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town county much in need Of such dedera
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The most ridiculous piece of sycophancy ever
oviHbited by public body, would seem to be the
actso of the Rump House of Representatives at
TWTsiBrton in rendering their congratulations to
thsCzar on his escape from assassination There is
tsIlu', Siil Communication between the House and
44I,Intocrat or any other foreign power. They
c ossot known outside of their own chamber and
WIN had any sense of the proprieties they would
FnF tat this proceeding Of theirs was simply an
& gnrtuence,-[ jackson Clarion
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nWuD RISK THE CoNsEQUEScEs.-Fran of the
Brandon (Miss) Republican says:
Douclas Jerrold calls women's arms the SER
snts that wind around mems necks, killing the
That class Of serpents can just wind around our
ok as much as they please, and if any of the
ou1r ladies' believe what Jerrold says, they can
come and try the experiment on us. Wen risk
a. rnnsennenCes.
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nation on great national 5eet ia esE, "8 in9s
r,S II ss Gi2 n g information in regard to he
IN this work, the editor announces ma ant " ~!
prominent consideration in his iluse ~ 70 DC one Of
Among the recent notices Of the press the s,p, H..
iected from the New York Evening Phi IF re5 10 &C.
By his bsres and h thSlogsh s ssyst denied
Southern States and long study Of the mining Va
viii make bis Review valuable to all sections
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COTTON FACTORS, ETC.

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NY, R. GREENE q GO, St, Loui5-w. R. GREENE a
Co, Vlcksburg)
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Lewis ogIesbys old friends win find the late FIRMS book,
and accounts at above address
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Cotton Factors,
as CARoEDsLEF STREET,
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AND
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The Providence Journal says: The impression
is gaining ground that one of the surest and safest
ways to get rich is to rob bRnk,n
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among nine brokers' Asking rates were very
stringent and in some cases considerably above
yesterday closing figures, but the general move
ment was effected within our last quotations, and
we would therefore repeat them, as still rejecting
the actual condition of the market, with the re-
mark, however, that the movement uniformly in.
clined to the outside rates, viz ordinary --, good
ordinary 3O@3lc., low middling at 32Gg34c., and
roiddliDp 35m37c,
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Daily AND WEEKLY
v HERALD

JAS N. SWORDS GUO.........,...........P UBLISHERS
Edited by NJ PARTRIDGE formerly of the Ycksbug Wing
, 1866-09-11
Business Gbamccs.

|. EOE SALE-A Lrst-chlss manufacturing
l. j. business whefe thrre IN T. fortuna to b mad~.
EtP:ssl r4quiscd, 800 No. Tirkcts Block. corner
Of Nputt " NoleY ap.3 EtAte.BX. p6JD
, 1866-09-11

ion 10 W. Baten .t;eet, In Il bioel niaeieen. Dun
mii.ee on ssreets and 1iisYa, Wsat Division.
Nueker stest between Aadison aad cd L Lumbar T,
ulttce on Streets and Alleys Of The West Division.
OF tho same Boald. 10 extend the eighteen foot
alley running 5oith and s9nth, between hsocis @ =
Oak street Referred 10 the Committee on Streets
oftbe same yossd, an or9ln.uee for .peci.,
ha oni ,ads saS s aes ee
r. a. COMMITTEES On Streets aud Alleys, South
gfthe same Roard, an osdlusnse "a vseate The
70 The Committee on Streets and Alleys, North
Or the came Board. an .ord!4ane, extending
referred 10 The Committee on Streets and
Ofthe came Board, recommending the plsnkin:
OF alleys between E1dridcc street and Harmon
court, and from South Wells street to Market
stSe sss th!ongh olosks e,at{ o.s1a niatsty'a.
strcets and Alleys, South Division.
Also, 70 construct sidewaiks as follows On the
Wet s,ds q rns between sd u sEss
street, between Ma:ket stFcei and. Erie street
bridge; on The weae side at Eleton road the
se hs We @s,9 e
Hotth franklin street, from Ncuouinec to Wis
Willow 10 Centre Rfreet. Each Of which wese refer
red 10 The Committees on Streets aud Alleys Of the
appropriate Divisions.
Aleo.to pave, with block wood pavement, ,MTlwuu-
kce ayenRe ON Vest fudiah street TO Elston road
ard i1alstcd street from Harrison 10 the Chicago,
Burlington Quincy Railroad, and Indiana ave-
kue f!Dm Sixteenth to Iweuty-sccoud street, Re-
:crTCl 10 the Committees On Streets aud Alicya Of
the appropriate Divisions. -
On motion Of AID. shaektord, the Council nd
jCntned uItn Thurs1ay evening.
, 1866-09-11
THE SOUTHERN loYAllsrs.
Arrangem nts for their Reception In
the West.
Meetlne Last neutrality-suspicious.
OF Committees In tho Several
Congressional pistrict8
OF this State,

