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Bakery and Confectionery.

II SHODAIk and w. STlEGLITZ
~. have re opened their BAKERY,
FICTION EltY and CRACKER Ma
NUFACrCHY. Also, on hand n fine
assortment of CHEWING and SMOKING
TOBACCO, SCOTCH and NJ ,CCABOT
CIGARS. PIPES. &c, at Messrs
Cooper & Gathers old stand. may 236
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s.s}2f2olnl slhe1}l,1


IN the basement of Lewis Levys house.
Il corner of Plain and Assembly streets,
the following articles:
BACON, BUTTER,
LARD, FLOUR
GREEN TEA, MOLASSEJ,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
CORN MEAL, RICE.
PEAS, CORN.
PE SODA. PlNDARs,
HONEY, Cotton Cards,
rACKS. Knives and Forke,
SCREWS, Hand-saw Files,
Playing Cards, Matches,
Sperm Candles, Pepper,
Taliow Salt.
Chewing Tobacco, CASTLE Soap.
smoking g Manila Rope,
Mourning Muslin, Shirting,
Pins, Writing Paper
Envelopes Steel Pens,
Lead Pencils, Gum Opium,
Gum Camphor, CaIomel,
Chloroform, Potash. BY
may 253 II. SOi.OIO:.
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Passage to the Up Country.

a HAVING two good boats.
-sSI will commence running
-,..sresisssssE=Sa s.sreissssE3s=Sa FRI " EEkLY LINE to aud
from Columbia to Aiston and SAelcon's
Ferry, every Monday, Wednesday and IN
day. Passengers Will be carried TO eisher
point. at reasonable rates. payable n
specie or provisions. For freigh: OF pass
age, apply on board. a. Geiger's MI
aay IS l. J. HANCOCK.
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The soul 1T man, like common ma
ture, admits no vacuum; il The divinity
is not there, Mammon mus: be; and it
ia as impossible to serve neither as to
serve both.
Thunder ;hreateus, but never strikes
the bolt comes from II silent source.
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Need fix our eyes no more. Look further
South,
\ ou see Corona, and the tribute waves
Of the. Messenian Cuff North. west be-
A l"v-herr picture. There below you
The fruitful plains of Elis-name most
dear,
In sweet associations, t, all hearts,
hom Peace delights with choral song and
"iniIng the way to beauty.
Opering wide
10 the persua~ IONS OF the fond Aiphrus.
Olympias breast. luxurious. Vet as chaste
As beauty i'll the tir>a fresh glow rf youth.
snp.o1es you to her side.
Nnllow'd these bounds,
Beside the smooth Alpheus, and beneath
The sacred olive shade. In the old time.
More hallowcd far than now; and vet,
perchance,
Not Il Whit levelier. The sacred realm.
uonor'd then by meet observance uupro-
BY though,less Office. or irrever.pt steps:
Though Pagan rites upon the Christian eye.
Seemed sin no less than sorrow. Yet the
sin,
Were venial. vixen it. led to virtuous zeal.
And Schoord to meet humanity the beats
That other schools made savage.
1!ere. in Ellis.
BY meet deere of the Olvnpian Joyn,
Me" held perpetual peace; aud to his
shrine.
Brgui-d-,heir arms thrown by-;heir
rage s,bdued,
The striving Chiefs o: Green, in sportive
g.mes.,
Proved strength anG skill. agility aud art,
In amity. and to mutual ,.,lHiraliun;
While cage: you'll, lo,k'l on, with emu
ious eye,
And caught the trick of art; and felt the
soul
CLAW owhite heat of arlor. as they heard
The several cries of cities and of States,
Arcadia now. Laconia, A,iica,
AS each. in several triumph, won the prize,
Decreed TO perfect manhood.
These games,
Though dres>'d iH peace, winch taught the
Strength ~ u v,.n,u. SI, passion; mayiug the
conflict,
Without It's venom; and the race was
Taught.
BY tee recurring nractice, to prepare
For combat, in whatever terrible shape.
.corever ready. lest. the enemy come,
And ind them weaponlcss, wi;4 on; d chief
But all was peace at Ele, and beneath.
'Olynpia's olive shade. The rival heroes,
But late from opposite r"nks in deadliest
No lcnger wro:h, here met in warm esn
brace,
And eyed each other with an envious love.
That sought conparison: watch'd. and
weigh.l and .c!t.
Each sinewy a:nl, and measured we'll the
height,
The bulk, the stature, muscle, eye and
port,
Nor stinted in the proper admiration,
Which said, This is a mon--thou,h
late toc!'
And so, embracing: they together sped
"a generous conflict; i'll The wres,le, race
On fiery steeds from Thass"ly, or, stript
Tried t:seir own sinewy thews end limbs,
afoot,
While eager thousands. hn;ling as they
sped,
Shouted the tribe by which the spoil was
Nor rnock'd the vanquish'd who mad
bravely atriven!
The full moon was the herald through az
Greece,
Proc!aiming peace on earth Then armies
ceased
From leagues; then the city gates thrown
wide,
Welcomed glad respite with the traveller:
And long professions through the h'i!.,
ways passed.
Seeking tl.c ccm!non gca,.
Along the bauis
OF A!pi,eas. see III. Inyraas as ."ey track
Tie Olympian plains; 'cae gs:!aais aswith
Gowers.
, 1865-10-25

