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4 certain member Of the jackson county
bar, rejoicing in the appellation OF William
Johns, Jr,-on individual who, by the way, is
very well known In these parts-has come to
grief, having been brought up at a short cor
ner. He has been arrested for an attempt to
commit rape upon the person Of young NO.
man named Lydia c, Fish. The circumstances
are as follows: The young roman il poor,
unsophfsticated country Girl, who lives In 4
small village In Hillsdale county. Her father
recently died, and she went to PaM Paw to
visit a sister. She started for home On
Tuesday, and arrived here that evening, In
tending 10 take the stage going eouth. Here
she learned the stage did not leave until
the next day, and accordingly vent to the
Marion House. She Was almost without means,
and was In the sittIng.room Of the Ma.
rfon, thinking what she should do, the
thought OF her forlorn condition causing her
to weep. While crying Johns came into
The room and inquired tie cause Of her dis-
tress. She told him all. He then advised
her to get room ut the hotel, stating he
would lind her employment. Hc engaged the
room, and followed the bell.boy until he as.
certained Its locality. Alter she had conc to
thc room, he effected an entrance, took the
key from her aud locked the door. Here be
attempted to outrage her person. Her
SCREAMS attracted persons close at hand,
Johns then attempted to make his exit, but
could not unlock the door. As last resort,
he left By meana Of a window over the door.
Shortly after, he was arrested. The case wss
, 1865-10-31

I but lost from mildew, caused by 50 long =
continuance Of dry weather." Considerable
| rain hns fallen during the past forty-efght
hours, and the wind Is now from the west
ward promising still more. Last week We
had nothing but easterly winds.
,,,n,!as MasA1;w1he -. supply o1 English Is Tery
foreign: The weekly sverige was %. 10d.
On is888 quarters, against 425. on C, ,883 quar-
tera the previous week. Average price per
quarter, 4la- Id.
BARLEI-The best English samples range
ftcm :SsSSs to :6s, ranging down To sos for that
fuita6le fof brown malt, and down to 25s for
grinding descriptions.
,OArs-We received 5,10a qfs ofhomc grown
during the week, and 49,061 qrs. OF foreign,
the greatest portion. Of which came from
Russia, a considerable quantity from Sweden.
the remainder from Denmark and various
BALTIC ports. Our largo dealers hare bought
cautlons1y, md metropolitan cousu1ners to q
moderate extent, and prices we're generally in
favor o. buyers to the extent Of I'd per Or. on
most descriptions OF Russian, nnny OF these
coming forward of poor and light quality.
From cur own oat growing counties, we arc
getting rather more thnu Of late, and these
are slightly easter to be bought. Average
price per quarter, a0s Sd
FOREIGN GRAIN.
Btrs 1ftekly Messenger, Of Monday, reports
r7.-.I.... l.. al .& ,,. -.
totersh11 . ~ Hs11 nTn - ~ tnSaoRs nSve eeen 3
ands oi gram were short oaing 10 tSa pw s,a;e % of
the r1Te1n. The milers and bakers have bouCh; ~
ther largely Or both old md new wheat, and fur-
i1 neI oasEs.e s ad.snee has beaa es.anlis1ed New
+tE tts - 1st ~ @ o.:s r ~ to u ~ J.. "ets
~ .1eicE,n, fn,t II % w a. ~ NJ EE y. ~, ~ n I
9, ~ x 1h ~ S ~ - ~ ~: - ~. nsa asm ~, - u
III e. peerss ~ ,,, " T." as " san M Wi
fnaair s ~; , 80 saae - ptJ o..GJ tsst ~, ne toVu @
4e 9 e.. e. nfwg - ~; ale
~ 1 ~ na,s eo 9sss Huae te a ta ps1G3:a.
+".,.s. T., n M;d Ct,as ~ r. ~ uSs i ane
tiStx 1e r1on ~ fn,ar ~ 80 tssaJ ~. a. ~
yipfacio,t h,t th.t ~ e,t, H. ~ -; III 9
only IN na snnnTx H. er1egcr ~ 9na 'ahs ahs VI
rerT s1naS a3'o' VI "e 'eat' 'ue ea'p"en@ must oe
'e1i hera e,1a'a ~ ,,,,r 1,.t,. ,,..,.,,.,.
uniisa SAX. n,, ,,a1 OF lPoIs H9m tne
ta,14 ,ei dsa natn ue1t sp11ne, and then The ex-
S1stos nA1 oeteuo ." oo1 pFaces aau taose IN 1hc
-, ihe Elenen ~ mafScn ase quiet, with no material
WEE Wilhont ac1NtS. Ing stx marks vera quoted
a e4ual TO yas "a and sSs Cd per sack Of s5a roa
Many mills hase been stopped working from the
Hant OF water, and scarcity Is looked for unless
Caahge q Neathef foon tales place. Thg number
81 feets!s On passage fsofn ports east OF Gibraltar
59 now ~ AGAINST t5i at INC eaue period LAST year,
1n1h3 u suese ase loaoeo Will maize anu scca-
SOMETHING NEW.
uo-o ,,,r ;e eo,roth,,o, ,,4,o, ,,a ,,to...t
Ale, NV, s,s,su - s.au6 1o'S. nna utc1esE
Ing lOr c.oeNntu4F !alne1s II seems very
pretty In the readfn.. ."t haw T1lI the pud-
1{,,n --S1. = IN,
, 1865-10-31