A naec'lug OF Republican Union citlzens was
held list eyt Mug. in the rooms of the State Cen.
tta1 Committee, No. l01 Randolph street, for the
purpose Ct making arrangements for properly re-
cei'1ng the Southern Iosalls:s on their visit to
ibis city, On the trat day Of October next. Thr
meeting was eslled to order BY ]. r. Root, ESQ.
Secretary OF Tho Stxte Central Committee IN
whose nomination Lieut.. Gov, Bcoee waa ,.1cc.ea
as Chsimsn; and Colonel 4. jacobson vas
chosen Secretary. ~
. II r ehsiIps6 s.ia th.tit va. scarcely necessary
wh.ea was % arrange for an appropriate reccplion
q the gentlemen expected here from The Phi(sdel-
pn,A y f9nsgniion en- Ne hsd the honor 70 be mem,
ton, and would take that occaaton to say that the
Union men Of ahc West could not too much honor
- ioofs r. Sen.les1 g ,ahey ers men wo wefs ssne
Andy yolnton men they had etood .heir ground
as 11e e. s s sfs 5 S Soaa ssat s n: 9ss ,,
the people OF Illinois wonld meet thcm wiih
genuine Western welcome; would take them BY
The hand aad show lhe,n t;lat NC have The highest
wiehcs on their return home. lie trusted that the
1aoors Of those gentlemen would be blessed TO
aas oi ons o. Which
gle ne have passed through. >.
Mr. Noot said briefly that about twenty five o,
nbove named, and ii was judged proper that not
only Chicago but The whole State Of Illinois
should unllc to do them honor. The party
would pass over the same ground Us that taken
~ the President, and would pEobsbly stay one
lie nnoyed the appointment OF committee to
nominated Committee OF ofArrangemcntsandR Recep-
Ton.
j. Root ESQ, General Jalins White, G. ".
GsEc, G. F. Hnr6irg, and Colonel A. F. Steven
son wc;e appointed rs such committee.
The coEmlttcc was subsequently, enlarged BY
the addition Of ecvctal other members OF the
meeting. The committee reported tho following
gentlemen for this Congressional District it being
select for tho olher Congressional Districts Of Inc
Statc- The report was adopted by the meetlug,
and Acrcntfl By the Statc Central LQmmIIlsc.
, 1866-09-11
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Quarterly meeslng-The Poor House,

