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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03


jerks was heard to express his determine
ton to make . present TO himself q The New
Years, of handsome suit Of Clothing. He
viii get them 1t Hess, Stern Co.'S.
You will do good thing 1t The commence
ment OF the Year q Grace 1865 BY going to
vencill / Jones md tresting yourself 70 .
new suit of Clothing.
Encounler viii . PanGhe1.
A young man, named Hill, Of South Gran
vile, Washington county, New York, had .
singular encounter with panther the other
day, while hunting for squirrels. His dog
began barking at the mouth of csve and
came ont Of the opening bleeding. - if having
had tussel with some animal. Hill deter
mined ITO zee il ont $50 be procured Ian
tern and axe, and REGISTERED the care. For
6Aesu fest he had to crawl TAsn he was
able to stand MP. He procceded City feet
further when he saw the eyes Of anilnal glar-
ing 1t him. Hill poked the sun, which the
stranger seized in his mouth (; he Are1 the
animal made rush, but blow with the
hatchet finished him. The question then was
how 10 get him out. Dragging IVES pFaeticA-
BILE until he got 10 the narrow spot, when he
had to call for help, and il required Eve or
nix to pull the captor and captive TO the open
cir. Il proved to the great sstoniaAment Of
1r. Hill, to b. panther nix feet lona. The
hustler sid hgroald faEhex 6xht rebels than
undertak as0oAer sch : job.
TN eholera i raging With great severity at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

oSE OF the features of New Years day in
our city, was the celebration by our colored
population, Of the anniversary Of their eman-
cipation. They employed the brass band, and
turned out with flags and banners and trans-
psreneies, IN well appearing procession.
After marching through the principal streets
they returned to their church, where the Pro.
clamation of Emancipation was read BY Mr..
Anderson, and addresses were made by Messrs
Anderson Shelton, Depugh, and Arbuckle.
That i've years, from January 6rst, 1861, to
January first, 1855, were no longer than other
half decades of years, but they wrought won
drous changes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

HOUSE FOR RENT, containing nine rooms.
Enquire of VIM. Stannus. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

WHILE seeking tomorrow for scmethin.
elegant aud valuable 70 present your friends.
o0n't fail 70 call 4 Sam'l @. Bridges. TAer.
are gold and silver, md splssdid Fancy Good
innumerable, from which 70 max. vour =.
I lections
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

EOR SALE.-84O scres Of Land, 800 in
euitivasiOp. 100 n sisbsr-nsriy n nsssr ssses-
vffA twosGy Ersms DussAne. esatan6Ag sf0At rsons;
6reueA - psacs GoG orcAerh an1 DfeAs nnrx - By
- NJ ThA isrn = dtsssrd fvs niies nossA Of ~
Is Ao.ss Valley nAiirosA, = onaY3tA In Van Rursn
I'd; u IL stass, I'D vii b s,d " ~ ~ srs hsii
tpws, ard - beafee u0s With PCT crnt interest
kos further tnfornAfioa call On WILLIAM WRIGHT,
- Tie p1una - Y. y. fEN-ulCG
nov0 Heal Kstafs Asvse, Keokuk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

