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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
General FORESTS Address to his
Troops.
News From New Orleans
Gen. Candy en- route for Mobile.
CONGRESSIONAL.
GOLD mARKET.

New YORK, March 3.
Gold is comparatively steady. Dealers
have large amount on hand, bought Of
prices above the present range, and they
are holding off for 8 rise. Quotations have
varied from 1884 TO l99, with downward
tendency.
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The Commercial Advertiser estimates the
number of guns captured from the rebels
since the lst of March as great as 1901.
This does not include the guns captured or
destroyed on the Alabama, Florida, Ten
nessee and other rebel craft. Duri,g the
same THE we have not lost more than thir-
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FROH NEW Y0RR.

NEW YORK, March 3.
The Heralds Sixth Army Corps CORES
pondent, dated March lst says:
Through deserters who have just come
in, one of whom states he was in Peters
burg yesterday, where he saw details of
men at work burning the tobacco and re-
moving sll the heavy guns The guns
were marked DsnYille and Greensboro.
Sherman is reported to be sbeut forty
miles from Charlotte, and rapidly advAnc-
in0
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FROm WARRINGTON.

NEW YORK, March 3.
The Tri61ssss Washington special says;
Il having been decided BY the President
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this exceeds the capture made by Napo
leon during all the Russian and Austrian
campaigns.
The HeraLGs Army of the Potomac spe-
cial says: No prisoners have been deliV.
cred to US by the rebels for several days
Judge Ould says that high water has pre-
vented his doing so. This however has
not lessened his ability to receive large
numbers of their own men. It is thought
to be an excuse for gaining an advantage
in numbers. No more will be delivered by
US till another lot has arrived from Rich
mond.
FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.
Tne Richmond Enquirer, of the 2stb,
has long article on the preparations for
battle, and urges the people to be calm and
confident. It admits the situation to be
very critical, but thinks 1t is equally so for
TIE Federals.
The Enquirer says: Should Grant lose
any one of these three armies now con-
verging upon Richmond, his whSle plan
will be broken up, and the rebels will have
chance to fill up their own armies, and
prepare for new campaign.
A speech in the Virginia Legislature
calls on JEFF. Davis to resign, and allow the
administration of affairs to pass into more
successful hands. It says the present chief
characteristic of his administrations is, that
it has made more vigorous and effective
war upon the resources of the country than
1t has on the public enemy.
The production of provisions is so re-
duced that public sentiment is a most con-
spicuous anxiety for continual subsistence.
The rebel House on the 9th unanimous
" voted to expel Henry s. Foote, of Ten
nessee.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, March 3.
The Inaugural Address will be brief,
not exceeding q column.
1t is enormously stated that the Senate
bill authorized the Pacific Railroad Gem
pany to issue one hundred million bonds
The bill authorized the raising of bonds
necessary for the completion of buildings.
The Examiner announces the occupa-
ton of Wilmington, and thinks Schofeld's
next movement will be to join Sherman.
The same paper says that Brsgg has
checked SchoAeld.
A telegram from Fayetteville, North
Carolina, mentions the destruction of the
pirate Ohicamaugs, above Wilmington, by
her crew.
The TTi5u1IS's letter from Wilmington,
9th Febj says arrangements have been
completed for the exchange of 10000 pris-
oners, at point ten miles above Whining
ton. 1000 already received are in most
ptiable condition and bear marks of sys-
temstic cruelty.
NEW YORK, March 3.
FROM RICHMOND PAPERs.
The World has the following extracts
from Richmond papers of yesterday:
The Examiner of the I'd has an editorial
on the probable nttempt of the Yankees to
cut off Lees relief from Lynchburg.
The Sentinel says the bill for diminish
ing the number of exemptions was not
passed. This was raised upon to fill the
armies BY those who opposed the negro
army bill.
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that it is not necessary to re-sppoint the
members of his Cabinet, who remain over
another term, the name Of Mr.. McOullooh
may be sent in tomorrow, IS well as that
OF Mr.. Freeman Clarke who succeeds him
as Comptroller, for no other change viii
be made.
The Times Washington special says:
Richmond papers of Tuesday indicate that
Sherman is moving towards Raleigh lsaY-
ing Johnston's force in his rear.
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STOCKS.
Gallagher's Evening Exchange
Gold 19S2.

