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•ROM WASHINGTON.
jSeuera! Grant and the
s President.
i Serious Eupture Between
Them on Questions
, of Authority.'
opics of the Orders Rriiiovins
Generals Sickles and
Sheridan.
.ucior that General Grant will
* Decline to Direct their
Execution.
Tsccpe of V?irz. tho Andcr-
Eonville Jailor.
jlosel Frank T. Sherman Ap
r-pointed Postmaster for
Chicago.
up«n-ls :nul Exports During the
P;i>t Year.
FBOMIUMPS.
be Insurrection in Aragon
£p-dn, Successful.
nolluT Piihinariae Cable to be
Laid from Brest to
, York,
I'fditiou for tlie Regcne o
BrKisli Prisoners in
Abrssinnia.
jccoh from the Empsror
Napoleon.
teresnng Summary of Southern
Uews.
.siorday's Record of Crime and
Accidents.
FIIOM. WASHINGTON.
neral G'nnt and tbo Prerfdon'-A
tll!»uir« Hi’ W) 1 * 1 !! roem-iu Q||«>*>ll
f AUthtrliV-Tbe Ordrrt, iGtU'ivine
mid Mi»-ridaa—St«*
iiTMIIIUI (irilil w»ll Kr»l»l
It ni-App .iuiiniiiufM.ioLci Franu
MicmiMU o> iNiiftniaiiier at Cnica
c, At , Ac*.
-p* c:al luspirch to the Chicago Tribute
•A A'rnNCTON. Augusts:
OH.'.NT ANP THE PttCSIDENT.
. I*i:.t Pr-fident unvc oat orders
;uv:ri: Ger.*rai Sickle?. and uirvcticir
ico.-k to or* i*e-cd to Louisiana, the} Lave
1/Oi.a promnltruteJ from the army head
.rUr?, and it v«r doubtfol whether
•* u i specific Instructions from
President to General Hancock eve?
be staUrt
this point
ypniAc d;fl**renccs have arisen bet*rce
a.*, n and Grant. The letter soot from
ln,'?«ron the subject of the dlff-reiicc
n •! reset tie Presider-t ant II tif or th*
;*i c. \'
:.;i -,-tinir to day. Xl contains mutter
1 suucvsti-'us ?fd d.UVrent chamc'erfrom
in care for the Pied
!V coi re’aungaluMst.cntireU
the ’•£ •' 'Ts the Reconstruction Law
; to .Tobn-nn and to the Gcneral-ln*
-,-f. order of the President in re
will probably be proinr.l
■ d by General Grant to-morrow, uoi
t staudf, but. unless modified by tin
-;d-jnt, wi'h u clause similar to that Issued
t iral Grant in the order to General
G octal Grant Considers 'hf ordm
};„i cock a direct lasalt to him
-ud. hither. a** intended to be a com'
c mjs’l: siot of Oder T 7, made previ
iv. and an additional usurpation on th<*
t of the President, of the p>wvr s
foircd oc the Geu<ral-'n Chief b. :
Three latter powers Gt*ncsni
it nr: yk-M. I* i* jp-montiy «*x
,oc: at lifadqajrltrs that Johnson wil
!.{■ • relict e General Grant os Socrclarj
W t, ana i ut in some o illiiiir tool, but it
.mlcrCood that Gbacrsl Grant claim
und-.r the nmendroent to the Armr
Uhl, passed March. IS<»7. ah
Lie-u’Urt puss tbrutiffh the Army Head-
Vters. and section 2 01 this bill pro
- that the heidnnartcrs of the armv
;i be at TVsslilncton; that aK
.■:< end instructions relfltinuto military
!.t will
tatior* issued by the President
.-clary oi War ehall bo Issued throng]
cTdl ol the Atmy; that he shall not be
oved. > isjet'dtd or ndkv-id sr.uu com
d. cr aligned to duty elsewhere, except
:« own request and wish the approval of
S-jj*.-, and that all orders o- instruc
t, contrary to this sec'lon shall he
und void, and any «fficer lS5u ng such’
- -1.a'.l hi; guilty of a mi-dc iueanor, and.
c lilt -t who shall Knowingly transmit,
v< y cr ob6y each orders, shill he
le to imprir'innent not lc*s than two,
more than twenty years. It is possible
she ihesidtnt may yield to Grant, but
i< not esm eted in official circles; while
positive rupture on questio’is of
~ the Reconstruction Law is
•ideu-d certain- The President appears
* rate, white his advisers arc known to
f-ing 1 him to extreme*?.
* iUE * iiicago POST OrFICB.
ic Prc.-icenr to-day ordered the appoint
l of Colonel Frank Sherman as Poitmis
it Clm.tuo. This is known to have beca'
c .i-air?*. the n-commrndation of George*
\jj trery Individual member of the
’i.
cOMJCSrONHENCE IN THE STANTON
CASE.
PrrsiUCJ.v v-
:acv Iba- General Grant constdered all
of secresy removed fryra the
i\.»a letter by the publication already
the President, hut ocveth less tb»
r dally refused to let it uo out.aithougb
ral correspondents. In view of General
~~ s mission to let it co * ut, visited
President to oh-ate it. He teems deter
-ri t<> eoppress it. lie has also-stated
i ;1 . -v V j!> give no Executive news to
ic-1 papers.
tije fbekpmen’s nrnr-vr.
. the request 01 the Pres’dent. John M
ir.-ticn, y. colored orator Iroca Ohio, hau
: *ri?rvlew with Mr. Johnson retarding
in the rncjracn’s Bureau.
Johnson to retain, llowara,
a« bis oi-riion that the real inured 01
coined p-r-nle required U. Mr- John
rejji- d tuot he toasideredGencjal How.
umhitiuuf ard corrupt, and that beside'
v a » a hypocrite uud d d not have the in-
of the colored folks at
-t, and >aid he must appoint a ma - -
i was a true fraud ioiu«tu, uQ <i intended
do eo. He farther staled that if the
,tcd l coplc litre would upon some
t>f their number, he Would appeal him,
clearly intimated LU lonian*- t 0 ten
the place to Lanasdon, and and h,.
-Itlwalt a week upon hla desire. Xh»
rhos no idea of taking 'he place, m.
ads Lave advised him not to do &o.
TvhrJc many of them would
to lake the President at bis word,
commit him to the policy of giving
k tutn cilice, tlill they appear to agree
the real design of the President is to
dvc the Bureau in irretrievable disorder i
)U’tlrg a civilian althe be*d and mak
-vectsarj the removal or resign-.lion ot
[v military ollieera who could not do
vender civilians, and al.-o complicating
• with other bureaus of the WurDe*
’•iDcnt, and that the Ptoident tunhci
c d to thus secure the rerigoat mn of many
•trs though a refusal to serve with and
cr a coloicd man, and in this way bring
,iu uj-oa the Radicals. There seems no
bibilßy of LttbkSdon being canght with
•lohnsou’s chaif.
ROrs-EAU,
publication ot General Roneccau’s let
uas brought out the tact that he made a
inve premise to several Con rvtrl; e
publican Senators that if they won d v . e
i h*confirmation ns Brigadier, he won - .•
at once to whatever post was assigned
h'm. and bare nothing whatever to io with
polltics.
ESCAPE or WIBz.
Information ha* been received of the escape
last week of J.»mcs Duncan Wlrz, Comrals
eary at Andersonv lie, from Fort rulnski,
Savannah, where lie wa< serving out a sen
tence of Cf'een years' imprisonment for
cruelties to Union prisoners. Ho "as nl*
lowed to go from the hospital to the wharf
at nlcbt where ho broke a small boat oosc
ami put off to the French ship Leo. which
clc.-red during the day from Savannah
* d next morning for France.
atul sal
HMfINATIOXS or CABINET MINISTERS.
be President has not yet decided what
i-caiions of Cabinet Ministers he will ac
,t. and the matter may remain uncertain.
sickles’ removal.
The order relieving General Sickles mil
b«*tent out regularly by General Grant to
jjtoi row. Tbc latter considers bis protest in
case as covering all, but looks
uroo the ortLr in Hancock's cage ns r.iisinc
an entirely new question. To close all, the
Mtuntioii Is deemed In military circles as ex
ceedingly grave and critical.
[iotbe Associated Press.!
ORDEU BEMOVI2CO OEN'EttAL SICKLB.
Wamiinuton, August -7.—'Tbc following
is li e order removing General Sickles;
Executive Mission. I
WA«m?cdToN. ArgaM vk. I>G7. f
Brevet Major Cmcrai toward H- S caeby is
Ltr. In atMireed l« the command cl the>ccocd
Mill’.my Oibiner.crea’td bf the Conste**
..f il icb id. Ifiir.ami oflbc Military nep'runvn*
ofibeSemh cm*-scli-c theSHte orNorlb « uro
una BTirt M?Titb Carolba. lie win. as sojd a?
pracii* nine. n-H-vc Majer General Danin
t Si-kur. and on assuming ibe coinxnauv.
lowlitcb he n* hereby a-elnoed, will when ne
: cesbsrvto a fajihml escra-toc ol die laws. ex
ciCi!-c‘joy at>d all oowere cosf rrcti by
eiCu*»> upon Didn't Couuuaud'jre, and any
1 ate nil sntrcrlty p.rfaluln? tooflleers in com
n ai u of Military 1J» uai 'meets
■ Major Gettral Dari. I E. hereby re
1 *ley»-d frum tire command of the Second Mlliwy
I uu-ti
hi; .-'icreinrj cf Warcrfb.'-rimwiH »»Jv» lh»-
inelructions tu c»rrr •!»**• order law
tlTtcu Andrew Joussos.
6CCIUSTAUV Jl'l L-Ll-Ol 11.
Tlit* New York LWobV* special saya: “I"
Xl>. ci.:c of McCulloch, tboupti probably bis
riMonai.cn will 110 1116 1181 icba accepted.
fn-a» i he fear of damage to t be public credit,
-till I am c«-ruln tbit be yll bo poiiuiUed
to v. .ttdrmv after some time, and u better
iliac appointed in bis stead. The teca pr**b
•U>iv U to advise the public mlud of the pro
M scd change In the* Treasury management
*>v oegreoe, and cot make ico sudden a
charge. Among the tumors afloat w one to
: in-. tied that Secretary McCuHt-ch has ac
>tpt»J an offer from Jay Cooke Jc Co. to
•nenaffe the new blinking house they an*
sit ou! to open In London, ff this he true. It
would oonaii.ly bear out the probability of
McCulloch's protaole retirement.”
MORE CABINET RUiIoUS.
Tic New* Yrrk Washington
p-ciylsays: “Ills Intimated that Gram
ill afk lo he relieve*! Irom duty at the
v'm s* .on. As indicated In 'he cot re
pc: dcrce of yesterday, this is but the he
lm :ng cl a plan to c»rry the m-xt Presi
ictiliui election by the Democracy. Changes
n the Cabinet will cerlaiuly take‘place.
*. waid’s trieoda say he will surely 50. The
.id man has been keeping very quiet lately,
.no has ;ittle to say at the White House.
iCaudall expresses to Uls friends a willing
,csf to realm. He bad a >oug Interne*
Mtb the President tc night. Betoic he
a cut to the While Uoosc he told big friends
h«i cn the Interview tv .uld depend whether
•r not he would resign. Should It not have
cee sutisfnciory to-nigtt, Randall will send
♦j his regicnation to-morrow. Ward H La
non, a law pat liter of Jerry Black here,
•ucc appointed Marsltal for the District of
oinnibia by Piesid-nt Lincoln, is helm:
ut-beU lor the Postmaster Generalship bv
be Democracy, represented by the
wet r. The pressure ou McCulloch has beep
j-nsiderably checked. The replies is so
-inn u ausibet his resignation that,his op
ponents hcjL have henna to give him up as
t hornless case. Jerry Black is spoken of
ts Mr, Reward’s successor.”
■ IRDBRASSIGNING HANCOCK TO SHERTDAN’S
I’LAUE.
