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FROM WASHINGTON.
Feuisn Mas Meeting-Our Relations
with EngIand-Pardens- APpoint-
neutp-GeneraI KiIpntrick.


ments-GeneraI Fitzpatrick.
NEW York, Nov. 1O.-The Herald's
Washington special says: A mass meet
ing of Fenians was held in Washington
yesterday, at which General Heath,
Captain Geiser and others, delivered
speeches. Resolutions were adopted
protesting against the sentences of
Lynch and Mcmahon, and thanking the
President and Secretary Seward for
their interference in behalf Of the pris-
oners.
1t is understood in the diplomatic
circles that our relations with England
are improving. The British govern
ment has un0fficially shown such y
friendly spirit, that it is believed the
indemnity claims will be settled with
out an ultimatum from this side.
1t is more than probable that such ar
rangcments are being made with Juarez'
administration that the United States
troops will soon enter Mexico.
The President has almost ceased the
granting of pardons to residents of
Southern States who were engaged in
those qualified to speak on this matter
tnbt no paTuOn6 Will Dc pranteu lOT un
indefinite period, to those who led in
the late instruction, or who accepted
offices in the United States, either in a
civil or military capacity, previous to
the rebellion. The Same authority
states that the reasons which have in
fiuenced the President in thus with
holding the issue of pardons, are Of
political nature, produced by the recent
elections.
Benjamin C. Truman, formerly war
correspondent and latterly on special
government duty in the Southern
States, has been appointed special post
Office agent by the President, for Cali
fornis and the Pacific coast, and has
started westward.
Mr.. Baker, Y. 8. Death and Burial
Recorder in the Department, has receiv-
Cd intelligence from Texas denying the
report that the authorities there had re-
fused TO allow the privilege Of burial Of
those who fell in the contending armies.
to be inferred in the same burial
grounds. He stated the reports were
based on purely political fAbrications.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: 1t is currently reported that Ma
jor General Fitzpatrick, United States
Consul for Chill, is to DO relieved. and
A. ]. Rogers, Of New Jersey, will be ap-
pointed to fill that mission.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,


b. NEW YORK, November 10.
COTTON-Declining; very little de-
mand; 36c for middlling uplands, and
3sc for do Orleans.
FLOUR-Dull, and 10a20c lower:
10 45all IS for sound common and extra
State; s11 40al2 s. for extra round
hoop Ohio, and SIP 40a14 10 for trade
brands; market closing quiet.
WHISKY-Quiet and nominally nm
changed.
WHRAT-More active, and Ease low
er; demand chiefly speculative; 81 BOA
2 IS for No 2 Chicago and Milwaukee.
the latter price for prime; g O0a2 Is
for No. 3 do, and s. 20 for fair white
Canada.
RYE-Quiet; Canada at 81 40; sales of
800 bushels State at 81 90.
BARLEY-0pened shade firmer. but
closed dull, 81 % for Canada West. and
81 05in bend; 81 % for inferior STATE.
and 81 Is for 2 rowed State.
BARLEY MALT-Steady, at 81 so.
CORN-Receipts q, 400 bushels: mar
ket dull, and prices without decided
change; sales of $1,000 bushels; 81 q
for shipping mixed western in store.
and 81 25ial 26 for do afioat.
0ATS-Dull, At 69a7lc for Chicago.
7la72c for State, and &c for Canada in
bond ---
= C0FFEE-Firm but quiet. &sCf q
GROCERIES-Sugar steady; Cuba
tcfalli. Nolasses quiet but firm.
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-,,,,, NM. o2a22i for

fEi .nd ssas5I for refined in bond
PRoYIsIoNs-Pork lower am anu c a
ssttleS: 25Ia96i for regular. :, ana i Gu. eas5n
s &C. new mess, closing at p 62 for CASH sI6
ior , he eS 1saa3 25 for prime; also 3,o9o
a anu "a new mess at 25 % for sellers oP-
DATES far Nov November; 25 90 for sellers op-
non a n1l the year, and a5a25 . for sci.
non IN far January. Beef market
I lers Upd Beef hams dull; sales OF
t.a SIaareis ut 31a4i. Bacon quiet. Cut
o. ot heavy: 12ai3i for shoulders, ana
, ,ng for hams. Dressed hogs heavy;
a dsa a,ai for western chiefly at 10. Lard
heavy and lower; 13al4f. butsei LEI. s''
5oa33 for Ohio, and Sa44 for state
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OTTAWA, Nov. 10.-It is understood
that Messrs Mcgee & Gait viii sail with
the delegates for Europe on Wednesday
next, the former rs representative for
Canada ut the Paris exhibition, and the
latter to assist in the completion of the
confederation. 1t is expected that Lord
Monck will leave for England about the
middle of December.
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I'd, Ioui. Market.

