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! to what punishment "Proclam.tion'' Collins
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to ~bat punishment Proelana.tionI" Collins
will iDfict np0n the wounded negro.
7: In the evening party Of thirty negro
soldiers from tue Balfour Rosplta1 LETT that
institution In body. These men we're coo-
.yalescents, AID are a'Ill Inmates Of the hos
-pi.al. They were armed with clubs and pls.
tole. They marched down to the foot Of
Court street., and On Union bridge they con-
menced sn Indiscriminate atia2k on al white
persons passing BY. One gentleman. pinned
Burnett, Was severely beaten and then thrown
of the bridge into tue moEass beneath. ne
was afterwards taken alive from the sllmy
bed. Grave fears are entertained for hls re-
covery. Wo:d Of this disturbances WAS cen
yeyed to Mayor Collins, who at ouca assem-
bltd his polite and led them down to. Union
btfdge to disrerie the rioters. Tits WIS
work Of time and difficulty. Tha negroes
turned upon the Mayor ana BIZ men,
The tight was desperate; pistols were
fieely used; ".biliies" ss1 ltnivrs were BRAN
dfshed With will ths police wc7c reinforced.
and the negroes pus II aisht. There we're
many broken heads and bleeding and dlstg-
ured faces On both sides. One negro was
were taken into custody; the remainder
made good their 1ettest TO the Balfour, where
they are allowed to 1emain undtstulbed.
From some unknown but treacherous
source, the eolored people Of this city aud
Portsmouth haye become Impressed with tha
idea thst as sqQl as all tile United States
soldie's, arc Withdrawn, their rights IS free
men and citizens will be taken from them oy
the civil authorities. These Same parties,
doubtless, have been urging on the troops
that haVe In several instances causelessly
attacked unofending negroes. There Is no
coed reason why enmttF should exist b.-
tween our soldiers and the colored people.
1t hss not been 80 hitherto. :.
, 1865-07-04
Fro" xInvuysn

New YonE, July 3,-The steamshio Liberty
briggs Hayana dates Of the 23th Troops
were constantly arriving from Han Domtnso,
and by this time the island Is completely
evacuated Of Spanish troops. The spaniards
blew up sill the Qualifications they had con
strncted before leaving. It was sa[d treaty
was made protecting those Dominicans who
assisted the Spaniards, but the number Of
such families arriving at Hara9s ehowB how
much faith was pnt IN such treaty. They
will be considered traitors by the DomlnIcaus
and their treatment can be Imagined.
AdVices from HAJt Il, represent the rebellion
there gaining strength. and that President
JeiiIa1d bad suffered reTerscs.
From Mexico 1t }s reported that the bands
OF guetl1las are increasing in all parts OF the
country, doing much damage and augment
ing the general mis:Eust Of the Empire.
There is also want of harmony between the
French and Aust,ian troops. 4 brigade Of
Mtjia's troops is said to occupy Monterey
It ;Has reported In Fera Cruz that forces had
been sent to Tamptco, where an attack by
Junsez's troops, reinforced by American emf
grants, was expected. The Indications arc
that affairs In Mexico are going trom bid to
Woree.
Aepecial dispatch, received on tho 9Th
from Fan Luis, announces that sastillo was
occupied by French troops. Neerete retreat
1ng 10 Monterey The Governor has grant
ed C1utc s. Co. the privilege to establish tele-
graph lines from Gn4nayuato to Matamoras,
thence to Vera Cruz, and from San Luis to
Durango, for fifteen years.
, 1865-07-04

New YORK, July 3-The New FORK Her.
AIDS Athens [GeorRia) correspondent says i:
Some Light is thrown upon the hitherto se-
c1et hiaroIy Of the initial proceedings Of JEFF.
Dayie' Southern Confeteracy By General
Wilson'S regent capture In Georgf1, Of doct-
ments and archives containing record of the
proceedings Of the rebel Provisional Govern
ment at Montgomery, Alabama. They show
that the rebels lest no time when once they
rot fairly at work, in organizing their Pro-
visiona} Government, which shey had In
full operation In less than 1Ya weeks from
the assembling Of thclr National Congress
or. Convention. In the work Of forming
their Constitution, the documents show that
they had considerable tnkering and discuss
ion. 1herc wns strong tee!1ns, IN favor Of
naming their Southern establishment the
Republic OF Washington, which was only
defated by 3 majority Of one vote, ID favor
Of the title, Confederate States OF Ameriea.
There were long debates over propositions to
inert in the preamble Of the Constitution
recognition Of the divinity Of both the Old
and New Testaments Of the Bible, and IN the
body thereof a provision enforcing the obser-
vance Of the Christian Sabbath. The former
is understood tn bave been voted down out
Of respect to Judah P. Benjamin, aud the
latter In detcrencc to the wishes Of the peo-
pie Of L, nisiana and Texas. Many other
cp1ious disclosures beside those noted, arc
.made by these documents"
, 1865-07-04
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH


New ToRE, July 3,-The Washington spe-
c'al 10 the New York Tames says: General
Pope has arrived here on the orders OF the
President and General Grant, to consult con-
ceTuipg the treatment Of Indians In his de-
partment. It Is believed that the Govern
ment will prohibit traders from comtnS In
contact with the Indians, and that the whole
management, including tlading, will b. taken
In hand by the Government, as the best and
probably the only means OF preventing con
I.nued lost.lftics with the various tribes Of
earsges in the Northwest.
The Comnfssary General Of prisoners re-
ceired Information yesterday, that the last of
the Etb-l prisoners at Point Lookout were
set ut liberty on Friday. We bare now no
rehel prisoners under the rank Of Colonel,
except lev hospital cases.
4 Washington special to the Herald s1ys:
The h:alth OF the President WAS generally
understood to be improving but inquiries
at the White House this tSnnday) evening,
elected the fact that he is now worse than at
any former period OF his present illness.
Though not in immediate danger, his con.
tiuned Illness and present untavJrah1e s5mp.
tems awaken an1I0ys solicttudc among the
few who are Informed OF his real condition.
This WAS further Increased by the report to-
njgnt that Surgeon General Barnes had been
called In to consult with Dr.. Burroughs, who
has thus far betn his medical attendant.
, 1865-07-04

- Wv ~ ..,--.,,.s.N.~
@ua' eNA ~ 4>'. w. W ~ -. @ ~.
aale o'At@AA !" 'emAA ~ wv. ~ ''nA' 1A41A
soa1 3aee ~ "0o'' oo@tat. aeeso5'n& ao1 u~t4
ues@ euo '0'o'o p3uNpo@A Ii tta- nc ~ uAse r.
eone1 o's' Ases ano aessouh ceoiu19 AZ s'ae, ~ -
Asa1 s"tav seAs' saa +" sne9eleso LEE
III tiaieseo should eosae1- no one efe3 N's4e
4tNe.% ~ ~. eu* se3ts 1s'sA ' :. -. -.
sae ei1s' aN REPUTATION nAs 'oncosa' - -...
psleH' Z" Peuenss 1"a @ne 1'e1e- .-..,-,,..
= ..-.,.t..,o.,s.,,o r. an
ht1e And thorough MAstH % W p'"@" A""' - -
,tbe,s fsf1 Aob4 despajr. give him call II h only
~>A'>N~ s"-+ -.
, 1865-07-04

Nox 4 fcw Of the WORT Disorders fhaS
nfnict mi MEND ari8e ron cor1uptonS OF tie blood
Nenbolt. KxxzAct OF 6AfsspArtlia L rcmety Of the
sYtu,pls v11ph. Nnlula' y" T'fNf SGp
, 1865-07-04

conduct. He ents1ed bedroom where hfs
wite and another woman were sleeping, hat
not finding Elnore In She ruom, made his way
to second apartment, where he found E'-
no1e in bed
z Approaching him, he'cried ont :" You have
mind me-Vou have ruined mer-wlth other
words to the SAME effsc;. Elmore raised
himself up In led, and answered In M ID:
sulttng tone, telling him t. ''help HIMSELF II
he w9a ehle j. vherenpou Story drew kn.ts
and. stabbed him in the abdomen; Eimore
jumped out Of bed and ran pas1 Stors, shy
:, liz, tsYou shall suffer for this" He then
rushed out Of tue house, aud TN some eighty
rods IN the direction Of the depot, when he
suddenly tusaeds into shed near oy-threw
!: himself on :de ground, and graspmg beam
or sleeper which vas lying thete, elsncasd i i
He lived but few. n,omenta-
story was arrested By Deputy Sheriff Coo
ley, ok Westfield. He talks freely Of the
murder. and evidently committed the deed In
frenzy, from which be Ind not yet recoT er.
ed. He was committed to the jall in this css5
to await his trial at the December term Of tbs
Superior Court.
, 1865-07-04
Negro Riots at Norfolk and Ports
mouth, FA.

