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, 1865-12-22
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Press
New foEK, Dec. q.
NAIi%AT f1AHss.
Railway speculation w4s tathct lame this rorr!rr
at the oren board aud Stock Exchange and t4cre as
Eradusl falling oil in prices. Erie vas st.oa- End
active The Transactions In this stock at the first reg
uar Board amounted to S0o shares. There arc ssran-
tos Of snothe- movement In Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
for nn cdvxocr Thr market was quiet dusn: the dar,
but so1srd TIE close Pittsburgh was quite lively, aod
sold up to t. after selling At 81 just previous to the
session. Al the last Board there wns crucf tone,
SD the rra,kc: vas friction better.
CLOSING rRIcts.
The following we're the closing prices At 1:,p p n.
Ohio Certificates AK; New York Central ssx; Erie
a3S; Hudson Hvcr lb8s Reading 1o,X.
Colds du1l. The receipt OF sss IS. 10 gold yestc,-
day bS The Asplnxal steamer has eased the market,
Which closed 1t 1s6H.
0oyERyxKS7s.
Govrrzment stock list little Lower On gold bonds
b1t stcady on 80 notes.
ErA1K nosDs.
State bonds Tt-y 1r and rather better on Mlssour,
snd Tennessee %.
Petroleum etocRs art qalet to-day, with Eaies It the
following fEtese Deantho1 Run. $l.s5; prcroprI
<so; bradley, ac7 Central, F3i-0,; Empire Caty, &c
Excelsior &c; First Sattoaa1 4sc; Mecntoek. q %
OH Creek 50; P1thole F1soo: Union sl1po; Eynd,
tic; Webetet. sl.1o. Petroleum rather more active.
and tho market heavT 1t tastlt for c<ado On the spo
md G39ssc for refined do Eales reported OF 1000
hrla crude for January. buyers option, 1t sec, aad
1hAD0 refined do, same terms. SIC.
pEY Goope-
Tie following are the quotations from the DIR
Goods Exchange:
Iaown sheeungs-Au2ntic 4, 2aXc: Atlantic D, nc !;
Gllboa, &c, Howard A, 29xc; Porter q. &c
Blcached 6htrtsnrs-Pepperel1.4 nc; Hay Mills, tzxc
White Fork. i1Hc: Wa1usntta, Sc
I1tntscoeheco, :sstkc; Allen. fic; American, &c F.;
SIIrgue, Ne.
Del1Inesr1citc, &c: Lowell, sc.
Ca1norics-Ergi!sh, 2ac; Warrington. 7ac-
Hrown Dsttfs-StaIdsrd. &c; Winthrop, EsHc-
Corsct Jeaos-Eau11Seax. aoc. Amoskczs. nc.
Canton nf1annel-sateTT1lle, 57xc, CasTot. z7c; Do
ver. &c.
Tsekz-Evczets exc: Hampton, =. s;Se; Albany.
&c.
st11pes-Sors, +.xc; Uneasv1ne, ssHc: Pi,tsaeld,
&c.
Dcnins-Tork, SEC; Hsr.naker. l7kc.
Hoop sklrts-Bfadle5's Duplex Elliptic, 10 10 50
hoops. ssHe4<t.o5; Empress Trail, 7t..i
The following dispatches were received At the Dry
Goats Exehangt to-day:
BoY1oS-Market strong md active Bleached
sooca very scarce.
I'Eot1uzNcE-Marketfnra for all kinds Of donesttcs ttra
Mcft OF tbe mills sold ahead.
puIlApr1IuIA-Co1fon goods actlve and buoyauf.
Stock sale Light Woolcus steady, with good de.
mand for jeans.
, 1865-12-22

OnrsuoE.-m our notice Of the beautiful Free
Mission Church, nov nearly finished, On the corner
Of Indisua and Morgan streets, yesterdzy, We omit.
led 70 meuilou TINT o. L. Whee1oek. Eto,. IL the
architect, The plan reflects great credit on the
taste o1 the designer. - 39
, 1865-12-22