ST. LOUIS, November IV'
Flour dull and unchanged. wheat
easier at 70a2 IS for choice, ooai O %
for fancy; no demand for low grades IS
Corn dropping 75aS0 for new; soa6 o'
for old. Oats dropping, 5Oa5lt. FRO,
visions dull and unsettled. Lard dnll
at Isle for choice leaf Whisky STEADY;
35c in bond; 80 free.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 10.
Elour dull and declined sc. Wheat
dull and 1Oc lower, closing at w ior
No. l, and 79al 81 for No.2. Corn de-
clined 4c; saaS8t for No. l, and S3ao5 TOR
No. 3. Oats quiet and declined laltc I;
sales at 4Oc for No. .. High wines "a.
Hogs heavy and declined lOal5c.
Freights dull.
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Tre...re f.r Ruropc-Cyru. w. Pield.

New YORK, Nov. 10.-Steamers City of
Paris and Deutschland took out for
Europe to-day S923, 900 in treasure.
Cyrus w. Field, who in the prosccu-
ton Of the Atlantic Telegraph enter
prise twice came near financial ruin,
and finally was obliged to compromise
with his creditors, has addressed letter
to every creditor who suffered by the
suspension Of his house in 1860, request
ing . statement Of the amount compro-
missed, adding interest for oil the
amounts thus fAs shown to have been
lost BY creditors, and has given check
in full. The whole viii be about
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Nov. 10.
Flour quiet; wheat 2a3 lower; spring
and other grades firm and unchanged;
new white Michigan 2 81; amber 1ea.9;
one spring 24a25; corn, shade lower, gta
% for mixed; oats Sc lower; 40 for lake
freights; corn 3.
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!, The Quartermaster-General has de-
cided to have the graves of all Union
soldiers in the national cemeteries
markedwith cast-iron beadblocks, with
suitable raised inscriptions. A contract
20 carry out this design viii shortly be
awarded 70 some fortunate iron-founder.
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wisesusip Election.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1O.-The Radical
majority on the Congressional vote of
this State is not less than 20, O00; again
of over 100 per cent on,the vote of 1864.
The Legislature stands: Senate, % Rad
icals and II Democrats Assembly, 20
Radicals and 80 Democrats.
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THE WEEKLY REGIsTl

Is published every Friday. It's con,css d
made up Of all Important news ofth, v
telegraphic reports, transactions 10 the pss
Editorials upon subjects Of general inispx
Agricultural Column, special corresposk
from all parts Of the State, choice liienT /
poetical selections, and large amour, %
fully prepared miscellaneous rradiHg suits
all classes Of the community. In shsa !
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue bsi
best Family Newspaper evsr yubIisAd o.
STATE.
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CINcISSArI, Nov. 10.-The mail train
on the Little Miami division, this MORN
ing, was thrown from the track near
Milford by broken rail. Two carr
were preeipitated down an embank-
ment; another turned completely over.
Three persons were injured. No one
killed. lIigs.lLF . 4 -
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall be famed for n, IN.
and reliability. The best and latest mr..
that can be obtained by TELEGIlH,
NAIL. I'm relation 20 matters Of gensnl ~
will always be laid before our readtn !
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thoroughly and constantly posted upoa i |.
Of Importance.
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Nrw yopE November 10

NEW YORK, November III.
Money easy at Sac per cent. for call
loans. Sterling exchange steady at l O9a
09t. Gold lower; opening ut as, adj
vancing to 465, and closing at AL.
Government stocks quiet and steady.
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
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TIL e RE GIsTER

VIII strive to make the popular mind N,
conviction, rather than slavish BY dIc,,,,
will labor 10 disseminate only such WV.
current questions a. bear the stamp 4 =
and the seal Of truth.
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Special Gable Dispasehc. 70 the wsrId

