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OBITUARY.


From Eac Washington Chronicle, August 3D.
John Ross, the veteran Chief OF the Chero-
kcct, died ut o'cluck on Wednesday cyc-
ming, at the rooms Of the Cherokee dclegga-
tion in this city, in the 1Gth year Of his are,
and after an illness Of about i've months. Mr.
principal chtcf Of his Nation, and fto1u the
time lie attained his manhood has exercised
an Influence among lis people which has al
ways Eecn for good. The reputation he
leaves behind him is such as many Il man for
tuitnuely placed in a more conspicuous posi-
Grafton Of his countryIneu will be an cndu-
ring monument to Ills virtues and constant de-
votion their best interests. He was born ou the
80 Of October, 11ao, IN the Cherokee country,
side l.cwa Of Scotch ancestry. His energy
and eound Judgment gayc him great influence
In the nation at an early aye. In 1872 he
wcnt with emal1 party on mission attend
cd with some peril, the object Of which was
to prevent Tccnnaseh from en1isting the
Western Indians in tic war against tho
United States. On his return he took COM
mission in the Cherokee regiment which
fought in the service Of the United States In
the Creek war, and was in the battlc Of
nerse Shoe; Hc wcs the first to introduce
into the Nation written Constitution, and
| the 1sre-emincncs Of the Clcrokecs among
The Indian uations, In all the arts Of cisilix-
| atiou, is 1nAln1y attributed to the energy aud
| intelligence Of bis administration.
| When the effort was made BY the State ot
Georgia to drive the Chcrokces from their
lands in Georgia, Alabama, and Tcnncsse.
Mr. 1soss, whu had been for eomc imc exec.
utive head Of the Nation, resisted what hc
4 considered the unjust propositions to deprive
the Chcrokces Of their property. The icudk
thus originated were buried by The treaty q
1916. From that time the Cherokee Nation
rapidly progressed In civilization aud tht
aris Of industry. II x4s tho policy Of Mr
ernmcnt schools and rnhlic charities, and h,
rcsolutely opposed, rs did tho great ma|ori
Is Of the Nation With him, attempts to ran
rcslzc that people By 7'er, capita payments
70 the Independence of spirit here exllibitc,
ID due much of their substantial progress
The constitution introduced BY Ross, an
adopted By tho Nation, WIS republican
/ form, and THUR government was Modctle
amer those Of our States, harlng scnat
and House Of Representatives, the member
| Of which are elected for tho respective term
of four and two years. It thas been remarked
as striking Illustration Of tho sterling qua
tiles Of The Chcrokees, that after a rotnoys
Of some two thousand miles across tho MI
; | 6issippI, they had no sooner settled in the
( ncw home than all the laws and the form {
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800
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~ M-4h ~
CHICAGO CATTLE l,tAEek EFT.


OFFICE or Tnk DAILY Tr7rr.r,1
Monday Evening, Augustt
Tic following table thows The daily receipts Live
Stock for the week to this evening TepoEte By the
Secretary Of tie Union Stock Yard Company:
Cattle. Hogs. Slccp.
Sunday and stonday day............ tSs ~
Same lime last wecE............ Sc MS ....
HrEF CATTLE-The market to-day was thornEhly
dull. There were from ~ to So hen sale hut hcre
wcrc no buyers In attendance. or rather mono sho
e,inccd deposition to buy. 1rlyate de*patchc CT
cclyel from tic ScE To.G market, were not ot ii en-
eonrhging nature, aad buyers generally preferred
awaiting further developments. Tut two salcs srre
effected. and these will barely furnish basis rom
witch 10 Judge Of the actual condition OF thr market
Gsceory { Hastings sold 1ancrgan u head fair eowa
nud Hchrs, fed md watcscl, averaging Sc ~, at ~
81 E. Clark sold obcIdosn 8 head fat1 Steers aFcrss
trE l.ccees De, at $S'oo 1cr head
HpGEThc market opened With considerable Spirit
Tlcsr was reasonable number Of buyers In the yards
nut the ouly obstacle to active trade wns tho ah
erncc Of stock with which to operate. All the offer
tngs~conpr1slnE 4:S hcsd-fannd eager purchasers a
&lc1f los3. With the exception oi one los-whlch was
taken M ofour city packers all vent Into the han
OF *hfprcER
, 1866-08-07
pllief,urrh Trnn 1furkct-AuKuHt j.

