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As a general Blood-P Purifying Agent,
the Life Syrup stands unriva,led by
any preparation in the World

Diseases OF the Spine, usually developed in tho
young. Hip Iisease. Neuralgia and ali nervous Dts
eases sid Ladies' who suffering from Diseases for
Whfch they arc loaA to know what do, would
advise the uae Of rCoMeTlruT1oN LIFE SYRUP: Il
vii their ralId couuterance. strength their
weak back, and side. give them enerxy. now ,fs
and happAe49~
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Mceti1rg ut Stock boloers.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
thata meeting 81 t5e stockholdcss OF tue FoUrrH
HsnEtng Henss y The G!t Ct Chicago Il ocioeE sG
A. ~, or the l6th das 81 AEai ~. 70 Fote upon
such other matters ~ msy cetre he:nre s,ld
HEH1. LOMBARD, Prcsldsnfe.
Chicago, April sth. 1861. ap5-csaad5ia
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NERVOUSNESS.

$xErous DXn1LrrT. LOSS or roWKH.
eHATrxHKr NERVES. coNYusro1 OF IHouNHI0-
Br. Tups' nANOr. Kr1LHPBT-
: Thourants who have suffered for years will blesx
the dny Which they read these nnea Particularly
to weak suffering woman will this medicine pfoya
.nestInahie blessing g-trectinQ their footsteps 10
Hope which fuldls MG1a than 1t promises.
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Consumrttsc sufferers will receive valunhle pre-
trE.p,tau or the cure Consumption, Asthna. Dsou-
ci.isie. end nM Throat ard Lung Affections, ttrec
t1larEe,} hy sending their Rddrsrsto
Williamsburg, Kings County. New iork.
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Hnsuu>a Magnolia Balm.

HnEnn>s Magnolia Balm.
This II thb most delightful and extraordinary art.
cye1 diecoverod 1t changce the sun burnt tAce
and banda to peasty satin texture Of rtvi&hlng
Beauty. impartinK the marble purify OF youth. snd
the dtin9ue appearance inviting in the city belle
fashion. 1t removes tan. nccEles- ptmplts ana
eoughncss irom tho skin. leaving the conplexaon
Feah transparent and smooth. 1t contains no nAte-
xAt injurious 10 the skin PAtFonlzed by Actresses
aud Opera 6lnEcrs. It 1s what every lady should
have. Sold eyerywbere-
Prepared by ". E. HAGAN. IsW. NJ T.
Address al orders to - ...-...
DEMAs S. BARNES T. CO., New YoEk.
SnrC. rAfh Eyrt tx TIT
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eehoa't@a'oit 1ito oJtoP
Has PRODUCED
4 REVOLUTION IN MEDiCISEl
eases hi.he.so eonsdtted hopelessly inenrabls aFs
;s;sSs i .sss IS
gssssss * sss ,s.t ,.,, If s
Those Who have suffered long from paluful md oo-
Those Who hare valnlT sought Felaf from advs<-
Thoso s 1so Cannot be cured by other physic,ans-
Ire tnvited to our Constitution Life syrap.
During The past aye yesrs ve hare eo9tendsd vf.h
s9es s5d :, ~
RAPlplTY OF CURE.
Sg
This ia our reply:
In health; The body. like xellbalanced scale. IL m
an1 9 se h eae s i5y sy
Of disease What is requisite Is, restore tho noz1
balance of The scafc.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
aa;s4 saa II gff fU EeH:a 5 81 = 4hs 6
fnExf rs Is Is o''
PARALYSIS,
HrxuLIaIA. TAREkIs. fAaApIxatA
rARALYsls AoIrAAa-
Itis 10 universally admitted that Constitution LIN
the various forms Of Paralysis. that need nor f
tfetate that IN Ii smphAucAuJ the Great LfeGiyinE
FYWsr.
DYSPEPSIA.
Ep1aKsT1oN. LIVER coxpLAHX.
Y EIGHT AT sIclACH. H1LIoCs1K4s.
CONSTIPATION. WAIT Or AFTEtIEK.
SCROFUI.A.
GLANpU1AR 8WELLfI9a. xKIatPXLA8-
ULcENA1IoN. SALT K1klsUH.
This faint tnEHEp1TARY and ACQUIRxps. 1llIng li1k
with unto1d Misery is by ali usual medical remedies
lncuInhle.
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he1es ea.s he s fooz,ns sa9er e
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r.: Pan eeo slnsal sa.a$ p!le ri faes. o.
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Ec17sa ns ans y 'hs VI. j.
fssned3 s5an >ose3a s''ess' y. L "a Abbo babhafass
Anc.ovea xs4sh s'5a1 & 9s RsrsaH Of t'4ass' pro t<
Sft.1red1 STEPHEN UOYT
..uo.,s csptaln . s. A~'Acslns Mayor
A,Iess:
-. snnrze. Secretary, s's:ss9s,'. 1zl'9a
y BE- received BY .he un,ersisnfd, conuait.es ap-
psia E. IT, b h S & e. &: u s9se
tlon u 49,.
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Agreeable 70 the plans and specification. On die IN
f ss G1ss
rs FL: sn Specifications vii, be 81 szhle,t!oa
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g. tfI$S,,s ,su,uc
JOIN nisE.
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39et11Dnal6,

