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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
STATEMENT OF MS OWN THEORY or RECON
sTRUCTION. ....uI..

n.
In such connections, the President has
more than once stated his own theory of
reconstruction In words much more cXpli-
cit than have found thcirwa into the pub
lie documents.
During the rebellion, the loyal Govern
ment had in a sense been overtlrown. Ii
was therefore the duty of the United States
and of the President, during this time, to
do all in their power to secure to these
States republican governments. This be-
came especially his own duty, as one
charged with seeing that the laws were cx-
ecutcd. His OtcR action IN prescribing terms
upon tohich these States should be recognised,
iH so far as he had prescribed any not in
harmony ,oih their forms Qf State Gorern-
iHeHt, on IN so far as it seemed to i1nply that
they t0Oaid not be recognized as States a,tIess
they complied lcith his conditions, toas in
reality, and lods meant % be only ddUisOy1.
Tie had not intended that his own require
ments should be considered as conditions
precedent which the Executive, or any
branch. or all branches of the Government
had any right 20 exact, before these States
should be eptitled 20 recognition rs States
in the Union. |,.l Fl
In fact, these States were entitled to be
represented in Congress, all through the re-
belliOn, Indeed there todS greater reason for
their being represented than there aods at
other times. Congress had repeatedly dealt
with them as States during the rebellion.
Members from Virginia, for example, were
admitted. Direct taxes were apportioned
dmong them just as among the other States.
The ninth section of the act of the 7th of
june, 1862, in its latter clauses recognized
the same principle. htd
The rebel States are therefore now in the
Union. Indeed, their governments are more
republican more democratic, more ia hdt-
asa. l4.tl h
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

viii pay 300 70 the Proprietor OF any Medicine
that can shnw greater number OF genuine certih-
Gates of cnres effected by u near the place where
tits made, than MIsIILER'S nERB RITTERs-
Of Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Bioody FluN DiArrhea, Typhoid Remittent In
term ttont, and BILIOUS Feyefs Fever aud Aguo
Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jatndiee, sefOfflla hun
ming or Sore legs Cancer, kbcess Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds Cramp In the stomach
Chronic Dlarrhea Piles letter, Seald Head
ophnenla, or falling away Sickness. peculiar 10
children, LeueOrrhca, Falling ofthe Womb all oh.
structl0us ~ the due eOurse 0f nature In females
nom impure blood or weak and disOulercd state
of the stnmtch, Liver on Kidneys Certificates Of
cures OF the yellow Fever In Mexeo can also be
furpishel Re1aelpld II II does not cure the money
viii be teiande,l by The proprietor. lt ~
BENJkMIN MiSHLEH
\ H. Corner of Center square
IL mel, ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

Even the fish In the sea can't stand such
hyperborean weather as that of January
seventh and eighth Large numbers of the
fish inhabiting the waters of Cape Cod Bay
perished from cold. myrlads of whiclL dom
sisting Of sea bass, black fish, Holsters, etc.
washed ashore, strewing the coast for miles
around with their frozen carcases.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
gew advertisements.

l. HE FOLLOWING ARTICI. .ES ARE IN
store ut our Warehouse, No e67 Fifth street, Caua
BridgciiN iHfN 10 II'fF
sett Frames for Cane Bottom. Chairs, d
I Sugar Mill, m
large box Kitchen Furniture "
saloon Fixtures, tSign, Counter, Liquor. kegs
f Chairs and St0ve), .i ..I."ff ''I''I = Y
q keg Kimmel Whisky, ..#..... ....
1 Trip Hammer
These articles will be sold II not called for. ,nd
charges paid within 30 days from this llIte
jan W-btw .. u ELAN u DURST
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

SEND FOR A CIRCULAR hif
fhcingreiiients Sod In com pounding ;Mishler,s
Herb BttoTs are nut kept seoret by The Proprietor
send for Circular and you win learn thc medical
prppertiesof all the ARTICLES used IN the prenaTa.
tlon; also IL the mInder in which they Operate OF,
the system, and much other valuable Information.
n ypn arc afflicted with disease send for Mshlers
llorb ttters Circulars; read IL carefully nront bv
the hials Y eohains, apil yopwiu b9plssed ON ths
sure road ~ recovery. y NftfV NIt 49,
ART, No. 6s Main street and at retail by Mi drug.
elsN. WI Nha IN 4 INni9- DAWN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