COLLECTORS NOTICE,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook cuuaty-sa,
= CIT CoLGKcyoK's OFyrcE. CouKr Hogsx,l
Room No. II, Chicsgo, Oct q. 1s5.
Public rotfcc heTrbY Gf7Fn thx1 the following d.
asfsbet! WA1ants hare been pIseed IN ny hands fo<
Wtrsaut 81, so1sth. da.ed Oct 18th, B and tssoed
fuT The collection OF specssf assessment levied
grading md pairing With wooden block paTtUeIH
Cslhosn Plaee, tn Block N ORIGINAL Town Of Chicago
WaTMs -. South, dated Oct. 18th. Eoa. AID lssaed
fef ths collection OF special assessment and laytu3
for the n1ln3, emtinE aou paT.ng N1th wooden
10 Chicago Ryer.
Ws1171t 81 South. dated Oct 18th. 1855. nd 1.aaed
for the enHccuco Of BptcAi assE-sneut frvtaa for
rtgraveI1nR Aleh,gnn avenue, from tho soalh sids
or Lake street to Pafk Place.
Warrant ~ South. dated Oct 18th. 81. and tssasd
!Gr the collection Of srectal hsscsseas LEVIED TOR
fae extension End widening fnn1ao street, be.Wrrn
Of E6 FRET. -
Warrant "a south, da.ed Oct. 18th. 14 4Ad tssued
lnr the collection af spect1 asaeasneck teSitd Iox
street 70 Thirty First stfeet. Of the wtdkuf is ect
collection Of spccia! Assessment levied fer curnng,
Gfadtn. and paving, ,iw1tn wooden block pavement,
Fas Rurtn street, from Michigan avcnne 70 'Ststc
street.
All petaons tnterste4 In sn!d assessments arc r.
lueste1 10 u.nSe Immediate payment Y ot3tt, IN
default Of such payment the said assesue7ts x!4 oo
collected at tho cost sE1 erpense Of persons liable
therefor. H. Il. HRALp, Clty Col1tcEE:
Oc.ttfurt1t
, 1865-10-31

The following patents we're Issued from the Uni
ted States Patent Office for the Western States, for
the week ending Oct. II, 1866, "a reported BY Geo.
L. Chopin Solicitor Of Patents:
Cultiyator-L- B. Barton, Mctaxnosa. H. .
Balance Pnppet Valye-Rfchard c. Bristol, Chi
caEo, uL
Portable Fenee-Samnel Bryan, Jefferson. Wu,
Culuvntor-DaDic Churchill md y. e. Brewer,
Iona Ill.
Washing Machine, Arnold B. Clark, Deieyan,
Wis. ...-s-
Bolts for Flour.n, Af1ls-Solomon Godiry, Peo-
sia, H.
DENTIST Mallet-J. L. Harris, Pontiac. Mich.
Journal Box-Thomas HIN, st. louis, No.
Machine tor Cutting Sheet Netal-Hosea Low,
Waukon, Iowa.
Weather stttp-A- n Periston, Avon, III,
Hand Stamp and Canceller-Ieromc &. Seeoy,
Chicago, III. -
Brick and Tile MachIne-B. F. St John and Hen
n Hosst% $btibySille, Ind.
Expanding. Metals by Steam aeat--A1lcn $.
Sweet, Detroit, Mich.
Side Valte-Slephcn D. White, Cendalis, I'll.
Machine for Manufacturing Lantetns-Wm. West
lake. asslgnor to himself, ]. E. Cross md J. F.
Dane, Chicago, ILL
, 1865-10-31

