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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-09
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The right article finally. Everybody kesit Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar lead Il the beat Hair
Dressing in the world will restore srey and faded h;.
to Its original color In four weeks-every time-a,u,a
pop. Inquire for websters Vegetable Hair Invipora
tor and don't take any other 1t cures all humors or
the scalp in week For sale at Wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR, corner Third and Main streets Keokuk
lows Burnhams & Van Setback, Wholesale prueests
ID Lake st Chicago agents for the Northwest
gep2Q-daun
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Special Notices.

Special Notices.
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EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
OInnLIlyu'O AMRR0STA
Is willing recommend It, Three years II rapidly In
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
Itprsvenss the Hair from Falling Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceanses the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruh; Cures Nervous Headache; cures Badness
ENSURES Luxuriant Locks Ineines Hair Curl Super
sedes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent ut
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosa will suit you to 7. Elegantly put up.
Delicatey Perumed Pstronired by oper. siBss<s and
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes or cartons contain
ing two large bottles-No. for morning, No for
evening
THERE - NO WISTAXH ABOUT TT.
arERLINGs AMBROeIA IL the best most agreeable
and effective toilet In the world. To prove this, try
carton
Sold by Druggists,
Stefling's Anbrssia AaslfAeturisg Company,
AIS Hulten Street, new York.
oct1i-dA~ly
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
R.ounrs inhHDiArs ATTENTION. SHOULD m CHECKED
IL ALIowED TO CONTINUE.
Irritation OF the Lungs, Permanent
Throet Ameetfon, or An linen.
rabae Lung Disease,
norfkN fHs aHsuIf.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRooass
prAfE RELIrY.
For Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh Con.
sumpttve and Throat Diseases,
rHocHEs USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD succxss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKHRs
viii md To useful In clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking and relieving the throat
sner an unusual exertion Of the vocal organs. The
froches ore recommended and prescribed BY Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent men through
outfhe country Being IN articie of true merit and
having prored their endcacy BY Of many years
each year finds them in localities In various parts
OF the world and the Toc universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs, and do
not take any Of the Worftss Isiations that NAV be
offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and In Foreign
Countries, at 35 cents per box. rnoyb-d.vemI
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asf EaE 3 cIxclsSlrI, Dec s.
The National Thanksgiving was generally
observed, and business suspended. There
was appropriate services in the churches.
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FESIANs.-The Rock Island Argus, the
pattern saint of Democracy, gives the Fenians
q back lick sitter the following style:
'.The Fenian scheme Is most absurd i'm
possibility, and those who contribute to it are
guilty of very great piece of folly guilty
of raising false hopes in the hearts of those
who love the Irish people and wish they might
achieve their independence as q nation-and
guilty of pampering and feeding set of
mountebanks who will not and cannot do any
thing for Ireland-except to ''gobble up the
Fenian fund, and live in elegant mansions
on the money contributed by their dupes.
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- Mssws. yANDYK1, NA11IN 90. -
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fsssass ssess iss:r sfsa1sns - ali1Ig
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-09
Last Wednesday evening the friends of

Last Wednesday evening the friends of
Charles H. Hurd Esq, late Assistant Super
intendent of the Michigan Central Railroad;
at Detroit, came down upon him with more
than toms weight. They presented him
with one hundred pieces of solid silver ware,
and side board safe weighing ton to keep
them in. Besides, Mr.. Superintendent Rice
made personal presentation to Mrs Hurd of
diamond set worth $3.50. The list Of do
nors embraced S41 names, from Chicago and
all along the line.
"A foreign vessel loaded with German en-
igrants, arrived at New Orleans few days
ago, the first for several years.
Isaac A. Van Amburg the famous lion
tanner, died in Philadelphia, very suddenly
and Unexpectedly, few days since.
j. p. Benjamin says that he will soon be
''practicing'' in London. No doubt of it,
but we hope that his practices will be better
there than they were here.
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For Diarrh0a, Dysentery, Ae.-Ma.
CURES Compound Extract Of BsNxs PIAxr u the
reliable and successful remedy II IL endorsed by Col
Long General Plessanton and Gen Fftz Henry Warren
ofthe United States Army, Western Sanitary and Chris
tian Commissions, War Relief Fund Editor,
Of the Press and Western steamboat oGcers Sold By
all druggists, and 8 B. yowELL Co., Ksokuk.
Ia G. hAaUIa., ssae Proprsetsrs.
fylQ-dAv6m o.. :.
, 1865-09-19
Illinois Items.

