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, 1866-11-20

LATER NEW YORK Markets.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEbune1
NEW Ioxx. November ~.
HEIAD6TC1Et.
Greatly depressed by inescased receipts, money
pressure and scarcity Of freight roo but these are
large speculative orders waiting for prices to reach
bottom. Corn cloecs nominal At 81 .-78le3.
sTuCKs Is HfoEH.
Wheat 81 900 bu: corn 1905 900 bu 0&0 ts4 90
bu; ryc.51s ooo bu hareE, .o7 100 bu; also wheat
4oo,000 bu aEoat.
PEov1srokA.
Pork closed vcry quiet At 82an
LIVE HOGS.
Receipts q cst. Declined to 7974c.
gEOCXKEs.
Coffee dull Rio, 2192sc. Sugar, more doing tAir 10
prime, 1049l1kc. Motasses mort active and $3.50
lower.
, 1866-11-20

Accommodation 10 Georgia Debfors
MuIkpokSuIH, November 19.-The Aepxtc has
passed a bi1 tIteadlnR the time to debtors TO paJ
1fHS "HI
, 1866-11-20

NEW on1EA4s, November 1o.-Larec pumbcrs
Of 1taitosl arc daily arriving heru. Federal and
State otnctA Will be close. Tomorrow to riyo ON.
Of the great Fa1r.
Senator J. R. Doolittle, OF W1sconsn, laft this
Eofn1nX for Galveston on 4 abort visit 10 Jexaa.
, 1866-11-20

FIRE A1Anx LAST S1euT.-About one O'Clock
The alarm was sounded from box q, corner ot
Archer road and Twenty etzcet- 1he en-.
Eiues made the long run 1t over two miles from
hS CS1 sqs Ied"a ~ nre n INC rs ~
fames were seen in TIC direction OF the Stock
Yards. snd 1t Is feared BY some that the hre may
hare been there, but this Ind not bccn sseef1aned
At two o'clock This morning.
, 1866-11-20
THE CITY.

OrR report of the Sunday School CONVENTION
and Other Interesting city no@s will be found On
the eecord page.
, 1866-11-20
Markets by Telegraph.
New York Markets..

-.. -. NEW YoEx, November 10.
for m.ddInE Orleans, o@> ~ ~ <7@sss
FlocR-verJ dull and 7Oasoc lower 91o e3atps9 apr
Bound cnmmon e1trA 6t1te; &il-nt4i113 Tor rou1d
hoop ohlo aod sllA3i i3.ss for trade bfands-cloaIaE
Mn1kxxr-Quiet STATE, inb ond, 49c.
.,GHA,MENhsat very dull and a35c lurer: Ba1cs Of
10: Enukee1 part tt 9s1aa3H hnd The remainder
en- pirate terms Nyc dru and heavy staie Il sit3
rowed sAe better prices for very hsndsonc md II 81
tol laoada Tesi me- CoEn.-H:cspts 90 tst ba dal
mi1ed Western in store and anoat closing Win sellers
Att141 and buyers n t1.z5. Oats da md lc lower
sales At &966c for Chicago
GEoc1ni5s=Coree r dull I'D heasy. Sugar dun md
refined IN bend.
and CASH new mess closing At IA = cash md tR9n8
Noyembes; t31:5s seller Ill Tie yeas: md sns,
seller January; Beef dul u pssvioal prices. Beef
hams heavy. Cut meats dull It 1ai3c for shoulders
sna ls4el5c for ham1. naeon lnacttye-. Lard dali
and lower At lca134c and Small sales At lie. Butter
quiet Ohio; Hs9ksc for StAtt: and Sc tor
Orange County tub. Cheese duu 1t s@l6kc.
, 1866-11-20

ILLINOIS s1nEET cHrRca.-Rev. H. I. Ham
nond will preach IN iii. church 4, hslf.psst seren
O'Clock this eJenine.
, 1866-11-20
III l. & II I e ID

In this city on the 18th instan the Second Baptist
@ @Ge15,h BY lhf Rsv: J. GcSe'Pee u; 1oMS =
dauEb1et of John ophant. Esq. Of Kingston, c. ".
In this H on The 18th ias..at, ~ the Rer A. Van:
Jene1on, Nj, JAMES T. JOHNSTON 10 Ais1 NARY
RYSER.
In thls city the 18th instant by the Rev E. A. Van.
ssnt II Gnl CaDal.st. MIR, JOSHUA SMITH TO Miss
LOUISA II. WOOLLETT, all Of Chicago.
, 1866-11-20
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Sutes At National Union Yards.