-2l.
STREETS AND AL1KEs. ND.
.t lhs committee on Streets and Alters, +. D., to
Sa%5 Tne asa ees1 Geeaed an Tor laying
ksnte street to the river, rpo:ted ID fa,or Of tha
report co9en1red n and ordinance passed by ayes
Ages-Ald: Gage. Kntckerbocke. Carter; Barrett,
Miekef. MShoJ. Wilmatth, Shertdau. kann, Moore,
Moodatdt Ta1cott, Holden, Bixby, Bond, Russell,
Frenzen' lawson- shaskford. Clark-s0
KspasEsed IN hros Of the passage Of The following
Rtsoirsd, That the Board Of Pnblic Works be and
they arc hsre6y Sy te9uestel to make ont new Az
oetNeen Norta Avenue and Schiller street
AePofa confnf1cu In and resolution adopted.
~. s.EEE1s AILEYs, T.p::
INC C9n1tnltfee On Streets md Alleys. n: D., to
whom hsd been referred an ordinance for the con.
st1uest9n Of sldewalk On the west side OF Halsted
eHeet from HFeht street to Sixteenth street, t.
ported IN fayor or the paseaee OF the same.
hepoTf p eoncnted tn and ordinance passed BY
nses s,ie.h aha hfT nnss y 9t tolIoTs:
Moore. Woodard. falcott, Holden, Blxby, Bond,
Russell, Franzen, Lawson, shackfoul and Clark-
Nes-None. :" -..
Reported in taror Of The pase.se Of m ordinance
for pl11nkng II 'he Alley In Blocks Il and ~ $. E. Il
Report eo9c1i1ed in and ordinance passed by ayes
,e; 1ks Tke s1s; SiE KRiS1sTSSes is[ F. Bar
Moorr. Woodland, Taicott, Holden, Bixby, Bond.
nussel. FEanzeu, Lawson, shacldo.d aud Clark
No<ESonc.
AID. Wi1matth Of the Committee On Gas Lights,
, 1865-10-25

