| Just Iceeired By smsta y D"yer, wholesale and
retail agents Chieago, Illinois. Also. agents tor
HumpSteyt foudF EXTRACTS. See aa'esusemenI
apI5us95-sat.TCt7
| ---
Locking 4s1astess Flclufc FRAMES
Eonlahfs, eosus. tas7es ~, @c.La tI!sI sno ne
,nirfY dale a Henry W'ggese, 1l3 laSe-st chlca:o
AI8t111 19t "a Tua1u
| r.-.- - r n.c,,n
hotE ~ OeAs."y xaatn - sa.t, au s,ssr 49,,
40 anlcle kno"p ~ aote - eeeaa. ~ 80 nan a Et,
~ ~ so;a +, 5sr1. Sn@es fnr g c.n;. All ter
~. ~ ~ nn,,1n 4 At nnce or ii SEuyii. who,csa!e
og aSe,.f ~ - Wsnanlnb ST IhIcaco. M
ass1., as;ss, ~ !si..a .EnTh r. ~ ~'N~e0'
1
! RemnrkabI Younv LadF-The ma.-
I netir Nocfress-Nfss Tcnnes .ec. who was once
e..d H.. ttWordcrft,! Child has returned to The
etsr md cstnhlishrd m trflrmsrF on Fiuh street,
~ Sss nrsr Mnrnd 1rhsre she nav jc conznltcd
m ssN ,nsiieTs ncyfstntnc 10 life and health She
,aut E INV, 'hc crsnn nr nersnns cnneerne{ viii
@ az - ;t. -. - n1rr n trer.- = ,ionht OF
g 1asa III n3a ,vSes r. Tno,,rd wil 70 into an
tac1l eui.. aua; @ 49, tr.rai - srcry n,rf nf tfe
| world. and hunt up ahscnt pe1suhe- WIENER dsad
or alive and through hcf VIII te1i ne 1naa.s.nG
| friends .hcir s,tuat'on and Whereabouts: sno VII
guarantee to make permanent ours ~ az ca.es tns
| undertakes. Cnncers c1uacseo, foot anu nt3nea-
, 1866-04-17
V+eIlAnd Canal.

ST. CA1nAn1sEs, e. ", April 16.-The Wellsud
gallon tomorrow. There Is a good deal Of Ice yet
in the Lake, Oft Port but II the weather should be
tavor1oIe. vessels will be able to navigate through
In lew tnys.
, 1866-04-17

Commissioners OF the Board Of Public Works

ArrrxrrED Sr1C1uE AT Police STATION
m1tale aeed woman named Mary Mcconnell, wh
had bean arrested and takeu 10 the second
Precinct Police station for being Intoxicated, on
sunday night attempted TO commit Suicide BY
hanging herself To accomplish her object shs to1e
min sort ri rope nttschrd one end to the gI1tuga
Of her ccil, md then climbing upon bench. last
, 1866-04-17

NoRFo1B, Va, April 1G.-The negroes were ont
to-day in 1arxe procession, in honor OF the passage
passing thtnnsh the streets, difficulty occurred
between tho negroes ard whlies. during which
pne white man was killed and hfs brother and step
mother were mostal]y wounded. Order VAS restored
h tina military
, 1866-04-17

