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lace MANTILLR 8 AND MAN.
IL I1LhA LACE a. last e ar's prices.
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Foe.-On Lake Huron there hos for several days
been a dense heavy fog rendering g navigation some
what dangerous.
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DIR. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
caAy. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 233
Perry street. marI7:444
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|--U"1 "-I--U@ W-W WWUU-|
Manufactured from SILK or Bunting in best
style on short notice. G. ". CROwELL & Co.,
mayl4:45I III Superior st.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHIOAaOy May To-
Rev. E. ". Hager, who has been on trial at Jol-
let, Illinois, before an Ecclesiastical Court on
charge of immoral conduct, was to-day by unan-
imous verdict fully and hOnorably acquitted on
every charge and specification.
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N A RINE
PoRT OF CLEVELAND, May l6.
ENrEREn-

Steamer Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller Mineral Rock, Mckay, OntOnagon.
Propeller Portsmouth, Traverse, Buffalo.
Propeller Olean, DriscOll, Dunkirk
schooner Susan Sibel, CIaner, PresQue Isle.
Schooner Russell Dart, Parks Chicago.
Schooner Vermont, Hayward, Port Huron.
Schooner FOriair, johnson, Oswego.
Schooner Jenny Lind, Bradley, Buffalo.
Schooner WIN. Case, johnson, Buffalo.
Schooner Mary Ann Rankin, Barnes, Buffalo.
Schooner Elm City, Flett, Buffalo.
Scow MayfiOwer, Fields, Black River.
ScOw Supply, Fox, Detroit.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 16.
The application for a writ Of Habess Corpus in
the case of Hon. O. L. Vallandigham has been
refused.
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THE bark Sonora recently sailed from Milwaukee
laden with a cargo of wheat. Before arriving at the
Manitous she had made considerable water, and was
obliged to tack ship and return to Milwaukee, where
she discharged her cargo, about 400 bushels Of which
was damaged by water, and went into dry-dock for
repairs. During the past winter she has been partial
ly rebuilt, and it was found on examination that
there were three augur hOles in her hull that were
not plugged before she was launched after being re-
built. She will soon be ready for another and we
hope more prosperous voyage.
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EXECUTION OF SPIES UPON JoHNsoN's Is
LAND.-A Sandusky dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Commercial gives the following partic-
uIars of the military execution at Johnson's
Island, Friday last:
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The LADIES will notice that Mrs. Shaw
is home from New York, to-day, with the
new Summer Styles. Rooms No. 236 Supe-
riOr street. m~ayl6:446.
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E0R RENT.-A VERY GOOD BRICK
II D in good order, Conveniently lo0 tad
Enquire Of JOHN c.. JENNINGS,
maVI5440 AfKvgfpr RuiIdmps
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WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY PIANO.
ANY person having a good instrument that
they have no immediate use for, can rent the
same for a number of months where it shall
be well taken care of, by calling in person,
or addressing "'Piauo," Leader Counting
Room. mayl5:44I
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CORRESPONDENCE

-Four officers, whose ctivalTous and famOEs
career end feats Of great bravery has escaped the no
lice Of the public, have therefore concluded = sub
NIT TO as Macy young lady correspondents. beiiev-
ing that they only can appreciate such unnOticed
Characters and would not Iail 10 drop q sympathiZ-
ing tear in the shape Of an INTELLIGENT loiter from the
opposite sex, Who alone are capable Of administering
the cOrdials which alone can relieve suff-riug hu-
mainly. Lsdie5 Of respectsbili-y alone need make
application, for We are sincere aud would not have
our honesty impeached. Correspondence must be
strictly confined 10 friendship, love and matrimony.
Photographs exchanged, as ihis will save a discrip-
ton. address Lieut.. J. H. HUNTER, b. r. FER
RikGTJN, p W. KING aud 6. r. SPICER, Goth
o. V ]. Go. B, 81 Brigade, lst Division, Dist Army
Corps, Murfreesbor0'. Tenn. mayl5:430
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TIE FLYING MIsr.-The bark Flying Mist, we
learn by the Buffalo Commercial, was, by the aid of
the wrecking steamer Relief, Captain Howe, with
Captain John Bergman, Marine Inspector of the
Buffalo Mutual Insurance Company, raised and ia
ken to Detroit where she is being repaired at the
shipyard of Campbell & Owen. Her hull is badly
damaged, being strained, hogged and rudderless.
Her sails were mueh damaged and q portion of them
destroyed. OF the $1,000 bushels Of wheat she had on
board there was only about 5000 bushels remaining
and that only fit for distilling.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