MA MT,
@As AnIo VuaftesiF meeIng OF the present
Board Of SnpeFsfsors Of Cook County was COM
mepeed In their room In the Court House Building
sttwo o'clock Yesterday afternoon III following
taemoeta ocaG pte8ents tdkep. Amuermau,
APPEL, Blum, Cadnan, Chilsou, colvin, Cooper,
Curtis Freise1, p,8ndorf. Edbrook. Ehrhar4
f,r.v Hnrn1. Hto,In, Efi. rt,,,,.v n.Sst-.
nhaa,sa.x rnh,as.n 4ns n ,.sSs ooaue's' ~
onit0aosas = 111A3u@441 faAnsck. So4eoouf. RICK
lord. hnrhhausef. Rn4sell John, ShlcktoFd,
scott, singer, SbtEis, strong, Taylor Reuben.
IhorMorth, ptal, whitehead, Wilde, Woodruff
Ihe ffes1dehts u. =. Hammond. Esq, tn The
Clatr.
The minutes OF tile List session OF the Board
were read and approved:
The following report OF the Comfy Agent was
read and placed On me:
To he Honorsble the Board Of sunervf.or. or
Cook County;
In 1n,linr INV ranor, or thc t-.o.s.+,,n. ~ H. .
Comfy Arenis of3ca far fha mat nin. Coanths ~. I
4s IS n ~. ~ ~ aa sae aae
year The nnmher Of Vf,ts n1iie VIZ ~ ete ~ ~
;he.. iGs c.sss ,ra1e fonnS nn,aarth~ Mas y. -
rciief Tsren1x,nne annltcse;nn1 49, y. ~ ~
.eifsf ,.hnss GI.ca ~ ssfass "e.G @ 9aauS aos o
fonri "1'eo f'"-e " ''S'osate eoa1o u"- on
IL nrr,her ~ sro;,;eo tb.t h... -.n,,>.,a ,u..
door 1ref fro oo peeeber xeee,gea g oaa r.
rt IG. t1 = rs cIsits. - oo. ~ 20 loe
irSIct gu e,a .oo -t.h ~ .,s' pssSas, o.
eJ.ns IL. amste.ns IL. S,rndss' ~ 'nahs.i NJ
r.. r. coIn+tJ * e,r,rS az !3e.a y
III nrmhcr ~ rht1iran h.icrUtna " tsaes 10
families was 1,Ss8. Of which SIS Ws5e frisb: Ger
muns. a1a: Americane. aG: Nnrcuisns. n:
Swcdea, a.: HoIIap5e1s II: coIored q. Fr.nch'
IN. Yofrmjsps m Fnnr h,1,,-fra3 erJ th,r+r.
, 1866-09-11

McylckER's TuEATRE.-A vesy full honsc, III
spite Of The bad weather. assembled 10 witness the
production OF tire new sensation, "CtaIEyoyauce
Or the man with The wax figures" which WIS
presented In superb style al Mcvickcs's last
evening. Tue piece has pro'ed to be q genuine
wnosc verdict was decided and unanimous, and
although this IL not always to be accept
ed as tsSt coao,1 o. ne we n taa, r.
an .daptasion from the French, aad 1t possesses,
beside The rncsIl Of city, 20 many attractions
is 81 crowded with Incidents, aEl keeps the at
SsHs st 10 istt II fhas .esssey iii %
es h'ls We to
condensa:ion Of . thrilling three soEame romance.
Nte'sslse &c esndemss Int drama Of
piot wi,hin rios and. no,withssanalns ihc crowd
could u. called s1pcr'nous, and which dues ,nol
hear directly on the the main csent oi the play.
We follow The progress Of Incidents With greedy
sct does our interest in the fa;e Of The principal
Characters for momcnt cease.
III the Production OF This really powerful
tha secnlc eEeets, and these have been col up
bs .a:e II new ss e.
ord oct, where The double murder Is done. 10 Ii,
Iteelf lieautilnl picture. The Interior OF thrte
| apartments Is dIscoycrcd-the wax figure maker
al work in the one, while in smother Il 'tUrtnle,
| and N apartment above where lies the f1etpinf
Baron. who il about to bc. murdered. The eceat
i.selfts thrilling one, and absorb. the undivided
attention Of The spectator. But II would TX
Impossible to convey even q faint impression o
The extraordinary variety. both OF taeidcn
| and character With which The piece abounds. l
was ,ery aeccptshly rendered bs The ontirc stoc!
corarauy. MI F. Bock made decided hit In lh,
roe of .Rodille,' which Is lethap. lhe best act
iur mart in the drama. Mrs. Myers assumed TIL
bart OF tsBlarehe" with exceeding gracefulncs
Hid Lcticr than he has set done here, and Mr
Mcvicker's ''Lamaon" Vas q cateiu1 aud siudte'
| niece Of acting. Mrs. Cowell has not much OF
| ilan. tut thc throws into It great feeling M,
eIduee Ii with all lhe iute1est Of which Il q saa
+ - sAlose!her We venture to predict for the ne'
drama i jonc aul enrcessfnl r1n At this theatse.
Mverrr,-~The Invisible Prince was pre
sericG LIST evening to good house. and with dii
ngui=hei success Tas ss.oas9 shaTss,s1s M6svs wef
ns9seuisr. as 81 'rIacc FnIlbupd," !" efe..in9 qui,
An upsoas or applause- The piece viii bc Tepea
ed every evening, and promises 70 dfaW well.
Dn1oE's DEKETu.-1hc numerous friends dn
| admjfcre Of John Dillon will mi forget thc con
| nltp:cuiary benefit rendered 10 h!in by tbs attls
or McVicEet i Myetss Company. Hwfll be gre
n Inc Opera House, this afternoon, when plle
, 1866-09-11
Markets by Telegraph.
MtDSItsHT MARKET REPORT.
lspccisl Despatch to the Western Associated prcss
1fhpr3

