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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06
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7k&Ns31V E1OW lOSC. 11OW cSLOT
just published, a new edition of DR., Gull
verwel's Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicinc) Of SPERMA.
ToRRuGA, or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses IMrorEscY, Mental and Phys
ical Imcapacity, Impedimcnts to Marriage,
etc; also, ~CoHsUMPTloN, EpILErsY and Frs,
induced by self indulgence or sexual cxtrav
agance.
rea Price, in q scaled envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of inter-
nal medicine or the application Of The knife
pointing out n mode Of cure, at once sim
pie, certain and efcciual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
NAV be, may cure himself ~chcaply, privately
and radically.
"a. This Lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every man in the Land.
Scntundcr seal, or in o plain envelope, 10
any address post paid on receipt Of six cents,
or two post stamps. Address the publifhers.
CJIAS. J.C KLINE Il co,
l27 Bowerv New. York, Post Office
box 1856.
v7n25y1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06
Especial Notice.
rThe GrOvesteen Piano Forte

lily NSsCOss I hGassO
still retains its precedence and great pop
ularity, and after undergoing gradual i'm
p%rovements for a period Of thirty years, is
now pronounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even unclualcd in
richness, volume and purify Of tone, dura-
bility and cheapuess. Our new scale,
French action, harp pedal, iron frame, over
strung bass, zevcn octave, rosewood pianos
wa are selling cheaper by from 800 to 5000
than the same style and finish are sold by
any other frst-class makers in the country.
Dealers and all in want Of good pianos are
invited to send Tor our Descriptive Cata-
logue, which contains photographs Of our
different styles, together with prices. No
one should purchase a piano without see
ing this Catalogue. Medals, almost with
out number, have been awarded to the
Grovesteen Piano, and at the Celebrated
Worlds FAIR, I hough put in competition
with others from oil parts of Europe and
the U. S., it took the high est award.
Established 1888
GrOvcstccn & Go.
400 Ny
yr v. I 81.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06

$50, A contribution to our paper to.
day shows what the good @ople of the
north part of IA county arc gong to
do for the valiant boys tina. fought our
eatti.p. Shame on US that We cannnt
do as well.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06
H.oGA@o

-
...,Rsad the new advertisement Vt
"M,llcrs" in our columns to-day.
I'VE go 20 press too early to speak
of the political meeting held in our
town yesterday. vii do SO next
week.
$50. A contribution to our paper to.
day shows what the good eople of the
north part of our county arc gong to
do for the valiant boys that fought our
battles. Shame on US that we cannn
do as well.
I'VE are informed that the engi.
ncers on tn. l. &. Railroad were expcc,
cd to reach Buckingham yesterday. 1t
will probably take them about three
days to run to this town.
The work OF raising stock is still
progressing, ..et much more is needed.
1.-THE "vetran boys in blue" Of
Co. e. Of the 10th have arrived at
home, receiving the glad welcome Of
ull hands for valiant services.
We omitted to speak Of the boys in
70. g. Of the l4th who have also done
COON service, been discharged and re-
rurned home. We welcome them
most heartily.
49,. Yesterday forenoon as one of
the Hacks from the Station were com
ing into town the horses ran away.
The passengers, four gentlemen, jump
cd out without receiving material inju-
ry, but the driver a lad Of about six.
teen, tumblcd out upon his shoulder,
after which the wheel ran over one Of
his legs. lie is considered quite scri.
ously injured.
>SNnV ~ - lNSIS Wiz
week our paper in the improved form
that We promised them a short time
ago. How do you like il? Where
is there one in the State publish.
cd as q county paper, that beats it?
We challenge comparison. Strange as
It may seem, We make it thus fol the
credit Of the county. 1t costs us much
moro than formerly, and We canno,
continue it thus a long time unless the
people Of the county say 50, and say il
IN a tangible way. Our subscription
list mus, be materially i~nscreased. 1t
ought 10 DO doubled at least. Will
each one Of our subscribers now endeay.
OF 10 get MS a new paying subscriber?
We ask it as a mater Of Justice to them
selves, in order TO have a superior coun
y paper, as we'll as TO save us from so
anuch extra cost. Reader, will YOU
speak a kind word for us, and for the
county.
1.-THE Board Of Supervisors as
semblcd at the Court Room last Men.
day afternoon, n commenced attend
ing to the usual business Of a session,
They voted unanimously to submit 10
the people at the next election the fol-
Owing propositions: to appropriate
the proceeds of the Swamp lands in the
County, and $4,000 to be raised by a
levy e three and a half mills on the
dollar on tho assessments of 1866 and
1867. See Proclama,ions. Well done
faithful servants, enter into the 10Y Of
the people.
a good strike; no~nrcsidents can cal.
cnlatc to pay about one half Of it.
Show us q man 40 small in principle
rs to vote against these propositions,
and. VIC will show you one so niggardly
mean that 10 would take the shroud
from his mothers coffin, steal . dead
negroes ivory and swear the hair of
from a o. skin to save tanning.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06

