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, 1866-05-01

for this bill, fof he says that the prosecution
Rallrond is well worth ii. fostering care Of
the General Government.
Mr.. WENTWORTH would ask tho gentle
man whether the Lieutenant General is not
one Of the corporators- Laaghtcr.l
Ar: PRICE. will say to my amiablc friend
rators recently go as to be cblc to tel whether
lie is 20 or not II he is, have only to say
TINT It Is rather late in the day to call il
question the integrity, honesty OF ability Of
that distinguished General; and ! presume
no gcntlcnan here will undertake to fnsinn-
ate that be wrote that letter because be- was
corposntos. Such au insinuaf1on would be
unworthy Of any member OF the House, as 1t
would bc unjust to that distinguished man.
know that my friend docs not mean to In
slnuate #, baL puts in the remark very much
IN the sumo wny rs be In: dotc great many
Other thtnrSfur buncunibe; ns, Tor Instance,
his frequent remarks about soldiers with one
leg mud me n7r1l.
Nov, In addition to thIs testimony wish
to say that in the Quaric.mastcr Generals
report made to the House, In 1856, there Will
L. found on page - this statement:
"cott OF transporting military htorck westward
aGsoss thc p!sn.. b5 conracs for ycal ending Juas
~ 1865, 10 Eiah ai.d poEt. 1hst Fontc 81. .5a4,-
poate op shst r.ute Mhcrc tuc grain yras delivered
1S contnc1orr and lhc tsRnsI,,ziaton entered into
LII FEltC llisQ e1Uc 4faf. %~,L-4, ,4.s.GA mAk1NE
eos1 t9r in onc ycss In Ibis region
The Quar.crmastcr General goes on to say
What Is unnecessary to SAY, Iecnlse every.
body lnoHs It, tint the railroad would &c
Quce lie cost OF transportation ut least TWEEN.
ty-llre per cent. TAglc arc twelve military
posts now, SONG 0: them garrisoncd by one
hundred and Eomc By two hundred mc3,
1l0nE tlat very route, aud there Will bo
very great saving in the transportation Of
supplies 10 these posts if this road Is con-
6truCtcl.
From whatever standpoint you view 1t,
either IN military, financial, or ciyll pofut OF
FleW, II becomes MI Inevitable conclusion
that this road will be q! immense advantage
III developing thr agricultural and mineral
resources Of the country.
These atr some Of the reasons that InlCcad
the committee to report this bill. rcpra!
TINT If my calculations prc correct 1t will moi
take dollar from the Treasury. uud until
gentlemen can show thut the estimates upon
Which t:csc calculations arc made are crro-
neous they should not undertake to deny the
1nct. And tlnt tact ouco established every
other Objection to The bill must necessarily
fall. If the road can be e.nelructed wllll the
simple guarantees Of lhc Government afford
1ng tic means 10 pay tie expenses Of the coa-
struction. it will enat,le the company to r.
tnnd every dollar TINT IS paid to thom as rap.
idly as the road progresses, and it Will ut tue
sainc lime develop tue resources Of the cOun-
Try, and aid the civil and military operations
OF the Government. These fucts being estab-
li:Lcd, no gentleman can find any ground Of
opposition 10 the blu now bcIorc the House.
, 1866-05-01

In the afternoon the market Tor No. Spring
Whezt was lalrly active and fhadc ar7neE With
sales at II with sclets at SEA
fO1 rcgn1ar.
, 1866-05-01
Law INTELLIGENCE.
Important Decision In tho Supreme
Cuur-Proceedtnex In tho Court Ycs-

