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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14


THE message Of President johnson was
looked forward towith 40 much anxiety. and
was regarded as of such great international
importance by the Canadian people, that il
was autographed complete 10 the Montreal
newspapers, and appears in full in their is
sues of the morning following the day Of its
presentation 10 Congress. II has been well
canvasscl by the provincials, and is CON
sidercd by them an able State paper, and,
on the whole, pacific in tone. Our Montreal
correspondent gives some interesting items
in regard 10 the different members Of jeff
Davis family, who are now making that
city their home, and are compelled, in con
sequence Of their limited means to live in
very modest style.
One hundred and eighteen citizens Of
Texas, all belonging to that class Of rebels
exempted from Executive amnesty. who
were worth over twenty thousand dollars.
were yesterday, il is reported, pardoncd by
the President.
The probabilities are, our Washington
dispatches state, that the issuance Of an ad.
ditional one hundred millions Of national
currency viii be authorized by Congress.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

ONE of the Judges of the Freedmen's
Court, Richmond, remarked to lawyer,
who carried the other day five law books
with him to that tribunal, in order to back
up his case with pertinent authorizes: Il
am astonished at you, sir; you come heer
with law books and talk about law they are
of no account, sir: all we want in this Court
is the Bible The lawyer will not again be
guilty of taking law book to the Freed
mems Court.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

In consequence of the fears of negro out
breaks entertained by some Of the people OF
Virginia, a proposition for the organization
of the militia has been submitted to the Leg
islature Of the State But our Richmond
correspondent thinks that draft will be
necessary to obtain the troops; as, so far, not
withstanding the earnest endeavors of the
local authorities and leading citizens in diff
ferent parts Of the State, they have been I'M
able to procure the first recruit towards fill
ing up the ranks Of a militia police force,
which was some time ago projected for the
purpose Of checking outlawry. 4 propose
ton for calling State convention to revise
the constitution Is also talked Of in cornec-
ton with Virginia Legislative matters.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

To OUR numerous friends who are for
warding us such substantial tokens of their
appreciation Of our paper, We tender our
sincere thanks.
We promise them renewed energy to an
swer their demand in making such paper
as will advance the interests and defend the
honor of the people Of Tennessee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

There Is too much foolish and reprohen.
sible love of show in this country, but we
have not yet, perhaps, reached the vanity
and extravaganza of private life in Paris.
A late letter from that city states that bap-
tismal dress of an infant has been prepared,
of exquisite embroidery and lace, at an ex-
pense of eighteen thousand dollars! The es-
tablishmcnt in which it was made has been
thronged with lady visitors to see the rich
and costly dress In which the little creature
is to renOunce the pomps and vanities of the
world.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
TO posi- MASTERS.

In resuming the publication Of The UNION AND
AMERICAN we contracted with the old hrm Oh. ..
GRIFFITH & Co., to fiji out their unexpired sub
scriptions % The cIfenf of the amount stiH due.
But as many changes have been effected since
the suspension Of this paper in 1852, we are com
PEELED to ask the various Post Masters az whose
Offices the UNIoS AND AMERICAN is received, 10
inform Us promptly by mail what papers are not
taken out by reason Of the absence or death Of the
parties OF for other cause.
Their PROMPT ATTENTION will greatly oblige Us
and will be received as a personal kindness.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

LIFE INsURAN cE--This is a subject OF
increasing interest. Many who have given
il thought regard il as one Of the most judi
cious Investments that the head of a family
can make TO secure an ultimate competency
to those who may be dependent upon him.
In this connection we invite the special at
tention Of those who feel an interest in the
subject TO the advertisement Of the ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
Messrs. Fairfield & Stephenson, special
agents at Nashville.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

