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DR.. LAROOKAH'S

Lrsr Conn amt Dy'Psp-1, Slrofuia. D-o5sy Nsu
rgigia, EpUspsy, E-y4iPei4s, B0ii'. Tamors S4H
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Colds, Coughs, Bhoggiag Cough. Group, istAa, Cat
arrh, Bronchitis, splitting Hood, PAN "A he - =
Sigkt s,r,at, H.nors, General Debility, and The
ra,ious Taroaf Affections sDsd Hoarsenss' 20 raieA
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LADIES WATCEs.

A MEXICAN and Swiss Watches for Ladies', New
Belt Buckles, Pearl. Ivory, Colo and other Cuff
Buttons, very large stock Of Spectacle N,ss
Glasses, 6oggles Spectacle Cases the largest stock
81 Rifles Revoivers, Pistols Cartridges Gc. kept In
this city, and general assortment of New Goods
nov opening. J T. BRINSMAIp
Feb. . Church ST
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Oaly SIR Day. Through, lritt9ut CAM.
This well known and Reliable C.ir..-
during the present Season, run their La !.
FlRsC rL4sS 1BBER raFfS sFrlg..
Dary, nct~eea %. 1-nsbur-l, U.a---
T"'sd9, Detroit, Cbica.o, MIlv,vs ...'5
date points.
Leeir:.ns OGnEhNSBUEGH. on rn,s. ,...
Train from the Fast
PASSENGERS and Families mo-. o..
embark with their Luggage, Team So. H
land together without disturbance Up y "A.
ment, at their post Of destination, ;ag5
the great Inconvenience Of The tlany +
lsys and expenses Of other route g,
Steamers have large CAHfVs aad S-.-s-s -.--
amply and molly furnished, Tor Fl.-
PASS ES0 EisS and Second Cabins with -i''
and comfortable accOmmOda tons IN -.
and Families who may wish O. furnish
provisions. X No efforts vail he 4Psrz..
tain the reputation Of this. A. the
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BY the President.
W. HUNTER.
Acting Sec'v of State.

Information from StOnemsn' E cavalry states
that jeff Davis was at Yorkville. ). e., on
n. 18th ult, and Stonem ms force came in
o. the following day. Davis had one day .
start of Stoncman. jeff IL escorted bv > 900
cavalry well mounted and commanded by
Gen. Dibbrell. He il accompanied by Ben
jamin, Breckenridge, and other Notorious
characters, and will probably b. joined by all
the desperadoes fleeing from justice aud the
vengeance of the U. 5. Government. IL is
hoped that Gen Stonemsn's forces will over
take and capture Davis, as he is burthened
with eleven wagons, supposed to be loaded
with specie.
1t is officially contradicted that any of JEFF.
ThompsOn's troops are in southeast Mis-
souri,.
All rumors of invasion are without found
alton.
The Vicksburg Herald SAYS EIeadquar-
ters Dept't of Mississippi grants permission
TO state than an indefinite armistice through
out the Department, beginning at 9 o'clock
on the 18th, has been agreed upon between
Gen. Dana, federal, and zen. Hodge. rebel
The Richmond Why of the 2d states that
Mosby took leave of his men at Salem, Eau
quier Co., telling them to disband and return
to their homes that he WAS bound to Texas
and didn't want them to accompany him, as
it might put their neeks into the halter. He
then rode of with a small number of his Old
companions.
WAsHIYeroy, May 3.
The Executive Order of Nov. 81, 1862,
prohibiting the expectation OF arms and am
munition from the United States, and the
Executive Order of May Is, 1868, prohibit
ing the expectation of horses, mules and live
stock, being no longer required by public
necessities, the aforesaid orders are hereby
rescinded and annulled.
By order of the President.
E. Va. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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MEMS RUBBER BOOTS Just received
III at PR0UTY'S
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WEDDING RINGS.

