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, 1866-09-22

THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS,

immense h11s* 11cetinE at Cleveland
Tho Loyal Delegates Received with
the Utmost Observation-Disclosures
Speeches by Governor Hamilton,
Judge Sherwood, Governor Brown.
low and D1herr. =.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr!buac.1
CLEVELAND, September q.
An Immense mass meeting assembled thle FORE
noon In the same tent ueed By the squad Of John
sons brevet Convention The other day, 10 bear
1le Southern Loyaalsts The difference In the
Numbers and spirit Of the Two audiences a:tests
At oncc the contempt Of the people Of this
city far the b,cad-and-Iuttcr brigade, ard their
admiration for the true Ioyal men Of the nation.
The sast tent. which WAS left almost vacant, ont
side Of The few delegates, on the former occasion,
wns dcnsc'y packed to-day long before the honr
had arrived for tho speaking to bcgiu.
At eleven O'Clock the !dclerates arr;yrd sna
were received with perfect tempest Of applause,
the multitude rtefng, swinging theI. hats. and
shouting until hoarre.
Hon. John C1owcll was chosen As pre.;aen,
and delivered brief address, IN which he Dr..
c1aTed that the devotion Of the loyal men of the
Senth to the hag WAS unsurpassed crcn By the
fathers oi the Revolution.
Governor Hamilton Wxs the 4 rst speaker. and It
seemed that the audience could not cheer 1ono
enough Or loud enough to satisfy their desire to do
him honor. lie made ono Of the most powerful
speeches that he hae jet delivered In the campas:n
cnr1saiEng lis hearers with his eloqucnce and or
en- bringing them 10 their feet with almost
flsn,led applause He began By a1lndfnc TO The
llacc In winch 1Aey net saying they occupied one
q the s1onghoias Of The cnenly. They bad CAP
Sured it-it WINS lair n1lzc of War, and they cx-
pectca 10 cap use the last Of his atronsholds In
November. The 5ssae before The country was
whether the men who had made war npon the
Goyc'nmeE::, md brought deeolation, to 'half The
lsad, end mourning to every dreside, should
now Ec restored to political
power on their own terms, or whether tic lofaI
Sorth that had poured out its blood aud treasure,
should be allowed to have something to say fu The
,yer!ing ont ont that the sonth had no si.ht to &C.
distinction between lie ;ighi t. do a ding IA aud
going It without The right lie never Be-
lievcd the South had The right 10 ee>cde.
but she had seeeded nevertheless, and had made
war and murdered our sons and brothers on the
a1: bat,ic feds Of 1hs rebellion. In 20 doing ihe
Isoeie bad made themselves enemies, and Wbea
Eun9asseo they lay PROSTATE al tn: mercy and
smaGEnan,mtt{ Of The Government fCfies OF
senf sSooqE That's *" ," and loud applause Tbs
PETIT ReT single right Of the Government, ltwas
VEL % xno~n ief:al principle that ope n.rtY 10
= Gaontlaet might forfeit his own richts ma
H. ou1 ne could Lot impair q kIurle rirbt ~ ths
, 1866-09-22
FROM CINCINNATI.
Rebel Outrage upon = United States
Mnu AEcnt-Tho Rai,roads-Rrcak in
the Canal ut the mouth Of Mad River
Rnfn Mt Louisville,

ehc AAH31 NJ AQe 1outh or Mad River
Rn3n at Louissi1te.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tslbuuc,1
CINCINNATI, September u.
:crng care OF tuy yolicy," einccNhc3Ncw Orleans
massacre, w.s pespctrated last night At GhcntKv,.
a mai landing on the Ohio River. betwecn this
city aud iouisville. Il appears that the Mail
Agent on The steamer General Bncll, whose name
II feris. was l'royost Marshal = Warsaw. r.,
loyal administration two notorious guetFilas,
e!sen!ed: When lhc boat arrived up
Us civil Officers, scIzsd DF. FeIfis undes
authority OF writ fsared upon m Indictment
,n .hs o a. II .Ss Of the
s,ttstcd, and was enabled 10 Tcpe1 the ontraec,
with lily. assistance Of The oticeTs q fac
boais; 5 t. Ihe a.a tuEans were determined not to
10 Ghent few miles further up thc fiyer. which
thcy reached before the boat and 1aiscd a mob of
,hsy bearded she boat md dragged b.. 3D. Fe1is sah
!lley as.dc ii liz oiher place Sothtae S.s been @
one here to iea,n n that be had been murdered,
r1linE In hentneky. the only, thing. giving it
~sa niea sEates &si aseas s ias' IL po
one of tho great 1onics Of the country, and that
.he la"less and 6loodthl1ssy ettrt Of uneon-
4AS4NA tGHStli1A 0dEH IC1[A QlU t1cTG.
Cixc1AKA1i. September al.-Thcrc was no rain
Ecrr last night. The weather this morning is
cloudy aud cold. Al Columbus, Ohio, there was
slight rap last nieht but clear and pleasant this
morning. The indianapolis & Cincinnati Road is
Gear. Traihs went out on regular time this morn
trg. The Marietta i Cincinnati Road Is also in
ru1nipe order. The Cincinnati, Hamilton E
Da. Ion and the Atlantic l. Great Western arc in
operation to Hamilton, oLly several hundred feet
Of embapkmcnt being washed away al thal place'
and ttIlI rising.
4 dcfpatch nom Dayton says It nsc O'Clock.
Wednesday, The canal bank broke at The monih al
, 1866-09-22
FROM MADISON,