The President and COnPress.--Au-
thentic Statements, (irOm writ
ton records,1 Of What the Presi-
dent SAYS. III
Special corres pondepee Of the cIuciunsti Gazette
7 WAsHNGroN, Januarylll.
% ~ A ~ = - :
WHAT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS HAVE
BEEN SUGGESTED.
In one case, several members. populariy
known as Radicals. said To the President
that ~ lie would be satisfied with constitu-
tlonal amendments, basing representation
ON voters, making all men equal before the
law, excepting in the matter OF suffrage,
repudiating rebel debt. and guaranteeing
National obligations, they would make an
effort to bring the party IN Congress 10 an
adjustment OF the reconstruction question
on that basis, and Would even 20 thelength
OF admitting Tennessee IN auvnnCe of all
the other States and of the general adOp-
tion Of this policy by the South, IL she
would individually agree to these amehd-
ments. f aUHfF.I.iH .I.r ~
WHAT rnE PRESIDENT SAYS or CoNsITu-
TIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Without entering into any serious consid-
craton of their subject matter, the Presi-
dent said that he had objections on general
grounds TO any constitutional amendments.
iit lliu bNtt Dttit III llNOT VI SOnlt iliinStil,
and was on the record In their favor; but
these were changed times, aud the tendency
was too great toward unsettling the founda-
tions Of things. These frequent amend
ments were calculated to weaken the force
and solemn sanction Of the Constitution,
and make its provisions like the work of
town meetings. AS to any propositions for
making the payment of the rcDcl debt un-
constitutional, he considered them unneccs-
sary, and doubted their propriety. The
Southern people We're in no dangero of ever
wanting to pay those debts. ....
The objections In the South to their pay
ment would every year grow stronger and
stronger. How wouhl Il look TO provide by
a constitutional amendment that the United
States debt should not he repudiatcdp Yet
this would be no more improper than the
other. Furthermore, there was gross in
consistency in the proposed mode Of secur-
ing these constitutional amendments. They
were to be proposed by Congress from
which the South was excluded. Then the
rebel States, who were unfit to be repre-
sented in Congress, were to be considered
lit to ratiiiy a constitutional amendment.
II they were expected rs States to act upon
the question Of rntiiying them, they should
be permitted through their Representatives
in Congress, TO act also in proposing them,
I
, 1866-10-19
RQS1ETTER'S b!TTERs |

The disease proceeds from lack Of ylsor in the stem
ach. and this yIrAL1ZISG PREPARATION will tons
and renora1e that organ II the gastric arparstrs
In good working order and can przsri.y dtssolYe
and thoroughly asslml1ste the food submitted to IL
operation, there will be no dyspepsia. saanot DC
this, 1t REQUIRES REINFORCEMENT, anil the hes:
Of all reinforcing agents aorld be forthwith rcsottea
TO- The stomach ts the Commlssariat Of the System.
Nsupplics the elements OF lie to the whole boty. T.
1t Is prepared the material Of blood mseie bone AID
hhze and 1t fall to pusreJ that a:erial In sufficient
quantity, and Of proper Kind the whole boly s1Gesx
and With 1t the mental tacolties The.ensr protect ne
CostMlssARY DEPARTMENT. Don't let III
enemy obtain possession Of it. It IL caller prcve1:
disease fo7l getting into IN orgau than to expeus
It becomes CHECN1c F1xIuEE. Consider
rne nrst indication Of uncaslness in tie stomach ~
sign that yspcps!s Il preparing attack a1l battle
At once with this CHEAT KEPEILANT.
but Il It fs too 1a:e to P.sEEsT, remember that It
scr TOO 1ATE 70 cuKK III believed that there IA r
ca.c Of CHRONIC INDIGESTION that can w1thsta7.
the remedial operation o1
, 1866-10-19
New fork n Retreat for Political Eu-
Xnlfda.

