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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20
CONVENTION OF ooLoRED MEN.

At a convention of the colored men of Con necticut, held at Temple Hall, New Hayen, June 9th, 1865, wherein ten towns were repre- scented by thirty delegates, the following pre- amble and resolutions were unanimously adopt, ed: sis9 .l. eHll WHEREAS, The subject of the elective franchise
 has recently engaged the attention of the
 Legislature of this State, and has passed that
 honorable body by the required constitu-
 tional majority, and now awaits the ratitca-
 ton of the people at the approaching cleo
 ton, therefore be it 3ass -.'...a
 Resolred, That this convention, representing the feelings and opinions of the colored people of this State, declare their sentiments upon the subject. .... ...r. ..-......... ........
 Sec. I. We regard the right of the elective franchise as one of the most valuable and sacred rights of man, and at once the glory and shield of civil government.
 Sec. II. That to deprive any class of men of this invaluable and inalienahle right and for a pretext, relieve their property from State tax, when at the same time they must bear part of the expenses of the General Government, is net to be considered as favor, but is rather measure calculated to fix upon them more deeply the mark of political degradation.
 Sec III. The constitutional disability under which colored men labor in the State of Con necticut, being founded upon that color with which the Almighty Creator has endowed them is impious before Heaven, unjust and cruel to those affected by it, abhorrent to the religion of Jesus Christ, insulting to humanity a dis honor to the State and an obstacle to that spirit of freedom which is abroad in the earth strug- gling to redeem man the world over, and should therefore be speedily removed
 Sec ". We believe that the day has now come when the people of our beloved State of Connecticut should efface this blot from her constitution and proudly and nobly take her place with her sister States of New England in giving to all her citizens the right of suffrage. Sec. V. We pledge ourselves to each other to use all honorable means to induce the good people of this State to rise in their moral i strength, and in the majesty of their political dignity, and remove from the State escutcheon that blot which now identifies her with the spirit of political tyranny. s..sss I sec. VI. We recommend to this conven. ton that one or more of its members be ap pointed to draw up an appeal to the voters of this State, urging the right of the colored peo pie to the elective franchise. s1 Sec. VII. We repudiate with scorn and con tempt the minority report of the committee e the Legislature on this subject, believing it on ly base move to serve political party purpos es: we therefore pledge ourselves to use all possible means to subvert their action and prove to the contrary.
 We tender to that portion of the Legislature who have maintained the rights ofa down. trod. den and oppressed people our best wishes, and thanks for their noble services.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

- A 'sarkaAe' down-east editor says Two weeks ago Siay we rode to church on 8 splendid silkie drawn by lady full six feet distant. Wfed our best to avoid the ne- cessity. but linsisted-it was all the style Mentally we{lied, where's the use of street cars?
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20
"'a9 TERMS. ilI '+ ''
 SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM. ao-

Business Cards, not exceeding hall .quare' 48t per annum, 3$5.OO. OO.--obituary4 Notices Tn
 Prose or Poetry. five cents tline. -r..t ssys All advet tisenents, to secure insertion,
 should be accompanied Ey the Cash.
 s&r No transient advertisements taken nh'ess paid in advance. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

-- Some rich men keep cross dogs around their houses, so that the hungry poor who stop to 'get bite may get it outside the door.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

This woman appears to have been cognizant of the intended crime almost from it's incep- tion, evenif she were not it's instigator. Her
 house had been refuge for blockade runners, and she was an active participant in overt acts. Her character appears to have been that of . general manager. She received and enter
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

REV STEPHEN MIX Yes.
 SARAH STODDARD. The matrimonial mixture took place on the lst of December, 1896, and proved to be con- pounded of the most congenial elements. Mix was pastor of that paradise of onions for forty- four years.--N r. Euamgelist. Ia .. .-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-20

.,.5 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. 9t All kinds of Book and Job Printing nea'ly
 and promptly done. .,, ao ensiness Cards. Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, ' Labels, Bail Tickets, Handbills, Pamph, lets &c., &c.,, done in the best style, and
 as cheap as at any officein the State.
 Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully SO
 licited. 3'i sad z..if -,'i @i' .-'' All Jobs returned c. O. D. t..4f~ ..f M .u
, 1865-03-07
Ee, Y.nu1e Market.

