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, 1866-05-05

fr~fA,nttve-T The Memphis Rtot-A
CAnn: o:1n the Police Systcm OF mcu.
p1af~ tailed fur,

A%'s.hAsueAF2-1 1He VACu1pNh Ht0l-A
FAnn:o:1n the Police System Of mc1u.
p1af~ tailed fur.
:: Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
NASHVILLE. May4.
In The Senate to-day the bill 10 prevent nersoa..
who participated in the rebellion, from holding
ofi!ce, was taken up, and discussed for eome tine,
1t Il Certain 10 become law.
1bc Metropolitan Police Bill came up o. It's
tccond reading. and was referred To select CON-
mittee. II places the power ovc1 the municipality
OF Memphis in the hsnde Of Comm1s stoncrs ap-
pointed by The Governor. The reject committee
will report it hack with an amendment. bringing
Nashville under Its provisions, and will recon-
mend lie uasaaec. Recent events hare rendered
ThFce Senatof.4 Cart1can, Mcfarland. and F1a-
ehite b,l1. which passed Yesterday. Those Of Nc
referred to special CommIltcc. Tic closed It By
tsyiuE he wonld consider himself under no legal
Obligations to obey the Law until 1t ras prom ,unced
constitutional hy The courts. and inst although be
wonld not adsfsc bis people 10 offend against law
and order, he Tonld war, them against this usurp-
atlo1.
In The nouse, a resolution WIS adopted TO ad-
joq.n On ths a1ti inst:
and report apon faso;asiy by IT, JaadieisrS ID M co,
mtttcc. passed on the second rrAdIeE.
Every Etport that come. from Memphis rende,s
ontrace upon The blacks, numbers ot whom ssero
murdered without provocstlou, and only to cra.ify
The bsrharous passions cnccndered br slavery
wcTc eni1lJ Of eomnencipe tho distut5snee. bni
even that IS successfully disputed, and tue whole
thing seems to haze originated from an assault ol
who, although making noise. were neither iniur.
Ing nor mo!e*ting anybody. Such, I dnd, Il lhe
view Of the matter taken b az military authorities
(Scp. Ben. p &1urke1 f,yrp4u fnmrnisfnrer At
, 1866-05-05
FROM NEW YORK,


CllolcTn stcms-InIunclton AaGxtnst tho
Pacific maIi SIeanshfp Company.
NV YoRK. Nay 4.-Thlrty OF the V1rc,nia's
passengers bare been brought to the city. There
bad been no sickness AMONG them. The ttecsage
paescngers Of the Enelsnd Will also be permitted
10 come up thtt afternoon.
One ncn case Of cholera IL reported at quaran-
tim, and dyc catca Of vario1oit.
The steamer Vim. Penn, from HaEre, has arrived.
An Injunction has been granted. On the app1.cs:
ton Of several stockholders OF tue Paetfc Mall
steamship Company, ze.uatn!nE the Directors
from Opposing or ceFta1n vessels of tho company.
on the ground OF maud In the eA1o Of one OF thel-
11s etaHn,snt gas set aoMa Tor to-d3y.
SEw foEK, May i-The Iys6a1s easa: 1.-THE
Germans Of The United Stiles feel desire to give
expression to their sympathy NTH the present
Popular movement IN Gcrmany> and ptouaote the
establishment Of the German Republic as The only
solution Of the Teutonic question. Prellm iua1J
pecser II Will b followed BY others OF eQu11
Interest,"
The case Of John Lambert 1lias Lambert Enson
Wa continued today. The tesnnony goes to
+ho~ that he hid himself a. ston1way on the
steamer American A& san FIancltco, and On the
ar&1 81 the eouuectu. stcttner At this DOT, he vas
arrested BY order Of Superintendent Kennedy.
Bonds and gold were tound eec1eted in his etstc
room.
Anothcr person died 1t The Bs.fe.F Barraeks TO.
day. IN 1r!au& child Of Tho womaa jenkins, who
died 1hrle t{ayk elncc ~
, 1866-05-05
THE NEW WALL STREET
EXClTEME ENT.
Great Forgery Of Checks and
Railroad Bonds.