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-The World has
the following special dispatches over
= the cable:
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Telegrams from
Frankfort, dated last evening, advise q
better feeling in American $50 Securi-
ties, the amount of sales for cash being
T,35s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.-The flour mar
ket is moderately active. Indian corn
shows decline of Sa6d per quarter of
1900 blu. Corn quiet at 35s for mixed
western. Sales of mess pork at us Cd,
and 75s peri Dbl for prime. Lard-a
decline Of 6a9d per cent.
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THE TRI.WREELY

Is published every Tuesday. Thursr IN
urday, and contains, besidcs the cosS,st Z
issues Of the Daily, many ~
Items prepared especially FOR this pnblaA
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10 Butts ''old Bens" blk los,
IS caddies do do. do. p"
10 Adults Niagara" do. .
20 caddies do. do.
81 butts Dew Drop" do. ''
~ caddies Hombrick do.
10 ! boxes Emily Jones natl IT,, Id.
81 do. Diaiem soft pd. 3 inch.
So do. wheeler's nd pd. do.
5ido. do. hard pd. ID: Jumps
10 do. 'Aiillie Collins" hard pd, Id. Jumps.
do. Reen's Fine Twist natl II.
Sd do. Miller's r and X. twist choice.
lOdrums Fig Leaf
20kgs. 6-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls +. G. smoking tobacco.
10 blf bbls- L. q. do. do.
le bbls G.. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls T.. S. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco IL large and the assort-
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer;
chants are respectfully invited To gave us cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, November 10.
Flour very dull. Wheat 2 O4 for No.
|. and l IS for No. 2. Corn "a for No. l..
Oats IS for No. 2. +~o 'cT
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ELOUR.-
Il $50 bbls. "Pollock's Family White Wheat
Flour.
200 do. Legal Tender" do.
50 do. Superfine Flour in store and arriving.
MAXWELL, Campbell & T1NGLE.
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The Circulation Of the Do
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any Other pYl
the State, makes II the best adyertisiHs ID
In West Virginia.
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reports from Wheeling and all pronlirI
ern and Western citiea
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william kfytsr. feessssd, ~ .ssee
ss me- s sss ~ 81 s's s.s;!s ess
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C0FFEE-Ffrm but quiet. 2s-f @
GROCERIES-Sugar steady; Cuba
Nolasses quiet but finn.
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Farmers, Merchants and @
tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially eoass
the preparation Of this column, and no IN
man In West Virginia should hesltals b .
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VNEA.-
10 hlf Oh. choice G. p. Tea.
10 do. do. 4. ii. do.
IS do, medium gradesG. p. and \. ID.
10 do. Oolongs. for sale.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL ILNuLH'
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NAILS.
~ 900 kegs assorted sizes nails, best brands,
AT MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLES.
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1aoI.EsALE eRocERs

COFFEE.- c.e,. for sale.
~ ly %psaSS Az VEIL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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.,UGAR- ~ si e>-
~ % hhds p. r. Sugar; -. and .rriyins
10 do. Cuba do: In store anu TrS Sts
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL -
, 1866-11-03

Bachelors Hair Dye,
Thh Best In the Worlc HAtnle4s reliable instanfs.
renp1. The orIy perfect DJe: No Sndf1srpotntMt1Euo
ttdiealcrs Int: signed. NnIIAx 4: HA1cAK1o1, Nev
FORK. AlA1I IEAEFERAT1Nt3 E1T1fA. Z UF MILE
EtEEkSxsstorcA. preserves aza psaat4tes the hais.
Bold Ar Ill Dfuxss1ta, 6f9AlAflV
, 1866-11-03
Canadian Trade Returns