Organizing for the Cnmpalsn-A Sere-
made, and q .sGood Time ss-The IL.
ee*<orsa Ofnee-Fros1-Statc Fa1r-Gcn-
cral LoEans
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tthune.1
MADISON, Wis, September 81.
There was large and enthusiastic necting
here last night, to organize for the cam2atgn
against my policy" and campaign club was
Organized By the election Of General Dastd A..
wood President, with Tice-Prrsid.nts in each
ward, and o.hez officers.
After several stirring speeches tho club pro-
eeeaed to sesrnade General Atwood, who had
gathered bis Deputy Assessors to have a good
time On yIeltins. up their places at Johusop's
AssessoEs II the bistfist CLOSING : Is.a ratasr
Presidents policy: Several Of The dccapitated
officials were called out, and ftcc expression Of
yicwD Of the Prcstoent and his chief fneelcrs was
fntu1Ged II. General Atwood vas tue Tcc{nient
OF an elegant ret Of silver a. token
Of regard from his late subordtu3t.s 61
Mr. a. q. Smith took possession Of the Asses
ters at Jsnesvilic.
There WIS some frost here last night, lnjurins
corn FODDER somewhat.
1es1s aEs Catering prospects for the State Fair
General Logan has m engagement II Nashville
making It Impossible to be ut tho Fair on the
29thr as advertised, but be will be present and
speak on the s;th.
, 1866-09-22
WHO SHALL RULE THIS
AMERICAN NATION !?
~Qc1 raf

0RD1NANCE-Be it ordained By the
~ Common Council Of the City Of Chicago:
s1c1IoSl That section nfeen Q5) Of chapter forty.
tey!n 90 Of An ordinance entitled An ordinance tor
the csy ot Gh,esEo passed october ~ ls6a be I'D
OF any hackney COACH omnibus csb Of other carriage
1Gs 6 the Conveyance Of Easeasefs Or Of any EaEon
EaEc, luggage or merchandlse, thal make Any saud Or
stopping place. With o. Without hls sehcie. while
waiting for employment, at Any place any atEeek or
public grounds adjacent to any railroad railway de-
pot Or landing o. wharf, except IN the place
said cfty Of Chicago, under penalty OF not less than
I'VE do1ars, nor exceeding one hundred dollars 1or
each and ercTy offence.
sEc.2. All ordinances and parts Of ordinances In.
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
sKc.S This ordinance ehat &c IN force and tafe
effect from and After ia Massage and due publication
l*6. j. a. RICE W1yor
Attest, h. II. BopxAz, Cisy C1esk JiH
, 1866-09-22

Mad Rivet, the water sweeping away frame
houses. shops, great piles Of lumber aud othe,
Jete,son and Ludlow streets. snbmefeine par
OF tho main business portion Of tho town
zcachinR the drst loors Of many dwelling.
and stores. The back water encrpachsd
upon the southern pa1t Of the CITY, Ind,
at midnight, Wednesday, the greater port1on
was under water, IN somc places four feet deep,
devastated. The loss Of standing corn, fences and
stock Is enormous There il no railroad connec-
uon, except b. thc 1astle Miami Tou;e, ia Xeuia.
"The rain, on Tuesday night, poured down h
perfect volumes, and the whole city was thoroughly
Enomerged, causing great damage to The sitj.
ably interrupted, but the connectious are
naintalnsd With the principal points Of Tic
, 1866-09-22
TIE INDIANA CANVASS.
Joint Discussion Mt P1ymouth-Turple
and tho Observation-Disclosures for
CoffaI-Proarects In IKarsl4nll County,