ANOTHER MASuFAcTURrsG EsTABL1s1-
MEST.-We are glad to learn that Col. Dcnnls
Hynes, after having served his country SO
we'll IN the field, has determined to be no less
aetlve and enterprising In the walks Of pence.
We understand be Is already busy in complet-
ing his arrangements for the establishment OF
m extensive barrel and cask manufactorY.
His plan comprises business that shall en-
p1oy about forty hands, and be will manufac-
ture for the Chicago market principally. He
has purchased site near The Chicago and
Milwaukee Railroad Depot. md will at once
proceed with the erection OF the necessary
buildings. Such an establishment will add to
the population and prosperity Of onr city In
no small degree. We wish the Colonel and
his enterprise the most unboundcd success
HtrashG IE{e0rduh
, 1865-10-31

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, CooK CoUyTY-ss.
CTR Co11fr1uR'+ DEF!cr, CoURr Housx.
.,, Tooa No. H. Oct. 9Th. 1s6,. +
Public notice ts hereby given thst the following de-
scJioed Warrants have been placed In ny hands tar
Warrant 81 soah, dated Oct. 18Th. lsaa md Issued
foF ht Collection Of special asiesga ens sud levod
1ar 1uIng, grading and r11ktnE ailsv In Block TIL
fractional section l. 4ddluon to Chicago.
Warrant &5a South dated Ock 18th, 1868, Aud issued
for the collection Of special ASSESSMENT levied fof
snthtngt 1lltns, grading aud rlsakiug Tho aeJs u
Hlock ~. Fort Dearborn Addition to Chicago.
Warrant ~ South, dated ocs- 18th, 1s65 and Issued
for tho collection Of special levied for
9l!iug, grading and plan st1ey In Blocks IL and
80. school Section Addition to Chicago.
Warrant 3eQ South dated Oct 18th, 1875, aud fss0ed
for the collection Of special assessment erled for
grading and paving with wooden hlock pavement
Lasaue strees. nom Madison to Wash1ns ton street
Warrant +6i, south, dated Oct. 18Th 1s6a and Issued
1or the collection Of special assessment iced Tor
n, u Biosk p Original Town q Chicago..x
Warrant 49, South. dated Oct. 18th. 1s63~ and issued
for the collection Of special assessment, levied for
the opfn&r Of afoot atlty between Michigan aud
Indlan ayenHe, eonth rum TWeutJ.thsrd street,
=, - II.
All PERSONS Interested In said assessments a.e re-
qnts:ed to make immediate payment at my Office. In
default Of such payment, the said ASSESSMENTS Will be
therefor. A. II. IiE3LD,
0cH1tGQf-It Ctr Collector,
, 1865-10-31
Cit, II Offices


~ DOE SOY. Isl. 1860.
CHtAG0 October t3ta. ISS3.
Notice u hereby gdyEn that tho Board Of Public
works hayo Assssed The amount TO b. paid as uateg
5ats or assessments for the at1 month";
November 1sr t61 and cadlux April .Nsh, 1-st sad
ne Sang sre hee6y dtclased 70 be due 1ad payaoie
On nc - eay Of HorembcF neIt. -.
asessed Aad Is lien ali lots OF lind Ehlta abat OF
Aootn ny Street. avenue alley E.rcnEh which the
oo Wnetner ne water Is 1sed In sueh br1dux, Or Oh
u not paid during Eorenbe1. Ten pet cent p{It be
uset. ~ ~
On tho Natef essesxments on lots uacrq The v.ser u
not nseds discount Of Twenty per teut VIII b. raae
=, j. .GiSDgt4<
FHKD. LETT
o., ROSE.
otkt3a93Ht Board OF Public Works
, 1865-10-31

