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, 1865-06-28

The recent convention Of Wisconsin e1i-
tors at Fond dn Lac appears to have been a
very pleasant affair, though not Important in
the character Of its proceedings Of in point
Of numbers. Besides the address, By Sam.
Ryan, 1r.. Ct the Appleton Ctyatnt, speeches
were made by Lieut.. Gov. spnoner and otl.-
ers, and culogics upon D. aiallo, John II.
Springer and Mary Fl. g. Booth, were read By
Il. A. I@nney, Esbert Carr and s. Ill. Booth.
IesFeetirely. The annual poem was read by
Geo. Gary, Of the Oshkosh Northwestern, ana
tepd3uce.
The following officers Of tho Association
we're elccttd for the ensuing year;
PFssidf4--H. N. Ross, of Bheboypan.
lfe fTtsidfnfs-D: Mcbride, Of Sparta, AL
heft c: Robfnscn, Of Green Bay, and Ffapk
Leland, Of Eskboru. ''N
Reeordi"g sseretarv= flames Ross. Of Madi-
Of GAINESVILLE.
zr'asurer-Dav;d Atrood, of Madison.
~ E5eeutitt c6mniHee-D. ". Ba1lou; Jr., Of
WaferfoWn, Sam. Ryan, Jr., OF Appleton,
aad Leonard Lottrldge, Of Ii Crosse.
, 1865-06-28

! iFro1 The Little Rock Journl', 7th.
These northwestern colonies number In
the 'neighborhcod Of fourteen hundred aru-
ed mel, sLd will continue to increase in
numbers, strength and materia1 prosperity,
until the whole, Of that secticu is not only
perfectly safe from the Expectations Of BUSH
.Thacktrs, but wrested from the control and
influence Of rebels and rebel sympathizers.
Ihcusanda Of people Who since 1861 have
lied With their families to northern States, to
avoid persecution and death at the hands
q traitors. are NOW preparing to return and
aid IN restoring law and order in north-west.
ern ArkanEas.
To persons wishing to emigrate from North
ein and Eastern States to find homes upon
more fertile sol and In more genial cllmc,-
Northwestern Arkansas presents induce
mtnts unsuT passed ny any Slate in the Union.
At the outbreak cf the rebellion these coun-
ties gaye large majorItles at the ballot boz
against the ordinance Of secession. They
'hagefuInfsrcd larger proportion Of ttoons
for the national army than any other section
Of the state.' The greater number Of citizens
still remaining in tie country are true to the
government and the return to their homes,
in short time, Of the refugees In the North,
and the soldiers from the national armies,
Will place the 10y atty Of that section beYond
all doubt. The soil is better adapted to the
raising Of all kinds Of grain and fruits than
any any other u IN re union-the grapes especially,
on the famous vlne lands of California, The
lead mines Of Carroll, Marion and S.arcv
are lne1haustible. Silver is found III
several places in small quantities, and tue
working Of the mines will probably cause dis
coEer'es Of rich leads. The coat banks OF
ealtpctle cares Of Newton are unsurpassed.
Iron ore has been found in Washington coun-
ty In considerable quantities. and there are
extensive pine LANDS in several Of the coun-
, 1865-06-28
:fEIR1'riltGl.
= :He1:rinal.
xsR. IA ST 3sas1z*e
IODINE AND SAh3kpARlllA.

