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The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06
Union Republican Appointments
First Congressional District.

Hon. SAMUEL MCKEE, OF KENTUCKY,
.l will speak at
BiddeG1rd. ...... Thursday, September c.
Wells, ....................F Friday, September.
Sacn,.. .Saturday. September z.
Barr Mils,... ............ Thursday. September c.
GEN. WALTER HARTMAN, OF N. H.,
will speak at
Freeport Thursday, September G.
Kenncbunk ................ Friday. September z.
htoryr... Saturday. Scptembcre.
GEN. GEO. f. SHEPLEY, OF PORTLAND
will speak at
p Wnc,; Thursday, September G.
VIII IIh Friday September.
MInanain: ...'.'.......... Saturday, P. NJ. Sept.
PORTLAND. .......... S; turday Eycn'g. Sept. G.
GEN. n. P. BANKS OF MAssAcuusrrrs
Will speak ut
Kennebunkport,. .......... Thursday. SeptcmbcrG G.
SSlccaralpa..' 'rriuay, sertember7.
Hon. WILLIAM P. FRYE, OF LEWISTON,
will speak at
Calo ERabcth, ............ ThnrSdly, Scltcmber C.
South Berwick, FRIDAY. Scntembcr Z.
MIiliiam. .............. Saturday, +. M Sept. 8.
fohILAND,. Saturday Eve'ng, Sept g.
Hon. BENZ: KINGsBURY, OF PORTLAND,
ana q. y. WINSHlP, ESQ, OF GoRHAM,
Will speak at
Acton, ....................T Thursday SepicmberG.
Sanford, (SpTing Vale 49,. Saturday Sent S,b b
HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN
will speak at
Portland. Friday, September 7.
Hon, y. II. DRUMIiOND, and
HON. CHAS. HOLDEN
will speak at
saco.. Thursday September G.
Second Congressional District.
HON. NELSON DINGLEY, JR.,
,>.,,. viii speak ut
Dafvnie junction.. Thursday, SEPT. 9Th.
HON. SIDNEY PERHAM and
GEN. w. X. KIMBALL,
UAtOHD, Saturday SrptpmIer 6.
Fourth Congressional District.
HON. ALBERT G. JEwETT
DOVER. Thursday Se,tcn,1,er e.
HON. JOHN A. PETERS,
Euatr will speak at
FORT FAIRFTELD.......T Thursday. September
BRfDGEWATER,. ...... Friday, September Z.
HOULToN, -.,..,.......... Saturday, Scptembere.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06

CAN'T DO Tive have been asked to re-
publish the comments of the Argus upon the
speeches of JEFF. Davis and Benjamin deliver
ed in Deering Hall before the Rebellion. in
order that the public may compare them With
the remarks of the same paper upon there
cent speeches of Doolittle and Parsons in the
same place. We regret to say that we have
no MES OF the Argus of that day, and shall be
u.iaDie 10 Illustrate the political sagacity
the argus In the manner proposed.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06
Ward CaucuSes.

Ward Caucuses.
The Union Republicans of the City, are requested
to meet at Their various Wards on
Thursday Evening, Sept. 9th,
At u O'Clock, cr the purpose OF elcct-ng Seyen Dele
gates from each Ward, 10 meet in Convention to nom
mate four candidates for Representatives to the Leg
islaturc.
Wards aud , Will meet at the ward-room Of
Ward &.
Ward 3 will meet at lie new School House On Con-
gross street near Lime.
Wards 4, 3, q, and 2 , will meet at their Ward
Rooms. Per Order
scp5dF REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06
Union Republican t,..a.u,,

o"i"" Republican Headquarters.
The Republican Headquarters are at No. II
Clapp's Block, near the United States Hotel.
room No. up stairs.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
YORK COUNTY.

