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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-13
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS.

Alaudable ambition exists among threshers to own
the best machine in tho neighborhood." Nothing Is
more dsagreeable to them than to have farmers COM
plain that their work is not properly done or to lose
valuable time by reason Of breakages and they can
not be too careful in selecting machine.
Tho sweepstakes is the accredited head
OF the Threshing Machine family, and its superior
strength, durability, simplicity, of draft style
OF finish, and capacity for threshng and cleaning
grain faster and better than any other in tho world
are acknowledged.
The great reputation achieved by this
favorte machine has led several manu-
facturers, and mum agents, to attach the name
"SwEEPsTAKEs," in one way and another, to their
machines and advertisements to rlslead and deceive.
This is the essence of meanness-down-
right piracy, and sailing under false colors. To
avoid the eSnntsrfrit see that every machine has
Canton, Ohio, in gilt letters conspicuousy on both
sides Of the Separator.
!. The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
thresher to pick his customers, seldom stops for
pairs, lasts much longer than others, saves much
grumbng and vexation, does the same amount Of
work vath less labor and enables him to select the
best and most profitable jobs.
The farmers give it preference, and
often an extra price per bushcl because it threshes
clean from tho heads, separates perfectly frem tho
straw, cleans fit for market without waste saves all
the grain, does its work with the utmost speed safe
" ana economy, and docs not keep gang Of men
and teams about them expense.
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear"
u to be found only on the SWEEPSTAKES.
Our "Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
ebes the operator to control the direction of the
blast and position Of tho selves, and clean either
heavy or light grain, without waste, as fast IL
can be threshed,thc chaff and dirt being separated
from the grain before strikes the seiro at all.
6eparators. Horse Powers, Straw Stack
ers, Gears or Jacks, sold separately, when
desired. written warranty delivered with every
machine. The 'SWEEPSTAKES" III usually a very
scarce article after harvest and parties should order
early.
Call or send and get q pamphlet circular,
giving full description and particulars, together
With numerous certificates, and tho names and rest
dencs Of over three thousand persons who have
bought and used the SWEEPSTAKES in Illinois, Iowa
Minnesota Wisconsin, and Kansas, alone
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-13

Separators, Horse Powers, Straw Stack.
ers, Gears or Jacks, sold separately, when
desired. written warranty delivered with every
machine. The "SWEEPSTAKES" ID usually a very
scarce article after harvest and parties should order
early.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-13

Call or send and get a pamphlet circular.
giving full description and par ticulars together
with numerous certificates, and tho and rest
dencs OF over three thousand persons who have
bought and used the SWEEPSTAKES in Illinois, Iowa.
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Kansas, alone.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-13
THE TRIPLE REMEDIES.


Dieu athash
DyspeL ach Therrphe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-13

Relating to the IaStitstion for the Blind.
AN ACT to provide for the education
and support of the Blind.
, 1866-10-16

A Mu.nxu1 LARCENY Charles Baker and
.-l1y Mil{etse ,-use bsoncht before Justice Stur-
teract yesterday Afternoon charged with Larceny.
hslef II . eolo.ed man. aud Mary Il his step
daughter b. IN Indian wife. Mary has bean en-
ploEet by the Misses Wilder, dealers In millinery
goods. 4. tue corner OF Wabash ayeune and Mon
len hon them eorne French Eowers md / feather,
worth about e, which she took home with her.
day. but tie feather and othp1 hincs h1d not
been found. Mary snd her step-iathcr we're
boIh committed 10 The Recorder Court for trial,
the tE.tec of reccistnE and EecsetIuG stolen
goodf, In f5tU bail
, 1866-10-16
PROBABLE MURDER.
4 Family Quarrel In th1 Town OF Cise.
rp-A man 8ho1 Through tho E4uuGs.

a
ro-A man ahoa Through tho EuuGs.
Afeud which has existed for some tirns between
TWO hmiljes, named respectively Flaulgan and
Scedhan, who reside In The town Of Cicero. fst-
qucnuy developing quaztels and saolcnt Ian
fpace~ eliminated on Sunday night In the use Of
ase.srns, and the death Of ooe Of Flaniczns sons.
% Il ~ s. saa ia
IzEc roads, md the Seedhsus lived han mile
ron them On the New AaPlsoa road: Tho loes1l,
il sp1r-efy fettita, being mostly eeeupsel. e1
farmers ~ho keep their stock upon TIC ps.f!e;*
ana Shs,s sner' boe. .rs nss ssed Ell
ssi!,Ss 81! 81 s1 seem. s" . ssse
s '9s r. stasF ss st :aa e e
he domains q sho either. Bosa parties spployed
dosr TO tn,sntJete the herd. Of hts neieheor> and
n % ra,fap.te % Il '6e eDatty ssstn.t Seeaa.n I'd
f3ee rtrs1. A4tsers continued thus untl SUNDAY
Pht Sae9 .ees. hst past ss,:,,r os;ees. Sess.
sa%' eaa. @i1Ii.n, S'as, NJ ini IL hssa n.a
s1s e out aea yeans .a nn' sa1
aoRnse Re Ssl9eiee 9sa @ esss spn nd a:rneT *ts
hA1 10 pass klansssn's house, and when nea:iJ
tn lroui Of !, theJ met Flsn!san md anothe! man.
s.ss ~ T. soqa :ssst .'@
F.1niszn tcired Seedhana oy tho arm and endea1-
Ord 70 Wrest the gun from hiaa. After wse .silng
lew minutes be caeeted bis purpose, and Sct.t,
ham expecting 10 hc dscd upon. r1n away 1t fnai
1psed, lea7ire Gardner 10 contest with hlt Aanso-
utst ~ he bat could. F1aniSan's sons, who
verr Ia btd when tho quarrel heSxu.
heand thetr father'e voice. hastily dressed and
| rnzhed arto The rod 70 hts asslsanee. 0es Of
| theu. naned Mike tan,c up to Gasdues when his
| haeE Wxs sur,ed and pinoaed bis arms for I few
| nonaents, The. laar1 willis endessortnS to frre
| nmseH said hat be wou1d shoot htke, aud fnaty
d!sensrS{nS bis right hand, Erssped his rerol1cf
noinfrd Il 0rcf hs lc&t bhouldtr tr and dred. Mtkt
Iii 10 Ito earth without uttettng = groan- Botf
panies stood By IN silent hoso1 8 Ae crime - e9m
Tni1ted. One ot thee, tmmedlA:ey uaonntea
III apd to notify tho police authorities. II.
REACHED ths West Slde pol!ea station ABOUT e,etet
N. q. h. Chttatis atnrted ii oncc In carriage
ths sesne OF she bloody AIRY. 0asasss, sa Hsta
ham and Tho slass flsaissn sess afrtsteo Eth
f,nnd h i ths hell hsd entsred hh hody = u
len 1sd belqw hls hxsAst bona. ebost N t1ea ~
, 1866-10-16
SUICIDE.