Tho ttanAactlona IN tncta 1arc becn FcET much 70.
strcted owinE to some Of the n!ls hAfng snsptnlel
i5rs are aisent from lhe cy Ho1defs. ho.eser arg
very much fednccxi; Ia met q ksndes The narkc
10 ho entirely bare w san report sale q ?a'
Junlla blooms ii {li1M cash. IN manufactured lEo
the &sse hulnrss and etaEuatInn ecctus !o rfcsAl!
Wtc for nails Tiers Ia psrctty very fkr dcuauu+
and pficc4 are t3rta and well srstalnott.
, 1866-08-07

Il the Oldest Specialist In Chicago and he Eraran
perfect Of Syphilis IN all its species. stasc
ramieca,lons and phases throughout
epermatorrhea aud Impotence treated with the hap
nicst results Medicines torEardcd to ali parts Of thu
elytflteI world.
lnclost 3 cents and receive TainAble printed !rfoEn1h
tion ,ud written onswer3 to all interru5atotics Ad-
dress 7. D. BOZ -. ...... ..
ONCE and Anatomical Museum, 17S South Catk-ss.
, 1866-08-07

MONDAY EfES1Nas AnGSuSl u, AoD1
There was q very qntet feeling In Monetary cir
cles to-day, bul there was no material change Ia
the condition OF the market Prime paper WIS In
active demand At 10 Per cent Per annnu; while
second and third rate paper wss discounted on the
st1cet at l&D1t4 per ccwt per month.
Eastern Exchange was very scarce anu The mar
kct ruled firm at par buying, aud lilo premium
ceiling. Round lots were sold among bankers at
a rreu,ium Of eoc per thousand. Several Of the
lcad:n: bankers bad 10 express currency to-day
to meet their dlalts.
The general Produce markets to-day En1cd dull
md heavy. F1onr WIS 1niut and unchanged.
Wheat was irregular and unsettled. Corn was
less active, bnt tbere is no material change In
nrtecs Oats wcyc inactive and heavy. Rye Was
mo1u actiye end higher Barley was entirely norni
nal uighw1nes werc neglected. Provisfons gen
ctalty ncrc n1l hut Lard was nrul and III fair de-
tuaud-
Our dispatches from Washington regarding the
Public Debt eceu to he somewhat contradictory.
Orc despatch statcs that there IL reduction Of
81, CIR, ,Uco since the Isl Of June; another, that
there ID reduction since the Isl Of August, IS s,
of *lsj 0Cn c0 and still another, that the rcduc-
lion since tho 1st Of August. lss5 amounts 10 only
Ss4,tt0,sun. But the dgnrr' given do moi prove
any 0f the foregoing conclusions with regard to
| thc reduction.
On tl,e 1st Of August, 1865, the Public Debt, cx'
cineiSc OF 1he Athchhf III 1Ac 1fcASHf3s Was
e53 e7s5s SC; Int lhcsc was In the Treasury a
thai date oGA III coin ani currency. whtct
| reduced the actual dcbt At HAT dalo Il
g, ,5ia,s75. According to The tcleyrarhic des
| ratclrf, the total debt IN the 1st instant syas
$7,t:.a t2a s76--which is slight increase Iathcl
| than decrease OF tho statement VI tho lst Q
| August, 1866, There is evidently discscranc'
somewhere, which the mailed copy of tue otlcia
s.a.cmctt will probably clear up.
Gold opened In New York to-day 1t 1{7k, ant
closed At ls7A. The following arc the quotations
, 1866-08-07
MARINE NEWS.