over the river. for the past two days. 4
drunken soldier entered the honse OF q negro,
and, withort the least proyaeation. com
N. need beating her. The husband fntesfered,
when the soldier drew knife and cut the
neero across the band. Tie colored man
drove off bis assai1ant with an a1e,helye.
The police then appeared and promptly ar-
rested the negro, and lodged him ln }alf.
unless 1t be criminal for black man TO rescue
his wife from the hands Of drunken rutflan.
A ftw hours after the negro was locked mp q
large party Of white soldiers went to his
house, brcke up the furniture and threw 1t
,, into the street. They. then fired the house
and left. The ,neiehbors e1ttnEutshed the
: fames. Eons:derable interest Ii EXPRESSED as
, 1865-07-04


1GS Eoutb C1n1k etIret, between Na1i1oa 8nt Ms.
fpo OdlEn hour from A. n tosP. n. epsc'A!ss
II the t2~atmspt Of nj pEvAtu ttseSses il Ill u
taed aad conplcat<d tofLS For the p'st II SAY ~!
ytas Dr.. " nAs nate the tses mont Of rr1va .ac ~
tass bts tu1tnes and sta4y ehic1 -. en. PES
and IL Al casos csn te nj With ~
nen exposure 10 friends. rast :sls r.
70 Ill old standing ca'es sucn .. wt'u ~
kihe7nd 1ncnrable eFph1 In All EoI y ni+ M
0et snic1nre sq the e e.s O s9.a .o 81 tss
IolI1rlrE e1 Gu p.mp On u lse 4n =, tn -
oeft constipation. are aoo !o ~ u trtm.r 1.d
1nAle apr3tty NUN An&nAS tfeh3 o. auseS -
nnalfY 4 Complete ptoEtrAuon o! Ias ,tr, csn ia
I'M esto2h ~ nsAish. Dr. sg.h he pu Il asf 9!
nHH uedesi vork which shoni1 ne II n. r. a 9! -
xhns* ronts E,tlatt1E matrafe ee9t 70 - W
Ff ina r. rs 10 psepaJ pd&fs<e. FleAse GA
eess ~ Sss ,S1 os fsn or H.n. ,erE
.+f1srtrd iht At:eEion Of Lie ne 1lc1 aet Q! pe
Tn1anss and Audt11a- It bs1nx o-e - she TO" nls'
trEntrx ,cpsi inta which uA1 II % oc ei4lc'
I'd Il Dnt.l lat yea = The -ors y Or @ 4
posf!blt Thiic = +AYdtEg -broE: "a oPdln le.1 $50
xfstinY tidtelt he's t&A IN teafch OF 1n11rmaa N,
m " Eavo sH&clA sitrrtion lne snatect o. ~ ,.
fnre Or HTalA in CIR vA-ten and 60 npicasHo 15rt
Eins csst Out Of ten be pesntceayly cnrnd And
Ipf1ish eisnA relief 70 b yesJ wo'At Eha q! te:a1
yt.t b. n osce. Tsey nerd not t"m sin Ia The csJ
more thsn ous cay eod no p;lu O aune:snz tsa3.
any t7eatmtnt Of hA. All MtScs1 "1ln AsAn' N
r Webster .ctcss tsc rubltc 70 the ollo~lnE ph5s
1cIsns; In pe+lcr. Milwaukee,. Wis d. PeAb3 3dr =.
Ir KeJ1no:t Detroit. Hica.: ~ ffce. Grand Ripa u
Mich !; III, HoEen and D.. Hs71on ". L71!t Mo.
IL Df, Heaurrsnatt- To!eto, rho: o. DsvHs. Gin
ctnEhu Ubto Or, RfattJ, ct Paul, III IN 154s7.8&t
, 1865-07-04