&C.. a. R E A D & G o.,
BANK 8,
95 SUPERIOR ST.. CLEVELAND, o.,
VIII Give Higher Rates of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUsEIN THE CITY
FOB
GOLD and SILVER
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
Blk Ofthe State OF Indiana,
u. S. Coupons interest.
sB- ALL KINDS of o. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
re- ~UECURREET BANK NOTES Bought at low.
est rates Of Discount. aprIl:4f3
DISEASED Gums cured and Teeth cleaned
and preeerUed, by using Hudson's Unrivalled
Tooth Paste. Sold by Druggists and Dem
fists generally.
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~ the ~prgfnises Of L.. D Ru ke7. No. 3j Superior
St, on the morning Of the l4th. a large br1rdls COW
with long strnisht horns. She has q teW viii e pntB
about her. The finder viii be GherGly rewarded by
leaving the COW or information where she may be
found at the afoVs place. mayl5.lt#
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S0IdIers' Bounty, Pay HBd Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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~ 4. READ & CO, Banners, 50
Coupon interest," due May LIST, on o. 5. Government
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ID EMONAL-L. IA WSON HAS
III removed his Office tocorner of Merwin and Cen
tres g., in warehouse occupied by r.. B. SeXtJn, and
Messrs. eprankle & Burgert. Cash Advances made as
heretofore on Produce consigned to I. 81. Woolsey,
New YOrl mayl4 A4I
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Two WEEK,

S1hA ED.-ABAUT TWO EEKS
~ since, tfOm the residence Of the undersigned, a
krD COW, rather smell and well proportional. with
q smau hole IN one horn, and about four or five ye0rs
old, whoever will give Information OF return the
same to the corner Of York and Iorsin SIS, West
Cleveland, shall be handsomely rewarded 10y JAMES
DAfkIk. maylA45g
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THE WAR IN THE WEST.
EXPLOIT ON TENNESSEE RIVER.

Capture of Rebels and Stores.
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AND
w BRICKLAYERS-The Master Builders and
~Brickmakers OF Chicago are in want ola large num-
Der Of baborers ard Bficklsyers. There will be no
draft there as Hi Os has furnished Is 600 more
troops than her QGota. mHyI3:4i0
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NEO WTLLTAMS THE WHTTE.


~ " LHLLLLNI0 TIT " III ="
VI WASHER. has removed his shop from Superior
St, TO No. 81 Bank-St-, (doWn stairs) beneath }.
Drums uarriage Factory mayI5 $40
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ABOUT RICHMOND
Condition of the Federal Army.
RUMORS RESPECTING HOOKER.
The CONSUMPTION LAW.

Important Decision upon $500
Clause.
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WANTED A RTgPrCr1BLE

steady, young man as a constant attendant
upon q yOHuR gent emau, subject 10 epileptic attacks.
Testimonial Of moral character required Address
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FIGHTING IN MISSISSIPPI.
, 1863-11-20
a VALUABLE LESSON.


1t is an old adage that Brittania rules
the waves, but late events make it certain
that her ribs of oak do not rule Japanese
towns. 6eyen war vessels sailed with fly
ing colors into the bay Of Jeddo to chas-
tise insolent Prince 6atsuma, but Prince
Satsuma, with his hel1-mouthed cannon
and petticoated warriors, ,chastised the Bri-
tish feet and sent them off with tattered
sails and riddled bulls, with permission to
Fl. R. Ms officers, to bite their nails at
their leisure, and mediate upon the un-
certainties Of Japanese warfare. Pasrott
guns and Greek fire sent q shudder
throughout England, held the rebel rams
fast in the Mereey, and brought Earl Rus
sell to conviction Of his duty. John Bull
discovered By logic which he could not
fail to comprehend, will he, NIL be, that his
boasted naval superiority vas a pleasant
fiction which might be proved any morn
iug. But what must be the feeling now,
when this petty Japanese prince at his
ease whips seven Of his staunchest vessels,
and drives them off with bloody decks: :
What would be the result to British fleet
should it come into contact with our iron
e1ads when this barbarian makes such use
Of his yillainous saltpetre as toput hors du
c5aaJat whole fleet in one short fight, and
that, without Blakeley, Parrot OF Rodman?
They would be blown to atoms in q jif1y.
The result viii be valuable to England
In future, and teach her her proper posi-.
ton as naval power. Let her first learn
to conquer the barbarians before she IS
pire to rank with America, France anG
Russia in superiority on the seas.
, 1863-11-20