A RAnRoAD TO TIE CESTRAL.--:We hear
that the officers OF the Illinois Central n1e
getting anxious Tor railroad from Ashley,
through Nashville, to Bel'srlIle, to counter
net the new road from Be}leyille to Cairo. =
survey Of which has already heeu maaa. We
believe now Is the golden opportunity for our
people to t0kc hold and push earnestly the
project talked Of some time ago, for a road
from here 10 tho Central, md even letting II
extend as far west as Bridgeport to tho river.
The Central Committee In order to retain the
trade on their road, win extend every facility
pic On this route 10 build the road.-lsashrI'e
JottTna!.
TuE COUNTY SEAT QUESTION or PULASKI
CouNTT.-Tho Circuit Court in Pulnski coun-
ty was, at Inst accounts, still In a tangled con-
tit3on On the above ndicated question. Judges
City, flied q demurrer to the Caledonia in
junction, which, after fabore1 argument By
Col. Dougherty, on tho part Of Caledonia, and
Afessrs Nu]key and Wheeler for Mound City,
was overgulcd. Thereupon the defendants,
by theis attorneys, fled au answer to the bill,
next term, with leave to both parties. to take
depotittons.-Gdiro Tfmcs, 1Cth.
TERRIBLE TRA0EDI-kILLED BT ~ ELK.
MIR. Marvin Dtmmick, an old citizen CT OF
tawa, CAME to his death in q scry sudden and
traeic manner, on Sunday last. It seems that,
In company With his brother, who was Tisit-
iug him from the East, and man named
park. While looking at tlcm, one Of them
suddenly attacked tic party, buttin% and
plrmging with lis head and horns In furious
md savage manner. Mr.. Drew and Alr. DIM
ulick's brother succeeded In dodglng behind
trees, and thus eva1ing the attack, but the in
and plunged his horns through him several
+fn,es kfrlinr him almost fnstanf1Y. Mr. Draw
, 1865-09-19

der II. H. 81 lock Of Wo.rcs ter. asa canaldate ior
Governor, and Wlllfam Craf1, Of Merton, a. esn.
didate for Lieutenant Governor, with pr1oe - ~
past they vii commend themselves by their indus
y, ability ard public spirit to tho vote!s o' tee
Iss hst ~ f1F seess e. q
Henry $, Hdggs, Of fittzaeld md for Attorney
Genezal Chester need, e Taunton. tsisd . s1a q,
f.i1hfpl public servants.
TEE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
Hon. Alexander Il. Bullock, OF Worcester,
will be a worthy successor OF that class OF
Nassachusetts Governors who hare added the
charm of literary culture to broad and gen
erous mind. Like his prototype, Edward
Everett, he delights to charm the scholarly
commandments with timely thoughts Of the
present, expressed in the classic culture Of the
past. His early lite gnye much promise Of
his growing manhood. It WIS willis he WAS
student in 1871 that he won his spurs as Aid
de-Camp to honest John Davis. Among his
associates at Amherst were those two repre-
sentatives Of tile Northern and Southern pull.
br. Palmer, Of New Orleans; and that golden
ugc for Amherst also included the names
of the Rev. Drs. Huntington, Of Bos-
ton, Storrs, Of Brooklyn, and Hitch.
fock, Of Amherst, Horace Maynard, o.
Tennessee, Galusha A. Grow, =. H. Kellogg,
mont, now On the Supreme Bench, and yet TO
Represent her In the United States Senate.
He was first elected to represent Worcester
+ In tho Lower 1lonso. Of the Massachusetts
Legislature in 1874. For four years be served
In the House or Senate. Then he became
Judge Of Probate and Insolvency for tho
county, and In 1859 was Mayor Of tho city.
In 1851, Worcester again sent him TO tho
House, where lie has been Speaker for four
consecutive years. And 50 impartial has been
his conduct In that high oitlce, It can be said
Of him, what can be said Of no other Speaker
that has ever gnided the sessions Of the House
for four years, that no appeal has even been
taken from Ills decisions that both sides
hare frequently united TO elect him to Office
by unanimous vote, the Democrats present.
lng no candidate; and that every rote oi
thanks at the conclusion Of each session has
been unanimous! -
, 1865-09-19
Special Notices.


