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, 1865-09-15
4 SSESS5iENT N0TI3!E

"A SCECC1lEN1 NOIIVE,
IA oFy1C1 or TIE DoAko Or Prut1c wauxx, !
..-..... CHICAGO, Sept 2, 1aEt.
Public notice Is hereby given to ali pe.soas tntesgs
ted that The under, i<utd. Commlsso o Inc Bard
Of Public Work1 of tho Ctsy Of Chicago, have
plsnknR alley IN blocks and u schooi seeuon addi-
nltd In the oEIce Of he City Clerk.
The Tnde.s.4net viii apply to the Common Council
Of said city at its next regular meeting be he'll q
the nth day Of September. 1876, At Tie hour OF *
O'Clock, r. H.. tnr continuation OF such nsses<1enk
which time all pnEuen 1tcrestet will have the rhE
10 he heard. Al persons wishing object to said Is
sessmcnt muat Glo their objections to the same, +,
prior u snch meeting Of tie Common couacn.
J. q. GISDELE,
FEED. LkTZ,
q. J. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Worn.
, 1865-09-15
DROPOSALS'FOR PLANNING
4 coURrPL,cE EETwEES STATE ANDDEAE-

=
OFFICE Or TIE B,aHn OF rrEL1C WoESs,}
cHYct6o Sept. f3sh. 1s65.
Saturday. sep. xd a. II r. nl ior gtadoE nnI pi1uk-
tpEpaEt OF Court P1aee between De1rho71 ana State
Said improvements Will be plll for iror1 The special
assessment rEted to dcsy It's cost, whc.l tho same
shall be collected.
Proposals must be addressed to tho Raard Of Public
Works, endorsed ~Pserosals inr P1ankiug Court
Place. 1pd accompanied with the usual 800 bond
with surctics be approved By the Board Bids mast
The The right u reject sny Ill bids
snd no BID Will be accepted uncs thn party o1srns T.
j. 8. GfxDELE,
FRED LETT,
-....... o. j. ROSE,
fe1tn691 ltt Eaard OF Public Works
, 1865-09-15
< SSESSATENT NOTICE.

:. 4.AxD or rUnlro WnHks,s
r -. ~ !. CntcAG0, Sept, IL, Eda.
ruhc So<,ee tx stven % al pcrsons :asersss-
0T Pubije Works ~ re- 1stv ~ 17,, "~TA compile
ted sle Assessment koll for curbIn nlljn9 and m
N1th "We9dtn Block Pavement" South Na,cr sueri,
nsnt Roll has bern ed in tho occe ar The City Clerk
The undersigned will arp!y to the Common Council
the Elh hay OF September, 1s55 at the lour Of "
osieSk p ~ sor confirmation Of such assessment Il
which time al parties Interested will have the IT, hi 70
b. nts11 ~ ~ Ps:soss ,xtshins e Sbeet e lsd
In .hc o1tee Of Tho Clty Cerk least one day ptor io
such netting OF the Common Council.
J,G. GfSnELE
PRED. LETz,
o. J. RDSE,
Conmlsalone1s Of the Board of pnbiIc Works.
~s~-S ''N.A-S
, 1865-09-15
MrDirtna(.

DIR. Easte1.1y's
DIARRHEA SYRUP
viii euFo nia1rhea, Dysentcry, su:.a-
mer Complains, 8, Collie, ,cholero Nor
bus, and all nerangements Of tho
Bowels, either in Children o. Adults.
lar tLe cure Ut ltowGi Complaints lS
Dfs. EAk1EI:LY'S DLaIs1sI1EA SYELF.-
1t has hetn thnsnughly tc+ted, aad fouad I'll
1IBlE CT RE thtke GauE c0nAfnts. It iS the
btr. medicine In The wuFld lur tA1LDIsEA wien
TEETflSG.
FE~! !Ticc rs cents PCT bottle .
fB- For snlC nj DIR. L. EASTEELE'S Family Mcdi-
c!nt SURE 81! Madison s:ret Chicago, H. aai for f1ie
, 1865-09-15
FOR PI.ANKING
kDbark's BlttrrS.

