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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-30
BROOKE COUNTY ELECTION

Wsllsburg ToWnship.-Senate-I H. Du
vail, 137; Z. B. Cooper, 79. Duvall's ma
jority, IS. House Geo Hooker, 131; j. N
White, 73. Hooker's majority, SO.
Cross Greek To,oRship-FIaley's.-Snate
L. H. Duyall, 40; E. B Cooper, "a Du-
wallis majority, L. Hoase-Geo Hooker,
80; j. NJ. White, rs. Hooker's Ddjority, Is.
FoUler's.-Senate-I. H. Duvall, So; E.
B. Cooper, 80. Hoase-Gee. Hooker, t32;
j. NJ. White, &c. Whites majority, l.
Good HiN -Senate-LH H. Duvsl, -; Z.
B. Cooper, -. Hoas-Geo. Hooker, -;
J. NJ. White, -.
Buffalo I0icnship Bethany. -!Seaate-I
H Duvall, 81; E. B. Cooper, 66. House
Geo. Hooker, 66; j. NJ. White, 81.
Stone School House--Senate-I. H Du.
vail, =; E. B. Cooper, :. Hease-Geo
Hooker; -; j. NJ White, =.
WellS.-Senate-I. H. Duvall, SO; E. B.
Cooper, SO. Cooper's majority, g. House
Geo Hooker, 50; j. NJ. White, S.
Whites majority, 6.
We give above the vote at the respect
i've precincts, SO far as heard from at the
time of going to press. The vote in the
three precincts not heard from will not
change the result; but viii leave good
majority for Duvall and Hooker.
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IrNcoIN rowNsr,

Z acknowledgement, IS; werniuaSr, g
Dslesate-Wsl1s, go johnson, 76,
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Real Estate Agency.

Real Estate Agency.
7 HAVE oPRNBD An OFFICE
i 0vER Jesspb Bell Z Gee etorS Warsboase
ON Monroe, between Main and Nsskst strssts
and ofsr my services and sclicit ths pstrcsar
Of those wsshiss 20 seD o. puchsss
REAL E1TATE. 49,.
BK1T DWELLING l0UHIS
STORE ROOMS,
01yNU e ~
EARMa .fss,.f sA
III vin giys 49, 80 - 80
s s'af '''1' = '''''s'-s HI uwu.
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From the Petersburg Times

The election on yesterday was with
e following result, in this city:
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From the Sistersville, CTyler Co.. Argus)
THE ELECTION.
The election yesterday passed O f. with
out any unusual excitement. We give
the vote 20 far a. received:
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devil in. be did not by loud and furious
devotion to this rebel cause get himself
placed at tho head Of it merely to betray
It and to destroy it. Whatever else may
haunt his conscience in his cell, yonder
ut Fortress Monroe-whatever else, the
thought can never come to him there that
he betrayed the friends who trusted him
with power. He did what1he could, and
whatever consolation can be derived
from devotion to bad cause, must be
his. But what shall be said of the man
at Washington, WHO was so loud and so
furious few months ago in his denun.
Citations Of treason and traitors, and
slavery and aristocracy, and every form
OF class legislation; who was only impa-
tient with our good President Lincoln
because he was too lenient to the traitors;
what shall we think of him if, after these
professions-professing his determine
ton to punish traitors. and make trea.
son odious by punishment, declaring that
opinion; that traitors must be punished,
not pardoned; that slavery in every root
and 6ber must be destroyed; that the lib
critics must be sscured-what shall we
think Of him, after getting possession of
this government and this cause, if he
shall finally betray it into the hands of |
she men who have tried to destroy it; if |
ne shall select those who are guiltiest of |
TINS rebellion-the rich men Of the South |
III DO shall select these men who led the
bloody host that sought to destroy this
country; what shall be said Of him If he
shall betray rs by giving the power to
these Shareholders, taking it away from
our friends, BY giving the elective nan +
ehise to these rebels and taking IL away
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E SIIPLa JOB.

