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, 1865-07-12
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murdtr a4a &ynchihC At Nashville,
illinois,
tFrcr, tic St. Lon1s Republican, 11th.l
4 Du1dct OF 3 remarkably co1d.blo5dcd
abd inhuman character, followed by the az
rest Of one OF the murderers and quicL ap-
plica1ion Of lynch Law By IN enraged popu-
lace, was committed on the 9Th In the village
Of Nashville, IT,, eome flfty miles cas-. Of st.
Louis. L German farmer named Jacob Mties
had employed two men named White and
McGseady 10 assist him during harvest. On
the morning Of the 4th they Informed him
that theY could moi work on that day-that
they desired to epend 1t as q holiday, and
would like to have the money due them for
work already done. The farmer WAS dlsap-
pointed by their refusirg to work, and re-
fused 10 have any settlement with them.
After this interview, which occurred In the
harvest field, the tWo men repaired
to. Meier's house and ordered hts wife
Upon her refusing, they began tortnring her
With boiling water from the stoyc. Upon her
pers1stentiY refusing to produce the money,
one of the men brought in an iron wedge
from the ya'd aud beat her on the head until
he had killed her. To prevent the murder
from becoming known, the men then set fire
to The hcuse and securely locking ths doors
and fastening the windows, went directly
into the woods q abort distance OF. The
smoke Was soor seen Issuing from the house,
and one Of the neIghbors bursting open the
aoof saw the dead body Of Metefs wife on
INC ftoor. When the news Of the internal
WoFk ahns accomplished WAS spread abroad,
NJ moss iasf ip,aous Indignation pteva'led among
the inhabitants, and citizens for miles
around volunteered thclr services to assist
in pufsunE and apprehending the per-
pit atore- About noln on the Following day
white was caught on his WY to St. Louis,
BE had t,aEs'ed es!,sa atoqt twsnty-ave m les on
@ road, where be lay until discovered. d. He Il Eas M
faktn back to tbs village, where De mada 4
confessIon Of all that had occurred. About
al o'clock the game eyen..g twna ietel min.
ed to l1nch him. He was given lew mo-
mente to prepare hI1nssn for death, wheu .
, 1865-07-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR mKETIHE,