PE EA1OVAL.-J. Leduc, late Of
IL -ecuc i Gibbs, has removed to
gil South Water Street. fup-stairs},
where be will continue In the busiaess-auyinf
Arrt rtsel]lns Ill sorts OF produca On commission.
h31-bI9tln.{s
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Drift. DOdd+s Celebrated Pile

Thoee who are afnict@d with this proststin9 and
yexhtlons d1saaee need suffer no longer Dr. Dodd'S
1'anAcea aas heen uscd With Unparalleled H1cccss In
Eurorc and IN AnacricA Tbt usands testify to IL Won
erfnl virtues. Send postage stamp for circular. A.
dress pl:: T. DoDD. Post Ot1ce Drawer 6cs, Chicago.
hn13 c72a. .GtiR
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Itta the safest and most efeetual cdlcre ever dis.
covered for purifying the system, and relieving the
suffering attendant upon childbirth It strengthens
and inc1 eaaes and enEiches the foodthose vho hav
before md after It prevents dtseAAa
attendant upon childbirth.
, 1864-04-15

With gauec, screw-d1iver and extra needles. Wev1n
pay liberal salary a9d expenses; Or gly arge CON.
and address 7. s PAGE, Toledo. o.. General Agent
fpr rthe United StAteA. ~ Api.c4r-1zt
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Comptroller Of. the Currency,

TAsutKGToN, March Is, 1864.
WExRIAs. By satisfactory evidence presented to ts
undcr1gneG, Ii has been made to appear that the
FIFTH National Hank Of CHICAGO, III the county Of
CooK and State Of ILLINOIS, has been duly orEah
lied and according to the requirements OF tha
ret OF Congress. er titled An act to provide Ma
1iona cunsney .ceprrd b. pled5e q unltcd States
ton thereof" approved February 25, 1863 md has
complied will I'll the provisions Of eald net required
Of BenlinE.
Now therefore, ]. HIGH McCuLLOCH. Comp
FIFTH National nank u CHIC AGO, County OF COOK
and Etate OF ILLINOIS. IL authorized 10 commence
the business Ct Banking under the act aforesaid.
$3.50, In tcttiMnry whereof, wifueSs 1uy hand and
sfxsL etal OF office, this FIFTEESTH dAy ot
No. SEQ. HUGH McCCLLOEH,
ap9cS51I0t Comptrolle. OF Tie CuEstac7.
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a . a ILX IL N E
tsnpdays c1ccpted for the transportation Of Freight
n3d Passengers Running tn connection. at Buffalo
with the
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Eu5QlubIR Cement.

exrt= D1scoyzsr USEFUL AND VALUA8G1
DISCOVERYi
, 1864-04-15

Between
Chicago, Milwaukee and Buffalo,
Touching ut
Maohinac, Detroit and Cleveland,

