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Sem 10 The Psni,entia,y. following
named prisoners, lately tried by Military
Commission, were yesterday sent TO the Peni-
tertiary, BY Lieut.. Ross, for confinement
during the period mentioned below:
William Ii. Brown, 10th L. S. c. L., for
larceny, six months.
william Hall, 18th L. S. C. l., for grand
larceny, three years.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS o'BRYAN's
SCHOOL, on NORTH VINE STREET. WILL
BEGIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. tt jan6-lm.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE


WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 1.-THE Senate met at 10
o'clock An Prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Allen.
DEATH OF SENATOR PEART.
The death Of Senator B. r. Peart, having been
announced Mr.. Senter offered the following rcso-
lutions:
WHEREAs, We have heard. with unfeigned re-
greet Of the death of the Hon. b. k. Peart, Senator
from the 18th District, a member of this body;
therefore
BE Il Resolrcd, That a committee Of three be
appointed TO draft resolutions expressive Of the
feelings of this body, and that the usual badge of
honor be worn for thirty days apd that the Senate
stand adjourned until tomorrow at ten o'clock.
Adopted under a suspension of the rule, and
Messrs. Senter, Bowen and Cypert were appointed
the committee called for by the resolution.
: The Speaker declared the Seante adjourned TO
10 o'clock, A. NJ tomorrow.
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V,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
i the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco. Bacon. Lard. or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters favoring US
with their business may rely on getting the high
will be as low as any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor with orders for Groceries,
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We will give our attention
to goods forwarded to us from other cities. Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly by the first train or boat after their ar
rival Our Office is on Market street, where the
old books of Hugh McCrea 4 Co. can be found by
those interested.
Hoping for share of public patronage, we sub
scribe ourselves, etc.
janis HUGH McCREA q Co.
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Lodged IN Jaa.-Some time since party
Of negroes, who had been working al the
Crystal Palace Solomon College street, were
discharged by their employers, unpaid, and
AS il is reported-were forcibly turned out
Of door. They made complaint TO the
Judge Of the Freedmen's Court, and the
case was heard, judgment being given for
the amount due-about Sl00. As no de-
PENDANT appeared, the court directed a con-
stable % collect the Judgment On making
known his errand to the proprietoD Of the
above named saloon, they declared their Mt
teE contempt Of any such Institution as the
frcedmenis Court, and fatty refused to pay
the amount demanded. The officer returned
and reported the facts 10 the Freedmen's
Bureau, and vas ordered, after being rein
forced by two eonstables, 10 arrest the par
ties. About Eve O'Clock Yesterday evening,
ihe proprietors Of the saloon were arrested,
and lodged in Jail, to await hearing to-day,
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Recorders C5u1.-Several parties found
guilty of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct were fined yesterday in small sums,
and the following cases were also heard =
J. ID. Gilman, peddling without license,
paid costs
S. Elkin, regarding III the market, paid 81.
r. Bue, ditto, paid 81.
James Myres, disorderly conduct and va
grancy, sent to the Workhouse, in default OF
payment of S24
Gustavus Adolphus, stealing horse and
buggy, the property Of Capt. Jas. Hughes,
valued at $500, sent to Workhouse.
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fais Of the HeGsrnan Murderers.
Finding Of the Court Martial APP
proved.
Executions on the 26lh Instant.

