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, 1866-10-28
FROM EUROPE.
Letter from ireland.
THE SOCIAL CONDITION OF TIE
IRISH.

A Stronghold OF ofFenlanizu-Preval
OF the DlxaNectlon-Spccnla On
m lrtAh War-FeellnE In England
Towards the 1rinh-Tho Ulster Plan.
tatIon-Hel~5ous AND Social Grley-
rAuce4-NelALlons OF Landlord and
Tenunt-Attcnipts At Improvement.
Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tribuno.l
sk1HHEAEIA, October -, 1861.
Having travelled through the greater part
OF Ireland, date this letter from town
which obtnined sad uotoriety during the
period of the famine, Or as have heard it
called, 1.-THE Bosrd Of Works year." and
which has been stronghold OF tie Fcnlan
conspitacies. Making Inquiry as to the
prevalence of The Feu1an feeling In tho dis
tr1ct, the information have received coin.
cides very much with the representation
roaae b5 TIC late Lord Lieutenant, Lord
Kimberley, In the House Of Lords, towards
the close of tue last session OF Parliament
namely, that the spirit Of disafrrtiou to the
Government is widely spread. Tho Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Ro=s, who resides here,
has told me, indeed, that he hears nothing
of Fensanlsm nov; but this Is easily ac-
counted for by the fact that the Aabeas corua4
net rennins suspended aud men are afraid
to give expression to their sentiments. I
learn from other quarters. however, that
beneath the constrained silence Of the popu-
ln,lon there exist ali the elements of re.
bel1ion or revolution which only require IN
opportunity TO manifest themselves. 1 au
Inclined to believe the truth Of the repre-.
eentation, but were 1t not for the furnace
latnet fire IN Ireland, ! believe the insurrec.
tionary spirit would soon die out. l fad II
d very prevailing opinion here that the sup.
port which Fentauisnl receives frun Amer.
icau staeesmcn Is founded on the selfish con,
sidetation Of the use that may be nude BY
tue opposing parties In America of the Irish
vote. ! cannot say what amount Of truth
there may be IN thia, but In tho Interest o
1 peace and humanity II is to be desired thai
The Feuian party shon1d be deluded by ne
| fa1se hopes or promises that are not intend
| ed to be carried out. I zee It stated from
| ard OF revolt u to be raised In Ireland befor,
| the cloee OF the present year. do not, q
course, take for granted all that is paid f.
| even at the rate Of pound per word, bu
should such an Idea be entertained, let M
caution Iriahmen in America not to be mis-
led by II.
A war between England and Ireland II
ireland, and la the present condition Of tn
world, could only have one result. 1t woul,
augment the misery Of this country hun
dred.fnld. Even were lauain@ sucscssfull
effected, and some thousands OF America
Irish thrown upon the soil Of ireland, II mus
be plaiu to all who arc not utterly infatuate
that IN invasion If tlis kind, aided by n
insurrecilon, would have no chance of snt
cess agalnst the upietterea power Of Ent
land. However sacred and righteous caus
may be, no man is iustiflcd In calling upo
: human probabilities Of success. If ercr th
contest Is to arise-and that It viii arise on
day no one who IL Intimate With the dispns
hon prevailing amongst the people OF II,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

3 ---as --as .-zsF azs 80 a.
~ ThIS CAUSE Y EAEING
1 49, iaa-s .=s-t- a-e-s 49, .=z
- =. -.ts=f t--z=ss-s
d q. is-s.ssa-a-a - ss-s-sss
So fser $500 svse zssssaa 49, sss-sas@ss -
-a,-.s s-saEs - aza-saF 49,. -
15s4-F p yrs iz-s - ass4- e. azs5 r-
~ l-sss~sss
asrszf Farss a srrf ~ ~ szsaf
-5sssesr IN tS@Es b. EFaEs ss
49, 50 & Ersss 80 ssa7 z-z $50 90. ~ -
~ THIS CAUSE II APFEAklEa
- ss-za.sss. a-ssg Sns . So Elss ~
ssz-zss1 = stalf e fusssss
srzssse azzsaZst--r - assr s7-ez=@as 80
sszHssz=s s-Sss F-zs 49, tzsszfs 80
az=arrT -zsf fezsss - $780, s-s.zs
81 aFFa 80 80 81 49,
- tzf ss-isks
49,. ssEs = - s7sEt- 4AAEs q ESAAe,
ellrsE-7 A. sas2
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
, usszs na $50 tssf=r - -
The DEgESDANTs. aCuS GRAY.

