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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
Mercury, Hindrance from Business, or
Exposure to Friends.

- rnoWfsllelsA U~sesas which - rllcnded
o.. %o1bG Proetteo y Aurope. the United States
- lso Qfle4 Pc Neny remastssls cures hs
~ "a SIsincnt pi ysicians jusliAes hia IN ID
alAs his services = Ne ceniidshcs Of thsunfor
T1s ior.~ihs are some Of the disc .ses termed
s.Psfva,e," and which DR.. janes pcrfnanen,ly
.rsaies'e:: ,i.- syghili. pria.sys .ssonda.y ,.,;
GonotsS - Hss1esnal saa Dlstsal Enssions.
eexsal bs606tA OhanDoo ~ ~ paek ~ loins,
lnn.mation Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rhcu.
NATHAN. nydrocele. vcrecoce,e, Cnnesrs, etc.
ssa !.
Nervous Dcbcliiy, etc, successfully treated.
In. James long practice IN New Orleans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical Fraternity. md
the almost entire Southern press, should COW
vince the most skeptical that Dr. James can and
will perform all that ne promisea.4
DIR. james would also call the attention cspec
tally Of thtss Who have privately aud improperly
injured themselves. IN That secret and solitary
habit which ruins both body and mind, nntit-
ting them fer both business and.society, prodnc-
ing both Connsitu tonal Debility and lmpot~pcy.
| The following are scme Of the sad and melnn-
choly effects produced by early habits of youth or
sexual xcesscs. viz: Weakness Of the Hack snd
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dinness Of Vision
Heart. Dyspcp-iay Nervousness. lrritsb,l,ty.
symptoms Of Consumption. Ac. Mentally the
| fearful effects on the mind more % be dread
ed-l.oss Of Memory, Confusion. Of Ideas. DE
preston of Spiri.a. Evil Gcrebodsngr, Ave- sion
10 Society. Self Distrus,. Love OF Solitude, finn
| idity, Ac., are some of the evils produced.
All psrsons afflicted with any ot the above dis
essrS and sy mptoms, should not fail to call On Dr.
James Ind be at once restored ~ perfect hesl,h.
Let no false delicacy deter you, but call at once,
and savs yosr selves Rom the awful assi terrible
conse4 4uenccs Of these much TO be dreaded mala-
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and tull VRer restored.
Those at a distance, by describing symptoms
-inclcsing stamp for return snswer-will receive
pronpt attention BY addressing
p O. Boz AlpA tjaa2l -dA Vlyl Chicngo,
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23


SMchae Tishan, resident Of Dsbuquc,
Was found dead in stable few days ago.
lie died Of of apoplcxy.
The old American Hotel in Cedar Falls
is undergoing repairs, preparatory for occu.
pancy as the Northern Branch Of the lows
Orphans Homo.
The Council Bluffs Nonparel says Rev
W. w. Allen, Of the Congregational church
of that city, is lying dangerously i'll at Fort
kearney.
TIE LuNArrc AsYLUM-The Iowa hospi-
tai for the insane, at Mt. Pleasant, now con-
tains 273.patients; its capacity, 800. The
vacancy caused by the resignation Of DR..
Patterson, as uIerintendcnt, has been fll-
ed by the election of Dr. NJ. Ranney, Of So
mervi,le, Mass, who for seven years past
has filied the Office Of first assistant physi.
clan of Mclean Asylum for the Insane, near
Boston.
TnE STATE PRisoN. work is pros
crossing steadily on the dining room and
hospital. The Warden's house is now
completed. 1t contains fourteen rooms,
cost about $4,000, and is in all respects one
Of the best built, and most convenient
dwellings, that we have seen lately. There
are at present about 80 convcts in the pris-
on. The health Of the prisoners generally
Is good, aud the general management Of the
Institution, under the efficient control Of the
Warden and Deputy Warden is such as to
place them deservedly in the very front rank
Of the many worthy men whose lives are de
voted to the study and practice Of prison
discipline There are many larger and
more expensive institutions of the kind, but
few, if any, we believe, that subserve the
ends Of their organization.-EorlH Madison
Pkliadealsr. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
CONSTITUTION WATER