1.-THE "vetran boys in blue" Of
Co. e. Of the 10th have arrived ut
home, receiving the glad welcome Of
ull hands for valiant services.
We omitted to speak, Of the boys in
70. G. Of the l4th who have also done
COON service, been discharged and re-
rurned home. We welcome them
most heartily.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06
state OF Iowa, lama County, S..

10 anton Reusch:
You arc hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, a petition Of
Susannah Rcusch, claiming of you a divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony, mud that unless
you appear thereto and defend. on or before
noon Of the second day Of the next term of
said court, commencing on the third Monday
of September A. d., 1855, default will be en-
tered against you. and Judgment rendered
thereon. A. STODDARD,
30 CT rev. stamp. Attorney for Plf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06
Or. TaIbott'S Pills

Composed Of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value, infallible in the cure Of all diseases of
the Liver or any arrangement Of the piges-
tive Organs. They remove aM Impurities Of
the Blood, and are uncqualed in the cure Of
Diarrhae, Jaundic,, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Bilionsness, Liver Complaint, Fevers, Hoad-
ache, Piles, Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
IIumors. Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning, children half q pill. From one to
three pills will cure ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes viii cure my curabIe
case of no matter how long standing. rricc
ST. 90 per box. Trade supplied or sent by
800 v. MOTT TALBOT, N. D., & Co.
v7n26yl g. fuiton ~. view iorx.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06

We go 70 pres, too early to speak
of the political meeting held in our
town yesterday. Win do so next
week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE Shuttle MACHINES;
Patented Feb. 18th. 1860.
SalesrOom, $50 Broadway N. I.
This Machine is constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechanism, possessing
many rare and valuable improvements, hav-
ing been examined by the most profound ex.
ports and pronounced simplicity and perfection
combined.
It has a straight needle, perpendicular ac-
ton, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch, which
will neither Rip nor Rausl and is alike on both
sides; performs perfect sewing on every de-
scriptioi,,c f material, from Leather to the finest
Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog rhesi, and the
least possible friction, it runs rs smooth as
glass, and is cmphatically
"A NOiseless Machine.
It requires Fifty per cent lss power to drive
it than any other machine in market. A girl
twelve years Of age can work ii steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and wondertM simplicity OF en-
struction, render it almost impossible to get
out Of order, and is Guaranteed by the company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with a superior
article. t cal. an" cxani ne this
UNR IVA LIED hACAINE.
Bu' IN a mo, e especial manner do We solicit
the patronage Of
Nero ant Tailors,
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Bosom makers,
Vest and Pantaloon makers,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Cater 6ttcrs,
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE lNsTIrU.
T1oNs LITERALLY dealt with.
Price of Machines Complete.
No l Family machine mith Hrmmer Sc"
No . Small. Manufacturing nth ertcnsion table 70
No 8 Large Manufacturing ,eith ~ertensios table IS
No 8 Large Manufacturing, TOR Leather,
With Rolling Foot and OIL CMp, 100
One half hours instructions il sufficient to
enable any person to work this machine to
their entir, satisfaction.
AGENTS WANTED for all Towns in th
United States, where agents arc not already
established. Also, for Cuba, Mexico, Central
and South America, to whom q liberal dis
count will be given.
Terms, invariably cash on delivery.
tt Macarthur & Co.
SAG Broadway. New York N. Y.
v6n35ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06
f e a Estate Agency
AND
O GIN G..