stu there remains the roots md tho top Of
the tree embedded 10 the coal There are also
to be found 1n the ssne mine petsidcations Of
the cactus. and other plants peculiar to tro-
p1cal climate.
- The third term Of the Liberia College, 1t
Monrosia, opened on tho 18th August.
-Pm sou B;ownlow, in the Knoxville IFAio
ofthe 14,h, says: tiffany OF The secsssioo
ladies In the South are distinguishing chem.
selves by wearing achite gooss Fathers II their
heads Some Of our Union friends arc dis
poeed to make sport Of this. We are not, aud
only regard thB matter ns one Of taste. Nor
do We think it follows that every lady South,
who may adorn herself with these feathers,
NUT pecessa1ily turn to goose Being rebals,
uaakea them HIS, aud this they have been
doirg for three years The spring OF the yesz
il setting Tins and then It ia usual for q goose
to hiss TIE only suggestion We have to make
to our lady t,iends IS, not to use the feathers
Of tie goose she'd Ia the sprfDg!'
, 1863-11-20

A London museum has got 3 tub cf Chinese
picked feat.
Emancipation in the Dutch Iodies works
well.
- Queen Victoria asks the price before she
buys and pays all her bills once every three
months.
The cotton that came to New Orleans in
September and October HAS z. 400 bales.
They arc going to hive zine congress
In Paris to decide which Is the beat.
Two Of Garba1dl's Generals have strip
ped themselves Of all their hair to supply the
demand for the popular Captains locks.
Walter Savage Lander, at the sge Of
nirety years. is about to publish volume Of
poems, entitled, & Heroic Idyla."
. Remarkable pet,l1cation Of an entire
t.ee was 1ase1y discovered In the Baltimore
mine, at WilkeebaEre, Pennsylvania, By the
MIXERS, while blasting for coa1 The plece oi
the trunk taken out weighs 5000 pounds, and
, 1863-11-20

The n. T. Tribune Of the 1sth says:
"There is hope for the clty-faint and un
ce1t.in irdeed, but there Is nevertheless
hope. As the official canvas has proceeded,
The vote for Judge McCunn has Ero*n small
by deerss and beautifully less, till at length
there seems to be majority Of fifteen against
Kim. That be should eventually be defeated
u one of1hose possible blessings. dependen:
On disputed return, for which 1t is danger
Gus to hope. But if he ehculd, might not the
CITY zen decree monument ttthan bronze
more 1astirg, than the pyramids lofder," to
tht Board of fCanyaEsers ~
, 1863-11-20
FROM TEE ARMY OF THE CUM
BERLAND.
The Situation at Rrtdseport-ktSh Shell
ulpund-At u M1teaile-In Lookout
Vu3IeY-At ChAttanooEa-Deserte
No Rebels at TTentons ETC.. etc.
fFsom Our Own Correspondent

NEAR BE1pGxroE7, La, Nov. II, 1858.
,,,.,. +ax. :, ,.pa~+ ,,,ca.,,,,,r
n,,,..,r o,er,+Ior. n thfs v,c,n,tv. m.
1an4.. ~ 1.1.. -1;a. 80
great HofE o1 tlaIfpota1ng snppne' aao
forage is being prosecuted with vigor, and
+ba army IL a1,nndartlv provided with tente.
~ ~ .,s.1s.- ~ r..+ho. :. .-,,,,a.+
1904 aoo c'otnos. .oe "eaNaei 40 e1ee1ieaS'
and the roads Ill that cau be desired.
eHEL1 MOUND.
This eta47on efv miles ahnya RrIdpanort I.
occopHo W 1otee 1a'ee e"'uRn ~ no'o ~
sgaiust 1easoraole c6ntDgencles' Inc re-
ports from there to day indicates that all Is
e,1at nh th.t v;oorons measures nra t,rer
4"e'' 01. 'A4A ,'s ~, ~ 49,
10 provide agslhsr attaek' Inc mountain
gaps are abundantly fortified, and additional
works are in the course Of construction.
Gen. Whitaker, who commands the post,
rtnor+s tha nresenee of a ANAL Confederate
t~. msert~H 49, 49, ~ aa.,,oss aa.;,~aa
1o4ce u Aleu" L. VIZ o"n austses' oe..'e"
hom ecout1ng parry sent OUT 1tom taese
HEADQUARTERS to-day, # ports them removed
n Iohnsonrs Greek. sfx miles south Of Treu.
~
ton. ..
.... "H11EsfnEs
Col. Gross, commanding at Whitesides sta
t,on. eays all Is quiet In his vicinity. There
e.ou' 49, e,,3.o+ soh+ - Haw1;,s, f,r,o
vas Emaa ptcAs. nsn. ~ Aa"A1H7 49,
rear the head OF Wtls valley, between HOOK
, 1863-11-20