la t-1sE s4sy. szag -rHsassass ~
- AsEs--ssas Es@ssas -
sss
= 1szsnNo sst~sa>sss -ssssE lAz-s-r5
EsEsase. s-zasg sII a=aE.
ssHc as1 fasi tara "a
- -~ss "a - azss~ ~ ssats--al =
z4~ytss a r@sst- - = assfr
ss.szzf - - sG.f5. y.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
CIRCUIT COURT TAzEwRLL

e El.it -aEszs E~asr- gszs p - ia fzlaF-
sesA s-sxps-.zFasa 7 So sa7's-s sialssssasa 80
49, 4 Ezd81o
ES THIS CAUSE TIE PI.AINTlFE
l hs=1ss ssHf HalszsssaEE tgss- 80 sEsssts
- - so ~
szszlss lszE a. -
- ar-=H-s 20 as
- asfs=5 . l. :
% - Bssszlp~'s ~ e lsasv . IA stts
rFsas s,fs-r g. ~
asaER BE a--a-ss "a ~ a. - -
- ia = ai&y a@g3 s.Ets
49, sFss - s~st.
. RI EkE *. ca
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

AAg. s~fssst -sasssz3. s-ssss- azsas 80
t8a. s-sEs a. sssssss 49, 3Eszz1-ssas
a-as ssassts szssa1-@ - s.tsss
sasssS s~asFH Sz-ats4s esEst
$50. - E1sa&s ~ APPS
a-s- 49, stss@
- ~S=a ssszA-ssa. .El. e.
s.4ftzs "a ssxss. B szfs ~
aAtstar So. - SSH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
!. ssS7. 1885,. A. "a si-ass y sza.s = =
THk DEFE& Agnes SMITH

w-s-s -asu $3.50 SASS , n sszl.z -iRaafas
- S~s-ss fs1ss -s=4 -. AIS EsE rtVzgs szsa
- IRA &=Ese-Es GlEs1E H-is. rass
- tszs-z-z=-7 azss laA
gsk .LsLzE - s.7s - -as.aassHa bsxa
NsaE sszssgass go l-tssssss EEp.aa Atss-
NE.s~Tf - A@a4ss ssas.
- .4rsF szsu a-4 .sasssi
ss eFG=ss. - "a - i@ErR - sssHs
~ ssr EsArlss - s-ss. 4 So - sas
ssssas.r -. ssaE - b. rasFN.H ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

tsss rasl.s-s = - E-L 49,. 1919 -
49, 80 u,,-F~s 49, sssaals--sg - 9
Sls1s - ssaSass y siss1sez
1920 Bss-sFss Sss5ty tssEl - = - Ma
- - sssE rtsrr
= $780, La @E1 ssp - .ssa
-sS-ss-a a. T. z-Es@s 5-ssla ~
-s.srsss 5-sstzs - - 20 q e 4agta. AZ .
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
T-s.-g y.tsSsls. -. - y =. E.y@ e. = : iaass
I'VE RRaFflRNI.E, ne riir TrrfS

pasta 1sssl.a B. ~ szs - a > f@gsee tfs-s
Rzs~a y -ksLssf f-saf- q = 5Efsfsa 81
sskas1szsa azas o. sss1anssre s.sfs g.
Nbs. -allglaz taSe-4 .ssss - = -
. .sz-s Sss~1ss = AsEser ~ AgsG Asa
- s,.sss - s.ss ss.s - - &C., ssa.Lsz sEsa ED1
ss.-o. e. - 80
- a. saafiasss ,srss- ssss e SE8sf
$780, :. q 3 - 9 q EE7ra, G ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

