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Chapter go.

AN ACT to repeal chapter 60 of The
t,,n-ral Laws uf 1861 entitled A. Acr
10 define the b 'uuiayie> at the Judicial
Crrcu T. theron m"n i"ne1.
TIE J,cop'e IF the .Stote of Wisconsin"
p,essaied IN Senate and AsseHabiy, do ca
bet as foitotgs
Section Chapter 262 Of the General
Laws "f I Sol entitled An ct To- def c
h.. l.nu, iari-- "f the Jniicisl Iirruit-
herein mentioned J. hereby repeated.
-. The -eysrsi cnuu'i mention
u IN sad chapter l62, shall be tach~d
o aud constitute part of the >everal Judlc
Al Circuits TO which they were -ev-rally
(ttsched prior 10 the passage Of -ald act
(nd all acts or parts Of at. repealed by
all sci. are hereby rein,ta,ed and declarrd
10 be ia full f"rce
Approved March SEQ
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BIsHOP HCGHEs' CArHEDR ,L.-The Y.
Y E.rpreSs says work ha. been commen-
ced on Bishop Hughe>' Cathedral for
nearly two years. Some $4,000 were ex-
pended on the excavations and founda-
tions. 1t is expected that work will be-
resumed when spring opens, after the
Archbishop returns. The most Of the
building above the foundations. without
furniture. al,ars, etc, is estimated at
$3.50 0000
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Approse,i March | 1862.

fp- Get "nt OF the ~ay. boy get on,
4 tire way" sad a g-"llemal on horse
4ack to boy in he road ANY horse
|on', ike donke,-." 'Doan't he said
pc boy S; ".hsn why doau', be kick YOU
~ T.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL 1t is the opinion
Of Attorney General How that no mates
rial change can be made in the banking
law until it has first been approved oy a.
vote of the people.
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E~ A wise book is a true friend i,s
author public benefsc.or,
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~ New or,enn.
Cattle Market. a

Carefully revised by the latest \.
o. papers.
Arrived on the 9th instant, 397
Texas beeves, 90 Western cattle,
$50 hogs, 90 sheep. and 100 calves.
Sales, l29 Texas breves, 81 W.S-
tern beeves. 1852 hogs, IA calves,
and S mich cows.
Stock on sale, Ala Texas b.evrs, II
Western beeves. $3.50 hogs, $50
calves, 90 sheep. and 81 milch cows.
The quotations are:
Texas, t. head, LIST qty % O0a35 90
I'd qty Is OOM2J OF
Veal Cattle, u head. II UuG13 90
Sheep, y head. lstqty 4 GOA ) o.
Interior. .-..... 2 00O 3 Of
Hogs, y 100 lbs gross. 10 oe@l2 SO
Mich Cows, y head As 0Oa6O or
I'd quality $3.50. Oo0- 90
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and returned to tho North when n
statesman, worthy to fill the place Of
George Washington, shall demand
it.
16. Specimens Of J erusalem Snakes
Rinstailed Roarers, Opossums, and
other curiosities of American natural
history.
II. A B'hoy.-It will DO interest
ing to compare this animal with his
superior, but a member OF the same
genus, the Gorilla.
Is. Specimens of Editorial Writ
ings.-( Disinfecting fluid will be
found in the same case, and labelled
Common Scnse.'
10. Secret Treaty for the Parti-
ton Of England between the Emperor
Of Russia, Mr.. Seward and tho King
Of the Cannibal Islands.
20. Mr.. Brigham Young. the latest
ally Of the North, and model of his
Seraglio.
2l. The original Book of Mormon,
rs about the only original work which
America has produced since knick-
crbocker's History.
%. Specimens Of American Apes
and Naturalized Irishmen. stuffed.
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The Cheapest
Printing Materials and
PRINTING OFFICES
EVER OFFERED.

