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, 1866-04-02

4 Party Of IsnrElars Ont-danked and
CauEht In the Act.
fErnTn the Ia41rrH prsi ri fhn 8hh1

4 Party Of nnrslars ont.hanked and
Caught in the Act.
From the Detroit Post Of The 8g,h.}
Information having come to the knowledge
Of Capt. Bergman Of the police, some days
since, that certain gentlemen OF buIglarious
Intentions were In the citY, officers Grogan
and Gvpiord were detailed to *twork np'' any
LOB they might have on hand, and take
nart In the eamc. Cautiously md quietly.
learning that It vas the intention Of the bur-
glars to visit the house Of Mrs. Stonor, near
the corner Of Adame avenue and Beaubien
street, early yesterday morning, prepared 10
BE- i,ts On r.., s'and, md aeeordtnsiy, n company
patroltDrn soukhwfck aud Bishop, proceeded
10 the neishborhood designated, aud, conceal
ing Themselves, awaited developments.
At about a. NJ, the eSpcctants, two In
numoer, arrived. and commenced operations.
Obtaining access to the house, they proceeded
were females. and notified them that If they
rcrnaincd perfectly quiet they should receive
no harm. Having thus consoled the inmates,
they proceeded to institute a thorough search
for every thing Of value aud appropriate the
same. All having been gotten together with
unparalleled good nature, they kindly inform
wns fixed to carry out" At this jnnceturc ths
signal was given for the officers to enter and
surround The house, and secure the scoun-
drels. Officers GroSan, Gcpford and South
wick Immediately rushed into the dwelling,
and after struggle secured the men, who
cave their names as Robert Fulsom aud Will
liam Dolscn. Both Of these villains lrcw re.
rolTcrs upon Officer Groean as he was as.
cending the stairs, and Fulsou cried out I'll
| shoot the first sou Of a-wl3o attenpts
to come up" Before he could fire. however,
GreEau, revolver In hand, had mounted the
stnIrs, grappled him BY the throat, mud forced
| the weapon from his hands.
At the station they were searched, and q
| cartridge box containing burnt cork found
| upon the person Of one Of them, which nc,
! counted for their blackened faces. Upon be,
ing brourht into court durin. the day, With
continued audacfty tley plead "not guilty.
| but we're held to wait trial before the Re.
! corder. Although young In years, they are
old offenders, and destined to grace e'er Ions,
| the gnllows. IT they continue IN their present
| career. Do1son describes himself as :" New
OrleansHoosIcr," md boasts that be belonged
I 10 the rebel army. FuIsom is a Canadian
by birth, and while perhaps rs deep William
at heart rs his companion. Is not quite q
| communicative, or fond Of ,"b1oEiuC."
, 1866-04-02

Mrs.. Jnarez, w1fs Of the President of the Mexican
Republic, has been invited TO State dinner, to b.
given on Tuesday next, by Secretary Seward.
, 1866-04-02

4NE A4kfEI-AAE H4AFAGAA-1tEF0IaA Oh
Fat1ures-The Electaon-Mrs. JetI.
I9av14-A Question about Trade-EaA-
ter.
[spedn Despatch to the Chicago Trfbnne.]
MExfn1s, April /.
The river is falling slowly here, and the same Is
truc Of White and Arkansas rrc2s, which, how
ever, arc in fue toa,tug slate.
Do~E-Cl'y Of Me1nphi., Alice Dean, Common
wealth. st. Patrick, Lumnary.
Up-Ba}tfe, Belle, Ida. Van Phul, Magenta, En-
erald, Virginia, Mecnne, Ozark, Belle st. Louis,
Clifton, Gilmore.
Business very dull, Weste.u reserve cheese
SIC; corn meal 3B4c; eggs a0e; Rio coffee s71
c; chickens $10.o0 butter, scarce at SIC for roll
coEn sesse; hsy fs4 no9ea6-o9; oats Soc; bran z7Q
30c; apples s60o510 90; hominy SC; lard 10000
meet pork f2s-e clear eides e1e.00; sugar cured
hams 22c; PLAIN 10 a1c; potatoes $1,000 f-5o, Prices
Reports Of failures 81 In = Mempfhts ara nao.tiy nn-
true. Al a meeting OF National bunk officers, 1t
was learned that not hair a t.ozen notc, had been
protested, and tho tnanc11l status OF the city
good.
matlon, TO fl vacancies in the Legislature. passed
oil quietly. Walker and Pos'on, the former reore-
sen1stves from 1hts County, were eleetsd; e. Yearly
nest for tho Iadtca1 candidates.
Mrs.. JEFF Davis LEFT for the. North yesiesdav, On
the steamer Vfeiuia. She II attended BY Jef'a
late private secretary. tol llaFnson.
Tic ST. Patrick has m immense TRIP Of freight
The petroleum teyer tn, broken out In Batesvilie,
Ark.
The late.ia has als,ter from It's special travelling
correspondent which pitches into tho Memphis
merchants On The question OF trade beiwecn this
ihs, .ome Of the leading nrnas here arc damaging
the interests Of Memphis BY patronzing Vt. Louis
sad Ar.an:ss STEAMERS, 70 the e=clnsaoa q 'hs
regular Memphis boats. and that The result will be
n3RnQtFnDf n letter
, 1866-04-02

The 11l10~ Qulet-Frau.
ch1se Law DiareEarded-The Rnlsers
succes.fu1-Rcbels Going to Braxil--
a Colored Soldier Shos-Dcnth Of a
Member Of the Lcgis1Rture.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ibnne.]
Nashville, April l.
The election yesterday passed OF quietly, At
the drst Or second precinct the franchise law seems
TO hare been wholly di.regardcd. and the returns
will ooubdeae be thrown ont The military guard
At each voting place had an excellent etee1, and
have not heard ot q slnsle h1tlcuK anywhere in
the ncfghborhood Of the polls, ". b. Lewis, who
bol,ed from The Nouse Of Representatives 10 de-
feat the legislation OF tie Sate, Il reelected bY
large matoH'y--the vote stan1ing 1886 for Lewis,
10 Ats lor Dr1eu IN the city. The country
townships hare gore for Lewis By
a ~ ap, oas Ward appsassFse p pSassstbe rs hsn
when. By the efforts Of the Unton men, the fran
ehiee law strictly cnfored theu the vote etood
IExis 40, BEien 49, 50 Nashville snstsins, by heavy
matorues the revolutionary efforts Of the bo]seIa
10 break up the Government Of the state. Impu-
DENT attempts Will be made to Represent The efec
tion Of Lewis as Union victory; bnt let not the
bic 10 the entire Union party Of Ea.hvIlic; hut
those who did vote for him. are losal men. while
Leuis was toted foE BY every coppefhead di.oreau-
Of Illegally cet his bsllot IN the boz. ia re,Sshe
returns have been received from other counties ;
hut It Is conceded that the boilers have generally
Union candidate, Will probably be ret1rued. Dun.
uenny bolter takes the ground that be Is stifi d
member Of the Le24slatuse. having never resigned.
tam ht ionrh vii sss 5s IT,.
| enis ut She1byy1lle To ;mcrroN.
4 number Of citizens OF Wilson county have Issu.
ed circular declaring thelr intention to emig1att
chsslcs Refs, soldier Of The 18th colored intau.
try, was shot and ktled lass night by L. 4. Spin,
, 1866-04-02
The v'eIo-A Forcibic aud Stirring
K.n5t&r.

We print below letter written By gen.
tle.nan, whose name VIC are not at IbGrty to
publish, upon the veto Of tn. Frecdmen's bn-
rcau bill. We can commend hi. utteraaces,
however, as those Of q man who for years has
been true rs steel to the great cause of Hu-
mAnity and Freedom, aod whose voice and
pen alike have in times past done reoman ser
Vice In that caute: .-.-.
Sac FnASc1sco, Feb. q, 1865.
Itare Inst read the news trom The East. John
ton rctoes TIE Freedmen b1 and fcvoSss ne order
hlchnund. Mh11 !. the world coming tot
tr1,=tlnG 100 much upon the patriotism and true
worth OF thoee who are suddenly raised ron oo*cu-
r!y 10 high stations. and hare consequently looked
win eutptclon upon the uuau thnt had become Ptex
1oept b. acrideni. Hence, sas no: so much sur
prieed n some 10 hcar that Johuson, The plebean-
johnson, Inc taiios-hld proved rccreant 70 his
pr1neip:es md cone hack npon and gwen the lie 10
Andrew john on Is but 1oao. md not ono pf The
etrunce.t men nt that. le waa selected the can-
aidaie for VICE rEseloent. no: 70 much becsase OF
my peenAr worth In hinltelE a. TO crafty 4 mis-
e1sols sectional iesnng, too prominent 10 4! eas
tucly and o1hes bo1dr. Statss." These wc1e the
arguments usco In Baltimore. and III elected said
they, has he 1o taid .hst Treason ;g !, @ etnas
tsa1,o.f, for he has said he would" T1cte men be-
lieyed what they wexr ea3 tnk. aud were hoaest
hut thry had forgotten or seemed 10 haze forgot
ten, number ofinssances where eooont OF third.
CHS men had boeu made Presidents by accident
auu the consequences thxt followed to the colllry-
1nere IL. bclieve no truer 81 log tAan that 'sou
cannot make whistle out OF = pisG tall, ," unless it
Il The equally tsite one that III you
nut I beeeaf on horsebsck, he will ride 10 the
ae.1L" A. working man, I was pro4d
that tbe tal clearhesded and pure hearted Lincoln
had proved that it poss!bls TO- true worth and
facui tc c1ntnate from plehciln tanss But L1nco1u
did not pccomc President by acciccut- Fer ion.
Yeare had the eyes Of the world been d1ed rpon
Inn. Eyu1 fLe people of TIC south had no: been
inr1nesrn, Observers. SO true Ia Ia thia thai theg
I1.css and md TODD hln better than did ihe
ne RI tLe North, and none could tall to see IN hl
= ~ t11e s,ateeman hnu Christian gentleman And
~ 1,ef,,le dlo zee It particularly tho.e Of the
snn,f snd tn bis election tsw death blow to At
ih.1r Tntd tchcmt4, and like the 1r7khTnsn VA only
slsImed let Justice should be done them Ane
ill., II the resson whtn the hcntni Ing lincs tose
them that the WctteD pafnot W. e'eeseo. theE aei
| sha1 nll wns l.t, bat hat could E maintained
tic point ct he hayouet; md the blow Was sttucs
and the struggle was teGan, which hAs cost ns SON
| Of the best blood Of the u4tlnn< b1t nopv CIT
| Lincoln sfsnu to hts poet.
But Lincoln is dead, or Elefps with the i6e toons
aods q our couutr s noble deiende7. and soansoT
lhe tailor. u Fsusdent. II his clothes. which II l
esad he used 10 raaks, did not set better upon Gus
, 1866-04-02
xena,or Scovcl OF New .Jcr.ey.

There Is trouble at Trenton nbout the cleo
tiou Of Z. s, Senator. Some of our des-
patches attribute 1t wholly to the Hon. j. n.
Scoyel; but, as the yote Of the Senate on
going into Joint ballot stood 10 to :, white
the Tuionist6 hare clear majority Of one,
VIC cannot sec how this can be the case. Had
he voted Yen, the motion would still have
leen lost Mr. Scorel is accused In severnl
dispatches Of insisting that he shall be the
Senator; whereas his speech, es reported By
the Associated Press, proclaims his willing
ness to vote for any earnest Radical. and
names Judge Field, Judge Van Dyke, and the
Hon. Dudley 8. Gregory, as men whom he
stands ready to support. He asks that q
nomination shall fIEst he made when, ii any
man of sound Republican principle Is nomi-
nailed, he says he will aid his election, -
Having hitherto found Mr. Scovcl true and
faithful, We shall believe him 80 until he
proves otherwise. 1.-The shall make any self
ish exaetipn In the premises, we shall be
among the most npsparing In our denuneia-
lion. But 60 long as his demand Is only that
a nomination be made, 50 that he may sec
that there Is to he no sacri!ice Of principle,
Nc do moi feel justified In withdrawing fsom
him the confidence he has hitherto earned.
Ict the nomination Of q true man be made,
and then-should Mr. scosei resist and de-
feat his clectson-we agree that be shall have
no friends lett 80 far as we can influence those
to discard whQhayc hitherto sustained aikn'
IA. 7. YiJuns
, 1866-04-02
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Republican Meeting Ia Neyv Jcrsey-
Tie Action Of ScovlE CONFERENCE.-The.
Seovsl SertNRded bT the Democrats
and they Entertained by Htm-April
Fool Hoax
PHILADELPHIA, April la meeting Of tkc Re-
publican citizens a eancea eoEn'y, \, j., Mas
meeting was large
nesolutlous condemniue the action Of Senator
Seoyil ana urrins the election Of Hon. A. q. Cot
tell, rere passed unanimously. The n:e.1ng was
rot presidcd oset, nor were any Of The officers pol
i.icians.
iater in the evening Mr.. Scoyil WIS seseuadpd
at Bis residence BY the Democ1att. who we're sub
seqntntly entel.si1ea b. hi~: 70 speeches were
Edcaf Gov an and Senator Stockton.
PHILADELPHIA. April Ia great ffst Of Apn!
published Correspondence between PEe:1asnt
Jphpsou and supposlhous President oil Johnsou
Assoc1atloa here, IN which the former promised 10
come y this city and make public addres: To-day,
the President was supposed 70 be, and the Church
At Which II ~as announced he would attend. It
Was also announced that secretary Sewnrd nnu
senator Cowan ~ould accompany the rn.ldent
, 1866-04-02

The Lufe Naval Bnttle-EFcnt Rejoicing
Mt Ltsua-The United States HIonltor

The Luse Naval Bnttle-Grent I4ejo1cin:.
Mt Ltma-The United States HIonltor
D10nadnock-A Splendid Success.
New fonK, april l+-Oltclal reports OF the late
naval hattie Off the leland Of chfoe, chow the loss
Of the a!liee-Chtlt and PeFu-to hayt been three
oevons killed on Ihe corvette Union, which aso
had stram chest pierced, while the America was
hnlled tonr tlmts, and the Apat1mAc three.
There IL no reahle information Of the loss to the
spsnlsrrt. though tue vs'passt.o, vapers ray It
mutt hare been great. a. th9 Spanish ships were
knocked TO pieces, and dead bodies we're seen float
inG about afterwards. This Is PROBABLY c1uav-
agaut fancy. Great rsiolclngs were had At Lima
net"een Ecuador. 1thilf, Bolivia aud Perm and the
.cee.e thus f4r atttndng tLelr cause. Ind dIet the
pcorle with enthusiasm The Spanish commander
1itI lnststs upon treating Chifan Coal in ueutral
yesseIe A< conirnbnnd OF war.
The q. =. Monitor Mon.dnock ha7 arrived at
Valparaiso. CbI1l. Also steamers Vanderbilt, Tne-
carp.a and Powhattsu. 1hcfmon1tor mad behayed
scrs well In rounding the Horn. 4 letter written
hY Captain Stanley. Of the TIscarora fatce that ID
the heaviest weath IT aud gales that they enconn-
tered, when, IN fact, he mad Just as much as he
could do to attend 10 Ihe eafety OF bis own ship,
without attending to the vessel entrusted to biz
care, tho Monndnock behaSed IN splendid
Auner, making better time thau any vessel Of the
convoy. and there was no time during the Gescest
part Of The gale, thst the Monadnock could not
haze fought ler =nn. agaIuet any ship. In fact II
would be perfect Eladness to attempt to engage
thfs Ee.ecl undrr futh disadvantages, for gale |.
IN advantage 10 tho Monaahock In fight. The
Iutcaro1a will remain to watch the turn Of afairs
In Chill.
, 1866-04-02
FROM CINCINNATI.
FlFe-SeFfoux AHraf-Fatal Alteration
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttibunc.1

FlFe-SeFfouk kAIFAF-Fafal Altercat90ns
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tibunc.1
CINCINNATI. April !.
This morning about two o'clock the 1on1In, mill
ct Gobse,eht i Beacn, ncar the Brighton House,
vas entirely consumed by trc, supposed 10 ba the
work OF Al ineend,Ar3. LOGS {ls,o90, On which
there val m insurance OF IS 0o0.
a serious ad1ay occurred astcr midnight latt
nishl In 4 taioop, which ttenlted IN the serious
woundIng Of three men. John Leonard, private
vatch1nan, living over the sAloon, being drunk,
ra.*ed disturbance With John McCune and Mike
Lo.d, stabbiuR the 1stter With 4 kn,ie. Lloyd
knocked Leonard down with p.ker. Leon.
aru then fan up st,ira and sot, a long. heavy
ewozd md cgl Lloyd badly across The .onae5 and
contpg to the reseus Of his companion. also rr-
eetsed deep wound IN the left breast. During
The attiay either McCu9s or Lloyd picked up Leon
stomach, which Will ptore iatal, ~ may also Nc
Enne'e wound.
On Saturday nioht. Edward Purcell, while On
spree: got milo IN alterca Ion xlth two men on the
Heading Pike. north OF the city. which resulted in
biz z<esitins pistol shot from one Of the two.
from which he died wi,htn IN hour. The men fed,
and no clue TO their identity has been discovered.
, 1866-04-02
FROM RUTLAND, VT.
The Funeral OF Senator Foot-Rc
marks Of senator DooltaMe-Touch
Ing Incidents.

The Rnntrnt OF Senator Foot-Ke-
marks OF AenAGor DooIisaIe-Touch-
Ing Incidents.
RruAyD, " ApEI 1.-The ren11ns Of the late
senator Foot reached here yesterday evening" in
charge OF the Senate COMMITTEE, and wc1u staus.
ieIEed 10 the case Of local committee. Senator
DooIitite made some touching and app1 opr1.te re-
ma1k., e1s1ltlnK the viEluts and carer OF
The deceased Senator. As hIs Intimate iKie7d
be had harmed to houof and sesese him a. the
luther u The SENATE His last movements a1u thus
rcscr1hcd by Senator DoolIttIe: Clasptng my hand.
be said: Dear brother. yon have always been kind
TO me: dear, good protner. can pertt reward
yon, but you know where your reward lles.' Ieorld
not etea1. hut he continued In cear aud diettnct
voice: "The mercy Of God hss been very
20 many. kind friends, 20 nsny angeIc min
nany Of aneels were ali aoon, me, to bear up ny
sinking spirit" Then. after pause, he ea!o, II
have been trJzns. to Eees.' y there + any hnnan
being upon earfh whom havc Intentionally
wsoueed or Injured. do not remember
any. but II there be one, pray that God will for
gsye me-" Will not attempt to tell you all he
raid. Before left the room, however, be said, IN
tht same cieat voice, 10 another, .tFhe
Lord teI.ne,,, let the, Garth rr1oics'
1t ia well TINT he does reign,
ard tho people hare reason 10 nioIce that he docs
rcfEn." "When leave the chamber, " he pait. 81 I
ntsh no parade, no osttntation. demonstrations 10
be made; only the ordinary prosee1tngs which GUS
ION and p1oprseiy impose. dcssrr 10 be borne to
my hiends and home In Rutland. Vermont.
, 1866-04-02
KENOSIaA CITY ELECTION.

Thc city election In Kenosha takes place
tomorrow. Col. d. ]. Hynes ~ the Repub-
can candidate for Mayor. Col, Iirpos Il a
most gallant and mcritorious officer, who
served with distinction in tile armv fro1n the
spring Of 1851 to the summer Q, 1865, He
is likewise high-toned gentleman, 7hosa
election would do honor to our sister ctty.
We trust that the Republicans Of Kenosha
will eive him handsome majority and thus
e1gnity their determination o"hght 1t out
on this lne." Let them indorse. by their
vote on Tuesday, the notion OF their Lcgisla-
turc on Saturday, 1nstructing their Senators
in Congress to yote for the Grill Rights Bill
notwithstanding the pro'slasery veto Of tht
President.
, 1866-04-02

In The immediate ncishborhood, 1t appeared
likely TINT one would come up under the
ships bottom. At the time the wtud and seq
were heavy, and the vessel drifted rapidly in
the direction Of the volcano, round winch the
sea was boiling, and world OF steam. vapor
and smoke arising. The Surprise immediate
" got up steam. A large number OF houses
were buried IN the Lara and by the new hill
that rose from Mineral Creek bpt, fortunate
1y, no lives were lost, as timely warning had
been giren and the Inhabitants had escaped.
The damage done To property was not 50
Crcat Is might haye been expected.
, 1866-04-02
CHICAGO. MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1866.

IN McKertttr Church 10 devise Ways and means for
The Of relieving rebel soldiers and fuc.hluz
artificial limbs TO ihoee utppled during the war.
It waa reaotred TO glve series Of co1ce,ts aud
h.shv n 9he peR thes.e ontjdioo On Paesd.v ~
April 1Dth, The rniiroads have offered The mem.
hers Of The aE. ocauou free passes ovet the State in
!urtherarce oil their onIecls.
r. s. hare )u.t learned, q. close this despatch,
fha. Afr. Dunnewsy, member of the House Of Rep
ycsentaGIg3s from bedford died today,
, 1866-04-02
FROM MEMPHIS.

Tic Rtvcr-Thc 1Iarkets-Reporta Of
Fa1lures-The Electlon-Mrs. Jetr.
I9av1H-A Question about Trade-EaA-
, 1866-04-02

eAx FRANCISCO, March 3l.-Goy. Low vetoed the
| bill giving the state aid 10 the Western ractac
Railroad. The Assembly sustained The reto b. Il
yote Of to 1G.
Mining stocks arc not maternity changed.
Ophtr, $50 Imperial St.i0 ;.ayase, 21.15 Crow
Point, $la9G Yellow Jachct $8.Gj; s.olkr Potosu,
$a11 Eelcher, s. 3, Le.;,Al Ieud+rs, Is.
, 1866-04-02

NO additional national banks hare been author
lied during .be week. The tota1 number previous.
y au1huzzeo. 1,64. Nat,onai hank currency Issued
for tht week snd!n fMarch ~. 91.l77 80 Rteytons
6leS50. Tho en'y national depoei.ay namA for
the week cI ding March II, 1sG8, Is the Savannah
National Bank. oi Geotgia. Totxl number OF de-
positarlee, S99.
, 1866-04-02

New loRE, March 31.-Ihe steamer Henry
chsunceF. arrived from Aspinwal I'D, bringa <G6s
coo tfeashre.
A rnmor at pacama said another revolution In
favor Of the MoeQueta party was likely soon.
Reports from HarDadoeJ uliuts arc f1Yorane ex-
cept I!i miners agc eickly from bad ard Insufficient
provisions. No la,e news from Central AneE1ca.
, 1866-04-02
Si00,0ta lAeRt[nNcks
NUMBER OF T1CERT ISSUED 900, ,ooe,


This il the greatest ndaeemans eYer o.7fed to rt>o
public. one ueKot on: OF eytEy foH- ezaw1nS PRIZE
The following Pftzes aft feW aERstE tso many to px
d.HHn. tfcr ft1f1 Hat aeA CtrCuinr1t
, 1866-04-02
Ncr Orleans Market-RSiEer Swollen
f.ttv RuJl Of Visitors 6e

NEW OHlEASs, March 81 Cotton easier; tales,
thJ bales, To days receipts 4. TOO baIes; low
niddlin9. Ut S70sTA. Gold asK. stefhug E1-
, 1866-04-02

Fire at Dnnvffle, VIr.tnfn.
pALTnoRE- April IA Fortrcss Monroa letter
says hre occurred at DanylIle, Virginia. on the
e6th, which destroyed a planning mlll and woolca
factory. Loss one hundred md fifty fhntt> and dol
lars. Insurance seyentE-a1e iboh<auJ dollars.
, 1866-04-02
ii EAGLE Steam Flour.

Manufactured By PLANT, Of ST. LOUIS.
No brand In the Union meets With muee untyer-
.al favor. This lot vas made last October; Of old
wheat. which Il nov almost impossible to'obtain,
and no wheat Of the Last crop Is good enough 10
make this brand. Those who want the best Flour
to be had. shonld call and order the 's PLANTS
EAGLE STEAM.'' We sell to Grocers sno Flour
rel at $l7.G1.
On account Of the difficulty now to get sonud
Flour, ne have At the solicitation Of several deal
era, concluded to keep On hand for the CRY
TRADE, the
, 1866-04-02
Bloomington Nursery,

ArrlE: One arear, low head cheap nesslt-S yer5
aas ri po .a 5ass E5af
packed, Us; Also, Red lune, neEoni, Willowtw1s.
MtnsiaB .snnf ar S siFfHIAs lis Sh4 W.; s?a
l.1esr md efcnssd Ike, a1so ye1r uwsst lsAsP
6tn e. Teca fl k.s2 aaS
aud othera nue. EtLsQS's srMA WikKl:Y tthe best}.
! Il ssss SSss1te !fe5 Il
Delaware layers X orsrne. ia, 80 also Sortons,
.ss @ d
saa I!.g Xtss ta Nq x!.S5 SSSs
Ea5!y; STOCKS, PeazQ Ounce. Dwarf apple, sts1zId,
0sAGE ORANGE PLANTS.
Best year Wholesale and retail: also good Oaace
seeda- EVEKHKEESs. .ncIudlag uanspl4nted A'Vi.
f. Esd CsdaE SHExsH Sptass. nae y: he55e. w. ~
neb a. rfssy nsshy r.
It, strong, ii. 1oo extra strong, x!d SHADE r. EE,
Ghssnals, 1iaaens. Moantsia Alb. Willow, &c. siIe
VER e MApLE Il r ner 'ooo ~ s17es t. 1,f! MAGSt
as IL: y 5eaes p.n o. 'e5y ans
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nease stoek nd asa ,rtmtnscholctst new and Older
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, 1866-04-02
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n c. II. sCKITES. Advcrtjstug Agent
il Dearborn street, Is uuthoEsxcd TO receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and NIL
nsher fcndin3 papcFs throuxhoat the United
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, 1866-04-02

COLLECTORS NOTICE,
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. County at Cock-.s,
CITY CoL1kc1oR's uy7ICK. CouKf Horsk,
Room No. u. Chicago, March y, 1868.
Public notes Is hereby CiTeu hat rho following de-
tcttbea Nanants have bcta placed in my hsnda Tor
warrant No. ~ Worth. dated March nth, 1ses. and
ssnsd foT The colsesion of speciai
lot ~ aM!ns aEd Of an alley Block
Masns ~ M r. "a So,sn datsa Ms:eh 9TH 1854 aud
for the ming. grading and plsukius Of al a1ry run-
mug nEh and sonth thsoa-h the north hsi Of Btoek
H. WofcpsEs Addition - ELiea.q.
Warrant No. ri. North, dated March 9th. ls6. and
issned iof ne collection Of ipecial assessment lestea
BIock 10. Worotrs Addition TO chicago.
All persons Interested II Aaad AssessTentA 4fo r.
quEsted to make Immediate payment 1t ny ofce. In
default oE aaeh pAyment The ss!d Will be
collected ut the cost &n expenge nf II petsons 1he
therefor A. H. aEALD, City Collector
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