The order assigning Hancock to Sheridan’s
hire is as follows;
Executive Mansion,
Wasuznoton. Aus»a.-t 2C. 1
Sir: In consequence of the unfavorable coudit
i.n tf 'he lieaith of Major General it U. Thom
I*. as toured lovoa in Su»cc"mlla«HOQ‘i* »le—
n'ch oft tie Ist ln»f., my order dated Angus: 17,
1 S'!,. l« hereby modifi dsoto assign Major Gen
•lalWii field Uaccoc': ;o the commatui of tic
r irr M burr Dii-mct. creiird by me uct of Coi
ners. passed .March 2d, 1877. and of the Military
1». i.arimtni comprising the Slater of Louisiana
md Texas.
(m b-teg relit vm f:om the commend or the I>e
:Hiln.euiul the Missouri, by Miijor General P.
Mnjor General Hancock will pro
r* co directly to Srv Dried s, L«.. nu t assume
ihf command lo which!.-’ l«* hereby «p-*g. ed. and
tt'teniitcPSbvy tuiutt lanhiut execni.mol
.: c li-WF. exercise uuy and ail powers cocfcrrcd
bv U*c act* o’ vmujees- uimiu Oiatrict Uoama&d
its, and :i(.v ami all authority pertaining t*. oil!-
f or- Jo winnai d uf Military Ueparmeal*
Major General I*. 11. *ben:«n wj 1 «t one 5 »orn
• >ver bU pteacut comm&mt'o the officer tx r.i*ih
util lo hlmridf. and prucevdiug aiihou’. deity lo
F.«r»
General Hancock 01 the commaud of tim Uepirt
nsiit of the Missruri.
Ms’* t Genera' Gun 11. Thomas will, until fnr
it-er order-, rrmniu iu command of the Depart
nunt iTvio Cnmbcrl iud.
Very rt.»ptciin.Jy, yom», Ac.,
(SicDio) ANuitbw Johnson.
• o peril U. S. Grant. Secretary of War ad i/»-
• frvija.
FUNOB IN THE TREASURT.
Washington*, August 27 —The amount- of
_«ic in the Trer-snrv to-day Is s«3.o|!t,oJo;
;old certificates-, *?U>,10;,000; curr-ucy,
•>i1.:>12,000. The receipts icr sis davs np to
be with of Awni-A wc/e; Intcmal Kcveuue,
£2 S7l* 000; customs, $3,243,000; total re
ceipts train Ist of duly, $00,020 030.
NOTES or THE fXAmU-A HANK,
The Comptroller oi the Currency give ß
< tu t* that circulating notes of the National
nndi.la Bank, of New York, will be paid in
iw ini money upon presentation of the same
> the Treasury of the United States.
;XJ*O«TS AND IMI’OUTS DUUISO TUC P.VsT
VEAU.
Durirc the year ending June CO. ISG7,
here were cf imports of foreign mercUra-
o and specie $412.233,123; loss the fortogn
;rclum)ise and specie exported, $19,41d.£3<:
t imports, on this mwuit
26,447 remained in warehouse ou the 30 b
-t Domestic exports, same period,
: “J34 mu,'.o4. All thrse values are lu gold.
MVsTEUED OUT.
3fttj">r Central E A- ITitehcoeK, Unitei
'•■iiu-f Volunteers,has been mustered out, t<
lute Oclober Ist.
ymv svstkm or tax vtmn*.
Mr. David A. Wells, the Sj.-el.tl Comals
j»»i<er of .be Revenue, encased m siHtts:*ci>
i<d (inutcml itujuirb's, baa informed lb
rea.-nry Denartuieut ib&t he will toon re
un-, havirir must successfully fulfilled the
•bject ol Uia inistioc. He will be prepared
i.porr a new and improved system ol
usatioD, Internal and external, which w.l!
•urt v ..ut the main principles which he ad
v rutrcl in bis finance report, but which
oegre-s did not indorse, to obtain a sm
icia.t icvemie for the necessary wants ol
ho Govrrcment, includh sr interest on tbt
pntd.c debt. In a moaner the least burden
-miic. and the mo't just and impartial in
elat’ou to the Tarlous industries of the
•-■•iinry. One groat feature of the new gys
icm will he the redaction of the number of
-.nicks selected tor taxation, cither by the
tariff or by excises-
GRANT Vr>. THE PRESIDENT.
Washington, August '27.—lt is believed
»v prominent gentlemen that the differenc-s
.'civiTii the President and General Grant in
relation to the removal of Generals Sheridan
and Sickles arc irreconcilable. The orders
by the President yesterday directing
General’Hancock to relieve General Sncrldau
aud GeneralCanLytorelieveGcneni' Sickles,
t'ttvc pot bevu cxuiuted. It Is said that Gen*
eral Grant, la a hTlor to the President, dc
olu«*s to direct the order to
tie executed, ami sta'es his refusal
in strong terms, virtually denying the right
or the President to interfere in any on* of
the five military districts created by Cou-
gus-, asserting that the entire control of
uesc departments rests by the Supplemental
Reconstruction Act lu the General of the
United States armv, and that ho is not at
i beriy and will not transfer it to another.
Y\v letter has not been fiiade public, bat the
above statement is believed reliable. It Is
derived from a usually well iulormed source.
CARINET UCMOUS.
Washington. August 27.—Various Cabi
ict rumors have prevailed to day; among
•iem that several of the members had lor
r.allv tendered their resignation, but it was
ound to he untrue. There arc co new dc
ciououn‘6 ou the subject. -*C
SHIPMENT OK niSTILLED SPIRITS.
7211 I JIC..- * W* •"
Nfw York. August 27.—A Washington
t>ccial says it Is reported that an order wjd
a-n be :sf ued by the Revenue Commissioner
‘••'milting the shipment of dutillcd spirit
r <ronemt t oniicd warehouse to another
l u dm'Tcat port.
FKOJL MADISOH.
\bfirfcct of kite Adfl r c*H of the Gcmcn
Aii.i-Fri'hibuio&mii ol Wi(Ci>b»ta. (
|>i-*cial Despatch to Ibc tTncavo Trlhnnc.l ]
Madipox, August 27.
Tl.e German AntbProhibiilon and Sundsv i
!.aw C* inmiltcc appointed by a Milwaukee
i ut? meeting. bus prepared and published '
•n addicts to the Germans ot Wisconsin, 01
a bleb the following is an Abstract:
Ibc address eels forth that iheGermtn*
4|io cuneuiuK* more thin one third ofth
- opulatiua of the State, have guocralK
iml m harmony with the rc«t of The popu
jti'.u ; ttai th*s have at all times south'
•o ribi-cct the i-ceuliHrliiea ot the American
i.ort« imputation; that they have aided
* ceJv in the development ol the Stare, ar*d
••«'Dtnbut»-d a stiotgconiiucent to thcUmou
.!ins in the late war. Itfurtbei sets forth
- t at tbev hare so borne ibcm-elvcs as to be
rtitlcd to have their rationality n:s;n‘cu<i.
«od due consideration j>ald to those **pro
greesive tcrdcccicsof which the Germans
ie this country arc the leaders.” Iscverlne
less, it a!*scrts tliat an attempt is being made.
t.v means of temptniuce and Sunday laws.
1 0 trench upon' the proper bonndrrici t
c vil aud religious freedom. “Reactionary
*ecte and evil-minded pnesla,” it is alleged,
are engaged Ic these undertakings- The
Germans are not the aggressors, they say,
but respect the religious and sectarian
views of their felloe-citizens, and have no
disposition to interfere with them; they
onlv demand like toleration for their owo
vn wb and usages. Tnev accordingly c ill on
| the Germans of the State generally to adopt
I ib* toUowitc ma&tuica: ,
1- In choosing delegates to the State
Conventions of either party* the German
m< mt ers o! ttc i.arty must seek to secuic
dentate? who arc opposed to the alleged
attempt to enact Snndav and prohibitory
iu*s in thib State.
To secure the nomination of Senators
ana Assemblymen who arc liberal ia their
views, and who on the subject of Sunday
and lempcrbnci- laws do not lake a position
cii her ambi*»\jrv\iE oncnly h mtlle to the
Germans. Also to seek to net men nom I
Hated who arc not «uiy na ht iu senli- I
tuenl, but who have ability to make
felt and to wield a«
influence In the Lcgielilore. (It
would be vreil lor the State if tt U parties,
classes and interests would act on this ad
vice.) Further, to instruct members ol the
UpislatUTC to favor a moditicdilou of “ ihe
law ivpulatlug the observance of tae Ssb
:alb, which has been in cxlsu-nce m Wis
:<n sin eiuce 183 S, since the same u. as «e
•ieileve, unjust as well as unco'.i>utiui,j na p**
The efldicss closes with an appeal to the
\OL. XXI.
German? to be active and zcaiou* in securing
these results, warc-hig tkem tba their opoo.
nents are In the field and working with tire
less energy.
FROM. EUROPE.
BY OCEAK TEIIEGBAPHI
Great Itrl'aln.
a>* expedition for the ur«orp op nntTi«n
I'RISONERS IN ADYSStNIA.
l,oN*nnv Angasi-7.
Active preparations arc being made for the
speedy departure of troops irom India to
rescue the British prisoners in Abyssinia.
Sir William Napier has been appointel to
command the expedition. The last report?
stated that the prisoners were no longer In
the power of King Theodorus, und strong
hopes were entertained that Napier will suc
ceed in releasing them in lime to save their
lives.
rnorosED submarine cable prom Brest to
NEW YORK.
London, Amrnft 37.
The new cable from Brest to New York 13
to be laid in May next. The northern route
has been selected na the safest ami most
practicable.
The Great Eastern has been chartered to
perform the work.
ANTI SLAVERY MEETING IN MANCHESTER.
Mancuestep.. Auraul 37—Ereiiin".
The Anti-Slavery Congress convened In
• hie city to-day. Win. Lloyd Garrison made
a speech. Other distincalshed persons, In
cluding several necroes, also made speeches.
Ko'uub'S were passed on the Governments of
ihc United Sta'ea and Russia for their re
cent abolition of slavery.
death or paradt, the electrician.
London, Annual 27—Rvcnft.g.
Tai«;dy, the eminent savan and elcciilc
lan, died to day.
Fruvcc.
A SPEECH Fi:«Ot NAPOLEON
rams, August 27 Evt nlag.
Kapolcon, in a speech at Afros said; “I
have faith in the future. AH Governments
often seek to divert public attention irom
domestic trouble by fomenting foreign war,
uno those Government* which have strength
‘•Lotild only res-ort to war as a means of up
holding the honor of the nation.
Spain,
THE INSURRECTION IN ARR.VGON SUCCESSFUL.
London, August 27.
Accounts from Spain confirm the report
that the Insurrection in Arragon was suc
cessful. The General who led the royal
troops agalust the Insurgents was killed.
He t»as nephew of Narvarcz, chief of the
Spanish Cabinet.
Ptnsda.
MINISTER BANCROFT PRESENTED TO KINO
WILLIAM,
Berlin, August 27.
Hon. George Bancroft had an audience
with the King of Prussia this morning, aud
presented his credentials as Minister from
ibo United States to the Court of Berlin.
Mr- Bancroft received un invitation to ft
dinner in his honor by BUmark.
l><>nnia>k.
ItENEWED DEMAND FOR
THE NORTHERN
PROVINCES OF BCHLE<WIO,
London, Angast 27—Evening.
Denmark has renewed her demand lor the
northern provinces cf Schleswig.
Hr sakAJiGR,
a Phpntf to be Ncitltd—Pipcclcd In*
lernovv BfWffti -1)(* King o Prunnla
and the French Emprror-nhandcr*
MHLdiug Be*\vecii Austria and Italy
's In* Miitati’* SiieiTlt on 111* ne<u>u to
Ci.uiikO«ld(iplp-Ttiu South German
S‘me* Artiilng finder the u*plcea of
ipr p.uoiHH (iovmimot.
New \’ouk, August 27.—The steamer Villc
de Purls*, with European dates of the loth,
has onivcd.
The Kp-.-qnt believed that the dispute be*
tween Prussia ami Denmark, in reference to
North Schleswig, would soon be settled.