$780, 49, as-sazs lsSz-asa
y THIS CAI5E TIE PLAIN TlFF
sssa -
et rssaElaass ~ l7a f1-szl Nssfs
-usklraa o. So flsI 49, sszre - sssns-s
-
ras--ssfF -s-lva Fzs 49,
- sssAs. ss--fSssE
-ssesT tsars - Rs,ass .FcL ~ tssF e.
u4sz-fs n sssNsas . ,sfasf -
ss5=a Esse.s s- lszasss sszsss
~ go ar yf z-s@irs . -r--F
$780, ! e. EaEE. & .ss.A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
JaGs 81. 49, . o. se EassF lssaass-.s - ~.
TUE NAMES gF THREE gF THF

-Eazas 81 EsssssF l4sss5 sszssa a a.
sagsl-s la.sE lsslzssar- aaz-ss1e asas
.A.rr-s anasl -
- ssa--Ssas EfasEzs~ astE so lE
49, e zzfgzf-f .EszHs - a +s- Lrs.s 80
- s-ssss AaaasrF o. sz.irs aaaz
= Sssa te-su So
.aasesi as a "a H. -
$3.50 fasNsaa4 g -sszsE . ESfss Apsy b
sFesf
satssss D t c n -Itt4s Z. y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
CHAEcEET COUAT-E UILEDGE.
$40 sessss Etz ?. 4 e.. - Ess-s r,s a..
. IS DEFkkUANF, ELILAbEfH q

! 49, 49, - ssai-f 81 - 49, t LaEs-a4-
- EE O. .--. a-
49, &C., - 1--sffs=as
. 49, 49, Sas-ty s-s-fs e4ssrEts
- $500 - = t-=s sEs4 lrs = 80 -
!. as--s-t ~ 1sss@s
z-S-- 'us s-zas=s=s-s 4laas 49,
8 49, =
Szis-s - 50 - ct.szEEHl-s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

Gss7 1850 - $685. s--ssf 80 $40 fss>ss
" THIS CAUSE TaE PLAINTifF

s-rE-S -sst 49, a=s 90 a.
. uss-=ss 49, ssess-s o. 60 Ess-a -rast
Is srzstss tass ssss~ss
shea-szss Hsffz
az = sas1-tsss tzs
Azs~ Neze gC- isass
srs-- hs1~ - = sffSsst esRze
saaasszr- 6Fass
- E-Ezss Il sssszEF ssse.s 1as
~ hssEfas = Fzsts
a.szszrss ,! - fE = 5Ekss =, TBzfs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
cHAHGgRY ccgRr-yAe KssoEo'.
81 Sasrs-, ss=asl-s-stas - R-isss a. 49, . .
IS THIS CAUSE u APPEARING

Il 80 - l,sssss- - assasaAss
s-ss-sra.ssris $685. ~ - 1888 tssf
-ssae.sl sss--oss s7es4 - s-'-s-7A
kaass,as ~ss, rsss a-zssst. So -
$3.50 -, bsf-ss - Il zHass g Afft
ssa4 Ssssresy - ssss atTsss sn-
sasEs. Iasxs~s-. ne Sa ~ nsssa - ssssss'
- So - FsFts
NszsEass pa. ssssl e. &AAt. a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

THk Defendant, Sk0HfS .9lh
essss ssas1sts - = Us Hsesly Ass est& y =
- 80 AS sksissraar + s. ssszssse ssts -
p st~assr kzzzs u Nfk. sytsss8 sat - ea~ti - -
~ Htsta $50 = - h33 - D.
tssf - sxkt AFieecs 80
~ eakrR es9ss-.sS. ~rsi fss s@assss r-sFa
Sa-vNsst -. so, s,ssa 3 = Rs~sazss Sassk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

TIE - gsa-as - CslHrrk are a. Ana sssy sisgsI
F-Fs.-as E1e ne hs*s aesd tsSs Essg Asss tfs
.isSs'i sslass AL asss~ ~ sa~ss-
tra.P~v-k4rr- l. iaisssssssti.sa the see ussy =.
=. -.ssss ssssssrgs fhis sd ssrss sasrsssss
1HHA ERa AsaszsFs. sasYzSs@s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

fhs ssass sg~ sss iss II shs R%sy cssas'sa'
p, Mrs. - ssfF bsssarAsssry ~ oar pazea
= ass-f aEg silly AZ sYngGSan.s "a s'ti BE- ssss ffs
zas -.lirsvs A.so airartlsns SA@Fz :, psa<srs
3 ~ mr1ssnS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