aoos Snan&eb
WE left our readers in the old wear; We
come to them in the new. Would that with
the year we could have buried injustice and
wrong in every shape; buried hate. that il
should prompt never again to the bloody
baptism; buried the spirit of rebellion. that i
should never again incite to violence against
the national unity; buried the slave spirit that
the nobility of manhood might ever be vindi
Gated buried the crimsoued hand of ass.ss;.
nation, doubly damned by the preciousness
OF It's victim, that no second stain rest ever
upon our national escutcheon buried arief
In the graves about which it hoyers; buried
want and suffering, and sin and all upchari
tablenesss and evil passions, personal failinrs
and social wrongs, and national faults. and
with the New Year have ushered in the Col
den Age of Right, of humanity redeemed
and regene-ated. But the race goes on no
slow to that final end that the stoutest hearted
grow aweary, and the most sanguine should
be satisfied il, at this commencement of 1866,
The race has made the merest pendulum
SWING IN progress towards the Right and the
dreat Consumation during the year 20 70
Gently closed.
Sadly to many hearts brightly and slad.
~ to many hearts, the Old passed to its r,st
In the cemetery ofthe dead years' and the
= New came in.
And we toss him health as he passssh By,
"A bumper to thse, Old Year.
AZ maketh No grieve to say teood-bye,
ana sorrow to - thss drosp and de
But We cannot spare tear.
For the lives that are most quickly told
Need all the tears that fall.
ana friendship fades - friend grows old.
ana lovers love 10 hot and cold,
And year outlivsth all."
Then the Yuls-log Aieksrs faint and low
And we think Of those that died.
That sat beside us year aeo.
ana ciasPcd our hands and loved m TO-
AT the holy Christmas -tids
Their speetres rise through pist Of t..,.
And sit by the hearth again.
Anu Too aisle Of the waited hail appears
10 tnrong with the lives of parted yssrs.
And bodies Of buried men.
And stl the sentinel keepefh ward.
But his round il nearly done.
II Is the hour to change the guard
"A " ~ he,n Geld and charrsd,
And SO 10 the dawn Of the morning rr,y
Huh Christmas carol and chins.
Inc Old yer PeAeefaliy passed away,
ana anotssr sentinel stands to-day
On the Citadel Of Time. -ss
And during the day and night watches Of
this new sentinel, for his sppo;asea time, NAV
ne tell the hours in giadneu to you, oh.
reader and change never the burden Of his
!" Ans Well"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

And fancy these their names will be:
Upper pot Sootikin' -s6cratehawa y'-ther .!
Were there ever kittens with these to compAref
AID We call the old mothsr--now what do you
think?
tTabitha Longclaws Tidleywinki"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09
Weather Reports.

BUFFALO, Jan 5.-The thermometer
here stands 10 degrees above zero; at Sta
ten Island IA degrees below zero; at Bur
lington, Vt, IL degrees below zero; at
Montreal 81 degrees below zero; at Otta-
wa, C. w, 10 deg; at Troy 20 deg below;
at Albany Is degrees below zero. Other
weather reports indicate very cold
weather extending from far east to far
west.
NFw YORK, Jan. s.-Reports of the
weather this morning states that mercu.
ry is 81 degrees below zero at Utica; 8
degrees below at Halifax and Portland;
10 degrees below at Bostoai l2 degrees
below at Philadelphia; degree below at
Washington, and at o'clock this morn
ing in New York it was 10 degrees below
zerr, aud has fallen from above zero to
below it since.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09
Agents Wanted Everywhere.

Our patrons are desired 70 send United St1tes
money vhsn il 10 convenient Long letters are
unnecessary.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must N
every case be accompanied by the CAss, With
the name of the persOn sending and Town,
County and state plainly written. Letters
should be addressed to the Managers a. iOl-
lows
GOODWIN, HUNT g. CO.,
Box s70s Pos, once, New York
dec 25-3n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

James F. CharieSW0rth,
RNEY AT LAW, 80 81
"A CLAIRSVILLE, Belmont county, Ohio;
Particular attention paid to the settlement OF Of
Estates, Collection of Debts, and all klndS el
Army Claims. neoi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09
The Cattle Plague.

We have not heard of this disease on
any part of the American continent. In
England it continues to increase; the
official returns for the week ending De-
cember, II, 1865. gives the number OF
cases at 5, 5,356-an increase of 52e over the
previous week A conference was held
in London recently, at which the Roy
al Agricultural Society and Others were
represented; and resolutions asking for
more stringent measures for arresting
the malady were adopted, and urging the
formation of National Assurance Com
pany. The Royal Agricultural Society
and the Farmers Club agree In recon-
mending "the stopping of fairs and mar
kets-the branding of animals exhibit.
ed for sale-the immediate slaughter OF
beasts sent for sale at the place where
they are ofered-the slaughter of for
eign stock at the port of Decentralization
and the disinfection of skins"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