IEpeclal Di1patca 70 the Chicago TFt6nhtI
ST. LOUIS. Monday. March 6, 1865.
ronacoo-Dull; safes ofsctap. At *s 20: Ere:a and
damored lugs At IS fat t1ry do a. S. soaes1
commou shipping csf s1&oo916 IS; medium do. sl7.;s
as Ct: good and prime do. $255a92s. Il; ne linn
manufacturing leaf Sso.ooa ss.M; good and nae do,
~ 25Qt6. 90 2 100 ns.
k1ouR-Dr.l; sAlea supez. s. =, taspccted Au1 de
, 1865-03-07
Cincinnati Market

CTUC1nuNf1 NlATRt&s
fsrecea1 Dispatch to the chicago IFiounel
iep CIxonsrA1t. Monday. Aarchs.
E,<,o-s-r,s nrorie,nn nssrket was Dat today
~ sh.rr T.s nm evident dkpoeitioa on the part OF
hoiderst to ahe concessions: inside city brands OF
ncrt aecned to SIS %, With so!e OF 100 orls;
Dying mrs, nork It saeso Bulk sides sold to the ex.
tent Of :. 1s loGss 1noads n, are hea
~ shnndrrr 2oc for rib des: &c for clear rlbb d;
- Sor cIear. LAID sold 21AG2t4c for prime
t1v. but at the close could have been hsd at IHc.
sru1arY-nnli 1t f. 1513.16.
, 1865-03-07
Markets bv Telegraph
OUR MIDNIGHT SPECIAL MARKET.

Especial Dispatch to the western FIeas.I
NEW YoRK. Monday, March ~Miduikht.
The Stock poaras and old Room hsd holiday so'
day to attend the national celebration. There "Ae
regular business after twelve o'clock 1t the <olo
Eoard and Gold Room, and after two o'clock at the
open Board.
Governments are generally steady or slightly fenef
Railways lower than en- Friday: Cumberland IN
wcak. and M..iposa lighter bus.ness-llght through
out The Hast railway speculation shows ~sas @ o.
spirit On either side except the New York cenaa On
which there was heavy. decline Of M per cen1
The market for gold opened 81 1885, and advanced to
1SXa1sa-t1ansact1ons verJ light. Tho money "si1
ttt vas very qulet at 6a7 per cent. Fsieisn e.
change nominal The Petroleum Board held an ear'9
session, but the business was very light ~ fsias5s
quotations.
LATER.
At the evening Stock Board gold vss tss@: 7.
c. itsx: Erie csx; Hudson 1isx; Heading lEa;
southern 65x; Illinois Central Nh f1us; ~; q
SKIN, ". ssx; do prfd, eex; Fl. "a9oe a1 o. q
II eert. 2sx Canton s.; Cumberland 9pH; Quick
silver SIX; MsrIposs 17A. Stocks not TeIy atti!e
except Cumberland, which sold At ehs"H' Gold
, 1865-03-07
THE CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM
COMPANY

A petroleum company That goes before the pub.
lie in these days Of oil with the Endorsement Of
10 eminent an authority az Prof sll'iman. at once
cotpmends itself a. a sure bona .'a1e enterprise.
and an investment that Is destined to pay hand
some dividends. Prof Silliman'a testimony,
which derives ya1ue from bis long and thorough
scientific experience, is Of uncertain character.
lie has personally visited the lands Of the Ca1lfor-
nia Petroleum Company. examined them carefully
md thoroughly, md gives bis opinion not alone
but that its value Us oil land is almost fabulous.
Prof. S. made the preliminary researches upon
Oil Greek IN Pennsy 1yanta, hut his late visit to
California hos convinced him, az he states. not
only that the oil Development Of that State Is
more promising than that Of Pennsylvania, but
that the products Of the wells owned By this com.
pany are the most productive IN that land Of gold
and oil.
We have only to join to thia indoraement Of
Prof SiliIman, which no one will attempt to I'M
peach, the fact that the officers and directors
OF the COMPANY are among the most influential
businets men Of New York-men Of integrity,
financial ability and wealth, who would not lend
the influence of their names to any second rate or
suspicious concern. This cannot but give asspr-
snce both that the company is sound, and that It
has embarked IN an enterprise which will be con-
ducted With ability and business tact, and result
IN handsome dividends.
The advertisement Of the company elsewhere
fets forth the material particulars both Of the
lande and the sffairs OF the company. The stock
which II advertised, 1t should be remembered. ie
not the odgin-l but transfer stock, and we woul1
advise those intending 10 invest in oil and VINO
is not in these dsys-1o send In their ordera for
stock at once
, 1865-03-07