SENATORS,
NATHANIEL HOBBS,. North Berwick,
CHARLES +. WELD. ................... Buxton.
JEREMIAH NJ. MASON, ................Lm Limerick,
SHERIFF,
RICHARD III. GODTNG..... Acton,
TREASURER,
SYLVESTER LITTLEFIELD.. .......... ALFRED,
COMMISSIONER, .g :. .LlsL
ADFIsED HULL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shaplegh.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06

His language and acts show not wise, tenn
perate and conciliatory spirit, not desire to
produce harmony, and to effect his ends with
the general concurrence of the nation; they
show petulant spirit, harsh temper. whose
gent people, jealous ofdictatiOn from their pub
lie servants, is to arouse passionate feeling of
hostility and opposition.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06
The Vermont Election.

The returns from Vermont indicate popu-
lar majority for Congress and against the Pres
ident 5000 greater than the Republican major
ity last year. The division" in the Republic
can party appears, singularly enough, to in
crease its numerical strength at the polls,
In the first Congressional district Hon. Fred
erick e. Woodbridge, who was member of
the thirty-eighth and thirty-ninth Congresses,
has been reelected. In the second district,
the Republican candidate, Hon. Luke Pollard
has been elected to the seat occupied by the
Hon. Justin S. Morrill, for the last ten years
In the third district the friends of the Hon.
Portus Baxter, the present representative from
that district claimed that he was regularly
nominated. The friends of the Hon. Romeo
Ell. Hoyt disputed Mr.. Bakers nomination
On the first election majority is necessary to
an election, and there is no choice. A second
election will accordingly be held, at which it is
provided that plurality shall elect.
The Legislature will have to choose two Uni
ted States Senators in place of Hon. Jacob
Collamer and the late Solomon Foot The
State Senate will be rs usual unanimously
Republican. The first fifty towns heard from
had returned only two Copperhead Represen-
tativcs.
The Republican nominee for governor Hon.
faul Dillingham;, of Waterbury, has been tri-
umphantly elected
90 much for the first New England State
Maine speaks next, and the Republican gain
ny the residents mad course indicated in
ermoht, VIII be emphatically confirmed here
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-06

A 4 S: E. SPRING may be found at the store of
-, Fletcher 4 Co., corner Of Union and CONNER
;xrnt
, 1866-12-08
THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN
CANAL.
Why WINS The Contract Vncatei7 A
Few Quertea.

On Wednesday VIC asked the question which has
often been asked Of ue, "Why was the contract
sheated. by which Messrs. Fox, Howard, and
Walker arrecd to complete the excavation OF u
large portion OF the Illinois and Michigan Canal,
for the OF shistE three cents per cubc yard Of
eArthwurk-and two dollars Per yard OF stone-
wo.kf'' The question has not found deduitc or
authoritative auswer. Pending this wc may be
e esssso req Ss.
less, Tiers Il ID ''s II the canal, containing one
very sharp tnsn. around which a long boat eau
of iii Canal co@mls.ioneTs provide for
sttaishien'nf tia tls1 portion Of .he canal
&c po a. t. cause a f;ns tnss atyfae
Was il M, judged necessary TO make an alte.a-
,,on II the PIN alter the eeniraet hsd been maie
Was net The change agreed on by special agree
uent with The sub Contractors,
5 We5e /, Mss:1s ts;.1ae Fo1 nowed Walker syer son:
one quarter OF mile Of the canal was turned from
its original bed: and Was their consent ohtalned
DID the bondsuen Of the contractors guarantee
the performance or the work on tho new plan:
ard 4 not then arc thoee suretiss responsible for
ls not this the ground on which this contract
w. vseatsdf an! would The contract hsvc been
bond:
contract w7th Messrs. Fox, Howard q Walker and
that Of hc contract proposed 10 be signed by lbose
who may next undertake the work. II auyy
The subject involved Is = grca1 one. It Ia a
question Of over million of dollars to the poo
pie ct this city, and perhaps Involves many more
be established that the price agreed 10 be pal for
given work may he increased oo the represents
ton of the contractor that II Is not eHouEn.
While eanrassing this snbject, or, rather, Look
Ing sl.buy at IL. VIC ousht pelhaps to say that the
renefal opinion Il that Metfrs. Fog Co. would
II, aud might, peshaps, have been ruined ere Tho
work was completed. They claim that the mate
rial 10 he e1cayated ie much hardcr than was sup.
they should have been able to dsedce out elI hun.
dred yards per day With zach maehins, they really
co1,d noi scoop up s"o hundred: d. and tbat to tHt-
within The tins epeclhcd, would cost cyery cent
Of The contract price and leave them nothing for
Labor.
, 1866-12-08
DyhrcufuFthss Commercial and Edu-
catfonnl IustltutFon.

