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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
r. E. LES. General
LETTER FROM GENERAL U. 5. GRANT.

Headquarters Arnties cfthe United States,
March 4th, l865.-Geueral R. e. Lee. Com.
rmandiug C.S. Armies: Gereral.-Yourtv9 tv9 o
letters of the Goth inst. were received yes
terday.l In regard 70 any unprecedented
misunderstanding in reference to the ex
change of political prisoners, think there
need be none. Gen. Ord or Gen. Long
street have probably misunderstood what l
said to the former on the subject, or l may
have failed to make myself understood
possibly. A few days before the interview
between Generals Longstreet and Ora / had
received dispatch from General Huffman,
Oommissaryl9 General of Prisoners, stating
in substance that all prisoners of war who
were or had been in close confinement OF
irons, whether under charges or sen, enSss,
had adbeenordeFedto to City Point for exchange.
forwarded the substance of that dispatch
to Lieutenant Colonel Mulford, Assistant
Agent of Exchange, and presumed itzprob.
able that he Had communicated it to Col.
Robert 0uld. A day or two after, an often.
tder, who was neither prisoner of war mol
political prisoner, was executed, AFTER q
fair and impartial trial, and in accordance
with the laws of war and the usage Of
civilized nations. Itwas in explanation .oi
this class of cases that told General ORD
to speak to General Longstreet Reference
TO my letter of February 18th will show my
understanding on the subject of releasing
political or citizen pEisopers.
10 regard to meeting yop on the 9Th inst,
1 would state shat have no authority e
accede to your proposition for conference
on the subject proposed. Such authority
is vested in the President of the United
States alone. General Ord could only hav,
meant that would 10 uGetuss an interview
onraDy subject on which 1 ha7e q. right tc
act; which, Of course, would be such a.
are purely of military character, and or
the subject of exchange, which has beer
entrusted to me. Ihaye the honor to be
very respectfully, your obedient servant,
5Jf o.ssGa aa6. s. GRAHr,
tsao Lieutenant General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
1lFTHR OF RHR PRRsIDRnF.

Richmond, Ha., Feb. as, 1866 General
B. &, Lee. Commanding &c -General -
You WiIIHleaTn ny the letter of General
Lougstreet the resnls Of his second inter
view with General Ord. The point as to
whether yourself or General Grant should
invite the other Iola EcohteFence is not
worth discussing Hyou think the slate-
meuts Of General Ord render 1t probably
f1z - .rG 6 = sEiFd ug't % go 61.!Sl
l. .zi- rs tsiEa5 s-tiF-is-s f.,s s5til
.EL iis 7s .sal-s - zti.rza ~ sJ2
. e =r-fslE .-,iE.eiE 10 a5Ese q Il .Es
.54as--E - ti-sEt5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

On Wedneeday the HOUSE OF Representa-
tives passed 9 bill suspendipg, the privilege
of the writ of HG6eds cOrPuS--yeas Sc, nays
80. On Thursday the Senate refused to
concur in the action-ysas6 g, nays 9. So
the ha0eas corpus question; I Is disposed Of
from from the b ,emneE eth If tSe Hease s r. dess Suu o,
appear that eitner. that measure or the
NAV of q few .linesn aboishing ssclass ex-
emptions" will receive the sanction of a
maiofity.-Rieh, WHO. BIZ 40 At-t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
NOtLce 60 Millers q NM Owners.

WE ARE NOW MGNUFACrURING a.
w WILLIAMS sELF-RgGUL GTING BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on Wheeling Isl1 ad-the only
perfect Separating, Beating, aud Securing Mlchiue
IN use. Delivered free Of charge at the Railroad
Depots IN Bird yeP0Et, Ohio, or Wheeling, steam
Mol cleans IL bushels per hour, weighs 400 rOs
;, No cleans 2OibushOl' per hour, weighs 45O bs.
. No 2 cleans IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 bs.
No !oo. cleans 80 bushels per hOur, weighs $50 DE-.
H'her SIzO1, up to 100 bushels per hour, mado to
J. NJ. TIPToH of Lexington, kentucky, Is our
agent. All orders for that state should be ad.
Address JAS. B. WILLIAMS.
noVZt6m Bridgeport, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
XEAhLK A1VIIlRIsINa.

