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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03
BYTELEGRAPH.
THE DISPATCHES OF rHE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEXICAN AFFAiRs.
The Situation at SIatamOras-sEoyem
Offne Clans

The Situation at lIatamOras-gEoyem
Oftae Clans.
New York, Nov. 2.-The HeralPs Maia-
moras dispatch of the 10th says it is thought
here that Mejia will not attempt to occupy
the border, as ii could only be done at a
great expense OF life and treasure, without
any corresponding advantage.
Cayeles is still in possession Of the town.
Tapia is about three leagues utwith ], sos
men.
Negotiations for the surrender of the city
have been going on for the past five days,
but they closed yesterday without any prac-
teal result.
Col. Fendigia, Of Ortega's staff, arrived in
Brownsville yesterday. He has been
closited with prominent Mexieans whe are
fast friends Of Caveles and supporters Of Or
tega.
Cavales expressed his determination this
morning TO hold the city at all hazards, and
defend it against Tapia and Corritina. This
is probably the result OF the visit Of Col.
Fendigia, and it is generally believed here
j that he will soon pronounce in favor Of Or
tega, when the forces of Tapia and Corritina
will be combined for an attack, which,
however, will be delayed for few days,
on account Of the impossible state of the
/ roads.
Advices from Monterey state the fact that
| General Toryina was at Elacedsal, in the
State of Potasi, on the llth inst, and on
that day issued proclamation to the people
of that State. 1t is thought he will be able
to oppose any force which Mejia can bring
against him.
| General Topia has issued a proclamation
! to the people of Tamaulipas, in which he
announces himself as the representative Of
the supreme government, and intimates his
intention of attacking Matamoras at an early
date.
From a private letter, dated October 10:h
learn that Donay is in Mathules with !, 800
men. He has offered for sale his carriage
and horses, and is packing up for a journey
to the city of Mexico.
1t is said the retreat from that place will
| commence on the 18th of this month.
The Liberal forces have left Saltillo I'M
der Ferrand and Navorjal.
A new campaign has been inaugurated.
An intercepted dispatch from San Louis
Potosi showed that San Jagros wrote on the
18th of September that he was marching on
Guitaro, leaving Doray at San Louis, and
that the latter had started to join them.
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GLE OUTNlnE PAnEs.

FEST PAGE.-Political Apathy in the South
Tao Cotton Tax observation-disclosures in Virginia.
Invitation for them to Emigratc to the North
west etc, etc.
FOURTH PAGE.-rhe Negro in the North Caro-
lima Courts-An Appalling Incident in the Funeral
Of King HFyRY VIII, etc
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nIore OF thc nnItllnore Analr.

PHILADELPHIA, Now 1.-THE Bulletin Of
this city has special despatch from Balti-
more which says: Gov. SWANS new police
commissioners applied last night to Judge
Martin TO be sworn into Office, but the Judge
refused to attend to business outside Of the
court, and there has been no application in
court up to this time. The clerk of the
court is Alfred Mora, stauneh lOyalist, and
he viii not swear in the new commissioners.
Judge Marin viii also probably refuse to
swear IN the new commissioners unless they
agree to test the question in court before
taking possession of the offices 10 which
they have been appointed by the Governor.
The old police commissioners will not recog-
nize the appointments of Gov. Swami under
any circumstances, except by actual military
force. About fourth Of the old police
force will refuse to serve under the appoint
ments made by Gov Swami.
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A Perjured ScoundreI Arrested-Race


New YORK, Nov. 2.--Sanford Conover,
alias Charles A. Duncan, who was impli-
Gated in the recent conspiracy to convict
Jefferson Davis of being an accomplice in
the assassination of President Lincoln, by
means of suborned witnesses, has been ar
rested in this city, and taken to Washing
ton. The arrest was made on the affidavit
of VIM. ii. Roberts, J. A. Hoane and L. c.
Turner, charging Conover with forgery.
The race between the keel boat Shecon-
dell, and the center board schooner Vesta
from the Sandy Hook light ship, twenty
miles to windward and back, took place on
Wednesday. The Schecondell was victo-
rious, making the distance in FIVE hours and
iifty-eight minutes.
The race yesterday over the Fashion
Course, between Lady Thorne, Lady Emma
and George Wilkes, was won by Lady
Thorne. Time-2:26; 2:27; 2:2S.
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THE FENIANS.

