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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-06
Nebraska Democratie-A Victory.

The Omaha Herald, of the 18th ult., says
the Democracy have carried the Legisla-
ture, notwithstanding gigantic swindles
above the reserve and in Richardson. Cass
county elects the Democratic delegation
clean, giving the Legislature to the Demo
cracy by a majority Of-eight Oa joint ballot.
Tha rnsnlt l. rannrfah.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-06
.AY MORNING, JULY 9th, 1865.

JL-A-SKI, TENN-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-06
NOTICE.
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

4 Large lot Of cheap Bread-stuF for sale. Coun-
Il Try produce purchased, and uncarrent Tenness.s
noLsy taken n trade.
-r.' c'--f TIsHTE 4 HARBTg
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-06

zN Rule for young lady. is to
so always with your female friends
"a gentleman were Of the party; and
Young men, as II female coWps0ioos
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-06

Total amount of receipts to this date s6,O87 30
Since the organization of the Society four
teen artificial limbs have been furnished,
for which I have paid your orders for one
hundred and fifty dollars each. Thirty
Eve have been ordered
, 1866-02-28
WISCONSIN LBGISLATURE.


ftErtfAh ~
'lf~ w4n,aoa M,. .' LUZ
A4oASoN' WA.s feb. 21.
In The semitic, nH evening, nine bills Of loeA
nature Wet introduced, but 90 general bill Af,er
sa;nrSsS ss' 'n.sA appropriation Oils INC senate
-.-.--.,.... ...
eenteu from The Chsube, Of Commerce OF HIlvar-
kee asSfng for 4 chsnpe n, the usn,v las
= ,.,t,ton -. .,.es.s..ds. .a"'
the ch1ttez Of the Wisconsin Genital Railroad.
Senator ". q. Chandler presented The following
joint resolutions Af,e, eome disersztou tbey were
..4 ...u o.es u1ss tae s"4es' 1ae louoHths atr ne
iekotus1ona'
WnEn1As, We have lcasaed With deep ses7et that
esess known a the Freedtnens Bureau Blu, uses1-
nre, In cur opnion, called or by every consideEa-
ltnn Of 5zshr, md humanity. and necessity 10 or
der to onGhle The Gore nm to rides n III nlrdpr5
to project The oppressed ioyA men Of The fubtliou5
diEtrc.e, and,
WHEHeAe, We cannot coincide with the opinion.
rom whatever source J. may emanate, thst The
people OF those districts LATELY In rebellion against
The Guye.nmcnt baye ahoHn such deerre or loyoItT
and good will towards The national Goye-nmrnt as
10 cutitle them to im1nediatn rcurrscntatinn in
Congress; therefore
Rfselrad, By the Senate, the Assembly concur.
fins, that 1t Is The deliberate Judgment Of The
state Or Wisconsin, rhar il Is ,he dniy 81 ,ho Con-
Eess Of the United statss as ~ pEeaent session 10
pose and effort IN any and ali parts Of the country
clamstipn RQarantscIpg liberty to The fredmsn snd
the Constitutional amendment forever aboIisniue
slarerS.
He3o{rad. Ths. the action Of such ,ne,nhcrs NJ
Congress as haye constantly and upfeserJedly t1r
portsd the measure known is tbe Freedme.,'s Bn.
ieau BILL which mad for It's object systematically by
statute Of law The relief and projection whieh !
great Christian nation found 1t necessary to extend
TO thst large number OF its eub}ccts and citizens
thrown upon IT'S hands. md have ateadfastly and
firmly refused to admit upon an equality xIta 1he