Ii Is well known that on the 22nd of No
vember last, William Heffernan, one of our
wealthiest and best citizens, was assaulted on
the highway by G band of government en-
ployees, while returning from festival held
at St. Cecilia Academy, and that the wounds
then received caused his death shortly after.
Before a military commission which con-
vened at Nashville on the 2Gth of Novem-
Der, James Lysaught, William Dean,
George Graft and Thomas Perry, were
found guilty of murder. The proceed
ings of the commission were referred
10 General Thomas commanding the
Military Division of Tennessee, ard by him
forwarded to the President. Yesterday,
orders issued by the War Department were
made public here. The sentence Of the
Commission, thateach Of themurderers aboye
named "be publicly hanged by the neck uh-
til he is dead, at such time as the Major
General commanding the Military Division
Of Tennessee shall order" was approved by
General Thomas, and also by the President
OF the United States and General Court
Martial Order, No. 677, from the War De-
part, directs that the sentences be carried in
to execution at such time and place as the
General commanding this Division shall
direct. In compliance with these instruc-
TONS the following order has been issued by
General Thomas
HEADQUARTERS NH. DIV OF THE Tenn.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. IL. 1866.
General Orders No. ]
James Iysapghi William Dean. alias Me-
Clusky; George Graft. alias George Red; aud
Thomas Perry. Government employees. having
been sentenced by military commissio 10 be pub
licly hanged by the neck until they be dead, at
such time and place as the General commanding
the Military Division of the Tennessee may direct
(said sentences having been approved by the
President Of the United Statesl III be publicly
executed at or near Nashville. Tennessee between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. on
Friday the 18th day of January, 1866 under the
direction Of Col. W. II. Shaiter, commanding Post
OF Nashville. Tenn.
BY command of Ma. Gen. Thomas.
(Signed) WM. ID. WHIPPLE A. A. q.
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NANHNTLIE tOMMERtIAE HNSIh-
ANCE COMPANY.----The Office of this old
and reliable Company will be removed on MON
DAY sth instant, TO rooms in the Bank of the
Union. where they will be pleased to see their
friends. Parties wishing either Marine or Fire
Insurance viii do well TO call upon this Company
for fair rates and prompt payment in of loss.
jan6-2w D&S
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EDUCATIONAL.
Select English 4 Classical School.

V'HE NEXT TERM OF MY SCHOOL FOR
IL Boys will commence on Monday, Febru-
airy 9TH A few more pupils can be received
School Room in Basement of the. Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. Summer street
jan10-lw W. BRYCE THOMPSON
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Mr.. ID. HOWELL, Agent of the Pioneer
Express Company, will accept our thanks
for files Of Southern papers in advance OF
the mails.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lone JAcKlil A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FOSTER BRorHERs.
decl2-tf
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Important washington RumOrs.

We call attention to the list Of candidates
for the various county Offices in to-day's
OaDer
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Nh, JoHN MYERS, an honest and faithful
man, in the employ Of c. L. Howerton,
Market street, desires rs TO say that he il not
She John Myers who was up before the Re
corder on Tuesday, charged with having
stolsn goods In his possession. His friends
and acquaintance will take due notice.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

CALI ut Benson's Music Store. "a Union street, if
you want cheap Album. Writing Desk, Port
Folio, or anything in the shape Of a Christmas
present, as we are selling at cost TO close out.
dec 23--dtf
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We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business. HUGH McCREA Il Co.,
who continue the Commission business at our
stand. No. Is South Market Street. 81 at4
Our own Office is No. g College Street, where
we hope all parties who indebted to us viii at
once call and pay their accounts now due, and all
parties who have any claims against US will pre-
sent them for payment. as we wish to close up
our business at an early day. EssEa
janl3-tf A. HAMILTON & Co.
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A FINE lot of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris
mas times. For sale at
FOsTER BRoTHERs.
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The Double Photograph,
Dissolufion of Partnership.

ru,uE FIRMoF GARDNER 4 CUNNINGHAM
| 81 the louisville 0rnanenfal Iron Works u
f;s.oiyed By mutual consent. y. Gardner viii
conf{nne the business promptly ~ the Aanufne-
iadebsrdness created with the above hrm viii be
settlni With AA ~ 4. GARDNER
isn1 D6-2w.
Bsni,sr copy and send bill to this sfEes.
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Posr oFrIcEs.-Thc following additional Post
Offices have been re-opened in Tennessee:
Wills Point. Marion. Randolph Upton,
Jasper. Marion, Rockford. blount-
Henderson Mills. GreeneBrick Mill. Blount,
dainsboro, jackson, Troy. Oblon,
Running Water Marion Fulton. Lauderdaie
Red Bridge. Hawkins. Brites Landing Perry,
Cerro ;ordo. Hardin, White Bluff, Dixon,
Lenoir's Roane Castilinn Springs Sumner
Mcmillan. Knox. Brick Church, Niles-
Newnansyille Greene,
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afIss ELIZA GOODWIN WOULD INFORM
MI her friends, and the public generally. that
her DANCING CLASSES will meet ~ Masonic
Teuple on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
nj o'elcck n n. Al the latest and most fashion
able dances taught Pupils can enter At any time.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

Classical, Mathematical and English
School.----The Exercises Of my School will be
resumed on MONDAY. THE FIRST OF JANU-
AIRY, 1866, in the Rooms IN the Southeast corner
Of the First Presbyterian Church. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can be
received. NATH. Cross.
desp-lm 4 "a a A
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Educate Your Children.