Is the only Physician Il Specialist now IN the city
Tx. cen be entirely rcllfd upon. Go TO I'm, end rot
safer 1:!scasc to sca:n In sotr eyxten. dts1Eur!ns
yor1 faec nd BODY, beddcs destroying your happin=
apn iuture prospects IN life. Tie has made personal
diseases xnd nervous debility his study for the last
;wcrty years. md Is therefore the person whom an
afflicted shoald consult No one ever heard Of pa-
ueu, OF Ills no. being cured he has been In the
city Hs reputation has vouehe4s IL ri, tho city Pa
ezs, s patients aud the medical Profession, bo,h hcre
and abroad, as b.in. the ost skilled Specialist h-rc
and thorough ma.tcs OF his profession II al oshcrs
tall, uonr de,aair; Etvc hin call. Il IL ouly com
mon ccc1-.-eacc With hin to cure ruch c,ses- Ills
rooms gre separate for ladies' md gentlemen mud iae
most complc.c In tho city, coosul:atlons free snd
ssptdcutial.
oncc 40. 1S8 South Caark strcet cotnrr Of Noaroe,
half lock fscru thu Post p11cc. ros, Once Eo1 15a
Ch!caso, NJ, oEsce hours tsom T.. m. 10 {. r. N.
Send for his Gulsc to Icl1ih." published xno1ahly
rec o. Charge.
yoCaa MEx. TAXI TAE.1cuIAR Nut1Cx.-DoctoE
Detlow dc.o,es much OF Ills tl1s the treatment Of
tppee csscs caused cy secret habit which ruins both
no1y aad mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
los either business q. society," The sad EJECT Of the1s
carly Eab!t Or the Of 1aet 1edra ID to weaken
and denIa,e tic constitution. destroy the physical
snt mental poxc1s, tmlnlih and catecbe dc natural
1eel.nss, std exhaust tue Vital enc-les Of manhood
the pleasures oElc arc ar1cd. tic obect ofmas71ass
sfut1tcd aad existence itse:f rendered tEs of IN
easlas misery aad regret Such pe1soas, especia1,
those contemplating marriage, should lose no time
making immediate application. - In. T.. By hts nez
treatment IL cnaLled to ensure speedy and pesrna
neN cure,
zH 1,aSh T7&tl x+ n
, 1865-10-25
MURDER WILL OUT.

Il Remarkable Murder and 1kcmarkn.
BILE 1nksance: OF Detoct1on--A Chfsel
with a Trade Mark Furnishes the
Only Clue. .......
rFfom the Philadelphia North American, eo.h.1
The terrible murder ut Sixth and Arch Is
sods were scarcely heapcd upon the colin OF
the murdered man when one Of his murder
ers Was securely confined in the cells of the
central station. The arrest Was one Of uni
sual difficulty. When the detectives visited
the scene Of the murder the only clue to the
perpetrators were blood stained Aaulkcr-
chief and the gag used III stranrllpg young
Needs. With these faint traces there was
little hope Of ferreting out the murderers, but
detective Joshua Tnggnrt assumed the task.
Returning to the store. he Tecnnnoitcrca the
premises with new diligence. 4 new tracc
mas then discovered. A new nortise c1lscl
wrapped in piece Of brown paper lay on
property Of the proprietors Of the dental de-
pot. 1t had plainly been brought there by
The burglars. To trace IL then became the
task Of the detective. Upon 1t depended his
only hope Of tracing the murder from the
dead porter to the burglars who had killed
the uuo1cnd{ng warden.
There were none Of the usual evidences Of
crime In the robbery Of the store. 4 skilled
detective knows crery thicf within lis Jnris-
diction, and their operations arc to him
familiar md easIly rarpouizeu. The appear
ance nfa forced door viii Indicate the man
WIN hurst il onen. An experienced detective
VIII trarf n burrr]ar bv the manner Of openinE
a iionr as reatl{ly as d bank.teller will recor-
n,zn the hand-Yriiing Of one Of Ills deposftors.
Tha si,a ~ thr ;i1nI1v need The manner in
wI;ch i; IA ann1ied-1 the pface at which a
1'n,,sa ;s cnteraf whether nj The dior. the
Window. % the roof Or tic cellar grating, are all
20 many s1ar Fhoae hue onnEationa he ttsees
M n t1,ss Sasa thcrc 1yns m hnrc1arIv crfn-
n,i.trd ~ r wos s;1e1;,r murder and rohhcrV.
Tho rnrrdcncd rn.n Ind either nps,,ed Tia
door of 1he yaroroom or Tie mnrdercrs
oncned the door with the kcyB taken from
tl1o racred aud fuseustblc porter. The re-
moral of the goods betokened the robbery.
Gold silver and nlatina to the value OF s; 0)l
.rcrc takcn auov Int fbnro ,.os M i-ocas ~
+ - - ~ ,ss,are ,on-Ja,aJ -, ,1,en NJ
Iu5uSS =. ~ ~ ..s,t.an ~ shsI,.n.
ny aeao ~ LUG Sn.ts, n4oet o1," ~ ~ uastl,ez
s1ooo cMplJ es4net lug "am, nuy n.-is4ad
cue oE ioek pttnt " T., ~
70 ~ VI oaseet e"e oetee4se e"1:' '"s4's :" LIZ
se9,cn me3ao,,,.o T,oro-f Iner,h H. fc1t tbc
a;ne,s't,. ~ h;s s1tnatio,, anJ ba nrararved
dllncnity o. rs s1lanon' anu ae RIssss'Su ~
Ine cn1sct 81 lne iIsL Anh " Lne e'aoe1eo ~ ~
was 20 ioige euu rasten tuto cna ':1ai - , ~
neetns Rsool IL, NJ iooa -. s,a tn h;ra Mmn'
ns .tH ~ ~ 4.e ah;sa1s nJ crc ,rac1,v so3
af9s oi ", tnc % - n1k,e asaIne5 iosi1o i its
tne III, sa ~ S.as ,ss Se ~ haci. Is +ha
pow musm aem ~ ~ nb,so1 arrcst ID
TsappE Rp+ RtsI+iar Ie1os T1.sso @ 9innres were ri.
deE3iX = ealcniatSnn bv n harSwaTe dealer Of
, 1865-10-25
Nfr. .TA1urRs