loyal States to act1re participation In the sIuln!s.
t1ation Of ihe Government, these representatives
from Febcllsous Districts WheEe loyalty to the Con.
stltuhnn and the Unlon was still deemed treason
a1d Aufeent eanss for sosi md political persecu-
tinn and prescription, with no other lest and eYt.
dcnca Of loyalty than ufllinguess to submit to an
oath which prored no stronger than rope Of SAND
, 1866-02-28
Daily Weather Report.
EBy the United Staies Telegraph Ltnt-l
E..t,Er~+w ~ tI.En
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Westsrn Associated Preaal
NEW foaK. Feb. Il.
Early dca,nsb In Hallway Shares this morning wssr
generally st better prices. Erie xrtat feature
acd vas run up 10 which carried With H. 10 some
dItent, tho taIsnee Of the List. At opeu Board and
STOCK Exchange Erie fel, fraction, and the market
closed weaker. Tho market II secoot regular and
1ast oncn Hoard was sronk and Eenern1iy fraction
better. PIttabusEh weak at ths closc snd fe1 Oh
i per cent from the hlehest point, while Western
Cnloa Telegraph wa stsadJ and rallied to 69tc.
CIoeLsa PRICES.
Tbs following Wsrp the closing pstces 1t {o p. II
n i. c. s1Kc Erlo 51kc; Reading 1eG3: u. 8. 7dt
cIcrs. Pitt. *; Rock Island, 1ue; Southwestern
p!a ssx; F.. Wsyne~.
oov=RsHxaTB.
The Government Hist vas steady on gold bonds.
bnt !eg quiet IN notes were fsmer and rather
.gTATx DoSDs.
State bouds were aoler and kenertily steady.
xoxxf.
Mooey Is In good demand att per cent, With anplt
supply.
The Gold market wAs quiet TO day, With very Hight
baainess. Closed At l.Sxol77.
Fx7roLxrx-
ThkTe has been ZONE activity In PetIotaum atocks
to-day, the prevailing dlspoation beIsk sell Trans
sections weFe at tho following rates: Bennehof Run
sls-Go; buchanan Farm ssc Bradley soe; Empire
Dc Excelsior Si.n Hamilton d AeC1iotoek Ss,a !
ANeshauy $500 Palmer ITO ShAda Isves t&10 !!
1thole Greek wa United State {1ss6.
M1S1S1 sroc1s.
Mining stoets: Guanesl UoId II; Smith & rarmo.
lse sl.-eo ~
DIRT GOODS.
The following arc the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchanzs:
Market very quiet. 1t u anticipated that P1ints Will
70 much Iowes, and that the general market mnss
come down nesrer the prices Of buyers. Botn dones
es and foreign goods sse dull to-day, In 1obbers and
nr1t hxnds.
| Brown sheellnss-Appleton 4. SC do c. &c.
Bleached shEtings-Eew York Mills, &c; HII1's
eempe1 tdem, IS Inch, S,cs Harris, Nc. 1, sc.
PEints-Mer1tmack r. ztc; spfAxuas, Dhci Rich
mond. 77Xci American. axe.
Cambf1cs-Haih aihluEton, &c; Portland. lie.
selicise-Cifutoa, s*e LonAda1e. 3oe.
Brown D11fls-Pepperel. &c Stark Il, &c.
Corset Jeans-Ferper els, see; 133tes, &c.
Canton F1knnela-HAmIltou.6 6sc: Eash1a, axe.
T. Ticks-Hamilton, Sc; Franklin, :So.
" 3tripes-HeW Iosk, 4ec: Thosudlke, Sic:
Observation-Disclosures. &3c: Manchester. I1s.
Hoop Skirt Aeye1s IL ~ Inch tapes, % to 10
hoops, 1s975c: , Inch do, 6se3SlIi.
The following dekpatches were received 1t the Dry
Goods Exchange;
Lor1syul1-Trsds Improved. Considerable Ac,iyt.
~ eapectedth!s week.
RasIoy-HtEueta fx&r. Coods somewhat eheap1y,
No pressure to sell there being no accumulation.
ST. 1or1s-So activity tn dry goods.
PAoT1DKHc1-PHcea nominal. Trade far.
CUc1xsA71-Markct irregular, With DOWNWARD
tendency. Demand for goods somewhat better.
, 1866-02-28

Tosol...
The draIiuR wilt take pace. afttI the Concert. On
the Stage Of The Opera House, where I9 ou persoes
can wtnessl H. COMMITTEES will oe appointed BY the
agents Viii Be- soppIed sth correct lists q drawing
Al publ!ahcd. Parties holding tickets Will
!.ln them ua!l a{ier the drawinet aad It tae5 HEm.
xa.dtbss ticket lp With fnI direction aa
aaie At Tho Principal Hotsts, nook and Suslc Stotea
u .he sltJ and At onr ofse, 13s Dearborn ,t!ecs
celps or price and stamp fos return posts&s. ..-
Good and felts Bile AEeuts wanted In every city.
town 2nd rilIaEe n the Uuted States 70 whom grea!
Inducements arc Offered Al co115nunleattoEss shonld
Chicago. III T. Q. Drawer 5g13.
Tho prprF!esors Will donate 20 tho Lincoln a1d
Dougaa Monument Funds TO also, shtIe Eli M be
f7N1 reserved from the person drawing the ~. q1
prize. fer the 1AmE puIptte-
RE51a1sc1s-ITen. .Wllkinsou. Ex-senator Of Mn.
A1e1. Kanda,l H-Goysrner q Wi..; Hoa IN. s!oat.
Ex.N. e. d nd; Hon. u ]. Laycocx; o. Kansas
Hon. WI; Lea.nEEsli Lyons Iowa: Hon: Joseph
Jacob TeFsy'e Aes y s. T. ca,saSo ~; s.
Msnsell. White 4 Co., New Orleans. La. nEs5 sp
, 1866-02-28
Morality Among Printers

Last year, a member Of the Typographical
Society. OF Berlin, Pruasia, took occasion to
state that Of l, 900 printers there died, In nine
years, 1s6-nearly 20 per cent. OF these, 1S5
died Of phthisis, and only 81 Of other diseases.
More than one-third were from 10 to 50 ycara
old. Only two reached the age OF 80.
Would 1t not be worth while Tor the Ma
tional Typographical UnionIwhieh meets In
this city in June uext) to institute some care
full inquiry into the sanitary and mortuary
record Of prtnterst The results might lead
to some really important suggestions or pre-
cautions for the bsuedt Of the typographical
profession.
, 1866-02-28

F-osu tn1s-TtuaH tat quiet. Aeas Pork ktld s*$Ase
ftr new ctty saes pE country at $Sc3 Bacon stcady
sales Of shoulders II lie. and clear aides At &c. Bulk
NESTS 61u saes Of rib sides It lie: suss. cu,edn
offered uose freely II TorAcked. Lard held nFn1y 1t
iEc hoz Primo city katao: no sales.
NoAHY-Wotklrx ctose.
E1cuAsat-st=zd7; Sc psrn!cm 5a7tazs ioo SELL
, 1866-02-28

:. TEPeE1A1 Ut35AtEH 10 lne Lu1tAEO If16dQE.}
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. q.
f1erR frners sales SO bbls City. Choice Winter al
s1o.so; 10 Spring Extras ut 81.
6RA1s-Eheal nellye and Cents better; sales this
n. board ttoo $izo3 czsh, 81 711Le1k seller
opuon &days; 3t29 neah receipts, $l.si seller April
md Mag. Nooa boAEu-sales 1a.goo 1t u. .s.x5Lasts
enyer option Nil March. p. nj board, 4t1lo sold
At s1.ah81,17H. Market quiet,
&oxHssxn Hcoa steady; saaa ~ at aite1t.a*a
FRosNIoss minAt.
HECIIP1s laaLN.1bsat go ho.1 -
, 1866-02-28

