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, 1866-08-26

e-.srnc..r,erd nj -a..: une tc!.. h.a y. ~:
cinns and rcqncatcd bin 1t examine into the
matter. Mt. Turtle, always ready to oLllgc,
sent one q bis detectives r qnest Of Mexican,
que.iion. by a liiile sti!tai Manipulation IAN tes q
ie,low u'as led 10 confess that ha had stolen the
cattle from u farmer residing near Addison, Cook
Comfy. Having revealed This tntsresung fact, he
pested 70 statement, ani ia difference thereto
Court In default Of 81 ,000 bail. Mr.. Tn1tla took
possession Of tho caltle. and despatched lc!sef
70 thc owner, aprri4ing him Of thets whereof
Sergeant Thomas Clayton wne Also sueeessenlt in
entrapping one OF Tho fraternity on Fflday eve.
Mig. Noticing couple OF men driving nne
6s 'n Ta'sSs ySl
went ihrous Oh eSlcys and bywsy., CAT.
ing furtise Claneea backwards. III. II ,e1-
pecing pursuit. Their aeuons. with other
tbeu.", Approaching the parties, he asked one Of
thct, where he obtained tho COW, when Tho other
took to hia heels. The one spoken to answered
H. that be pa1ehsssa hsr from man i.lnE oat M on
stated that i,o raised her. When be reached tha
lookup he bceame 80 anrioua to clear
ess f ana e tSs sh se1e.nt t.,
he had been employed . drive
tho cow by the man WHO Tan away when he up
preached them. He gave his name as John Caasi.
dy, snd stated that be lived On the Archer road,
before the Tol!co gut On Saturday, but The x:
animation, al the request OF Sergeant Clayton,
vas postponed urtil Tuesday, in order that the
owner Of the property, who Is still unknown, may
The COW and calf remain at the Atmory, await,
InE Identification. The COW Is light red and abou'
dye ycafs Old. Tic cali il red AID whiio.
, 1866-08-26
Markets by Telegraph,
MIDNIGHT nlAnNKr REPORT,

-
iaeee'a pe@ps1ea 70 1aa western Assoelssed Ffes,l
NEW ToF1. August y.
koA1f:
Inc fnrpy o. eaptas ts potns!s 10 h1oesa Of Tho
aomeno: ana tno msrke1 sety ey. CAN loans range
nom txa Pef CENT. inc alseount market moderately
aeuFe, had primo nAmes ARC dons asoN29k,
ooLn, .
lao Eo.u ma.Les s'osea ~ ~ "'SAtA' 1aan xola
Fe3' pteo'2 1a"@'u. VIZ esloso.
,u,.pz...xs..t 49, ,, :. .
- ao ~" - ~ ~ aso.s w.. nsev Hne oa
- o 800 NV " Tuss soss II ~. ~
s,.. ' ..~st0@ -e.s 49,
-. ~. .+.nss ,oe.,a...s,N 49,. ,a..-s.t
W ~ I[,.s,. ~, ass1s' a.s .e.o wv. ",
n-s ~. ,aees ~ @ s'.ss ~ LA.
its'~N' W ''1A1S NV nnTr1r. -, ~ r-4-A
sct,-s d.n..a a., a.-o-,,,.rr a.
.usso s.. sa, s' ae11 ~ ~. uo's.4 4as =
, 1866-08-26
THE CHOLERA.
The Disease Diminishing In this City
Thirteen Attacks and Two Deaths
Reported on Saturday.