A~AS% %>t''A~AA
and the sNtgccr,,-Enthusla for
ColfaK-Proarects In Mazslsnu County.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ibuue.l
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Sept. Fl.
To-day co1tax and Turpic spoke haze The day
was tnc, hut the roads were horrible. Notw1th-
standing, at least tcn thousand people were In
town. The copperhcad. pa:adcd the streets in
the forenoon, and were very jnbi1ant, but at one
O'Clock the Untcn men formed and marched
through the PRINCIPAL ttreet. in procession,
totally eclipeing the Copperhcad show. The
crowd at the Etaud showed unmishkablc eyl-
denccs OF their feelings.
Iurpie spoke h1st. using the word 'sniceer" and
terms referring to him two hundred and eighty.
two times, but succeeded In cl1citins very little
applause.
FIR: Collaz's appearance WIS the t1caal for
khout which seemed to rcnd the sky and as he
proceeded to chow up the MISREPRESENTATION Of
hts opponent, and bis reasonable attitude dining
the war. he was frequently interrupted 81 he
most tunuleuous applause.
,Tu1p!e's closing speech was occasionally ap-
sompa!s.l to those Of the Enton men, sounded Ike
the FafutnR q coon'e latt III fur cap.
Marshall Comfy, which gave TuIpfe SIX hun
tred majority In 1864, will certainly give Coltat
round majority this year. The soldiers are at
home. and many Of our people do not like Andy
JohQson'a threats Of civil war.
, 1866-09-22

CTURGEON BAT AND LAKE:
- Aehtesn Ship Canal. In pursuance OF the prnx1s.
Ions Of Act Of The Legislature Of the STATE Of Wis
cons1n entitled An act to incorporate the Sturgeon
Bay and 1ake Michigan Ship CAoll And Hatbor COM
pany, approved April zlth, 1851"
We. The undersigned oorporatoss named In said att
Ef4uE majority OF the s2me, do hereby E1Et notice
!has Metiae ot sad eorpoFatoss Vii s. 6sid ii tae
SeEhAn Ho1se IN the CITY OF Milwaukee, the third
day O October ne1t at 10 O'clock NJ. for The pnr
poe Of Organizing said company, In accordance with
the provisions Of fhe Act Aforesaid Ahd for the
action Of such o,he bas1nes, may before sud
meeting. IN conneuon with the powers and interests
oi said company.
ScE York City Geo. P. smith, New Tor& G1tT; Eii1s
GIL NeE S9Ek cry; Elisha R!x1s, Neg Tort city :;
a naiIxaukes: I'll; !h9s. F. senss, Chicago n; n
!eese sPaldnE Chicago, NJ; A. oirlch. Ch!ca9o.
H; ANDREW + Emore. GEeea Bay, VIII: Cha.i : D..
III: ~; sehssil.t: SItsa RI. W.: j1,; $:
1e:eph Harr!a Sturxeon BAY, WlA
focr punetua1 attendance h respectfully requested
II the meeting when plans pt the work aud maps
s1ex.1E nc location q e soooo oa lana grant
Cd BY Congress IN aid Of tho ClnAl will be exhibited.
StF fofk. ApEps1 =, 1t66. yf8
, 1866-09-22

"Unequalled among tho preparations Of American
Chemiats."-TRrK FLAG, Bosrov.
"Tho ladies ol our household endorse 1t ~ unrf.
Tailed."-HosE JouHsA1.
"En}oys ths highest reputation among the 1adies"-
LOUISVILLE JOURNAL
"pese1yed1y populAr."-CEcSsATt COMMERCIAL.
"le fully established As Of high ordcr"-Cu1cAao
TEIBExK,
"1mpoFtant auxiliary to lads's tollet."-WAsnrsa-
TGS CHRONICLE.
of approved usefulness; all that processes to
-Pn1LADx1raIA BULLETIN.
The bert preparation Of Its kind e1tant."-sKAzs'
NATIONAL REVIEW.
Remarkable for delicacy. freshness and purify
CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, Toronto.
"~e heartily recommend 1t to all our readers,"-
LksI1E's FAMILY MAGAZINE, Mt.
"once used. It recommends itselt."-C -CuR1sftA4
FIREMAN, DosToS.
"Burnetrs reputation is a sufficient guarantee OF the
excellence of bis Observation-Disclosures JouasA1.
, 1866-09-22