The election for Circuit Judge OF Peoria
and Stark counties came off on Tuetday. Peo-
r1A CITY made another handaome Uulon gain.
the vote standing: Williamson Wnion) 1876 ;
shalleubergfr (Cop.) 5s7, which is Union
gain of 81 over tie election two weeks ago.
Williamson will probably receive from one to
two hurdrtd msjority In PeoriA county, and
II t1ea.t thrre hundred In Stark county,.
, 1863-11-20

OLD BOURBON Loalsyi1le Journal
.sys the recent military orders prohibiting
the sale Of corn to dlst'l1ers il very likely
to make whisky high. Indeed, there Is an
excitement In the market already, and tha
more the article runs down the more the
hare her bourbon. md IT the artillery and
cavalry horsea need all her com. the holders
Of whisky viii be fortunate It they have
large stocka. a number Of distl@ers uze
large quantities Of corn, 8. T. Suit, OF the
Salt River DlstMeries, loses N amorut sun-
Gent to have made aeYen thousand barrels Of
whisky. :. $50
, 1863-11-20

The President has Just made another
innovation and the coppe1heads are
requested to howl he has appointed
colored chaplain for the benefit Of the
black troops in South Carolina, and other
colorcd chaplains will be appointed as the
negro army increases N size. Thus is rad
icalism running riotl Black troops and
black chaplains to preach to and pray for
them! The copperhead 1aymen will
doubtless be shocked and the co2perhead
PARSONS will waste the midnight oil in
turning the leaves Of the Bible to discover
if such things were practiced in the days
Of Joshua and 0nesimus.. Having filled
to find it, they will doubtless edify their
t1ocks with the danger OF introducing pol
itics into the pulpit as cxemplifed in the
appointment Of Brother Brown to saye the
souls othis kindred in the abolition army.
The copperhead prints will find nothing
Of the kind in the Constitution and will
denounce this "Lincoln tyranny" and the
rebel press will catch up the echo and go
on in similar strain.
We think the President has acted wise
II. We believe that the negro has soul
which must be saved, and that it is Just as
valuable as white mans. Our theology
has taught Us to believe that the Lord has
little regard for the complexion Of him
who offers the prayer. Furthermore, We
, 1863-11-20

Meats ore lees tigh than everything else
In conparison. The retail prices In the lead
irg New York markets oa Saturday wezs,
Yoast betf 15al5, Airloin steak 14e16, mutton
8s12, cor1ed beef GG13, pork 10At2, bacon Il,
tnrkeys 10s14, chickens 1es15, partftdges 73ea
81 pair, rabbits 50aG0c = psif, god oysters
65cs$1 i hundred, butter 24e35c. eggs 32c.
, 1863-11-20

By She shawneetown Mercury We learn that
smother Egyptian county has wheeled ioto the
Un.cn 1ine-the Union men Of Saline county
e1cctiug their whole ticket for county officers
bS uajorities ranging from 81 to 3i9-
The Mercury says that Pope county also has
given large Union m.,or3ty. Good forioJal
War Democratic Egypt.
: The following letter also brings cheering
news from Hamilton county:
McL1AxsBono, Hsmi1ton Co., Nov II, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
II not too Late, send results Of our local cleo
ton.
, 1863-11-20