~ AZ PsssSsas naesraK stta ssy aaaetisa OF
As As-e. IksSaa L@eess skszba sriss a. aass sss
~ 1~las'AlsA ia!S aa.sstssaE al sy@esss.s pss.
'-'7'As = 'Ss 'Asss t a:as~ssey Rg8
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

~ fkS ssaseJ1 e.assEss % aIbEk4k o.
9oIsokOUs IsbhHDtaNfs. kes - p<sess-a
esfa rssssssS eftfs4ate kIfsEBHfYaLf. fb.sa
re aRPERsEGTkY HAkaLFstS. sssa - ss.-
,i.-ss tender saz sssisaAss sasla4 -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

CALL YuR 5EIYEs cATAExH REuE
bf. aas haas 80 sssss. ~ ass ssaa ~ asarxssss
"a yas' ''sis'ry. tss5 sAit szasr y fsg ype fnes
~ ~ ger sSlass ..- -
, 1866-07-07

7. II. e. A.-OrES An ME1rM6s.-1he meet
infs held ty the I. N. &. Axsocat1on n the Cou1t
blouse Square are attended bya lsree number o.
citizens End last night considerable in'etest wns
manifested by those present, 70 much 60 that the
meeting vas continued tn tho rooms Of the Assu-
pnssed def11e 10 live different lives. i here win
bt meeting tonight ~ the came time anu pl1ce.
, 1866-07-07
Markets by Telegraph.
mIDS1GnT MARKET Report

WlDN4Nk1X HAhhEX AEf0ATs
Especial Despatch to the Western As,ocsated Press,
NEW FoRx. Julys.
Increased speculation ut tho Stock R1chAuse ere.
ascs more demand for money Csll loans range on
49a per etnt, and prime discounts from 32Gx pc,
ctat. -......
sTrR1Iaa 1xcuANoz.
There wRS rather more activity In Sterling e.
change. Dnk<1's bills sold 1t 1r3k91osH.
GOLD.
Gold closed up eTm!y 1t 1saAQ15lk. The specQla,
tlss feeling IL not so brisk.
6oJxnxNESTs.
Government secuf1t1ss were again higher toyards
th1 close, with I good demand. The following were
closing quotattons: Coupons, 1851, 1BXansf; $40
coupons. 1855. 1oix119sh; 1910 coupons, 9ixaos :
'Sns 7-ee'' 1o9x@1cax; July sS5oa. leaxeieex.
At the last open board there were 1000 shures "a,
Erie bought In under tho rule for the account Of NJ
Ralph Newton. who has tailed TO make bis deliveries
1ht stock opened at 6ex, and CLOSED II esK.
FK1EoLKCx AND x1srNa suARxs
Wtrs generally ausss and steady this alterpoop
6S1w TonL Dky GoODs xIcnANax.
Jobbefs Prlces-MaskeS quiet but frm.
MoHn sheetloGt-Amosk eas A, IS inch, &c; do B,
:t Leh. 3se. Appleton 5s inch 7lc; do c, IS inoh
asc; 90 IS Inch. 27c: do = !och tic. Atlantic A.
u hch. &c; do D. Is ineh. nc; DO z, 81 iach, &C.
Bleschtd Shrtlnks-Blackstoue % inch. :1te: Canal
Il nch, tic; Columbia 4, q Inch, 1sc; Hill SEN lden
g Inch. 3Aci do IS Inch. s74c. Home Is lrea. s2xc
- asA. o@S' oo - Ancns +S4tt DO IL tnCl. axe
Ladies' sackipst-Gadbaldi Repstlan.s, gLi,: Mid.
dle.e1. s1.Go; ssllsbur1, Il. 7s Warrington, Y,s
Prtnta-Aloesican, eoc Amoskcsg, lsc Cocn eeo.
2lc; Empire. ls4c Freeman, ,1se: Game. d Co. .lc !;
London Mourning, 1sXc: Pacific, coxc; gprssuea
Ffocsst axe: do Fancy, 2okc.
Hoop eklts-Brad1ey's Duplex Elliptic per dozen
Hoops s;xc031.o6; Emprrsa Trail ,sl25: Tnompsons
Grown Ffnnch Elastic Springs, sea LOO New Boal.
esa1d Ifatl+ +&l,@@l2b; do Woven Trail. Csc Woven
Zephyr Sc; MTer'a IL Wide Tapes ssc2 u 1Dc do
Narrow TapeA. E91sc.
Magic Rutnes- -Gtnntne. with trade mark, Nei, Ssa.
No. y $40; No ; s77s; No. I, $3.50. Home made Huf.
aes, No. ss.5o; No. $50 No. $ 9sso With DIS.
count,
Hard Rubber C1avats->1 Inch, No. pst7. HOO: X
iuch do' tf3; iEch do. ssso; X inch DO. *s.5;
inch do, t5c0; X inch DO. ts.:s.
Hard Rubber Bowl. assorted sizes. No !, - %; No.
Z. k4Q1s No. 8. AE5. -
, 1866-07-07