We'll as lhls institution Is known and appecci.
ated By tie Inhabitants Of this city In the Intds,
Of which II has tlourshed for the last sint years.
there arc doubtless nnny who are not fully ac-
quaiptcd with the excellence Of It's inner mechsu-
ism, aud many, also, the adjacent country and
ntiEehoE.ne States who hare not a. iuls aPprc-
ciation OF its advantages ~ |, deseryes.
To ench, few explanatory remarks mag not he
unacceptable. au1 these are owing TO the insitn-
llon-not that newspaper article esn, In Itself,
raise The eigh reputation II already Enjoys, hut
that We think 1t duty not 10 Leave the public In
ignorance OF SO complete ard excellcnt system
Of instruction In thelt lnidst.
among other pecnl,a. advantages OF the hnsi-
NESS department. w may 1nei's1ou an entirely
tic accomplished p,tnsipa,. MI j. Dihse.fani,
which Is extremely simple in It's NATURE. and is
impaired with .bc srcatest ease 10 students. The
snsess. eef s'as es :' sstu'e q
however, eonsists in the .act ol its being
men, inns moi only im7ariine the simple tncosy
Of bookkeeping, a t:lnE dwet tar too much npon
elementary knowledge Of a.i,hsneuc, can easily
mcguire sufficient ol the mechanical principles Of
bo.eEeeplnc TO become mere accountant hnt
a:i'y yill, trad: and business winch on1s long
pv::e:a, e2peiirnce could qualify them to give:
II 'Ls educational department, eonducicd by
numerous professors Of its class ability, youths
receive Z sound English education, dltsng them
| Tor entrance Into the more advanced business
| conrec. or 70 through complete classical and
! mathematical curriculum Of stuuy, fully qualify
ing them either for professional or university
course. Whilst s:ict discipline Is maintained, .
good morale T. kept. aud great care /. taken to
encourage spiris Of ho1 Of and ccntlenanly feel
! ing amongst lhc pupils: tue institution in this
resreci favorably cortraslius With so many o,l,-
! err, both publ c.ana prisnte,
\ The Yonng 1aaies' Department, under The d.:
reetion Of au accomplished ptcccrtresx, zs:isfed
by The full corps Of professors, aSpsds every a.
i 0f u r1,.Sfx xtuRA n /
pupils, combining. 4, it were every esseutius ant
/ accomplishment oi tln1sted course. Of lustrue,
ton, with complete practical knowcd .e OF tho e
| less SNOWY. but equally necessary details, which
| make up The sum Of woDaa's domestic duty.
| In conclusion rc mag add that general reduc.
ton Of terms has taken place in every depart
3, mcnt, now rendering the Dshrenfurth institution
an establishment rs pre-cmi1tnt lor IT'S cheaples:
as II always has been for Its excellence. The
Principal cordially invites personal tnspectio,
OF the internal working OF his establishment, and
will DO happy 10 furnish visitors with every detail
they may require. and we arc sure that all WI,
mall themselves OF this opportunity will agree
our high opinion Of It's eihsular excellence.
, 1866-12-08
Albany Cntttr Market.