The figures are taken by myself from the Coun.
the Tsrkest VallsndiehaIn school, but when you
IeaT in mind that This IL one Of the darkest couI
ties OF Egypt and gave but nine votes for Fremont
ion sentiment Is vesy encouraging. All the Union
rn1didafes 1FeYo War Democrats. 3.
, 1863-11-20

The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux,
and HEyre. having been obliged to cease the
exercise Of their functions, the management
Of their respective posts have been tempors-
rily confided to the Consnls Of Guaten nala,
who are consequently charged with the pre-
teciion Of the persons and interests OF Mari.
fa,esn tnees5 Asra saois has e i
oueeted the Preftcts OF the Seine, Gfronde,
and Seine Inferieure to- adopt euch meas
utes as will enable the latter agents to &C.
complfkh the duty entrusted to them.
, 1863-11-20

This $7a,seS145 ia wh&t the IS machipe'' has becn
Mozart, Tammany. BOOZE, Wood i Co., for the
last eight yeass. And sll tlts Gesides sae othSr
sources Of city seyente " which T. the . Genpt.ol- 6
Al ID which b4s been something near that amount
every year.
So, then. NC llare about $50. Cox, 900 OF dollars
that "1he Rlpg" has haa the handling Of for the
last eight year9.
Now, what has become Of 1t all, and what hare
we cot to snow for I'll There same reports an-
ewtT these questions. but Ill the answers would
be too lorg Tor this sitice- Take tho one item Of
salaries, as shown by the couptrolsot's reports
13fl u -
, 1863-11-20

THIRTY YEARS. EXPE.
Il R1ENCE OF An OLD MUSE Mrs. Wipsl AVIS
So Thing Syrup il the n escrpnon & one ihe ost
tAs b. en useu for thirty year vi,h satc
II Rutl Eucces4 By nli0re Of mothers and chi1 1e1
ffoca The fteble infa1t 1eek Old to Tho sdult.
Eft cnsTelts Acittty Of tbs ttcm&ch.
Relieve wind chO;lt.
Il gplat q the b. w Is.
Ard given tets healsh AID COMFORT 70 motner Ana
child. Is CO. ts eottla. anI+1159 5d2up
, 1863-11-20
,H1ia1rltq1ttot1s,

NJ O T AL CO e 0 LIO
a1GaBx CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
APUHE 1oHIu.
DR.. H00FLAND'S
GERMAN BITIERS
PRKP4nxD BT
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, Phila,, Pa,
WILL KFFHcTuA1LT cURs
> - DYsPRRs1A,
JAUN1 1sIGB.
Chrsuif or KefSoss Deslllty, Diss.ses Of tho
KtdneJs, and ali diseases arisisx ffau
dlseraered Liver sr Steuash.
a. coast:rs
rs5a xT,sssi 5s.a,:y = e a4sss &c sosse t. !:
ru5, s9 - Rs;n:t t9f so
iinE 2 ff'asss II
sfs;::::s te$5'::f ~ : ss! s;:'
III IL ! f. 81: i S;a; 8; S5s
REss Rs:s +; ts;;e!ss essfsa i e S'f;s:: Pls Of
si5S|;; 5s$!s;:$ss : ~ !;
fIna h19 T1 pSvE fes!!gely pFessst FELLOW FEVER Bill
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY.
aasy ont Il c9mH en5a!e ~ Above aasss " nasrtas
Do voa want something to strengthea Yeu
Do yon want Good Appetite1
DO yn1 want to Build up your Coast:tuttonf I
Do ysn want to Feel We'll
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness
Do yon wsnt Energy1
Do you want to Slsep Well!
Do you want Brink and Vigorous Fselingf
hscn DO. uaa HooE LANDS GERMAN BiT rt:ha
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Esars afs Es1y preparations scld nader sss ea-as
Of Gitts.n kot up IN aasr. bosea compouude1 q sao
" eent par gsoR. fEe tasta disgd1ssa By Amigo Of
Thh 81; II nittess has eansed and NIL eo.nnue to
- lo a. t5sy Gaa M es s1d haad,sa. . do hs
eamutnts of Is. *ofsr Ead. tsa desire it Liaasr i
s:isss.1s : ] a'sh aFaafs7as'as aud as-sa. 5a~sss
~ a+tant;on go1d;e,.t and Friend, NJ so,ttr..
TT call the Atte4 lcn 1t AL aaV1ng Easuuns u
ntends i tao ar;oy % lhs fass Tat -asofLAEDa
66FuAn H1tteta N1 cEso 11he IenLnb a to6 dl4a2se
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@ @tsls s2d a. b ,sa ss:iS q
~ 10 ossaasS ssss
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Ehess Ms q Hs his e*n language. has t~an sAvsd
" e1@ .''1esS' Fn1npNruA. Aug. q 1se,
| Mks4Hs. Jonzs q kvAxs-Wel, sett.s aea, ysa1
H. Il L os o. s. q
my con radee soce Ct Vnoee nanes are appeardG e. sa4
SmsSee. s q sts1@sas 6.tter7 sd sadst
III
81 g p ~: es1
e = VIII
tbe steamer stata oi Maine. non7 wtiSn ls2esa
q la9 H e 9 o1a seaia bs s5s III sstsia sps q Wy
Fer awseS o's {oE - sssSesy 4na to xa
# &c: .s55 81 ~
and dt1Ey The phys!cia2 Eto nad esea Eofkhx
2 a'ssa 1s5e4 saky q 5ss oa M n
shey could do more for ne aaa adv!,et no to 20
iss g. 4 81 sasi = FL
g. pe'es AEss ssis Ia das y
FFcG ne tins so2meEcsd 'sS.ng t.sza r. g5oo&nS &
To- i eetaEg better, Thcuxh esve t:ke2 sus szo
have 81 9d q tsg norns ,s sna s iesl ssanns
om Saf Ehes, taTe sestd pohi:s io seatesa
a't|z g s11 e
p;veks q .Ea%5 5 siasoa to m7 bosos tao.sVho st'
fny {Gn's Z OF tss ssevs
nxeh h:a dsspa,ed cfsseltx cuf eomssde Af- As.o=e,
, 1863-11-20