||s|z|s
Marietta colezet. u q u :. Gaas moere md
paIasF paa e. nGssssas' Gea:s.
". EcseTe dot... u n :. IS :. Preaching . Sab,
Rsa PsafsE f. qGsss.n*' Gss
Mt Union do'....soo 100 ~ u Sab, preaching, =
xwiSSees1s wi'Sssss5s Sa s!ep e. plsssss! @sssss!
2tss:s 2sss:. zssss;a1: sssi;5a;
~ .oac monthly
Ds's'on cn''-'''i9 50 " a119 ;n2t prayer meet
oxspsd Fe7eCo In 80 = :. :. Frazer meeting.
mass meeting.
s;;5 sss:;SS::;;;s s:sss
essIss "a ie,s s7ss:aas issss. :
HaSS s;:e IL % e. i R:!:y sfss Is
sao1 couere.... Is, a,A sDsaf; as .sa ,ast VII
&: e: 3EsssaiSi5: e, S5s::
HsKeadsss ae,... 1a $40 s.ss $sss:;sf =: =
*s;ss;s $ Fri. i e 9 :
Ell; as:ts: 's R:z R:ez,;; ;s 50 95 s:;;
Myer 11eetnEl,
- Ing. sec. ING ina.
Ann AIbost..,.... - 10 Is Class pre meet.
inEs ind w'klT
"a OF Christ
clsves'. 80 II 20 Is sD.ig sss ssss's
prayer meadag.,
zzsl.ss:;:;::::::5 zs':S::ss::::::::s si:';;: :;
cens3.I gMxssty1ss 10 70 :. Prayer Meeting.
HsnlIn Uain'J,...soo la Is u :. c1au aprsytm'sg
EEssSt E:;S:i as,,sss::::s It,: rrn*stsss,a
Tuscnirm Coi.... 8 Is 8 :.
'lnc1ude ali departments. tOnlT College claases. :
aExERAL CHARACTER OF Rr11o1ouB FEEL1sa uU-
RING 1H4 TEAR.
Marietta. Wittenbusg+ Wi1berfotce, Wabash. Harts-
lille, Kentucky UniyeIrty, Tuseulunn, Mount Uu-
Ion, University Of Wisconsin kalamazoo, Bethel.
rs fol1oX.ns EspoEs Eeytva!s u psogzsss Dsni;
Femaie College. Kno1 Il. ". Female collsese. % Bs.
lott, Ouyef, MeKendree, Wheaton.
centra1 University Of Iowa: ii deep fntsrest du-
1ns hrs! psn Of yesr-;hut littte at present
APn a.seo, GOOD and the prospect for good
Hanlin University. "Deep, conztan, and per
srastye."
Illinois College,. >s1nereastng interest"
Delott. "AoEe sahsfactozJ tha1 for several
oberlin rports 1oao students, over QUE half pro-
catcaeo aatafo9iaa s<,niedrs. Feb. 3, Issd
lady md gentlemen students. 1AktnR atx OF thoee
hAyt.n gentlemen only, VIC ind that there aEe JIG
professors OF religion in every thousand students,
while tere are 3 candidates Tor The ministry both
work to twenty lot the home.
, 1866-02-28
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
tEhnpEe.-Lnck Of School Accommodn-
tlon.

The regular monthly meeting Of The Board Of
Edueation held last evening At the rooms Of the
Eoard. No. T6 LaSelle street, the President, C, n
Holden tn the chair. There uece present, Inspect.
ors Bal,antyne, Bonfeld, Bsenthno, Clarke Foster,
Gs1iord, Lesritt, Run5on, Steele, Tinkham, and
The minutes Of the Last meeting wcrc read and
The President said that several complaints hsd
e e noaa M psPe I'd
Judte BradRe1l, who was present, 10 glve tpue in.
formation Oh the suetco.
place vas quite unfit for school. There "a. no
proper convenience for the children, great many
Of whom had been taken III from exposure to the
sod Ae nfd opsH .a5 s S7a ,se necessity Of
Inspector Hun5on, from the Committee on Bnf1d-
incs and Grounds, cnnld moi sec way towards rem-
-dyiuc the evil unless The Board could raise fund.-
The Superintendent informed the Board that they
would BE- OBLIGED TO give up the school room IN rny
case on The 1et Of May.
The Committee on E1xmtaatt n Of Teachers pre-
,ented ior confirmation the following appotnt-
Anna y. snosd, appointed permanently at Fos-
bzs Abbie E. Tobie e,n.eietant In Holstein School.
IL Ms 1ee 81 ass s. HasRaRSs ssssans
in t5e FosIes School, va accepted: .,ox
receipts and TOR account Of the school
and pI.ced on ME:
Ca*h on hsud January i. 1866. 7,os 50
hece'ptt- l7,oos5
fa4,s71.4s
Expenditures. .... ....... d.377.78
ca.h On hand February l, 1855. .SAo9is9
The following Eere leadmItted as pupils to The
High school: Charles + koot, Lama E. sEsat.,
The rrsIpnstf i'm of Mr. r,.,.- E.,,h.h.. ....s.A.-
, 1866-02-28

~ N mooe5. Wa seat 10 Inc e"uo'5 JILL tos Elk
W,Ii,,a .tr ,,h, s,,tth snd William Wallace
n.s fsse g s aso en s,o.sa asnea
having .eJ tndshns a ice ats M 70 MA s snet - e.
6aned prisoner wss 1T 70 the B.asxsI, tor oas
111dsr ~ "s.n Nv oN1-N we ~ ~
'iT'ms T1 Hef,n, In the 1.rcrny NJ mi, os hoo,z
~. 81 70 s1s count! il! Ioi = sk'ty III dI!s
,h aa nm ~ ,Innex rTt,fr,,ed ftom Si,s 49,
y ~ 5o,fm nj IL II saioo5 reei1rd the satsar ~
sssssd = z e ta17, Of ono years inpr'onnent In
'os Sms Marttn With IN inter- dss,-esrd sor III.
-oe,sa[3 ~ ! aietehne rsT5y. stoe Snfslo ~ nohe
vaigsd H. ,rs ;1yr 1or rnn,Sa kne VA sent
~ % =. I5n.rh ~ Er.rr 11nnn hod S4r, s,,rs,ed
FIR hn1r.H' > Dann n xheu III ,ndieted eoeTsd nlea
~ e ~ lii nf ~ c1my9de insiead AZ tsjngz
r.. - Ih ~ H. sToI Ia m s,1dent Lima Of ns.s
hoods, To- but proved 20 far unsuecessn 6st he jury
o,rent - sfr Trsrs In the Penifent{srv
Yesier,a,y he Cout sentcueod Dunn to aIrf,.Y
term. 0A'' '.'''''>'S'1 ~'' ~ '1''''sa4
:Inho pv.n. a vretched looking fnebrf.te for tbe
1arr9n1 n II. 90 Ia moncT vas scut TO the Comfy
.1sif a. fhiTy div.
PatsscE sxeency, IN nl.fsvored, brussll.ea tel.
~ y, II nnte cet himseIf intn niiitsr1 t1inIS INA
mcresse his stock Of ready uoueJ, hy gsro1ttnk
midnisbt pedestrian. Hc WIS asietted. convicted
onneut 1t Joliet,
Charles sedon for the Larceny OF 81 90 IN money
wss sent 10 he PrnltentisrT 10; two Ycarz,
Pn;r1ck RnlSer received the scuteneo Of 4 similar
term al ,uprisouHent Ipr the larceny Of quantity
n cinih;ng -
Jenne % n:ny had been convicted OF the l.roen, Of
va Sentenced to ,he Slate Prtson ior one yeaf.
John Collins, IN bis most earnest elofts TO 20
The en.rc hog With IN n1ter disregard for krasnla
worth sd. Hs w.s eents1ocd to one years In
p,i.onment with bard labor.
II Iii for thiriy aayr.
Adam ipson and Ncls Anderson. the North
DiSision phtoerapher md bis assistant Who eet ro
to their Gallery with an Immediate eye 10 the insur-
de second 10 teVen yeass in Tie Penitentiary Con
eldcrug the prevalence Of the crime Of arson In onr
m!dsf, the punishment was most righteous one.
Mary Parks, W1etsbed looking woman who ap-
breast, IVES sentenced 10 one years. imprisonment
toE the 1arcspy OF 80 In money.
William TnIlor aad George Il Harris, tSo we'll
tenccd the first named psisoncr 10 yezr, md the
other 10 Two years, in The BHdewel tor the larceny
Jacob Williams who, witn view 10 general ae-
QUESTION 1uthes than present requirements so.
leu Woman'h shawl, Wns cent 10 the County JAN
'o5 5.sa sa S1!hs Gnn.n convicted On three Indictment.
months innfizoutaeut in 1hs county Iii. "
ssn is lie presenf vas 1he pri:onet's i,rst crime
- his nnteet dents were very good. and as hs had
done all in h1a power to repair the Injury be had
peEretrssed, by returning the money. tho Court
suspended the execution Of any sentence tn his
case.
!arccnY oi pair Of i,ansaioons, was seat 10 lbs
Patflek Fine1ty, another coat thief was sent 10
the Penttentia1y for year.
PatTick ktug>weli and Fritz Miller, two exnbet-
| aut yornE eonls, who, IN the1f Efforts to enjoy
1EHmhF1TFR ny4nftnInA-
, 1866-02-28
The ssProv5dcntss Life aud Accident
Insurance Conpany&