The cholera record IN our city shows an cnconr.
aging Nmlnutton in tho numbof Of attackt and
fstaleascs reported. Only two deaths occurred Oh
Saturday. and Of tho thirteen attacks reported to
Tue Health O1lee, there is kood reaton to believe
That sa1ne ut least Ere not rases Of geaunc ehol-
en-. The moderate weather Of the past weak ha,
been very favorable Ia = san!tass noIpt Of yisv.
It ts worthy Of remark that = majority Of The Ut.
tEcAs below noecd arc in nototiopsly dllhy local.
Ind been I'd for long time. The following ia the
record for Saturday:
s5.e rssSa IN n dsf
mont a;. 1he premises are reponsd 10 b ia nlthy
.ieaae Hloenes, aged 70. was attacked .i.h The
Saturday he was ont of danger.
Reeae stfeei, lid IN a:tack ot cholera os satur. a.
d8y afternoon. a eetcre case.
Anton Holm, a 6wede, residing q Il Grccn Bay
three o'clock in lhe afternoon
MIR. schwneecr, aged forty-elght ycars, realling
at Is Baker street, WAS uudcr treatment for thol.
s Ga ssa;ss So1.e s'rs5s Sc1s 81 Union street. al,
assd n9.s o. E1das orcning, was doing we'll on Sat-
.Waha% iassSeman, ,sa North clart street, wss
92tdsy Inosn,ng. N
saes ~, In;xs y !sish.n residing = 10 Haron
st+rnNo. .srssrsa c.. a1 a<a O'clock Saturday AZ
- IN @sSs sSSsss :s,s,s Ia.
severe ssse q s9tsers va, rcparted on sasur.
~ .@ss e Hasssss is we.t st.s* a.d,,on ,,,,. -.
a.eked At oaa oso Saturday sttoraean assss ss Do.
Sssess; ss ss ;sst y. .:t,sss g.
may Cur crmH't%Fs ri 70 Bremen ttrest, ". attacked
cs.e trae ~ ce,4 Al NJ ~, IastIh Cm.. =. ~.
, 1866-08-26
THE CAMP nIBBTING.
Tho Attendance on Saturday-Exer-
CfseH.

Tho grounds OF the Methodist Encampment
5esterdsy presented a decided Improvement both
..regards number, and appesrause. TIC waathtF
"As mote ptophloue. anu kaetc were, IN coase-
qusnce' more than thousand people present..
,hi, Ssronr.a =, .sa eoasrn o' Ky .",aa ~
NV, Az ~, ..,.h ~. a,.s.,,t y. IN
IT." n, Ae1' !. n.l, wMcn "as al'cnAsely nteaed 10
Ct metslng xas held. ana s1o itnaoer q thofv
protSeslE thsir ia'th was 1e largest Joi witnessed
or 1, 1ae As9sanas: slSn,. ..,,,u ala, ,,, .,,.,.,
hntt the lil!lo unos manifested miich !nterust N
cf 81 G11feiiees. IT, listened asnfss to tho sd
h!iaEc "Ss STU greater taan ~ loo fofonoon moot.
'"1i <, .le eone!n.'oa Of iii. discourse. F.. prayer
s"y ,n g Tho sSfsalasvans pto:s.tod t;s!r falt q
l'sstd fan, oas snd q ti,a eccys to a. otSsF.
%p;Ssss4 igpss. w ,sxeSs; .S as.
asH avr us H., sn.%a. ~ wsa gtom aasGn
nscntE mi thcn ,Ec Wdnds uH ~ ~
~ nsstins ,snse lila ~ .;nn.s ~ t%n.s s rt0'
,at .oi1ntmaak ness. Wae osasss tntsaa tnais
1uMn" nss ~ wv % Huas
~ hey sos Wote m At bome AeTE osioek iiav " r.
preached e to srowd o tha aa ssna
ano SSScnlng ua'a soos 9nt aols9auon Or two
nrnvsnra ,,th hcaijur and ss,, srgv feots ~.
~ t1l sn ga ~ EaMg , =:
in nfofcng TIC I recgia;tons s of lie 4fastees ia r
inenson t sn arcnt " sn3r'a a. tcv ooa1d nas nSos
cure a license from tho tuwn constable. Several
crnnnfis. hui nisc ncrsSsis In remaining in N "a
}oni9 fc1d until htaFceeivss liz license, when ho
propoecg 10 yeud hls cdih]os nn6 drtnknblea. and
wi9} No donbt 5o ~ 4 thsisin9 anssaesl Tba nnlTsa
ycsiarasy rccciyed IN accession to theif force.
Eerrcanf Jenninrs md dctnchmeut Of afx men
, 1866-08-26
AMUSEM EMENT1,