Nu,.n.,. U.ne.. =. ., .,----
important 'Decasaon In tho Supreme
COuF-Rfoceedfnex In tho Court Tcx-
fettay
Sr,nrur rorrr nv 1,Yro,s ,1. p..,>,.
re- Jamcs sHiasan Is. acost:e W. PERKINS, supzr-
tnienecnr Of The Chicago Hefotm schoo.
This IVES petitien for wit OF Aa1es1s cuf1uus
IN rr]ea.r .hr rtlato- finn, fhe Chtraeo 1sefnrn,
s.,,aa, r,.- s..,. .,.,ti. ,,<s.,,,aI - -, 49,,
Tenoo ~ 0uas quesGo4 rssssI ~. w eour
esaesnuon o. INC tosu1 "as "ne'net tae portion o1
1he Cify Charter unconstitutional which directs
the appointment Of a commissioner 10 determine
Nhethcr bays between the a~cs Of SIX and eixtaen
~. ,rnrer sn1,Irrfe fr rnmmffrenf n t.fd srhni
1hcT,nrrt hst3 .hs. ,bc 1rx ~ 1he
acsc not I,dlcIsi bnt merely mtnjs,eriaI ana thst
fha ,essr.nf ntcnn3atc ~ ,he ststnfc t,ne .9re
,os Thc ssn,,, ,hn;,or rsfnssd ~ @ - ...nt ~ ~
ft,fion 1- 0"41% A>-~N~H- 1~'1~A ~ e'A' >A1 ~
'4itv1 is11rn sr.r,a eonnr-a~ a~,o,. IN. yaon,.
, 1866-05-01

-. Great National Work ON Lake So.
per1or-A skip Canal Across ReWec-
bRHY Pp4MtS

~ Great National Work ON Lake Sa-
perior-A ship Canal Across Kewec-
nav Point.
From The Detroit Tribune g. Advertiser. etetinst. ]
We hive previously announced the passage
by the SENATE of thc bill amcndatory TO. the
Portage Lake and Lake Superior Ship Canal
and grnrt. Tue nature Of this measure will
be evident from the tollow wing statements:
Our renders, who arr ta1niliar with Like S1-
pcriOr geography, will appreciate the impor-
1auce Of the Portage Like Ship Canal. Ecwee-
nav Point-an immense peuiusula, whose rug
gcd mountains teem With vast mineral riches
puts out for sixts milcy intolhe rery centre
Of Lake Superior. About midway from lis
base, the Point is divided trau5rsrsely.
by 1onr aud narrow lake, connected
with Lake Superior upon tho cast BY
Il small and elruous river, ard separated
from IT upon the west by a low wall
ofsand hut a half mile across. The inlet
has been already drcdgcd and improved
sufficiently for ortlinary navigation, and upon
tho bnuks ol' tic Lake the richest mines Of the
copper district and the most thriving towns
of the Upper Peninsula arc located. From
the topography Of this region II Is ev1dcnt
that originally tho northern portion Of kcwee'
nnw Toiut WIS divided from the mainland by
u uuryow channel, which In The course ot years
l.as been chpkcd up on Its western side by the
action Of the waves forming the lnnd wall
above mentioned. The mineral range is en-.
In question docs not rise IN any part more
than 20 feet aberc thc present icycl Of
the Lake. The natural facilities thus offered
and the immense benefits ,hnt would lnevita-
Llv result have drawn attention to the pro-
ject Of cutting ship canal through this low
barrier, thus connecting Portage Lake with
The main Lake upon tic west as well as the
cast. and sevinr lao miles Of pcritous nayIga-
tion faround Kewtcnaw IoInt} for MI yes
sells engaged IN trade with ports In the west
crly hull Of Lake Superior. The barrier In
question presents no great obstacles, and men
qualified Judge have agreed that no blast-
;n~ through rock nor other heavy work Will
he required. Besides tile half mile Of cxcara-
tion through solid earth, about two miles Of
dredriur Eyill BIZ needed at the western cx-
tremity d Portage Lake to clear out q suita-
lie channel, aud IN artificial brc.k-water and
narbor I'll! also be Indispensable at the Lake
Supcriof terminus Of the cana1.
This cannl scheme was given definite shape
/ eythepassagc ola law fapproyed Mnrch Sd,
1868 by Congress, granting 10 this State in
a.d thereof zoo 900 acrcs OF Land, to be select
&c fran alternate and odd Numbered sections
nearest the location, not deaignated ns It min
eras.T' nor prc-emptcd, NOT otherwise appro.
, 1866-05-01

