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CORPORATION NOTICE.
Ox11c1 OF sm BoAsp or PUBLIC Wask1>}
Chicago. Ihiy Z 1S9:
Whea. 1ns Common Goa1cI e das Pr pt Getes aas,f
TTusitss' snbans ID tha 8. + Fs.c q So. q. q
r II. T.. running non, Twentieth to TFEnEy-ttst
1,teea. os 10, EfAied and panked, At an estimated
Thss shs aiiey tunnuE east aad veat th5onsh stoek
2 Wolcotta Addition to Chicago. be nl!sd graded an0
nlanEec, er an ez1lrnated coat Of q 16Q - = :,
Tt1t the aIley running east and west 10 the norm
ot Rlock s., 81. Z. 81. 4 T. ps M pe1; e. graded aaa
And Inst tba Alley run1t9E eAsI sna VIZ - sae
scufh OF Hleck IL Carpenters AofltiPn 70 n.aRo1
10 ollea graded aad plank e. At ~ sttlatsa coss O.
TafQ safa wcrx TO be dona under the 5aptI3akean-
zee Of the Board Of Public Wosk5 n3d thai re Ss1e
ii sums naned Shove e assessed upon tae Esai e.
ate deetnectnedted ty the several lo
ordered. aecosdins to he psoYisona q ta4 [sssa
charter. amended p bneh Gaze maue 40 P9ptae4
Nov. tstEesore+ public nostee hefsoE Stssa 2 ~ ~
peybopa nfertsttd, that the Eomtlk4K1st pt tpe
bond et Publc wo5as VIII n'setst ioo r. S@5an sas
Court Eapse, In 1af city. SATURDAY ne 19n!lesotn
Day 81 jN1g. b. 1855 i III ho1s q - os!osf ::
m to 8ssest the oDountAaaoVe 1atnea aHesteas -
Atosesald by the. Common Council be Anesse1 oo
| nfxt.d fmnynve 1nenfs j. a. G1NDkLt,
FtIKD. lKTG,
| O j. ROSE.
| Commissioners Of tnc Boat OF Panie Works.
, 1866-07-07
Men, Women l. Children.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Fth. =, 1871.
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~ WI
r ur,.no1n. p4uRstst:
~. s,r ). na,e bean = zu6s,er, TOR upwards x
..,s...r, lin ~rsvr1. b1sddfr md tidusr anec-
49, Sa,.,. .h,rh nm. ha.s used ysstouS nsdie3-
.-....s.~. .,a h.,r, nntsr TIN s.tpusut Of tns
10y .,..,,,.n, -vn&-,eac,no nus ustrs ro-
49,
MI s..,,u. .-,.,.,v.,v rdr+4-
tiied, committed with my family ph1aleaan u
to uafnE your E3uacs euona.
Idla thin seesuae had used NJ xmas o' sass3oae1
renaedlss+ and had found sasoa Fos'nis'' A0e se"e
quito ln}1ftoua' N "S''A os7p.Ae1 ~ =. ~ sse
well. saa det*11olaea 70 lse W s4'. .e.. 49,.
eas fneS o1 N" my ....
prompted me 10 a'o o!'ns tsas''' 80 .,.sN.@
nasH *s% eoope"eo " "4t3'"'
ffts, II oeentsed 70 me anu my pe1'ie. = ~ -
ens combination ana' VIII d" aa'se "i's' -
tnatton or Tue afne'e' ano euasol4m@ -sAH ..s1 No
druggist corstudea 70 ou3 u. ~. ~.
sooae s'aae aioaus o:e' - a s...s-,.s-,
, 1866-07-07

DMtcher's LfGhkain8 Fty-R&fteF
Makes quick york with f1ss. md fcouuaeaeed early
Keeps the house e!esz all summer.
Look out fox Il itsltons~ Get Dutchc77 oaly.
snrfhef1 1T - 1CAN
, 1866-07-07

And Future P1opects IN Life clearly reTcast by Dr.
Raphael, He vtaa the Affections OF the eppotse SEE
He rutoss you to wszlth, health aid hspplness. Cal
nt11x Fart Asalsoa-ss, (up tfsirs>. oetween1~eit'
sud II N kiln. Consultation fec OFT dollar. nao7
, 1866-07-07