- VT AR1HFED....--..-...'s.* dus'o'
stguy phtlq Parsons Detroit kantries.
Stmr 1Tioi, aiiiwApEte sundlies
Prop LADY FTaAkli9, Grand Haven. ss,ndzses.
PfoH Fountain CITY, Rntaio, sundf1ea-
Fror Ea.6eF ssate. b9nAio, s9nanss.
PROP NoptgoEtfy, Sx1ut1, sundrtts,
iYcp I,ny Ahcga. Sa1ufa. snndEts-
Ea1k Excelsior, Erie 3fG tons coal
R.ss Hne1daga. u ason3s;o ;to e, f9ns 1 eosl, L.,
narE baldwin. It. ClntE. N0 m lumber.
ns5k Psstts iT1sa9S3s H1sS 81 ~ ?, sansl y, 1r,,,
SchF Miami. EIae " sou1 COAL
ScEr idaho, E!ts ~ Ions eoaa
Sehr titu.Ee Goele. Clsvcland- " Ions to5l.
Sehs Hatc Iachnond. Huna1o. loo Tons coal.
Seh7 Gem. Hndaln. S9 tons coal.
schr Rising stAf. Buffalo. so Tons coal
schr autchrll BAY City. 70 "a lumber.
Sckr At=rtl2e, Esr C.sy. 10 e lutnesr.
, 1866-08-07

1hc Grand lrunk Railroad f. taxing Flour to Boston
TT sroS a snd omnais anesaa:
s. 81 ssss :ss:5 ~ Z
{ s IT, z Ssaaias sxsas With l0
Fl0IIK-Kcctived, 5.SS; Crts; Enippes1 1.7e5 his.
.; is Il "a1s1 sFas n
-1eo pss ~lsslslcsi.s" ii tss: 10 his .SoT;fe.a
Ss Sn Il I = / aFs ii. ::si s Il Il @ 8 8 81: 81:
.Mtseo1sn Wss;ss 4 81: l!u bsis 90 :. SO; !:
Il fsee; !Fs At $50; CSsoTSD-So5 5fisaits:s9'
GKeeelyed a1s. ha: shipped, ane ba.
SE1Ss d n Mn: sS;r Z NJ e 4 3 o9 S " ; Ss e =, tS
t. II g ID @ Il b {es:S = g d ss s as9
l;fTse e Is. : & s?i:sS s. s isii; rsgtS
y SS ssj'ns q .eE eE
on ;saek-ciosa; qast " sei!sts At fl'4e On s-s.
.na ,S@sssIve ss ss ss.'ns Ss'ts b slppc
Mf;:st WITS toB 4sE p
s,s.Se: if1 ha d. a s.: lsa09a 81; ists:see;
;Ss = g !. s $ IS s. T s e z s
r s. s es Ee'se.sa Is It :. :is c9sz aiSaFm
Ss:s s5$ s.! r. ;s4: NJ
q : j: i IS & s's
4o b s.. . S. f,a5 bg Do * s6e So1 eg 90 =. u
s $ 3 q &. 4 s's S9 e s1a -s
nAE ELEy5E,eex1sea, ncae: shipped. nses- Aas.
ssis s's;sy 81; vs.: s Il. In sas
sH9SS $:ss; :seGss ..s a
1as III : st aa'i asa ssi
b;tsF aE q a 9 Se naa7
, 1866-08-07

173 cllset- corner Of Monroe. Chicago, H., deEctcs
e attention cll-Fely to Ie treatment OF secret ds
ca.es, syphilis In MI rs yatiel iotms. Gnnorshcss
isteet Siflrfurc Seminal Weakpfaa FainS h Joints,
Affections u tic K!dnt5s. Disca. Of thu Head Throat
N+s and sk!n. aad I'll tae*s aalstians fsoa, ss;sys
render marriage impossible and iu The end destroy both
body and mind.
Y0CSH MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR SoTIcE.-A euro fur
those Nl0 have Injured tcnlsc1rc b. secret habits.
4 MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument tho Of Genital Debility. Voc
tnJral Emissions, moro properly known ~ Seminal
Weakness DC. Can be per1aanentIy cured IN from IT.
days to two months. By the use Of th!s Instrument
when used cDn}ointy With fncdcinex. UF. DoFrou+ss
In ore. to satisfy tic most kkrpttcal as to the ertE
Of his instrument pledges himself that in any instance
money viii hc refunded on returnfn: tic instrument 1t
good ortler. Price. SO, by mall Or express.
with great eucccse. Oar Periodical Drops will bring
On ie courses in Of distractions from any Gang
17H Mella4t-> corner Monroe. Chicaeo. H. 7. g. Boz
$3.50. ausr5l5 3t 7'fh-aA
, 1866-08-07