There Is a probability of uu Interview
between the King of Prussia and Napoleon
on the return oftne latter from Salzburg.
A telegram has been received fmm M.
Ufano, French Minister in Mexico, saying he
would soon start for France.
A ciifcumb-r&tanding lias arisen between
Austria ami Italy concerning ’lie return o{
the VtncilaD artdiivestina works of art which
■acre removed to Austria whciDVenlce was
ryncurtteil, ard also as ro the boundary line.
Trie Archbishop of Cincinnati was a pas*
?e»-g< r in the Villc de Vans.
The Emperor’s /e!f was celebrated on lbs
15'h by amusements, firework* and illumi
nations.
iMnael Pasha bad sailed /or Constantinople
aid Egypt.
Piitice Humbert, of Italy, visited the Em
peror tnree days at the Chalons Camp.
The renorts of u marriace project between
»hc royal houses of Sweden and Prussia are
iTonoimced unfounded.
In *hc Sudan’s remarks to the Mzlcr, on
his return to Constantinople, he said Lis re.
c option by foreign people ami Goverunnnts
bud strengthened In him a dislre to assure
tiitiariial prelection to all his subjects.
Tojs sentiment, lie said, Is that of a sacred
di bt.
A Stnttpart tetter says the Souta German
hale* will next spring have at the disposal
if the King of Prussia for war
lit Confederation of the North, I*2o (KX) men,
iriut’d and equipp'd according to the Pms
‘tan plan.
THE FAII WEST.
.T»lnli»g News—Tile Indian* Tronble
».-n\v* Near V-»vt «l
llnflnlo «t>d inHopc-A Compli
ment to Chicago.
(Special JJeijatca to the Ctlenco Trlbuac-1
Oxana, Neb., August 07.
The news is favorable from the Black
hawk Mining Company. Tlie company
cleared three hundred aud twenty-nine
ounces in one week’s run.
Salt Lake, August I£.—Quite a number
ot merchants and other emigrants are going
to Ctoj erne.
Major Gallagher, with a strongly armed
party ol miuers. is going to the new mine
• n »he Sweetwater. Private reliable iafor
mation assures him that the mines arc very
rich.
A despatch from Fort Morgan, Colored \
to-day, savs the Indiana are setting tire to
the prairie m m.iny places. About fifty
have been .skulking around the vicinity ot
itu foil during the past few days. They
have done no harm yet.
Antelope are coming Into the valley in
§ rearer herd* than were ever known before,
ear Fort Kearney a large herd of buffilo
has becu passing for the fast few days. Quite
a number have been klhcd by the officers
and soldiers.
The Omaha JtrpuUiean charges the St.
Lous press with pursuing uniformly an un
frleud’y course towards the business Inter
ests or Omaha, and therefore advises the
merchants of Omaha to patronize Chicago,
whten always befriends Omaha.
A Denver correspondence of the 22d, states
that Aracpiihoc, Gilpin and Jefferson conn
ives gave large majorities In favor of issuing
railrcad bonus to connect the mining dis
trict ol Co.orado with the mam stem of the
Union Pacific.
Aua>>i< »•* —r ihf, pi R i,i
With iht lo«ll«un Near Fort Uar>.
Kuus&a— Mvuruii or LocanMi-ttav*
* otibe cboltra tn tbe l&dlaa I>r-
St- Lon«, August 27.—Captain Arracs,
of the Tenth Cavalry, with one company or
Ms iceinicnt nod two companies of the
KichU’cn h Kansas Volunteera, were at
tacked on the 21st instant, at noon, on the
Keputdicau, ne-»r Fort Hays, by a lanrc force
oj Indians, reported to beSOOor I.tVX). They
were enlaced until tee night of the
22d. Onf troops, abont loOtu number, but
covering a wi«*e space of country, were
dually forced to retire, leaving three
men killed on the Hold and thlrtv-five
wounded, who were brought in, with a
loss ol forty horses. Captain Arracs re
ports a larce number of and
bounded—Lieutenant Frlce, of the ISth
Kansas, says about ono hundred and fifty.
Captain Arms arrived at Fort Hays yester
day. He reports losing thins men killed,
thirty five wounded, and forty horses. The
Indian loss is reported about one hundred
and fifty. Alter the battle was over the
savnees sent In a flag of truce with the foi
l-wing rueseauc; “ Tell your ©Ulcers we do
not want neacc—wc arc for war—wc shall
keep on fighting.” They then charged our
troops acaln. Three hundred men, cmbrac
.eg the Kac-*a« volunteers and regulars, lelt
Kort Hays yesterday in pursuit of the In
(fans. General HuiiCibk is at Fort Harker.
Immense swarms of locusls vcrcln the
vicinity op Ellsworth, Kansas, yesterday
morning, and were Dying In a southeasterly
duection.
Judge Kinney, Ind’nn Commissioner, ar
rived at Um&ha on Saturday. Ho renorts
the Sioux Indians iuoorriaible, but thinks
the Crows imndly.
Three hundred and thirty deaths by
cholera have occurred in the Indian Terri
tory. son»h ol Kansas. Thirty-seven per
cent ol the pooulallon o( Fort Gibson have
died. At Fort Arbuckle sixty soldiers
and seventy-five succumbed to the
scourge.
Tlie Oaoleva an U» PtAta»-r.leli'v
two KuldiMS Uirt t»f the Uhtaic at
F<,n lUyrs, UaDIM.
Washington. August 27.—A private let
ter, dated Fort Hays. Kansas, August 2Js.h,
says; “The cholera has been the scourge
of the Plains this summer, and it seems
<i range lh«t it should ever beet me epidemic
here 'he air Being so pure and so many
thousand miles of it. ” One company of c iv
airy at that post lost tweu y-ono men oy
chole-.a ana thus far elghiy-two m-n in all
by that disease nave died at that post.
rtufropa
Madison, Wis. August 27.—Grain in this
immediate r .dally is nearlyall sucked, and
the barreat ia about finished up. la the
courtry north of here considerable grain Is
still unstackcd. Grain never «ras ofa better
quality or secured In such fine order. The
heavy*raio laal night his freshened np the
pastures and helped corn, which is now
uiliog- not will.
Cincinnati, August 27. —The weather
continues scorching hot, and the accounts
coming in irom the crowing crops are very
discouraging. Thu grows has all dried up.
Com null potatoes dtPo. Water Is scarce
tor stock. The cround is so hard that it
cannot be plowed for fall seeding.
St. Lofis, August 2*.—A very heavy rain
storm uccouipat led by a high wind, thunder
and Ugh l nine mused over the city this even
ing doing much good to vegetation. This Is
the first rain we hsve had lor over a month.
Savannah, August 27.—Accounts from
efabourd planters indicate damage to the
crops Irom continued rains.
Alocsta. Ga.. August 27.—Bains have
seriously damaged the co*ton crops in M'd
die and Southern Gcorcia und Florida.
POLITICAL.
l bo Campalso lo Wisconsin—PromU
noQt Htpnbiicttn i'Hnaidftits for tUe
Turlac* OlQctiu
Special Despatch to the Cbtcaco Tribnne.l
Madison, Aucast 27.
As tbe Republican Slate Convention ap
proaches there is increased Interest uiqiili'
the candidates, and lor places. The strife
for Stale Prison Comm jsflonsr will be sharp,
since it has transpired that Lieutenant
Governor Spooner Is a candidate for rc
election. There is much less talk
of other candidates, and there is little
doubt about his renonlmaiioa. There will
be considerable strife for S»a«e Prison Com
mlsstouer and Attorney General. Assistant
Suiiorittccdcut Crain, lone connected with
tLe olHefe of Superintendent of Public In
struction and admirably qualified for the
place, is promlne- tly talked of for Superin
tendent,especially it Colonel MeMyno should
noV be on the course.
Tbe.e Is gr»*at satisfaction here among
loyal men over Grant's maniy letters to the
President, and renewed confidence In him as
the coming man.
Ohio Politico— Coir~re»Mona( Nomina
noli lu tlic Seenuo District—liamil*
ton t’ouniy Nomination*.
Lsp-.ciat Dumatco lo the Chicago Trlbut.c.]
Cincinnati, Ohio. August 21.
The County Convention here to day was a
success, and more enthusiasm was mani
fested than was ever known before. Richard
Smith, editor of the Gazette, was nominated
for Cod press by acclamation, 'Samuel F.
Carey, his only opponent, having given up
the contest early in the day.
Captain Sebastian, who lost an arm dnring
Ihe war, was also nominated for County
Treasurer unanimously.
The other nominees arc all good men and
a very strong ticket has been selected.
Resolutions endorsing General Grant’s let
ter to Johnson on the subject of Sberidm’s
removal were passed amid great enthusi
asm.
Republican Nomination* In Johnson
County* lowa,
{Sprcial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
lowa f*nr, lowa, August 517.
The Republican Convention of this county
(Johnson), hove nominated E. Clarke for
Senator; K.S. Fiokbiue and W. U. Header
son for Representatives; T. Hughes, County
•Judge, A. C, Yomkirie, Treasurer; Bea.
Owen, Shctill; A.Smond, Superintendent of
Schools; W. 11. Shuey, Surveyor; A. B
Cree, Coroner.
Nebranite Politic*.
Omaha. August 27.—The late election in
Boulder Coun f y resulted in the election of
the whole Republican ticket.
THE SOUTH.
MTnirtin CSenrral I'r.pfth District—The
General’* Action Toward tbe Georgia
i;uim*i:y—Freedmen’s Addresse**
Augusta, August ‘-7.—lt Is stated that
General Pone has ordered the closing of the
Georgia University in consequence of a
speech by a student at the Com
mencement, and the building was to be
corvcrted into barracks, hut Gen
eral Pope has allowed the exercises to
continue oc eordition that the newspapers
will not alludo to the speech. It is also
stated that General Pope has ordered the
Legislative appropriation of SB,OOO to the
University, to be withheld.
The freedmen of the first and fourth dis
tricts have issued addresses on the Con
gressional cai’didatcs claiming that the
right to vote carries the right to hold office,
nod they having a majority will not vote for
whites.
So much of the Jury order as Interferes
with the present term of the courts has
been revoked.
Colored ConumiiTfß to Spenk In
Fifty 'ltir.iiouDU—Ai’pi>loinieDlß«
Nashville, August 27 —Toe Williams and
Ben Holmes, colored, left here to day to
-fcnk in behalf of the Conservatives in
Georgia, on Invitation.
Govirnor Brownlow’a majority will be
over 60.000. He is already cugigcd in pre
paring his message and Inaugural.
Dr. D. B. Chit, of Franklin, was commis
sioned to-day by Governor Brownlow as Re
ceiver of the Memphis tt Obi.*, Railroad, ano
Mr. Richards o» Memnhls, Superintendent.
The read failed (o pay its interest money
due the State.
A commission will be given to Colonel L.
11. Wilburns as Attorney General for the
CfltUage District.
.trmid Negro Orcsnlzatloas In Vlr-
Uibis— uuilrcud Uaticrs In Virginia
at»d ivonl* 4 MrliUA-N»ldlonif aud
Sbiluto Coaveuuoa to be iletd in
Iticlimond.
Richmond, August 27.—-An official inves
tigation developed nu existing armed secret
cecro ortranization throughout the State,
and n ucb alarm is felt in consequence by the
whites.
North Carolina hasirSued nearly 51,000,000
in hotds t o lallroad corporations during the
past few days. Aver half a million ofdol-
furs have been subscribed bv the Virginia
counties to the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
GrcenbiJar County yesterday voted a quarter
of a million.
A Soldiers* and Sailors' Convention is
called lor the doth of September In Rich
moud.
The Telle w Fever lii Galratoo.
Cincinnati, August 27. —A special from
Galveston, Texas, dated yesterday, says;
“ The ep’demic rs increasing again. Deaths
oc the 24th were twenty-eight. The total
tor tne week was IS2. The grand total was
old; 473 Irom yellow fever; Including mill
rnry Interments, on the 23th, 31. Colonel
Abert, of ihe United States army, died last
night. There have been one or two deaths
daily among the troops daring the past
week. Surgeon Roe. of the United Stttc?
armv. Is sick with it: also General Kent,
Collector of Customs."