EHfcA1o% July 10, 1sG3.
Hxsfnf-IIe Honor, Mayor R,ce. II d Aldermen
Wtcksr. Mcfsoy. S5cudsn. Waflwork. H,tch'
Moore. Toodard, Ta.cott. Holdcu. Bixby, Bond,
Uupi]ey. G9s deld. Ffapxep uotunger. LAY1nu
shackfofd, Woodran and Clark.
.4hsent-Aldelmea Wilma1th. Koup. Shes*in,
Rafferty,, Frlseet, Rslte.l. Psoudfoot and Rnh.
xyur1.,
On Eotten Of AID. Kuiekefbocker, the mfuutss
OF the proceeatrce or the Iast meetiar Fere su-
pftvcu without reading,
prIoxs.vn .vncoxxrr1clr,ovs
.,,,1.rnirs stinn T-,rn - = M hr;n1a.v .,h
ri1t NJ ths ara of a. o,d,rsnee mia
.H.s IN nac,1an ~ 4id fsWsnn. o.A@s
hi. Tred n .he - ans1l n PnIire.
afi,. - ~ ns.aa ty ~ - ~ ae.aS - ."t
Mancs IN ~ 1eiattnm - mi n dc.1ers e.x on
o1 h'd Tslrn,s ~ "1'"- 1~~'~Aa' "~3, 'N A19'A0''
~ .s rsnstvad t.,, III u.,-a
Of Police askiDe the CoonGil 70 pay certain bisis
stsaminz, Eemoefs o1 toe f1fe department,
a1oanu12 y 8ist.
moon b. he 1s to9soaS
Agss-A,o; R. MaRe. hnISkef9oske e91mp. ~
eb mao1s wooar seat ssn
GlaFk 81:
Aots-honc: "a:
"a pet1uon o! t5 e1naI5 e!stens fos & tns repair o.
Clark,
Aeietseo 10 lng n2sIa q iaolsc " totes.
The boafd Q! tnnne nofks pfesentio the 1ol-
1nWl1G comm manlcsnou:
CncAao, July 18th. 1866.
To The Mayor and AidoEmen Of ne city Of Chi
eaeo, IN common council assemo.eo:
GES1tx4kS: n our anhaa AZ report 70 Eoas non
2fanis ooay 81 Apsl! ~, lso', tns tosso o. fa9 ?.
Wonld toon oe heceas1f9 70 provldt IN a3dl
unnal pumptE cnEirc lot tho Water WDrks !;
that The cen: nmptlan or water WaA rapidly IN
c1easinR. snd that the Present pnmpioK power
lar supply. il IS now evident 70 tae Board thas
VIII not be tafe 70 longer poa'pone The erection
s3!o.tsn IF e. ssasleet tFSa:a a.
eipal Water WORKS Of me couutsJ oJ thelr sng1,
peer, ato many ol tnem oy memoe5s OF tas boasa
npefson navs pfspa5sh plans Ana @ 1ts
c9Est,usnno2; - nao3 mn .o., r,-.,n, de,tns-,,,,;n
ease es sta,a - ~ nrc,sn, eno,ns bnnaa ~
me q sas ri ~
putune aoNN 1unuoauns t .a1 ~ pnap We. ~ ~
ns" englne an ~" " IT, sno -. T. ~ nG5
VILE 7.,tt r. INA ieGnerdize H. annnIg n
auons. an1 WI. Ioaa s ~ - - w ~ ,sapPH ~
Watei iof 'ne ~ a ~, !, =. III III ~
tna' tls not sa1' ~ ~ u a1u sna. y Nn. oe msst
70 put Up nsT fst ne my e+ o1a ~ nn,t "
rhsn q me nee taanai, aad samG1eauy ; Commo-
oious l1r @ ~ LUG e"Kiaee "utsa "'A no nseoeo LUZ
a!3ag h1.sto-s Hms ,ecorn,.rd .ba o..s,ra ~ Il, !,
appended ordinerse. aafhori1'ng E NJ NJ! b2ard to
eohsoe. aae Lsm " ~ aa ~ H. saa ne"
snsiqe ar9 NJ. honds 'of 'o' " us
i IS esana,sd that tie new eE9ae rs M WI cost
cne hunesea inonsana p. , "a AZ n, s9e nsW en-"
elne nome. VIII ~ pamP WI, u,4 ouo e'aIecuous'
''s' Rsspsstniy ,a3n4ttea. -.
d. =; y. GtSphkr
'Gnfn; + Il LEU, phk.z,
Ro,ra oS pnb11s wo,L.
, 1865-07-12

e An stfectlng incident occurred at the
l.e wh ch consumed Boutrl's Hotel, Bay
CITY. Mchigan, on Thursday morning last.
\ lady boaEa.r, who occupied rooms On thu
thi1d door, became some what excited when
tbs alarm Ut fire WAS given AMI went down
a'airs to discover its whereabouts. leaving
her infant ch Id asleep Ia ocd. Ia the confu-
SION elc forgot 1t until thu flames had COIL
p;ete possession Of the hotel. Sue then a.
tempted to enter the building to rescue 1t,
but WAC Px< vented. The A7osnon and oshorer
in saving the furniture, threw th9 bedding
out Of the windows. This identical bed was
rolled up, thrown out Of the Wind ow, aad
carried With the other gooda On to the b:id4.a
for Eafe ;. Amer th= fire, In removing the
goods, the little lnutcent WAS fonnd, sal. aid
Re1tpn.
, 1865-07-12

KILLED Br L1GurNIN0.-Ou Monday even
ing last, during the heavy thunder storm
Which then prevailed, the house OF Mr.. Ozro
Holland. in Quincy, near st. Cha.les, was
ttrnck by lightning, and the electric current,
passing down through tho chimney, ,nads Its
way afong the wall and across the floor to
the bed IN which Alr. II H,lland was lyiog, and
struck hin with such force as to kill him in
staut,y. Strange to say, Ar. Hol!aad's wife
anu child were IN tho same bed, but beyond
slight shock, neither Of them was Injured.
--1Fnono Republican, 5&h.
, 1865-07-12
John Morn 1&sey on ais Muxcte-A Ratl-
read PresldeAt Il brown.