Proceedings of the Late Rebel Con-
gr6sH-The CorreSpondenceBe Be etWsen
Gsner4is Grant and Lee: ro;.5ls &
The following extracts are from Rich
mond papers OF Friday and Saturday,
~ rnr LATE RrREL ooSaRrss 4 !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
~CUnE WARRANTED~
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
SHMPTOMS=

Esv-OAl' for Circular describing all symp.om,.-Ea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

reaches the source OF ali trouble, and effectually
bnD Ihes the disease from the system by its imme-
dgte action the blood We advise one and ali
TO give it TRIAL, and become satisfied Of its won
deHui power. Af
, 1865-09-30

= V.uS
t6>ns ! CHICAGO CITY RIysR ntPRovE,iESr
90, ,Gn1e4ao. sspt. Ath, IS. ! :.
sAIUEpAT, MT October: ii Il o'eiocE II. 1heo % the
ss.ae ~ b Pnhltsly oreneG Tor 20 Nhole saT
leliaIs Of Chicago CRY river 1arTosscas boads. q
the denol1tn afoa Of thousand dollars each dstcd
ii PsSass sSa1ss. as5s s
saausy q sG5s9 e = s cent per anau payable
se ctty Of chisazs y in coafosy y Win and
y II snshoTy i sec.lon = Of an act OF tae Geera
18th, s rloyldine for itpSovemsnis for the cieaoi
nE nEE 81 81 Geis9go g !.sr aoa h1ehe 81 the deep
Mat Of Like Michigan, 20 as 10 eTeaie SuI,ea, ION
s,o ~ Lnke S ,ntnngn DE- Chicago ser and tho Gna
TunG Works TO beIrov from unoe 10 tine sun nos
e1sd1E sds1nd1g n tyo million colSS dciass npaa LIE
afa a t. .sas s Eea5 4 s
aoa III ne plorisos respecting be Issas aud saie q
of fb1se sbs Lean Bonds ne easodS md expenditure
s s51iaE a. 1or sinking fund for s Iasidatoo Of he
ER sss g aaiSssx ,hs3s H. @
nsea foy 81 sss e. as1 sas ,psss ad and
o,her purpose Whassoes@ss' ss'o Improvement AMI Tor 20
s Ssss G. e. asesst S3 ss*ss ~
IS e Z :. ~ a. W. YGEes q 4 the o5se eas oe
shey s bo O. reauTe = T 9,1os 1nsF
Tt.aln eight days aftcf tho opening q he 1s2o
es serued Ipm July ii to lie t1s of en.1t eno r.
bTSs IL H0ads VII be deitsered IN Chcaxo when
asc e SsT asFs sso,s Si9 as
Eash popesal shoqld b .eaed. and endorsed Pro-
ADDRESSED 70 the Undersigned A''N'A'' A4o
III St. ba; reserves tss EFRs T. 5ee: CT
7e++-pN3-Ak CITY {.3Frrntr0t1sr
, 1865-09-30