HALLS Vegetable SicilIAn Hair Re
It's natural color prevents II from falling Of makes
thc hair roft and glossy, does not stain the skin
and is the best hair preparation ia the Wofla.
less than ninety days. For sale By all drnsg1sts,
and By Il. Scovil. 76 Randolph sueet Wholesale
srent for the Northwest. tta3mI544W
, 1865-03-07

REouvKD copies Of the Savannah Republican
and Daily Herald OF Feb. 2Ath nnd e5th-new Sc
xtes,of courso. Sherman hns evidently done good
in thxt region.
, 1865-03-07
milwaukee Market.
Especial DlspAtchto the Chicago Tdhuue.]
MILWAUKEE,. Monday, Meron Q.

F1ouR-Dull and nominal.
Observation-Disclosures. s,ttd bd. Market oi.
Change unchanged. Sales 1900 hn at $1.aea1s9x
Dats-Sales 800 bu At &c. deivered 500 bn do Ut CSC
Corn-Sales 900 bu shelled At 6l4c, in store.
pKoyjsIoNs-Eonlnal.
DRESSED Hcds-unchanged.
Al the wheat market at the Newhall House, this
evening" no sacs were had sellera at &l40 buyers al
~ SO1<
, 1865-03-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

OPENING DAT.
1Repcrlcd BY Telegraph Excnsisely tor the Chlc,go
TTibune.l
NEW Yak, Monday e. eulng, March 6,
REEF CATTLE-Thera are On sale to-day at A,ler-
TIM, soue s,1oo htsd OF Beef Cattle First Qualify
Beeyes arescarce and ono cent higher; medium grades
err nItnty spd ehAde h'gher, but Inferior qualite.
a,dtoo Jplenty md prices exhibit no advance. The
vea,her il beautiful In the morning, trade wag lively
for be best qualities, but the afternoon was dull On
common stock. The sapply Is amply tuf1cient for
Lent and holiday. The Government takes is
head of the best- ..... ....-.....
The following are the prices current to-day. com
nared With those OF this day week and the samo day
last year:
To-day. Laatv List year.
F,.as sos,y 1ssI 1ss1s 1;g 1ss19 Hap @5s
Third qunllty...... .lttgto 5SSaa2s 55SSa2 @3
sHEEP-Arc In moderate supply, and 4e lower
sa1es ranging at 1i@1sAc. -....
HoGsSIhe supply OF Hogs Is moderate The best
sell At 14c. eoLos RoBEsoa.
, 1865-03-07

INV Mua1c.-Received 1.-THE Prisoners Hope,''
md six tonEe by J. p. Webster, published by
tRoot & Cady. Worthy OF place in every house,
mold
, 1865-03-07

A Freah Importation OF Pure Linen MA-
chine Thread, black, white and Slate. The atten-
ton Of consumers Is called to our advertisement
in another column.
GEO. r, CE1TTEHp1E KooN.
General Agents for Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines, 1Do Lake street, Chicago.
ma. III
, 1865-03-07

City and country trade supplied. See advertise
ment Gro. 4. cH1r1ENDKG d kooN,
General Agents, Jog Lake street, Chicago.
, 1865-03-07

GAxHa.-Robcrt Butcher, the propricto. Of the
<.Buxton House. conner Of Clark and Van Buren
streets, was yesterday fined $s5 and costs. BY JUS
lice Mcdonnell, for keeping gaming house.
, 1865-03-07

Or. Clement, Surgeon Chfropodfsr,
cure. co.ns, hunlons, diseased nails, enlarged
joints, and all diseases OF the feet .: hfe oftce,
l22 South Clark street, rooms and 2, up stairs.
nhr.rnTRQ.1t
, 1865-03-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
Hrtmen, Attention

F1ffmen3 AttenN0ns
The members OF the Fi1emcn's Benevolent As
ISOLATION Will attend In 4 body the funeral OF C..
p. Bradley They will meet at the Association
rooms At II o'clock "Wednesday.
, 1865-03-07