Our toHnsM61. John Molrissey. Is now 4
power" N the Stock Board, an years ago,
be was In the plfze ring. His shrewcn'ss Ii
eqns1 to h!s muscle. H-,e + a case'ln paint: !:
few weeks ago, 1t will he remembered.
JoEu IL. Tob.n, P1ca.dent CT the Huisan R,y-
er Railroad resigned his position John Nor
rlsEey VAS the Immediate cause of that rts!g,-
Eataon, which #as brought about under the
following circumstances: About month
t1nce, Mr.Tobln took his chances" St the
faro bank Of ,Mr. Aorrissey, In New York,
and In short tins won $1,000. He cous;u.
usd playing until he lost $a4. 900, when be
stopped. Mr. MorrlsseY demanded his mon
ey, which Mr. Tobin refused, but offered to
compromise With &IA000. This otter Mr.
Morrhsey Indignantly rejected, bat eave Mr.
Iohn one week In which to *'settle." The
time expired, and Tobin was not heard from.
Morrissey called upon him, and Threatened
to disgrace him among his associates, bus1-
ness and otherwise, un1ess he "cama to
terms." Tobin WAs lnexo1ab!e, wheseunou
Morr1sEey, true to his word, reported the
matter at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, At ths
Stock Board, and othor resorts of Tobia's,
CGmmodore Vanderbilt heard Of 1t, aud car
tain as fate. In less than week after, Mr..
John II. Tobin resigned the Presidency Of
the Hudson River Railroad. John Morrlssay
trluuphed, Much speculation was indulged
in at the time BY the outside world as to the
cause OF ToDin's &C Ion. BRt these are the
facts, as related to us by q gentleman In d
position ~ knuN them. John Morrissay Is q
power In more respects than one.-1Foy
Pnss.
, 1865-07-12

CTtcIBo June attn, 1sso-
Esslea proposals. viii pe ivss pJ 19s sa ~ o.
Ste mason totk, ND ,he c1asntsr nc }3lae1 WfM
offs Public hchool Building 10 n.I1es n2, 4 ~ NJ II
ergo aFrIue. aceert!uE 10 plans ana speca1eaaaox
or olt In tie ot1cr ol ING aoA:a, x.%-
woff snd fhe csipeot sat I2aas wo,9 se.oee:sxaly
,,ne ma - i: pToKrc2es Wit lin 5 pst at Of
Ia v4lna, aod full payment o. it sAtsAfActo;Y com
ple1iCn. D.. e.. p..a - e.,,
~ RI accoulpknled BY sne uSut' 4H0D bond. 1n-
~ I'd ~I ooox IL 13T MHC EbSk (ot netF1Ae1 Tor
&C. co. tonse The 1o.Jd -e,ve Inc Right 70 rtt.ct
any or III htes and no bid viii b. accepted unleas
nc loT II IT he u Competent 20 % tho NO r. rllt
HE and 1e1EolAihle. J. !, 81NDKLK
FRKD LKTZ
O J. RSlSK
{Tib3.Qc e. BStYd Puhit Wa*Hk.
, 1865-07-12

Y Uf7Im or m BoAKo or FUNiIo WoKX1 I
CHICAGO July 8th. 166 !
%hnteas, the Common to1nc.l Of the t1.y If Chi.
csxu hsa ordered thAt stteet 70 be called fuif-
~1c1h yunrtnE t1om BAen It rat east to Michigan
avenue tnat tte tcuth line Of sad o31sed STREET
GArse,t's suhcvaien IN tho n " /. AetiunA QuA:.
Ter Of &c a, T. II N. h IL e OF 31P. Y.
Pcfsor. !ns+stAtsd. tbA1 the Comnisa{oaeEs o. the
Beard Public TQrE1 vii utedt It Hoo1o Et. Is. In
she Conrt Eouse in ND CITY the IS b dar OF Juy
2. 1sH u The honr Of % eloe1. A. Y Y ssst'sa
cd. teEether with the costa Of the psoese-lnSs b.
reAson OF the doing Of such WORK AID thu making Of
said coapen plated Improvement.
5he general description Of tho land n b eoncemnsd
Ia Los and Of tho Atsezsoft Division Of B Y OF
Mock (; Iott 1e End y Of seAka1 Sno4iyis.oh or
ws&s LAf Of Block l. Lots IS IL II and Is tf u
mAA'4 Spb6lvIA1cn Of hlock s s4d n ck1 AHc b.
X Ct sec- ., !. 8. N. NA1Ee Il E OF 81 +: ~
FNEU LkTL,
Oh f.OaB,
Comniseloaess Of the Boart of Fratc WORM.
, 1865-07-12
She otlnK Returned Rebel Soldiers in
MfsADufJ.-