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Formerly o. '"nss LOCK 'so"'l'f' eus'''n 1'o"''s'
New os'eant' esaolisaeo IN 'A'o' no" pc 10
ca'eo d II Haaco'pa stecE ~ ao'e- e'eaa'
III II 'he 1ealment ol o1o .nRostc'
oe@ef wv - "-" - ~ ~ Wv
EAsf' AID p'soIo1ss oF eoa iA'i"cs 'ka1hsA
chAEAeFfe' tufes 'ne" "4tnou' 'a'o'uns 70 MT
cu1s 1oi1oe to' Af''1' ~ =. n.y. p''''''' ~
Will -'eH''ofsseT 4't a4' 41a
biooo ro'Soas'
oR1ASic NAA'@N4s tHeA - es''''.'
Aafo1 Ano o'e9'a' .at4ea.'"'' W =, .no..e ~
'"ess7'e"'sAt 'na'se'".''n', -
1eo11Alns' eAa''es 'oes u ansae'9s' s'"'ea4o''
f'ons o''nHe6s "no o4.s1t'1es lus"u's ~A0 o%ao oe
, 1865-10-25

II 0SEG5NIEN I NVI1tJCs
IL OY41cE OF THE Board or PUBLIC WORKS.
-. " Chicago, Oct. 8, LN3- !
PrbfIc notice Is hereby Given 10 all persons interest
Cd hns the undersigned OF the Board
Of Pubic WoEEy Of ine city Of Gnea9 have snmples.
with wooden block pavement, Canal street, n0m the
south side Of Lake street to the north side o Madison
street, md sEch Assessment Roll has been ned In the
Gflce Of tho City Clerk.
Tbs Undersigned wil aprly to the Common Council
Of said city next regular meeting, to be held
the thteth day OF October 1865, At the hour Of *
o'clock T. H., for confirmation Of soch assessmcnt
as which time iii parties Interested will have The right
to be heard AL persons wishing to object 70 said
sessment tl!c thtr objections TO the same, In
dag prior 10 such meeting Of tho Common Council.
j. G. G1NDELE,
FRED. LETT,
Oh. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Boaru Of Public Work..
, 1865-10-25
In California aud Australia