Colored iriaftH meeting In FfaeoDy Ga
Macon, Ga., Aueust 27.—A colored mass
meeting was held here to day. Slxthonsand
to eight thousand persons were present.
The Atlanta Radical platform was adopted.
Good order prevailed.
The StrlKe on tlie mobile A: Ohio Rail
road Ended.
Cairo. August 27.—The difficulty between
the Mobile «& Ohio Railroad Company ard
its employes has been settled satisfactorily
to bath parties, and the strike is ended, and
trains are running regularly.
FIUKS.
Pfuttncilre Fire at Iswa City.
(Special Despatch to the Cbicago Tribase.
lowa Cirr Jews. August 57.
A destructive fire broke oat at 10 o'clock
last night in Sanders’ grocery, destroying
three buildings, Sanders’ and Lewis’ grocery
stores and Peter Roberts’ furniture store.
Total loss, §20.000 ; covered by cn insurance
of §IO,OOO. Supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.
1 he Ufarette A Indianapolis Railroad
Coxop*UT ? * sn<»pa DesiroTed-LiMi)
$200,000.
Michiuan Cxrr, Ind., August 27.—0 n Sa f
nrdav night the machine shop and engine
bouse ot the.La»avette & IndauapoHs Rail
road at Lafayette. were destroyed bv fire.
Much valuable machinery and material were
destroyed, among them tour locomotives.
The fire originated tn lh« boiler room, a
small building adjoining tbc main structure.
The total loss is estimated at $200,000. whiet*
is covered by insurance in the Cincinnati
Q:mc Irsnrance Company. About thirty
men are thrown out of employment.
Large Fire at Grceosburff, Ind.
Cincinnati, August 27.—A very destruct
ive flic to-night at Greousbnrg,
llrety consumed the woollen fictnrv of Wood
& Bro., the wareroom* of Ca*key it Shirk,
the Merchants’ Union Erprcst ofllco, and
several other buildings- Tm- telegraph lines
wire also burned. Loss estimated at
SIOO,OOO.
Ftp* In New Yotk-Phem*n Killed.
Uew York, August 27.—The bnilding No.
10S Broad Street, occupied by Thomas
Beobam and Bobbins & Crooks, commission
and produce merchants, was burned to
nignt. Tbe less is very heavy. A fireman
was killed by falling from the root.
aiiixu.o.
Juarez’ Entry Into »l»e Capital—Gener
al Amo'S'l called r«r-7iu«acre "1
Snipenalisfa IRuicd-Joare* 5 Policy
t«,ucii'Amy.
S*v Fiuvcisco, August 27.—The cor-
of the JWUUn writes from the
City ol Mexico. July BUdescribing the entry
of Jaa'er. which elicited ranch enthusiasm.
At a grand banquet, Juarez hoped in*? na
tion would unite in clemency and modera
tion, as did the United States in time of
victory.
The Mexican press were clamoring for a
general emcofty. The people are saU to b •
sick ot bloodshed.
Coniul day, at Sau Francisco, has re-
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28. IBfi7.
ce vcd an authoritative denial ofthc remrt
r d mu'sacn- of Imperialists at Qu°retaro.
wascloselv confined at Monterey.
Jnarcz had announced bis determination
to put down all armed factions, bat to par
sue a course of clemency and conciliation
towards the submbrive. and do all in his
power to bear distractions, develop tbe re
sources, and elevate tbe character of tbo
country.
The ariry will be reduced to 18.000 men,
and many prisoners will be released.
iceapor Trial at Mocbenter* mum*
Ibpcclal Despatch to tbe Chicago Tribune.J
Kocucstsu, Minn.. AucnatTi.
The {rrcot reaper trial of the season, under
the auspice? of the Minnesota State Agrl
cultural Society, occurred at Rochester
Mien., last week, at which the Johns'oo
>'ell Raker. lunvufactnred at Syracuse, N
Y., was awarded the “sweepstakes” premi
ms, the lug lies* prize lo the list, fur the beat
Sill'Kukire Reaper, in every respect. Two
sizia. a sis and seven feet cat were used,
b th drawn hy the game team, wc'ghim;
about 1,000 pounds each. The very light draft
of these machines was surprising to all who
saw them work. The six test cut Its aero iu
thirty-five, and the eeveu feet In twenty
eight minutes.
CRIME.
Arrest of * Tlorte fbVfat Pica, 1111
(Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribnno.l
Paxa. 111., Augusts?.
Geo. Polntdexter, aged about twenty
years, was arrested in the weeds three miles
♦ ast c f here yesterday morning for horse
stealing, and taken to Tower Hill, where he
had a preliminary examination, alter which
be was committed to jail lu default of hail.
lixeo at six hundred dollars, and will be
tried at the next Circuit Court, at Shelby
ville, ShelbyCmmty, 111. ■»
At th* examination, he made a confession
of stealing the horse found In his possession,
aud It is to be hoped he will make further
disclosures, and exposes hand of horse
• hievts and robbers, prowling around inihit
(Shelby) county. Poiudexter’a parents aud
'.ther relations have formerly resided near
heie, all o' whom bear hard names and bad
characters.
Tbe Era of Crime in Kentucky,
[>p-:clal Despatch to the rtneogo Tribune.]
l.ortevnxr.
The body of a man named Hicks was
found this morning banging In the woods
near South Danville.
A man charged with tbo rape of a young
cirl, was taken from the Harrodsburgjail on
night, by a party ol Regulators, and
hanged.
An Anti Lynch Society, organized In Mari
on County, captured and paroled several
versons not to return to their homes. They
:ttng a man near HaysviUc, named Parker,
to-day.
It is reported tbftt one of the murderers of
Major Bridgewater was hung near Crab Or
chard to-dav.
Jerry Slpgler slabbed Wm. Leo, probably
fatally, at Bacon Creek to day. Sicgler at
tempted to escape bat was captured.
James Lackey disappeared mysteriously
from Upton last week. The citizens turned
out Sunday en masse but couldn't make any
discoveries.
The Lfaat of »l»o Two Kvll*,
special Despatch to the Chlctco TnimoM
Iktiiavapolis, Angast 37
In the ease of the State vs. Dick Norwood,
on an indictment for os.-anlt and battery
with intent to kill one George Woodwlll, a
new trial was granted this morning in the
Criminal Court. Norwood was convicted
a few days since and sentenced to
pay a fine of SI,OOO and be imprisoned in the
county jail for sis months. The reason for
granting a rew trial was that Norwood set
ikd with Woodwlll this morning, paving
liiteen hundred d-dlars damages. Norwood
then pleaded guilty of assault and halterr
orly» at d was lined 525 anil costs. The im
prisonment was thus got rid of.
rite ForthcomlDc Prize Fight Be-
tnvrn Joue* anil iticCoole.
Cincinnati, August 27.—The backers of
•Jones and McCoole have announced that all
persons dtslrous of witnessing the fight
must positively bo in Cincinnati by Friday
evouing, August 30th. The excursion wll
bo made by railroad, on special trains that
wullcaveat a very curly hour of Saturday
morning. The ‘fight will take p’aco
Saturday, August 81st. Ticket*
$5; badges to the inside of outride ring Si
«xtra. All tickets and badges must be pur
chased betore arriving at the depot, at the
81, Lawrence, or ih*s saloons of John Cleve
land or Wm. Gau-sen. Aaron Jones was ar
rested by the. Sheriff this morning, and bold
»n bonds of £3/>OO not to fight in Hamilton
County. Securities were given, and Jonei
was imoudiatclv released. Tbc fight take*
n ace on Saturday next, at some locality
within fifty miles ol this city.
Heavy Revenue Fraud*.
■piTTsnntr.n. August 27.—The Lyrom’ng
County wbi-kov c;i>e, <«f Pank, Barker .t
lit ndtrson, bt-fure tin* United States District
Court, seized by J. L. Linton, United State*
Revenue Agent*, has been tried by a jury la
•.ay, who brought ft verdict that the. par
tits «\re guilty. This cn-e is the largest in
v. bi-kcy Hull lias ever been tried in the West
ern Di.-trict of Pennsylvania.
Flopcmruf and Robbery.
Cincinnati, August 27.—Mary Greer, a
while iv ora an twenty-nice years old, arrived
ht-ra yesterday, accompanied by a negro
lover, wUh whom she had eloped irom Ger-
■* antown, Ohio. Her husband, also a negro,
and about sixty years old, followed close on
her heels, and caused her arreat for robbing
him ol cfghty-cight dollars.
Arr**tofa Unttbier.
St. Louis, August 27 —Saudford, the pilot
ol the steamer Welcome, has bum arrested
here f. r mutiny on her trip up from Vicks
burg. He reiused to obey Captain Johnson’.-
others, and, when removed, iroia the wheel,
attacked and beat the Captain.
FHOH INDIANAPOLIS.
Tlio Coming German Sien^erfeit-Tho
Pavcmeot (taeitlnii-ElcciKm of A!
dcrmati—-Divorce Suit.
[Special Despatch to the Chicago Trihnne.l
Indianapolis, August 27.
At a meeting of the resident members of
the doily press this afternoon, committees
were unpointed to make all necessary ar
rangements for the reception and comfort of
reporters who way visit our city daring the
Swi'genfest next week.
The question of trying the Nlcolson pave
ment on onr streets is bclrg agitated iu the
City Council. f
At the special election for Councilman In
the Filih Ward, to-day, Foster, the Demo
ci&tic candidate, was elected by ICO ma-
Some dave ago the wife of a prominent
lawyer ol this city, filed a bill for divorce lu
tic Common Plea? Court, charging him
with infidelity, and asking ten thousand dol
lars amuooy.
Senator Morton speaks at Columbus, Ohio,
to night.
accidents.
Pc order Will Exp!o*len—TUrec Men
Kilted.
Bennington, Vt„ August 27.— The mill
bclongiug to the Bennington Powder Cora
;nnv exploded to-day, killing three men.
named Abraham Moon, Edward Cunning
ham and William Downs. The latter wa-
Mownioto fragments. The damage Is not
heavy. Cause of the explosion unknown.
KtUcd bribe Falling or a Bridge.
Hahrisuikg, August 27.—Seven work
tiicn one jfictipUatArt into the river he.’c
to-day, by the breaking of the trestle-work
on the new bridee. One was killed and the
others slichriy injured.
Fatal Pall frem a RocC
Cincinnati, Anenst 27. —George Cotton,
a carpenter from Crestline, Ohio, while
working here yesterday, on the roof of the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad depot, slipped
and felt off, and died from his injuries la a
tew minutes.
Seamen*’ Mrtke at Nan Praneloeo.
Sax Fbincisco, August 27. —The Chamber
>f Commerce has called a meeting to con*
■tder a memorial to ship masters relative to
rbe difficulty jrith sailor landlords. Five
.hips arc wafting for crews.
monthly Kara lug* oi ibo I’niru Pa.
ciflc Rallroao, K«aia* Branch,
St. Louis, August 27.—Theearnings of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas Branch, In
.Inly, were sioo.ooo. Estimated earnings for
August, £200,000.
Honorably oi*cbarcred.
PiTTSDnir.iT, August 27.—Anthony TYcid
irar. the lawyer lately arrested la New
York and brought to this city on a charge of
larcenv as baiiee, was to day, on a bearing,
honorably discharged. He returns lo New
York topiactise law thews
Mttcdea,
St. Lons, August 27 —A man named J o
rt-nh Andcrt-ou, or James Armstrong, com
milled suicide on Sunday night at the St.
Nicholas Hotel by taking chloroform.
A butcher mta« d Murphy, living in Kir
wood, near this city,blew Li» brains out with
a gun last night.
TTfeltl) ot tftoik. Tbad. Stevena,
Lancasttr, Pa., August 27.—Thaddeus
Stevens has so larrecovered his health that
he expects lo leave forme northern lakes la
a few days.
