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, 1866-11-13
CHICAfsO CATTLE n1A&KET.

prEF cATTLEWe grnsrAHy expect 10 record
Monday ~ quiet day ut The ysrds, hu+ n1tktt 20
xeoc9ay dult ~ the Just eoscd Et haFs NOT had
ocra4.on to chronicle for many weeks There va but
t.le stock Of any dear!pton o. sals aad with ve15
measse attendance Of buyers sFansaetons xese nes-
tat1ly limited. Aside from tnw SMALL los taxa toF
eisy slaughter thcse nothing Aceonplsshsa IN NE
way Of sales Tho fsv sales rsds 40 not Indicate 4n1
change In ya,ucs, and quote tie MARKET dun and
nompal II Saturday, f1saf,
HOGE-Tbe weAthef wss fAyotxhae thF opefsftons,
md with shout sM head In the sa1e pena lad With
t.lr ATTENDANCE OF both Shi2port ADD pacfess trsds
onened hr1.A tor this Gay In ths vck and e OF the
offerings were disposed ot cary In the day, II m nd
yauce cfl:2c the closing rAtaa oflass week aaea
embrace 3l6o head ii prices ranging from &ss9as5 os
ttferor 70 common lots, and Is s-sos1 for good y
choice HoEa averaging from ~ to SO ~ and upward
These were taken cieay bJ packer. 6cTf caF load!
vent into the hands Of shippers tor ii. Sew iosk at
Boston ua5t eta and about 50 head were tskco ny Nil
| waukce buyer.
| The advance which waa established to-day Is no
considered permanent, bat Il generally REGARDED ss IT,
result OF hun :" movement On tho part OF huJsr
to influence neayy ahlpneut1 from tho coantEr. whes
under The 0cesssec n11yA they hope 70 torce price
| down 70 4 much lower range. DruSefs should not
nisled by ibis nice little Eame-" Thn market c!oAe
! culet. with nearly iii ADld. He note Ihe blloxin
eAle&.
, 1866-11-13
<lhrrt IbHkcss ReAldcnce Robbed OF
$500.

from the Memphis CoumtseNl, NOV. -
Ono Of the coolest outtagcs ever pcFpe,
tratcd upon citizen Of Memphis, occurred
On "Wednesday evening last. we'll dressed
f,ilow called al the residence Of Albert f!ke,
on Pontotoc street, and, upon being informed
a. a. thc sbsencc Of the gentlemen from bone,
naked TO see his niece, who Was lctt IN shatge
o5the house, and whom he pretended 70
Iaye been acquainted with during tae 'eLc =;
var. Although failing to recognize inc iei-
low upon entering the parlor, tee young young
iady treated him With the courtesy oeeomins
her position as hostess Of her uucies esAo "
lishmcnt. ond sustained . conversation o. o.
ttvcrai minutes' duration, In the cousss oi of
which the request vas made on the part 2.
| the intruder that he might see the GeneEav,s ,,,
! portrait. This request being coupled WIN L.
many ASSURANCES Ct tho high esteem ~, ~
which the General was held, and the nos.
fnlsomc batteries Of herself the young laay
| reluctantly retired into an adjacent room te
produce the picture. Upon her return to tht
rarlor, but few seconds after, TO her utte
astonlshment. and, as It would prove, to he
eosrow, she found that the rascal had ,dlsap
reared, anA:~tth him about $500 In gold coli
wEich Ind been placed In locl-dtawcr i
! the apartment. By the time the latter dis
! coycfv was made tho pcrpetratof Of the oul
i, 1acc had succeeded In making his cscap
| luubly sure.
, 1866-11-13
E-rn~ Mt gfsr 11cnth-Red OF mr. 1aae"'