WANTED--A gents--3150 per
w month. 70 sell THE IMrRnyPD yE:W Eng
LAND FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. P-trr $is
bind. esther quilt sud enh.ol:cr. Every Machlne il
warranted Gre rears. Actress NaNE L TO-. T. q. BOZ
-, Chicago, H.. call at Room No. * Poss OIce
Block. corner Of Monroe and Deazborn-sta Cltcaxo.
, 1865-12-22

uE1TK cHuRcu.-Au parties interested in trim
ming Unity Church, arr requested 10 70 t,-day.
prepared TO assist In the Hotk-othesWise it vii
not be duua
, 1865-12-22

suHnA1 SoHoot TEAcHEns' Ixs71TurK.-The
second lesson in sscred Geography will be given At
the Lecture Room Of the Clark stree, N. E. Church
5ect-"Canaan." All ase WELCOME,
, 1865-12-22

PTTTsBCtgH, Dec 2l.
Tie total shipments for the week ending on We'd.
nesday reached oEg II 900 head Go Of which 20 to
New York. Sheep very dull, and the transactions In
the aggregate we lighter than during any week for
ycar rast. Good Sheep were held At st5aakc for
white. buyers do not otter moro than 3iYGsc.
, 1865-12-22


C1Sc1ANA11, Dec. a.
FIorR-The market remains duu+ Sales Of extra At
$ssa9sie
GRAlS-Nbeat quiet. Old red held ut f1a3 new,
s1.se- No sales. Corn steady Ear, &c shellcd Sc
Oats duh at s3c- Bye pomlnal at &c. Barley stag
uabt.
CoTTuH--sseady. Sales Of niddlin= At lcc.
NulsKET-Dull Small sales It 32.a5.
PROVISIONS pork In good demand for old at
<2e,s0; new sold At taioa. Sales about l,oea btls
Baton clear sldes-sses At 2oHc. Bulk meas entirely
nominal Green neata IN better demand and higher
shou'der1.sxc. 6tdcs, ltEc. Hams, 1lHe1c. Lard
held ut 1tA 50 terces sold 1t 1exc: kts, 1skc Mar
ket 1rmeT ut the close.
HoeeF1tmcr snd t0c hishrr. Ealcs 1t $s2sast3
Eross. and $1o 310.s5 uet. Receipts, go head
MoxKx-1ose.
E1cHaaGr-Easytat At psr hnYng. and 100 premium
selling.
, 1865-12-22

InztA11.A1os szav1cEa.-Rev. Edward A. pieree,
Late pa5sor OF Westminster Presbyterian Church,
WM be 1nftalled this evening as pastor Of Calvary
Church, on the corner Of Indlsua ayeaue and Tweu
tysocond street, services 10 commence II halt.past
, 1865-12-22

10y GILBERT g. SAMPSON,
~ AuCTlQNEERs.
Postponed sale, on account OF the storm, 10 sATEI
DAY. Dec. I'd.
Superior Household Furniture,
Carriage, Buggy, Carpets, Pier and Mantel
Mirrors, Piano-Forte, &C., &c.,
AT AUCTION,
At Dwelling 491 Wabash nvenue-
We will srll Oh SATURDAY, Dec I'd, at 9H O'Clock
= n. the en,sc furniture, &c Of Eeatienan Who l.
assortment Of pasloE bedroom, library aad dloins.
room ielntute yelvet and Brussels carpets plcs md
msutel mirrors, splendid StcInwny r11soFo.1E, ~
GHed = new aEa i a rsr;est ordsI: and one Of tho
Also, avery superior family carriage aud buggy,
n.de by Cean L Tcnbypeck- Of Tits city.
Also, elegant carved bookcase. secretAry and rose
weed ctageTe; raiatlnss ensEav!ngs, the bedroom
suites &c with many other valuable goods. not tuu'
mesated. Also al tic kitchen ware, cook stove. &C.
&c. GILBERT d SAMSON.
Anr
, 1865-12-22

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TFtbune.1
ALnAsf. Dec q, 1861.
EATTLE-ThirtF-tre hundred Cattle haye been
yhrdcd this week up to this crcning. Only three or
four hundred have changed hands ret xud these 1t
fraction under List weeks fates.
SHEEr-Six and ha.f to eight.
, 1865-12-22
E1GH r Oh
.AT AUCTION.