f:n "a Pc nsszssassly tnzolres The rupture Of
son1ecefanm, sn17he rerFcscn1attve Of the king
Has fn9tt cted 70 declare bis to the D1et 1t the
sans sitting. 1hese ptoca dinks h2vn ahsolved
tons impmtd on 1t by The Federal psc, 40 thst his
!enee 10 exercise Etkhla only 1ppatalnIrg to them
IN common with Prussia MOI not Without ber
y ihe representatives Of The Confederation We
ed TO MAINTAIN during Two generations at The cost
g. many e.cf1dce:, althoaRh she MAS well aware
,e e hey IN; amPsseE <, resPonasd 70 the wants Of
ns-ted BY the retolut1on Of The Diet to pnt he
i.5cS o. The Confederation u acton against Pms.
"a, his Asjtsfy fnds h1uoten u1der the necessity
g. 'ak1nR neas ures tmpcrtouely required for his
cNn defence md BY the duly be owes to hts peo-
he The Kings GoTernrneut, with this view, haa
proposed 10 the North German tta1es bordering
would avert the dan1Ers which Ne hive to sppre.
BEND nom the geographical position Of those States
.a5u5 Wlsnin 9ur territory. He has declsred him
apd with . German Parliament 10 dx The principsl
ponts o. this a!hsncs. But in considering Inc
sats Of Tue crisis IN which nc are be hss fe 1t 10
thesr forces TO peace foorine or to unite them to
ours for the purpose Of fighting tocether aeainst
TIE common peTii, and to declare their adhesion
The Kpes GoVelnment feels ihat n nakns 81:
demand + II condntng ttte1f to The na7uwcs. limits
compatible with the cue defence OF t1sclr 1fthese
lnent will feel Itself oolled 10 nave RECOURSE 10
iotce and to make uee OF all the meaus In tts power
against those Governments. Which show themselye+
thcse results will Eecou entirely On ttote, who by
these hostile practices. have brouGht about the
situation, and Who hare refused At The last
request Jou 10 make these sentiments known TO the
Government TO whlchiyou are accredited. and you
are authorized to give IL copy Of this despalch,
l nm, &C. tstgned1 H1sMAAK.
, 1866-07-07
Gribnme..
TINE CAMPAIGN IN llliNo1s,
The Great Speech Of General John 4,
Logan ut Cairo, June e8, 1866,

This magnificent and unan.wetahe effort Of Gen.
Anfsn Is attracting very marked attention IN every
ditecuon. md NC have had numerpus calls for ex.
6a copies. Although nc printed ln.se number OF
ektsa copies Of the TRncEz cou.stuiue the speech.
they arc entirely exhausted. We have the.eiors de-
sefmfned 10 Issue smother hsgc edition In pamphlet
(olm.
II viii prone Il tower OF tt.sup,h 10 III. r1nto,
cause the COMING fsll campsigu- and ltz earrula~
ZION ehould hs eommensnra.e With It's high cha.ac-
1ef' We shall PRINT largo edition, and they rill
Dc ready for delivery In from aeren to 10 ten days,
II will make handsoms pamphle, OF sixteen pages,
Ard Be offered At the low price Of 81 90 per huu-
dfsd. OF S30,0 90 per thousand, ~heu = Inlf thous.
and Ia ordered. We hope al who want this In
raluzb]e document will scnd IN their orde1s at
pnce, Address. TRIBUNE CO., Chicago, Ill
, 1866-07-07
AMNsE MENTS,