SnIE4 At NAf16h4l UHi01 xAE08s
l1eporsA by Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
fr1nune.l
EKw YoEx. Monday Evening. November u.
BEEF CATI1.E-1he number Of cattle On sale to-dsy
Is a11s hesd, Including SO from Ohio, to! hom Illinois,
and 10 from Kentucky. Ftitt quality nse scarce nnd
4c higher medium plenty, and many inferior sato
cattle. Tho weather Is mild, dry and taEorable tor
trade. which opened lively on best, moderate on me
duna and hard Inferior. II wAs dull Ill dAy, and
closes hard-an not being sold The receipts for the
week ase s,1os. The prices tre;
First Qusllty. .......'.!s3iSHc
second quality
Third quality A3u
sHEEr-Ihe weeks supply Is 70 SO head. The rnAr-
ket Is overlooked and dull 1t sK@6Xc, with heN ~
&C. Lambs altkht,y better u SC, and all sold.
HDGs-ReceiEed fos the week, l9 $50. Trade fatr At
the low rates Of sxa7xc lossea sTfol. Thirty cars
received to-day. ...... =
aAlrs OF n1ron BuvEa.
William Thompson, u head. averaging 10 ns, 1t
~, % per head. ....
Burke & Adams. 10 head, averaging s.5 na At llx
J..T. Alesande. At Bregen ess hesd,ayeragnz eons,
at1l3lcc
ots 4 Rank1n. 3 head, Averaging 60 ns ,st14c
Alefton 81 head averaging G;os - -, sas1s At ss
Associated Presa Rcport1 ...
Current prices for the week At all tho na1kcss arc
b8AS c11s1r-f,rtt quality. hundred s1s saz17oe
AZ 2 Eses ,sMt1sos1sa' Il ooaon s1omz'aoo; snsa
e; Go.s s 10 .E1uss heaa, slo9oas1saoo:
ss q rs (ss!9};t etsSSsR com
NY VI 1sisa eeamaa Sssss s o'
pss%s ssssds @ s4s3s;S. sSso; as sennaa. ss ssss
~ ~sT1s1-Hesvy cof1>ied, = ,. 7Ka7xc; light and
medium, eA97c.
prtces hsve been sesllzed ali kinds ava common
, 1866-11-20

"Fernoden!a,' Teotn R1sse Rr% RrSserss,s.c Ts,.c
the teeth preventing deeay y, 'nrson, sus sn
m1 INC II il used and rreommealed br he bes1
dentists. Manufactured solely " CMHtH7 ,s,s AA1A
, 1866-11-20

a SURF Ptlr .urr.-ssr. Gffbertsa PNe
Iurf,umcut po.tuvcly currs the worst cAAce OF
lilies. Sent 81 mall on rccsspt OF 81. C;rcn!lrs
trce. Sold by drncciats. Agents wanted cssEy-
,vhcrr. Andrc4s J.. B. RoAA1Sx, Manager, No.
S.s Btuadusy New York,
, 1866-11-20

Ays1y1EsAnr-The Aqua Pu,a Lodge !. o. G..
r. will se!d flci: trst anniversary mectlaZ, ttls
evening, 4, their hall No. 57s West Madison ttret
Several pycnirert temperance speakers Will ad-
,.-e.5 TIC meeting, and good time may be auttt-
i;s,tt. All friends Of .he Temperance carec are
invited to be pseectt-
, 1866-11-20

vn~ 1r5tnfed Throat. CouEh or
co1o' .1Toup's Bronchial Tfoehes" aso offered
via The fuett In hei5 se.fs ass ass
t,,oG renntation they have justly acquired, A.
iilero a1c 1ml,atlons, be sure to on1AiS INC Esa'
, 1866-11-20

TIE r1cTKT BEHE1T7 roR TIKI soLuUus-Ac-
xNow14ooaEsT,-The committee appointed 1os
the purpose Of raising furds for the relief OF DIS
abled comrades, and the families Of deceased SOL
dictr, report the results Of the recent mstiaee
given fer their benefit al the Opera House. ~ toe-
lows:
Gtoss mornt............. ...+...-.-.S3ssS..12So ~
E1pfpttE Observation-Disclosures. At4-As
, 1866-11-20