las DEKN PRONOUNCED nv rHR urnl.
~ Cal Faculty and the public to be the unoet
wonderful remedy for the permanent csrr NJ Ii
diseases OF the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and sLADDER that has ever been offered.
- NOT asixkkALwArss. Il is from experience.
.uss scON:rircfIoS Wafer hes emannted and we
~" ~" ~ 'et ne man doubt, when . single bottle
nas been known TO cure diseases whish the hist
medical taIentfn this country has failed TO rel. W.
a remedy possessing the virtues ot Constitution,
water csnnotbe ciassed under "auack'' prcpars-
saoes. - u y nov used By the most scientifis
prscs'tioners IN this city. Il il only second class
physicians th at cry down popular RENE dies. while
lne os.ser skilled make use ofevsry mesns " ae
complish cure; aud the success OF The phy sici.ns
ipcrcases 40 his knowlcdy of different rernedics
enable him TO produce u cure while others fail in
the attempt Science % satisfied with the truth.
owe Constitution Water \ 1air trial W. me nm
you who are under some syscsal,xt's care fron,
year to year. and We particularly allade 10 ladies
who are constantly tesorting to focal fvsats,sns
anu all sorts OF local applications for diseases,
WIN 30 much chance II success - thers would be
IRON locsi sPplicaioas TO the throat Coz diseascs
OF orain We have been careful 10 use lsnpusr ~
IN our circular that could not shock the most dcl
/ lcate organization, but We receive 80 many com
in1nicAt'ons from persons for which Constitutio ion
ater ~ adapted, and Of whose disease no men
ncn has been made, that We have come Ia IN,
conclusion that II the remedy is capable OF pro
duc'nx cure, NO matter what the disease may be
| It should be made known. The medicine IL pu
| up TOR the public, aud there should W no exccp
| tions We say, Constitution Water is not like
giIded pill, made to suit the eye and taste; IL il
| medicine. in every sense of the term; placed il
tue hands OF the people for their relief, and
taken according to The directions il will in ever,
case produce u radical cure. We would sxy ths
the directions 10 regard to diet etc, relate only b
| sns uiSesse under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

SEMINARY
or fMR
!&4CRED ME.aRT.

Under the direction Of the Religious Of the lnsti
tute of the sacred Heart, Chicago, III.
The Religious Of this Institution are now pre-.
pared 70 receive pupils in their newly erected
Seminary, which il delightfully."- situated in one
of the most snlubrons localities of the city, on
the west side, near Vernon Park Extensive
grounds surfonnd the Institution. and xse being
laid out in snch manner to afford the pupils
ample advantage for henlthful exercise
The educational course Of finstrncti0n embraces
the various elementary well a. the higher
branches ofa finished education. Proprlety Of
deportu,shs, politensss. personsl hestnesa. aud
tae principles Of morality, are objects Of assdui.
~. An excellent chemical and philosophical api
paratus forms valuable addition 70 Ne means Of
instruction The health Of the pupils is IN OBJ
ject Of constant solicitude. II sickness they are
aifectit na.ely attesded, and at no time are .hey
4 moment beyond the Teach of Inspection.
The French language being aueutly and con-
stantly spoken in the institution, II thoroughly
taneilt. fee Of chsfve. Domestic economy, all
kisdS Of usefvl ard ornamental aeedlework. asd
every species Of fancy work, are taught without
extra charge.
The ssheolastic session cOmmenccS ia Septem-
bcr and ends ID July. For further particulars ad-
dress che Superior corner Of Tsylor and Throop
strsets, between 18th street and Vernon Park.'
aovsA-d -dImk
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