In the large and elegant Kirkman Building. cor
ner of Summer and Cedar streets, offers very
supedofs advantages. as a Boarding and Day
School.
True Scholarship, Order. Moral AMI Social
Culture are the leading ideas in this Institution.
In addition to the regular English eourse, Music.
and the French classes. there are now more pupils
in Latin in this School IL is believed. than in any
ever conducted in this city.
The NExr SESSION will open On MONDAY.
January % Pupils may enter on the first OF
January, however. aud be better prepared fer the
ensuing session. w. Y WARE,
II. O. BOX $40. Principal.
dcc2s-1m fssset h.FsF HgsF ~
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EdgefleId school for boys.

V'HE 25rH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
ment of Hobson Chapel. Tuition sos per session.
payable monthly in advance. Ne deduetion for
lost time. ~ JAMES ANDFRS0N =
jan2-2t
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We offer for sale Saloon and Restaurant, nov
doing q profitable bushes. IN the very centre "
trade. II price perfsclsy satisfactory.
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BANKERS i BROKERS.


The following are the rates paid by TU0S. s.
MARX. BROKER. corner Of Union and College
streets, for uneurrent money. These quotations
are liable TO huetuate. but may be depended on
be received by mail or express if forwarded with
cut delay
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

We hsxs evsr so feet % rrened = - nss<
c,oiee AID desirable streets IN tE@1rtI. ~ <<H<9
fgr Ave years from "a January SAT- = 4<<<<9
sEieh e<sbt 70 BE- sssis.1etsy = thszs ase<1R
iinp5eys xrxaox a szz-ueu4r
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SALOON AND nrsrAuRANr

A elsire little lot on North coll>se. lust beisw
he Public Square. AZ sacrifice.
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rIonse az RenresenfafIves.
RESOLUTION or RESPECT.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 18th. 1866 The House was
called to order at 10 clock. Prayer by Rev. NJ
, 1866-09-20

Bachelors Hnir Dye,
Tue Beet In the Wosldl Harmless reliable tnstanta-
neous: The only perfect Dye! Nodlsa2polat.nent-ns
York. Also, REGESERATISG EXTRA r OF MILE
FLECRS-ttarcres, preserves aud ceAus4tts the hale
Sold by I'll Druggists. de9afs6ly
, 1866-09-20

The Stockton (Californla) Dolly ZadVsadenk, Of
tho 14th n1tImo, sets {osth III glowing co1o:e the
prospects and condition OF the wheat crop Of that
atatc, and more especially TINT OF san joaquin
cousty. Tho yield Of that tecstou Is estimated At
foray per cent greater this than any preceding
year. Over twenty-five per cent more acres, It il
tlaimed, were In wheat cultivation this Geasup
than in 1eGs, when the yield Per acre was nor ns
heavy. From Ill the highways that lead out Of
Stockton, the Independent rays, the county
for eighteen or twenty miles presented month ago
the appearances Of = continuous grain feld4 Nor Ia
the wheat even get ait cut Labor hos bcc3
scarce, high and exacfng, and thousands Of acres
bs7c necessarily been allowed to pass tbs 'sdead
tipcn period several weeks before the harvest
conld be gathered. Tho Ladepeadta. then goes
on 10 chow tho. had 1t not been for The improved
machinery for harvesting purposes, including tLat
employed fer Encking the grain and tho Overhiscr
fork, whereby Tho labor OF one man haa been
made cqual to TINT OF two In preceding years. rcsy
much OF the grain grown In San Joaquin this year
must have rotted on the STALK. ny theac inpeose-
merits In labor-sarins machinery the cost OF har-
vesilrs this year has been greatly reduced, and
the reduction is all cIe1r profit 10 tho farmer The
surplus Of wheat Ia roughly estimated at one
million and quarter bushels, resesring cuough
for years consumption mud seed for next years
clop. About 250,0C0 bushels. it il stated, have
nlteady been marketed, al prices ranging f,om
sl.Gn6l 1.4o per hundrcd, SACKS included. There
Is ftll3 over a million bushels back, set nearly
one-slxlh Of the surplus has been sold, at an nv
eragc price Of hardly over STA. Thc article con-
cludea. after gistng cogent reasoua whY the far
mers should hold back their crop, with the i'm
meuse proGt 10 be realized 1y his purauing 6uch
a courec, thereby controlling the market, and by
and by securing higher prices.
, 1866-09-20