Prospective Trial OfFenians i'm Canada
New York, Nov. 1.-The Times Mon
treal special says the Fenians now in Jail,
numbering about twenty, will be tried on
the first week in December.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Wool Growers Convention.

SAN Francisco, Nov. IA convention Of
wool growers met yesterday for the purpose
Of consulting as to what can be done to OBJ
tain q reduction on California brands.
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FROM MONTANA.
Gold Miners Returning.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. People from
Montana are stated 20 be disguised with
mining prospects in that country and are re-
turning to California and Missouri.
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CHARLES Z. SMITH (BILL Arp has been
elected an honorary member Of of the JET
ferson Literary Society, in the University Of
Virginia.
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MRS. II. ROBES.

DROPOsEs TO RENT. OR LEASE. HER
Il FINELY Improved Cotton Plautafion. con
tanning Twelve Hundred Acres Of Land.
situated IN four miles OF Pulaski. For particularly
apply % DR.. ATCHIS0N. Nashville.
OeteE--ff
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New York, Nov. 2-The Herald's
Washington special says Gen. Sherman has
left for his headquarters at st. Louis.
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PROPOSAIS.

INVITED FOR SEVEN THOUSAND BUSH
i Els Oh COAL, delivered AZ the various Public
School Houses. Payment % Be made IN Corpora
ton Cheeks. Address. j. w. HOTIE
Treaguror Board Of Eiueation. 81 Cherry 4.
Bids received till November lst.
oet2i-td (a)
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FOR RFNT.

TUE SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Il NO. II South Summer street viii bereuted AZ q
bargain for the balance Of the this, with che pryi-
lege Of next year. For Particular, enquire -
ab9ve foef1f-ff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EOR RENT.

THREE COTTAGES IN WEST NASHVILLE.
with water privileges. Rent. SIS per month,
IN advance. Apply on the premises. OF TO
p L. NIClI0L.
DOv9-1w A fLa gourfhnuse
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ADDITIONAL.
FOR SALE
To Carpenters and builders,

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
i Finishing Of the Maxwell House can be seen
nj my Office, from half past eight to twelve, for
ten days The Architect holds the right 10 accept
reject any or all bids
HENRY J. DUDLEY, Architect,
nOvl-lOt Office at Maxwell House.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

IN WILLIAMS ADDITION to Edgefeld from
i Thirty to Forty beautiful building lots located
on Fatherland, BOscObel, Mnnick Shelby Avenue,
and other streets. The close proximity of this
property to, and easy communication with the
city of Nashville, as well as the health of Edge
field. to say nothing of the intelligence and moral
religious, and social character Of its inhabitants
renders this quiet, orderly and rapidly growing
village most desirable for the private residences
of business men.
The Edgefeld Street Railroad is expected to
be pushed forward TO completion at an early day.
Terms Liberal
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH,
Real Estate Agents.
n. W. TAYLOR, Aucttoneer
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LAW NOTICE.
VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
FOR S ALE.
DY VIRTUE OF A POWER OF ATTORNEY
ID from the parties entitled. We will. at Eleven
O'Clock. on
THURSDAY. 18TH OF NOVEMBER,

Sell At Publie Vendue on the premises. that vaIu-
able Lot on the Northeast corner Of Market and
Church streets, In Nashville. fronting 81 feet 8
inches on Market street. and running back about
100 feet. with such rights and privileges % the
alley called for IN the original deed ns the said
heirs may be entitled 10, bat without warranty 81
the alley
The property will be sold IN three lots the cor
inches and the two other lots with front on said
street Of - feet each.
TEEMs-One-fourth cash. and the residue NJ
one, two, and three years. with interest 10 Be
secured By notes with good security aud a lien
retained for their payment.
Persons wishing % buy may apply 10 the IN
dersigned for further PARTICULAR
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
GE0. s. KINNEY.
DoLrx. BaHsEs 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
Oc3q-td
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Dry Nurse WANTED.

A CQLQRED GIRL. ABOUT FOURTEEN
~ or Fifteen years Of age wanted a nurse.
Liberal pay given TO one who is well recommended
Apply to 2. L. NICH0L.
nOvS-lw at the Courthouse.
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POSTPONEMENT.