The tax levy for municipal purposes, On
q largely increased valuation Of property,
is, this gear ttco per cent. in Chicago. The
city administration now In power has thus
proved 1ecreant to its trust, unfaithful to
its promises, and unworthy respect. AL
men may see the goal at which govern
ment like that which now curses Chicago,
for the benefit Of a faction, will bring up.
New York furnishes an instructive exam
pie Of what imbecility and corruption can
do. It, like Chicago, is ruled by rum and
bogus Democracy, with what result, a few
figures will tell-tigures that every man in
this city should paste in his hat for daily
reading Says the New York Eoentng
Pot:
1. Tie pdlnation Of real and personal property
IL this city WAS:
In 1856. o99 9 ~ ~
In 1EG2-.-~-----..-.-- ....-..-.... oti9t&,aae
or An increase of about acrcnteen per cent.
: Orf population YVES ...-
Ii 1655.-
In 1874 fabputl SS1s-1A
o. IN increase Of about forty one per cent.
8. Our fa1QFaoh for city and County purposes
~as ......
II 1885,. as
In 1859 7,i95,8al
| or m increase Of reAr fifty per cfnt.
| 4. Our city ard county ds6t Tas -....--
In HIM.. ~ g
In 1eG2.- -....----"---- ~o'@@A"*
Or m inc1eafe Of more than one hundred Pc
6. During the yeszs 1856 to 1862, inclusive, th
Whole aoan. oi tas collected IN this c,y fer e
/ n, f1,at hdd the above increase OF debt
, 1863-11-20

or IN increase Of 0feE lbo per CEuE III G3EL years.
while tic real end personal property Of the city
hes increased since 1e53-the year that Fernando
Woad was elected Mayor only about sesenroen
per cent, and the population no more than forty
one per cent, the pay OF the fellows who work
the city government has risen oret one hundred
and eighty. i've per cont #
There is the record; and it marks just,
the courze upon which Chicago has set ont
under the guidance Of the men
WHO have been unfortunately en-
trusted with power. More taxes,
higher salaries, 'the ring" and all,
save the diabolical ability that is wrapped
up in the hide Of Fernando Wood, are
doing their work here; and a ten years
will not e1apse, if the city is misgoverued
as it is NOW during that time, before Chi
cago will, in proportion to her population,
be more hope1essly in debt and more
wretchedly 1um-and-rowdy ridden than
New York is or ever was. These are
unpa1atable truths to tell; but the tax
payers, who look on in dumb wonder at
what Sherman & Co. are doing should
know them.
, 1863-11-20

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