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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Luther Bixbv. a resi
lent of Ashland, was instantly killed in thai Town
on due in this city at four o'clock. lie had = f;"I
lnEse and had aghted from his carriage at cross.
~ this side OF Ashland Station, TO hold him VIII
le train passed. The horse was frightened .s -Iis
ashed on to the track in front of the sppr ana
ain Mr. Bi4by was instantly killed; ,s s0n wb
an an g arm Gabaee bToeSn was thrown distance ana
The horse as killed and h cazrisSe enpev de-
!.SSyed,- Worcester Spy. "a, NAVY w.
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sensation Feniau Reuor,s.

PORTLAND Me-, April 9.-About 200 Fenians sailed
for EastpOrt, Me-, the British frontier, in the
steamer New Brunswick this afternoon. The boat
was unable to take the arms this trip and schooner
was chartered for the purpose.
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Hindling WOet.
Wood Of all Sizes, Oakland Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
South street,
d27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors.
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XxxIXTH CONGRESS.
THE NATIONAL CURRENCY

The loan Bill in the Senate,
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The SMALL Pox.-rhe Chattanooga Union. of the
4th instant, says; This terrible disease has commit
traces may be seen in the graves Of hundreds and the
faces of thousands of the coored population, and the
huts hereahouts have been in danger of losing all
their inmates. Now, however, the disease seems to
have outlived its fercest attacks, and is gradually
The number of cases admitted to the hospital here
from September % TO Decem'r 81, was 900, of whom
100 were citizens and q soldiers. Of these 80 died
Making an average of 300 cases month in the hos
pita during the last three months of 1865 But the
number admitted in the hospital during the first two
months of lS66 was only 800, of whom 16 died. Just
half the average of the three preceding months
With the resumption Of steady pursuits and more
regular and healthy empoyments by the classes most
affected by it. this scourge will probably become as
rare as in other parts of the country.n
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Mr. Stephar pcwsrs norresnondcnt sf tho II,

Mr.. Stephen Powers. correspondent ef the Cincin-
natl Commercial, was before the Reconstruction Com
mittee to-day, and testified at length respecting
Florida. Louisiana and Texas. He takes hopeful
view. In the case of foreign war, The enemy. he
thinks, would get 10000 recruits from the South
unless an army invaded that section The people are
generally in favor of paying the rebel debt but will
offer very little resistance to the collection of the
national tax.
The Freedmen's Bureau has been necessary. and
still is though, afer the next Christmas holidays,
when the contracts for the ensuing year are made it
will not be needed anywhere. The negroes have
purchased weapons, and rapidly learning to take
care of themselves. Some of the Bureau officers
have been incompetent, and speculated it and
made the institution a by-wOrd. The people
more loyal than they were at the end of the war.
The noise of newspapers and politicians is only the
natural reaction from the terror of defeat and the
anprphension of nuuShmpnt
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IN HURRY.-A curious marriage is reported to
have occurred some days since near Bay City. Mich-
gan, which reads like this
, 1t seems that farmer lost his wife by death. and
that the said wife died early in the morning. The
farmer did not appreciate being left alone in the
world and his wie's eyes had hardly closed in the
again Hiching up his team, he takes in his servant
grl and goes to Bay. City to buy garments for the
dead. While there, he married the gira and returned
TO ms home the same night with his second wife, so
tnat by actual count. he was not widower twelve
hours; The new wife appeared at the funeral the
next day in deep black and was one of the principal
mourners over the body of thefrst wife.
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CEDAR CAMPH0R

CLOTHES -MOTHs. Sold by druggists everywhere.
1t HARRIS Il CHAPMAN, Boston.
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McCarty Esq., of this city, was applied to to perform
marriage ceremony in the county. A buggy was
spirited off at three minute lick. he and his com
panion talking the while until the steed stopped in
front OF comfortable dwelling some distance from
town, After glass of wine or two lively CONVEX
satOn ensued in the course of which the squire dis
covered that he was far away out of his county, a
fact which was communicated to the father of the
bride. What must be done? A brief computation
ensued, when the squire suggested a ride toward
town. The proposition was accepted, the bridal
moon shining bright as day, air started southward
After driving about ten miles. and coming few
hundred yards this side the county line the party
alighted and on a clean lawn, by the light of the
moon, the twain were made one by the squire, and
all pursued their way home the squire arriving here
in the wee Sma hours ayant the twa."-NashpiUt
Gazette,
, 1866-11-06

where lie was received by numerous 1ei:nis
anxious 10 show their sy,np"thy t'r i person
accused oFa crime of which he was Declared
to he altogether innocent. Tic at this period
published volume. containing natrattsc
oi lis lite md adventures, which was clyeriJ
read BY large circle, for be had many ac-
qnafntanccs. In this way he penetrated ccr-
tain circles in Paris, and was regarded ~ an
amusing person, Not very long siuce he re-
turned to London again. Meanwhile tho
Belgium police LAD Eot hold Of SONG s, cores 6;
labs connected with the death OF the
youth, who was found dead in bed
With the pistol by his atdc which
has inflicted the mortal wound. The
Belgian minister at London was ordered
to demand his arres; for . criminal c:flncc,
and he is now in prison at Brussels waiting q
second trial.
, 1866-11-06
Extraordinary Trial of 4 Tarkfsh STU
dent Rk &rugssel@s

u. I-achaua. the adyocatc, who dtstlu-
t.11tshrd himself on the occasion Of The trial
OF Madame 1.afar.c, is to plead at the trial
OF Risk Allah E1endi, at Brussels, for the
supr"eed murder OF haspmnil At hotel IN
that citv. The career of Risk Allah Eifendi
has been full Of Incident. The gay circles of
London ahnunded nt one time with gossip re-
latin. te the Turkish student, who was fol-
lowing the lectures on medicine at tue Lon
don University. .-...-,
pcarance and the 1ueney With WHICH lie
spoke most languages, rendered him q gen
cral tarnrite. He received from the Ottoman
Embassy IN London the title Of medical At.
1ache. Amer paying attention. to severn!
ladies q fortune, be eventually atlacaea
the widow Of mcn Of fortune, wns possessed
Of considerable wealth. The world said they
were not happy, and after short residence
at Boulogne the lady died, bequeathin. the
greater portion Of her property to her hus
band. Hi-k Allah EHendt bit sum Of money
was left to young lad. n relation to for
mcr husband, on his attaining his majority.
Risk Allah WAS BIZ will appointed his guard
ian. and was to possess the amount bcqueath
cd hy this legacy tfhis ward died before com
ming Of age
Risk Allah took the 5oung man to Turkey,
where lie assumed the rank OF hey or colonel.
It WAS said that the youth escaped from va
rious dangers while In the East: Together
they, eventually returned to Europe. Al
v may bc remembered, great sensation wa.
Brussels ofthe suicide Of a young lad in thai
city towards the end Of last year. This WAS
the young man TO whom Risk Allah was
guardian. 4 judicial Inquiry took place. aud
meut for tcveral days, but there was want
of evidence that he was In any way connect
ed with the death Of the youth
&c came TO Paris after the Investigation
, 1866-11-06

* HEREAS, Samuel J. Walker, OF the
w a;5 Ct EcytlgtGp. State ol k?G.ucSs1V " y
mortgage deec, dated the tr* DAY OF NAY. 4: - E
1nt TsccIttl IN Keco!teI'4 otoes Of tht GoohT
Coos, ale siate q ulgo!k Il Reox = Z & MersSSs
Il Fe,:1s md state 1po.s. the fclloH1aG
rtai toE1t Patt cfae quarter Of sac
uoa si1 al IN toEn1h1p thirtJ eight S north Gfra2fa
OuIteta (l,) cast ct the third prtretpAl pt1ten oa
ecFlbcI nj tllc~s: commencing a tie Ecrtee4H cor
ner Qf the ncItatAlt quarter Il eatt secuen eN ~
thence kontf AloET tic ekt lee Il sSt1 1oA9ts
,ne hundred ard sixty n9 rods e the south IEe 9.
jAld quarter eee e.; thecce ~et 4onT tad soEtE nS
tfty ~ roda: theooe norta hne psniiel sta tne
.ast line ol aac qustteF ke.bot nns hunt q ~ :i4sg
Inn RODS, 10 the ncr:n 1Ise Of sat quarter ssu39;
thrrce east along Forth line 70 thr rsce Or FStdt
aiuE-cCurSir tEg $50 scres Sxld n1nrtx7<e deed eae.
tEc peea given 11c Eade tef tie purpose e SECURING
the uayuert Of three cIt31 rptttry hrtS4 NJ SAME
GRtf ii SAID Hort1a.e deed, for the sum of tweaVs
e1rht hundred and th1ry three A-d x54-190 dotAt4.
{f2SEh1 eacs oasl1g 11te:cxt G. r. tate 81 ~ ~
ett pet s11u frcE CAFE Acd rAgAoIe u oae+ TWO kad
thrrf yeatr 7cxpec tvry, tyuN. tate-
Wbtreas ccts1t having been EAdf II ~ p.5ns.S =!
day 81 Nay lsse: th4rsfore nosee Is hssssy q E1yes re-
s. tald crtaEe deet lars esetee y *5a.s -
vttt the .nt1est ttereon, a.d 4 y u EyssE axen,
nublc Auct}ot II Court uou1e doo:. IN the aty g
Eh1cogq Co3r1y Of Ccok, frI lSe prrTeat q taiEs
al said rroriaserv rotes atd interest Gu M6udav III
third oar December. A. D. ls{ = ten oeock = n
Of said dAJ. PUERA Il hss+ Ao1.ksFea-
, 1866-11-06

COLLECTORS -tate ol
~ Illinois, County Of Cook-es
CRY CoI!Ec9nz's oK.IcEs ~ Eous5 UT HogsI} leg
Public notlce 10 hereby given that tho fllo.ia: 4e
seT1oSa ais1nts have been plaoca In ny 1Auns fos
Warsn: IL. is, wea,-pa.ed OF. 24th, ls;6, a1c
tsud fur the collection Of specla assessment eT!et
or tne sicuon 6f two lamp posts Futon street. be
warrant No ~. West-Eated Oct s!tsr 1886, and
iesne Tor he collection Of special n*&t<suet levied
for the erection Of ouc tAnp West ChicaRo
Dpt, between Hatstsd Ard AEyxr ssttt&s,
Warrant No. IL. Watt-Dated Oct 9Th, 196s, and
Issued for The collection w special assestmsnt fsvled
streef. between Pe rta st1eet Ard Sanssron STREET
Warrant No. 769. Test-~uated t,tt. Jath, lst5. AID
issned for the collection Of special levled
iIr the tfection Of four lamp poat1 on R-abea street,
between West Lake STREET I'D Falton stEret.
Warrant No. 40, Wc$r-Dakd Oct- 21th, ls$f. md
Issued or the cnllectton oi special asaeaceat tevtd
to: the crettcn q ts:ty-ercn lamp pe.; On Fucker
Warrant No. III, Wet,-natct Oct es;h. 1856 tnd Is.
sued Tor he coil-ctien Of special as>tssn-a: cried
tot The er. ciion Of lire lanp posts IN tIFuop sset
between M4dlkon street ami Monroe s;rt1t
Warrant No. - West-Dais1 oet esth. 1st6, aau is
tutd for lie cole lion Of sptrtal Asses mtat levied
ior the erecton OF two ta pests % G:eea stsrt BE-
sred tor tLr collection Of special assessment !eFtad
ttf the eE.etoa Of htrtrer lamp p1sss on jefferson
street. hetH eeu Judd and Mitchell streets
AL persons interested Ia the said AbaEo SPECIAL As.
sessments arc requested raa&c immediate payment
Al y office. in default Of sutE paf24eDt The aud as
ses*mfhts @tn te Collected st tae csi *aG exrense
tue st!sont liable therefor. A. H. HEALD.
orEt.-1tI F1tr t.0llrctpF-
, 1866-11-06

MEDICAL PROPERTIES :: ~
Buehn les<ea At generally sumulanl 2. Z
Lar tendency 70 the UEHAK1 ORGANS, p.oduc14> =.
res3s, AID Ike etaer sl1ila- u.stlcless, e1ast2:
J,aphases.a, when circumstances 0yaz tats raods a
acton.
1hey arc stEer In complaints Of The Cstc.sg oTKkoA
snchaa
, 1866-11-06

COLLECTORS NOTICE state OF
= 1llrots cauutJ Of Goox: =: rrno-
R,qA N1- II, CutCAG.>. Uct- 9te. lIS.
Public rorce Is ntsetE Etren that the DtioWing Ie-
sc74etd Warrsu1 Esve been PLACED Il ~ hands fos
Wsrssnt I'd South Oct .lth, 1855, and IT,
eutd tor The collection # special hsseneut kvlad
toT Tie erection q atne LAMP posu Q, Calumet avenue
warrant Nc ID, SoQth-Datsd Uct. 2lth. js6s, scd
Issued for the collection OF special lesie
{o- the erection OF tweiSc t{ lamp poas on tndasrs
atenue, bctHee Fourieeutd ssrers aca Sixteenth
warrant 30. a1a south-Dstej u,t- st.h. 1S.;. and
Issued tc1 khe tolet Iiou Of special assessment ieslI
1or he erection e seven @ lamp posts On Sixteenth
warrant No. 5.sl touth-psted Oct 9Th, 1855, and
Issued for the collection Of tpecla A:scasenf levl
for tbe e1rcsion OF eight g la.ap poets On Van u3
tIrtet between Socth els sfFeet ano SCUM Aasses
street. -, o.s,. .,., ,o,r
for mc erection tf fEHE sAsaa posts % Ssn nus!sa
s1rtet between Eo1th Te1a stseet and GFswod s1es1
Warrant 10. 81 Soulh-D1tpd October 2!th, 1854 aud
tssnfd for the collection cf special 1eV
Gor fhe erection ofeieht O. Lamp posts 90 loo1sns sse
ME fruu ulnt4 steet nolh* Asu 10 - 10 co.
ncct viii ir Imp post on said avenue next morrill,
Nar-snf Sc .. sou.ni>a:ezt October 2.sh. 1854 and
t.sae1a tie cuecuoo e special assessment levta1
t@t rs s11ett tetacer Waha-h and Indiana avenues.
III oefsons interested 10 The said above assessments,
are rexlresttA 10 make tmMe1tate payment AZ n5
ot:ser in Lefautt cf such payment The saih asseH.
nrTears llahe therefor. 4. z. HEALD. City Collector
, 1866-11-06

I "A414S oIh q 4No41N -ElaAE II
~ Illinois County oi Cook-ss-
Git COtLEcToks O7FrcE, Roux NJ II.
corE7 Hoter, GHlcAuo, Oeteotr 2i,h. iss5 :
f9e1!c 4sHce II herebF given .ha. Ntl3uin3 Gt-
tciiord WarIArn hsSe been placed ns hAods icr
warrant NJ, lis, Sor.n-pated Oct 2tth, 1ss6, asa
Isucd fnr tbe collection Of e1elAl asses l,iei
for constructing Sidewalk on TIC sor&h side Of Bark
Hawk street. tetacsn Balsted etrerl and c1SbousEe
Variant No. 50 Sortn-patcd Oct. 9Th, lse6s, aol
issued tor the collection Of special assessment ler!ct
lor the erection ct twelve tl} lamp poa Nsssh L.
salle teet hetwcen Division Et1eet Schiller
Warrant No. 81 NORTH -DAteu Qct. aith 1865 AID II
sued for the collection tf special assessment levied
s ne s.s9 e1 sI s. se n2s @ S1 SI.
HsErsnt No. .s. Sorth-Dsfed oct 2ith. e6s and L.
sued tx the collection Of special assessment levied
fhr the tret ton If three 81 lamp psss, Michigan
tued tur The collection of special Assessment leyea
tnr Tic rrcrtisn Il fonr IA limp pos.s Sort Water
erect, between fsush stce.t nnd at. Clatr s1eek
Warrant No. 81, AoTih-pAie1 G.t- 18th. 1Hs6. and t.
tud for ths collection q Special asss;sent leyea
. betxeeu Pine siTtct AMI It. Ctair street.
NarraEt No. ~, Sorth-uated uct- 3!fh. 1855, And
ttsued Tor the COLES on OF .cral Assessment 1celcl
nur. teiwcen North Wells et1ret AID North Lasalle
warrant No. 2se. Eor.h-patei Oct. 9lth 1866, Ant
isue The cellectttn ct special axsesstt levied
fer the erection Of one ~ lamp rst on the e1st tle
ne street, ut llE cnner Of the alley norh OF Sapefio
street.
an persons inte1e.ted IN the aAd above special as
ee4sntLts hereby 1t4uftted t. tnake immediate
pAy yceht At ms EttCe. Ii detault Of such payment
S ta:d assessments will h .hccred At tie coat Hne
~3S~'Sso ~ 0''' N'1'- 4. n. HEALD,
oc71.12t City Collector.
, 1866-11-06

L
Reotn Nc. ii, Lalca@eo. OK. 2ssh. 1S6-
Prpic nctice IL hereby glFen that the fo'Ein9 ae-
er1,bec wartantz have ben placed Ii MT haa5s Tor
ccss,!en;; .s o u ves-p..ed Oct 9th, l aad is.
sr,1 fur The Collection CT special ASSESSMENT 1tFtel
foF rcroE5tluctuK ssdewa on west Ede OF May
S;reei tesF cen lake street acd Futon street
warrant No .59. Te1t-uatcd Oct -sh, 1855, and ts,
s.st (or Tie collection Of specs assessment leried
stree. between Peoria Oll saE-allal stEpe
Nrfr1nt 40. II, vest -Dasn Det 1t;h. 1854 AL =.
suc for tht collection Of special Assessment levfea
sor reronsi-uct!pg Sidewalk west side OF i1 street
hctx zen Skr street snd prot ptsre.
WarTnrt No. ISL Weet-Datetl OCT Attn. Etfs xnu Is.
snt tof lhe collection Of special assessment lavlea
ior the erection O, two lamp prsE on West Es1e see
hetr zen Enlon snt uais1tu trsse:s. .... ,--r
Warrant 50. ie2. Weet-Dated Oct. astr. ly;e and
,n.i fnr ne colectpr Of special assessment Ieyted
~ rfna5!EE ftacwass cast s.ae oi Scush~ cstefu
nrcrrr frc7rt Sinfftsou to Monroe streets.
warrant No. nA Nest-0ttet Oct. nth, l5S6. anc
.trsI S,r The encctinn Of special assesent lcret
a. tte crcr lion cf 1ap posts on Hubbard stree
ha+Wren r. 90 r. Ec e.r9..l sxu Wood ts:ett-
'WaTrsnt SO. 81. Wes-natcd Oct- z!th. 1856, ant
..snrs Ia Tic collection 1f special eEtet
Fnrr street md the west side Of oynt street
warrant No. tea. Wes+nated uet. 1sth- lS6 -
is+urt lpr tic collection OF special aeseinsnt
ror the ERECTION ot wenty lamp pcsts On West Maa*o
Etreet between kobey street and point ABOUT ope I'LL
dret fett u ept Of Oakley street
Al tGtslLS interested IN said aSseS sntata are T
c:o:ted to make immediate rsyE.cnt 1t my otlce;
1efAr Of such pay 1nent, the said aaSe3snents *H
collected At TIE cost aad expense q pcssoHs Ala-A
! tne4i nes4i AH. uEALD, r4 Collector.
, 1866-11-06

C1I CoL1xe-toR'e UrYIcx. Roox No. II.
EslCB1 t1pCa1. CNiCAu0. atk- =, lae6-
Public pnttc- IS hereby Eifc. that the following Dc
sr!!bed Warrants hsFe peen PACED IN nj hands fos
VI asrsnt No, 5H south-Datcd Oct 2lsh, 1856, art
issd for the cu1lb ton Of s1cai as4Asne1t ievIed
lr The eFecliGn Of eight lamp posts uu Txeny+hinth
street bet Indians nyt11c ant Callnet avenue.
tssne col ectiop OF speA1 a4sctauaeut levied
Ietween N ! bash md Michigan airnnrs-,
Warrant No. 5l4. south. assSt 0et akte. lssa tnd
for The erection OF thirteen n3 lamp posts % Mthl
ran ascaue, between Iw eni5 and Twenty NTH
Wsrrsnt No. SIS, South-nate, Oh. a.th. 1ssa, and
teeutd the collection Of special skes5nent eyltd
for The erection ef fbnr q ap post On TSeatS-nnh
Warrant No. 3i6 Sontt-Datei tHtt, 9Th, 1853. 4rt
f*sned for the COLLECTION of speial ASSESSMENT eTttd
for The erection Of two lamp posts % Fourth Avenue
At shy iHllo. tns poi1 sz ons st ins soath%tk co;
Fourth avenue, At ou hundred AID twenty yhye ftes
Warrait IS. 3li. Souta-pa.ed Oct. 2i1h, 1855, And
Issued for tue cul}etton Of spF4i 1%sesstnt 1eEi2
Tor The erection Of +lesen Ni1 lamp loes on Prairie
a.eu+ ee:x,sn Twtntys: :eond street and the second
Warrant No. BIZ eouth-DA:cl OCT. 2ath. 1864 and
3akueh Tor collection nf spettal nAestnent ie :ic
for The trectioh ot one lamp pst or e cor
Warrant No. o1s, South-pAted 0ct. aitn. 1866, 1ui
Issued for the collection Of special assus1ntnI cyi
street. between Wells and clarK st:eets~
All persons interested In tlid Al Assessments are
Requested MAXI immediate psynent st my on1cs L
collected at the coas an1 exp.ss Of the psso! at1
oc3s.lst Clly Collector.
, 1866-11-06