@AA1AGSt VI NH4l-s Vik.- 3USt4n H. u
In No-:on the nonev- market remains easy at
per cent for call loans with occasional exceptions at
5per cent; nrrt-ciase aceep1ancea md bnsIncss
no'cs paee ut GM 10 Der cent, md good uotcs 1t
5, With higher 1alet for The lower E.ades.:
There Il great tsca1ctty Of cash gold in Boston.
In Pittsburgh therc Is an active demaad for
money. and the marktt IL drn nj 800 i cent. >.
in tue KcsE York money m1rket there vas no
change In the cheap ta1es and easy suppy OF the
PAS: few days. brokers borrow at 4G5:H cent a
aunum, at CALL Merchant paper Of the prime cltss
goes At Gzl7 q cent 2 annum.
In view OF tho immense amount Of mutttsted
aEd redeemed paper money daily destroyed at the
Ttcasury Department. the Secretary has determiued
to 4dopt the suggestion OF the Superintendent OF
The Printing Division. made two ycara ago, RECON-
tns'stfnH- instead At hnrno The renrersfuu OF al
euc currency Into pulp for the manufacture Of sta.
tioucry for the department. General Spinue. e.t1.
mates that The entire Department, can, hy This pro.
ccts. be supplied with envelopes, thereby sasInc
The Gosetnment an expense Of from eight thousand
to Twelve thousand dollars per year.
The y. !. Hen1iJ Of Friday says:-
The forrtcn exchange market was very trrn at an
adysncs: ana lhc supply Of bills extremely limited
Tanlerz' b!lis On Eneland ut s1x,y days closed Il
lcS :tree DAYS 1885: co;nmerciaf bills .;Gfl8
francs at ftxry daSs 5a5G5 20, short right 5I5xGH
els. The decline Of 3D.. tho equivalent OF fonr
ending On ,he 1sth inst, regarded ~ IL
diminished shipments at pttaent, while the cnnti.
t1on OF tho Gasopean market to- iuaeuan, alike
late ulo7 further reiuIn oi iyelWenties nsna,as
The settlement OF the much rcxed German
The following statement tndscates the coufrs of
iead!ns .es.,s1,les on he London s1ock Exchange,
together WITH the price Of cousoia duTIny thA Isst
four months, and nc append The 1a.e.t quetst,ans
:or gold known In Europe on the datcs MENTIONED,
" Winch thc extent Of ,ls decline IN Tue former
~ f%h n - Knfl I.
, 1866-05-01

printed. Tue breakwatcr and haTbor were
limited to 1000 feet in width, and the canal
was By stipulation to be 100 feet In width and
thirteen iu depth. The time for the conpie.
tfon OF the work WAS fixed at two years from
the date of the approval oil the act. Last
summer, tho Portage Lake and Lake
Superior Ship Canal Company iwa5 losa-
ed with the design Of .arailing themselves Of
this grant, the preliminary surveys were instf-
tuted, and confrncts lor the work we're mega
tiatcd. 1t was also decided 10 ask for further
legislation in reference 10 the matter. Ac.
cort1lngly new blll has been introduced into
Congress, adding three years to the original
time designated for the completion of the
work, and granting in aid thereof a9o, ad-
ditional acres OF land-150, ,p<U acres from tho
odd numbered sections and $4,000 from tue
even numbered, &c mineral" and lands other
rise appropriated being exempt from selcc-
ton. Inc grant, Of course, does mol snurc to
thc company, until acted upon by our State
Legislature The ill! his already passed tho
Senate, and now awaits the action Of the
, 1866-05-01

New York Dptter n]urhrt. nr3...S

Tht ftCkIpk o. tUtftI have betl F?adpaiy fnc.eee.
fnt since our last FepoEt bath Of Site an WesteTp
and The MAikel has been d1l md heavy With s,lflt
Nebiy 1.thtr dn,ln!.h ihzn iatTeass Is t.e chscse
I4eot4es aFc about commencing thtf eeasont opers-
!tta &c atsoshed nns the tsceipls of Welsr1n vii
!ztgey tneseasei Eo1n,e ufeleut loe al thcre9ure
hA1 EreAuy improved ID aothly dn.ioE las ps3t
nte !saEa, ana nc da!fJ ren hsvc also !ra7ued the
% nse Of nsnof1 M enc style ot paeksEc.t sad da,tns
the ooatha Of MAY. June sd July, Neatau hnt.
, 1866-05-01

s4In lifting tho kettle from the DIRE scalded
mysell yeTy s:Tele!Y-one hand Almost 10 czt4B. Tbs
tottntc was unbe arabie. tn. Mexican Mns-
tang 1ninen. RELIEVED tn: pain almost tne ttaclS
It he lied rapidly, and left very Little sesr.
>. .CuA& FodrxR, 43U Dtnsd st. phl,sd'a."
This Is m rely sample Of what tho Mustanx Lin-
nent will Do. It Il inyauhhc In all cAscs Of wuuads.
swell.ngs spaiaa, cats, bruises, spAvtos
upon man Or beast. ~.
Bswzfo Of counterfiits, None Il Etunlns nn1e,s
wrapped In ne steel eugsytn1a bearing tho aix
elau Of DExAs BAkxxs d Co.. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by ali drug
ufe$a
, 1866-05-01