must 70 prepared proyr that they ste entitled 10
VOTE THIS can he done BY making a11darit before
Election ut the voting place. II Will be remembered
tnst the atbdaF1t must set forth that he Is IN To-
hhbitsns OF the district Nhere be ors 70 vote. and
that he Dnhf alsp prove, hJ the oa>h Of hnn.e-
holder and rgittcrrd voser Of the district that be
IS m inhabltaat at the district Every affidavit re-
9aI'es dse eent .!amp' and the1sfote every voter,
should be careful TO provide himself with an anpe
SIMPLY Of these stamps. Let not vote be lost 1or
The following is the regular Republican ticket:
Nnfti. For 4lde57nan- For Eaustaost.s
serand.... .cslsin DeWolf, sani ii i %iIssa
Thru. ........W ". " smith. saYiI.e stott
Fourth.....-A. 9. Calkans. E. F. Hendricks
F1nh.......-M. Flnncan. No nomtua1on.
Sixth...-..-.B. G. Gill. A. q. Ba1nc.
5trtnth. ...-. MAx SchuIcr. John Folcke
Eishth.. 4. Holmes, John Mohr
Ninth. .....C. B. Jones, Gyms Kee}eI
Tcn,h... &C. c. r Holden, joel Luli
3crrntt Henry AcEhor. Jos. +. Siits
Fueltsh. ......N. W. Auntley, Louis Hesbst
Thirteenth Charles Nlbbs, Not reported.
Fou1feenth. IL. EDEel. ]. Seldenspinnc1
E11leenth. -. .1ver lANpou. David 5. McLain
Sixteenth. John Kennedy. Aschl McAahon
INSPECTORS, BOUNDARIES. AND POLLS.
The following arc the inspectors OF Election. the
noqpaa5.es Of esea VOTING r.ee!net. and The plsee
open from eight o'clock in thn morning till seven
oclocS tu thn cseutng. End any infraetlon Of this
rue Will EAnteCt fQ8 inspectors 80 61cnNtpE to
me o. one huhofeo oo...f:
Fsrsi Distysez-lnspcciors- stu,eon ". Ktue. Geo.
E Kimberly and n. Kclscy Reed. Bounded py the
Psca tor holding e1ection-so Wabash syeuue.
Sacond WaFittelntpcciore- +, Ch.lou,
Cbarlea McDonnell and pete4 Regi,z. Bouudcd hy
Clark eiseet the South Branch, The r7re1 and Aor.
roe.
First DsssraaIlnfpecto1z-W D. q. Cray, 6; c.
street fht iake Monroe and Har.isnn.
Psre for hn!t.tur Cjcssion-OI,eut Woase cotner
of sss;e @ md Van bnrca ss:ce,a. N~'aS' N''N''N
Anton Berr and F.ank Rohaft. bounded by Elsri
st,res. ine south Branch, Monroe and Harrison.
sherman ind Vsu Duten streets. -
TR1Hu WAup
Fiyxt D,ety;et-1nspecto ors-F, D. t3rsv. Andrew
Brown md Gro. L. Itoberts. Bounded By Twelth
et1ett, Harrison the South Branch aod ths lax.
/. q. 4
Ssaasd Nss7a1 a11nspectofa-W. v. SMITH. 5. X
nal Aad sonn 1ton: ~ HoanaSa y naIason
Place {or hpl6lng c1ecsipp-;M S1ate strerr.
roCrrH WARD
E;rs, Iha,4et-1usnec,ors- W1,1tsn wheele,
Henj. E. Gallur, r. u1ress. Bounded bJ St.
teenth street IwentS.ihisd CLARK, and The lake.
l1sGs tot noaoink eteeooA' OUTLET 3"en'yseeona
S,cnnT IHtf,icf-1nsnectnr.-W p fon,.
stock, Henry Arnold, u. /. Keith Bounded By
Twcnt5-haa, eaT limits, Clark Etrcet and the
aafs, Si,cc tor ho,a,nr e,ec,,on Fn,,,e u,,s.x. a
TiTn wAnn.
FS,st tI4ur'et-1nsnectors-He Mori, J,mex
Brennsn. NJ schmitE. Boundei b; H.,s.rI. 1ts1E
ibr Eputh B.apch md the CITY limits. =
Plare fp9 ho3dtnr clcr1ion. i43I, Archer road
Escoud Diariz-Insnretorx-l 9.tsT i
gonre1d. O4e,an t3uthde. Bnnnded hv H,,.te,i
sifcet. Western sveruc The canal and citT limits
Plsce fof holdln. election. Uousc Of Michae1
Finnncau. corner ATcher Road and Green strrrt.
a-, w,rn
, 1866-04-17
Gen. Scott at FfMY0nn.