L
NON N fnpa:e stale q I'D o:ooa. III:
/ ...
Scro1uaa, OF hlHs's Esi, ta4cel'
auneIS hfaptless o. !ae @ SAls'
Alaeweim of ae1'ef. Sc1Ie ne1as
~" .nrosv Th;,. " oi,;nes ;ne ela i,ss
+ n-tte. es nsAe - -
Mosenes; noi4es, FlmRles On We
sv NJ Grsvei. Ifver r"wn1.ist.
Hvsnensis Neryons lfertfo1s'
| ssFs1n n,h;istr .nrtNu",Ansss rtnss
III n;.,.
SASe', aA1 ~. -" - $500. d io'ss
tSoss d.es ~ 6. -, srsssx t:oa a ip fs .tsss afss
nsnS nsn 'ss e 70 FL
NJ. r,,,.r,r,s 4ad1aa ,sd Sars,nr,1,r-
,, ,.we.,.-n s,,,a. n,.,,. ,a,ea,ou,.s, cf,,A,,.
81 stc:s IN soE:id E, 43s;e ss5t
Gn ot r. xer so y = ne!ievsa ~: s
- r..-,-,: -.
Epecidc action on The liver, xaa IL" ootass "1A c7ss
Dr. has'e''s leo'ae Ana o3's4p'ia4
a.tns. This S9 n msietns ssSos.s sae esa.e 81 purity
Dr.. kastsslI's Iodine snd safssprlna
taan xny osbsr retued1 svar iaysnisL 10 one ia
efee aaee Il "''aou' oe8'as.
Or. Eastesly's Iodine aud bsfsapT'lia
Stand, oreertornt a. the neas remedy ere. dtseoy-
Sx eua ssss g =, 1e oysr ioIt1 sdins
, 1865-06-28

leaye you with heavy heast. The high trust
with which you honored me Is this dag re-
turned. / lta;e the Office Of governor with
having done my duty as Indicated In ny nd
dress"
Goyernor Alien had left Shreveport With
the avowed purpose o! gol1g beyond the
boundaries of the United States. It was un-
de:stood that his immediate destination was
Mexico.
, 1865-06-28

1At the aflcted feat, ana IesEu th al r,.rfet ard
solcad G3rs wAHaused and guatantesd 10 III who
pia!nfs melancholy thouxhta dcp.ss,oh Of spir!tS
6.5e.s 4ad angui.h Of mini loas Q, sleep. losa q
NemofT loss OF energy 1nd mutectaE no 4ef, pufT
E1oF!h wssuLE swav. ana \ -Aat OF conndeaee II
the11st.yes lA1nt1K c1 Copvulaisu tr1fuhl!nra tm.
q. hsEs.eI nsvr i..!sa yet . ntko pset caTe Of
a. r1sA.e: aeset ARo te1ccal ctsezken. Will The
w1hc1; ie.I of dissory or c, posu.s III: rTesen:
diet OF osc patton. II operat xf.hoat sickn ssor
e1hotfEe. .no II rthtn In IA tI.cs- 1t not oaII
1Etfed1 3so7 having CHILDREN, bat 1t viii rr.
sto1s. the monthy p'rioos, nnd iup-orn the
AeAth. onentalous tstsict H:1vase hnd copddea.
q ~ oitics ~ East Madison n4tv~ra ~-5 I'D
5faakEn. Chicaxo. III Consultation Foe, One noilaf
511.aS ~ ess1 ,hsy sncoaa HE DoILAE i3r
1tettionA a5d tntesstexs surety pirate a1d can
Goeatis ~ ansEef viii Be given to tettess nnJ-ss
0n Celia 10 tnclG4ec Cun1p!.a.fpn Ftr. Addtse.
81 aette,s = foioE5: DE- RAFHA L. pos: sd~e Box
! n1na -
, 1865-06-28
Farewell Of the Rebel Governor of
k&H

F0rcWell OF the Atbef Governor OF
Louisiana.
Allen, late rebel Governor Of LoulsIans,
has Issued d farewell proclamation to the
people Of The State, and has voluntarily gone
into exile. He announces his conclusions as
follows: E
"Fellow citizens: In the darkest hour of
my life do not ccme before yon al IN old
man, broken down with care. Nor do come
to plead for mercy at the hands Of those
whom hare. fought for four long years.
No, no: 1haye come In the pride and vgor
Of manhood. I have nothing to regret.
!. Ok back with mournfnl pleasure at my pub
lie career, now about to c!osc rs citizen, as
q soldier, and q statesman I have done mY
duty to st1dfeIh families, widows and Or
Thans, and sick and wounded. The poor,
and needy bare all had my spee:a! ettcn lion,
"L'ie the wants Of soldiers and citizens have
rot been forgotten. I bare protected p.o-
ple !, ON Entertainments By military power,
shd have never permitted bale of cotton ID
the state to be seized or impressed. / am
9ne OF The prescribed. must 20 into exile.
nave stood BY you. tough. itr you, ard now
, 1865-06-28

