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EDITOR NEws:-Some of your read.
ers have seen, or3used Creasotc of
them may not. know Greek, enough to
know that It is a 'aesh-preseryer," and
as such so called on its discovery Vabout
35 years ago. For this and other i'll.
teresting facts connected with Creasots
bounty money. ~N1-' 'sutatefT-wirra
'llowed to retain his cork leg after the
EXPIRATION of his term of service.
6---Mcn born without arms, when it
AN be shown that they have not been
Engaged as teachers Of penmanship orin
'utting out paper likenesses with their
oes. Such will be taken into service,
md detailed to act as assistant editor Of
newspapers to be established in captured
cBei cities.
Mon over three hundred and sixty
i've years Of age, accompanied by their
Men under ten years of age
viii be received until the promulgation
if an official bulletin, signed by the Pro-
yost Marshall General, to the effect that
he various drum corps are full. ,'e
S-All persons whatsoever, will be
ield liable to service, and will take .heir
chances, however slim.
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Telegrapbic Summary.

We condense the telegraphic news re-
ceived in the past two or three days, Civ
sng the most important to our readers.
a dispatch from Macon on the 18TH,
says that'the Governor has ordered out
all the militia for home defence. -
From Augusta, under date of the
18th, 1t is said that Montgomery was
evacuated on the lltb, and all the cot.
ton burned. AL public stores and pro-
>pesty We're previously removed. The
telegraph line, was working through to
Chehaw, twenty-five miles from. Mont.
gomery. East Montgomery was not
threatened at last dates. ~ 500 r"''
], %s Under date Of the l4th dspatching
from Augusta it is said that Havana
dates of March %, say that Maximilian
will recognize, Immediately, the South
ern Coptederacy, and open them port
at Tampico, or some other point, in
',whichtocarry their prizes for adiudiea-
tlonfand sale. The non-recognition, by
Washington, gfof the administration of
/. the Mexican Empire, has been The nto.
Iliiction of very u unpleasant feeliHpa on
the part Of Macmillan towards tbe
. United States. ~, ~ i. J
European dates of March l9 announce
the failure Of several large blockade.run.
ming firms. aas ,G3t.9IE 'estiT' u
~ Foreign emigration to the United
States has opened briskly, and early ar.
rivals from Ireland indicate a large NOV move.
,ment, through,the present,season. -, y y, ~
@odVallandigham has refused to, become
q candidate for Governor Of Ohio. iq,Ii I
Later dispatches lfrtodmrl frodmrl Augusta, Of the
10th, say that Montgomery as wss, : eyiacc,. ,iac
latad on; Tuesday, evenings All the cot.
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To Corresp0nd6nts,
e. w. w.

We.present, this morning, MOL OF a
series of letters. from T.. w, w, b of
Camden, s, G., who proposes To- give us
a letter when anything Of sufficient i'm.
portance occurs to justify tit,t Our
readers VIII fnd his letter presentedto
them this morning very interesting, and
by our next issue we. hope to give a
more full account Of oqHs the, country
visited in the late raid of the enemy,
: through which .ofyupir;i our correspondent will
pass. ~, .,,..., ,.,.,ss.' s.',g-ss p.
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Episcopal Election.