uAyAsv, April 11.-t;en. Scott and pr. Sheldon
1es by the steamer to-day for New York. The
i]lust7ous ocio.ensrian has received marked nt1en
tion from bis fellowe1ttzens during bis short stay
, 1866-04-17
NEW YOKk CATTLE n1AHkET.
OPENING DAY.
[Ncported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago

tEepor,ed By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Trtbune.l
NEW To8K. Monday Evening, Apfit IL.
REEF CATTLE-There are ca sale today It ANey-
TOMS head Of beef cattle, Of which 33 arc from
Ohio, S7a iron Illinois, tit from Penn nsElrsna, and
$40 f1um New York. The great bulk Of the offerings
arc good medium uoois. Real nrBs clasa In abort
supply. The beat arc from Ohio. No Canada stock
here, though there . few Stale siilIer4 Of good
Average The weather "a cold. with drizslnz rain.
which u unfaTorahle for business Tho market opened
llreiy On the beat at ADVANCE which lost
No better on medium. but worsc on Inferior All arc
not sold, and The market IL declining The receipts
Tor the week 3,10- The current pzce3 ase ~ fol-
lows:
Lat .169 1Bt
y Qaaty.".- .S@itc
The best Illinois average, 1ee best Ohio, lsa1se.
EuEEP-1hc market Is higher and lively. The sup
ply full and III scd At ssc for sheared and s
9c for upshe1ted 4 lot OF Ohio shca1cd. averaging
Jos ns-4 fssttate tot-sod at 7Hc. No cnils On hand
NOG6-Rece!ved. ~ cazs. The weather Is bad. aud
the market IL not ltveay. Prices are iGst04c.
sALEs or ILLINOIS uKrvEs.
II. r. Smith se1ls II head averaging 10 ~, at E9
1sKc. ...... .... III. ......
Wv Wood sella % head, averaging 80 10 Na %, At
1s0 lie.
McMnrt1ie + Newton sell 81 hcsd, Avcrsxinz IS es,
tl3Kc-
Maiseuecr Gllet aell lis head averaging is ns at
1s&l7e.
J. J.McPtefson sells lls head, AreraEing SIS NJ, At
1Galic. ...
J. .1eany sells IS head averaging s3 n >. At 1saisc.
Nearly al1 the Illinois cutle changed hands n Al.
bany. 6oLox Routssos-
, 1866-04-17
III 4 II II 1 Il u .

In thIs city, Ar,iI 18th at the residence OF the bIes
fatrcr. by thr Rev Mr.. Fierce, Mr. 1HOS. 4. k1ECa
zno Miss SEILE NIL. both o. ch.Sseo: o no cards.
Ii lhIs city, Apr1l 1s1h by Rev. " c. Jackson. Mr.
l. +. HANkFNS, Of Omshs City. and Miss MARY j.
Of this city.
, 1866-04-17