We wl scll On FRIDAY, Dec. ~ at 10 o'clock O. M,
st oar taesrooms, 10 aud AZ Dearborn street.
q Portland Sls!ghs.
5 2seated Post tland S1efShs.
e.seated Portland sleiEhs. feytr1t.
for neck maEtineaie body and shaft on Patent Leat
Alsc, Sleigh md Carriage Robes.
The nborc arr ali new nod or best quality.
Sale positive and without rescEye.
, 1865-12-22

10y .. 4ns .ost Ve.ss .e ".l uI-~ulsu 1 uas
incs TaSs.iin,. f.ntn th;s ritr ,rns fntrodnrd "n
The lllinuis Genital Tairosi. from Chir.ro 10
Cairo. for the drst time yesterday morning. Geo.
y Assns1isn. ~, Inc originator nl the system,
f3m ,Hr Nrg ~ assosto !ne task o. osse.9h
rsas. postal VICE @ easet ss1ns saf q ION Sa:n
Twelve 10 tEcnty5oar hours on every mali. The
ne systen n1o IT, ~ T . On she line ron
ChSaTo t 70 Lon 3to n Mcn psss Mss extended
on four q hse different rpaas and 'hsrc IA every
prospect that II w epcsoils come into universal
nse 1hfoaf'ho"s 'ne coao1s:
POLICE DoIkos--Ihe chlcaeo 1.nes alWnse was
reliable paper!: celebrated tos The accuracy % o1
tic reports, md t4peraliy the truthfu1'ness Of IT.
feursa-of epeech) Tie Chicago .Eoenino HbA
thna ~tttily noscee tae oeauteoas aeesfacy " GLE
o. 1ts Mems o. TsslsIoay: 1ts y: ,,nto,ne ,.rc4bv
nS IT, ~ . ~ 49, - ~ .o1,ss dt.-3Tr- +i,s Tee-
, 1865-12-22

N7ANTED-100,000 pounds old
w newspapers, pamphlets and book. ter which
the highest eash prices will bo paid Cash for
Easement. 10B Randolph Btrcet; resr entrance
Court Alley. near Dearborn street. y519
, 1865-12-22

cHms1xAs Gus.-To-morrow {satnrdasl Smith
D~yer will offer for taIe At Cost pdce the balance
Of their atock saved from thc recent IRE III thei1
establishment The etoek embraces nsntel otDa.
meath, oder casketf. elegant vnsea, Rogers pocket
cutlery. iewel caskets, dressing cAses. writing
deeka, Scotch wool goods, c1Ear cases, card casea
work boxes, elegant hatr tEuxheA and an tnnumera.
bic Quant,t, Of sncF articles, suited to ali tasse*
and moet appropriate Christmas OF holiday gifts.
The goods thus Offered 10 the public are perfect and
in excellent order, having been Iescned before the
dcy ee1neu; bad an opportunity to even attempt to
mar their beauty.
, 1865-12-22

EnIE S1EErT M,ssloT.-Go to The Eiie street
Mitt'oa Chapel tonight and roc ths splendid
tahleauI. Tickets nj tie door.
, 1865-12-22

FrHs1su1KG Goops.-Onc OF the most complete
STOCKS Of en'1mens furuithing eoods in the Wcst
Is TO be found at The ttore Of J. E. Wilson Co.,
No. 1s6 Dearborn street. Those ladies and gentle
men in search Of Christmas presents, which shall
combine utility With c1ceence viii do ,rell to re-
member this tncs. The assortment Is Is Isrge as
The goods arc uncxcepl1onab,e, and oniy needs =
slight iu1pecton 10 transform tne VISITOR inio
pnfchasef. snd the recipient OF the GIFT into the
poeseasof OF substantial reminder Of the pleasant
3.hfiR RffnnR 6nAxun
, 1865-12-22

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ H,atory at the Great auerc,p Rebellion, two
sSn 1'e, H.fa So Rasss 10 pox.r.t. e. psaH psSst
| le0pAuY. Is Lotnhard 8Iocf Chtcssu, u. I'M
, 1865-12-22

FuI1Ens GotD AND S1ISKg SErAHA1oR.-Onr
readers viii remember report gwen, soma two
Necla ago IN our eolnmns, Of public trial OF the
workings Of new machine Invented by The tculor
member Of the 6rm Of Fuller d Ford, machtnists
Tor separating the precious metals from uusstx by
passing 1t through molten lead. The ASSAYS or the
materials used and produced II that trial have inst
bean completed BY Professor Haney: he extracted
analysis Of the tAihDgs showed not trace OF gold
the Last particle having been taken out in the pro.
cess.
, 1865-12-22