The undersigned having taken out Licenses
for the purchase and sale Of Rea. Estate aud
Co~nveyancing is now prepared to attend to
the buying, selling and renting Of Real Estate,
making con,eyanccs, paying of Taxes &c on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
h~avinglanis for sale either improved or I'm
improved would do we.lto cal. soon and leave
a description Of the same, amount of i'm
provemcnts, quantity Of timber, prise sc.
The undersigned has one Of the best loca-
lions in this or or any other county for the
sale of lends, being at the Pest Office one
door East of the Rail. Road Station and AM
erlcan Express Office, where all strangers
call on their arrival here.
NORMAND LEWIS,
vsnl2 luka, Tama Co, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06

Read tho new advertisement VI
IN lllers" in our columns to-day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-06

-. We are informed that the engi.
ncers on tho |. &. Railroad were expect
cd to reach Buckingham yesterday. 1t
will probably take them about three
days to run to tins town,
The work OF raising stock is still
progressing, ..et much more is needed.
, 1865-05-01
Illinois and Michigan Cupul,
(!Eeeisl Etspstch to Chicago Tribune i

BsD1kro1T, April 29-sr. N.
eLHAEHD-A1kons. La Sale, Ct ,9et # lumber H..
olsth; Woolseu, Ii satle 100 br:s kh 4,ues ssc
bis fin Com Foote Il Sale, 1tot brls salt; Ropt
Ho!mes, Ottawa P. Not thrap, S,nooka Ianthl Nor.
rs; Ltontsa Ottawa: Belle France Ii sa1te, l,13q
bis salt II. Hsmln, Ottawa caSugn Lockport; Ls.
mont, Morris; EmpEcts. La Sale. 6s,s5s n lumber,
1r m shingles 0t0 nj uadla, II m lath; Key City In
Sale, 25o m 1ath, ls s IT lumber Brilliant L. sale.
10 lurheE; Missouri, Ia sal1e 10 600 lumber, Is
Hth. 20 N shnRfes J. P. chGpln. La Sale sis bEs
salt. rs n II lumber; sent:s, Ottawa; Msp1a Lc.f
joliet oak Leaf, Joliet; Elizabeth Peer and Paul
Ottawa, $50 bu wheat: Oneida, Ottawa, q brs "a
ClEAhED. April so-Gen. Mcclellan, III ss5 It tum.
beF. Is m shingles. 15Gs0 it siding; John Carter,
Joliet, e!4;1 it iumoez Eeptune. ottawa Portland.
La salle, sl3 II Lumber; Unndllta, Dttsws
lumber. 10 500 lath; Cushman, Ottawa; tug Mpatauk
La Ss1le.
ARRIVED, Ap.l 29.-Pralsie Queen, ottswa, $ 90 bu
com; 1cmont. Morts. $500 bu corn; Progress. La
Sale. ssoo bu corn; Neptune, Otswa, $50 bu com;
Il. Hau IN, Ottawa, $50 bu corn Seneca Otta wa.
500 bu corn; H. G. Gaylord, Lockport $500 bu
wha't, 1ao bn re; Pioneer, La Sale; sa1iua, L,
eal e, Go bn co n; Morning Light, La Sale $500 bu
corn; ALICE. La Sal g. SO hu corn; Tobacco Plaas
L. Sale. $50 tons coal Erwn Ii salla 900 nu c,ru:
ora Morris. La Sale. $500 bn corn; Gen. Sherman.
Morris. 5000 bu corn; Genevie,c La Sale, 60 bu
corn; Psse1. Buffalo Rock. 800 bu corn.
AEAtvEp. ApIis so.-E. Durham. Prison. X yards
tons sand Nofton, La Sane, Is tons Coal: ~
hkf1ett3, khnkAkef, qfD bu corn. --s
, 1865-05-01
Albany Cattle Market.
fcpetiA Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. /