To 1t4e SUedca of the Eurtll xvc.t.
The Swedish element has become very nnmcr-
Gus one IN tie Northwestern States it ia daily
ceas1ng. and with Its inctease IN numbers, wealth
ard poN q. Is hitting that u ebonid harc organ
70 cxprcss its views and feelings To give effect 10
compounded company, fn order 10 esfs5lish weekly
sws&lsh newspaper IN the dig oi Chicago
We dcs,rc 70 c-tabsssh hitt Class journal, equ3l
in Ibis az well q. in other 1ands hear aud soul Tor
fteedcnl, for 1ustec foT equality n all men before
the law. We des:te 10 esiahl,sh newspaper that
thal he Credit 10 ne ak nationality n the Unit
ted States. Tor Willie We a. s*coes, hare tnfef-
eets Ecparale and distinct fzn those OF our fellow
citizens Of olhet ns',ona1incs; ssale. On the con-
tlsty, we recognise o2ly The Amu1cau nationality
1u This country; nli1c pc hare chosen this goody
Land wherein 10 dwell Tor ourselves a7d our chill.
dEen a':e1 Us, end cherish with feelings Of pride
this great Ncpublic- we Jet remember. with tho
tcndcSesi love End affection, the laud OF our bIsth.
and the sweet familiar sounds Of on. mother
/ tongue.
twill he sopeht 10 MIKE the proposed paper as
valuable aE a1g Auer't IN newspaper, by mixing it
by adding Hereto co2ion. b7dsets Of neWs tom ron
sweden, as well from special correspondents as
ttom swedish 1oufnsle, 70 III. on: countz5@en, by
prornss Of events, both IN Ills country md in ;he
land Of their nativity.
We appeal to our couEfrymcn throughout the
Northwest 10 lend NJ 4 willing hand In CIR enter
pr7sc; ard se appeal no lesa confidently TO our
American friends of cur own pontIcz. a paper q
the character which ne prppose to estabh.h+ Will
powerfully aid IN t1usin2 the light Of true Repub
llcan rrtpciplet and secnttn. The undivided eup.
port Q! them, BY element, naturally rigut on all
public questions, ALREADY Large, and constantly and
ttcauifT growing.
The uame Of the pspsr will be " OeR 6peHska
-AtnsyikaRfyxn 1.-THE Ssedtah 4mcrican.}
We have oEc:n:zeda S9rno1a,,on ioF F III s1ocI
~ s. III i,.lad Ito eight hundred ehaFrs Of FLO
c.rhs Sht paper ~iA be started NJ toon a. s., 900
~ have been tHbsetaoad and paid In. The
Treasurer OF the corporation, amply responsible
h:tntt has given security tlithlnlly account for
all moneys patd IN tn twtcc the amour. Of the c1p.
Ital t.ocE Of the c0fpur.tlon.
Chicaro, I'LL, April 10th. 1866
JonS a. NELSON, President
NILS L. PETERSON, t5re.r-ssiaent.
P. j, HCsASpEn, asuier-
r, l. UAT7xzs-uN. Secretary.
OUR JOHNSON. Ga1va, Ill
Pm. AfSsIxI. Chicago. III.
JoHS PETERSON, tiacsbnfe, Ill,
4. 4. shENLESl. Princeton, Ill.
FR T. ESGSfHp1 EtjcxeQ, ILL.,
, 1866-05-01
g. T-42NN *.