BoAnD Or REAL EsTArk BBoKEns.--The Board
mel In regular eesslon at o'clock p NJ yesterday,
In Mo1re's Mcrchauta' Exchange, Smith & Nixon i
Building. Washington street.
ANer the usual transactions OF business among
The broke4H. On motion the Board adjourned i 5
daily ecsslons over The holidays 10 January : 16G
4 ~ n N
, 1865-12-22

w Ftmale. 70 Introduce the best selling Twenty
Dolar Sewing Asehine 81 tho world. II vii, Stitch
hem fell. tuck, cord. hind. braid Aud c.Ah9udcr No
extra charge ior nenmer. tuestE eosder. binder o.
seafssxsr Agent. az making q fEo., ,sa de.1, M Q
aseats e sel ~ 1sehI9ss M On sstM. I'D s,ns "a
cefttncato Of aseucy, nddress 8. T. HENDERSON.
President Wilson Sewing Machine Aaau1actursnE
Block. h.E5
, 1865-11-01
Horrible Murder At Nashvt11e-A Mnn,s
Head Split Open With an Axe.
from the Naahy{ffe T1rfon 19th

One Of the most horrible murders We hare
teen called upon to record. for long time,
occurred sometime night before last on Broad-
way, few doors from tho Chattanooga rail-
denly aroused passion not eTea iae naaie . s et
long settled and deliberate malice but it was
planned and executed with no other purpose
than the hope OF gatp.
The murdered man Was named Martin Gle
sey, OF Gleason, and was native Of Galway,
ireland. He has been In this city some time,
during which he has been engaged In keeping
grocery, IN the house where the fearful
trngcdY occurred. He was well known IN the
neIghborhood, and was sober, engergetic, aud
Upright IN bis dealings, and had the respect Of
all who had dealings with him.
Of the e1nct limo ut which the murder oc-
CURED, no one but the despe1adoes themselves
knows, The fact that the deed had been done
vas discovered during the afternoon By 3
party Who had occasion 10 visit the grocery,
and who. finding, the door ajar, entered, and
beheld the mangled and ufelcss form Of tho
murdered mdn, lying IN Its gore. near the
middle OF the room. An axe was lying near,
with which the deed had doubtless been done,
as It was covered with blood and hair and
brains. ~,
Glesey was known to have considerable
money, and two watches !; but for some cause
the desperadoes departed without securing
much Of the booty. The watches were mis-
sing. and the money drawers of his counter
had been rided; but ia a belt on bis person
was found $500, and in wallet, in bis pocket,
was $40 more.
It L. coujectured by Coroner Coleman, w1o
held the inquest, and the jury, that the attack
Was made night before last, before he had
closed up bis place or very carly yesterday
morning, af.eT he had opened It. Tic reasons
!9L this supposition are, that the window
blinds were put up, aud there was yery little
evidence thar the door had been broken Open,
There mere few dents tn tho door, but not
sufficient to Indicate that they had arisen from
an attempt to break It, open. The bet
ter opinion appears to be, that the
Villains entered night before last, be-
tore be rettted, and committed the deed;
and It is probable that they we're frightened
away, hefota they had made thorough
search Of big person, and thus the greater
portion Of the prize they were striving for,
escaped them
On the end OF the helye ct the axe, WAS cut
name, a part Of which wns somewhat dill
cult to deefpher but It Is believed to be W
Ro2s. The ", and the R0, are plain but
the remainder is somewhat obscure.
, 1865-11-01
AAe suH FAEe Question In tox4-Fusuro
Legislation Indicated.