A Sad story of Family Bereavement
Following Tho Loved Ones to she
Tomb.
German La The employ OF Wahi, Bsos, 4
lRhths1i. At Alnsvotth Station, On the Alehlgan
Southern Railroad, committed anieide yesssrdsy
morning BY hanging himseH. 30 had been sent b.
The foreman Of the works, sitnated the4r, to the
carsiagt house 10 p1oeu1s . shovel. Not retuso-
ing 50 promptly ~ desired. second man WI
n nP on epSe H. Gnse
rps ta.tensd = o9e q % t.fisn.
ae sIgs sssIDs Ii .qSt H. a ,e .1s
OF the man and found him slll w1fza. Had the
nret man. on entering the ehed. possessed m2nll-
tnrste one mlTht hays T Ser ~ ssTsd. IL III 1p. 9nne
used VIA one len in the shed, and wAs uaed In
tying the balee Of empty bags.
lie Sat I'd IL Fl:
Viz I'D ,~o % eh1ldfssa, s n' cs'essa ssaa We ~
ser e. ID i, elesa. es taak RON a 81 L
moleJ.- The disease .eskcued bin, and, il
sss.st1es sns Is a aePd IL p + H. Ws =
Sixteenth street, % work Tor bis board until be-
Might Ees5ult; This be did, and + tvo weeks
educated, sa1e s,na pefnanent employment II Il
AinsN otth Tor tho winter. During his ssy .. NJ.
Wallis and while At Ain.worth. he was noticed
to be In very dcspoudlng STATE, and At t!mes ap-
peared to be 3n.xne. Many remarks he has made
10 the eject that II wonId be best he were dead,
hat 10 cue thought that he would carry his instn.
tons Into effect. Eis unt!mc>y death IL much
regretted By hls employers, ~ be VIA deemed
worthy man. The history of tho deceased il 4 SD
one First bis property waa lost, 4nd then his
family and tirnselt almost brought 10 deash's
door bJ the fell destroyer. The recollection OF
6ta sorTows betAmc unbcarable and he sought
death II 4 relief from bis woes. To-day m In.
quest Will be held on the renaaIna.
, 1866-10-16

tevclr,r. Did not4er. who fred It, nor who uas
sl,ucl., Heard sone thr ery. on. "nro again."
bua cou1o NOT nay " hosc voice Il was.
,Iotn PahAt made statement .~htch corto1,or-
atcd the testimony Of tie other Witnesses. Whsp
be snd Gnenencr 1rte ,tzugRllnk on The street,
dred revolver and hlt gne1sncr.
James FitxE1bbona and Jacob Hitting gave SIM
liar testimony.
The Jury retrfned verdict that the deceased
CANE 10 Els death BY pistol shot dred ty John
Bradley in front of Book = aalooa, ard thaf Johh
ptbsi was N accessory to the crtma.
Pabet WA then held On Corones's warrant to
AN1lt bis trial
, 1866-10-16
1l1tnoap 4 nd MleAaSHh EAnkl-
rSrecssl EA4rAscA 70 tae Ch<AEo TflbunAL

f4xxxxo4H G. toouala. Lamont. AAaniprA L.
moot; Nazy Hansr, 1<saoot; Danube. otaa1as cotn'
n,<rre. e. Lcu4z, laS147 tect annoexs 1hnndsnoth
jouet, ss4s poso: D. T. SoEtoa. frhoo- E@ -
atsytA sad beading; 4ensFal sccss, 81 Louiat N.eA
~, tpmbe.; Moray. St. foaia. A>S3s RET fcants.
spo 18th ArrotA, St. Louth 8s4 rest teIooes. aS'
sh.nslas l3pcc laths Orw xrd. Joliet, ~ seieSes
ia 4. n tszy<s and heading; Etzao<th, loek7oss;
constitu.too loc9port, snoo b vhsae ~ - .t.1a
~ has.,nr: z ESsnAa.n A1noo&4; 1ez1athan- Pekdo-
q n tet eamper, &ssa shingles: Prairie hosa 3fed.
er,ct ae.31s feet lumber, t1p shtnsfes. - p Ata-
Arxvxp-I&dy F1aaknr. Lezoons- % 5A.as raoaiA
atnos Colonel Manning. Leusoat = Jasds ttneason
.tnns: 4. = Gs,e Letaont. " yasas tlne4aoa enas:
M.-~ Esikrr. Iesnoas. = yaras dlnensaoo Enfat
H.rro 10, 4 tasa1a. III toua coal: ps4f. cua. ~
tnns taua i: Af4tez. Ias4Ile. s.ara ba osts-
4rxrrxo-OrscSer 1a-Ames1eAe Star, LasAlA as0
In RON, ~ po xne.l tt,tl$ - saret Hoe ttaaa-
dtr. CueA, a7S bu eorns unae. AoEn. ~ ou
- - rTn ,sse =, &eesas Oak IaAk An1 sae1A Aen
na CON, son na oass; Louise. Jaefs Lock % safas
cohb,e tseoes Gos, Nsrse.l1ea III bs osa prop.
E.nrskre Kank1kee. &,poe ea oats ID oo
non: Monarch, EueA In ea com
Xoatask. Ne.r!s, s,Da hu cosa- $40 d
sress; J. Harrington, Ma1setles. aN eo cora Ana.
f.s.tl< Is tops co4l; r. Sorthfup. P1isA Jsnis
-ns1r t.ere Investigator, ismout . yafda nroes''
soo stnoe Oceaa spzay. Ottawa LIES % es'. s.s "a
Wheat: sal.ns ottawA 7eoe hu eats Wing ~ "iak.
Jonxs Ancp ha oats auoe ba cosa. Caes> oss.FA -
he corn j. Csoszy, Seneca- N b eusn Gsat0A'
Narse1Dea Asa ba corn Afssnort Asssssuat AAp %
| t.xn Il to yJs; & i. DcaSfA4 So>l. NosnAosfts
| ,oo txns eoa1: rpnaekp rant ERakzfeA la0 -
enra. s ba oata . b vh4as: propeller ktat BreS-.
CrcA, ba n4rse5. ..--. ~
1 Rxnaxeoxr, oe4oe& rsp- n.
/ c1xAxxo-H. y. Gala, Lss8c11: Lazy Ef4oAtn- L.
| n,nns Ce2onel Maaatnx LAaan4> RvssnEHnH, LsnoHi
r. T. uunse, 1sasoas; 1A0'ss. Prison. cA1ees u
, 1866-10-16