On last Friday night man who had been
in tho rebel army from tho beginning Of tha
war, named Walker, and who was reeont1y
partled at Shreveport, L. was murdered 1t
his fa' hers house In St. Clalr county. Aoout
10 o'clock, a squad proceeded to The house.
One Of them entering, inquired II be could
obtain supper for ten psroled rebels. at the
came time. taking oE bis hat, asked 1t they
recognized him Tn being answered In ths
reRat1ye, be drew pistol and coolly Ehot
young Walker.
learn, slncc writing ths above, that two
paroled rebels from price'a army vera met in
The road, near Plttebnrg. and ahot. Their
paroles were fist demanded. learn the
above fIcm zen sieman from Warsaw.
, 1865-07-12

Q&en Hp ~ honth D-aIbesn s:Feet, Chicago, H.,
eorrnpns 10 t1eAt with u.Exra e.ad sucessk osyeT
failnx 10 c1re, al CbroEic tryA.s D!seazes, t1s3
HheuxnAt1An, Liver Eome:A'at FsvGr ID A&1s. Ctu-
eex1 tecfula. DyRprpEtR Old sofeA DC. and pareI'
larry III claotses Ind :txu.az11 Of tho fc 5 sra
tenr Ladies' srE-f1az from Ray ~esknees, o: saeE.nx
7nnttcal 9ufKea! aid+ cts have tha hen.at Of Dr.
Brook Afeu Te&rx eIrsY4cu+e and unpArallA ID Sue
u II til particular specially Ladies' c1lduk W.!
Aee no cne hut tEe Doc, Gor1t ltaHo03 ffte and
CuIhtsQt1At. 6epsrAte rone ftr lAdte4 and featle-
rnn Fgrnch e9u!a;lrg r,in. au:e A.t ksta Ps!ce,
95 fNnre hpult 10 u 4 n A1d To- z. Il r. q.
BOZ 1873. Al ietaera p1ompES N-nz1t. jfs163 81
, 1865-07-12

PROPOSALS FOR ABOUT
J. 5000 rKKT PLKHK EIDEWALK
uF7lu or TH8 ttlA I'd " fUhA.1o WoAn.
CuGAao, July sIh. 1M&.
8-Ale1 p1rposalg Win b rcc.tved BY The Hard Of
Pnbl1e W6rE1 until II 4. II Monday, July 17tn. for
Of North Gszk 1ue. anuf the S1uunes Ct she Chtcs.
70 txMc.tr5. according 70 Specifications Oh dle tn
ibis otrce
Renpoaais nua> Be dlreete4 70 tbs Uosrd Of Public
W0rkt, endusosd ~fTrpcek ter e!dsxzlk" And &C.
oornpsnied With tbs uanal 20 bond. ne NotEd IT.
save tbs 1iAbt % reect say or III pro?osAs and No
gives evidence aaHE1Actufy to tha Board tt1. he u
qcmpet&Qt, felixh.a and FespQNsthlaL
J. g. aIEDK1X,
FRED LETT.
o. J. &1a&,
N7cs.S-iM Board Of Fnb1n Work1.
, 1865-07-12
DIR. EASTERLT,8
DIARRHEA SYRUP.