A fine lot Of new 5 Carat Wedding Rings, also
n other new Hin-s and new JeWelry.
April ~. J. T. BRINSNAID
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REvOLyERS.

A FULL STOCK Of allthe most desirable patterns
n Of Revolvers and Cartridges for all Kinds Of
IRE Arms, always on hand AZ the lowest cash prices
BRlNSMAID & HILDRETH,
rem No. 1. Bank Block.
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MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
uARPkR'S MONTHLY,
III Atlantic do
Ballou's Magazine
nemOrest's Fashion Book.
Received at HUNTINGTON
April =, lS65.
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TUE VERMONT JUSTICE.

TUE Tx MONT u STICE.
4 TREATISE on the Civil and Criminal iur .s,ii,
"A Z" n ri Justices OF the Peace coptaiDin =
SOplols supply OF Practical Form. should se ,...
sessed ~ every Justice % the Peace in the stat.
toT sale hy G. -. FRENCH 4 co
SHAwLs, sHAXIs
- and prices just opened by s-''i'''S
EDWARD BARLOW.
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RI BEER ROOTS.
MAGAZINES FOR NJ,

L'OR Ladies, Misses and Children. lust received
at PROUTY'S.
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SUGARS. For sale 1t materially reduced prices
~ by LOUIS FOLLETT co.
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oGDENsBURoH To THE vv
Northern rATraiisports,io.
Cossp-,,r

The only Through Daily Line o,,.,.,
OGDENS RICH. CUrC,
And intermediate Point,
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HOOP SKIRTS.
NEW FIRM.

SKIRTS Of the new spriusstyIs-
III at EDWARD BARI. r.,
April l. dswtf
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RoYS AND YOUTHS RUBBER BOOTS Just re
ID ceived at PROUTY'S.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHA@
Il orc. ". Ninsate his entire stock 0f VA
Jewelry, &C, and rented the store formerly
pied b Mr.. Wingate,
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Vegetable PuImOnic syrup,

The hest preparation ever made for the following
complaints.
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UEV. II gu NhIs
Chairman L. s. Christian Commission.
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LOUIS FOLLEIT : co..
Choice Family GTOCerie,

MOULD respectfully remind tas putin. ..
w their stock %!
, 1865-12-26

n Oflcer Lee. OF the Second Police Precinct. WA
va EasstnR along Canal street. between Van Du.eu
md Jackson street, h.s attention vas attracted BY
tss doeE ors ID 81 H. ss1qas TN sa %Se e
was moored ii That place. Upon Going 10 the dYay
ropes and while fe stood e1am.ning the.n man
his back, Which he deposited on the dray. Upon
questioning The man about the matter he was told
that be was there In coupa1r Win
The sail and lope. The edicer told dc day @ y1nan
TO remnih urul he eaW his employer but beiore
be could mount The barquc's deck man ecram-
bled over The rail and attempted to run away BE
scon oyersaken BY lie o1loer, Who lien called taa
assistance Of coMrahe, when both drayman and
employer were taken TO the Police station. Upon
e Wsm II he tsteS " who
suppose INIT be was engaged In anything out of
And his 5eiloE prisoner, who Fare his name AZ
guilty ono. Do1an vas therefore released from ar.
re+, and placed upon ihe stand Is witness for The
Rsne1Tns,on, 1he ess.ainatton. Ct the req9est Of
Pd:oner IN the meantime being committed IL Dc.
tault Of &, ,o00 bail.
ARcEsI Or P1PEs.
On Sunday afternoon, Daniel Ha1igan. IN intoxt.
Gated Celt went 1nio Nit. Hertstein g cigar store,
cate t1 ber root pipes, started to 70 out when he
an officer. ne was placed in ,he dock. and up upon n,
pleading guilty 10 the Charge wae required TO Give
hail tn the sum Of 90 for Ills appearance before The
Gsand Jury Of the Recorders Conrt.
voIcEIEss THIEF.
John Murphy, a teatmute, who spends the
errater portion Of his life in the BFideWe on ac-
count OF m unfortunate penchant for taking other
peoples property, whs arrested On Saturday even
ing for pitferipG salmon from barrel standing on
the sidewalk 10 fEont Of = y Dogee!ta grocery, On
When asked whether be was guilty on not cnlIty Of
the charge, he wrote upon his slate, ''Gnilty, but
drunk" He xns sent 10 Jail in default Of $500 bail
BRCtAL ASSAULT.
Two men, named respectively James Wren and
Lncius Connef1, were placed tn the dock, ch1rycd
with aseanluue man named Higgins q with intent
70 Commit bodily inyqE{:" Though 20 esidense
oncs On Sunday evening, on West Lake street, as-
Eanlted and brutaIly bssi ono Harper. leaving him
fore he can be rrmoved from his bed. Wren and
Conneu were required 10 give bail In The sum OF
f5D cash for thei1 appearance for examination on
5RtUuay.
, 1865-12-26
Spicy Times In Hanging, Robblns, etc.,
Mt wyandotte, Kansas.