pointed q committee to ip5esttgats the claims
ct Individuals fer charity, and Supply those
Wanis Is fast as possible. We therefore TN
plose an who recognize that society has any
claims upon them, who symDathize with 9th
c1b' woes, who realize that In the future MS
ic,tune may oytrwhvl1n theuls aires, to COZ.
tribute ,flr the comfort of the afflicted
sufferers on the ,1me CT this terrible
ciaster, as the growing, crops
arc ruined. t1e material Of which
the fences ase composed Is so
broken at i scattered that only small por-
tion can Le used IN rebuilding the same.
Two lgndred tbousa aud do11ars' worth oiIprop.
erty Was destroyed. Want, present aud
prospective, is sta.lns this community In the
iace, Anything which wllt 0 aff3rd relief, will
tr.atcd. Hemittances may be addressed to
b. b. Priest, Chairman, Tircqua, Vernon Co.,
wisconsin. Money OF necessasies may be do
mated to our accredited agents. : ;.
D.B. PRIEST, Ch'd I te
HARTwE1L ALLEN, so,,rt,,,r
Il. G. BiEncE, Co,nr.;tt..
: D. A. BAMAN, t1ee'
WM. F. TERHUNE.
JAMES IowR1E, Secretary,
y, J. Il. RCsK, Chairman.
, 1865-07-04
Gard from Mr. 'Petersons in whose
House DIrs Lincoln Did.


Allow me the use Of your paper to refute >
groea misrep esentatton, which appeared In
the Ph}}aaetphsa Inquirer Of the 2oth ct jane
last. The Inquirer OF the above date pub
1shcs 1raorg neHs htaded Washington -
an article stjgnat6zed "a remarkable claim. y
and iuEtrul the public that I had presented
TO the Treasury Department q bill for Eve
hundred dollars for damages alleged to have
been done to sheets, pillow cases. carpets,
hire Of serTn1ts, &C., at my house, iu which
r1ef1dent Lincoln died. This Is misappfe-
henEion. never presented such bill. The
day after the late Presidents remains we're
removed from ny house, General --- called
: and offered to pay me the amount Of daul~
ages incident in connection With tbs ealam.
ity. l respectfully declined to accept the
cfieE. The writer of the article hersfn refer
red to further slater, that my house was open
for exhibition ut ffty cents per head for con.
siderable length Of time after The Presidents
death. This ID rot true. During the 1ato
grand reviews there were many persons de-
sirous OF visiting the room where the Presi-
dent died. gave orders to admit no ono !;
but during rpy absence on those occasions,
nv servant opened the house and accepted
{as afterwards unde1stood) small donations
iiom several visitors. These Tisits left me
minus Of tumblezs, siyes spoons, kniges.
forEe, and many other articles, which wer
employed in the night when the Pfesiden
breathed Ills last. W. PETERSON.
, 1865-07-04

Ith currently known ~ the "Alues't Medicine ia
tts popularity IN al the gold regions OF she WesseF4
H-mup phtrn clearly hhoWa that It u considered laiH
Rensable 10 he Of health amid nc 2rv
liz ot Tic gol1 hunter Anu the pioneer.
, 1865-07-04

been notified that the ordez for the discharge
of mounted cavalry is revoked, aud cavalry
regiments that have only short time to
serve arc to be mustered out, their horses to
mount the dismounteG cavalry.
Gtueral ". F. Benton has been ordered to
take command at Brownsville.
4 Mexican steamer going down from Col
largo Was captured By 8 United States steam
er 1or carryin tie American flag, AID taken
to Brownsville.
Between Masamorfs and Bagdal the Rio
Grande is oyeTfowed, and many ranches have
BEEN swept away.
The steamer Alamo, from Camargo to Mat:
aToras, was robbed by guerillas.
The Republic sails tonight for New York.
Cotton-denaand active; sales three hun
, 1865-07-04
TItE TRAVELLER is WTTaoyrr mn.
NEWGN

Against the ncxs6us e6ectl OF sha yk,e.e1 nr ,,ur
w.tef and tho pefu!c1uus atucsFher: cha-c,s RkjeS
he 11ss = eouHtst en- BIZ 1o9taeysr unless armed q
No other tonic Will create nd ketp ~ conIa1 q
tho t5stem that VIII renat: Pfcol 1,nst to ua16T
, 1865-07-04
A ESESSMENT NOTICE,