From the Burlington Hawkeye, zsth,1
Should the next Legislature take fnitfatory
steps to bring before tho people pu amend-
ment TO the article on suffrage in our Slate
constitution, ne hope they wi1l be such as will
insure, N the event Of a change. 4 'proyt4iou
oastng the elective franchise on tnteliiecnce
and education, and not on color. In tbs day
o. Tree schools no man ought to vote fat least
the first time who is not able to read TIE bal
iot ne Totes and 10 write bis own name Ier-
ioly: The Idea which giyes the ballot only
to those who own property aud pay taxes
Is aItstoczatic IN its origin and Wholly In.
consistent With The democratic principles
WHICH prevail In this government. While the
idea Of basing suffrage on colof Is the ot1:
spring Of very foolish and very wicked
prejudice. which ought to be put away once
point, however, we ought not to expect much
further trouble tn this State, slice Andy
johnson has come ont 80 decidedly In favor
o. negro Suffrage. The " "Soldierss partF.U
whereof the late .Thos. II. Benton urs stan.
dard bearer, nominated Andy, II we re-
stand by him in all the vicissitudes Of tic
future.
Whist Is needed on the suffrage question Is
test that ehall comport with tie dignity. the
democracy and the high character 6f o1r free
Institutions, as we'll as the enlightened public
sentiment Or Our people. And the sooner we
ideas, the sooner shall we range ourselves BE-
side the most elevated and advanced States
IN tue Unlon. II no young man is permitted
to vote nnt1 he can read and write, It will be
deep disgrace to grow up without these ne
cessafy acqnirements, and Il oew stimulus to
education will thus be furnished. Sooner
or later, NC doubt not, there Viii be q mo !
vision pf-thia Kind annexed to The Co1sti-
tuition Of the United States. The question
Of suffrage is one Of s6 mach, Importance g.!
that there ought to be uniformity through
out the country, Ut least when voting for I
President, Vice President, aud members !
Of Congress, In the meantime the author- I
fty rests with individual States, and The
best educated and the farthest advanced In !
lead In this matter. aud on this ground |
We expect Iowa to be one of the fist 10 dis |
card old Ideas, to lay aside old pretudlces, and |
TO adopt = Just aud rational sJstcm-giytng
the ballot to every man who Is able to use It
intelligcntly, without regard 10 his property,
his nativity or his color. When this Il done !
, 1865-11-01

the State will have taken a long stride In the
direction Of true political glory and prosper
ity. Our common school system viii bring
the facilities Of education to the door Of every
family, no matter how. humble. Oar Just and
equitable laws will protect every Individual
In bis rights. There will be IN open acld and
bounds of the commonwealth. lie must In
deed be > timid as weu as selfish nan, Who
would ask greater privileges for himself than
he IL willing to accord to others, and eapeci-
ally 80 II he has had the advantages Of eauca-
ton while those who compete with him
belong TO foreign, or to despised and OPP
, 1865-11-01

~ S4AAE VT LllAHkn4 tpIh LUuAT$-S3.
Cr11 CoLIKcIpK's 0F{1Cx, CorET UopsI
k0Ux No. IL Oct 3{th IEGa
9nalc notlce - herrby gwen hist hit fooEtnE az
se53osa warrants hkFe been placed In my hands lof
Wa!1ant 81: sonth, dated Oct. lsh 1s, and fssusd
tof ~ collection ol spectal mt and lrvisd
for nhtnE, Ea9in< and rsnttnE a1lr1 To BIock ill
nactaunal section II addition to Chicxrp,
Warrant Is South, dkscd Oct 18th l.5 and fxsuAd
fos The collection of s2sc!a 4sse8suent jesid ioT
G5TSne, a o!I!aE 1adtns a:d planting the alleys In
"*1snt n g sonth, aatea oet ltn ls5a and issued
LGf Inc couectl1n Of special nsscssne1t leSed for
i8, tchotj seciEon Addition tn Chicago.
Na+1ant t69 south. Aa.rd Oct 18th, 1s, and issocd
Ef1dtGE and paving will WOODEN hlncx pavctnent
LasAile street. rom Madison to N1shtn,ttM sSrrct
warrant &6t, South. dA1ed Oct 18th. 1ss and Issued
fof the collection Of special assesHneot levied for
EllnE grading and ClanktnE pxft OF 1itdduck FIace
u lnock 70 oaE1ua1 Town 81 Chicago. '>'
NntrnEt &6., fb1th, dntcd 0ct 18th. 4S md }Asrea
iSs we eonecIon q = special hstt51ent leF1ed far
!haaf nSH9e, south from Twenty.thftt atTec*,
@.SN$. - v. N-e'
All neisons interested In said asses4ueuts sre n
9uss,ea 70 make immediats paymes 1t ny ofce il
ctIaut o. such nAycnt the said assessments viii be
therefor. a. TESIM o4e
DCe&tSH-13t f1fv Cnsfee+rrr
, 1865-11-01