EcI, sir, there is {. certain amount
Of interest attaching to the common
est jobs in our lin. rs you say. Bat
the detective system in this country
ain't what i, is in Oi,i England; its
younger, you know. There is some
smart fellows among us. though; not
that I'm one Of en-. Tn modest.
nnl But LII tell YOU how J! done up
tha: Osdcll Job, If ycu care 10 :.,anl.
[ dare say it Il sound simple enough to
you. So 1t does to m~.
Osucll's banking hols, IN he village
nf l., in this .Stat". WAS cracked
"ome three months; ago. and one thun-
siu>! foil, hundred Al.,. tWt;.iE dollars
~ Scvcn-thirtics. was carried of. Mir.
Is,iru sent to rs for IL detective. anHI
v;eut Gown to /. 1t was a simple
enough STATE OF things. \ youn-. fc!-
low by the name OF Lawrence Huight
n.i LETT town imllcdiatrl; after the
robbery. and inquiries at his boarding
house showed lhat he left without
giving any notice of his intention.
He had been idlinS aromd the village
for some weeks, and the woman hc
boarded with said he had been pretty
hard up for funds, but had told her
he expected some money from his
unc,c, and the day after the robbery.
had paid her Up and Let town. |
called ut the post Office all fonnl that
no letter had come for Haight: those
country po masters know every letter
that passes through tileir hands. Won
II 20, and at the press Office the same
u linSs were rendered. I1aight was
ao doubt the robber. L set out to find
h:ln
The ti>!:et agent and tlM baggage
man at the little railroad depot were
postiy ( Haigii had not left town til t
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ME@CELLANx,
Cataractania.