It "a currently known tho - Miners Acdtcne" md
s popularity IN all the gold regions OF tho Western
Hemisphere Clearly that 1t Is considered Ints
rensablo Tho preservation Of health amid the pta
ttQra harIShlr9 mud exposures inscratahle Hou the
lie d TIC gold hunter and pioneer.
, 1865-10-25

to14LES1oItO . c41CIL.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, cooK CoUETY-ss.
EuT CpL1kcIuK'A O111cX. CouET H0CsE,
nooI No, II, Uct- aHh, 1sa5.
Public notice IL hereby given that the following de-
scrtted Warraats hare bcap placed n ny hands for
collection. to wiz:
Warrant Isl South, dated Oct. l7h 1876, and Issued
5or thf collection OF special nSsesnent and l.r1ed
for lllng, grading Aud pl,ukinx allev In Block a.
fractional section il, addition to Chicago.
Warrant {3H South dsted Oct 18th, 1861, and issued
TOR The collection or special assessment levied
bioeE Ii. Fort Dearborn Addition to Chlcaso.
Warrant 459 South, taicd Oct. 18th, lS6a and Issued
for lhe collection Of spctI assessment levted for
Warrant fso South dated Oct 18Th, 1861 aad Issued
for the collection OF special assessment levied for
grading ard pnyinE with wooden olo.k paTemc1t.
lasale street. from Madison to Washlo ton street
Warrant 49, South, dated Oct. 18th. 1s6 and tssned
for the collection Of specisl assessment levied for
nllinE grading and planktug part Of adduck Pisce,
in nlocE K, Original Town nf Chicago.
Ka11n1t &C., south. dared Oct. 18th. l6. and tssued
for the collection OF special assessment, csted for
the cpepir OF .ofoot alley between Michigan au1
Indian avenue, 6outh from Tweuty-thtfd stFeet,
through blocks z. % and pat Of Is Of ". y Of Sec.
&, 81, IL. e..
ali persons Interested In said assessments are re.
ducstcd 10 make immediate payment at my occ In
default OF such payment, The said assessments Will be
cted 1t the cost md expense Of the pcrsons ahc
oeatGo+1ls City Collector.
, 1865-10-25

Lays the foundation Of innumesahle complaints Why
pins and suffer unttr the pan:s Of eon9tipatou. md
risk the dxally consequences to which It leads when
IN esh as1 LII OF tn nesaas No.
regularity which Is the drss condition OF hc1kh anI
The beat security against all eplderalc uIliutn.a
, 1865-10-25

a. 4 SSESSAIENT NOTICE. :.
n uEF1rE eF TIE Board or FEBIIc WoRks,l
CHICAGO, Oct. I'd. 1855. :
Public notice Is hereby given all persons interest,"
cd. that The C1dc1signcd OF the Hoard
Of Public WORKS ofthc City Of Ch:easo have compsc-
ted the Assessment Fol- for cutbnE, tlllng, grading
and paving With wooden block pasemtnt Nest M.ft.
son street 9 r. vest AEc 4 la:stea stest 70 tas
spcl. Assessment Rel hiss becn 1lcu In the oalce Of
the City Clerk.
The lnicrsg ned win apply to tie Common Council
CT said City It's next regular meeting to be h1ld
he tblttieih day Of October, lss q the hour OF u
at which time all parties Interested will have tho right
10 be heard All persons Wishing to object to said A.
Ing in tho ohca Of the City Clerk. At least ono day
p'i'1 ~ j. G. GIEDELE,
FRED. LEfZ,
OIL. ROSE
nrt3TftS1Et
, 1865-10-25

AEa.nst the oo1tous Effects Of the varieties Of lpus
water and the pefn1cous atmospheric cha7Kea which
10 must eneou1ter % h. our1eys nnlsSs armed IN
No other ionic viii create and keep op condition Of
the syste lhar Will reader 1t proof c.alnst the
potsops Of tic two elcmcuts--hIf and N3{E.
, 1865-10-25
Without i Good Digestion,

Relish for food howsysr is scarcely blessing. HOS
TETTErs STOMACH! HTlTKIs3 Wonld. therefore.
be an imperfect ton!c e they only stimulated tire pal
create hsslihy desire oF sustenanec sut si,dow Tho
rptrt1pens the food the palate cyt$ Thus ~goot dl
sss1iqn waits On the nppek1te and health o. hlthe
, 1865-10-25

uaylrg bccn used extensively and for grcs.er
L, record Ears md RaseI q tie nas2.sa hEtog oc
have liy. and died anti hee7 forgotten since 1t w To-
sto1uced. Il has tod1y iLet aale ind Edar popq-
1atts; thsn ever,
, 1865-10-25
VOLLFCTOR,S NOTICE.