A Newspaper establishment and
Job Office connected. pric. $4,000
4 Newspaper establishment and
good Job Office connected. Price
$500,
A newspaper and job Printing cs-
tahlishmcnt. Price $4,000.
An Adams Book Power Press,
second hand, in good order, medium
size. Price $1,000.
A Ruggles Card and Bill Head
press, will print any ordinary size job
at the rate of 1900 to 1000 impress
sions per hour. (New.) Price 1925
A Rugglcs Card and Bill Head
press, old size, second hand. Price
$3.50.
Fine Printers blank cards, China,
Satin Enamrllcd. and India, from 81
to So per thousand. Funeral. Note,
and other paper.
~ None but cash orders will re-
c.ivc any attention. Paper 24N3G
to arrive.
have also for sale, the following
second hand materials:
4 font Of 800 lbs. BREWER,
26U - "
$50
$40 Long Primer,
6 fonts line BREWER.
Long Primer Condensed.
Together with the column, head, adj
vcrtising and dash rules, leads, &c.
Also-A Medium Printing Press,
Roller Mould, &c, all complete, and
the following materials used for ii
short time in the publication of Il
weekly paper: About $50 lbs. of
Bourgeois and Minion, with two line
letter; column, head, advertising and
dash rules, cases, chases. etc.
These materials will be sold low
for cash.
All the requisite materials for a
paper 2Ix2S, will be furnished for
$3.50, decidedly cheap.
An entire outfit for paper 26x40,
l have the disposal of, for the exceed
ingly low price of $1,000.
The Job Type of well assorted
Job Office, together with the cabinet,
and job Press, Lead and Brass Rule
Cutter, etc. Price $3.50.
JNO. DICKINSON,
s22tf Shreveport, La.
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NE WSPfPER LAW.

Subscribers who do not givecxprrss
notice to the contrary. are considered
as wishing to continue the subscrip-
ton.
If subscribers order the discontin-
uance of their papers. the publishers
may continue to send them till all that
due be paid.
If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publisher, ard
ther eper is sent to the former dir.c-
ton. they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that reius-
ing to take a paper or periodical from
the Office, is 1'rima fae,e evidence Of
fraud
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Shreveport Hide Mnrlxcte
Corrected Daily by n. &. I'ry0M
BEAuREGARD WOUNDED !

Il lie undersigned wishes to OBJ
tain a situation as Teacher of Eng
list, and Mathematics in some well
established Male or Female School.
or as private instructor. He has
been successfully engaged in teach
ing during the last six years, and has
reason to expect a liberal salary.
He refers to all his patrons here.
and to the Faculty of the Georgia
Military Institute. He prefers sit
uation in Louisiana.
j. Il. STKOTHER.
Quitman, Wood Co. Texas, Oct. II
vat
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woo-&"A@

In the city Of Shreveport buyers
are Offering for first quality, rs cents
= b., second quality 20.
The quotations Of this commodity
in the City of New Orleans, are 25
a 80 cents o. ID for American.
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Chr $s,ai- M)eekly Hsws.
Published o. Tuesday and Friday.
Frsn the London Pnnch.


lunch has great pleasure in announc-
ing, in the most of6cious manner, that
tho directors Of the International EN-
addition, have not forgotten the pos
sibility Of the absence of voluntary
contributions from tho Northern
States of America. The subject has
hs~n taken into grave consideration,
and negotiations have been entered
into with the Lords of the Admiralty
and tho Commander-in-C Chief, in or
der to the adoption of means for sup
plying this deficiency, should it un-
fortunately occur. Without enter
ing into details, las the whole ar
rangement may be rendered unneces-
sary by the arrival of Messrs. Mason
and SlideIl about the 2Sth Of Decem-
berl Mr.. Punch begs to say that. in
the event Of the Federals declining
to send contributions to the exhibi-
ton. the space now appropriated to
such articles will be supplied through
the exertioa Of gentlemen connected
with our military and naval service,
and that among the involuntary con-
sr;butions from the North will be the
following articles.
/. The Niagara Falls, (American
pcrtion) by the kind permission Of
the Canadian authorities, and to be
returned when done with.
2. The American Eagle.-The in
terestins animal will be provided
with a large supply Of its natural
food, namely, Bunkum, to be obtain
I'd from the Offices of the New York
newspapers.
3. Several bottles of Hail of Col
uhabia.
4. Curious assortment of Stumps,
OIL which patriotic oratory has been
delivered for some years, with happy
consequences now before the world.
5. Several Platforms. forming
further portion Of the Stump mach
inery.
&. The White House name of Lin
coin" on the brass plate.
7. The coat in which Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett, editor of the New
York Herald, was whipped by Flea
Ear P.Growky.
&. The coat in which Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett, editor of the New
York Herald, was cowhided by
lleineas x. Blazer.
9. The coat in which Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett, editor of the New
York Herald, was tIrashed by Ebene-
zer V. Whopple.
40. A collection of nineteen whius
with which Mr.. James Corridor Ben
nett, editor of the New York Herald,
was at various times logged by nine
teen slandered citizens.
IL. The boots with which Mr..
James Gordon Bennett, editor Of the
New York Herald, was kicked by
Epaminondas P. Buffer.
.l2. Six pairs of the hihglows, and
FIVE pairs of shoes, with which eleven
other slandered citizens have, ut vari-
GUS times, annotated the editorial la
bors of Mr.. James Gordon Bennett,
editor of the New York Herald.
Is. Remains of the brandy-smash
in which Mr.. Seward pledged himself
to insult England on the earliest op-
Il Il, |
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VlckSDurE "hlg.
Published in Nicksburg, Miss. by
N. Shannon. Terms, in advance,
Daily per annum, So; Weekly, So.
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BARGAINS FOR PRINTERS! |!