~@s*NAAAAA+*Nt
fwhen practically forming
A . a ILT L I N E
@h fhsssehssfs the Trimming tn at Buffalo
New York Central Railroad,
sr4ulalnes sna qnlon Express lines, ths y. z.
T,anss L1ss q cap.l taet9 e IS
if Ct ssflaR5 ' the
The Bates Of Freight and Passage by these
eteamera cre much Less than by RaiIroad.
Tie GROWING popularity CT the Lakes as PLEASURE
EouTE s Popfst@S = 2 ID, g thsas
unapprescsed UPON lie Likes. milking tae q s.e.asrs
ts a st or spssS sa and ae'
fhe Inc i p7eea1ed 70 conssaet to transport prop:
e.,y ron NsE FORK Beston; Iroy, Albany. aad Il
t. Es ns e Is. 5ssk oa
SaoIs ekssa ana nc" those poFss to But
CONTRACTING FREIGHT AGENTS.
JoMy 3: MORE, AEept New sors Central ;z:a,lroaa
=. sFAULbiNG. Pfop51e.or spaalding's Expres.
and rrcS s ind fsa: 1ns 's sp
CO. rroRs.s:oEs ct A2sE,s,a ss Ttsn
kM sHgk s:ns Ii f!sTFIas5 9a9
j. JJ.TALLsiADGk. Agent. Milwaukee Wis.
4fAf t5as st9se
RICHMOND s. HANCOCK,
Agents,
Office and nocks foot Of North Dearborn street, ad.
joining G. s c. U. Il. Z. Freight Depot. ap5rJ7l9w
THE NORTHERN TRANsPoR-
Company yto o ooe T The ssa
c,ass Screw Steamers, tweek!g between Chicago and
s1olt. % '0sWeeo 20 aud Cape Vincent. Connecting '' "
AT oGDENsBURGH
T Rro.d oF n"sto1 and AZ
AMI Burlington routes.
AT OAPE VINCENT
With the Railroad Line to New Tork.
AT osysEGo
funni @ t1 ,ails beiweeo New fors I'D oswcso.
lhls l,as aosds to shtppeFs te & snd q sso no.tan
fSeIsst md passeneeis il is 1nsiT alled ''''" -
AGENTS..
JOIN HOOKING: ststs stEset, Eostou. :
SEo. K Khp2: Es9' :o:asasSaisSs s,i T." '''f
i $$ffH9fS& { s. ] bSEFb; SI$ss e!S$Sslssaa. $S;isa
III. MATHEWS, Detroit.
iii. GREEN, ,rasses ger Agent, osst door north
Wells street bridge.
n. J. HOWE,
Once and Docks foot Of North Lasal1e street.
ap1t-C1G-1fQ
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GEALED PROPOSALS W


GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
Sssy 1a
saa e ST. line OF
ed se nd 9r
bridge across the Mississippi rsiver
s aasE = ss e ss @ sss
and bridging on the main line Of gid road. from FafE
baot 70 he loEa State Inc. t5D hfssseven miles. will
9s ss s'sns Rs i &
~ ss Is se s as PtaI T fas ess
company EesesrinS tne nsat to Feltc: any b;'s not
a t. en Is to tue o.
5sas r. to ssd CSfsf
cSs{ Y{7Ass1s' Essss;s9: sosss Esss'assts
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
T4sn1Sa7os bsPoT. December 5. ISIS.
.sp,a ,s nesa p s 9is bs
psttneef, Il &ss5ns stoa. s; g. Hs|,I.asis: Id-
GIG ts51 6s si'asF or 0s'
ds, ds;f ;Z 81 sf sa,a;
Ss; e m @ s I'd ss1 e. 1s 4s's
y st 6 e b
The price must be written out in words on the bids.
Seoa e
charge to the Government Thn Hay and straw to be
7be particular kind or description Of Oats Corn. Hay
sI Straw proposed to be delivered must be stated IN
srtic!es Offered unde. The bid h;,s!n1aysea.
vii bf tnheet t. Els1a Inspection ey the Govern
ColiTaess win 6e awarded rom tine to s1me to the
,he whole amount contracted for shall have been de-
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Mem 33ublirdttot1S.