~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook County-SS.
CTTY CoLLfCronss OFFICE. C1CFT HnrsE,
Room No. II. Chicago, October y. 1865.
Public Notice Is hereby E1yea that the following de-
ac!!bed Warrants have been placed IN ny hands Tor
collection, t0-utt:
Warrant - West dated OFT 18th. 1851. and Issued tor
tie collection 0! nsrecta assessment levied for Gll
Ing, grading and plensinE alley in Block Il, Canal
1Fustees' Subdivision. W. X, and y. NE i. 3ec-
Warrant ill., North, daicd Oct 18TH 1851 .ot Issued for
Tue collection OF special assessment forfet Tor
curbtnE mud paving North Clark Street. from Chicago
avenue to the Chicago River.
Warrant III, North dnted Oct. 18th. 1915 and tsaued foE
The collection Of srtctat assessment levied Tor et
iEg. ending and plalktng alley In block tN}, Nol-
colts Addition To ChtcAgo.
Warrant H. North date tcs 18th, 1861 aul1sgued fof
tho Cp1ect 10 OF special assessment leved Tor I'LL
ing, grazing and planking alley in Diocx t5o, Wei!
colts Addition to Chicago.
Warrant ~ South, dated Oct 17th, 1s and issued for
the collection ofa special nsstssmeut levied for
euEblnE. nl'lnc and p.xIng South Wells street, fsou,
Lake street. TO South Water street.
Warrant A. South, dated Oct 18TH 1867 md Issued fuE
the collection OF special assessment feylet for
the HiIeulng OF u1!sted street. from Twenty xth
street to the City Ll1ta. 10 The width Of s!xtg-sx
fret
An ptrsons Interested in said Assessments are re-
qEesfsd to mAEt immediate payment at my otDce. 1n
default Of such pay the assessments will be co
ieeied at the cosi and expense Of the psFtes liable
therefor. 4. q. HEALp,
oecin1Gl1t City Collector.
, 1865-10-25
#enirtllal.
MeDirtnal.
HOSTETTER'S
~.
CEg3EATRD -
ST Q M AC III
BIETERS.
Common Sense Teaches Us

Common Sense Teaches Us
That II our bodies srr ns:utally feeble or dehted ey
ecSnuss The ek Of {sk.st1 and Vitality must 65 sup-
rfIed il pc csstbe. by anch wholesome mc1as Of gX-
grafton ns Narure and sccr hsEo plscet st oor dts
posat.
Experience has Taught Thousands
Tint anons MI tho remedies for phrse and cons-
tnt.ooa pt4traton, 70 which public attention
acrrtAhle 70 errtan N ts hcnesctal results Is UO9
TETTEEs STOMACH blrThIS-
During Twelve Successive Years
This srtas Ho0ssh Tonic and .Nterasye has m1t1-
tane1 it, 1tcen.stncy oyrr crrry other Eascc41ed
A,tuauiAnt, and II u now the standard p1rraraoE. of
ls class oaIy IN ali puts Of the uoie1 Ataio
also tn South Atncfca Central Amrrsco Mexico, tha
We1t Indies, and AusH4ftA.
The Horrors Of Dyspepsia,
And tho snA1 tzaln ortlsoriers which It lcas arc
arersed By tho u.e Of HOSTETTEE'S BiTrERs ~ :
direct AID genla. opzasioo upon stomach, Tho yo
and the nsEsous 8ystam.
Tho Shaking Martyrs
OfFKvER AND AarE. instead fbelng dosed goronths
with autnIne the ruin Of the general health,
promptly ses rpcu their ct again. without danger or
tmtttert. Taktu as safeguard csalnst ufss,na It
renitra attack ot CHu1s AND FETER absolutely I'm
possible
, 1865-10-25

il1cates fh8t tLu pyoE:icos OF tic BIItczs have H.
Ways eon1ned Themselves Principally to the testimony
readers to verify the published statements y direct
teeEtrce 70 The naEtes whoss names xszs appsnea to
de0c1. II Constitutes volume Of proof II Is be srd
sEch as WAS EaycE bcltrs offered IN support OF the
claifra Of npY other advertised medicine,
, 1865-10-25
Universal AdnIferatf0D