1--WE SALE OF LAND BELONGING TO
i Colonel T. J. F0sTER. advertised for the ii
Of November. is Postponed on account Of the
Election, etc.
oct3i J.L.&R. BROWN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
South Nashville Street
Railroad.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS
IL
Claiborne and Murray'S
ADDITION.
ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH,
~ 1866. at II O'Clock. on the premises, we will
sell q the highest bidder, without reserve,

On the Lebanon and Murfreesboro Pixies and on
aud convenient 10 the Fairfield Branch Street
Railroad
These Lots are al well located. and are neces-
sarily obliged TO greatly enhance in value. South
Nashville Is very rapidly improving; and no one
has contributed more 10 its advancement, or pat
ronized the Mechanics of Nashville more literally
than Mr.. NJ. e. CLAIBORNE 70 whom the property
belongs.
yeas with interest.
All who desire to buy cheap homes. or make
good investments are particularly invited 10 al
tend the sale.
Splendid COLLATION. Tickets on Street Railroad
FREE.
JL.&R.W. BROWN, Agents.
$50 Union Street.
II. w. BARNES, Auctioneer. lOct3l-tds
, 1866-04-05
FROM. MEMPHIS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.l

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MENPH1s, April4.
There is heayF storm tonight, by which the
atmosphere is cpo.ei. The river Is falling, With
II feet IN channel.
Business very dull. Boats eec1re freight with
difficulty.
Dows-s1lsez Moon, City Of Memphis, md Mes
sengeE-
Ur-Adam jacobs, Lawrence, Lenn1e Drown, and
Henry Ames.
Markets unchanged, except In cotton. which Is
dull al 31@sac. The scarcity Of money in this sec-
ton Il being seriously felt. The banks ore doing
very little IN discounts. The Tennessee National
Bank Q! this city has declared semi'annual d1s!.
oena Of Is per eent, payable on demand.
The lRusE clafmk that the stockholders Of the
Mobile g. Ohio Railroad are mutt In fasos Of the
Tns negro troop Eia.Ioned at Columbus. Mts..,
The Meridian AtsseagfT relates most aadaclops
robbery committed on plantation near Enterprise
BY gang ef horse thtevss. whe tied ths proDi1eior
loose and ralled the freedmen, but the rnobers fired
on them and dispersed them, wnnudinr seycrsl.
Two Of the robbers nro said 10 have been recog-
ulzed.
capt aesdos oi Asetaee1. Ssseees zee bas;ne q
e Va. e. a9n 70 81 Sc a"1e Sesn which n's
An order has been received for the muster ou'
OF all toored troops On y bite River.
tpe i iii. Gk. was Va drowned BY falling IL wci
having gone there for the purpose Of drawing
wattr.
Little Rock has given grand ball for the beneaI
Ashley hIaesson. at Little Rock, is no longer The
mill ary headquarterr. The old hanls hnsiIlng i:
now occupied by the commanding officer.
mattes Of oraIsoad from thst place to Fort Smith
cq UaYdenelfc At large meeting held lasl week
commit. was appointed to memoria1!ze Congress
, 1866-04-05
WESTERN TOWN AND CITY
ELECTIONS.