National Scientific Association.
Burlington, Vt., August 27 —The Scien
tific Association has adjourned alter a session
of several da\s. The next meeting will be
held In Chicago on the first Wednesday of
August, IStvS.
New York, August 27.—Hon In C.
Wbitcbcad, lonuerly Judge of the Supreme
Court of New Jersey, died at Morristown
tills morning.
R'W Rwii .nuii'ti at Balcimoro.
Baltimore. August 27.— The bate bail
match to day bet ween the Mutu-ds and P f*-
. mt-9, of tin’s city, was won by the Pas
timca—Sl lo 40*
Northwestern items.
The people of Quincy Intend to build a ,
horse railroad to the fair grounds.
Tbe Galena G-isetu tells of a horrible mur.
der in Guilford, abont seven miles of that
place,—a woman, going to her door In the
night, being shot twice In the breast by a
man, whose addresses to a daughter of the
victim had been n fused. The murderer also
snipped a pistol at the htishtnd, who rushed
to the dcor aad escaped, although tired
upon.
The Bock ford Gazette of the 22d records
els vio'enl d»alhs in that county, all occur
tlugwithin twcnty.fonr hours: a man run
over:uul killed; a child burned to death;
and a man, wife, mother and child all
drowned al cue time.
The Grundy County Herald says: From all
parts of our county we hoar of the ravages
of the potato bun. Fears arc entertained
that the potato crop will be a very small one
A farmer of Dixon writes to the Agricul
tural Department In Wa-hington that be
has successfully made sugar from the box
elder trees. The sap, he asserts, is very
sweet, granulates a? readily as the maple,
anc roaiscs a whiter sugar of finer tiste.
The Ohio & Mississippi Company are
making anaegemeuts to lay a third rail
(carrow gauire) trom St. Louis lo Odin. This
will be accomplished this I‘ali, when cars
win run through to Cairo and Chicago with
v',U ChWgC.
The Stole cf lowa has bow 1145 miles of
ral'ro-d complete and lu running order,
wh<«b have cost lu construction the sum of
$45.4*0,000.
TUe Morris iT« Q't? says: We heat great
comf’uint ot the ravages of a disease called
the chicken cholera, among tht chickens in
different parts ot the county.
Western lowa t'oUcpc is the name of an
Institution recently founded at Gieuwood
by the Coruregtlional and Methodist de
obmiiihtious.
The editor of tbc lowa City Pres* says
«hat the heavens wer<» black one day
week, with wild flying South, and
cocsetiuentK picsagcs that winter will be
here k-September.
The Dubuque Tint'* h&a an account oflue
fourth annual hunt of the Manchester
Sportimr Club. It says: “The day was
pretty clear, but extraordinarily warm, and
the dust was uncomfortable. Chickens are
very scarce this year, and the time lor hunt
leg was only from daylight to p. m.—2}£
hours less than was allowed last year, when
lilt* chickens were killed by forty-three
hunters. This ytar only thirty live men
were cut, lour or five of tbc crock marks
men being unwell. His Honor, A. R.
Loomis. Mayor of Ibis city. acted as umoire.
Some of tbc gunners came in by noun, and
all bad reuortc-d at If; o’clock. The count
showed luat Captain - Watson’s side bad
killed 205 cbickers, and Captain Boynton’s
side, 202. in all 407.
The Jasper County Republican says the
country tlunabouls i* full «>f anxious wheal
buyers, offering frntn $1 to sl.lO a bushel.
Tbc people of Cedar Valley have recently
voti*d against purchasing a steam fire en*
glue, ami tin- Time* Is disgusted at the nar
row and short sighted policy lu a city which
lost 5T5.000 by tire within a year.
TUe Bomie' County Intks. safe dial Mon
tana. in that county, is oneof the best points
in tin* West for brick masons. They are so
much in demand Hut *5 and per day are
being offered.
WISCONSIN.
The Ripen Coumomcealtfi says there has
bteu shipped frum Kipon Station, since the
lim clip up to the 10th, 140,070 pound? of
Stool.
Lead ore, containing ninety five per cent
of the pure-mcUl, Is said to have been dis
covered on the norih shore of Fox Lnk*,
and ft party of practical miners arc con
vinced that there is an abundance of it. Thu
people arc becoming excited.
The Janesville understands that
tbc 47.000 acres of school lands, now covered
by Lake Iloiiron and worth a miMon or
dollar*, are to be sold to a privn’e company
at the price of one cent arul a half per n>T*,
or about six hundred dollars, and mat the
company propose to remove the dam which
causes the lake, to the -crons detriment->f
♦he projected Rock River improvement. It
calls this a thin swindle.
The same paper says there is a variety of
grubs in that region, which arc destroying
the gTd?s by eating the roots off.
A new German paper, under charge of
Prof. Kuemluu, will be issued in Fond du
Luc next month. It will be issued monthly,
advocating science, Democratic politics and
in favor of the Germans pursuing their 3un
dav amusements without molestation.
Judge Lyon ha? denied an application by
M&H. Carpenter, representing the holders of
Beloit town bonds, given to the Racine ufe
Mkslfßlppi Railroad, tor a mamlaiwu to com-,
pel the Clerk to levy a tax to pay the judg
ments.
A sailing yacht, twenty two feet long, has
lust been built for rife on Lake 'Winnebago.
The Janesville Gazette of the 22d, says:
•*A m*'st melancholy accident occurred on
Friday last, & few miles south cf Beloit. Mr.
John Bedell, who occupied the farm of Mr.
s>. K. Biodgett, ard whose house was near
tb<i river bank, had a lime girl who went to
the river and was playi- gin tne water. The
uiotbc** seeing the child in danger no to It.
atd while a’temMiug to rescue it slipped
Into a hole in the l»-d of the nver and com
menced to sink. Mrs- Bedell called loudly,
jtpd her sister hearing her cries ran to help
her But she. too, grt b> vend her death
uid culled for help. Mr. B-»de?l ran to the
spot, but himself stepped in’o the hole, and
Ml lour were drowned. Our Informant
thirks that these four persons embraced th»*
entiic family with tbe c-xcepliou ot one
child.”
The condition of the Episcopal Chnrch in
the Diocese of Minnesota is as follows:
There ore at present thirty-seven cl« r gv-
men having charge of over fifty organized
parishes, besides several raiss’otiarv stations-
Number <-f famPl-s in diocese, 13*71; nnm
her of communicants. 1.720; Naobatb School
teachers, V.H: Sabbath School scholars,
I,.V»R; number contlrmed during year, 400;
baptisms. .W»; offerings. £4 r * 374.
TLc St. Cloud Bridge Company arc abpnt
to commence bridging the Mississippi at
that point, and intend to complete it hr
•Titnnory l«t. The St. Pan! «fc Pacific Rail
rond crosses the river ‘here.
The Winora A: St. Peter Railway will bo
op« red in a few we< ks to Clear Lake, twen
ty-eight miles east of Mankato, at which
point a town has been laid out, called
Waseca. . , „ ,
A State Rase Ball Convortion Is called to
meet iu St. Paul on September 4th toldrm
a State Afff.cSation.
The Winona Ji-puhh'can savs that the Iron
for the track ol tb* Union Extern Cornice
tlnn Railroad is on the way from the JJast.
and that contracts have h«*en muoe lor 50,000
ties and for the timber for the bridges, in
cluding the one across the Mlsslsvppi at
that p« lot. which will be commenced dur
ing the winter.
The Sttrio Teachers’ Association met in
St. Paul on the 27th inst.
The Jackson Citizen iearns that arrange
ments lavD been made whereby the Iron aud
rolling stock can be procured for the Grand
Trunk Railway of Michigan. # Tbo grading
of the route is rcuelviuir attention.
The Adrian Times tells a singular story of
a man deserting his wife and living within
sixteen miles of her for nine years unknown
to her, and being lately accidentally discov
ered bv the forsaken woman. Both bad in
the meantime married again, the absconding
husband twice. The denouement was unex
pected and exciting, and the much-married
man will be brought to justice.
INDIANA.
An effort is being made to construct the
LaFayettc, Oxford'& Bloomington (Illinois!
Railroad. A corouanv has been organized
with a capital ot $250’000, and about €40.000
in stock has already been subscribed in Ben
ton County. , , ..
The Mirvevs are being made for another
railroad, between Indianapolis and Terre
11 Alcnc the railroad, between Sullivan and
Terre Haute, there are thousands ol acres ol
com that is scarcely three feet high. In
that section ol country there has been bar
little tain during the summer, and the corn
crop will be comparatively small.
MISSOURI.
The peotrte of Cape Girardean, a fine town
«m the Mississippi, acd the mala pan oi the
rich mineral region of Soulbeaetcru Missouri,
are moving very vigorously to procure an
eastern railroad connection. They wish to
become independent of St. Louis, which
they think has shown no disposition to help
t hem, acd an agent is about to visit Chicago.
CitciiiOati and Pittsburgh for aid
The North Missouri Railroad is being rap*
idlv laid to the I«*wa line, whew U is to
me*et the St. Louis & Cedar KapUs Rail*
rC A d prominent criminal lawyer of St. Louis
won thirteen iLou-and dollars the other
eight at one siting. He raid $9,000 of debts,
acd with the balance started on a tonr to the
St. Joseph delivers Chi
cago dailies there to subscribers, at thirty
cents a week, twelve hems in advance o. th
medi.
Kansas claims to beat the world on com
-talks. The Lawrence Journal reports seeine
one stvetiecb bet high, and has heard of
another measuring ttreaty out feet.
The Kansas Stage Compiny propose to
rnn a line of stages three times a week from
Humboldt, Kansas, to Galveston, Texas,
making the trip at first in nice days, and
tveotually lu six.
Major General Grierson, the famous cav
alry raider. Is now In command of Fort
Hiiey There are about one hundred troops
at the post, most*! colored cavairy.
The Lawrence Tnbune in noticing# some
some oi the model farms In Inn regime, tells
of ore on which there are fitly 'acres ot
wheat, which will yield thirty fire lo thirty
eight bushels to the acre, and sixty five
aciesot corn, whlcc will y.ald from eighty
five to one hundred bushels per acre.
The tame paper says: The Union
Pacific Rallwaj, E. D-, has made a
proposition to Leavenworth County
“*■ v - ,,t the bridge.acrjss the jj oQlras jtivfr
! -.lon that Leavenworth Conaty will
- • her two hundred thautaud dollars
n tbo Union Pacific Railway,
wrence Tribvnt says:
•»man just relumed from the Spring
otry and Southern Kan-as, lufirois
-uch a heavy yield of grain wa.-
,wn before since the settlement o.
as the pr-seni season. In th--
veer country, la Missouri, ae*
• ;lllnc at fifty cents per bosh‘l, a’*H
e dollars per barrel, and the mar
overstocked at that.”
renworthibelfitb sav« :
jngemeats of the Slis-ouri Valle»•
1 • • > ruu their train* regularlyto
Uird.
ILLINOIS.
IOWA.
MINNESOTA
MICIIIOAN.
KANSAS.
Leavenworth, arc completed and in full op
eration. We have now an all rail communi
cation with Chicago ”
„ NEUIUSKA.
“Prof.” John Curley, of Omaha, Nebraska,
challenges any ma,in that State to meet
him In a twenty four foot ring, for any
amount from SIOO to SI,OOO, and the cham
pionship ol the State. Where Is the Hon
orable John Morrissey 0
jfHnriihtrri),
Portable Engines,
Steam Pomps, Circular Saw Hills.
Skin trie Hills, planers, Matchers, and
all kinds of Wood Machinery; Small
Burr-Stone and Iron Farm Mills;
Shafting, Pnliics, Belling and Eleva
tor Machinery bnilt co order.
RICHARDS’ IROH WORKS,
PfOf • 190 & 192 Wa?hingtoi>st.,
CHICAGO, lIXIKOIB.
BliplM iilipilt
LATEST FASHIONS
DEMAND
J. W. JBKADLEY’S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
The Standard Skirt
OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
Sommer and Pall Stylos for 1867*
BRADLEY’S
“EMPRESS REfEPnOiY’
For Evening and Ilei'epti.in Dress.