The sheep brought forward are In slightly
better condition, many Of those from Holland
and Germany fetching high prices; the best
Downs and halchreds have risen to SIX shtll1ngs
mud eight pence sterling per eight pounds. 4
high authority states that " as the quantity Of
year, and as the maneolds aud swedca a1c
unusually extensive, We may safely anticipate
~ improvement IN the weight Of the stock
during the remainder OF the year. The only
drawback. perhaps, Is the partial failure Of the
1he dead markets the best pork now tetches
tis shfllings sterling per eight pounds.
Last WEEKS BUs1NEss.
The total Imports Of foreign stock into
London Inst week amounted 10 9G.5io head.
being more than double the importatious OF
any corresponding week in the year ret
known, except In 1861, when the figures only
for pigs. Neat small porkcrs were held at
5s Cd TO IS. 10d and large hogs Is. Id to IS. Id
PER : lbs The trade, however, was inac-
MEAT AARKErs-PREsESr QUOTATIONS..
Supplies Of ,neat on sale are moderate,
Ter 'bs w The edrrass.
1ntcor Deef. eas zntsaorxut,onts T. al a "a 4
Hadl'n9 do ~. sSg!.o Niddlins Do s. 94S
Veal ...+.......4 e9a 4 small do ....G 6Sa D
REVIEW OF TIE GRAIN TRADE DURING THE
PAST WEEK.
BeErs Hfekly Messenger says: s'Tle farmers
are busy with their preparations for autunapal
sowing, ploughins on the heaTy soils being
lands arc working we'll, and on these the seed
may be got into the ground farornbly, al.
though some moisture would be very bepeA-.
cia1, and be most acceptable To the farmers,
but would come too late to benefit
the tu,plps, which In many districts arc all
, 1865-10-31
Child Found In the Woods.
rErnrn tha Errcd RnpT5n naw-rr.% l

Mr. 4. Childs, respectable resident of
Courtland, in ills county, gives Us the par
ticnlats Of case Of terrible suffering Of q lit
tic child, or It may be an instance Of cruel
view Of putting m end to her innocent off,
spring:
On Wednesday last, while Afr. Childs was
engaged In driving CATTLE near the residence
Of A1r. Thomas Hafcy, about three miles from
Courtland Centre, some Of the cuttle struyed
into the woods, a1d In driving them back to
the road, be discovered in So some ,,I, brush, or
rcntly about a year old, but IN an exhauated
condition. Tic Immediately raised the infant,
at first supposfng him to be dead, but after a
little attention, Signs Of life we1o visible, The
Child lar upon Ills face, with one arm raised TO
his head, as II In despair Of assistance he bad
effects Of exposure and cold, from which his
thin garments were scanty protection. His
face was covered with bloUd, which had be-
come dry, and hts little arms were badly
swollen. He WAS taken to Mr.. HatIey's house,
whose kind lady administered every attention
TO the little sufferer, and who will spare no
efforts to restore him again to health
although there Is hut rSy Of hope of saving
him.
Tho child Is about year old, light hair,
blue, eyes, tair complexion, and apparently
sery healthy. He had on calico dress, With
short sleeves, woolen stockings aud thin
shoes No covering for bis head or other
garments were near him. He was found about
eighty rods north Of MI. Hafey's, and about
the same distance from nefghborss house.
AT the time our informant left, It was not
known to whom or where tie child belonged,
nor any Information a. to how he came ii the
woods. 1t seems scarcely posaib!e that there
could be 20 wanton case of dcsertion, and
still such conviction is believed BY many who
arc In attendance upon him.
, 1865-10-31
Why the Bank Of England Increased
it, Ratc OF Discount.
f1ondou {Uct. y Correspondence Of the D1m1ny
- han Daily Post1 Il