a EEESS NENI NOIfIE.
IL OEr1.x OF zUx DaAxo o. f'uaiic 0oEx1,l
Chc cAk :.Jn!J 1T, ls5.
Fubie nnticn u nezeby gtTsn % Il! pes.ons tnIez.
Board II Tub lc WORKS OF thn city OF lcaxn, h&Fe
tempetet she sastefment fol for tbs CT bnk. 1lluz
aveau<. from Han4otph HtFeet to Twenty.s.coa
esct. and aueh A9tesat1ett Toll haa pa1 nlsd In tta
once Of the City Clerk.
TIE rrd :rsiensd Will Apply to the Common Council
Of sad city, as II nett rtula< meeting. 70 ~ held on
the tenth dsy Of Juy 1sk5 At the hour Of TX oco=k
. n1 :or CO.. nf1net1tn II Ecch asazannnt n wo:ch
time Ill ra,s1ea Interested VII ha~s BE 1!ht to b.
snens must le theft ohtec1lur1 II TIT ekra !, In WI.
urK IN 'hA Tfnce OF tbs ctT Clerk II 1t dsy
r,Ipl 10 such meeting OF tht Comm n a.ounciL
). g. 6INDxlX
FREy. LETT,
0.J BOSE.
Gonnlnlontrs Of the Bosrd of r llble Work..
, 1865-07-04

And tho disAi train Of dsorhersto which It teata -
avetted oy ne nse q AOsrkTTxR's B1rTERs u :
preventive Of cured with Astonishing ceitf1ty BY ~
tirect Ant genial operation upQa tho StaE,att. -
LIVER and the nt1Tou1 aYsiera-
, 1865-07-04
Murder under Singular afCiFtumstanees.

Murder under Singular FClftumHtante
[Ftcm the Springfield tAass.} Union. June s6.l
Yesterday morning about four O'Clock.
f lila, I1nV,ng % circumstances r. Cornelius Eimore re-
(coloredsla a law-breaker Of some notoslety in
ibis vicinity, had. itseems, enticcd away the
Wife ofar h1nest, patient and hard working
nfrro. sa1nuel S.oiy by name. End WAS living
In open adultery with her-ooasting Of 1t,
and answering all Stor5's complaints with
Il help yourself. II you cau.n'. Story bore this
ns feet be could for some time; but at last
ru1lty PARTIES more and more defiant he Was
terribly angend; md yesterday morning. It
The shnye- mentioned time, he went to the
house where the pa ties were staying, with
the intention Of surprising them together,
and again reproaching them with their vile
, 1865-07-04

4 SEESSMENI NOTICE.
IL Cry1cx or 1H1 BoAxp OF F1,BIso WoKxs.}
Chicago, July I'd, 1tta. {
est Il iii IN una. raixnsa. Coni.s M. Of tae
Board of Pnhlit Wotks Of the city Of Chicaso htre
p,etcd 1ht A.1e4snent # 1or tae c1.eas!on CT
Aa.tez T. et castw asd.y nom Is rfsssnt e.sssA
minHs n 6'ses ., 1h.ouEa block r. e pes2la.nz
And such asstssmens roll h2a TEEN tied In the ufcs
pffht Cfy cE. .. -
The npdatItKpsd viii apply - tha Gomn N Council
nfaad IT, next reEalAr 1nee rnE, 70 be hla on
the sEoth osy q jay ISL, q tae hous 81 " oelock
lime Ill pastta iutefatt vill hAsc ths hight to bs
heard All res ~ wish nk to ottect to 81 ~ +
lnCnl NUT Gle Ihtr oon. NonS 10 aho aaE1c in wd.
InE, IN he IN "a Of ,ht City Elk ~ lsAst one day
prlDI TO such Meeting Of the Common sancl
FRK0 LETZ,
q, J. K4tHR,
comr.isacre.t Ct the Bcata Of Public !7o.k1.
tr$yf1A6t
, 1865-07-04