NrhEux.-"Moaes IN Egypt" was announced 10
DO presented m Saturday evening for the last
time, bnt By special request the management have
been induced 10 repeat II for four nighta longer.
Two weeks acquaintance. with tho piece has not
iaugucd the public, Nws nay Judge from the lib.
cral attendance epe1y night, and tbs change Of
programme will not b regretted. We have nj.
ready commented On the mcrIts and dement's Of
this epectacnlar play, and have little to sdd now
In taking onr leA]e Of 1t. ~ before hlnted, he
piece has owed tts popularity IN no small degree
TO the general excellence OF tho scenery.
Nearly al Of tho palnt1nss nro exc
cutcd with good taste, and display much
artistic mert II tho Artists and In somo Instances
they superior ~ 10 call tor morr special ~
mark than il usually accorded 10 work Of this
clsse. 1be largo painting Of Tho y Crossing Of
the He'd Sea" ID = very elective picture, The
grouping. Of such large number Of asurct-sey.
cIal hundrcds-w1s task Of some dli6culty, and
II has been admirably done. scarcely one Of them
being placed IN m unnatnrnl posis5ou.s "Iatac.
in Bondage" r. = work Of avesA.e merit
and Tho .aTne may be said Of most ot the scenic
c1ccla Of lhc play. The house was fulf On sn&pr.
day plght. sna .he performance came os With lis
MoVicKTn's TuxATn1.--The spectacular season
at tbts theatre came 10 closo on Saturday night
and the weok opcus With return 10 The legitimate
drama. Tho now dramatic company, a full list Of
which has already been published In tho TRIBUNE,
will open on Monday evening In the popu1sr play
assuming tic rol4 Of 'Raphscl." M. WA1dron i
unknown " IA - IN act Or, aud tho SELECTION o1 sue
, 1866-08-26
cow STEALING.
Capture Of Thlcves-Couutct Gtnte.
meut8,

The alarming extent to which Tho practice OF
stealipg COVE has Of la.o been carried, has csusod
the police authorities to exercise moro than usual
vigilance in the detection Of lhis class Of c,1u-
ina1s. Cow stealing haa been reduced 10 a t,ne
art by nnmbeIlcss pt1sons Of both sexes and Of all
ages in this city. Men, aud women, and children
nave acquired such an cxpettnesa In the hntiness
that they vii a3most appropriate q mxn's Gavos-
ttc COW whlle Tho owner Is milking hor.
without being seen. It has become an.
In any portion Of The city, be sho fat Of lean. No
COW runntog al latgo ts exempt from seizure by
these mlseretnts who lio IN wait iu all localttca
and al al bous for thcir prey. They arc az watch.
f0l "a cats 1pd "a expert as tho Eost adroit pick
pockets. It IL no wonder Tint Judge Van Durcn
Of the Recorders Court, Is down On :" this ciaas
of there's, and never shows them mercy when fheT
coma before his bat. They arc tic pest OF every.
body who oHns eow, and should BE- hunted Gun
OF tho fAca Of the Garth. :.
Ntibfn ihe Int tHp os three dsys four COW
thieves hsve been captured and brought 10 till.
Ou Saturday morning nAn namcd John ia.
Mesn arrived In this city. bringing With him three
bend Of cattle, which he esiDced grcat anxiety to
speedily get I'D of: The hniaaals. were IN excci.
ready eAls a1most anywhere, and his very eager
ness 10 dispose Of them aroused suspicious that
Were aieIe must bs something wrong. Eventually ho
aatostM Q! then to man named Miller, reading
10 n9cnt ahe ~ ~ pitop receiving e4o part par
nslshoos OF sas Purchaser cAiiod upon
, 1866-08-26
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK.
The Nicholson Pavement Here md to
be There-Comparisons Compile
mentary to Our City.