The board Of Registry Fill taeet to-day IN each
so.in. precinct for the purpose Of correcting tho
vo,irE hsta Of the last elcstton, preparatory to
the election to be held on Tuesday. November
t,a. Tbs meeting places will be the eae - those
N NhKh the v0tea Wrtr cast II she LIST election.
!, Il well known that by virtue Of The Fesistsy
!sI TAseed s~o 9rs1s tEo, atl Eoters arc FeqnaFsa
70 hate thei: nk1oes and Residences eEiatered b:
fose lhs eleetlen takc= plaec. Those who To.ed
II the last election, and have not since then
chapged their se.t:encer, will rot need
to se .sia sssia res,s,s<Fea. bu. III ; oto;
Of fihetr respective pseeinets, tyen they hare no
ruyed to some cthsr place xlthla the s1ue pre-
c!cet a their removal may be reported to the
Bosrt by spuar person who suppose thsEa to hare
Pcuc irto another Ward CT to have left the city
On cppsee all parties Who are rnllued 70 rot<
Eett Tor lie f1si tine shoIld see % II IN advance
ftst their ra,oes aEe On the H.ts.
ltts tmrottxnt that the correction should y
made today, as nearly as posalolt, because II
thorsh the Boards WI cit aeair tHo week. hense e
It uul BE- from the lists Is now eo7eclea LhAt tns
four copies required wiu Be made. nEe OF which
win b fled with the County Clerk. sud another
posted up In Aome conspienoua place 1t or nsai
the plaee Of holding Tic list saetdou for the pur
po&e Of 6nai correction Lei every nsn eaulled
ihe-eto reSgteT his voe, u The voting process uE
ths tay o4 election viii b 1 very trpublesosr,t
cne II be tay not done 70.
, 1866-10-16

Why cannot Chicago BE- represented r. ~ ne.s
feritfsfprr By st lssft one man combining rtA
Intellectual power and moral worth! For Year,
we havr eeen represented hy seeoad@.ats men, M
and 100 often fear. By ihose who aso 20 9stseE
thsn ;hey sbonId be- Witness the hoEe tal.4
Sill o! Isat session. Now. propose the nsu0e Of =
C.1arnet, Egg, fos Kegre.entaiivs u r. kssss
hsrs not .noten to Mr. iArued on this subject
do not know tbas be would accept nosalnataon.
but do know that II he vese : nenpss q iRe p,
furrce IL that t4,dy and That tho oeace wonid -
bcnored BY he rnsn who saould al Il snd tnAs
mnny beautiful and needed reforms Eonld oate
bow csful advocate. HoS1A Sok.
, 1866-10-16
NJ. l.Sz&2 Market.