BRADLEY’S
Empress Invisible Trail,
For Stmt and ATalkin™ Drcsros,
“rnKmally roponuncndcd By the
Press, Fashion Magazines and the
Leading: Modistes, 5 *
Bradley’s ether Favorite Styles are the
Tip Top,Paris Trail. Fashion,&c.
CAXTTIOS.—To guard against impo
sition. be particular to notice that the
bAJIi: yon inquire for is stamped with
red ink on tbe waistband. None other
genuine, for tale by Urst-class dealers.
WESTS, BIMDLEY & CiRY,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
07 Chambers, and 70 itntl Si Rcodc«sli.
NEW YORK,
Evuss?o
TRUSSES.
RUPTURE CURKD by the HARD RUBBER TRUSS.
Ihe calj Tnif« ihat will to* ru«t. bresfe.cna.e, or
Mister, fstd In baiu: ff. Always dean. Mane nay
trssnrc required. Tn 6 ueitvat. cleanest, Uirhteit,
real and only Trn»» that will cure Ruottxre. Thou
sar.jji of tcstitr.onlii a can l*e shown as to lu <up«>nnr
tty over ANY a. d ALL ether Traucs ever invented.
icy mall orexpreia tossy part of toe country.
ThU, and al. ether Kindi ot Trows. Hracrs Hard
Rubber S:.ppcrtcri. Bdndssc?, Rubber File Plfes, 4c.,
constantly on tatrt at
Sr. J. H. SSNOAZiXt'S
TRUSS ESTABLISHMENT,
ISO CLAJUK-ST.
Special attentlo- given to tnc application ol
Tra«se> and the Radical Cure of Rupture, hanns bail
twcity y«ar»’ experience la ts°- bn*Lnes*.
lousiness Catos.
a. mm & CABifs,
Cabinet Makers and Decorators,
928 and 930 Broadway, N. 7.,
Two square* below FiHb-w. Hotel, m«uf*ctureT» ol
the mo-t elebo.at. udql’<«ld Drawlnc-ronm. Library,
i eii *nd plninc-rrom suit- a ; Woolen Mantel*. Look
-1112-0 a-sta. acd Deeorntioiu la centra', by f*adtDc
dt.eram ot room, cutties and estimates willbetur
tubed.
E.' F. SLOCUM,
Sncccsro? to Pope & BlocuD. Wholesale Desl-r in
Lamps, Chandeliers, Table (.lass
ware, &c.
BUYERS AT WHOLESALE
Will And «Itrcc aisomaea: of New Goo&, Including
maDf barzAtcs in onr Unc, at
1{22 &OXJTU CL VRK-ST.
GBAS. A. KERFOOT,
ttAnoI.EH Uiaslutcrcr RAUNW'
ml lI.iUXE.Si
SADDLE* Dealer In 114RN89!
Sr KANPOLPH-ST.. CHICAGO.
fHasonir yotirrs
MASONIC.— Regular OmmnumcaUoD
of Heircrl* Lodsc.No. lU. F. & A-M-, at thetr
Uau.No. S*i w«»t R*n«iolph.fi., ihl-.
WEDNESDAY ETunlnir. Anp. 53, ot S o’clock-
Un»ts,cs» ana Work.
Visiting Bietticn are cortlaPr invited.
A. IL VAN'Z-VCLU btc’r pro t am.
fficOfcal.
DR. W. I. FAXON.
LitcfiaTccoQ In charge of the Fifth Com Bo«?fal.
r. s. A., acrotcs special attention to the treatment of
PILES, FISTULA,
And all Diseases of the Bectnm.
Office—9l WashlßCloa-st., Roosts 1 ara S.
Office Hoars from 10 a. to. to A ?. a.
CONSULTATION'S PHEB.
(Scncral INoticvK.
MIIXER’S
j'cafe and Tick Desiroyer.
Slicep Owners—-Flock Masters,
As tcq va’.oe the health ofyour ?h taaedihe erowrh
or Wocl. you »rll tr» the ah-vr* preoarailo. Ailacle
»Pohra*loal3 sufficiVur to or .T-- n* merit, it vs *at*.
—fe.elninrearc cues 3. fmr cetw* worm wU case
,t«i .caw Twns.tr »re«o. It win pay ran errrr year
, to«*o>aad tla*« lt« cns*. It soften* the ikid. vires
-n.i lastre to the wo.-L aid till* oil Teronn.
wt wh'.cn stv'eoore suhie.t *o, ian qo» pee
ami to Oil a I orders. Aav #hrep owner can have s
box lor trial, bee of charae, by addrrs.Jnc .
G;.O. HARRIS,
gole Actnt for United states and Te*nt >rler.
4UI North Labal-^-st. Ctn;*£o. 111.
NOTICE—So Travel.inr Ae-li allowed to collect
csxty. for «ale by alt DnigtUta.
EAU DE VICHY,
GENUINE, IMPOBTED BT
W. n. MULLER, Gcn’l Agent,
130 WBlAs-SX.
sjrs jr Each Bottle controlled by the French Govern-
Kent.
Stmisttß,
TEETH
EXTRACTED WTIIIOCT PAIN by tbe ColtOß D«-
•2 Ano,-i»U -n. 11S Owra ro »l. To*y *
Sitr-’n* Oxide G»s. wb'ca 'b-r stJ tiV.’ ft'J»?
*n..«o pKtteou wuanat accident. They auar*nt« »c
pain. ■
dftuits
FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT!
a i -timsov ci*!cta> rorch»»iag
Vnv*,-Vc»n <Jnn-< *td Aduci Eiores* Comp a-
to irecucc
raaromr ivarf«* AoD “•
NUMBER 59.
(Calif i'nia Jf’in'B
California Wines.
Having united with the Parent Ewe In Caiironi'i.
and ownlnp ana conttr-iunr the hn*f t viney*rl« In the
State, we are row offering th* flc-9l auj lirte«t xock
ot California Wires la the market. Aa ctocrlenc* of
FOLIifEEK TEAR' has given us decide! adv ,nt .se»
la tic rrocnctlon tf these Wm«; aaJatthe various
State an-National Fairs oar Wiaee Lave car be the
hlchest premiums. Tlity stand unrivalled vor u-e la
sickness, and for dinner or dessert wines are oarer
p.sffd.
tve wrn'd ra" rai tlcnlar attention to th* f.vo r»nj;
Preamble aa ! Resolution of the California star* wine-
Growers' Association, passed unanimously, November
3. 1 S*6:
Wheexan The firm o! Perkins, Stem A Co.. is Rew
fork and dr-stc;. have, for air year* last part. b«a
legitimately engaged la the sale and Introduction of
Caiuornia Wlats and Brandies in the Atlantic State*,
belt
Rftotr'rf, Tbit we hereby tender cor thanes to said
firm for tnelr perseverance and good hostness tact to
brtccligour Wta*‘Rln their pure state before the pap*
lie in tte Atlantic States, thereby creating a demand
and marl ct fjr oar generous Wines.
Attest: CDAS. V. STCAHT, President.
J. r.O?S BROWN R, Secretary.
“I am dirt nl «r opportunity to ..ay that the Callfrr
rsla Wlr.es introduced hy jour home seem ot excellent
OiiA'lty.” WUXTAM CCU-KN BRTANX,
Quo. J. A. GILMORK, Ute Governor of Sex iiamo*
fhlre. eav«: **Uy phytlciac ordered me to use c& lior*
nK Wine. That purebred from you ni* answered the
paipoi-.HCrt oeeo lost woat tcm recommenced.”
Hon. JOHN O. DOWN’ET. ute Governor of Caltfor.
rla, lays ; most eneertolly recomxaenrt yoar TTlaes
to &u wlkj desire a pare Juice of the grape.”
The f-.lowing, from tre IT. S. Senator* from Caltfor
tu, will carry conviction tu the moit Incredulous:
M Wc aro ratunea that the arm ot PcrVirii, Stern &
Co. fell cniy corofs C aitioruta Wines.”
C. COLB,
JOHN CONFESS,
W’AftnxoToy, D, C., March iSo7.
Messrs. Pe:kta«. Bt*jn & Goa
In reply to your letter or tbc T'-b. 1 wcnM »ute Uut
tbf wines DurcLaa U from joa by nils Department it
isCs,c-m*purned in ill rupees with tin* simple* ei*
aiLinet! in the Surgeon General’s Office, and give est*
inaction.
Yoor obedient s*nranr.
C. fedCBERLASD.
Assistant Medical Perrcynr. V. S, A.
Stcgkok General’* Ornc£ J
Washington Cllr. D. C, Fet\ Is, 'StiS. )
•‘AH wlnee snlimltted by roar tnnie lor examlaat.cn
are pare.” J. K. BARNES, ga-zK'a General.
-I cw recommend yoor Port Wine as bitter c&lca'.a
wdur ate for sick to ibe armr than any other I bare
eeea.” J. J. WOODWARD.
Ist Oi»t. Snrqeic. fcrng. Gen's Office.
Tlie Committee of the Chieaco Medical Society, to
whrtn tbcaabjcctvf California Wines was referred,
united In the following leaort:
Yoor i ommutee, h»nrg exiiulncd the winot ere*
seated. anti alio the evidence* ot their parity and coe
ml *-scel>nce. nnanttnnnrly rejxrt the followlne:
’-ThoCaiirornlaWice* irom Peiktns. Stern & Co.
of New York, preseated hi fore this Society, by tfceir
parity ud pcorral excellence ore worthy of cur coca
deuce and patronage, and wc hereby catctnand them
to the profession.”
The Arterlcan Pharmaceutical Association, at thMr
recent yevly meeting at Detroit, commended th-fc
wincdM tqnal ti any wince now offered (jt medicinal
uie.
The Americtn Medical Association ecdorred them
as the dncsi and best wind with which the profession
arc now acquainted.
82 T SEE THAT OCR >'AMS IS OK BACH DOT
TLE. .£]
PEBKINS, STERN & CO.
Tor Sato by All Bxoggists.
ISTrUi puijlications.
AgeniSj Take Notice.
I3V PBESS:
se Handy Edition
SHAKSPEARE.
13 Tols., lOmo., t'l.ith Gilt, in Box,
Ttu edition will bcbuned from the ••RiursTasirr
psira." and wl.l ns th« D>oj* tinUj\W anrt Mecanllr
pniiled tdltlon of Sflukiptare ever pnb.lahcd la »hn
United states. »
Tim present edition js intended—*.n respect to I.» sp
pciraor eaad elzc, a clear, beautiful typ#-, and a pace
fre« from nfctsi~to form Hti.ndy. readable sene* of
vohuues, equally adapted for the Pocket, the Reap
lack aid the Rail.
The text h&* been arranged from a close comparison
of the most trnstwonhy tdmons, inch a* those ot
rol *rr. Mr. Tree, Mr. Charles Fnl-zlit, Staunton. and
theratnhrldjro Bdltora-NOT ouimseiasFoLnor
IC.3—with the primary object ot obtaining a reiillcc
a* n*-aTiy aspotstbein accordance with what Sink
speare setnaby wiote.
geld by subsciiptka only. Adlrcn
HEBRY M. WYHKOOP,
IS Brcltmao-st.* New York.
Agents wanted »«> canva&s for this excellent work.
Pitkie s-.nd for a rrojpectui.
IDress (Goobs, Uelbcts, Jtc.
S'JLX/X,, ISB7.
ANDRF.AE CKEEVGS & Cfl.
HEW YOKE—I 2 Park Place,
PARTS—A Rrs nr Piovenct,
LYONS —2O UVB LafoSD,
zchicn—i blxicseb wm.
Iress Goods, Silks, Satins, Velvets
felvet & Silk Ribbons, Cloakings,
Gloves, Upholstery Plush.
We are bow receiving mil asaorlmenls ol the above
Goooa. and etber masntactared of 811 k, Colton and
wool, to which we invite the attention of the tf ade._
jFot =>ale.
pOR SALB—
PIG IUjOTST.