Il tho ous Physician M specianat now In n. c,t,
That csn be entirely rallied upon. Go 70 nm. and M,
nnfe1 Disease 70 remain In your systsu. din
your face md body. besides destroytnx xn-
and fa1sre prospects in lNo. Re has .n.a- v.<.on,
diseaAes and nervous debility bis s,udy for N, Ia.
t*eatS seafa. md Il shartoe she pezson vhom All
1e saoulo consult xo ooe eycr heard Of I y.
~ us not being cured stnee he has been in the
- &cPatauon hs1 voucht1s In all the city "a
." PATENTS and the uaedical profession, both he4e
3'aoad' a. being the naoss sk1ed Specialist here.
.na 'aosoagh master Of hs profession II Ill othe1s
iai cont despair; gi7e I'M ca1 II IL oa,5 CON-
mon occurrence With him 10 cure auch casex. Els
rooms a1t separate Tor ladies and gentlemen and the
most complete In the city. Consultations fseo and
confidential:
on'cc No. 1zD South Clark street cofn1of Monroe,
hall block from the Post 0fce. Post Office Dox 1884
Chfeaso III. o1,ce hours from t. N. to & n n,
Sind for hia Guide to Health" publllhed nouth1y
nee Of chasxe.
3oCFo M1xt ZAH rAHrIcCLA1 Eo1x-Dotxnr
Bet1ow devo.es much Of hls time to the t1cAtcns Of
those caacs caused BY secret hatt which ruins both
body End mind, utnttng tho unfortunate 3pdIytdus1
for either business society," The sad eject Of shese
carly hsottz the c1eess Of tper yearz u to xesSeu
snd dcealtats the constitution destroy tic physical
sno mental rowezs, d1ntnsh md efeehe the natural
aeelnxA snd exhaust the vital energies Of manhood,
the pleasures Of LIE 1naz1rd the object Of marriage
nnatfsted. and exatcnee itac.c rendered term Of un
ceasnE misery md regret Such persons, especially
tnose contemplating marriage should love no time In
MAKING anmsdiata application. a Dr. T., By his nc1
treatment. u enabled to ensure speedy and pczms-
nent cure.
, 1865-09-30
THE TROUBLE OF RICHES.
How a Poor Irish Girl Got 9l0o, 1000 By
Lottery Tickets, and the Trouble She
Inns With H.
From the New York Herald, aith.l. %

r. 49,
e, ~ r ...e .se" ,otN tactso' 5,1n.I
SUPREME touRT-ChAhnERs- -Ifefote Iion.
;5aS2e :1n'nard.-AnnicL Lorking rs. Frederick
ms interesting case, constituting very
curious dispute between New York lawyer
ana o4e o. us ia1F elGnts, came up Today
% aealn oeaofe !udge barnard, at the supreme
Court, Chamber The case evidently excited
mole lnan - ne usual degree OF curiosity and
tnetets tss4toe ~ Ino Gal ana 9utsldefs, a9a the
" ~ .lc leai Pfoeeegings we're objects
~ ~ se1y y,tH Mls!ue1anle s1splSlon ana comment.
- aue 9est;.o1e9, Auuo 4orh'nG, was; present,
- s1,e I; LIZ eounst, ~; Jonn =. osar~
cf.ea Se anaa2a - LILLE nvn, . s"gntI-t"o years
a+rn,.es nre =. tns ,t,.na Lnaaio Hle; she vas
J,ta5eo d.ot5 .r,th t aluS1 p!Nn nSht
Gisss, NJ p.nq around her waist,
.t.as,;s tn goIu oucAie ID 1fqnt wore
ha.' 9 Mas fathef heavl!y
.3nna and o+hn. a;g,oa gJa eosty orooch,
IT, ,afnndo,t " sanas aIticdSs OF 1ewelry.
cn,Ir rnn;aa ,aba1 ~ ~ H. ,a.n h.a Is apPaf-
en9 entJ 59hng ,nemosl o. me iegnL profession,
nee,1r dressn5 n,19 "a ~ 70 ne Was
aentsa nv r. Ma,taI H Tha IL Sedl1, repre-
- ,roces5 11a~a 1,o-a.a 1uJ 1s Js.,Msy ,neats isaay
Tohi, Nscrreetor ~ ~ nv -ansassnta,9. ; f.
lie court in he mafter M md staiei Ihat ha y.
,,rtferye1 that tbn investi1at;on sl,nn1d toIo IL
1,1ace pnfl}r1r in his nrrsenra :.
~ fhc case hos rnnsei1 - iii,,a fnto,as+ c;na
comnent n lera, circles sho-+ % sisatoi, 4u ~
its r;sa md nroeTrss viii the nrfncineI ~! =.
trniisnt cjrcn,nstanres ,rj,l not he ;r"nnra-
nr9afc. The netffinner IT seems ca,na r. this
country FINN ireland ahnnt ten ve1!s ~ o1o a,t.e
md. acrordinr 10 the testimony thns 1ario''
len Trmntnnd he1o onlr a ~ %daS daTs -. Mhan
sl,a went tn Matonzas yhrr, shc VA saTn aTn.
n1ovnd 40 a nurca ~ = 1onsr nor;aS Unr;n,
= S:,cv r. .1ath1s ~ ~ 7nttsrsa shs hn,,,btsn,
era1 cIanccs md Tos ertrfmeIr for1Snsts & nv FL n
f,sr .antr-ea Jrown1 sntnro1 roueh1a .ar;ea ~
one heinz fo1 m less ti,nn ~ Ctn aanths11 th1
, 1865-09-30
ttProcecd Will Thy Elephants,