The fanily:of Sterling Price is in St.
LOUIS, General Price himself is in BRAZIL I
A man named Curley attempted to muir
der his wife in Brooklyn, +. d., yesterday
in fit Of jealousy, and nearly succeeaed.
TusHE is paper collar mandatory in
Springfield, Massachusetts,, that turns out
ten thousand dollars worth dav
Mrs. S. J. Day, residing near Marlor,
Mics, recently shot and instantly killed Il
| negro man who was breaking into her bed
room.
Fhe Grid 6f Maerudc~, the kentucky
guerrilla, is now progressing before militia
ry commission at Louisville, Ky. He is
charged with murder, fobbcry, arson, rape,
and numerous other ofleises.
The counting room of the Quinebang
Company at Danielsonville Ct, was entered
Sunday night and robbed Of 5000. Tbs
keys we're saolen frpn The clssk, In another
part ofthe village. I'd,
TnR VALUATION Of Boston for 1865 is, real
estktS etOl ,e26S 900; personal cstate *lr7,:
26S, $40 an increase over last year Of *19,-
556, 600 IN real estate, and $1y ,SS6,275 in
pcrsoDel The ratio 81, ,taxstioa' - s$is.sO
/ per- 81 900.
| Considerable excitement has been created
a. the village Of West Ttoy, BY the attempt
|. to TIRE 81. Patrick 81 Catholic church Of that
place. Combustible materials, soaked with
kerosene eik WIRE Seal tsted about the inte
lrior Of the building, but no clue has been
found to the perpetrators of the act. saa
The oataiaphgss has broken out At High
gate, England, and is making great havoc
asodne the herds in MAT neiehborhood,
some Of the dairymen having lost as many
As dozen sYiimnls At Holly Lodge, nc
residence of Miss Burdett Coutts, the whole
of her ,fAs herd, nineteen in numbet, lmte
died. /, Z s 49,
,0a Sunday Last collection Was taken vu
il the, Caaholic churches Of Maryland f6rl
iistfibu&i0n among the poor in the Southern
Eaates.4 Widows ana orphans are to have
the preference, but the money IS to be do
nated without shy reference u the religious
belief Of che recipients Of this charity.
The shooting and. killing BY one Edward
Moody. ittH suppoSed, ofa policeman fam.
ed Andrew Frank, near four houses Of i'll
Lame about a mile above Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Fall6, WAss lASE eek nAdst the pre-
text for demolishing the said houses with
th6irien$i1c conteht. The 'Po6ctman. had
been cliled from his bed at hight to make
In arrest ut one Of IT, dens. and on ne airing
bis destination, Was fred upon, ono bullet
passing thrpngh 'tda head, aud another
through hisheskt. AF|lN
A terrible case Of human death from cattle
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

Wxose tinssly ~. ssader Providence, has often
J. -. W .SQce& ila

WNON lUNFly ~. 1hdtr FroCtdence, 9Nds off1n
T. -E.s Sscsd L1s
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new,
untried remedy the, have been used and tested
in the uniied States for thirty years, and are re
lied upon by hundreds OF thousands of families
as almost their sole medicine when sick No cafe
orexpense is spared ia their PREPARATION and it
y certainly true when assert tha, no King can
have medicine safer than Brandretn's
Pills
They produce good effect upon disease imme
diately they are taken. BY scmc wonderful pow
er, perhaps electric nervous influence, The
progress of diseased action is arrested where
waka..ulness or pain have been present, the sys-
ten, Becomes quirter. and the patient soon OBJ
tans refreshing sleep.
The genuine BRA NDRETH PILL BO Xyhas up
on il U. :. GOVERNMENT STAMP with b. BRAND
RITA in White Letters in the same sep4
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

09oo0 0E0vv11oW - Conhonno
Col1eges.
nQns PAepon thuaf couneets On
C9hs C4legeqf We AZ Tho briEle in
and . q vent t0s-of III cod Of July.
. is fhly alIasineAnd fkss hugh fes
any critic:
While the Presbyterian, Methodists, and
RaPtists haze bssn spending their energies
upon politics, and trying to pull down the
Government and to bui1i up bogus one
analhiIathk k4hsirsehoSls and cUdsaesAthA
Roman Catholics have been devoting their
energies 70 their religion, and hence they
have made astonishing progress, and they
now have an open field and free fight, Il
most without Protestant competition
Many Of the Protestant clergy have taken
TO the Incorporate use Of ardent spirits, Ia
proians kwearipg. ~ notorious Ieudness,
and to open and notorious lying, cheating
and syipdiipg w bile Protestant minister,
in The SestA have, - . eeseral thing, falleu
from grace, disgraced thcmse'ves apd' de-
stroyed their influence for good, the Ko.
Usn CAtluelscppet ds~w Abeir rssigisn IS d
mon irnport6lce t1an pShtics, kept their
people together, and kept their schools and
colleges under way. The result Of this
minding their own business, while bad
men and designing depagoguss carried on
the war, is now TO be seen in all parts Of
toe United. .StAses. f.s
In looking over the addresses Of Cstho.
lies to their graduating classes, they eon
6ne their remarks to their classes; but {
| Protestant at the North dwells upon negro
suffrage, and u the South upon tho glo-
rics cf the Confcderacy de onnftus, qpstu'
dsmst1| rkF IS
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

TIE 0r1A0A Cha0hop, = Essar- u
WaFping - iustlactioatb tbr ybupg len. lso,
ineHtsd rel Pile ks.sqtus f6r Pislbss q the
ry .p{ sx fyees1Ss4s Es:!; !.
'GsoSGaISE. s ii kf.fa1 .seiSes, + -! ]: (sis
\ TaarinOn1a0. ..wHY EVERY NAN
1vl should marry. Why every woman should
marry Al may marry 10 know, read '.iiius.
trsted Marriage Guide ana Medical Adviser. by
wM. EARL. n. D.. $40 pp.; mailed eyeryvhere,
in scaled envelope, for % centA. AoApeAb No.
~ White st., Now York. agl3-Sm'
yoR HORI THAN TWENTY YEARS MAynxws'
VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stool the test Of trial,
and is constantly increasing In public favor,
THE yE.NETlAN HAIeDfE 10 the heA andctepot
tains psbs me euantl oY those dsusy sold rot u.
THIS HAIR DYE 10 manufactured by pecuiias pro-
cess which enders infinitely superior TO any dye in
~sxket Being cosnplsts " one bSse, ~ psooasasoo
l. required wieh generally smplfes the application.
IN us1NG THIS DYE yoa AVOID that arsrY DEAD sp-
pearanee by which dyed hair aDd whDkess resd-
IL RI nis<d 0esb isfssibr article has been used
a. IL protlHesss perfectly natural color Of any shsde
that i desired from rich brown to jetty, ustricus
black that will smut crock, stain the elothng.-
Inse IS cenas sd yes vil - soavisced 6saA ~ all
oa3i-diy 4. l. MAfHEVo ~ aasf>stsEsr.
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York. wholesale agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

Blood with its LIFE ELtMESr. IRON. ipfusinG
STRENGTH. VGoR aud NEw LIFE into the whole
system. For DYsrgrsrA, DnorsY CHRONIC DIAR-
RHaEA. DEBuirY. FEMALE WEAKNESS &C., it is u
specific. Thousands have been changed by the
use Of this medicine from weak. sckly, suffering
creatures, to strong, healthy and happy men and
women
$2 page pamphlet sent Free. Pircc $l,oO
per bottle ORG for $500
J. /. DINSMORE. 80 Dey Street. New York.
Sold by Druggists generally. septl G -dA MSIll.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