Ofucc no. 1j1 pcasb1sn.st.. between Madison and
Monsoe, Clieaso, ~. r. Q. bnI lU:. Specla1 A.
fenIon EtYen 10 ill PRIVATE nEASKs incident to both
sttEA.
uF H. treats sil manner Of nervous complains and
general debility, anil particularly such brodXht
On bS had hablts and seminal wsakEcss Also canctss
rura, rises. ulcers OH sort tass eyes, &C., Dc. Ias
requiring medical aid or advice, ID oil cass atcnant
F my disease coplainf inciaent 10 Tho Eeera1iss
organs, may rely upon being easily anu specify fe
.lIeStl. .. .
Thu afllctcd may call IN person. or address him. II
uUIcc houss from to Il q, rl, to o. aud to
eTcnlur. au4fs3t3t!T TIL 81
, 1866-08-07

n,v FYnrees and Iaf1. -. $50 a. m $3.50 p. n.
Nighr FTnrrsa ~ 500 D. n. =: Is T. m.
Joliet Accommodation. 4:l5 p. rn 1850 q, y.
Express Fright, With passenger car attached; s a
will lcAye passenger depot crery Saturday II eS0
lie joliet Accommodation connness with Ex-
urrs. Freight for Nay STATIONS.
SUNDAY excepted, fMopdsy excepted, Saturday
, 1866-08-07
Brick marbinf.
1R1CKt ERICEll BTdCK!!!

'KICAt BRINN7s NH*N0*3'F*
1.,rcr*an, 10 Brick Manufacturers and
Builders.
The National Dz!ek Machine, when property worked.
i1l turu out from to Aooa elegant Brick per day,
thus rss:ceins the price ono half
The above MathIne Il now On exhibition A. INC
CisY Hotel, corner OF Lake and ssatests. Thn public
are respectfully inytted to call and Judge fr them
STATE and County Rights tor Gale. ,ro1,.
.ya agent IN tho Northwest.
, 1866-08-07

xn,$s y ! H4.h N1ff RF31HfffF
-1ho"rso'' ~ , o.s -'o's ~ .tas..
luc Monss maihet somsH9es a.. Hn9 te,S ecse -
are again os:;flcf. tbotl9n Wc ,stTnneas4 ao!a -
tic opns1n mai mohes wln ne tasas 1on eus.tHnsy ty
fcafce in lhe tais WEtn Inc esapies ~ a.s
OF tue country &c pe!nf Mose4 ~ manAeI. st ns
lotc January NC sousn nna McsE W1u Is1uitss t
- s % ana e. tss ~ sa. .9;i can1-srt
N!ddss Not.oetit ana saetssn states wv WI con'aH' I'll
~ tettinE tac w S!a'e ssncy II ~. ~, w T.,
aons more 9s nsn ~ VI y ~ ~ St.t ~
ISM 70 ~ ~. - ~ 1850 T. @ ~ 5enii,
Gank cuItencs =" be ~ snAn s3 ~ r
tnis 9moent, su ~. httece II ~ ~; rd
fss:Sy & M ,' e.r T. h n.,n,,.v, ,r.,.i nss4
psr toon,n 70 ~" a. 4ho xan, .nasr,
DE SohtsasNoN siG1 = ~ 3s "tea6 ses"tA
Of TIC year 10 "osA u'''ol5'
In Ncw York tue money market seems 70 DC
clnttsd with National Bank notes. The World OF
E,isnx last s,vs. .Nssional Bank no,cs arc
d-a. .1a ,,a,cr,t N 1cnd AL FIR tcu 1.ys and Al
ofas, anu .t4e sas."n ~ t.ns 5.,c. -e,1,n,h1o ~
peF cent On longer h3eo oa'cs' 9cuefoaois m
Ercenbacks."
A., fo1t,,rtn,.
9a1 to"o"'nk .-...
" As considerable inquiry Is making n regard
H.. ~ 1 ~ to staic =. ~ m .h1n Il;
Do % fc hest nIthutity, that thc Goycrnnlcnt il
Willing 10 receive in couversion The scycutniF1ies
fAlliae due Aucuef is, 1871
=. osn..a n,no- .,r. ,r ,.n.,t a.cls,n,
An os"cso papcs says o. recent oeSs'on
at'hns ua4 =. ~" ss :. .' ~' '''~e ~ 'N's 40
ecfEWcAs VI oa44A eun4e7.
, 1866-08-07

prices remain Inc same lsst quotc; 80 n!is Win r.
Thomas extra sold on nrir1ts tesnA and 1too hsl a
sss.Has %, eStIa u SsoNesa Nor!hE?t extra E.sn.
siot0t fancy brands II eD17lto1 ani 70 b.1e
nov ~hent extra at t1os02l1.oo tEl. ~ nonE aad
t5.. and .hc LATTER At &a3 2 bs1 for 1tnassivaulA
rsrx
, 1866-08-07

fEfcn IelfkAMT4 hitthlnE , CiEcni35 M Aaftst IL
Soon kftcT The Commencement Of The past month the
erttttIY In the Wool uArtrk with ten1rncy 10 high
prizes. Envc way to . quiet and subsequently, cFea
depressel and un.etslct state. In consequence how
rycr, OF tic Tariff Bill having been Postponed In the
Senate unstl December nc1t The canSe n1a ie IN the
the expen.e ,r Tie packsu- cte tn the
NJ. snd thcse cxrnscs arc added 70 fort!sn Nsfxrt
ansx d ii,rsy scnt n9w my np e - ssnts Te ns*
Domestic t1csee h.s beea aat.aE Ia tse E.,seta
nominal. Ia1Ic! Wool; At Hsht In stock 7s ;hs y,
begun Iessn ans xSss hare net onI9 wata
Foreisn medium, wool. hare 1cma;ast ne;'
Fors!Ea ox Fsos maS soas,ds@;sd @ unsa;nn;ea .aa
lions In this Grade haVo occurred The neWs from tnc
European markets represent depressed fetsldg Latue
doing and the prices nf nne ~oos 6omewh4t easier
The medium qualities have improved slightly II co5sc-
quttce OF the var, but 1t had little tunucncc On low
~oe, The stock q .h!e i called lehs one The in.
roftR Of wool into New York fof The yrar 1854 wcrr
i1aan bales se,sS ms: the mpcEts q Eool inso EeN
thc iGcorts Of wool Into Scw YORK from January 70
Junr II lN6 wcTt 4t,sso ralc<, :7u9,G.5 ps; the i'm
po;tA q{ wool tnto New Tok for tho month ending July
Il I@ were :5lt hAlcs. 1s31, ,S5S g.,
liL1Sur. WISCONSIN, IOWA ASp fSp1ASA1
, 1866-08-07

There was moderate attendance Oh Change
today, hut owing 10 the pacific character OF The
news from Europe, the general laatEets ruled
quiet and catfcr.
The Proyision market was very quiet, and prices
are almost cnli,cly nominal. Mess Pork was dull
and nominal ut 81, COG 81. -. nalk meats were
neglected, hut holders arc very firm In iaeir
yiews. Lard ruled firm with sales Of
40 tetccs prime winter Eetslc leaf tatd At 2fc.
uighwincs were dull and neglected, and VIC
auolr the market nominal at $aa3 Tor fsee mud ~
@25Hc tor bonded.
About ,0u0 bsls were aold, at Sls.25&I 2.5o for
White Winter Extras, $s.00G50.s5 for Spring Ex-
tta., and &. 5.001G.00 for spring Snpcr1nc.
THE Wheat market was unsettled aud somewhat
Irregular in price, About 10000 bushels Of all
grades changed hands, at sl>t5 for y. ". No. /:
aid $l.i0G11.50 for regular No. Spring, accord
Ing 10 locatIUn-thc market closing nominal at
sta for regular No. Spring on the South Side,
and SLID on the North Side. Three carloads Of
new Spring Wheat were sold by sample to.tay at
$l.7Jl1.s0.
Corn .sas less active to-day, but these was no
material change In prices. About a37, ,OUD BUSHELS
changed hands At CSC for White. sSI4c for Yellow,
and 5a;G556hc for No. ! Corn in storr- Canal Corn
was sotd at SIC for No. aa0at At the close the
market vas hrm al 1GlS S@5as5ac for good 10 fscsh
receipts No. Corn in store.
Gals were In very liulftcd request and the mar
kcl .u1td dull but for small lots an adsaucc OF &c
WIS nail. Round lots, however, wcrc dull aud
heavy, Only about IS uG0 bushels III al changed
hands at 26Qsasc for No. aud 23Q2a9ic fur No. 2
| the market closing quiet at sjc fur No. Oats
| In siorc. u. j.. na
m edyanrc Of e WAS paid, with sales Of No. at
range VI 3.t4 for No. aud SIC fot No. :.
! The market for Barley was dul1 md neglected.
| We quote prime new Illinois nominal at s'@s5t.
, 1866-08-07
CON n 1s1ttt1AA.

MoNpAY EVENING. AuguasG, 1855.
Tie ,eccIpta and shipments Of Produce during
the part fotfy-cight honrf aYc ~ follows:
rxcxrnrs r ct rnnrY .EIanr unt.HR.
, 1866-08-07

Rx4Hrp-The -ofa.shness" reported IN thr rhtsa.
defuGln market on IhufedaJ ztc1uoon Vas 0f short
dnfslou ~ thcse again auato bsiek dtnaAn1 as
bonded o to-day. md that TO- a a edyAnec1 n rome
sc rc On board cass hefc s bts f0t October Ut sc
, 1866-08-07

And Futurcprospecss IN Life clearly revealed By Or.
Rarhnrl. He WIS the nHectioAs Of tic opposite scx
lie guides sou 10 wealth. health ard happiness Call At
s13 East Madison-st tup sta,rs} between Wells and
Fraasltn.s,t Consultation fre one do!lar. 1875
, 1866-08-07


The drrt carload Of Illinois Spring Wheat, Of
lhc crop Of 1866, was received to-day By Geo. H.
How. and It was sold to T. Maple l. Co., n,slcrs.
a, the rate OF $l.6o per bushe1. 1t was fsom
Altoona, and was graded No. Spring. The
quality was excellent
, 1866-08-07

H6Ak twenty tkQu{ uQHfS NtlGS
Rcce!pta;; shismsnts;
Lun1f,ef- ef-........................SlS': 7!hUN
thlnEie3. 49,. .%..sfSfMM SiANH
Lath.. h...4.............-....+...,. oIo,NN &oH9
1he.e Is change In tic general features Of tht
ket. lrlccs to-day wcss firmly sustained, aud ctgocs
raId readily. Sales aaoas were as t5llows:
Cargo sctir Conquest, from sfanstce, Is m 0: long
saw I'd tnbc. nj t.seo LIS Ii }olssa and short tssbes q.
$3.50, cargo sctr obe.t CnmpbeI1 from Maaisec, %
III long sawed timber al *2too: 81 Ill }ols seautIlne
to.t htrps aud short timber, ut ss.oo; cass, schr
Harriet Ann, from Muskc.on. 70 III coarse nike at
xl:C0; =: at ut t10o; cargo eciir Mouczuua, from
Menomoncc, 100 60 Per cent strips balance mixed At
fl20 cargo schr Ludlnston, ftoln Sturgeon Cay, IL
n, deck tost, scaatl1ng and tubers. hold, grips and
loaFds nj fl9oo cargo sehr Alba. fsum Muskcsou, %
m Y st.!ps balance lizards, at <t7al To m lath ut
$tsH; cargo schr Clipper clsy. from Maeson, ln) m
strips, talancs common boards. at fl70o :: n lah
at slQD; cargo ecir Gamc Cock from 0conto. 10 m 80
pc7 cent st1trs balance 1nixe at *l9o3 IS tath at
500; csrgo echr II. 1aH from MusSeson, .: q mill.
run per strips at o. cargo tchr swallow from
MauItowoc, tG Il. coarse m1ed Al t66aH; cargo schr
Seycnt Ohio, from stnsleson 80 m X strips, balance
mixed, at tls.0; cargo scllr Denmark. from Mcaomo-
nee, lso m Y STRIPS balance mixed at sls.io: cargo
er C. c. Dutts from Manistce, deck On eontsaes hold
,ust and ecan1llhg at sl'-; cargo schr Chic, from
NIun.stec, lsp N tolst aud ecantling At $ls-S
Yard prices arc shade easier. NC revise quotations
and also give below the Shsngle Standard. VIC quote:
LrApEI- F.rttClcai, !. ~, TX and Finch :. =,
, 1866-08-07

Al sa1tx Of Grdtn rt1oysed IN fhis naarkft rtpofs
are mode IN bdsts or &c storage HHies etatrIr5te
sltrea*td-
MoNpAT ErNrSa. Aucus& & 1865.
FNEtGTITs-lt*lkEoAD EoA . FREIunTs-Ih following
, 1866-08-07

0FFICE OF SUPERINTEND1NG
Engineer Hartor improvements. L2ke Michigan
htfLwAUKKK. Wis., JulF u lsn-
Scaled proposals lnslte at Ibis Office antts u -
Wenesday, August Is, 1sG for the cxtcn%lon and r
nafrpa of dc piess the following haI1u5a. viz st.
1oseph's, CllleaEo, Eenosha, Eacnc, ATauSte. She
hos snn aud Mautio~oc.
fiiJtfv iii make separate proposals fot each WORK,
and egparn1c proposals each class Of material or a.
bor fot eash work Materials T!l he classsd Is FOL
lows:
Ilanktn, fi1s bottom OF cFtb@.
Scantlng for p1anks 10 rsst nn,
12inrii eGnare timber fur crib,
Iran bolts TX lueh square
Hfnshquott bS the cosi for filling cri.s,
Sfone hy tic cord for olltng cz!i,J-
Labor a. follows:
Lahor Of GamlnE ihe tmhcrn ot the crib putting them
together, srikiDE and boiling and pointing The son
b0lta* per running foot;
Labor Ia placing thr cribs IN position:
Labor In aEe.iEthG, per cubic yard ad removing am
Where repalta are 70 be made.
lagor Of cIeaFins array Oh lulbess fsm!nE md pus'
Tin: in rcw timber and botn., pct running foot;
Moving old ktunca. per cord ,,
Particulars will be furnished upon application at ILLS
Eycsy otter made must he accompanied By 4 written
guarantee. eGncA h{ one or moro teapnnsibc ressoaa
that The bidder bidders Will faithfully comply with
The terms Of the eontfact.
with the title Of the work. and nddfsssfd y
tyc9p7E1st
, 1866-08-07

C1o*!nR prices fur csss huEust sto received ~ 10.
kcp,1 II, Lyons 4 Co., Co.nniatioh Stock and ftond
rukrra and dealers In Government sccatitca. No. 80
, 1866-08-07
HEE<eyEB " ODDS
EXTRACT bUchU
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
Helnobofd'S
EXTRACT SARShPARILLA

Cures 6czofu1s ss1s Rheu. scad or Sore Head, letter.
P1mpea On the Face Eystpe1as, and erupons Of Thas
ever nanrc Oh the tee sr puTs1ngoaf the uusuoss
which make disease, enz1chius the Blood, and
, 1866-08-07


seepaa III ciSsi. t. il, TX aoi ainsh:.. s.5s,s.S;
Third C1cAf. tpch.. Rd4s%5.N
First nnd Second Clear Flooring, to,
gtthcr. rcuEh-1hc satnc as second :, =,
Common Flooring rough. !. ......... 9,4AsDo1
sa sestoo9
% fioofsns. ~ 80 s ] asoaa;oo
Fisst and second clear sldlug, to- =, ~
Firet common t'rrsscl si,.has .......t 10
upWartfs % Observation-Disclosures. e 1ssso0)
sfucE lnaris. i!inshes. csi0;s ;sJlJ01
s1ncE hoattIa. IL tnthcs. ...-........ ai0Ay1j-M
{.o1umou 1OdrAs, ioist, ecantllE.:
f.nt aou a'a,a :........
5eI.t md seaAt'in + + ~, :; hi :; :; 3Ss5SS9
% ,r sui SHAVED s5in Ell s5
< or Star we'd Shingles s......... sS13:I
No.1 Sawed Shingles. ..........-... 35Ot4s3
TNo. sawed Shingles. .............. t.s3sssao
IA1H-IrF IL In yar.IS. S.................. 4.s5s L0
Hy car load By NoFthw estern Railroad. deycrec In
sn5 yall Yhcrr care te awl ltchet or any depot:
lead % truck, asnett eoant".s...-. sn,asoa
loat, on nar1.. ~ 50oxs.a,
4 Sawed Shingles, city made, on
trark.. GuJ
So.t saved Shingles, py CIT load on ...,
Three tolJafs i car load aisded when transfssiA:
which charge follows tie shingles In freight bill.
sT1Stt1E STASDNEn.
Th!ckncss-s shingles 10 be inches In thickness
IruIth-Sfxteen Inches.
Iand--Twcnsy inches.
f-oufsts-T Xrnty.GYe inches,
, 1866-08-07

Here the Gold market has bccn stcady all day nj
1iC1;a1i7. Silver svas nominal at l35G2i37.
Government securities were qnict and steady.
We quote:
, 1866-08-07
Board OF Trade Election.

At the election Today to hl1 vacancy in the
Directory caused by the resignation Of Ms. Pottlc
the vote stood as follows:
H. G. Kenncy y-..-...--.......-..-. -.....i.s Soses
u. ~. Jnhe8.- ...-t'.--'''""*'' !,
, 1866-08-07
35nttcdttul&ut.
Gitp Notices.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, State Of I'LL.
~ neis. cook Cunnty-ea.
Ct1r cotttCfoH's oTYscx. EoEHr tGnrtE}
tinoiu No. II, AuKlsk ent. 1871.
1,sec Me.!es & hr!rNy et1en shat ue e'iow!hx 4e-
ees. warrant aaa xn placed in my hsads tos co1oc'
wetfnnt So: 20 North. Astcl ja!y u lea and 4suel
fbf tho CUItCtlnn OF special Assr<a,st Dttl f3t lte
widening ct Market strret KlEate atttttt Michigan
ktfrcA and thn stfrae. In Duucf, Wrlxnra and Web.
1tef'H Addition 10 Chicago. -
All rcseona insrecsca II sat N&e%srcntsya .rssrsteA
70 make immediate payment At my oler. In irnt ni
A. II. IiEALli
ku1rfQf.t9t city E1l1cctOe,
, 1866-08-07

Elst3s@Fft9h Ib9 y thtAI! paekAKH ~ttd N KoUu
request to-day, and under temporary scatcy wofo
t@ec t1EhrE, 8ats being mhde ut lH9sc. Hound lots
llGlifr.
FNU1TA AND E11Tts-Ttlc general 1naskt. Esa
scsss Ihsfc L. 1!ttc M n shs .aTpiy 1i
trs being held Mt full rutcs Urecn Arrs sto ar
rShR freely. And prlceN t0tiay Hefn shato foEcf.
Dried fruits arc quiet. VIC qnotc.
, 1866-08-07


rRemarks from Chemical Ana5sts.1
Alter careful aualysts Of Hel1nbo1ds ETrparatond
they enjoy utmost confidence. VIC consider ttea7
eate aud reltable.
EEFEERS i YATES.
PhiIadelphta, JUNO 1?ts,, 15Cu.