In Columbiana County resides M old fellow
renowned Tor hla belligerent disposition, WHO
is generally known as Friend shayey. Born
and bred Quaker, he was long.since read out
OF meeting On nceonnt OF his quarrc1soma pro-
penalties, but be still pertfnaciously cllngs to
TIC plain clothes and plain language Of his
early days, possibly a. .9sproteciioa against
the wrath which he il continually provoking
hy hls oTcr~bear1nE and Irritating demcauor.
nc has always the crossest dog in the neIghbor-
hood, the most troublesome, breechy Steers,
&c:, md Is continually in hot water with some
dations committed By his unruly live stock.
4 few weeks since Van Amburgh's Mcnage1ie,
travelling through Columblara, was Obliged to
pass Ills Residence A little before daylight.
Nash, tIc keeper Of the elephant Tippoo Saib,
Us he was passing, over the road with his ele-
phant, discovered this pseud1, Quaker seated
upon ienee upon the roadside, Watching a
nnli which he had turned out upon tho road,
and which Was paving, believing and throw
lnE W. tremendous dust generally. In E,ct.
from the fury Of the animals demonstrations.
one would readily hare taken him for one Of
the Identical breed that butted the locomotive
of q bridge.
rs' Taks { Ehat nall est Of the way, shouted
Proceed with thy elephant" was the reply.
III yon don't take that bull away he viii
get. lurt, y continued Nash, approaching.
willie ths bull redoublea his tslligerent dem
"Don't trouble thyself about the bull, but
proceed With thy elephant" rctorted Friend
shayey, rubbing his hands with delight at thc
Prospect Of m approaching scsimmagc, tho
old fellow having great confidence In tic In
ytncibility. Of tfs bull, which was really tie
terror Of the whole country around.
1jppoo Saib came along with his uncouth,
gait the bull lowered his head aud
naae charge directly upon the elephant.
Old Tippoo, without eyen pausing in lis
march, gnyc his cow-catcher sweep, catch
Ing tic bull on the side, crushing In his ribs
with bis enormous tusks, and t1Gn ra1sed him
about thirty feet In the air, the bull striking.
upon his head as lc canle down, breaking Lis
neck nnd killing him instantly.
"rm afraid your bull has bent his neck
little" :" shouted Nash, as he passed on.
u cht the doyil, cried old Shaycy, with a
troubled look at Ills defunct bull; 'sthy ele.
plant Is too hefiy for my beast, but thee will
not mike 50 much ont Of the operation as
tlcc suppoaes. was going TO take my falnIly
to thy show, but I'll see thee md tfir show
blowed to b1azes before l 70 one step, md
DOW thee muy proceed with thy elephant ami
be d-d.-please; )" the tspleasa'' being addsI
as slave5 took second look at tile propur-
tious Of the 6talWart etephant- Eeener
, 1865-09-30

ny Ar: GyeEe, he then procured the assis.-
whose names be was not allowed to mention
Little slx was seized In 3fr. McKenzie's house.
neu up naad and foot, bound upon q nat
tfa1n. and Oh be went With Mess1s, McKeazie
and sl.s,tlgy Al1gt!sy In charge Of him as prisoner,
" Ma!e ~. SeIe vas securing. Medicine Bot.
.ie' @nlcn be did IN very few minutes, aided
~ otn9 persons. About two miles ont
prey, md they came on together. T ':'@~-
They len Fort Carey Sunday night, the
Iah, at II O'Clock; changing horses at
Se1aicHng River, and safely arrived at the
fenblna stockades, where the two devils
3S.e Wsfe safely secured, on the ensuing day. The
oSe. W. a. = 2elosk, n, making march Of
:; They were shortly af1erwaId brought to
b.a1 bort ssnellng, = i where they hare erer since
, 1865-09-30
The Sioux Indians Under Sentence to
be Hung Mt st. Paul.

Major General CorBe yesterday received
from General Popc's headquarters. Depart
mcnt Of the Missouri Tie following order for
tue execution Of the two Indians, Medicine
Bottle and Little Six, the time and place to be
fixed By Gen. Corse:
EXTRACT.
The sentence Of the Military Commission In the
casc Of fIahta-e-chashnah.ma .manne, alias - Medicine
bottle" md Ehakopec, alias Little Six," a. pub
l!Ehcd iuE General Court Martial Orders, No. 50s,
Var Department, A: G. O., wtu be carsied ihto e1-
ecuison under The direction Of Breset, N1{o. Cen
etas j. II. Corse, commanding the district Of Atp-
nesota, at such lime and place IS he msy deAgnate.
BY command Of . MAJ. GEy. PORE.
Little Six md Medicine Bottle were cap
tured on the 18th Of January, 1864, on the
Asnebo'ne river, about Is miles west Of Fort
Carey, IN British America, indirectly BY
Hateh's Battalion, and; directly by Mr. J. Il.
Mckenzie, formerly Of Hutchinson, Mimi,
and Mr. O. Gyere, a French Canadian. These
two men secured m interview with the Sioux
Indians, aud alter some difficulty managed to
get Little Six and Medicine Bottle apart from
Their followers. They, little Si1 and Aedi-
henzie and Gyese to Mr.. Mcksnzie's house,
and stayed there nil day Sunday, the 18th.
Then Mr. Mckenzie went to work with whi5-
KY, lauaanum and chloroforu,, and succeed
ed IN getting them drunk aud asleep. Aiaed
, 1865-09-30

yhn,... A.. CarcAGo, Sept - l5l1
hntreas, The Common Council Of tie (1tT nf
e1Irsf ea5 ofaffe4 r taa5 ~ seet e b. called
to ~ lands q The ilnoa Central R.iln,ad connan1
saia pInn9Sed street to be Of the width OF ffv fat
Inc sonsh he OF which shall eotntl, With the pnrf
1loe 9t p5ops1tX known GarTetrs 5aadlT Tiston q
g. n. X. n, r, or ID. r IL: ~ Se~@Ae1 - 1.
Now ne!e1oes, public notice u hereby sIyen tn nil
heIsona interested. that the CommlsqIorers nr the
noa5 r 81 rqblis Ws:ks x a.eei .; Room So. Is l.
e as IoH11 onss u sa!d CITY on ths t aly of Octo-
The damages that viii be s7staincd, or tic beaedss
Conferred tog. er with the costs or the pr,cessfias
y reason q the doing Of such work aad tic aSiI5
u sad etutempfated improvement. '~s
Inc genera! description OF the l:nd to be cputemnra
L H,1S lSts ~ t5een s, snd seventeen az of
Flock four ~: Lots 1fteea t5 sixteen (i6 seyenfet,
til and cghLeen ~ of ylocE lye "a; Lois nlseen
seass az nStsn fSsi Sf 1ns r. e esa @ j.
ton 4, F..s, NJ It. II, E. ot 3D. +, Z. = - 'ss'
J;G: GINpELE,
FRED. LETZ, j.
......... O. J. ROSE.
Commissioners Of the Doat:.. aa{ Public Works.
, 1865-09-30
~ nfS~A