Albany, April e9.
CA7TLf-Tha Cattle market was mora lively TO-
'day, The buyeEa from New Ylrk and tbs Eastern
markets taking hold With considerable SPIRIT beins
home~ast encouraged BY the tact that the receipts
were not as large Al Was anticipated They are how
ever, somewhat ia excefs OF the denRn1, being $3.50
With SEQ held over since last week b. added Thres
quarters OF tne supply arc from Illinois. Altogsthsr
about $50 hsva changed hands. prices being about
the taue ~ last week, but the average quantity OF
breVes Is not as good. The following arc among the
sales S. Rosenthal. A. fat 1inot. ave-
rsgtng 500 ms. a. $40 co heat; a.zo II good light
do. at 1oc = n. averaging a28 ns; ". Bslden 1ss de-
at 1oc, averaging Mr.. Bundy g. extra do at loxc
averaging 1s7o; also 81 iair do a. 2o
r. MarQuet. GO extra 60 at &1lo6o 2 hssd averaging
1870; Day & Co.. IS do at $ia1.00 averaging 1900
STATE a. sIlchigan.brcught GH1sc. About e9l we're
Aod to 70 East.
sHEEP-DeIan iair ct tcc for 1lsh. commo3, and
l1@1lhc fer good to extra. Receipts. .53o<
hogs Nosales. Receipts, 5000; skipped to New
York, 4ssN.
, 1865-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Owing to the miserable weather we have had
since The advent OF Mr.. Coutdock and his talented
daughter, their engagement at McVtckers has MT
Ebccn 80 successful as It has deserved. They vii
NOT have reaFed nt lss conclusion rich harvest OF
dollars; however much they VIII havo pleased
their VISITORS Th 1s Is greatly 10 be regretted
Il wa: unfortunate, too, that they appeared AZ a
tons, wns in full biasl.
Or Saturday, afternoon they appeared In mail
ieIs Of EoFe md Lasc Fielding in i The @ Wiiiow S
Cop:c." Il was pleasing performance, and
gave great satisfaetio2. In ths evening =: stcr-
Cofner' were given to a fuu @ honse. . Mr.. M5 Goai5-
dock as DeVernei, the Advocate, exhibited the
true genius Of the author and the actor. His rem
deripR OF the many beautiful passages with
Thieh III. play abounds Was unexcepuonable.
raid That there is hut Peter Problty aud be Is
-Couldock. Miss cou'dock ns Grace Emery vas
Ill that could he desired, as was also Mr. Mackay
~ Soloman Probity.
Eentauan, at tie Mus cum, OF the Peep U'Day. or
Sayourncen Deellsh." II is not necelsary ior us
TO inform the readers Of the Tn1BuaE that tins
play has been successful. While come other
carly arriy OF empty boxes. this has utmost been
CROWDED. The experience of the last week mas
been no exception to this general rule. The Peep
O. Day sbounds with beautiful scenic and thr1linE
ofamadc effects. With songs and dsnces and other
E1'a!:on oi irisiloEs. On Mouday night, Fldo, or
SecoLa Love. We are also furhlshcd q new
afana wities by lady Of Chicago, entitled the
The Academy Of Music has well held its owu
during the week. The presence in our city Of the
0pero troupe, has ca11ed all Of Icons powers In
ne Tay or brriesa1e, aud when be tries he can
chow drst-class prlma donna IN ridicMo ss few
ohers can. a complete change OF progc ANNE L.
announced for This HnfH.
, 1865-05-01

DEATH of A sTRAsotn At THE NonrH SIDE
Police s7AT1os-Abork O'Clock on Saturday
morning police Officer found IN elderly msn
wandering aboEt the corr pr OF Ktpzie and Eorrh
could give no accsuas ef himself or his resi-
eence. The officer ;acrcupon led him to the
North Market police sutton, where he shortly
II hlty years Of age, Of medium height; was bald
headed but had full Whiskers OF candy Color
mixed with gray. and an aQutllne nose. He vas
dressed in coarse brown coat white flannel
psntaloons or Int, and had red cotton handker.
chief tied over his bead. The body lies at the
dead, house In the old city cemetery awaiting re-
, 1865-05-01
keaoJut1ona. OF The typographical
Union.