From the New Orleans Crescent
4 relict of the past is seen in the man,
bearing upon his face and body the impress
of MANY wears. This man walks the streets
daily, bearing the marks of misfortune,
amid the friends he had known in better
years, but with an appearance so changed,
one can hardly recognize in him the Mercu-
ito Of the Crescent city, the gay, witty and
elegant gentleman, who was at one time the
very leader Of fashion. Seedy habiliments,
a bent body and wrinkled face, have nearly
obliteratcd all in him that was familiar in
the past. InheCjting a great fortune, he III
creased it largely by marriage, and from his
profession at the bar had an income of forty
or fifty thousand year, and received single
fee of $50, 600 upon a claim of real estate In
the lower part of the city. This wealth he
scattered with princely generosity and royal
profusion. He was a Lucullus at home, and
his inequalities aspired to all the magniii-
ccnce of the ancient Roman nobleman. In
1887 he gave a single soiree that cost S25,-
600, which exceeded in splendor anything
ever before known here. The very floors
over which the dancers moved were covered
with scenic paintings, the work Of the most
accomplished artist then in New Orleans,
and in the saloon where gaming tables were
arranged stood two blackstone filled with
bank notes and the other with gold, for the
use of those guests who we're unfortunate
with the tickle goddess. The dispenser of this
gorgeous hospitality is now dependant upon
his relatives. lie takes his loss with Chris
tan resignation, and does not fly from the
world nor rail against it, like TimOn of
Athens but moves through the world with
pleasant and urbane manner, as if he had
still the princely fortune al command. Such
cases as this are common since the war.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

A LADY in New York has sent the Sec
rotary of the Treasury fifteen dollars and a
long letter, in the latter Of which she pro-
poses that the national debt be paid of by
rateable contributions from me people. She
SAYS the sum enclosed is one fifth part Of all
shepossesses. Mr. Mccullough ought to send
il back to her;-while there are SO many
millions Of able-bodied and wealthy men in
the country, a woman, in such cirnumr
stances, should not be allowed to sacrifice
her substance 20 her good intentions.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

IT will be gratifying to the numerous
friends of JOHN OyERToN, Esq, to learn
that he has been pardoned by the President
and restored to all his rights of property.
We trust it will enable him to push forward
TO an early completion the fine hotel on the
corner of Cherry and Church streets, and
thereby fill one of the greatest demands Of
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

DON'T fail to read the inimitable poem in
to-day's paper entitled "THE BLAcKBIKD."
1t is side-spliting. IT is the most graphic
delineation Of the demoralized condition Of
our social state that we have yet seen.
Don't halt at the measure of the verse read
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

THE ladies of Baltimore recently present
ed General Lee with richly carved, seven
octave pianoforte of the Louis Fourteenth
pattern, manufactured at the piano establish
ment of Charles NJ. Stief, of that city. The
name of the donee was richly inlaid with
mother of pearl, indicating the source of the
present.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

A COMPANY has been organized at San
Francisco, to build railroad from that city
to town in San Diego, thence eastward to
the State line, and there connect with the
contemplated road to the Mississippi river.
The capital is thirty million dollars, and the
length Of the road seven hundred and twenty
,,,i1,s
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

THE past summer is said to have been the
most unhealthy one ever known in Arkan-
sas. The typhoid and intermittent fevers
have claimed the largest number of victims,
but the dyscntcry and other diseases have
prevailed with unexampled virulenoe, and
helped to swell the fearful catalogue Of the
destroyer. In addition to these diseases,
Little Rock, which has suffered, perhaps, as
largely as any other locality in the STATE, is
now visited by the smallpox. But the
disease is confined mostly to the colered
population.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

NONE Of our Memphis contemporaries have
yet favored us with an exchange except the
Bulletin. What is the matter, gentlemen?
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

TIE bridge over the Tennessee river, at
Decatur, Tennessee, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, is under dontrac,, and
is TO be built as soon as practicable Trans
fer al that point now takes place by steam
ho.f
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

THERE are at the present time two hun
dred and thirty students in the University of
Virginia great majority of whom were in
the army during the war.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

Coz. RoBT. JOHNSON, private secretary to
the President, has our thanks for hand
some copy Of the Message in pamphlet form.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

A HALF brother Of Gen. Forrest has been
sentenced to be hung by a Military Conmis-
sion. Earnest efforts are being made by
LOYAL men 10 have the sentence commuied.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

The widows Of Daniel Webster and John
]. Critenden are both residing in New
York.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN THE
4 Fourth Story Of the UNION AND AHHICAE
BLoCE, well adapted To many purposes. Apply
at the counting Fo0mof this office.
+. g. HUNTINGTON & Co.
1ceiA-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