95 tout P7o. X Sglintony
145 tons No. X CHeng&rnocb,
50 tons No* 1 Gartshorrio.
appit to T TEMPLETON.
19 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
5,000 ACRES
Pine Timber Land,
Containing Foot)
a Michigan, will be sold at a great harealu, by
Beni Ernte Broker?, OS La9aile-*t.
JUST RECEIVED—A fresh supply
CEMENT’and SALT
A- n. PICKERING & CO
(fcmmlsMonMercluuiUvl'lSaoutb tveier-sT-CMcaco.
fJQ shares
Prorident Life’lnsurance and Inrcsl
ment Company Mock for Sale,
ir.-iy n BaißD i Bo.vptnT.
3 Corner Lake aai Ld>al;e*sl3.
TURK’S ISLAND SALT.
io.toe caalur Turk’s Is:aad Saltfc
suTmtoik- or »mall qnotlfes. Sal- . to arm.
from GccE ata fr i'B reectar pnc-.
ircm a<.cs. a^ DEKVTOuD A . tap Maaisoo st.
3312 solution.
Dissolution of Copartnership-
Tho copartaenblp beretofire exlstlnc oalev tb?
tna came ct
TVYLIE &. ARMOUR.
la dBaoITCd by nrnto.l coa-fr.t- Hiv-.ar rr.rrhwM
Uieinmilcf Daria Wyml« »ld l.te
««—..«-* srsr
Clacip?. A3»mtS6tb. IS6L
Dissolution of copartner
SHIP —Tbe copartnership .hcretofjn ex'-stlrc
ibe eo'-ecrt'Jvrs tndor la- name ol S:c.pJinS
jinchca is this cay dissolves br mntoal com*nU w.
\ Uaiae autborlred to nse tbe name
«fSaK. a. rn.md.Uob.
Cbtcago. An gust 23,15e7.
jnOPAUTNBRSjfUP NOTICE.
Ttocna'eTiizoed will continue the buiines* of Uii
!««■ ttm <ii -impioa & U’ifbca ta_ jtj.c oi
Sinp;vn i Ca.
Chicago, Aoetm g. i?s?.
MONEY TO 1,0 AN.
11.700 to lean for one orttro years, npoa city
property. At>p:j at office Nc. * MetropullUa DlOCi,
corner ot BaaUoipa aaa US«U«U,
SIS. HOIU.CK WILLIAMS:
Sra-I bare carefully iarc*t!?atM y*>nr prve<d cf
making Vluerar, and have also subjected to chemical
analysis several samples wh.ch I toos from ca«k» ic
vour ir lab lebteat. THs proccaa insnrea tbe ptckllc-
Uoo of annif'mry cood. 'rnolesome and agreeable
Vjteear. 1 find it free from adulteration by rotnara
acids or other ije’eteritnf* substances, ofannlfom
strength. and unto Government standard.
Voarj, ic-
GEORGE HADLEY.
Profesjor ot Cbezalstry In the University of Buffalo.
This Vinegar is lor sale by the following Wholesale
Grocery Houses in Chicuot
CLARENCE I. PECK. HINSDAT.R. SIBLSY A
SPRAGUE & WARNER.
Burru bros- (iio.tr. r;^o
M. M. SMITH * CO., BUD. MURDOCH £
NORTON A TiCrTLR. FUsCEKK,
WELLS A FAULKNER. McKINDLY, GILCHRIST
SHORE!* A -TaLKY, A. CO.
W. M. lIOYT A CO- SAYK3 & DONKY.
bIEARN- A FORSYTHE M*s> ■'Tl .t ) FI.LEB,
C H. HE' KWITH, MKEKFK A BARKfcR.
n. M. THOMPSON. KWtN't*. bRU.Gf* A cO
GBKY. PHELPS A CO., POLLARD, "OA\« ACC
J. W. DOANE A c-0., BUSS. MOOKR A CO.
CIBER VINEGAR!
FEOM MICHIGAN.
We take this method ofinWmlne MercbaatF pnr
chastre poods in Chicago, ta»t tt>eyc«n enrebasd ooi
Vlitiar of the CjUo«lne vvhoicislo Homes:
DAT. ALLEN A CO.
I)URA*D BHO. A POWERS,
J. V. CLahR a «’O.,
BARBER A SON.
WELL S A FAULKNER.
BARRETr, COSiirr A CO.
Onr Vinecnr 1« made from pure clarified Cider. Out
workubetn* situated la the mulet of a apoie
roui.trv. are are aoie to tarnish % CNI QUAU
LED FOU PICKLING OR TABLE ÜbK. We
macea inpen- r Ma.t ana .Vhue W.ce AlaeCar.
"fflet aid W«ttt* 30. 32, 34, 36. 3S and 40
Fim-su Detroit. Mich.
Ditboit, April 10,1’ 4 67.
M«»rs.SaiUh.Dickir«on& Co.: , t _
Ucctlctneu—l hereby re ilf? that I have used and am
now Mine your VtDfit*r, both Cl ter and Malt. L;r pick
ling cucacd'rrr, cauliflower?, tomatoes. Ac.. «•, sne
I dor.ot believe that there Is a vinegar made that
canal! It for pickling rr ftr •ablcnne, icha’ieoseaaj
y e«to prodnee & pickle M well preserved «« m|pe‘sr»
with year vinvd'r. as can be sees by examining my
nlcKlc* at the dlflcreul stmt In inl» my. Vm?a«
i bst I have purchased of other make uu been so weak
,t would not Pl«.«- onn s -.
Mlchlest-av- Detroit.
(Elotljing.
King, Kellogg & Co,,
24 and 23 Lake-st.,
Invite the attention of Merchants to
their Stock of
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
Onr Goods are of onr own manufac
ture, and specially adapted to the
trade of the Northwest.
UITTLEFIELD’S
‘Morning Glory” Portable & Brick
FURNACES
For burning hard ccai. Like the
“MOENIUG GLOEY” stove,
They Dorn nt the Himc,
Cite nn Ktrn llrsii
Hreuirrl'nni omyonre a Day.
KcOQomize Urn' and F»»-l.
Aerd but Lilt r Attention*
And urc •c'fiili'tininn. mo that
TELET WILL BCRST3KOCn i THR ENTIRE SEA
SON WIIUcUT RE KIXULIXG.
n. C. VAN SCillAt'R, Jr.,
Dealer in LITTI.FFrETD’S “MOHNIN'O GLORY”
Stoves and F unneee.
Corn Exchange Bag Factoryi
OF ALL THE LEADING BRANDS. FOR SALE AT
THE LOWEsT MARKET BATES.
HART, ASTEN & CO.,
BAGS BAGS
And all other brands ot SEAMLESS BAGS, COTTON
AND PAPER FLO UK SACKS. FAI’EK BAGS FOB
GROCERS’ USE. for sale at
JORRDOFTRftDE BAG FACTORY,
NOYES & BROWN,
45 LA g.VLLE»ST.
KENTUCKY STATE
lottery
To be Drawi at Covington, Sj H
lptU«ot,...t.TO.noa 9 prizes 0f... *3OL
1 pnxeof.... 2U.UMII 90rU“*01... gif
1 prireof.... S«00 16-t pfizesof... 2GI
IpiUeoi.... y.nuo t*p-t«*of... 131
tepnassof... 5.0(10 *i2o pnre#of... 15$
29 ptDvßof... 1,000 ISprUei 0f... JOC
GUpmesof... 400 201 pnreaof... 5t
PHIZES A3IOUSTOG TO $230,650,
B.OZET & CUMHZKOB.
32,000 Numbers and 788 Prize*
t^Xhtabove Makalflc-nt Slnaie-Number Lottcrj
•am b« drawn la public In Connftoc, Kr- WL"* 0 *?.
Ccr urlSeloDfifl- at l o’clock p. m., at the corner oi
Fcunb andScott-sts. _
Tte K,ninety r.ut« “ nulS.
terpr.s<d. bn: responsible ta« na»
pern coe ducted ter tic past ujlrsy ./?*** .jS?stat?
drawt order tbr autnentj or a cßarttr tro—- -bestate
h
«***.«« w
a-ir .«■ M.PPB
'SSi'lSSaSTfelaulO
NAUGATUCK,
DOUGLAS,
and
HAKBOB MILLS
PLOTTH.
FOR SALS »T
BICE BBOTHBKS,
Milwaukee, Wis.
j3aptt gollars, 'Notions, &c
TO JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS & NOTIONS.
■WE HAVE APPOINTED
HijZ. 5. B. LAWDON, of Ohica?o 4
• -_r AGENT to take order* from the Trad<
- lor oar
LADIES’ PAPER COLLARS & CUFFS.
WAI, P. L\ ON & SON,
NSW YORK CITT._
W. A. SIMPSON*,
J. G. SIMPSON.
Roofing Material Depot.
iS's fsss
q?iuu« « wKn<Si. me* at 70 Wutos
•oa-rtn Chicago,
Cfoer Ulncgar.
Buffalo,
SUITE, DICKINSON & CO.
a. CARD.
jfutnaccsn
48 STATES!.
Ua
GRAIN BAGS
I S 3 South Water-st.
LEWISTON A,
AMERICAN A,
HERD A, STARK A,
BOARD OF TRADE A,
Hotter!}.
Class F, August ISth,
Class Q, August 31st,
1807.
tickets 112. Halves ft, Quarters 93.
MURRAY. EUBY A CO.,
CoTtngtoo. Kj.
jFlout.
Roofing Material.
JshufatUmal.
rj.RAHAM SEMINAKT,
VJ 354 Michjj-n-ar, cirre: T*reyui^t-,
Will Beopea nioiidayj Sopt 9a
gy circulars may be obtused* inr tercrccce, as
ScH-oM..*; 21.
SCSA-* P. wood, principal.
University Notre Dame,
St« Joseph Co*j Icdiana-
Stodlcs win be resumed at this lastltnaea os
XtJESI>A.Y, Sept* 3, XBG7*
For Catalogues, address
J»r. WM. COHST, S, S. C- Prsldsi
Kotre Dane P. o* Indiaaa,
QTJAC KENBOS
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
108 and no Cosset., Chicago.
Studies resumed onihear>t Monday o- September,
(Sept. 2d) IW7. A 'ew pnpiu uken as boarders m the
tamliy. Patents dentin* to avail theaselves ot
this opportunity, should apply as early as possible,
ctsctdsii famished on app.tcancn.
G. QUaCKIiNDOS. Principal. I
P • BhLEFCfc'i .SELECT SCHOOL
wi i or» tu.* 9‘dx<C September, «■. « - « -a.
ttlnr^r t L' rSf “’» M *a«oMi*. t. eons33,
Anrunt?- “ or 'b«f»; COfOT). Bc.i,-- „ia
Anci* nt a d Modem Lat^uaw*». ill britches *nli m
uSf «»«»«* »tn>:i-d-.a fcnooS aud emt
Tn C 5 % "neb as relate to hasten* parsons.
In every department ableanr exo-n-stc-a
employed App ytnt’J. a>LSKt. P 0.1& I*<9?S
or at Mcrrljon Bol.dlzur, Roc mi 53, f foai 5 la u
a. m. : ** *•
DITEIimW 31IL1TAKY AC ADTS
- MT.l’onebkeeP'le.N'.T.— LiM'attjn h-al'hy.so©.
nery aneqoiHed, bnl t,acn*r» bli'Uv
educated.. arnesr. wrrklce men; vstrm of t*-r oi
surpassed. A alde-svnke. thofotian-miD*School fbr
be ye to be trained tor Rusl-fj-, for Collect,
or for W»t potn or tbe Natal Acadomy. For areo
lar* addresa OTIS DISBEE. a. li.. fttd Pro
CHICAGO ART SCHOOL,
InccrPom«l by the State of Ullaol*.' Made. Draw*
Ice. Filttnr, FlccnU<.a acdLlerjGrmra«rcs. l£x
ce lent tci'mncrj m a:l desaricneaia. Fall n*rc(Ua
«eth*.> conmeic*-* Sear it. For circulars apaly to
c-r aocreis R. T- MERRILL. Lio orr liooma, übrarr
Ha.l. corner Ratdjlph and LaSftUc /t».
