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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

DURllC NOTICE Va lrrehy gwen that the
Il tax sale Of the ReS,deri LondS Of How
ard County, IOWA. for the IIl,nuucIt take
due thereon has heHn aljoHrnrl until tn
18th day Of November A. y 1868. ut 10
ocsck 4 NJ ofsald day, when he said
land viii be offered for sale It the Conrr
House in said ounty, for the taxes interest
and cost due and renal .ng dcIi"q"ent
thereon
A. ". tOWAN. rrsusurcr
Dated Oct I'd 1865.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13


Since the remarkable conversion Of
St Paul from the doctrines of the Jew
ish Church, to the religion Of Jesus
Christ, similar Conversions among CIV
ilized men. whether in political or re-
ligious faith, the world over, have ELL
ed all classes With wonder and aston
ishment. In the political world how
ever, similar conversions are not gener-
ally marked with the disinterested pur-
pose and honesty ofheart that charac-
terizes similar changes in the Christian
world.
We are thus led to moralize when
taking calm survey of the late polit-
zeal contest through which our people
have passed. The important changes
that have taken place clearly indicate
the breaking up Of former party
associations, if the actions of leading
party men are any criterion, or, if not
this, that those attached heretofore to
the one political organization, are now
attached to the other, and v;ce versa.
1t does not necessarily follow that
no who cspouses the democratic faith
in one thing, is a democrat in all,
neither is it true that the man hereto
fore acting with the republican party
isa republican in all things. That
one who favors negro freedom should
oppose negro suffrage is not rema, ka-
Die; but that men profes sing TO believe
in slavery as divine institution,
should favor negro suffrage is in.
deed remarkable.
4 While writing this, within GU r minds
eye are some old friends who have ever
acted with US 10 opposing negro sui
frags, that, were it not from their idea
Of duty and action -we should think in
sincere, 40 their present course. Such
mon 70 believe TO be politically h,n.
est. hence though We regret We will
ult cenourc them for acting cut, their
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
ito WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Ur,Aary
- and Serual Systen.s-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATlON-Sen by mail in sealed let.
tor envelopes. free of charge. Address, DR..
j. SKlLLiN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ.
alton, No. 2. South Ninth Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. tnl3vsys
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

The result of the recent election in
Connecticut is the defeat cfthe schemes
sc .hn radicals to rive the state with
its vast influence in behalf Of negro
suffrage. Two years ago the scar
worn veterans of the eount,ycould only
get furlough to visit their homes
and vote, by pledging themselves to
vote as Stanton should dictate. By
excluding from the soldiers all knowl
edge of the real views and opinions Of
the Democratic party, in connection
with the anxiety Of the soldier to visit
his family and home, t, obtain from them
such pledge as Stanton ex,ctcd aud
obtained, involved no moral ;urpitnde.
Now the case stands differently.
The men who have been foremost in
the conflict of arms: without pledge, let
or hindrance from Stanton, are
at home and free to exercise the elective
franchise in such manner az to ex
press Interviews upon the questions at
issue. The result may lie seen in Conn.
where those favcring negro suffrage
aro defeated by soldiers votes, and
even in ourown state where Stone v he
two years ago had nearly forty thousand
majority, he will succcd by only
about one fourth that majority.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
The Caves" About DEBORAH.

The editor of the Burlington (Wis.)
Standard having recently paid our
furnishing sister village, DEBORAH =
visit, speaks tn rough his paper, CT its
curiosities as follows:
"A half-hour's walk from Main
Street will bring the curiosity hunter
to cave, in the bank Of the Iowa riv-
err, whose depth we believe is three
hundred feet. There is ice in it in the
summer months, but none in the win
ter. We walked into it until we foun d
it advisable to retreat on account Of
the frigidity.'
The caves in the immediate vicinity
Of Decorah, natural aud artificial, are
indeed wonderful. The enc spoken Of
above we lave explored through it's
deep vautea Governs decorated as
they are upon al sides with ic'cles
resembling in purity and wtliteness
the purest sta'ac,ite.
Bos It 10 reanrtni with what de-
gree o: truth we are unable to say, that
u cave, which for extent and ceoluess
is unsurpassed in this curiosity ab"und-
ing region, has recently been discover
ed by somc Of the c.,izans o. Decora h.
1t Is said 70 be, as explored, some niae
-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1865.