Tho New York EtsntH1 Fbtt, Of the I'D has a
lengthy article On the subject Ct tho wooden block
pavement, which It eeems is Juss being intro
duced there. The article contains 60 much that
will be OF interest to Chicago readers tha. we
quote large portion oft. We will, however, Oh
the pu1t Of Chicago, modestly disclaIm any credit
thht may bo inferred from tlc fael Of West RAN
dolph street. being at present In the blocx-meta-
morphls condition. The bst saya:
"on Nasthu stteet, between Pine aud Wall, d
iorke1r-ls tnking he place Of the miserable old
sob6ls stone which hss 80 long been source of
%isess to hG,ses aPa to d.vea
s eieies q ho Wsst hasne s mesrIs 1ets e he
e:a e. ss Es hs % %sgesf @
Nicholson pavement Is to take lhe place Of All
sees ;i1emey stranse = 10 " wese1n m nno on who
sfEit New 1otk tdAt 1te metropolis uf The couu-
Try has Rsen 50 slow in adopting an improvement
I'VE Hlave not a. respectable pavement In the
whole city. There IL not = paved s,rcet in New
York where It ia tafc for man to lfiye, ut rate
OWNERS Of ne pooasd horses d1e II slussi ~ esieas
ny wers ~ q pitsls ii H. aarsfy. 'Sha Xka
dfiSing ffom tie Astor House 70 Central Patk
!han sheso sSnla he In . Journey 70 Tho Mlssls:
dfvng 10 to Park IL losf, from ito facs ia, ,ho
Eott!nE there IL 10 slow and Tedious.
We gnTe yesterday come nntica of thta pave.
fcsi6c II aaain ID Tho fowes[ words possible. In
The flrts place, solid toad bed Ia nadc: On this
pine plank, i, ste la'a lonattualnally. These sto
tnehsa th!sk. af,1 fton eix 10 twoire inttos fl
xdsh Iese S19sks s.e :ta aeto.s
nsSs. s Siosk. Ss!hS X nsls: u i,e'ss! @ s: 5s:
pssksd aoxn. I'D iot IT, IL !'sassd ii 10 iaaEa liz
Whsa ~ pa,sn,rns {. htss wand & covered Wi(s
.MSSoMs ~ M Mn'ea ii Ny ase pfsshea sHlo shs grain Of
"iis asat advantage Of .h.s pavan,an, IA 1t.
~ ss,pss .s'' ,fssst sSs osn ss s Tsa
50. compared no d!.'erenco natwocn tho N!ohol
non Rnd other pksemonta, lIonsa which lahoroh
sss 81 Ss ss ss sa sis : nt9 . VT . e ss;
load At a troll on tlio Nicholson pavement. pri.
voth Of fancy and cxpensltn hortei, who lot thotr
anssa s spps3 eoxs Pc; woaa
son pavement. So well 10 taeso iacts Recognized
o. TIC zifeeis where ihe Nicholson payemeni il
taid estimate ,hat r. sssing u wsss r. tcas Of
evennees, is insured In this manner: tho dne par
blocks. making i snrfsco as hard ss hat Of sny ny
rock. Az there arc no inequalities the road Weats
pnIiosnsly-.theagh scry s!owlJ-and when tho
!: ss sa u { eass s I sss
illustration Of tiis fact. Il has been laid ten
yeara, md haa been considerably worn, hut Is still
a Ersas aasanaeS % Se% sf lbs Nicholson
pavement Is that vehicles passng over It maize so
titsle noise. Instead Of DC almost dcaIsning mt
cese aa saaa
amount of travel, vGr1 little noise. You hear only
, 1866-08-26
RRL1G1ous 1NTRL1GENoE,