"The hest history the wnF for the young that has
been publjshed."-lPortand Press.
DUY AID READ.
Il truthful. Interesting and ad.
misable book.
MY DAYS AND NIGHTS
Of THE
BATTLE FIELD.
In one volume, with many cuts, diasrsms, maps, &c.
PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
All parents dt string their children to hare clear
Idea Of the pt Rebellion should huy tas book It
Is At once AN ABSORBING NARRATIVE and
TRUTHFUL HISTORY OF THE WAR.
Sold at iii Bookstores. Sent. postpaid. for ONE
DOLLAR, By the Publishers, TfCkSOE q FIELDS,
RostOn. by s. c. GRIGGS d CO., 50 and IL Lake st.,
Chicago. The Pnbllsaer'a Agents In the Wcst.
ap14cs6l st
, 1864-04-15

Alderman L. L. Bond Is the nominee OF the Re-
pub .Can voters Of this Ward. His friends have
ycry properly decided that the next Council will be
tho hetter for his counsel md experience. His
term Of Office just expiring haa been most accepta
bly, filed. Good men are needed, and those who IN
times Of minority have withetood frua1y the as
The 11th Ward has tiono wisely In reuominatinG
him, and they will put the finishing stroke very
proper when they elect him By IN increased ma
jority. The Ward is Republican by a large majnd-
, 1864-04-15

Two .sldc1mcn will be elected in this Ward ut
the ensuing election. ]. Il. Abbot has left the
city, and Comisky's term Of Office has expired.
The copperlead majority IN the Seventh at the
last election was $50. Since then wonderful
Change has taken place IN its political complexion,
and great hopes are entertained that the kepubli-
lion two excellent menlhris. Te4tmcir aud r. a.
Smith, Both Of these men arc active workers, In.
tecent and capable, aud II elected, will be found
always on TIC right eide. We trust they will he
successful.
, 1864-04-15

Peter Shi1np. the present incumbent, is renomi.
Mated Mr. Shlmp was democrat and elected Us
the reasonable schemes and conspisacles of the
coppcrheads, John Comisky and the Secession Or
Gan read him out OF the party. Nj. Shimp Is an
abc and inielli man, thoroughly conscientious
and loyal, and 4 credit 10 any deliberative body.
For the last eighteen months he h1s acted with the
republican Aldermen in all party measures, and
will Ut The next election receive the undiyld ID sup
port Of the republicant and war democrats. OF
Lis tIiumphsl esection. no one entcrtai2s doubt
, 1864-04-15

THE MOST POWERFUL STO-
IL III EVER PESSED:
N H r. L Il:
OR. TIE COMPANIONS OF THE CHAIN.
BE FAIRFAX CALF0UK.
Printed from advance London proof shsess}
Commences In
The New York Mercury
For April 23, 1861,
NOW READY EVERYWHERE,
Five chapters Of this intensely nbsnrbI1x tale are
published IN The present Issue Of THE NEW YORK
MERCURY. All who read these chapters will follow
the ttosy s close OF nricacy and depth Of plot,
vivid portInturc Of character md Intense dramatic
Interest," ihIs TILE will 6taLl without parallel and
produce sensation unequnlcd By any story that has
been published for year3. api2 c6.6-3,d1tE
, 1864-04-15

Our candidate Tor Alderman In tie Eighth Ward,
fs ". n. smith. MIR. Smith Is yonng man of In
representative. We hope our friends will make
good Gght in this ward. Il they do so We hare
strong hopes that they will achieve success. It
Smith to the Council in place Of the German Cop
pcrEcad UbEich. or the Irish Copperhead Rafferty,.
headiem, brt when they do. they arc 90 fur Ii ad-
vance Of other naiionalifieB in their trcasonahIe
utteran ces, they are in advance Of loyal hearted
Republicans, Clbrieh is Copperhe.d German,
Smith elected IN his stead.
, 1864-04-15

CHICAGO g. BUFFALO.
TOUCHING AT
RACINE, M1LW4UkEE, u4cKnlc DETROIT
AND CLEVELAND.
Connecting as follows. yiz:
With the various Railroads leading to aud from chi
G4Eo. aud Mather, C1ary & Co.'S St. Louis line OF
Ca1hl Boats on Illinois CAua1.
With laciLe t. Mississippi Karuad, at Racine.
With LAEroese Milws1kec Railroad, at Milwaukee,
- Cleveland 4 3ahon!ne, Cleveland and Pittaorrg
and Atlaniic and Great Western Railroads. st
And With the
E RTE RAILWAY
At ButIalo And also the Western Transportation
will lesve Buffalo and Eew Tork uailY.
- For Contracts and Bills of Ladlng apply to
HuGn tn1 ALIEN, All so;1 coeasies slip. New York.
4: +: WARD. 40 Broadway, Agen. Erlo Railway.
J:P. WoRTsEL, s5o Broadway. New York.
Jfo: 3. DUNLAP, Is State street, Agent Eric RaA.
). d CHASE, 11s Pier. Albany.
+. 4: GRISMOLp, 191 River street, Troy.
T. JOHNSON CO.. Cleveland.
II. c. MCDOWELL, Cleveland.
A. GODDARD. Toledo.
+. n. 1GTR 19SR3kSE, &c, I r. Ssaqna1ssX;; nsfssX;;
6. n TIBBrTTS. Milwaukee.
f4hE Fl %EsTEKa SEsEEk aK4sasNssPoRrAr K4sasNsssPoRrAr1ox COMPANY,
Bufnio. -.---
J. ". TUTTLE, Agent,
ap1-ccos-1m Foot OF State street. Chicago,
, 1864-04-15