Milwaukee & Pr 6u Chen Railway
TRAINS DEPART,
Mail and Day Express Passenger, .......7:l3 A. NJ
Nigh. and Express Passenger, ...........4:lo T. NJ
TRAINS ARRIVE,
Mail and Day Express Passenger, ........e:so F. NJ
Hight and Express Passenger ..-.........6.+a 4. NJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
Farm for sale!

THE Subscriber will sell for cash, newly
= = improved farm Of 100 acres al impro-
we'd within the last two years. with new.
log house on It and an orc hard of 1923 trees
and tn whole Of it surrounded b. good post
and raj! fence, with 100 acres improved and
. good fence dividing the improved and un-
improved lots also a good we'll and small
grove about e house, three never failing
springs on the premises, and Eve acres Of
timber on Root River Vi" Ga
The above property is situated mile and
a quarter east o. Lime Springs. Forest City
TIP Howard Co. Iowa, and on the road from
Lime Springs to Foreston.
Title Guaranteed
For further particulars enquire OF .ubscri.
Der. r o. address Lime Springs, Iowa.
, RIVERS j. FOWLER =
nssvcHt Dated Aug, 1855.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

This entire list IF beautiful and valuable
ga, d. will be sold for ONE DOLLAR each.
Certificates of all the above articles, will be
placed in envelopes, and sealed These ep-
velopes are sent by mail. as ordered, without
regard to choice. On the receipt of the Ger.
tifcate you will sec what you are to have
md then it is at your option to send the
Dollar and take the article
Five certificates can be ordered for 81;
eleven for ST. thirty for SIS; sixty-6ive for $40
md one hundred for SIS. We will send
ingle, Certificate on the receipt of rs cents.
Agen ts wanted to whom We offer special
: ems; SIND Is cents for one certificate and
FUR circular with terms (n26v6m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

A destructive fire occurred at the oil
region in Pithole p. on the Och luss
destroying about $3.50 900 worth OF
property. Highway robberries are be
Coming Of almost daily occurrence there
aud the people are organizing them
selves in vigilance committees for their
own protection.
Understanding that the time table
Of the DEBORAH Branch railway is out,
we have watched the Republic with
some attention, and not little solicit
tudt, that we might give it an lnser-
ton in our paper for the benefit Of our
numerous friends there, and as a slight
tribute for the interest," they have ia
ken in the extension Of the line of the
McGregor Western railway westward.
But not finding it in the Republic, we
shall be compelled to institute search
tor Mr.. Moncrief the coductor 0 uthe
road, unless Father Bailey will have the
goodness to send it to US. Besides it is
in contemplation to have an excursion
of the citizens Of this place by stage to
Couoover, thence by rail to Decorah
on the first train over the road that u
thorough reunion of feeling and inter-
eat may take place, while our people
unite in rejoicing with those who re-
jo'ce, and in mourning with those that
mourn
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
McGreeor Western Railway.

McGregor Western Railway.
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen Railway Co. Lcssees.
1895. TIME TABLE. 1865
TRAINS leave,
North MsGrcgor, 7:l5 A. NJ and $50 r. NJ.
Oaeiar ..a G:4oA. NJ. and IL 40 A. NJ.
T-AlNS ARRIVE.
North Nc Crsror 1880 A. ". and 500 P. ".
x,ss;an 1900 4. NJ and 100 I. N.
WM b. STRONG,
Asst. SUpt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
Ne,U GrOcery.
EAST SIDE MAIN STREET
..& aoa~@ .a.l ~" 3. tt.,. fr
New Oregon, Iowa.

