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The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Fine Gold Hunting Cased Watches
for ladies' gentlemen seventy 1--WE 10 sx hundred
dollars each For sale by GEO c. ALLEN, 4l6 Broadway.
one below Canal street. formerly II Wall street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

BillinGs' Moth Powder.
The surest antdots 70 the rsvages OF moths
CHEAP AND DELIGHTFULLY."- FRAGRANT.
o. boxes, 16c b. boxes 81
Sold by drugglsts
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Browns Bronchial Trochcs, when AL
lowed dissolve in the mouth have direct influence -
the affected par the soothing effect 70 the mucous lining q
the windpips aays Pulmonary Irritation and gives relief =
Coushs Colds and the various Throat Affections whiA
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Hot For Rlchmondi
ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS At
Richmond, Wilmington. Charleston, Savannah,
and other places, should be sent by
TIE HARNDEN ExPRESB
NO. 6S BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Highest Premium Lock stitch eewfsg
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 676 Broadway. Bee
wheeler . Wilson's Button Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

For Dtarrh@a, Cysentery, de.-Afa-
CURES Com,e i:s'rsct Of Plant IL the mose
reliable and remedy II is endorsed Col Long
gcnsrs Pieasanton and Cen r'z Henry Warren q the
mssous War Relief Fund Committed, Editors Of the Press.
and Western steamboat onlcers Sold 6y all druegsts
DEMA6 BARNES \ CO., Agents
Il PARK row, kew York,
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Flags-Flags-Poles, Balls, dse., at HO.
JER 4 0RAHAM's, VI Duane street, corner Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

ra---..- VgrlImIffeT VIII
pesysy cure caiarh cstah eaah n bs ,ss
s6sctions, coughs. colds, hosrsoness prwA5 BARNEs
CO. drucsisr II Park row; HEGEMAr ~, ~ p.IrEa m
STusals,s 10 Wsshinston sirss@ Boston, nS'''
, 1865-09-14
Special Notices.
nF. NfreIow.


Is the onls ThJsictan Specialist now IN she city
thAt can be csirclS relied upou. Go 10 n1x apd not
sn1er Dtaease to rcmrin In your syste. dlsoeu,1ne
Souf aos sad body besides destroying your hspplne,s
md future prospects In LIN. lie haa made prr,oa.,
oiseAsoe And ncfFous debility his study Ior the last
1TcaJ scart, and Il thcFntorc the poraoa whom MI
Rhe3eo shonlo consult No enc cve1 beard at 4 N.
uen' OF n1a not being ced tnce bt has been in the
ety. hs reputation hAs sonchesa in M the city pa-
pzs, hs patients and the medical profession 10th here
ena hroad u being The 1nost skilled Specialist here,
md thorough mhstu Of hi. profession Il a11 ot.crs
Au- don't eet1air; give him \ call lth oaly com.
suon Occurrence with hin to curc such eases. Els
roous sTe separate fs ladies' and gentleman, and The
most complete In the city. Consultations nae snd
,oonHdeuttk.
oncc 80, 179 South C1srk street. corner Of Monroe,
hall block nom the Post On1ee. Port ONCE Box IA
Chicago, III. Once houn from "a N. toR pm.
6eod for hss -Guide 10 Health" published noa.hly,
noe ofcharse.
1orNu MzK, TAXI TAE71crLAR Eo1114-Doctor
Mgdow devotes much Of his TING To tie treatment oi
faosc easea caused by secret habit which rns both
BODY and u,lnd uniting LIE unfortunate individual
Tor either business Or society. Tho sad effect Of thcs<
oa1y hasits or the s1cess Of rper 5ears to weaken
snd dehfltAte the constitution. destroy tAe plyzlca
and mental powers. diminish &no enfeeblt the natural
1cclincs and c1haust she Vital eerg1e Of manhood
thc pleasures Of life a1red The obct Of mar4as
frustrated, nno e11stuee itselt rendered tsm Of IN
ccasihG nlscFJ and TeG1rt Such pcrsons, especially
dAose contemplating Marriage shonld losr time IL
making Immediate appAcAtlun as Dr. H. by his nes
Treatment. IL enabled to cnauEp = speedy and pe1ma
nest curr.
i" once, 17s sou.h Clark k-ss, Garner otMou.oe,
OtS
, 1865-09-14
.P9rc nj T,1ttshrr~h-Two Seeu1uexs
RurneI-Loss $4,000.

from The Ptuabu1gh Chronicle, 11th-J
Yesterday morning, between two and three
O'Clock. q fire was discovered on board the
steamboat River Queen, lytcg a. ths Aon-
ongahcja wharf, near the foot Of Ferry street..
The flames spread rapidly, and 70 lew nm
utca both the Queen and Alorce, wn'Gn
was lyirg alongside, were enveioped N
lrc. The alarm Was promptly giyen, Rnd the
fire department soon after reached the scene.
The steamer Venture 'was On the oppos1Ga
side Of the river at the time, with steam up,
pumping out some coal flats, and as soon as
the alarm WIS sounded, came over and lowed
the burnips vessels ont Into the stlracE,
thereby rendering the danger TO the other
vessels comparatively tSlairs. The Alhrce
and Queen were burned to the hull, and
their machinery is badly Injured. 50,
Geo, and insured In Pittsburgh companies for
5o2,on. On the list. Of July last, sic was
seized By Sheriff Stewart, Hens having been
Blcd asainst her amounting to S14,M7. The
engineer, VIM. C. ChaEplin, private watch
man, and q man employed to look alter the
SheriI's interests, were on board Nhen the
flrc broke out, but we're unable to quell the
flames. AIr. C. was part owner, having an
eighth interest, the other seven-cfghths beng
controlled by New York oil operators Tho
boat was designed for the Allegheny River
trade. -,
The AIbrcc was owned by James O. 'Connor,
Esq. She was quite IN old hoat, but In excel
lnt condition, yalued at Sc, ,000, upon which
there IVES no insurance. Nr. Hanna's loss Is
covered fully By Insurance. The steamer
Minnie. was also on lrc, but the flames
were quickly subdncd and extinguisled.
Much credit Is due the fire department for
their efficiency md the excellent manago-
ment displayed on the occasion.
, 1865-09-14
Other losses not here mentioned will probo-
bly, sweli the tofal amount 10 over $4,000.
Tie Tsrccamcn-1scrort Of Ger. Fisk.

p,;u csn E;.r Assistant ram,n;s.,,rs, ~ II
Erood.,s'a u atfsra Aa3ts ~ H. s,atas ~ E.u.
t,.eS tauans tos .aI or" HIa,'o W nen ~
sn.ts sus1 - asc Gnn .i.d unu that "a ia ins4 r.
Iu.s 70 .'.n' uu" alu tnas ne nus ; Jnss ~
n;i.Iia III "a T,enas1ap -, ond N1thsGa
ai,uu,u ia'.a aru a Iat ILL., .s;s5 nI @ ia1 o!.ae
AMpaa, ahu M .i,aS coalthnea m M n anu nefeaseo
aeiiS,y ~ I1e ars o. Ine par, neaa ~ .,a
an,Yc 3aart;,,t tIne p,r;1 tiua T.; ~ ne
R,aha masn oa,a n ~ a,ass tns
~ ~ ha =. .oters + e1''ss ~
VI tl 1'os ~: ~ "uo 'ti., ne actt -
, 1865-09-14

IlnstY NInrrIn.c-A Young Indy Dipped
BIZ a Scounlrc1.


Last spring, when the Twenty y.eight OHIO
Of company B, named Joseph Graves, a Ger
man, leei about twenty years, paid bis re-
spects to German girl named Celia Bowers,
who resided in the First Ward. During his
stay In the city, Graves made frequent calls,
but mat1imony was the last thing thought Of
by the parents OF the young girl. On Mon
day week Graves wrote from Cincinnati,
'iuforming the girl that he had been mus
tered ont ofthc Service and received his pay ;
that he had sold his store In Cincinnati, had
plenty of money, and IT 1t was agreeable to
all concerned, he woutd come up and 1na5ry.
Tho girl accepted the proposition, and on:
place In North Wheeling. Graves had be-.
tween seven and eight thousand dollars with
him, in gold, silver and paper, and for some
time after the gordon Knot wns tied, ieastiug
and hilarity was the order Of the day. On
Monday Inst a brother Of G1avcs' arrived in
the city from Cincinnati, and charged him
with having stolen five hundred aud eighty
dollars from his store. Graves refused to
recognize bis brother, denied the charge, and
told his wife and friends that the fellow ibis
brother) was some Cincinnati sharper WHO
wished to cheat him out Of his money, On
Wednesday the brother left for Cincinn9l to
obtuln proof Of Grayes' guilt, and On wed
nesday night 1t was whispered TINT Gnves
had robbed Quartcsmastcr Of six thousand
dollars. Graves stood his ground aud steaai-
ly pleaded inuptcnce until early Thursday
morning, when he hastily fed from the city.
Relatives of the duped wife teleErAphed to
the police Of Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Chi
caro. and 1t Is possible TINT the scamp may
be oyertaken by the law before he reaches
Cnnada-where 1t Is supposed he started for
, 1865-09-14

rIght time 10 lock- the stable door Is before
t6e horse Is stolen. And let us hope that the
example In the case Of Mr.. Dorsey Will be .
warning to other officers who are. charged
with the keeping Of public money, When an
officer takes the oath IN entering upon the
discharge Of his duties, he sweazs to observe
the Law In letter and spirit. It Is not SAFE, a.
1t Is not right, to permit any man to Violate
In these remarks We do not wish to be m.
derstood Us pronoUnciug Mr.. Dorsey guilty.
We hare pointed out what seems to be Its
offence, as charged, in order that the public
may not conclude that be has stolen the pub
lie moneys, The charge IL that he specu11ted
in The funds, and 1t Is only BY construction
that he Is guilty Of tcmbczz1ement. His cas-:
Is now in court, and the public, knowing that
the money Is safe, can afford to await The
forthcoming legal Investigation
ture Of the Casc-Nurse and Doctors Ar.
rested. =;
From the Detroit Tribune, 11tb-l
In the case Of the alleged murder Off child
belonging to A. II. Hunter, Of Saginaw, In the
alley near John r. street, It is now asserted
that Mrs. Drew Eayc several different state
mcnts Of the affair, SO much 80 rs to complete.
they were unable to render q satisfactory yer.
dict, Under the circumstances, and from the
statements made by Mrs. Drew, which 1t was
thought might implicate her and two medical
gentlemen, the Corouer issued warrant for
their arrest, and they were taken into custody.
The Recorder fixed the bail Of the ~ DIS at
al5,oco each, which they gayc and wcre re-
leased from custody but Yrs. Drew Is stu In
custody The following is the latest state
ment that has been elected, but how tar 1t
Imp1icates any one, we do not feel at liberty
to State: The child was IN illegitin1atc o1e,
and was horn Of the slstee-In-law OF uuntes, he
being the pater tdmafas. The mother came
to this city about three weeks ago, and to-
gcther with Hunter, put up at ono Of our ho-
tc}s, whcro the child was born one night, no
one being present ut the time, but some per.
eons were Subsequently nttrncted to her room
by her mornings. Hunter called upon tho
two doctors referred to, and stated substau-
tally That the child was an illegitlmate OF
spring, and under the circumstances he aesi1-
ed 10 have 1t properly cared for until such
time as he could have II adopted into his own
family! The medical men recommended
Hunter to Mrs. Drew, md heEave her 800 to
found 1t necessary to 1eaye It with her, he was
to draw ngatn On his "soap pile" The time
never ea1nc, however. death Intervening to
prevent the consummation Of the aTrunge-
nlcnt- Among other things, Mrs. Drew, it Is
alleged. stated that the reason Mrs. Hun
teri did not nllrse her clllll WIS because she
had been taking wine Of ergot." This state
nsent, coupled With the above, gave rise to
The eupposition that the NJ. D.s had attempt-
ell IN nbortion-hence their arrest. Apart
from tAfs, nothing has yet appeared to con-
troyert tho statement formerly made, that the
child wns sMothered to death by robbers.
, 1865-09-14
Gobernnlent Sales.
7 ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
OF
Steamboats,, Wharf Boats, Barges
and other Property.
QCAB7EHxAszKx GKNEnAla or11eT

QrAR7EnxAsrxx GxsEnAl'4 or91E}
Scale. popo,s. s4s ssa y id q .11 i
,se rseet and unt t5s da.ss he,s!aas se.msoa l
WhnrS,H Hoatst BarGcs and otheT pfopGN'
AT y1CKsBuRe, MISSISSIPPI. uE7H Friday.
nt;}s sEfS ps,iit: IL i = e. ~ .on
0as O. MiaIssoa:, y ssas. ,s1s
Ssa e. S:fss fs = Sssas. .aa George Nc
s ~ W. q rs Sss.ltR's ss.l RoaS9 nssso+'
6ne one; i, I..I ia ens @ F,ostsnE sn posk ,..,,
mil tbr tay ofsale aulseaF=st
AT sA7cHE s,!Y s4ss1Ss1Pr1. q !. Z, Ts7n q MONDAY
Moasl barge Mou!s.
five O GnaE1le n.sEeA
AM % & Shien - &c seen At T.tcaez an.a..tepl IN,
I'll lht Cay CT Es4e- a1iSk4sSlt
At NEW ORLEANS. La UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
MODE, nee aGeSa Saa .aa : 81 " If f. 81 81 boz.
Which can be seen at poet Hudson. La until he dsJ
Fo5 tne whartboas Esschez, 20 tona, and swo 60
OF sale.
siae~nee. sse.msr % coi = Moieena, a tbu1amx, rss,.
siasrS rSassi s...rnsz m,aea., registered 600 tons.
: sidewhecl steamer J. N. Brown, resiatspd 81
sidewhee1 sseama A. G. Brown. zeg.,tnrd u
side.whea steamer Ohio Belle, 1eststczed se
side-wheel steamer Mustang resetatsred l:s Ions.
slds~Whcel Steamer ST. Charles. registered 81
sidexhe*l steamr Dtans, registered 80 TONS
sidswheel sseamEf E Il. Fsirchilds. registered q
side-whcd steamer \. ]. Acams, resistsred eas
tons.
NH,LS AfA INT d Fn4 ~
Etn- wheel stes1aer Dick Fulton. no. :, rrgtszet
sternwheci stcnn1 Colonel Benedict Registered 1G
ions. c.,..., ,,..uu,., r.....,-.a ..
1os sefn' wheel steamer Colonel Chandler re'Sse1ad
Sscra-whec1 steamer cotnie, registered tons
stc1n. .Ehoe! steamer Lizzie Dafts ststeed = tona
ste1n-VAfel steamer Coaon6 Cha3an. Gefs1ss9oo -
Screw tue Isri.thsn. ree.stesed =: son1:
Screw !ue 7t nisn!e AaGAs. Ir93s!eea = tons-
sezcw tnE Gartsla 1 11tkins, ~ ~, noM Sil1 hSiidins'
EdfE fuE mo natn And now pqldlhE.1
s1rE tug GresEs IL a3se5 rSg'sG1sn ~ ;. LII IONS.
Screw tuE Amea1eA. fsS1eIcsca ~ tona-
SntE taE GsaaAtof. ITElsse1ea ~ sonH g,
GcHnc-WAeei stea@9 he5Tf, LS.staua ~ Lona. :,
Centte wheel steamer Gcncsa' 1taneoa' fcstefed III
| Ccnre-Thee4 steamer Colonel Cofoofn. trs1t-e0 "
toc*. IN q, ,,. .h,sv
| Canal boat l,o>.ie.
Ten ucs EnnxIssiss Iss anzSee
IoSE g m hosss ons q 81 ~ ho3; ont a, rnosa'l'
the day of sale- nulskl4t
AT NOBLE ALA UNTIL THURSDAY, ocToBE1
| T., !. ii, for the
, 1865-09-14
GEeAt Fire nj IEulln Nalla--Lpas ESTE
mated ut S20O,000.


. Letters received here last night inform us
that very destructive fire occurred in Wnlla
the tire originated in the kitchen of the City
Hotel. After the flames got unaer way they
spread above and below the City Hotel, md
across the street, destroying forty or fifty
buildings. Tic burnt district extends from
the Oriental Hotel to Kraft's stable. The
loss Is estimated TO reach above 500, 600.
energe,ieally to rebuild. AS early ns Satnr-
day considerable lu1nhcr had already been
placed on the ground. Mr, Kraft, 1t Is said
would hare u new stable ready ia q few daya.
lie saved his horses, buggies, DC, from the
ilrc- Many Of tho merchants saved q lnrge
portion Of their goods -
The following Is list Of the losses BY the
, 1865-09-14

"a CtESS-AT44N ~ ~ L kl'I..
IL 0YE1cE or ruE HoAnD OF PrsLIc WoExg,2
CHICAGO, Sent. II, lsss.
Pubic nos}eo hereby given 10 ell persons nt cfa3te
that tho undersigned Commissioners Of The Board OF
Public Wot:s OF the city Of Chicago hase cnalneted
Tho assessment Fp for the erection Of lamp posts
Oak street. between Wells strrrt and LasaG stEeet.
md suGh azsess2aent roll has been t1ed In the olen
Of the City Clerk
The nndersl9ned ~ apr!y 10 the Common Gonoedl
Inc iShtay SEP cmber Ia. the hotr of II O'clock
r NJ 1or continuation of such assess1 mi, nt which
heard Al EgrsoEs wishing 10 ofeet to SID assas5-
neEt nust Ole shats nhecuerl to tho SANG, Ia writing
In the oce or tho CITY Clczk. at least day prior Is
such meeting Of thE Common Council.
J. g. GINDELE
FRED LETT
q. j, ROSE.
, 1865-09-14

WHEREIN DORSEY 1a LESS CR1uSAl IAAS
BREsL1S OR GIBSON
fFrnn, the Cfuetupatt GaZette-l

In the case OF hlr" D0tse4 " - ~ w Dotne
IN mind that tAe State loses no money ~ the
transacuons II With which be is charged. 4 The
, charges upon which he Tas arrested shan g be
proven, Il VII, on'y appear that he used, USED TIE al
himself Without risking any portion Of ths b,
that ths ao;a t. he sS@msa sbaeea
WI,h lie keeping Of public funds realize from
thcir Offices profits greatly beyond their sala-
rcs net egal fees: Taat ,n,s s1sh T. g Rsots Is
1;o,atfon Of Inv i quite evident; but that
speh % practices lead to corruption, to actual
embezzlemcnts,- and to general de1al:a.
tions, is not to be denied; These oiaeefs .a
arc doing precisely what Bzeslin did at tno
outset, and if they do not sacrifice the public
funds It Is only because they are moro fo5to-
nate in handling them than be vas. ar: :;
Dorsey's sin Is not greater than the sins OF
othcrs but, nevertheless, 1t Is . sin: Il y q
violation Of the law; and It Is time that ' thls :
whola system should be broken up. The
, 1865-09-14

II. the ctn!c,ed rtAo nnd learn that Ce1tsst md
radical curc Is warranted aud guaranteed to Al who
afflicted will weaints4 debility. nc:Eous Go:n-
plsutx, melancholy thonEhta. drpftsson Q! s1lf1h.
d!fes and ,usu.sh q I7.a !oss :sies lo. o. msm
Vtlns away and want of eonddnce IL them e,
irusi ii lie. Tie l;ots,lc itcrD,des u D. Ea2hael
ncrcs 1atd sc: 10 make c:cci cure q all r1vate
ecc1,t and tenescsl dfseasc without the Use Or ne
cusy, without elrrahce from business. aud without
1caf Of discovery exposure. Ills Preventive II fnun-
etlt and saC. Ii Goes ntertcrc with die: u occu
n0ijop il operates w1tluut tckarss C1nosu-c and
ce;as u y effect Il rot oEy Eseycn.,, {r9% ss.
and im~rv.. the healE cacsultssm. ts:saciE , n!i-
~: a tc P r. ss his cs FL Eh91 r. Nadt.o2 T.
ttoo r. ono dol:aE rcs2as =; aiss31se sn 1y n co.
uAE IoIi.4K ior Consail4licn ee u e.ea tettsr
5txs,r 1 M, i" antwrr 1 b. given to
letters G1ea4 dollar Is cnciosrd n Gonsu'fastpa
Zee ACt1r4s all letters a. fo!loE4: Dr. lsAruAEL-
i'oSt Coicc Uut de7s1, chicago. Iii. scdnsof.t
Indcrxxlller and Embs1Isner
In Nre ORLEANS. Ia, aud ALI. Es'C1NEEx CITIES 7:
~ EIsTttiCE. ~ CAMP k,rcEt, SeF nI!Ea1s1 !a VII
carcIiilly DlsISTEE, tMEALM ard sfliP !ODlES 10
s13 n.rt or world. For rttcflpre md Circulars,
ap,ly 10 AMiElcGAN EHl.Ess COMPANY. Chicago.
11rNAt
, 1865-09-14

hns lust been mustered out, together with the
4Sd aud 4Gth, Wisconsin regiments, and left
that piece few days ago for hoias- Lieut..
George F. Nelson Is at present tlH rost Quar-
.t.rmBstcr at that post.
, 1865-09-14

4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
II OyytrK ov m. BoAHp or PrBLH WoEHs !
-. CHICAGO. Sept-ltth, lS&3. 8
Public roica Il hereby given sail Persons Interested
thst the undeEsIsrc Commissioners Of lhe Hoarl u
Public Works Of the City OF Chicago. hare COMPLETED
nsocs u School Section Addition 10 Chicago. 1cswetn
Jefferson and pesplaioe* streets. and 4nen tssels-
uet Roll has been led n the oico Of the City Clerk.
The unde1sfxned Will apply 10 the ComUoa Council
Of pad ty Of IT. pe1t regular EeetioT to te held %
o'eioct ,. M for continuation Of such assessment at
whieh tttan ni rat* INTERESTED will have tic siEht
Ta heard Al persons wishing to object 10 saluassess-
ent must dc heir onectlons % tho same IN Writing
In the Office Of the CitT Clerk. Ieaet DIR prior
]. G. GCSDELE,
FRED. LETT,
q. J. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Boarl Of Fubilo Works.
, 1865-09-14
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ Ot11cx o1 TER BoAnD OF runLto Wonxs,1
CHICAGO, Sept. +, 153. s
Whereas. the Common Conncli of te ety Of Ghleaxo
through Blccls ID md Id School section Addition 70
Chicago. he1seea Ia5os and Txs1h streets b 1ssa
supertntc1 enco OF tho Roart of Public Works, and
tsst shs sSm Of EEo Tnousaad Three nuadret @ nd
the real estate decned benefited by the
g ordered, according to the rsnssion9 Of the
Now. therefore, public notice u hereby given 70 I'll
Persons interested. th7t Tho commtssi6nETa of thu
the Court House, In said cry the l5t day Of 3c-
te1ube1 i. D. 1ss3, nj tue hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ 10
mon Council to be assessed the real estlta deemed
benefited BY said contemplated improvement.
j. G. GISDELE,
FRED. LETT,
Oh. HOSE,
Commissioners Of tho Bon1I of Public Work..
, 1865-09-14

| uc1N leIlCT IN IuGslHlhtG u kuc Euul&As EAlAC
tlnn to acqulesce in proceeding which
whatever Its motive, amounted in its immc
diate results In our small community, to
punishment for loyalty and premium fo1
treason. Wlnt loyal man ID there who can
| not understand The power Of these motives II
the then condition Of the public mind? Ant
what loval member of this Convention is thcrt
| who will be disposed to visit with severe pm
islment the offence Of violating, under sucl
circumstances, canon SO frequently disre
We here desire to state that We do not wlst
to be considered as imputing. the course
the Bishop to sympathy, on his pa1t, will
dislosal persons But We had right to be
| lfcvc that, by an unfortunate conjnncturc o
circumstances, lie had fallen under their in
fluence. II the only offence Of Mr.. Cracraf
had been the failure to present his Letter ul
mAssory, or procure his certificate Of transfer
Is 1t credible that our tirst notice Of such OF
fence would have been q communication ad
yistng Us that he had been rcmandcd to Oht'
jpr tfial, and requesting us to turn him out 9
our pulpit, and that communication sent
TWO days after the expiration o
lie SIX months allowed for tn
prcsentation Of the letter. Is 1t thu
That Christian Bishops deal with our otlenc'
80 purely formal and technlcal-one that vi
Ieen glad to rcpalr, il we had been bu
allowed the opportunltys Let who can 10
lieye. We knew there was canon, certainl,
as important as the one We had violated
which the bishop had himself felt ut hbert.
| to Disregard. And with this fact before q
we could not persuade ourselves that y
mapd % NJ. Cracratt "a Ohio for trial, and Re
ouest us to close our church against MIN
xIthout giving us an opportunity TO repai
| mn involuntary fault, or to mako any ekP Piana
tion @ Whatever, unless be had permitted lin
, 1865-09-14