~
ONLY DEALERS IN
nDVcTh} AVE 1nf
hss hss@ sStas ss soRsa
tsr fsFni:h uR7sT1 kE ICE are enty q aisTss.s
Orders and deomnnnnleas'onsmay be len a:s,a
General Office No. 36 South Olark'33ts,
w.R.AEruUn. ne. SARGENT.
IT $Niih:, $Hii SES; + DISkAr.
apsSsiss sSS / pk D.rsetoss aaSa cs'esse Il
Nh NAKKLEY'S FILTERING
6 es e hs eaad naFfs u SsE g.
6e oXss s
s2eate 6G soS 70 Inc
Is Al Cfarn IT Is oeoso AZ a o tne
sthcr cEtern wafcrEnI ior thinking, famiiy 1se 81
eeS + a5ea 1nssf not
pairing il ll}c.tine- Tho chamber can be cIesned
ont q fsw nn1fs aud the globe oc full Of filtered
Ru aay lis required Those = e, Esn!1s Il sopqEshase
hhsl6S5sin Canton. Fulton County. Illinois.
TKTTFD STATES NaRSHAT,S
o; safe r. ths Hon. Samuel il. Trest. Jadse af Tie
unitsu states utsIet Eoul ios sne
Of Illinois. IN Ad!nirary dAted nn tne 1lIn aa5 o.
Apr lso! VII 6e sota Of f1o!e @ sne: r. e,a t9 @ 5he
5s; Fl 1sy xPl Ss;.: II S4fS IsSs
Is barrels Of o,asees is bses Of WOOL the s1me hsy.
to be soid fer lie 5eneat q whom il msY
Springfield. Ill.,, Aprii H. lssi. aplIc;saUt
- T7111----15311-1@T1c-
UnaM 49,. assr .Ic1s ~, ~ =. ..as
~ eysrybodY. Il trtsts On, md ehoEg how, the
eontaminsiior ma5 be subyeTted, With sure meIuod
Of disreilng the missivtnes mnny experience tn en
ROW, III Bieecse: street, New York. Price. ::
cents. Mailed free everywhere. To be had also ot
IT, SCOVIL. Is Rapdo1ph street. Chicago. ILL., also oj
insten .t1es, Feo!ia IL eo'A'S ANU desltg:y
"vEpc r. +iYoc of Wor
H. -. eses.. ....'-a r., .a.,a T,osor,,n,ae
fo ornament tbsir srpnnds may nd It to tler advan
tageto cali at the
rEu.u LAWN FARM
, 1864-04-15

The retiring Alderman Of the Twelfth Ward ia
Cop7erhcad tasseman. a day o. two since VIC
published document signed By him, wherein he
election. lie was chosen by Republican vote1s, and
was scarcely warm in bis scat before he went over
body, boots nnu brcccbcs, to Conisky and com.
paay. He sold the Union men. He is candidate
}or rcclcction, and If agan elected By Union votes
be will sell us a-aln. It will not do 10 trust these
chape. They are as unstable as water, and as un-
rcliab1e the wind. The straight Union ticket ia
the ticket for honest men, and in this instance,
tlat contains the name Of n. II. Huntley. Nj.
Urnlley is m old citizen and Just the man for Al
Ward, AID will ca1ry 1t By majority ranging from
nnc In thtce huuGftd.
, 1864-04-15

Iftbere Ie ore man In the Council who ha. 60
pc1s1ttenily been thorn In the path Of the Copper
hcads, otherwise strewn with roses, that man Is
alderman c. c. P. Holden. Very properly Mr..
Holden hae been renominated. and al the Ward is
Republican ty very nearly 40 majority his election
is forcgone conclusion. As an indication Of the
OF the Tenth we mny 6tate that at the primary
ectiug he received every yote caat, for any candi
dafe
, 1864-04-15