otnce no IA Eo1h Clark street, Rom no. IS.
uLHch Block. Lhteako Ill 7. U Bog 248l
6pesia! a:teEtion E1vea 70 alt !tv<!e Dlseksea iuc
aant = o.ih se1s Aaso Csnce.st :snee.ous A1ec-
and particularly ~Obs'at7.cs."
LAuAs rn9ui:trE Mette1. ait Atv4ct, In Al cxte4
e.tene ant tpoe Menat a. uns raeslon, Froiopsu5
1lr5. er NJ d:tea,e .n:idr7i 10 The Eeaeratlve or
E1hs may fely uron being csLi7 speedily seu~vtd
Pttvate ConsuIinx Aoem a1jotnlnE ms Otass
Nle.e tns Dsc,oE y u siwa,s ne L. a:t-n1anre during
peTs0n. q Addr44s hin n p feet connasnte.
0M as o1s-Fron q 70 II I m. 1 10 o .. rn-. and
u % u U The evening" ter1e1l L
, 1865-06-28
Assets 0f the Bank of Tenueas-e
CFrnm fhe NsAhr1Ile nn4on no3,

The specie assets Of the Bank Of Tennessee.
captured some time since at Augusta, Ca
amount to four bundled and forty .dye thor.
Eand md come cdd dollars. The rebel State
officials dew their salaries In specIe, up to
the last moment, and the celebrated Gen. j,
D. G. Atkins, IN order to enable him to con-
time his pere CARNATIONS In search of the last
ditch, borrowed 81, 600 In gold Just before
leaving fer parts unknown. he will be yery
o pit 10 retuld--in hotn,
, 1865-06-28
The TraEedlan Bandmnun in Court.

New fork Cor t2ad) Phlladelphta' 'lnQulrcr.1
In the Superior Court. tlls morning, a
young lady NAMED Miss Betty. Kronb:rger
made application for the arresto Of Mr. Daniel
BanCmann, the well-known tragedlan, on q
charge Of Eednctisn under promise Of mar
iiege. The plaintiff alleges that she became
acquainted with Banlm1nn, waite residing in
Aesse Cassel, Germany, in 1861; that he
there Ia!d bis addresses and was accepted as
her sui'or. that subsequently,. when rrepa.-
inc to 90 TO America, he was drafted; that
Plaintiff md her sister thcreupon raised
money to buy him of that on Bandmann,s
being released he went to q hotel whcre
plaintiff was staying, and there, under prom
tse OF marriage, her seduction wAs accoUl-
Iiisbed. The par. les subsequently came to
America. and resided in this city.
The affidavit further Sets forth that Mr.
BandmaIu refuses to support her aid the
child of whom he Is the fathcr. The chtld
Is three years Of age. The Judge (A1cCuun)
granted the order OF arrest, and in the course
of an hour or two the distinguished tsngtdIan
Was brought before the Court, but, on fun
ishing the require bonds for his appearance
when wanted, he was released. TIE Court
rcom WAS thronced with the friends Of both
parties, the theatrical profession being espe.
cinlly represented.
, 1865-06-28
SECRETARY Harlan Robbed Of $4,000.

tfto1a 'ae " Arlington Chronicle, a4th.}
again, We advis= our readers to be on their
eua1d against the thieves win fnttst our ci,v
Tier lattst exploit Was robb1n. recentIy sew.
tral boa,deIs at the National Hotel, Nrs
Ha']ar. wife OF the Secretary Of the Interior.
Eas robned. Ee understand, to the amount
ing her ABSENCE, her trunks ransacked. and
cytr}tll1 z of value a},ssraeted. At the SINE
time thu room of gentleman in the hotel
was vlsit' By the robbers, and over $500 in
money ard a valusb'e portmanteau carried
Oft. In addition TO those mentioned, other
roorns we're entered and robbed, the s:aups
succeeding In escaping unmolested. Last
night however, a''ont II O'clock, detective
inauy succeeded In arrestlng, at Growers
Thtater. two young men, named John Beic-
land and James 4. kicrpan, on suspicion Of
having committed the above roboer1es. Kier-
ran cla ms to have been discharged from the
Steamer Niagara teu days since, and both
Dlo,tss To hail from Philadelphia They were
held tor hsaring at police headuua rters.
, 1865-06-28

Submitted the following drift of an ofd.n,ues
n relation 10 cattle ru1ntrg at l1.ge; Haieh d:
, 1865-06-28
Camel Coal Discovered at Grand
Raplds, Mich.