EcyicKza's TuzATax-Last evening Mr.. Chan
III 'cok bis farewell benefit and appeared In three
different p:a,t, "The Peoples Lawyer" "O'Flsni-
can and the Fatrie:." and "A Glance a. New
York" Chanf1au's engagement has been profitable
70 ne management and pleasant to the public. and
las, nights audience showed that hi. merits were
Lawyer, and "OF'Ianisan'' v viii be repeated. ln
The evening Ar, chsnftau makes his ana1 appear
ance as Pete" 10 the *1Octoroon."
MusEua.-Ihe popular moral dtamx OF Z. Ten
Nirhls IN \ Ba1 Room. - uas presented las: even
ing by Col. Wood's company. Mr.. ". r. Grouse,
desetsing and worthy gentleman took benefit On
With The patrons Of the and last was
rendered WITH the usual epint, vi: AIken's impes-
sonaton Of the dtnnEstd la painfully vivid md can
zeireey all 70 convey the desired impression the
beholoesS. The piece Was supplemented By lively
farce entitled, :. Did you ever send {onr wife 10
MankeSan.' Nj. y: =. RoGers and Mrs. Alice
holland sustained tbs principal ch1ractere, and
Kept the house In CONTINUED ehouts OF menimeut
ht lie con,ca1y distressing situations in which
they Hete placed.
This Afternoon and evening the same blu will be
repeated and the dramatic season TERMINATES. Ii
viii open again on Monday under new MANAGE
meut, and with teyezai new member added to The
etpck company,
, 1866-07-07
FIRE ANDrolaCE ConM1ssloNkRs
ers-Bppolathents, HeeiZnAs
t3ons. Ac--New EofSeo station
Fire Enktnee-A D1Hekeaee
OF Opinion

The rr-ultr sem1-woek1y meeting nf III. po,,a NJ
I'clice and FRI corn,ntsnnn.-. ~. ~ =. r
f.ertr, rn,;c. C,..,o. es... HA1 pe1a ~ tns
cuu.A oue1 eAauon1 eofnt1 OF Warrington and
lasa)lc streets, Jesleraay alaernoos. Paeent-T.
4 3. Brown, President, IN The ch,ir and Commits.
| t,on.tonrr. 4 n r4t.-,.tL - 80 80
| "eato ano : fea. uon1.
| 0et We &esoIH9 anQ appfcF1l Q! tao nI1uIes.
me boafn proceeded to the tS1naseuon Of the fol-
it"1ns onsf1e-s:
! 1ElrsRAru nEfAihH1
on motion ot Pre-tdc1t Brown. Mm. 4. Myers
vas appointed repaurF OF tne nie safm tlc9faph,
eaHfy o! $i,uU PET seass oe appointment 70
, 1866-07-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
fRflE Gloklnsz 0f Rnor nnd s3, m Rfnn

Early Closing OF Boot and Shoe stores.
We The undersigned Wholesale dealers in boots
snoe1 % barely t. co,e eg5
'e!noon from June sub 70 August 18th. 1866
i. Weoer 4 Co, goceett, ,Bafscit s Hill. c.
eoD, Bartlett & Co, G,iiett. watson Co., Fneip.,
Dodse Co., Gore. WI on Co.. J. P. Farn1m,
ofet1 wes eisnhe e. fss bs;, saStf g. g.
rS'fal rs4eo. Eli s'sses e. Co.. Saunders Bros Co.
| ~ Herrfek'4 Sugar. Coated Pills.
Gtadnesseof The head, Walery tntamcd eyes, coat
ed lonEne, pain In ride: and the whols cl.ts Of bill
Large 6o5 e. Is eents. Sold BY ii differs. rs. J. 4.
us5c
We desire to cali attention to the
;safstosa - spT1nE Water. The analysis shows
ers1 properties than the Conerces, Klssineen,
v1chJ. OF any other sprtuc .Wates IN the world.
wonderful. and insieorate the system ia = remark
able manner. We underrtand It u being kep1 b7
The principal Drugs1sts, Hotels and Groeert.
-Four dsys moro and $40, 1000 moro for
+ +, ne fortunate psrtons. lov good II made Ar:
anaas nisht III. i lie S 1T ospot1nnsy %
:. Do..s Flas " draSs On Wednesday next Tickets
mrs: Part1ngton sasp, ssshe ba> Hoped
t. ys oas ssn9ngn to sc The ey bstr q some
70 TO the graye. a. Eoah said. bnt the Leaves OF
i!.r hopes ase ta1lne. as Tebbetts Pathological
p:acker 1han e5e1" This preparation is % surprising
everything in ITS popularity. il eells nothing, Il
5esn 5ssy sn assd;n esm1 ~ s1 hs
Gen'f Ar Aesns % sola 6s u @ 1sass,:'s. 'D D''s''
nI1nIRon. of xxn,tla. ~ nr., ~tuvn
, 1866-07-07
BoHr1tMg.

ROARDlNG-One handsome
- suite Of rooms, with nrst-cla1B board. suitable
TT GENT eman and H1e or single 9cul.,n N. psra.
nent or Gtnaienf. Alto, ooe single roon, Apply a.
@SF Afcn1Ran-sk corner Zine. m9Ss
, 1866-07-07

t:oL11ssoN IN TIE SznA11s.-The psopsiler Wins
10" arrived yesterdsy morning ami reports COLL
sion l: the AackinAw Straits on the Fourth, be-
TWEEN the schooncrs Oliver Culver and the Clnvton
Belle. OF Clayton. The Culver lost her head gear
and the Clayton Belle her matne1il and main boom.
They parted llu1ne5iately and Ttat further DAMAGE
occurred IL not fek knoHn
, 1866-07-07
Illinois and michlRnD Canal+

BR1pGEFoET. July 81 p. IN.
GLANDS. r. Gale. Lemont G. L. Taylor, Le-
mont; Barge No. l, Ninook Landing Elizabeth, Lock.
Port. 1900 bu whest o,5 th.rges. Contest, Norris.
AR11Y1p-Aeptuns, Ottawa, so tu corn 5enecA,
UttAwa. ,te hu corn: Msry Walker. Leznoat. 10 JOS
rEbb1e stone, 70 Yds dimension stont D. c. Norton,
Lemont. IS yda yubb1e stone: u. G. Looms. Lemont.
90 yds rubble Atone; Colonel Manning, Lemont Is yd1
.ubb.e stoos. II ydl c'mension stone; 0. Hes, Le
mint. Rd yds subbl- atone: P. Horthyup,
rrison. 80 yds rubhle s,oae T.r1or Lasn1c Isl ton.
cosi; SebastopoI, Utica tsa foal sAad: Wing aad
, 1866-07-07

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.l
ST. Loula. Jnly6.
ToHAcco-rery dull for common ETaaes. while
nne qualities ssll readily: IuEs $z50as21; shipping
leaf ss.m9M.sa; medium a1o n.e manufacturing
$:l.p1@ $3.50.
FIouz-Active- Spring cYtrt 31.1o9ssa; tsll e1.
fra sa.c@ &sno choice bratds $l5eola1aoo.
GBA1N-HbeAt lower New 43-N42.ss; old lAll
fslf&2.s0: No. sprlnK $t.6p. Corn steady and IN.
changed. onts frm 1t Al94ec. Rye In demand It
eeas7c-
PEoyls1osa-pork dull and unchanged.
WulEtrY-Sl4Ahv 1t ~ %
, 1866-07-07

Tbs average time Of treatment wss 14t< d.ys; ;
fhe average cost Per diem was s. cents
TEE GENERAL sIoE--Last Saturday III. schoou-
er General S1gel sunk with a cargo Of coal down
near the Clay Banks. The tug j. ". Masters talsed
hcr, md her damages prove to be OF trlng char
actef-
ERR1sa WoNEs's REHrGE.-A regular meeting
Of the Managers Of the Refuge viii be held this
(Sstnnay) afternoon at o'clock, In the rooms Of
the Young Eenfe ChriHttan Association,
, 1866-07-07
Hudu1G llnrAets