Mt Wyand0tfe, Kansas.
fWyandotte CORES. {a0h) Lawrence Journal.}
No little excitement has existed in this
place for the last two days. in consequence of
attempted murders, assaults and robberies,
and the hanging Of an individual on Monday
honor, Judge Lynch. Some eighteen mur-
ders have been committed In this immediate
section ttnce the town started, and as rule.
nm informed, the murderers have escaped.
Recently the gang Of roughs who lately In
tested Kansas City and Leavcnworth, have
tween Kansas City and Wyandotte seems to
swarm with robbers and highwaymcn, max
ing 1t exceedingly dangerous to cross between
the two placea in the night time. The engi-
neer Of No. IVES accosfed, tho other evening,
by one Of the villains, but being On horse.
back, he succeeded In escaping. DR., Root
was similarly assaulted, the other evening,
waJlaid. On Sunday evening, one B. Il.
TENN, who was formerly section boss'' on
the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern Division.
aud believe latterly In the employ Of the
Missouri Pacific road, made application to
NJ. Conkin, u keeper Of livery stable In
City. Having no carriage In bis stable, he
rode over with Tenan on horseback. When
part of the way on the road, Tenan, as we are
Informed, drew revolver and shot ConiiD,
after inquiring of him the time Of night, seri.-
ousfy but not MORALLY wounding him. Te-
nan was arrested Monday, md held to bail
IN sum Of 81 GOO. On Monday night tome
the next morning standing up against the
railing, with his feet Just touching the floor,
and With very tight hempen cravat append.
ed to the railing and extending about the
jogular vein. II Is believed that murders,
robberies and such unpleasant remininscence
Ntl nj 1rnn 4kafua lvt11 f11 La. r. r.
, 1865-12-26


Samuel Young, seamen. drowned nom schooner
Falcon % Lakn Michigan.
George ". Ford and samuel Plstson, washed
ovc1b9aTa and drowned hnan ecoT Wske Up, nea1
Tire men, eeanen On board hs schooner Jason
1nIkcs. IT. named xsspee1aVeh! @ ~ pnnaP, Neio u and
May. vere ''on eaat Fessel Oh IAka Erie;
I've ~ seaRen, naG'es G,1a nnkooTn, VOC crowned
st rstn .nG seaoouef p'ae aao pafoeaia1s
Hge;L nosg.aea. sco,t .,a nsx,a t,-o5.-,.L ..., 49,,
RIA seo.h aug re y, ~ go
Een aa t9n n5 'na o. ns
oeusn E1 1890 ,,nreYn1.1~ drnurss5 - IL. ISt..
, 1865-12-26

- - =:
Schooner paunness-CAHied away msiumast
sss9 % ass md
The scow Storm her Nbboous md davis; and seoW
ST. joseph bowsptjt md jibboom, iii On Lake Ha-
| ron.. -.
! Schooner CotnwelI-Cargo corn; ashore at East
Sister; .essel and cargo total loss. =
seow Dolphin Broke r9ddcr machinery at Point
sle1t - n, -. =. m
repaired. III - W. - = ~ ~ ~N''''~'
BarQue Alice and schooner E. P. Do7-Couidel
/ schooner Flaht-Csrco salt; ashore at Bots
easro s mostly a ss1ed '' ' ''7@el '''a3 '''''
| Eia: Frpsired. 10y -'-~
] Schooner Faupy-cans.sed On I.ts MfchIo,n !:
''H sehooser "" 4. Watsrd-Asbo,e at Sand pe,en
ses, scSooue. 81, Winfield scott-on. reef At Point An
nua Wst;on md 1a Ell :9s ssnd,re
oaed n,i .s5 At p9lns Maooseha9se; latter damaged
-Schognsr Com Foote aud bas1qe Summer Cloud
1odea lnd IN 9sxeso ha1bor' latter lost ms@zen
:. PTo 3e!le5 IL hlady Franklin-C G WITH vessel
Al MMsEa EQS ann sunR IN IL 1eet "atefs got up
nnd ,p repaired; l;,, o,z,ox r.,a, ,,,,,.,. ,.bo
aendeaa; go@t @ oa and asai repaired ,.,,.,
lag: g:,oo,.,. xv,nos If ,ho ,ro,n,nu ,na v.,.an
EEan-in gais d1a tan1 o. saeh 9fas. @ a. p2 Col.
eosne and go ashore; former tosal loss, with cargo
schooner Anna Mand-Calgo peas; ashore At
"ssane!on n bgaen no p1n.caate: ~ AN Dat.
- sehoooes MaCE1e-a1hnte a gun FONT, Lake
Ontario; enrgo baFie7 no particulars.
m Tnoo1e1 ne Masp-Aost moat Of hes SAILS IN gale
W scnns,1sr 1hnc 0otdI,n. I1tc,,,.,,,.,
Ontario. Total Iosa a3, t6r 20 az f1cton Lase
T1FET7Af
, 1865-12-26

1eoo........-.....5
MARCH.
Schooner Whip-Dr5ven on III. beacb at 81
Joseph ha1boT, a total loss and captain drowned,
schooner e. ]. Roede1-Asho1e at Kelly 8 Island
and scuttled; raised and repaired.
APRIL.
Schooner Manifestations st Grand Haven; los
deck load lumber; raised and repaired.
Scow Jnpo--Lost both anchors and deck Ioas
lumber on Lake Huron. =,
| rigging On Lake Erie-
Schooner M,ftls-cssgo lumber ashore at Poin
1s'ses I'D ssns0 10 Pso
trnii.r 49, - 'e' '''''' - - -
s Si2es = ss,Bs ss ys;ss in
Brig Sebastopo1-Droke her errpdder on Lake Mich
igs1: lowed .S GhiGsrg GM.s b psopssr T. F. Wade
foa - Bstque; rot 81 I'd pailed ''00F
Barque, md became a total loss.
In Detroit river by collision with another craft.
Schooner Morning ldghi-Lost lib boom and head
gear by collision With an unknown craft On Lake
Schooner stampede-Hole knocked into he1
eteEn BY collision On River st. Clair; no pardc'
nlart.
cafTjcd away % by q tn tne Coming alongside. :
Earuue Jesee Hort and schooner Geaa-Cotlldcd
ID Straits Of Macklnae; former lost small boat aud
srsnke1, and quarter damaged; latter jibboom.
Sci'ooner Star OF Tho Forth-Sprunk y leak On
iasi sshoons,s e I. e. aorey and James p1att-coaed
laticr damaged in quarter.
the Strails: hun ana carvo dsmsrrh arrivad a.
Detroit.
nat.
Scow Sylvia Morton-Knocked hole tn her bot
ton tn Aau;Res ;,iyet: repaired at Toledo.
GOT oir and repaired At milwaukee,. -
,bafaEe :. A: Narh-on Stony Island, Detroit
f1,c7t hgttcrcd OF with slight lnju9y.
CHR; .lehtered OF without damage. ;,
BaIqae Il. J. ShnboEu-lost hoNsprtt and head
gear BY collision with m unknown vessel in the
s1ails.
b. eef.ips on Tic rocks Ii tho sanis liver. t. '>''
Schooner 1n'esus:iona1- Damaged cargo OF eraiu
milwaukee,.
Schooner J. F. Tracy-On a reef at New River. .
schooner C,pthia Go!don-Dsmas sed s56o by col. col.
schooner saranae-Cal1,sd d away aWsy fo1sboom N Ss1 on
Schooner II. j. Whailnc-Lost 1tb-boouo and
bowspr!t by running foul Of brilsc Al cieSeland.
Lake Huron
Tur Sncceze-E7ploded her boiler a, Chicaeo:
one u1sn Killed lnat rrnair.f -"
I;arucc d. Il BroWnGasloie Mt Lonp Point. pot
off wIih siiutf dsmstne -As WAN Sos
" ScSnoner San nnS. XIV WIFE,. sho-a m
l1rhierrd ~ -'en''e : VI MUMMY 'uuS'
fis,nnelicr E,na St.,a-asho,s =. .o ,,u.,...x
Luti md cn,co DAMAGED: rcns,rsi s'"' ioia''
'ts, r.an1sa aH% -. S,. uaa.a Sea .st.Isu. M
~, IL 3xs,t. near same locality;
Schaonnr AJr, Irrt.ar ua'ofv' ,o,, =, ..~.,.,
cci;doS ,.it,s tla, IW.t. W T.. 5WE Continental
.a Ma.u niAaE ss15 "auou. Ii enleaeo hafbor;
srhonnerT T i TSnssSr-vh,,. ,,.n IN ro, ~. =,
t,,sI5 - y. t1 80 ~ nao usilf tuSeu out ol
an aa1n 9a' Vi s'cahc1 Aofane ota' daa-
'stnS MaS,.,., a..sTs 49,. yrsw. H.,
t,1I ~ 1rG LIZA aoM " lug "oou 1an
'o.i Hsa.n. =. = ~ IT,. tI IiI
~, =. a1 naI rnm y enls'on Win uuAno"n vessel
We schnarsr hnsm e9gMe% y"nr,s 7,s,,-.e. =. r,.,
i ~ ssute osti-1asuoFe III onlonason, anu
,,to IN +, Tav a'e'''o'sea III LAKE ts'e' to"ed
iu1S ~. y us. ~ nS5i - n..
n.;ns NE fI"S E. 'h1'on-OesHo5ed p5 hlc at baby's
1usn. ---., ,.z-,-
s.1s! tl .o ppee "osks damaged oT fire
, 1865-12-26
MARINE DISASTERS FOR 1866.
Full Particulars Of the Disasters
for Each Month in the Year.
An UnuauaIly Large Record
fFrom the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.1
Below win be found our usuhl annual statement
Of disasters for the Just closed. which have
been collected from the flies OF the different cx-
chsugrs-the greater part ho xeyer, received nnd
published at this port The lo!al number thus re-
ported Is AL an Increase oyer the prcyio1s season
Of e. In addition to the above. We have the mem
otanda Of between 60 md 70 others given In the
following statement, IN consequence OF not recely-
Ing mole deanite particulars. There. II published,
would swell the acfual number to $40, Al which We
place .he actual number Of the se4son, which ex-
cecds any former keasoD on record:
11nt al rnInt,er nf dianStess m 39fso ~
, 1865-12-26

Dl E d ,

Saturday evening". December 2sd. Of congestion Of
the brain, EDWARD, only or Charles and Elc3-
nor Tapren. aged Is years and months.
Friends and relatives Of the 8Hlly Are inTlted to
attend uneEa aerviceA the residence corner Of Mon
rpe and Aberdeen streets. Taesday afternoon, at
o'clock. -
RGMbLE, agea1 years. months and Is days.
, 1865-12-26

The School OF Trade Will only bc
closed during The holidays. Students may enter
this Department OF the Institution nt any time.
]. DTHngSrunrH, Principal,
de4-2t J. Ii. OYuRENFEIIII. Stunt,
, 1865-12-26

A Favorable cNotorfety.-Thc good reps
utation and extended use Of :" Bro,ra's Rroaehsoi
3Irc<aes' for Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases
has cauEed the Toehcs to bo extensively initiated.
Obtain only The genuine Brownie Bronchial
Troches," and do not be Influenced by those who
make more profit by selling worthless limitations.
, 1865-12-26

Illinois School Of Trade, and Vycatern
Educattonal Colcee.-The next Annual Term Of
the Educational Department Of the above 1nstitu-
ton, With commence on Tuesday, january I'd, 1860
admission 10 this Department will be received on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the e1th- 18th
and Goth inst, from III a. n. to p. nj. each day
]. DYuRESFuRTI, Principal
3a1i.-t
, 1865-12-26

The Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad Company
hare served IN injunction On tho Mississippi Rail
road Company 10 stop them from crossing the old
Sterllug& Rock Island track. near Port Byron.
The Rock Island Union says the object Is to pre-
vent the Mississippi Company from making connec-
ton with tic Port Byron road 10 that city.
, 1865-12-26

"ANTED-l00,000 pounds old
" newspaper, pamphlets and books for which
!he hehest cash rF!ces will be paid. Cash for raSs
Basement. 108 Randolph street; rear Entrance
Court Alley, near Dearborn streer. yss9
, 1865-12-26

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
IA 81 WAshingtou-st, bet- Clark and Dearborn.
Kelly &: Icons Mfnsarels.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 18th, ....
GAAyp CHR1sTxAs PBodnAxxE
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. :sth, and every even
Ing during the week, splendid Panorama. bY John
#GRLp; Of, T 4 voTAGE MtsicAII t Something
rev. original and highly elective IL connection with
Kelly Leon's inmeuee troupe Of Mtnstels-
WEDNKSDAY EVENING, Dec. 27th, Baneat Of
MIR. I. GSTHISGS. b93
, 1865-12-26

Go to the Beat-S1o to Brynnt Il Strait
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get thor
ough, practical business education, or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address enclosing
70 Ill,
, 1865-12-26

WANTED-Immediately, active,
Apply n every town snd county in the Northwest to
War. RY Hcrace Greeley. - '-e
In5 york fas superior 70 many Histories or the
being pslmcd of npon the public as rell.hie history
coaa.staS only Of conapitations from hastily written
correspondents Of the ETcsa-
The Conaict" ts carefully prepared work, BY cue
q The oldest and abes: ]ousnaltsand most proound
th1nktrS Of the aTe- His statements ever accutaIc
and hls conclusions honest and truthful The history
OF The country, the posttons pf public and tho
words. The sale Of the work ts unprecedented md
gives universal satisfaction nen ill parties VOL
coming spring We also oestrr agents for -Four YesFs
IL 6ecessa. BY Jun11s Henh BTown-the Enoat popular
truthful aod earnest writer. Tbs WORK abonnss il
rtviu presentations Of The tvelest and saest
features Of the war. GEO, C. W. SHERWOOD III Il
1ke etrrrt chtrsrn III f,,,h}istsrs
, 1865-12-26
5tolen.

GTOLEN-From the subscriber.
rfiay, ec sth G1e7 i1os. Ii hands hieh, Tesrs
Old It1t ,rtirs switch ts depplsd On tae ruap. IN
6pen behiEd. made by Albert Ca,d. ChIcsso this max
or rame on she hlnd spstne.Gar, paased Ill black.
RED spotted blanket 10 re1ar for Inform atloa th1s
viii leAd to the fecover7 Of the property. WILLIAM
TURTLE Superintendent Of toGest Chicago. b5A
, 1865-12-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

8erptnts EgGs.-Ercat Wonder Of the
world. Pr1ce 50 cents per boz. Gail OF send for
them at c. l. Briggs, III Dearborn street. Chicago,
Illinois. B5
, 1865-12-26

WANTED-Ag gents-3l5O per
~ Eoonsh. 70 ssl1 THE IMPROVED EgW Exc
"a LAMP FAAlLI SEWING MACHINE; Pr.ce sts.
bind: s7.stI r guilt .nd esnnsofaet; EyeIy Aschlns
81 Chicsgu. III. or cAll At Room No. e Post once
F!osS. corner Of Monroe and DearnoEnsts, Chicago.
, 1865-12-26
N 4 II II 1 e D.

Those beautiful Albums ut III Dear.
born street can be bought at cost. Don't forget to
call on Btigs- b7il
, 1865-12-26

" TN lE4D-SI3UU per year. "
~ want agents eTerywhete 10 sell our r4PHoy1p
20 Sewing Machines. Three new Kinds. Cnder ano
upper feed. Warranted i've years. Above saisrf Of
ia5Es sGmn!ssons PAID Ihs ONLY machines sold n
by Howe. Wheeler d Wii.on, Grover Raser, Singer
c.. md naehede1 .1 al other cheap macn.1. srt
EHAW CLARE. RIddeford, Maine, o. 1t S.J Broad
Tay; New losk; 238 cartsrst r Ph!.delpals: II
Cincinnati. Ohio or No. i Spaaidhx E1ehan4e. HaE
fAlo. MI tte31b IT-Sn1
, 1865-12-26
>Pntanfw.

Wct&crn Pntents Issued from the United States
Patent Qtdce for the week ending Dec. 1a, 1861 Us
reported hy Geo. L. chapln, Solicitor OF Patents,
Chicago, Ill:
Combined Rein and Bacsstsap Holder-John
Dullcne, Jr, Chicago, III.
Clothes Mangit- Joseph B. Greenhnt Chicago,
Register for Street C4rs-Josc2h B. Gseenhut,
Chicago, I'll.
P1oeess for Preserving Ecgs-ntchard s. Rhodes
and Ebenexcr Wbyte, Chicago. Ill -
Corn HaETcsieE-johu ). Williams, Chjcaro Ill
Lautern-Wi1liam Wcstlake, assisno1 to Cross,
Dano s Westlike, Chicago, III.
Kalb, III.
Machlre for cutting stalks and stubble In the
9sld preparatory to plowing-Georae ". Wilson,
ssese.plRe Dampcr-J, C. md a. B. Allerton,
TFses Fastene1-D. 4. Clock and F. D. Ryan,
Ncwvillc. Ind
Cultivator-John Copeland. Quasqueton, Iowa
uorse Rake-Kobe1t A. Graham, Gteensbufs,
Ind.
Tire-Up.etting Marhinc-Hiram L. Howard,
Thill coupllnc-Janes T. Inn!s, Mi,roy, Ind.
Animal Trap-Sylr2uus Knight, Aael, Iowa.
Gtate-Pe.er Murray, MllWaukee, VII.
Care Strppe1-Hor1co Rocknell, Roanoke, Ind.
Chalk Holder for Billiard GAblss-Henry u.
Wall, NiicA. Mich.
Maeh1ne for mixing and punching hay-Lofenzp
Wallace, Lcavenwor1h Cify, Kansas.
Window Shade-Jnmca ". Ward md Stephen D.
Wilson, Richmond, Ind.