We hare heen shown by Mr.. 1yrs NJ this
city, some fine specimens Of canneI coa1 inst
taken from well near seyenty-fiye fcetde
owned By Mr. Il. n. Herrfck, Of Biz Ranlds'
About Two years since bed Of this sarne kind
Of coal was found some twenty.ticht feet be.
low the surface in another locallty in thst
!to@n, ana Specimens Of It we're forwarded to
tiles were tested and the article pronnnncsd
the best Of camel coal Mr.. Ives is Of fbe
opinion that there is an fuexhaustible sunnIv
Ct this coal IN that locality, and that It ean
be reached and blamed at q limited exncnse. .
Should this discovery meet tho exnecfasinn
o: these particularly interested in it, It viii
to the owners Of the soil In which the cnai i
embedded, but to the whole State: TINS
maEing new inducement for the speedy con.
struct1on Of the Grand Rapids and Inaiana
railroad. A'n"
, 1865-06-28

As1s1Iu .!ea and reTznxuenE curr In nlne csaea
out OF tea Of s chronic delicate disens o. etthe,
stx. which hsse t+en given Up BY other physician
Ills gtA: tuccesx In curing recent or 1oaK stAo LEE
d.kesse1, whethaf hereditary or Otherwise e3t;ues
Ain 10 the fullest confidence Of tbs puzzle. The
poc.Ss ex;e1ta "a tn1itatio1 to al who t1Hcted
10 cal I'M h&vc pt1sooAl th+esyicW, cn 4rru
Al !ett rs cG1tMninx s:Anp Will b: pro apuJ Aaswes
td fa.tttta n tht coaLtry n hA re nedicln4 ssuk
I'll -lf 6ikeA*- ana eentinK Nae.
Tac nns :elt.oe preventive for latlea' MA Eeat to
ApS ett:e,e Frice {1U ~
Once =: P~slors. is and 157 s,c.h U<-kz...
Aoon =, niHt aoof nps4AI1. PoaI UtAoe Bax Is n,
11hiC1rD SaJ:r
, 1865-06-28
The Cincinnati New1paper Press and
Its Circulation.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, 10th.

turns made By thu publishers pf the several
papers In this city to Charles r. Fosdick,
Assessor Of internal Revenue for t1e First
District Of Hamilton County. The returns
were made during last week. bna show the
circulation at that time. This is tie 1rst
Official exhibit that has been made, and It
sets at rest many disputed questions as to
comparative calculations. We divide the M
pers into three classes LIST, daily, With their
weakly editions; I'd, religious and ID, Sun.
fuy rapets.
, 1865-06-28
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18.4ii,SI7



The precise rate Of taxation cannot. Of
ceurec, be positively determined Just now.
but 10 all probability 1t will amount to three
per ceat-a taxation In theaggregnte of near
y nineteen millions. With such a sun at
the disposal Of the municipal authorities, one
would suppose that We should hare city
government Of the most perfect kind, AMI yet
20 notorious is the corruption of our city Of.
hcials, that the people baye almost ceased 10
expect good government, no matter how
heavy the taxation may be.
;, 1t will be remembered that the deciaiou Of
ne supreme Court, IN the case Of the Bank
OF the Commonwealth, has liberated from
taxation IN this city scventy-sfx millions Of
dollars Of corporate capital, which, at the
probable rate Of taxation, deprlves the treas
nFy Of about two millions three hundred
cr, to which VIC may refer at anotiier time,
For the present it is enough to know that
We have to raise nearly nineteen millions in
taxes On the property Of the city for the cur.
rent year.
, 1865-06-28