A nr.ur, h.r INT hs~n nrnf,.ns+ sha1,,
rtfT and rninr IT 1he nrnn,n.i .rtfei ~ uAa
tn;ass r,n.sh.nsa @ - - ~ ~ ntt4sh aaa
III ps,rfnr. Fn- ,re, @ ~ rofas "
,n 1,,e s,,n fnn ~; ~ G Sfat
]nr1aF ~ ~ r,,1 - ~ @ iIat ~ ~ aul-
Thr Sn1ia III ~ " ent inr -. ~ st
~ - nss t,,,r ~ =. S.in. otoa.nt ~ 1haes
f-rrghr ir ~ IL ithn h"rra ssss 80
Ill H.. HtS M u 49, % ~ s.a s,s sv,Son .s.s
r. * - e In ~ 8" -. ~ - 9
Lii IN reTnens n ~ nssi rs & I'll nn.t
81 hem in tnr nrrseni frnse Th. .ns II
al liz nrt1,fs n7tr1rt dHrin~ th rss- annnnsnd ~
Us sna no nearly With nsreIr Iiy71sS
G.tI q nrr rTnt dntT Fnr rnnvenece Il rtsr.nrc
xe mi M items IN tahulated tvrm: ~
{;t,, In nyI1nc t7,rEinc dHtY. ......,..... 1Gi,l
s;fro<ts n4Tfnc encrffc kui I'd fAio-cna At1s:su
Gut,cs n1y tur 81 pcf cent I'd ya}Sfru.., lNIU
Gto.s nar1nr Is rcr raj I'd saIorrD,. 1:lSU
t;t>d- psr'n.: %o pr ecrt I'd v1iosru.... ats;ssN
a;v,us p1i luz ID per cent I'd vatofcm..,. $asSSi5
4;a!u and tull.oa a.,,,,..,......,,,,,.... aI91Sts
Iorricu reaIiutS of ilrikIan copy tcht Eortt ii
$3s Sall3,q
TIE rrots pairing specific dnla were pf7ac!psny
nto.cie: OF RAT ail petroleum. napi,s "a h.n1nle
OF the coMfnti ,tcnk which 70 uNdrr the s5si and
ystn:c,. hcaltEe- xe r. nj Grezl liE11atn
II II n, tGr {ntt ntatt,S MI sI6 fn,r, Esanrs
JIrt 4; Nj NJ ftn,1 .-thrr f,f,.t, rrnntrcs heSidc
ttFH.ary sEd those ylcptt03cd.
Tic tii;:y her rtnt r,ois we.c nrtnrtns.ly frot,,
.rat llr lin a. Er-t n1+D the "a ner rfrf
The ryeIpa, Items Of Inc tE crT M ctnts M hos
ranrStd i; 'S - ~
, 1866-11-03
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE State Of

~ ''''SsT TrTI EpLLW7ux'5 OfYtCE. CoCE- lorsE,}
II I'M. Nc. Il, 1lr3to, Oct -1.h. laG.
f,uhr.c notice 4 hereby rrp tAt the foIl1E1n= de-
sc1,bed warrants hsre tetu placed ia my hssds tos
eoIEs7psn; 10 =, we-:-Da.ei Oct .!tt ,s aza Is
snsa ais IT, so!ieei,c.s Il 1aL assessment ETied
M reeppst.ucurs s!tex as On west ssda nf N4y
~: 50 t1-x zen Jakt street and Fulton street.
wnFrsnt No ~. wcst-Da~d Oct -irh. 1sG6 snd IS
s,ssi fT tar collection Of kptal assessment erfei
I'd xs1fgAlk3 On po1th side Of Nsd4an
sturt brtx ttn ttorLa aI1 S&1Eanion stEe+t1-
War,aEs no 10. We,1-pA1ed Oct, 2lih 1s,s. sqi Is.
sued lrt.e eoIeeoa oi special assessment 1cyiel
betErtp LAKE, ttrtx, AID Depot place
warrant No. ~. Wrx+-nstcd Or. 1ttf Leg Ard Is.
turd tof tie COLLECTION OF .2cC1at ns*essnenk leyle
tSr thc erection Of TWO lamp pass ca Net Etie street,
betu cen L p11u md 1atstc1 4ttefts-
Warrant No. It., Ncst--Dated Oct 3{th~ 1S6, Ind
tsxrtd ut the collection Of spcial A&at<snrn le, led
rrpa.rIs rldrr akt east >!ce Of Southwestern
warrant No. s1. Wtgt-Dhtcd Oct. ztsA, Isz8. and
t.srcd for the collection Of Especial ess1eut rrit
fpr Tie efeelon Of ~ Lamp pa&t on HUBBARD atfrei
between tsEe 8tTtet Ap1 Eo.Aj e:Ecel
| WarTans 10. II, West-p1ted Oct. 4sssa. lSk Aua
Issued fet he collection Of aspeetai levied
fr tht errttlon oteeyn lamp posts Ga Warren stree
tTtta Eohey stYcet s1d the side Of noyne8 8tcet
lzufn tor The collection oi spAl testss
fot tbe ERECTION Of Sves4fy lamp post4 on West Xais0z
Stfrff httWeSo kotey Astct AIA point Rs1ut pue hun
! drsd fttk - of DaklfJ st.ect-
! Iii rTfnpa tntsfeAted IN said GsHeiztotnts arc X
tqestra noxnake immediate pAyusnt a. ny otacs
dSSu,t n such payment the t1td Adjustments will
collected II The coss A-A e1pErao II persons lab
eeGsl:s Az, HKAlD. CITY col,ossos,
, 1866-11-03