New ORLEANS, Jan, 6.-Cotton dull;
declining sales $500, forty-nine TO fifty
Gold 423; standing AT.
The Picayune learns from gentleman
recently from the interior of the State
that the freedmen positively refuse to
make new contracts, 60 to work or leave
the plantations. This is their reply to
the owners of several large plantations,
where freedmen were comfortably loca-
ted and it was thought wsrs entirely
contented. They allege as reason that
they expect new proclamation that
will materially benefit their condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

CLERGYMAN, writing from Texas TO
the Post Office Department concerning a
contract for carrying the mails, says he
contributed in no way to the Confeder-
ate cause except to pray tor its success,
and is in doubt on th account whether
he can conscientiously take the test
oath, but" he adds, 'as my prayers were
not answered, think they shouldnot be
considered as aid and comfort given to
the enemy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, Jan.


SENATE.--The President pro tenn, laid
before the Senate communication from
the Mayor of Washington, transmitting
the results of the late election in that
city on the subject Of negro suffrage,
which WAS ordered on the table.
Mr. Morgan presented memorial of
the New York Chamber of Commerce,
asking for legislation to protect northern
creditors from the operation of southern
statutes Of limitation, which was referred
to the committee on Judiciary.
Several petitions of soldiers in the late
war, asking for an equalization of pay
and bounty, were offered and referred,
Mr. johnson presented the credentials
of Randall Hunt, senator elect from Lou
isiana, which we're ordered to lie upon
tho table.
Mr.. McDougal offered a resolu tion cal
ling on the President for information in
regard to the issue of an order from
Court officers of California forbidding
the expectation of arms over the from
tier, and whether such order was not in
violation of neutrality towards Mexico,
which was adopted
Mr.. Creswell offered a resolution, which
was adopted calling for information as
to why the commission ordered to inves-
tieats the claims of loyal slave owners TO
compensation for eoiGred volunteers ON;
ing service to them had not been appoint
| ed.
Senate at 1880 adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Morrill,, troms the com
mittes on Ways and Means, reported a
hiE authorizing the issue OF bonds for
funding the issues of United States. 1t
authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury
to. issue six per cent commercial bonds,
| Indefinite in amount, to fund all floating
debts. interest in Europe to be i've per
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

4 CoNxEcTICpT man is pushing
through the patent Office a new m 1chine
for manufacturing the coffee berry out
of heur. For the present he has sban-
doned the manufacture sf wooden nut
msgs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09
St,0O0,00O

Distribution ls made N the following manner ::
CERTIFICATES naming each article aud its
VALUE are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are we'll mixed. One OF these Envelopes
Containing the Certificate or Order for some
Article will be delivered at our Office Or sent by
mail to any address, without regard to choice, on
receipt OF 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what Article it DRAWS, and its value, and
can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
Article named or can choose ANY OTHER one
Article on our List of the same value
iR7 Purchasers of our SEAL ED ENNEL'
OPES may in this manner obtain an Article
WORTH FROM ONE TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

The exact number of Brigham Young's
wives is one hundred and eighty-fve
Of these the oldest is forty nine, and the
youngest thirteen years and ten months.
In the course of his life he has lost
twenty-eight of his spouses by death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

Major Gee, the commander OF the rebel
prison at Salisbury, N. c., who was sent
nom the Old Capital prison about a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-09

u CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY
OF THE ABOVE ARTICLEs Ior
ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHAsBNG
A SEALED ENVELOPE FOX ID
CENTS.
~ Five Scaled Envelopes VIII be sent for
sl.G1; Fl even for 600; Thirty for $500 Sixty
five for 5000 Ono Hundred for Sl5.O0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-12
COUNTRY BOARD.