H Burdsall's Arnica Liniment, an ,infalllhle
cure for burns ecalds, sprains, rheumatism, gun
shot wounds, pains in the limbs md back, chill
from burn or fcaId the Instant It ls applied. No
family should be w1thoutit, For sale By Aiding
gfste. 1eat'ns1Nk
, 1865-03-07

PERsoxAL.-Mr. b. P. Mason, Ncw York, Of the
house Of r. h Drhke & Co., proprletors Of the
celebrated S. T.-1a60-X., OF Plantation Bitters.
. in town, stopping ut the fremont House for
few days.
, 1865-03-07

TOR SALE-A Rare Chance.
Il The Dore House in Lola. Ill., on the III. Cen II.
5 miles sonih Of Chica2o. Il rooms, good stables
chance. Fur,tsufe and house can be- hsd 70. S5,N0.
hsf cash and ba,ance on TING good team Ct asrses
PtAEsnEs. 115 Randolph street, Chicago.
, 1865-03-07

DR.. webxter. now permanently located at
16l South Clark street. treats al private diseases
and diseasrs of sexuaf nature IN both sexes. d;
". has ten separate rooms, where any onelmay eail
2,a9. All letters containing stamp answered.
mch4-m43G23t -
, 1865-03-07

CAMr FET.-There was considerable excitement
at Camp Fly yesterday, oecasioned IL part BY the
organization OF the 15sth Illinois regiment, which
has for GONE time been full and ready for the for
.nation Of the companies and Receiving arms,
clothing, and accoute1ments. The matter OF
mastering was commenced In the afternoon by
,Adjntaut IoWea, and will probably be concluded
Today. We shu1l then be able to furnish de Fos-
Ter The regiment is composed Of very dne
body Of men, many Of them stout. robust farm
ers, who VIII be ab1o to stand any amount Of labor
auu ont.of-door duty, and do effective service
agstnst the ConfedaIncy IN the 1eld. The com.
mandtng officer Of the Itch has not yet been an-
uounced.
, 1865-03-07

ferrcd the petition Of Che Gas CompanIee asking
thoueaod feet, reported an ordinance IL aecbrd
ance with the prayer Of the petitioners. Laid oreI
and ordered to be published. II
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
AID. Kann called up the report Of the Finance
Committee. recommending that the salaries Of
Police Justices Be increased to 8, ooo, and moved
AID. Ta1cott said It was not true as stated IN the
rtport that the dnties Of the Office required the
entre time Of t9e Justices. he was astonlshed
did not earn It. Il looked to him like crowding
the nourners. pc did not think It better than
stealing. ltwas crowded through very, much a
case, IN appropriation OF $4,000 was made, $1,000
Common Council.
"a: comitky thopght TIA. The present Justices
"A; 40; Woode5d moved 70 refer the report to tho
TIE LAKE TUNNEL.
AID. Woodman called up from the table the re4
port Of The Finance Committee on the pfoposi.
the Lake Tunnel already referred to in the
report Of the early proceedings Of the co9ns1i;
4 PaSe o aa t,as eons me ero9a S9a
eGs'ast Ae in Gee aspo
fsus to 60 cent Of the a1ouaa s
the omission Of the three intermediate cribs and
cylinders (which has been agreed to by the Board,
uniess demanded By CONTINGENCIES notyet appar'
ent), would be eav1ng Of about one-third OF the
entire cost to the contractors that gold y now
cover the whole work, Judging from pasr experi-
ence, and that hence the sum II x192 doc now pro-
posed to be ss..:!en 10 tho contractors wonld be
given without equiyoscnt; that the city engineer
actual cost Of the work now completed OF which
tha following arc the items:
Work done. eoo eto ~
" QfK 10 DC EUue A4u1lASoN
Expcnses of contractbrg. 5,0G000
Totol- @3at,uouN
Original contract .....-. Sa15. .13900
Extras already allowed. 23458.72
Extras to be allowed. 2l,6000
Total- :.-..-.-......-.........-.. S553,o53.ss
Probable profit. t................-.......$ $1s,55572
The Board also called attention to the fact that
, 1865-03-07