A. STEWART. @. II. HOLDEN.
SAINT louis
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
@ o Nj II a n ",
HONE OFFICE: NO. 90 NORTH Third st
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
ASSETS, July /. IsG5,-........~s5ss,6;i 81:
SECURELY INVESTED.
Dividends declared to Policy Holders Jan l. 1865,
Forty Per Cent.
Reader, Is Your Life Insured?
If not. what provision have you made for your
dependent ones? THINK What would DO
their pccunary situation were you to
die tomorrow?
If it is wise to Insure, is it prudent to Delay?
- DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
DIRECTORS.
JAMES II. LUCUS.................SAMUEL WILL
Robert NJ Funkhouser Of Fuukhouser & Burnett
Chas. II. Peck, Presdt Of the Philo Knob Iron Co.
Robert X. Woods, Cashier Of the Merchants Bank
jules Vale, of Chouteau. Harrison Vale,
Geo. r. Robinson. of Robinson 4 Garland.
Chas. W. MoCord, Of McCord Co., Machinists
John +. Thornton, of Thornton Pierce.
Isaac Ii. Sturgeon. Presidt of the n. Mo. Railroad
Hon. John Hogan, Member Of Congress.
Henry 0yerstelz, Of Oyerstelz, Wagner K Co.,
Mich. Schafler, of Nicholas Schairer x Co.. Star
Candle Dealers.
William T. Gay, of Hancnkamp & Edwards
David Keith, of Keith Woods, Booksellers and
StatiOuers
R. P. HanenkamP, of Gay & Hanenkamp.
b. 4. January, of d. A. January & Co.. Grocers
and Commission Merchants.
VIM. }. Lewis of Lewis 4 Bro, Tobaccousts.
i. ROzer, IT., Of +. RoZier, Jr, X Co.
Jacob TaInzh, of Tamm q Meyer.
OFFICERS.
SAMUEL WILL, President.
JAMES II. LUCAS. Vice President
VIM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
WIN. N. BENTON, General Agent
DIR. JOHN t. HODGEN, Consulting Physician
LAKELAND. CLINE & JAMISON, Legal Adv'rs
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actusry.
sILAS X. FOOT.
State Agent for Tennessee.
u
+. w, STEPHENSON,
Special Agents. Nashville, Tenn.
Office; Second National Rank building
Nashville Local Beard Of Reference:
Hillman, Bro. & Sons, J. a. McAlster 4 CO..
Jno. Kirkman. q. j. Stubbefcld,
James NJ. Hamilton, A. Hamilton,
James Woods
Examining phygicians.
Thos. Il. Jennings. VI. D.. 7. VI. Madden.
decl3-lm
1UU BBIS CHOICE APPLES;
IS Dairy Salt;
1900 Supcrfne and extra family Flour
Car loads Bran. in store, and for sale
decG-3t, RIEA & SMITH.
WANTED,
DY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN
ID some Wholesale Grocery or Commission House.
has some experience as salesman. Addres 90"
Box II, Winchester, Tennessee. decl2-lwF
SERAYED OR STOLEN,
ON YESTERDAY MORNING. FROM THE |
~ Front Of our Warehouse, one small BAY |
MARE, about IL hands high. dark legs. no other |
marks remembered. We will give IS reward for |
BAILEY. ORDWAY & Co.
decl2-2t Broad street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
FARM FOR SALE.
PERSONAL NOTICE
MORGAN e co.

DARTIES INDEBTED TO TIE ABOVE
i FIRM Will find their Notes and Accounts
with Mr.. JAMES KYLE. at the new house Of
Strnit0a. Pointer 4 Co.. Broad street. Mr.. X. u
authorised 10 receipt for al money due The hrrn.
Nashville. Dec. D BJ-dwlm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

And the Niger still is standing in my entry, on
the landing,
A pretty barry picture, with his back against my
door.
And his eyes are ever spying at my ham, as it is
frying.
And my poker still is lying near my hand upon
the floor,
But my yictuals to the "Gy-trap" of that niger
by my door,
Shall be lifted" novcrmore."
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

commercial Eank..---..lO
Farmers Bank OF y.
tarOlina......-.-....--......
Merchants Bauk.........Ii
Bank Of EoNborO......l0
Miners and Planters
Bauk....-...................nj
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
BANKERS & BROKERS.
Ran KING HOUSE
OF
a. W II 4 Ell SS 4 60.
. UNION STREET.