Rpox No. II, tHlcAuo, Uct,her u, lsit.
Fnblte Aoiee Il heEetY Etycn That the fo lowin-A'
etiibsd Warrants have been placed In E5 haaast'
warrant Soe ii, we..-paas1 oct. a.h, 1sss aaa,,.
sued for the collection Of special assessment LATED
pf Go2Atr1ctlag sdsw ak 1a sae eo.h @ltlc Of IT,
IL: .sesL between Rnekcr street ana A1crcen street
satI 10E tic caett1on Of special Assortment icEftt
fur The Eln., grating and pAuking lie alley Ii Block
s., CAEpenssfs Addition to Ehle1so.
Warrant No, -. West-Da.~d Oet 2uh, 1871, md Is
tnsd tot the collection ot special assessment !esled
,or tis1tnE scr!ey street uossh Ut Vert .Isck&
street " B width Of sxt5six tect, pondnx with
that rortioa Of SsteJ aigett now .sxtT%ix fe< Eid
Warrant No. 7.a WestDased Oct- si1h, ts,6. aad Is
kued Tor The collection d special Ase-seI ier!cd
or HE opening Of N alley a11een t1e} et wlue from
.nirs tsrset se le9.sn s.Itst Gn!ng s.st ard VIZ.
d. iss01, Sex. :. T. \. Z AE+
Warrant No. s5t, Wett-Datyd October u. 15E. AnI
Issued fer he LECTION f FptclA AsaeSset levied
tor Opening ~ e!Rhtcen foo: alley running from We*1
punt sh's Addition 70 Chicago. MAKING taa division
1e between Lots !, I. md Lots y. 10, II,
II l3 II. = Nd u, tao etit1 line Vt raid a!ley.
W41T1Et No. ~, Ws9t-D4tta1 October II 1sekt and
IT. reEoastTucttng sidewalks tie s0uta side
son tIett. txtWrtu H<Stett AMI Grrtn Streets .-
Warrant No ia Et.t-DAffh Oct05ef n, t4A and
Issued for The coecLou Of special assessment levied
the prcmttcs ftse1n ieiow dcscelht.d,
Nprrsnt No. d. wtet-Dsted October ~ fSss. and
for EscpnsFrctinE sidewalk on north eIcc Of Lake
1lrecf. between Ann Btreet and May street
All persons interested IN said above xs<oufQcuts
r.nes I'd I. make immediate pHy!ue1t At INF olact:
u aeIlclt Of such PaTreaf The SAID assessMeats w
+. SHssed st = the cost II t!pq,e e tee
DctYT-13t
, 1866-11-03