The Camp Meeting ss Deap1slnes Btaslon, Is in
s,as;, kns s1ss S5as sses,s and
auspices ot The Northwest Btanc, Of tbs American
Tract sosietL, bss been for fo1r dsya in scs:
iho Second Fresbyte'lan Church. Rsy. Glen
W91R p A. p1'ff. + sSssea + essso Ns @ @gsas
many eolpoTtenrs nom Illinois, Wi,esonsin AID aad
sss so shsss ). H. .sS
III Convention i composed Of earne,t msn,
oa n Ba; sBd saa .ba.s a ~ + es
Ing tho Gospel 70, The opponents Of evangelical
religion, together with The rcmarks oF the o:Dccrs
e.s Foxy Ss Es sSss sffips iii sss
morning in several Of the churches, nt1d co1por.
teurs' meetings will bo held In the cyentng,
Ms; e. S.,I n1f5i 5 o9s.b Ct Banga
The First Congregational Church, eornor Of Qracu
'1s ~ k%scthh'as}ssae chassss eessRs s oro,s ~
SUNDAY ssheoi # ~ p,an, 2, n; n,.,, c,n,., IT,,
corner Of Monroc and eanganaen strcets, will Be
open for public worship. Preaching At ltIh a. N.
'ps ShsIstp Church. Michigan .venus, corner Of
csene;, ,se!or. ssSsico IL this % church 1S Il 1oH
s.e. osI't,ns Ths 9T@snu @ so
I1ore viii he 10 service ln tho Wost fndtsn.
stloet Mclhodtat Episcopal Church, on aceonnt Of
u FAX nsp a,onuo Goho.t Episcopal Church. cor.
nnr oi ra1k avenue aud 1lobeY attoos, ploAchlna
s' b. 5:a ass S:sss sasss:s :sss 81
is,. il; wo!eo,, cs's!n., ., r.,!.de1phl., VIII
eS e. b. S'n snd EWsss Wsa easss sss
i!es: II; Dlooxns: r q oeatrei Church, xtll
sss9 a,ad s ,eS il ;fk asosk & 10" o'clock e. NJ Sab
yymo. a. 1. sa,, Church. soss q
ia iGis 81 u not I'd sissk % ,: n Esssins ss
service Mt ~ o'clock. Young Teoptc'a 1,rayor
l!ro!nR on MonAay ovening, hna Church lfajct
l!e;ssE s!!c;ct!nsE On "Wednesday osodtng' both as .
liinos H,!eol Church, on Illinois slrdss, ho.wson
erx Sa sna sS sudsy s:hooi iPsssss e
Ne,!h + T.essy'sfs'' ~ ,, ,GSussh: F5esshua al 10A
Nsy: Gi: Maaea, Il dals,bnie, viii preach 4
ane avenue and Twonty4ceond ssrcel At loA
oiisst rresbytostsn Church, corner Of wnbash
nscnNc and Fourteenth strcot. Services morning
s'.d eyenlag, Preaching by The pastor, Roy. Al
"t scvcnlh s Presbyterian Church, corner Ha,atea
and Harrison strsets. Rev. j. ", Latimorc. pas.
sfasss II s oSsr q S % hs nj ri Fl Es P:
lions" In the evening on nuntyarsal Salvation"
FiIst Baptist Church, Wabash avenne, south ol
III s1ees a G1sasa
SsRkind;S 81 i : the evening" 'Ths Bible the Hope
I Fiji Raptist Church, DeKoren street, nea,
South Dcslla!aes. Preaching by The pastor, :Key.
, 1866-08-26

81 =: t!s eteu }aa.,lous ona, a. from ii.
renoor,ng of this Character wo nav Ia enabied 10
lunse OF ~ general merits. TEn msnArensnt In.
teld 70 ~ run nta u theatre With ihs stoct company
T9t,l gctoncf Then star buslneas comlnenccs.
Weonde efst1na mat number Of tj,n Tnu.t mi.
dnrnpg iEa eorinG ssasoa s country viii appear
6oHMzn NAcnr's FEarrvA11-> Owing 70 r...
success winch attended tas tsst so6mcr Naanensss aess
Festival, esven b. the Gerrnanla Mannsr Chor, Il
hns been decided to give second Festival an the
evening OF Friday next at tho Rink. a choiro
programme has been prepared. Of bolh Ioeal and
Instrumental pieces, for the occasion, and he So
s1e'y u engaged in active rehearsais, preparing
ColonKD M1asrnx1sr.-Beethovc ualtvf1I be
thrown open on Tuesday evening next III lhree
nights, to Tho associated astiss Of Rely md
Leons Ainstrels." combination Of Which va
havc, not before heard, ant embracing Ps,ee,
Broekway, Busler, and others well known hare,
teytainment.
KIrlr = LEos, after very successful s.ason At
Cincinnati, viii reopen = week hom Monday
inefesssd corps ot a1sis,s enabsssnk u r. ol
hare always been Of The most pleasant character,
and NO doubt not that this viii be edual to the
hnaf ft1f n, n sos hnrN -
, 1866-08-26