Bank OF Fult1n..........2. .
saw HrHh. -. 90
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WANTED,

DY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN
ID some Wholesale Grocery or Commission House.
has some experience as salesman. Addres 20"
Box Il, Winchester, Tennessee. decl2-lw%
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
ALABAMA.
Hnnk of Mnhiln.-
GEORGIA.
COTTON FACTORS.
Partnership Notice.

SAMUEL A. MEDABY Of Columbus, Ohio
and TlOS f, BURKE, of Nashville. have this
day entered into C0pHrtncrship uadCr The title
aud for conducting the business givsn aud de-
scribod in the following card.
Nashville, Tenn. Dec. lst, 1885.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

' OuchCrs...............,....
Tennessee BOudS.........Ss
Davidson co. B0uds......7O
J.. & y. II. Il. Script....75
, 1865-07-01
THE BITTERS after SICKNESS

Exhsusttng 1eyef 1eavea III victims lou.
And, uuasslited. Healtht return u slow:
Then With tho Bitter weakened Nature ia.
For In each drop vttslit5s canve5ed-
, 1865-07-01

TIL nfGjC&mENk 13e14 no GQ4OE1pM- ~0c0q
ueecs 20 bn1h, and ths Kesds hcile1 4 ~ own bst
ficAricn It viii prove thHt destr4 the natct II
fsesr1 and Ia rchtT rvNtf" indc.u to ntl Sufferers
Who use IL hubbed up,u the p2in. Q. b.cE bona sAJ
for twentl minutes At sle enout three t1leB
dGy ard away Eoe4 1t ce ~ The pA1n fe:u :uttlnx
I-om tu.h female complaints ~ .encotTnca- Eekken.
u:es steSies. headsche, DC th~ camp!sluts ,hen-
relves Kaduay dis srreaEtug sos cnly 1=t!tvese 70
1se mp pinAtapu Of tnt HeAav Eetrf. F.E III e7tcA
al. ctuts. for we.knusa. rhe11aatm. n.fs"otaoe&,
xeu1Rz.a limb igo usasol actar'ca Eout sA.a!f14s,
Euup1css esA.es 81 the kions3h oiaa1es, nrethrs
Ih!ehs: for vFakn 81 and 1swahess IN the oAck o.
q. rub th- stlna1 cou1 v IL in The nxanar nen.
toped Acd you nnsT depend npon esft&sn anu
so- meier TO rub With Ready Reles tse PAT o1Lae
csses OH Of b. ndfs the pzae viii vAnsh q shs 1sst
1opbLR, 4 " '. II van hUxrlf 20 - tEe eecSnu An4
II esrFclsy the att atA Of Group, dlrathoIA
sorr hoh1sefea pain IN tbs breast pan IN Lno
buwela spa1ms, cutA. nruses. .ounoa, GIAmps Eni!'
s.r,s, md 50 On. a iesso1ontul II sFeeened EAte9
car1fs The ata rbtEI ttohc, nyS Ia5y. tootantbs
Of tae pvelA chele1s Hufbua. hear: barn Uniting.
cnnFntkIonA Ytc& hc4d4chr, d. Whist nedlcAment
except HktEa,s = Ready Ee1let car edotd "lesdT re-
N-t,AdvAst I.sRty H-I-f u cot 0nlY kse besf.
but It IL the chetp.st medie!n. 10 thu wo;!f Fifty
Ct1tk expanded fJr = st4e Of hrliaf vii % noee
good cure netr haLsa, nj rAu b. used 10: more
pG!posea thAp ten dollars eEpA q fot ~the1 Inecl-
cat.onz. 7herB II no pain. n:he Or iau-Hdty-!Iom
wa3 Z HtAcJ Belief Elu be 1ou u great tc-F:ce
Eod b. nNkK1atf. The ITa'e 'n71:tt ~ LDKu q
GNITH, Wholesale Dru niss. Ca:cs.o. IL.
teaBc2.S CIV tAAH
, 1865-07-01