R.enr MT ,t,r ncnth-Hed OF MIR. Lincoln
At Carlisle, Ia, recently, the Prcsbytes'an
synods of tile old aud new schools being IN
sess;on at the same place, the two -nodics
met in communion with great harmony.
Rev. DR.. Gurley, pastor Of the church in
Washinpton which President Lincoln usually
attended. in i speech at the table, gave the
following narrative, which has never bsfore
been made public:
..Nlcn s.m'r oncd on that sad night to the
deat}.-bed tf President Lincoln, entered
the room Afteen or twenty minutes before
his departure. ALL present were gathered
a1x.ously around him, waiting to catch his
last brcath. The physician with oaa hand
o,her hand laid upon his heart, was intently
watching for the moment when life atould
CEASE
s'Hc fingered longer than we had expect
cd. At last the physician Aaia: Hcls gone;
HThen solcrnly believe TINT f,r four or
five minutes there wasnot tho slightest noise
or movement in that awful presence. We all
stood trnnsdxcd In our positions, spcechless,
brcathless, around the dead body of that
! great and good man.
| '"At length the Secretary Of War, who was
standing at my left, broke the silence and
said, Doctor, Will you say anyth1ns..
replied, I will speak to Cod Said he, DC
F" And there, by the side Of our fallen chief
God put II iato my heart to utter this Pett
tipu, that frum that hour VIC and the Who'll,
nation might become more than ever unltet
III our devotion to the cause of our beloved
impcrilled country.
aWhcn ceased, there nrose from the lip
Of the entire company tervid aud tponta
And bas not the whole heart Of the loya
! ,aifo,, ponAnd tAmFn y
!. Was not that prayer, there offered, n
tpondcd to in most remarkable manner
When in our history have the people Of th1
1aud been found more close1y bound tosethe
craph!c wires bore nil over the country T
:. sad tldinCs that President Lincoln was dead
, 1866-11-13

Ono of the most striking characteristics OF
the elections Just past, IS denolanE Tue
universally absorbing interest fell in thc r.
suit, Is 10 hc found il the fact that no think
iur, reading man allowed himself to be de-
tered from castIng his vote. At The yarlons
n,iuts 10 the city-1noze particularly At thoso
81 tho First, Fourth, and Seventh WARDS,
such men as Matt. u. Carpenter, Governor
ami nh might have been seen squeezing In
among less distinguished, but no less sorer-
cIrn citizens aud uepositing their ballots tur
General Paine. But one Of the Generals
| nblcet and most industrious advocates Was
ailude to Hon. o. II. Wa1ao. nud for the
pur[,ose of telling HON he got has rose il. dea-
| bite oj uutoward circumstances.
On Monday, Mr.. Waldo fund himself II
Shcbosgan, whittier he had gone to addrcss g
returns from sheboygan., we Judge, with GOOD
cGect.) Mr. Waldo had engaged passage 70
N{lw aukee per steamer Orion, which Was 70
land him In the city Tuesday morning bus.
at the last honr, the steamer Eavc out 31 :
not be made to reach The City Of Bricks until
after the election should be over, Here wa
a dilemma: Onr orator was determined tc
csst bis vote In Milwnukcc on Tuesday. !
sril sieam seash OF ~ S, Or ih{t1s1 ~ G@l
There was railroad running few mile
The ground T>,intiig % Foud dn lac, nncl ,,
: more than .'su<nty miles away" He caile'
INTO rcauls!tiou The service Of an enteEpstsnl
l Shcboyrpncr. How mach would he charE
I him u carry him By night 10 Fon
2 al Lac. Sixteen dollars Wof.
= = u,orc. but would do It, ecen' twas him, etc
o !" Very WIN, sir, drive on. and be sure 10
/, land nc In Fond du Lac In time for the tnor1
( inc train for Milwaukee," Doubtless tha
it NIGHTS ride to Fond du Lac, through tn
. woods OF Sheboygau. WAS one 81 TO he con
!, parcd with the historic ride Of shcEiaan, c
:. of John Gllpln, or TINT Of Horace t,1ecie
Il ron Salt Lake To Sacramento. But 70
It paid his shot. lcaped aboard the trnin ~
=: starting for Milwaukee, rode all day by fal
- reached the city at half past -four, 1nss,
y y titue 10 rush to the First Ward polls and q
70 .rnlls clo5ed'' were sounded. The right
d. snt1rngc was exercised, and Mr.. Waldo b
he thr estikfaction Of knowing that Il Gene,
y Y. PsIuc and the cause should need BIS 70
q, On that vote WIS In It's plaee. But, tha
1t Heaven. that votc was nut needed, except
in swcll the grand majority with which onf q
Tor trict has surprised the world this wee
-, nevertheless the consciousness Of hastnS G.
10 10 Il and thai, under euch dlMculste', Will b
~ source Of proud qualification to the voter
Dr. | the remainder Of his days
, 1866-11-13