Nas rendered Ill imported liquors. not Only unfclshIe
hnt 1ansrIoGs ptstinEnshsd tnom every other slim
HOSTETTER'9 BlTTERs. tha recnaed casencc of
sound ns1tre rye nso!eatsd With sne tulces of thn
stands alone md unappFoAchcd ~ safo IN Fcpfpsc.
aola restorative and preventive.
, 1865-10-25
IAe history Ot the case has no parallel
the police chronicles of PHILADELPHIA.
KctchuHl, the TorCcr-.A EIabea4 Cor
pu* 10 Test a Summons for Him ns
a NEFtnezK.

NV YonK. Oct. al.-Edwa1d D. Ketchnn, for
merry Of the firm OF kc:chnn, Son & Co, now con
ned @ IN ths Ioomss uner indictments & fo,the hsavy
release from Imprisonment, be be!ne, By virtue of
writ Of Aabsds rorps, taken from his cell and con.
he was kept under guatd while tho areur1t nj mas
being heard on a motion That he be allowed to tes-
lify IN ccrtain coec growing out Of biz tlansac-
McVIcEcr, who claims fund Of $7U, coo. hell by
t;reenlcai, Harris : Co., under an account which
alleged, Of sIr hfeVicxer. On tbe coac.asion Of
the nzrument, the Judge took the papers, rescrying
bis decision in regard to allowing Kctchum to ap-
pear witness, aud the latter was returned 10 the
nha
, 1865-10-25
oct1ssE9a1It


COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ CrrY CoLLHcToRts OFYtcx,)
CpCET uoUK, EooX No. II.
CuIcA6o, Oct. 18th. 1857. J
Puhlfc notice Is hereby given that the Warrants
dated October ssh 1875 lof the collection OF the An
n17l Taxes assessed on inc Real ttc sltsated tn the
plasnd IL my 6ands for collection.
AZ persons interested aIn requested to mako In
In default OF sQcb payment. the Taxes will BE- col
1cced at the cost and e1penso Of the persons liable
for the r1J rnent thereof.
Ali Taxes remaining unpaid tat nrst day Of Jan9
aEy re1t will be collected ri III 1Te ccrt in addi
tru 10 as1d ia1. 4. II. uEALp, City Collector.
N,H-FnFtles wishing To ascertain tbs amount OF
their Taxes, have them istc E1u please hand Ia
ltstjnc uitet said date, ptl1 s71al!t
, 1865-10-25
a SSESSMENT NOTTCE-

A SSESSMENT NOTICE.
N OsF1cx or TIE RoAHu or PCu11c ToEHs,p
- CHICAGO, Oct q. Es3,
Publc notice Il hereby Eiren to all persons !nter.
Hoasd Of Public Works Of the CITY Of ChcsEo. have
completed the Assessment tao for the construction q
psiEatt ifains On Wabaah avenue. beswee. Eantolpa
a Twsaty stsses ,1d c3 eqch ho
The undersigned Will Apply 10 tho common Co9uc1
OF said city, at liz next regular 70 % neg oa
O'Clock D. m. for eonr or such q
which time ali parties Interested VIII hsse tue 70
sersmept must flo their objections to the saue u
writing in the ot1cc ofthe GT Clerk A. leas enc asy
pt1"' ~ '1 Ne J. @. GINDELE,
FRRp. LETT,
o. J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of The Eoart Of Public Works
, 1865-10-25

Eeally Possessing a the Properties claimed for .hre
md la1atlvts. and daily rrusl1E by it. operation Ia
requiring hc ezait!uoa Of these !se important
fity ind tho best possible Pr. ..ortion5.