Ex-Congrcssmnn S. s. Cox, Of Ohio. hav
ing reached political sunset in the West,
abandoned that rich old State come months
since, camc IL Nrw York political invalid,
and Is now I" rim iu Ben Woods old dis
trict for Congress. Well, VIC are not sur
]'risrd at anything nowadays, and tile used
1ip +cccssionfsts and m,,tilatcd politicians
who arc seeking an asylum in our city arc
re'din sufferers from an excess Of modcsty
There is room enough in New York
Tor nil the 8ri=adicr Generals In tho
nl~l army. and many of them already
harE out their shingles here. Let them
1u5tnne in thc city: His last cilort in lis
"wt Stntc did not look very promising hut
here, ifhc could arrange with Fernando or
Ben to rel nnt af his way, he might ut least
stand fnir chance Of returning IL Congress.
lf.'cH. Davis could manage to get clear Of
Fortress Monroe and come to New Turk, and
procure new suit Ut clothes, lie might he
'ertaan Of l'rinE ut uncc made n member Of
11' old Union club. md, particularly, nm
honorary snrtn1rr Of tllc Manhattan club.
New York will wc'tah1c them NIL. IF they
f'"l nnv ,niegiving- let them link nj 9uract
{nN,-4Hffr 1trk TrrnHf
, 1866-10-19

IL OtFICK OF TER Board or PURLtc WncxA}
CHICAGO. october 11th, 1stj.
Public police hereby given TO all stnertse
fn, tee 1aaersigns Conmlssoncss Of the Doan Of
tne Roll ir widening 10 the width sixty
f fcet street. from Indiana avenue 10
Or hs same width fom kank.kce nvenue 10 Cot
age Gsote avenue. making sh!d street w!denci aid
tAeFn Esnkafce arrnne and Forest ayenHe and such
C1erE. ~ - ~ SA " > ~'A1
The undeftiEutd will apply 10 the Common Council
% &Atd C1tt. 1t It, next regular tueetInE, be held IN
tLe Twenty ysetoDd day Of Drtohes. 1sA At tue honf
Of ~ O'clock M. nr cnrGrr aiion OF such usscss.
fight TO hc heard AT! pcrHnnt wishing to obtct 10
snid a..csaent must nr thrlr objection. to The sAne
]. q. HtSnEtE,
FRED. LETL
...... H. j. fptSK,
cE1S-bt - "e ''0'-N'
, 1866-10-19

There is Improvement to note In The demand tor
honGts OIL siticr for present flnce delivery aa
rs H. m nsstt u dn sn Ecas With dEoortn: cn1rnry.
c 1rSc On toard cars src and 10 TO axe. delivered
IN fhflat' ln!a. The foreign news Is vcfr dI&uSrs-
Etnr the fociSn narkrts being rrportca null and aver.
t'wtng, and buyers scarce. II IL possible that thcra
may e reaction hctorc long; in fact it Is ercn pru.
ale q nne extreme hrtuCs Auo:hcf, hut the seas
IL too far advanced for anything like permanent I'M.
talned ~ the mort shrcwd ofst OF The trade.
Free Oil Is dull And nominal At 81 to Sc.
, 1866-10-19

A SSESSbIENT NOTICE,
II QT1ICX OF TUE Board OF PCDIIC WORKS,
CHICAGO, October Il, 1856.
Public notice T. hereby given y A persons lntsrested
Public Works Of the City Of Chicago. hare completed
the askxmsnt roll for idenIrg See1y street north Of
t<pcndnE with that portion of Seely street now s1ty
sx feet wide between West Jackson and West Adau1s
etree, and eueh assessment roll been led La the
Office Of the City Clerk.
The qndeesigned viii apply to The Cotnmon Cornell
the Twenty second day oi OCTOBER Ee. 81 The hour
Of ~ O'clock p H. confirmation OF such Assese
ent. At which time all parties interested Will have the
night TO be heard. Al persons Wishing 70 object to
said assessment mnNt hIe their ohctonA to the ao1e
In writing in the oce OF the Cty Clerk At least
day prior to sCeh meeting Of the Common Conne1l
J. G. G1NDELR,
FRED. LETT,
o. J. BOSE,
commissioners OF the Doard of Public work..
, 1866-10-19

IA UYFICr or TIE DoAEp OF PUBLIC WoRxs3
Cn1cAao, October Hth. Ls6G.
pnpc notice f. hereby ftTsa to At pe1sons iniss. e.
Bonrd or Publc Works OF tile Ctty OF Chicago. have
completed the AssFssment Roll for opening an alley
eCheen fret wide, running from WestJackson 70 West
Van Buren street, In Block u, puneAns Addition 10
Chicago, making the ivlslon line between Lots l. ::
6s.A End Lots TO- II, T. 1S IT, Is Is. the cen.
t1e Inc of ea1d Il A ssX I'd q spen v Assessment ~ Boil
The unde.siEned viii appty to the Common Councl1
q said cy at ts next re9ulas mcstta0 70 BE- held
the twenty second day Of uctobe 6G, 1T the hour OF
* O'Clock p m. fora confirmation Ct such asse+ e.
msn' M st whiSh nc all par'iss interested w u C haEe
to said assessment must re their objections to the
same 10 writing, in The olce Of thu City Clerk. NJ
least one dsr PRIOR 10 such meeting Of tic Common
Council.
!. G. GrSDELE,
FRED. LETT,
........ ... ... o. j. ROSE,
Commissioners OF the Board Of Public WoFks.
, 1866-10-19
FINANCIAL ASD C0GhLE.ClAI.