CIfT CokLEc1nRs OFFICE, CorRT Hn:H
RooN No. II, CHICAGO, Uct. 9Th, 1885,
Fnhfie nptce s hereby given that the following DE-
tef1oea Warrants have bec placid In ny haLds tor
WaErsnt No. 81. So.th-patet Oct, 2:sh. 1sss. aud u.
for tht erection Of sixteen tl lamp losts Division
sueea, between SedEwtcE stree; and North CLARK
sEEet excepting the Intersection OF North Wills street.
Warrant No; ;S, Sorth-Dated U.t+ A1b- l96a. aud
t1sd ior .he eoleeton Gf ;ps,al ss;sssnet! lsstst
present eastern terinu. esstT ariE, ii de wit q
tlxtJ SIX tt6l feet. to North Laealle street.
Warrant no. rs. S0ttn-1ste1 Oct. a4th, la, and Is.
snedcF shs ect}rcspn Of Special asses6Eneut levied
1rt nttE, EIadnE and payluS aad tunE North S0te
tt!eet. tf0ai Aithtx4n street 70 CMcaEo Avenue.
warrant No. 80. So1th-Dated Oct. atth, Ls66, and
ter n!ns and grading st. Chair fso the north
ktde OF supeEio: street to Aich.An atsreI
Warrant No. ~, We+t--uated Oct. 9Th. 1865 Aud
Issued tns The cotlectch Vt special RsAesansuS levied
Ter tie erection 81 oLc u l.up post % Peoria stttct
ahout one hundred and fossy ieet uurth Of Madison
street.
Warrant No. rs, Test-pAted 0ct. 18th, 1885, m
Issued for the coec loo Of .ptc!al asessmeni levied
iut ihe erection Of one ~ lamp post West ADAM
suect. between Halsted sttct and 4rcen STREET
Warrant No. s!f, Nest-uated Oct 9ith, 13sa and
tssnrd for the COLLECTION OF rprr81 assessment levied
ios The erection e aFe g lanr po;ts o. Met Tss'or
Warrant No. -, Wtst-pate1 Uet. slth. 1864 and
ts&Iss tor The collection Of speclA! assessment leF1ei
fur hit erection Of l lamp post On West Twelfth
street. heswet Hasted street antf Brown street.
All PERSONS Interested IN the raid above special a.
&c esntnts Ate hereby requested to ul.ke immediate
payment At my ot1ec n default OF .nch payment ths
oc.THt n IL UEhID Caty Collector.
, 1866-11-06

CHICAGO HUM EEEH MARKET.
MoSDAY EFx1ED, November ).
he receipts aud slipn,cIts during the past twenty