CHICAGO june stkh 1Sd1
Ghso Ct h1 e1ctse that Lamp Puk4 be erected On Olk
= .. on Vert Hghu1th between CsnsJ st.est M
ine sis,Eo C.. RveF slso On Canal .tFees Six
enc on Vet Wa'cr ttreet ttor teaciencY On io.mcI
= 9sxen klnzte stseet md iad:ana
Board Of Pabltc Horka aad that tpe rum or II hnr
1.ed 1e ana .oJ tele DOLLAR be asssased upon tas
sfoxemenis 20 orcGeA. sccb-tink 70 tho provi1,opl
y1det. - ~ o sA4 @4o"
6oW Therefore. public oeu>e Il hereby gtven 10 An
Re3Eom ioteT1sted- That .he CauanIesioner1 uf the
eoefd q tublic Wolk1 x1a meet at Ronm 10. 1T.
70 me CouH Acuse. IN aa.a city. the Il day II
5hl!. 4. H. 15a II the hour Of % O'Clock. a. Nj Ia
Asae tne amount directed ~ A'ofessid By The Com-
mun I uncu to Be ssssteed the real estate t1tnr
Ct abnftirE On raid coE1emplated improvement
J GINDEL8,
FRED LETk.
Coeuisslone,s Ct the Boatd Of Fuhlc Ha,,..
, 1865-06-28

FreS1a1t O3cuae atne for the te.th I,.t on. f,h.
very pest afules fof c:eAnaiLE And p,rs.rytnr .n-
FecA tvsf oneFod to the ruh c, m 1. waYr,ntsd 10
CONTAIN no i'd CT any other In redi-nt In ,he lta,r
."et'oas 10 lhe teeth. 4 c:ke or superior touth
paste ceoc rsn1es each bottle The can
bc touad 1t wholesa or retail ar druggist. generally
c.A 5PEScEs & CO.. Fsopri.,oss,
1rovldcnce. RI.
IEMAS, BA1EEs CO.. Sew yor., Sole Arrnt.-
to EtoI VI! orders ahenld be addre, SEQ
, 1865-06-28

N.R-ln easse Of GonoFrhEa. Glest and sa,n,,,1
Te1kneas, DR. BAKERS INJECTION viii ID souna
Tsuabe 4sal5saat to ths SPECIFIC In suhdninz th4
M and shee5io 1hs dl4s41Fse, aaa mould
erected. When tota s1s ussa, tSey never III ta
S94E Ss4E r. EesHkST n aad 6BiT
A Treatise on se1ua. r,estts r.u.a ~. u..,.
st5gssqt aeeon eaeh bottle II the specac.
aa-.s1-nE Baket's Speetnc. $50 per bos1la.
Injecting Syringe. 81 cents. 7' AehA%As
Sent BY kxpsess to all parts Of the country On
ct the money And twenty nys cents additunsi L, ~
nHt:i 1t DR. z E4sTKFuY 4 cos r,,ru
Medicine store 70 Madison street. mar ths Prstorry
, 1865-06-28

HEAVY MEX IN IowA.-Thc following
shows The income Of eone Of The wealthIest
mtr in this 1.-THE 1st) district. Keokuk, 1t
WI b. noticed, Is ahead: =. Kramer. s33,-
J: il. shtlley, 6ie.sf4; J. F. &; Cox, sls aso;
Gen: =. T. Reid, $40 479, Kcokuk; H5n. j,
". Grimes. 81, ,1lG, Burlington; T. r. Bor.
bydt, s16SS. Burlington; Lyman Cook.
FL ,9ls. Burlington: E. Cnamberlala, SO.
~, Burlington; ]. b. Geer, Sl0,57S, Bur
1Ihslen nn G.. Hcndric s15, ITO, Burlington;
Pnt1nas Pnomas He1Ees s2i.65l, Bnslingtou; James
$500 Burlington o. II. scb.nct s;ss4a
O. L. Wright. sl4, ,os5-6a<okuk Qate CIp' "a
, 1865-06-28