she wore m3lstrous waterfall the nirl
when first We met
roll. half morse, half h,lma, hair. huns
IN 4 bcadetlAict;
It rtstcJ OF her shoulders. fcr tllc first time
put - usc,
And s!i.. l,oSed just like Digger squaw
When Juggling papoosc;
Or taking, Il good rcarward sqrlint at head
and hair together,
Just like a horse with tail tied up in very
muddy weather.
And she stopped beneath her burden, she
thought was passing fair,
With her dainty head drawn backward, and
her nose turned up in air,
saw i!or but moment, so graceful and 50
tall,
bending, sweating 'ncatl, t;lc burden oc le y
cherished waterfall.
Black 81; Ethiop were The silhcn cur:> thai
nature to her gave,
Aud t'l.y ..ip;!.l round her forehead il
many . glorious w.,vN;
And proudly would She :Nin~ them round
l:cr fingers slim and fav,
And many We're The lovers, ;lat had begged
4 lock of hair.
md onc> freely had .s;." severed them from
nratl, her jaunty lia;$;
Eut L.: them hint at >lc!i things now. ard
So will give thcn ''vitS.
CIR IN more Pleasant nl,.:ncn; she'll hand
t:.":u III !. tri'".
\ something, az "ll. smiling, ask if they
''G"ut smell i ,;licc.
i -a%; hey but : iHn:leEt. w:rn she niri"d al
hall.
nIUuStrOiS WATERFALL.
Kissing; brow. anl c;.ccl:, and bosom, onc,.
he: $ "rinn> hair swept free.
I;ow c,ivicl them tilrir pleasures. How
loMycd IL c,lT! to ir,,
Eut now t:vy are strained backward til irr
ewes are :illcd w;tn t"arS
Destroying al ,hcii' brau,, ) making islands,
OF her cars!
AH;l ""vyin" the camel lis far from pretty
hump
Iric;, "a rilul him by wearing Il more trc
Ard b""ulr low to fashion its S,nSccS.<
laws and beck.
Makes herself y fierce nlouStro.ity w:th
%oit :c on i,lc neck.
Oh! saw her but j n!:,moni. as She whirit Il
around t:ll .u!',
Wit, i load upon hey shoulders; she cali, /
u waterfall.
Gone tie beauty Of he. ti@urc- :,o"c the
air VITA ";l:ch >h,. trnd
,I",amo!'plo>cd to Al l.'shnan that's car
rSn@ IL hpd
Conc ,h,. sl"2in;, SHOULDER: h"aut: that
ollc" or g.2:e wouid G;in,l.
For hcr l. I'D iS Tx. poodle with its tail
curlcd MP behind!
What I nris:c she'd nr ior 3arn,,m, How
he'd place h@r Il cage.
Were she lr-ic Gi,'ti,;i'c,l. were not water
fAll, ;Hc r:s
;i:;.' uo; ":o:r'''l grown feline turned, INTO
i."nl2: cats.
AL tying - ".o lovers Wit, :; bat OF
>'T~u ~ v..j>.
Had they Meyer learned ,hc mystery, at
opera amt ";N,
OF ''h"!,;in' ralni" beneath bag tI",:vr
named d waterfall?
Oh. when VIII .a.hi,n give rs back III.
cGG:l:S We priced 80 l;'n:s,
The We, q -ilA"n ~p!'EG.t!' ~" yl,~mc O.
many Z song
Tn, sninln:; ha.r tl:at kissed Tie hrnw in
nai:y al airy curl.
And gave the crowmins beauty to every
lovely girl?
Wncn will scnsc resume its rule again IA
s,hiur rr"evc check.
And or loved ones no more carry round a
pillow on ti!cir neck,
\ tn... composed Of horses tails, of wool,
Of jutc, II cord
4 H,ons,rot;.. niran Disagreement !y every
man &bhn:rcd,
A load UPON ,nrir shoulders. at home,
an.'o:,,l. ii i;ali,
y fo:ii.,i! bag y sciscicss bump, thcv call
!. WATERFALL: t-Nc'c lo.;i D.Sp,.Jc,.
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took him in my buggy, and started on
my way home. His wife insisted on
going too. but I told her she couldn't
60 i'll my buggy; if she wanted to fol-
low me in another buggy, she could
do that, but ia have to have consta-
bic to drive it for her, for fear of acci-
dents. She agreed, and she followed
Inc eli the way. back to that village
that [ can't relKembcr the name Of,
and took the same train with us-that
Is: nc and ny man.
She was tea years older than he vas
j sAo'lld say, a2d she was very devoted /
10 lin. SEc waited on him like q
scIvcnt. oc6 77cs continually doing
cc-n,ctah;;cg for him-buyinS oranges
and Hi,i::c.Gy5. s:;pring Ecr hacdkcrchi3Ss
ur:dc,: his l.arblcs to cas-. his wrists,
and SO q.
l'i>c vc,;og man denied the bank
rohl:c-ZC -, ard do1n, and told very
neat story t. clear 1t up. lie said his
y"G l:a,.,c vas Love. ard thai he tco!1
the nanc OF Haight as q disguise while
l." vas Eidiu- from HIS father in /
II; h;iyl run aw2v from his father, who
lived il Nev- o1k city. out OF love
t"r tho woman that was with hiln. fte
S:lo she was 8 married woman. but
was suing fcT & divorce at the time he
Wa boarding Ill Il. and he was
w"finG fo: tho result OF tnc trial. She
llvri With her parents on q farm h.,lf-
way between t4--- and the next sta
;lon, and he used to 50 10 see her
evenings meeting her III Tie road hv
h'' fathers house. After She 60. the
divorce she came into her lnui,ry, and
That va- where lie got his money to
Day his board and his travelll" .N-
ir:rH&. Her folks were respectable
"]l people, and he and his IuIy-lovc
arranged between rin to save scandal
h.T lis going OF alone and travelling
ah""t for :, week OF two and at the
end "f that tiluc they met in Toronto
"j!] "cr. married Then they came
on West, :l:,l finally h;rd settled down
II Nhrmunk All they wanto,l was Il
home ior Themselves, they cared not
how i''mb!r, where they colll'l live
alil love III peace, away from all their
uid :,1iuuintanccs
\ very nice yarn. wasn't it
Very we'll got up it was. sir. and
thats 4 fact-vvry we'll got ul. but
the best OF i: was. that it was all true
t:"in hc@inninY to end, as / found
wn'n eott" L. with my prisoner,
lust Mn"lay night
The real burglar had been caught
H!at vr''v day, and had confessed his
tr!'n". So ti:c iil,t thing | h;ld to DO
VS. to take off young Loves ha%,l-
cllIi| md ;r;k hun what he wanted of
IN IL the way of satisfaction. he and
Ii :S."i'c were cvcrioyed ut the new
tlrn CT affairs: :nl IS it Was night
"!!ril ~ rot IN, a! thrv asked on ~"
vas liberty to leave town h.y the mid
:lMht t".iiil West. and Il promise that
] ""';!I; not tell iAc l. people who
they really were The woman Ea;l
:lr,l ,lt&.,tInccS in I4
)" ;!iat was the way I worked M,H
JOB up. Simple. oh ? That was just
what allied it. II the thing hadn't
hrva 50 perfectly plain and simple
every WAY, it wouldn't have led me so
iai' :~t;::.y You see. -IfnpcrS N~LTr. I
to>,, Oh
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w. IL. JOHNSTON,
MI a siSEr0.fe