!, AT an election held on Easter Mon
day, for .Wardens and Vestrymen for
tho joint Churches Of st. Johns, Winns.
boro, and for St. Stephens. Ridgeway,
the following is the result: atE}
Wardeas for 81. John 's---Josial,
O'Bear, Ef: Wagner. ts ,,la
Vestrynien---W. r, Robertson, r. B.
Boylston, JOS. D, Aiken, c., McClenag.
han, w. S. Rabb. .|.ss (
Vestry for. 81. .Sepheh's---E. G.. Pal
,ner, Sr, Fl. @, Davis. lryg parli O.,
Delegates to the Coapenttoa--s q.
Palmer, Sr., j. d. Aiken, o. ,McC Clenag..
han. ,',H.!l s.tan -
Secretary and T-easwer--E6. Wag.
: nGr. ..,
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eeptl0HS, Ctey nave laIeh Victius w NhY
spoiler. All gn3 houses were burnt and
ali ths' cotton amounting to thousands1
of bales Inmany instances barns, corn!'
cribs, and stables with their contents
were burnt. Unoccupied dwelling
houses were consumed, and in quite q
frequent number of cases, shouses 1occu'.
pied by their owners shared the same !
fate The premises Of Capt. Stitt, Will
liam. Brice, John Adger. DIR. iMcMaster,
Richard Cathcart and James Turner
and many others whose names I'VE ARE
not prepared at present to give-were
swept as with the bosom of destruction.
An aggravating circumstance connected
with the case of Mr.. Turner was that
the mothers a venerable lady Of 80 years
Of age, then. on. her death bed, had to- be
carried out Of the house to escape the
flames, notwithstanding the fact that her
situation, WAS made known to the incen.
diary and plead with earnestness and
importantly 4S t'j .fha3a agA
4 Winnsboro experienced some of the |
tender mercies Of the enemy-r-marks of
the vandals presence are to be, seen.
Some twenty-iour houses were burnt
with a considerable amonnt Of cotton
and, other valuable articles the suffer.
'ers being DIR. tBoylston, John Cathcart,
Charles Cathcart Dr.alAiken, DIR. Lau.
.derdale, Messrs. Wolfe, McCully, Hill.
lard, Elder, Jackson, Cremef, Mrs.
,Ladd and ,othersyit may be. The iEpi8.
copal church became prey to the vup,e
dictive spirit ,51Atcolins was exhmeai
from an adjacent grave, and put in ae'
upright position to witness the burnm
as these sacfiligious wretches allegetca
while secular tunes were being iplayeen
upon tho organ which was brought oJcu
of the house before the FIRE was put ITO
it. While in this connection it migIal
be stated that tho brick church on Liltlne
iveri@asidespoilsd Of its, pulpit SpewFe
floors and sleepers' for the purpose
furnishing materials to erect aibridge fdhN
the sc'of the enemy over tho eheighboPa
ing stream. 7s,s ayg.s,> . s,,.5,I stg ~
No class OF persons escaped the insult
and depredations of tho Yanltetts. Mel
,ther sex nor age nor condition hi life nc,
respectability of character, nor eminen
public services, nos great moral WORTH
nor amiableness Of tehpe5 persud d.
siVeness Of address or conversation, nd
complexion ofpolitical opinions afforded
any exemption from rudeness and NAL.
treatment. If you were high toned
Secessionist you must be punished for
that political crime, yonr house burnt
oyer your head, ,,yonr person ii.snlted'
and your meanso Of Subsistence destroyed.
lfyou were neutral in3reference 70, the
present war, caring little for eitherlparty,
you were cursed for yorr lukewarmness,
4 and rldicnled as 2 drone, If you, were
a Union man and expressed your salts.
faction in receiving them, syon were de-.
noaneed as lypocrite, and treated ,as
q tnalefactor.t Widows and orphans in
destitute circumstances wore Pilaged Of
their little all The negroes for whose
benefit the7EederalsP5otesstto wage this
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.Reforenos.

~ isln another column will be found q
more thorough description than has yet
been given, of the march of Shernan's s
army tbhrongh Fairfield District, 1t is
written by one Of our most influential
citizens, and we call especial attention
to it. n, e
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TcHHE cHHE MEXICAN EMrlRE AND THE Cox.
5,.taI,.y t1dhe Houston Telegraph, Of

cneaDDos,n, u Ir,7'I7-l, n
dlabllnn matfsfh2asson \ Sss,; le1eg,ol|, OF
OF ilSlles' '' nnaratns a. "O5if sNeM
preserved oy use aiohe or. J'o'gSnohs
aoid ana wlthopt 'sait, vinegar OF pepper
9nless p slese iase aesnea ,i0r navor.
y,oiegnous asia may cheaPiS aoe maae
ana ,ne process 81 ,,msk,ng,l y lot use III
steaq olsalt' snoula pc PromPIiy apqena'
,,'; nen ~ ah vlsNzent " oo'hPe'e''s eN'ef'
pfis' anu ut.stn,,.as,on sn.u
ment and request from the, citizens gener.
orally or lfom the'Vown Council or the
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lanation ordering all the militiesto Co:
ldmblls immeaiately. sS i,st
!. Gen, g. W@Smith, issues orders No.
l, April 10, 1856, rendezyousing al
Ooinnbus.witliout delay all men under
fifty years of age, and those of sixty to
remain and be ready to move at amo.
ments notice. All is ordered to obey
Gov. Browns call for active service.
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Z IA young man Rdvertises fot al sithatioHs
as son-in.law to a. respectable family.
Would have no. objection, he says TO go
a short distance in tie county.
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ittssssa33 ,li No. I,t,a e. .iG5{A. q I.
An account of the recent Raid of The
Enemy in Suaater and Clarendon
s Districts. p2,S- t.|'h
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- &s-~ eJfWN (
p The Y Yankee papers ate making o great
parade over what they eallaa i'JJhion
meeting held ythe citizens Of Whining.
ton Mo They publish q list Of those
present. ttclaimingi 10 be citizens, but 1--WE
do not believe there is a'dozen naniss
In the list who are really citizens Of
! Wilmington. Some Of the persons i'd.
yvertised as being. present we know, were we
not there, whilst others are, citizens, ,of
another county. ( M. Q!YWaadell, whose
name We ,fna i'll the list, is q citizen of
Chatham county and who, We are CON
;fdept never attended a Union Messing in
5Wilmipgton.t There srefi Others enaInea
in the list whom we know to be citizens
of Wayne and, other counties, and who,
it's likely, were not within one hundred
miles of Wilmington when The, meeting
was held. 1--WE presume the list ,aas
lsnsdeiap by some yankee lrepostef for
the purpose ofmaking h show and deceiy.
ing the public. ~ Charlotte Demoe,at !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28