The following is lhe mortality List sor the month
Of Jupe, n fntnuhed By the Healtt Officer:
Age+undeR s year. 1oS; from to 10, Il from
10 to q, Is; from soto %, -; NON 80 to 40. IS
from 10 10 e. Fl from 50 to c. y; ftnm 60 10 10
=: from s0lo 50. q; unknown, Is. Tot.l s1s.
Causes af peath-Asthma. !: accident, u; apo.
chtd-bed, 8; cold, / !; congestion Of the brain. !;
CONGESTION Of the lungs, 3; consumption. u: cor.
s1ls,on se onp q otssshsa ,.11.s i = ,Sa dap'as
ditc1se ot the liver, Z; dseate Of the shrott, ::
dstea.e Of thc tp,na, :; disease d the BRAN, e:
dTsepfeiy, 8: Kytipela.. Z; fever pnefpcral. .;
do oopees1iye ); do rczniitent. 4; do scarlet T.
do iypHcia, IS: hcmonhage, !: hyaroeepns1ns'
/ 90 o1 The bonels, ., lntempcEauee, <
| iocLisW, 2; uarasmus. 3; measles
IS; meninrites. !; cd aSe, ,,,.,,. Z !
suii,Gora. is; 4eald, i; sric1ae, !; ,eething, II
, 1866-07-07

The murdcrous Assault on Gov. Fair
child.

The murdcrous Assault on Gov. Fair
child.
from the Madison {Nls.) Journal. July3.1
A most coward1y and brutal assault VAS
xadc on Monday Dight upon Cor. Farchild,
apparently with the Intention Of numbering
him. At the suggestion Of the police. moth
Ing was said In the city papers yesterday re-
epccilng the ntfhlr. As no further purpose
ii TO lie served by continued silence,
Fsirchild stepped into the garden IN
the rear of his residence at about III O'Clock
retired, and there was gas-1lght At The kitch-
en- door that shed n strong light over any one
passing ont 80 tllat they would be readily rec
oenized by person watching from the out.
sida. The night was intensely dark and
cloudy. As Governor Fairchild was passing
along the walk, which was made more OBJ
scure By the deep shadow Of some fir trees,
he heard sep behind him, and, turning sud
denly, saw the figure Of man, indfstinct in
the darkness, approaching him in q threaten
impulse Of the moment, "What do yop
want" Al the same instant the rutfian
rushed upon him. exc1aimlug, "f0u God
id Yankce!' and struck q heavy blow with
what seemed TO be q slangg shot, asuing 1t
the Governors head.
The Govcrnor jumped aside, and the blow
struck him g1aziugly on the forehead, making
| considerable confusion through the felt hat
| he had on. At the same Instant Governor F.
| drew a revolver and snapped II. The first
| barrel missed fire. Meantime the ruf1lan,
whether hearing the click Of the pistol, OF
| startled By the failure Of his blow, turned and
fed. The second barrel of the revolver e1.
! pioded, but without hitting the flying ssaas-
| Elm. The Governor snapped two more baT-
| rc1s, which fallcd, the pistol having been for
| long time loaded The whole ndair WAS
over In the brie'est space OF ftime.
These nFe the facts Us they occurred. Sheriff
McDorsal vas Immediately informed Of the
occurTrrce, and has been actiye IN eudeayor-
ing to search ont and nrrcst the perpetratol
and accompliccs, II any, Of this coWardlg
and brutal attack upon the Chief Magistrate
Of the State.
There are various theories As to the source
| md object Of the attack. A. long ago u
February last Governor F. received m anonT.
NOUS letter, mailed at Washington, telling
him that an attempt would be made on hi!
life, and advising him to 90 armed constant
II. Hfs stnted that = Sont the1ue1, who heart
a remark made by the Governor al the Reye1
Horse, 10 Chicago, last gear, at the time d
| Lincoln's funeral, concerning JEFF Davis, haa
sworn to wrrak vengeance upon him. Til
letter seemed very absurd and the Goyerno
attached no special notice to 1t, nor does b
now be1levc It possible that the assault ca
! have origlnsted In any such motive. Whoeye
made the attack probably had been proWln
around the premises watching for an 0ppo
tnnity for come tune past
, 1866-07-07