CtrT COLLECTORS OFFICE, CorRr HoCsx,3
LooM No. II. CHICAGO, JctobcT y. tS6> !
Pphc notice u hereby given tnat 1e following d.
scr5Aed FafFsnts hsve been p'sccd IN rT hands faf
e'Wssea' Wsisai e. we.spa,ea ocoo.r a.1a 1 and
fnr conssfucfinE sdew alk on the west side OF ohh-
atrcet. between tn clfrh htte.t Tsylotseet.
Warrant No. ~ Weat-Datet Ottober 31Eh. 1875, AMI!
hzueA Tor TIM COLLECTION OF su<cal asssssncnt levied
for constructing z1dex ak the noftn side Of Van
htfe1 streeL betWen 1hrpop sIsCt and Lon3 street
Warrant No. ~ ntst-Datco October 18th. ISL, Ind
lsEued for the collection Of spc assessment ley1t
ts constructing sidewalk on the east side OF slte.
street. betMee1 1urier fteet kad Harrison ktrest.
tksutd F tho colecHan Of Special assessment !tytd
fur constructing EidewAlk on the Wet eide or Blue
1B'and RFeDue between H4tnlne street and Railroad
cfosticg.
Warrant No. T46 We.s-Dstel October n. 1as6 and
1efued os the cottectfon OF special ctted
for constructing stdeW ak on the west tide ot Paula
tt1eet, between Warren 4steet Ant Madison ttTcst.
Warrant No. H. Wezt-p4te1 t1ctooes u, ISIS, xnd
sued for the collection Of special Asses ent es!ed
for constructing Sidewalk % the souta tide o1 West
1nana Ftsett betwat Wood ptreet and oakley srets.
issued inr the collection ot special aste&sae levied
fot constructing tdfWAlk on the north side Of Yau
Bur- street bstwcen Thfoop seet and kncknr atreet
Warrant No, 40, Wes-Dated October Il, 1Ss4S and
sEnc tsr the collection OF special ASSESSMENT levied
for eonsfructtnga flde1 ou The north side Of Smith
atEctt- hetx cen l'Aul!na tt.eet anl Wood street.
AL ptz1oQs Interested IN aid kk4dtdmenss era re-
guetted 70 make immediate payment At my Office. IL
defsult of such payment he sald aescssmenta will b
therefor. a y. HEALD,
petIi.11t &NtY C0tprtnr
, 1866-11-03
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CHICAGO LIVE eTNCA MARKET.
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FE1nAT ErEsIsa. Navem5ess.
Te clio the following parsxranhs tou, lie tsctrrn
ar issued DY he ~.t.hir.rp 11yc strk fso.Td ~
Trade" Is published In The TKssCYx m THURSDAY
moruinr:
.Ihe reports which hare surcared IN The yar1ons
ncwepanefs Of this city. for toynr time past, have
nstns[ NOT aeeuEasey given he condition ol th!s
scarceiy m exespston. bscn tusrri1 SncInsrssc 81
The tsade. Yct they have emrioyed to ftruish ID
ttruetlcrs +, ttockgxets md afovtra tbe vari
n,fdo c.xe I'm H., est n ia te
iocS .t1 nJ 1T .r1. IN oiir Info 'r 2.
Al rtent It has becn found that Ihctr eocA.jed d.
scT3puon Of tac. hors 8t have been Adaped only 70
LII, Ut. ~ 6EAeas. .-
cd c1cto have fesofyed 10 furnish 10 oos;eFs f hc
pre- ~ their application to thcn the best aa1 f11leat
iplosnaen IL el! po~es relative TO ho STATE Of she
III . x n1sa, q aa3ce
they farther propose TO give the Iame inffmation to
lheir customers Aad western dealers generally They
!tet tot ONLY l!o nast expeieote ont al@o
the country ihal course vii mn sssfv he HAnu
Il All interested n nc trade"
Nai tepottc9 aesosen AsEs posuou OF ah t'me %
..y ~ sms :. noeln 19m .ns msmoett o. the
.,1. -. 90 a'. ~ -as tae ocat eno
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1-,-,,. IN ~. .s,sn r. - .1a-1 " :, ~
-. ri, ~ NV ,nrr,1., .as.,;. =. -. C.+,, -. :. >
Thonnson ~ nrou.n = Thomn.on~sSn ,n*,<..
r,,rf. ~ ren@s II ~~r Inn ,..ts,sS IT,,
,,nrc ~ o,srcs ys,oc ~ nTs,1r sss,c+ no,,,,.s -
paees l.nse 4 tsoaz3a foi in,etior. M and ssass1
fur prime 70 c1tra."
HEttFork Of NafJEork l. uxlrorr-a Marsrt sc.tye
-nrcr, ssmc :. rc.,rrn.y- -S'''s
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Con-es' q c'uEer. sto. q To- Htffet moro lively
s1d prices nrner Prime and extra Cattle nominal 1t
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Edrtdge, OF Cooley 4 Elartase-" MARKET no better.
bon.s Know Tho nominal value Of prime or cxtEa
sraart
Haslett Kcly CO." Aarkcs verJ hsrd-dullost Of
NE season ana &C lower. Fffees1 f1aEe rom $aoa3
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us 4ao.er ~ awe uAtAs.
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ss -. 80 uss ,s. s.us Sanuos ~ en
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t.yr rnt thr schte.t tnnvlrxler .1,ont thrir n,s.
~. .oa Ina annntr thry s,.n5on II fho Mir ~,
tten,t,yr. and the nunllr n 1h..c on,nions m H.
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