D When Nature a1i her best Tonics combined,
B- She produced E2oRACHS 3ITTE2s
for mankind.
g- Dfseases destroy u:t, and H0BACH'@
e E1TTEH9 destroy di.eases'
tB- The Stomach Is the source Of life, and ,R0.
w BAcNa aiTrERs renovatc that
tourccl
p Health gires joy md pleasure, and R0-
e RAEE'a BITTNRS gisv health!
EU Physical strength sdus to mental v1gus and
~ general happiness. RCBACH'a BIT
TEHR add to physical strength
~ For these rcasous there Il such demand for
ET this medicinal beverage; and for there reasona
no one ehou1d hli TO test their virtaes.
~ Sold hy Ill Druggists md Dealers eTeE7-
EE Whctc-and manufactured BY Dr~ c. W.
ROBACH. q, Nos. Sc IS, Gu and 0s3
East Third street. Cinciuoad. Chic.
rfY
, 1865-09-15
NOTICE.

" UIEIcE or TIE ItoA I'D OF PTatic W6IKI{
CHICAGO. Sept Z lS{1t.
WteteaS The Common Council Of the City Of Chica-
60 has oltered that cahoun P1s:e in Nosk ~ ORTIZ.
wooden Block Pa.cment,'f said work 70 be done
under the sureEtntHdence Q! the Board Of Public
be ASSESSED upon tho rea1 e.aIc deemed benefited by
the Improvement 50 0rGered, according to tho provt
made and provided.
Now therefore, public nottca 10 hereby ktven % Ill
reIsous Interested, lh1t tho Commissioners OF the
hoazd Ct Public Works Eil meet at Reom No. Is. n
the CouE House u ssId city ths 1'a az Of sertsm
the amount directed alotesnid hy theCommoa Com1
eli be assessed the real estae deemed bnchted BY
J. G. GTxDELE
FRED. LETZ
o. !. ROSE, ....-
Commissioners Sthe Bosf1 Of Public Works.
, 1865-09-15
Gitp Notices.