"V* l.Axti., Jacksonville ill
'fu r msruii /srtic." Parents
««a'.o<ine scoa.d rend the new
The Young Ladies* AthenrennL
There is ao other »uca School. Anar*** WM. D. SAIF*
DERb, D. D., Snpeilcundeat Y. L. ATH.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
At Mapiewrod. nttmeid. Uvm. Oseoft&e oldest
and* met t sncceMfnl sooc b la the cjact-r, wtdaiv
kn* wa ior It* •nceit.sr'ficfdties aid shield'd Tocanoa,.
coSiiDCaas Hi lull Kailua a«v kSih, i*e;.
c. V. spear. rru.ci?iL
TMMaMJEL HAU, LAKB VIEW,
X near Chiraer —a sweet Family :-<h vl ftr fonsc
gehliea.eL a;d io prepare for college • eforPast
tc:S. tuc i aii session c »tumea«c.j - n TB*fdar, the
•«. ot Sipt'-nihcr. F'-r tnitn* r particular* aoßiv to tha
Hector. R-v. hOMVEI.L HAKK. T>. * • * J >” > “* “*■
?cn puke Box U»MU. Chicago,Hi.
sJroDosa!s.
TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recelT»d|by the tm
dfrstpn-d. antll 12 o’clcct on October t?;n. or;, ftp
the const- action of* Slone Coart Home at winters*!,
lowa. Plan, stxcflcmmos and terms cxn 0” *1
the Clerk** OfTce. la Winters*:, lows, trota and after
Scptcmbei Uib. IS6».
Contrac'ors wiu he required to sire bond with ap
proved security, conditioned fer the faithful perfertn.-
anco ot thr contract.
Propot*' i must be addre*aad to tte “ Court Hern*
Pullhtng Committee," and no proposal will be ac
ceded unless He party cSerins it shall ’nrcl-h catu
fsetory rvirterceto the Ccramlttee, Hut h- has the
pecesary skill sod sMlity n> perform the wort nt«
Committee reserve the ilyhr to any ann all Jjidr,
IHoS. W. STILES.
I Chairman ot the Bandits Committee.
TttFKOVEiIfiNT OF THE
X
Bes Koines Bapids
OF THE
Alisslssippi Rivers
P. ?. KrrntsTaß*! oma v
Damspon. lowa, July 2t,lS*». I
SEALED PROPOSAL", IncapUcate.will he receives
at th:f odlce cctil 12 m- Weaaesdiy. Sepwtooer leisn.
for excavating the pnemand con?tiactine IhcemtiN*
tnem wall of the cana» u*r th? improvement of «n
navigation of the Mississippi Hirer, at tto Dea Mccze
Ksptd*.
Pi? canal is to he ar-ont 7x (!°vaa and
miles lone, ‘•xttcdltfffr n Naibnlie toKeorat,Taw».
The width at the water sarttce leside o>e canal to IT
3(0 ilLreo imiored) isetu. embaLiaect»udJSOfttoe
hundred ana hit) i m *tirsv*Ucj — , *ad la luw wane
to t< 5 (Ore) ic»-tdeep. All »h. 'material txesTsnS
from toep-istc of tm* caaa: to De in haimna t£«
enbankiL*-»t. Thslatter tb:onsn it the treater ts**S
cl tho dts'aeee will bc.kvoat Sum ftiip*e oandifS
feet trotr the lowa shore. Tfher? rock excayaaos
curs, vhe h.>Uotn of ms, canal wUI have a slope ot
(ciieai:d r> hotau> iucbt*io the mile. Ta«
men? is to o* bull? cf -arm ci«y snd rocs ; to b? U
(ten) ft*et wide on top. Including the np rap eorertat
tobe2(twv)fwt bias wver rani, wuh UcME
of lj< (one and one-bad) base to! (cc?) v-rlicaj—
avetaei* thlcxnea .f the no-rap nr.u<f.cn to tie *
(twv and one-half) feet uo tht- mer siom, t (two)
on the caca) s;d'*. ad * l (me) f<j--t oatop.
All propmsiuons moot sta«e thr price at vtuca aME
aiu every kf d ot »ort spedSed ip the -ropott! Is K
he done, and no hid will be considered * tat i* net CS»
nil? la mu tc«p-:Ct.
Ti»'* GoTvmmuit rcserres the runt to reject any te
al! olds.
A printed copy of ihla adTerCaemest latal be atlaift*
ed to each proposal.
Each l»si)icu*t certain » written or printed fzix%%
te. flecert by two rtjponMbre person*.
Blanks tor proposals oi th*r fons recoiren, withfon*
>f guarantee. will be ininißßM at (hu office cm *p*c*.
cation. ,
Tire rrt~ or prices iz the cascract 911] oa ooosmvw
asinclndtigth* expense oflarntthinf all the tartfif
rials and beifctmiu aj the wort, according to HT
plans and specifications exhibited at the letting.
The entire c. at ol tb<»caoai is estimated at ixjajii
(two n-inirn, sixty-e’SctthnosaLU three naedred at*
tbrty-ave collars. The amount appropriated by OCB
ciess ts |7np.oCi' (**?ven hacoreo tpcnstcd dNar*)—l*»
cuitiactcnc only be a. vie tot over thu amount.
F!:t-en ( 1j) per cent of th? aaoonl of any wort dgof
or material tuialshrd. at tne contract price thermal
will be reserves ontii toe whole work. woics if nc
subject of contract shall be enrreiy completed.
I’eraota cvalrlcc farther inu.-m.ktlat cut obtain tM
same by ca.Ung at Lus office, woere aap«, elans. tpM'
iterance and fora of contract can Dr cosimted.
Prrpcsa's mast be artortas-c to the andereused us
ibcul.tbf tccorte-J “Pn'jotal* for work oc tho n
provement of the Des Moines Rapids."
.T. fl. WILSOH
Licet mant Colonel Tblrty.fltth Jciaatry, *
Brevet ilalor Genera. D. a. Army.
To Bridge Builders.
Scaled rrbpoeal* trill be received by the Highway
Coairtrsicccis of the Town of U«j;i»va,until thsSPlk
Ol September nett, lor building a bridge across Fox
River, at Gtn-va. In K«e County. HI.
The bid- 1 to he for :Lc whole w< rk, except the ptem
rttd abutment*, sad tor either Dos. atone or wood;
each bidder lurnirhing plan and epeclScaUins for «•
same. For particulars applv to the ander*tgned. IQ*
Cos [El'Eloaera wIL reserve the right to reject any or
all Intis Cat may be xuaoe.
DAVID MARTIN.
JULIUS ALEXANDER.
SAMT. C. EVERTS.
Highway ComtotsMoaeau
Geneva. Ang. 30. 1567.
MULES.
DkPUXT QCAKTEBMasm GBNrRAL’t OirtCSl
Chicago, lu~.Ai.tut suib. InD. C
SEALEDPROPOSALS (to r.onllcßtO ail b* r*
CH\eO at ts> office. Kvotn IK. So. >6 Lardoltt fff.,
umli U o’clock a ..on the Slstdaycf Ab-ck, litfj.fnr
farcisMcg to the United State* Gorrrccjenl twenty
seven (47) Artillery ll« fse9,asd t jar i.l> su *'3, to
drillerrO wjmm twenty days «H«r the 1171104 of tfcs
contract, attach nine* la cucagc. I.L- aa may be dam
tatatea by the Dcpmy Ouart.Taja-ter Genera—
Tee prmlery Horse* most ail be of a rey color.
s< and Is nil pi t)< alari. stroLa. tv-ick and active. weU
br> ken and innate trotter* in ham**# ; in good flik
atC ccnamctt, Dora ilz (6) to ten (10) year* *o'd ; do*
Itff tbnn Cure, ard oce-nalf (1550 haedi tugn. e&cfc
bor?>* to welch not less than ten onodred aod any
(iCCOj pfO-d§.
Tin* tru’e-1.» be not less than fasrteen Gl) needi
high, and notice that.four (4) nor or r ten (W yean
of are; vr'iss. §lonu compact, well deveopeaasfr
malr.intnll health, ana ft«e Dora any ai-muh «>r
feet »hicb wouM ns.lt them kreev>re work.
the bor«*a at a tnnlta to be aobject to a tietd 0>
speutlou and only thme will be rcoeiTMl.whlecfaSV
comply «ttb tt e a’love rpeeffiesnuna.
Facnprcpotia on« be in rapllcat: and ircomp*-
nled by avow »>£««» notice, and by as- aiantee.ftotm.
akn wnata resp-rsitJe party. tn*«t tf the <*ncmoi
eha l be awarded to the woder.be will duly execute a
contract, in a&'irdantie with tt>c* term# of ni< bid; aQ
to be icaled t>»> 10 cue • nvc ope, aonrrMed to the wa
deralcied ard » * ,tor-ArtUlß9
Horses.” (or mole* a# tee may oc-)
The nshtif r»ev?(ri*o rej<*c» any or alDloacaosa*
adverte *o the tnt«r?« ot U« Q *T«tam«t.
Faymeit will be mad? tn cash, atmy om.e mCtt*
caeo, ill, upon the mb comp-eilon ut tnr cunDae*.
FRED. MTEBa.
Depaty Qoarternuwter General and prevet BrlgaoV
Peseta. United aiatcs Atmv
auction Sates
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING. AND
EQUIPAGE.
Saint Loci*, mo., Adjust Istb, I£«7.
Larse Sale of Public Proper^.
(T.n w «oid at public Ancnnp, at rhs Depot ct Araj
Cioibircatd Fqmpsffß.No 907 Ncrtb Maln-rt-W,
i/-pw.oolDEssDsY.tbeSd day of September eest.
comtn-ccine «t eleven o’etor* a.
nay to day, tbs IbUuwi&k articles ol Axaj CottSif
sidEqmpace:
'•(UlSreat Coats (fcotm**3*K).
SS£CO Great Cents Oxaumafg),
UUfotm Sa 3.
SC.WO Ostncb F eatbert
-50,(-00 Hit Cords atdTusell fblne}.
50.000 Fotaefl Caps.
3,111 Cclftrm Frock Cents.
•B.XC. Cc L'orax Jackets.
8,151 Veteran Res* ire Jackets.
Sfl Kbl*- Jackets.
15 SSo Lined Sacs Ccat*.
6(5,212 Cnlined iatrk Cc»t*.
•yXO UTf-ralW.
6.CVO stable »'k3.
f3.t» Kelt
«.M5 Knlil**»*er«.
20 Leather Neck Stccki.
I/XXJ Worsted Sashes. t
iSi pairs 8- ots.
15,03 pairs Bctecs.
12.350 pairs frowsm (footmen'i).
13.6 CW pairs Trowsera (homaffi'*.
MJXO Haversacks,
sr.oco Ktapsacis.
25,CC0 Bobber DTankefc.
Sisco Woollen Biankit?.
20.000 Flcfcaxrs.
13,100 pickaxe Banole*. •
Tbese article* are all new, acd offer *r««
netmo dealer? tbfcnf boat tbe country. __
A (mall quantity cl flamaaed
at Ceeame time and pace. Sa=,p*e» ol LJ?
eeen at the Depot alibio tta **** of ***** “ tf c *** r
“iSCcut. lb OCTcramad O* «»«
a7^u mod, «r. 'lira fra
fb.i iS- «1-Ut m d.ri aft r at
Bale! mbit r icrfeltbf® of ue pbrebu. >bd UmMuw
"bj order Sum Qbartnmjjter GarcraJ.
w 0 JOHN F. BODGEBS.
caatln and Military Storekeeper. U. &. Anar-
Unit
Paper Mill 10 Bent.
Four Ewtn'9. oae W-trch llschicr. notary
Bieaca,Bia ali machinery teceasory
BOE 3LASISG STKAft* PKOT.
Fottattparticulars apply*®
LiEXIS. BCTLEB * CO..
fjKT vnim 4» «|J 44 St»te<h e“ w 4' K