BunoIAnr AT WAuKEoAx.-On Saturday night
laet the Clerks Office Of Lake County, at Wauke-
gan, was entered by burglars. tho sAc blown open,
md lis contents, coneisttn9 Of Government Donas
and notes Of private individuals, carried away.
The otBce Of The Clerk Is located In brick build
Ing detached from, and sonih Of the Court House,
portion Of which latter is occupied as residence
stances It Was an easy matter fot the daring raseas
10 work without fear Of deteettou EntIanee was
ay e.t t'e aS1 Soaea @ On
10 place, not .olen broneht into use
After getting inside, the burglars, who must be
ptrte, set to work upon the safe, one Of Wildcr'e
patent double doors, which they Eueseeded tn dill.
nos* o ans 9xa xes q ns bonds 'n'
one q. i. 1:so bond, No. III, ,75a, izsue OF june
ons i. s. 7.so bond, No. aoa,6ae, Issue Of Aug.
bne j. S. 80 bond, No. ase,aol, Issue OF Aus.
ons ,s i. $50 hand, No. s's sss tssus Of Aug
t one i. $. 7,so bond, No. "a, III, issue oI Aug
y oss IL! T. 's' bond No. Issue Of Aas
AIso, Il 600 in bonds, the numbers Of winch nc
not knoHn. and the following notss parable to !1e
% E 5o*ePe 1'Rk' Fsfasnorfss s9aR Has ef coe sSa
q Msa., oha f@k Maa A. = ns!t?T ei.e \ fax.s
Michael Drew, Bridget DerE,gan, Homer and An
drew Cook, - Haasine.: Adam Balm, 6; y, gp-
'ps Hn s,,a n.ss g: b,x5bs D. + sna &c ~ =
ana sssas n ass ass soasn
M SR e. nsfs I'd 1ss @ pses IT,
of Waukesan, near the Chicago 4 s'uxaukee rail-.
road track, BY young nasn who brought Il to 9hst
Se15rArHd
, 1866-04-17
d lie d.

In this eity, on Sunday night, April 18th, gRAClE
Daughter of Sidney L. and Fannie 4. Underwood.
ae ID months and "a daya-
Funeralt hist ruesd1y} morning, a. 1ooeloeR,
residence No. Ss1 Michigan ayeaus- -.
In this city, On the 18th inst- NELLIE TAFT.
Youngest daughter OF Geo. l. and Consta Ii. Chase,
aged yekr& and months. s
FunefsI o. Weancsusy, q 70 = r.. from tne rest;
dtr the family Klor.dEe Cent t1enod O.
, 1866-04-17

An Established Remedy.--ssRroyvns
Bnoxcu1AL TnocuEs'' are widely known as an es-
Boc,s1,ess. and other troubles Of the Throat aad
L4ngs. Their good repu;atjop and extensive usc
hne b1onghf oul limitations. represented TO be the
ea1ne. OnTAIS only "Br0wns Broachf1 1Foehes,"
, 1866-04-17

Go Axp VOTE this morning. Votecarly and then
you will have time to look after others. Do not
let the Republican candidate rua the rek OF being
defeated through your idlcnest OF apathy. fon
orr At lenxt haG IN boar to the cauee and can de-
pcxit your vote within that tina. The Copperheadt
N1I poll esety vote at their command. and will
move heayen and earth TO lelat the Republican
ticket
, 1866-04-17
Gtjua9o Qrlbnnt.
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1876.
THE CITY.

Coop Wn111so.-A tplrndid business hand may
be attained In Bryant & St1ntton'e Chtes:o Col
1eee,
, 1866-04-17

QTRAYED OR STOLEN-Ada =
y bay horye, i hands high sad t1 Seass old havtr
near hind loot white and stsr In forehead. Lame
ncaf shoulder. Reward Will be paid fot nfoImau1
lei II OF II bel hrodShs 70 OWEN SMITH CO. N
C1Atk.At,
, 1866-04-17
LOCAL MATTERS,

Dyl1renfnrthss School for Roys.-Tllis
department Of the School Of Trade will Commence
new term On the first Of MaF. Applicatiots for 3D.
ufseiuu should be made at the principal ontce, 1l6
and 11s Randolph ttzcet heiwecn the hours Of and
p N. vS7
Dyhrcnfufxl44 &c1sool for G:tff4.-TlaIx
branch Of the school OF Trade N1l be opened IN
and Randolph, On the nrst OF Nay Applications
for adn1s*ion thould be ms1e 81 The p.iEdpal oaee
III and lie Randolph street, between the hour. Of
: aud 3p.m n yai
The Illinois Scbn0l Of Tfade.-Tlle
Business Department OF this Institution is op'n
upou the Commercial col1-e at any time. Rooms
li6 and lis Randolph street, oppo.te The Museum
yS7 J. DTHnENFuEtn, Principal
, 1866-04-17

the ccraD whtu she charns the Wayes 10 rest An
uusirAed perfume. Manufactured BY Ttllu1an
Collins. Sold BY all dealers In toilet goods. y10
, 1866-04-17