Gallagher's Evening Exchange
Gold 19S2.
New Rork Central 1l2; Erie III; Hud-
son 1l4f; Reading l133; Old Southern
6s; Pittsburgh 1885, Rock Island s63;
Northwestern All do preferred 63s; FcEt
Wayne 941; Ohio and Mississippi Oertih-
Gates 2es; Cumberland 7S4; MaripOsa
l73.
Gold and stocks very dull.
Petroleum Stocks very quiet. Fluctu-
ations entirely unimportAnt. Empire City
sold at 800; Consolidated, 200; Oceanic,
40; Rynd Farm, $40; Tack, %; United
States, 2675; Cherry Run, 1O1; Manhst-
tan, 81; Kuickerbocker s16. Market is
nominal, with sales of crude st Al q 43,
and refined in bond at 81 q CSC; refined
Ssc
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@ImsifaI slustrmmeuts.

CUMMINGS 8 JENNYS Manufactu-
I jrers Of Grand, Fquars, and Cottage Upright
PIANO FORTESs
no. z26 BROADWAY, NEW HoRK.
Each Instrument war ented I've years.
At Wholesale and RETAIL 25 per cent. less than the
same GLASS Piano elsewhere.
Dealers viii do well to exsmine our lnstrumsntss
~ Send for . catalogue. soos&1
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Special Report.
NEW YoRK, March 3.
FINANCIAL.

NEW 4Okhi MhrCn D.
FINANCIAL.
The stock boards, gold boards, petroleum
boards and produce exchange will be clos
ed tomorrow, and the day generally OBJ
served as holiday for financial and COM
mercisl circles.
At the Stock Exchange to-day railroad
speculation was stronger and prices better.
Fair demand /. for stocks. Government
bonds frmer. Some demand on gold bonds
State bonds quiet and steady. The only
features of coal and miscellaneous shares
were Cumberland and Msriposs. Gold is
steady at 1888 to 1919.
The absence of any sdvices from Sher-
man gives rise to unfayorsble rumors and
hence the market is we'll sustained.
Money market easier. More capital is
offering and the demand decreasing. Ster-
ling exchange frmer.
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T AIDES WRGFPEBs And DRAWERS,
4 al EiHss IN Merino and silk.
TAYLOR. GBE6WOLD co.
ds-a ~ Superior street.
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ERESH TEAS.-Just received, q new
II Itock Of choice Green and Black Teas. select
- With greas care from nt importations and
which We will ssu at T,ry small profits. Those
who like good fragrant Tea can certainly be suit
cd. CHURoHILL BROTHER, -
MI 128 Ontario street.
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3HsnrauEe.
d. HunsoN.

General Fire, Marine and Life Insdr-
anee Agent
once, Onatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street,
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OUILLED COLLAkS-In Variety
z. I. BALDwI 3 co.
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BOYS & YOUTHS CLOTHING
IN ALL SIZES.

These Goods are made expressly for our Trade,
and in style, finish and Workmanship are equal to
the best Custom Work.
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In Furnishing Goods

WE OFFER:
$50 Gents Drawers and Vests,
Flannel and Cloth Shirts,
super Cotton HaIf Hose,
scarfs, Stocks, Neck-Ties,
Butterfly Ties, fOFsPaPer Collars,
Linen and Paper Collars,
, 1865-11-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

~ SFATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook CoQnty-sg.
cH1 CoI4t1SroEs 9SIloE. corET AoCsE,l
Pnhllc notcr s hereby given thas The following de.
nea Mas5ants have been placed In naT hans foF col
warrant No. Is, West, dated October Fiat 1ss3. and
Issued for the collection special assaMmeur lsyisd
for fceonstrnc.lus sidewalk lu front oi or ads
cens to the following described property. to-Wtf
That part not subdlslaed OF HoIk D, "a WEight's
Warrant No. 81, Weas, dated Oct H. 1ss3 and Issued
for the cottecton ofo special assessment leyte loF
5eeonaTactipE I sdeE % the north slde o. West
Carpenter's Addition to Chieago "|' ~
warrant NO. H West. dtttd Get 81. 1850. and issued
!of The col1eet ton Of sectA assessment leved Ior
following described properly. ro-wft Lot, II anI Il
IN Block 10 east AID .dionlne Lot 8 10 Il eass
and adjoining Lot 8, In suhn, wcst is Fla Il Of
s15es T. T. Y; cor q 7 och :, all in Sampson 4
Warrant No: ~. West, dated Oct. g. 1861 and issued
for the collection or special assessment levied ior
construction Of sidewalk II front of Or adjacsnt 10
8 ana q Il o; q e @ aoet:
snedi'isloa ofW. md 20 much Of the southeast 4
Or Sec T. g u. a 1lts vest Of the ChIca;o River
warrant No; 90 West datod Oct. H. lSG2, and issued
"a aeSi i ons e lsS;ea s0s
e rs toliowinx DESCRIBED property to-vlt: snb-iot
wa.sat. wSlsgD. Sss Se Il IS Ms,; TIA = :I
the construction ofa sidewalk In front Of Of od!aent
to the folo~fox described property, to-wIt LotS5
ana q Block 16, in Sampson & Gteene's Addition
All persons Interested In said assea sue1 t. ara re-
4uested to MAKE Immediate payment ut my o,1ce. In
cetar!t Of zach pATmets the 2aaeskneots will be col
sr ~ M I. T. MEaIp, q G6.saRs Gsy e9is Go1ieeie sss.e
Epius94t}t
, 1865-11-10
; The Youthful Suicide at Peoria

From The IeoF1h Transcript, 7th.1
Joseph Swinebo1dt, the lad that shot him.
self Sunday, Is still alive. The whole affair is
mysterious. He worked In the store OF Geo.
Richard, on First street. Sunday morning he
went into the store, telling girl TINT lived at
MI. RS that he was going to die. At noon
Alr. r. went 10 call him for dinner, and found
him lying on the lounge. After trying both
doors and finding them locked, Mr.. K. went
around to the back door, md looking through
crack In the door saw the boy lying on
lounge. lie shook the door, thinking to wake
the boy, when he heard the report Of pistol,
followed By groan. breaking in 3 pane Of
glass and unlocking the door, the boy was
found lying on tile lounge, shot In the breast,
When asked: why he did it, he simply said
that he didn't wnnt to lire auy longer. The
instrument used Was q navy revolver. he snap
ped one barrel and only exploded the cap,
and then recocked the pistol, tnrnIng the
barrel to fresh chamber and fred It. His
wound is dangerous. No reason can be given
for the rash act. It could not have been Ill
treatment at home, for be didn't live at home,
and could easily hare found another place II
displeased with bis employer On the con-
trary he clung to him, and didn't want to
leave him. He was lad of itreproachab1e
character, and much respected BY all Who
knew him. He was between sixteen and sey-
enteen years ofage, and therefore old enough
10 take care Of himself, which he seems to.
have done. His parents are deeply afflicted
ut the occurrence. The only solution TINT
seems probable Is, that under sudden 1T of
insanity he commttted the decd, though he
seemed to have made up Ills mind to do 1t in
the mornfnr, :
, 1865-11-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE,