ALnASY. NY December :.
BEEF CATTtE-1he cattle market took Il rathrE IN
usuI turn to-day. The receipts proved heavier thai
was expected tho total being $500 head, Ind the de-
maod Stacking up. Prices rectde1 Nc q on all
gr1des. Ihe cattle do not average very high as to
quality. anh tnt top price ~aa r n.
James Fsrhng sold = IilnolA. aging 1,3oo NJ.
At7ac; q Kentucky, averaging i,Ai3 ns at Sic; 1s
belfers averaging tso s, At exc s1 averaging 80
De Al sc; 81 Illinois, averaging rU NJ. 4loo5o 2
hczd; = oxen. averaging 100 MS, $ll1 81 averas
Ing ll5o NJ, At FOO IS. Averaging $50 o. at $40
4o averaging 1l rs, At lis, averaging 100 ns
Al 1c, and IS Ohio, averaging Loo ns. At7e-
Il. Livingston sold 70 ltlnols, averaging l.soo ns
eKe- Ard s., AvcEagsng 1.s7a ns4 It nc.
IL Eurns sold 80 EentatEy, averaging 400 rs, al
eAc, and 81, averaging t,5tp, At BHc.
c. v. Clark sold 68 illinois, nveragtn. llsa Ds at
;kc, and 50 Kentucky. averaging 80 M, At 1xc.
D. c. Coon sold 20 extra Kentucky, averaging over
LOO nE, At9c-
r. Ki.kwood sold 81 Illinois, averaging l,aol NJ
At &c.
David waixen sold lls Illinois, averaging LILO ns D
nc = p.
The market closes dull.
sHEEIs-The demand contlnues quite moderate, a
a@5xe-fhe Outside ngure tor primo heavy. &c
ceipts, A,1G0.
HOGS Market duh and heavy At 73TSc- Receipts
10000,
, 1866-12-08

THE GIFT CoScEKT Sw1sDLr- News OF W1o-
CINE The Memphis Daily Commercial. Of No.
>enner q, publi.hss an lem concerning Joseph
II. Virgins, Of The late arm Of T,ggips. Bradford
& Co., prorrietors Of ihc United States Gift Con-
cert. which will be Of interest to many Of on.
,cldcrF. "Where is Virgins s. ID qucstion
which is almost daily pnl to us BY anxious In
YvIrc.- fsora all paris oI the country. The fol.
lowing j. The only answer VT arc enabled to give.
Says tho Commercial:
On lie l7th tuttant. s!rnngcg arrived III ihts
sfts. put ul III the Wots1lam Nozc. aud registered
rs 1;are a. G. ". Wigeina. Ho had not hecn
long here when otllcers q The ,a,r began 10 In.
4uirc attey lltn. One or the clerks o1 the honsc,
Nho held Tickets 70 the amount OF thirty dollars,
whicl he did. On The eth Instant. according ia
III" geLtletatn clerks OF alc Worsha.n Honte ot!i.
@ers OF The police force came and arrested Wig
gins, Tn charge. 1t il supposed, Of his being q
,'cia:iter. Eut the s,ranccst part OF all "a, wha.
has hecome Of him? What did the officers do
with him: Was he arrested and then turned
lct%e without examination before any judicial
:riln1 NJ! VII! como one In th. secret let The
rrblfe knew :" - FIX.
We nrc informed that Wigeins has very recently
been heard from somewhere In Arkansas.
, 1866-12-08
V1,n Ror