aGHsSSHsS Haat32sS:Scas AND
tos4Sa QelQge zt1rsA esA 7 Hg1ttnt
Jehassa aAq,pe far apsYgh 70 got his fset
wskh ~ kaSeos !" and fam that he ~in
fAs>at p9essh 70 croae ovsr. tI4!S Z
ONA NJ Dat tss fs,ls ssSnst iroiodisss,
be cites the acts Of President johnson, lpt,
in otdsdns <he oFgsnitatisd ~ the Ststs
militia in rebel states, thus, . the Tribune
ays, Substantially ansulline Hesidens
Lineoln,s emancipation psqtsnation ID,
ia pardoning rebels. thus placing them on
!, n sahc. c.fostng with nosthess U@Nists
I'd, in recognizing iOchoate organizations u
full .Aedged States, as soon ~ they have
called convention and formed constitu-
zion Satisfactory 70 the President; 4th, il
- speaking Of those who elected him. ~ fAnAt
ics md fools whose views IRE " clamor,
and whose, utteranees are. "pestilsnt ant
malignant"
The Tribune says il President johnson
expects thst four years u war are to hsv'
no othse cGcts thaa - restsre power to th'
elements which constituted the late rebel
Iona rupture between him and his party II
inevitable. The latter will not 4set P?'sr'
single man, thought that man b Andrew
johnson. t.,,
i. The Tribune is in favor Of coming y .
b" dead halt. and calling IN Andrew johnson
Sbr full and final settlement 1t says:
at is time TO cease shuiilihg the cards
for Political advantages, and sesAe'down e
ths business a saving the country. W.
= have besn tsoaled on With 6nc voraslto give
Z our sanctioh.to bsl seA TIL il heccm~ m
imp Sy = q sI,%1s 0Sr sss !" s
same dissstisn. 4. E. -fr4 bNsi
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

Mr.. McIIenry, Sir Merton Pyto and theh
present party are greater financial magnates,
We dAfc say, than the mass Of our readers
imagine. Hhsyreprcsent no less than $4o,'
600 200 invested in American railway en-.
terprises, and are seriously contemplating
. project Of investing about 10000, ,00I
more. Their main interest. it has been else
where stated, lies in the Atlantic and Great
Western road, 750 miles long from where
II leaves the Erie road to where It connects
with the Ohio aud Mississippi. Their idea
is to make common stock Of these three
great roads, double track them all the way
from New York to st. Louis, contract .
branch to Louisylle and another to Ch'ca-
20, and,b6llast the whole so securely that
spsed can,be secnred equal 70 thatin prac>
tce upon hsbest Europssnsailways. Col
lsssM ~ asissebeds - spRsars to y. it is not
only possible but highly probable, that IT
will some day attain full realization. Both
of these gentlemen named at the head Of
this paragraph are i'll favor Of the enterprise
and are already considering ways and means
Of carrying it out. Honor and success to
the professors Of so noble an undertaking.
Mr.. Gale. the President Of the Erie, and Mr..
Learnard, President of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi road, have already been in consulta
ton with them on the subject.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

An Invaluable discovery Full Grain of Iodine
in each ounce of Water, dissolved with
out aSolvent
The most powerful Vi'alizing Agent and Re.
stofstNe known. Scrofnla, Salt Rheum, Can
Gers, rheumatism, Consumption, and many Her
edtary and Chronic diseases, are cured bv its
use. rs 81 sands Can testify. Circulars sent
free Pr 81 per bottle, or 6 for s. Dr. H.
ANDERS * Co., PLY sicans and Chemists. 42s
broadway, n T. Sold by Druggists. spl6dwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
Philosophy ef fslarriaec.-The ~

Philosophy ~f Interchangeable pro
prietors of the New lark Nuseum Of Anatomy
have determined regardless of expense, to issue
free, tfor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
teresting and instructive Lectures on Marriage
and its disqualifications, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature decline Of Manhood, Indi
gestion, Weakness or Depression, lmpotency.
Loss of Energy and Manly Yowefi the great So.
youn'hiul foiiies, excesses Of maturity. or igno
rance of Physiology or the laws Of Nature
These invaluable Lectures haye lcap the IN cans
of cniikhtenine and saving thousands, md :, i'll
be forwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps. b,
addressing SECRETARY, New York siuse,im a
Anatomy and Medicine, SIS Broadway. Nea
York decln.dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
For Family Use
PTONEER BAKERY.