~ srAIE OF ILLINOIS, Cook County. gs
GMT R91S TS9Hilzc1on's OFElcE, Corur HoExx,
fSo4e police Is hereby thar the following Do
scineu warrants hare been placed IN nv hands n,
Eolect!on+ to Nii: ~ A' ao'
Of sidewalk In froat Of or adt,csnt Ia
and i! BLOCK % Canal trustees HubA1sisiono = = =
saSt aa IT, wesk} astsd e. H IT. = II Il e.
tho collection Of special assessment levied for ia
continuation OF . sidewalk In ffout ar ar attnrsef
70 The several lots, snhlot4 or parcels or ian her
mater 4 d6serdeed e. Log1:2.a tand of q Of K
Warrant t West, dated 0ct 81, Sss. and s.sued for
tue eoeet1on of4 special assessment levied Tor re-
conBElcting sidewalk IN fpnt Of or antaccnt 10 the
fo.loTnS ~ desfrtoed p5oPe1sy, 70 xts: lou
acd lots 70 and Of Block Il Canal nassees' Suad,
Warrant 81 Vest dated Oct st. LIS, an i7sued far
the cocction ola special assessment leyca Eor ths
eSS1stsnc1n S IT. ssdewsk II front Of Or adjacent to
efess Los SocS s. %,t Gapeases sSse;
Addition TO Chicago
Warrant 60, Vest. dzsed o<t, Il ts and Issued for
nc collection ofa special assessment leVied for re-
the following described property. 70 Wit: Tots l.
md q, Block ~, Carpenters Aadjtfou IN fhJraga,
Warrant 66l West dated Oct. ST. Me3 and hsncd foe
the toutctcr Of special Rsscsaent leytcd for the
sde of ussF ,o ss y IA
addition to Chicago.
~ persons Inlerested IN fu,n ne-eessnean ~ ~
quss:sd to max immediate payment Il my once. Ia
detaulf Of such ps5 5ment the aAsessosos WI oe col
ected at the cost md txpen4e oftns PeEsons nan1e
nnf4n4f1tst ..
, 1865-11-10
Gitp Notices.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

COLLECTORS FOI1CE-
~ STATE OF ILLISoI5. Cook connfJ-ss-
CorEf Hoc3L Roox u.
CH1aAeo, Nov. / Eaa. }
Fs,,ss ss9e sssn r: s' s9s@ss IS
ws5Essi Va. a...d OFT. II. tss. .sa !.saed fot
Hsa5ns .tesxsk u nuas ot o. asosnt ts she d.
tSmx aese7s9sa p5opssX to Wit: lot :, EoeSI =.
Warrant 50, West, oated Oct H. issa md tssuat for
i on y .a:fa, 1ts.sa ~
aees @ s. Gssd i:rFss TFsa sabs. q i hai
HAETa1t g West taseA Get. 81, lse3 md Issued sor
the eotleetpn Of special asss srrt lcv1ed ID 70
Euson street N mont Of slscn1t to ne fo'io.tn
described pfopafys 70 wis Lot ., Hsock L., pao.
Ws77sns 30. West. dsted Oct Il, 1856. sad issued foe
the collection Of spce tal assessment tsvtet for 70
eonanucttn. sidewalk IN tont Of Or Adl.cens 10
~ following dascioed psope:ty, 70 vt: Mest ..ue
Isessoo street, Lott J, Block II, Duactns Addition
wssTsat s West dated Oct. ST, ,s6,. and issue, ser
constE1rttnz sidewalk IN front Of or adtAceot to
the nl1e*fnk described property, to VII: Block II.
=, School Ssct5oa @ Add,tle9 q GhsssSa- ,. -.
the collection Of special Assessunt eyfed for r.
constructing sidewalk h frons Of or sdaeent to
e haen hfSR a,sRa asis e se csieaeo IT. Lot
Warrant &41 West dated Oct. 81, ls. and latued for
the collection OF spects1 asseasent leTied for r.
tns e iosaS descTned properly, o 70 vi: Iot Il I'D
See, Ii. r. =. n. Il, liz.
Cd to msfe immediate payment at my office. In de-
AMT q sneh psymsnts the SAID ssssssmenn VII ts
sSe4sos At the coat sd E as
novtu9I61sr 77.7.
, 1865-11-10
TOLLECTOR'S NOTTCF-