\7x{0k2 J. VI ANCW SkJVyDcYe
A in North Louisiana, an.!
Texas. who may wish to
, dispose of their establishments in
whole or part. by sending me partic-
ulars, and locality, will tiud it "a their
advantage to address me as below.
Persons DESTROYS of establishing
Newspaper or Job Establishments in
tho interior, will be furnished will,
Estimates free Of charge. Ivy address
ing me. And they order Printing
Material or paper. cards and card
boards, throu sh me, will bc furnished
for cash only or it's equivalent
the best bargains. at Foundry PRICES.
offer the following establishments
for cash, or good negroes with uncn-
cumbered titles.
An old established Book and Job
Printig Office, in IL large city. Price
$1,000.
The material Of Job Office, in y
city. Price 5000.
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ID. ID. O'BRIEN,
Newspaper Advertising,
AND
.COLLECTIN Nc AGENT, 49,
Office corner Canal st. and Exchange
Place, No. 6,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Weekly City Correspondence. in
English, French, German and Span
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

eNN. htARSrf net bis death In carving
os' one Of the rules % Napoleon--"Thsi
Hnefe y Is practicable. and important re-
eoneots>sscc = 70 be made. no On. e,s, -,
-, fsriora The service than the tsocr,il,'s,
sen Aearney knew tie terrible aess.rs-
eoe % nc eueny. and Wa yell awsrr -.
.-'''ek he would trust no one bat himself
!. - - ne Iron, AMI rcconroitsr. on No
'shi. "a ,ie~ of TIC hszar.loa. sis,,,s;s,,
Aiicr visiting his nicke,s "a
ss''' ssA'.is. saiatisg each With al ..lns.
he proceeded forward q ~. -. . e.''os'
emt position. Moving st~as,h,l, -, ~.
saddealy came npoa shs fs.kss $3.50 .,.s -
enemY ~hen TIE advance sentinei -, 49,
and New jerse, greatest. A-,r... - '''''',
'on fell mortAliy wouadel
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tai sn1ces 81 Gen Srcl-s to,d ~ :.
sNf tnAs The loss % Cea. S-hnrr = ~. -.
eA..'e 80 Nnsoaat - nearly one h,if ~ -
oommsnd II The bassle 81 -, r,,.l,.
~hieh tie oorFs q Ccn. see. seesh. -
&C oo@mencemeat % The siass Ceo.-,l
>chafs hsd he nosi 3llSeaii ia -
= h.m lie charEcl ucca rnaske.l h,s,,-....
sapFostci o. infeniry three tine. u,tk,-s
s-Aef'H< ths icasi PAaic II his dis.s;an !,
"a not eot.i Tea. see, discovered a.. y.
- net cesns seinfcrcei. tiat he o--i...s
ese >eaafs - iaI bzek Gea. So =
!, : - a.se 81 - saea ads.rabir. a. =,
ave asP..yee soldisriy qaahsss 81 a..
h'snes orfss.-Hsss. Csv. y. y. Tr.s.~s
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roR CIRCUIT ATTORNEY .
PUTNAM BROWN.
The Congressional Convention 9i
Tofoua. Illinois.