From Inc Ttleu1 bltut, 2osa.
The stockholders OF the Toledo & Wabash
Railway Co., met at Its Office In this city at
II o'clock a. II. today, for the purpose Of
takiag into consideration the proposed con-
solIdaliou with ihe Great Western z. !. Co.
for 1859, the Quincy l. Toledo Z. 4. Co.,
and the Illinois s. Southern Iowa r. R. Ca
There were G., 600 votes cast, ea;h represent
51.349 we're given for the apprsys! and ratiti-
cation Of the proposed arrangement, aud IL
aG0 against It. The agreepent Tas thereupon
declared confirmed. .-.....
The Illinois Companies take action upon
the subject on Friday next, (the 3oth.} mo
doubt Il entertained Of the result In their
case, aud the consolidation Is regarded as In
eIfiatIe.
, 1865-07-01

found that he had Withdrawn during the
u,ght and setsed to Weatover.. Our pickets
wete re-est&blshed, and The troops returned
to their former positions.
This expedition. which waa the last under
taken by Gen. Mcclellan on James River, was
attended with small loss Oh either side. G2n.
Hampton, With his brigade Of caTalEy, kept
The enemy. closely confined within his lines
untfl his final withdrawal.
, 1865-07-01
[Frpu II. 3i7tl1cA Journal A.d Ks4tew.]

a;tea ....-...
CuxHoKI1 RHXxD1-Tne caption Of th1s pAzaE.Apa
Is tnt name Of Vegetable medicine In the fbkm c2
gy:pp, which u now admitted. whea u1ed with tn
EuTEcKxx INJECTION. to Be tho aafe*t and bpeedleE
cure for Goucrrn1ea and F1uur AIhos sshites IN le
uaales} II We consider tho amount OF aanezia$ ana
frequency OF thtss tltsases, va c2ctnt but admit tA
blessings nf They tep1aco slekne1y BY healu
and loettseenesa By csaaniineaa does not mese1,
and, being purely vegetable. sweet, pleasant ayrup
not tsas1eshoe % ts4;s q scnsa !ea!e. 70 poison
dcuft and dangerous than the trestEneat OF tho oEt
stn4l dtsehse. Bcld rI Al dtuGg1Gt&.
, 1865-07-01
Discovery OF Ei5,O0O OF Counttrfeit
Money! -

Capt Rhodes md officer Herbert Of tie
43d tDlooR'yn) Precinct, on Monday evening
Of ccunte1teit money was In the possession
Of enc Of the boa1ders ut the larson House,
No. l51 Crosby street, this city: This na2.n.
Dtugall and Coyle. they visited the place
md eueceedcd In seiz9ng about s15, ,ooo Of the
spurious stuff, representing. twos., thrces,
avcs and tens on the New York County Eank,
MECHANICS Bank Of Lynn. Mass.. Undertook
,Dank, n. r, Bank Ct Fishkill, \. z, Sugar
River Bank, Newport. n. L., State Bunk Of
Camden, Pa. Mechanics Bank Of New Bed
ford. Mats, Peoples Bank, Ro4buzS, Mass,
Bank of Lowvllle, n. T.. Comme 'c,ai Bank,
Burlington, Vt, and the New York Exchange
Bank. Win the exception Of ons or TWO,
Syeie made<-N, T. Tribune, 22esth.
, 1865-07-01

TFtou HaAits Journal OF Hea.th.1

"CAssr THou ADxsx!s1xR roA A1so D1s1AsHoP'
aaxeA The great drhltAt3t Tea. 1A5 We, and "plue1
SFpn lie hFsrt the rooted Borrow, soo." WR1anf1
Htrr1sA11rx E11ItE aas such marvellous poWstsn
Mralushid boon 70 bokh aeks. il u the greatest vtgo
tab'e t5At has yet besu nase kuaWl fdg
The beaent 1t the dctiltated portion Of tbs hun7l
family.
, 1865-07-01

LIT Eov DxsPoxnzgu1 sny Longer be ths uyer.p1e
vsiln2 bane Of tho a1lsn atase Of the human snil1
deneY, oto 4otts, despatr, tendency to 1ook 1po9
The gloomy side Of sFs ~ 70 dfsvs
fuTs Jnn 917E ~ lae case aS aosesets TT WnlsnTa
RLJCvExATrSo Elixir ~ IT onns aestsnnttt.n II
energies Jes. even Jpnnx blood into sous retns II
Who ptao upon ihe brink OF thc grave who mny hASk
tried In vain 10 ra1e 5ontseM IRON tho - klo.9n o
despair = be i1ducrd, even though |. nay Ee ut tht
eseYeath hcuf, TO trY III loothinE tns1eaea.
, 1865-07-01
Rntcls.
e OR LEAS E.
Barrumss St. Lonis Hotel,