Tho Weso.n HnatEs-4h IL AassneAuaetfs.
Tue AInAn. ,our9oI sAys: IL tho Asseacs Of Frrs-
~ Mt EherAfu W. i. Keh Ed, Chalrusn Of tho ~oe
ctal Com5lree npp.inred oJ the Board u tave'xate
the tauttA OF cel4T N t1nsp tataou Oh sae ho4teo
.lloAt abd confer ~lt1 tna uifEctor& N ss9efa y
Ae Tr7ey4n<e Complained CT called the boAfu 70 o.
to he Boar ths FrFahseat It The We TN kGr21d.
1fes1a ri Ch2p!a. sft-r thsaAlnE tae oaso Ief q:
p:tr1eEe Of appearing baore th.M. It9aalxea AAt
ther haard o{ brc1ors had not Lost hxht Ct tho :t
Iss, dtNftd t mA1e IN intstrst Nd the!s mssf1te
a nd ina r4rr md 70 provide tall ta:llllts 70
IN e-taf sTac which here cenEed ~ csnN ~ fAtl
hi ckGrthuIon y, EAstET1 po1nta taea .As!alss
had not nsx cqsAi - The demand 10 ths pS~n ~
be.aapo ct The oonat1-t tLcfeAN M ou.lne.A. ~
fhs csse autf 7t'y obtained from tee Gfnf
r1itccrt n NaRArhu.e:s 1t II l.st ke~eaoh 70 ~
{lu 70 thc CapitAl stock Of the y ostefn ~ ~
thc3 IL tetsen 10 ihiA u coupfeE laG osNa1
eaa EQUIP tae e.ln1i tn Auy peoh1alr d"H ID
iae yst1re Atous thirty nile. ot double uacS te
tshrc thts t.ll and The h.snre aext yc1r laeJ hao
ADDED u tnLdted acd f'urso c1ss and ~ loe2ao
Ef1s his yr4r, witch were EnH IN att1fe Ne. Icy!
-. MD tont1cnr tnetrx.e thA ieEnenL kna HeIt
Low tu sstug fart~ef t7asA-ts - tn3t IA ao!t
rade ri ohttTpete6 bF the nrt>sslfJ M p:of!atn.
cAn tF "a m4ny Of the ia1frs foata u New E1-sAaa
Etich xeYe Gltcn tt:A1xd By cnns1-nees oot 9 hue
f1neh sad usc T. the tccJ Of III In tie taae 70 nc
ihiA 4 ptsa r4A II taEt1ppiAlon OF huilalaE -
eieyaIpr Ut East A1sHy. eunneettnE MIN eanaI sa.
ind riyef % be uasd n.th FOR the esaesn Hoaa sa
tnrres eed etofaHt Eetnt-s for TIC pro11sA
Er1!p b,ss and Tho dIstr5nron Of ealsoes y peasai,
| sNove9 New En<iAnd lie hoped tnA cn!efpssse "ooi
l h~ efr Aut.;ruktt$.
, 1866-11-13