NEW OTeSOn' iowa.
..'' 'A4ai@ ,ad
The undersigned is just Opening mp to the
trade choice stock Of Family Groceries.
Confectionery, Green Apples. Cigars &c. &c
Which he will sell a. cheap rs can be
bought at any other establish ment west OF
An invitation is extended to
the generous public, to call and
examine his stock before purchas-
ing.
His Motto is
"Qu'ek sa'es and small profits"
n4stfl CHAs. n PEPIN.
, 1865-06-07

The following capital Illustration Of Yan.
kec curiosity and ASSURANCE, originally up.
peared, several years since in the New York
.Eniekxrbocker. We hayelaushed over it ulanY
time, and reproduce 1t that our readers
may have the sama pleasures We have enjoy
ed. 1t is the best story OF the kind e1tant:-
a gentleman riding In an eastern rallroad
car, which was rathcr sparsely supplied with
passengers, observed In the seat befnA him
a lean, alao-sided Yankee, every feature OF
whose face seemed to ask question and a
clrcumetancesoon occurred Which proved that
he possessed an 8. inquiriny nllnd." Before.
occupying the center scat, sat lady dressed
in dep black and after shutting bis position
several times, and maneuvertDg to get an OPP
portunity 10 look into her face, be at leugth
caught her eye. Henodded famiiar'y to her,
and asked, with nasal twang utterly Inca.
pahle Of imitation
"In atffct'ou ~
"Yes, sir" replied the lady.
"Parents?-Iather or mothers
eNo. STR" ea!d the lady.
."Child, perhaps?-a boy or gal ~
"No, elr, not child was the reply, " I
t Husband, then, 'spsct.'
HYrs" was the curt answer.
Hnm-cholera, s'pose~ "a tradin' man,
mebbes"
,"My husband was' eca-faring uan-tLe
captain OF vessel; didn'r die Of cho'efa-he
Was drowned"
'.0n, drowned. eh ~ pursued tha inqu'si-
or. he&,tating for brief instant. "save hls
ch'st!'
"Yes, the vessel WAS savcd, and my hus-
bands etIects,n said tic widow.
t'Wss they I" ASKED the Yankee, hia eyes
bright ming up. "P4ous man?'' he con
tinutd.
"He was--n member Of the Episcopal
church."
The next question WAS q little delayed-but
"Drn't sou think you've gree at c,use to
be thank.us sbst <ho WAS pious man and
saved his chistff
II do" said ths lady absuptly, aad turned
her h.nd to look ont 0f the car window.
Tue induEattsab1e "pnmp" changed hi
, 1865-06-07

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10 10 e ..r l1la.t eauuloa.e % !or eoastses'
~ ~ ~. seMa'pE - u's'slsl " nenluchs'
As ee. w. .at - ~ slu n:n.aeA5 eas,
s' s,'.. a4u "ae "a "a. Asn p!1sonet au' sunnnee
a.sa 1seu Ton.ns ~ i.!'ny 1iion. ~ 10 =
uN'A'e =, ~ 1Nsn-"5' al" Aseo W 'Aopn oteA'
''ns. r. = .,,-, :.
s,,1 asn 80 nuln.s ms ~ - .nH ~ ~
1asnn 1s,o LIS ''''1n'' "''n 'ne nc" Asffisoss "
T., e,,,,rn. ,..,.,o,,o, oon,,zo a.,
no.,d ~ v;s,,ors - tha w.. pn,nt ,J;,,,a.s-
aoad.w, ~ .,a os.aa,on ~ @ s ~ 49, ~ n-am,n. t1on
ahant ~ +a,.o ,,,oes ~ sr,h-esa . Ta,sor -
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1aas9,,1 ] ~ i ife.. ~ n' ~. ro~ ~ - .ra a.
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. r. saho1ax ~ - oh,a D., " 49,. -, 49, 49,
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D;1.,,. D.. n'nr 1s .r1s H. ~ ' n'n
, 1865-06-07