Especial psrAsch 70 the Chicago rr15cne.l
ST. LoCta, October H.
IoRAtvo-Dull And heavJ. Sales At r. &A&1-A sa-9
and tAss hhds It Sii.ce4llzs; bids As sH.s3 and
t1aSo hh4s u 1t3so And &1lM
YtorH-rr4es~ tnAintAtueA. eAlsa Of XXX 1t 9l4s&
GAyx-wh<at-Furthef DOWN. Ard se0tt.aeJ. sAe1
1t 4spaa3B " srttnk And Ra1AAl1 br fa1f. Corn
not ~ sszcoE: eaiss II ssAEt tos ali Ersdes Oats
fuwcr aaes n *saa0c. fsyr shade oter; sstes u -
kNe . be. Bsslry lover: Hales II ScoA4i.8. and go
bAsn hi In 1oka II ai.&a4l.:.
Fsosu.nss-AesA ro1t *1tH bsl. nscou ftaer :
ehoae1 cie1s ntdcs 1t ssk79ke.
wnnkFY-Ah1eA ut II 81,
, 1866-10-16
New York Dry Gooda 1IaEkef.

NV ToxK, October Is
The MARKET opens very unsettled and Irregular. Buy
en- be3d cut q he market IN o!esk ID Rttoa
which theJ procfs 70 expect and which Tho
dnIlreF4 would seem 70 suggest. nut tae
eootinned advance IN the rsw matsrisl. snd
the fct thsS =, sp!nneTs hsTs ptetJ re!
eIprtrd their n,t1ls II The high prices, Eiyts =
good degree Of nsness 70 hofdeft 1of goodA aad pr
clndts ny prospect q decline ~ lorE - eosse COL
n rey light stoetA and ss long - this Ess1ana ~
there ID bo<hlnx TO compel concession.
= 1oHHkks' FK1cf1. =. .
Brown sheeunEs-lr1ian Head, 73c; Boston 4, lie;
Dnstan y, lac
Bltaehed shirttnxs- soc; Ral1on .son.
Sc Hope, Hc.
Htats-aazner I Co. sIe, HArailtou. tsxc; Araez1.
can. t9c; Enpift, l34c.
TtckI-HAm1ltGp. EHc: HlAck1tous Rtve1, 1c.
EtEpes-AuericAn- Sc: Ar84Aph$, 4c.
, 1866-10-16

!he spInal column. The lunra rere pie.ctd
through, and allhourh the Young man was still
AsinE yesterday Enuruing. the doc.or thtnks that
tho wonno viii undoubtedly proye 6tal. Gard
ner and hotdham werc brought before Justice
Aunkcn, II tho PofIce coust. yesterday moruing
untii satunds1. II They xe1s comnft,cd Ia hi
, 1866-10-16