BCFFAIo Jnly6.
FLouE-Firn bnt qulet.
G.A1S-Theat 1rnl. and held above the vlewa Of
buYess. 70. Milwaukee, spring At ~ 2sVsz;1. Corn
sotfd quiet bnl o. d sc loE No. and sic Eor No.
= ~ Wv bu changed hand3 tlll4 .. Oats tF1a. No,
ChicaRe sc: Mol Milwaukee held at {9c Wsscot1-
en 4sc, Harley nominal. RyI QQie! and Unchanged,
wsukee.
1ARn-a1xa2sc.
WnIsKKT-k0uinsL.
Canal FEEian1s-Flrm. To New York, wheat 19e;
corr 1bcs OATS lies to Albany. cotu ltc.
, 1866-07-07

BAL11XoE1, July 6.
FLorE-QnItt High grades ecArce.
GEAIy-Khtat dull md unsettled: sales OF ncw
while q. {S.oaalG5. Corn dull at for white
Uatk in1cf1vt and dfoootnE.
PRnF1sl0Es-Buoyant.
GEoCEKIxs-Qufet.
n+1I-n
, 1866-07-07

ToIxpo, Julys.
GeAlk-HhtRt dull, dropping. snd uomfna,lv aa5c
love- with sales or amber ut t..l1. Corn iIc 0,ter
with snleA nj tahc for No. mixed and tic Tor No.
yetIbw. Oats dull. Rye quiet.
FL EHEf Trt1 rhS
, 1866-07-07

twentJ-tou1 hosn 1onRes. Irternsi inssmm ,1ioo oa
b., sei in, md als death Is NV only qarsion q
, 1866-07-07

Milwaukee nlnfket.
NHWAUKEr, June 6.
FIDUR-Dr1l.
GRAN-Whe1t hIn Ut s2yol. Corn ss959tc. OatsS6c
RIcKlPrs-Flouf, so brIs. Wheat, 5000 bu. Corn
0,po0 bu. Oats II oo0 bu.
SaIexxNIs-Fionr, z 800 bsls. Whest $500 bn.
, 1866-07-07
New York Markets.

..-........ SA" i okA- 1Hl5 o.
it!le mofe Actlve At Unchanged prices.
FioTpSSssncysuv I'M sn,d ,nta-,,, ,,a.. "a m,
lower. There ID some jjttc husness deirS in eTtTs
otate Iof e1pofs 20 L0adon- sales at St4a70 for
sud iii fer tr,de IL hfsndsfr oo12 G1, ooin w.
cinded 10 ihe sales ire ie br!s eIx ate for EXPORT
70 Loudon part as and the remainder private
I'VE. rr.., ,..,, :. ...,ua,.. ..
teri, e"4" '''1't4~' - sS-"s3'*8 A's 'os'
lower: &1.s0f for MtRwnuke6 Club aud SKIS for Wild
Meaietp. k1e quiet ana barley Malt dull hnd
49, h1srs n hs 2pe1e1 y ustss1s me maI
II cos,59 win beftsr s1ecujstjYe nsmsnd III 1
edvsncs remained; s3s7Sc for unsonnd new Mtxed
SS3c tor so9nd 90 with ffee buy era a the
nsts omsd 1a1 1S5s IN uE nGa G M ste44 9enoW.
5IE5tc for nav Wtttsrn snfI f9c for inE..
GRocTR1Ie-Conte dull Sugar Gull Lunk In bond
IeH8lo4c, Molsstts quiet and firm.
i,19, naT r.. .~,a. ava .,r ,,-
fcbnrd IN sond 1A' ~Ns7 Ns- - ~- e1N '@o ,o'
PEoy1sloSs-Potf. henry aud lowes: 81 sl@3s?.n
IT. g a. M III: ~ ~ TOT ona 20
JuIy md AuEatt seller nd buyers option =, t,2o9
PAS. Beef nrchanEed from previous rItces. Beef
3a Lana nomi9! u ~ ~ eos y T. haeon dnE 1eac tof
ii s13tr for shnntrTS. ~ ~ nv hsMa ~ ny,
and heavy 100 brIs u la92Ixc. Batter arll Is ia