| ~ STATE OF lLL1SQIS, Cook County -sB
cnI cothzcEo9s @ @GFT1cz. GoEEE Hogsr,l
PpbltG police 70 hereby given tn=s he following de
! LECTION. t-Wit: - '1F
ws5ean6 .9ea e "a dstea October e. 1851 and t.
ct RELAXING aidcwak IN ont of or adisceat s iS
loloEng described properly towit IKE - o to tns
99t Hocf !: of G snbu q e: i sec i, =. n
81. sts e. T. III Lnss npst E:sT e aea
Il. Of School Section Addition 10 CGEcnrn. Rlnet
! Ashand's u Addition to Chicago; Lot q Biocf I
woTsn1 pGnsah,S - Aadi1Sa 81 @9 to f Ghiesso. >
!seoE;ractng sidewalk 10 fi13ns of Or 1dhcrnt "
&c T. r MsooTrE aesestoea property to x!t: LOIS t. IS
III ~ ~ = efn \ e sf s3sf 3 1 = i q g sqba
Warrant NJ. 81 West, dated octs ill., Il aodt,,ued FIR
the collection OF soecIzl ean ent levied f,r ~
GonttfQctlrE sidewalk In trunt OF or adacent u
W. ds5s1iesd Psope1ty twit: Lot5 land
Warrant No: 61, West, dated Oct ii, ls5 aud ssued
for thu collection OF special asst,susut Tevfe fGr
recons11ucttng sidewalk in mont O. Or sdiaxcnt to
tAe following described property, to-sit Lots i a
a9d of9 In Block s. OF Carpenters Addition
Warrant No. 67 West, dated Oct q, tss and Issued
iof the collection special assessment Levied Tor
Sidewalk o. the side Of Sheldon
Warrant No, 67l West daled Oct u, is5 and Issoed
for the collection Of special 9asessutut 1FftI for
constructing in front OF or adjacent to tie
following described property. to-wit: LoI IS Biocf
- Eaonah IodHan's suo'n OFF, Y Of 4. Z. Y Sec
Ii. 'Tsons interested In said assessments are re-
ona1f,SS, mako immediate payment 1t my oftce Ia
def.ng L. payment. the said assessments VIII 30
's cont hEa M csss!s4 liable
tueae!or,, nae enaT,, ~, 9e-'~~'o''
, 1865-11-10
COLLECTORS OFFICE,


CIET CnLLECTok'a Orr1tL,}
Room Nc. II. Court House, Oct 3lst. E&. !
Public notice = hereby given. that The following
aeaGl6ed warrants bare been plAced In my hands
Warrant ss West, dated Oct 3st, 1861 ana ,ssue1 for
the collection of special ASSESSMENT, levied for
street and point 10 feet south.
WnNaat ~ Vest dated Oct; Mst, ea and Issued tor
inc collection Of special as8eSJtnent levied for
erecting Lamp post on Wood street. between Lake
street end Itnb6asd street,
warrant 50 Vest dated Oct alst, 1s15 and Issued for
tho collection Of special levied for eEect
Ing lamp poat on fsobey street. between Walnut aud
Lake street M Il 10 the city os Chicago
Warrant Gl West. datcd Oct 31Bt t5 Ard issued for
the collection Of spsc'al assessment, ioTied Tor
erecting lamp post In Clinton street, between Midi
son md Washington streets.
Warrant G. west dated Oct 31st 1885, and ssned for
the collection OF eptefsl assessment, leEted for
erecting lamp post o. fa5k ~ ayen@1e. @ between uo7ne
Warrant CT West dated Oct 5st, 1861 and ssued for
the collection dpecn1 eYted for erect
ing limp cost on Morgan street between Huhoasdand
Indiana Streets
Arersons interested III said assessments request
co to make Immediate payment At my office: In de-
fault OF such payment the sald Aslessmcnts Will be COL
for. A. II, HEALD-
upytu5{f1tt CITY Collector,
, 1865-11-10

