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0oTo Huston Hall to-nlght.

Mr.. CARswEIL's LEcTuRE.-The temper
anco lecture of Mr.. Carswell, mt Huston
Hall, last evening, was attended by n large
audience, and every body was greatly
pleased and edited with his remarks. lie Is
"A finished orator, In his peculiar line, and
IL is said, far excels Cough as 4 temperance
locturr-which, by the way, we should not
regard as much ofa complimentifwe were
Mr.. Carswoll. lie Is an earnest advocate
of the cause of temperance and we trust
his labors here will be attended with good
success in convincing all-old aud young
of the pernirlous effects OF an excessive in-
diligence in Intoxicating drinks. He has a
wide field here for the exercise of his pow
ers US the advocate of much needed re-
formation,
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness'
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. BE
ing prepared from Honey and IerDs, u Is
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere,
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kN- AN INVALUABLE RrMEDY.-Nonc,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
Fors Of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value ind efficacy of DR.
HILL's BALSAM--a sovereign remedy In
all the various stages Of this much droaded
dlseaaC.
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Go TO Huston Hall this evening.

GROCERY AND NORTON STORE FoR SALE
No. 3lG Third street, between Main and
Jefferson, Rudesill q Doyle wishing TO sell
their stock, and give possession immedi-
ately. febl3-tf
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40 ro IInston Hnll to-nIght.

DEATH OF Henry KREMER-Mr. Henry
Kremor, for many years n resident of Day
ton, died ut his residence on Lafayette
street last evening, after an Illness of sew
eral months. lie was an cstimnblc man and
n good citizen. His death will be regretted
by large circle of friends and acqunn-
tnnCcs.
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DISSOLUTION.

LIE RTNERSIIIP OF PHILIP
KLOPFER AND DAVID MEY EIi. In the Cloth.
ing Business ut Dayton, under che name Of Philip
Kiopfer \ Co, Is dissolved by mutual consent
Said Kloper continues the business at the old stand
on Thirl street. and will settle up tho business
All claims against The firm should be presented to
said Kloptcr, and persons indebted 10 the firm viii
please call and pay up. PHILIP KIopFER,
DAVID MEYER.
January a. 1896 ian 2b-4tdNw
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The Hamilton (Ohio) correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette furnishes that paper
with the following items;
A movement is on foot 20 build another
free bridge across the Great Miami River at
this point, to cross the river at the north
part OF the city. A bill Is pending before
the Ohio Legislature 10 authorize the
County Commissioners TO give this project
pecunlary aid-upon the proprlety Of which
our people are somewhat divided.
The late candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor on the Cory ticket, NJ. N, Maginnis,
ESQ., lawyer Of this place has left the bar
for a position on the steamer MARY Er-
win," destined for the Arkansas trade.
This boat was built by Peter Schwope, a
wealthy German elylFel' and bears the
daughter Of our esteemed townsman, John
.W'EFwMfor -'lime
.f.#E.fI
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yo.ns, tnou not minister TO mind diseased,

IOAnst thon not mini 'ter 10 mind diseased,
And, with some sweet, oblislous antidote,
CIsanse the foul bosom OF tho perilous stud
That Weighs upon the heart :"
Certainly PLANTATION BTrTRRs will do
Il when nothing else will, Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stOm-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BIrTERs Il u sure
cure for, There Ia no mistake about II
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield to the health
giving and genial influence of the PLANTA-
TON BrrrERs. IL you are In doubt make
eue trial and be convinced.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
wednesday, : February IA, 1866.

BY c. T., Huber q Son, will sell to-.
morrow morning, Mt ten o'clock, Groceries,
Household Goods, Sugar, Coffee Tea, Cam
dies, Tobacco, Nails, Soap, Vinegar,
Starch, sc. Cook Stoves, Cupboards, Ia
blcs, Bedsteads, three Clocks Bureaus and
many other goods too tedious TO mention,
at my residence, No. 10, Clinton street.
CArnARINE HARKRIDER.
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4tuuetary aud Commercial.


