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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27

We unhesitingiy recommend the j. Mon
roe Taylor Gold Medal Soap to all our
lady readers, as being The best soap in the
market, and with one trial, we doubt not
il will ever after be the only Soap for the
kitchen Its superior qualities for making
clothes look so white and clean, will al
ways commend it SO strongly, that it will
he the the fixed Soap for family use. One
trial is all that is necessary to convince the
most skeptical.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27
Durable Fire and Water Proof
MICA RoOElNc PAINT.

For coating TIN, IRON or SINGLE
ROOFS. 1t formsl
Body equal to's coats Of Ordinary Paint.
No Roof can rust under il, and Old Leaky
Roofs may be made permanently water pr oof
and durable by its use. -.a
The Paint requires no MIXING. but Is ready
to be applied with the ordinary paint brush.
Price S1.00 per gallon, which Will
cover two hundred square feet
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27
Itch. Itch!

For Itch, Scratches, and all erupuons of
the skin use Boyds Medicated Cream--thc
ncatest, most pleasant. and surest cure
known. For sale BY all drug lists
Pershng Il Brown.
The Report of the Civil Engineer Of Gin
cinnati shows that the city contains one
hundred and fifteen miles OF paved streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27

PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
ANN S. STEPHENS New Book!

/
THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS. BY Mrs.
Ann 5. Stephens, author of"Fashion and
Famine" 'The Gold Brick" 1.-THE Old
Homestead" "Silent Struggles" "Mary
Derwent, "Reiecled Wife, "The Heir
ess," The Wiie's Secret" etc.
This new book, by Mrs. Ann s. Ste
phens, has been pronounced by all to be
by far the best and most interesting work
ever written by her. Itappeared in month
ly instalments in "Peterson's Magazine
during the last year, having been com
pleted in the December number, where il
proved to be the most popular, powerful
and successful novel that has ever appear
ed in that Magazine, and it is now pub
lished complete and unabridged, in one
large duOdccimO vol ume, uniform with the
Gold Brick, Fashion and Famine" and
the other works OF Mrs. Ann s. Stephens
published by us. Ii will no doubt prove
TO be the most popular and successful work
that has ever been before written by this
talented American authoress.
Mrs. Stephens has Justly become q
favorite with all American readers of prose
fiction, and the announcement of a new
work from her graceful pen is cheerful news
rare treat in store for them. for in THE
Soldiers Orphans" Mrs. Stephens has, if
anything eclipsed all her former efforts.
There is less redundancy of scene and act
ion, but there is far more artistic excel
lcncc, and an elaboration 0feauses and
effects, aitainable only by pract;sed.wrters.
The action of this new novel transpires in
Philadelphia, and beyond the limits of the
II. Al. = ;
to stray. The time selected By Mrs. Ste
phens is recent, the late war, and she pic
lures with vivid disiinctness the domestic
suffering and sacrifices entailcd by, and
made for, the grand and heroic struggle
for national unity. The plot is one OF alb
sDrbing interest, the characters are graphic
transcripts from real life, strongly individ-
ualized. and the contrasts formed by their
individual peculiarities, mental and physic-
al. lend a rare charm, TO this last and most
finished of Mrs. Stephens books
The Soldiers Orphans" is published
complete in one large duOdecimO volume.
Price $l.5O i'm paper or $500 in cloth.
WORKS
The Gold Brick. =. L 80
Silent Struggles, Il 80
The Wife's Secret, L 30
The Rejected Wife, Il 30
Mary Derwent, :. 30
Fashion and Famine, F. Il 80
The Old Homestead 80
The HeircSs. 4 30
Above are in paper cover, or in cloth at
500 each.
The above books are for sale by all book
sellers.
Copies of The Soldiers Orphans. or of
any other or all ofthe above popular books
by Mrs. Ann ). Stephens, will be sent to
any one, free of postage, on receipt of
price.
Address all orders to the Publishers,
T. ID. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
300 Chestnut ST. Philsi-lphi, Pa.
And they will receive Immediate attcn-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27
RL.ANKS.

Blank Warranty aud Quit Claim Deeds, Mortga
ges, Subpeneas, Executions, summons, ConstsbIe's
Sales. Notes etc., kept constantly on hand at
ablishment. -es sHcI. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27

THE BRIDE OF LLEwKLLYx.-"The ex-
cellencies of The Bride of LleweIlyn' are
many and great. We regard 1t as one OF,
if not the best, on the whole, of Mrs
Southworths productions. For the brill
fancy and point of her conversation, the
ease and spirit of her narrative, the splendid
and graphic character Of her description
of natural scenery, and the general power
and ori .inalty of her conceptions, she
couples front rank among American
writers Of fiction. The moral is an excel
lent one alculated to do good to all ITS
readers. The story is intensly interesting:
and aboan:is in all the excellencies of its
authors vivid and picturesque genius.
Mrs. Southwortlis characters are not
merely names but existencies: they live
and move before us. each acting in ac-
cordance with their peculiac nature Ii
VIII no doabt prove 10 be the most popular
work yet written by Mrs. SOuthworth. and
VIII undoubtedly command very large
sale. We commend it to al, our readers.
IL Is published by L. B. Peterson & Broth
ers, Bog Chestnut s'r,et, Philadelphia. Price
$50 in paper, or $500 in cloth"
-.
liIIISoAIE, MICH.-We call the attention
oi our readers 10 CAi1fNs, GEIFFIN & Co.'S
Inion Business Institute, located at the
above place. which challenges comparison
wiih any and all other Institutions in the
world Others may advcr Use more large
~. but in raj merit ii SURPRISES every bus
mess College in the world-cxcept at Ober-
lin. Ohio. It's Telegraph students have the
use of an acf'lal business Telegraph Line
the NJ. ). x y. |. Il r. Line. which is not
true OF any other Telegraph School in the
world-exccpt AT Oberiin, where the Busin-
ess College has a Telegraph line of its own
30 miles long. In all the departments of
these two great and popular Institutions.
ACTUAL business is mingled with instruc-
tlon-thus thoroughly and practically quail
flying the student for success in life. Our
readers will do well TO apply to one of
these unequaled Business Colleges for an
interesting work on business education
which is sent free to any addres. 6ml
~-o---
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27
a. CUTSH AW,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

las opened a shop above J. VI. Dale & Co.'S store.
II tentrance through the stcrr.) where he IL pre-
pared ,lu all work in his line on short notice and
in tie lest and Latest style.
Order> solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Cutting douc short notice and for reasonable
prices. firc :. lSfi-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27

The Emperor OF Brazil has manumitted
all his slaves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27
diso ulanuiaCturers VI
s BLACK LUsTRE vARNIsH.

- BLACK LUSTRE VARNISH,
TARRED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH.
Discount to the Trade. Circulars and Price
List furnished. Rights for counties sold at low
rates. Address III II
TIE MICA ROOFING co.,
.a.. I94 broadway, n. Y.-r.
Frank Humphreys, 81 Royal ST.. ~ o.
Scofield, Williams & Co., Augusta, Georgian
Baldwin II. Woods, Montgomery, Alabama.
Thomas s. Coates. Raleigh. ~ c.; r! Al
Tucker. Richmond. Va; Henry Wilson. PEI
tersburg, Va. Agents. 10 ,s9-'1siss
dec 20. '66-ly sbap aaf slan 80 i.e'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-27
Patent Mica Roofing.

THE NEW YORK Mica RoorIxG COMPANY,
Established 1871 are manufacturing under
Letters Patent + f. BEST ARTICLE OF
COMPOSITION ROOFING EVER OF.
FERED TO The PUBLIC. "a is adapted
to every style of Roof, steep OF fat, and can
be readily applied by any one.
The u s. Government, after thorough
test of it's utility, have adopted its use in the
Navy Yards. aud upon Public Buildings.
The Roofing is put up in rolls, and has
only to be nailel to the Roof to makea
Durable Fire and Water Proof
COVERING.
We particularly recommend its use upon
Buildings. Stores, Churches, Facto-
ries, Machine-Shops, Steamboat
f Decks, &c
, 1866-03-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

FntpA1 EVENING, March 2, 1ssG-
Nearly MI ihc banker8 complained tAat they arc
losing eusr:nCy daily. Bustness Caucrsly IL DUH
md de1A,sis sse unusually low; while the demand
70. Recommendations Is tncteaxane. To-day the p1es-
sure ia even greater Than yesterday, and none but
tue very beet customer weu accommodated at
The ptual rate Of discount 10 per cent per annu1n.
Street rates wtrc steady at 1G3 pez cent per
mouth.
Eaeuu exchange is In light supply, hui owing
IL ihe scarcity Of currency the market Is shade
rasie1 tlnn yestetl4y, without, bowever, any
change in .ntcS. Round lots were eold amorg bank
CT ut 6sc prem. per thonsand.
Tue general produce markets today were drner.
Flour w.s e,eady ard t.1n. Wheat m1s huoysat
and IL &c higher. corn ruled kG1c PET bushel.
Dats declined ase pei bp.hel. Rye and Barley were
qu'ct and unchanged. prorisions were generally
dull Me-s Pork opened weak but csosad nrm
lard WIS dull and = ahade lover.
Ii was runorcd ons' changc. to-day that the eat.
tn Cnlou and the United St1te* telegraph COM
panies hasc been cop.ol,da,ed. The n. r. Com
1aerxsas advertiser ot "Wednesday eoatatns the sol-
lowing:
Nestcrn Union and United St1fes Telegraph Inns
have tsecn con>oa I'd, thur making only one coul.
t,ans with lher lines running 10 Al parts Of Ibe
Vest md thsousa TO- san f1anss1 = Thls VI &C.
Telegraph line stock, which sold On saturday Iast
ut SIG oa and to-day ii ~
THE Telegraph this morning gasc u tht secIetarJ
of ts,e 1reasur, s Statement Of The National Debt
~ ,.hach VIC nd that therute decreaec Of 5.01a,
~, .fnce the III Of Febr,lafy. Below We give on
.,.nsl eompsratise tnble rhoHiuE the prosresa 0
Aha ach. since the breaking ont Of the rebe11inn:
, 1866-03-03

Tue gratn markets to-duy wrfo active and firm
but thece wzz not much movement tn an;1h1ug
el.e.
The Provision nA1ket WIS gene1aly dull and
heary. 1Ie*s Pork was in very limited request at
the oJ,enirg and The market ruled dull and keary;
Int to*srds the cloee. under n1ote active demand,
il improved aud became d1zn with sales Of zoo bss
Al {s6 25@ s50-fios1ng trm Il the outside quota-
tion Bulk Aeate were I'll Nth Fa}es Of fShou!dess
at 10tt:c loose ard packed. Green Hams were sold
1T 1sc. Lard nas dull and thade lower, with
sa!ca OF go tres Prime Steam Leaf At 1Txe.
Dressed Hoes opened s095ee lower, but z1l3ied
md closed At decline Of on'y 1sKG13c. The .alcs
~t1e made alta E1nge Of &to.75G11l -40-ciosioz n
Sl1o&n.s3, dividing On 100 Ds. =
NtEhwines condnne fcarte and Grm. With light
sales at 1874 Bonded wincs arc held 1t 2se.
The Flour market IVES steady md nrn, with sales
q 800 bril- At eaoV11u.oQ for fair good Ghile
"tniers; t7ssG7.sa for rood to choice Spring L.
tsas; s5e5 for low grade Ext1as, aud s5.s5 for
spring Supcss,
There WIS nit actlye sptcnlatlye demand for M.
spI7us Wheat, and the market was excited with an
advance of II. G2c per bustel. No. Spring wa, IN
mudefate rcquest at m improvement Of 1nac
1bcsr WIS noth1ea doing in led Winter. saes loot
up ~ seo bn.hrls at .asH .s5A foa No. /; Sc
tur ~. 9, and 7oc for Rejected sprtns-costn9
quiet. with buyere OF No. ak tlss ind selles II
| $t2oA.
There wae good demand tor Rejected Corn at IN
/ advance OF MG1c, with rules ri 31S2s7Hc. There
WIZ IN acsre demand fos No, Canal Corn adoat At
| 4fc, scller tnt half OF Nay, at which We report
sale Of one boat load. but 4: the close there Tcre
| no sellers below &c
Oats were dull mud nc lowc4. with light sales 1t
23x eye for No. and 20Has1Hc I'm ypa
| Kye na5 dun snd nominal Il Soc fo1 No. and sc
| gor no. 3.
Barley nas dan, neglected and nou{nally IN.
| changed
! Timothy Seed vas Fteady and hrrn, with .ale, at
xs D0Mae1 Clover Seed Was quiet and ea.,er, sv11h
sa,es Al e6 6,00@Znt F1ax Seed was In good request
md nm, 1tlh sales 81 s2as1..to. The supply /.
ves1 light.
salt w. quiet, with fases at za1sG2aas Is for tns
/ domestic delivered to the cnrs-
Groceries wesr steady 1t yesterdays prices
The following dcFpatcAes were read on Change
&o-day:
F1om md Whrat better. Corn quiet at SIC. Oatt
steady. roek dnl At Faae3. Lard e'sier At 1Sc
Nsssedluoes heavy at $t975- Hhtsxes onu Il
ts.&. Gold Is54.
| LA1
| Flour 1fm At F7S5GS 4G u 81 .
/ l31t1p. EQIp cuiEt OhtF II 1k2a NC&1EI0
, 1866-03-03
Fork Packing Mt Cincinnati,

Tie pork pac ktas On Is now virtually closed at
the receipts ha5e fallen o1 % the ordinary uoaot
iaIen Is butchers. Fu1ly 11o,Ho3 hogs more have
not Tic packers ~ ,he 1eadlz= points me Missts.
si.siIr bca afaA OF tic rners and Instead Of psck
rerked, abonf ths ofst q January ,hsT shipped
largely to Chicago. !os, a. nearly al1 these ro!nI
cet,atrs made 10 ,ho foes r.71 81 Jaauarf We
e1rcr1 10 b. able 70 sct up ons 1sas s1nnz repoE!
rrpcrt lektn. In this city ln our next TG-F1
Res been tut 1tt4lc do1r ia m-ss pork balt meat1 1t
whithis chiefly from the south. snd has heen fatr
Lard has neca 9onght 70 a considerable extent, ana
cult t. Lus u this Eate CITY packers. as 1e
, 1866-03-03

Constipation, Inward Plles foiness Of Flood to tn
Head Ae3dit5 ct tne Stotnach, Nsnsoa, Heartburn.
stomaen. Sour Eruetaiions. .stnti1s or Fiut-
tcE1ng at tho PIT OF tho 3tomach, swim
ming OF the Head, Hurried e1d llni-
cult Breathing. F1nltatrx At the
HsaFt.Choktnk or 9unocatng
Stniations when IN alYlnE
Posture. plmne1s Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before tho Sfgbt,
Feyer and Dull Pain In the He'd Do
tclency Of Precipitation, Y+llow1ess OF
tbs skin and Eyes. Pain Ia the Side, Baek.
Chest, LtInba, DC, Srddeu E1n1he4 of Heat.
Burning In thc Flesn Constant Imasn!nxs Of Evil 1na
, 1866-03-03
CHICAGO CATTLE Ea}AKHET,


good Eter5e.
The market to-day has heen fairly uct1yr but bs,]y
up spirit 10 that Of yesterday The receipts con-
occurred their quota and withdrawn from the Market
there Il less sor.xknesH. but ret he4s.hy trade
SIppcss doing lsss than yesterdty. but p.cke4p
are silu buying freely. taking good c1asa At fs1a
SIS. Stocktss not doing much, they look upon
y9e.ent rates too LIgh Justify nxy rprehase- for
feeding.
City butchers ire do.nx1a limited busuc3., Wills
s5eculators arc tolczably quiet
The day closes With the stock Oh band greatly r.
duccd.
We quote the maske. as nctlSe aad prices ensde
enxteT thAn yesterday
The EoIloE1n: ASe tae reported transactions:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
E!tclen 4 Adams sold O'Ehta S head, avc.ar;nr Oh
M n &4; to Dalby Il head cnsEra lows Grc7s az.
r.uctne ,4s at sh5: to Wai1A Is head Isir lows
Rogers sold SisrsFs d CO: = hcad. sreaxtps 1,oeo
Gtzsxei sold Ken,aer 1s LEAD, a.e7astps 1,ss, Ii,
TEo1n Thompson sold --1 hoad, ayersr.o-
So - q 4t87X; to I1oihsa Is teat are4a<ia: I,s
Waii soia G.nna, Il hcad medium stock. arorarinx
hocsa sold GIagtn Co. 60 head. Averaging 1850 -,
Irwin sold swscs Is he'd, a.esas,ng LII ~, At
Essh sad Dtytl Il lead averaging 1es -, 4. ss.p
j. GDdiy T. Co. fo}t Nyers Is head, arrtrx.nz i,55
~, ST. to Wing Is head. syeGaxlLg 9io a., At;
is f,Sshr Il htA1, nter1sfaE fr1 f.: ct: to {Iy,nan
IG head Aterageu 1an1 -, AZ.
Ii. Green sold Poland ca he:d, Avesaeins 1,o86s at
, 1866-03-03

sssiy almos1 incredible L. thss =, .ay ,eoss. hltLerte
inve.i'xatans Of De Illegal minded aod seient1c 70
obstacles and overcome oppo1tttou Il hercuean IS
e:ss.s r s 5SSet i ins5 ; = r. @ "a
SS*SffSFiSF FISH ifE sFsr . svs nd
II I'LL ~ g
sa5 .s;ss r.: Sss
q e.
Lie -Glrtng Power.
R::9sE:t s::ess fps g sassss Ssa ass
HI: is,nt tass sit.sy nd seaarel, ming life w!tn
untold misery, H. BY al Usual medical remedies, In.
rheumatism, [-,,5.art.i.] Lum>noo. Neuralgia.
ifthsie FIJI i ~ di.ts ~ - shieh tho CONSTITUTION
Il s.laasa e. ISL s's:s RE-: ~ M
fFx NJ 1;S SP;sa i. .,.,sn
| 'a - ,ss I'd
Rheumatic Pains which tne use Of Calonet Il to
CONSTITUTIONS LIFE sYRup ez.d!e.se., Eoos and
s
kind whteh 70 mnrh otanEnrt the ontWa1d appear.
Ct e. e
Fur IL Form OF Uleeraiss 1,as-asea csthsr Of the
Ness s; sua
Moth Patches upon the female tAce. depending upon
the young wife Anl moihes- 4 lew bottelof
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
WIl conset Re secretion sno rrnoEo the deposit.
!: aif IL q19sE 81 aTaa Sa ,e to
ress IEdgcatInn, Weak Stomach, or m liberated or
, 1866-03-03

IT e.e hss been marked fa1tlag OF In tho activity
oftbe 1ns1ecs, due both to Light receipts aud N ae
k.nee o{baEe91. Tho ya1ds were nearly cleared ont
last night and ~ tho ;re:eipts tu-.sy hare been
1acariis'lc coa h1ve lssa ooae, esen II thert had
tuen dlspcfuon- In addition TO this theec Is Il Al
ar,nas f=ttng od N tbs denana. Culpeftson. HAT
Co.. and CFagln Co.. two Of our largest packing
houses hare practically H1thdsavn tro'1 the un tet
tnendirg VIC understand to close op thh4r bastness
without d.lsy. These two heu4e4 havs been large
ru-ctase.s. sud thar withdrawal will tend 70 ,essen
the teuaarG.'
> Shippers IRE Ii thu market 8K1tn and hAro taxa
Oh tnetalC tl tie Emalt number sold. The d1J
c:oses With uezsly III closed out. :;
We Qpote the market a. atexdy, st JestettsJs :
Tie following ART tie reported transactions:
, 1866-03-03

G1snsy se,a .F@sg d Co. ia head .air ssesEs. are
tsEE; 70 Jacks he1a. argragtnz ltfc u. AT Stsl;
10 TtaA s. LEAD ess}tnAIed IL rs At 3et.G nrad:
e 1Sisor e. = hand ays57s11g TX. ~. 10
K Gra:in 70. 4oid is=a, Il head sock s:sc-s ~
Grazing i.0ll rs. At ss to Nll.oa CO. q n. ID I'LL
nols SetFa, Afefsslnk t2x ~. at he: to Hall l>hcad
10 Martin 70 head ave4ssinE aee Is, stso . .ubic
i hssd, aye-.rinE l,usG IS It 9s.sa.
se Eseo ad.ms sS,a n9 t. I'D tssa e. i15 e.d sooa
necktrr atrrsk, averaging LII 1s, ct {s5 - Cook
Il Lend cord Sierra atessSfns 1as RS. A. &0t; to
Dt1olt i head mela1n stoct, sSefas1pE SO ~, Ct
ADAMS Pars.>u SAID 1lo1l1hAn $ head. Averaging
: ne mt-s Tuner II Lt44 medium class Steef1.
ma svtSss 11 Es st: to EVsSs Co. q head
rr,o Etcfr averaging 11sV nt 1T ftL5v;t Hostth1n
sl Lesd medium Eta4e. averaging Ito Hs At to
smT5y sold C1axln Co. 10 heed MEDIUM cia~ stern
sn1 1jxen avesaFfug 1.1.1 II. n $50.
Cuolcs & Edrtdke tod Wat1al = head sscood class
=: se he.a asas a7sa
Hf,1E 1es aoas sold cragn Co. 1aa head good
seerE avefeeins LIZ ~ y ssW e IT fane e = n: neae
t:irnrd ss had, ave1aznE LIS s: At fso: fo pphh
n ii nfdu1 Steers averaging 1es5 hf, al xAAu to
to Jepfs Clifford 81 head fhr Etoek- nfeisE1ns l'aa
ii stF1hofn c. sol1 Hol6 Is head ~! stock. ~:
erart, Us ~ 1t IS sp 10 CTau Co - h:3d Eooa
s.svs: ey.r.EinE LIZ r At - sen !. .E po'oa - ns'a
GrrFosv Haslsnrk sold Wing + head feI steeIs'
AvessEnk lss 1t It $50: to Wing "a hesd faf sfoc8'
averaging LIS D. nj t55a
HoGs-from the returns made 70 the Board Of
7s1dc nd tie rece,pts md thpments for The LAST
twenty four hours. com1arci With the receirts and
shipments of the ssnne roa IN 1854 to be a. follows:
l EHrxi Cf,tNN<% <%rt
, 1866-03-03
How to Cure DiphtIterIa.

The peculiar md 50 often fatal eonrlalut called
Dfpb,helia, which IL more c0nlAon among ch1ldEen
1han among EIewn ue rson!t T5y pso41RMy ns s1Eed M
" the Eae 81 e. Dr hsqMn e1ay Kse1 aoa 4 IL
eEGc1 comueacins With sore throat and goiu. On y
vtf,rut Inflammation CONGESTION, nnd tho formation
of fise ntorane Ia the throai waicn osalIy suto.
ratr. is victim and produces desth Dlpltheria t..
therefore, svrons @siaoy II Will not DO % treas +
xtt ucslt Eastc time py sp1y to II inefi-
caicd h. lc viii not rnnise sh1t, wita Al Ills skll,
tnrre ia o his saving thh Ht Of the 4ae5sT
That promise only be co-sclrnsian.J lndn!Eea la
Vheu the uloEe:t the child or adult Il xelzed with
i,nthetin you nppsy Radwa.'s Ready tss.!ef to The
tlioat ard chest sid adnnsttr from one TO three ol
tr R2nwoy's Hills to ffguae the b1We;1. As soon ~
you % thai all txoEet disappeafs Yoa 9pen
imne c1ate relief and upou speedy cure There must
h. no IN TIE case must aei qaiek'
H. for Hlnttexin Is OF acttTt nAt4Ee Itself thst,
I,css speedily ard vigorously attack ked by poEer-
i'll 1cnedJ Ee The Ready Eelel t soon acquires the
msstcry and ttntx all Mtdtra1 ability TO 1tstndge y.
snf iisdasy's l:eady Ee.es vana9i.hes It drsc,lY:
snhred upon Ihe islse memoEsne esa*ss 70 t,rna.
The iuuocastng. symptoms depart. The Regulating
P1ia do the rest. They e1rcl the morbid haGoss
Ehir Causc the complaint, md that elected the p1-
ffen1it permanently well. Sold BY Druggists.
, 1866-03-03

There ..It somc inqn!ry for bonded o principally
for future dcl'.err bat our seehcfs determined
70 thcr Oh un! they can realize better 5nrcs
lArinc 1ceu Offered for SO bss to-day. On the srot
and reased aad We presume thcre would he no d!d.
sac,Ei:a RI ApsI! p .aa M,s, dslisefisA soutracts
Free oil Is dull md entirely noinina. r Eo5d
kfnnfkyd hrnnHk. -
, 1866-03-03

ut -.
HIDEs%Rece1ted 62,G37 D.; shipped 17taE h4
TIE MARKET continues ray quiet and prices without
Improvement. We quote:
GrfEn HuktGefN |Et9 v
Green s4j.e1, utUred. 1sAc
lhy SrItet. frtMmcd. elHssE
IrF Flint, 1tsaamed. -.........4!s tt:i4c
XII. Green Sailed. 9H
Erorcd, Cnt and Grnbhy Hides. X price.
T{Af-Martet odllt and prices unchanged. Wt
q2oso:
wHoLEAAiK TEacE oS Track.
Timothy roller aad bcate. pressed.
1iuoftT, onse pressed.. leA03 1l3o
Prairie, lDpse......s.... ........s... G0GxIl30
EETAutfhICES.
Ttno,hr, roller and bcater pre- sed....... 1sce41soa
TU1othy, loose prc.scd. i50G4l6
T4mott1 1eo.e....... ..........,......... loo4iLA4
l.ra,rtc roller rHd beateE pressed 13ua1k09
iraIIic lco4e on Warbas de1!Ferrd... lDo2l4 o.
DRESSED It,&:s3-Heceave1 i.t06s 1biprtd~ 81.
Tie M. ket retet dull and hesvy 1t decline ofSl
G5oc hut subsequently 11Hed eoSes0cflo-ing steady
ii dtcl,ae osl2x@lsc on gtatefuay't eloslng price
E=i.a Tttt: .,.
, 1866-03-03
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~ 'sTATE Sr4l IS OF ILLINOIS, covA Sv9STr-ss
e. Il 5Sssss 9ptSssx pySsas4 gesE :a is:E !
,eaea TSet!f Eo1ss 7 :vsH
%s!s:a5 @ $o; ii sea.a. s.!rd zss-nary III, 1ss.
P.s ssse ss WIZ sRa ,sress assssos 81 'or
io1 tns tTsss,on q S. Ip possioa iaosasI street
N Na!.a, 81 70. VI; astsa Ees. ~ 1sss sa4 i,
nd eF oa as o 1os o 7osfa
ttreet betweea Morgan ssEceS and the cass line q
Wsxr.a, ;os: VEST dated reo. -: ,sss. asa ,..ned
:: e. ~
W,Ir.n. ~: s.: Notth, ~ Fsb r. 80; sd +!
j. ~ Wo!es oh I'd "es II Aeaoa n s5 Z < sH
e ST. e.
oetaolt oi such payment he sad assessment VII b
'hs5s1s:; Is 81 II. a. q dta 1f$ha es;e:,e..
(lORPOkATION NOTICE.
T,.,t,. ,ss sEs$s ss$s ss{s;s + & a. .
H. hs ns sfy I'd sSas
T. SasssS r Fs A0a Al an e7''
s ss.:s ses Tsit a .s1sa; a;
and paa9ea: at an esu4atea COS, Of g. :oo$i;
AiEp% That abc aeys tn block 10, Hocofts Addlttor
TO Chcax0, be fle graded and panked, at an eaala.
ted cost OF 31+.ShW;
The Boasd Of Public Eork.. that ta- several sums
named above be assessed upon the rl estate 1eeaea
o e
anend ed 10 sech case made md proy1ded ::
n sscps sntelssteas that II Conmi&soot.s ot the
the Coart Hou.e. IN sain City Tuesday Tho SIKH
90 day oi March a. p. isss at inc bear of 70 o'clock
fected. - aforesaid, by tue Comnoa Council to be
aasessed III the real estate deemed benefited by the
said contemplated Improvements.
]. g. GINDELE
FRED. LETT
o. J. EuSE
Commissioners Of the Board u I'ubllc York;
, 1866-03-03

coritt transmitted to All the councils In the stia
TO The National Council 1t Washtnctou. and 20
Faea sncznbe1s q Congress and the State Iegis.s
-1otr ae aEE members pE the order"