In an article, a few days since ne stated.
that the Convention which held its session
AZ ToL0sA. and which nominated Mr.. Nc
Carly Of Douglas County, terminated in a
and THAI there Is now great unauimity among
the Union men of that district for McCarty.
IL seems what difficulty did occur, origin
ated on the right Of delegate TO chang. his
vote from one candidate 70 another. But
the trouble was satisfactorily arranged. and
the Convention Was harmonious aside from
this matter. The Union Candidate will
doubtless be elected by handsome majority.
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No Mercy To the Northern Barba-



IL was the desire of tho south - ron
ibis contest according to the laws and lisa
nations ,disbed and practiced by civ ilise,.
OF the strife that nen'ies' AZ me pesinsng
perate and bloody, and fosse sa "oulu DC es-
name, a. well a. Tor the credit of The nnoa,e
..u "nom We had 20 long been h sIi;s.. ~"
Of blood s and ialfs el Unnecessary shedds
trained from. and that the asp.rities Of war
would be soltened by the interrhaose Of
courtcsies and kindness
The victory that drove the North To arms
was marked by a generous and chiv,,rpus
spirit. Though compelled 20 surrender. on
'he verge OF destruction. and completely IN
our power. the garrison at Fort Sumte- were
pcrm'tted to leave the scene of their defeat
win All The honors Of war, Notwithstanding
the commandant of that p,st had gained
possession OF u 10y giaring at Of treachs-
~, when was approved aud sanctioned by
his Government.
The desire and purpose Of the coufed.r,.
cy touched no answering chord in the ho.or,
OF the mean foe The brilliant examnle of
magnanlmous ioFbearanee was loss upon
tnem- They abused aud denounced "a In
,he coarsest terms. ransacked the language 1
'or marsh, vile and filthy cpithcis which 1
tney heaped upon "a with fierce rancor
which showed plainly that the feeliar was
not produced by the oilensc Of secession In,
that Il had been nonrshed and cherished for
= generation. though disguised and conceal.
ed az The dictate Of self interest.
In order TO Justify. or az least 10 paiiiat,.
NE enormous crimes against Justice. Ian
ma decency they contemplated committine
hey refused 10 accord "a the rights OF belly.
rents, aud fabricated the most shocking
ales OF the csueliic> Ne practiced. They
sseTsed that tho movement nas planned and ,
Necated 10y disappointed dcmagogucs. bro
en down politicians. aspirants after power
ia a lev reckless spirits Who LONG a.-o :
'oued he destruction OF the Union. and
nat beyond tho sphere ct the influence of
'e>e e'il minded men. the huge an Of ~e
cSs.on, the infamous wicke,lncss II hello,
x IN Tie right Of self government uas M.
pFsoved. bat that the intelligence an5
erth. and wealth Of the South were nronJl,
posed to the iniquitors movement They
minated All manner o. ISLANDERS aud false
'ed Win energy. endcavorinr 70 prenarr y
g way Tor the excuses and outrage other
iaing hosts. e0d 70 prejudice she minds Of
fe'goeTs against us.-Ckarl,ssoa Csnri.r.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

4 n The undersigned will sell at public auction on
Thursday, the 10Th day OF September. between the
hours Of o'clock A. Il. and r n Of said day, at
the late residence OF Bethuel johnson, la Middle
town. Prairie Creek township. the following goods
ard Chattel~. to-wit. Three bead Of horses. forty
hogs, good LOT Of cattle corn 10 the field, wheat,
tso horoc wagon, buggy farming utensils
household and kitchen furniture, &c. sc.
1EaNs OF SALE-On all Gales II less than three
dollars. cash Ia hand On all sales Of three dollars
ard up~ards. credit % twelve months will be Civ
en- the purchaser on all such cases giving his note
with approved security.
oRs0N MORGAN. Admir-.
Sent 10 lS62-wIw
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MAPS.
6OO,O0O AGENTS TO 81 SELL a. = 10