"Nicr an PicA'"I'S street East end or Lu,lu.
NN-IIL attend to all official business
w hrrli slt before him; viii also attend
{" drawing up Deeds. ConvcyanccS, Mort
cages Contracts, and other ordinary legal
Instrument, of writing, Far copies Of any
document executed with ncatncss and de-
S!'atch. August l
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For the Convention.

The friends OF the Union and oe their
STATE dr,iljnS to bring i 20 her councils
prariIca! knowledge. sound patriotism and
'''"t;"n #" hrr best interests, respectfully
nc:ni;i;ttc the following gentlemen as dele
.ta;"~ to the State Convention from the
D..,rir; of ihl#nd:
!D.iN CALDWELL,
WADE HAMPTON,
y. Il. TAYLOR,
W. y. HARRIS.
August X
, 1865-10-28

. Among II the ce1e..atcd remedies for tho euro Of
10 give such satisfaction 10 Ill. Is
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Snrsapari1la.
T. ths Western s.a,cs nesy th5scso9s:hs of The IT,
t! Of tho ltvc ead Il I! becrFd thst n!netcnths Of
ali the sickness ind suffering eztsc from that cAase.
DR.. Easter1y's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
II an infallihle for Ivrr Complsnt 1t has spe-
citc action % the Liver. md few bottles win cure
TIE worst casea.
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparllla
II Iafieal sutr for chronic Or 1aaammatov Rheu-
atist1. THIS medicine removes the caust by purity.
Ing tue blood. ntd The c1fr Is certain and pcsmancat
Dir. Easterly's Iodine end Sarsapari11a
,sG n y,!is5t Snss e'e
DR.. Eastcrly's Iodine and Sarsaparil1a
Stands prem!nut = the best rcucay eyes dscoyc,ed
cured Cases of orer forty years standing.
DR.. Eastcrly's Iodine and Sarsaparilln
Is the bcst rrncCy Known 10 tic cTilzcd word for
S:ss "A s
Sats:sa .'.is = i'siih. ills ne7a.t.las euse for
Isr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
10 the tctt Cosmetic known Ladies' *ho admire
elear white skin and rosy check, should abandon he
q sH aa5 sse a11S S
.he skin By Purifying the blood, and giving actsi{ to
10
Dr. Eastcrly's Iodine and Sarsapari1la
IL Ecat female medicine. II Immediately counter
as,: Is ;, q =. tsals 3as ~
become vigorous and iull Of energy Under It's Influence.
Es @ as ehs asSf h ill., 4hh L H FL TE
MENsEs: In such cases it eannos be too highly 70.
DIR. Easterly,s iodine anl Sarsaparilla
Sill iheun,. send Hc;i. Wa SoSss Hotche9 pimnie:
, 1865-10-28
EnrriaI jnDllcc5.
Dr. NfEc2oW%