eCHooLs
mil. f. pe heIns,sar iet;na "a X ,.1. ~ Il t1.ee
n perssnai n1oncrtv Of thr c,tv ~ nj NM
poees >4~ ~t'' 4S' ''a' pat-
For The sewerage depsr,msn, the vho]s nro-
teecs OF ~ o. ITO and cnahalf mills to ha
asN. ness n @ u tne sa1atlf fes! and personal
rinsfpe fnrd, a,eo. he une1nectsd % ba,anccs ~
honds heteaitef su,hnr,zed to h+ issura .nd .o11
Errnnn SCHOOL. MN "'11 0S'"'
For the Reform Srhcx, lie unexpended bh1xnrs
of lsrt xcsr't nnnrnnrtst,on- sn{1 H. WhoIa ~
ceeds Of a ta1 Of opt.bsM Of one mil TO be hers
after levied On a1l ttxate real snd peraoual pros.
ff1y OF the city iur that puEpote.
r,n,,. s9hEsT IT. L1ars:
fof s1feet 1aMps ire #eule ptoceene o! LIZ Or
two nl~ TO he he1t af" levied an all the t1Ianle
III. I aI Pe9eoaai p'opF3e VI 1ae e'aJ luz tna'
VUPoeT' -
rora ,euoor.1r lo,n rapa o1Ss ,bs zbo1s n-o,c.1.
ef tnI OF Ole bali OF tne u Ill to be hereafter
lts.sd rn"n al rel sna pe1soaal property Of ths
srrrrsa rrsn.
sAaA.s" <ea-| ..-
~ g. idSa e mn1 ete @ ~ II
al anu persons! property Of toe city tor that pur-
pose, Is ftqp ireu ty The Revised Ehhr:er.
hIAksI. s.
foI sne ps:men ~ tuG s,p ~ I'LL
" o. one SEu m,is III .spsh TT
snl personal property OF the city.
TUNNEL.
For the lake tbore tunnel and the Washington
s,rrct tunnel. The p,orecde ot rhc Bonds soid aud
aii suhtcr,puons and iupatiuus fur fhose pur-
noses.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
1o~s ~ ~
roLicb DIVISION.
For salaftc. OF Police Commissioner. snpsssn55 u
each +; Screespts al $50 each, Patlolnen 1t k7so
enh gut. iue., rent. bl:nka. ttlnonery. ptlntins,
Hts1th D. psttn,ent, tcarc1ee.r, incidental exr.n-
10 b. bert afteF levied 1of those purposes upon the
tA1sbie rial and perecnai property Of the city.
, 1865-06-07
Etgat.

SSIGNEE'S SALk.-Pu, suADt
4 70 u cee.ts OF tie Superior Court Of Calcaxo. IN
II ase Of Hez-y {. Helm es II " Tt1ttns y. Wads-
or1h. tta- l.uhlc nj e. teebs E,snn that see
ellb oi t.hlc.ra II IN The % b day of Jana. A u.
. cmn ntihE =. y oclosk ~ - ena M cnssiSninS t,rn
! hlddtrs Tor cNh. ali Of tb- ftsnAtn L3 ssseA Of
ID nrr,. htlt by :heE by vEsus Of si9nn.ns a.
the ltth day OF October, L. tSfi. Co1stsstuK OF
lcolected nuts.. 4ccunte. tntRu.tn ana .ttes ~
itltit slro a:tc' perceIs Of Eta ekta stuated IL
e ard 'h~ tF,Lint S.z Of Wscuntfn, M!t11ethts,
'wa k,d 1Lon' tale Z, lake pl ce 1t fhe otnce Of
e aAslEnheA. IL CuhbA Bloct. 4,-arb lfn str Ct.
JuHN r. r. .RISSON,
EHAa. F.rsREER.
HEHhx T. HELM.
, 1865-06-07

The Court Tint Will ErV 1ens DaFIss
When;Presldenr Lincoln reconstructed the
Crurts of .ttis District after Congress had
!. .eislattd The old judges ons, he appointed as
Chief Justice, Hon. David &. Cattter.of Ohio,
who was Representative from Ohio from
1910 to 1858, and then Minister to Bolivia.
Judge Cartier Is d large, earnest man e per-
ernal friend Of sccsetaIy ssanton's, and de-
c:ded opponent Of slaye5y snd Of she rebel
Lon Tho Assistant Justices are hon.
Abraham B. OlIn. Of Troy, New York, Who
was 4 n embct Of Congress from 1857 to 1868
Hon. G. orse T. Fisher. OF Delaware, who vas
once CLERK in the State Department here,
and q Representative In Congress In 1S61-G3
aid AndIew Wylie, Of Alexandria, Vs.. who
is RECONSTRUCTED s ,uthcsn lawyer. Edward
e. Carr rg:or, the District Attorney. Is also
a Virr,nsan, aith< ngh be has always been In
tens " loyal. he Will have associate conn
sci, among Them ]. J. Coombs, Esq.. who
has jost punished work on the trial Of
Avon Bnr:, With notes On the law Of TIT ason,
as applicable to the existing 'eh.l1'on. Tnis
work contains an expoei i'm of the the,ry Of
thc1aw on wtfch jeff Davis has heen indicted,
Mz. Coolnbs having framed Tho in1lctmeat.
, 1865-06-07