1he following communication from Hon. c. B.
Lawrence, OF the Supreme Court Of this State,
explanatory Of the lately established rale Of the
court in relation to the admission OF candidates
as members Of the bar will be, read with interest.
At preEent there would seem to be complete
Misunderstanding, IN practice Of The order Of the
court In ibis comfy. an examination al to quail
ldcasiou being ignored:
GALEsDuR0. ILL.,, December 6, 1861.
Mr., Chicago:
DEAn SIR: have yours OF yesterday, inqufriug
in regard 10 lhe new rule Of the snprsnc Court as
to admlss1on TO ile bar The rule requires the
examination Of the candidate hy the cl,cu!t Judge
u 1hs circuit ia which tie candidate Ecslles and
Ptosecn1iIg Attorney. WIN arc appointed atand-
lng committee for that purpose. In yonr ciEc1it
The examination may RlsD DC male By one Of the
tudges Of THO Superior Court Or by the judge Of
the Kecordet's Conrt and the Prosecuting Atlos-
Which Is statutory requirement; Any person In
send nc acestilca,c Of unuii6catlon si.ued by
ore ot the Judges above named aud Prosecuting:
Attorney, aud nlso tic statutory proof OF moral
character, and these cestncates, If satisfactory,
will be endorsed by ne aud sent to the Clerk al
Ottawa, who viii then Issue The llcense.
an, very truly Yours,
G. i. LAWRENCE.
, 1866-12-08

session in nc rooms 81 The Ioung Men'e Chrit:
tian Association, on Monday, December 10, At 10
N. Reports Of tho religions condition Of the
loving gentlemen: Rev. {. II. Fowler, u. s.
Church Rev. Robert Patterson, Reformed Pres:
Presbyterian Church Rev. A. Edwards, English
and German Bnptitt Churches: Rev. ". ".
nareha. Old School Presbyterian Church Rev,
Church and Rev. ]. Demaren, Dutch Reformed
Pres byte.isn Church. Evangelical elcrcymen III
the c,iy arc cordially Invited. J. ". NkALf,
Secretary,
, 1866-12-08

Collision on the It. 1.ouis, Alton d TeErc
Huuse fat!road-Nnmcx Of tho KILLED.
TEnEE iIArTE, Ind, December IA co1lision
occurred at about SD this morning, two miles
west Of !Mattoon. Illinois. on the 81. Louis Al!ou
il Iegre laute Railroad, between the construction
count, was killed outright. Wm. Foultz, fireman.,
and ono Uf The laboress on The construction lralo,
arc supposed to be MORALLY wounded Some fouE
or five more OF the men employed the construc
tiln train arc more or leee wounded. Both engines
are total wreck. The direct cause Of the accident
Is unknown
, 1866-12-08
The Unemploycd-City vs. Country.

Permit me, through Four columns, 10 Hay a
wold 10 the young men in the country who neli-
At he nIeeent tins our III streets &c 1uI o. yonur
men seeing employment which II IL Impossible
for them to obtain. There Is tearc-1y single
br1nth Of industry in tho city but has snrplas OF
hands to do It's work, not from dizziness IN huei-
nes., bat because Of the thousands from all parts
On an asersge, moi less than one hundred men
visit our rooms daily looking Tor work. We arc
able TO secure work for only small share OF
Dor. No business situations, such as taiesrnen,
booktcepets ,cntsy and shipping clerks, ,6c., can b.
obtained. At least By MS, apd We know that our
houses art good any other ps.ties In the ct5.
Our advice 10 those who arc ID tho country IL 10
stay where they arc. and TO those in ihs city with
country and take any Situation which will give
them living Till bpriug, rather than remsin IN ,he
, 1866-12-08

moving backwards and Sorwar1A, completely
blocking the travel on The street aud causing the
We call Tie attention Of Tho managers OF the
Ga'cns Branch Of the Northwestern Railroad 10
this tnbtec', IN tho hope that something Will al
We carnot think that they would knowingly per-
nit sneh an cSil 10 be pcrpcsrased to ta f-.. e1-
especially as The perpeira,e:; 81 such annoying
practices arc lIahe to heavy hnc for obstructIng
The streets su as 10 cctain pedeshtans and ve-
, 1866-12-08

that plsee. For anstt he knew, the remainder
were there, 7hia story was undoubtedly 4 fahri-
cation, as be told ouc or two Others which wera
qu,te different. William jackson. coloscd man.
residing 1t No. n Monroe street, foGnd, yesterday
morning, tarcc pairs oi tue ooots concealed In au
anasEnI sile, and g. Prs nIonghs .nc M to iaa Cen
boots as being portion Of his lost properly. anu
Clark was COMMITTED for tidal In bail OF s., O00
1t ts believed that three or four OF ihc v1Srauts
hne6 5esurday morning were cognixant Of thls
burg}Ayious operation.
, 1866-12-08