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ThrE*HAf Ett*ikN. 0rt1htr IL, 1e'h.
ftrro nic :,n nr" textures IN .t,r iona nr t'ntl.
,ioE of the t,nncy fnnrkrf. Mo't " llrr 'ii.'r1nt
ltutl.rk rrtsu!lch an nctlsr demand, rl:I'r with
u.hrrE 1t w;sr tnlhrr light Iln' lraln of currency
Ia tir tnlr1Dr .tIlt cD,lnnrs. though nut ~ such
n,rairnt n. was witnessed n wcrk Hr len ,layn
sltrc. tt.1n,~tl linrn hsr low. Int rh,w rnH,o
r. Ar II il"IEo,rt ut, owlns IN lc ErALnal pick
H.. III ur hu.nrrr III tho clly. I'l,c ban.,+ arc
rIll o!!i;td 10 closely tcsu,t6izo a'l paper nsr
in::, nntl none hut E0at cHrtnsnc-* ohtntn accom-.
n.ttia!tnr. To these the market Is Easy. tur all
!r.itinsA l. INrroee+. al 10 per cent. In tim nprn
E%Et!. tar a:c ht..ostatcd Ut l2t< Il per cent on
-no col1atcyal=, and Is per cent for less ncccpta-
n.r documents. suE1Eago l0ans arc notullll al
.';1up per cen, prE anl.nr.
.c:n,:t was Grsrcs, OWN. 10 the decreased
::monl offering. Between l,a1.!ts ronn1 !Gts were
-ul ut 1-ltc1 y discount mostly, and closing with
buyers than srllcrs at the snaidc figure. Tht
rntnttE rates were is@!5 ccnts Or, buying, and
t.: +: l:ns. Bufalu and oswcco sisht were lakct
i, = vi. nnt canada drifts nj Il discount.
Tn tl!c Produce Exchange Flour was active nt at
:1sIEcr Of 20 tic. Wheat was brisk at IN i'm.
i.st'c.ncn Of :.9ic on No. l and Ift.c on No.
:.i''int:. t'oru was depressed and heavy nt dc,
r!t:-c of .:65lc. Oats were AG!:c lower. Rye
:.uvurcr1 20 &C. Bailey tsaa irregular. Wlissey
rt> dull. Provisions were lifcicss md lower.
Wool war Grt anil depressed. Lake Frelshts al,
s.1crd ~. Grbccsirs were in he:tcr demand aud
Steady. srcts we're nruu. Lumber was steady.
t:t!d WIS lille higher In New Yo:k to-day
1hrr:h the fluctuations were slight. Tnc market
nHened at 1's..:. advanced to 14s.t and closed a
.:sss-an advance Of Sc The following quota
a, t,ryp n !
, 1866-10-19

The market continues dull. The yicwB Of buyers and
Sellers ~ere at vaEiance the former insisting upon
reduction Of 2. and the latter holding nr}y 1t lu
rates There lis liberal supply IN the pens and with
rcrs little demand at present prices ccl!nc In values
Is pretty generally anticipated.
There wss eonsc little Improvement today In the
quality Of the offerings, though there Ii still op
1ortunlsy for proEres. in this particular Sales were
made IT prices ranging from fsIn43M
foF cumnon Cows. Stag and Huis and light Mctgera
10 mec1uE butchers Cattle and medium stock Stcefs
sveEafinE from 20 to rs ns; ss.Sa56aX for medium,
autehcss Cows and medium stock Cattle 10 good tst
lows and good ssoeS stccss averaging from 103
nt; and s&oos' 3 for good to primo shipping Becves
Averaging from l.l0a to l.50o NJ aud upward
The market closes dali and heavy, viii la4sc mum
bcr left orer unsod.
HDGSThe weather WAS dne and the attendance O,
buyers LIBERAL The market exhibited so,d degree o
activity, hut under TIC cIccsFe turply prices
down 500 sec per 100 ps. Sales were made = range
Of Sss5 for comnen C7adcs 10 ss:a for c:olcc Hoss
tskcn from the cars. The market closek quiet and
kiealy At The above decline.
SHEEP-Tl.c market waa moderately active At about
Yesterdays rates,
, 1866-10-19