The .not1on prevailed, and tho ordinance was
1n.ecd by ho following 5ote: -
VIC, fafse1, csiEins, Wsli~etk, aoese, seSa:
ler. Fsisbfe, Rafferty,. TalGots, Woobsrd, BIfby,
iluldep, kusscll:, AckhoS. isastdeid. fsanzen,
E1:r,: LAWSON. clsrk. oSutllsan-at
olthc same committee, 70 whom had ID feen sefer1ed
report And ordinance for = sidewalk Oh &hf nof&n
s:ds Of West lt1ic strce1, from nNwaukec avon1e
to E1eker street subntt:ed report recommend"
Iii. AeihoI novel ed to eoneur in tho report snd
The molion p'ss ss'!cd. and the ordinance was
'.aytsSald. Kn,ek ekef1eekc:. csz. cartes, p,Wolf,
Wicker, Barre:s, talSins, MaIlSoiEs; sa Ao9fe, 1
j., ; iei;;.cn. Russell, Asshon, Ga:tae.a: l1oaa-
tIo., Fsansen' Engei' LAWSON, cin's' osa'n'an
Aid Ft1seic, of tho sAmc committee, to whom
tsd tcen referred rrIo:t and ordinance for
SistreEu street 10 the southern terminus Of Nuts
street. sabmit!rd report recommending tho pas
Aia. Cater moved 10 CONCUR In the report aud
The. motion prevsllcd. and tho ordinance was
pa:1sa IT, kniekerSesSeE sHss cnx cae, ,pwo
'aiar M1sfss peq,ss e,,st Gslis Walsef W. M9o
iasion, eia.. o%sai o'sailitsuH ee9s e3'N' A
Noe1-Norc.
Of tio same committee 10 whom had been re-
tcrred report and ordinance for q sidewalk on
t1 south size Of Bctce street, from Sholto street
May street, Submitted q report the
Al3. Ackhotr moved to concur In The report and
Tic motion prevailed. and The ordinance was
passed by tho following vote:
-Ayts-A.d kniyke, hooker, Cox, Carter. Dwell,
lrr. FEsbIe l'ase:iy. 1alco:I WoS1ard. EIzby,
Holden. nns=cli, AtAhpn. Gass6cld, Eugc}, Law
, 1866-09-20
Onr Export Grain Tn dc.

1Titcs contlanc fs above the shipping mari that
the export trade remains sussih. Ia 1ts Ec are nov
Iettixins considerable quSsi:ics or b1sua au la-1
re~sh!rpcd from Liverpool tbs relative prices In te
tNo markrs a,iortlln. r.t for E!l transactions,
Uur experts OF cereals us the mos; part nlfsouel
dtEn 70 corn af htrh We Aare Ehtppcd, since this
ns.t Of as Sspt.n!rr, some si.ls against
Hsout l,CgpGo during the correspotllia, period 1T
hirns m IN Grc1, nritain inr Inlian co. h4s been
oElnE 20 three principal cal*es. y.x- The discontinue
aticc OF receipts OF milan rorn and beans foEl Esrp
.e ncfc..a use Q: eosn 70: dlstn-, and te popular
feeding puTro!,s. In consequence Of the rinaerp.s
n farmers alt over Great Httan nrr feeding unusual
nun I& Of logs for which they rcQairc coYu Under
these circumstances It Is probable silat cfcn larger
aiE0EEt1 than hcEctofoEe will t,r .a.lstesI.
, 1866-09-20