NEW YORK, February 10 Money Is more nc.
tive at per cent fOr CAN Loans. Sterling is n
shade nrmor-i0T haiWk Gold Is without deci.
died change, opening ut 1854, declining to 1S9H
nnd closing Ht iBb Government Stocks arv
scarcely so ilrm
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Business alutiers.
DYSPEPSIA! I!
DoCToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. SrRrcKLAND's

N-------------7 TUNTU
tratcd preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antlacids and carminatives To strengthen
The stomach and nervous system. IL Is u
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndigcs-
ton, Nervousness Loss of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the stomach Flntulcncy and Debility
II IL not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptlc
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.


CoLUMBUs, February -.
In the House Mr.. Thornhill introduced
u resolution asking Congress to increase
the duty on imported wool which was re-
ferred TO COMMITTEES on Manufactures.
The House took up the bill fixing eight
hours for days labor, and, after u lengthy
debate, It was passcd-ycar 20, nays IT..
In the Senate the bin TO prevent police
men from testiiying, and the bill to pre-
vent animals from running at large In
cities and villages, were indefinitely post
pnnn1
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tB- No lady should be without DIR
VowSsLEY's INDIAN ToonIAcnR ASopYSR
an her family. IL she has children that
have the toQthacle II will cure them. IL any
OF the family have scllryy on the gums it
will cure Il. Ii some OF the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, II win cure the disease, and
render the gums red aud of beautiful
-J WI Har 4.. s.f 9r ilCa .frs- thraI
.f.#. .nufr
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Go TO Huston Hall Tonight.

Mr.. CARswELL,--Thls eloquent lecturer
will address the people on the subject of
Temperance, at Huston Hall, this evening.
Don't fail to go and hear him.
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BOOK SALE CoHTINUED.--Christophcr d
Spellman, No. 3l3 Third street. will have
added TO this evenings sale, standard works
of the latest and most improved editions.
Those who wish to complete or add TO their
libraries, should not fnil to attend this sale.
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Another Dctaultcr

NRw IoRK, February 10.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of
the Herald states, that willard, the banker
with Si0.OO0.
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+ ,,-,, DIR. StrIcISland's
p1Grs. ron PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst eases of
Blind and Bleeding piles. IL gives lmmc-
llatc relief and effects II permanent cure
Try 1t directly. II is warranted to cure
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts per
bottle.
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Go ro Huston Hall this evening.