Akeo up
.1ne e,sc,;on In ,ha E1,,h Ward
FIFTH AAo-4ue :. .!c@tvA ~ 10 Hn"|
loday viii he Of no ordinary thtcfcsl. 1uc sn mas
ever tsen the Gihfaltes Of pemocaey' The pes'lent
fpo. 'asonku e"r 49, ..-...,,,. ,+,a = sst
uniformly ocen o. INC "os4 s.no'ous A.u ..es
year tuw change. when inc "coosefSanses tssea
in varD 10 drive out Alderman kann, who had prov
- h1n.aY ,,,le Inn faithful 10 the eause Of biz
.M 49,. .,su,. - .,..ca >, ,,c,,on. Thr nn,or
Comfy 10 fu1t t0e1 pt3@ n".sas ..s 1us oA4o
marry had GOT ured Of the rule Of TIL. dl.1o5a fac
nm, md rhey upited IL re-elect Alderman kann.
~ ss1 ~ t,r. ut m, me nj theJr
mosf 01t11 Ftttpc-. Fo1. me Nep1eneans ot
Ihat Wasd are tn hopeless mlnotlY, anu tnS5 oate
therefore nnied Win nc ioyst sns ;9 e. hSo TIT.
care. 80 old Demount 6ut one Woo mas never Lee
idenu6ed viii ne sheadaa 'seoM and w, Mn9 N
, 1866-04-17

10 10 the l5e8t-t5o to IfFFant II Sfrats
;one Chicago Commercial College 10 get thor
urgb, practieal business education. Or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor circulars,
BRYANT q sIaArIaH, Chicago, u.
, 1866-04-17

How 10 Destroy hats aud Koac1les.-
No article known 10 more efeetual ttan BcRr's
Exrxnx!xGraR, ready aud eate to use. aud keep.
son, md sold III large hoxe. for IS csn,s Ask for
Butte nnn II your druggist has not got the a1lce.
be cun ob,aru It 1t once Of II SEpviL. wholesale
aeeuf 1G Randolph St, Chicago, Ill
rn7tsat All --afuTh
, 1866-04-17

INSTALLATION SERy7cEs nj the Church OF the
Messiah. Rev. Robert Lard Collier viii he In
sz1led n Pastor OF the First uutsian Society this
(Tueeday) evening, at the church On Wabash
ascuue, al NJ o'clock. Rev. A. D. Mayo, Of Gin
ctnDat,, Rl1l prAch the Sermon. Seats free. The
renting Of the pew1 in the church Will take pl.ee
Thuff dar evening.
, 1866-04-17

We cAxso7 TOO strongly reprobats the aci.on Of
4. c. El1f.horpe in running on the independent"
tn tic Eleventh Ward, on variety OF ples., Ill Of
which are destitute OF foundation. Let every He
publican IN the wnId rsy to-dly 10 The support Of
henry Ackhod, the reGutar nominee, and shoS Mr.
Elftborpe md his TRENDS thar in undertaking to
break up that nomination they have assumed q
fstf tc,o bir fnr their strength.
, 1866-04-17
Something NcN.-Do not fall to calf Mt
A. q Downs : Co,'e. 110 Laketsueet, md SEQ the
new cIlnptd collar for ladies. rl0t

Humplrey4.-A new and fresh supply
Of Humphrry's Specific Homeopathic Medicines,
Just received By smith 8 Dsyer, wholesale and
retail agents, Chicago Illinois. Also. agents for
Humphreys Ponds Extracts. See Advertisement
npl5uS15 5sat.TCtTusAaAT.
, 1866-04-17

WANTED-Agents-S150
w month. to se1 The IMPROVED NEW
LAND FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. PTit
Address DAN + = CO.. P. ., Box -. Ehtcaso, =
call at Room =, Post Gt1ce Block. corner o1 u.
Srld uenrhnEn Stx.. IshlCa n. /
, 1866-04-17

The LadEeAs Pronunclamento!-W while
protesting against al The old worthless dent1friees
now III the market, the Indies, With one consent
have Esdopted The S0zod0M a. the one thing
nced1nl to 1nsuEe the integrity Of the teeth and
fragrant breath. VI
, 1866-04-17

THIRTEENTH WAHn-lHh GRAB SAE-lhe
Democrats Of The Thirteenth Ward have been In
dnc1,e Mr. SNYDER to run A. M independent cand'-
d.,. n,on,r,n, him ibt tr votes, The. win rive
' f"..h e.. ,7,nv -. ,,,., :, .-o,o tc-
MN no eaca eatns' Anes ae Eon% ;" suus ~
Frenxeu to MN. and hope 6X dis1ttng the Acpuo-
ltcao rois bet~een Arssr1. Nib9e ano SnFoef 20
II tome danger fhat their game VIII N1n- Unless tns
Hepubitc3ns hase seGts eao"Sn 70 see M s. ave,4
s1 ,.,1i ,s9s,l sna +haf IL SnvdeT vii moi
emtenf IN thns be made the tool Of men who win
only laugh At him for ntf pains after they hare got
h1nE Los Ftan1e1 .nto fhs cornell. AePnhlicahs
,ns ,a r. ~. ~, -, 1hs ~ st nn, mU
..ss Vcu ssncn3 nHn,d "a ttscS, sxsy QUE even
~ r,mnitrn..nf III fnn rnc y. may IN. von the
eInc1jon, " . M c,Hd to ttr thsf j. s. Oman
IN T. ntscinr ,ttn.eIf r,rht IN In rfso-d r. sun
pos5,nr w,th I'll lis mseSt the reruIsr nomines,
III cyTr+ nnc do Hteurs<
ru,rn w.o,,-7,,s r,.v.t mn. ,,.-.,, ~. f,,,.n
.,.o 49, ~. '''. NA.4eu ras .Iss a'e
.." "su ~ res. me 'aike oats,ae a"oht Us dcso'
hon ~ toe L1sbt Hour League. but when II comes
TO voting tor The uessure in the Council lie s.ays
away. doub lese with 4 wholesome tt,r ot cf,nse-
nueaNt.% with the railroad comnsny s,rcr t,t ~.
Xrtupatr fasco Barrett las ln inonth1n Il 1nare
ioudIy than ever hut cznnot cnnsinc.. even b.. rt
fr.ndA thai be nse.s ~ha he sayf about the esgh,-
, 1866-04-17

tf yen hnye n suffering Child, do not
lc. sonr .pztjud,ccs, or the pre1dlces o. Q here,
>aand netr cen It and the relief thu! N1ll ne nbso.
SOOTHING sERur. Millions Of mothers can testify
thai It II perfectly eaf and reliable remedy. 1tEt.
Heres the child from ran, and cures dssentcEy md
dlaIrbHa. 1t eoflens the gums. Fcducrt 1Hhauma-
on cEtcs wind collie and carries the infant safely
through The tcelhIng period. npl16u7y7
, 1866-04-17

P111or1H CHERca.-Ihis church snd eoc1ety, to
thes c.cat delight, entered upon the occupancy Of
their new basement lectnrezoom or Sunday. "a
announced. The roons arr the mos, delightful
hsppr to1ethadowlne Of Whist the whole cdiaec Will
be when completed: A1et the evening discourse
BY Rev j. L. Coming, DID, an effort to raise the
spot to the amount OF eleven thousand dollars.
, 1866-04-17

Gn II n. r. NlerriIisx fnr the largest
and bctt assorted >toek OF keroscna- lamps. lan-
ferns. chandeliers, glassware, dc-4 &C., II and Is
Randolph street. n56S
, 1866-04-17