New Orleans Market.
NKw OHLtAxs November l9.
CoTTGS-Drlf; G4les 800 b11ea 10 nfdtrE at sic
*, md mIddlinE ut nc. tieceipts. 1000 bales.
GEoCxktxs-snEar dull DIR It 1aanSc- Aol&sses
dnll prime 1t DC cholc9 81 SOC.
KEw IoKx EnHAzox-x9H premium.
FkIIGHr-EnchapEtd.
, 1866-11-20

paper Hnnx4n9s and Window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. t. M&hf, ~ haa'
do1ph.st,
, 1866-11-20

TnE TRutsk1I EaTAIE.-The Admtulsn aior has
civen notice that he will sell the personal prop
e,ty Of sbe late George Trusseu On the lNh day
, 1866-11-20

Constitution Water.-A Cer1a1En C11e
Sold hy 81 Druggists Depot Is cId-st, n l.
, 1866-11-20

A I1Ecs OF snk VELVET Sro1EN.-Ihst evening
three raen IT. re arrested Clark street who were
attempting 10 dispose Of pieoe Of silk velvet
conta.rlas Nents-one yards Tue cost and sale
marks :.rc on The goods, and The piece may be
seen II .hc Arr1orx, where II u bopcd that some
ne:chsr, may Identify 1t. II IL worth more than
SAI1
, 1866-11-20
3toney and Stocks In New York.

Nancy aud Stocks In New York.
ME- ToEk November ~
Go1p-Io1eT. oprniaE 4 ID, declining to lsnX, I'd
Ss:1Ssss Ss!5ss. i iSx9SS5S:s;sIs: Is:sr
S1:s:' f!s:': F:i:i:::: 8 S. ;; ;;;!i::.;.
$:$$;$ ::
feeaisf ssai asaa... ~
he .soek ht. :. hs l,.t oeeq, so,,a ID
optnsas ops ins sao.ioes Sssiaf Snofsea of se morning
!, ss 8 20 s sss e. ~, 1ss eFa 1ss
ST sSts 4 70. ssa ~ qss1 ~
L. sns snae sa.s' -5s owing . ens
uea du:int+s md dcrrcstoa IN the Wodaea sad mes-
aosa ~ detas sais a'teaooa- and rallied
fe,sscn EenanSe d1 md nominal It 1sx91oa tor
T sa sess eses: f. ~
tiss s as 5 HI; re r.
.he co.e. o*,nS 9 tne EEoTtas belief taas the new
Board would '''a''e eGntTes; aT2;r.
NK~ Toxk, November =
hosrd I'd qti,e n act!1e business transacted u
S*sT s fsf "a y M %
Et a - :a x. e fe Seas o'9
Scu,teyr tolL vt e snd the Of LIST ali u9
GOvxExxf3I$Tnel following *esc the closing prices
ssss az '!.sS''s }sfs sy Sc: :xs!s$
& ~ ;ssz. ~ ;:$ q: e: : Sssssa'
The stock market !aa hesvy and looee q the ia*s
open Hoard bnt the closlnE pEscs we're all higher tnAo
lie Opening qrotAiions cf The morning: go
W.U: M. G1eye fol..........T1nt 1n,x
SS Ti;ss.:::::::,Ss S55s ~
At The ,. Board Smith Pasmeee deeilned y ":
but the other tainitK atafes we're ErEctaly sfcady
o.6 T. cats.... .aexa soH 2stss1flvsr ...t;He A 4sA
| Canton. -o9KA Nm IMkS1pOSA--s.-.AsA%a =
Cumberland. e1k3.... Do pref .1s5s1 .
| New Terh Weekly Bank Statement
NEw Yoxx, Soye.nbe. =:
Loans, fSs.s$9so y = f.
Erectc-........ sAll.lst Increase 80 ~
, 1866-11-20
UN1MFRQVEf1.