motion Of AID. Lsw.on,. MS ordered to be .atd
eyer srd published:
Bill ordsi,,<d - he toas7.en n 10 eSaaea a. IL
Sci. That no bull, COW OF e.ls or suy such
anm ;n ;nd no 1 9o.ss sasll b. psEItied to iaa II
cd md described Is ali that part Of the South d.
tisfon Of the city ling north ofthtrty lst street,
th,s par Or portion Of ~ No7h Dtrssloa cf sid
North Avenue, IN said North D vision, aud that
| part or portion Ct the West Division OF s4.d city
Bute on sne
Ruehen street. on the North by the center Of Kim
| ae street. on he east By The south and north
81 sna sh
t1on whence they ehali mot be released untl the
oTreE o. owners. or aome other persnn shall
| psJ to the p5nnd kssoer tkcreaf tes s=n Of any
cents Tor each ana every day the snail be de-
taintd in ssfa pocnd. In The computation Of time
.aca r. "a every taeusu-of day shall oe counted
Retonuended the pas.sze o! the following
ordinance IN relation to tbe sealing u weights
An u1ainanes Auerdlue Chapter sixsy.three {es,
S: SSR.it!s5: IA orsiSazss foT tie Regulation Or
Bel 9,datned By the Common toaneu orsAs City
Sec. l. Thar it ah.l be the duty Of the City se,1.
er 70 e1tabll.h aud keep IN office wilhia
The limits cf the City Of ChicaFo and to tesIGnate
b3 csrd or ote eEWiae, the time during. which ha
mt = Be found In 1ueh office. ;.
Sea- All idneraut pedla.s and h.wkers usfnG
sfales, ba.ancee, weights or me1surcs, ahen take
the SANE TO The oflee Ut the City Sctiee before
ustnR the stme, and hsye the enLe sealed and ad.
5usted apru1lt3 ard my such person or petauaa
falling 10 comply With the proTistons Of tas sec-
ton. shall each Forfeit and pay to the sad city
sun cot 1ess than 1ye DOLLARS nor Elure than one
hundred dollars, with coets Of pto5ecutton, for
each and every da-' such pefaoa Or persona shall
urc The tANa without having the same adjusted
tEa kesfed as hefclntc cfore provided.
see- 2. II upon examination the City Sealer
ehnu Ind any Weghts, measures balances OF
scales Of any klud untrue, he shall Immediately
rotfy the owner or owners thereot. and any per
son CT pelEous who thalt after euch notice use
euch untEEB weights. meaanfts, balances or scales
tefoEe The sane shall hare been adjussed, correct
ed and fea1ed by the City Sealet shall foyfeit a1l
pay TO the City for each offence. not less th1n
MY dollars nor moro than one hundred do1loss,
WITH costs Of prosecution, for each and eylfy day
thsy sEe - used after such notification.
Sec. q. That action i've Of the ordinance to
Ehith this ordinspce Ia an amendment, be- and the
ksm- ia hereby tmended 80 "a to rtad II folioY..
to VII. TIE City aea1cr shall be sloFei to de-
tnapt ard receive Of the persons for whom he
thhll pr Enrn services unect this ordnance and
the otd11 ances - which this ordinance Is an
ton;
For inspecting and sea1irg railroad or track
each. dYe 6ofA Afa
, 1865-06-28
THE GREAT NEW ENGLENn
L REHEDY.

LINZ q W. 1N114A NDsa
White Pine COMPOUND
q. MieF hsytnx heen provnd b. ths tsss Of e5sT
Reea1s n Mn heE E1k.Aad stktas, Hhe1n II nss1S
In pat: 4 dez1yes tts urtues- AoA1 "aass.
r, TIE !, MniTk FiNK C0MPoUNp
GulH 6oEH IRfp1l Cp1&hA, UtpthArls Hrrr.ss>.
aR!t. inz Of Blood. aad PaimonaTY 1aec.iona ss
plaInta. p!abeteA Dmc1lsy 81 Voiotns H1a1sE5 ~
~ nHn "a 4ianETs I'd m7dcE RE1ys "a o,ss
fon1d vary yatxAb!u- Givs It ! r.ai II Tnn ~ ~ e
t9asn s5e Ta!us q rood aad t!od Nodtctna e
II II Aedtcines keueEHnJ. 64f. " 3WET - = 1s "
ffof fffoofs1e;os, ;Bost5n, A*x4 YUKHEAGs va
General Agents Tor tho West ~A'1A1+ h9ao.
, 1865-06-28