Rx|ttaentt. and graduate bI tle Jefferson Medical
Ee1y of Philadelphia.
HE. H. T. HE1xBaln:
Bear SH-1u regard 10 the question asked me rs to
ny opinion Rbont IacAu i would ray that have used
and sold the article to fo1s fuF the patl thirty
JeA1z do not tlnk there u any form preparation
ps IL hare not used Or known be uacd. the ".
Tous dseasca where such mndie1te nsent would be IL.
Etatsd. Fo1 4re AWARE veI myself tli4k It has
bsen txtnsftly employed In tic various diaoAse Of
the bladder and dneys and te reputation It has a.
Qured In my nd-mt4t il warranted 'hy the K1cA.
have eem Anl nsed, Al belost ssted, every form Of
RHnRA-1he powdered leaves, The simple Gccocttop,
Hnctue, 6nla c1t52cts-and I'm coEptzAut OF a1y
preparation Of tAt FLINT at all equal yours Twelye
Jea5 c1peftcucc ought, think. 10 give the right
to judge Of in merits. and without pfeJuce or nat.
<tallty g1Te youf* prtccdtoce all othcta. DO
cot value &hnE Hccor1Iar lis brlk, If did Other
RHcaux would o1tdo yours hut hold TO the doctrine
that t01k sn6 quantity do not make up yAlue-H thev
6it cor1cr cent would be worth more than god
dollar. @.-.
value your nuchu for is effect du patients hayr
1hc bladder &nd Atbeys than have ever seea cured
H1sh AnE Other Buchn- or any otLcz uptietoFy com
pound Of whatever name. '..-
I&upecttuly yours. &c.
GEu. Il EETSEE .
10 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Fem.
Auku&t II, 166a,
AK Tos HE1Anmn's F1rD Ex1rAcr Brcur.
ES1I.fs1-SAtTnhA&Ttu.
, 1865-09-30

Among all the celebrated remedies for The curc o
gtse such satisfaciim 10 ii. .s ~' y s4'
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparllla
Il the Wcsesu States ncasy thteefonrths Of the tn
o9 IL M i T6 Il es e
al The slckncsa md suffering arise from thst cause.
! Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
l. an inaIihe for Liver Complaint It has spe
the WORT cascs.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapari1la
It radical cure for CIronlc Intamm1tory Rhcu.
n2tisn This IneG!ene removes the canse By purify
Dr. Easter1y's Iodine md Sarsaparilla
taa H. s;a s7 Ct INDIGESTION sad Da
osee 1t without benedt.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine end Sarsaparilla
saads Esocnsnt the oess remedy cye5 discovered
cases ef over n1gpss az GFa7e 1t has
Or. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsauarilla
H. u ne oeat ESmedJ known to the civilized world for
sasi htis'sss Sevt. ses' & 1T
es ~ a. III aS snd sS Ass snsh
these complaints. -~3 IVA
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
L the best Cosmetic known. Ladies' Who admire
ths sn apd lii edcne. fhs oeoares sI Is
sao9
copltenance to tho bloom and freshness q youth
DR.. Easterly,s Iodine and Sarsaparil1a
Is great M female medicine Il tmmcdlaselx counter
ns o aud Whe e f. onea &C.
esee@s yise5oas I'D iali under il adusnss
shsnps saaqf / it, Tah f k III \ 3 a
5a1Sa MENsES 1n such cascs 1t cannot be tao highly
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
.F,1. r
, 1865-09-30
CENSUS OF ILLINOIS,
sthtistics Of Twelve ConntleS-Eopula.
t1on, Manufactures, and Common
EeNn


a pFoportIonatc Increase for tho whole
state VIII make our aggregate population
2,3oo, ,ooe-an increase Of eo0, 600 In I've years,
+ COUNT STATISTICS n uEFAn-
tdh0tH-Value Of live ntocE, {2l8,oot; number
ot common schools, -; pupils In schools, Iy;O.
/. L6tf&-AxnntattoFics, 50; value of manufactured
p1od9cts f3s2 o25; value OF live stock, filSf if1
P{'a P{S'u"as 81 q WOOL e64s; common schools q; pu-
EdgG.Aanrfactories,, Is; value Of manutac-
Ut IN salne OF products Of coal mfues
Ssu,1G2; value of f. ise STOCK. 81; No. Of
EonncA ot WooA lH.sG7; No. Of colleges, i; No. Of
common schools, IL; No. Of pupils, h,75t.
AGeoH-Aanufact0rife, =; value Of 1nanuEac-
tuEed PRODUCTS, II value Of Hive stock, ST.
si!ae-bs Nor Of pounds OF wool. 5a,s1l; No, Or
ooAeges, I; No. OF common schools, o. no. of
50tter-ManutactoFies, II srlue o! product. os
mauuihc!ore*, e, zoo; value Of live stock, SiT675
nn1ansF 1.nans q q pounds Or WOOL, 3a,olo; common
fGN NH<-FalIc ofli,c stock. S813, ,2A pounds OF
"9ei, s'.bts Pupilt In common schools, 59lI.
L.Nt-f9lue OF lire stock, $si51., ,n5 man1fae-
!n!t1 nfodeetf, $1l, 50; agricultural products,
<7:atea; ronEdr 81 wool, 81, ,l23,
~. ,..;neD0"6sslh-falHe of manufactured peoducts.
Slts,sD; 81 I've stock, q s65 IL Of agricultural
p1fGdclt, <!Tl5,yT9: pounds Of wool l.L8fI
htHadH-fnlte ot live etocG, 81 S& offj. of ao,d.
cultural products, 81 81, ,sQs; SS,oC5 pounds or
.No1yan-yh]uc Of 1aannfactu 1el precincts. s1s,..
aU1 Of lire stock, &10ia,:.N7.
, 1865-09-30

~ OFFICE OF TIE BoAED or puuLIc WoREs3
CHICAGO, SEPT. sSth. Ea3,
ea.9 has ordered TINT tho aey between aberdeen ld
Kuckcr streets N so9th half of block r. Canal T1s-
nostfeast quarter secsloa Il town 81. north faus Ii
nsendtnce Of the Roar of Public WorEs aud thai Tia
sun Ct se hundred seyenty-ihrce loa dollars 10 as.
lmrsoyement ordered. according to the provisions
and provided; ~ 13'
Now. therefore. public notice ia hereby given to IN
lefEons tntGrtsttn. that the Commissioners or tue
Btnth OF Public Works will meet At kk,fo No IL il
the Court House m said city. tbs 9Th day Of OctG-
beE f. D, 1850, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock m to ~
Council 10 Be assessed the real eslase ae ed bcnp
rtcsl by sud contemplated Improvement.
J. q. G1EDELE.
FRED. LETZ,
...... OIL. ROSE,
sesfrcfi-St
, 1865-09-30