LENT.-Thc forty days fasting known as
Lent, and observed by the Roman Catholic
and Episcopal churches, IN commemoration
of the fasting of our Saviour In the will
herness, commenced to-day, 1t being ash
Wcdncsday."N Service was held this morn
ing in the several Catholic and Episcopal
churches, aud they will be continued, In
such order, rs may be from time to time
announced, during the season Of Lent.
ash Wednesday" the commencement of
the pentential season of Lent, has been OBJ
served by the Catholic church from the
easiest periods of christianity, as II time of
humiliation and prayer, in commcmoratian
of the Saviour's fast of forty days, prcpar-
atory to entering upon his great mission.
On this day the sign of the cross Is placed
upon the forehcads of the faithful, with
ashes, TO remind them that they are but
dust, The churches during the continuance
of Lent enshroud their affairs, ornaments,
and the consecrated vessels used In the ser
vice, In the vcstmcnts of mourning. The
priests, also, during divine service, wear
the same sombre garb. Many eminent
protestant divlucs-cspccinlly those of the
Episcopal church-havc practised and
recommended the observance of the fast of
Lent; and not n few of the most able and
distinguished writers of the medical pro-
fcssion have recommended this fast rs u
most excellent sanitary measure, in antlc-
ipation of the approach of the warm sea-
son.
Huston HALL.--Mr. Carswoll's Lecture
attracted a large crowd last evening, and
no doubt the hall will be well filled to-
might.
LlrE ISsuRASoE.-lt is now conceded
that II IL the duty of every man TO secure q
LpE Insurance. Policy, for the benefit Of
his family, In case of death, hut In doing
this he should be careful to INSURE IN THE
BEST. The PuGNIx MUTUAL of Hartford,
Conn, offers the following superior advan-
tago to the insured
lst.---An accumulated capital of over
SS00,000 securely and proftably invested.
belonging to the insured. The business of
the Company Is confined to the insurance
Of lives.
1ll'i-- i hE NOMiANi MUTUAL
Annual return of premiums or dividends
are made and paid Mt the next renewal, ALL
Its policies are NOR,IOreitdbie.
3rd.-IT Is ECONOMICAL In the manage
ment of its affairs. The rate of mortality
has been exceedingly favorable, and its In
yestments uniformly profitable. The divi-
dend of return premiums amount TO FIFTY
PER CENT, n point attained bun by few COM
panies, and exceeded by none.
lIh h-IT IA pRnMpr In the naVmnnf pf
losses--nerer hdving contested a claim.
hth.-lT ACCOMMODATES ITS. MEMBERS If
desired, Loans will he made Of one-half of
annual premiums.
0th.-lts accumulated advantages, proved
by over fourteen years of uninterrupted
success, aud the constant watchnllness and
fidelity of Its officers are shared equal by
each member.
Call and see the Agent, nr. A. Geiger.
corner of Filth aud Jefferson streets
ltd&w,
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THEGRoUND-lloG QUEsTIoN.-The news
papers and the people differ in opinion on
the "all absorbing question AS to whether
the grounding saw his shadow or not on
the I'd. In some places, Il Is maintained,
that the sky was clear, and he saw his
shadow, while In other localities not twenty
miles Distant II was cloudy, and that the
unfortunate animal Is now shlyoring In a
fence corner, the victim of misplaced conf
dence. The Tuscarawas Adrocate thus dis
poses of the entire question, and, as we
think, very sensibly;
"Why the ground hog should come out at
all on that dny--why ho should leave his
snug little hole and poke his nose out Into
the world, TO throw dark shadows on the
hopes raised by the first sunshiny weather
II n question for him 10 settle with his con-
science. We put IL TO him, on his honor as
u hog, aud on his character as high
minded animal, whether, with coal aud
wood at such enormous prices u Is doing
as he would be done by, under any circum-
stances, for him TO inllict an additional mum
ber of wintry weeks on n shiverlng world
He can 60 back aud curl htmsclfup in his
snug little hole, enjoying Its warmth and
quiet and all the better for tho brief peep
into the noisy world outside but then he
has not TO pay an extra visit TO the coal
yard, or chase after a handful of wood on u
cart, aud pay out u handful of greenbacks
In consequences We protest against this
tyranny of u contemplate little animal
We dcsplse such hoggish disregard of the
rights of man. We demand 10 be liberated
from such thraldom, Down With the
ground-hog, A bdS Candlemas-day We
20 for an amendment 20 the Constitution,
and the total abolition ofthc ground-hog"
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How FlRrs SoMErIMRs ORIaINArr..

IIOW FINkH 0OMkIIMhN UKIUINAIE.-IHt
New York Nelos says;
"A fire was discovered In the upper part
Of No, POI Schermnrhorn street about two
o'clock yesterday morning, which had
originated under circumstances of pecu-
liar character although, fortunately, Il re-
niture had, the day before, been cleaned
with boiled linseed-oil, soaked IN canton
flannel, The work being done, the flannel
was carefully formed into a small package
and covered with coarse towel when Il
was placed In an upper apartment, In an
tlcipatlon of future use. A smell Of burn
Ing rags attracted the attention OF the fam
lily, aud, on making search, u was observed
that the package was warm and smoking,
Taking II 10 the window II was united aud
instantly burst into flame. The rags
were thrown into a stove and destroyed"
, 1866-01-13