geous upon pubic Liberty and private
right.
Is. RESOLVED, That the continued sus.
pension OF The writ Of habeas corpus since
the termination Of the war, and when all
preiehse OF necessity is passed--the de nial
|oi right OF trial by jury, and the trial OF
citizens no. in the military service By
military COMMISSIONS AID the open inter
ference with elections by military power
as in the recent instances N Kenurky and
Tennessee--are revolutionary violations of
the Constitution, threatening the very
existence Of our most' ancient and sacred
rights, that they pOr.erd a danger to the
liberties ol the country greater than has
ever before menaced them, ard which il
the duty OF all good citizens 10 mret with
the most determined opposition and mos t
sleepiesS vigilance.
10. ReSovled, That while we will.
resU lure = aud persistenly condemn all
n'ractions Of the Constitution, by whom
soever committed, and while we regre tina
lhe terms of raciilca ion agreed to by Maio
Gen. Sherman in April LAST, were not at
once~atiiiei ny the Federal Executive. we
will. nevertheless, stand by President
Johnson In all CGnstitut ional efforts the
Immediately restore To the States to
1AeScise OF their rights and powers within
she Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
PROCLAMATION.
SIlERIFFiS OFFICE,

YNroN County, OHIo, August 81 1861
To The Qualified Electors of VintOn Co. o.
You ore hereby notified to meet at the
usual places OF holding Elections, in the
several townships in said county, for the
State, District and County Officers, aud at
the quarters OF the Commandunt of each
Company Of Volunteers, in the actual SER
vice Of the State or United States, absent
from their township In aCcordace 10 the
Statute in such case made AMI provided.
passed ApdIl3, 1868, OH "...
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865,
and proceed to eject, the following officers
to-wit:
One Governor, for the State Of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor, for the State
Of Ohio
80 One Judge of the Supreme Court, full
term
One Judge Of The Supreme Court, (for
Vacancy.)
One Treasurer, Of Staes
One Attorney General. of State.
One School Commissioner. .....
One Member Of the Board Of Public
Works.
Que Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
One State Senator for The Eight Senator
al District, composed Of the counties of
Lawrence, G1llia, MeigS and V'nton.
One Representative for the county of
YintOn.
One Prosecuting Attorney, for the coun-
ty VI NNtOn
One Recorder, for the county Of Vinton:
One Commissioner, for the County of
Yinton.
appointment Of Grand and Petit Jur.
ors to each Township tor the wear 1866.
CLERKS OFFICE FINTGN COUNTY. o.
To TIE SHERIFF OF SAID COUNTY.
In accordance with the law making it the
duty of the c erks ol the Courts OF Common
Pleas Of the several counties in this State to
present to their respective Sherif''s oil the
First Monday Of September of each year
statement of the number of Jurors to be Sc
ectcd by the Trustees Of the several TowL-
ships for each year. | hereby certify that
the amounts placed opposite each Town
ship, is the number fo7 the year commence
ing in 1865 for said County.
Eagle, WiIkesyile, 10 Swan, 10
HTrson, 5 Madison, 8 Knox, 8
Ymton, Z Jackson 10 Richland "A
Brown, 8 Clinton, 10 Elk, 20
Witness my hand and seal of cffice this
3lSt day oil August A. d. 1865.
SAMUEL L. WILSON. Cl'k
Given under my hand at my Cffice, Nc
Arthur, Nmton County, OHIO, this 3lst
day of August 1865.
J. J. SHOCKEY,
Aug. 81, l365-5w Shf. Woo, '
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS;
AS all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma.
chimes arc obliged to pay Mr.. Howe fee for
each Sewing Machines sold, and are also COM
peled TO make quarterly returns to him, stat
ing, under oath, the number sold, his books
give q correct statement Of the actual number
Of Machines sold by the different manufacturers,
From this reliable source We have obtain ed the
following reliable statistics, showing the num-
ber Of Sewing Machines disposed ofduring the
last year reported. The princip | eompanie.
making thlm are Wheeler Wilson, |, NJ
Singer d Co., end Grover "a Baker. OF the
Machines sold there wore sold;
By WHEELER IL WILSON,. 80. 81 30;
By M. Singer x Co.. ..,.'N....'' 10 ,95S
BY Grover IL Baker ~. .''s.''.. '.l0 ,2Sv
Showing the sales, Of. Wheeler Wilson TO be
dbpble ,fhny other cAmpany.-E. Y. Observer
We have personally examined the vGriouf
NJ ichlnes before the PuRlc,r wthnn anXiou,
dAire TO place before our'readors reliable iniOr-
mSAQn As the result of such examination W
unhcStGtingly recommend Wheeler Wilson
Sc wing Machines as the Machine for family use
Western Christian Advocate.
My little darghtor, of nine years takes on
Macaines-M Jcer a Wilson'S apart, .oii
it, and puts it inplacS, easily and ready njusts
it's parts, and Performs with it,.alL. ordinary
WORK She can make horoWn dresses includ.
ing hemming, gathering ard setting in the
.leeyes. -Four lIonth' use in my family h0,
made 1t necessity and a luxury.
PewC. B. RnyNToS.
We use tho Wheeler Wilson Saving Ma
chine, aud can say in regard TO 1t thai it is Will
out rival. No other Machn nc exceeds it in it,,
adaptation to all purposes of domestic use.-
Scientific American,
IA" Send for circular containing specimen,
of sewing, testimonials, prices, etc.
WILLIAM SUMNER a Co.
June 80, 64-.l a west Fourth II. Cincinnsi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
Width q.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

STATE OF ONO, VISToN CoUNTY:
Phebe Ann Pierce, PM Court of Common
against Pleas.
Samuel Pierce, Of Prairieville, in tho County
of Decatur, in the State Of Iowa, l. hereby no
tilted that Phebe Ann Pierce did , on the 2Sth
day of June, A. D. 1855, file her petition in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the said Comfy of Vim
ton. Ohio, charging TIE said Samuel PieIGe with
adultery with one Loretta Dart, and with will
full absence for more thGn three years, and ask
ing that she may be divorced from the said
Samuel Pierce; which Petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
PHEBE ANN PIERCE,
By Constable & Shivel, her Att'ys.
July 20, lS65-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
TWO FARMS FOR SALE!

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY.FIYE
" Acres OF unimproved land, lying
within one half mile of WikesviiIe, Vinton
county, Ohio. The land lays well, all Of it
can be cultivated sthe soiIti is Of d1 exiee1
lent quality, and well timbered. 1t adjoirs
the lands Of Messrs. Hawk, Chapman, and
Besty. 1t will make a most desirable
larm'
--ALSO-t
70 Acres of Woodland, about three
miles from Wilkesville, on the road leading
to Hartlcy's Mill. This tract will mike
good upland farm, is well timbeted, and
near enough to Iron Valley or Eagle Fur
naces to coal sufficient offhe timber 10 pay
tor the land.
Title good, and terms made easy. -
For further particulars, call on or adj
dress @ 30 r-a . .
BRATTON & MAYO, . .
Auys, Macarthur, Ohio. {
Aug. II, ls65-6w - @H'3
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
1865.

"COSTAR'S RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe, and sure,- most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, propeII
prepared according to directions will eay
it, aud every one that eats it will die. gen.
orally at some place as hras possible from
where the medicine was taken.-Lake Shore
Mich Mirror.
See "CosTAR's" advertisement in this,
paper.
Sold in Macarthur Vinton Co., Ohio,
By Dr. A, C0NDEE, and all Druggists
and Dealers. .s. .-.EE
June 10Th 1861 5mo. .r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
NOTICE.

George Barns administrator Of the Estate Of
Shelton Barns late Of Vinion comfy, and State
of Ohio, deceased has filed lis &C, cunts and
vouchers for inspection and final settlement
and that the same will be for hearing on the
sotn day Of September 1855.
!. ~ ao RICHARD CRAIG.
August 10th lsS5-sw Probate Judgs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
Farms for Sale.
48O ACRES IN tiIssouRr.

|ONE Tract, Of 800 acres, situated on the
|NIwaters Of Current River, IL miles from
the county seat, 81 miles from Sinking
Spring, an enterprising village in Dent
county, Missouri. About rs acres Of bot
tom land, and about 100 acres Of tim bered
land. .ftti|d @.'"A'' . ..',..'
ALso-l60 acres of ich farming land
and good timber land, miles from Emin.
ence, in Shannon county, Missouri on
Current River The about land will be sold
at bargain, and part oft exchanged for
stock. For further particulars, call on Or
address
.. BRATT0N & MAYO, -----.
saB0 Macarthur, Ohio,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
NOTICE.

James A. Martindalc, Guardian Of Sarah z.
Martindale, has filed his accounts and vouchers
for Inspection and final settlement, and that
the same will be passed upon on the End day
of September, 1865. RICHARD CRAIG, -,
August leth ls65-3H Probate Jud dge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28

FORBlanks OF all kinds call at
he DEMpoBAT OFFICE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
BeS Family sewing Ma
hinA.

HAVING MADE, for over seven years, the
L L most popular Family Sewing Machines in
the country, and now employing fl 900 900 in
their business, and making 100 Machines per
day they are prepared, with such extraCrdina-
ry facilities and experience, to guarantee to he
purchaser entire satisfaction. All our Mac
hines arc made equally well, and are
WARRENTED THREE YEARS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
JRE HUSBAND OR WIFE
LOTTERY NUMBERS
aivtn without any extra charge.
MORE GOOD NEWS III
Written Opinion Of his Future ProS'
.l nnrha in Lifa

II will guide him to wealth, eminence, and hon0
Thousands Of good men, who unfortunate and un.
Srcessfu In their Businessmen who worked hard aud
who struggled against adyersity and misfortune the
gater par Of their lives and who found the moro they
tried TO get forward In the world the more things weal
against them: These men got Dr. RaphaelS written
opinion upon their future prospects In le All thoao
Tho wisely followed DR.. Raphaels advice are now
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
LET THE AFFLICTED READ |

And learn that perfect and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts de-
preston Of spirits distress and anguish cf mind loss
Of sleep, loss Of memory loss Of energy and muscular
power, puny growth, wasting away aud want OF con-
hdence in themselves, fainting fits, oonvulsye trem'
bllngs, impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require TO be told the nature Of your
disease-tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not ms perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe tho diseases without any information
from the patient, TO explain Its original cause, and TO
guarantee its And what Is more valuable still, he
win honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured
or not. All his communications and interviews are
strictly private and confdential-1fe Journal
Tho Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician never failed yet to make perfent
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, Sc.
CRET, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without The use
Of Mercury, without hinderanco from business, and
without fear Of discovery or exposure No deadly pol
sons such arsenic, vOmica, opium, or any other
posons No mercury nor any deadly notwithstanding
bat purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used By
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Renee
dies never yet failed to cure the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cses, and to remove all mercury and
other impurities from the system when all other Reme
dies had failed-1ledical Journal. -
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN C0NTEMPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pondent Of the 0ddfeOw, BoOnsboro, Maryland, said
on Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1860;
Numerous OF diseases caused Dy early indscre
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sician, feel II my duty, having knowledge Of them,
N state the fact believing that In doing l may do
service to the suffering One case In particuar-that
Of young In this oity-ls worthy Of note. lie had
become the victim Of habit the mere allusiOn to which
causes shudder and after years Of suffering and doctor
lag up all hopes Of recovery He wished 10 marry
aud was dearly beloved by sweet girl as ever sped
words Of affection, but he fearful nervous and pros
trateu 9e dared not wed account Of the shattered
state OF his system He sought relief at the hands Of the
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing 1t may seem, all
the bloom and yigor Of youth has returned, and he
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Amy who suffering, no matter what their com
Plaint call the Botanic Physician conhdentialy
fbey may rely upon relief His office Is at
No, AL EAST MADISON STREET, CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS.