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medium, and believing that there is some faith to
De placed in the declaration of our Legislature that
Lonsiana an money shall be receivable in payment
of all State dues" we trust that the step thus
taken by State officer to depreciate the currency
Wili meet from you quick, stern and well meT-
tied rebuke.
. "Respec ctfuily requesting a reply, and the return
Oh enclosed note, We remain, etc.
RUSSELL HALL"
The note referred to is ftom DR.. Dirmever,
threatening legal proceedings. The reason, we
learn, for the dOctor's refusal Of State notes is
tnat ne cannot deposit them in bank; but we
sheud Judge that there s some mistake in this for
no bank would refuse to take them as a special
deposit. Whether suit against Messrs. Russell &
Han will be instituted or whether the secretary of
me Board OF Health will await the return and de
clslon OF Governor Wells, we cannot say. Il may
be Two or three weeks ere his excellency returns,
ION the morning of the 10th requested Mr.. Lob
deil to purchase a kit Of mackerel or shoulder
from the parties above mentioned, and in payment
to tender them State money. The following state.
ment of Mr.. Lobdeli explains itself:
Dr.. Geo W. Dirmeyer:
Dear Sir at your request called upon Messrs.
Russell d Hall. Inquiring for Shoulders y was
told they had none. | thereUpOn asked for some
' mackerel,'' p and was told the price was 81 IS
per kit. wanted to give them no extra or uu-
necessary trouble by opening the kit SO 1 made
them guarantee it. then desreda bill, and when
1t was presented for payment offered a State of
| Louisiana " note Of the " five dollar" denomna-
| ton, but was told that there was " ten per cent.
| dl5count on it, and was told that they had but
N''een o0Ilars and no one Would accept te -
| Naw Orleans Jnlv 10 1895 a. --0'D-AA'
In the above matter I have acted solely with =
determination to secure to the board the full
amount Of fees due it, and would respectfully sug-
ess ts " C4@s olate iuhas are Hane EeeeVagIe Io5
Will be unable to sustain itself, for the following
reasons
l. Ihe receipts in current funds at par are
'"5etS M a0eqIGt e,oye 70 neet me expenses m
board viii receive tTe State notes ggrhout a de-.
duction of per cent.
D. gonslgnees Will speculate upon the amounts
s mon a sfeo fen @ dga4ng @ @ per
signee viii be gainer the owner viii Iose potbing.
but the board must pay the sacrifice.
IaHsIhg Inc board will sustain me in the course
GEO Wa Se5f DfiRyEyER
Secretary Board of Health.
After brief discussion, DR.. Foster offered {
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES

IBLBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
F URTHER FROM EUROPE.
Italy Asks Assistance From France.
FROM MEXECO---FURTHER LIBERAL
SUCCESSES.
Peruvian aOE-CLADs CAPTURE SPANISH VESSELS.
Gen. sicIles Rgsists Civil Process.
NEGRO TEsTiaaRf IgHicAlW EXCLUDED N KENTUCKY
Cotton Destroyed by Fire in Mobile.
REPORTED RUPTURE BETWEEN SECRETARY STAN
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Harmless summer dew yet in the highest
degree disinfeetant and preservatiys. Sozodont
keeps the teeth always healShy and spotess, and
the gums ruddy and free from canksr.
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FIRST DIsTR1cT.-The following cases were dis
posed of by Recorder Ahern yesterday:
j. Himan and J. Behran, accused by VIM. Hur
bert, colored, of having stolen silver chain in
their possession, were discharged.
James Blount and Michael Hickey, charged with
picking the pocket of Michael Ru1enach of $40 in
Montgomery's auction store, on the 30th ut., and
| also accused by William II, Brown of picking his
sisters pocket at the same time, were discharged,
no prosecutor appearing.
| Margaret Hawkins, charged with assault and
battery on Thos Eagan was dismissed
| Jackson Thompson, colored, arrested for pass
! ing counterfeit fifty cent note, was discharged,
there being ne proof of feonious design.
| Jacob Kaiser, charged with assault and battery
| on William Jacobs. was committed for trial before
! the First District court
| The case of John Merritt, charged with breach
of trust, alleged to have been committed in EN-.
heZzling an armoir worth twenty y-hve dollars, left
| with him for safe keeping by Margaret Mccarthy
| was dismissed.
Joseph Morris, colored, arrested for attempting
to create riot on the steamboat landing, on Mon
day, was ordered to pay fine Of twenty dollars
and in default thereof, be committed to the work
house for sixty days.
William Davis, colored, brought up for stealing
a keg of butter from the steamer Louisville, wa
sent to the workhouse for six months.
George Poindexter, colored, sent before Recor
der Ahern by the provost marshal of freedmen
Lieut.. Seymour, to be examined on charge o
presenting pistol at Harriet Evans, colored, AM
threatening to shoot her, was sentenced to thirt
days in the parish prison, and the weapon wa
: confscated.
SECOND DIsTRIoT-ASsist1nt Recorder CtRsaiNt
ham PreSiding-El Brooks Clara Brown Mar
Peters and Josephine Lewis, negro women, wei
all sent to the workhouse for sixty days, for il
dulging in free fight and doing nothing else.
q Ernest Potter, o0lored, charged with assaultir
and battering Sarah jackson, CoIored, was held
bail to keep the peace.
d THIRD D1sTRICT.-P. Masset, charged by
g Kountz with assault and battery, gave bonds
e keep the peace.
Nelson Lorenge, for violating ordinance No. AS
was fined IS, go to the parish prsonfor five day
}, Hugh Corr for making the gutter a sleepir
g apartment, was locked up until he csuld get pro
h that he was not Vsgrant.
Y FOURTH DISTRICT. David Clinton, charged wi
stealing fruit from George Lonkins, was sent
the freedmen's bureau.
e Jacob Gormley, charged with assault and bG
" terry, was made a member of the peace socie
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General Congressional News.
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boon DmRARwMmWTr
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PRINT AND BIND

We are prepared TO
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same, passed. The estimated cost Of the property
is about $500 900.
Ia the House the tariff bill passed by yeas 81 and
nays So. The tax on cotton is fixed at three cents
per pound and on all foreign coal at 81 so y tos
! Thad Stevens is q candidate for United States
Senator.
| The Senate bill reducing the number Of associate
| judges of the supreme court was another plan to
head off the President. He had nominated Hon.
Mr.. stansbury, of Ohio, for the vacancy caused by
Catron's death. Under this bill there is no va
| cancy.
| Coffrath, Democrat, of Pennsylvania, viii be
turned out and his seat in the House will be given
| to Eo0utz, the Black Republican competitor.
1t is not believed the Senate will pass the tariff
bill.
WASHINGTON, July I0-Hougs.-Tn the debate
on the tariff bill, Nj. Wentworth said it would be
prohibitory.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont thought it was in the
main Just, and notwithstanding the clamor against
it, would prove beneficial.
Mr.. Dawes, Of Mass, declared that New England
did not need more protection and he did not want
the responsibility Of the bill to rest on his people,
but on the West whose people had more interest
in it than any other section.
Mr.. Delano, of Ohio, said it ought to be passed.
1t was the first tariff bill that had ever given any
Inlng like prOJecJ0n I'd aBEICuItnFc ne appeS@eu
to tbs New England members to stand by is
Mr. Kasson, of Iowa, spoke in opposition, and
said its title should be bill to prevent the bless
ings of divine providence from being employed by
the people of the United States. He thought the
bill should be recommtted and fundamentally
changed; 1T were not, the American people
would protest until they could not buy a single
thing that is protected 1t was legisIated- for
special interests and sacrificed the interests of
half the people for the other half.
| Nessrs Wilson, Garfield and others spoke.
Amendments were offered and passed reducing
the duty on railroad iron to seventy cents per hun
dred pounds, striking out all amendments ineFeas--
ing the duties on agricultural products, reducing
the duty On tea to l24c. per pound and on coffee
25o.
The House refused to allow the Alabama and
Florida railroad to be credited with the dutg, on
railroad iron for five years.
Other amendments were adopted, and it twasr
moved to reeommit or postpone, or to lay it onthe
table The motions were all voted down and the
bill passed.
: CHARLESTON, July I0.-Gen. sickies made the
following Endorsement on a writ Of attachment
served on him by the United States marshal this
morning, for contempt, in compliance with orders,
from superior authority
II decline to be arrested on this process.
(Signedl DANL. E. SIcKLEs,
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RE O Rm AD1GA AL1s Ar-
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FROM MEXEC0---FURTHER LIBERAL
SUCCESSES.
I8Oa-cLADs CAPTURE SPANISH VESSELS
Gen. sieklss Rvsists Civil Process.

NEGRO TEsTtaaaY Iu1lGAlY EXCLUDED IN KENTUCKY
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sTEAMBOAT PRINTING
RULING AND BINDING

Kxecued with dispatch and in most workmSnke manner
An work warranted to give satisfaction
Orders attended to with dispatch.
Rs- Prices reasonable.
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WASHINGTON, July I0-Houss-Tn the debate
on the tariff bill, Mr. Wentworth said it would be
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Crescent Book and Job Establishment,
No, "a CAMP STREET,
H''F'>4 New Orleans.
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ITO His Rxcsllency j. hs m sAns w1 1uiy n99S
Dear Sn-We S' G leave to submit TO You The
enclosed from it " \. Dirmeyer, secretary of the
Board OF heal" refusing to accept State money in
payment oil 9' .arantine dues.
i" ApPreo' .atiug as citizens Of Louisiana. your
efforts to make its promises to paYn circulating
, 1866-09-24

Marriage and CeIlhae,

az Es4Sy Of Warning and Instruction f,r Fonnr u.,
Ao: Dlseases and Abuses which prUstrats tSs iii
~ sure means of relief 4ent ffre of ch.,s
~ sEale1 !fSeE envelopes. Address Dr. j. SK KifGN
auh1EsAd0S. Howard Association, phiisdtiphia r
, 1866-09-24

EHEEP,
ontf41y 70 the expectations Of the trade staeraIlf
the receipts 1f the Ell ha re h.rn ffuht hs on,r,
pfett5 universally entertained hai the high rates
Nnch hsd ruled during the twopseccding Eeeta would
naaee heavy arrivals, and that values Ii consequence
o. she cxees1se supply wonld senssbly dcprccl.to.
But buyers hare been disappointed Ia :hr1r csirs'
uons Drovers hATe tempered thcif shipments
70 the wants Of the market, and by thus doing
bare tnsurnl~ fnu rntes fbs thc{. offerings.
undeT fhe light receipts, and having The
usual demand to supply, prices hnvc been vii nus
tafned throughout. aud Indeed for choice mutton
grades rates hare fucd shade higher than at the close
OF last wcck There las heen tair demand for minis
ehee but there were comparatively few Of 1bs e1ass
Offering. common and infesioE grades largely predom
nattng. The total receipts for tic week humber .;o
Shipu1euA, none -''--'
, 1866-09-24
NToFTHE INTERIOR,

~ DH1IXp STk1ES PAIENI QFffCK,f
: 49, 2 WA8H169ToT, August H. 1885. {
pn fhe petaHon OF JeazEn Atklnss Of Mokeua. III
noN Hraytnx fok the extension nk patent granted TO
him The 51at DAY Of Deeember, lss7 nj an improve
ment N R1fes 70 Grain HArvtt4sta for seren yeas1
npm fhe expiration Of sid pAttnt. which tskfs place
oq ne Ast day e vecembe. 1a5
: II ordered, that th4 sid petition be hcard NJ tte
Patent Once On Monday. tho ID daT Of neeenbeS naIf
nt O'Clock and Al Pe1sona afe notified ia erDeas
eaEhA not to b. granted :; = se>.toe
IN The Patent pnco their ob;ectloas specisfF - h
IN writing at least TMESrT t4ft 6e{ofr thc d nf
esso11aeee N wa 1ne rules OF tha oalco, whh wM b
1spost1ons s = aad otheE papes relied upon ~ tes.
the day ca heartnEs the aIguments Il ~, Vih 4
da{s aits[ o!ia9 Tie testimony: -
RePTohsan md ihs 1ztellletnetg. WashlnEtIn. nC
and IN The Tribune CnteaEo ll1nota. WesE ~ ~
10 b. = last a1 DAYS presto9s + ths q hss1ia9
1T: -. !: : :!.: : coa4ts,oSel 4 aKSk Fss;ot,.
seio vsoe = ieeF k:,,H;1 !. =, - a's4sa: :
, 1866-09-24
H9stetteT's |: |! |! Stomach mn :
sANA4

t,&s
enaleA Tho preparation 70 \ high plaes au,oux IN
eanes q tho aso- Rock aud VALLEY, p1atn nm, 4
nave contributed ot thetr h5gcisu s.orez to prodp,
extraordinary properties. It Ia PRF--
AED1C[SE; IN Other words, i,s eatct Ia To-
TIE fn1sfcAI eowEs II 1uKH rr11 v,oos :.
The period when unassisted nasure bes4n. q, ..-
70 Inc eanker OF decay. As stou,schte, II !.
sesoef TIC test known. It's depurauye tendency IL
aen1sFis evident tn bilious esscs IN which I, se,
purge 'he blood Of snperhnous bile, and sesto.a .
eleasness OF complexion which can only co.e.,st
healthy circulation Certainly thesc Is no a,v,s,
'on'e ana corrective which moro completely y,odtc.
tho efficacy OF botanical treatncus,
, 1866-09-24
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ uxTfcK or THE BcARD OF PCntIc WoRxx
cHicAao. September IL, 1874
Mneea4 The Common Council Of the City Of ChIcac.,
1As 0E0ffea &hAt lAB4F street. Vine eret RI ~
aaeJ ~ Mst apa a9oiR!nE Lot 81 Buttcrnelds Addition
Now hefetorc public uotlce u uefcbf given tn a1,
Ressohs !nsTsstsd, that the Cotnmisslonefs of tie
Gonn House in said City on the tWenty-zixth isy ~
s. p ls6& u the honr ot ten O'Clock, 4 n
pcnso9 conferred toGether with the coats Of dc pro
~ fsaSon o. The doing Of such woIt and the
m4Enx o. sa!d contemplated Improvement ~.
1he SsnesM Of the land to be condemned
aH1R OF iand about % teet vide from tho south side
neads Addition to Chicago. D'>Ss4
3.9. GIEDEIE
!. FRED LETT,
..:r...-,,-.. u. J. ROSE,
ge1SYK6l " NN.N A1NsAt ~ 0A 3t241lG MQEE&s
, 1866-09-24
s- #entfal.
VEGETABLE
= .
REM EDI.=


!e oiucafs to Account a,r IN per,,r,,t;1 ~
digging deep into the bowels Of tn, ..-t,,; -:
eufau1es, when N tho oess sod .,sa.t,. 81
disease aow upon the esu,t.ce. n. ,,.
Vh0muss be supposed to hsyo der,,,,, 49,.
directly fsou tic rou,t,,, =, IN 49, ~ ~
none othc. Tran yesetah1e rrnsx,,..
s,r +,,,
b" ~ AAAt At40 Au& VIC ueAtHE CT fkd
When King David aur.ut,hc1 r. ,,, ~,
Gnead" that renewed hi, strength. . . . ,o,,.,..::
CURED The stcS Hezesfah OIL {e1pFessed from .sa .
olire) wa. pourr,t INT, $3.50.
b. the wasside; hsysoo. n,y,,,, ., .,o-
nEes Of The nronn.+,,
Juice Ct the e.spe cvtnes
, 1866-09-24
CORPORATION N OTICE


u...-4S CH.cA0o, September iNh 1SS~t
!t& common Council Of the City ar Th,r7nr,
!aat Dearborn sreet be t4Iens ar onensa
2! sne w.dth q eighty ectthe diyiIinr iinSs ~
y oiosks 70 and and between biocss i and r.
q scnHot secsfoa Addition to Chicago ID ~ ira
o. sid street 20 extended Of opened - NS' eeous
sntfeloie public notice IA hereby given tn m
ofPaSIse WasEs 51st @ t9e aard
tenbt;. a d ~ 1a a;y: Or nc a7tA a. oi Sep
eea,a 'ee ensf asmsfes tast x be sustained or de
"44hAns 4hn oa said contemplated Improvement. "1e
genera! description OF the land IA n rnndcnona5
boeS " az 81 mfy ret ot os four and and q
east aeen nta ef fss ST 4esss 1s fee of los M
sast s II Ies e. 1insss1 I'D aea
njasf ESP a2 eflos @ ios t
s1saf sn - ~ q nRe md uaeh se1s and
t @ " - tnA be required to make the s{rrrf -fch
w1ae u block opo hundred and forty fs1 ma ny
y Il ips ees tNest g sc oflots one and eight Il and
IN ,nsosK one hundred .ana forty-ooe Hiit All IL
To. GNDg1E
FRED. LF.TZ
rorv,..,. D.J. ROSE
1H4fy4t,6t ~ ~1~ AV@AA VI T1OuG NOET8.
, 1866-09-24
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

nunF sea Bird. Manjtoroc- <@'
Hlop Fofett Queen, Buffalo.
n!up nnp L1e9y ttanSln, 81. Joseph, 50 N lumber
n5k nA5k Slolaeh Fleecc. HunAlo, f61 tons coaI
R.rk R.rk 3 T: 4 sHtnIges Ere, ?el tons coal.
!9h 1ssk Mans CIocfef. Oco9to. 80 n lumber.
Sssf Ssf sMeep.tAkcE. Cleveland. SIS tons cosi
SchE Ghtna, Port DurWcli To cos1is @n,.,
Schr Herald, Cedar RireY lG0 m lnrnfeT
sthf Denmark, Grand Haven, ipo m innnhc-.
Esas Ecit e., A. 1sta. a9nltoEoc, l7o N lumber
s,;, SsH zen: Grant Point de Fasr, lS5 N lumber,
eshI eshI 9la;aspqEt East Saginaw, 10 N lumber.
sS, EN- no!aen AAtTest Qconto, 200 m lQIupcr
sn sen! nAs etAte, LAY City, zI N lumber.
Ssns Sns 1Inntke. AAnttowoc. 81 m lumber
SeAf A1ne Ear, Aenominec. 20 IN lumber.
SECT eoiung~ood, Alpcna, Fl IN lumber.
stnr Conet, Mugkerou ''''ssiAe4Aet3 -.
6tlnr sex Elru, Annnpce
Prop TfuCzdcu Grand Uaren
1,fon Mary Stewart, Hardin.
R{Top {[opc Ns!ss UesfK sS5 oa com. s.,s fisaSa
Hafk Naomi, Buualo, ID 800 bu co1u
9ass gs,' Merrtmac, Port ColboFne 12.7W bn bailey
sthF Monteznnia, huNAlo, 1t sQb bu RE,
Scnf EN- Esse1, Euda!o Is 100 bu cora.
sc',r schr ~ !Hsasna51an, n11A5o, y soo tu eora.
sehr Supply, Buffalo, l7,fo0 bp wheat.
, 1866-09-24
Appetizing Properties Bite

q "eo1eanc nAt eseises appe1ite without pronqt
digestion Is Always iniuK1ous- ls efeet tsto,u-
task On The stomach which It Is unable to pe,so.u.
11e sesust IS chronic arrangement OF that orgsn
Of fta dspendezts, tho 1iser and the bowels. IN.
ration Of
, 1866-09-24

WASHINGTON n r.:
Postponed until Thursday Hvon,n..
oeroner uth, 1866. u. x
Three hundred thons.ns ,,.,..,x -:
f5f hsnos naafa ss
asa4 G*Rn-A p laFEe number o iho uckets TemsininT
pRa%HG v I'll nn1t, bs nsssf,1{ % PoSIFoNE TH
1S II h!sh tms w positively occur III @saI
IL da4ins H. ~ saat bare ce presented pG
mi be Tsss ;5. 9he nc people arouEh
soeiS IL chsiaas IT. 1ns entspse E1s Eenuine
nent ses e az q ,Ss nks I'D
pnssPoaemsni rostm BOOKSELLER ETC. are r.
Snncattn = ~ aSea Aad nckes will be supplied On
RNA HaTf ~ fUt.44asS!ou WILL pc 4loHed. MatQE
, 1866-09-24

tfom NayA11no, l3o N coarse common and naz7uH
edE1nx boards atoo sor cults and for comu,o
In tbs ysrds The market Is quss but steady n tho ol.
lowing quotations:
Lrxnxr-F1rst Clear, l, X, IL and Aneh :. :;
q. aeeond d.i l.. tx. * md iincs:. @.SSs
Fs9.s % IA S'ss sseead a Gisaf fiSs;in:, t.:
either, roukh-he same u second
C1eAr. wide. aa............:........... sons7sm
Matched and dressed common
u.a sagoanE; f. s7.eaasoao
rE E19ors1F: alooasao
Ee!hcr. cr.....:..;......:::.:.......... so.naaen
tgssnn56I st S9nmpn p arfssoo std!nE::...- %M323m
and upwa5es observation-disclosures xhoa 4nm
sssx Sos5s: assz$ ast9s
5e2:f Id ss:sis;.. j; sssss ssss
s;,+ =. Se.ssd e. s
AZ: ssEed Shingles =. ..........,..., ssaaS5
No. Sawed ShInEI Ies..........,,.,. s,3s2Ss %
AM 80 M ,a Q! hottaTsstern Railroad. delivered Ii
~ pss ~ eaa ne sEttehed. Or an2 depot:
4, y SUI Shaved siia:is iii:5;;t Ii cst II"
load on track, count made fill, Ct
hte b1neAet 70 the thousand. SO
a ,ts1s ssTed Shingles city lnade. On
Isa.o saiagits,' by sal load, On 'e9'''
Three doiiafs C.; load sad -
which charrr oIioHr The shinsiss in fcirt Fiji
a..., tulN1LK STANDARD,
daie&ness-Flre shlngls to be two inehe4 In thick
LcIcth--s1teen inches.
Hands-Iwenty Inches,
coasres-TweatS:.ve
, 1866-09-24

CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE.
W O1711 or IuE BoAED or Prul1u Wnnx.
CH1cAao, September IL. 1@S
whsreas ne Cotutana Council of t6e e1ty Of c6!cs-o
has ORDERED that Mitchell stTret be onriesi sItSs7v
~ !sst Eids rom Halted street 70 Waller srrest. IN
6sano Aadsna % Chicago, that the same ghAiI be-
aEeG 5Ieet and west Of Waller 1tfrtt - N
noM. tneleaote. public uonce Is hereby Given to All
thAt the q the Bonr1
Haus nel .95ks @ W meet M 4 oo@ 81 II dc Conf
~: & ~ shs 1s 9SPr T of 70 osleek
tneI Win he eosts at tic ptoceediuxs by Feason Of
plated improvement, - - @TeA@
The general description Of the land to be condemned
eouh psEt Of lot So south part Of lot ST. whole Of ia
y ta' a1a = hIoss Il togh pal1 ot lon Ind s.. and i6e
s e9sf s. y ~ " sooh gsst of Iot he vhoe los Il
psFf es 'of T. the Shso os LOT. z snd seata
e e. a5 Il s ths xhols q et aoFsh psft md
PSS5 q tSs Eh9s q aad % nor6 ps1s q iot
And tae Ehofe Of lot 10 Asse16os division hi esnt
oloeE -. AL In Br1nd'e addition 70 Chlcako.
J. -G.GSDELE.
FRED LETT
-o, Q. J. ROSE,
Ec1sI.aDft ~ "o1A0-
, 1866-09-24

nan;sss fNCk-Be It ordained BY the
ssta AZ Il =, 5a.t seeien q easptsr forty
~ saSr y 9f !. GGa!ssgo PISSED oeo6 I'd ISL, 6e I'D
& ~ haeey coach, omnibus; cab Of nthFr 91ve1
er Fl ~ SS Of passeag Of any Wssoa
t1gxaEe Or merchandse .hal maks ~ stad e
W.kat}aE ~ piaee Win or without his vehicle wSie
Po sae1nSs e
or 4acts deaIgnated by i6e Sapcrn ept y InG PIE
~ ~ IN or chieago under penalty II noi IL tSsn
tssh sna 9ot excccstng one hundred tosss ioF
ssS; AZ ordinances and parts Of o.d.u.nees IN.
Ss oGSnss.sns herewith arc hereby repealed ~ -
csef This oruinaucc shall be ia force and t,f.
psssS 2 aa3 Gtsf tts passsEc and dna pubiie1tion
1855 Y, leae. Approved ScptcEbsr IN
Attest i. n. E6rv,r B. RICE, Mayor >.
, 1866-09-24

- 31F-Hta aAE f2k
fsln frca1.an 70 Esir.............-. a5E6M SssSt9s
e.rN. 80 ~ So.n'uE.. '..-..-...- Sna&3m 1,nAxH01
Saies to-day include the following:
etsahQsu Co. eold n. Morris IL fair Tersn s,nn,,
SseT1enE lgA .. at 20 Tcr head to Co1c a TeTu
6sSst; sySfAEas LOO ns, &NJ0 rer head ~
assasf1at & E IT Il 1ss to jansa
G.eE2ry Hastings sold McctnnE Il GOOD s,.<,,
ayeTsEEinE i1SS ~ Hs to quinn Is Eli s;ees
1oosE & E1dltdge sold Goodc1l Is stock serr6
n ts LIP -. 4 SIT; to Waisci ReinnG.
conGer nie sed sisse rs 81 = s,eeS r,r,
nrn LHse e e. u 70 Rourkc % good sieefS aref
ngnpG .:4 ~ q 500; to Lerpost Cows. al 81 &
70 Qqlnn, Averaging LOIS Is, at &5.'3 ~ <ss''" ;
Mitchell sold Hiicy Is Cows nvrsatar see IA At
at & sSa w II a.esa*las
8 ns T. Fanesay coss Oh cas-. ssesasins ill.,
Green sold Cashs s Cox1 arerac.nc a,r nt .,...e,o
5. S5eM!t. Nxen averaging l. TO "a At fshl: 10 Vss
sjShsAs; 5Ghn SoE4 ,nFcrAEtnE SIS ns It xl5o-
.sne LIE r. t4a q 9 gSod ss9ek stecrs
erAg1nE l,046 n1 Il fS& - s's' ~ sE'eA s1essa r
rs 81 Aaas sold spencer u Light stocG averaging
e1ssns MsxeSf &, n;i1e sold Jones IS stock Steers
naxlstt Kc!y e, ko1d Goodeu 15 stock Steer, AZ.
Brown 4 Thompson sold McG.ath Cows. ave-.-,n-
M rs At Ss.6D; to Ehodts 50 stocE Strrrx arcrs
4,oo ~ = 45A5 to Ephin, Il Cow<, aTcy5csor Et1
~ Iss 70 isenmnGton. 10 stock Stccfs nycrsr.
Inc Following are the recpis and shipmea,s for ,be
eaf1e1s week. and foe the corresponding PERIOD last
ycA: '--t'3 tA'@
, 1866-09-24
Gift 00urrrt.
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOE THE BENEFIT OF TIE
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan
Home Fund,

GHoVE1k'S THEATRE.
WASHINGTON, y. C.:
Postponed until Thursdav Bvonire,
October 11th, 1866. :.
, 1866-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS.


slyan Murop 81 la6-f3erj yr,,,.,,
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s-R:a.sss baeseansIS Ea7fiss p9po.ns R9p :.
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ounce opep nom taa r. of A1rn to tho 1st Of 10
70 AREii IS 1o@ ). -; ~ S aa ssaSa}s III d1
teIaAn ~ ~ 6PSa Pc 1nl d. On Sundays nom sX
~; -, .:'*:'7 SAMUEL HOARD, ,r.4:A