- EHw foEK, December 7.
Tne d7 goodE market continues to Improve a. the
holiday season approaches and the feeling of unes
stneas ~ to the Etnet Al condition Of country IS dis
Icled. The u1arkes 10 more steady and OF the
goods eu'ng soush thss ssasoa h.s been very small,
aiTost bare ef goods, While there il soms ~
din1cuty IN collecting accounts. The Phiisdcipais
trade u more lively Aud houses having branches there
arc toFKArdne more goods there lnan Tor many week1
Prices q ~ knds Or goods arc very stationary since
yesterday. and With good degree Of nrmne1 priuts
are nrn and fa!r!y Acs,ye. Drllls are In lshi but
ttcady demand. for export. Brown ShtctinX& aud
*hrtiuEs are IN better request Coored Cottons Are
rather dull, and for largo lots prices arc some1hat
nominal
Woollcn gpods lhow ! a,isht Improvement. Ltnssys
and nannels II Good demand. Blankets rather inae-
n sbst.gn goods, and retailers report mora dontss
thAn In former yc4n.
, 1866-12-08
Hns kSrRr - NA- HnNte


NV YORK, December Two hundred and
1fty cares Of iats eoldto-day nj The regular semi
weekly trade xalc.. The following prices were
obtnined per dozen ~ case: Wool hats: mems
fl350 youths plain fancv, IS. % to $1,000 chill
dten's plain and fancy. 5.S3 TO "a: cassimerc,
men's plain. s9o75 to $3.50 mems fsney, $175
r}uah m
, 1866-12-08

p1y7tnrnoH, December 7.-Hon. t. n. Culver
member OF Congress from the Twentieth Dfstsic
Of Pennsylvania. held at FRANKLIN Il
custody by tho civil laws. was broucb
Siote Se,a. saage e.na e. prfsers 81 as vt"
bcr Of coprress, and asking TO be discharged from
ar1est and imprisonment. Alter able ar ument
by counsel on both sides. Judge Turnkey decides
ills murning thai member OF Congress is moi 60
titled 10 the privilege when held for an indtctahl
nffrnca
, 1866-12-08

HuR4o-AWcrtcnn TflcHrnph Expedttion.
SAN FRANCISCO. December The party coz
ncctel with the Kusso-Amcrfcan Telegraph Expe
dision, ar1sca Al Victoria, renoEt The companies
The entire rontc has bcen explored, houses nav,
been built in Eastern Sii,crts and many taons1nt
command of Captain Kelsey, had hullt twelve
tnilea OF line within few days. co1o7e1 Bulkle,
designs prosecuting the work vigorously mex
spring.
, 1866-12-08
From ynnrauverss Island

r fhm FHNEHWFGTH IbVNNUs
SAN FRANCISCO. prccmber IA Victoria, Van.
cauvcls' island. paper OF November sah, says
the obnoxious double port charges aud lead
money have been abolished, and the customs au'
tn1.MeS arc aow tslan aos me sums s, 1,, III.
and clear ut New Westminster, and pay customary
dutiee.
All kinds OF tabof is In great demand Al
, 1866-12-08

A committee Of two ot the lady officers OF the
.fo9theln Orphans' Relief Association" !" are now
ln this city. soliciting aid in eehalt Of aHid Asso-
citizens Of Chicago In behalf Of The desttute or
phans will NICE. With 4 ready and cheerful re-
sponss. The committee are stopping Il The Shel-
man House.
Mra. E. A. F. MxARs. Traaspfcr.
Mrs. C. Y. BA1BY, Acting Secretary.
, 1866-12-08
u.
IA very good suggcstion.]