The amount Of Plantation hlt1css sold In one year
is something startling. They would Ill broadway SIX
feet hts from tho Park t3 sh street.. prstr5 i11nu
factory Is Of the Institutions Of cw YosE 1T Is
said that Drake painted all the rocSs tht ELste1n
Eistcs witt his cabaitstlc g. T-1ssl7K." aai then
got the old granny legislator to pass law sent
igg dlsdKur1nK the tnce Of natnre" which gives hn
monopoly. We do not know how this IL. hut VIC do
know the Plantation Btstess SELL As NJ othsr article
ever did. They used b. nj classes Of the oo:nmn
nlty. and aE9 death on D5s2epsa-cc.t1tn. Thry are
very 7tgorattn9 when Ianxud nnd weak an1 ErraI
appetizer.
SARATOGA spEIEo WATER. sold ~ all drag.
, 1866-05-01

The Little Acck correspondence Of The Cincinnati
EhrtFxr, t1s tho ft1lu"iof s1seute 10 the phIlan.
fafopy OF Chicago:
81 In the ltlc towns along The river and a, lttu.
Rock anc Fort Smith. what scenes there ara 10
aHaltn to all Of human sympathy. Poor homeless,
houeele:*, euhuut.ered widows with pale, van. hail
clad orphan., too weak to labor, TOO f.r de.titute
~ their tutter1pgf md exposure crcr 10 hope Tor
>1ccor Or relief; a! hope gone from them by their
sy schooling IN the bitterness Of educated nlserF
with Fol courage lct 10 nak relief bns sink crouch
isE Epon tle caEh. living picture. truth of tho
cullen cafEnes& OF ccepait.' Is there no remedy to
relicsc these people IRON this misery; fton ibis
their condition Of Observation-Disclosures III lhe midst
Of al! thus desolauan, impoyesi.hment and ruin !
Can nothing be done in Cincinnati, und throughout
The E1cat Wcst. from It's Great granaries and vast
slorehouetf Of plenty md abundance! Chicago
has moved II the matter Of relief
~ taw on The wharf at Fort Smith Largo boxes
Of CONTINUATION. from Chicago, s,thrsrd douhtle.s
By tar indies whose henrts have bern moved by
pity 10 take tlIs din ctiou for thc1z aims OF mercy
and the reflections back upon taemsetves oi thc
happiness Of great and noble charity. A broken
bog revealed to vte;s evidence oI t1e thooshttal.
object hcr rntc1ua! clre was brightly reflected"
, 1866-05-01

NheAt-sa1es 20 hu old Ashe. Mtehls1n At s14a ;
~ budo At $11as 80 bn white MIthl san at e
l9 hu Amber u 'o0 bu do !: f7.tS: $50 ID Do
.: % az T. 20 bn 20 at 1ats 1870 ba
read a szss: 719 bn Do ht pass: % ba nrw Amber
- 30; SO bu do at $720 80 hu No. Amber II II
- nu Go II ifo, 80 po rejected 1t tLtS s0 bn iaa
ltusa1Gee to afs1vG here or opeai1z q nastxstloa
lm,1ed = 5!c st91hu DO at S.; 2oo9 na DO ~ Sc
Loo bn Do 1t 5sr; toe0 bnt,o 1t 5ac; 109 b1 do Vi
Rei lsoo bq dost sse: ls0o be do. On board vere!:
Wabash nc. 2i5 bu do nt nc; G ba DO IL t3c: so
tu No. l Michigan at i:c- RJe-Qalet. Barley Nom
rHt
, 1866-05-01
DIR. Webster


1914 South Ctktk street, between Madison a1d aiou-
Of1er hou1s from T. m to r. Specialist In
the treatment pl&yate diseases Ii Ill their varied
and complicated fcnEnE. For the past twenty years
" has made tho treatment Of pirate diseases hts
bnstnets aud study, which has enabled HIN to perfect
cases can BE- used attsaX. md and In all
exposure 10 ftends. Particular attention =.
outstanding Cases. such were formerly considered
tncursble. Syphilis, In MI forms; Gonorthea, Gctt,
strictuers, nto tho effects OF solitary habit both r-
ftous to body End mind and produces Of the fol-
lowing ct1ects Hnplcs the hce, bodily wcakcess,
constipation, aversion to and uaeasiness IN female
society," unc3esnllness, drend Of future eyentE. and
finally complete prostratlou Of the Vital power oas
OF memory. ringing IN the Cars, impoten:s-caa be
fully restored to henth d.. ~ Il tho publisher Of
usw medical work. which should be In the hands Of oil
those contemplating marriage. ssat to asl receipt
Of ten cents to prepay postage Peosc cali: friend
ly chat viii cost you nothing.
D.WebsteE refes the public to the following nhJst
ciAns: Dr.. DetcE, Milwaukee, Wish Dr.. Peabody and
Dr.. Kezmot, Desroit Mlch Dr. Fr1ce, Grand Rapids,
Mich; pr. Bowen and Dr. Harrison. st. Louis, No.
d. Gatnes Or. J. Ratley, Ds. Ja1es Thorn, Chicago
In.i Dr.. Hendes'ha.t, Toledo. Ohio; Dr. Daris, Gin
ctnratt. Ohio; D1. Beatty, st. Paul, htinn. hs73
, 1866-05-01