Tho Union Ticker Generally Successful.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEinuue-l
ST. PACL~ April 4.
But little interest seems 10 be felt In the city
election ~h:eh taEe= place Tomorrow. There be-
ing b11 one candidate for Mssor make. matters
dull TSc1e Is now 4 fir psospoct Of the entire
Democratic tscke! bc,ne elected.
Ii IL estimated rbat hfty million feet of LOGS hare
been Gu. IN the st. Croix valley, and twenty -1sr
million were LEFT over from last yeas.
We were lavorvd with ianrdcr storm yeeter-
day. which IF the frt min Of consequence that hss
appearing and the fFst symptoms Of break up Of
aAc river lre apparent.
Ispccial Dcepatch 10 tne Chicago Tribunal
JASEsy11.LK, Wiz. April 4.
Al onr city elfclfon yesterday. Dr.. II. Palmer,
Radical Republican. vas elected Mayor oser j. q:
1toe Opposition ty four majority. The balance Of
xhe KaoIcal tlcl.t ras elccied BY lar!e majo7tle.
Especial Despatch to inc Chicago Tnbune:l
The en,l,e Union city ticket va. elected yester-
Gtcen Aldermen, The vo',ns of The caused
lspecal neaIs'eh to the ch,s.:o T5teqas}b s;}b
The city election here yesterday resulted curious
IT, There only ahout !, 100 votes cas. and the
Democrat: caudidate for Mayor h,stnE withdrawn.
the contes! was not animaiea keyes, Union, was
some 40 Dc1nocsn,s IN spite Of his protest, and
l.lsn.elt voting the stratght Union ticket. voted
sor ". Il. Soliand, q mulatto inan.
The rnion men dld got asiend Ihe polls y. 4.
J. 81. Flssnrr oy eaa TO sc.
or Aldermen elected, thrre nrr Union and nsc
Democrats The Council will r,and Fix to six.
1nously.
ST. Lou1s, ApEi4.
Tic Radicals were beaten yesterday by their OWE
apathy and pv The several side 1ssuc. thrown into
tie canvass. Then the Frst Ward, shich usually
, 1866-04-05
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1866.

protection Of civil rights bclonc1ne 10 eyery
5tesman the birtnri.ht Of ever American ctiz n.
and chr fny svoided comforting or Iaterttrns With
The bill nel.hes coDicrB nor abridsas The
rfghta Of any onc hut simply declares that u e1rtl
rights there shall be an equality among all cases
Of c1tl7en- ard that all alike shall b.. subject to
tbe eame puniehmeut in each Ststc. 20 1t dies uot
abtidce the ereai fundamental r1ehts belonging,
under tho ConstItutIon, 10 ali citizens, All tbst
IL required Is that IN tns respcc, its laws shall be
Impartial. Aud yet ttIs is ito bill uow returned
by The cansilintion In the Preriaent or Command
ti-tn-chief Of the army. That instrument gives
Congress power to mike all laws necessary and
proper for Carrying lnto execution all powers vested
by the Con. tit,son IN the Government Of the Uni
ted States- OF In any department or Office thereof.
The Pre.Ident Is required, tn carrying out
his powers to achieve obedience to law, the very
thug which he refuses to do. He says: The ten
ueDcT OF this bill must be 10 resuacitate the spirit
OF oIreheflion-" What an assumption in one who
denies The authority to punish those WIN violate
United States laws noder coor OF Safe authority,
decla1ati from which the rebellion epruns+ ID
entire harmony with The declaration Of sir
Buchanan, TINT there vas no power to coefcc a
State.
Dut, Sir, out OF the mouth Of Senator Andrew
son has yoatcd the tp1r1t ot the Constitution. il
not its letter, in yetoing the bill. It will
be remembered that the hlll pa*scd both
Houses Of CONGRESS- By more Than
two-thtsd majority. The vote In the
, 1866-04-05
VOL. XIX,

seems 10 have disappeared. as no deaths h ID re.
Gently oScurred md the Sanitary Board vas giving
ceau bills o! health.
The Consul at Brest reports that the epidemic
has al length retired. no Gaze Of chotesa having ap
pared since March !. The Minister Of Comm.r .rce it
paE's had ordered clean bills OF health to be Issued
SUCCESSOR TO COL BowERs.
Lieutenant General Grant has appointed Major
George Il. Leet Assistant Adjuiaut Genetal OF Vol
uutcc1s- 10 I'LL the position which was occupied By
The iase 7. s. bower.
NoHE rANpoNs.
The President teued orders for the pardon Of sey-
en persons yesterday. They were tpect1! csse*,
from several Of The Southern Stales ucdet The 18th
exception.
xR. sUt1AN'x RoCS11 rIKt-
Some days ago Mt. Julian Introduced bill equal.
i1lpE '.onuues which vas rcfesEed to ths Military
Committee. End which met the vieus Of the sol
dter and Sailors Union Of this city. The principal
objection 70 this bill WIS the snpposiuon that II
wonld require $e0o.0 .000, coo, ns estimated by the
l.aymnsttr General and Provost Mar-hal General
Fly; tEt, AT The rEQuett Of Mr. Julian, Dr.. Brod'
bead, the second Comptroller Of The Treasury, has
submitted TO him 4 caretully prepared statement
Iom Official dafn, from which It appears fnat TIT
amount to fatisty the requirements Vt MI. Jnlian't
bill viii be less ihan SaG1+ +0Op, 800.
TUE GovERSkExT TAX m ALABAMA
The President coucurs In the opinion OF th.
s. czctary Of toe Ta>urr that it u desirable tha
ehouid he nllo red to assume anu pay fheir proper
t1un OF dircct taxes now due, and therefore recon
mence necessar. 1es1 linton by Congress. The M
tual FUN Assessed 1u renl estate BY the act o1 Con
prrss IL twenty 1as'iiont. she proportion sA Ala
tama being nearly Il tSoo1,00
, 1866-04-05
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION,