Cr1T CnllFc1oE's OFr1tE. CoCKr HoukI,
,..,,,. Kootn No. IL Chies-o. October u, 1aa.
fnpc Aotlcc u hereby gwen thai tnt following DE-
ttJ!oe9 Nafrants hare been PLACED IN my hand4 tor
collection, tout: "
Warrant Vest dated Oct 18Th, 1851 and tssued 10.
tEe COLLECTION Of trecal aasessspt ltf1ed for Dtl-
tnk. &1adinE and pfAnktng a1leY To Block H. Capaj
IEgssees' = subdl'as.on, r. n aad r. n E. K, SEC.
North dated Oct 18th. ,ss. and tssoed for
the collection ot = apec1al As<ossupent Itvtsd fpr
cutbtnG &nd pairing North Clark street itom Chicarn
svetuc to the Chicago River.
N11nt "a hoeth, dated Oct 1Htf 1851 and issued for
the collection Of snecfa' assessment ier1ed ia d.
trE. E71dtng shd plMking alley IN Wock CNi Wol
&c colts Aodfttoa 70 Chlc.Eo.
Warrant rs North, dated bet 18th. 1861 and Istped fF
the coneet N Of special egacssnens leYted r IN.
hE Smiling and ptAp king alley In Block (3oh Wo{.
couI Addition to Chicago. "
variant ~ South, Atat Oc lib, 1s, End Issued tn
me fotleCttoh ot special assessment leYted C1T
Eurttnk blilnE md pas1oe South Wells street. ffom
LAKE Etttss to South Water uHtesxt-
Warrant 4 South dated Oct 1tth. 16E md Issued for
the collection OF special assessment leT1td fpr
the x1da1t1E Of Haisted street. rom Txeuty-stIth
feet
All perrons Interested In said x1se4smeuts IRE r.
9nee.sd e make immediate payment ii my onee- in
oeiAn!s Of such pay ent the assessments will pe COZ
lsrted q the cosi and expense Of the peraes Msbe
thes!or: A. 81. HRAID.
bE&AHM-A% Eaty Collector.
, 1865-11-01

Letter from BISHOP Simpson on the
Improvement Of The Colored race.
From the RaTffrnone Anos.3esr, a7,h


Bishop Simpson, Of the Methodist Church
Was expected to address the Baltimore Soct.
ety Tor the improvement Of the Colorcd Race.
Mhlen neld Its annual meeting OF this city on
wednesday evening. As our readers arp
nWare ne Bishop was not present. The tol-
t!pH1ng letter, received too late to be read at
tne meeting, explains the cause Of the B.sh-
ops absence:
fH1I4uELPHA, Oct II. 1865,
Jndge Bend :-lIo1orable and Dear Sir:-I an
10 n1o mi sea shsi eanpot be present
gtet tff, a* know that evening w,s peie.c5d r. p
IVY TT convenience. Bnt ecclesiastical duties or
seeoa " no ,g awss e. eumoP II anohet d.
{our friends, and II you coneder II nroner tIe IN.
meet a'epee ~ IT. deeply regret inability 70
dp md sliding intes oD Il lie TeIea P,5snee ,eel =
iqn5 ig5 millions have heen addea 70 oas DC popals
III sen e 7ss gS. 3nS "a
their condition, aud t. seezns 10 me s shat'
ns. ~ III ' .sss ass ct We II ehouS Stssi s
R,ists .phstss bo1 and such eueaion aPP,s bots
nsetai - az .. y teses - wn them
a1s ..r, ~ 1oem, 1mpe!aIEeiy requires this Il ne
feeiaice roata nass III pa and prosperity among
I'd teo. Wocn R.5s o. the seal chts.
" MARYLAND ron have taken The iead. md. 20 Gr a.
AnS~' baltimore his done more for he colorea
sa1e5 toeas,. a1 ~ thsn any oher city tn which
,oien1 aoa haze great field before you. Mauy will
ns,an yon-some will unisrepresent your
e3ds aos%aIo nnsal MI shall eee that Jour labor
eos e1 ~ RSes gSase I'D good Tbs
#asSnena Of sSs s1 'hs Conference u
1na .ne influence which they exert e7en Il dIstan
tasf Ged s1 ~. Me 10 ne !ery eatlng Ipay
he stsrnrhs5 Iess sonf labors, and that you may
1or goed education ehal be With lie reach Of /
every mind which God has mads. - -
ftpfE tfp1r
, 1865-11-01
<csias0sl<t