Wkat Did 1t E-A youn- lady. sfcs1snla- to hez
country hono atser so3ourn Of tew noaths In New
York xss hardly recognized by her friends. In place
Of Eus:ic flushed aco. she had sots tuby complex.
1en OF auaoat tashle suoothneis; and Instead OF -
the reay appeared hut II. She told them plainly she
used Ia,ans iaz1olta nar1, aud would cot b. with.
tilt. An5 lady can tmprose her personal appcar-
nncc ye much hY uscS this article z1t can be order
cd ofany druggist for Gully 50 cfuts-
sAEATJGA i SPRING Wa TER, sold by al Druggists,
, 1866-05-01
COAL! COAL!

One Hundred md Sixty Acres Of Guaranteed CoM
Lind ID the cciebrrted Wilmington coal aeld. fot sae
It great bargain.
Also, One Hundred md Sixty AHea ADJOINING Inc
same. 70 lease on sAyhlahlo terms. .
Also One prairie isndk Ind improved fAfros In tho
vicinity Of Dwight apply to
- RICHARD r. MORGAN JR. Co.,.
Resl Ektstc Agents. Dwight, Illinois:
Dwight April 18th, 1850. x31
, 1866-05-01

N9f1sD Oit-Tht market was steady. with 4 fair
demand for The Eastern market. and l1 future de-
1seEy We note salcs y toiioxs so his bonded for
sAIcs SO bEls. r. u same conditions May. 47c aales
se55 Be-. ihe isiier asaiss % e1aibi.s iii ssas de.
ElHe.
, 1866-05-01

Il French CA!t, II
g nA.......... .,Go92E
Is French Calf, &
- Ds.....-........ 1.3o1aGN
d French CALI L+-
10 molles, Ndoz 10
d / French Cali, Le-
n1pines. Fec ..
% onds, 2 doz- 90, ,f1G 90
I Lintu-1. ....-... fm.< tt.m
S Ifx,An1. p dog 1l.Mss1 1G DO
uy and IL ta!f request at our
, 1866-05-01
PROPOSALS FOR, REGRAV-


PROPOSALS FOR FILLING
l. AND rLASE1NG ALLEYS.
UFF3ck o7 TEE BnAEp or trrLlC WoEzs,l
SEALED PROPOSALS vii oe .fsceisfd 81 the
Satulaay May sth ls6d for li!ns. grading and plank.
necordlng 10 pane md Bpe .hcauous file tt said
Aliey through blocks anil . School &c., addltInu
Alley IN h1oCEs 119 nud TO School Sec addition;
Alley In block II FEac. Sec. 15 addition;
:, A;!e{ y block II Y. y mad ".A N. E. X. see'
Aiicy i 6ioos II II X. and II. KS.E. Kseo.l7 T.
hMcy ID block woeott.s, ana II Ktn:e's addition;
Alley In lock q. Sec. !. T. 8. Hes
1iaddock pisce IN block %. Original Town.
Terms Of payment Wt be stated tn said spec{hca-
SCI, I'd nptu The work Is completed. =.
Proposals must ho addressed IN Toe BonEd o. Public
ffDnsSs. e: tofecd "Frorosal for PlaaEtn1 AlaT Ia
insS r. sn = School sec Or Otherwise as inc eate
viii sa1se 10 Ssh az IL 1sa 0o'a
. a PROPOSAL may include one or several allcYy hut
The Hoard Will co1antT tho bids for each alley scpa.
TIA Roard te,gyc the r1nt to react any bid mt In
accordance With the eacdltons Of this advefttse
OF e reject al bid and no proposal w b accepted
Gns5s Ae nsstE Offering s1al give evidence satl:.
e1psncc. energy and abitIty for doing the woEf Il
nass"etass. aud has suacienI pecu1la5f resources,
fKEbGs fEE bG}ESsRekttE' Esett
q. j. RtjSk,
ap2l-E,s+16s Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-05-01