FOR SALE-l2, 900 acres OF high,
u Rolling Prairie, on the Toledo & Peoria Il. r, be-
mar coa and timber offer The I'd Edition Of Lands
never beio' In msrket. To Correspondents y shall
March. Before thst time, l. ]. KRACK, Esq Of For
I. St, will show the lands. D. Z. PEahSOSS, lis
Randolph street, Chicago. mh3m3s4 l0t
, 1865-03-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
w year. Agents Eantsd- Every family should
have The ezeat lanor.sayer. No nou1eseeEer amer
year. Agenu can make 200 Eonth. Family, town,
county, hna SKATE rights Tor sale reasonable t:rs
YHLL, Drawer 80. Springfield, III fe!5 EAs1et
, 1865-03-07

w Benefits Galaetic Balm for females. for
eDlarging, developing and Identifying the breast.
sold By Ioggists generally Address, enclosing
&hree-cent stump, for circular E. Bennett d Co.,
Boz 5754, Chicago.
, 1865-03-07

NtwbBoysr CoNuKRr.-Remembcr the News
boys concezt tonight, in Bryan Hall. 4 good
array Of talent has been engaged. 4 new gong,
composed expressly for the occasion, and a first
c1aso cou,position, viii be given. The object for
which the concert ID held ie most praiseworthy ;
one-the alding to I'll the residing fooul &C., OF
the Newsboys' Association: You who read the
ncwtpaptrs daily, patronize The uewshoyE, the
nlt1mafe link in the chain OF labor through which
TINT result iA attained.
, 1865-03-07

CHAxBER OF CoANERcE.-The annual meeting
al The Stockholders Of the Chamber Of Commerce
viii be held At O'Clock this evening. at the rooms
of the Boaad Of Trade. The rooms will be open
for the reception Of ballots from two to five O'Clock
IN the afternoon.
, 1865-03-07
% Rf1lt.

ITO RENT-Corner Room, 5Oxl0O
l. teet in fourth story OF Reynolds Block, corner
Dearborn and Madison 1T eet4 apply to E. s, uAW.
LEY Koom No II Ks7no d's Blocl-
, 1865-03-07

n Farms, within 2H miles Of Paxton, the county
cite OF Ford County, III. The 1rst. 640 hctes MOL
2 4e1 se.es all In hleh state Of cultivation Two good
houses snd rns. feed lots, DC. No 3 90 acres, me
Bile to buyers. For particulars reter 70 E. g. Mo
CAUGHEf and II. Y. V0ss, OF Paxton, ILL.,, who viii
III fh ma faSS
, 1865-03-07

TOR SALE-32Oo acres III body
- near onetourh under plow No fencing neees.
sas3 ~ to cultivate !he Ehole 0nu large arm dwelling
To;.d one spd es 3sn mss noih S5 de aad eighty
ctoiee ro.nsg .nrfsce. Price Geo per acre AdGresa
BRONSON MURRAY, irVinx House. NeT York.
, 1865-03-07

ITO RENT House in the South
buy the entire uEniturc, catpea .nd all In
coed erder. Address Post Office Box 1857
, 1865-03-07

Severe Throat Affections and stubborn
Coughs ana Colds are beng rapidly produced by
climate; but Or. Jayne's Expectorant will as
promptly cure them. mh2-m273-3tTn, ,sA,TU
, 1865-03-07