Is te only Physician = aNaciAl!as now IN the city
thai c.n be e.rcs5 re'!td upon. Go TO u1x, md rct
eufrr D,eeaac to rrn2n in your systsm, ixa5us3ns
VOLT fhec and body besides destroying yons happaes.
and future prospects, tn Nfe. Ae tlas made p+rsoaz]
1,-ca4ex snd debility h,4 study for tae IL,
.ve.ty yrars, enc Il therefore the pesson whom I'll
nt,!ctcd ehould conault No one evc7 heard Of . "a
tdtn, Of hs not being cured nnce he has been IN the
city. His reputation hat vouchers Ia Al the city pa
pers, hs psnta and the medical profession. both here
and abroad. being the most skilled specialist hes
and thorough .naster OF hs profession, II III oshs3f
3Al cont despair, Ctve HIN cali It u ooly co'
mon occu1rcnce with him to cure sneh caaes- uss
roous arc separate for lAdlcs and Esnurmcn @nu tae
1nost complete IL the city. Consuulo1s iFee ana
confidential. ...
omce No. 178 eoutb Clark street, ,cosnE Of Nonroe'
half block ftsu the Post once rost once 1aox 154
Chicago, M. on.ce hours non >. n. 70 t. r. NJ
srn6 FIR III. f3u,1e 70 HEALTH published monthly
Eee Of ch&rgc-
Yorsa My. TAX PAr1.cr7AE foIzcE.-uoctoa
uRo,ov deyotes uucl Of hls time to the treatment Of
rlos. r.., csn.rd b, secret habit which ruins both
1oav ,,o mind uniting The unfortunate Individual
far c4r business O. society. The sad eect Of these
CARR ,olts OF be Of Eper years. is to weaksn
md ccal,,ate tic constitution. destroy the physica
snd mental powcra, almn1ih and eufecbte the patura
seers, snd erhsust she vtsa enezxtes of manhood
.hc pleasures of1e ared the object Of marriage
t.ustr1tcd and existence itsai rondered Term of IN.
ccassag misery aad ssgrot. Such psrsoos, especially
1o<e contemplating marriage, shou,d lose no time IN
mailing immediate application, Dr.. h. BY hla new
treatment u caabled to dsuse = speedy and pe1ua-
ntzli curt.
, 1865-10-28

Mr.. Frazier sat reading, In his counting
room. He was in the midst Of piece Of in-
terestfng news, when lad cama to the door
md said" De you want boy, sirs'
Without lifting his EYES from the paper, Nj:
in rather q rough WY.
Before the lad had reached the street, con-
science had compelled the merchant 10 listen
to rebuking sentence, -
"You might have spoken kindly to the
Is IN opportunity."
alr. FRAZIER let the paper G1ll before his
eyes, anl turned to look at the lad. He Was
tmnll-but clean. The merchant tapped nt
cne Of the windows OF the counting room,
end the boy glanced back over bis shoulder.
4 sign from the merchant caused him to rc-
turn.
What did you Eay, Just now:''
Do you want boy, sir!' The lad re-
rcated the words hc lad spoken, hcsitatipglg,
Il few minutes before.
alr. Frazier looked at him with a suddenly
awakened interest. He had fair, gGlisu
iace, dark brown eyes and hair, aud though
slender and delicate In appearance, stood
erect, with manliness Of aspect that showed
him to bc already conscious OF duty In tue
world. But there did not seem to be much OF
tiet stuff In lin that Is needed for the battle
Of ltte;
nntary respect for the lad getting possession
The boy fnt down, with his large, clear eyes
fixed on tho merchant s face.
"How old are your"
81 Was twelve, sir, last month, replied the
aWhat splendid eyes,n said the merchant
to himself :'And I've seen them before,
dr1k ard lustrous as woman's."
Alvey back In the past the thoughts of Mr.
Fraxier went borne on the Light from those
beautiful eyes; and for some moments be for
cot the present in the past. But when he
came back into the present agEaiu, lie lad
sotter heart toward the stranger lad-
"you ehou1d go to school Tor year or two
1onrer,'' be said.
ii must help my mothcr,'' replied the lad.
"Is your mother very poor?"
ayes, sir, md she's sick."
The lads yoice shook little, and his soft
wcman's eyes grew brighter in tears that aled
them.
Mr. Frazier had already forgotten tho point
Of Interest In the news aftcr which his mind
was scaching when the boy interrupted him.
II don't want a lad myself said Mr. Frazier,
s'but maybe can speak good word for You,
and that would help, yon Know. think you
would make an honest and useful lad. But
you arc not strong" .....
"Oh, ycs, sir, I'm strorg!'' And the boy
stood up In brave spirit.
The merchant looked at him with 4 steadily
increasing interest. >
"Whut Is you name r. he asked.
.'Charles Lconnrd, sir"
- There was m Instant change In the uaer-
chants manner, and he turned Ills sace SO Tar
awEy that the boys eyes could not sec Its ex-
preston. For long time he Eat stu aud ST.
Ien.-so long that tho boz. wondered.
sis your ta1hc7 llrl1g!" a!r. Frazier did
, 1865-10-28
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