Ae1nemisr that 4 you app'S Rsa.4y's tssaay Rel,ni
70 the rplEc CT b1Ckbone 1ub1nR 1t Fdd n. ls tlt
ect eurri.itg cure Of En.ny OF the ca!lar coE
rsin1s 1ncioert to ycur rex ext:rstvry In NJ naos
q weaken,nR di.chAtkes. n obatfncttcns.
and p,o!srsas In hy.swie. h.aaaGhet e, y yoa eaa a.
tlicaton Of kAdway = Iesoy lislaf. HUB ta,te ames
daS The whole le-k.h Of the sp:ne *na tu9 u nom
10 smaxea u The ttsul: AIT MT 5b,nx AZ toe
sET nil NJ pAans ofs+n Gilhpp Th~ :ccoad rabbit
II ctstsln to nate them saTe1des And lev Ap2lca-
1tpns rtndl vince IT, Eott that rht
tstrhEc to psis1 II rhr fuaau Of TIM back, vi IT,
= fSn1 xrnEpcts and nmtnexs In the rack or Iuhs
xho i la!cteo ia ~ eea a!sins Of II. datYs os
tlhoaf1 Eho = patn n zoe hite who Is ncrSous-
scttca thould hesIs,e y ru5 otrsu and vlko:oosls
It Vii 4 onss produce vim b worth In aus: opes
;hr An 3uIt c1pa did fer bottle aud The cur. wh,en
VII b* ceraln follow. c.nnot 5e ttursied ia rans
BY dollar snd csnta- had~syas Keady heiiet Is !
lea.1rE e The Rtlc:e ThcY should cvta b. Etta-
ont f. y q T. 20 cnsap 2 eon..nlent easiy apiiee
Esnedy. II At It should b. copsdrs,d /! Entn
saEts = ~. somestss Eemedy So!d r. eMggtttA
1fo{ Elks. chicago. Ill. j.7A15..4t # Y4N
, 1865-06-07

1FFlCE UF C&1MMIoSA ARY OF
= SUBSISTENCE. Kn. u GAkKxrr Ahox.,
CHIC. co. l., j9n4 ID lstf
ea!e1 proposals tin duIit.rte VT h ropy Of tatf
1vef.item nj VII 4se Ytttlv d until nroh on WhU.
EBAY. the 9Th of june. 1Ska fur fu ni.htnx thu
Al.- Army. viz:
b{E bAtTele IIime Mess Fork.
10 hA'-e, ucs. qu llsv 6pr1nE HheAt F1ou1.
htD1 poundt o1t Gtt- I on.e. In shcEs
ofp noun1k e. ot Frowu HnRHs. IL n~rrett.
si 90 Mu1 d. guoc Fine salt, IN barrels.
KnlIoa& iure C1de1 Or Whisky Vinegar. In
bArTrtk,
Pork II Four TO ba fnE ected. and SAMPLES or
thrf articles 70 accompany bids-
GongrNrtors vii h.d he ARTICLES Tree OF expense 70
,e Tn led Sues TIL required Anu uslfvef II such
acr II CIrA. q II. The CuEnlssAf9 mav ciroct-
AIRY or III blhs may be rel citd.
F,yntLL,, lie 1psd+ IN such funds - rnay b. fur-
lsh~d by the Uritet 6tA,t1
Blink proposals xtay he had At this ONCE.
Tula' ~ M"Al t<- A-slrd and ehd1fHeo = 19ppos1t
0EDhGK ". CAMPBELL.
.%ps&tn aud Comtnlssssy Of Bub~istenee-
, 1865-06-07