4 OAGc w H1NAL4
/ oSTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF C0ok-ss.
cSE1F lousz: Kex K;eesx Xe.l+f
st!Std MsH5ass hsTs ben placed u m, hsnd ioF eol
Mimi -: ts seu.h-pstsa Sept s.h: Issa ,aa Is,
esElsntaoE ssg il sloets ii nd III. School seeaa
A4Sssa & Sept sth sud Issued
;hs tTtesen m Of lamp roats 90 Archer Road rom Suite
Warrant - soah-Dased scpE- s.h> 1876, aud tasasd
= ssa ssssIsGs g
WsiTsnt t soush@6itsa SEPT. 9Th. 1ss, sud ,s.ued
e. D. 81 e Ss AZ. Rosr ss:
Warrant 20. south-DaIei sept. ssh 1sa sad Issued
IS ss5i9: "a p,sakas coa1t Piaee u Elocs So. 4
Wtn1n: Isl. Ws.t-}sttd SEPT 9Th, 1855, md issued
tGs ~ @ S9llse,iSn os e. S9eesl 2 ls.tsd t
fS?s1 asss% WesBssa ssps sth and Issued
81 silI1s sa #sss fseih ssss oa
1 Warrant y ~ - 2stsDstsd ssp. sth 40. anil tssned
.hs IsnfsaI9%xlax %s q caasi sss't nor. Adams
warrant 81, North-n Dated Sept sta. tss, and Issued
8s 81 c tssss9 asass
c'S5s ssst 2 fn;.;ca tss ea Sent sh m md .ea
:Se sHFSa nd aliles Es street ao cssrk stTset 70
re;1ens in:sssstsS r. :s!a Assessments .ss r.
fS'ssse a. The ae''
DROPOSALS'FOR PLANNING
b5ns j sogfaEFAcE s4EEEfA. BETWEEN STATE AsDDEah'
.CUycA0o. Sept i3sh. lSt5.
sa,sa epesls 9s Isee'sso ~, Gst a ra.
iDEpast Il co1rt Fjaee between Dsarao;1 aaa STATE
slFtets secord!ns q spesseca!iGns hsta on a!s
wiz
III ssssssss M 30 ssEa st fsss a!s
ST.
.na 81 vi 8 sessptsd aaes t6s paIy odfIas;
ssss Ss
','''''''''' !. !; !! S,SREzs SS5H.
se1tnsse lot Eoard Of Public Works.
.NoRPORATION NOTICE.
~ OFFICE or THE board OF PUaIic Wowsl
- s:sss T., 'sss ;5Ss + fy s
gSsa Moes sf SefsSs e s.
aa IT e se o2 en
ba assessed upon tho re3l etae deemed benefited BY
sioes 4 she ksyised chsts Is stndsd u such esss
~s-scr ~ S-t IN ~ ths
Msss Is saat IS 81 e
I'll 10 Ss asse.sed 1. aaee4ed en- 6taensed 81
S1o eo1'ea p'a'e'1 A'f''''"suJ5 J. G. GrSDELE
FhE1.s LEE!1
Commissioners ofthc Bosza Of Fnhlle Work..
4 SSFSE1FENV NOTICE.
n nrr7cr ~ 1ux EoARn ~ Prn,:o woKrs,
Of Eub.tc Works or he City of Chicago have conpiet
sIleYs II bIocF ~ 3nle9 WIFE. and Websters Htia
tton Chicago Ind such lss sncnt roll been died
Inc ssn aAy 81 septemnTsF. ~ a. snE aoq' q * 2,
f5tne I'll rsrtirs in~restr itt hNTe the rrhs tn hs
, 1865-09-15
LADIES, READ THI5.

LADIES, READ TH15.
DR.. HOOPER'S
FEMALE CORDIAL.
This elegant and popular Medicine will
cure al Female Complaiuts, sreh as
Excessive, Painful or Suppressed
menstruation7I:cuco1rhoa or Whites
Falling OF the Womb, and az if1oG4-
will also bring on the niensas Swheu
checked by Colds and all unnatural
Causes ,.z....-. ...
F.1naies suffering under any OF the d.fculues above
cnrnlcrrtxG, khGua NIT fail II u.n
II IL the pleasant ant tu.llihl- remedy ever In
vented for tr cure u fetuEle complaints. Lad!es, III
II.
srI1ice 81 50 pcr bottle.
81 FtF stic III DR. T. EAsIEEL1 'SFGDuy Medi-
clAc 6torc. 80 Msdlfnn.st, Chicago, IL
a1It-ll3l>-1tt Et&FE-3l7
, 1865-09-15
Gitp Nntices. .


"A SoESSAiENI L. NOllCE& - =.
IA Q1sHx on NE Foam ~ Pum.E WbxEz. u
CnnAGo. Sept lith, 1I6
e. e. INT tLs undersineo Iosn VI the Board
M holie works Of he G!ty Of Chicago. havs eo1pise
to. @ @at1sy @ @seEonsh Block prnesn* Additinn o Chi
mgat Roll has been Fled IN the ur,eu ot lhs CRY Cerx
n ,id a., 81 will spp!y % .he Comsnon connctl
thf Eth day Of september. lsess. al The honr of iX
2 M !cf .nn Of snch Assessment. whirh
tfoa, al paft1ea Interested ELL hnve tho nEhs 70 b
Eeard: AZ pe1soH. TLh!n:: TO ooke. 10 tall a..ss-
t. r. sf th 70 the saue ID writing.
such meeting Of tho Common Council,
F.; ;. -. !.M. G1SDHLE>
: FRED LErx
o. J. ROSE.
, 1865-09-15
A SSESSlIENT NOTICE.
II DYy1cx or EuK RuAxD e1 PE8E1c Wo1xs

CHICAGO, September t1ta. tsa- =
Puhlte nouce Is hereby given 70 ali persona interest
cd thas the uudersl3ned Goamsesonezs OF tas RoaEd
riete The assessnentrou for the opening ofa u bot
eeJ midway between stafe street. and WABASH avsnne-
s!1teen1h street. and snch assessment roll ha. been
tied II the o5ce Of tne CITY C1erk-
Thu Undersigned vii arp1r to the CoElon cnuue6
Of said city, as its ne1t regular Meeting 70 b held On
tne 18th day OF september, Sa5, At the hour or
heh tnu III parties nterested will haye Tho ughk to
be heard. All persons Wishing 70 obtc. 70 sail asscs
naenE mp4t ME their object su1x 10 tho IN TFtt0E
% Tho oure Of tho C:y Clerk least day pst,r t1
sacn meeting Of the Cotumon Council.
J. u. GlSDELE, =
FEED. LETT,
Oh. RDSF. ..
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works. :.
, 1865-09-15
Gperial Notifies. i.
|,esnIier-s Life Tor tue MnIr

Chevnler's Life for tue Mafr
VIII rrstore Cry Hair 10 its ORIGINAL cOLOH:
sENES0rnEss and rgcxo1Es the growth OF INC wxAx,
xs7 uA1E; stops It's fAlng out In three dsyy; keeoa
the heac c1ean cool ant healthy: ean be uSed freely
contains nothing ipIc1lous TIE BEST HAIR DRESS
ING EvEs OFFERED TO 1uE pCH1Ic; II is recon-
mcnd:d and uscd by the nrat medical au,hs1ty, Sold
at The Drug Stores. and al my once No. 1123 Broad
way. New 5ork.
1sssu1c all PERSONS the above preparation VIII do I'll
tltt = Claimed 9r Il 6AEAR A. CEEvALlEE..
j. Milton Hiatt, A. NJ. NJ. o..
Physician md Surgeon 12j Dearborn street, Roou
no. 4, upstairs. r. Q. Boz 291S, Chicago. Special
attention given 10 The hcaunt o. diseases o! the
usana5 sod EcnitA Organs and al private dlEeaseA.
ConsuatAt1ons coundeotial and eree.
Everybody calls Oh the Doctor he treats all With
nolteness and courtesy; tr is The only odresdnk
Who Is regular literary and medical graduate, Its
Diplomas In the ufDce show; hr Inns disposition to
multiply voroh, but n1lowa his diplomas, hts refer.
Cnccs. his thoua.ncs Of eases Of past and hs
PROMPT relief 10 su1.nE patients to .ttcst hts power
and skill in curing al diseases OF private NATURE
though they mns have been given mp by other phya-
cians. Or1ce hourt from 4. IN. to9p.m. Fees for
1FFktnfpt VERY LON rlE rkIr ,
, 1865-09-15

CITY coAPFRollER's
mONTHLY STATMEN IT
: - So.
: - OF THE :. >,
Receipts and Expenditures .
; OF TIE
CITY OF 0HLoA&
= BENG -. S.
, 1865-09-15

The 1ss: md heet; TIC neh, nr1lclc taaly: eTey-
body ke 4; ts purely reSe'a!c; r"stores ErsI hair
TINY, Surcro Threc applications ~11i cure all hunors
tic eca. Ask fur Ntu>1EEf fEaEr4hLK HAZE
lHr1LolA7DE aEt dou't take utlls1. For sale By
III i,rus ::i*.s. HCliSHAM&ES sCIIAACh: AGENTS
1of H.. Northwest, tG LAke sdret. Chicago III.
, 1865-09-15
For the Month Of August, 1866

tfntr Ftped. :.
From Board Of Pcblic WORKS. El005a4t
From Walter Ktmbn1l, Comp
HQHcr. 3u,lSS.W
, 1865-09-15
tAc1fgilllt.
DIR. EASTERLY,S

DIR. EASTERLl'S
VEGETABLES PAIN KILLER
Will cure F1in in the Stomach amps
or apasus, Readache, Toothache,
Bore Throat, Colc, Dysentery or
Bowel Complaints, Nervous Ahec-
tens,e ain or Ague n tho Fact, ,Pain-
tors c ollie, and in fact wherever il is
applied Pain cannot exist.
E,af.r III yuu euftsns pa'n from sny disease a5oEc
Euuuc.nts, Of don any uthc- cause? tncn E.c
DIR. EAETEELl's PAIN KILLER.
This medicine IL perfect au.ttttt for ALL PAINE
a1 ia u>.. internally ind e1tcrlaly. with nefeAlilnS
Furcf~R. TT It.
CT larice IS cents rer bottle. ....
cr For snle a. DR. Z EAs1iELYs Fnn:!y Mcdi-
clue storr 80 3lnttisup street, Chicago nj
, 1865-09-15

| o. F. woodfnsA.
Il. Marwedel....
v. Il. Clarke.
7. E. Gtrbsng..
Tug Mary AafrF'
son.
E. r. lane......
?. 6nlishia......
John Costello.
=. EreHr....~
Thomas Sash-..
J. G. Dnnlap...--
Y. 8. Hoatan b
.".-... -.
PMk.K .Keuy&M'.
Nnlanr...
John GrecorJ-.
Wade / Fcrgu~
E:Eon..-..-..... ::
Dali i Gnwm,.
1T. Davtsou...
T. n. SplfEotd
& Co......
]. G. Gindele,
Martin u. Alulauey.
c. ShtH......
GladdtrgE Full
'M.....-...s.. :
VIM. WoxlfnK..
LAngan d Nc
lugh..,......
F. D. Sullivan.
Sewerage Sink
, ing. End..-..1
Richard Potts..
John Reed......
Wm. L0We.....'
A. j. Nathevsou
c. E. Cart1.....
]. o. Huduotr...
y.AIaaoemPson
a. y. HENn...
+. ]. Reed......
G. Moeckel.--..
\"
, 1865-09-15


Next follows report of ST. Lnke's Hospf-
tai, q valuable Institution which Is springing
up in connection with the Episcopal Church
in Chicago. The report is very interesting,
but too lengthy for our columns.
, 1865-09-15

4 SSESSAfENT NOTICE.
~ nYF1cE OF TIE EoaEp OF PCrI &c WoKxSl
CntCAuO, Sept. II. td5. I
na % Eassn q ~ % IT nr
Of Public Works ol ne 1ty Of Shtca;o have cou1ae-
ted Lie Assessment 1su fpr plalkln, tie alley
North and South through Block : Butler, Wright aad
Webstcrs ataiion to chisaEo, mi sMsh ;Ssssssnent
Theurdcslgned will aprly u the Common Council
or sad City at III next zculnr uertn, to he held
tho lAth uay Of September, Kt5. at the huuF Of ~
o'clock. p. n, fDr confirmation Of such assessment, ii
xhich t1c all parties interested Will have the eight to
bc heard. All persons wRhng object to ssIll psses
Inent rat Ole their nections the sam~. IN writing
IN te etse Of the ely Clerk ct least one day prior 70
JIG. GETDELE,
FRED LETZ.-
IT, EO5E,
Commissioners Of the Board OF Public Works.
, 1865-09-15
educational
GUbitc 4oi1,c Cumppunp,

ME GREAT NEW ENGLAND
L EE8lEDy.
DR. J. W. P0l.ASD's
White Pine Cornro,,,a
is uo2 oGefrd to the atHictcd lh.o,rtort ~ ,.
nfls WIG hee1 proved b. the cirV-:. sts5
u well lno~r the ttte Itun Elcl il iaTs i t
ftVe ltk y1rtncs ''' - W
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Ex1 bore lroat CouEhS, Dlpttcia. bronchitis Srit.
ting oi Hood md fuIlrnarv Anictnus Ee.erslig il
T. ~ area1x5kaa,e remedy 1or kidncT Complaints lbs
K1dneSE and bladder. Gravel. aud other complaints.
Faf fH.ES mo sCCkff It vii be found very valna-
bae- ese y NiAa = 3pp would lca1r the sasne Of
good and trtsd neaic!uv- It pleasant SAFE ana sure
Eod q uErkEets and tes1eEs IN Medicines generally.
REINMANs { VAN sCilAAK, Ch: Chsc::sos sss III. JoHa
u FARK. Cincinnati. Ohio, Gsn.TN IEtai1 for iii
West acsrG.l5l-fxAW.3dp
, 1865-09-15

DIR. EASTEnLY,S
FEVER AND hGUE KILLER,
Will cure Ague and Fever, Chi1ls and
fever, Dumb Ague, 1nterrnitteut
and RcmittcEt Tevers. ...-.
ErCyhc.1! knoHh thai rE. EAsTERLY76 FEVER
AND AGILE KILLER u ID iuiallflle 61r theae
clsfrrssnS tnfnFl,- lit. What mofr c2n bc EskGdf
IF Price II 30 per Hllt.
cE Fur Sale II DR. l. EASTERLy'S FnHl1y Medl.
c1us Sto.t, 80 Madison street Chicago. lii.
, 1865-09-15
TotAl. $180,8g

The following Is 4 list Of wasTnnts drawn upol
the Treasurer during the month: ''.' :, ,
, 1865-09-15

From Moore s Steasns. ,04378
8. T. AtWater & Co......,. 1I1.4l :
J. Dorchester..... :. ...... 6'.A &, - saaa33 q
r-. Marine Insurance Frart.zn Fund,
Fron, i. T. Atwater l. co........ e4s.E
Gsneras rus-~: :. :.
From Walter Eimbar Comp'r.... S'"
- Rtst A0lSe.
From 7. D. Bridges. cs....................... tV''>
Fire dprartifns. '
Frcm U. p Hnrrts. s..-.....,-..........,.... 2i30o
fST< Department,
From Is. aCotIs... t.p1
Rs5orna School 7aE Find,
From Geo ". Perkins na.................. 100000
Police Find. !
From Walter Kimball, Comptroller o,b0o.00
Special .istessM<af.
Erov,, r{tr S%nJfo~tcr Z %
, 1865-12-20
Recent Coal mining Enterprises IT
LQ8nile.

The coal mines Of this well known, bnt
much neglected gion hare ut last begun to
receive the attention that their favorable 1oca-
tion and intrinsic yalne merit During the
past season three new shafts have been under
taken, two Of which are already raising coal.
Those are, 1st:
panf was organized at Kenosha, Wisconsin,
with G. e. sholcs, Of TINT city, President, and
L. 1. Durhnt, Treasurer. II numbers among
its corporators sevcral Of the best business
men Of the State Its lands arc located on the
south side ofthe Illinois river, about two miles
from the city Of LaSalle, and are iptersacted
BY the Big Vermlllion river. They lie In thu
undisturbed portion OF the coal basin, the
seams being nearly level at this point. The
Kcnosha SHAFT is 10 feet by 20, aud Is sunk
to the depth Of 2o3 feet, where 1t reaches the
upper vein of coal, four feet in thickness.
The Company is now at work running entries
In MI directions from its shaft and taking ont
ABOUT twenty tons of coal daily. 1ta engine,
hogs Works, cleveland, Ohio, viii be set
up by the 1st Of January, and their rooms
will be opened, and mining viii be- CON-
mcnced In earnest. This quality Of coal In
this vein differs from the ordinary coal, in
being harder and less bitnininous. It is a
better Steam coal than either Of The other
veint, but not 50 good for domestic use as
the third vein. 1t IS entirely free from water,
and bus IN excellent roof and door. Sixty
feet below is q vein which has been worked
Mreely On the north side OF tho river, having
thickness from four To five foot, but consid-
etnbly broken and interrupted. Two hund-
red ieet lower the third vein Is encountered,
which Is frum three TO four feet thick, and
, 1865-12-20

judgment oi one haaf The p.ople q: ooas cnua-
try by participating tn paying these -ail:gsd-
claims Of Southern Unlouists.t They; m
nearly always pushed throughsbs unscrupn-
Ious agents who stand ready TO t.oll the
The palms" Of cTtEy Official they touch, and
whccycr has the aldliing Of such claims will,
through the weakness Of their clerks or sub
orditates, Inevitably lay themselves open. to
charges Of corruption. Lot no augcan stables
III opened wherein men like Gen. Slo:um
have led With credit the emies, or pa1lici-
patcd with nsptct tn the councils et. tho
country, shall find themselves suddenly, psf
haps un"ittingly. classed with the yna! filth
of which all governments perpetually need
70 BE-. cleansen. III tbs claims :: Of
Southern un3onists are 10 be paid II will not
only open sluiceway of corruption, bribery
and fraud unprecedented In the history Of our
country, converting officers who would 9TH
crwisc remain upright into perjnrcd scoun-
drcls, hut It world open perfect crtrasse! OF
CLAIMS which would soon swell the national
deb up 10 Ave thousand millions of dol
lars. Let no beginning be made in this inl-
guilty.
, 1865-12-20

appears, has been teaching music In that CITY
for some time, was taken BY mob from his
lodging room and violently escorted TO the
railway station and ordered to leave the city
Immediately, upon penalty Of being shot Il be
returned. The pfetencc assigned for such
dastardly outrage was to e5tort ftom him
(the music teacheD Il. written contract OF
marriage, made'@secTctiy some time since,
between himseltrsnd wealthy young lady OF
that place, whose name We withhold for pru-
dcutial reasone. Those who look a proml-
ncpt part in this high handed transaction
ted been haffled in their ehortato get pos.
session OF the document, for the purpose Of
breaking up the intended union. PROT. Mel.
choir was not permitted 10 remain in the
place long enough to collect his dues, nor to
visit his intended wife or he. parent. The
marriage vast have taken place the next
day, The gentleman who WIS thus uncercmo-
piously hustled ont of town had, it. appears,
succeeded IN wooing the heart and hand Of q
respectable young dady, one who had re-
jcctcd the oilers OF a number or the gay
lovers of;:Mhntpeller, + and 1t coming to
pass that the prize was about to fall
10: O foreigner, tte loyer5g tlandestiue1y;
agreed upon plan to set rid OF the:
trenchman who bad thus won the
affections Of d Ysnkce- girl: - Prof.
at'thc manner In which he has been treated,
and protests against such rough usage. Such
lagrant violation oflaw shold not be counte-
nanced among those who nile themselves
upon being $ law-abidiDg Fe5ple, and GER
tnfnly such high. handed proceedings Should
not be Einked at. The gentleman who was
so,upjustly dealt WITH Will probably resort to-
hgai proceedings, and, sooner or later, ascer-
tain whether be has any rights in Montpelier
That tic people there .arc bound to respect.
Cne Of the most prominent actors in this out
rsgcous proceeding was cotton Spectator,
who;- during the Wal, incurred the dlspleasure
OF Gen. Rnlter. We mention no names In this
matter; but quietly await the result; &
, 1865-12-20
GLANDS AGAINST d:oVEaNMENr,

SAAAWa AAA1N6T GOVERNMENT.
We earnestly hops That Congress will at IN
early datc come 10 such m understanding
upon the subject Of claims of loyal ci,Izcns''
upon the Government, as will at once md
forever shut down on this fruitful source of
ftnud, swindling, and heavy additions to the
National debt. Topay ali the damage. SUI.
fcrcd by loyal citizens is simply i'm
possible, and to pay one class with
out paying all Is robbery. Who shall
pay the damages Incurred by al North
ern busincss men by the depreciation
OF their currency, by the loss Of labor, BY the
levy of the dra1ls, and other losses which
were IS directly forced on the people By the
nccessities OF the government a. were any
seizures of Southern cotton or destruction
OF Southern property II Is pretended that
the Government Is bound TO protect the peo-
pie and that having failed In this
protection to the Southern loyalists It Is
bound to indemnify them against loss. But
on the other hand the people arc bound to
protect the Government, and 1t Is notorious
1act that outside OF East Tennessee the Gov
erhhicnt had scarcely = white Unlonlst 10 the
~aoie South willing TO lit finger or to sui-
aerln It's IehnlG II Southern uniou1sts are
10 be paid. Northern Unlonists mus, be paid
ns wei. and there /. not a man, woman or
cliid Ut the North, who l.as worked for
waccs payable III deprecated green backs, or
sold ru'ls tor legal tender currency but has
l.I .he difference between tha. currency and
gold, or part Of II, levied from them by the
acts oi The Federal Government. They
would all be entitled to indemnity on tho
sa,nc principle, and the Southern UnionAsts
u,ay hold .thc1nsclycs 1or.unatc u We, who
lluyc lost so much more than they, are willing
10 Gail II cycn.
Above uli. let Congress take warning By the
n1.ncrous Instances in which mon high in
Official position, hhye either justly or unju5tly
forfeited their reputation ior integrity In the
, 1865-12-20
mufderera Eonvlete&&-Tneir Counsen-
anc0s Revealed in Dream.
lFsom tho Pittsburgh Eazcttn 18th

The trial Of Howser and Bowser, At Ebens-
burg, Cambria county, Tor the mnst3er Of Poi
lte faul and Cassie Mundoy, on the It'll of
June last, has been brought to a close, aud
resulted IN the conviction otthe prisoners, aud
their sentence to b hung. The murder YVES
potIated, and for time seemed involved in
tmpenetEable mystery. The defendants had
served term In the Penltenti tiary, for burglary
committed in Allegheny, and while thcre they
made the acquaintance Of two other prison.
ELS, who knew old Pollle Paul, and believed
mountain hut Of the detcncelesa old woman
wns place where, in the opinion OF these
daring burglars, robbery and III need be\
murder could be committed with impunity.
Ihey planned the robbery before getting out
81 prison, and consummatcd the murder in a
lew days utter visiting the nei1hborlood-
They tlen returned. TO Allegheny, and doubt
les felt secure; but Que OF those triHlng cis-
cumstanccs which SO frequently lead to the
detection Of murder had occurred In this case,
4 negro confined tn an adjoining cell in the
penltentiary bud overheard the conversation
Which passed between Howscr auu Bowscr.
and aflcr hearing Of the murder, he made
known this fact, which led 10 their arrest
and conviction. Another remarkable fact
ls reported In connection with this case,
The mother Of Allss Mmd4y, an aged lady,
suites that soon after the commitment Of
ttoreei 4a1 ou"AE9 20 1ne EDenshnrg jail,
she had dream, in which she plainly saw
her daughter struggle with her murderer, aud
heard her cry "help," tt mother.n She could
remember the features OF the man whom shu
saw In the bloody net, and the dream nalc
SO deep an impression On her mind that she
determined TO visit The prisoners in the jail,
and see u she could recognize the murderer Of
her daughter The inmates were all PLACED in
a row, md the old lady closely serutinlzed
sncuo, one utter another, until her eyes fell
upon Bowser, when, starting back. she ex-
claimed "Yuu are the murderer OF nv
child." This, Of course, could not be used a
evidence, but il Ia most singular fact, never
thcless, and will serve to confirm those who
have hIth In dreams,