VoNKERs.-RooMs TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT THE
May House. Baldwin place. References exchanged Ad
dress boz Ia yonkers Post oflce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-12

E0R sALD-!oNE OF THB FINEST IMPROVED AND
best located Stock on Drain Farms In the West contain
ing sss siIuaisd h clay county Illinois, the Ohio
q Flora land 81 ric Polling prairie, under high
state q $50 In wheat; 800 acres In
the balance 10 pasture The whole farm Is finely
fenced in the most substantial There ne large
dwelling house, five good frame tenant houses barns &c
cest varieties OF fruit The location healthy and pleasant
and Is every we'll adapted for stock grain farm
WIN be sold low and on easy terms Of payment
SAMUEL A. SARGENT
81 West Third street. Cincinnati Ohio.
, 1866-02-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

Browns VeTmHuKe Comhts, or WoFm
lozon9rs--Aueh slelness, undpuhtedlT. with eaA-
cFea snd ,duls. atfnb1!sa e otaa sauies aa,e o
Although efeetual IN destro riug wos,nl, eAn Do no
possible injury to the noat dellcsts child. thu
vstrabls combination das eeen aueeeastaJ used hy
, 1866-02-19
Ql)ifaoo Grlbn1le.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ", 1886.
THE CITY.

ooop 1EHf1ARa-TAe Mission Lodge Of Go0t
npArs. Eeceully organized n this city, uake II
thai.at appeal 10 Christian friends TO MD them l,
d. nn - o. tesnpe1anee reoE1n. l. hav1a.. - the.
eniritrs even bt, oub This that Of prouounl
sni..sor 1satanecmeat among tnotr 10 whom toea
44oo1s ex1ena.
FAsa4 Apc1ptxr -Ttr-.. -,,
TO nsuy nf mr.. e1,i-.,. Ns u'c5, Well AaoMz
-tytv ofus.n " % mate OF the propeller
ofe Fass eyeo,nn .a .ea cow 20. ,ne ao
sesefTE that he dleo in aboft f3,rre bnTe. - ~ -
su; SHsu; 70 leaves vile and fh,ee c,fId, ~ IN r.,
uucod 1teumetuncet,
c17T AssEssons.-The time ID r,ntdtx ,,~ro,.h.
lnR which City Atsessoss must be chosen fy tbc
common Council 10 nake IN the nronrr+v N.tx for
curtnt year. We nouce thst the f1Irnds of scrr-
tae Wpsk ts an 1mpottnf one and the of:ees shonIf
oe nlaed hS noae 6H, really conpctept mcp.
AFRICAN clzrcr,s Rons.-Ihe Northwestern
eeasus Aid a., Commission, No, 1G Mosase ae
made 70 Cenha an5a ipr haiise ea,e'; Wh.sa h1s
e. 1 .s ,.a ~ - - ~ dnrnt.S - ~ 49, =. =
,ns1. ~ EnsS vSn Mds1 ~
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c..1.s r r,u. ~
nA.laoAnr AM ~. o1oLk-tne Aaano,e een'
sre run xt,h thetr sccustou,ed .ceularity.
The Michigan Central tFs1na viii resume regular
rFnbins Inc commencing 'nte tsu0oas} evening NJ
~. r,h.- end. 1c.drn e-c,n vile c1,v 49, .1t !,
+nnr;,u w. nrtar soaus 's7's "'u u1s e's 0e ~
Tn s-.,r. z,rT~o-on, ...,or,.a,,ns,,.
4.t s'AAas ,.1a'' 1aoau;-out seAho"teosneal. @
oSlcne oues Of a.ritsnoe u u tbe - altieulpes % @ o.
c1ttoned J tho accident 10 our eight cylinder p1es.
The zet1x'g has one Of The largest and most com
while we mi i: upnec.sss1y 10 av1u oarseives q
the k1ndnets Of its psoprietorn we arc under cqusl
obligations 10 them lo1 their friendly oter.
TER HoxE-lABo7 MoTExN1-The committee
appointed to procure s,epatnrcs tor csll for the
iosshsonsns meeting & q thS ssaenas 81 Home Laoo'
House. % Monday eycu1ur, l9th INST. nj flrht
O'Clock. md 10 trng w1th them The sicnatlsea thus
~ ohta}neo. Inc committees on Speakefs. HAL,
Eesolut'ons, &C, arc also requested to meet at tho
General W COMMUTE. mn tie - ''''' u ''e 'f''e'' u
Sn1n.n :. ~ - e'I'o" In %shos as,,. o. tae 20.
Monday errn,ng in Smith 4 Nixpns Eau, in the
interest Of the aboucy pa.ty Of the Fcnisu npoth.
erhood Ne viii speak o. ihs Eenizn question
pcut.siity Of lie Uuited STATES has been ieopsy.
died sud mey be preserved ia the proposed FesIsu
s'sss:ie; NJ sinaoit i . sloansnt s0sakcz. ID
lrishmtn md to all American ci11xcu<
-
IAp1Ks' DnEssES ELEGANTLY Fu1Ep-Nu, C
D.casI'ente1. oi NO. 1as LAKE steef' Il widely
known 'of ne eleSfnee ana aeeasate ntting o. nc
dfefees made by hef. an N which has oecastoned
isa;.. Thr eoinf,ns ~ ths 1nvstrrx she
nn1 ce}rx ~ .fs .,nhitc n hcr usrtnns: nrsss @s
1Te1s 1hIrh Thrr 1ff.et r. 90 se11 Tsifh ,a.tT'
S,o.. .,sr - 1,.r tbetn IN sII;.,rh T,1 =. H.
uso q ooe Of these Charts. IN absolutely perfect d.
fnTn eifid n ~ n the fst ,snmsn ~ ~ R.,rrr ~,
.enfn ~A''@ ~ " VAC A1' "''t'a1' :" &1H'
Roaats1.-vt,lsam am Mai IaorhlIn WINS aceured in
en- p,,Ir. f,,,.+ ~, u.t1.d.r -, tro.t,1., scwz
~ .osst, o aas .e.oa ~. - - S.u.. wv.
"a.
, 1866-02-19
M A H H If d.