free possible from pollution, for The purpose Of
avoiding the heavy expense that would otherwise
but one sewer. md ihat only few blocks long. On
the North Branch. The Wesi kinEe street sewer
probability is that for many. years to come, the
ampunt OF sewerage it may be necessary to dis
charge into that branch will not be sufficient to
csuss oaensiveness,if the establishments aboTc
vented from diseharg1ng their nlrh into it
All which ia respectfully submitted.
'sS1sasa22 IT, 2ooD,so, E.B. .rA,corr,
r B. MASON, E. s CHEsBRouoH,
CHICAGO. March G, 1876.
The Finance Committee, 10 whom ssas referred
an ordnance for the appripriation Of the proceeds
Of one hundred bonds Of +, 600 each for the COL
struction Of a tunnel at Washington street, pre-
ordinance.
no crTr BOUNTY.
Inc same committee, to whom WIS referred the
ptoposltion nade at the special meeting to psy .
Gity bounty to volunteers. reported adversely
thereto. Aid. Bond presented minority report
In ia!oE Of The project
Ala Ialcott and Aid Barrett spoke to the sub
ject. the former advocating tns adoption Of the
majority and the latter Of the minority report.
Aid UsulltEan In speaking to the majority re-
ComptrolleT, wo be sa aimed M to run he W eutits liz
he thnnt ut they had hetfer dcpose that official or
cor pei him to obey the City Council.
Aid. 1alcott paid a glowing tribute to the intec-
ritY and faith1ulness Of the City Comptroljer.
&c thanked God tEat nc had one honest city Oil.
c"r. one who cared for the city finances ii tie Al
derran did not
Aid. o.Sn'liyan explained that his remarks
were not intended to reflect upon the Integrity OF
Aid Shimp thought there vns deal of talk TO,
buncombe, and be hoped to hear no more Of il
Aid. Comtsky said Thar there was cvldently no
authority II the charter to pay the bounty. He
thoEId.be adopter. This action was the one inaI-
" adopted by the Council.
BRIDGES.
The Committee on Hafbors and Bridges report
ed favo1ing the passage Of an ordinance for new
br1dre at FULLER street, at coEt OF $10,O0 and
authorizing temporary loan for that purpose,
and submitting an ordinance which pasted the
Council unanimously. ..-
The tame Commlttee reported in favor OF the
construction Of bridge 1t North avenue, at a
cost OF &,6o0, and authorizing a temporary loan
for that purpose, and submitting an ordinance
therefor, winch p. esed by ayes Is, NOES 1.
GAS II0HTs-
The Committee on Gas Lights, to 1hom WAS &C.
, 1865-03-07

w TANTED-Fort the Government
w in the Qusrte1master's Department, at II
Louis, Lahogers ut rs per month aid rht1ons; ea.n
taton furnished from Chicago, Illinois. For fnrthe1
!ntoKnsn ton apply at the 6oVesnment ofaces, 334
Vcu.h Water streets, Chicago, Illinois,
ja6-d17gu WILLIAM WAIT. Government Azen.
, 1865-03-07

Western Educa tlonnl College for Boys
connected with the School of Trade, open from
9a. N. to 4p. m. For circulars apply at 192 Lake
street. nch1-M103-lm-TTh&S
, 1865-03-07

ferrcd the petition Of Ehe Gas CompanIee asking
that the pElce Of gas be increased from 81 to "a
thoueand feet reported an ordinance IN acebrd
apce with the prayer Of the petitioners. Laid over,
and ordered to be published, -.
, 1865-03-07

WANTED-Agents-$50to$l50 to $50
w per month. to scll the Genuine Improved New
Engand FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Price us.
1hs MACHINE mskes the elastic lock stcn
beautifully. Every seeont Stitch be cut aud stu
the cloth cannot be pulled apart Do not buy ~ a.
name but send 1os en- circular. Address DANE 4
CO, Poet Ofce Box 81 Chicago ILL., or call at e 3om
4treets General agents wanted IN all the West
IN tales. mh5.l5G45s
, 1865-03-07

Still. ANOTHER ATTnAc71ok.-Col. Wood has
secured for exhibition the venerable Joseph
cre}e. Of Portage. Wisconsin, aged 1as years.
frele is ono Of the old stock Of French pioneers,
md IL said to 1e the oldest man in the world. lie
f. ouite active and enjoys good health but sppears
mnch withercd. nc will appear at the Museum
1h{s week
, 1865-03-07

OrEENd or NAv1oA77ox.-Ths season Of naVi-
cation partially opened yesterday. Three Bchoon-
crs departed IT carly morn, and steamer at night
Other vessels are preparing to leave. and soon the
Lake trade will be again In full blast. Summer Is
approaching; Il is eyen at the dooys.
, 1865-03-07
.T0t Salt.

FOR SALE-Drug Store for sale,
70 miles chicago, and Is doing good caah trade
tor particulars, Inquire Of ] Il. REED q CO. 81
LIKE hiCaTo. mhJIuGS9-4[
, 1865-03-07

n ANTED -Ag ents Male aud
iepale. to sell the new Patent SrANF Boz. No
lar. receipt - cents, retail price. & e LAN.
Don: Agest. So Lake street, Chicago, III.