New ToEK, September 10.
GOLD.
The gold market closed up Qn1ct At 1se31ssf.
GOVERNMENTS.
The stock market Was qutet and steady at the last
crcn board In consequence Of the Hebrew holiday,
which celebrated al this time OF the year. there Is
cs< 3 the ukual amount OF bnsluess doing In the old
t<etxeutics for foreign aceount snA the quotations
arc nominal. Tic Government list ths afternoon xas
lower In Tic gold bonds but higher In the second and
third scriea OF The 80 notes which In Improved
slensand. Cloenr rslees- seeeoupoas lSA ,as9losk
1o-ao coupons, asc<ssk: Ju1F s,50s, loH3lesK.
xE1sG srncKs.
American Flag, go; Columbia, 1t0, cotydon. 4ol ::
Atlantic rAc!hc, ~ Downevtl!c. 1so Gunne1t Cold
ios; Norc Gold. 1ss; Liberty, 81: Quartz HILL 80
Eocky Mountain 20; Smith 4 1asmlcy. seller three,
IBID; WAIKIKI, 1s+
pKT Goons EXCHANGE
Market not taiEly op.ntd for the wesk rsIces remain
the same. The following arc to5beEs p:ttcs:
rrtnis-Cocheco. :oHc; Hamilton lac. Paei1 tec
London N0uEnIng 1sc; WamsuttA. 1skc Empire, 1Sc-
Brown Dril.-Amoekcas. .Ic; Boot Mills, &c !;
Massachusetts, 7c; Winthrop. 19c.
Corset 1cans-asases. 1se. Iaceala, olc Pc2?ese!1,
sc: Washington sA&tceu. sc.
Rehabilitation, SHE; Hamilton D. a.ke; Frank
lin. 3ltc.
strlpe.-uasmakcs. sc. Albany, nc; ArEsapaa,
:oc.
Denln-Tork. 4;hc; Wide World, Sc; Bostor
Manufacturing Conlpany, gIkc,
, 1866-09-11
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
(Rerosscd exclusively for the Chicsso Tabane, b.
teiesTAph.1