TOR sALE-By 8. q. Kerlcot & Co.,
j. Real Estate Brokers. No. II Dcarbornst. unim.
p;ss reo. et ssss @ ,ieass,s.y, " !s run
betvetn FeuFteenth and siztoenih:ss-
ns: i sep ,sept "a q o ea.
77S-:oo feet Twenty y+nIuth. corner Of Wsosshar.
4GA1A lot ;t11Io on Treaty fourth.st. near State
S6.@a nnc lot Oh Nossh Lasalless-, coreer O Oak
sss-sa fset tons.se on E4.aeesn.t, near Wash
51i-zL.rge ard desirable lot on Morsoe-st, inst
i53-soath Giark.st, lot lloxalo near Fourteenth.
A,o. Ell s. otsss s in all pats Of tho city,
TOR SALE-By Vim. D. Ke.foot, 50
aaa .sveid.t:: g wsshiRstoS: asss M:s %
Enssss ri s. so5as;
3 81 ot I'D
g On Frankn.L n q Market: g On northwest co5ner
KE1Gs na Wa; : "a fssn S 81 81
Madison, near Heuben 5 on M.dlson near Roocy; 50
ase M IL e
sac At moderate prices.
TOR. SALE-Farmers and Gardeners
ii e.
salf northwest q &c CITY ns I'D near ihe Jeeer.
sssss! hsS rs ~ sa
Sdspiea Y a[kes AZ slss9laS 1 enclosed WIN Go1d
q aa
h9a;s
Tor SALE-100 feet on South Clark
T st. near s1teenth-st so per foot. 5 feet Bnt.
ETntld:st Us ptr foot Two on Ktnz!eat, oniy t3n
cash. PETER sHIMP, Heal Estate Agent, Oh Mon.
rotst.
TOR SALE-On Monroe.st., between
j. Wells and franklin, large lot, 9tx:n feet $l5 nco
a. J. ArERE1L. RtAl Eatate 0tnee No. Aettopoll.
tan Block.
EOR SALE-Bv VIM. D. Kerfoot, 50
f. Wssh.nktoE,st,1 g lot on Twensy.tnhs;stM h M neas
DrowI'a addition At Slso eoch. -...-..
, 1866-11-20

HISTORICAL SocIk71.-1he ANIMAL meeting OF
this Soc;tlx will be held ut three O'Clock this at
telzccr, {; The reoms Of tie Society, Newbe1y
Building, for 'hc election of officers. Dus1nesa Of
iI.Poit=Ic. Will he trousht ur. and menhs,s are
OceA>iSl.
, 1866-11-20

FINE Al7e.-Lovc.n Of tie be&ntiful in hrtwon>d
do well to inspect tie varied and extensive u.s.
tss:ncat OF English md French cng1hEings and
chrouoe Just received BY JenItnson i kelsz, al
their .torr, 1at South Cla1k ttreei, Those Of ou1
citizens rLo intend making preseuta at cbr7stmat
ih.t 10 much combines The useful and the beauti
ri u Gt.c specimens Of art, and they should call
ard view Gls choice selection bcfots going else
Wherr.
, 1866-11-20

GERALD WA1su, better known a. Jerry Walsh
tie yo1re man Who Eas lately left the pcniecntiary,
where he Las served term for the homicide OF
MISE nnE,ed Collins, about Two years since, WAS
flo: few days since by Jamce Supple: The ctr-
lie tirac HI having escaped the danger ofdeath,
bss new instituted suit at common Law. asEing
At the haGLs OF q jury damages to the extent OF
, 1866-11-20

A s1sG1sG Book.-Messrs. Lyon 4 Healy, Of
This city, have Just published ''The Jubi'ate."
written BY L. .. Emerson, whose "Ha1p Of Ju-
tsh'' las had such an immense run Of public pa-
tsonacc The worl commends itself for IL varl-
ct, :. well as originality, and Is musical CON.
portion s.csrs the Impress Of q master mind:
singing schools should Le provided with II, and
ali who lave the divine art will dad ''The Jubl-
i.:v'' useful friend and valuable COMPANION.
, 1866-11-20

SAD Acc1nEST.-T. stcldag about noon pas
serccs en- Site sIcetesr tSo. I'D. named WI.
IN Dow1le, wbosc residence II al Carville, ieu
trcra The trout platform when the car IVES near the
corner OF .ay,or street, striking upon the track:
TIE car ase.a over his letl leg and nearly covered
il i1Gm tie body. It stated thai Downie was n.
ioxtca:rt, ard The drfver wRf ccnsuted ~ some
ioT not ta1hiug tnll s.op. The wounded xnAa
vas conveyed hone hi policeman, and h11 re-
coyr,y - doubtful
, 1866-11-20

A pEs1pEnATrA sCIrAKD.-1he Efforts OF
scientific inventors have been n tast crowned win
tucccss In producing that greatest Of hoateho!d
cou.lu7u-a Brilliant, cheap and safe ltsat-
pstrnl burLcs for kerosene oil, adaptable to any
lamu, IL now Gu view in Ibis city. 1t Is slplc ~
i;f eur II uctors az there !. no machsneJ to work
.sort il i dlSpentcs With tos shT7ns{, {,,d. ane
fovrs Al elegant top TO The lamp. II {olSos {ee.as
use. Itfs oil tLan ordinary burners, tho lame bs
nc fed By "a. penetrated from The oil. see ID
S.It!sel.coI on n:st page.
, 1866-11-20

OrE NV SuEE1rF.-Geueral John L. Bever-
iGce. yesterday presented himself before the Cir
exit tcu5, aid tool tie oath OF office, shortly
,1;e- sptirS nrol TIE dn1iez Incumbent upon him
a. St..::. LIS bnnh ras signed by John L. Rev-
e.lc.c .1*.@rs II. Rcvcridce, Mark Kimbnli, E.,
ll..fI., Mc.1ll add aud Jabcz E. Bot+toti. The
, 1866-11-20

.tEsA-7ixc roIIcE OfricEIs.-Three brothers
rsrNd .uho, AEd.cw aud Thomas Bllghe were
arrested on srndIy night at No. lse Adams street,
where tbc;c was quite disturbance gotrR On.
The ,hr brothers ard fhelr wives occupy The
sane 1r.c and II Is alleged thai family troubles
are OF vr-r ircqIcnt occurrence there. From tbs
toisc that w-> retng made Oh the evening In aucs-
ine l::t v1c. Ctor .hc sprearance Of the officers,
:he m.n tio1c1,ly resisted arrest 1honaae BaGhe
va particular ; b, nicrrcut 2nd inflicted eome Sc
we're b.s,.r ITO. Of the ntcert. Alter quite
rac,r. lhc Interesting ss1o OF bEo'bcrs were CAP
;1!ed ED .alcn TO !le A1motJ They were a.
!Gier.1 ft. cs.nina.ioa ut tre Police conH YES.
Il tie Eecrsee:'x Court IN bail Of 500, Andrew
$.s sLd JEtG s.,
, 1866-11-20

NN. c. 4. DESIr7r CoScEE7s.-A scdes OF
React, Co,-cr:s are 10 he given under the di7ce-
tlon of 1'.c!.seo Il f51!s:La, at lhe Crosby Opera
Hclse, ,r 1cl,aIf CT the Young Mems Christian
A.scc!ir:au consisting az two .,iseeltaceous con-
GETS 10 tc ni,cn sr.'. AIT closing With tho cele
h stct: U1s'nrlo OF 81. pnnl. The object fs truly
vo,ihy Q *, and should meet viii Tie 11rgest
Success.
, 1866-11-20
Rrdl 3EBtatc-0rDu1ltrp.

EUR HAlE-Ur E1chNnge-4B II acres
j. partly under cultivation. frame house 9Th tonE
ROOMS, ard good barn, TX MIltA porth Of Evanston,
fronting The 1ioad; and having nne nRI1d!nz
site ovcEoosipK THE lake. Land e1ceient for farming
for city property. or land nearer the city. j. B.
VAUGHAN, No. 81 neaebofa-st., Room 1 Fullerton
, 1866-11-20

A GENTS-Wanred-Fo the most pop
II ul.r ard best selling Subscription gooks pub
l1shed. We ihr most extensive Pubf+heF1 ID the
Cnted ss.te ha4iaE houses In s1 cistet) aud DO not
employ GHtral Agents ~ nearly all oths1 publishing
yasse1s ,he extra per cent thst ts nsaaliy allowed
atyAuf age Of dealing directly with the publishers.
send circulars and see the character of Wnrfs
| nj; HlC Sc. 30. 10 Lombard Btork. Chicago. ILL.,
, 1866-11-20

NEW JE~LLHf NAnE.-Mr- Charles Wendell, Of
the ole established jcwelry store. No. 81 Lake
ttrre', hae card IN scoshcr column announcing
hie copsI:ucTsh,p with VS.. Hyusp, Nj. Wen
dell tas for Ennbcs Of years enjoyed N extcn.
stvr patronage. and there Is doubt that the ct,
zcrs Of GLicaso viii abrrally sntport tht new
dsn. Mt: V. hse !ately made t,p 10 thc Eat
visiting New York boston. Plilsdr1nhl, and
othc- principal clcs, for the rur}o,e or ius7css.
ing Liz s,otk. lie has been ruce:.bful il co5lert.
IL - ,st:ea an snd & csaa'ilal an .sses,sncnt Of
American watcher, ihdles' enan, I'D waiches.
gold and til,cr llase chains, rings. bracrcia, IND
gold ;cnt lfy o1 all descriptions. lie also b1tnrs
will h:nl = very fine assortment Of diamonds il
tet., I'll cs rim, brooches. &c. and has spared ue
sasss 10 FAKE hit SELECTION most bril- liant s,sd
;oE, le:e oEc. keeping In view the wants of ths
1sde II esc.y tcpaucacrt nf jcwcl'y ware. Tc
+ pEfclszcss OF Christmas present. his arTtva
'se.s Enusc.l facilities tor procuring jewclry o
raaafE1 actkn1snth!1 ard Ecwcst designs, and
nero should ell on AcsEsk Wendell & urrpap
4 No. Il lake street, aud siew theL choice eelec
ucn. '~'-s
, 1866-11-20

A FITTING Afrotr7nESr-At recent seshlon
of the Police u. ard, scrc cant Thomas Clayton,
log yalucd member Of the police force In the
First Precinct. was appointed to hc charge OF the
Archie, Road Sut*;stion, and he assumes thai
porttlon thi, r,orn.Eg. He i successor to , Sss.
I,nri1eI Sergeant Clayton Is estimated by
ilevee ard ni:Lt-wslkcrs 4. little less Of cslan
itv to fall among thcgn than famine and peshience
aial nrou]c IL The vicinity Of Cottacc Grove may
eiustlv :, ect TO be ablc to walk ont Of Al even
irs without yitiura Of casrofcrs End eut-thsosts
nos eetE.pg their Mfnds.
, 1866-11-20

HudGoa.....-....%.....W
E{e ..................- MA
P4ci nc Mali.
r. U. TeleK14ph..... SR
so Counou E......lM4
Su Coupons 'e4.....-.l&x
| 80 Coup @. new II. ~, ,
6Ht..,.............-1BH
, 1866-11-20

TOR SALE-About {, 600 acres Of Iowa
lands. at 60 ecpta acre. II told this week. Call
On sIiEtARD. 1c4 IsAudolph.st- Room /.
, 1866-11-20

CoESYY SUNDAY SCHOOL CoSvES11os.-Io-
morrow morning, at tcu O'Clock, another Sunday
School Co, sant,oc Is 10 assemble In Chicago, at
tic Firtt Aetsodie Church, corner Of CLARK md
Washington streets. It il hoped that every Snn-
da7 school in Cook County viii be represented:
The exc: cises OF lhc fret day arc important, and
Ire4ent. The re port OF work for the year will be
ireten,cd al The afternoon session, and viii show
Hhst tic Chicago Union has accomplished during
he past year. On Thursday evening the c1cr.
cIseE rill close with Cniou Soei.blc at Crosb3 Z
Music Hall, entrance On S.a.e strcet-
, 1866-11-20

EKE YORK. November -
NuxxY-Fatfly att1ve 1t bts6 per cent.
EI1EIrx1-p1u At 11eSA1sa.
CoLp-LcEeT, opening At III. declining 70 1sG4, "a
yanctnE to Ill, and closing at INK
CONVENIENT SToCEs-N47A foNeIs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14
AlisftIlautuus.S
KEEP COOL.

NTE wish, by this means; TO inform the ps99h1e,
street and at j. Oblinger's, Huston Building, JET
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14
AEaI @stHss.
I I LENTz q APPLBGATE, 1ra
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office ;S23 Third street, North Side.
DAYToN. ONO. ....f. I'D,

"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles ron
Dayton adjoining Liberty--f4b0Q. - ~. 4. a..
Al nne residence, bA acres, Wcl impfoVcui
within one mile OF DaytOn--e3, 800. sf- IL -..
frame house and four acres, on Groencasue
HILL 81 900. Cheap. .t
A farm OF 100 acros, on Bear Greek, good land
Alarm two miles from Dayton, on the Coying-
ton pike " acres Of land good brick house large
new barn and other out-bufldings, in good ofdef.
Good brick house and sixteen acres Of land on
(reencastle Hill viii be sold cheap, II sold soon,
small farm of twenty nine acres, six miles iipm
DAYTON on Liberty pike, well imprOYedi Will pc
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Good farm near Centcrville, In WashlngtOn
township OF 1885, acres, known as the Town 3
farm all In the best OF order, will be sfld chetp
Good farm all In good ouler, in Warren county,
on Lebanon road from MiddlctOwn OF one nun
dred and fourteen and one.haf norcss bargain.
Good farm Of GO acres, in Preble county, on lew
isburg and West Baltimore road; new house ana
barn good young orchard, all iu the best order
pnrt bottoni land on Miliefs fork o bargain;
Good frame house and lot on Fourth st, above
high water mark sold at a hargain ~ sold soon.
farm OF 100 acres mile north OF BROWNS Sta-
tion, on Western r. r., on Twin Creek wen inn-
A farm Of 81 acres, good improvements, al
Browns station ON Western X, R-t32QO. = 4 -.
A farm of 20 acfes, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-f9OO0. yl.. 10 III.
A number of houses and lots in different parts o.
the city All will be sold cheap.
feb2-tf LENTZ & APPLEGATE. IL. ~ A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14
FiIterer and Cooler, Combined

is the oniy article OF the class which has ever been
oYrred 10 the public that in every way hlls our
expectation We sell it at moderate price II
essary, can be re e-packed in twenty minutes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-14
Every Family, Store, Manufactory,
Hotel, Sec, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it, I
NOTICE. N
And come out icy cool and clear as amber.

VAN AUSDAL 81 CO., HAVE AD-
MIrrED as partners, Messrs. =. NJ. HARMAN
and " W. LAKE, dating from February ~
1860 The business, under the irm name OF VAN
AUSDAL, HARMAN y co. VIII be continued at
No. "A Main street. Dayton, Ohio.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-24

d
CHICAGO IND M1CfrCAv Grand TRrvf
RAILwAY.-At public meeting OF the eli
zens Of Hastings, held IN that village Oh
the l4th inst. the following resolutions
were UNANIMOUSLY adonfel;
Whereos, We The citizens of nasul.a
and vicinity tee fte Importance o. secn~-
ing al the earliest p...4..c--o4e moment. tlc
railway facilities that the construction OF
the great through line between Chicago
and Port Huron VIII afford. AM whereas.
from the iull representation VI the facts
made 10 Us by The representatives, Of The
company known n tie Chicago and Nicli-
igan Grand Trunk Railway. We arc CONT
dent that consolidating Tie various utter
ests on the proposed line j. VI the creates Z
Importance, and that 0ur Oniy interest T.
united and identified with ihe proposed
line between this VILLAGE anu Lansing and
with the company before named; and.
whereas, the citizens o. Lansing and Grand
Ledge have resolved 10 unite with -le
Aforesaid Company. Therefore
ResOlreQ. That We viii associate our in-
terests with the said Company.
Further kesOtce1 That 70 secure Tie
early commencement Of Tie WORK Oh the en-
tire route OF tne proposed road, wye VIII
cheeriuliy vote the aid authorized Ly lass.
10 the Aforesaid CON Dauy, believing as we
10 that this is the only company proposing
10 construct The road, that possesses tue
ability 10 carry on the scheme. tie compile
ton Of which Will greatly benefit the clti-
zens Of this entire community
A committee Of citizens. consisting or
Nessrs. r. Z. Wisatn.u, II. g. Goodyear
and Norman Bailey was appointed 20
carry out the object Of the resolutions. An
election 10 vote Oh the question Of ailing
the above mentioned railroad project was
hele in Hastings yesterday, with a fair
prospect OF being carried in favor or giving
the aid.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-24

RAILROAD MEETINGS. There viii he a
railroad meeting at Capital Hall, on Satur-
day evening next which will be addressed
by Judge T. J. Lit,leiohn, Judge W. B. VII
Hams. and Col J. B. Fisk Of Allegan. The
meeting will be held IN the interest of the
proposed extension Of the Grand Trunk
halfway via OF Alegan. \ general attend
ance OF or citizens IS requested. There
Will be 40 adjourned railroad meetinr held
next Tuesday evening. The S0th inst. in
the interest Of the proposed Grand Trunk
Extension via Of otse@o and St. Joseph
We are not informed Us 70 the place Of the
meeting but presume that this meeting
Will also be held at Capital Hall