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Supreme Coure-Cfreufs.
4 rRoNissoRY NOTE CASE.

before Judge barnard
40. A-Epstesn "a 0dsnhss~sy.-rhs Ti&insn s"es
", defendant bromissory Rose Ths aAss~f ssans'v
put In defence, among Other, Of payment AsNy~ 80
Nm granted for the purpose q issuing es~ms-
sion TO North carors but the reseiicn IN th.s v.r
Ne country q was alleged prevesssa 10 esecnnsn Tho
tother defence want OF considerastoA ~se
Sxauned the dealings tetween The rsfrs an aver
che summing IN OF 90 nsci ana the chaEe ~ uhe Cst
tire Jury rem cred verdict ~ favor "a llsi&an lof @
tcirg the amount claimed The Justice grsned An allow
arco or ave Der cent plaintiffs oounscL Ahsf ths
OF the the defendant cas- srrsrd ~
ks former oopartnc apon an order issued ~ ysdks BAR
Aard for an alleged libel contafued In zone adsvs usd
upan motion. Henry H. Aorange, ksq, for piSlnlin
Esssm Sessions and stern for defendant
WHAT CONSTITUTES A BREAK IN rHB oAsAL.
n. tt Before Judge Leonard.
JAN A-kartn w. Brett Loas Rsnawf This
ansction brought TO recover damages for breach Of
contract The defendant appears contracted with the
plant TO deliver 6oooobushels az oats eighty
and half cents per bushel the 18th Of December
lS63 provided there break in shc canal On ths
18th OF December oats worth ninety cents per
oushel; but the contractor failed TO deliver
The defence set up that boat sank In the canal
Immediately ahead Of those containing the plaintiffs
eats and that the water had 70 be on order 70
ise the craft which taascd such delay that the boats
aprtng $3.50 +, p .s ,... .t ...s. -
The Court held that an obstruction in tho canal was not
break, and instructed tho jury render verdict fos
No plaintiff In the SUN of $50 being the difference be-
wen the contract price Of the oats their value
shs day they should have boon delserci. 5r- cz.t.
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srsAssa DAnAscus 81 Portland from Liverpool hAd vsy
hsAy wessher siovc buiwsrks &c and lost svsrboAr4
sabia s~ssnssr named Martin ahepAerd. .fs sth x.
h.gssssssss ssissn, ES@ WmlSSsoSn Nc sssssscss,
$x a 1Ess SScus - m!sss y. vssss. rS q ssrmSss
cr,s csps ss 70, IA. S{ me s ss5
hated ~ BsrmuAH = be Lee mat - - -
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3 sm e. FINANCIAL.
A gGIsrANCk TO INvENroRs
"A TnE INVENTORS, nUTUALAssIsrANCE COMPANY
prepared TO take up any really useful submit
buildings gfTwELL HARRIS, Manager.
CrTY BANK OF PERTH AMBoy TAKEN AT PAR, AT
" AZ Fulton street, corner OF Warrington. Come quick
you will lose good bargain. c. SMITH ALLEN.
CITyBAHK OF PERTH AMBoY AT PAR-AT O. SMITH
" ALIENS Cigar Stand TAI Fulton Of wash
ing.on Esdeenrd for HaS.na or domestic Cigars rirss
Bank money. Come QUICK and recsive moneys WORTH
CREAT rIOWIHa WILL ron SALE.
VI AN ENTRELY NEW WELL, ON THE BUCHANAN
FARM, ON CHERRY RUN, one-eighth OF . mile from the
Housewife Hotel Struck ten days since commenced flowing
twenty nve barrels per day. ssd ha: steadily insrsassd
lies the Nat Of Cherry Hun. There ery reasonable be-
lief that this win OF the greatest wells in
re oil region The lease fourteen rods Anoth
well going down and room for three
For further PARTICULAR inquire Of
ALbEHr II. NIOOLAY CO.,
- william street. NJ Y.
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At THE FRANKFORT HOUSE. ONE BLOCK EAST
~ OF the Ciiy Iisli corner OF Frankfort and Wilton
streets 20 Rooms neatly furnished; 60 QUO per-
son - 70 oc per day. 81 % 81 per week House open
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SHIP PIN 6 Ne W S

Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Malls forwarded by every steamer The regular lines
The steamers for fro Liverpool esl a Queenstown,
cept the Canadian line, whsh call Londonderry. ThS
steamerssor or from the Continent call at Southampton
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW. YORK, JANUARY, 1868.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI PERSONS
L.. WHO REQUIRE TO HK vAGOxNATED
w bs attended 70 promptly without charge By application
have not been vacnated should either avail selves
ton az onos BY ihsr ova phy.acians The Com
ne Report Of ihs Resident ysician sseemsndss thss
every person should vaccnRted and every
NOT lad hs operation psfornsd within chat psrsd should
iss NEW xoK1 iDisfEHsARY = located q he corner
Of Centre and White streets ,MEt..a N
The EASTERN DISPENsARY located at the corner OF
Esse1 snS aEAgA streets. oyss E.sss Aeshsk
Tho MONTEREY DISfENSARYf 10 located q Ghs corner
Of Waverley piece and Chyistophe Itrees .Val
The DEALT pIsPkNsAH y lsesssd a "a Second
.Ths NoRrHwEsTERN DIsrENsARY 10 ,osAssa u I'll
7Ss NoRTHRAsyxRx sDIsPENsARY is located a the
corner Of Thsy-hfst street snd Lexington avenue.
G. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

I ours ANRrcH ~ BROADWAY INV YORK no.
IL tell win give usual thirty uent ossrshy mas
the trade for Diamonds oil Go, AM sn,af, furs SNns
lair sLawls. or Article Of tirtn
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%, ss ss y seg ssI.n sAs ss,s nd
Into partnership with parties tains capital engage n The
above bus9sss; hrsi ess references given Address H. H.
j.. boz a2G New YORK Pos, saice.
THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDI-
y ana Railroad Company.-omoe 10 William street-New
TO THE GUARANTEED STOCKHOLDERS
dividend Of Eve cent less government Tar, win be
ad 70 hs holders Of guaranteed sock at this oce on the
In order 70 conflicting interests In dspuis grow
ing out o. claim made BY portion Of the guaranteed stock
compromise 70 acssp Of proposition made by parties
owning and representing large majority OF the
on tnls settlement withdnawn the Company deems but
Just eaer the same terms OF settlement % the remaining
~ have been accorded 70 the majority above
addition e the ~. par cash dividend payable
% The siosihode, common ss a par 70 The
them q fun payment al esim. dividends and interest
men upon the face Of the cerhcates All
teck 20 issued PRIOR " the closing OF the common
70 ssus aSs0a on som% Nc .soss
payable Let Of March, l6dd - 80 INT =
HENRY KEEP Treasurer.
TEXAS INDEMNITY FIVE PEE GENT BONDS OF
i5eoIHolders Of irregular Bonds win please commun
cate VIA LOCKWOOD CO., u William street
WANrED-uNIrEp STATES GOLD COUPONS DUE
" March and Nay KILLER 90, Banksrs
.f No. 9ChAmbers street.
@000 0OO TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT ON
~oo0'Ooo No" York city pT Ssssssya A HIsSS 2
No. 81 Pine street. rooms 10 and II.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY, 1868
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MARKET SAVINGS BANK.
NJ No. GNassau street. New York.
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
DspoGG made NOW viii draw FIVE MONTHS INTER
JAMES O. sroNEALL, President
HEMr n CeExLIx, Secretary.
NEW YORK CENTRAL MTHIN0 AND MINERAL
IN Company, January 10, to66
The annual meeting Of the stoskboders of this company
for the for shs held
Tuesday e Si day Of January 1888 al The oce Of the
company, al "A. NJ GEO. r. KBELER. BeGrstarv.
, 1865-11-07
ILLINOIS ITEMS,

The Ecllyil}e Adcoeate says that the body Of a
young woman and an infant child were found noat-
ing IN the river Just below The lover ferry, East
st. Louis, a lew daya eiune. The bodies appeared
10 have been in the water three or four weeks. 1t IL
supposed that The woman committed suicide by
jumping IN the river With her child.
The Dixon Ittegropa says that Mrs. Turner, the
mother Of three little children, living In that city
left her husband nnd oldest child few days since
and eloped with fellow named Oliver NcMa:tezz
Turner was member ot Chcney'e battery for the
laet nineteen months Of the VIII, during which tins
IN intimacy eptanZ mp between McMasters and Ills
wife, and continued until their clopement, some
tire after Turner'S retasn. lie docs not intend to
wuete time md money In tnolsh chaec alter the
ceHups patr.
A Young u,ap named Smith, a bsakcsman o4 d
freight train Of the G. o. Q. r r., was killed Oh
Wednesday afternoon last, near Augusta by falling
from the cars while the train was tn motion, and
several cars passing orer him. This IL the second
accident Of the Kind that has occurred at nearly the
same place, within month or s1S rceks past.
Mss. Edward Adcock, who uas living With her
son. near Monmouth Warren county. was burned
to death, hy the explosion Of kerosene l.mp, a
fen days t1rcc.
The Ottawa RtEHAieGn has changed prop1letora,
and been enlarged by the addition Of a coluun to
each page. Mr. Grover has retired from the IRe-
l'n.*ieon, md is succeeded by William Perdne, a
former proprietor. and Capt. William Parker.
The morrison Stnfintl is informed that onc ueaton
proprietor of astcge route running from Morrison 10
Spring Hill, refused to let poor soldier ride, who
had lost 4 leg and tn arm in the service OF his
counirE. because be had no moucy to pay his pas
sage. Heaton should be made to take himself ont
SIDE Of NhIteBide county without delay.
, 1865-11-07
A Family Of Thleyes-How Immense
Robberics Were Committed.

correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press,
writing from Holiday ysburg, Pa., says:
pl.ee in our criminal court during, the last
week, that the people Of this section have
ever witnessed. The charge was larceny.
The persons INFLICTED were John J. Burk-
holder, Ludiah, his wife, Julia, Layinia, and
Mary Hawk, his daughters, and Henry,
scns-in-1aw. The trial lasted three dnys, and
resulted IN a conviction OF ali the defend
anta, except Perry Burkholdcr and his
mother.
The charge was for stealing large amount
of goods shipped in the cars Of the Pennsyl>
delectable Family was WeIl-to-do farmer and
horse speculator, living four miles east of
Altoona, In this county. His daughter,
Mary Hnxk, and her husband, Norral Hawk,
in October, November and December, 1854,
and January, 1Sg5, resided In Altoona- Mar
Bishop Cozzen Ware, was frequent visitor
at her sisters; and here was planned this
gigantic system Of robbery.
Hawk, as an cmploye, had got possession
of freight car keT, which vas broken, but by
filing answered the purpose. During the last
three months Of 1864, immense quantities of
goods were missing from the cars, and no one
was suspected. The goods were carried to
Hawks, there divided, and tho share Of La
vfnfa and Julia carried to their mother and
two brothers, Henry and Thomas, down into
the country, to their home-ou horseback, In
the carriage and IN sicds. On December G1st,
Ware and Margaret were married. The cars
an outfit for housekeeping. The stock Of Mir.
kranse, from Potfstown, Montgomery coun-
ty, Wns pflfcrcd. and great Quantities Of tow
els, carpets, slips, silk dresses aud shawls
taken by this woman from the cars, his
goods having been shipped for Indiana, Pa
I s1Y1r0 tn hfd
match.
Things went on sWimmingly, until, In March
Of this year, traces of the missing goods werc
then observed. Search warrants were OBJ
taincd, and the result WAS the discovery OF
abont q thousand dollars worth Of goods ut
Of the amount missing, led to the suspicion
that some was concealed at Burkho1dcr's.
Ware having been arrested, he told them
where 1t might he hid, and as the search con.
tinued. great packages Of goods were found
hidden in the haymow, in the cellar, under
and everywhere that goods could or would
be hidden. Lamps and oil cans of the rail-
road company were found In the possession Of
Burkho1dcr, and stolen goods were found in
every part Of the house-in the chests and
trunks Of the girls, md even upon the per-
SONS Of the b0ys. It was impossible to con-
ctct all the defendants without the testimony
Of Ware, as nine-fenths OF the properly II was
NOT possible to identity.
John J. Rurkholder owns large farm, and
was in no necessity Of resorting to this mode
Ct making living. The trial was donbly im-
prcssive, iuasmuch as it Is the practice In this
judicial district, under the net Of Assembly,
TO arraign al1 persons charged with the com
mission OF felony. 1t was strange and pain
ful family rcunion-eight persons, from tho
gray-headed grandfather to the youngest son
Of fourteen years of age
, 1865-11-07

streets. searched and relieved Of Nhateyeer
they had. 30 sudden was the dash of Berry
into stepncQspon TINT the citizens were COM
pls.ely throSn OH thclr guard, and they qui-
et:y submitted to the robbery.
ihe fa'no day they reached Union Star, and
Al iais Place they commenced d Wholesale
eng Eene1a al robbery. They went to the house
o. Mr. Hammers, formerly Of the army, for
thc purpose Of robbing it. Mr. Hammers
bearing Of the approach Of the gnnE closed his
hoasc and made preparations to resist any At
!aek tnai might be made. The baud came
toward the house at full tit, and when
Whhtn some few yards Of the place Hammers
hred the shot, moEtally Womding one Of Ber-
y 8 ment who fell from his horse. This re-
ssstancc On the, part of one Of the citizens,
WIS so unexpected that the guerillas were
tetror-stricien, and le[t the town in double
quick, going in the direction Of Clifton Mills.
We were unable to learn the name OF the
wounded man.
ReHy has, our Informant states, expressed
his determination to carry On this system Of
highway robbery until lie is captured or
killed. He has q bnnd With him who arc Of
The game opinion, and his namc Will
no doubt become as great terror
as was TINT Of. Dick Turpin, Jack
Sheppard, or any Of the other knights of
tho road about whom 50 much has been said.
We hare not been able to learn whether Berry
went to Clifton Mills after leaving Union Star,
or whether he changed bis conrse and went In
q different direction. If the citizens in the
Deighborhood, where he Is operating, will
make the resistance they should, bis career Of
Flunder Will be but short one.
, 1865-11-07
REGULAR MEETING Of THE BOARD
Of EDUCATION.
T0FFCL4L HEPQRT}

CH1cAeo, Oct 81. ISIS.
ft1seEt-Nesert. Ballantyna, Dl.ckman, Brcn
iano; K;arke- Fo.tet, Holden, Leasttt, Ryder,
steGle. I5nkha1n md Wentworth.
Hayes and Walsh,
President Holden In the chair.
The mtnutes of the last two meetings wcrr read
Mr.. Ryder, Of The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds. tcportcd that In the ahsente Of the Con-
rnissec, he Building md Supply Ageut hsd4 With
e1el members Of tle Eoa1d. purchased two story
building, Cited mp With necessary decks and eests,
located on Indiana enee'. adjoining tie Washing
Washington School. for The sum Of $500 and
oaa ospsd lis ssei st .hs .hs
Kap,ist Chu1ch, situated on DeKoTen, near Des-
plaires street, for SO2 pee anutm, to be used as
branch Of tic Foster school. giving aeeomuaoda.
scholar. and also lhat partitions bad been put up
Ia tho Bremen street and White ttreet branches OF
E1nkHu School,, in compliance Wlth authority
Tidirg increased Recommendations In Ihis district
for tltec teachers and abont Two hundred pupils;
a!so asksd that au'eoEity Be glsen 70 The cemm.t;
lot, {the Board Of Pubic Works. having requested
the same, to relay sidewalk around the Aoecley
School lot, md hy z new sidewalk on Madison
ned auth kor!ty to repair sidewalks granted.
Ic0s-NeRess. l1allantyne, Brentsuo, C.nrkc,
Foster, Eolden. Ryder, Steele, nnkhana, and Went
uo1th-9.
Ndys-o-
on motion Of Mr. Wentworth, further time was
granted to tho comn!ttee On Building and Grounds
"a rpY7ott IN n site for a school hni]dine In the
southwestern part Of tic present Foster School
Mr. Steele, Of the Committee On Text Books and
6oof d ,se % Mth gsadc oi liz Pablic Schools. '
, 1865-11-07
Horrible Result Of IInIlow.Escu
RTcak-A Boy Shot Dead,


The young men residing In the neIghbor-
hood Of KinEscssing had social meeting last
night at the house Of John Neill In that bor-
nusb, to celebrate unlIow Eve. They were
dressed in fnntastic costumes With blackci
faces- Willie In the height Of their time, three
men entered the tavern and intcrfered in the
proceedings, threatening to thrash the boys,
one Of the party showing black jack. During
the confusion attendant upon this de1nonstra-
tlou, john Conner moved toward the door.
At the same moment Michael Fitzgerald,
boy only sixteen years old, appeared on the
Torch. When Connor eaW him he drew q
pistol, raised aud pulled the trigger, but the
cap only snapped Recovering Ills weapon he
aEafn lock aim md fired, accompanying the
shot with the remark, II shoot to KILL" The
ba1l entered the mouth Of Fitzgerald, pene-
trating tllc b1nin aud causing instant death.
Officer Hill was called upon TO arrest the
nun; while In the discharge Of his duty, the
Of Connor rescued hin. The
party then separated, Officer Hill following
Cunnor. Assistance now arrived from the
Twenty fourth Ward Statiou Honsc. Officers
ColehoWcr, Craig and Shaw arrested the COM
panions Of Connnr, and conveyed them to the
station house. Hill again captured Connor,
who pleaded for PERMISSION to visit his fathers
house; this Was accorded him. While In his
fathers house, he escaped by 1eaping from the
second story window. Oifictrs Hill aud
Beeseley tracked him 10 Gray's Ferry Bridge,
which he crossed. On this side Of the bridge
10 was again captured. BE Was disguised In
an enormous pafr of laIso whiskers. On being
arrested, he made the remark that the officers
would have acted as he did, had they been
p!nced in the same position.
, 1865-11-07

~ STATE UF ILLINOIS. Cook C0uuty-s5.
CTfI CcLLfcTnn's 0FYIcE. CorRr IlorsH,}
Eoom No. II, October Slst. 1865.
Fubitc Eotfce Is hereby etyen that tha following
described WaHanta hare been placed IN uy hands for
Ws1ant a. Wes,, dated Oct s,st 1861 and Issued foz
tho collection Of SPECIAL assessment lerIed fof con
stfEctpn or s}newA1k- on east Eide Of CARPENTER
STREET, between Lake ana Madison streets.
Warrant S35 West t1tcd Oct, SLIT. 1Ss and iasucd for
the collection nt special assessment ievted tor CON
st1uct1on OF eldeEalk on nDrth side Of Washington
street between Hnyne and i:obey streets except ID
mont Gf LOTS II and s 81 10 s inclusive, aud 10
Etock y; Sec: IT 8, n. r II E. -
Warrant f. West. dated Oct. 5lst, 1s6S and Issued
fot Tue collection of special assessment levied for
constructing sidewalk on north aide Of Washington
street, between Oakley And Leayitt streets, except
n iEont q lots . and =. BLOCK 81 Canal Tfuste
s1bdivlalon. s. T.3, ~ K,1tE.
warrant Vest. dated Oct 31st, 1867 and Issued for
the collection Of special @easuent levied for coz
sftrctjon Of sdeEalk on south soe Of Bunker street.
between Jefferson md De%r!ntnts aIrtcts.
Warrant 5R dated 0ct stsf. 1G3 and Issued for the
collection OF special assessment levied for Con-
ttrutuoa Of sidewalk side Of Throop straet.
between Adams and Jackson streets.
Warrant West dated Oct. Slst. s61 aud Issued for
the collection Of special assessment levied fa- coz
Atruct!on Of sidewalk north side Of ash ST. eet
between Dcsp!ancs and uastet Streets
All persons interested to said assessments are RI
gneRtfd to make 1np,edlaie payment It my o11ca.
In default Of such payMen, the said as8es5ments viii
l!sble therefor. A. II. HEALD,
nolusltu CITY Collector.
, 1865-11-07
COLLECTORS NOTICE,

~ STATE t1F lLLlhQ1S, L6ck Eat3HtF-dy
cErr coI1Ec1oH's o11,sz; CoE1E M Hog:K M Eeo1 II,
Public noticc Is hereby Eivea thst ihe foio1tnx DE-
scr!oed Warrants hare been placed IN my bands for
aIfant I'll, ct, dased Oct St. lsa sud Issued .br
sfsucsiag sde walk il front Of Or adtaeeot to thc
sssstesa eess f. I'll Il
Lot il block y c*naI Trustees subdivIsion i. Z. (
B1esk a, and III Block IS School Section Addition %
warlnnt s., West, dated Oct. IL lss aad issued far
tke collection Of special levied for cop
stEuctpg Sidewalk In frort Of or adjacent 10 the
sss:ssa Il Es's .sa &
waff:ns ss. wes,, dated Oct q. 1s md ls,aed far
II e Il o3
csnai aisi sqs e II. 1f
s3!sat s9ats.;s1 s,s Ws,; 5n sstsa s. 81
the collection Of spcela2 assessment levied for r.
constructing sidewalk On the west side Of Eniou
street, between Fulton bud Lyda streets In font Il
VII ri EloeE e istna Tosn Il cbiesso.s cbbiiesss 10
HaTaat 6ts Vest, dated Oct Il. 1855, md ISSUED for
the collection Of special a<sessmt Icyfed for 70
constructing Sidewalk on the east side of Morgan
of adncent to The {ollovlDg described ProreEty.
70 vt: Lot t, Elock Is. caspenter's addiaoo !"
Warrant so west dated Oct ST. tss aqd ,ssasd I'd for
street, between Union nnd Halsted strees4 u ix9a@
ssq ;essat & e l'STssS Ss.i
An pfrxous tEtrfrstcd IN said essess@ea1 ~ =
q1estcd 10 make immediate paJ59eat a. y 4cs 81, n n
daauit ofs1sh psysSat @ sHa ~ of the psans lanls
therefor. a. L. hAaA-o'et5 e't"sS"'s
noysuo.3let
, 1865-11-07
Gftp Notices
COLLECTORS NOTICE

I toAIGN4OlA0 . ~ 14I11s '.''
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook Couuty-u-
: C1IT CoI1xoror' s0YE1cK, Cousr Housx,
Room No, Il EhlcAgo. Oct 81. 1855.
Puhic Eotca u b. rny given that ehe following de-
eGioea Warrants haFe been placed In my hands fur
WE1sat s, sonth, dated Oct slst t, and issued for
the collection OF special nssess ent er.e3 70: the
exen&ton Of Third 4Tenut, forty feet in Vld1h aouth
to Fourteenth street. In the East FIarttn7 Northeast
quarter Sec r. r. Se y. r II, L. Of the Tnird Primo
Warrant d. Sonth, dated Oct sist. 1R and Issued for
The collection of special Assesansut levied III the
construction Of prtvats drains on Wahalh Ave1ue b.
tween Ranao3ph and Twepty-secend streets
Warraot+A South, daed Oct 1!st 15 and iEsusd for
hc collection OF special assessment levied for tae
EsA.sessncnk for F1Eolng .nd plantas Couch Place.
Hloc1 8, Original Town Of ChtcIgp.
Warrant Ill Eosth. dsted Oct 3lst 1861 and Issued for
the collection Of special assessment levied for erect
ing lamp posts on 11Ieois atreer. betweeu Wells
street and LaSsIle sreet. IN the city ot Ch!caso..
Warrant North. dated Oct. 3ls 1854 and issqed for
Ing u I'D nea1 Grand llsven Stp, n nocE > Sionsa
Warrant No. North And South, dated Oct. 3tsf isa
and issued for the cuuectton OF special ASSESSMENT
levied for thB construction Of ptsrEte df1ips On
MIchiRHu street. between Cas- and Clark streets aed
on Dc4sbn1n street. between Madison and Monroe
strtet1
All PERSONS Interested IN said assessments nre re-
qutstcd to make immediate payment II my oftce. In
default Of such payment the euta WILT bc COL
lecte at the cost md expeose Of the parties liable
therefor. A. IT, HEALp.
uA1uEN1lt CITY fhltACtnr.
, 1865-11-07


Crrx CoLI1croA'a OFFICE. CQrKr Hor-x}
Room No. II. Chicago. NovcCnberl i A65
Pnbl!e noieets hereby Elsen that the following dc
se{3oed Warrants have been placed IN ny hands ior
warrant CsI West. dated Oct. a. 1ss5 and ,s,uea for
tho coeclun Of s2tctal inent feyied IN in
construction Of sidewalk u front or ar MA arrnt ~
ths tnHoWnS descfihsa Property, 10 Wit: Lots II
and =. Dl:SE r Canal Trustees subdtTision. y x
xs:k't ast:d Sc 3 5ef M pa ,.,n.
nc collection Of speciai leyteI fur The
Ssnstrncffou Of sidewalk in front or or ads1ecpt
70 n egys:1l !ott s1biots OF parcels or!aud hers
ofw Rods i, and that part not subIi1id nIo:R
Warrant s West. dated Oct II, ISes md issued for
the collection Of special hsss1ent ieyied ior re-
ooTn 9n: %
III 1isoa of ps=s ofsec f:ss! 9i;s'' saaa'
Warrant S1A West dated Oca. a. ls ar Issued far
the collection Of cclal assessment 1eyted for tho
e9EsEncicn o1a s!deEaik IN 'front.' OF OF adjacent to
1etS t9esEE BaeF St Gaip:ssei ses,si
Addition TO Eh.r4cu-
warrant d1o. west dated Oct 81. ts md ts.ued for
the c6lIee Of special assessment levied Tor rn
construction Of Aaldevalx IN front OF or adhceat 10
,hs fol!1a,ng N;a ds4s1ssa gsopeFty to " 1oa
Warrant 6s. West. dated Oct &. LES and Issued for
The collection q special assessment levied for tho
construction Of MdeWa!k In front OF or adjacent 10
the following described properly. to Wit: On nd
Addition to Chicago.
All persons interested IN sald ossessruents srr re
4uested 10 maxi Immediate payment at my of1.ce In
default Of such payment the hss essrens viii bs col
therefor; 4. Il, uEALD, City Collector
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