Why tho Bank Of England Increased
tts Rate Of Discount.
f1ondon {Uct. y Correspondence Of the Dirua1ny
han Daily Postf
hear from q private and wel1.1nformed
source that the principal cause Of this extra
ordinary and almost uneSampled drain has
been one IN regard to which the bank direct
ors are called upon to observe a certain reti-
cence. The disclosures in regard to the Fe-
nfan Instruction naturally caused great dis
qu1ctude among the managers Of the Irish
banks. At first they could not conjecture
how far the conspiracy might extend. Some
imagined that the arrests made by the police
would precfpitate Fentan rising Ru-
mors Of American sympathizers were
rife, ind vessels laden with arms,
ammunition md men, were credibly
believed to be on their way across the Allan
tic. At such moment no ono could answer
for the maintenance Of public credit among
people 50 credu1ou5, 20 impulsfye and 80 ex-
cited 1t would be the merest accident If a
+" run for gold = did not set in upon GONE
country bank. Once begun thefs WIS no
knowing where the panic would stop. Under
these circumstances It was only an act Of
common prudence on the part Of the Irish
bankers to strengthen their position and to
increase the quantity Of coin and Bank of
England notes In their coders- lam told that
although there has been NO panic in Ireland
there has been q steady demand for gold In
he country districts, where the farmers ind
shopkecpcrF are scarcely yet won from habits
~ old BtnckfnTtt -
, 1865-10-31
General Notices.
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE

Z =
We arc now receiving from tho best Eastern Re-
1Dezies:
LEO bbls- Standard Crd Pow'd aud GranuIaed Sugar.
LEO bh1s. 6tardsrd A Sugar.
GO hh}s. {4S suExx,
$50 bills Il Sugar,
80 bbls. Yellow 9u8aF
900 hbls- Moltsaes.
$50 bbls. good TO choice S{xups.
Also, By way Of New Totk and .sontreal IA lare por
ttoa being tn bond, which We offer for gold Or cur
fencJ:a
30 hhnb. Prime 10 Choice p. r. Sugnrs.
1sp hhdt Prime Choice Plantation Cjafinet SQzars
20 hhds. Fair TO Pr!me Cuba Snsa1s.
. tterces Fair to Primo Cuba Sugars.
500 boxes Fair H1snn4 Srgats.
go bags White OeInerarA EuK3r4.
9c0 bags and pockets Old Gov java Coffee.
80 pocketI Int Java Coffee.
a,GG0 bags EAtr to Choice rio Coffee.
Also, some large md desirable Lines Of G. r, Imp.
md 7. H. Teas
GEO. ". FLANDERS &, co.
pcSInrtu 81 3n .r-
, 1865-10-31

Mr. Cole, Of Geneeeo. {Ill1 committed suicide
List week, By hanging himself 70 a bedpost, In the
chamber Of his resideuce He had BEEN In Ill health
for some time, and this Wis supposed to b ths
huse.
, 1865-10-31

TITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ sTATEoF u.IlNoIs. Cock Ceunty-ss.
CTR CoLLycEpK'x OFYIcE, CuCnF H0CsE J
Room No. II, Oct. X ls65.
Pubic notice Is hereby Given that warrant dated
0ct 21st 153 has been place IN my ha1ds Tor tbs col
lection Of water TrntR. or assessments remaining
patd the lots parcels Of land therein described
Tor tho year ending May 1st, 1855. '-'7
AL persons Interested In said unpaid water rents or
asaessmeuts, requested to elmmedIatc payment
at my ONCE Il Default Of 1uch payment the aae will
he collected n the cost aad expense Of persons liable
therefor. A. n. HEALD,
oC2i.t6es+ut CITY Collector
, 1865-10-31

sHhihaAN aiassaA3,. AND MS CAMPAIGNS; a. Military
e. d. 1nwrx New Yor chapss hnowsnS sRa II co.
Chicago, C. +. Vent / Co. 81. pp. octave.
Ihis appears to be d full and accurate
chronicle OF Shesman's campaigns, carefully
and stat1stfcally recording the events with
military precision and hrnvftv In tha .tp,o
.o,,orvi,st - am..., ~
soHe"Ha1 OF an oAlcial report. Inc matter
of Hhich It consists Is all valuable and cnm.
n,ete of II, kind. Military movements = =.
f,,l,v fetoi1cd aa m;,itorv nan J,.a;, ~
Them. n * I,1nstrnte;, bv s-cc,,a,t 1;-oaa"saa -
NJ Ccnora1s shar,nan p1s:s mam..s u -
aa1d Davis s1ean.a .o..an ~ r~,,1,.',a'. 49,
w,th .n.1 - 49, I,.ss t - 49, tAaPali'sA' T
ata ~ ro-,- ~ ~ .,-..tas . - .on 49, asotsm,
..o~a .t -ss ''t'e' ~
sou so1.,5s;e p =. ~. aua .ue ent1c appeaiaoco Is
The scyerrst criticism which cao he aDn,;ed
~ 4b1. o...,,. 80 -, ..-,.I. .
" tAus eouclse ano Heu HflIte0 WORK Il one
which applies equally to I'LL the works now
being written, or which will be written du.
ring the next tive years, relatiyc to the war.
They meet partially n present ,yant and yet
tantalizc rather tLsn gratify the appetite of
the reader. They afford the materials of his
tory rather than history itsel., The true hIs.
tory OF these great e7ents cannot be extem-
porixed 10 answer the demands of nnh,,aber.
md the cravings of the peon1e. It cannot be
written cxcept BY men WIN have mada hi..
tory r,rofess,on. and ,rhosr ron ia tho 1,a,r,
AoAJ - faUAe9ApAss A>A@A "AV11 PeA - tAG tEAIA4
, 1865-10-31
n1urrfnEe nnd Celfbnc

Al Essay Of Warning and Instruction 10 Young Men,
Iuht published by the Howard Association, Aad sent "a
ntAed letter entelope fec Of charge Address d.. ].
SKiI.LlN NUUGHTON, Howard Association. Phils-
Aelpaa2. Ia. 4uls-h9S2 9N
, 1865-10-31
NEW CROP PARED PEACHES.
400 Barrels

"NEW CEOF"
PARED PEACHES,
OF good to prime au&lis,es for sale h. ..r.er,>.
JOHN ., TEHElSs
oc:t19s.st A-E4F IL South FFout-at., Fhtiade!fn14
, 1865-10-31

In NEE O.,11Ans, La and ALL Sou1IEEk CITE. Z;
caIefllv l1ISINTEIs EMFAlM and StiIk' IsoltG Gs 10
any pArt OF the world. For rEereucr Ano circulars.
eeiju6r+Di Tli-aAA1C
, 1865-10-31

TO EEnNAL1E5.

Tue FEEBLE, the LANG t1D. the D1SrAlR1El.
the GID should give this nlG1be discovery 1ta14
1t viii lx fouHdr otsiiy different from all Other articles
toS the e4Dc purposes.
, 1865-10-31
HELMBOlD'8
Fluid Extract bucfNl

In Affections peculiar % females 1nequasd ~ soy
other preparations, ~ In cn1croeis or Rateatto h1uu
fat1stea psnfalness q suppression ofeuatosy e4ae
atfona, Utcerat1on scfEhous state Of tic Utxzu4
Ls0eoErhte. md III rnnpiAsnta tncadH& to
whether ariainy from habits Of disstp&tIou. n1p<u
dences. Or Ia tho Decline Of Change OF Ltst.
, 1865-10-31

And F1surr Prospects clearly rcTea1ed By Dr.. Raphael
Tie guides you wealth. health and harflness Call
ri 2t1 East Madison strcet between Wells and
Franklin Consultation fee Ont Dol1nr. uso7
, 1865-10-31

kchfIbcrE'H German Ointment
Warranted certain cure without the n1IEhtest dAo-
ces tt,r r[l.A, Old Wounds. Scrafnla, silt Kheum.
frycT Sores al bone and fkin Disease dc. soIe rro
sale II j. II. REED cos, 81 Lake etreet ChlcaEo
pca r3J III TtATC
, 1865-10-31

ZINE IRON CASI1NES.-AN
l. kinds OF fns and nncy Castings. Tarranted
smooth sound sad sott: nsEtieulfs attennSa Strsn
Bel-FNfcninEs. &C., &C. Samples At once Of "1he
National watch Company 138 iAEe atseet. where
prdts1 nxJ b. left. oc%lA Rs F-AAHE
, 1865-10-31

Never yet EquaIed.-1ohneon's
EurCAArc toxl-otsp for the cteetual cure Of khrn'
nlatisru. Seut.lEia, DC Il Is En 1NttRsAL RkxEpE,
5KkSAL iaxEps s"era offered 10 The nns!.e, = hun.
commend II 70 a1lktuic.ed possesslpE great met-
Sold ~ II 4Engg!.s's ,l NC .v..ccu. vno,a
ka!c DrnEGists. ~ Lake ssreet, Chicago. and Drug.
Etsh generally. oc1usI
, 1865-10-31

This preparation insaluahte IN ous wcakne
OF MI kinds It viii festcfe tic waited StfnG Eth
with wonderful pcxH,aotnce.
Ii IL also grand t4n1C, and Will give relief in hrs.
rersts with the trsf doee brief rer1itcnce ID It's
use will reaorale the stomach 10 degree OF per1ect
health and bsRlsh Dyspepsia forercr.
uue uotlas p bottle, OF stx Bottles for t. Sold by
OTu-gtsts EeuerRliy.
Ecut ty express anywhere By Adtyraelsx
, 1865-10-31

The importation Of foreign beasts has in-
creased In an unhea1d.of degree during tho
past three months, wkile the receipts of ami
enormously fallen Of The majority OF the
latter were much under the arerage in quality
and condition, but really prime anima1s sold
briskly. The total numbers Of stocks cxhfb-
tied In our metropolitan markets during the
s,net Il III. bna.ts 1,nnt1 - y
, 1865-10-31

Bcnaetts Ca1actxc Balm for promoting iacrasto1,
coso.Eng deleloor ano be4uttfs1nK she brcAst sold
~hnlc.a1c ard retail oy drusktstA fenerany: send
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FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from E1essscs or Indiscrotlou.
The Constitute once aatcked by Organic Weak
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Bachu tnrarAal3 does II 10 tzeatment BE sonrttsed
o. Consumption oE Insanity rzy cnsne-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-06

snguar criticicm, u may be wen for me to stats ss
briefly possible. the whole question The census hv
the p.vsons q ne law must BE- taken in The month
OF yes. me ssetary Of sseia Gan .:sSpoinf one or
dd0ubtedly, greatly conduce to accuracy IL local
.perintendsnts could DO appointed TO supervise and
tho work while In progress but that would require
the creation Of many ofncen with considerable salaries
to SECURE competent men The Legislature has never
''ton In the manner OF taking the between city
IN, 'ntry Hence when had appointed sufficient
anu cos officers for town or ward my power
n s.ansn = again occupies the same position
nsehaent IN - las charge Of all the details Of the
fna now e. snen as been conducted In the same
assss a me wes zane law as then, The only
dnsress being .as times sa The distr %,a
smaller because in 1855 many x rber Peculiar and
not make their returns until Dtce'>SS .afnS OK the
unusual difficulties have attended and revenue have
40 Sspt censuH Ocors OF the oraft Estate that many
people seem -ssard the man with nook that the
natural enemy. The .numeratory co.gla. ,avs bean
very embarrassing and almost insorrnoun.abss.
the officers were appointed upon upon the recom V
dation OF gentlemen OF responsibility and IN wL's'
Judgment had confidence.
suits; the time OF employment is very short the pay
comparatively small and In cities especially IL was no
easy matter TO secure the services OF proper persons pu
and faithful in the discharge u their dutes and the re-
turns as valuable and completes - under any previous
census The tiled by the federal census
Of 1890 taken under Marshal kyndes The officers wers
My only enort and desire In this matter has been to MIKE
this the fullest and most accuras exhibit of the popuia
tiop and resources Of the State and all the power
spectfulIy, CHAUNeEY M. DEPEW.
Hon. WILLIAM TWEED, President Of the Board or
Supervisors Of the county Of New Ycres