TIE market to-day waa acttve and buoya4t geater.
days ADVANCE being fully Sustained. All she offer.
tncs, embracing 400 head, found quick sa1e At 1880
as5 for medium to fair G1ade1 fed and TAtered. and
ssssa 1o12H for good to cholee Hogs Cd. the cars
EhtppeEs ase ahortug under the impression that ths
remarkably slight run here TOR this week. Will very
materially adyanca prccs In the Eastern mstkets and
they are acrasd.nxy picking up eveEythinE thst u
any W.T. resembles "UoCF and rushing It forward
The F1tsarn:aot Satex which bare fntcd during ycs
tetdny snd to-day cAnnot posathty be sustained fo
apy length Of tine and shippers ID the country, vii
do VEIL to xct accordingly.
shaf
, 1866-07-07
r. :

49, -+:..A - &c :
10o, eAue ecls1a1..'--'''''''' .......... 40
Tub, enmnon. ;sns sc
kine FlexSet 49, 1N.N = 49, fheevy Sc
1s0 y -. t..,.I,,x Sc
Aea!um :. ...,.,..,, SO
Onetht1d OF tlWAy1 POI Rn*s9Heu "11 oeN-
, 1866-07-07

The representatives Of The National Bsnks o
Chic, in accordance with previous call, met On
ihe E1st u}t at Columbus. About sixty banks were
represented. A permanent association sEss formed
with the purpose to promote the general interests
of National Banks In Ohio. a constitution was
adopted, and the following officers elected for the
enautng year: President, John ". Ehis, First Nj
tonal Bank, Of oiuctuuaii; Vice President, Henry
B. Curtis, Of the Knox Sationai Dank, Mount Yer
non; Treasurer. Paul Jones, To1edo Easiona'
Bank; Secretary, Joseph Iuteheson. franklin Na-
ttona1 Bank, Of Columbus. The Association IL to
1neet annually IN Columbus.
The Treasury Department stamped. last wcel,
~ counterfeit, above thousand dollats Of un1ted
Statea notes md fractional currency, Of al denoml
nations. The fifty dollar Qfeenb.cks have been the
nost suoceasi11g in1ltated. and touF OF them were
part Of the thontxnti dollars abore named. Bat
rery small pasf and only the very best OF the corn-
terteit currency reaches Waehingfon. Our banks
prt The qutetus On large amounts every week
The property owned conformity By tho Frank
lin and rewabic Mining Companies WAS divided
last week. BY arbitration. Tue Franklin took the
e.eater poztiop paying the Pewablc It's half of the
valuation. TIE hospital, store. WaEehouse and
cock now belong 10 the F.antltn, and henceiorlh
the tso mines win be opeiated Independently Of
each Other.
The groe3 receipts Of some OF the largest In
| tulance compsnies OF New York, for tour month.
ending April 3u 1856, according 10 returns made
to the 1n,esnal Rerenne Assessor, N fcllons
| metropolitan. $449.e Eli; Rome. *6126s1 Sun An.
| lnAl, {795 sgl; TREAT Western MAane, $873. .053;
| International, s3ss,511; Liverpool aud London
Globe, z4a1.0s9; Pacific MntuaI, $500. .66s /; Man
hat,nn, Fs79. .o5s; Washington Marine, $e65,9ls
Continental <l9I, ,89t; Arctic, $l65 02l Security
$es905s; Lori1aru, $ea9.0i5
| Air. Ellzur Wr,ehe's Official statement as lrsu
1 15aAT
, 1866-07-07
Rrtrha1orss HniF DVe.

The Be.t in the World, Hs.1,ess fsais6ls ;ns.sn,
20 rldicpop5 tiptt. Sfpsed Fi5ita,r. 4 E1cAsf1r,
Hso Io1k. Alto, KEG sNkRaTlSl ttXTE ACE "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pfeaaeTes sd oehuslaea
the iatr. Sold by al Bru1glsM. dasatsel9
, 1866-07-07