In this city. On Abe tsth irss By the FEs j. IT, Tut
&. ~: nLfTgRC c. F9RpHAM and Miss EM4S ~ III :.
LIAM II. BrsICE aud Miss SARAH ]. WELLS.
In this city. BY Rev. r. ". Patterson. Mias MINNIE
E. CDMsTCCE and d CllAELE3D THOMPSON.
At Ratayia ILL.,. pu the l5tu init at the tesidBnce OF
Tie hTsdeB 1ather by the Rev. f. II. lanr1on Of Chl
caro. Nil II. r. H6ICOTT, tae Of tbs I'D III fni'tyl
Natevss, III.
, 1866-02-19
CENTRAL PARK
Orphnn's Benefit Monday Night.
Uitr, NDttre8
CORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS
INTHE CHICAGO C1TT CENETERT-Bva do
utIe 10 that part Of the Chicago c1ty Cemetery EN-
bracea IN lots numbered ftom (sD tnrty tFo to Aad
pf GREEN'S sufseY md from number eight hundfed and
four !so 70 nnd tpetna,nx number oaste:1
Al feEr1s5 NcetlaK q The Common Conaeti. held
for DE removal Of the d-td nom that park OF sad
Cemetery to which aatd lille was declared Invalid
The uuder7tgped hare oxen appointed to carry out
tho pfo1isions Of sad Oticanct. And for tho sccom
modsuou Of parties 11sktt sted hATsopentd a. once
III Room 10 = Court IouAe. WbeTt ~ nfoyn 4hou IN
fertnce 10 the matter can be obtained and afTAnze
mtpts mada for tho selection nf new lots tn othef
Ctrrede3 md the removal the dead to the sAUe In
scsoedxuce With said Ordnance,
j. Il. RICE Mayor.
WALTER EIMHALI. ! ...... -.
". N00pARnt Common Council
CHAS g. WICKER.
1VER LAWSON,
felEm41t.2tt1p E. y. bENsQg. S1pf:
, 1866-02-19
Dart1tfrsttp.
General Rgtites.