The Ninth Ward fs ono Of the white wards OF tho
city. There the Republicans have clear majority
0! over three hundred. i Copperhead stands about
as much chance Of being struck By lightning In
clear summers morning, as to be elected IRON the
Ninth. The breed don't flourish there. There are
100 few whisky shops-only ten in the entire ward.
Alderman Rrown, Republican, who has served
the citY faithfully In the present Council retircs,
and William Woodward, formerly Principal Of the
Jones School, has received the nomination. Mr..
woodward will make IN excellent Alderman His
election is certain beyond peraGveutnre,
, 1864-04-15
Mercuria1 Diseases.

SALVATION. RoTTIH0 or uoNK3.
BAD COMPLEXION. ACHE8 II BONES.
FEKLIy8 Of wEARTEKeBt pEFREs8.OE or 9P1HET3a
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the syskem
entirely fsom ~ the evil effects Of MERCURY, re-
and Rheumatic Pan5 which ihe use Of Calomel h
sure to prGduce- It hardcns Spct&y Gums and X
cures the Teeth az firmly II eyer.
, 1864-04-15

1r The primary meeting in the Fourth Ward,
thtrc was considerable rivalry In the selection Of
Noyt and McRoy we1r active In pseas1ng tIeir
cai1na fuf the nomination, and in some instances
nscrted 10 sactlce Which, to Say tho least, were
questionable. Samuel McRoy recei7ed a majority
lire strength Of the pa-S. He Is an honest, loyal
heaIscd Intelligent man OF the people, and will be
elected by minority lnrGer than that erer gircn
any Candidate in the Il ard. J. T. Edwards Il the
reflyiug Alderman, fRenuhlieap.l
, 1864-04-15

Tits Ward Is the home Of many Of o1r best citi-
zcpe. It's tho home also Of many Of our worst
citizens. The formef vote once at an eleetion-lnc
the lo,ier are Copperheads. We have been in
minority in fhts Ward. but attbe coming elections
propose to wipe out that maioritv and return to
the council men Of whom the loyal men OF Chicago
shan not he ashamed. The nominees Of the Union
party are A. II. Buflcy and G. B. Li1deman, excel
, 1864-04-15
miSce(lauc0u6.
NEW YORK SANITARY FAIR.
TWO Splendid SWORDS
CEN NTEI1uTEu UY

TIFFANY & CO..
To bs Awarded by the Popular Voice
Ihrse swords will he presented by the Fais- to
the Gcs era and tho other to the Naval Officer drsls
each. 1tc books Of Registry arc open to hath sexes
Hnd NIL nEea. Persons Of New York wishing TO- *.
trcts preference fer any one Of Oar Naval Mil
tary heroes In this charitable manner, arc reqnestsd
dspe Blti.n or the money md the vase-one for
every dollar reMi.ted.
TIFFANY L. CO..
np14 c75lSt NEW TOKk CITY.
, 1864-04-15
E4ofHIErQk4.
PROVIDENCE. RI

Gcla by IORD 4 SNIIA, Wholesao DFugE11tA, 2
whom III oTde1s m2F bt addressed" le4eR%s'l1R1A1
, 1864-04-15
HILTON'S
|KSUlUBlE CEMENT!

Is OF more CENTRAL pracuczs
utility that AuV invention ZOE
before the public. Il has beet
Ithotou:hly 1cxted during tho laEs
two years Qv practical men, and
by iii to be
, 1864-04-15
Constitution Life Syrup