The Liverpool rtcamer, with dates To the sis
.ult., was -'telegraphed s.h,s morning, rcpo.tiat
bresdftufs dali and dropping. Fise-Txcnt,cs ii;
per cent 1ower, and the 1ste Of interest advanced e
| 7per cent
The g,1in markets under the news trou1 Liver.
pooi opened Gull, but n soou a. gold took m up.
ward tendency, prices improved, and the market.
became more active and firm.
The receipts of Aogs, live and dreesed, today
amounted TO only 1870 and under this diminished
supply and IN actiEe demand BY packers. We note
IN advance In ps1ces Of 19c PEI lb On ressed. with
heavy Aales nj 1o.< Q11c-clo<dnS dsu 1t 1oxa ale,
dividing On 40 1hs, snl lie all rouuQ for rood NJ
e11Eea. \.
P1ottstous we're active md nsm. Mess Pork VII
IN Air demxnd. with sales Of $50 bElf ut {es 500
Ss.0o-chiedy 1t the outnde ngme-tho market
clof1ng with bnyers 1t t27.o0 and holders asking
<s',6Q. Hump Pork WIS .sold nj $2l.0d. Bplk
Meats wero sesrce and firm, with sales Of 900 III
Rorsh s!des ii 1s<c or present del1rery, and at
l3>se for delivery when cured. Green Meau were
Fefy setse at 6.S5GoHc for Shoulders, ,14K l5c for
Aane rom dressed hosr, 11Ae for Green Sides,
Aho uA4uhc for Green Cumbertxnda Sweet
fsck'ed Hama 1e1u active 1t l5K@16hc according
to quality lard adsxnced Ac PEI n, with sales Of
-No IL At tic for steam and IKE 70. kettle
e.1a. S''
The Flour market was quiet and s,eady with
sales Of 400 bsls It "a so9ao for Spring E1u.s.
There was nothing doing In Red or White Winter
Extras,
1he market for No. Spring w1s less sctiyc-
opeaane NC lower, subsequently, advanced 1HG1x,
out toward the close fell back 1e, No, sptinc
va mose active It yesterday decline. About IN;
w on eomeed hands at S1.e1411.a4 for No. j,
sae esta SIC to1 n. sprine-c'osfng with buye.s
g. ana sellers At 41.ss4 for No. Spring
4v-A1
, 1866-01-13

In Georgetown little private pdty OF this
description, consisting Of somc ten couples,
has hccn the town talk- The company WAS
made up OF familiar friends, but the gent lemen
and ladies being asked In separate parties,
were In blisstu1 Ignorance, Of who was who
and which was which. Ofcoursc they did not
know their own partners, and the concenlmcnt
was one OF the principal Jokes. They had sup
per nt the residence Of Vim. H. Teaney, Esq.,
t rent tables so as to keep themselves coz
C :alod as long as possible. From alr. Teuney's
they wont in carriages to the elegant rest-
feast Was provided, and the
parties sat down TO the sumptuous table to-
Eether mud upm2sked, to the iuflnite amuse-
ment Of each other mud the company Among
The dresses, the one showing the most genius,
was lady who represented the Press. She
had on urcs. made entirely Of newspapers,
md DGrdered at the bottom with the head.
lines OF large Daflles, such as the Globe, Laka.
7trencer, New York Times, Now York Herald,
New York Tribune. Drooklyn Eagle, &c
noticed thai the Toledo Blade was conspicu.
ous among the number, and that there Was a
great deal Of good reading from the Hiade be-
sides. Her shoulders were decorated with
pen wipezs, her fan was extemporizcd from
the Chronicle, on her head was crown stud
ded around with Kteel pens In various fantns-
tic shapes, and 10 front two grey goose quilts
crossed, and pair Of scissors open. In her
hana was note book and pencil and she
was. on the Whole, not bad representation
OF whnt is getting to be the frat e8t1te- An
assembled ut the house OF Henry D. Cobb
Esq, talso Of Georgetovn) md was honorrd
with the presence OF Chief Justice Chase and
Other eminent men from Washington.
, 1866-01-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY EvHso, Jan. II, 1869
We arc now realizing, with full force. the effect
which activity IN Hogs and Provisions has on the
money MARKET For eeyelal months past. 1t Is t1pe,
the market ha. been c'oee owng TO the wants Of the
mercantile trade; but the etrinRency that II row
felt Ii Of quite different character. There is no
cessation In the requirements of commission mar
chants md packers. The hogs keep coming IN and
The money fows out in constant stream, md Ill
The bankers can do is to keep scratching together
funde A. beet they can 10 keep the fountain head
trs1zn becoming wholly dry
To-day, although The receirts Of Hoss wcrc con-
pefstisc5 Light, the market showed no symptoms
OF becoming easier, and none but good customer
were accommodated at the leading discount houses.
Thus far, the receipts of funds from the East to
make pusehaxeA Of prorisions have been compasa-
lively ufaing, md with unusually hight dcpo,its,
The means Of lhe bankers 10 meet the demands On
them arc limited.
The ntea Of disoount arr steady at 10 per cent
per znnum II the banka and 1MG2 per cent per
month On The street.
EEastesn exchxngc l. nat md weak, at 35@1-10
discount huy1ng and par selling. Sons ot the
bankers sold round lots ae low n i discount.
= The Liverpool steamer was teles1apbed today,
with ads1cea to abe 31Rt at December. Five!Twen-
lies had declined In London to G5R65H-a decline
Of 1k per cent THIS had IN unEavpszble effect On
the market for Government Securities here, md
gold has appreciated eushtty N consequence. The
hrradefuts markets in Liverpool were reported II
3tdun and dropping. md the grain narket1 hese
Today opened Gull in consequence but thead.ance
In gold. caused by the decline tn Pive-Tveuties,
checked the decline In prices. and prices rallied
Flour here was steady and quiet. Wheat opened
&c lower, advanced 1ac and 1an hack 1c ii the
>c1ose. Com u1s 11sc 1osrcs. Oats were active and
&c higher. Rye Wzs quiet Provisions we're frmer
and more active. Dressed Hogs advanced Soc per
100 ns.
The European ndvites state that the rate Of tn:er
est in England had advanced 70 7Per cent per an
num- THIS probably eaused the decline in bonds.
Gold opened in New Yotk to-da, at 13si. ad-
Tancad TO ls9, md closed at 1asY. The following
a1r the quotations te1eeraphed to James Boyd 4
, 1866-01-13
Review Of the ChlcaRo Provision Market

C1ucAao, Jan. u, lax
ksl9s pnce I'd asttIlty. u he carly psfs Of IL.
sss :s.
paek. ,he7e better disostien q d business M sad
aIfet. sun .hcrs i almost entire abscnee q lie
.so r. 1sT9s5y s,tsessso Z r. oa.iasis
Nhh res.fd 70 she f1or efop thers Is no dou5t but
iwt,l alf shot of III yeas.: 81; ih1e !. geaeG
81 III; Ss :: ii: n
81 Il ss fef ef !eSG aa "a
rs for GOOD Mess Pork qualities. E.yeted Hogs weFe
lim highest a. ;tstion Tie ssps Il %oe:
asr ~ r. .e*s tpa'nE tedsy emo1us u h 1lve and
~ of os,1 0
t9e ~ Or October % daie aDount to 4aEss nd the
s .t 4. ] The
s sssss nt 81 @'ss sta1a asss
,x F. tns sss; sss 1sks as 1ssr ii h9ttae q
oss 1s st is;s
ssensr th.n a ne oeeni6E: End he @sFKet Ess nm
.pa ~ s1Gs!ss ee, % r. 3
fon block. sweet petlcd Hams are Ia good request
quality; but fuiiy e9:sd Hans II searct. and md
II lie fot shoe!des and 1sEsis3c Tor ronsh sides.
Io !oose. ; Ne Ru'k Han. offered: Eaei,sh Meats ~
Short Rib Mid les boxed. Lard closes vesy drn and
se!f - i.e for rsins Steam, and 114c for Kettles
Ike for Yellow 70 White. Mess Heef II scxrce II
1or p!all md 20 for extra Beaf Hams
Nh1atey entirely ponoIral 1t S7.1s.
FYchAnrA In at II
on. Gro. #. PHILL1rs ia. Co,
, 1866-01-13
A HAf{uuH Fever

bllou. ievts serious complaint but It is naycr
: dangerous oae II you havc E1tway'A Regulating
ci.e ordinary prudence. Take si1 Of Dr.. 1:adwaJ's
l1s a. toon u sou nnd Yourself anfsted Win bilious
fercr aad II ~ hou.s s4ke a1 rtls Il the rst
Eavo the desired eject Aft- that feel alarm. Aft
peril over Contnne to take iron txo % fonl p!Iis
euis tui e1 ay, e IesioEo y5u fn 1oas Maatra IN
health ana strength. !or 1xaRas's Pills not pros.
tr1te the patient kad red ice him state OF help
They snstan him. TLey Wholly difer Ia ID. passieu
iure = rapidly r theiF Violent operation = to % Il
tcyefs occaAtooed oy dernn srment Of the liver
That important oEV IN auppes tho bite. without which
retlJ dlzts&td. Hut even common cold Will some
times disorder the actlnn or tho liver. Thea It sup
piles either too Muth OF too little bl E. and billions
dep NJ te
.peh 5esa1g ed .e,ion Of sht !vel; a sun time
rect he acton Of Tho llYes and a1e IL }act tht ooY
vegetable pills which act to this Manner u sub
Gtltutc for caIomtl they 're=u}ate' The action or
ss. e 2 &
sIwaya safe- always reliable.
F.B.-Dk. sKlasEmTss ITsFIsFs FREATAEsT OF n111ous
-.. Nxw Yozx, January, 1sN.
ha.e, darnk he past tout sear. n.ed yoar rene-
ors coxILAMTA NoIarsEms. D1srKratAt DC.
consider the Keady Relief and Regulating Pills un-
equaled The i:rentatinE Pills mild Il ther opers
The dr1t dose should b l4zxc euopxh to nurze tay
four Or nFe and each successive doAa be dluinllbed
eoe piu unt reduced . ont and then repeated erey
''fe' ,0A'". 'oui'i 6hs IS. $. SKINNER.
P1ico Of Radway's Pills, 8 cents per boz,
, 1866-01-13
1Egal.

w HEREAS, On the twenty sixth
oy s.sertsd general sIsianmsot q AZ hs properly.
hereby gve1 tnat p1opossla bids AZ fof The
for cash. Of tho following described real
.,si ,F5Esr; ne north n.lf Of lot a;ht g, N
o'eA nic:39 Ato IL T. sns eorta ss hsi,ot
E.et tsa III in wid!S saa :.ks9 lsom taa
9oon s,tts taeambeas opiy b5 ne hight e w Or
Sy t.o nans sa.s:asss "a esss e.
sesnys ,ssnts M n possession q tas pfenises
Is Sas Ri@etfsss s.s 8 Gss.xa5 E 5ss5
81, s 81 e e "a
Pss x ~ tssses aef;h .,I3s 3s & &
sd ~ Il Ire said ot % t.. ehsss e
parcel may he bssed upon thus sncumhered ny By
fa1s5 esptns d & 42a "a r.
:s q i e IL Il q n 5Hsn saS
@ ss: af s1 ,ns 81
!1o entrance. - nov ss1bIisned o Stats street
t1ali il co1psnl for IL i1e
pesaesstou OF 9std Premises. :
FounrH. Lots sfI seve1, tfRht and nno In Crosby's
snbdiviton q tne North 20 feet o[ that part soath
to chicago. Proposals for these lots, either of
them. mar b based upon II 1uencnmoered utle.
cago, Cook county, Et.te Of Illinois, desisn4te ~
in99M: RsTtMfng forty feet mort tfom hickory
line between Sections four nine IN Town ihIfty-
nine north Of Rauzr fourteen Fast and running ease
street called 1arabes ireet, ID ence north nJ I4ts
nFTtR run h1nH nj
rightly ouehundredhs feet 70 stake thence weat Ia
he Kyef aonS te snGq =, ct n
title - -7---~@
ropoaas Of bids nay be rade on or before the nf,h
day OF February, A. D. 1sA Ia writing to the under
tigned WHO reserves tho right to reject my ali
bids. --
The condition Of the tiile % my past Of sald prem
title In the hanla cf Hitchcock Dupee, Cour seoTs
at Law, No. Il PortIand Block.
E. A1KES, Assisnee.
, 1866-01-13
General Notices.
c. VAN WACENEN'S
Celebrated Horse SaIve

lne cure or Founde1ed, Contracted, Split or Fc.
Fescd iioofs. Calls. Wounds, BfuIses,
Scratches. de-, dc.
IL 1ae 1nde1sgned take great pleasure In rrcor-
iee M e psst ARTICLE that GANG nner on no.
Hee AoA '1e co9e OF the ahaVenamed diseases:
s;.s3s s;s3n1Scts:,-F. n.na:-F. Parmelee 4 Co. Omnibus Line
fo9 so5 sh9an h'ee and Moe9ts Cicaso m LeTis but
eeens liz Mo94s Llsery Stable, Couch Place Chi
Eolib Il cisrf .Sa u; r. z; COMPANY, corner
Esess, ssse!ss: ~; s.sso Chsteh
MHstsss1isPosp M.ssiatons D G. Ia!ns Gaiss Depot
Depot y FULLER FINCH < IeII FELIkWS IsS nen~
Eouse, GArketst ch!czxo III. esdlsa n irev =. ~