COLLECTORS NOTICE,
~ STATE OF ILlrEoIE, Cook Connty-sS
Ctr C0LLEE7ok's 0Fy7CE, EoCEr H0E8E,
1eo6m 8o. II. Chicago. Oct. a. 1891 e
Public rotice IL hereby Etyc that the toilowiox d.
s1t6ed Warrants hare heen placed tu my hands for
Ws7snf tsi soath, dated oc. 18th. 1ssa and Issued
for The collection Of Special Assortment lcred ror
grading ano paysnE with wooden block pave1nnt
Ca1hoon I'lsee, in Block s. Orktnst TOM of Chicago
Warrant a. south. Gated 0ct. lth, 1851 and Issued
Tor the collection Of fpecia1 assessment and levied
for tba Filling. En1tAre Anu pa4tng with wooden
to CMoeEo 1aVcr.
Warrant <s South. dsted Oct 18th. 1865, and Issued
tuf the conccu1u OF special assessment ltslei for
rrg11yelllnE Mehiesn arenue, from the south s,da
Nst1ant ~ south. tstod Oct 1st9, 1855, and skaed
Tie e1senaioD ard Eadea.nE t7i1man EsEnet between
Of IS feef.
Warrant g. South. dated Oct. 1ssh 1S6o aud Axped
for the collection OF sppal assessment lEftod so{
tie tension Of Wallace street, from Twrnt1-Stx1h
street TO Thirty First street. Of the Width OF Is feet
Warrant c. South nAteH Oct 18th and Issued fpS the
collection Of special 1EsexsCnt leyiof for curling
grading and paving, ~lth wooden block pavesneut
fAa bhren stsett. from Michigan 4rcuut to State
street
Al ptysoc1 INTERESTED ID said Asse&spsasa are re
tlEtkted to nskke immediate payment 1t my Office In
dri uk nf such payment the sa!d easements viii b
collected It t0e and e1pepat OF p.11un4 ltah3t
therefor. 4. H BEALIl. Civ C0iiectN
s,c.ftEfts-11t - ~
, 1865-11-01


One Botaeo
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1ac Astanc cholese, pss<atr3, cnolesa Mon.
oua yellow fevcr. Feyr and AEue, cnrsa and pre-
RADWAy's READY RELIEF
kne1u,atlsu, HcasxaEa, D!phsher1a. Intzcazs- soEr
1otost- Nneuft htoathdnk. relieved n = few minutes
RADWAT7s READT RELIEF.
tNln th1tRntly femored* III &cuse. tansumat at9sy'
W2A1ou8 or auloct1pus disease pftftatts asa sAsa
WAYS kLADr RELIEF, Que bottle VII 90 m9s s
Eood. csur iA!1H, ant Keep ne ~ II
CFt cleAt 3nd healthy. than ten dollars spent Ao1 IL
Other medicines Of bitten IN use. ... a.,
QnH arFltcauo0 e1letnatly. OF ftF dtors tAGa y
te1nauy viii tnftktssy Zee t!e sa1eTsf 1oM ths tS%t
~olept ent terrible r4lua, And rrstoee tne Aeeo
and txpxt=AscA Crane 70 strength AID s1sos-
BOWEL. COMPLAINTS.
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eIisSres Iom tbe boEcls, arc sf0rred 10 btteea N
twntfv upinuEes by taking RAd*1y4 1ie1dy Belief No
congeteu iunaanas tae3 70 TnSeas OF l1asatude.
will follow the USE Of the II L. Aenet
ACHES AND PAINE
Far hendachc whether SICK neErons rheu1astt6rn
tuTnfucu Jas md HcakeaS In the back spIat Or t1d.
rcsE Ialns a1uunt the sSet rscuttzy, swnEs oS The
sonis paius tnr hoxcls hea.tbarn and palns Of III
Kinds. l1dwat'a ReadS Eelief win arord tmmodiaie
raAe and It, cooAned use I'm lew dsys enec1 pe,>
1,1npgt4s curC, -.
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