EdltGf8 TT1GUne: =
In your ieeue Of December sth, ! noticed An ar.
Willie GO. Lunuley, In which be chargts nc with
mailing EctnIp on an execution Of no property
iound, where l had collected twenty dollars. !
deem 1t my duty 10 SAY the public ttat the stzte-
mtnt ts totally and altogether talse. No sueh re-
turn wAs made, n the execution, At Justice aots
tngton$s Office, will show. 3. HkxpaicKs
, 1866-12-08
Milwaukee Market.

milwaukee, Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihure.l
MILWAUKEE. Decetnber7 I.
FLoCn-Du1l aud unchanged. sses $50 brls ut tl2 %
for superior Western; rs for double extra.
GKAlS-Whcat dali aud in4c!!ye. Sales 6,002 b1 No.
lat Il .Aal0k, No. at <l.7a3l.sD seller all month
tlGsH for Nos. Oats steady; sales 2oO bu No. 8.
sIc. Rye advanced oaaxc; sales At Sc
IEovIstoNE-Flsmer; sale. ee0 brls mess pork At
$l6..5@17.0. EuttcE-anlea at &C.
DEkssED Hoas-l.owef. Sales 10e0 At $5.p13G5p.
LIVE no1s-Lowcr; sales at s5.te93.S1.
NrGrrs-sD hrls lour; GOO In wheat; 2,e0a bu
oats.
rnIEMKkISI2,QQ hrla Hour. l.9QQ hu wheat.
, 1866-12-08

Editors Tribune:
Womb 1t not be we'll for the proper authorities
to either bridge tunnel the street crpFslnc,
pe1 Of Cottage Grove avenue and Twenty-sfxt
street! lf,bese plans are snought impracs!canle
let charter b. granted to soua cntcrpiising indf
.iuraa 10 establish , line Of ferry boats III said
point Always.
ii. q. D. ESKEDErP.
<-nnd
, 1866-12-08

4 Blessing to i1othera.-mrn. Wins
children are afflicted, is safe and certain reme-
dy. 1t relieves thc child from pain, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, cures wind colc, corEects
acidi,y, md. by giving rest aud health to the
child, comforts the mnther. O1lce, A3 Dey street,
New York, and so5 ulgh Holborn, London, Eng
, 1866-12-08
HENRY G. WEarwoRrH,
General Western Passenger Aren't.
Chicago, December 6, 1866.

The Hest Thin. Tel.-We have re-
Gently had Sufficient evidence Of the excellence OF
I g. sa Il Ps ~ Il M 0o. pesss
served, but that We are really eouferFtnr fsvor
on onr readers tn advising them to Us: II. The
the most sgrceab1e and dellctous In navor of any
We ever tasted. 0f!ts medicinal qualities va en-.
tertain the very hlgheet opinion. and upon the
Of this wire have nearly edtcted perfect cure in
the case Of our liltlo boy. who has been seven
ye1rs afflicted with inc0nt3nencc Of the ufIns.
great number Of remedies hsve been tried without
benefit and the most eminent physicians cor.
suited with like result. Spce.'s poFt Grape
Wine Ia cfectlng cn:e. We bare gveu lhls tcs
tir1hny without the knowledge Of Mr.. Hpees, In
The hope that others NAV BE- induced to try the
virtues OF this wine.-Nr. Rng1orn, Editor at
.Jtrtty Eltv Timer.
Sold by Fullor, Finch j. Fuller. aud Busuham.
& Yac SchAack
, 1866-12-08

THASKs,-A regular me. ting OF the Chicago
Cale1onfa!l Club was held al their hail on Tues.
day evening, al which tho following was unaul-
tuous3. adopted:
Rtsofced, That the Chlcago Cate5onian Club
convey thtir heas felt grattude and thanks 70 thc
The very kind and generous donation Of the hooks
OF their library.