ale.l cure IL wn7anted and Enar.oteed g 81 who
,lants unelxnclny thoughts. depression II splr!ts
ti1,1e+1 Asd ul.h of mimi loas slecs. lnss Of
;s ToEsh, xss;,.E .xss .aa s.a' q coma :rsss il
h.sn.e.vte rafting az conEula!sa 1rennl.Ess. im'
Hear <hAt the n1rt1cai pEcss kAFs
,oal M IL EsGa HEs = 8 III ri
:o ee Eot M III agrsss ~ q sas he1
:aafe, and e snsranste T. cure Ana what raore
e.n ! IT,, s M 80 "a :st.9 " ssa
ard S,u eoAe. tia1e. t.cusl. and 1tsapP1l1:
fe iii ~ esxs r 1o our sS T. "a L E.. ap
u. It vail save 1osz LIE doE be!:x SHORTENED bT
% Ths i s.nsc i:ered.. o: pr: 1.apa.el ,hs Ensnsa
3o1aulc 1hy clxa. 1allrd yrt to ussn par
3urthe uAe Of t,cscuT. Wtsou: htatsHuc- from eu1i
3eas; anu x1thou. i.4r oi discovery Or q, ro,ure No
ans1s'.Sso 80 hlas II Pafsly VIZ ~ asssslsa
nost obf.ip*,s ~ d.acsroa. ca.-. sad :rEoTe ii
peTeST snd oths. ,snr35tscs fro . n. tgsscm ~aen
f ~ a. ss or Il =.
mt ea,y rsEvra. tsosa ssstas ehsea, bat Il w za.
sssasss: ,s:ss!:3, % III o ! ii !:
md Frank Ch:cexa, iulnois.
CnnfultGron fec. tine ieot!As. 49,.
sr i M h soa "a .". i % tSe ZEN an;
he doos Io prevent nisiAks. aaK to 10 tbs Doctor
y Hclo.inE tonr cert Stamps; DR. RAPHARL's
ulae TO HaAth. 1nlE L4f.. Will be seuE TO al Ehu
In e llrAie he6Eh, and vhshe T. frMir1k and in
>otence rrtse:1f them tso.n rtttng EnrT1ed 81 In.
Ing Rich Erstrrnt HlnnlHE the xfJc:ions Of tie
opposite se1 entlEE With aspedy snd ha?py ins rAEe
PsrsiER NJ distance may CONN uutc*t: oosFIDKN-
3oIni,afion Foe. Il: cacS letter All iei:e1s ennnau.
1lckitEs acc ttc: irws etTtct u private Rri
,aent,1 ho sns.sT Eia e c1srn y ;s,sers uniess
Addtess ~ fst1-Er AZ follow: DR. hAFHAEL- roat
)rice Boz t;171, Chicago, III. J:s5ss7 MAJ
Ill Private NfAc1ke* Cured " ftfl.
ont Mercury.
Dr: Whittier Is 'eEusa.is educated sud le.iuuata,y
uA.ter, and hAs t1s f1"n,e t. III fF u c:.r4Ar
nowlerg cutte naAble c tnf trrsresI OF tho
j. ade ttt Atno1t 81 lie
iteAtes hts husn. krd study. Experience s- beft
teactlH7s. hAa eHAnrd HIN 70 per:rc: nsdt.8 \:
bc Htc. ~,thnlt hsnrer4hce tn ors4nass.
Particular attention given 10 old st%t ding easef
3Sn @ wse e.i'9s,sd = tSsSsnSs H'sr7 s5nnns II ~
{ solitary LAh'e, both ruintua TO hadF n 1nind.
e,es.a "a e'e1 a ?! s Z K =
ffutu,e Eyer,t f1n.l1 copser pr Il ~. y. tar
1tAl powe1s. ltss Of ero:y. ringing IN tho ears can
r fuly ses.o %d 1o heaa1n-
AL 4itlrss, With st*trp. aaaEr+ed.
pf y: i he Publisher. "f new work. eEtit!sA
0oasai,.iion me-. re- ChIEs. modesate, sad cue
.1n: Whittier cures the ve7 WORT ki@d Of ru;tu,e
r o. boz .sg4 t1ne~ anu cousnlt.tsxn R,ous.
- eooth Ga. &trost, Caicsko. l.u c4i4 ~: TIE
'ostas s,: sye9 cn5 frs'E-s L. y. 70 IF, IL
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then adot,ted. - " Il
AID. Barrett moved thst ths Clerk bo instructed
to procure thu printing OF the rules az adopted
Tho motion prevailed BY the following 7ota:
ter. B.rrett. Wicker, heRoy: Wilmsrb, Ksnn
Wsli~ork. Hatch. aootc. ksfferty. FrishEe, TAI
eoss.: Holden, Bxby. Ro1d, Ra.ss!i. Han,ley
Sop, shaexforl: c1,rk-a7. -" "
.Noe&--Ald. Hootard-l.
Aid R.1etty moved that the number Of copies
Aid. Care moved to Law the motion On the table,
| AID. RAFFERTY, demanded the aye3 and noes.
The motion prevailed hy the following vote:
Art8-Ai6- Shfmp. Wicker, W!fmatth, Kapu.
Hat b. Noodsrd. Taicott Holden, Blxay, Bond,
Gastdcld, PF19dfoot, Uot11nser,- Lawaon, Cia:k,
Gsge, hnieKefnocker-11
AoesIAa a .fs,t Csfsss. Barrett MeRoy, Wallwork
zen. ShacEioLd-lI
Aid. Russell mosed to make the number 40.
:, Az; knleAssbockes moved to lay the motion on
The motion vas lost.
Aid. KLickerhockes then demanded the ares
meEt.
vote: - 49,. cumming
Ayts-Ald. Gsee, Carter, Barrett, Wicker. Me-
Wooa.rs, Tacots Bizby. 1ond, Rasssil, nansley:
snn Sherk ord C!srt-sS A1s-A' law
eeS, S,n..SA,S' RnicEstbnrtor ch;,,, 1u.u
vtrF IIairh' Hn11enH o1't''' n1"a' " "au-
rtxv1x,surn pr.,v-..
~. 1.,.,s 49, A'e'
Az. Iaooen % - Gs.lea up me ordnance anthorlz'
River a. reported by ths Ftnance Gommi.tce, d % ~
10 q. le9S;
40; WA!matsh moved that the ordinance be
pafsea.
INC Eo.eon prevailed " the following vots:
nAyfa-M11aes. NE hhtSSeEoosker, shrimp, Carter.
wolk, IIa.ch, Moore, Rafferty,, Frlsbee. Woodard.
!Aleott A6.dsn; Di1n2: Bond, Rus'clt, daatns1a,
tfhnzen. ffendfoot, Aoft1nger, LAWSON, Shsck-
fort. cIark-S7.
Aofs-uunt!rJ-1.
ue Il Ordained By the Common Council of the City
GI Chlcagos
stc11oA !. That The plan Of the Boara Of Pub
I'c works ios cleansing tho Chfcigo rlTer aad its
btsnehss' ~ cutting down the summit OF aae Iii:
Lake Michigan, % a. to draw fton # At low etaso
uf water in tas lake not lea. than tventy-fous
thousand failo0) cn.ic feet OF water per minute,
a4!aofsze1 & 1a +1ecote eald work.
SEC. T. Ihat the board OF Public Wofke are
aefeny M nofzea and empowered for the purpose
~ cstcntnE INC Nofk described in the previous
s,. 10 ase any contract necessary 10 carry
nuo enes. s"St g. pufpnse Win Tie Tfusteea Of the
Eharter u ~ 'no seoesa' proFlsloas of tue City
Sr1- =. That n. , +cn,o-,~- -
rlasu,tn1 ths s+tri1 h,scei ~ ~ GG1peu'ant los
fhe sstn bn.rd sse hernhe o Gp!caso QseE,
eIe1 fn cont1sft s,ih H. s.ia Tra. nsa empaw
nnmni1T trns ~ .tra- ',tn ,s M - ZOE nne
asaniic Ncrt. NJ nsihrann.t eni 'Js,hn1nto ~ s IL
throu, h .ha canal n INK n,,snu+ nu ~
shrii - frn,a nsra.s.r saa 1IouuI m - Waset q
uttnose ~''~ t'A"--sAeAe Aoi soA1
Erc That FIR .hn ,rrrn.o ~ ~,.,xt.
t ona, the lizard OF Public Works be, and they are
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which sailed from Hampton Reads Last week,
Is composed entirely Of co1ored troops e1-
cept four batteries Of light artillery Of the
Regular Army.