3A9 IECfapt* AAA asAfAt-.s9 NSN~ -'*
forr hours were:
Lumber .saM1 ii'DS'aoSS
Lib. Observation-Disclosures 1000 $4,000
Tar Lumber market Tuleb tlm. md she receipts 10
day were tather light. Sawed Shingles ste soc lores
and Shaved ening e. arc quoted II sa'94ssW os the
cargo. Cargo sales to-day were: ...-.-
Cargo schr c. Woodford, from Kalamazoo, % n
i.ists 1t1s4 feet louR. At 42l1e; I'm Timber at t2o
cargo achr Grace. Canada, ase n STOCK eeaeas a.
Kt.4.ps bsanee ut1ed, ut t16; 50 N tath at u o.:
rsreo trh5 Sarah Cloud from Green Bay, $50 Scant'
las md Joilt At S17.a,; 80 N "A' shingles at $sa
50 N No. Shingles 1t 3250.
Yaru prices are II follows:
Luupxs-F,rst CeAr. !, ~. TX snd .aach.
seeosa Gi;1 III sd i,1ah::: sSss:assss e
Fms ia secand Clear Flooring. 70
IL S3{:s sssa ilss; 'ss'''
an,enea saa .......... ........ $500 1000
hftsasa ano ates.eo s.'a:n =
SseaSss ssE@2s s'ss,ss sesss :aa @
s}eef sosid: i ineiss Sssz Ss = g
csSsa ssa Eli SSsi ,.S;'sss f'ss
Jatst saa sc.ntine. i isst z sa5ddss iSs g &
sauoiA or ss e., yosgsa I ssias4e.. e. sses
1 No. sawed ahlnEtes.. %%.sss-+sss-.*s Ssyst n
| BNo. SANea Sn!nG4e8......-....... 2s.a< * =
Hr r,r 1os1 ~ E0FthTester1t Railroad delivered In
I .rvysrt 6rrf cars can b wttched, or aay depoE
| A Or Star Shaved Shingles py car
load on track .thnrt-count". &@S9Iat
tnsd ns On ,tacF. - a7s9sn
4 Sawed ehlng1es, city rade on -,
.s-.-s.sss-. ~
20; On ,rsex sc.a a.sa ~ zsss1k
D. No, sawed Shingles. BY car load =,
,,vc @a 1aata e sboy: nfice, wsn tr.ase..sd
, 1866-07-07

Hsv.ak bean eared Of spnmasosrnes y celebrates M
strt, to send salsrsEs ffom sefAbuse the means by
which theJ be perma1sasl5 cured. AZ cnm Uni
sa1lols Atnresk with skaup. FL 3TAN-
LEY T. o. praNvr 64Se. Galcaxo, LII. mt8
, 1866-07-07
Aetlet&k,2
The: KIDNEYS.


Tas k,aasy, 70 two In nunbs. Msasssa At The ~
p.r p.rs Of ,as ,oto. surrounded +, t.t "a eounssax
Of ,nree ps... ..: Tia Anterior. tas Ieseftor 'as
the Exterior So
Ths Ants1.or sosorps. Interior cnnsfsss q a>o2
or .t,ns which sts.e - deposis hos sha a1tna nd
convey. II to tas exterior The kzsar1oe y eoadu>
tor also. Terminating IN ttnk1e tuee md called ~
Uee.er Ths uss,e1s no connected With no bladder
1hs baddez Il eonoosed Of vaz.ons eolostazs or ~
suer. divided into parts, .,1: Tnn Upper. the Low.
the Ns11pus, saa tbs Nueous- The uppeF szpts. tna
loxer re..:n. Naay hars de1iss tc sftnate without
the ability to p.tp.ss. others utnsss without tho sa
IL 10 retain. This frequently oceurs N children
70 curs these afscsions ~ nnst bsfns into setiee
Tut usss u, which a.s engaged IN tnstr varsoas ze
,ions. II they sra neglected. Gfarel Or DzoRa5 a1
| ecsas-
The reader must also b nads awsre. that however
slight may be ths attack Il il suze to affect nls nos
health snd mental paxas; u our teah and bsood aes
supported tfon tneaa soufc.a.
, 1866-07-07
PpL1T4CA2A-

w1scoxtM.-Thc 8tat< .Joz7na esgs That he
Congressional cauvsee IN that State Is being con-
eldcssb1y agi.ated In the FiErt District bon
1la1pert z. Patne will be q candidate fot re-elec'
t1rn, these be,ng no uulon man ns1ned again :
him. q L, Palmer is talked Of as the Coppeshesd
tan t,ta,rx whtio e. l. Sho!cs VIII, IN aa ptooa'
1,tatty sppesr on the Seld the *'B1cAd'aod but-
1cs." Tho District is vErY cloec, and gave Cop.
pe,head majority Of thirty II ihe State election
last I'LL The fo!I0Htng XAa the vote:
, 1866-07-07