gucnaeds wneu III othets ha.c failed al wo ara ia
trouble Al who have besn uat1rLunatE NJ whose fond
sope. have bsen disapotntec crushed and as.sd. ~
ali who have been deceived and nad with. eli 20 10
ntn for sdSee and 70 get te sEee EoE:
as:snnss :; r.s. he sSs' n tns tsnd T. sad
your Ct sract and raspec1AbI1it In s:e Of evil re-
ports Ant rum. AL who arc In oon5t OF the a1cc
tors Of those they love- consult him 10 Eeeve and
ta4ly their Minds. and TO and orr zhes hFEAt Ant
SA:s. H- ecret OF ~1upnK A1ect1o1s Of
opposite A4L H-ruldoa the atnxIe 70 y. al.hy and
happy m.Tr!AGt, and toakes the married hsppy Hll
e-an, .s 4at tar 1.Apn ha4 assays b4eI sp %dy x9d
harry II srIinre TO make thiHEa suTt, he I'll!
fltu thr tlke1has OF III 4uluru hnsh and OF .ifa
H cau guide yoG ~ ~csssA. u1uihsutu A4u hoaof.
eucce4E fu in thtt. bus.nasA-Ensn who Hotse1 hard
and Who struggled assnxt Advegsity Aad mitforruue
the E14atsE Part Of kn II tlrsA. &ld wo fou.6 the
,ars tried 10 ~ c-1ara I. Tie =,r.d the uosa
io,'ed DK. K1pHXK's sdv:ee ~ nov Zen. haary
SIC stccJ s.Hi II t3t1: uLdtrtxElng1, <1t thus:
.t hiladet u: pE-)adic Aad tzu4'rance- naxloc:
rcrs~ts Cnrau tat:ons h'rtctls p1+a&e aud eouh-
ttr:ts.,1 dat.y. ltuntAys e1r-pea IRON % a ",
J.. N., II hil fte. ss.l Fart sdison stree, h'-
tws.E Hs!s aod Frankiln. Chicago. H. % nul:ttion
ftDsH-,AsI1 hS }tsse1. II IarJ Inc os< 81 t,s
Generalization Fea tt eAch lttIe1 Al let.efa coM.nu
ntestoEs End iEre:v:cx1 fr1c:ly prvz+o and COO
ore tousr |. ,nelose1 ConIaltsuoa Fsa. Address
os15. chic.so ,o1.' Ii. - Ell A1' " ,1t-s:.s: 1Ss =
Why lnjmr~ shs Couptexton by Powd+rn
ana Nashta wLleh CHOKE o. nlIup toe ror-s ot tue
ar &c y ebert tlas lesve u aasth cai ay1 Z
srilttkaCy to the cprlp!aztp1.
, 1865-07-04
4 ssFssMENT NOTICE,

~ QfY1cx or 1uK DoAED OF PUBLIC TcRHk,1
Cr!caxo. JLIT 1T. 1851
Publt uotic. Is hereby rlven to al NELSON'S inter
estfd, That lha Lnr eHstTn-d, Com isltnners Of the
ip.rd OF I'uht crss a. th. City Of Cbicsga. h1rs
completed the roll for thu extension Of
Vine street It IN III present northsfp terminus 10
IN the { Eice OF the t1ty C.srk- r.
The undersigned will apply to The Common Eouu.
eli OF tsio elty, at it, ntI regular cetiuE. 10 bt
held On thetenta dsJ Of Jny, 1861 At III hour OF 7
ocfork p NJ for condensation os such NY ssnent.
10 tr heard All ps1s wishing tu object 10 stta
se4tn nt Me their ohjecttoEs to Tho B1nr, IN
J. 6. GIEDEt4E,
FRED LETT.
q. j RU3E,
Commissioners Of TIC BOARD of Fu sic II Tlrks.
, 1865-07-04

And Army 6uT2eau1. IoSTEfTKHB HIT7EHS m n
constant VIE. sad Sao AinIaX yrtue1 AH&
restorative prcpsrttes Of the taelclla been "a:
I'd with eminent success the battle neiu Ia Ms ~
Ing and camp notptas. and IN the Government in
fettoes at y nshl1at1n asd e1*rwhcze. b. :he naTt
hso it hAs heea warmly tndcfFed and largely psfr,.
, 1865-07-04


GnltAko, taoe &1h. lSGo
Nhcses9. RE CoM.7c1 Council OF t3s cry OF CAlcA
lie Of A&dHnn STREET 70 the north tine Of Aouroe
tt.eEt n.eEt oe enrped Haded ana paved v.th "vooosn
snrH iatsndcnce of the Board Of Public wock1, and
5hst 1ne sum of hve thoEssnd ed seTonty-tEn dol.
tata desmen he.rtsed ~ u. trrovea nt % erdGted
= asneaaed. 10 sueh case as4de Id p-oy'deds
Fov. 1hesctose pubic nor1ca u hssu y GlTec - Al
restors IN crested thtt the C1uIteElone-f OF tne
Bcatc OF Fuble Wo1kt viii meet II Rooa 20. Is Ia
the Con!t Honse 70 aaia s1 q The s'h cav Of Jaiy
amount directed y Aforesaid By ths Common 11cu
to e as1eesed On 1aa 7tAl esta1e does2ed bA.ea ~
n1 said contemplated Improvement,
j G. GHDKLE,
FRKn LETT
o.. RO4R.
CrMExs1r-H1 OF the Board Of FnhAe Works.
, 1865-07-04
In DysmenorThea, or Painful Men.
struation. and Menorrhagia,
o. Profusa Flowing,