demand, saes at 5aaE1c. Qats dull aalcs No. at .
ne Ryo steady, but quiet No. neW 1s17sc e1t1a,
Kl8Eso- barley nominal
Co7-pa-lifeiess,
WunxE1-steady sslcs free 1t a.7S.
. F1pvu1oas- -Quct jobblns kalos ubss pork 1t Sa0os
bacon steady and h-s bu1E meata aEm and active;
tsice 10 ~ clear sides al 1sHc packed Ns RIB
.ia1 as Tic. lard dull at a54c tof primo city. @
l. Moxk1-C1ose.
|. EICHAAQE-Htayy,
, 1866-08-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

n1i.a Tcnncssees the Great Magnetic
Doc.rces and Clai1voynnt, tns established N 10.
nbovc Harrison street. whore she may be consult
cd On ali matters pcrtain1nhsto life and healib
When desired, she will &C. lnfo ~ uncoDsclons
stale, and give information Of great Importance 70
he Inquirer, paralyzel persona maae TO wall: IN
few days. Cancers extracted. root and branch,
In from three 10 nine days, without the usf II
knife, or Instrument OF pafn Consumption . 'A1-
ma, and all discasce Of Tho nervous system, epl.
lcpsy, Ats, rheumatism. ueusa1sio dyspepsia DE-
eases of tho liver, heart or hansYs, and AZ DIS
suits. Those not able to call personally may ad-
dress Lock Box 5D2e+ r. o., Chicago, H. The
poor literally dcalt with. cure R1aranteed tn
every case. 1lQ
, 1866-08-26

Tus ALLEGED Hat ,FRAun.-Mt. NcCadray, the
owner Of the tcalea at Brighton {noi BHdgoport)
aAt}J denies the tsuth OF Tho allegation that
load OF hay weighed On biz scales on the aoth in.
slant was rated nt thousand pounds TOO mnch.
Be cxpres&es his intention to prosecute tho author
of{hs story lihe ean nnd him.
, 1866-08-26

Illinois School Of Tradc.-The Hnsfs
1eEs department Of this Institution for ladies' and
gcntcmrnt, at ITO and 1ta Randolph ttreat Is br-
Ing newly tilted np, and will remain as herctotorc
In chaf9c Of practical busincts msn only, Id sh!ch
kind. II hns Tho unqualified Recommendation Of
business mon. A preparatory department for
AElutts u connected with this {tullere. t61u
, 1866-08-26
NBIoAGo DRIVNGPARK Asso.

FALL MEETING, 1 500
The Chicago Driving Park Association being deai-
Gus that TIE peop1e Of tho Northwest should ave an
fastest trottng horses In tho world onT thb following
liberal premiums 70 be contested 1br II taeir Fail
Meeting commencing
e. -" September 81,
'PnmuuMs TO THE AMOUNT OF s7,1oo.
1-Prcmium 500 npr horses never having shown bet.
.aSFrcnlam ID, tHo miia heats, nee to N except
ptIters best In to harness.
$50 September Ath.
s-PrrnIum $4,000, FREE 10 THE WorsDn. best
Bfn to harness nf5t horoo % reccire .8lA0 second
horse 10 receive $or srd hotse % reeMxe $500 The
TerId reneXne1 % = noEssa g nKATER qEAaRAL BUT:
The above. .,.
49,. September 5tI1.
Ir1sm,gn ssoo, tree to al. three rane heats oess
In 70 hatntx7.
- September 9Th.
s-prem,um s1ea hse to m, 70 ysscnz, oest in !.
hs: 'sss esass 70 aefss e s
three " 6n1tt
E, T.: September 7th.
Match Running Raee to. "A, 600, between the ce,e-
bt11ed therouzhhred Wisconsin 6tallion5 Andy Burt
e Rs g eess sss III e. e sa & F. 3
3s44-tthr President b. r. Association.
, 1866-08-26

Illinois School Of Trndc,-Tho College
for boys nnd tho Seminary for young Indies will
f0opcncA FOR the now torn On Monday, Berton1bet
III. Applications for ilG admission ofpupils will
gust, At tho ofco Ut tlo Institution. It's and liB
Gnhtnfftfl sftnaf. = kft19
, 1866-08-26

New York stock and Money h1urket.
NEW Yuu6, August Is.
Mn11T-1a moderately active ut peE cent Tor call
1oSna@
sTER11xu ExcuAadE-Dun ahd nomtns1 At 1es4@
107A. ,...@.o- - = -.
GoLD--1rrcgular, unsettled and lower, opening at
it7x and cioslag atIk7.
GovKnsaENT a1ocKs-Are moro active and "
higher.
, 1866-08-26
st. 1soUiR Market.

.. Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trioune-1
81. LouB, Auguas 5.
ToHAcoo-L2nSuid, lugs ut s1aa7A7os &esfat $3.50.
F1prR-Morc actlroi XIX 1t 311z3 TX as s$1o.S,
GEAM-Whcas hesyy 1t g1aa2l,se fos spr4nx. and
taoo83ts thf fall Corn dull 6l&eio fhr 1nlxsd and
yellow, and scSa1sc tpr uAtte. osts hs1u 1t a3iic
barley OH u l.13l %. and spring 1t eoo0slno per
b1shel.
pEovrIuar-Hess pork At Sss.7s.
WuruEY-At ILLS.
, 1866-08-26

Coon RoAnsrBas-Parttes IN want Of good
na1r Of matched horses, asr recommended to ex-
su.,ne The team referred 10 In another column Of
th1s tame.
, 1866-08-26

UmpIre-H- :. Fortpuy, Of iha Athletic Club
pf FhitadeIphIa.
EcoIen--AI1bn1 KInzie, g, ". Basnnpn.
4 meeting Of The Atlantic Club win he held on
lilo street, On basinefs Of importance.
4 match ga1nc or base bail was played On Sat.
ur1ay between the second nIne Of The Comet and
Eastmen clubs OF this city, which resulted IN the
victory Of the Comet, th6 score standing:
/. Comet $3s Eastmen, %.
One home rNn was made BY thn E4stMeu Club.
, 1866-08-26

RAr1noAp :AoomfNr.--A collision occurred On
Thursday morning last on the Kipsle street rail-
road track near Carpenter street, which resulted
in tho complctc smashing Of ono locomotive, snl
considerable damage to the other, and slight In.
lusios 70 three men. Tho trains wers thrown
yards. II f. almost miracle that no greater mis-
chief was done.
, 1866-08-26
THE CITY.

Ru, II. Mnnua3, Of Trinity Church, will
nrcach in 81. Hark1 Church, at Evanston, On
Monday even;ng. scsslce will beglo At eight
p'clccf.
, 1866-08-26

A1uxnx4s MICHAEL FtxECAx the Fifth ward,
Hho;a nAms was pahllshed In ths Chicago Wa<s
~ delegate from that ward TO tho Coppozheaa
County Convention. authorizes ub 10 say that he
vas eleeaed delegate without his knowledge o.
der ANY circumstances.
, 1866-08-26

A Cure nE Laat.-All tl1oAo who are
suffering from rheumatism can he restored 40
PEREZ: hsal!h bk aak!ng M fe,r dose' q 1d Mt
Emltb, ageNts, Chicago. n&49
, 1866-08-26
Paper FHnhHtnGA and window 9hndcA
at ercksly rodnrod prfees. +. y. 1ttaBr. 81 tan.

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nna lefo put out arlleioa calling them Mn.
Wtn1loW'A. f7fnao tako not!co that tho Mrt. Wfnt.
low Q! lilo hoo!hlne AyEnp 10 mol CONNECTED viii
ANY otles nrltctH. 'tupe{ehH.
, 1866-08-26
milwaukee Market ;
Especial Despatch to The Cnie4go Tribunal
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MILWAUKEE,, Auzu7 IS.
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18th Of September. Slo for No. = e1as mr. rejected
Noon hoaEd-sales Il 40 bu, 1t III seller to tho lsth
100 bu 1t SC.
Peovu1oss-Butt1 steady 1t &c. -,
EoGs-unchanged; lsc.
RnczIFTs-ao btls Tour, 1syooo bu wheat, 1900 hu
cats, 600 hu corn. 50.
sn1ransss-l 800 hras uouz, 5000 hu ~hess, 60 bu
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