Among the many tnatttu1ons Of thls city which
commend themselves 10 the confidence Of The pub
lie, and BY which Chicago has vindicated ITS claim
a great commercial ecntrc, none are more PROM
inant than cur insurance comranlss- Substantial,
well MANAGED Fun, Marina. Life and Accident Iu-
t1sanee Companies have been established, which
nay well take rank among any OF the same class In
any city Of the Union One Of the most aourishing
Of these Is The Provlcut,'' - the business OF which
Las hitherto been exclusively devoted to Insurance.
against accidents Its widespread popularity and
prosperity may be seen from the fact that the COM
pany has already established working agencies In
nearly every Important town IN the Statos and Ia
the British Possessions, with exclusive contracts to
ofDcas ol at 1e1et 70 600 mules OF railway,
The Company has recently pat Ii operation de-
partmcut OF Life Insurance, and IN keepng with the
Enterprise which has always characterized the man
agemen1 has adopted al the recently developed
principles Of Life insurance, with the addition Of
come new features entirely ihelr own.
The l1tc policies 1ssued BY this company arc all
non-sorclung, and upon the endowment plan, with
rates Of premiums as low as IL consistent with the
A. of creditors Nho may Eiah to jnsure the yes OF
their debtors, "a Collateral for short time, the
Company offer tables Of 1atea for life Insurance
from one to nrB yeatr at mere nominal premium,
and 10 thls latter claes Of policies they attach
weekly compensation In case Of accident.
The tucceee Of The Prov1dent has thus ftr e1-
eeeoea The most sangutue expectations, We learn
that thcir agents are aboIt 10 move ther head Of
1ce havnR rented the sp.c!ou1 roorns on the ftHt
where they will tn future GETTY on their extended
, 1866-02-28
A CHICAGO man IN LUCK.
a New Gil Well Struck :!
PENNSYLVANIA ALL ON FIRE.
Great Preparations made to Extin.
guish it Immediately.

All This storm and excitement which Is shaking Ii
O!d hey1toue State to IT. centre, has been created
E1thln four weehs By solltA5{ agent Who has The
esn,Eql Of hat atase foI POWERS PATENT PER.
PMELuAL M "A hRooM. Satd Agent bas cleared 500 70
af6E r., S FIG n fear Tssfs sspF couasJ Riah.s
CONS 20 fn1ous thztt othE 70 Asy lta
fur1 than to have tho 9rocs nnaantacn1ed tn ta.gc
quantities ia that Hsste. lie has, therefore, Just pur
Ehaxed the m4nrtactrnE interest for tho HtAte and
will soon be able to NIL all oreEs tnere at the lowest
current rates.
Kow. ths 3eo per day Il fact. which wit tuh.ssu.
uate to the tatatacaEn Of huy man Who Et take the
trouble to call st my ONCE or will give him the belt
State Right Ii the Erior. How rany bustncsl men ara
there in thts CITY who havo large capital invested
that arc not clearing 2to per day?
woula sAy to turh, sell ont ynur goods now while
thsy high ard put aya!is ln row Et:S PATENT
PERPETUAL BHhOM. Buy the Right OF Al Eattesn
State. ana Jou will ind you can strike LIE tn soma
Other etste ~ we'll ~ PennsylYan1a. =
few noFs towns In thl1 couu.y, and counties Ia
this Bteta, Michigan and Indiana fbf sale 1t bargain.
The Broom l. nov ec1ng Manufactured in !ar6e guam
ttt u this city and al orders accompanied By casn
JIM wH1HbFR gfEs u sole agent for Pennsylvania: ].
". +. RDVEY for Gbto NILES sTAEDIaH for Mas
sachule.tS; II. F.. MATHEW Tor New York and
DEWITT q PIPER, for the Southern States once 1t
ST. Louls. ~. - -
FOR rutther PARTICULAR send stamp for circula. or
call AZ my U11ce.
C. E. BROWNE.
ONCE, IL Tyler Block. No. II Iasalse ST.. chiczso
n1st3p
, 1866-02-28

Barnun1, In his expo*e OF fuodern
hnmbuss, MIL, It ie understood. apply the lash to
The countsrtctters Of foreign perfumes In this
At Fhalone ''Staht-B Blooming Cereus," the great
Coral extract Of the day is rapidly driving their
rr1sh out OF the trade. Sold eyefyEbere. nf99
, 1866-02-28

bIERsrADT's IorNr Hoop.-Thts great painting.
now On exhibition At Crosby,s AT Gallery, viii
leaEe for New fork on TbpIsday-lomns7ow.
, 1866-02-28

Go to tho Bcxt-Eo to HrTnnt l. Strait
tou.e Chicago Commercial College 10 eet thor
eueh, practical bu.iness education, Of to become
ErSaSr s1na1@4os- 1u @ Chicaco. III.
, 1866-02-28

NAToEAL BASkEHk' ExrHxss CoHPA.Y,-The
Albany 4sgM bss tbs following IN reference to this
new company, which has Ieated the rooms now oc-
cupseo b, But1ers 4 Co., in Portland Block:
- Al the meeting Of the Tfuetees tconapristuc
eevenIy OF more oi the beet known names OF The
tinapciA! and business worldly held in New York,
imp1eeuabe basis at the outset nnc w1th that view
cnls o! fvc per cent The authorized capital Of ten
millions will be rnste. periodically. until t.enty
ment. contracted for. which lncude MI the MN
phetDafiA OF nnsone, hortee, safez, &c this Will
leave more Than million and lts}f OF ca~h rsplta
interest. as guaranty to pc.toss transact1ng busl
pess with the company. ard to meet suy emergency
nhlch may arise. The line from New York and
hofton TO Shf;aeo WI PC ftst opened, and sobse-
, 1866-02-28

Atlantic White Lead and Lfnseed oil
Co., Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, Red Lead, Lithasge, Glass Makers Rcd Lead,
&c.
, 1866-02-28
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
Everywhere, 10 whom liberal Inducements ase offered.
Etycn tickets fer &11 I23 tickets for 500 81 tickets
for 49, For further particulars sind for List OF lzea
and CIrrctss to Agents Address ali orders and let
D. WEBSTER STONE,
r. O. Do1 60, ft. Atkinson, JEFFERSON Co., Wis.
, 1866-02-28

WANTED-Agcnts-Smart En-
w efse.ic Axrnt. so CANVAS for The Fea-
rle's Edtsioa Of The L1s OF AaAHAA LINCOLN" 10
*l50I This . the book the &1LLiUN And hnvnk
The krtAtest sA1r OF work aTcr this co1n
try Exclusive tGTttorr kIxnttd. and TO those wfs3
devote Their nttEe tine to thiA work we Vltr.nt =
LARGER commi ssien and QEICKxls zalss than can
right sort Of perton1, : aFLENDrn nFPuK1usIIH yne
hFCEIlHa az1xEAL AsEscIKs vii! be 21bFttd Ad.
Fpblyhsf En{tH%p. It1ipp1l, ns3l
, 1866-02-28

" ANTED-A g 9 q t ts-For the
w STANDARD u1sT1RY or TIE WAR, COM
pseto IN very aIEe Yclue Of lD00 p3ga span
1uly 1lua1rsted with 10 auo portraits Of nesed
G.neIa!s. Fatsle scMcs. Maps md Dfagran,s- Pub
1tshed n both EnRll2h tad German, SoW ready fo<
trI1reTy. Thla work hAs rival candid lucid.
complete, Auttsntc and Eeaole history Of tbs
ccuElct 1t IL jnst Nhat th4 people WANT Agents
clear t:xo PEI month send naee fos ciFculaEs and
zee olI tefm&- address z11GL+ER, McCUkDY 4 CO.,
Lombard Block, CnlcA2o, III, My
, 1866-02-28

w ANTEn-S1gents--The climax
W has been reached IN "EurnLIsa Srar1ss OF
The GRSAT REnr1 L!vS-thr moss Intensely IateErst-
covers The aaua ground, heuce Agrnts hsTe no COM
Pc lieo. and aEu nsrtne good suceras arerywaeee.
The po6rfs eager n this bnok. Good AGENTS arr
guaranteed lasgr Returns. Book ready TO oeiiYe
4ssts ee 29s hs1f @ Iq E7,1 sor oooSs Aadses
Atsnic Temple, Chicago, III, fy96n;3;
, 1866-02-28

60 to our friend ". r. Merrtll,s for
lrroeence eilt, ls9PE ls1te3'. chandel'e's' glss'
, 1866-02-28

Too Mrcu CosF1pESct:-Wllltatn E. pndle1,
Who hsi's from Eden, Eric county, y. r., while
perambutsinr the streetr yesterday, attracted the
attention Of = couple Of confidence men by hfevcs-
daul appearance. They made t1e aeqnaintnnce, and
without needing the everyday warnings which ap-
pea. fp The DenfTnpcrs, he loaned OF them 80
fccc,vtng a security a aoCus check- Vcty little
PtrnA.
, 1866-02-28
f44,371-43
-. 1h1H.B
Expenditures

inspector RallantJnt offered the following:
;RAsntesd rTbxt the COMMITTEE On Buildings 6ud
Gforntt be instructed 10 tnvesugate the propriety
ot constructing branch cehool fot primary scaol-
, 1866-02-28

TOR SALE-Beautiful and valu-
l. able Farm.-Te hsye for saie pre OF the ttnoss
farms IN this state, situated within % miles OF the
cty ard withtn miles OF railroad ssatioo in one Of
tho most beautiful aud healthy sections this county
The whole properly consists Of 20 acres hns may oe
divided. 0nH boftlon Of about 1A} containing
Inc other portIen commodious buildings suitable
for large aEd highly cnluTated farm Terms easy or
for portion city property would be taken For rAr-
fate IT. - Mi;
, 1866-02-28

Also, lnseed Oh, Raw, Boiled md Refined. Fc.
tale by dtnEgista and dealers generally, and BY
ROBERT COLGATE Il CO., General Agents, e87
Pearl street. New York. octIdEGE at 2tes -vEs