Here there "ns very little doing. There is no
speculative demand and the inlniry is mostly for
customs putr0sca. The brokers were buying 1T
l'.!3Glseix-I.s bid at the close. Silser was
nominal nj 1c5@ lis buying--thc upper figure for
l1rcc.
The Public Finds we:c higher th7nuehoui tic
list. The Long Skies advanced Il. Old Five
Twenties were !. better. Tic Il. issue was 4
higher. and The '65s we note an Improvement Of
Il. Ten-Fosafes advanced 4. ::crcn.Thlsics
we're Is sncber on a'l issues. Hero the market
was quiet There isno demond for Investment,
and the brokers' att Obliged to ship all purchases
10 New York Compounds we're steady. We
Ncote:
, 1866-10-19

TTrEsnAT E<E1s0. October Is.
Ihe receipts aaL shipments during 1ac ,ast .wrn,v
fuur hours were:
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IEit.-1cs ..l.AHh0 SllIN
A9ta-....-........-.--.-.-.. 6s0N i,13.t11
TIC offerings Of carSocs tnsiay were more l1ocra1
Nte with taiE,y active demand prices veil aus
tc:nfh-nasticu1ar1y GOOD lots. Interior casSocx
aEc Gull. salcs incluie tic following:
Ea'so EeuE Fio:A, from Mooft's stI1l, Kalamazoo,
- n deck load wide nppeEs tS00o hold full s:ps
and boards At ssto; cargo tchr Clipper CITY, from
Mu>ktgon. 1I m boasl', slrirs mad short timber II
$1'S. 1e m iAtl At $+2s; CARGO schr Monsoon, from
Nuskegpn. 1lo boatds At slsDo 73 m pieces a,a At
e425; cargo schs Colonel Clover. from Mu,tcron. 81
N strips. boards AId coarsc mixei at t17;3 cargo
schr As1rsdA from Grand River Ia N common rsfted
-'-'"~ At sl7o; cargo schr 1sose Douse,nan
rr...-t: 'I:- ..f. Y strips. balance
,..1e1.1'.. .bt"-- e At 800. 81 N lala at
't:= Il, : sg. : Va, r., White Lake, 20 IN lum
-. !: =. !" sh!nEles 1t 80, I.th
reg om Uratd River. = m
.l,- * 81. q rtckct* at F11.uo, G Il,
= / Henry, from Ar2ota.
At $s9,0o 1Ath II A.2S !;
r.,rv ID ..--.-l.-.- .kcSon. 1U m strips.
balaucp hoa,es At $7ob carn echr unl7u from, Mus-
Ecson. IS m strips, balance boards 1t teo.o0; cargo
schr btackhAwkl from Mustrgon IS stsips. b4tance
loard. at eso.o cargo schr fstsick ucEry. from Me-
nominee 10 n. }osts and tcantl!nx al tlshtx catxo
srsr II, Hand, from White sw41is m!ll, Mukkcgon.
| liz III mili{rn At f12H.
, 1866-10-19

4 SSESSAlENT NOTIl:E.

H
IL OFFICE OF THE B0AHp or PUBLIC WoEkA}
CHIcA8n, October 18th. 1865. !
Pnhl!c Notice Ia hereby given tn MI persons interest
CD that tue Commissioners Of the Board Of
the assessment roll Tor filling to grade ctrbluK and
planRtne The alley running north and SOUTH between
Harmon EldT1dge courts. and such aess1utlt roll
has been ned In the Office Of the City Clerk
The undersigned will apply to the Common Council
Ct said city, next regular meeting, he held on
ihe End day ofoctober lsd at the hour OF sx O'clock
=. for confirmation Of such assessment, 81 which
lime al parties interested will hare the right to be
heard. All persons Wishing to object to said
In tle olce the Gig Clerk. at least ay prior 10
such meeting Of lhe Common Council.
j. q. GLyDELR,
FRED. LETZ,
q. J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board - Public WoFkg,
, 1866-10-19