This Hsdic1ns will euzs NAtrhss. Dyssntary,
cholera Mmbus, Sarnmer Complaint, Colio,
Wind in tho Stomach and Bowels. and all
ue1angemens ot the stansca aad Bowsls aS
Children vhe1 Teethi1G.
n tn fuasmer fhnasant1 dts num DoWKL COM.
pLAIHTN u might b ssyed hy s19 ttnalT III o6
DR XAkTEHLT DfARh6KA 8fRGe
AorHkEa, wny Ntll Fon e: your CafLu6GH DIE
Mh-E a eAFR sud SUH3 hE4K0f u o3aRcd yo1.t
II Pstce IS ceDh r4 0o11&
II For - r. Il DH 4. KA8TKNtY tt EamttT 4sd&-
cina alLrn M Na6tNnu asfaef EkicA6Q III.
, 1865-07-12

Kmh FRis0SRRs DIsCNANGEb.-Inen nuM-
bsr Of rebel prisoners discharged up to July
8, 60 far az reported, is as follows; Captains,
LOS; Lieutensnts, 5000 con-commlssioned
officers, $751;; pirates, 32,727; total,
49,798,s: .
, 1865-07-12
l,tgal

EXECUTORS SALE Essass OF
IL Joseph Ma.u1cn deceased Pun1Ie rottcs II
ke1epY given that In puf91aoce ct = uecTatal o:dT
made b the Circuit Court o. Cook Con Hsata of
IuEyivlnr a1erutot Of Joscrh 8as,ason. deceased,
viii, On tho TWENTT.ElFsn DAT or JULY. a, D.
lst II tho hour Of 10 o'clock A. ~ OF satt dsy, sell At
pupc auction TO tae highest bidder for n the
north door OF tkn Cor1s Houto IN tho Chicaxo.
right tlte, tle1es and eatats, belonging 70 the
Joaoph Aatieson, dece1ssd. La AID 70 the
eituAto IL the Ct1 OF CncaKo IN lie Comfy Of Coz
1ud Etata OF ulrolA, ~ ui: Lnts nine o., tnn uE
Ard tlty1n tl} block soTeu O., In FoTt DeAybor
Atditlon 10 EhttAx1
Bn.Aa B. COBB
HoIa Surviving Kxec1to1
H$cs1 SR Qf JoAeph HtStaAon, deceAeed.
, 1865-07-12

Tstzarts n scAl and permanent GERS In nine e.sek
oct Ct ten of Ill chronic delicate disoa*s Of eth
ttx which bAse been given up by other rh5r1ctaos.
Ha great auccesa in cu11nx Tece1t OF 1oux standing
c!stAeeA Ehethey hereditary ptnera1Es- cht3tlc4
him 70 The fnllaat co1tdenc2 Of 1he puoIe. Tie
Doctor extsnds A tnrltato !" al who are afflicted
to e. tnd hATe 4 personal it4TEteE, ffoe X Ch AfG9
Az 3etsts co1sanin: ssAnp viii te p:o 1pay answer
ID. FhIE0tA IN the Eo1At-T { d hare mA6lClre amt
them nY NAL tecure from Observable by describing
1h.tr t1seAke Ann asnticE t1s- ..
The on!J rlisba preventive for fed1ek' nt3 teEt 70
One. acd Ps.lor.. j S 5 and 151 8,ath Na-k.t..
Room S. INT oooz rpsLAts- POSI- Omee aox lA3Hs
[hiclfu n. tSAE7N H.
, 1865-07-12

CECVET DrSEAoEsf sECREr
- msFAsra,
s2GaHiraN's GtFT.
.ne 1,oxs r.rtssn 1e1uady sYsr rssd
~, ~ pesi:tVe cu1eJ
psT1su rt,pAyr4 AEn NEM3TRv yrscARn44
hatea y. III. = =, - - ..r,1 - .s-t ~.
OnH tn 211 % % ta2ta % esaes cofe.
1ae3 ~ 2ufc5 Fs3eta3!e. as1inG no an4u nor ,et3
uuplr1ss1t tasse - w not tnase tao stomach or
bowel o. the nao4. daue Az
cnfsa17 na@ smo % .sEe @ oa7,' AZ. @ nn Teeens eaaS
In tWE6T9.FoOR H0uRA.
No er,osu.f no t.ouble no chRasa xhxssym
Natn nstks9ee 4a: {c1uait9 rs: napt ~ mstl.
orssp1r ~ Hrlr,. ~ Tspn 11r1@v
sAAAE1LAS hoof AND adhe JUICE
a pc1tvt and pe!m1aeot cu1a tof 6JpaNls. sczoS'
nj, Uleess. spots. Tetser. DC.
1tE5e u not Arof her II medy EnoWU to tQ 1al rof
tte cnrt Of 81 phtlts. reaches nd efsdlea1es II
tr1ce u a, or iii bpuls :ot ~
Tre etde Il OF ihs1a Il A11 1ck3pYfe6fk&
nY u I9tc.s sna xeN - 2etle-t1 nty uAt In
IN X h-sse ~ s<,isls11 -
WA ''@'e ...-.
wsAr1Hz iCB6RoN4 SAT oe TIE AMAHl-
IAhs ksAsa1aa
POT sosFE51ls. s * to.: - ~ 3.xi@
, 1865-07-12