~ Sale NE kIL1ANlS, lQOk, C6untY-S3.
EIFf CotLTCToEs OTT1CK. CDCET HOUSE,,
Room No. II. Chicago, October -, E6H,
r3nAc Notieo u hereby etven that rne following de-
seIioea Matfaats have been placed my hands ios
Warrant a3 west dated OCT 18th, 1sxy aa l.sned tor
the collection Of Aapecial asscssment levied for il-
Ing. EfatlnE and ptauk1ug alley in Rlocs H. Ca4al
IEusteea' Subdivision, ". X and 81. n. {. Y, Soc.
Warrant III, North, dated Oct. sth 1861 and Issued for
the collection Of sptcial assessment leyIed Tor
enrbtng and paving North Clark street. from Chicago
avc1nc to the Chicago River
Warrant North, dkted Oct 1Sfh ls63 and fs4ued for
the collection OF special assessment levied for oli
leg. grading 1nd plan king alley IN Block {1t Vol
colts Addition to ChfcAso.
Warrant AZ North, dated Oct 18th, 1S65 aud l1sued for
the coLecn - OF special assessment levied TO- 0-
inE: gEstInE and paaktnE alley in Block co.. Vol
cott'H Addition to Chicago.
y! soush, da,ed Oct 18th. tsEs. tssued for
the collection of 4 special assessment levied fbr
eurhinE nlltnr and paving South Wells street, from
Lake stfeet TO South Water street
HaFrsn9 ~. South dated Oct. l3ih. 1861 nad issued for
mo eollection Of speciaf assessment levied for
the widening Of Hallted street. from Twtnty.yixth
street to the City Limits. 10 the width Of sixty six
feet.
An persons Interested In said assessments are re-
4ussttd 10 make immediate payment at my of1ce. In
default Of such pAy nent the assessments will be COL
lected At the cost and expense Of The p1res 1ab&e
therefor. 4. q. HEALD,
DC3iHQG-ltt City Collector.
, 1865-10-28
Mc1irinaI.
DIR. 1CA5TEIsLE15
IODINE AND SARSApaRILLA.

tho dH3F fhbdIEfnt fh4t VIII datANG3 8ftg
Ing tTom M Impure state Of the blood. stz:
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Cancer,
Iumors, Eruptions Of the Skin,
Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes,
RingW0rnl Or letter, Scald
Head, old Sores, Swelling Of the
Glands, Leprosy, White Swell
ings, Piles, Blotches, Boils, Pim-
pies on the Face, Goitrea Rheu-
mat:sm, Dropsy or Gravel, Iiv-
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nerv-
GUS Affections, General Debility,
ali Chronic Diseases, and all
Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
, 1865-10-28