''
AT NEW oF5EASS 1;!+,;2st; a. :, Until WEDNESDAY
VIII fsas 6ss E; esa ,as
FL Eft & ,as "haffboat Watcher, 10 tons, and swo q
GU! 11ta poa1.
OF sic: - ''ea ~ ea''n Aoos'' L. aa'a 'a' az
ts5ed 81 sa steamer CO.. aoleonb fouildmG' seg1s
sae.sesl sssss ssss. n'Ro5 M rts,s5s 90 .en.
,,9. s,de-~hesf steamer J. n. Brown, registered 81
80 sia'-*h'el steamer a. g. aFo... registered -
tos. s'e''~hesi 'se7me Ohio Belle. registered s
sisxsss ssiiasxsesl 'isas s1.a ausnE +.
''es eiae.a.*, s,sau,.r D,.n. ,e1.,,,-r,,nto to,. ~
toRs; 9,5;. 80, Il. t'Hsnl'a'' registered es'
sGssi sidsvnst, ,ts,u. = s.,.,.s,.aa - - @ .tEsa - -
tons o""1e3'ana' registered s1s
Sidsxs:sI ::,n .t:,ms< H. ID NJ T..
Eteznwhee! steamer Alsarnont, Fegia:estd % "a tnn,,
ils tons. -. ~'-f'1 o'eA ea''oo No. fs'''sesos
toss: $3.50 - ~soAs' ~. Ds.''4e'' seR'''eea Ia
steFxseS sm sesaer G1.1.s 1ssssssa
stera-~heel steamer Colonel Chapln, registered =
= Rsisx rug zt,t,.e.n, Registered 3, tons.
ssw ;nx snS Bs1f,! B1nie na1,ss tsE1stEed - tons
sss|sx ss, !n* 81 tao @ name I, a2d M now haildins.l
ssSsx ses tnE nE AA@ss1s., A.1sas IsS.:ssssd toa
Sssx az s!.a.asoit. fszis:essd tf i IONS ton:.
cwne centTewheei ssaEeT a@T app hsppsE 5sStstge tons
to1s; 9snt,,. .,r,o.,
ns. e'Snce' s'eane4 Colonel c''oufn' registered n
, 1865-09-30

~ OF11cE OF TEE Board or PuDL1c Nmze,
1v,.. CHICAGO. Eept-1l i5N.
Nhetcaa, The Common Council Of ttS fitv or ChI.
Saso has oz..ered khzt Dearbo:1 street. b. e1.eudcd
Ses np6e sif Of ;es E'S.s esnt
IessoEs interested. that tho C,nmisS oSess Or the
ths nesfd Edo Of lnlis Works WI mcs i Room No. + IL
@ Ion1s Monse n ssa eity. the ST. day Q: octo-
ceaa e dsmsss sat III
By Ftason ot tic doug a. ssh ots Id tas mixing
q ~ contemplated y, ,proyemtns. ...,
the East 10 feet Of lo1 10 and IN and tas West
fecto n1ocfs IT, ard III. Ill In School 6econ Ad-
olton to tho City Of Chicago.
FRED LETZ,
O. J. RO4K+
Canni4sionus ct tho Bosrd Of Public #oskA
, 1865-09-30

~ . OFFICE or THE board OF PCBI1c WORKS,
E1i1CAEO, Sept =, lhG3. !
Whereas The Commo1 Council Of tho Cls5o Chicago
20 original Town Or Chicago now implanted. be tiied
ETade .nd p'aoked Is said YORK to 6s done ande1 I'D
that tho anm Of three hundred my nvc s1loo dollars
be assessed upon the re1 estate deemed bcne6tc 81
the improvement ordered according to the ufoyis-
lons Of tee kaEtsea Charter IS amended In such ease
Nov, therefore, public notice Ia hereby gtren to all
ptrsols interested, that the Commissioners Of the
Board Of Public Works Will meet 1t Room No. B In the
Court House h said cityt the Glib day Of October
A 1Es u the honE Off a'e!eck u to assess tho
snount directed a. aforesad, bg the Common Council
to TO assessed the real estate deemed benefited bY
said contemplated Improvement =,
J.G.GISDELE,
FIRED. LETT, :
T