Both diseases arising rom sauit7 secretion cf .hs
menstrual euid-ln CAVE being too ltttie Md &C.
coupanied by 5esefe pain, and ths othez TOO pro
fuse secretion which viii baspeetg cured bS the Con-
tt1tus1on W8tet-
That disease Known ~ FALLING or THE WUXD,
vhchs the result Of relaxation Of the naauens ot
thst oYgaD, aaa il known By tense Of bhavnte4 and
dragging psins II the hees ind sldss, ai uurs 40
coItiE&nlel By sharp, la1eTastnf an1ntlaz pains
thre the parts, vii Ia 81 removed BY the
utd!c!nr.
III II i. an +her 81 OF syEptorns aststnx from III
iii tT.t1S W THE WOMB, *hict PHYSICIANS cali
Ee1rr9snsfs which word ccvtrs up mach Ignorance.
ttc lLe r.ses INT :! ten TIC doetnoea not really
kIcH TIER tn. u rtt1s &t tas dtst fe or the M
ease ire sywp,on't- W. can ouiJ ennmerate them
ktr-. 1fpee more tttrulAs:y Of Gold Feet Palp!ta
H. OF tie Hear, f.1p~tret M-InoEy, Waktfulness,
Flashes ct MAI, L>aEoas. lastisaiu and Dlnness oi
, 1865-07-04
HOUSE,

HANF1HIHE T.. QuMuT, ILL.,
n tho aunrs Of nagt1s ms 1gssa ~ oe$5 r. nsa9 @
IL 3Gs,! :; 41Tfss III a. . RloFztesaK1.
, 1865-07-04

H2va 20 often been peIpetzated of tsgse c>
Eays confined thenselres p:1ncipay % The se1sino1
Of Wel-knoWn pnhilc Characters. and haFe kuyft3
readers to verify The published 1tate1nents by dtre
reference 70 The pArs1-s whose namca spoenesd
to them. Any Impeachment OF the pf{ntet syt1enfs
10 dened. It constitutes volume OF proof It If ~
leved. such ~ never before offered 10 support q
the clziEA Of tny other 1dYat s14cl u edictas V' "
, 1865-07-04

Rcvnrc Ct (auntetfcits a1d Unpft1c3p!<d
p1eps1aa,enS, on knt Reputation ApAanAd b AtA31
:A,8 t1ptaE rICEAEAfiQn4.
, 1865-07-04
E,egal.

EXECUTORS SALE Estate Of
IL Jo4eph AA1ttaoo dnce.sed. Pnbic notaee 10
Inaes ~ the Circuit Cont of Cock Con az n
n iboia. II the May tsr1- 1850 anN Cobb. sos
viii, On me IWEETY-EIN1n pArO OF JULY. 4 D.
1sta 1hs hour Of - o'clock A ~ Of esid dAy se1 q
north door oi the Court House n the IT Of
10 the County OF Cock aud s'hte Of Illinois y the
tAe Of SAID Joseph hAt.eson deees6. tn and 70 tho
tolow1,g dtas.iDed la1s p:eca and pstokA q 1an1:
Etate Of 1lhroA, 20 viz: Lntz nn' "a tn On.
ard eleven tu). IN block seTrn @, tn Fort Dearborn
Addition to Ghickfo-
Datnd Chicago, june 5, 1EEt.
6L.AB B. COBB.
Rola BrfTI slux Executor
II
, 1865-07-04

Arln.bptd's Ceucentrated Rxtrae1 Nuchu
u sse Grnst D,u.cut. ae!uboldH Concentrated TX
krsct 6ArfapAr4Ils The Are1t Blood Further. Both
are prepared according TO rules ot Pharmacy and
chemistry, AID the mpst active gtAS be Adn,
, 1865-07-04

Facket ships, and rsrchant man, Il regularly sl3.
FED - the best Known preventive Of. Aud remedy a
e1A gcKNhsSs and ~ une1csptt sbln Il
~ ease: snsrg such q scent !. 1eqnited Sea es@
Eayu It the most v4iuahIo portion OF sh- medtcS
stoseA They Of opinion tkst fortified hT such RI
OF even -XeAoN EtYex.8