HDh NINA MALI or 4 A.. - Al-E
OUU.OOO AGENTS To SILL
LLOYD SEW sTERL PLATE COUNTY CoLoKFp
dAP OF TBE UNITED SfATkS.
CASADAS. AID MN BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys. enpieted Aug. 70, 1851
cost sa0. 90 70 enzrave Il and oac year, lac
Superior O. any si0 map ever mad ~ Cotton "
Mitchell AMI Ills a the low price 81 % cents; @io-
oOo nar1es are engraved on this map
Il Is not ony county Map. but II i also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
u The U State asa oasaaas eauises in one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance beiseen.
Guaranies any woman Or man - IL - per dsy.
and viii tax back all nl&Ds that cannot be sold and
refund the money.
send for 81 worth 70 try
Printed instructions how 70 canvass Neli, furnish
cd all our agents.
wanfed-A SMART man. a. wholesale Agent for
our Maps Ga every State. Canada. England and Cal
ifoTnia. A fcfune may be made with small capital
IT. LLOYD.
No. l6l Broadway. Sex York.
The War Department our Map q Virginia
and Maryland which l. marked To-orghfare Gap.
Ball Ilun Mountains Falls Church, al the flrss
the Poosaac. and every ethe- place IL Maryland and
Virginia, money refunded
Price % cents. Sept. 10, ds3t
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= eidea tases. he esil. q lasi.rz common
crd a. fciiosss
Sh.ppsd By the grace % tod. 10 r...t 60,
ton. etc. pr. frankiin esed q psins .r.i
eel balls 81 lsdsag. md sc~se ploa. s.r..,.
oaiecs.As - the Usual hssdinx 80 aisss,..,.s
ina; he sold bllis % lsding "sisA O. wishoef
TIE grace e God"
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LEGAL.
I OUIs LEvEQUE VS.. LoHN H.

II cHAPMAN.-cotnplain in Attachment before
1. J Forest, ESQ.
TEE said Louis levequs having fled ia my ofsct
the necessary afiidavis and bond aud causeI a writ
81 attachment TO be issued by against the goods
and chaiteis rights credits and effects Of the said
defendant. and also summons % George Butz and
and Jacob Bafz garnishees- Vow therefore. the
said defendant Is hereby notified . be and appear
before me, Thomas J. Forest Justice OF the Peace
% Harrison township. Niso county. Indiana al my
Office In the city u Terre Haute, on hs 9TH day %
October. ls63. al o'clock A. n q plead answer or
demur plaintiffs complaint. the same will Be d.
termined lis abstoce.
THOMAS J. FORREST, p.
GEo. { Der. Plaintiff : Attorney.
sep. 10. lsG2-w3w lpr's Zee $500
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l. Saturdays fight sd and most Inac
countable bluGer occurred The % Michi-
ran went into the battle with go men, and
came out with only l46. and more than
three lourths Of this number met their fate
by the fire OF the Goth Indiana Regiment,
which Tapped over their rear and poured
CALLING FIRE into them while on the advance.
The first knowIedge which the Michigan
boys had OF the presence 81 the other regi-
mcnt was the bullets in the back OF their
heads, arm, &c. yearly half the regiment
havI z Tapped across them.-N Y Com
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I'''lI'7
NURSERY.
I HAVE PuRcUAsrr

nae + 4 I ~ ASED the entire
y $50 & NJ. Ns.iy. Na~.A.ll 60
~. a. .,1 an pr<psr-f y fsrrs.A - -
= tFr<s an1 orusasat.l SAraaA.rw Al - -.
- fr's~~ 49, Tres. e ssT 49, -
fsrs 81 - 80 - ~
s9'W >. ELLSWORTH.
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MEDICAL,
II ELMBoLD'S GENUINE pper,
- TON.