tReroTscd exclusively for the chicaso Tabane, b.
ttie:TAphl
NEW YoK1, Monday Evening, September II.
BEEF CATTIE-1he number on sale At Arerton's
to-day was l, The Jews sold 100 head yesterday, but
arc keeping New Tears to-day There wc1e ,s0 sold
It bergen during The week. Included In the offerings
to-day were l1 from illinois, 80 nom Ohio aud -
nom Kentucky. There were good many TAT droves-
The weather beautiful. but The market dali.
Prices were unchanged though better average oual
isS nAkrs hxher average rates. The snppy Was only
flf. though all were not sold. Thtrc were very few
poor.
flftt
Second
lhsu QuAS3 .,-,ez arn
EnEEP-1he supply u not tAzEt. nv f ~
higher. Sheep Al 7@ikc; Lan,b< At sasAe
HoGs-ReeeEed to-day. sssivs aao - n ~ 1e1a,,Xc'
MARKET IL llvcly and better Pr1ees ..oSs "'
s.Lxa or 1tl1sos uxxEHa
AN. Monroe sels = head' Averaging ''7 1s " "4os
t:c, .,,ca,-.
VIZ. r1st1 sells 100 head sreFss'ns ~ ps, ,aslsa
l1kc.
, 1866-09-11
llllunfn Rn4 Michigan C~nal


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C1EAEED-W.S GaEnec, Lctnont: Il. G. Loomls, L.
mont: investigator, Lcnsens: A1qulppa, Lemont Is.
atTlla, Wtrow springs; DRphIn. Ottawa, SIS. NJ feet
lnmtct: Geo. T. Taylor, South Lockport, prore,le:
Whale 1871 shingles 70 brfx salt s. htls Tour 1aS
ns merchandise; Gibraltar, Lockport; A. II. Dennett
Ottawa IL cords tan hark: Ecllps., lockport q
s,oves 10 hr3s salt; Energy joliet; anttopa, ST. Louis
1 80 feet lumber, Sultan, ST. LnIit 100 (: lumber
AHrIvEo-EerEtowu. Lasalt, ..t5: bu corn; Banner,
LaSallc, - bu corn. Empress ,sn bu corn; T.
L. Carpenter Bnt11o Itock 57s1hu corn; r. Sorthrae.
Summit, rs tons gravel Mary Watkcr. lemont, -
yds dimension Stone, 50 ids rnbtlc stone T. F. Gale
Lc1aons, % yds Eubble esonc Aslaaippa, Iemoak 50
ids tnbhle stone; Erwin. 1aSalle, $500 bn Cen
esul Scotk 800 bu cntn bu cora; Jeer.op,
Lasalc. 5o In corn: Gold Eaglr, utica, 5t bu corn;
VIM. Merriam. 1ollet Moun1, III tons gravel !; Indy
Franklin. Lc:ont. 50 yds Eubble soae; Col. Manning.
Lcmont, Is yds dimension stone D. es*. Lcmont, Is
yds dimension stont, Monarch. Loekpnst, 3+sao bn
cora, 100 bEls onr .0 os bran; Eva Norris LaSal1c,
ISIS bu H. L. Adams No g Joliet, so1 bu corn;
Clyae. Seneca, sl0o bu com; Sogth America. Nat
scaes 10 ba corn; C1a1ctt, Eankascs, 90 ba corn.
50 bn rye, is bu wheat; propeller Sam Vail.
Charles Csay. Lasallc. s bn corn, y tns brau lDd
brls flour FfAirie Queen Morris, 500 hu rom. N bn
cnTu; II. Me1ennon. Ottawa. a,etU bu cern btsiso;
LaSAlle Is ions coal; barge No. j. Lasal1e III tons
ssoIiie ss 81 81 .otn lasf stse s sensea, @ sn s.
corn D.nnl,e, Ottawh, 5,12u bu corn DArptah, La
satt, +,s.S1 bu corn.
Rrrp1EroEr. September 10 p. N.
CLEAEzn-siarr Nnlker. Lenont D. He's. Lemont
AhklrkE-Orauf. LaSalt. 10; bu cnTn Champion
Lasalle. sou oa corn: H. Hamlln, OTTAWA s.'a bu