A n ORDINANCE
Be z Ordained by the Common Council u the C1sy Of
CAfouGo
That IN addition to the provision Of Section i've O.
of Chapt s14teen Qs} Of TIC kcvtsed Ordinances II
npon sash nsd syeEy paskase Of nsh pacSd Or pat
tue and exact weight Of fish In such package An 1n
rer:on or persons who shall te dspose Of any sneh
package OF Cab rot thus branded shall he subject 10 th
penalty N said Sectlln Ave ~ provided for.
Pxtsed October 8, 1876.
Approved October 3, 1866.
L. q. BopxAy. CttJ Clerk. oci1tt
, 1866-10-19


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, 1866-10-19

Philadelphia -Four Nlnrket-t,rt. 1f5.
There i total abseucc Of any demand 70, klpa,cnt
e. !Mn'eda,c w;nts Sales of ;e9 HI; p1nsipay
1cNn:y lvnaIa and Ohio ITO do Mt FIT ns Ii: -upts.t
st MD and nrW +t0ek extras Mt $1-cossl
md fancy hrands at $l50tat61tn accordh to Gunl!y
lyt Eerr t. selling IN small way a {6sa = bril- In
, 1866-10-19
CuICAt:O DAILt mARKET.

Aht sifs of Gr0tn rttsorted in Lta ,.ork+t report
rr fndt or q bds' 9 c storage unless 0therctse
j7reAAeh.
THURSDAY EVENING. October 18. 1856.
FREIEHT~-i.AiLuuApF Fn1san1r-Are higher,
Tit follow lng Is I'll. joint tari the Eastern soais
, 1866-10-19

Prepared Oil Of Palm aud Macc.
For preserving, restoring and beaatying the ha and
Il the most delightful and wonderful article the world
ever produced.
Ladies will fni |: not ou'S certaln rcEe1y 10
sorc, darkcn nj besr', ac 1.aE, hut also desirable
nsticle for the Toilet 1t ...;y psttnped with
rich and delicate perfume. Independent Of the fragrant
odor Of the Oils OF I'alm and Mace.
Tux MAryEL OF PxEu-A new and bcaa.ifal per,
foe, which, In dccacy OF sccat and the tenacl with
Which II clluGs 10 the handkerchief and person. Is uuc
qualled.
The above articles for sale by ali Druggists aad Per
umess 1t 81 per bottle cac,. Sent By express to aay
address by the psoprtesors, T. ". WRIGHT 4 CO.,
100 Libcrsytt., New York.
, 1866-10-19

THURSDAY EVENING, October -, 1868.
lie following tables shuw the receipts mad ship
mcnts Of produce during The past twcnty-four
hours:
, 1866-10-19
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE-State Of IIli-

4 D.
CT1f CtlLEcToe's OFFICE, CorET Horsx,
Room No. II. Qctober 18th. 1855, :
Public notice hereby EtTcn that The Foliowing dea
cFthtd Warrants have been placed In hands toE COL
warrant 10. sas, south-Datest October sth. 1851
and hs9ed foI :he COLLECTION Ut tnscsl assessnent
gEadnE aud paving With Eoo1en haoe4 pavement -
thf south line of JarEsou-stIcet-
Warrant No, N, Ne4.-DAie1 October slh 1SG6. and
tsred for the collection Of tpecal leyted
for The extension u c sixteen Loot alley In the north
a1fof block niEe ~. sampeon Greer Addition to
Chicago eAsrE ardfy OF the wtdth to Blue Island
AycnCc.
War No. cta Soyth-Dated October 8th, 1851 and
- ned for the collection Of special assessment levied
for tic c1t NJ! Ion Of alley sonth 70 Ncrdellstreet
throush block nine tsh Johnston. Roberts 4 storrs
Wa;rant 70. s.. North Dated October Eth. 1sss and
Issued tor the collection Of special assessment leEed
G,r the grading aat maeadsTiz,as Of p!.tsons
eirtts. ard Wolcott.sreet from ts Intersection win
the EacAdam Of DiFlsloaetreet to the south side Of
warrant 10 s,u So.rh-patea October sth, 1861, aad
lssEed for the collection OF ri assessment levied
for widening laBaE-stzett from Vine strrcS 70 the
to lhfcAco to The width OF 20 fcct.
All re1xons interested IN safd assessfuen2 arc re-
quf*ted 10 make immediate payment It my ofdce. In
default Of tneh ymtns t.e said assessments viii he
collected at the cost and e. peuse " Ge rettoEs !tae
therefor. 4. +; nEALD,