n = I II
"o~D , 1kNJfNE PREPA
ZION.
..lii..ut = co,.,.,..-,..
"'"aLi CONCENTRATED"
p..,.,- Co1fOSND fIyID EXTRACT prom.
- I. 49, Ts'-. @ne Specific Remedy
I rl. l.'I nc s1SH1 S ,s.fi
y which ne -. w = SSns M into healthy ss,
reduced. a. well ,s par. -, ShhlNIS e.
and IS SCOT far NATION
MN. woNsS. "a, ..,,,rn,,.>
ACr1-ei. rs FN4-c.s-r ..,-,.,,.
n'S"o
lfisina ita. r.,. 40. "+sAitssss
;ntissscslo, Is ,iu... '''s'f~i'Dn, taii,
NrrFSpS.s seirfl lit. .,.s ......
in'>ssri-ior "a F,.r.'.' '''.'''' -. = f.trA-
ioSs ~ Atina-, '>r ~ itfff
weAk N,ss,.. .H'''' g ifeatl.r,
liosrer cfr'-f irta'iiirs.
lhmnes.cf .i.s f.a
80 H@i'. fio.lies
''s'">- 81 ar ska tsn.,,i..,s =, ~
'A'dfe c,tNlFNANgR
, ht'.'..- q allowed 10 20 III, 49,. ,
',,,Ss .rrsf.siy senoyes soon 'cs '''' ''
d, =. -. 49, ~ !. AtttIl. fril Ff~f1r FfrS
y oNh of WHICH, TuE PATH NJ n ~ 80.
Nho can say hat they ere rs' f-sonr-ti -, -.
y teose .hikhltL DISEASES
INSANITY ANbCoNSt' NPrQr-
Many are aware q he cause 81 their ,ar.,,.
I
TllE aICOKDS or TiIr lNSANF AS1IrNS
Anl he Neianchai, .esti. ~, e,... -
rEA2 AarLE wgFxESS ~ Tnr rstr,,.r -, -.
TliF CONSIIlITloS nVlsf 80. - +, -, -
ORGANIC WEAK~FSS W."
gcQuir,s Toe aia 81 ,.r.i.si,'. =. -, 49,.
in,lscre,' ~. -,
Which Hainsoil's lAqxAcr l-,-cn,t $3.50
soes. ~'"A'' ''NHu Invariably
-rlai WA. COW, .., ,., ,o., ...---..
rru,tsSr,e,,,ss
-, a.. IA. - - = = - fkNAl.kS
80 W ,c,.. 49, $500, AANelhD, on Cos.
=. -. MANY Aa l, Hons PECULIAR TO FrNAAs
- in Chorosis ~ Ee.cnsen es.'' rev >
ne ~ - .o, IL aiaEi'y, Faini1-
,,.,s - - - hN"roAtions. ID.
- 49,. Ss.'s'. s ss ~ 'e ,isrccsi be-
4, ti,e 49,, ,,h.ti,... .-..-. = - pane iisi.
f. ,,''.,, '.,'..s SUM iNaiscteiiVfi. haiHt
No., ~, d, 49,, 49, -, -. ..
sFr ~ ner r,,s,s" !. = os iAsA
- f~@'''' SHOULD IN WITHOUT n
Tx, 40 ,o., - IL
urrs>,>r ,os ase'.As, 90 tNftts-,As
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eases ior which ii b. fecoriu,u'ef
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UNION STATE TICKET


SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLk
ACDTroR or STATS.
ALBERT LANCE
TREAsUKER o. srATG.
JONATHAN ;. HARNLl
<TToBsEI oFyy2AL.
DELANA F.. WILLIAMSON.
suPKHIxrxsDEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS.
JOHN /. MORRISON.
EKPoKTER sUPzEsfE COURT.
WILLIAM 5. SMITH
seventh Congressional District.
ToR oosGKEss.
HARVEY ID. SCOTT.
soR coxxoy PLEAS DfsrRIt PRoskcCToE.
JAMES n. MOORE.
roR CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
PUTNAM BROWN
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 1.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS =
Notice l. hereby given. that Sealed Propasal.
W" - ''ceiVed ~ The Common Council o. the civ
iefre hauie, ~ their Hall. the evening os SEN
ssmoef 18th, l>e2. fof the grading and grarelloc ~
wabash street. between 9th and IN streets
uiade o. be made Of coed earth. 70 BE- co.e,.a
With good screened gravel sixteen inches mir h,
me center. gradnal, siopic eight inches a. the
Grade g. be established BY the City Engineer aud
Common COUNSEL, and 70 be completed ~ the ii ~
neCrnher next
he bids % - "a - mneh pea running foot and
'Hs "ofk to he ef q The lowest responsible bidder
J. y. GILICk
S'Pt . "ta City CLERK.