N G9EC9-1IEA4N I NVl1CE.
II. O5TlcE or TIE BoAED OF PCnLlo NoRxsl
CHICAGO, Sept. II. 1861.
Public totfco Is hereby gwen to u peraos Interest
ed t:t the undersigned, Commissioners Of tic Hoard
OF Public Works OF the City or Chicago. have CON
rleted tie Assessment Ecl fr the extension Of ess
HnsdAle street, through Block EusharIls Addition,
to LsSaife street. snt such Assessment lto hAs
been filed In the ottre Of the City CLERK
The Undersigned will Apply to the Common Counci1
at satd city, otts next regular meetlng be held
shc tss, day Of sepsembcr. Id. IT the hour Or 'N
O'Clock r. NJ, for confirmation Of snch assessment,
at which time all parties Interested will have the rtyns
to btshes. Al pcsSons wishing 10 object said
sesement must 6to thtr ob.cctlons 70 tho s1aut
pslor 10 such tneeting orthe Commo1 cornell.
!. G. GISUELE.
FRED LETZ
q. j. ROSE,
Commissioners OF tna Board Of Purllc Works
, 1865-09-14
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
1W~ ~ra11R0ADEEG[EEEA AND CARS.

Cxm STATES N1I1AK1 HAnHoApe I
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WAeHIx0roK, 2. g. AnEost FL 4s,rsx,snna L, ist
- on TUESDAY, October L: r.,..
aMenty.evt cse new nrst CLANS Locom6uve EoSIes<s5
feet EuaEe Eve ta} feet d1Fe1 eIbooes lula
i9sne4 Hs,sa * Ssarac!ty Of tank 1,sep GA1lnn8
hTraftn and srty ava fe1 tew Boz Ffdght CsEA
I'VE O. ieet EuAHe,
Esnsen q3l ne. Platform Csra Eve o. fest Enage.
% ~. III - In, feet j.. inches EuAEe.
Sale 20 cotee - n, ~ 70 day until III arc soa-
Terms.eAAh + GotHuroeui Tunds.
.<.r-. u. l. ROBINSON,
Aa1-6A'N III pxes. pe1. md A. q 4
, 1865-09-14
Here follow the official documents which
have heretofore appeared In our columns.

PUBLISHING q. s. LAWS n THE SOUTH
The Government has determined to publish
the laws Of the United States passed within
the last four years, and treaties concluded
within the same period, in one newspaper
! published at each State capital of The late r."
, 1865-09-14

TORPORATiON NOTICE.

~ OT71eE O. TIE BnaKo or PCsL1c woEzs.l
Cn1cAEn, Sept ath, 1S6.
Whereas. the Common Council Of tho clty Of CHI
caGo hsN ordered TINT EuAD street be cItcuaad nnd
weneh between ilst AMI TIC CisY Lnlss the
width Of gt1ty-s11 feet.
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given to IN
persons interested. thst tho CommlsAiontrs Of tho
Board Of Public Works Will ncot nt Room No. a In
The Court House in sad city, the tati day OF Sep
temher, \. .. l65, At tic hoEF Of l0otlock d.. 10
a:scss the damages that Will be 9st1lncut the bn
inGs, by Of the pnx Of such rork and the max
ins ct said contemplated Improvement
Tie general description OF tile land TO be condemned
y ths west 2 fcct Of the hf Of Sc r md the ca!t =
of.d r. M-tte s. 5et OF lots ?, l. 2, ID, Il, T. II
and Il. a1d rs esst q st ot ot. e n;d = ot tae
Section s., 7. ~. N. Il. II, E. otcd r. y.
FRED LETT.
0.J. hose,
CournIsanntra nj the UoakI Ut pupIfc Morf9.