The receipts aud s1ipmrzts during the past twenty
fbur houtH we're:
Lpmbe1........... ....-.-.--... iy@a@@ @ 73Ss5am 5
aIsM7 ls ;sg99
Therr was large ncct Of yetsels with lumber A.
rived within this rast fcTty eight hours, aud the de-
nand exhibited IN activity altogether unexpected.
pr1ce4 Ct good qualities wcro 1nantained. while tn
fcrIor carGocs wess from 5oo2*, per m lower Sales
reported were Cargo scho Magnolia from AuakeIo1.
liz MILL run. strips balance mixed at CARGO
schr Ash,abua, tsom Gland River. Is m. u strip+s
halancc m1ri rafcd, at 9ls0; cargo echr Florence.
from Grind River, 70 m common rated ulxcsl IT
flGce, Is III oidtnary lath at Il I1 cargo scsw Cold
su.h from Grand River, 15o N. sxr sawed shingles
at<ls5 50 m shaved do st $ao0 cargo schr Leysnt
FROM Newell Beaumont Co.'s mill, Auskcgun, ITO IT,
ttrfps haan ulxcd mill run, At 81 cargo sc!1
Gypsy, from MuskeEou, g m good null run. strips,
12lc0 cargo schr Arctic rom Manistee. 1S3 m
TINKER 1oist aud scautling, at flM cargo schE FL
Tenpo fzuul Mantetcs Isl II, tassi., ScantlnE, and
fw stzIpa at slic1 cargo schr Transit, from urand
liver 10 m fair raftcd 1srgelv ttsps vt t1ao tnrgo
ecLr Nestcott from Grand River, 20 m common mixed
1t sl7.Oo Il II las at .15 cargo sehr Madison from
Gsa1d flyct, u III common raftel, largely stfips, at
fi615; 6x m sawed shingles 1t 4t4t: cArEo schr
George II. Eobcste from usan1 Rver. ~, m 4 saHcd
ehi1cs =, LIS cargo sclr Three Bells, fsom Grand
III, II. S common mixed fs1ted Rt &1aa taFsu Ehf
Annie IhoElIr. from Grand River. g m common
mixed 1t $16so Is N poor 1ath II oo; cargo rchr
Hanover from Menom!net, about LII m lafgely strips
-st1aps ut 1000 n11row boasas st $3.50 Aheus ~
lath at <4e cargo schs Mariner from Man!ste4, about
100 m STRIPS scantling and joi:t, nj sls.oo: carso
sctr St. Lawrence nom Aaafssec, a@3ut % III scant-
Nn~ so!ss posraa strips and timber, q: $3.50 casSn
bark sanbo,n, from Manlstec, about ITO 1aosiJ
t,ree Inch joi>t, nj Sls.0o cargo ehr Toledo. fsuu
Mutkeson, STOUT . m lumber, Perley's m run, nj
essD u m 1.1n At f.5; ~arGo schr aba, FROM Mas
kcSon, about 50 m lumber, lcrty's mill run, at t1
ls0 m 18th al = cargo erbs Emma from MnaEcGpn
&C NJ peslry' mill run. 1t t2tso, cargo schF FAtrtl
Henry, from stuskreon. rs I'd. Y Ptrint. balance
mt.ea At - 70: cargo sehr Gem, from Grand RtScz
e m eosrse mixed At $tS0o is IN 1ath 1t f49: earcs
| kchr Fisher, from Grand River. - m coarbe mtxre1
ps., loug ii $l1 cargo echr Ids Bloom. froE Whit
Like 6 N 1alr mixed ut Slszs: 10 IN !ath Al f1.as
CARO- seox Tempest, from White Lake. 1% m lssn a
A:s; $50 m saved shingles At t&a2a cargo sch
| l:altcy, from Mnslcson, % Ill lumber Al &l1-o.
III he yards there Is fAtT demand Ut fah p1iess. "
| uIGte:
, 1866-11-06
Pitsabrrxh OH Nfnrke4-fcvrubFr3 s.

Their WAS quite spirited demand for bonded on
curing ths SEEater paxt q she aay tn99zn .oxsris T.
sonseaasas q rseoEs.d ,sasssse ,3.e.'issnee aoW
Il I'd against u Sid ia Is 81 by steamer, material
declnr, and II true Is eeE,sin TO have dep:Gs.lnE
cNect nu onr 1uarK.t Nec4a fep3rt EAleA of Np bfs
for November, 1t s}r, free hoa1d cars herr: 40 h
Tercrber b. o. sc 5o0 ior same month and u no
atd 81 fos petem.cr ds!iysTT n Phtl.dtpnls = sc:
NAY be fa!fy Etvrn a. sac to sic. tEc board cass
hf-r and to SC drvrtri IN l'htisisphit. II the
fnffarz NJ a.,nye referred ta thnt prove n he ror
rrct fhcsc quot cannot rossib3y be MAINTAINED
ans, on rstsrs had better make up tts minds that