1sK1 Tzaoa1.X.ssss a%sE gsa sS3:s;z. TaSszeEa Es1I
Go!n st lie; sehoosei skI LII Com 4 loe Sso2:
9aSP & 9s ISL s:ais1
aoens David Morris ssr1 ts1sxsf Mn1;s f, To Spr H.sa
~ Il ae; ToslaIsAv-scaooner aeoFsr sset. Com
s,nt1 .aGDod r "a Gq eea: e.!
s;is: ,,;1, xeFr EHp Ills no nsasd
.x L e e r. Ws.es e ;is ,1s 8 !srs4
uf!i 8 81 nria Wsteon's u t:9l3 20 h,is shoiss
q q: d = t,2,e RE- I'D lGo 1,as s1, e
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;:AS 10 % Do q; on sa 90 a:s,Ss; q = in
6 4 q ,ss,s; Il !: ;...V fs z G. e . as =
4 = e. .s = % g b u as st' !: - q
hs+s nr 80. j. Il 70 locsuoa. aad *tsa for US.
4coHS"ssce,,et, au9 bn: ,hl2peA $, s,sa sn IT, b.:
srstt .etuee s!9+,5S sso9t - e er';e iea;ts GS b
:, ss j.! ss53S I 81 p :. g o y !, =
a. s.s ! ss e. e b q i s.
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SAe: ts r q E.si IL. fG1e, closed Win
SeTnsss!::S s;ssss ss. s's ;ie'.
81 fss 81 :: 81 4 g {; 81 & d II ::
sYE sMYEEK<st1ea II ss79 b.: .h.9Rsa q Is ,s1S e p;
;sst q, ee n !; DC q Do 1t So spa' ba de
as'rt;S1s 4 e ~ In bu sappe $50. ha
,.ls,s ri S i 1sss5 s. s 8 e :
Ha sass Is n SsS ao :; @ Il o 81 Reted d ss L
81 % u sac; iA2oe ea GO II Ae' e10s!as - VA
az AaasTiES-searce aaa Il =eod Fe7ress at ss-o fof
: t2sicouo1exon,inAl t2si It 3Iss9H~es sos round
hts Sd = IN " t<!.a 80: I'm.
S;XSS' S9Ssa:'.:si. a;sa; i ~ sax. *s ''''
cia!s1 aNT1sNrasss.'es T;.si9
r e se ssia se. &C.. Z
Gse3ss ~ y n1s'e' oaoss 4 e !; ,f1S9s
tfnter V4ry. u
Ssa
raso rasotr1fRxa:1ssis t1siax lii ies barrels
49,; = ;,sss sssaa HI <: r q et sss
$500 a - he1e;1c rrc,l1 the rcees 4Een heaoI
ss x9sfd RsssS5:: s
h. As9e951
We<trM Nttic4
'TsS,f sa Iii :rqas: ma i'm !: pre,st
mia. We make % caanxe IN or so"A''0s - ~
At En1-Rroett sd...,....'....'..'-.......... ii!
a. a. caeo15Dohi.7 ae o@.ohf \
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~ Cht2peWA Il
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,cs IsesaTans. prepared. y
sc. SCantc1 .*+.'''''''''. ii
o ~ m.
10 on ssos
sA Ao{hto<hfoT......'.'.'''ss+' +'.'"-.'''''''''>-"
, 1866-11-13
The New CouoE. Crop.

Senl BROS. Co j, In thet Cotton C,1enlas o. 10
1e,nlxr &. report 4 more favorable tenor 70 sne
information with regard to ahe eondi1oa o. NE
rrnp IN The statet Of Tennessee, A1kxnsas tao A's
.i..t,r, Instead of the general esimAse ol
an 90 hal<s II Is thought th.s owing to she very
f.yor.ble xessher during tse month ef October.
th.rc Il no dzncer Of ths Yield beng 1ss' nan
sma. go bales, and with a:ood resarn non tne
Red River and Tt1as II does not appeA ln2oass'
be ,ta& ttsse agu1es nay be exceeded.
A, to the trade IN cotton. lhe repost eays:
r.n. dsnressIon IN traGt which prevailed II
r,rrNstrr now extends to Tho dFy goods masSes
II ihis 1cnry, and .aannfsesat:,s ~ aee MnsxIn ~,
.rsTcri1 xny EnEliah o. Continental orders . ths
.. q ssa ssEs nssr
| ntA.Ssh nfr ina cnnadecee tney EAd last year
Planters Eu.t .ell ~ :aeet she1r hssTy onsEosnc;
n III mast uine months ED as recel2is sne:oass
T. Il f,}r TO conclude that however vel lNrfpoo
nav bc supported By the stesdI rednelon
ttoss. rt!ecs VII oeelin= 81 The >oa1ne'h port
, 1866-11-13

Here there WIS very little doing. Tho brokers
vrtc buying Ut t1:.141t1is-the upper hgu,c At the
close. Qyer The coanter the demand was light,
and t.)cs were made to 4 limited extent st aboat
Eew York quotations.. Silver WIS nominal Il
1at11si.
Thr market for Government Securities was less
active, and prices were lower alrnoet throughout
the LIST. The Long Sl1es declined NC. Five
Tsenties Of ca fell OF y. The 81 issue was \
lever. Int The 't5's were unchanged. Ten-Foties
sdvaneed 4. August seyea:Thirties declined y.
,rtr ntber istucs were steady and unchanged
r c following tahle shows The closing figures In
N,v yo,E f1r tho mast tbfQc daya:
, 1866-11-13
THE NATIONS DEAD.
Preparations to Perpetuate the Memo-
rIcs Of Our Fallen Soldiers -Hou
Head Blocks - Description
Where they are to be
Erected,

The patlon has at last resolved to pscse7c tn
tone enduring manner The names and memoEy OF
the hcroea who have fallen in the strug:!c for
national unity. This Il 10 be aceon;lsh
grave in al Cur National Cemeteries. 4 specimen
OF thete blocks may now be seen At the Qnatie-"
paa,ter's ufnce In tits city.
They arc ahon1 nlne inches high. twelve Inches
long, nhout four luehe. wide. with tango around
lie b. ttoms. Tncy are holtow. with description
o. the name, Ean:, regiment, arm, company and
cpkre OF he drccascv, wlth tne datc,
eaet in Tzi.et letters on ,he Top. They 1W be Of
the beat storc n!a:e i:on coated with 4icc- and
weigh not less than twenty pounds,
The total EuHb~- OF hlocha TINS 70 b. erected -
about 20 0 nrt' tacs are to be erected In thelol
, 1866-11-13

/ slaughter. sdle, :.
Bnsalo........$ @ Is
sIRuEnter, solc,
Chicago, MOL "a n
ChicsSJs No,s S+7 II
nucr.f>I ATrts,u. A1a u
| lrfnteo Sole-... ZIG 50
damaged. ..... SO 8
AZ. .a.,.
i E1..,......... 1.fa17,1
! French Cali, 81
M 9...-s.....*s &&,+.t ~
French Cat. L.
molnes. p doz HS4Wm
NEKy eTt1EK-l The de.
tlftct6 xro fn&1y u4AlnhLlntt1
, 1866-11-13

B. hY Cape HaTu. Hay CITY, " g. Nlnao11: % m
Sehf heS;bT atHT e,u ,t c1sds easat 1eod, d. o'
6chr JIM Hehh<E RudA.o sod Day lily Il" III loaaa'
kHa fsgs povuv. ,c,,o,,,.>,,,
seST hroaHt1r. fun nnf.n "a sou1 9ssoai Ena, LOO
hris wstef nne.
schf For1lsn1 Batfslo, i,sna brls sIt
seaf i. s. Wslhsiaee, B1.A,o. - toas coal
sehr 3. Fs.rshas ns9 ~ ~ e IA sa,t
Behr G. J. Ko<bo, C!evn1aad. Sd toas coal
sshr h nsfo' sa 't.o,ts ~ sops I Sosl,
SIR Slsiticssie, Eli. i1s' Is tSns e. eoai.
49, ~. ragS& rh.net Gt'FE FEras ~ ss Is sa1asa, s"st.
Echs Aetiterfanean. bu6Ao, 40 bslssAt
scnr KetchqH. Bunalo and oeoaso ~ n snaS:ea III
e.e- Iane r Rniii,ou psy City, 9,Gnn nrl, us1t
6chr bard Tudd, ha1 c5sE; r. ~ N lusnset.
c+n-x- prd rvo RYers s1ndr4ts-
Prop Isdy Frsnk1sn- st. 1oespo :4nhass @ a .,1
tfop ~ SEJ1 anoss- -
Prop Gttswa, Au1tt<on aoG bn oofn ana sanas1ea-
Bark Aonttot, bn1Alo. Y, " On GULL
h1ag e T. Hntehioson Nenoniuee. 500 hu eoso ana
tandftes- ,n.,. ., N, N, corn.
sens folo foleo, e. ,'4o; WS,sia I;.as1 bu con-
sehr Onward. osweso : ~ seo sess n9 49,
sar 5e's:fk: ush Wsr1uetr laq1 bu oatA And
e' tuntties- -s.
| SER CAJtao Bell. okdtnsours' la99' oo "as-
| -a-,a..
.~,. -, w,,tr..,
DAxA0Ep.-lne 'os1x n.0.. ,n-nJnp
d, Capt1n Colder aHFeo ne.e s.s~.r ,,h,rh ..rs
! minus her nal&sen HAss anu ASut -. .t,r.
carried away IN Raas anoa. ~, 49,, K1nr.
she was Aaeu "''o os' ''A'7 f's
tton. r... n.,*v Iva Of Racine.
WA1En l.oooAo'-1ne wy .,.. D h.sin, In lovr
mace tIA pe't ;.a., .itl a en,ro OF lam.
ne eenoonss y. "cHs'' 11'A-'
nef aof 'o1s Guy. y..u,.s,, c,,+,tn Tnncs.
DIsAAiHp.-Ans PFofsa". a' E.rs ,.,.,~+
rrpo1ts having passed. On ae1 aPn" =
the tug Naycowes, Of Detroit having IN low
xcbooner which vas disnastcd and oshof*lss
ssuoonea s, A. ,bc nToneller wa some distance
~ n.v,. az .ho IsIler could
tfcm tne feaooaes' LUG 'e1A''
not be 6teu4
for Chteaco Win a cargo Of lumber, became vat
c.locced when within about forty miles OF tnl!
edty, nua capMzed. The crew we're taved n5 ees
tlre aboard tho schooner Toledo, which mas nea'
II hand. Tha tug Crawford lett yessefuS 70 70
J The schooner William Jones' ...-.
PRo-nLzn ALTERNATELY telegram feec1f
! I'd 5estetday By CAPTAIN Crawford, We iessn ina
This stesme. Is al Milwaukee In leaky condition
Tie TUG Geo. ". Wood ~as despatched with
= sleau pump to her assistance.
D,sxAsrTD.-1he schooner Tnco!or, o. sout
Haven, which departed SUNDAY moeans tot 70
. hitter cisy vi cargo q: sanaf'es. Nneu anU. 10.
!, Ten miles from Tie hasbo1 became alsmsu
tug Andrew Mnles WIS oeopstsuea " a1t asss -
y ance and toVeo nc9 10 uIs pot'. one -
= Mechanics dry dock undergoing repairs.
% NV wVfssfl--iheh hne etoEo hno III teaooHet'a'
:. Rolstcp arrived here Sunday from Saginaw, vi!
. . asoo basrel. Of salt She was ~ built .his san1,
&c At Gibraltar, AZ eoss ~ ~. ot aI~.n.,o
e bell and Linn, Of the latter cly. Hef alnenelo
ase as io!l sss: =, hre,,s Of hesm. i fseL aod /.
xc u1es'o 49, g. r-.s.,rrrnent
tuns ou1tnen, ne" @.asns "ns,1nr,, md nth,
sse Navigating tbs lakes a'e iniosmea Y eafsnM ~
ed ee..anIana nnui furthe. no:ics. The tolls h.
arr t.Hen ri and tht Light removed. 1t Il MI
, 1866-11-13
Ttr Gre Mt Nekt-Letturc Of The Hon. 1.nin-
3ettc =. Foster.
49, tr.~v~~ Tnr~ Envan1s$r E--Thr HIM.

NEw UlyTN1 E6SN tuE6mbsf - 1T nun
lafayette s. Foster. csldent Of tho United Ss4is*
s.. snembcTs Of the Mcrchants' Exchange, ln this
eitv. nj their spacious hail. Ill. subject was "Inc
Gaat west anl Its ltssonsces." u which he gase
;og tssI simmer, by appo,,tncu, Of the Govern.
Of s ,i,ses Il he s saaais sn
Of ass ,hpers nae also Of .he mo mineral ,p,tos.
pn b1ese hsn;s ss.n. ,hs ls'1Fs f. F.
And o11e5 IL ~ so,,n Icnrth upon tue occcsst
Vel hs "re Characterization .he F. W.,
shsa r rsaff fssdeea R.esa "; I'd sa
Yo.k :na esss IsS een1es | II de void vss s;
.oEe tes a. eqp' Inc sad i
tend 10 with marked a'tens'on " = - = ''''N "
! fsilcctual audttncc.
, 1866-11-13
p4x1.hnrvb tNf 31nrket-Sovcuhe< 10.

=
Thrr IL Ed t1ao-e7cur1t to uots in the de111i tor
ooanoed I'll tnd the narket Is dull ao4 Nea1 s!th
tr.drr:f - .tti ower r7tca. We W 4aoi. 70
e tor Soveuler delivery. Aad S.Ae fas peekneSs.
Sale of 10 hyls The last nasaed nGnn y Tvs. "a
oil q yEry tul and With tbs exception q s99n sS
fo fae local trade, tae-e u nnthine ds!ns r.
W.st the dcercaca IN zht4 enaaltn EeaoeFs n :!
| city TO unde1seli Pittsburgh We 4noie 6tanaA51
h~Sh
, 1866-11-13
-
H,1.a n Ira mhGH Hu Al nc -

numbering business tu Maine tor the pat tNaeo3
e-prr!a,ly .hsf OF the Peaose,t 40 A!o.oa 81 ~
AEaple supply OF water f5r E1~tr= Aoa INC nsSi7 ~
m la ,F aA}e uni tusnrtscsaztd ana so!a ~
tmc paIt-and The prices have bern god t1d rta sns!
stive The Bangor surr y i AiEesaT some 1tE %t
70 t1cpty OF tt1J h.zhsr tsA9 91t0o,oR u NJ 70.
rsFsr continues open into December - asu4l'-oa"9o'
, 1866-11-13
B.uro.n Tr1rrs sAuu1srxn.-Dcteetisn On

RAurcAp Tn11yts AHnEsrK0.-DtttedSe usn-
ecr Da]1!nser arrested two men. named Rooet
Walker and Charles 1lnscott, on Sat1faaJ last, n
Dl,ou. lce County. charged With the robbery ot
tne night freight train On tho Chicago and North
western Railroad. on the night Of the 9Th Of No
ss1n.Sir mn Of Brussels carpet The robbery oe-
enrno near Woods1ock. AeHenrF Connty. The
oeeF .ook his prisoners bask 10 Mooa.to nf 8:
r.sre md held 10 ball in The sum Of f50 each toE
their Appearance NJ ihc next term Of the Aehcass
County Court -. xr..r...
,tni;rstra in the robbery GONE four Eecss ago q
,na mr. nav d,ap es in the railroad once It lTans
load suiiop, few miles north o. ms Siu,a ua.ad e
.nat,.r. e ia wfs 10 hare preliminary e1sni ~
tion on me lattes charge, JestasdAy, oetose I'M
| xar,e .1nttict.
, 1866-11-13

A,s.r--sunday night ono Aske 1hn1bsna-a
IL eosn.slns ths rishs. Of The negro rsss'sr,
coo,,y hurlct brick bat n the heaa q nM "a a
ofcndag negro uho wAs paaoefnll s.oIsu s,Eees 4
/ The corner oS Fourth Eyenue Ann IL -. ar.
which Knocked him into shc HntteF. -. r.
rcfted by UfHcez O'CaI Aeh2n, and Whl "e s''3 ~
| day fer deadly assault
, 1866-11-13

Take No Nlore UnpleasAnt
And uossf. remedies for nnplcaaAnt md t1nxe9ou.
diseasrs. rse Htlmholds E1uact Buehu and Improved
RcAe Wssh.
, 1866-11-13

~. st sazlc. The supply u fAis.
FRu1T~ AND NgTsi,n'ss m me :. s.. 4 sc r. oar
4 1rnorH Dried d uisS are IN demand AID cadet
s.tste snnnav NJ generally held fFh u full rates
, 1866-11-13

An ORDINANCE amending the Ordi-
rAnce tts sides Ais II deIEIrS ue.f aiatn,
- = ordainfI D. 5ht E0asHon Council Qf tae CIV a
G7imrn: 1,1 ot The
Ksrfsra C1sy Ordinances, IL hereby 70 sneneea As
he Eil OF sIae~ Aka on Ereets ctt3 lees nna =
Mend leet, u spec4ced In said section nefenJ etJ
smrnSeii aud en- streets less thsn nifty f'rt IN
ttall BE- Eeyen net I'm place d1 n1ee ieea - -
said fecttor.
txfs<d Uet.htr 9TH. 1884,
Approved Octsb-F 5th. 1856. o,cr u.,,r
Attest: A, T. BopHAy. C1tJ Et*1t. nola- os
, 1866-11-13
31rppusals.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
me DRIVES AED WALKS OF LlSCOIS

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
TuE DRIVES AED WALKS OF t1ScUlS
rA"n' ennooy 1m BoArn or lrn1:c WoA1Ae
CaiCa9p. Nor. 9th, 14d. 5
Kea.<d pfcoo4ak viii be received pf 1ae ft1&3u "
Public Work3 ii their o1cE. until II = H. TusStnys
November .1tb Er eonsructlnz the Ds!sea ana HNRs
of lincoln Park according To plans snd fpcfneauoos
The work xfl consist IN part Of Zf7dinf. al1aS.
Ind wills are supposed to amount 70 about tour ns
y engtha I.{ ,d r. ri eoTss; on tee a;;oauas
Il. must be sda1ea.el 70 15s boa.o =, = ~ n
i.pco5n Pa{t" and oe accomplished xfn n otnA *Aa
mrc. iii, snrelics. 10 be APPROVED o5 u: bsafa,
the Rf.ar re4erv. the s1RnS 70 fe3s AZ p!o not U
acenrtanes I'M Tie con- lions e W. ~ e
nnt.' x nsfty Offering II akaH et1e eEtenca tsuxse.
toy . Boari .aas ,f ns ~ =, da,nr az rs
! 3I&&"EAe'1' ~-A 49, !. &. tsfEnkLE,
| FRED. LErX,
| d. BOSE.
Co-u;ztc.rs ct rae Board Of Public Wosks'
, 1866-11-13
,5peeial Nntlres.
DIR. J&Uea,

Motel throughout tbs United States - TIC ross sae-
ofn EFnc1IlsF the treatEueat and cara or secret
D.eascs, b. consulted at ais oec ga psloss Sc
Rsrdo!ph-st.
Chronic, MefcurIa1 syPhil3ttc, and Ill tseAses H
coptat ioIs 5r1eftd character radically and peEs-
rsut,y cutcd, without the use Of mercury or other
po.sonou1 Drugs.
sne7m.toreh4s. caused By se1ual e1essA ae1tah1sa,
A rr,,ed .ot4nlhly, and tual ssrsazsa OF body and
mind reAtortd-
1ux nos.zok. pr Dr.. James, gives full iniosuas1os
upon the snae;t Of Secret Dssss sd anonla oe tea
by evny one. Females sin lesfn nom Is 10" . a
CAPT some complaints peculiar fo tae ss1- ff1ee
nock 50 eeuts, Aaa.ess Dr. James, r. 0. Boz ea6
| Chicago.
, 1866-11-13

B.ron coptiaucs t.Fly acttve and s!.4dI bat othcr
vsrietitr .. ene prol1ct u sles He aa3i ms
ides II fST0ioc fs- rib. and 1t l3k19ec tof cse1s
ptsin hams :eNcs1jc cxavAssol "a saf7Stfea 90 Il
EL9s1r the lsitrr m extreme price. Wrst4u, an1
c!ig iara Ia barrtls aad 1c:cs At lse and In ksSe
1t lie.