II The oily phyhcitu n Specialist now an The CRY
that Can b entirely relied upn. Go TO Elm. IND not
endH Msease 10 remain Ia ynnr s3stan, dIaeEuEi1g
you 1ace and BODY, besides destroying your hpsnsst
and fntu1a rroapccs4 IN liza. ue h,4 rp1do pe1sooA
dlseasea and nervous debility his study for the last
Twenty year., and u thcutort the pcsou whom al
ntnicted should consult 70 evrr heard Of pr
tos ot his not being cured since he has bera IN tic
city. ns reputation has vouchers In II The city pe'
ps, Liz &ticnu and sne medical profession both nt4f
and abroad. q being tse s1pst KILLED speeaAiss -
and Thorough master Of his rsofesstoo. ~ osAsl
hi. Don't cezpalr: sasr him call III ocis @s W.
Enou occurrence with him to cuEe Fnee e 49,
soom arc separate for Ladies' and senaom'o -
most complete IN the et.s. Coosaisauso' -
ooAodeutial.
otnce Eo~ I98 South Gark ssFrft coen9 y. -:
ha1fa block from the ross ud>c 1o'1 o"et ~ A.'4
Chicago. III. OGee hours fru'u . . n 10 9 r"
Send soF hi ~Guide TO ucslsh," paoosnoa meo
froe ofchzrSr+ ....-- ,,,...-
ynrun Mka. TAxT IAET1ct1*H No11c1--iIe'e3
Or~,ow dssotx1 mach of lis unr 10 LEE neAunent o.
xh,., c.psed By secret habit which ruins both
Y,o1x and m,ad unntttnr TIC unfortunate INDIVIDUAL
ro tsr business socacty. 1hs $50 elect of these
r,v L,tts or tic 4xcoss OF Gapes years. 1sto wrakH
md dcbl.atc the constitution, destroy The physical
ana mental powes diminish knd enfeeae the natural
fccnss, snd exhaust the Vital enerEiu OF knlahood
thc pleasures of1lt nz1ed+ the pAjcct ofMA1rAst
frustrated md cuttsnca ttaef rcude1ed term Of s,t
ccasnS misery and regret. Such pcssons, especially
those contemplating marriage. should lose uue IL
making immediate application, D1. T., by his ne
treatment u enabled 70 ensure speedy aud peeua
rcnt cure.
e. omoe, 170 sou,h Cassst, corner 6fMonroe,
uQSk
, 1865-09-19
AFFAIRS Il TENNESSEE.
The Case Of Mrs. Layne-0f1cers and
Jurles Threatened with Violence by
thu Ex.RfhHIk.

-~ES~~H-
the E1-Rebelk-
From the Nashville Press md Times, 15th.l
A very sad case was reported to us yestcr-
day, to which ne deem 1t our duty to call
public attention. 14Eeptember, lbE3, James
N. Layuex merchant OF rutherford county,
was robbed Of 4,G00, his store rtled Of goods,
and bimseH arrested By a party Of rebels;
His crime was keeping Union tias; He t51sd ;,a
rebels followed him, got ahead Of him on the
read, seized and murdered him In cold blood.
The outrage was wholly unproyoked,' In the
first instnnce, and: assumed an aspect more
atrocious for the reason that murder. was com
mitted on IN nnar1ued citizen, flying for htz
life, afeE being robbed e hls all; The mn5 n,
band, living near Chapel Eli aud Riggs
Cross Roads, Marshall county. The names
Of orer twenty OF the gang have been rcnort-
ed to Gov. Rrownlow, ~ follows: james Fer
eusou, Lieut.. james Quinn. Bird Reynolds,
Tom Bratton, Frank Roulett, Ans Harman,
Van Wells, Ezekie! Wall, James Lum, Tho
mas Crane, q. s1anter. Jack Bailey, Jamea
Riley, George. Wallace, Jeif. Phorfs, Wm.
Hooker, James Ttayers.
The widow of Mr. Layne hns applied to
Governor Brownlow for relief She Is threat
ened with direfnl vengeance II she dares TO
bring suit for damages, and Is discouraged
from attempting to get redress By ordinary
QfQEGEA OIL INV h4lAG = ~ UQ At|AAI IL 1tA-AA
cases? Citizens say that they dare not sit on
iuries In these trials aud bring: q verdict
against the defendants, for Il they do, they
will be murdered, or have their houses burned.
And yet who is 90 deserving Of help from the
government ns the widows Of Tennessee 10y
alIsts who were murdered, ord whose goods
| were all taken away By rebels?
The desperate Harper sent word the other
day to the Sheriff OF sumpter, that II be put
| hIs foot outside Of Gallatin he would hang
| him 10 the first tree Some remedies sAonld
Modification Of the civil law. It Is Idle for
citizens to hold meetings and complain oi
| military Interference with civ1 law, when
right In their midst desperadoes set all civil
laW at defiance, aud no one dates uaolest OF
, 1865-09-19
The Hoyslund VIII Ea.e-A8kefeh Of the
Female Contestant

New York correspondent Cincinnati EomMercla!.J
Tic viii Of sylGia Ann Howland, Of New
Bedford, has proved bone OF contention
which promises 10 be well picked by the law
yess before the heirs get their chance at the
meat nnd marrow. As 1t is m estate OF seVe-
raj million doIlars, 1t will, Of course, endure
almost any amount of picking without show
ing the tooth-marks. The contestant Is an
old maid, who lives in Jersey City, whose per,
sonal charms arc not much to boast of, and
whose only age, worth speaking OF. Is heft,
cge Of some three or four millions. The VII!
leaves her cfear million, and the income Of
two or three times as much In addition. But
the poor thing wants the whole, and so sno
goes in for smashing the will. -,
Considering that she IL already tho WeaitA,
lest woman, in her Own right, In the Dnltea
States, and na-the-1ess, feels 60 poverty str1ck-
en- that she can't afford to wear chemise, or
decent underslecyes mot to say anything
about taking m occasional bath, It Hay noI
seem such terrible hardship, after ali, tha1
the Rowland will provided for few less In
pecunions humans than herself. OF co1rse,
her misery movement to break the Will finds
small show Of sympathy from persons outside
Of her individual self This case has once
been decided against her, but the latest news
fs, that she makes pItifal ssappeal" to q
higher court. This may be accounted iof ny
the probability that her manners and habits
have secured her very little costT3tng dnrins
her earlier days, and, therefore, she under
takes some now on her own account. II Is 70
be hoped that the final verdict Will enabl:
her to buy some decent clothes, and thus pua
her IN preseutabls condition.
, 1865-09-19
Gunsrnn1cnt Sales.
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
i OF
Steamboats,, Wbart-Boats, Earges
aud other Property.

prAs1xpx 5Tr8 G1NE4AL't ufme-f
ses1ed reooosss s1e 1nsf:d aud Iii be
.he r.ee. aasa see aste. hesaal'ess asas e
y %s,SSsss Ss ss:sss, s e .sa saas p1SssS.
AT sA1cnz sneslssIFP1, UNTIL MONDAY
@ost, o9e @ ns7ss %nss;nSat. ;1ssI:. ~ toas.
NJ 81 Gaase5e Esftoe. !: -,"s '~r
., = Shiss s. seen at Sstcne4 ,u.stss.pe N
A NE" ofshtxs oai1SfK II 1 !, ETH g e " WEDNESDAY,
Ms Msts e s IN 4 IL a assS
F.! 3: ihs wn..sreas x.schcz. 10 .oa, md t.o O
which can 10 seen at Baton Ron=-. La, nsn shed.,
Of suleL
sIassned steamer Col Hoscone' fba'ldins' res.+
sidssT6ss aT6ss '. sis@sr neo s gssas9. e asea 1es
sidewheel steamer J. Il. Brown, restssesod 81
sidewhea steamer a. @. Rruxn. registered -
sidewned s:eama Ohio gesa rrs,atered sx
sIdewhs<s steamer .nsssnx, registered = tons.
E!ie-uhct5 StEanE st. Cnasaes~ 5e4asseSod 81
s!5ewhees sse.az p,a1s. Esssssssss e tes. -,
sMewhee1 stesmez b J. Adams. sextsseSea as7
side-vhcel steamer svttzelaad. registered. I'll
ss :.ger Tds IT, N.Y. ,ss 8 3 f :ons
ster1 wheel nss,neF Ait4mont rcyht@ed -. tons.
Etera-wheea steamer Dick Falton. 80 = rcK'Hts1ed
stern.vhed steamer co.onel Dtnedlct rrsistrsd Isl
stGrwneel steamer Colonel Chandler rexatzed =
s@g s9F IGate Ell bs7 1fsissa . .oc.
sie7o.wheel steamer Colonel chapln, registered =
scfsw tug Le7tash.n, registered ut TOM. .
eaew tuE @ Binnie Ranfa rtisfstcEoa M s. tons.
ssv ta$ a$ espisln es ai1tl isas. nov on 6udlns.
ssx seFsx 1F t1F e nss If esT sas9 us tons,
Screw tne America, re;tst5el rs tora.
SsIsz s4 e ;ak asS a;sss5 tssa Z Is 'sss
Ec1cw tug GiadtstoF, reKtsteEcd II tons.
;'ss@s ;'ss@s kg ssas II.
.Csntrwhed steamer co1oae co1busu. REGISTERED q
Nodel ns1sss Eos: ID. and Aboa5.
Tn 10 gunwais osIFes.
fouE d Ea.i eoats, one d saii boat eae q, metallic
0os fs sss s g sd ssso ens q Sc q nn
AT MOBILE. ALA: uSTiI THURSDAY. ocroDEB
Sses s,e,sF {s9EsI M =;
sldewne+i steamer Jamea Baltic, Fee1;te7al u
S$sxsss' t:ssss Azs. Fetsssa 50 -,
SasSses1 sa ss:.sz fsa5,fh: =, ss
steznWhee1 steamer Jennie Rodgers, registered SIC
.stgn.heel ssea1ne B. B. Hamilton, tsunD scgtssss'
Easx tss Aip6s GattinE; !sEt'tSel 9 tona.
ss aF ZEE sfs fs< sss s'fssd e. Sss cam.
sao aame 15y o pSatoont t6sfses thirty t@ yawi
rofy jN ran ~ NDhtH IN
, 1865-09-19

TERRIBLE Acc1DEST-Two LIVES Losr.-
The upper story Of Phillip Dauch's brewery,
containing SONG fifteen hundred bushels Of
barley gave way Yesterday afternoon, and the
falling harley smathered to death Mrs. Statler
and her little child eomo eighteen months old
time. Her husband, al. F. Statlcr, had just
lett the bedside Of his wife few moments
before the accident, and was also buried In
ths barley. Mr. statler had but recently
moved to the city, from Amherst, Ohio.-San-
duskU Register, 16th.
, 1865-09-19
Gsobrrnnte1tt Sales.
ALE OF GOVERNMENT

ALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ 1aAo SWIFT, G. s. A. nZxKzAL HoNtIAI.l
pxA1RIx up CulkE. Wl1-- Sept 6tht I'm
rrtu of1rr for sale 1t the NArFAcks, 81 FTalHe o1
<f,tcn via. Known ~ !" Fork C1sw11rd." nn weanes.
ssa1 The f0ih day of September. 1855 large lot o!
Mrd,rsi srs Hnnal Properly, cnnsEstn. IN put, -
tplloNS: tnOE NEpsTEADs.
CHA1R6,
naT1TRfssEs, ssuek.
MATTRESSES. Hats.
PILLOWS, HstI.
iiI.AEEETS, Woolen, White.
HMEETA, Linen.
JI11nN CASES.
6IIiHTE.
UjiAWEES.
DRESSING GOWNS.
.s,1>xc,x,,,. C0titTE1sPANES, ...nx-.
Ar7nsnAf:na =. !kEsfISt;S. fkETEUGEETA lDUhb
EtA!toSE1ii. .FukHiTCF.Ea and APPLIANCES.
sA4e ~, ~ eoInntncs Ut 10 O'Clock l. n Wednesday,
liz Ifo1s1t{ T. all u. posed oa 49, "
IlHhs-GAehih In sosernrpeNt funds
III 0oI ot the Medical Difc:.ot Itont Of NIAsouf3-
.,e.x~,e. =. ". KELLY.
e1As@s~o" r. Il. EnfE. in charge.
EOI1CE-An opinion prevailing That The t:op..,,
1ncAt Bedding To hc sold NJ The 1usntai ia ihis Il
Injected xtth coutag1ouA iis&u4e TAXI f,,tx
Eity 10 inform The public thai no tnfrclIeuI !
lave becn treated Ia this hospital would ala -
1at HsncEtr thing IL uscd With much d sease i Il
tuttd y dsrciao b. existanE orders and reEuIsums
4p1 tAe ". =. AfDy. EUA. sWlFT,
etEIES&-I 64tEcol t. s. A.
, 1865-09-19

Cu1cAGo. Sept. Il, 1853, 5
Whereas the Common Council Of tho ctry or ChtcnSo
has ordered that the a1eya II block Fort UeaIbofn
Addition to Chicago. be cIfhed, nird, Efnied and
nlauEed. said work to BE- done under the sapertu-
frndtsce Of Tho Board OF Public Works, md thsI ene
stm oftrtptyf!xht hundred ard twfnty.one dollars
aud fa}rypi1e cents be rpon ihe reai eata
Eeeneti benefited BY the improvement 50 ortEred
coedirr to thu fTossions of te Hsyi.ed Charter Is
smenasd. IN aueh ca.a made sad provided;
persors iutertstea. that t1 Commissioned Of the
board Of Public works Eni meet At Room No. = m
bef A. b. r ii tho hour Of 10 O'Clock A. II, 10 A.
sess tho amount d1rtcta aGofssaid by tho Common
|s@1 = J.d. GRDgLE,
FRED. LETZ
o. J. ROSE,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Yrb1ic Wosks,
, 1865-09-19

11e v Ou0 SCttt7 l2l4Suu1E1at Tesa14
Aukust Il, 1a1-
AK ron HE.MH111'e Ftr1D EtTEAcT DrrHr.
pS1l-17t-S2&1ueskThu-
, 1865-09-19
TORPORATION NOTICE.

~ os51rx OF Tx poANp OF PEHI1G W9NEs,{
Whereas The Comraon Council Or the Chicago
has ordcrea that the alley running north a9d souta
Chicago, be nhed, gFade.l md pankcd said Hnrk to
he done 1nder tho tupcz1ntendenee Of this Board OF
PUBLIC Worka, md that the nf thousand nl1e
hupttbd md tMtn.I eight dollars BE- Assessed upon
the real estate deemed ne0 ted by the improE eneut
Charter ns anenaed g such case made md provided.
Now, tnetctcrc PuoItc notlco 4 hereby gvca y n1
honrd oe Public Works VIII meet nE Room No i In the
Cont House ln said city % The I'd day Of September
amount directed IS Aforesaid By the Common Council
10 ho assessed the real estate deemed benc1ted by
said contemplated Improvement
FRED. LETZ
OIL. ROSE.
Commissioners OF the Roas1 Of Public Works.
, 1865-09-19