Only txyo days left. to get tickets Tor
u il VII positively take plsee en APRIL l8 lSSd IcS
81. can 10 bought ut +. II. Mobiles y Co. A43>
Dearborn street, r. O. DRAwER 8.3S5.
spl l6 Isis 5. II. SobAk& eos
, 1866-04-17

Dnr Goops.-MetHs. Hunt Barbour & Hale, Of
Nos. 3, 5 and z Lake street. haze juei received q
tafgc ie OF new delaines chotre stYlea prints and
full assortment OF bleached End hrowu cptiops. To
whlch they tny1te the special attention Of the trad
~ho will tnere md full list OF eyerything In thelr
line. and at low figures,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-23
THE PRESIDENT CATCHING 1T.


Radical wrath rs being poured out upon
the President since his talk with the blacks,
in way that shows how sorely they have
been brought to grief The Springfield
Massachusetts, Repablicun, moderate sup
porter Of the Republican party, thus refers
to this Radical storm that is raging against
the President:
The colored visitation Of The White House has
accomplished its obvious purpose. Ii has given
occasion for a fresh onslaught upon the President
The Worcester . Freedom Club" has promptly
issued its anathema against him for declaring
against forced negro suffrage in the South, in
which they say that he rivals the inherent njus-
in slavery" Rev. Mr.. Hepworth, white Unita-
rian. and Rev. Sella Martin. black Baptist, in
Boston, preached angrily about the President on
Sunday, both alike grossly caricaturing the Pres
idents position, and denouncing him for treach-
cry 60 the cause of freedom and humanity. Of
which there is no proofin his words and acts. The
Worcester SpE prints q letter from. Washington
full Of seandalous personal abuse Of the Presi-
dent and follows il up with an editorial attack, in
extremists who stand in the way OF the restora-
ton Of the Union must get cut Of the way"
This Radical storm has Just commenced,
and will not exhaust itself in these days,
like our cold snaps. The Radicals will
make spoon or spoil a horn. They will
break ANDY JOHNSON or themselves.
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of the entertainment was very properly left
to the Judgment and taste of the Conven-

of the Entertainment was very properly left
to the Judgment and taste of the Conven-
tion.1
Col. Stokes was followed BY Gen. Cooper.
He had no dennnciations for Congress, but
concurred with the President in his policy.
He was opposed to admitting the negro to
the ballot box. We had fonght the Rebels,
but wished them no further harm, if they
would acquiesce in their defeat The fran
chise question was 10 be decided by the
State Legislatures. He saw no good reason
for denying the right of voting to the masses
who had COME in and laid down their arms,
but as for the leaders and men of wealth
whe had contributed to the rebellion, if he
had his way, he would keep them out in the
cold. The burdens of war fall on the COM
mon people. and not upon the rich. He
wanted no more war.
There being no further business before the
Convention, the motion was made and car
ried that it should then adjourn SINE dc.
just at the adjournment loud calls were
made for Ex-Gov. Neill S. Brown, who APP
peared upon the stand. Owing to the late
ness OF the hour of its delivery, and the
length of the speech, we are unable to re-
port it this morning, but will give it to-
morrow or next day in full. 1t was a noble
effort, and is pronounced by his friends as
one of the most eloquent and powerful of his
\.
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THE Conservative press Of the North, so
far as we have seen since the PRONUNCIATION
Of the Presidents veto Of the Freedmen's
Bureau bill, is unanimous in sustaining it.
The plain, temperate, direct, logical and
constitutional treatment Of the questions in
volved have commanded the appreciation
and the admiration of the people who have
read the message. In taking the position
that the Constitution is the exposition of the
Government and the guide to the public
administration, the President may have
created trembling" among the Radicals,
but he has called around him the mind and
strength of the PEOPLE Of all sections. May
the goddessof Wisdom, The goddess of Liberty
and the goddess of Peace preside over and
direct him in his administrative acts and the
people Of the country in his support.