AZ regular meeting OF the Chicago Typograph.
tca1 Union, held on April 18th, 1855 the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We have been called to mourn the
death: BY assas:lnation, Of President Abraham
Linecln. than whom none aver filled larger pIacs
In the hearts OF this people, and to whose wisdom
we ale In great measure indebted for the present
favorable aspect OF our nlt1on,l aaI1s, therefore
Retotutd, That We dep1ote the erent which has
enta1led on us such loss, and IN this pay IN hum
be tribute to cna wno. himself one ct i the peo-
Plea working man-has given us, In his eleTa-
ton h{ that people to the highest position IN its
gin, nt1p pht examplc Of what perseverance, ster-
LIE integrity and honesty OF purpose will accom-
plish-
Resolrfd. That we unite with the whole natiou
n DEE p e1ecrauon Of the foul crime BY which t1e
pfestaent lost bis life, and recognizes IN the act u
the ass 7sstn au exemplldcation OF the spirit ami
mafit the leaders OF the rebellion, which has,
during the past tour years, delueed tae land with
ne hlood Of thoneands lsin, md brought With
efns plsgnt On fcofes OF once hnppy hOmss.
ftsoited, That We express our grst,tud, to God
tor spartpg :" ont OF the jaws Of d.a:h'' to tho
ccuntrJ so able statesman, 70 onr new President
tttary Of State.
, 1865-05-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

D,v Vn,. C,nx, .-s
Raos.: ,a.nrqed - in .ho 11 Ttea,s T. an19ss
owners III real estate 1rst nar fhe,r atsta a1i
Goa nty ta5es 70 aHoia co4tS and charges incident
hsan ~ ~ Eot nn1 ISIS; "a3sh s alseady
osFEGn aEu ID many instances 1nf1lshed. Books
open eleven days 0n!y. ap31y2S02t
Hest, Health ana Comfort 70 Mother
Tor children testl1nE, sof!ens the gums. REDUCES
Inflammation. a!loys az PAIN. and cures wind collie.
re.ISseuy sa1e II az cases. Eonio say 70 every
motnef VINO haa suhes1ng ch1lo. 70 not Jet your
prejudice, nor the pse]ndices q others, stand be.
tween you and your suffering chlld and the relief
that Will be surc-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
five cents bottle. mh27-o741 -sotawsT
ssnr xyeovnrs. Covporzn Frrn,c
, 1865-05-01
Spare Furniture.

RETuoEE OFFICE. No. 203 South Clark,
VII! t6use. who are abo1t to move, and have
upon this worthy Commission. Their Refugee
Rect will soon be completed, and ready for occu-
pancT- Iables, chairs. beds and bedding, mat
trcss1e: lounges. wash.etnndB, erockery, stoves.
&C., Will be thankfully received. NN'
, 1865-05-01
ct. Louis nlRrkets
THnRcln1 ntfnAtef II. fhA Chi .za M~t1..

Iftuuda.J
e 81. LOUIS, April g, 1875.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 'GEeen lugs At $3.50 to $500 !;
factory ao"at $s1t@s.80; plsntess' do at IS 30 to
ESQ: common shipping leaf at % % to SIS 90; me-
dium do at slss25 to sI Is: common manufacturing
leaf at S:8.M,
FLoCR-Less active. Super Inspected % 50, sprtpr
extra low fall e1tsa at s675; single extra cholce
eonhls extra II $500 per bzl delivered.
GRATa.-Whest heavy; good fall At 3Lio; prime at
S1so- Corn cownTaed-salea 10000 bu to arrive.
private; mixed a1d whtte 90c choice white II slc
mixed yellow and whte at &c.
FEoy1sIoya.-LAEd-saItAS0 30 tterees manufacturing
at PRIV te serns. and &c do pse tteau rendered at
16ac rcr b. Bacon-feported safes were; casks
Shoulders looss and do city ceas aides Ut 9c
por hll.
, 1865-05-01