$4,000 to 100000 1uxolxed In the
Sysfndle.
From the N. 7. Tribune, May21
Late yesterday afternoon a fumor was IN clrcu!a-
tlon thsonqh Wall ttteet that leading tperul4ser
ID etoeks and gold bad forged checks On tho Cont-
and, after consertine them into a1a,ia6le funds al
SONG Q! our leading banking Jhorses where h!t
credit Was couelderrd inst rate aed fsum the c1ty
vlauai referred 10 Is one John Rosa, who ior ihe
psst month has occupied an Office at No. II E1.
Hc bus ,1r some time past been known to the ora.
raoas In md around the Gold Room and Exehsn:e,
apd has Previously borne q eoo5 name afnn1g
months inst bis operai,ous In sold and stocSs have
assumed any magnitude
Although the amount Of his foreenes wiil mt by
they Are yet sufficiently large to create IN excite
ncni throuccEnQt the moneyed rtrctes Of the city.
20 late in the day Uae It before hts forues,es be-
came known that our reporter ,sa5 unable 10 a:ccr
tgtn the names ot ali the drms whom Ross b.. Tie.
t1nizca. bnt those mentioned below 1t Is believed
eoaPss n t5s oeeeE lsEef ? portion. a yestea,, x Albert
Folst6 Sa1ionai bank Two checks foe sGi,s1 eaea,
and t9ed p I'd inaoF.ea a s. % joSa x ko.. sae
Both checks bore the tanne number. The bank Off,
cers STATE that ,her certtac.tion Fof the chee':s
II forgery hi. Speyef Alfo ttates that his tfgua-
turc Is forgery. The chccFs came rom the Un:on
or Continental Bank IN The regular way Of e.
nsy 'ad sS1 s e Sn rga o
used BY NJ; Speye1- the nutabess beinE the same
a. Used BY him upon one o. his cheexs 1 few days
At ahoot the same hour Howe 4 Macy, bankers
Leather Manufacturer Bank two checks for Is LOO
e hs II sssTn p2
the ahoTe bank from The Tnton and Continental
Banks; @ l. They weso iasde payable to the order Of
style Of cheek used b. The lr, ,he revenno clamps
On them bca1tn. tic name Of the firm. Bolh were
forged.
c1oetbeck ! Co: brokers, s, 30. 50 broad stFeet,
esn Central Railroad bonds. Tbe.c soads ~
weie parchsscd and delivered 10 Ko::. Tx5 10 SeeEs Week.
since be called on Mr. GEoesbece, aud stating that
he wanted to borrow come money, LET a security
and ihc bonds taken. The 6o1ds lelt b. him a.
sseur,.y DOW pEese to b. forged e rs also, i, is
stated borrowed other Guns trou the firm.
It NJ So ~? Wa ue1e wiers & b. wss
n,en. for Wbich b. tendesed cseek f5l s64 o 90 o.
| the Continental Bank. where be vas known to he
deposition, and which bore the cettiacaton OF tho
| to know II the ces.ihcation was ceHeet. The bang
the arm subsequently, deposited IN shc Bsnk Of TIC
ehanse ehed IT, BsF
nhere The certtdeanon WIS pronounced forgery.
snS he 5nT o. ea q a netTse ,se1 hs
hank officers informed their messenger when sent
With the check that the ccrttoca,ion MAS correct
At two o'clock % Tuesd.y afternoon, Ross pur
chased from Black q spaltlns,, gold brokers. Q
~ - Broad street. go 900 IN gold, sud gaye them
paEnneut Tor the sa1ne, This was deposited 81 ID.
fir,n IN the Le,thcr Manufacturers Bauk Ycster
day morning tats va. sent back to the firm by III.
will
, 1866-05-05