" U11IC& OF TIE U6AEn q PuBLtC W0KKA}
~ CH-CAGp. Sept Is, ISL,
Whereas. tie Conmoa- Counen of the city Of GI-
through The south part oI block r, sehool section
Addition 70 Chicago. Be otlcd. g.sie and riauketi
aaid york to be done under the Superat endence oEhs
Beard ofPuhc nrfA and that The sum OF aVe hsndfed
1nd ninety nine doua1s md tftJ I've CENTS be assesse
peo!Emens oslertd. acc 31dlng to the provt4loas
aad provided
Nov, therefore, public notice u hereby. sttcn to y
pesscus interested. that the ConH!sasone19 Of ne
theCnnEx House N ts,d city @ Tie - Gay 81 sept
biz, \ D. lS63 at the houf Of 10 osiocf E.. Fa 70 ~
Cpure1 to be assessed the r.tl e1t9te oeea DAe'
s'e" " >s-4 nAeast''"'" J. @. 1fEnELE,
T. FRED. LETT.
o. J. hose,
Commissioners Of The Eo4rd Of fuhltt Wotka.
, 1865-09-19

g AZ the national debt vas incurred for tho
snnnrrss;nn If tnc rcbsli;ons this loo must Ie
fxcd heyond repeal. Euless this Is done, it is
evident from reason rs well as from testfmo-
ny, that the representatives Of the rebel States
VIII eoase;ee Win Gthe1s iof ts seIaa.iaaraoat; NOE
MISSISSIPPI winch leaas u tne P1s H. n,;ai eaoai
10 capture tae 9alaona' capata!, t .t tue aia
author o. rePaaa.non. . ~ Gat ta. o. sns a' essan
tive halls OF lhis state tAe 5 3aons.sI 3 sPta.
Ihefe Eas ~ pln. ~, ~ W. pe sins ~ nsosart at
10 Us past hls1ory y H. w ~ ~ ~ 9h;s ~
anmaosMaes "neu tnts eta'e 1T. " tItno. ~,
put'lat1oa q the maa3nnm a39 1ens .t,ch my ~
sEoft o. Maanes ~ s.,e M.ye ano,,13 ~ ro
pofiMay; ~ nos1 t.saah3t, e.s s99' - y ,ha snr.
mattea unless ao1 9onna dnht smI ,;,e 1orment r.
PoTt o. ne haaohal oept aue @ne p1s '''e'' "
the interest lnescon. ,urr, ,rur ,,rar
1y.-AssrAf1loS OF Ing nsofl pE11 AIst
hE FohhipoES.
4. The assumption Of he reta deGs mus ne
forbidden. Already cx-rrhels Insist upon llS
rayuent, Such voices come from Mississippi
and Virgins, Ex-rcl,cl newspapers, whose
editors have taken the oath Of allegiance, up,
lie way In ienouncing 1t. For State to as
sumo this criminal obl1gat1on would be op-
prcssiye to the people, and especially to the
, 1865-09-19

For the Toilet.
Bsqpetts GnlactAc Balm, for promoting lacsattou,
e1sfxux deyclpptnE aud besutfftng the brea5t Sold
wholesale end retail " ds1-elsIs Ira.ralfy. seao
thrre cent stamp Tor circular 10 Boz S7Gl Chicago.
aetfnGsxesS$ T-TxS
, 1865-09-19
NeImbolD's Erttract BueD1.
nElMR!oLD'S
Fluid Extract .Buchu,

For WeakntSs arising tuu IRdisc:etiou. The 0ha1s~
ted poyrss Of Nature which arc accompanied by 20
many a.aruug symptoms, sznuns which Wiz b found.
te{sxaos,ssou to Hsr.ion, Lon Of Memory, wakonal
aess, Horror Of ptsea4e or Fosebodtags Of Evil; h'
net Uut,esa, 1.sdtode ,snd 1nshnttJ to
enter into tho eaifoJmena Of soessJ. :.
Thu Constitution. oess adeessd Nth: 0tvaa& Rsaa-
.ess, requires the aid Of 1edsena to srs,ptAea as
fnztcorase ne syssen, which nEL4HQLps E4~
TRACT HUCHE Invariably dos- II no ssussmeus =
submitted to. Consumption or insanity sns1ns-