Esadicates. root and branch oil Ernptye Diseases o5
the Skin, like
ULCERS, PIMPLES, BL0TCHE5
The weekly union record., 1864-11-26
LEGAL.
Sheriff S Sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF TWO wRTTS OF ExRCU-
-EE ton iSsaed out Of the Coart Of Joha nick
JlSflce Of the Peace. n and foT Gphir Township
Blt.e County ard S1ste ef California. In the csSe
q the PeTN,a of tie state Of California, rs. T NJ
lTRNEB aud certain Real Estate. % me directed
sud delivered. commanding ne 20 make the follow
ing ScEas tor Judgment and ceSts to-Wit; One Tor
the sum Of nineteen ana 42-lo0 dollars sad twenty
5oaT ana ~ li dollars cast Of suit and al aocru-
i1S tcs,-s-ia o0e fo- the sun ot tairtv-one and
- ~ So-&gs AID tTentE-eiSat ans s2l0a dollars
coStS o. Solt a2G a.. 1ccTGing costs have levied
upoG. ard VIII exp1Se at Prhbc Sale for cash. 70
issJ bidder Wh0 VIII take the smallest portion Of
tae premises hereinafter described. aud pay the
amount Of said Judgments costs and sccruing
Sai4 ls1d Ct ta- portion less than the whole and
Pay Szld 51cs-cs costs a2l accTuug cosS. then
ana IN thSt event. VIII sell such Snb dieis1aS u
be ees'Etiea a the time. may Sult purchasers
70 vac highest bidder tov cash gntii the whole ct
S3la lana IS >ol3, Ga.lSS the sn0Gnt et sad i4j5
msatS, doSiS @14 Ac,ruiag costs saoa,d be sooner
veAs5el- 0l
MONDAY. TIE Ia:h or NOVEMBER. A. D..
1854 81 oc'ocS q sail dav. ~ thc Ccay: Horse
eSt ot The aocTe named DESCENDANT IN ana % the
col low -'- described property t1vit; One hundred
ana sky a,1ss ct land ana Improvements situate
N t-.co avasAiP- and bounded ea tha East hv
Dhbli5 -lalG. en- the West bv Sutton'S On the
Nor-a ey COINS. and o2 tie S3uth hy the P.att
Grant. F. WAY.
Sler9of Bate Coaaty.
BY R. F. JoNgs Under sheriff.
C0oviAe. 0ct. = Is64. 4E.uFi
The above sale is postponed to the fg,h iay Of
December, lSts. FW.nAN.
Sheriff of Bette County.
BY y. f. -JoNEs. Under sheriff.
G-Qyl..c Nov. 1t.. l~ft.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-26
Probate Notice.

EN THE rEOBATE COUET-BUTTE COUNTY
Z California. ln tae matter o. tte Estate ot > A.
coF BARTHOLOMEW. decreased.
On reading and filing the petition o( Emily Bar
taoiamew. Adc.Hi>tratiN ut thc Estate lC.t uaad-
miai~tssej 1t Jacob Barla. uev deceased. setting
miuiStraslon unaa said E>.te ia this Cnnrt. anl
that tile same h4S ieea l.ly alliiel. allowed aud
copLtuc0-tl-t al tAe doets and expenses ot al
,a'Ai>tftti1l have been ti'ly paid. ana Thar u1r
ton ct slii Estate remains to De divided among
tie heirs a.. said deceased. asd praying among ath-
ci taHES for an egdcr ot Justification Of the residue
oi ~aG Estate aw ag t1e acgsars entitled. Il g.
tie S~.@ Jacob Bartholomew. deceased, hs and APP
pear before The Probate Cocrt ol the Ciratr OF
Bate. at the Co8rt room W said Court n the
town q. oI0vilir. IN sa't County. on fhe 2~Ih day
oi November 1853. at eleven o'clooN ia the .oge-
noon OF sAil day. taea aaI there % show cause
why an order q" distribution shoull nut he made % {
The gc-ieIc ci sad Estate among the heirs of Oh q
Saiu Jacob tai;ho emewi deceased according O
law.
il is tsriaer ordered that copy af this order De
published for four ac-e--ive weeks before said
2sth day of Novcmher. i-it. in the UNlaN RFcGsn.
newspaper printed aud published IN the town %.
0FoTlte, touatyoi oi Butte aforesaid.
VS.. .StFFORD
Probate judge Baita County.
o.to'e7 2t,h. 1854.
COUNTY OF BUIIE-s ID. q. Moore County
CLERK Of Butte County and EX orcio Clerk of the
Frolate Court do hereby certify the f1rcloinr O.
be tcue copy ot tile order made and entered on
the miuutes of sad Count.
,- Witness nay hand and Seal OF said Court.
Is. affixed ta.s 2ltL G4v Of October. 4. D.,
t. lSj+. !. q. MOORE, Clerh.
JsHzs GREEN, Deplty.
4w52 Attorney fir Petitioner.