HEu To1x- octobef Is.
Co11oEF1r.n It &c for nddllu9 up!ands and Ac sor
,FLors-I 1h.de nrEnei AID moro acs,sa, 1t fs1aa
to for e1tra 6tAte; 3loAli - GoF extsa round hooc
Ohio and III Nk11 for trAde hr1uda closing QUIET and
kttady. Included In The a11es 1900 bEls low grade
touf Tor export on private terms.
NM1sKkT-Ftrln II 4t9s%7c In bond -
GKAIS-NhcAt II ac better, and more active, :: &tS
2l90 for common old rpt1nE md Il sa*7 flf H*~ Nil
wAukcc club. fsye more active, aad c bette, with
eAes Of old Western II tt.aitn~ sod new wea:ern at
N.1s1l-.o: harley lower snd IN nodeEan demand !;
rcceptA Ia 80 bu e.les Of STATE II fllS xl Bar.
l-y Ali dull Corn &c BITTER and qntie acsiye rim
sreca1sust; fsseIpts :an h: .a'es l2sooo ea, =
wesstra ,aos!; y 4SHe for @ do J. T. q etsse sxae
Meskln- Oats t1ss batter md nore sc.!xc; rr:ios.
Sic tot AtlwAaErt md &c for new Ohio.
more active and arm. Cuba l9ks3l3Hc.
rT71olxrx-Qusct at . tc far Grade, and llaaf sos
for rrnned In bcnd.
PkovrsloxA-Nosk ktrxty but quiet It {z3nSa aS3.ls
for rr~%-c1o~l:c at t1Ll7X cash ri. 20 old
do and gs3.D for Prime: Al*l 80 brts new ness At
k11ft. seer October Slst seller November, fs!4a%
AEH. tuyrr November, and &19.c9 re1ler Al rear.
Becf dull and heavy At I'll 7~tss1 far plain esA
and r. for new Extra meAs. Beef hans QuIet a
IS 3re< sS-tn- p.con l3Ac Tor Cumberland cut snt
ltkc fu5 short 1bhcI. tut n1caA hesrJ - 1k@l@4e
for shon1derx- and la7lsc for hans. Lard dn and
lover II 4esShc. Butter dull and heavy 1t :u%3
fhr Ohio; 5As Ee Tor State.
DxEsBKD Apus-bulf ut 143l3kc.
, 1866-10-16
{*tne4A12u AtatAet4

CINCINNATI. pttooN IL
F1oy1-Cuiet but Urn. Sales s1tz. At III naSl1:5<
and xElly 1t 1t3n4s11st
GxA1x-~heAt noss ftt4l5 oSezsa and pzicea nastss,
sales No. spstnx II = -, aad No. Do II saaet -
Can 4n1l and rouluAl; mixed. a3soc. osss ouie<.
bat Arm; No. sold 1t &C. RJt iE good dsc7Asd :
salea No. 1t &tla- Barley steady
CkrrspH-F1rra mk3dlfaE. xsc-
wauxtr-fres tuli at e:.z3. Nd bonded tEm At *.
f1oT,s1oxa-eHM teennlnE. A1A pofk dali Al
&n-a, Bacon x3kc 3ossF. Sales sooetdefs n IN,
s,tns ,.<c and clear sides 1sNc. Bulk zneass dali.
ka1es shou3ders. rAektd. It ltkc and ssde4 af SAC
Lard cseety orsr.d 1t Hk11sc; saaes 1+coo ueFees-
principally lsaa- ...., ...
NoxK1--ste.ty. EchanEc Urn NJ rA< and ias pre-
, 1866-10-16
Tolcdo Market.

IUIf00, UEt9tS1 u.
F1oC1-Quief and nrru.
GHAN-Rheai lQ3c better; sales Of new xhtts Mich
tt.n Il r. .xa13A; amber Il s7.s4; No. spE:nG =
&c Tor No. mixed. 1ata held ut 47c, &c o1crod.
LAKE. Fxx1duIB-Cuehaagru.
RXc1IF71 pnss Week-R,oo0 bfts nouT, 900 bu
wheat 90 bu corn, u 100 bu oats. a. 100 hu barley.
sair1ISTe:sp 10 brls nour, 1920 ho wheat, asno,
Eu rotp. 1000 bE pAt9
, 1866-10-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Eex can Imagine the Popularity
ra9ned by Maf1den's reeto.al bsln. 4he Qaes.
~ r In nnfv snsWsr We ean rivs Is by refsrtnS
:o te who ars 54ainE tsRas1sss -
atrext. NholeAa1e asenb-
, 1866-10-16
AmEBK KMRNTS.

MCs1rR.-"Hen1y Dunbar, or the puteast" !" a
four~act dramatr2t1on Of Miss Bt1ddon's uore1 Of
th.s name, was produced for the fsst time hero
last evening, In very careful manner. The part
oil the outcsst taken BY Ar. r. E. Aiken, Wa acicd
In very superior manner, Allowing most c2rsful
ntudy and thorough appreciation Of tho eharac-
ter. Ws have seldom 1etn pretties piece Of aet-
Ing than that Of MIs. barry {" Margaret Went
worthy In the lzst act where she aaannaca dir
guae 1noet admirably 10 save her iAthcE. L.
Anyue's MAJOR was 4 ecrJ e.cct1vefy-prcscntod
character, and AcHauus made The most thar
could be made Of the a1ccedlnEy qufet part oi
" Clement Austtu.' The piece Will be repeated
this evening.
AcvicKka's TuzArnz.-A la,ge audience were
present last night to w3uess tie ''seA VI 1ce,''
which pres cnted Tor the hrht tlne this seaao.
An noet Of the hcquenttrs Of Mcflckcr's Theatre
already familiar with tho ehassctestscs Of this
It Is unnecessary to cnte. INTO sny extended nolee
Of the ptccc Sufnee It to remark that II WEE we'll
pns on tho stsga Inst night, and thst the several
character. we're crcdinhly peFsous.ed by the
l-a.eours' wts all th.t her admirers could have
anticipated. AE, NAldron rendered his part &C.
cepsably throughout, although he IL app&rently
welded 10 a ttyle 1f e1ocut1on which conAideF-
ably mars all his Efforts. Mr.. Carroll made bis
nrst appearance In Tho part Of Batabas. acd ere.
Ice" will BE- GiTcn again lhie evening.
AcApkNI or AUsIc.-ke1y 4 Icons Ainstrels
opened the week with rich and racy programme,
embracing entirely new features, and drew full
house. The bnrletqrc OF tie Sons OF Malta"
kept The audience In one roar Of fucr5trent from
and VIC cordially recommend every one who
would Wish to chase away care for an evening to
wice popularity every week.
, 1866-10-16

Poland.s Magic H1llous Posdsrx,-
These POWDER Art sure eurc fol. Liver Conf
plalnt. and all Billions deranyments. They never
fail. Can be obtained At at drug etores, or bJ
MaH Price 50 cents. G. @. Cfalk 4 Co., New
EAven. Conn. FuIies, Finch / Fuller, Chicago
Gcbe1At AEer1. SEQ 1A3s4fu,1C&1H
, 1866-10-16

Cholera pruvenftvs.-1t II xenxaIly
md kuropo that etanina ehanpsspe u IL beis
plerentlvA Ag1lnEt choler1- GfpnmA6 & Uu-
deb. so1e Agents for q. u. Nnrnm Il Co., Re!ms
, 1866-10-16

Browns Bronchial TFochee, for RuI-
nonAf9 md Asulma1tc dIsotder1, have pFored
thetr e1catJ BY Test Of many years, and have
received teshmonIa1s from eminent men who
hast used them 77'-
Those who are suffering from Coughs, Colds.
lIoaEeercss, Sore Throat &C., should try " Ths
7FotAes." simple remedy, which Is In llaaost
every case e5ectpag
, 1866-10-16
COMMON COUNCIL.
fOFFIcAL RERRT}
Special Meeting, Chicago, October
18th, 1868.

haHn. Ffnnnean, Moore, Sehu!ef, T1leott. Wood
f. Enet aotasn aa.an Mntccs Aeah0h rooaf'o
:1ht1I- -Alde,nsa cor, wiln.Esh; calkln.,
Bach, Halawofe, Fsl.hie, haesssy, Bs1bJ, CAST
The Clerk ead ths cal1 for tho meeting, which,
% n,oeon Of AID. Islcotl was
Ala. C1arI p,esea.ed preamble aua osde. in
relation to the yaeaneY IN thu representation OF
the Sixteenth Ward, cauaed By tho death OF Ald,
~. o'sulli.an, authorizing new election 10
Ma. ei.sS moved that the preamble and order
be passed.
i IT. mod motion R5s,.tlea re- md Tho preamble and
The preamble and order - passed. sre ~
wHKnKAs, By the death Of the laso ]. ]. ossul.
livap, Alderman Of Tho Sixteenth Ward. there hts
occurred vacancy In the representation Of said
Ward In the Common Council Of tho City Or
0sdtred, That n election 10 Ill satd vacancy
lake Place on Tue day, the SIKH day or olNovcmner
next ensuing. and t64t tho clerk b required to
s Ademsa caaE noeed nsed 'hsi ssS cS.e. prou.dor
icsnth Ward, IN ths pj.ee oi 1iou.o Harvey.
Alderman D'WoY presented the designations Of
himeelf and Frank Kohont, a. Inspectors Of
Election Of the Second Disiiiet Of tbc Second
Alderman Kniekesbockes moved that the rs,
siEpaaons Be aeseried, md
Alderman D. Toif moved thAt Joseph Fischer
q Eleetlon Of the Second District Of the seeond
1he motion prevailed.
| aid. Carter moved lb4t Geo. Il. lAdin b ap-
pointed 1ufpt ctor Of Election for the dEst DID,
r.et rea ~ 'ne sesono ssu' ~ piASe "
Aid. sehules moved that Thoma. Tu1ly be ap-
polluted a. Inspector Of Election of the nrst dis-
ia q ,hs Seventh War, in tas p1ies of1oan Co
I'D. Wieief mercd that #. v. Smith be ap-
pointed 1nsPec,eE of Election Of the second dis-
| pies. Carried.
AID. schule5 moved that Dominic Kluctsch be
sppotnated = aR.pse.Sr e Election y of ne sesqp1
| McA1liater. Carried.
uA5MnaD nrsnEss.
taEen up in The oder il which Il ay on tho Clesk's
| iabIe. Carried.
Report ef CoHCalttee On Whhzyea Ara Public
Buildings tn relation to the purchase of ste for
| !. CIT hs1i, laid over md published Sept ssh,
Xia Carter moyed tia, The repou bo laid on tbe
,.hls. Carried. ''e' '0A' Ae ''p'<' 40 'A'0 w &'S
o. dti1sns ct ehe Mest ol.t.l9n ios tae Sontrae-
snd ~ '@ n1dinsnec ;ber+wtih lid IN thc t.Nis
SSa,se.s Sa - o1ts 1een ''a' 'A'e va 1AS @''e
Rid Woif-r ,,,ny.d In .m.n6 ,ss o,dyn,nc. hr
.t.ix;,1 IN g.etio. !" 1'i'en1 '0' "
Aid Echulef moyed 10 Law the Amendment m
The i.ble- =.
The motion Of AID. sehniee prevailed BY the fol-
iowang SGte 1f .,,,r,cr c.,4., n,uo,f g,.,-.
Psoudloo1. Franxcn, Encel tSTeon. GlafkTH:,
hge.-Asd Barrett. MOORE. Holden. Rnssel', Ack-
AID. WooodaEd moxed that The whole soeleet
matter he rcle.red 10 the Committee on Jn5iciay
sma Spaa iaatf'e''n' to report proper ordinance
Aid. knicktrbockos rnored to ny the motion OF
AID: Woodard on .he table: Carried.
, 1866-10-16

-. =. Thornpaun, Kons r Co., TruS. N.
NHta: oour sale1. suuua!iy, OF Hea1ck's
fains, weakness and dist.ea Of hes1.
back. sttts, etc-. 2pply ons Of HesTicK'e
KID Strengthening Ptasters. Sold By Iii dealtra.
West. A +40
, 1866-10-16

feelJ sate In all ca.es. Relieves The chill fto.o
pain, sof1ens The gums, regulates The koxel.,
Rivc. IN infant troubled with collie patn1, quiet
11erp, and Ha parents nuhzpknn rsss Pt1re fhl-.
fJ-dyo ctuts bottle.
, 1866-10-16

roaks Z 7 lsss lumbSr. IS 100 18th T. Nosthup Pts
on pxsge No. :. LA5alt. -.
Ax111xD-Day STATE, LAsatle, lsa tous coal : Morn
tnx I1eht or1aus. so nR osts, 50 ou bs1iey J. o.
fenps,d Isssrs. 4aIp bn com, 4neA h1 nat4. = :