~ SlAlE be lLLISQlS. LOOK ConutJ-a8,
Room No. ii, Chicago. Nov, =, Isl.
nb!ir noteo L. hereby given that the following Dc.
se5bea afIants have been placed In my haads fos
"r,s ,st dated Oct n ,s and ts.ued
lott ei e .seea. SsesS e g
the fof1EinE Described properly, to.wt: Lot 55, IN
Ges f52 'at1sy-three' Canal Trustees sub Div Sec
ws!sRs 81 Mest dated 9ct 8. 1sss and issued
rtconstluct1ng Sidewalk IN ffunt or adjacent to
ana q nioef D. Esspeatess Ada. 10 @ chie.::o: !:
"a,ut s.6 Vest dated Oct q. 1855. and Issued for
Following described property, to.wit On the poft6
elae q Jaekson street, befween sanganon and Nor
Warrant NJ; 81 West, dated Oct. 81, 1861, and Issued
constructing sidewalk the south side Of shln
ton street between Etshop Court and S. ", oyetjuc
IN ont Of or 03taceut to the following described pro-
periy to-Wis: Lot ,. Block I. union PaFk Addition
Warrant No. 6i West dated Oct II, ts, and ssuea fo
the collection Of epecfa assessreat lc1ed for Con-
st!ucting sidewalk In ktunt OF Of adjacent TO he
1losk !. i E!osE Is Canal iTasiees Sub BIZ. see.
Warrant No. Cd West, dated oct a. 1855 aud tssue1
for the collection Of special assessment levied for
constructing sidewalk In 'front.' Of adjacent 70 lie
following descrthed property, towlt: ID the Es-s1b-
division Of Lots TO ~; su6-Lots i, ~ and j.;
Lots To "a In Bl1ck Br1nard and Evans Addition
to Chicago.
AL persous interested IN said assessment are rc-
qutsted 70 make immediate payment at my oHce. IN
default OF such pay cnt the sald assessment Will 6e
collected at the cost and expense Of persons ttabe
therefor a. Il. aEALD, Cir Collector.
, 1865-11-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cock Comsy-ss,
CIT CoLL1cToH's OFy1cE. Counr TloEsE,}
Room No II, Octobar slst 1875.
Public Notice u hereby given, thst tho following
described Warrants have been placed IN my hands foe
warrant 81, Wes, ds,ed Oct als 1sas and Issued for
the collection Of special assessment levted for
atrurtou OF sidewalk Cd east side OF Carpenter
street, between IAke md Madison streets,
Warrant 395 West dated Oct sEt. 1s6s and Issued for
the collection Of special assessment leyied for
st1uction Of sidewalk on north side OF Washington
street between He5ne and t.obey Btfeets except In
mont Of lots II and IS 50 81 inclusive, and 4n
Hfock s.. Sec. Ut y, N. r II F..
Warrant at a5eat dated Oct SStt 1865, and Issued
foF The collection Of special assessment levied for
constructing ftaewalk on north side Of Washington
street. between Oakley and Leavttt stteeks except
IN front Of lots 3 and ~ HocK s. Cans Trustees
Subdivision. 8. :, T. 70, N. H., II e.
WarIznt , West dated Oct 3ist 1861 aud tasued for
tho collection Of special s4essment levied for
etrncnon Of sidewalk On south soe OF Bunker street,
between Jefferson And DespIalncs s1tcts.
Warrant 596 dated Oct Slst. 165 and issued for the
collection OF special assessment leyted fof con-
sttuctioa Of sidewalk side OF Throop street,
between Adams and Jackson streets.
Warrant 5 Vest dated Oct. 5ist, vs. and Issued for
tho collection Of special assessment levied for con.
stfuctop Of Sidewalk north alds Of 1:th street,
between DespTklnes anl ualste1 streets.
All persons interested 10 said assessments nre TO-
ques&ed to mike Immediate payment at my ot1ce.
In default Of Bach payment, the said assessments will
collected At the cost and expense Of the persons
liable therefor. A. H. HEALD,
uQlU5tQu City Collector.
, 1865-11-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Counsy-as,
ElII CoLLEcTpR's OFyICK !
COCKT HOCsx. KoON No. ii

,,,,, EHlEAGo, nov. J, 136a
,I fPSic kot!se y hersby given tnat tocElns
Warrant n Vest dated Oct, Il. lsst and lsaued for
the collection Of special assesament levied fof r.
constructtnE sdewalk In front Of sdaccut to tbs
md e sde ssa suoiot @ of Eos
Block Il, Original Town OF Chfrago. -
Warrant GIL, West, dated Oct. a. 1861 sad issued for
the collection Of special asscsaMeut levied for re-
co9etnetnE s!dewak IN fions Of Or adacent to the
iSesFpE E6ias ssfsse a Il s Ghsaa aas
Warrant 81, Nest, dated Oct. IL. 1865, md lssued for
the collection Of special assessment levied Tor The
constructing Of sidewalk IN cunt Of or adjacept to
fhs s asss1ssa asP e rs If
SGc- Ii, T. y, n. L. II. F.
Warrant G. Vest datfd Oct. q, lse5, and issued for
tho collection OF specia assessment lcsied for cor
s.Ipssng sidewalk n tons ct o. ad}scent q the fol
Blosk 10. Inton PatE ID Addition 10 Chicago. .
Warrant 63l West dated Oct. 81, I263 and Issued for
thu collection Of special assessment Levied FIR the
construction OF ndewa1E In front Of or adjacent 70
=. 81 nd g. tposk y Ganal Trustees subd S E X
Warrant S5, West dated Oct u, 1865, xud issued for
the collection Of special assessment levied for
e Ieaao e e. Block
Warrant O.. West, dated Oct ST. G, and issued for
the collection Of special aksessnent levied for re-
constructing sidewalk in front Of 1dhcnt 70 the
n5s sssss
All psTsona interested IN said assessments are re-
quested to mako inlmeolate payment At my office In
therefor. A. II. HEALD, CITY Collector,
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, 1865-11-10

r. ARGE AND IMPORTANT
1lsALE OF GOyElsHAEET PRorERTY,-The
following described Government property will be 30
At pnbltc auction At the Oakaad CavnfEy Depot near
Louisville, Ky. The sale to commcpct at ID O'Clock
N. On the 18th day ofEoTtInber, 1ss3 and continue
fiom day to day untft all is sold:
l:o ntstclAss Btules, tmore or less3;
so.tno feet Lumber;
rlEtG1 feet SeantlinE;
$1,000 Shingles; -
Also II Van SeEgesn's Lumber Yard, Markrt street
between Hancock and jackson, the following amounts
ttLnmber. etc. tmore OF lessE
13S9 seo f fest eoTnon ss,1 On, T7Rs P,s B9&aIas;
i,oD0 fect old Weather Pine Itoards:
$4,000 fttt third rate tdrtascdl Pine Rosrds;
AA000 feet Flooring third tate) Pine Boards
a425 feet Jnts8-Ileunfock 49,
800 feet Iotets-Poplnr;
49,LC9 feet SeanfltnE-HenlocE;
Sg,foo feet geaut!lnK-Poplat;
go feet Sills-pcp1ar;
10000 Shingles;
70 Window and Sash Frames;
- Window FRAMES:
IS Lamp Ioat9:
II Tranton Sash.
The Horses and Mules will be sold first.
The rnbtlc IL respectfully noned that TIL. La pEoba
bly, tue last lot Of trsttl.2s Horses and Mules which
Tc.me-The properly to b. paid foe in United sases
risk.
j. II. BELCtIER
noiuE21 Captain and < Q. u.