JOHNSON The captnTtd archi.e.e uo' - EHsoH s5 r
S1ate tell many tale Of rebel ylliainr ~ GU euo
ha:Ht nspcIs ale full Of the sesrn, n.y. S,s
to'y ct the REBELLION. Among othcr ". .nass ,l's.
On Tile, AID endorsed by Harris. is = pslsn pspess
sniSn to aessss'nate Governor Johnst op1, ~ ~
, 1865-06-28

SIEAA To VERs CRUZ Ms
-. ~ AAa,SAs:A:-Tne Anzz.cSc and Me-ca, Mali
Tn1 ttdH vi desp.tch their ncv and ae.
cling 3Ure l3.h, follow ~" Ac'A+ Cot0n@ta-
MAE EAAI1AE. CAPT r n. Tusce- oa .,r ,s.h =,
s"ch Eoeth vEkA CICZ ca. T. Il 6:rra1s -s - 81 9,
s.E s AZ 1T .! S1Gn month For ce-!c=es1 tnns:ss ~
mi rtkt 1be4 41r ~ ''''>"-2 y. *9W York
, 1865-06-28

hAMAErTAS8 GIFT
SAAAktTAN'8 GiFr'
1ne mos. tertzin remedy eYcr used
Yes, pclitiYe eure.
bALsA& CpPAV1A AND NKRCURY nsCARp-,,
0Ely IN plA 70 b takfn to eject curs,
1lfJ hse ptrell VfaetA 1lt, having M Email no~
1nplessaat rt4e. AZ vii not inufe iha Stom ~ ~
bowls Of the mos. delteate, 'se" "
Corea in f1nm two 70 four dxys, and recent c.s,m
In TWKATT.FDuR HOuRa,
no e1pofcsr, 10 trouble no rhange Ntatsyrr
Male raeEhzfs y; females r; SAINT by u.ali
SAMARITAN ROOF AND HkRB ,JNecr
a positive and ptTna1ent cue by Hyphfff, se,c.
ul.. CleeEs, spo!a. Tessey, Hc- s-3oF
TheEt u nnt anoiher Eeuedy knowa to eonx r. -
kha ce!e OF Hlpnl1A /. reaches aud exsIttcat.%; u =
Kftce II 8. or stl botilfs tor t6- IL
Iae eI4Cat5 OF tae3a rsue0l~s Il aks ackuoxfns..s
~ sSta1s - well - Patients. 1hey 1rs nss1SHr
Ahe Y: = ht1pta thus sEssorlnx 10 heAlih may ~
WHAT TIE kURGEoHs sAY OF THE sa~.~
TAN'a KHAEUIK4.
FIT sIL4apz1 aasrIx4i; Il gos: 81 sHaS.1s11,e !,
"1bave xrtat ,a'iatsctlon in asstfne ~
useo Tho EAAAllrAN REAlEDIES o. Vsnae1I ~
eAstA n IL Ef1s cust1ln1Iy sorug; tnn& b1vN ,.s
tnet0 Win Judgment. else elton. ana rfunsriY -
nAve iooao fseM to 1e4pond 70 my earcinaftns33 3
WomrfsT and etfs ct1aGy. Knowing thtfr rnmn22
ssohs M navs the fa!lcs: eonatencu In taeiz snies
aon - ~ ~ uie Of them eHenes, I 1nconnmsTI
.-N s;..,s.nt sa1asoa ssS FsT e sqPWk4s g Il e.
Sold By W0UDHAN BRO. i1S n.arhoM,1Y sM Yol1.e o
Chicago, III. DKsh ONp i co. Prnpftetn1a IT.
Esce itree: Phllade1pniA It21bS itits. Wrann!S 40
, 1865-06-28

a.~ur,orC .4,. - A0y033
= Ix EoHLo 1he only H 4nx :Isn. rEC1 Ard K1TT. H..
LEI U,e E;oTn: This so:en:tt H.is De Is rcr!eet
EceAhCH tcds susty o. Gray Nafr icst1.ttr 10
t.Loss- ~ M s14ok md NA7uEAI BEows. without fntur.
1ne h1.r 9r etaDiak the EHn. 1eaySE the Ha1r sot
u prsuue Solo1 sad sect:h. tho III ereets o:
yt1 " ,Htset;, The Gcnu1e u s:.c.tt H1LLIAN 4
.e1::HELnh. ~ cthofs mere !1Etlfcu3 ect sf5nd
.x"ssea sold b{ ~ r}vusstIts, ~. Eactory Ii
c:tc. Neg Tcil.t Cream far t:sez,ns taa.as,,,
, 1865-06-28

Submitted ordinances as fnlIowy:
.,raf rof eafns9g and allng Eric street fton Clark
For matadamfzing Chicago ayenue from e,,rk
Street to the river: aod ~ t4'n1 elatA
For The extension OF West HIueda]n rtreet a.a+-
"3faly 70 Lasallc street. al Of which ware
scys, n. D. s~0 "oa a.
, 1865-06-28

COKP0ReTIDN NOTICE
~ HI5cf OF TIE lIoAEp or FuH11o WoHxa3
CHICAGO, June 2. l. 1853
nn nncesA tnA EouHnn Council OF tne cry uf Chics
stset An1 sta,a strosa 0e curbed dled ana ujsnked
eAia sos1 e b 90: uEder The upe1lufendcacc 81
tho.saLa :wo tnkd:rd aua 1otty.sEo a i'd daua.s Be-
at:tse uFoE the re estste daeaed ben1ats bY the
aotdt End r.n, tdrf. '' - s1@A esso
fo~. la'7efsrt nuttic uotlc. Ii here " aiyau ia n1
G"Host '1,eIta.cd: thst The C,mrlsstone:s OF tic
0osrc c. Public TcIEa vi meet a HnoCo Nn ii IL
The Copit uense Ia aid city. the dsy or
a. T. ltet tfhc hour Of &C O'Clock N to aatesa ths
AZ ount clrcted a. Aforesaid By the Common uecjj
p ot DstsAta ea The real tstste deemed benefie. nv
The sa:d Contemplated !GpsL yenent.
J G. G1KDKLE..
FRED LErT
....s...- . !. RO3H,
+sy9h1EN-k. ~ ~N NN4~ "o'As'
, 1865-06-28
GUtE8fees Eann~v NnnD

1Hi7 er ahf1tcd Toilet FnGp, In srch rnfysr1a1 dr.
sEAa1. MACE from Tbs CHOICEST F4aiS IL UId And
ufme ogueaeiA Ia IT. action Epon the rF+a. re,
sa:e e ~ 'TukHlFts apt FarcJ Goods Dsaiafr
, 1865-06-28

The Commissioners of Taxes for this city.
Messrs. Allen. Purser and Woodruff, have
Just completed their labors, aud VIC are able
10 report the nssessed valuation or tayabIe
property IS follows: ,
seal etta 2l9Z, s9i S24
It1sous! tfL1ke.... 1905 3,iTl
FefsouA1 OF n0E-fesstcnG.. ..s.,,,,,,,. 19Ai.HI7
, 1865-06-28

ANe4t-''t's'.%s.ss.sss-. -.*.--'.'.. ...-19t,5D
1he Chri*s,an Press, monthly, e. 900. Sab.
oaM School ,1tssionary which, We believe, Ia
Ion.denominationa1, has 4 monthly circuIa-
tion Of Il coo.
, 1865-06-28
ntTCHINCS l. lILLYER, Props.
81 Cedar Street, Few York.
Gtt1) RuttfR8.

Trade supplied By LORD + SMITH, Wholesale Drug
Etsta, Is Lake tueet, Chicago. dc1,AlS3-su-v-as