Another Union Tr3unsph-f:cn. Rurn-
Aide Elected Governor By Large
MntoF1fT4
pnoyrnEEcE. April 4-The State election to-day
naseed on very quietly, and Gen. DGrnslde IVES
elected Goyeznor with little opposition;
Re;ur,s from sl1 the towns in The St1te except
Tor Lyuaan Fierce. Dem, 10, and scattering IL.
The remaining tonna will not materially change
the gvtatiSe result.
Wiliian Ereep ts elected Lieut. Governor. and
John Il. Bartlett reelected Seeretary Of Slate.
, 1866-04-05

1B- G. II. SCRlVES, Advertising Agent
81 Dearborn street, IL authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and NIL
other leading papers throughout tho United
St1ses und CANADA,
, 1866-04-05

Arrival Of the 38th 1nfantry-Pr0mo-
ton by Bfevet-C0ntrIbutfon to tho
Lincoln Monument Fund.
ISnecial peauatrh to the. ChicacQ Tfibupe.l


ISpecin Despatch 10 the Chcaco Tribunal
SPR1SGFTE1p, April 4.
The ssh Regiment illinois Infantry, consisting
OF ~ commissioned officers and 131 enlisted nen,
arrived at Camp Butler this morning. They will
receive nal PAYNE cnt and discharge at early day
captain George Adams, Of the 18th U. $. Colored
Artillery, has been bseveted Major fox merltoflous
service.
The 5'h U. >. Colo.ed Artillery the1yy J. stationed
ut Vtcksburg, attss, has forwarded 10 GOV. OgesbY
thc sum Of {41i u In aid Of The Monument Fund.
The 25th regiment Illinois infantry has Just con-
tibgsed The sum Of $50o for the same purpose.
lious at ya11ous times S3,a74-a noble donation.
The sum of $3oo nom The 20 Q. s. Eoiosed AEtil.
also 1eceisei today IN aid OF the Monument.
Tie CGppe1head. carried he township e!ectMioo M
The election was carried by the most outrageous
liauds ever ptSpettated-
Fred. Douglass lectures tonight at Represents
tlye Hal1 on reconstruction.
Lea County has expended for war purposes $685.
, 1866-04-05

~ chicago. p.if 5th, t2si.
Notice Is hereby glrsn thst the annual Mnnsctpa?
Election Of the CITY Of Chicago will be holden the
1th OF hpr. A. D. 1885, for the election o one Alder,
funn AZ ont Constable for each Ward
apss3ly 13t a. II. B0DMAE, CITY Clerk.
MASONIC.-Fhe regular assem-
iF1 big OF Van Rensselaer, Grand Lodge Of rerfec-
lion will e held 1t the Masonic Tcu7tc this It'll URS-
DAT syenlnE At sx O'clock. Work on tbs -Four,
tethsh DeSfee.
t15S IANES Il MYf.EG Grand Esctafnfr
, 1866-04-05
@DQG BOWLER, !,

The person VITO len the Dog Horler at my bonse
SIX weeks ago. be stuutd, Is hereby notified 20
and take liG away pay charges ray for thfa
ndTt1tisencnt he Will BE 1mueA1atey disposed Of
1ffNtfY CfTTMinE,
ENtS Feat
, 1866-04-05