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. CtoE Cnruty-SS.
CrrI C0LLHCTon*s OTTICE, Coz IT uopsx,
ROoA No. II, October IL lsT5.
Puhl!c Notice q hereby giyen tnAs the follo wtn de-
ss5insd MhIssn:s hare been placed IN my haads for
Warrant 9 Wost, dated Oct 18th, 1865, aad ssaea fos
the collection Of Special 1sscs sMsas tevled for
planktrE the alley between Ab:fdeec md Rucker
autet&. in tho south u OF block u, Cau1 Trustees'
sope1Ttxon ol y. Il, and H. u n. E. \, Sec. II, T.
Warrants west dated ort 18th, lss, sd ls.uef for
the collection OF special Assesame1t 1evIe1 for tho
extension Of Pafk avenue num Oakley steees to
Western avenue, ID feet WIDE parallel TO Vest Lake
Waa.ni 60 Wes., dated oe. 18th. lss md issued for
grading and p'.oktne Lumber street, from tne south
line OF iot q, block o. Cannl TEaters' snbdlvtso1
of sec+ y. =, = 70 Foft Wa!ns RailEuad;
HaIaot s9l Wcst Gated OCT, 18Th 1so aod issued for
ne COLLECTION OF special assessment Levied for
the width q 80 fees.
the collection Of gptcisl assessment levied for s1-
School SEC. Addition to Chicago
the collection Of special xsseas levied NIL
inc grading aud psnk1uE the nlfey running east and
west through block {6a Canal Trustees' 5nodlyiatou
Of Sec. 7, L. q, n. Il. II, East.
All persons interested In BaIi Assessments arc re-.
1uesfed to make immediate payment mr. ot1cc. (Q
default OF such payment tho sud assessments viii be
collected the cost md expe1s, Of the ahle
therefor. 4. r. H3ALp,
dc1ttS01-uA Civ Eolersnr.
, 1865-10-28
YQUr DeHkfnY

And Futurt Prospects clearly revealed By Dr. Esphas1
Te guides you to wealth. health and happiness Csi
AT e21 East Madison ss1cet, between Welh and
Franklin, Consultation fee Opo Dollar, uSI
, 1865-10-28
A SSESSAlENT NOTICE,
r R0 mn mi
A ccFSSNfENT NOTIcE

A SSESSAlENT NOTICE,
IL OFFICE or TER poARD OF PUBLIC Voau,}
CHICAGO, Oct q. 1s63.
Public notice IL hereby given Ill persons Inter-
essed. that the 4nteesiGned. GotulssloncEs Of the
COMPLETED the Assessent Ko1 fuf tho eonstr1ct,on Of
private dFalns On Wanash avenue. ost.ee, Raadolpa
has BEEN tltd IN the once of the City Ccrk.
The nnds7s.Fped VII 0ply 70 tho Commoa Conncn
the thrtteth da5 Of October. isa, at The hour OF *
O'Clock for continuation Of such aasessa1ent IL
which time Nil parties interested will tho right to
be heard. an persons wishing to object 10 said ~
seeanenf must fe thetr objections 10 the came, In
writing. In the ofcc Of the Cy Clerk. least ono Day
prior to such meeting of1he Con,mgn Counci!:
FRED. LErZ,
D.J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Boasd Of Public Works,
, 1865-10-28
Kuilr0dd Time Table,

CHICAGO ASL SoHTuEEs7Eny-DEpor co1. wEs1
WATER AND KCSNE.
Depart. Arrive.
Day ExpEeSa.... s9f1 d. m. $50 p. m
Night Ezrreta .....,:... .:@1 p. m. s1u0 d m.
JAnessille ALconmod'n., s6:.O .. r, sA15p. m.
Woodstock Accom-. shU0 4. ~ slk0J q. m,
0ALKHA DIVISION.
Fulton and Cedar R.pld... SEQ i. m. 7:1op. N.
Fulton ind Iowa. ...--....t&15 p. m. soy d. m.
tIeepoH end Dun!Gith... G09a l. m. 4:30 4. m.
ErespoEt and lnnleiih. .l0s2b p. m. a:fJ p. n.
Rockford and Fox River. 4D0 b. N. 11:f0 q. N.
Dixon .-..... ........-... 100 D. N. lilo 4 m.
GeucTn and EIsin......... $50 .. m 8:l0a. N.
z1ctH1AS CESTn.L r. r.
Tsao9 Atte., ] OF Of Like s7r<tt.
Detroit and \. I. Express. f5.a0 pm ii 6M m
Night Eaprtss. .-,....'.'' .t+10.G0 pm Sl2.s0p p N
CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE EnAScA.
Morning E1rsess, :e!Dam :tfmp n
fsa'urtays exd Sundays ex'd. fSfondays ex'd.
MICHIGAN sou1HEH1-pEror CORNER vAz 1rn.x.
AND aHEnHAS STREETS
pay Exptgts: ssGo .. n. : sii:@ P m'
Might xpfcss......-...% .%lG0o p. N. &l&5o P. N.