IL the rTa growing bustneas part Of the city cor.
OF Second SD = alnu: str.cIs, bAE4cE $50 room.
SOU re 1ha IL tha"Ee khd In fuu vseE
oI the ton bern Hotels seAr TEe staAno.s: landing.
ard Fl.Ato tnpseuIt diktslcS OF .ne i abroad Ue
1pDfs Ant p!AEt4 Of hrnresEnt"f
The 1lcnsc cpaHs IL lS'$ under tho 1u4pcet q
IHEHON BAENuN d 90 Who Fr+tred oaIy itst yeaf.
Dur .nE 'heir Hn1n'ty cv.Fy nees.a17 e nren!snee
ling ~ rotnpest III It Arsftn' nn anY TIC II.
Iiot and cold WAtsr thru hout ;he HossA- HaTblE
asa pa1ios. dc-. hta ed With st-em The roonas ars
light atry. and Grey artlcle Of ID nte
or 4dcca REMAINS IN THEH II 1UtE
y h lIevsd that the well xn1~n 1nete1 tnd fe2f
tA1rE fthIs Hnuse ne ain :stntd snt tn early
q mp etten Of tb+ PAc tic kAlro u WILL c3Iulbess
tatEt3 to HA spttet.
Ire rr.H~n: e. Il u do no. vaca.e TOR 3Aef OF pvt
fonAff A4 will take pleasure In showing TIE p.Enl
&es lEt usc VII be pa. IL CoMple.< oxtef sea 70
Actfrts hi :ecArta liberal ieA1e sill ontr-d .A
tea4csxG 1gt Gnfl Il TAYLOR,
, 1865-07-01

~ 0fT1cz OF TEE 1soAKD or PTBLi1 HoE1s !
kaIlC4 90 June Is. b. 18sS !
Whereas, the Common aotnc'l Of Inc CITY Of Chi
caFo b.. Ordered thsl Vine .tfcut be eI-ended from
ii pftec11f norshert 1cyrn1ntA M1DK altt OF the
E1cth pf 30 - ITO hxt
Nov ih1 reiors pubic notice u hseoy ktrca 70 Al
ner cra irtfreat.d that tho CunHaIE .1one~a the
Hoard Pnbuc Woak1 slI meet at Room Nv Is. ii
the cont House. IN sale city o. tie u: DAY oi July.
iAe daneFua thxi Will tesua an.d fsht oenent4 con-
FRED tak. ther with the cos Of the proce- nk1 By
reaxk Of the tolIg Of such work sid the making ct
nd rpnum olAted 1yu1Hcvem6Ht
The gecca d*srEtntion OF the tAnd - p crnosmned
Il The Cea' ~ 81 90 fec Of t1b' o. Eca ~ sud tho
caN II y+7N feat OF biz ttGn {1o Of thr su6tty1han
Of the csat lsl of lot one ~ Q: block one u OF ghe&
feict Addttion 10 Ch1tAkp. J. q ss1NpkLE,
EKkb IkIZ,
Oh EOaK
.Cousntisaorazs cf the BoA1t Of Pnoap Wortx.
Tnt Gf&3Ei
, 1865-07-01

WArTaEA n 1eAi and permanent cure In nlne CASES
out u ten Of Ill chronic decsto dteases OF either
se1. which hAvt been given up By ottef phJ3lcaan1-
H:s great euccats IN cu1tnK seoent or long ftsndox
aseRsea, whether Aezedts.Y or oths1Rise, entities
HIN 70 tue fullest conn tencs Of lbs pnslie- Tia
Doctor ex:eatl ~ Invitation T. ~ who are Inflicted
70 cA and have ptr8onsl Interview T. Eree Ch s-g9
Al ltlt.n co1tslnln stamp viii be promptly auaWeF.
Cd. Pa1Enis n the Co1AkFT N hA fe medicine hent
their dlaeeAe and sendtrc fse.
The ory Erilkbs p,svantse for ladies' NJ, ae1t to
ono. 40 f.1lo... ! IS kne 1a7 s,a.h 1srkat,,
Chicago, IL. ityfrN a
, 1865-07-01

GIcur. Smooth skin and bra attfuI Com
,rrinE futiow the use Of uelnnhoid : +E0neeutfAted
kIa!t Extract 6.ftArA1 H.. 1t ftnosea o4aek spo3s
Ep1r,t.s. I nd al efuptjpI4 Of the kf1l.