Making xra1d total 111 =
The Era~tns wilt tafe plac- nfer The CoSc'st. on sht
stage Of tie Opera House, where l1eA pet*ons cat
w7uess IT, Committee Will be sppolntea BY the
dItuce 10 k1pernteLd the fhnao. AI puFcna9eFs Ano
agents will be topped with correct sts Of dawna ~
published Tickets for sale At tho rtnei
psi HOTELS Rook and Music Stores n the city and At
Ocf, 1873 uesrborust.; Price &Lc each sent b.
m2t ferelpi OF price and lamp for return ostage.
Good and Ee!tabte Ag=nts wanted IN every city,
nnt Village in the Cnased States, to whom greas iu
, 1866-04-05
HEagle Steam" Flour,

Manufactured by PLANT, Of ST. LOUIS.
No brand In the Union meets with more 1ntver-
tnl favor. This lot us* made last October, Of old
wheat, which Is nov almost impossible 10 obtaln,
nnd no wheat OF the last crop is good enough 10
make this brand. Those who want the best Flour
to be had, should call and order the IL 4spLANT's
EAGLE STEAM" We sell TO Gsoccra and Flon.
Dealers at <1600 per bsre1 and BY the single bar
rel ut $17.00.
Flour, we have at the .ollct4tion Of several deal
ess, concluded to. keep On hand for the CITY
TRADE, the
, 1866-04-05

Erie EaIlnl


R1cnAosD, Va, April Joseph MaYo was e!cc
ted Major to-day without opposition. The election
Of Counciluen aud aldermen passed of quietly,
There was no political test.
, 1866-04-05

SILVER PLATED GOODS.
Plated Tea eet 8 pieces, Rogers i B'o-'s
Fia1ca "a Sets: s pieces. Rogers + BIOS
manufacture. 19 80. .-.....-..~ -. .:.....
Plated Tex Set, pieces, Rogers 4 Rzo.'s
2 Flatcd Urns, best quality, 103-..............
Flste1 Liquor siand Of bohemian glass
bottles, 50. 0..-.:.-.............----- ...--.-..-.
Pickle Stand, 9a..... -s...-.......
i FrnitIBasKet, 5....
Ioutt GEEr41....- s.A.<~4s
i silver Tlated Tray, - Inch, 110 .......-.,.
do DO ~ inuh, S5............
s do do a0.--.-..+-..
, 1866-04-05
Money to Loan


On Resi- Fstatc Mortgages in the cts from to I'VE
years. Apply At No, l 8 Larrnon Block, Of
t;31 :. r. HAVEN.
, 1866-04-05

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OFy.CE or TUE RoAED CT ruatrc = .gxA
CHICAGO. april ith. IS.G.
Whereas. the Common CouuciI OF the civ Or Chi.
cago has ordered tlas "the alleys IN Flocs! aod
IL, rel-vans Addition to Cbfca:o% and ttu1ted be-
swesn Vet Wh,ic stEres and Chcsxo n,eans asn h.
graded and ps nked." at estaat. ID cost Of s3i9sy ~
Also. that "the alley IN the north half Of RIoGk H.
nF rnnn,ns from noyne 70 kobsy strse. ps ntles e
said work to be zone under the Of The
Hoard Of fnbtic WptNs, and thAt the se4erAi taun.
uaeu above he Assesed The tpai q tzte 4eeaed
be1 eed BY The several nts 20 ordered, ac-
c1rdng 10 The provisions Of The tEtsen CHARTER, 43
Arntnde1. Ii Rueh case made and provided.
NoE. herrfore public notice Il hereby riven @ all
peFsona inteFested, that the Commissioners Of the
oa1t q f9ol1s Works ". meet y Room ". ls. 10
the Court Ponse In sill city. On T1s3day. the tcye1
tecnth t11th) GIT OF APRIL 4. D. 1851 At the hour Of
tn O'Clock % to essess the amounts above nauFed,
directed, AZ aforesaid By the Common Council to be
a7setae hi. r.nt estate deemed bs1tnted BY the
j. e. GIEDELE,
FRED LtEZ
o. !. RISE,
cnmn,setourrt Of The roard Of Fuollc TorAa.
, 1866-04-05

ALnAxY. N. Y. april 4-Tne Capas Commits.
siorers hare not ye. Decided nppn a DAY for open.
10: the c1ual. but it IS supposed 1t will be opened
about the first Of Msy.