Clrcn1t Court Dec1sIon-Supposcd Sui
cfdc-SnbA1dence Of the 1Kiver Floods,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibuuc.]
ST. LoC1s, May !.
In suIt brought against Colonel Charles G. SUI
tc', tor occupying the buildings and grounds Of
Henry Drehorn, for military purposes In les1,whie
commanding regiment Of hume guards, q jadg-
ment mas obtained hefore Justice OF tho Peace for
t7,000 damages. The case was appealed, aud COM
ing before Judge Rebct, Of the Circuit Court ye.-
tcrday the Jury gavc verdict for Stiel, under In
stzuc,ious Of the Conrt By an ordinance Of the
State convcntiou. no officer OF soldier Is held r..
sponsiole for damages wh1o in The discharge OF his
duty.
Tllltsm c. Shoemaker. Sheriff Of Gentry couu.
ty, Missouri. died suddenly On Tuesday las, under
c1tcume arces hst false The eusplcon that he com-
mit.cd eulcide. Hc WAS found dcad On The soad.
With pi*tol shot in the head lie il said to hsre
hecorne pczplexed N his sax aeeoun.e and had ior
Eome tine been detected and melancholy,
The flood m tue Missouri has about Rpcnt its
force. II feli At Omaha, on Nedneeday ercnfu1,
four feet and e falling II about the tame rate At ST.
Joe, which Will eoon reduce the depth OF zsater in
tbe channel.
, 1866-05-05

New Yonk.. May, +-Qu1.e = telce.aphic fea.
was accomplished thls tF.sasy) essning b The
faRes oycr eiicrit OF une Thousand milca. without
the uepsl method Of emploFtnG sepeaters. This
vas performed hy the application Ct ueW teleGss-
tuumcut. Which. BY lis successful operation On
thia occas1on{provcs inst he.ideta,um long WISHED
foE hJ The tete1aphic fraternity, has been f1 Il.
, 1866-05-05

t,cipssrd on tho 9Th 1n+.. He Il accused Of COM
Tbs fcntar Senate meeH to-monoE.
HoSroN, Nay 4---Capt. Vim. 8. GTace, who t!ains
10 hc one Of The oldest Fentxns in New England,
detailing the recent abotIYe attempt u invade the
Ea.tefu British Provinces. He says that the e1pe-
dillon was approved by O'Auhouey. md tomtnAnd-
Cd By k{1n; that the latter as5crfcd that an iron
waf veesel, loaded ~ih a1nf, was 10 meet them nj
Eastport auu landing on bsittsh territory waa to
be made on The night OF their arrival; and ncr the
e1petiuou had fta1ted, O'M4honey countesmandcd
the sailing Of lhe se*ec and threw other obstacles
10 the way. which led 10 1ta failure. CaDt. Gtaec
denounces O'Mahorcy. and arces ali good Fenians
to rails uuder the banner Of Gen Sweeney.
EAs1rouT, Mc., May 1.-The W1nooeki hiss ar
rived She old not rec my Feniaa pE1yateer. One
Of the Fenans accidentally shot, this afternoon,
ard II Is suppostd was toos.nIY wounded.
, 1866-05-05

The AnvehtaEatlon loto the Causes OF
the I.&Eo 1uAurrerfRou.

EEw fonK. May 1.-THE Htrnifs K;ueston.
{stlecers Instructed to tnsesl!xase ths rsnsre sa
origin q tbs lae Iensl'oa were 1a:lly engasea IL
preparing thss rerott. iseat anxicsy cx>sea ~ TO
friends Of Gov. Eyre claiming th.f the testimony a.
to preneditatioa and afaiaton with ths cuemfrs Of
clearly proven ss 10 insure the honorable neuittsl
Of that gentleman On the ground that his measures
were ali necessary for psoEat suppression Of tba
dence hax been given TO show that the military dc.
tno:nlizstlon WIS 20 widespread uader hi, e5ecu-
tive. that men were shot without any presen.e Of
ordered the execution Of three ou hf. Own account
The churches and cle1g5men were still nnch a.i-
3aiHd.
, 1866-05-05
FROM ,DB MONIES.
Rody OF D1nn Found-Supposel Rr1-
tai Murder.

kA1 UAUfQGfs
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbnne.1
DEsMo1SEs. Mhy 1.
The body Of middle aged man WIS found this
forenoon about quarter Of a mt1c from the resi-
dcncc Of Mr. Humphrey, IN Ba.cr township. He
WIS lying near the little creek which runs In that
vicinity. aud not more than one~ei9hth OF mile
trom the the great pabltc road lesdlng to Newton.
The man had evidently been murdered. for;hls skull
had been broken md penetrated, and an a1e, wiia
sine on NJ tSe Seec crona Mas e sonop r.
axc had blood MT on 1t. It ms evident
The murder effected at least e.so weeks nco and
1t pretty evident also That tho man was Killed at
sone othcr place, aud hts body and the axe trans
fertrd 10 tic spot at which they wc.c discorcreti
The DESCRIPTION Of The unfortunate man Is Al fol-
height, apparently about forty yenrs 0: agc forehead
rat6er law. face round and lone dark brown. curly
ha1f, He wns dressed In clothes Of cheap mateshl,
con idesably patched and on the lining Of his mil
taty pycrcoat WIS the name Of D. u. Cooper. The
coroner went out this afternoon and We haSe heard
nothing conceSr3nE The tnpueEt.
, 1866-05-05
FROM CINCINNATI.
Judges Of Election In nTrouble-Deatruc-
tirc Fife-SubAcrlpttunx to the South
ern Railroad.
tE.asa.t n. nAaah L.. H.. tx,t.x... ,r.aA,..1

tive Ftfe-SubAcflpttunH to the South
ern Railroad.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Traoune.l
CINCINNATI. May 4.
Ward huatees Of this city have Ienrned lesson
fu regard to their duties md responsibilities, ~
judges OF election. Two Of them have Just been
eucd foe large damages for refusing the vote OF
1nhn slightly unged with African blood. They en-.
deavozcd to gcs the caty council 70 make tbs city
duendaut IN The case, hut the court has ruled that
the City s Is not responsible for their acts Judges
Of election and when the, atkcd the counc1 TO IN
struct the city solicitor 10 defend them In court,
that o!nctal responded that he waa forbidden by
~ practIce h,s profession in behalf of private
citizens. IhcT Viii hardly be 20 ready TO refuse
votes hereafter.
CANT n.tdenee Of hcnry. rorwfa, Esq, was dis
coycscd to be on 1Kc. and Ia less tnAu IN nouf 1t
was reduced 10 heap Of sulns. Tho bouse had
iu-t been completed aud the tlrntly vera On The
I've ol moving into It. The loss Is about $iQoJQ,
Il is presumed tlat he iss was The work q an IN
About 5000 GU additional have been subscribed
the Last ten days. "
a lI6ht trosf wns visible here this morning.
, 1866-05-05
QbtraQ> Iribnue.
SATURDAY, MAP S, 1866.
TEE NEWS,

TN
HIM. 1cwsa n r<1,
n,rn-s poetA "a9 Je7'e1-'J
1., - o'a"a ~ @e4aeo.
aa' peseuue hecelp1 tor 1ne a1st %n1ee
" so's .noo'o "e1e sa-etaseo@
senator sneffnan's thirty year pr cent
Aoan nl' It is said, u tHpfdly Rainlng heuds. IN
= ha!apaIoh+ OF III 0ral adoption, It1-fost1es afc
~ os4F approaching.
Later Mexic1n- adEices give accounts Of
aHc important Itetal sucfeeses. Tbs State Of
oatnct is entirely c!c1ned of l71pet1Aktz 1nd
cph A5osetntoent sese1ta 10 III Legitimate rplers.
oealesl the hnoxTil1e Convention, ,YesterdAYaR
tostaf vas adopted almost unanimously calling
T. Cent Separation Of East Tennessee ffnm tho old
(com'c}.. wealth.
fhc food on the Missouri is FIST suhsidinr.
AT Omaha On Wedne>dav eyenfn-. f.11 n, fo,r III
had taken 1lace. and a, 81, Joc H. r..fcri h,3 ~
rcceded al aoout the ..me 1ste.
a chu1ch In urnry county. 1ndi4ns. .ea. burned
On Ntdoe.d,y r,ant last bfrsnse \ cn,arsd clergy
man had ,rrsehed fherA m .rhe In nr the
crn.rrpn,.nn.
.r1,o ,.,,,,,,n.., >...,,., n.r,- orxys ehtoc.
.as @n',o' Eae'nes M ss,an,, ~ ro,es -
ss,.,lr e.ee ~ ..,.s $500. =, sarr-ad
- <4",Mp. 49,, onr,-,n,cn, dn.
..sas... A' ""
81 A., r.~ nu,
atnone ttte 1h'e" ~ .~ -. ..f
"olen VIII e4ae W w ..N. -ao.s -. 20 sAe
Pauacs 10 tniee r.. ~ ..s ~ " eoA1'
tAn'E - A'fo Aeo4Iso ~ ~ W. Fa esn''
VI tuesuas, oenein, un"'es' oo'esno1-
e1ee1 o1 .oaneeocul. , aeo stsa. sSoupsnleu "
Governor oueknfnau'' ie't haf''ofd nE INC naa
past tn.ee oe.oeS uatot IN tpesaas Gu. sao were
me! III NC" n'rn y lac tlosse GUARDS ana sseot'
ca mo the cass aaa'd tne n1'ne o' cannon anu 11o
ing es oen. ....,
lie President IS PrcIlaF1ng statement, III
ans"cF to resolution ot the hoa*e OF Repntsen'a.
ttvet. Of ,ll Who ha'e oecn granted amnesty and
pSrooh Aoa pasIeaias statement OF al me eonna
c1ted pron1's ehas has oeeh fefioEes 10 Original
o"nefs. inc nnnaoef o' patuons tnus la9 1ss"ea Il
feateh IL sonetnsng oFe1 se'cu snousano.
Delegates from 1e1as aFfSed IN washington
On THURSDAY. md Laid be1ors the Pfts1dcnt inc
uthdal cope: OF the oEutnanccs adopted py sne
recent CONSTITUTIONAL Convention ol that sst'e'
Prominent among The ordinances passed were NOSE
declaring tic Ordinance OF seecsssoo nun aao so'n'
retudia1inR the rtbcl deot. ana giving Heeonea
The night TO testify II NE ssase eoan=.
In Ca1iiofnia, the bill 10 psorloe thaa Inc
election Of conEtsssraen shail bc he'd IN tue ODD
xcats. w1a aGopled By both Hou;es. aud approved
by the Gor.EaoE. thus RELIEVING tbs state from fte
necessity Of holding any State OF District Couxea
, 1866-05-05

HosroS. March 1,-lIcnry Marsh. Il mtddlc-aged
| otnce On statA street, about tl1 weeks ago, snd
Yesterday dlfappcastd from the city, ieav0g worth
less checks behind, on uhfch he Ia said to haFe IT,
allied fIom 5000 10 I1Q QUO from various parte<
, 1866-05-05

Important Victories bs the Liberals
The Statc Of chihuahua Re1forcd to
liz RtEhtful Government.
FAN FnAxc1sco, MaYA
Contpi Geody. Ehe1al, ha. Official communica.
lions dated T. FL Paso Del Sode, March 31th.''
announcing that The tsoeisls loot 1he rs,s CHI
eaptrt{uc Gn tlf1Roners. among whom was Aa1io
Cs11ncs. ,be Imperial MAyw Of chthuahns On
the sd .be l.tberala captnIcd thc cry OF H1dalso
Del Para., by assau1t Thcse VICTORIES 1t j. eafd,
will reeto7e the @,4,e Of Chihushua TO The Liberal
coSesnncut In Cohul]o At Santa Isabel the Liberal.
had deies' ed ths Impesial!st., KILN. fsl 4ua e.p-
turing 1f6. Brt,nt the Ftcnch Commander w..
u0ns ol wa. all tell into the band4 Of be AberlIs
, 1866-05-05

STEALING OrERA T1cKkrs.-Georre Michael. who
has been watching as day Tatcbmar Of Cro.by's
Ope1a House, was yesterday afternoon brought be.
fore the Polce Court or the charge OF stealing 800
worth ot opera t'c9ett. Having nccees 10 Inc box
office itappeaf< that he made practice OF taking
each morning quantity Of reserved seat tickets
which he sold OF gasn away to bis friends. lie was
c1pturtd in the act O! taking some tickets ycsicf-
day morning By officer Pratt OF the Mayors Police
In default Of $50 hall The pri=onsr was committed
for iriat in tho Recorders Court
, 1866-05-05

A Tow Root E1pion1nn on the m14st4-
Afpp1-kInc Persons Killed.
CNcnsxA71, Msy 4.--The tow boat Nick HUGHES
exploded her bollc:E last night, near Randolph,
wnom were capt. Van DON and wi6:, and Heai,
engineer.
, 1866-05-05

NEW ToRK, My Tho Fcnians' fury tn this
city appears 10 b turned upsD the leade1s. 0'Aa-
aud ccposed md Il Is now tneF intention 10 arrest
and u STEPHENS, On ha Arrival heza, wn,ch u N
, 1866-05-05

Bur1ISaros, Iowa, May 4-Thc N!.sissippt
iast twenty fout hours, and il now about liz miles
1n width opposite the cttJ, and en1 rising 1t I,
nc highest point reached since the great flood Of
, 1866-05-05

HALIFAX, Aay 1.-The harquo Janet, With the
ptst cAfro " Goals for fhc tntted states Eoye1p.
pelleut 6tpotE.
, 1866-05-05
Nem a1nkrttHRME11tH.


eprC. II. SCR1TEN. Advertising Agent,
IL Dearborn street., IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. md Oil
other leading papers throuRhuut tho United
statts and Cauadn.
NOTICE.-I. O. o. There
~ xl11 be : !peeIa1 meeting o. Fort Dearborn
nandolph street. sATtiRpA ~ night, May i. Impof-
tant eusucss Il under couslderatlon.
HESPERIA LODGE NO. AL,
IL F. and 4. II The member Of the above
lodes So; e Wess lssadolca.:.: q SUNDAY. Nss
n5o,hsr: : rs. .: y, Wnlsncf:, TT Thc m:ine:Ei q
invited. E. CLARENCE HUBHARp,
A1A2 Sccfcitry,
TUG ENGINE FOR SALE.-An
i upright Engine texza, suitable for tue Or ,u1l
propeller tn retfect order and csu b bought chtsp
Alto. beautiful upstEnt Engine, 1oxi2 mate to ohe
1nN IN operation A. Chicago Tribune once. MIR
Pit & TOWNSHIP. Marine Engine Works. coracr
Michigan aud Ftnukllu street,. h1Hlnet
EIGHTEEN ACRES OF VAL.
~ LIABLE Peach and annie Orchard. on tho lake
6hotr. three niles konth Of St. Jsep Atce. ode:ed
FOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN.
Reference made 10 g. II. ornabce. ST. Joseph. Mich.
, 1866-05-05

PERSONAL.


N1l the gentleman xho spoke to q 1sdy tn II.
Splau1e Ezocery store Wilson street, the 1a.t day
Of Ap.n. rlcase address 'sa II d" Chicago POO
Htx
, 1866-05-05

DENTISTRyt DENTISTRY,
Dr.. Albaugh. Sd West Randolph-st~.
Has tuss rtnted hi. peutsl Rooms IN splendid style
and better shan ereT prepared to wait On per-
sorp v1sn!nE h!s fcryces. RtInempes that anything
attertrd by hra shall be veil dnne and enable
rr.ers. PROT0ElnE OF NITROGEN,
~ The Inhalation Of which he u enabled 10 EIIRAcT
firm without TEE Ii AFT rAIN. He hAs the most
Apyroyeu apparatus ior Aknx this E2s that hns yet
Wnch or tns pufrosc surpass@s snythics d ths Ind
now In use. Persons wsthnr teeth extracted viii DO
wefI to cail at 81 West K4pco.ph-tt. &f33 net
, 1866-05-05
I He NAII0 N .
TIE NATION is row Issued twice a week. On
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. ard the subscription
price Is only

TIE NATION is row Issued twice week, On
UEsDAYS and FRIDAYS, ard the subscription
rice Is only
FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
The paper has received. and continues to rcctse.
ON the most eminent cn OF all professions and per-
astlone, the hesrtiest expressions Of conmtndatou
nd It IL b=eved TINT 1t meta more fully thau any
,usnal ever before published IN this country III.
rants Of MI those who are Interested III Art SCIENCE
nd Literature, sud Who deslse uo1a careful md dc.
Ibe.ate discussions OF political topics THAI the dauy
,ress, as central s01e, Is able 10 supply.
TERMS: |
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carrier ID NV loEk or DrookIru. Il additional.
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No. 1870 Nasseu-st, NJ.
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CO.fA1fANES1 ES1fSHH.
The unde1s!Rncd have ttts day formed co:partoer-
shtp ia :he General business. il the nae
sud under the trm Of SAWYER MAXWELL Lib
{ieited. oSss isS soath WsteT .fssst RSe% = 70
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HI ETcrrFER wilt contirue TIN bu,,nc,s NJ N.
ese e@ 1h xao Cs,5 E,TeSs e. ;s!ei:s the paroo'
alH "'@ 9'o o. aA4 al II Il srot7rppR
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PR9M oAH n9EsS IT, T@TA1L1T y sTAEFr
SEALED VII G1Sssss Ss VI i 1fss e. o,a
1lraoe WG.k, = @ 4 thsr Office. nnttI II !. THURS.
HAf ai EaX Y! is@6 tor Gnro1qg. rlltnz aua paving
st.ee. according to plans aad specifications On Me 1t
saso q q nmss: ,n. ,-,r ,.,, .,,.,
..sessns Il iesed 10 detsy il cSst Vea tse sse
shsll be collected:
Moraa, endorted Proposal paving 8. Walls Il. Vsn
gs1a1 aibo bond. with sttes, 10 be sppoved hJ TIC
Hoard.
Tue Hoard Iesete the !iEhf TO reject .pr BID hot In
m sa9e y, dae ~ T
factory to The ho1rd tnst he hss The Necessary skl.
, 1866-05-05
SIGN PAINTING.

smart younE ,uan wanted under Instructions v.
s1oSEHoUsE. 1870 Dearborn street. ass
, 1866-05-05

REsTonAT7oNa AND fAnD9xs.
W4sHzxorox, Nay III appears BY dsca.
, 1866-05-05

Fl. !. ETcTFFER wilt continue The business at the
o!d etand 200 Clark kreet He Bo!tct:s the patron.
age ol hl8 old cn9tomtrd. an1 all otheEa-
, 1866-05-05

nISSOLUTlON-The Cc-part-
IL nesshlp heretofore existing between snpuRFER
& t4ANCASfERia Ia this day dissolved by mutual con.
d. !. srOUFFER,
). LANCASTER.
Chicago. May lst, lSGi.
, 1866-05-05
Lumber! Lumber!

A.n.JOUEsON would u. ooance TO bis old custo'
me1s as we'll as onee. that he has sropeacd his
Lumber Yatd Oh the North B1zneh, on Eingsbury.st,
foot of Ontario, two blocks north OF indiana street
bulge. Have 4iwa5s good assortment Of Lumber.
I0h aud sbnRles. aud will sel1 low as suy other
yard In the etly. Give him cali.
Ynvka1xSft "a HaT.nNt
, 1866-05-05
CO.PARTNISNSHIP.

shtr IL he General Conmlfaion business, in tt nemc
snd under the nIm q SAWYER MAXWELL. Lib
ucited. Dfce $50 5onth Water street, Room =.
D.G.HhWFRIS.
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chicago, Nay 1At., 1865 .in6 6tL. ~.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-13
The "Endi@uity

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