to us concerning thGvile odors which offend the
noarils and peril the health Of the people of Chi
cago. Ills letter Is io1c1ble, but he deals In bad
language which none hut editors are privileged
to use. we decline his communication while en-.
1t is fact that the ttenchcs with which we have
for yeafs been afflicted, have within the past Jaw
da5s aRspmed more than ordinarily offensive toue.
We say tone ,' !, adyisedly; one can almost hear
the organ Of smell as to invade tie domain of the
Other senses. Last Sunday the stencil was SO
great that the whole OF Clark street snelt
could scarcely pass along It eren with
the AID Of vigorously used handkerchief How
the invalids confined within the no1lous precinct
eisy ,a not tul Of jnvads ~ The reeut Of hat one
days stink. Neither do we know any specified
locality whence emanatea he elduy1a. Tia Idle
les has its share 10 the work, but It strikes Us
that The evil IS much more widely spread In It's
or1gin as 1t certainly Ia in It's permeatton. Every
part of the city does its ehare in the work. Our
detective drainage, the difficulty g1th which we
Eet rid OF dessyns matter, and the inetlc1ency OF
The force charged with the duty OF compelling Tie
removal Of garbage, are the grand c.uses. Bridge
port is eonstde1asle item IN the detail, but not
Ne sole cause Of ofense.
Summer is row at the do6r, apd the indicatt ttoas
are mat Il VII be sn ~ unusually hot one. n tic
piaGps @ shonid s,sit ths country i would nd
&c bc r bchsE0 Ard s
1ence follows in the track Of o1pcnsive Wara. md
ehcu1o that rule be enforced with rs, The couse
4uenees would be indeed terrible. The plague Is
hitbe1ward.', Other peoples are preparing FOR inc
emergency By putting away, as far AZ possible,
all the Indictments Of disease. Can sye not taka
the fame measures? or shall We be swept away.
leaving 10 the next generation an example Whicn
they can only proat by in avoiding III
We want an efdcltnt Health Department. We
hare no fault to ind with the present incumbents
Of the office In cur midst, except that their hauds
are tied. We must have q more vigorous aud e.
tcnfise search for nuisances. and their removal,
der the heaviest penasnes. Unless this be done.
We shall be ever at the mercy OF The pestIIcnce.
and The Union victories, 20 dearly galncd, viii t
administration Will earn the lavish thanks Of thS
entire community BY taking the initiative tn he
great Ranative movement The city ID one vsat
Aaeean Stable aud the task IL Hcrcuiean, but 1t
that orr Tster l. not The agent to be enp]oYed.
, 1865-05-01

magnitude Of the undertaking: tu, ,.o,,af,, ;,
Chicago ns great central city or The Unf5n g. Il
reach. 10'o 'os1 o4u ou<
It's proposed 10 create Board Of T,n,,e., -
censtt Of twenty.one persons who shat hnld .n1 =,
nanaee the properly. and whose term n nTca
Email oe similar TO that OF the Board ~ 1rr:te
ot The Chieego Academy OF science. .na thot - .
funds shall BE- Ialsed BY Rubserininns tn ths , ,o
tai STOCK Of the "Lncoln Institnta y 4 va-rp ~.
siderable income would ba derived fror7 IN
Of the building. while the pubic accomnn5,ti >
Would be provided for in such msnner oe ohnnIj
DC satisfactory to the community.
RxsoLuTtuH.
Hon. WEa. Bross then moved tho sanntfon ~
corried: "A' 11AA11Aous4'
.Retolrtd, That this meeting apuroye or tha
plan which has been pres anfed. fo estAfl,sh IN
lhe city of Chicago Monumental Lnstifuiian to
be Styled TIE LINCOLN lasT1ruY5, and that the
following FAMED geoeene1 b. reuuesfed to act n
a committee with full power to carry the aarue
into effect. and thateaId committee constitute fhe
Board Of Trustees oi auch institution cd tnterim,
with power to eelect and name the other Tfus.
tics. and to fill any vacancies which may OCCUR
IN their number, VIZ: George n. Rimoark, 3,
II. Shepard, Henry ". Fuller, John Y. FarWell,
Thomas B. Bryan, j. Young Sc1mmou, ChaunctY
T. bowen, VIM. z, Doggett, T. W. Baxter, Ezta
3. McCegg. T. II. Avery, Gilbert Hubbard, Sam
uel Hoard and John L. Hauc1tk.
C. C.. McCabe then sang the "Battle Hymn OF
the Republic" the entire audience Joining In the
chorus. Its effect WAS electrical. The 6encdic-
tioo Was pronounced by Rer. W. ". Patterson.
D. D and the audience dismissed.