Horace Waters Music Eslablosh
right Pianos, Melodeons, Harmonious and Go-
linn Organs are known ~ 6rst class instruments.
Warranted for Eve years, Prices reasonable
Wholesale and retail Also Cabinet Organs,
second han Pianos and Hel0deons at prices from
eco to $3.50. ~.
The Horace Waters Pianos are know a. among
the vcry best-JN.Y. Evangelist.
Wa can speak Uf the Horace Waters' Pianos
from personal knowledge, Of the very best
[Christian Ietelligencer.
The largest stock o. sheet Music, IN the U. s.
Nn.;~ i,oSks. and all kinds Of Musical lnslru-
ments and Music Merchandise 1t the lowest
rates HORACE WATERS.
Ia teb2a-dkwlv <sl Brosowsy. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
nvsPEpwIA 4 auai FITS.

rTS-A SURk CuRg for these distressing complaints is
now made known In treatise Foreign and
FITS-Native Herbal preparations published by DR. o.
-PmEtfs Bn0wA The prescription was furnished
FlTS-him In such royidensial manner that he can
NOT cohscientiously efse 10 AXE il known, Is
FlrS-it has cured everybody who hAk used H. never
having failed ip q sngjecass.- 1t is equally sure
FITs casee of 6ts of Dyspepsia and the ingrali-
--ents may DO obtained from any druggist. SENr
FlTS-fRxE to all receipt Of Eve cents to prepay
-postaRe, &c. Address DR., o. PHELPS BROWN,
FITS-N0. ~ Grand st.. Jersey Guy, N. J. (marl41y
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23
The tive nsllaares.
LOOK on THIS.


It isa portrait Of stsne. candidate fol
Governor Of Iowa, done up by Republican
editor-ohe who krows. him, and who paints
With . master hand:
We declare publicly thst with our knovl.
edge of the merits Of 0ov. Stone, 10 cannot
advocate his reelection. He is charged
WITH being . coward, sd0lterer, and Jiar,
ssp@ knowing tho many -blyndefs hs has
: YdA0s during his administration, and frem
the proofs accompanying these charges, We
vouId b fAlss to the iutsscsts Of our pa
irons were We to urge them to vote for such
. man for Governor.
Three strene points In any Light COW
ord IN adulterer and liar!
f' NOW ON vnmss
The same Republican editor writes thus
q Benton. A..
He has been soldier and Republican,
and a. such deserves some Indulgence in
his views. Let not party prcjudices carry
any Of us so far as to denounce q man as
Oopperhssd Because he may have . psrSoNal
preference for Benton. Let every man think
and act for himself
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

DAsvIils, Pa. June 2, 1862 D.. Nm. H. Eregs
s---fsev 81 :~ln Feb 1861, ! wss aAlieted With
sugar disbetes, and for I've months passed more
than Two Ralions Of weter in twenty -four h0Sss
vas obliged 70 get up - often ten or twelve taes
during the night, aud ip i've months lost bout
hfty pounds u weight. During W. month sfJui,,
1861, procured two bseslcs u Copstitrsinn Va.
ter, andin tw0 dsts after ssisg u sapesienced
relief and sfter taking tw0 bottles Was eotire!y
cured, SOON after regaining my usual good heath.
Yosrs truly, ~ ~ DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

sBood baiding lots in East Davenport, have
of davenport aud Rock lsland.1 Price e9to each.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

lrritste and drench the kidneys, and by constan
use soon lead TO chronic degeneration and con-
hrmed disease
We present the Constitution " ater 10 the pub.
lie with the conviction that il has no equal in re.
heving the class Of diseases for which il has beer
foupd 80 eminently successful for curing; ana ws
trust that slssl be rewarded Tor onr efforts in
placing 70 valuable remedy in form y meet
the requirements Of patient and ply siciaa.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-09-23

IS Hudson Street, New York. Manufactory cor
ner Walter and Ferry STREETS. Hudson MY.
GEO. Z. HUBBEL. d co,
Proprietors, Hudson. n. 7.
For Sale by Druggists, Grocers, &c.
BURJHAM l. VAN Setback,
Bole Agents for North Western States, No. IL
Lake Street. Chicago, III. Oc27dAwly