NFFICE OF THE MER-
CHANTS SAVINGS, LOAN AND TRUST co.
Chicago, February 16, 1s6a.
The Animal Meeting OF The stocfhofders Of this coz
nany Tor the election Of Trustees, T1n De neo mo
once Of said compnny, on
MONDAY, March 5th,
Between the hours of 10 4. N. md ~ ms
IL. GAGE, Secretary.
rna46
, 1866-02-19
MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON.

This youug rifted American orator hat consented
10 Eive tatd only this acssonl Of her Lectures
NIGHT. The 1lst tnst
The subject Is . FLOOD TIDE" and has pfo1ed one
Of The rocsi popular ~ well rttufea ths
she hsl err gwen. IN proof of which crowds IL East
erp tttles have oftea been obliged 10 70 AWAY from
xrse halfQ rnAh1o 70 zasn admiration.
Tickets TO be Ind u LJon q Hetly1 at g eents
II npnlisd for ou MoodAY, tho I9th. MIS- {p
, 1866-02-19

fTOR SALE-At 400 South Canal
81. Ergtns Lathe: tt:Ineh sging; ~ 4 wayt,
Manufactured ii Eonueltvtle, Ind; i t5inch Fan; s
rails Iacl:tht Bellows 400 Il. clear, Inch plank
kt.n cttt 4. USstl
, 1866-02-19

P1RsuxA1--A 1etle, from r.si1 contains The u
teirrucr thst The rtte ol confirmation vas admin,
istcred bY Right Rev. HI. Whitehonse, Rpiseopa
Bahop OF The Diocese Of Illinois, for two successive
Suudayt IN lbs American chapel at Pans. addresses
eiors, Tho second administration Of the site VS.
neceeelta,ed from the religious !ntt1est uanale
and the number OF pefBoDs desiring to renew :aell
baptlemAl vows, B{shop Whitehouse le{t Paf1z OF
INC esd Of January for Madr11 via BordeaH1
, 1866-02-19
.8erBDnal.

pERs0NAL-John M,eyers q :
- Iii cr 9end hta tddfess 70 - efotaef,
Nsyer. st Hatch hotel. NaEth wellsSI s8
, 1866-02-19

rUK SALE-Saloon on State st.,
ouc oa CLARK r. que on 1asall. .st.., one on Ram
Gotpb It,, one on Wells ss one Dearborn Bt- aud
one op Kinz1e Ut. t71ce, from 500 to s-ea Eeranls
close them ont At any price. We want n5o1ey VAIN
, 1866-02-19
.Fot Sale.

N'OK SALE-A photograph gal
IL Iery--she best psyiug ip The city. Done bust
ntis Of over ssooo last esg. Low ren. and eyc1y
horutbt {elyuG64
, 1866-02-19

DOR SALE-Household furniture
L, to be sold reEy cheap. Must b so1d this week.
ApnIy at II DuasU1d st.. West Side. tel9MSlt
, 1866-02-19

TOR SALF-6o, 900 brick in-good
IL ecndlliou. Inquire It A. SALIsPURY'S Real
Ittate ONCE corner OF Canal anc Randolph 1tseets-
, 1866-02-19

TOR SALE Horses and Wagons
i cAeap for cash. Jl7 West Lake st 1n6c6
EOR SALE-A Store and Fixtures
bArruin. Address "" stat1on u, rosf Occ, Chicago.
, 1866-02-19

FOR SALE = At one-tenth the
l. value, $50 acrrs land 10 johnson Co East Ten
netsee. near Tsyloss,ie, and On tho line Of the pFu
posed 1.lirGsa run Ahipedon, "a. 70 MoIsaatea
IEun Ore Of cay ac:ess H ths land, Md rlcaty q
TiusbeT. HOatNE f. 4 ASBkEWS, AEta&8, 81 Clark
, 1866-02-19

TOR SALE-Hiokory Wood
j Qpc Hundred Corda OF the beat kind OF Canyda
Hickory Wood Tor aale By HERN1Hfz GupFR-
GAIN, Ellsworth Btrret, uear Polk street Bridge,
WRIST side Of the riysy. H3l3