"Iu lining the kettle from tie fire, I scaIdcd my.
self very scyerely-onc han1 al7aost " a crisp. Th
torture was uubcarab1e. . TIE Mexican Nus
tang Lnln1cpt relieved tho rain nlmost Immediately
lelealcd rapidly. and acst vcyy little scar.
"cnAs. Fos1ER, to Droadst, Ptdlad'a."
This IL merely sample Of whst the Mustang Lint
mcDt will DO. II is Invaluable In al1 OF wounds
sEelngs, spsatns. cuts bruises, spavlas, &, either
upon uaan or beast.
UcwaEe Of counterteits. None Is genuine un1es.
wrapped in fine steetplate enErarngs bearing the sls
nature Of G. II. Wcstbrook. Chemist and the pr{ratt
stamp of DENAs RArsrs & Co, New Tork.
SARATOGA 6r1JSG WATER, sold by a11 drug
C1s
, 1866-09-20
The English Harvest.
a London correspondent OF the New York Chronicle,
uhi1nf dhfs Il SAnfenl1rf 1

u1lUcF N6leDf seF1tabtf T. HAgB:
+Te TErgrcss Of harvest work during tho week has
been slow. and as ttc weather has continued caange
nbr tho p:odscc has bfyn StacSe1 In ut mIItGu1
tl!tlun- The what. however, II OF tnc quality. md
tho4e arnt = Ehoss resources allgE lhe 70 old their
rro4aee EEt!! i = otter for inl!ne viii b. ahe =
e,lk Of the producc fFyarle to il poor con:
dillon, and t.,n only b2 cmplo5ei BY milking small
Not millgrs cstmate tsat on'y oneasrs:r can
TUG crop cf seat is certainty ci below 13st rear. and
rrltss n'G rsen nt:Eails It !liu whole ot u Fteac
Will sttuirss durn. the apprpach!a: tTclrc months,
about o& quarters of II al but ~ pnI1uce con-
fie great nehctcney Of tic crop. p:obaaly very
MEch r1asGcratei Tic crop. uh,'ouh'tdr, u m,elt
low that France will bc compelled 10 export any great
9nSni,iiy u 2! to5s;n Il n;ousc T.; sSrS:7 wiz rsI
he aspsis;t r The inrse inro:!atiors o slat cqan
three years In that casc. better market tisar hns
Tcsnf !os como ycart will he roand her. for the
r+ OF it. large crop which seems to hayu been -asgd
In tue CAItct Stafe4.
, 1866-09-20

Tho tEAda sale 1t tho bat fAcforr at ar
James U. lrrulict. took r.ace FEday ~ nsua and
which Il mostly routine matter fair snd iively
The psets q tie last fw weeks wcfc falls e9sta,nsa
,STsf Il &c sale so,s " rs total
rrces rtr dozen. by tho ca4o: wonl hats MEMS rIap
48so to mens fancy, tios 50 70 $zl0o; youths
tAncys &l9fo 70 Sl3.i boys plAlu s6.73 to f9; chi
, 1866-09-20

3e Ae-13NV--A4
Tic aonnt Of Plantation Blttc.s sold Ia o5c year Is
something startling Tlcy would ill Broadway IL
tees high from the ln1k TO Fousth-st D,ases uaou
factory IS our Of the institutions Of New Yurk II /.
said t4at Drake painted all tic rocks In se Eastern
States with his catastic -. T-lssoN N,'' aad then
got the old grunny legislators 10 pass Law "prrvcnt
inc dsnsnsns the face Of nature" which gives him
monopoly We do not know Gow tAts IL but wa 10
know that The Plantation Httess other artt
Gle ever DID, They used By all c!nsses OF tile com
n0nity, aud arc death on Dysrcpslatertaip. They
are very tntigoraang when 1aassp1d and weak and
GREAT appetizer.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all drug.
clstg.
, 1866-09-20

A SsESsMENT NOTICE.
~ uffIcE CT TIE HoAEp OF PCFL1c TuHxs,
CHICAGO, Sept. II, 1850. :
tnhttc notice Il hereby Eiyc Ill persons fnt,cst-
c that The undersigned, Coz MMss!uncss Of the NoAni
Of Iublc NorSs Of tho Esy OF chicago, have completed
tic ko:i for 1ft Cling grading AMI PLANK.
ing Of tic alley rEnnlnk north and south through
block II an ~ Ia southeast quarter fhacton II, 81 H.
nrG that PORTION Of the alley rnn1l. and wc.t
through said ~ Cxtc~dlng from IInls.c5 street to
the alley running uUz1l and Ftuth above named.
~ :, .,. Alsas
Eor TIE inE. e.aiing aal a.ans1aS The A.foot alley
Fourteenth Street and between Statesi1eet AMI Wabash
avcn1e.
Ecr the hEr. ETsdtn. Ar rlank!ns tho alley r1nning
nosth and snu: IN tn. west part nf otk Il, Johnston,
tsobeTts & Sto1's Addition to Chicago
A1%1,
For the cuybitC 11lk1s grading nl rlanEiu- the alley
fnaEtnE Gsst and west through block !. ktnztea Al
ton 10 LhtcGEn.
For the fn9 grading anil pfaaktrg The al'cS running
8, ktnzic'a Addition to Chicago.
The nnte1hgned VIII apply to the Common Courci1
tf said city n is rext feEutar .nlcetir to he he'd
the wcnit fourth day n september. lH al the hour OF
* O'Clock ?. nl., sus conf rmation Of such
minis. at hck tIMe all PARTIES Interested will have
tie right to lie helr AL persons stiAE to natcs 10
said assessments must dlc their objections tbs s4Ee
IN ~riiin. in the rfee Uf the CITY C1e ieast one
day prior to such n1teting tf the Gnns1on Council.
!. G. SlSDELE,
FRED, LErZ,
.-...... q. j, isO5E,
commissioners Of The board Or Public wosss.
, 1866-09-20

Shattered Constitutions
Restored by Ilelrteld's Extract DucAu.
tylttk1l+1:t ~
, 1866-09-20

All who vnsuc beautiful he1d Of hair, and IT.
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray. will cot I'll to Lyoas celebrated Eatason.
makes the hair rich, so and glossy. cEa.catcs dan
dru anl the hair 10 grow with luxu1laut beau
ty, It Is sold cyesywhcyc.
Z. THOMAS LYON. Ch.sulst, MI
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, soll by all drug
rfs
, 1866-09-20
Chicago CATTLE MARKET.

more thnn FIceces.
. The above are the buying rates. From second hand
Ehe fnnSa would be 22Jc higher.
, 1866-09-20

:. we saonaN herewith an otdinancc and request
lis passage.
Respectfully submitted
-; u. GISDEIR. Roard at
6hEp LETz4 I Pnb!c
ntrony or COMMITTEE.
70 nc MayoF and A!detnen ot tae City OF CHI
GEu. . at.1 y Sumnon ~. ~e95a' n.ts assem9len: &
ra,tt FGg9nIet1e ns9Ia " sAee9 aaa Aiego o. me
snt ~ ~ ny. Mas e. t. ea an Vfat.
~ ~ Atae3 ~ vi MI q lots
- y, e. - * anI N ~: ~ S4a enoslon n
sGison i ~ aA ~, AAsanE 1an tas easne nnnet ho.
t,seMens ~ iease 20 1ep1lt an1 ~ ascomtncad
'Ae passage u lae seeompls44ea ofg5naace.
MATn. FHANzkS+
SAN. SHAcKroHp.
Ky rnu rnn1dosheu ~ fhe Common Council ofMe CITY
S1aeeEo re-; .r.,. x,-
.rt. 49, ihai the a!ley funning nofthWcstcrly
tas ,ougn a.aSR ninetecn ~ ~ The Canal TFiis-
a; snpatssson ~ ol sectton ~ ~ IL DC straight
e1e4 S9 insi Ac same .hali be OF uniform width
~ ~ sss!, ana y 5oAt tnat part Of said alley
o r n,. ~ 49, - = 3; ana - ~ SAD bloeE nlge-
"A Aaq. Naata. " ~ samc eomnlttce, 70 whom
oau 9cch tetoItEn IsnonsLsancE against the
IaAU.ne g. taS aisc}s ~ eioeS l, Molcotrs- and
efct ~ tr9,Efr uat 'ae fesnonstfana
nass ieaEc 70 HitnaIaw.+ a..
, 1866-09-20

1hc market orened dull buyers 1ei1,I: to takc hold
a. rate. 1hat were current on Saturday. Dnriuy tho
tho nrnogn Of 2o0o brls n.ade ~ follows: 1ool
esis Gono,ti inmsdase fnl.dephla at III ~
~ SO h7ls. September, Philadelphia, buyers option,