T IBERAL1TY OF THE HONE LIFE
- NS: CO. OF NEW YOHE.
14 ING Editors Of the Chicago Tribune:
viii yoa publish tho following letter from Walter g.
Gsimtn Pses lent OF tho above comr4ny Feee!vsd by
49, ~ Agent fsi Chicago, No. 10 81 Methodist siacck,
OFFIcE HOXE LIFE Iy8. Co..
NEW ToEx, Sept. IL, 1855,
Dtas slf I: An very h1ppy to Inform ypu that our
boafa a ~ regular meeting yesterday, voted unAa-
IS 70 RESIDENCE AND 1EAvK1, 80 1IiAT oCH xExnERs
CANuoFREELT TO AND RESIDE II ANT Pact OF IHK
haTe long fet that this Is demanded By The inevit
residences and to travel 10 distant parts and Wc have
By careful consideration Of ali the facts It our com.
mand come to the concufon that the inteFe+ts or the
nEre Company. "a we'll as this convenience Of The
ravelllng members Of il will be greatly promoted
thereby, and 1t makes the system o1 the doxI" as
Yours truly, WALTER s. GKIFF1ru, Pres't.
Chicago Agency Of Home Life Ins. Co. Of n, Y,
.,,,. =, Agent for Chicago. So. 10 Methodist Block.
p5cuM. afser two years This sp2l!c 10 every tahle
year Mv!dend paid this year 20 per cent. which il
better than - per cent Of other Co a. paid b them
Half The premium permanent loan 1t dtayrd. LOSES
prompy paid No testE1ctionA In Policies as 10 resi-
dchct OF s1aSe! No c1tza charges fof females. Good
solletoFa wanted, 70 Ehom Mberal commissions Will
No. 10 Methodist Block TIS5
, 1866-09-22

T c. GOODWIN, having disposed Of
L his interest in the nrm Of QoodE1n, LAraed 4
ocdx!n. to The unde11entd. ther VIII continue thtir
noti q Attosneye md Counselles Ut Lax under
&. C. LARNED.
Chicago, Sept. "a. ls6s, Jias
, 1866-09-22

perfect volumes, and the whole city YVES thorouoh1V
os has bee1 . eon.ae5! sas se5
rainto,ns:d With The principal points Of he he
THE CORN CROP.
Damage Sustained on Account Of Re-
cent RnlnE-Edeet Of the Frost on
ThuFsdaS Night
Especial Dispatches to the Chicago Tfibrne,1
ILLINOIS.
D1xoS, Ill.,, September 2l.-Therc WIS a
slight ftos. here last night, but i. has moi
injured the new corn crop. hare con-
vctecd with several parties from the county, all
Of whom are Of the opinion that there IL NO injury
done The weather Is splendid al 1:5o Ibis after
Bnv1 DIRE. ILL.,, September e1.-ueayy frost
last night. Com about hatf ruined. Farmers
got The blues; Weather clear and cool aud pros
pects Of continuance
eat tsl%s5s r y Ky isinE i IL Essp, @ wsra @ %
* KtsS4F1E Ssp{s@ess a'-F1ostt in low places
FoREs7os. Illinois. September a1.-No material
damage done TO the coEn crop by. The light frost
Tbsh bs e 6sf
turity. There will be an extraordinary yield Il the
present iavoral!e weather continues.
S i fffR5sst es' ss Hail Feost sn1
Is thought, damaged corn considerably IN low
sTGands; H1Eh .ogna ,crao cofn Nc. y hntt mpeh
night Corn Is considered 10 be out oi danceS. @
Owing 10 the Late rain grain In stacks ta damaged
to ss1t extsns # Wssher sool end elear
Farmers think the corn crop Is not injured. A
very small portion suffered. Weather cloudy and
DWIGHT, ILL.,, septembe. al.-Heary frost. Mach
damage to corn Iop-half destroyed,
, 1866-09-22
Feat for Fuel,

And haye 30 FIR tested IT. practical operations that
able to kase the Actusl results which it can accom-
rsh. With tWelve-hoEsc engine tor motive power,
this machine Is capable Of tu1nlpg on. hundred
tons per day OF Crude Peat moulded Into the fos OF
brfckr. The mAchlhe IL simple In Its construction
strong In all It's parts easily understood and managed
and Its working capacity may be Increased to 90
Per day. With but little addItionnI cost Tie utility Of
Ptat ns Futi for manufacturing and domestic rur.
poses nov fully demonstrated. Every question As to
It's economical and rapid manufacture il answered by
the experiments which have male aud a1n daily max.
Ing, lAvtug four machines In operation tn different sec
ttons Of the country sulall model Of my machiuo
win be On exhibition ut The State tar In this city, and
slto at Janesyille, Wis.
Town, County Of STATE Rights for sale
~ Would Like to make arrangements with the right
man 10 take tho General agency for the Western States.
VIII be at the Sherman House durln.
the Stale Fnfr. G. d. LEET.
CHICAGO, September e, 1sc6 ys1s
, 1866-09-22

The amount Of these Fist Mortgage pon1s to BE- Is
sued per mile u limited BY law to the amount Of
United Statcs Bonds allowed and Issued to aid the con
they are secured IL de- ldsed 6y Aet ef cbn9rtss to
constitute lien prior and superior to taa. Of !Ae
Ena<d States Gorernmens.
equal to this First Aostsase}is economically and Judi
ctonsly applied to the construction and equipmeas Of
the Road, together With nearly received from
Stock Subscriptions and other sources. Tho First
Mortgage therefore amounts to but about IS pcr cent
Of the sctual cost and value OF tho property which It
covers.
The road Is now completed, equipped and run nj n
from sacrameato City to Alss, distance Of seventy
three miles, and the earnings for the three months end
Ing August lst were as follows, viz:
aiay' 1Sab...''..''.....'....... 115.S3
June' 86.........-....-............ 87,120.7S
July. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
. I'm GOLD.
The earnings afe steadily increasing and are esa-
ted 1t over tcao In Gold for the month OF August
the Official report for tha. month not having been re
ceived 1t this date,
The construction Of the Road IL going vigorously
fotwArd-twent5-lo -lonr miles additional being nearly
ready tor the cars-and It will probably be In full
operation to the California ssate 1ue-1s miles trom
Sacramento Cty-duriug the Summer Of 1867, when its
earnings must Be very large ~ tho eatise trade Of
Nevada, and large proportion ot TINT Of Utah Idaho
and Aontana must pass orer lis line, It has been
shown BY resole statistics that in 1860 over
In gold was paid for feighuns goods from California
to Eersda alone.
This part Of the Great Pacific Railroad Route Is des
tined to be one Of the aost profitable lines OF railroad
in the world and is First Mortgage Bonds are among
the best securod and oa. desirable Investments ever
offered.
oyer Il 100 has already been expended in grading
beyond the point 10 which the road u row running,
and the Iron IL bought paid for s1eus to lay the
track the entire distance 70 tho sssse Line.
Tho Roaa has been completed and equipped thus far
without the aae Of s,usls dollar Of i F1t Mortgage
Bonds, and they are now offered to the public tor the
hzst time, after the earnings Of tho RoAd have reached
the sum Of $4,000 pcr month IN gold, only about
twenty-five per Of which IS required for operating
expenses.
The Bonds aze offered 1t 95 per cent and acezued in
tezest from July 1st Ia Currency. Orders may b tns
wsrdaa to Us direct, Or through the principal Banh
and Banke1s IN a11 parts Of tho country.
Re1nltanes may b. .nsdo In drass On New fork, or
In Legal Tender Notes. National Bank Notes. or oshes
funds cuzzent in this CITY. md The Bonds will be for
wased to any address BY Express fee Of charge In
qur1s for further parttculazs By mall or otherwise
viii receive punct1sl attention.
FISK & HATCH, Bankers.
, 1866-09-22

FROM RUR0PR B.
Last Evenings S Dispatches
by Atlantic Cable.
The Returned Prussian Army
Makes a Triumphal En-
try into Berlin.
King John Of Saxony to Abdicate
in Favor Of his Son.
The Palermo Riots Said to be
in The Interest Of the
Republicans.
Detailed Account Of the Condition
Of the Crops in Europe.
THF Sn|ITHFRN l0YA| |lSTS,
Immense Mass Meeting
in Cleveland.
TbE DELEGATION RECEIVED
WITH TIE UTMOST
ENTHUSIASM.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Rules Governing tile Payment
of the Soldiers E1-
ira Bounty.
LARGE ORDERS FOR FIVE
TWEHTIEs ON FOREIGN
ACCOUNT,
LIST OF ARTICLES EXEMPT FROM
INTERNAL TAXATION.
THE CORN CROP.
Damage Sustained on Account Of
Recent Rains.
The FROST OF THURSDAY Night
---|TS EFFECT.
THE RECENT FLOODS IN OHIO
AND INDIANA.
Further accounts of Damages
Sustained by Railroad and
Other Property.
Great Republican Gatherings in
Illinois, Indiana and
Wisconsin.
YESTERDAYS D0fHGS At the
IOWA And MICHIGAN
STATE FAIRS.
, 1866-09-22

NORTHWESTERN GLASS COMPA:.
IN ET-Ata 4 rueetlof Of the Board Of Directors Of
ne Sortnwessein Giass omPanI held o. tha 1tth day
Eentefnhsr ie6& It ordered That meeting OF the
SforFhoders al tad Io1pxny b held 1t the otce Of
TIC Company No 148x Deazbofn-st Chlcs9n, On the
tie :ud pisce preparation win be submitted TO ssd
meeting that capital stock Of said Company be .
GeaSeti Two Hundred thousand Do1AER.
o. q. SALISBURY
HENRY SLOAN,
#. E. JOHNSON,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Directors.
, 1866-09-22

RARAGWANATH d CO.'S patent Fra ErtInen,sh.
eEs ~ and 80 simple thai te mere turn
onehaf of ts eootents ef tks e1sinsushcf tiI be
sqs!snt IT. q 70 Rqs ST large n.s T4e qalA f.
Engineer and Machine Agent 80, I5I Kcadest.. New
YORK. y!a1i
, 1866-09-22
INDIANA,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, September 91.-ueazy rains
LOT ths week psst--cleascd up last night Wind
no!nNe9t To-day. With some clouds Of rather 4
Matc1y Apecs- Barometer indicates fAlt weather.
1hc,mometer stands ateixty at four o'clock this
sSsnoon: e. Ihe ohtu River has risqe four feel
wnhsn eight hours hnt lacks dfteen 3Hct Of the
the lower bottoms. --'' ~ e'~-
a large amount Of corn viii nrohah1v hc ,ost Il,
, 1866-09-22
DUTCH PIONEERING BULBS,

inst received direct from one Of the most reliable
houses In Holland, the best assortment Of
aTAC1STHs, TULIPS, CRoCusEs, SARC1ssrs,
sNoWDR0Ps, LILIES, &C., DC.
Ever offered In this market. We shall sell ~ low u
FIRST CLASS bulhs can be bought In any market.
ALBERT H, H0VEY,
Fee++yccS4f eAxwptI 1H4 lake.ss
, 1866-09-22

For Further Telegraph SEQ Fourth
PAEes
, 1866-09-22

THE NEW MATINEE HATS ARE
i CuARMINGl
LA BELLE ET0ILE.r
"LE JUL Ul~EAU,D
"1A RHINE DE La EUIT,s'
And - LA tULTASE,S
4annot BE- surpassed Price from $5 to Is. AAo Just
!ece1Eed dl!cct from Paris and New York elegant Mi
!ne1E Goods, F0l and Winter Bountts, Latest StyIes
&c. 0Ee*s1!aktng Department now open. Perfect IT.
(LAte Of Paris and New York;, New Millinery sud
preesmaf1nE Rooms, 154 Staiest., betxeea Monroe
Ind &adsOn-B:S. y:4i
, 1866-09-22
MADAME ALVIN
The Great Clairyoyant and Magnetic
DOctress.

HAs located It 347 South ClArkst. two doors above
HalzisonGt Hherr she NAV be consu!ted On ri nat
tsss concerning health md llf she xl give Informs
ton on matters concerning foye+ marriage, bu1neaA
and Win tell the OF the lAdy or Ee1ucQAp thcy
will maETJ. also the nau7e OF her visitors.
, 1866-09-22

,Me hare now ready for the maffet 500 GAIT
Mu18 N lZeA manufactured with great c1fE. 1fte1
eight Tea11t experience. Great fnducemnu ofered te
1hc trade AL Mills warranted. AEEnn w1nte6. Send
r \ cllcuaE. J. r EEO8I CO.
ulS1-nef G4lAburK. III.
, 1866-09-22
PRICE 400 PER BOTTLE.

Beware of Worthless limitations.
kB All unauthorized use Of our Trademarks viii be
promptly prosecuted.
, 1866-09-22
SUPERIOR MESSPORK,

20 barrels Of one those Peoria htatd which We lave
sold Tor several years past for sale IN retail lota
UNDERWOOD d CO.,
Coz. LaSaEt and WAah11gton-sts,
, 1866-09-22

To Eet Wheeler md Wilson Sewing machine! Also,
the bett books published tof yoRr Own seetuo91 4od
gple1hid Cash PT1zes Sec advertisement beaded Tho
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, 1866-09-22

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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

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