Here the geld market opened AZ 1oats, oetlne0
10 ls3, and clased AGAIN at 1851. Slresis dull and
nou,lnal at 14o6l42-
Government Securities att etill nctiye, and we
note further Advance III Five. .Tweut1es and seTeu-
Jhlftses We quote:
, 1866-07-07

COMmEKCkAL.
FnmAY EyESrSd, Ju}y6, 1865.
TIE receipts md ahtpments OF Produce during
The past twenty -four hours, art II folIows:
rEcE1ITs PAST TFEsr1.rpcH HOURS.
, 1866-07-07

t,f7tc1 u rH1 DAzLy TRmUSE.t
Friday EFeulnk, Ju1y6.
GEEF CATTLE-AscoTdlnE 70 tha Board uf Trade
t~port the recelpu and 1hptnts atuee oar LAST su~
Compared with the corresponding period Of ls6s lave
he.u ii ol1ew1 1tahcud be borna In mind th1t saess
tltpnezts and Eecsp really thoss Of the day pre-
Cst[tsS:
, 1866-07-07

slEEp-1bc mesh receipts to-day were stt head.
Entered sales t,42 head 1t prices ranging from s2o
for taferloE scabb5 Sheep. to s4oa Y 10 nj 4ot Rosd
mutton Sheep, averaging tl Ds3 Tbs market exhibit
ed far degree Of activity, and prices were shado
M7hes. The supply Is fully equato the demand. Sales
we1e - follcw1:
Haz&ef TO Webb. 1oo A3Q
CpLge1 Bros. to Shaul -..........199 g 5s1
Eudd 10 J. .WAlI.....-......-......*.5 y ~
N1dA % O9tnnet.s..-.*%~.-.>...s%%s.M g s.vsN
hQ01 70 LoE&1..+ 4N4 ~
Cougar Bros 10 J. Sh&ul ....t..--..s9a II 1N.
PtttabQfsh Fort Wayne Roxd leaytnx the dep1t y
The corner Of Nadlson md Canal strcess The tate
% cents esch WAY. When tasc pala On the dalo
I cEnlk fr1rA Will be EnH1xh4s
, 1866-07-07
EIfr} NQtlfEE
TORPORATION NOTICE.

{UKFUFA1I NVlIVE.
OFFICE OF TEE UoARp or PCBL1u WORM,
CHICAGO, July 5. 1856.
Whcrcas, The Common Council OF the City Of Chica-
hss oIaeted hat TIC alley renniaE north aaa s9nh
lion To Chicago be nlipd. R1ated and panked+ at "a
estimated cost Of tSso5t said unfS = Pc doae nEaef
md that the pnned above be tsscssed upoa the
Sti estate deemed nenedted by the aad
I'd Charier Is amended, IN such case uadt and'pro"
r1dtd- =. .,r
persons tnteFtssd. thss ,he Comqissioaess OF tps
thu Court House In aatd CITY, On Saturday. the Fa1E
trenih day or juty a. p 1915 a. the hour q IT
Yecttd as aforesaid By The Common Council 70 10 r.
tessed o. The real deemed hy tue s1q
e'A's F''>' j. g. GtEDELF,.
FRED. LEfE,
O.IIR0SE,
| Conaulkateae1s Of the Boa1d ot Ppbllc MotEs.
, 1866-07-07

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
An sales qr Erdfn reported IL shf1 market ftpoTt
are made on bGr$s o} &C S1oTdos, tAess osAeF09e
expFtsked- r ,.,xs ,cse
ERET3HF8-RArIEoApF FK11n1l1s-Arc SC h131.
EiEtK 11d1 nn ElnHf. He nnQtEs
, 1866-07-07

The Gravel.
rhe arxye1 sesces from neglect Of Improper artss-
ment Of tbs kidneys, These organa being Hsak. tns
water u not e1peed trorn tbs hadde1s but allowed %
remain tt becomes ftvustah md sedt<ns toE*s Y
Is rom this depostt that the ssone u r1red and kEavse
:
ensues.
, 1866-07-07

In collection of wAtef b aoae pa7ta Of tha body md
besrs dltaseut names, keoordtnx to The ps.s adct
rig: when generally dused oyer the body 1t u easd
Anssa1ea; vhea II .ns abdomen. Ascasa9; whsa
Tho cheat Hyuruttorax. =
..9.
, i.i.' Il
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