DR., EA9TEKLY.Y
FEVER AND ACuE KILLER.

This Medicine will cure Ague and Fever, Dumb
Agus, chil!s and Fewer. Intermittent aud
- Rsmittent Fcvers, and svsry form Of Fewer
incident 10 tho West.
n. Iast~ !, = rsy1 Esd AE7s Kttx IL WAHRAN.
TbD 1Ot GRE. asdlt II FAILS the money VII b re-
tpr ned to t3e prvch A4ee III Used - dir c.nd.
~ Ptoe II 30 pF rotue. ...
n For ssle ;, D. k+sTZKLT 4 cos Family
, 1865-07-12

Al6. Dond, Of Committee On Printing, to whom
had bern re:errcd a resolution 1eautr1n7 them 10
report the rates to be- paid for advertising for thc
current municipal year, submitted minority re.
port.
Aid. 9,se moFed that ii BE- accepted and read
AID. Holden mnred to lay tic N 5non on the
fabe.
AID Gsge demspaed h. syes sad posa,
, 1865-07-12

head, passing from the right to the lsfs side,
feactu11ng tie fontal bone and spattering the
bruins over the floor .:
The deceased uas natire Of fPennsSl7Anls;
lad heu In the West for many years; Was
last nine mona was with Mr.. Scott. Tha
firm was about TO be dissolved, Mr. Miller
going out, and the deceased to become one Of
the firm. His mother resides In lancaster,
Pa. he had numerous friends, who esteemed
him very highly. His only iaultjs said to
have been bis great generosity. He was
about s. Or s. year. Of oge. HH death is y
estefming Elm M hrnther.
, 1865-07-12
Railroad Ietelligence.


Meetings. are being held In the count.cs
along the route Of the proposed Iowa Central
Rail1oad, to complete that important link In
the direct Communication between St. Louis
ard 81. Paul, via 0skaloosa aud Cedar Falls.
The North Missouri Railroad has made pro-
vision 10 extend its track from Macon city,
junction With the Hannibal and St. Joe, to
tho State line. distance Of sixty miles, md
the condition Of the whole route, may be
ehown by the following table oFdistances:
From st Louis to IoEa State lima. s.........934
From State line to Cedes Fal1s............113
From Cedsr Fails to Njnneeota line. 90
From Alnpesota State ltue 10 81. Psrl.-....130
Tetal number Of milee....... -......,..- $50
ROAD ALREADY BUILT.
From St. Lonia to Nseon Clty.........l70
From Cedar Falls 10 Wsyerly ..........,.13 IS
From St Paul eouth. ........................ 70
Tot1 miles completed. -2:5
, 1865-07-12

An Election Called for R4ondny. ku.
gust 7-ConyeHtioI TO meek u Week
Later.
, 1865-07-12

CTEAM TO VERA CRUZ vla
6ias{pahlp Cup pAcY win despatch sheif nav and ele
xklt site xEeal s:ea1M fom HeU Yo1k, oou1asn-
IANHATIAN, GsPt. 4. Y. Tazn1, On IA. 1sth Of
sach nos3h- vERA CKC1, Capt u. n. Gregory. o.
ne III Il each month For pAttacplAr4 inquire q
CHAR. .A.THlIhKX- 4 gent. ~ Btosavt5. New Yo1l
my1tYE&Ayp tdp
, 1865-07-12

DROpOS.LS FOR ENGINES
l. AND Bt,I1RR FuK CHICAGO WATER WORKS.
QTF1cx O. 7" FoAxD or PuHl1o wokKs
CHICAGO. July 9Th, 13aa !
Bealed Proposals. viii ~ zooeived ~ tbs Board Of
Pubic Nciks pnru II 4. H. TaUR4DAY. July nth,
Roler % Be set mp couolase II this city. on tie
frounI Of tie Pnsnpink Wo1ks OF the Chi-azo Water
atc oTu1h3 % spacthcA% 0oa noV fr&ay for In
specTinn at ttts oMrs. Tha 1pcs1hcatouA viii b
mailed to any parties Desiring th-m-
The eCx3.1 d1e to h&Ve cap city 70 tttsytT &A<
Doo gallons Of Nat IN n hou1s u1de haad Of y. ts,
win petasuru Ct . pcunta o1sear1 IN The hotlce-
Frop<ae1 1ust ba ztd1es1ed 10 the Bo<fd Of Public
VI trks. ineo'sed R1o2ozalz Tor Pumping Eagtnes."
Tia Board frserve. this EEhs - rt}ec: eu' OF N
kiyes ey1dence sssfAcsnJ e the ho&sd that
Sttte:sctp.1 security viii ba E-q 4lrrd Of the con-
tfactp., j. g. EtNQHLK.
FRK0 LETE,
u, j HOtk.
ty&ss 3-1tt DAksd Of Public #oTE1-
, 1865-07-12

F sR hAkk
In pursuance Of ~ orner Of Inc oMmpa Council of
the City Of Cheaso. pss@ed on tho 1tsA dtr of jpns
~: oneT iof aah ahe following tesr,ib-d dl.t WltA
ave % r. Lot N1nbef cvr s} In Rock tony ons f}i.
IN The Wtncf9 knd Michigan EAnAl Ttu1taes SphciYt
Original Town ei c4letEo, az .eps and ruaIipx the
oGsh tEeHN 90 1sct OF sald Sub Lo. 1vc laid pF9a.
FIank.ln strut u said C1ts. being twenv ad sIm
net Nort On ha4n1aE1oA and SERENITY f0) fees rout
6.es4 p:opctAn wttl b. rectired q my ooee. No
O'Clock n for the Ensebase of ida b.b Lot Ierp1
Of oale etsh on delivery # dead
III pldA MAde fof 4ktd ips. -
WALTER EtNBALl.
aJ1dtkRjst CIV Coz pCols ss.
, 1865-07-12

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mmla!on5s Ct the Board Of Public 7
Il r.
, 1865-07-12
Retels.


Barnum's St. Lsuis Botel.
Il me cfnaa Er9einr oualuesa part Of th~ city cor
and accommodate y 1ol au0 tt9son1 . peinx ssii
1qu It ON the kefchAtA- kxehA,xe Rrd il e, V1eI
oi the Fo1she1n Hotel Gear RE Ataacbnst in t;nr
and within cnnyeult Mt 6iSssnpe OF Ing KaiIrosd ~
po'a anc places Of Aa1naatne- T.
flse Hcusu opened II l4, unde+ ne apsp1ce. ot
IAEle1h DARHuk Cu Who yc..tred only lAxt yrst
Duf4nk their tenancy eFaJ reces3at1 ccryrafcncS
eAa not an iaptpteme ue7e sddsd and l. u I: til
hot Nd tofd 1stt hfmns hoat - Mora o Ans cisf
bsh Iuhs. - IN the sooGa aiatuEroo1. corTld II
ana peTloeA, Ac. b4aAed With steam The fpotnA ~
Light ~. say and evey Arstcle Of furniture and nts.
III u tbe ktShen iaundUt g. At7 plAocd
II u beNrFta tnat tie ~en Known success and repp.
fAs1cu Of th0 holac GAh be EAt tned, apd tha early
comp pcuon q thu Pact1c ha1lroac Will cartIbgfe
5arrot. 70 ia kncoasa-
1Ge peese1t tdDAtu DO not vAcx.e for lnek of MI.
-oneSe sD1 vii t&ke pleasure il ehnEir fAe nr+n;
-. The Aonse vii ne pn. u conpo1s ofde-, I'D 70
eoneptaha@ teaaza liberal loase xiu % edafsd-
tG3c3& III aEo. RTAYLQR.
, 1865-07-12

IT'S &C ebr2ted Toilet Soap. IN srch uniyerzal Go
nAud nsds Iron tbs choicest au Als i mild Id
fpu NJ in IT. p&tuf-, &fkEr rnt.y sceLttd, INC Il.
--e1e.y beneficial IL IL ktn n nrnn the sku. Fer
-4se by eli DrnEz15ts a1c FAncr aoots DeaI6ER-
~&'1t-1y 9eH &AsA
, 1865-07-12

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
via Kalamazoo aud Sturgls to Fort Wayne, il
being pushed forward with rapldity, and from
Fort Wayne south to Richmond, distance
Of elghty-six miles, 0,000 have been cx.
perded for ea1thwork, leaving but s335o, 900
to prepare that portion Of the route for iron.
ATLANTIC CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The Ga1vs (1u.) Union says this enterprise
is once more On It's feet. With prospect HOW
Of going ahead. The line as projected, and
upon which SOC, 600 hEva been expended in
grading, cto., begins at New Boston, on the
Mississippi, abe ut midway between Bur1ing-
ton and Muscatine, aud runs east through
Galra, Lacon ind Kankakee to connection
With the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, at or aea1 Fo,t Wayne. The Uaton
says that at meeting Of purchasers and
stockholders, at GalVa, on the 1st, the fol-
lowing organization WAS made:
p sstd<at-Hun. John Thompson. A1edp
Flea Presdeht-J0hu n. Hall, New York.
Eserstdsy-Go. Whte.er B. Sweet, Galvs.
TffRavrty-Willsm LoWmtn, Toufo1.
CaiV kaeint<!,-Robers Y. uea,nway, Yer
Dir<esors-John s. Thompson, A,eao; John
s. Thompson, @ New soston; William !. Tainef, me-,
WA.saW: Hon Robert @. Schtnek, 0ht3; VIII
linn +. Thonas. Wyoming; George n: BraE-
Wheeler B. sEfei, GalVA-
By the sale in May last, tho road aud road
beds are cleared of all incumb!ances and
liens, and the $7O0, 600 already, laid ont are
marginal security for new mortgage bonds to
be Issued, which Will make them nearly par.
1t ia true, individuals, towns and counties
heretofore taking stock hare lost the!. In
terest By this sale but we believe the feeling
IS general that this Ia q matter Of little mo-
ment, Il We can only have the read. Mr.
Hull assures our people that the ffst mort,
70 issue, can be readily negotiated. Hs also
says that negotiations have already been
clmmenced whereby iron enough eau be pro-
cured upon the bonds Of the road for teo en-
tire route.
: The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 20.
will commence locating the branch from
Washington TO Point Of Rocks this week.
Richard Randolph, Esq., will have charge Of
the surrey The length of the road wil! nc
anont forty miles. Is 1t not time for Fits:
buEgh to move in behal Of the old but still
important idea Of drect connection with
Point Of Rocks?
, 1865-07-12

~ or lrECTOR'S NOTICE.
Hts.e II LII sol3, County Of Cook-9S
kt1I CoILxCrlA't tNY1cx,
CorET bpusa kooH 70 u
Gu1cAso 1ol3 10th. 15f6. }
Punlc r:tice Il ha:ebr El.eu that WarT4nt a abr
II EouIh, called tniy sth. 19k6. &n4 tseted or ths
G. il cs1on ~ s3sctA Assrz1menr. 1ettei I : the
fnrb,nk. f1tl!t Z and P.A?Eink en.Is In Block NJ
J4e hthooi u t!ion Abolition 70 Cait3kr, has been
pl- q II fry har dt fos rt ec:loz.
All pe aots L1ese2ted IN k2t A+&e&stnerts arc
Quc.t.G to rs1e In Us2l2te pSyneut II ny nce. In
Gessut Of Ruc" pArmens TIC aaia aasessneot H1u b
collected II tbs cost and Ipenae nf TIM uAae
tbt rrfofN. L. 4. HEA1D, CITY Eol!ec OF,
i,11HtSH 1lt = 60 ~