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Y MONEY FOR DAMAGES FOR ENTENDtSG
PARK AVENUE Is READY FOR FAfMENr.
office OF TuR BoAED OF ECnLIC WoKSs,
CHICAGO, April Eth. I8s6- :
Eotic IA heTby given BY Board Of Public Works
that de mooeJ Il Ia tho hands OF the ClJ Treasurer
rcaay to be paid over 70 the oEneE q oEEess ened
avenue. from 0ak1ey street 10 Western s!enue es
wde parallel to West Lake street. and that after ten
days no1Icc from the dnte hereo tha Ciy OF CEIca7o
Will er'cr UPON and appropriate The property COL
demucd for tho purpose Of extending haid stFeet.
!. G. GtSDEL3,
FRED. LETT,
O. ]. ROME
npo5Hi2 TT Board Of Public HcE1s.
, 1866-05-01

Irons Extract Of Fura Jnmalcn Ginger
for Indigestion, Ean.ea, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
CEolcFa Mctbus, &C., wh:re waFrulu.. genial suM1.
1ant required. It's careful preparation and entire
purity makes It cheap ard reliable ashce for culius
rYru1potes. Sold At 81 ceatl per battte
SARATOG SPRING WArEH, sold By all Dtng zists.
mche111cEn 1c TusA
, 1866-05-01

L
Monday Evening. April %,
EEEe CATTLE-AceosulnE 10 the Board Of Trade
teposf the receipts and shipments sinee last tIsue
Compared with the corresponding period 1a5 hare
thrents and receipts really those Ct tho day pre-
ccdtnx:
sape,x and u,.s,v... iNsi q lsss: fHS; "a; iss':
The actuas receipts kt3ce last report are IL head
and tht total sales ipay, ~ entered at the direus
sca'es- Esre 81 hrha.
VIC Eesetaly exact to record Monday Al dul1 1asr
ket oay al the 1arde, but thoroughly tnacuyc
~ the one just closed we hare not had occasion 70
chrotce Tor lnsny days As Will be seeu the receipts
were light, and with re1oatxsbly small number Of
buyers IN attendance trade alaost II standstl.
Superintendent Chandler has fAia, -d-~atagt OF
This rs 1. h~~t.o<.. aud lA& had his men brsuy en-
gagged n swscplpE the s3leyt and putting thnxs to
rights EeIefalty- The yards Are being enlarged. md
Improved IT. every dtp2ItmertS improvement follow.
Ing Improvement IN In quick Each OK th
sca1e houses y Dow provided With Eitcr whstt Vh,-
soever thtsteth may drink 1eely. The grounds 4u--
rounding the Lo1el md bank building are bolns net
Titt Ehade tcte and En1etous othtr !suproyeu ent3
have teel suggested. md under nonsid eraton We
unocTstana also that It is tho mention OF the an
asex Of the Upion Stock Tards 10 'spginkle" the
main alleys during the hut weather; this IL q step
which viii meet With tho hearty approval Of al whose
interests makes tt necessary fur them To Is IN etiea
d3uce there. 49,
Tie opposition and di.adecton which yas ii init 50
nE1ked, has bcen gradually rcsslcE away until now
unity ard good feeling pretty generally prevails. Sale.
to-aAy nos tudic1tc any actaal change In prices
The market closes quiet The following are the II.
pcttcd tsals ar;jors:
Con sold fond II head mean1 Steess averaging
io:a p. Vt ss so he7u tasr butcher's soc1. ave,s
VI I'D Gsl1s tcaG f.lr stesra. averaging LIES
Grrss snia Eocxes 1s head spr,ueera. st $.soo ptr
hend. -.
, 1866-05-01


LEATI1EK--Th@ u1atktt rules QuNt the 1tuu3 3pd
b41E confined chiefly tuIocal uaEtF potnes'lt Upper
istn good reaues and steady. Sole 10 weak and un-
settled. We cGuo:t: