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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
IN INV
STEAM BAKERY F.!

SuEAM 0ANENY !!
TlE Subscribers having completed a. sxt.usivs
ura " y. SaS ts S' .S s, ."d =.
articles Of their manufacture, which they eena.
IDENTIFY believe will meet the wishes Of all vhe may
Ss dispceed % fAvor them with tasir pstrsnaEs.
"Nutr1tive Crackers"
have obtained wide celebrity. and been usnufAe
tured by us for long tins at Ssco, Maine. TheiI
reputation in this and every place where known u
firmly established, snd they ars invariably OF The
same excellent quality: TSs', c,sea.r. are th;
are the only Crackers to No found IN New England
that are compounded and prepared upon correct
chemical principles. Instead OF rottinE the dough
cence. thereby utterly destroying the sacehsrins
and nutriti.e principles of the Rour ~ 10 unIver-
sail the case at present. our processes cause US "a
make use Of the dough In perfsotly sweet and
Crackers. but oil the varied and much esteemed q.
tcles OF our pfoduetion. In . proper AMI satlsfhe-
tory condition to be used 90 food by mankind. who
are declared to DO only little lower than the
angels
10 addition to the common kinds Of Cake. w
call particular attention to the many kinds made
from our own ressipts, which We nsl quite ..fs 10
ynG viii p,o,s perfectly :.t'isso,y e ~, .h.
snumsrato our highly prifsd
Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BIscurf,
from an English receipt. This biscuit 10 . great
luxury. We also make promptly " order
RicH PouNp. CIrRoH, ALMOND. sILvRR, CocoAHur,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chsss
Cakss,-also. Fancy Creams, Rich Jumblss,
Rsnsy Rounds and Spanish Drops
In closing, we desire TO sly that Nc spare no
pains TO meet the wants and wishes Of our pstrona
We use invariably the best Flour the market 81.
fords All the other articles consumed by us In
our manufactures are carefully selected and Of the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery 10 constantly
kept scrupulously neat and cleanly, and our work.
men partake OF the same general character rs the
rest OF the establishment, and are masters Of their
business. We fully believe that your acquaintance
with US will but confirm the impression We have
feebly endeavored to convey, and We respectfully
solicit your patronage. .
H.N .JoRplH,1 II. N. JORDAN . co.
CT. JORDAN, 81
nELLkS JOSE
Dover, N. L., Juno I, IS.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York coun.
ty will bear Hns mind thai II. N. Jordan d Co.'s
crackers can be obtained 81 the stores Of Porter
Ford, Biddeford. WIN Moody, Kennebunk port, and
John =. Hayes, Alfred, pedlsr western part Of the
uounty. 4u
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MEDICAL.
Important to Invalids.


SD Bleed Systems.
Tho HYPUPlioSPHITES not only set with
PROMPTNESS srd CERTAINTY ~ sssrI stevs
Of pulmonary disease even Of the acute Kind call
cd "GALL0PiSa CoSsrHrTios," but also with ~ =
DARIIBLE ACCURACY In sll deraaEsments Of
the Nervous and Blood Systems, such ~ fsrrsrs
Pro'frai,va. Gsasrai Dskhfy, <sfAnS, Psrsiysn,
Serefsis, cAyosie B,oaeAif, Ms,asmss, Rieksts l'S
CAnd'sHl Iasm,a. DyspsSsta, Rasfisg. iasaSsf Ne
fr'hen, inpotsrisAsd Bfosd, sad all Morbid Cosdt.
i,ons o. "a, Sysf,m, d,rssdssf dsfeisHsy Of vital
Ieres. Their seton 10 ruO-YoLD and srrctYici on
the one hand, inersasias fAt yriaepis. WhicH CON-
STfTUTES NERVOUS ENERGY, and on tho
other, are THE MOST POWERFUL BLOOD
GENERATING AGENTS KNOWN.
VEvery sufferer from Dcb,lity,.a
or any Chronic Malady, by which the vital eusr.
De are depressed or exhausted and every NO
man who needs NERVOUS TONlC-an invisorA.
tor-should send for III. wlNCHEsfER
4 CO.'S New ClPcuiar..S compiled nom
DR. CHuRcHiLLs Second Edition OF bis TRELT-
Use ON CoSSUMPTioS.j Just published In Paris.
PrIccs, In and 10 81. Bottles. ~ and -
each Six sosit ss three large for b.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Whole
sale by GEo. q. GoODwIS 4 Co. u Hanover ST.,
Boston, and OF the Sole Depot In the United Stssss
by the Manufacturer, J. WiScrssrER . Co., New
York. yeoil
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Tye. ..s. 2 cS iss' .s% ss ,, :: . Ne,
.,.tsrss = thsy AWAY sss me gvd Pvsassa tss.
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"Ths wonderful progress Of Medical
Science during the pasf str vears only,
nah &c 70 possible Tor the conscientious
Phy sician TO declare, now. that Coz.
susrrioS Is as certainly cured ~ isfsr.
.Ifssi Fever. and rs certainly prevent.
Is Small Pes.--CHARLks \. kisa, u. D., Ii.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-21

THE subscribers having completed IN sxteusiv,
STEAM BAKERY In this city. invite he 81.
tention Of The public TO the choice and excellent
articles Of their manufacture, which they con0.
IDENTIFY believe will meet the wishes OF all Who may
re dispceed 10 Avor them with their pstrenags.
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Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy. 7,

Persons living In the eastern part OF York coun.
crackers can be obtained 81 the stores Of Porter
Ford, Biddeford, WIN Moody, Kennebunkport, and
John =. Hayes, Alfred, pedlsr western part Of the
county. 25u
, 1866-10-27

Tie extensive raid ma le upon The honses Of
prostitution on Thursday night made business at
The 1'a!iec Court !atlcr lively yesterday snornin:
into The me-hrs os the law, 10y II. The l,sc" tt,al
Of the Kind ever snadc IN sais CITY on snKla oc.
casion,) taxed the accommodating os the Court
sSeme erowans ,V % te sic pe.i,on o thc prsonefs
were contained in the "box:" while G.o coursc-
zans were .'cona"nsed Into the open
ro m The motley array Of a.ery. which looSed
no:r The '.ctcr i4r Inc 1uaFtSss tts wsarcrs had
Ssps H. % s Is, ss
&: Scp, sof io the ssaRiis II easn q City,
* haa T. :nsea tse easa wb:a aed ear
iur proofs Of II. Many Of tho women we're good
looking, ve'y few hlrnssras an4 some m o. nem
reared 10 be- DO, oser twenty years old. Regard
'ns their present situation tsey treated It With
II he III s Is Of asFk sa's sg &fe sss
during the previous night, but they seemed e.
cectlnely cheerful, ali things considered. The
fic,,ds ot The d.ni,aohdr :hro:sc:l some part. Ut
a,an nas Is yea 2, lgw res nj
srcsts, were Gr*i brou*h sefare the Police co9rt.
charged with keeping !ewa houses, 'nasr section
1s e chacr N of the State laws which reads
'.lf Ray pcseon shall he an Inmate Or keeper
o. lewd house loz the p:aci1ce O. iotnlcatson, o.
shall be Keeper o. an5 Huust los LIZ eHCnHtle"
n,eut Of ljleuess, drunkenness. gaming. fosnit3-
1ipH or leu tlpcss such pesaon shaa9, upon conElc
/ tiuh be fnel in Il sum nut It!5 than 6l0u, OF be
| tulrIsot,cd FOR s1x tuonths.<
itcfe Eceperr all pleaded gni'ty: Deputy Su-
rcri1tvIdcrt Nelson sinteta 10 TIC court lhat Tie
Email multitude In the dack represented ihr low
ri class Of dcns in th[s city .vy were each held
to bas for appearance al the lsecu!isrs coufl, ~
fhe Fum Of sss:1', aud nearly all Of ticul bad
! feittds wLo 1utnisbcA the 1tquitcd l.all. Next
| ear,e The lnmrtcs, atra:gned III squads OF from
! twelve 1o twcrty-1nus.iy young wotnsE. but with
now and then i VERY sheepi=." lookta: rcpsr.
| sentative oil the male sex, which elected eup.
pressed laughter from lhosc girls who had
mol yct been, Aned: Al Inc appearance
rcrinsenilenl Nelson r1adc a lew re1nArks. =. IL
io,I them III distinct terms tat tho po!icc nathor
tiles l.erc deter snEed to make llcm change tltt
coussc oi lifc or to leaye the city. They ehtcef
! 1acn FROM tho street. uid werc to be hcFn VI
;lrasant days advertising tlleir shane in Tho mos
indecent tncuncr in :nc vicinity Of !heiI lodgings
Nclv0yrr, there were shariis ot landlords Wit
li.ea buildings to rent unt 10 these parties, IL
tumc instances gett.n. slf0a month Tor room
| lent lie raw SONG Of them In the Court room
md said that the authorities were Is going for
them tcSt- Justice Stutevant imposed the 10:
nne Ct s. each up0n The iut1atcs of IN
siotEels, who numbered altogether ab3u
Ia persoE6, ahcc1 nifty Of whom wcsc n,cr
yearly all Of them pai ,het7 1nvs during the day
/ -N--
, 1866-10-27

nTcua0rnntlHs
Asuorr,-Thc scow uirortc1lc wont ashore
Few dase sfncc al kaIamazoo-
L1pE1LEp.-Ihe ting $. G. Chaso and scow
]. u. Chaplin, have been ltoell2d Tor damages to
the tuE Shepard.
RI1CESEp.-The propeller Young Ameriea,
Captain D. Il. Davis, arrived here 5cster,lay al
tc,noon from OEdensbureh. She left Milwaukee
On Thursday morning. but was obliged TO return
Ii, consequence OF heavy head winds. She re-
rorts q large Ccct on Lake ur.on with sails
gone
BAnE GREAT WEsT-We learn that work will
soon be ccnrncuced OF this vessel. which few
days ago ran IN Racine Reef, By the Western and
rEGnix Insurance companies Of this city.
RA1sED.-It Was reported yesterday that the
bark Ocean Wave, which capsfzed list spring on
Cha11lcrs' Island, had been raised by the boston
Nrecking Com. any, and would soon be lowed 10
this port.
EAsuoaE-Ihc schooner uorace Greeley IL
ashore six miles eouth Of Grand River. The tug
Bcnjamin Drasc departed last evening to go to
her assistance.
The schooner Pioneer Is a|ao reported ashore
between MnsEcson md Grand Hayen with he-
sails all gone.
rrorIL1En MARY STEwAnT--Tl.,s steamer WA
not lost, as reported a day or two ago. She Is
e1pcc:ed to arrive at this port come time during
today, frum Muskegon.
Fon RErA1Es-The big Mechanic, after under
going general oyeshaul;Hg, len Miller Dros.'
dock lust evening. The schooner Wss,chestcr
Ard IN. ]. A. Crawford 20 In to-day for repairs.
FSAls ELowx AwAr.-1he schooner Il. c,
Wi1s1o,v arrived at Detroit, on the I'D instant,
will be. all aails blown away.
AsuonE.-An unknown sc.ioore: Is ashore at
Anuislce.
DAxAoEp.-Thc schooner Mo1.e1cle, boand
down with grain, lies I'll Port Huron, with Ec1
uaiueai! gone, and otherwise injured.
SCHOONER Lor1sA.-The 0s"eso Tn't8 faye
tue ech0oner Louisa, which lies sunk between thc
I pie:s ut Zig Scdus, will be total wreck. The
lug Tornado, with lighter, returned to port LAST
evening, with portion Of her cargo Of lumber.
VESSELS nAseIs0 THE WEL1AsD CANAL-Bound
westward, on TIE sd instant, Propeller Matne.
poH7 OF BurrAto.-Thc arrivals on the I'LL
| we're as follows: Propeller Empire State, bass
| Il. P. Baldwin, schooner Yankee. The clearance!
tho same day were as follows Psopellcrs Oneida
Arazcr, Chicago, Queen Of The Lakes; bark. Sun
inside, James F. Joy, Sunrise; schooness Walter
| D, Allen, Acontias. James Cochtauc, Corlnthiau
Cape uorn, Darlington. Contest.
, 1866-10-27

There *sc picl.ty Of Erslt:h order sae: t,r o7sAa
ssns, but fr1ees IA: above tho.c OF th lea aS
foE.in markets. thAt tale execution Is simply oHt of
tn question. rriecs Al the spnres Of SIMPLY IN !r'
Il
Of fsrleht t. the aeahoard any asc.-
pe plAced Mpoa niaay Of the reports Rhsh sesea "
from The West, VIC should cot hare more :t!tn hall
snSS:n :S1r a an yI Il: sio? e ST. III u
sight surplus snr cxl."t- We have cot 1ne
eraniy shortened ty h*t weather ttuslnE
" n:sys! - Sa anos, u s'eM S,,s1e s.l "a
.hcr nra5ly ucncient the rspa1cEs eharavn:
to iuake is arEr... Macy Of III. published seeanais
tea. nlstnk.fe cv!l nte+ to OF has llE 1ca cN.
up t,r cit !. unfortunately fne trAlt and tae
thsh iEaucnec. lle r71tt of corn has s:ssa run up
frcya - ce.lte. ac lsr ut September, 10 FL yeste
daS-an advance nf st cents ba.hef. IN tsie fac Of
sccann!at.ve evitnso TINT 1he Yield this ear Will ne
1t least equal TO HAT q any previous season while
t:lnk III y. cc,l>rie-ahy ia c1ttss Of any year 10
she history Of tat cuntrr. II Qnt:c apparent, from
careful survey Of all tac surrounding
therefore. that not only must our exports cntnuc o.
MI extremely limited scile but th;te !
Of btrHdssls TOR many mouths 70 conae There AZ
several clEco1A Of wheat LIE Way ltc.c tfou
San Francisco. ard tn all probability maaS oSaeEs u
follow. our 1atrkc a.Iorai: tc r margfa4 than ihos
eeaaE mstsopos 10 at Il. fas4sc III IL sseus :i t
draw small portion oi hcr Ecnr hcns:. and III. r
vrrfe ens1anI IS an sps lll1stsauon Of The nntabl
Of fh1n,Aa AFFAIRS In imported commodities te:e
encers ,S %ash ihe siessp Tie mes aa
npoa ne probable acton of Congress in rc-arl T. II
talu 4nd excise tax system. during Tho np2.oachlh
/ session.
, 1866-10-27
New \ orA S:rocerv Market.


cotrrK-Thrre hAs b,tn ,!tc DUNG in Rio since our
, ~. the nass;I r IT, sffy au1e Ms h "a1s e
"hth = Lot l!cIc l.,r tal . h,:s t,li YESTERDAY,
Es f. Hss soa's as1 = q II ss. = @ t
!.io Ia.rFio to The I ut1a'. Iht.i sales Of to:!eu
s s a i54 Il: s a,;a ,! i' :s, :ss y: "fs!;e
.1nts;ao. EA.la,ss :4;tt: ~ b4nsSrs aal ~, -:
IT. III @ H. x:f f+ons @ tic c;s resiss - az % ad
,nrs' aer.l tntas u" previous teo owsr>s I've r::s-
ecised va n! sai!*faciors ,e o,Ik tsiax Why:
Is ees1s 81 e. 1T o e let FaSfs S.ss 1 s
81 F'ssas sa & Ss
* hse ase asistS a 6s sasr
.ton. haye aleo rr,'nn.d q;i; !nacsiys AL ~ roSy
iao bses @nd a,a 3asa 81, seid aad s55 ba;s
osla II. o, +; " We .lid nos lsasa Sosx 81 q lso
Baltimore. 1so5; and dasseston, aiup-tota, 3:,aot
.!,in M isi' ess Ss xs adn %
M Dc T asxs sss eE ,sys "a psr Pc II
Ill. cusreccy, ata *,;.lsttiu. s'td win few new
n at ss ia. e1s u
.s1n i! 10 ol:l hna;. s!6v: ~ ht lo1es new 3ayts
lS sxs va Vas1tss S X rsi:ns 81 Il Il sasss
Z h,A. rssh Il @ q, a.. r ra:i i 2as r; y l., I'll +!
Arm s1l;. psa Y, T: 'sS7 ;sgss, y s,,e: 4 4;
hIn Sl'D r'.n. Es!' i Hi o hss Naas" rs bs sass
s S:ansc., s sstss a. Invoice M,ysa. gle:2. Ssi
e:sssf es 70. EN- aPs prrs
@ 81 sns ssa s , 81 M :]asfs ] s. ssf e gs s
trench ~alnnst, !. cisst Turkey figs = fta!s sees
Eatst, IL brls nrw t1n cutS :l do cusf2nS. y lse
1.lnccs n1Ine' d. ~ ha. sicily eot scll. iel cass
ts.Ny :hrEtls. and y ht's TuFaes psun-s on 'esl'
| mt n:aar purlic. a
for ll xar;aus descriptions un low Eatts espe sAtly
suitable faF dlstElluE and refining purposes, nre s1tr
and wanted. Ihr trade purchase to fair cNiea1. hu
thu IL restricted BY tic small stock Of desirable
qualities Tlr -hlr~ NJ htI;.. and u sr> Guh1 Mus
eovato TO arrive from iostlnnt. At a3t hh
aud Il tcs- hc:r. ls.62c. mostly aA:a5c; aa hh;.
Nuevita>. Sc 80 DeulrratA. +s:iSc: - karhasl,cs
u; anu l3 hhts IT,. amt = briI lu:tJ E[.c. 6Aa;
tnur rlttis. By .nettoa, l1 hlrl> tHera.a sd =
E.tS1Ac and st5 brIs RIB sh New usleaaI. sS.4 ~
months. Thu >tutE yesterday Ha3 about 1@91 IND
| rottn I.leo and $40 Cuba, etc.
| SrGAE--Tle d+chaA e raw has fille7 OF and -
further dcc3e in gold The market has brescntea tam
AErrasA.cc, r:ts~ sratHa}ls isvo-inE uycss. and Y
Ft4Et OFT 1:e tatlnEs fur fA7 t, EoG reanicE Cu5
onr-rEhih OF cent = 9. loEs~i1Ac iar tatE An
l5a aaivK for go.s1. Grocery gTA.s srt ALSO cA.tel
cSc,cs i::s,:xss 10. ii b+.z Is..tii sr. MsAs.'
ss*r. tn :s,>e. sNali;c. and thc same i'll hats 9t
III. ..o-. II l1c.t II an aal lower hssd Is .lS'at
| sch Whltc E4.l- e. ..1 !e.iaw 13E9tlKc. Mc,>r
stuar,s' reI1.'I rsnrrS arc ls1.c 10: hcs
CRASHED AND ::snntattd. Iae for s:unoa. l3hc. {
"a ~s. r All ID E. II fhe ii!S sa!ss arc sfs
=, fis,4c lE Erar1ned do II 13.c: s13 PORTO E!co
llkalXkc: 1e IL Crois NJ 11c. ma 1,op b.s Hayau
ut Ns31t4c 4lues. Tbs stock Last evening wa] ahot
!'6u ht il>.to b1s and bssts. S''1 hass sugar, Al
- l.hh$ ErfaGn.
er.ic. hui heliers demand extreme rriccS a.: l:
ta:art - ntul, Thc sstcs are ,G1 VI chests rsiot
lApaa fer Montreal. 80 coforci CO. l..3 -,s'. n
ft4A second hands, l.9So U'onG. m. ~ SoacaoIs
, 1866-10-27
Now York Wool nlnrkex-D.tobcr1 =

This failure OF la-ec manufacturing cst2h!lsameat
At Cob G.. aud O. or two Of lesser mt IN Ma.;a:aa'
ertt- eAuBrs feeling nf neTvous1cas among tha tfaoe
n contributes somcH hat To h3 depression Pterlaasf
existing Owing 70 tho uns.tisf ctory ts.ts ol "a:
not actnas!y 1o~lus money they arr. At eas' not
mixing any !; and there Is suca want q!
c1.lhdeucet "a to the futur6, that. MANY would
Ta,cr stcr their mills snan Ese2 on w!th*n s3s:
EIat which nov ATT nls their e1nst4 III naly
descriptions nt % Tor witch shrre .pp.ars to b "a;
dtpaEd @rc thcse suitable r. 'ns!a:. Nor;:! sn
rnTst nnf th:a~ he1a. GONNA -tfvS scarca -" Tr!t.
t1y-ly higher than other Eluts. The haiea : '.u)
ms State snd Wettern fleece at 81 ccats f. --'
washed, nnh 4{9feAc for common u chntcr
~ bales lambs pulled, part 405a &c 2t1o ns i.o;
S-tsE .D,cN Is Texas, 2aa:1c; 8 halcs Lousttna.
nc or prime rpring clip md .sc for super nul'i 20
roia; q na.es Mesttza, psiVste; aud s:nin lo:s
, 1866-10-27
{ae0leal.

NE The w9ade:fai progress ot Me1csl s71.nct
s;,s &! tle e. gu*' - sS9ns oGy @ p.
r41nIr eusxo = q trrHia1as isfcr. a!sl =. &;
Giao, 81. b. Il T., t:e.
KINGS PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
aat s oi Il s. re9ts :,s 2 !s e. Rg G1As
CONSU NJ PTION.
IN us MOST ADVANCED STAGES,
kqaa saa Is sss .esss q Il
"a AZ y ise te5 sf sY5FE se Is
Ii: s IL :ss;se, e sss
fsr nd Gn5ss u E:stse1a,as + !, sa;s
x fs;ss i; ?1s e 1T e s
HE sSft Is Eiesi et:syi 9:sS =? s:S
Vt.1h Wifa AfaaHe REa ss!Ss!sH4Se k4tt5iIy a sss
aa S.s! :a29s r sss = GET e:
.JoSlss" 1Eos, ac.ie BA*s. 4fs1xs s Cor ~, l1zxs
i shel ,n;.fts H.! TIaista any ost
or ss4 T, ,s :! n,s ny Q. Breath
casfh Wa:'!ns i E1::s S'Ss sssa;: Msadta:
E. sSi; asp ptsiiY s k' I'd Snss a3
Palms through she snoea:ss Chest. Faes & Or Limbs.
Ss!!oas 81 15tsaa
esis oSp s:s a5s1f H9 n:s py u
ttstn- n he stomach bcfo1e or ai1rr eatns C,nst
rciftsrt Frvr- ~ r. mi r.
- ~ ferftr sn,h - -
~ Ga9atE ptnTn Srnn,e~ct $3.50 ~ ~
UltlcE! Ia!Et. s.ppa 1s'4. 1 EaSsSaltst oe
'''' siaae@es1s q re% a;isais 1i s "
"Eour PRESCRIPTION saved my d7us.ntcE's Mf.. md
mas saSed Ht hnEL.cCs CT uouass.-A2.F+ Z. ht4-1'
Ekls. EtNssen. y. T..
We bless God tos iae ne1eI We hsFe Eees1yea nnE
f1or lTe9AseG IS O. f7eset'puo"'-1eF' :"
EsrIy Sas - 49, n1sS T 1asnsn @
tt;so tts n1een " AZ ose' - ~ S'-'S' A-1aos
/ ~ =
u H'1ns1 9.fs & T e. f rent t5 I 9a1e
r. wht, ind hrrr Is.aiSi a1,in:s IL HSnsss n:
Et Ht - Is a t!s. = e,t
/ Sl6us35 HnAol.t esIcat w -si9s: sefo:4 @aicu
cesNriettly Et. Il ts ~ se!u- !uaFscutsh
, 1866-10-27
LAM INTEe.I.xEs ENC, e.

In the United States District Court, damages
wc.e asscssca against The steam tug :. y.
ChasrH in favor of Caft;l Whitney and others In
IN ac1inn If tlesrase- for $Shl-
The nc;v etits Nesr as follows: Alvin 1ancas-
Ter W. John louu. md others In ejeclmcnr: VIII
liam A. Cushtuau aud others a.aillsi IL. II. riiesf,
action Of assumpsit with damages laid ut S5,Nri;
grin r Chnec ", j, ~ Do!mer ct al. s,,1ilnf
action Nth damages laid nt S1N auI an inter-
n.aIIun nlcd arainet Henry c. kiur for violation
~ fhe rryennn Law
In iho Circuit Court slandcr caec was decided
bs aycydic. in favor Of Nichn,as ulnc;clman who
vns nurd On the allrc ton tint LIZ had said Of one
+ sehrli. ihnt h. x5s ~ thisfHhc had sto!cn nv
| oais." TSr tusy cavc him tlsr eepts damages,
| The case Of Efat ii. Il Whitney nnd another
| aeninst JOHN Walker and another, assumps!t was
taken under adysSmert by tho Cont. 4 garnt.h-
| roent rtoccedrnc, Stmpsou DarTagh AGAINST
| Jaues Wash ard nuoihet was dismissed.
t Tie new euits were a1ulost 9sithoa: interest In
c1ruiur. as thcy did, chictly puuaacy of pylty
tinnrd for 4 mcShsn:c's jcin mo; = thrrc.sfo5v
frsrae honee c:rcicd on the south twcn.y.oue re.
al lot Il md north 1htee fect Of iot NJ. l. b,c}s
T. Rrni1,ard i Eyansf addition. The owncr ia
| I;cnry Krrn,a,,. and tic ampuut Of the deb,
Sl.:Jt
In thc Sunctio. Cou,t judgments were rendered
against George sp;nc Tor S1'0 In favor OF Docl
Wchrli for S.S. acai1,st James ContscE iii favo
ofThomas Il. Emcty Tor $50 IN Gayc,s Of Caro
@ tnI+ caainst Jain 4. Nelson and othe,s for ID,
nrrua.s.o,, NJ nTnnc,tr hrretof1re rcp1ev1u n
Erci1arirr n Btcl:rE CO. coafesscd tnd-ulcn
r. 1srnr ~ Mnsr. Sny,iarker for FiTD. The ,faul
nf Inmcs r TsEIor nrd tthcre was entered IN
FnIt bIopcht in assu,susit by William Gilbert G
: r.: An ac4ion Of assumpsls brought by Man
, 1866-10-27

lAKE FEhtGn1s-M.sEet steady. EasaEensas
wtFt: To BSFFAL>-Nasks Young America. IL /
White and Rire echoouets Ncnoaa and Amos"
r..C hleat nt :ic ha1k AaFS E FsIcE. Rye q Sc;
tc!o. llIn.ton H. z, Corn * Exc 10 OsES;o
-Schootcr Hontlrc1lo~ Wheat at sSc schooner TON
fstm Milwaukee at sc.
FLtIE tl-Eceyiveti, Ssts orls: s!i1icd. less bE:s
Market Gulet Int without essco,ia! change. e3lss
weTc: WHITE W.STEEs-M bsts "Nnshsti!t ESEla
1t $it,..5 ~ br.k F2atleon Cos" at Htn1; %
"Vietoria" e s1 81: .Sl o11s II
1es 1i' ~ 1s.s.a M LAY Ns = *u; ~ S;s
Al 81 "a; 1o hr.. Atas*' Golden sesa:' ,: :1l33
~ bt1s Adams t;osLca Shear At Sl. 81 his
"Wntsons Ito aE1ts At *.o-.s lM brls not n+nst a
f:2-N: 1co nr!s CO CAST eyenlns) a $llh:H os!S
d. At fl1Ss!s t1is do Al sll =: 10 bt* % u St
!echsl: % a seD SrP5Eso bsis TT nsmnt m 4
d. 1t ssno s. br.s DO a S 50 10 b.ls d. =; $sM
-Rceetyed> - III hu kairaed. so-9;s Ia
3ta.Eet II C bcItrt Ealts were: l1p WtS ElSaN nd
! Ec.lAtS SaaS: lS bags by sample al $ee=t; <talS4
WHEAI-ece'e hu No: At e q; Aooo hn do n 8 3H
ll(tG hu Co at az; sN hn DO at S2la: :o0 N No
e. D. Co.G 7.ose b DO II sisl tGea:ssD - y
| do Al fI4ss;.: s,Ip bu do At <;!9a: 90 b.! g
Il sieh Vity}: 1jno hn do at xl.a 4aooa o1 in =
$lEh tt0 Iu do at Il. 4:.eo0 on d. at $i9s
{N. So y. "; SO n Reecfed Al $l51 SD u CO Z!
tia 500 hu Do a $l.flA 40 nn % :;
e na &c Il Sl7f'ossnS !; = 4 4 ", ~ -
, tOKS-Rece!vsd. 1886 ba; shipped. 7.,7ia nu
Market more 4ctlse ard o4tatc higher. sale
4 Ee1p; CoHx II G-QEK-aQoab bR Nc. Int i3Hc 1i5Qa
, 1866-10-27

in the afternoon. Corn was active and closed 1c
better tlan Change. 20. In store selling u
lie cx;ent oE IL, c. bu at sc. advancing c and
closing s.sonc Ut 19:tc fos sesnar, and ut SIC for
Mos;tluy'e delivery. Wheat was firm and It bet
tcr on No 9 Sptlrc, sure 3e,he0 hu changing
hands ut Sl.9s IN the Northwestern and North
side louscs. No. ! Spring wss nominal At the
cios,n. price on change.
, 1866-10-27

tla, tho af.nun ,o1k packing will tsis plA;e inasa
s.!'s cf:.pH Western at S1Sh ttI5 "a clsE
p:rttt .,.ta::s.Q. lIacoa-Thc !ns 7s.7lt7 "hsn
has &tA-cie7i1r. tE ns:krt for *oIe nc ftt Sill
coa:!nsc.; rac> 1saIe Of plata aud flt;,y S1;
nru tori"trs al lG. ci.; G:r:u ,as.:.-The si,s- q
!Ish; nsl t!:esa ia!r demand: sac3 q 81 M'T,: u
lhEu-Tf;rvc II rot lauSf otc IN: nnd act n lea e
nlnnd sales NJ Iris and tcs At ING 9c tos No. AM
ptiult AEn klEA nt &c.
, 1866-10-27

PROPOSALS. FOE STATIONERY.

DEopOsALS FOB STATIONERY.
TEE AECEY pEFAErAg.
l. OFF1CY cS 1y1bHsA. RxvESCEe
NAsAlNH1oS, Uct. Ltt1 ISi9.
Seated proposals Will he received IL thIA nc1 uatl
the LII day ii Nove1soez 1861 At I! o'clock f.r
sHrpiy,sc tie Assescts and olIetora oi Iots1 Ret
enrn I. 1o2gLout t1at portion OF th3 ta1aed Sta.eS
,ins east Of The IcEy Mouata!ns with st.oas,y 10:
4 1scaI year enllaE Junc ;n 1851 and uattl h:st
DAY of January, I!. f9r supplying The asscssos' ana
Bidder. may 1osalc asehedn!o Of a7tc!Sl 70 ~ as
pshcd ith cc2ditIons ur der Ehsch SAGA aIe.eo ~
10 be delivered. upon e.preaso1 e aay assessoa "
Collector. lhc un.znss ionet of latstna! s
No proposals Will be er:e:tataFd fron palass : Wno
are Ie,alar 1nhnuctcre q s:fs n tae ra. at
c.ts Id for ZOE ul proposals oe eoasEe9sA nnlssS
fr1rt Viii II awarded. be faithfully executed
E1s itch rust1n prices less tnan ue tA1f Cost cf
,.a sr1i.fes iii be cplcred fral Hlent. an1 rttctGd
Tnr Two HncGreG and Forty Collection Districts
AZ t1shutrd irto nye Deuartments. as shown BY tie
rE.ine fu she'd, zach p.nnOta. uusL Name Tho
Trrarttreni 1t Is proposed 70 supply.
Tho Commissioner tcsEESa TIC right to reiect Auy
bids Of Parts Il bids h!ca te snters Of the Govern
lbs Commi1stoner of Interral Revenue. endorsed
.Fscposas fsr Supplying Stationery to internal Eve
nut UGeers," j. 4. hotttsa
"a GaWmls9tQeeTs