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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

OF 4. in Block IS, on when is Brick
- dwelling Haoss ~ith = n. ,fo /. a~en rrt;
also fra3e pSe NJ sbh rpon siih eoos vii VI
vseef. ssd set cell sef su.sec Ps,~sn ir,.
f~-ss Ash and sth str-s u Tn prep rty v u sold
st rat b rR.in If sppl ird sor s-aos ia. seed
knquirs cf n. b. TEk-EYfk a co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

rOk sALt-Ths very desirable Effsk read. nee an
Erounds nov o. ned aud occupied by A. Hlkin
~, - situated The Of I3ih and Diah a.
Hou,e haA o. 10 rooms, With all the modern inprev
Denfs-iarkt frame hsrn-three very desirabi. lots
toehsd covered With fruit and trres prr.
$3.50 Tits sod sals For further PARTICULARS
eayuife o. II. B. TEN KICK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

HNCh ALE Three vsry desirable Leu. ON Wiki are
lot saed 100 STORY brck du ling use.
- roo0>-a large b, lex asb house and cod heuse
sogsther With iEe trick stable large ci,t ms
aod LOes veil cover With OF rus aua oth.
srss This property on the 60, n~s or III
- sorsAa strsets business Prizes s6Ce0
haifeash; balance in ana y~Ars Il per cent 1.
tsrst Title good. Enquire Of
sDs34 II n. TEE-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16
HoOFlAND'8
GERMAN BITE RS

10 sns Of the vor contains no Whisky run, o.
ans her int xrssns Ing rdtegis. nd he hseiy
as-d 10 fai.s-- 18th Ut rsa Of hose saisS
~ ecnfractirg tie dseN- ~<e II ist~m 9-satre. Ne
~i 10 TACT sss's,i rnisF-t.G 4, %
rotfn nd thu fItfers With othsfs D. ~
pabir pf<sa ed " or Han u sone Kind turing the
, 1866-07-16

0uHMa0 H1hFkets
BryTAo, july II, G ?. N.
F. FLnUH-Qufe3,
GRA1N-Wheat-Lower: sAles 1000 bushels No. l
Muwaakec NJ p g. Eusn-aales. 7o0o bu at aet for
No Z. Oats-Du!i and ln.G1iye; S3et4;c for Nc, II
ChIcsgo, narley-Eoninal. Rye-Qutet-
QpKovls1oxs--foEk1sS:.ns& 600. Lara-2lc. g
WHIsKxY-honfha1. IT,. :"
CASAL FExsau1s-Iower; TO New FORK, Corn .3Xc;
TO Albany, Torn, 114c.
, 1866-07-16
defendant iron Po.re Court nne OF $40 and

defendant iron Pohne Coutl fne Of $40 and
eosfs.
rronmt. .eory note for tl50 dated omaoa, August
lo.n. 1855, md ps.ahls one d,yIstaer ds.e
s,ps f. Sns hsn bs ee
A iudl n nj recovered h1ftFc Jnsfsce Gu hner'.on.
IA ha1 y: Bradley and Fredenek T. Bradley q.
A'tseA 7 King: frederics " King a and Ja:oa 4.
ltAtt- Ac1icn Of debt 10 re.ove: IN inoeht sdness
lion et lumrer 1nann1.clpr a. pIaintin = mill
At LAY City, klthipan. and Claimed TO hare been
| duly Gun rsc cd for py dettnoauts
Je,le NIL eel " >irnon Meitsel. Bill for divorce
| On the ground Of txtreme and repeated cruelty.
Complain az n..erts that he VA married to inc
oeftldant IL sbe rear 1856, and that the mas a.
| wsyt b hayed as good sId faithful wife Aeo
IN, Sn Gpo ,nn Sc ebsrses sat 15e acfend
=, has rcated ner with great cruelty having IRE
upen'ly chose1 her and otherwise maltrealed her:
+ assq e te1 Eues ss h 81 an @ 'ss
qua'p!ed viii Io'ta Schmidt, The, nile Of
&c! he b1ears TINT raid Then 1oas e
with him xnu has since kept her in his bouse,
where, while be trrated bis vile with cruelty, be
krra' sneclon, md not only oren engaged 10 long,
private conversations with he1, bu' on certain &C.
easions PRE-. at = ~ %i,n her r. un1tl asssr m,dniEht-
Of aetumpElt TO recover damaee. laid ut IS 200 upon
three erveral bills Of exchange for <1oy7.2G, b.,
l6a.'aa,d f.367.lBE re pecueely.
CInCCIT CoCKT or EooK EouSfT-Hon. Erds.
fns ). UnEan.s. Judgt.-Taie tourt was not in .et-
sion On Saturday, having adjourned over for the
Atw smts-Georce Mcguire vs. Dewitt ". C. San
ftEo nd John e. crsue Action or Assumpa,t 10
Fcco' q damages laid n' $12 600 upon four eeve1aI
,sssf ns,ss for s.s e 500 aoa
ss1n, 49, a.d payable IL one, TWO, three and four
ouT1r counT OF cooK cousTT-Ron Jaues
n. HF1isCkN .3HaHe-AnfFtW WiYsnn nnnotDied
, 1866-07-16

From the New York Cupper.1
Batty, the great lion tanner, willie perform
du Champs EIysees, Paris, On June Sd, made
a barrow escape from death. He was In tho
act Of applying his whip to lioness, who
sulklly refused to jump over the tamer's head
us usual, when suddenly the animal turned
upon him, clawcd bis face aud forehead, and
oil The flesh, at the same time dragging her
prostrate victim TOR by this time she had
pulled him to the groEnd) into the centre of
the den. The other four Hons, hitherto spec
tators, seeing their masters blood flow, his
flesh laceratcd, his clothes torn, at once
Joined the lioness In her assault, and attacked
her unhappy victim. who, though thus COM
pleiely In Their power, never for one moment
LOST his presence Of mind, bnt seemingly less
excited than the audience around him, kept
the five lions ut bay with his powerful
horse-whip. Although momeutarily ex-
pecting to be torn to pieces, covered with
blood. writhins In pain, be stili retained bis
d minute or two, though 1t seemed an age to
the horror.strickeu spectators-a crowd OF
Erooms and keepers rushed in, armed with
piichfurks, lances and bars Of iron, with
which they lttackea the lnfurfated brutes,
who, turning on their new assailants, would
fam have broken the bars Of the case to get
al them. For an instant their whole attcn-
tlou was directed to their new foe, aud Of this
momentary diversion the indomitable lion
tanner took advantage, and, to the surprise Of
all, sp1ang suddenly to his feet. Cries now
resounded on every side, calling on him to
leave the den; but, though evidently weak
encd and pale BY the loss Of blood, be at
once attacked his wild subjects. and by his
stcntorlan voice Of command and the strong
ly applied costiratlon Of bis whip, reduced
them Into a surly obedience. Then and ouly
then did he allow himself to be led forth and
placed under medical care. at last accounts
his case had taken a favorable turn, and he Is
expecte1 shortly 10 reappear In public.
, 1866-07-16

condition Of faults and also the strength Of
earth curr MS were p-rfnrtnrd On boarl ship.
This year accurate tests win be mad at both
ends OF the cable, and q continuous exchange
Of results will be telegraphed from one to ,hs
other-the information which the shore can
give 10 the ship being of the highest impor-
lance, to enable those on board ship to God
out The position Of fault accurately aud
rapidly, should any unfortunately occur.
The principal batteries used for testing will
be on roard ship, md the Shore will have to
read and decipler those indications without
any other access to the battery th.n what Is
afforded through the cable.
It Is OF the utmost consequence that the
most competent electricians should be at
each end OF the cable, and it has been, there
fore, finally decided that one Of the consult
ing electricians shall be nt each end of the
liae during the operation Of paying out, Prof.
Thompson will 70 out In the Great Eastern
| with Mr. W11louehby Smith, while Sir. G. F.
Varlcy will remain at ValentiA.
The hardness OF the Great Eastern, about
which so much scept1cism has prevailed, has
been proved TO be very much better than was
expected, and 10 be sufficient for the require
ments Of the expedition in moderately air
weather. She has both screws and paddles-
an advantage possessed by no other steamer
| In existence. By driving the screw at full
power ahead and backing the paddles. TO
prevent the ship from moving ahead, or In
dies by driving the paddles full power asteru,
and driving at the same time the screw ahead
with power enough to prevent the ahlp II ON
going astern, :" steernge way" Is created by
| the lash of water from the screw against the
| rudder, and by this means the Great Eastern
can be steered e1ectual1y without going
ahead. Thus, she is in calm or moderate
weather as manageable as q small tug Steam
or, with reversing pnddlcs, or even as row.
Ing boat. She has been made still more
, 1866-07-16
ID I e d.

y III. city, Saturday. July li:h. ELIzADErn H.,
kuperAl from bis iestotnce. corner OF Smith aod
Pan s'ftet. Monday, 18th, Ut f!D'c ock. Ftendt
and ncqualutsnceE hrt 1nVued 10 attebd.
In thu. city. Saturday, July 1tth EMMA JOSE.
Ps1NE GETZLkR, wife of Theodore Curtls, n;,sd 70
Fnn.ral to-day Sunday from No. y State street. ut
1o'elocE D. fr1ercs ef the family are lay1ted 10
attend without further notice
1t New York, on th4 18th init, ROMAN, only sou
Of Geo. AnlGu and Ms1y 4. King. Of this city.
Furefal this tSuncaJl afternoon ut O'Clock rom
The tesltennf. Isl street, Friends Of The amlly
ne ins1te0 to attend.
Of Dfacon PluJ Alien, ii. jacob =. sIIELOoN. ID
the I'D year OF his age Mr.. sheldon came TO TINS
6ste tWlsconstn) tn tue time Of the late waf hsvlng
prtrtonF1t tct1reb. II for many Ars. b~eE nes-
chant In Williamsburg. Va lie WAS msa OF sterling
Eorlh-1f amablr da.posttion and consistent fcEvent
pletv. aad was beloved BY all who knew him. Els
enc WIS renee.
in Chicago, July 18th. ALICE P. WILLIAMS, only
child Of John F. and Maria J. Williams, aged TeIs
Foston and EhsrIestosu Mass., papers please COPY.
n, 4tc OF tie timt Of funeral Will be given here.
a ter.
Jury Is. 1865, LAURA GREIEER, dauchrer OF ]. A
and Sarah ]. Ellison, aged II mou1ha apd ID days.
FuLeta1 TGescAy At .. H.. iron f19 WAhaah aTe1ue
BY tr1l1 to Rose HUI Cemetery. Friends oTiamlJ
inytted to attend without further notice.
On Sunday. 18th inst, ROBERT LINCOLN. young.
est ton Of k"bsst A.. md 1uana q. Willlaas, seed
Funeral MO- day from resiaence Of his parents,
Of the ianily arc l.1itcd 10 attend.
I" Enr oE Snch IA the Etnvnnm IeNren
, 1866-07-16

Arrival OF Four Ship Londs Of the
Faithful

Arrival OF Four Ship Londs Of the
FAl&hfuls
[Fror, the New York Evening Post, 10Th tnst.l
The Mormon emigration movement from
Europe 10 Utah is now in full progress, and
within mouth pasL four vessels laden with
the 'tsaints" have arrived at this port. They
were all sailing vessels. rs follows: The
John Bright, from Liverpool, with seven
hundred and Giiy-three Mormons; the Caro-
line, from London. with three hundred and
eighty two on hoard the American Congress,
from London, with three hundred and fifty
four; and the Arkwrfght, from Liverpool,
with four hundred md ffty-neacly two
thousand in all.
Tue American Congress landed her passen-
gers on Thursday last at Castle Garden, and
The Alormons on the ArkwriRht were taken
ashore ut si1 o'clock last evening, but en-
barked agufn, and at eleven O'Clock last
hight they were on their way to Utah on the
New Hayen boat. They make the curious
movement Of going eastward to Connecticut
md Vermont and nortRward to Canada for
the purpose Of travelling westward. The
route is by the Grand Trunk md Michigan
Central Railroad, &c, to ST. Joseph, and
thence TO Wyoming. Nebraskn, where wagons
from Salt Lake City are In readiness to con-
vey them across tho plains to the promised
}nn1
, 1866-07-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Proceedings ip the COurt4 OH Naturday-
The You GIabn Divorce Auit-An.
other Dfgnrce-Cummcrclal TFaYsac-
1tpnH-R'rofll.sory Noles-Ntsv suits.
6upEK1on coURr OF CHICAGO -Hon-J.H lTitson.
G, j.. and Rons. !. E. Ga1ydnd J. 4. .tantson, As'o'
eaate Justicts.-The Baroness Mathilde Won Claim
u.sbe Daron Hlidebrnpdt August Won Claim.
Motion By defendant for new 1rial overruled, and
exceptions Motions IN arrest OF fJudcuent. Mo-
l1nn oyerrped and cxceptt1us By defendant
Neso haafs-HenIy Peterson rs. Godfrey Carlton.
Action q irefpass on the case 10 recover damages
latd at E, 600.
" EnMan AnthonE, Henry T. Anthony and VIII
sunp.tti 10 recover d4nncee lna Al $500.
T. X. DuplE1-ac ve. Ricnard e. Smith hnd Thomas
E. His hop. Aclon Of aseuupsit 10 recover DANA
hpcf laid at Fl. .510.
Nathan Mcars, Eli Batee. James C. Brooks and
Gco.ee H. Ambroee II William s Lee. Action Of
aEsump<11 10 recover damaeea la,d At $500.
Gtorge C. Alxdn ". Charles ID. Posets- Bill IN
Chapcess 10 Obtain dissolution Of partnership
, 1866-07-16

On Saturday ,hc Nth dav's ecr=ion of the Baptist
Mfmsse,s' Institute opened In ,hc chapsl or the
cn,scr;lty OF Chicago. under the PIe'lden.y Of
Rev. &. $. Bailey. D. D.. the Mode1a.os elect.
The chief teaiur7.s Of the exercises OF tho day
we're Inc thrre ap1y delivered sermons by Rev Drs.
t.oDat't, Baker and Church. Toey w-re sound In
toc'rne. most eloquently delivered. md indicative
OF dep rcrearch. In the af.eznoon, the members
{, ,ne Institute assembled together for ,ne Fuspoe
cf clscns s.ne eub}ecta Of general interest to ihe
e. pastort, and, tr the comparison Of vc~s, spent
q iuost luitie st1us and profitable season.
Tie instI'use. which has noH been In session In
th'e civ since Tuettsy last. te an orGan'zAnon
tros, Important in Its objeca, ana productive oi
tbc creaicst good. E1ntstets Of the go-pei haye
lprt lc}i The need Of close fellowship and co1mu-
tipu pmuur themselves. situased az thev are, IL.
dla,eu frol. 3nutbcr as heads Of churches and
leader Of t1iIc communities who l0oS up 10 them
Tor c1tdarre and .dinouiuon they cau fally appr:.
cialI the advantage OF d teason which. bringing
III NIL log e,ner Ia friendly, b!oihsfty intercourse
ctahle zach, by contsa.ttng his experiences aud
difficulties ii that Of fs1low-~orsers, and by the
ART rcharge OF mural svmpathy and advice
,L~k k,y&1r frrc. .I,nrr yAS
, 1866-07-16

the no High into The camps of Amelek-
Wtei conEldersd carefully mud properly. The nln-
ftte1ial life !. rot the easy one that coG would
scft IT 10 he. il ooes not simply cnutIs' IN the
rr, paIAi'un Of couple Of hslfhauz sermons ouer
asetk W.'h perhspf ine eondn9i!ne Of church
oes ptr and cali ,nto Practice not only Ill the en-
trr, and de.o',on: but al 'be Intelligence Of the
wpen es sua sro, tss s.ks
The 1nmIlic. Of man, armed wsh
,Ec sv ora and n,skrnr ,ben n.deous cour-e vim
ard to dca'h lbr devoled ones VINO eere wiling to
tuner lot the faiLh. ,he pc1secut, d. doWnt1odden
Nfle bnuG Of Christians toneht Aafclv In eoncsal-
md one whom thy could trnrt aua love. ais
that It doe now. ais aock would be compound q
bear the uaIet n OF the time. md necessarily did
not call for.h or uemaud ,he sn,elIccual powers Of
one ubo could meet error 1ace 10 fAce ana By arpu-
e. ds3 - sd eenesaos % Change "a pas % Come - oseF
the fptF7t Or The .cere- Gods church. no longe.
pertecuted, can hold ite had erec:, wisnoa'stesr
biz hotk toeethe. The faith, a. The CHIEF object
Of his Efforts, nat TO 20 out IN the world and from
the pollution Of kin pluck fo1h gems 10 be wofa
aDd iDt'deiiy upon ,be platform and BY he road,
side. sDd not only mnst be fru IN hIa OWE belief
bnt mlst be enficien,ly we'll grounded In It's psin
armies OF the etepuc. Hs tnen IL lite not only
rqurine energy and taith but 1utellec. and intel
lee:ua culture no experiences can be too great for
m e ie .,psy II hm d ei L. eet
Of The crundest. mos el0iious IN bis high calling,
and aie1 Ill he viii fee nore than ever tha' instead
reached ite hrnk and possessed the pebbles touch.
ed but br ltt lsghtesi sp1ay.
10 this end. then. to offer the advantages Of IN
In.,i'ute OF sbe Northwestern States wae called
INTO b+lnp. 1t Is an a.aoctat1on Of clesyymen. who
, 1866-07-16
Illinois aud aIlchlgan Canal.

lGptElAl UGtpalCu 10 kGE AMEAxc l1lu1ue.
RRIDoEPosT. July i'll p. N.
CIKAEED-Gen- Sherman, Norri1: Seneca. Seneca
Tobacco Plant Kaukalce. s1312 1t lnmbes: Missouri.
1aSu1le.
AHnIyKp-J- Crotfy.' Seneca. 500 ou cora; Gold
Rod. Ouawa. a7po bu cora; J. R. Preston, NORRIS,
$500 bu Atiaauc, Morris, 5000 hp corn. To- bu
oA:s. l2s bn rye; Wlns and Wing 10 let. 62o eu
$500 NJ empty barrels; Geo. L. Taylor, Lsmous, 81
SOS fubb!e stone; g. F. Gale Lemoat. 90 yds Tuobe
stone; A1lQuppa. Lemout 81 yu1 Euoble stone; Lady
Frankla, Len,ont. 50 yda rubhe stone II yts d.men
sion stone; 1nyesteator. Leuont. 10 yes dimension
stone; ". S. Ga1nee, Lemont. - yds dimension
etone II yts fuhbIe stone; L. BnrnhAm, Prison, *
yds rnbbe stone; prop. Whale, Ottawa, ll5 bn rye
1lo bss whi.kev. - br!s aour, 277 na starch 1,sst
ns butter; Ontario. Ottawa, 6s0u bo corn Galena,
Otrawa, 500 bu coru; Cayuga. lockpoft, 3L500 bu
prop. KnnAakee. Lssaie. LOCO bu osts, 21 6c
ms Bath brick, .f2 b'fs -four.
BnIpaPoRr. H., July 13-9 .. N.
CLEAEED-Heo. L. Tsylor. Lemont, light: Lady
franklin. Lemout. liEhts Aliqutppa- Lomont. lgh.
Iavesixator, Lemont, Hight; 8. E. Gale. Lemont,
naht Onward. Joliet, 6 n ahne1sH; a. y. Carpenter
Joliet. llghts Cayuga. 0cEp'rr. light.
ARntyKD-c. " Zimmerman, Norris, alto bu corn
s,o II .unter; John Carter, joliet, 400 bu oats
sto4o ns empty barrels C. L Hun,ooD, Lasale, ~
tons coal Aabams, LocEport, 1000 bu corn, 697 bril-
dour, 1i,Iu Ms bran and ecfecnlngl.
, 1866-07-16

bec rssSsr 1n ~ sas us1
entertainments. We have had many Al ractloos in
tne Guy oaL uplorGcaeis, ~ lhese Gays toeasfe
as'tne1s oeaf, fnd me AtenoAnce MS been very
eFaf1nc. --
2. nten ke" r! good pieces during the NeeE, but
they haEe fniled n a. dra",nc cren m9desatsly rood
aay evening WI o. dsvosd 10 ne RELIEF o. nc sur
Nte!s M r " ne e1sat ne IL fonlano. we nope 10
seS S,,.s ,nn auost stosseu.
as LUZ Risnai 1.aa aSI 'es rooa noIs annug ms
~sGS. tLe eaulns an!ae'lon nss necn VIC.
1enss H,a! ~ tnIss aS's. sst5 clenCuy, onl n9t
wv Mus," . ne ns1S 70 on. aaG eompotHoa ot tne
NJ" &; Sompsns "a !. mnsn better ,haa The old one We
s,1 ~ ~ ~. ~ e n seaoa pew
snees M1en ~ na1 NJ 70 iopG ~ o'tnsusea ~ stsse on
.s1; @ En- sn,,.ted vls'ia*, or foilies OF the Day.,
Ncy1cEsa's:ZMi Alice Klnesbury has been
Msx,.Ia 1hsu:al ~ Stn ausanS u: Meek, a.
tI.n !. r.. s'ht1d % ~ IL tn1. !, olua i. eu.
e sI nr III " sb rn,a T. Hrs f ~
psi pNT: a. MusA y. uMiarY meIl!. ,ais piay ms
nosnLnE ,. 70 ssommcnu @ @ u His nssaiy meolocFe.
n'n !. enn one lens femese !soin ,se Esene9 spy.
:. ed 'o'e ~ r .ne " ~, tns
,,Nn;;n .hoHa ,ass u.s aua u.aua .aosstuie
o aecn. ~ .1S nhaE an2 ID
}unse$; .o.ae VI ~ rIcnes ~ teGy ausuN. ~
.,,, = u1fs Saai ,f "s Luz, ,ha e.a
Mnn rlas oea! o. thste, out ine req
Wnsn hst 1he Character r. tas Of
. nan II W. s.sne "oeie sus ustuEa 1t
uup!ea n.t1.s, ~ uoes 10! aesgme tne malesuc
stouny ~, 2. u, apa'an1 ns.nes aoes nc pLesent
" ne1p o"to!us pssiot - oun " tuE Ahns y,
SalaEos.a. ooek asttnr ComManaant otessed
ana ana iposen me soalae!sl OF .oe Slatnoos span
ard nat , fas rr r5Gloe Wa po9 h5 no msans *
nip'anE !he teeAfe:s nsasaoo o, me Gonaaefefs 81
Inc Montt2nmas: Myers as Inc do'd Aan'er alo
May : Itte ne aao 70 ao IN hle aeGu:tomea esYle;
, 1866-07-16
BAIlEY's CITY DIRECTORY,
Il few FACTS and Fi.ureA-Chfcaso-
What 1t IL, mud should ne.

The ninth "anIual Chicago City Dircctury'' is
just issu ned by c. ". Ba,iey.E qand Is pcnde.-
ous tome. one a. full Of information as m egg l.
Jull Of meat. We have not time 10 c7ye Il ttilcal
examinatiou-a YORK of no smal magnttude-bu,
can sty from cutrory inspection 1hat it appe ars
Ito Be a. near perfection Is possible 70 nj Ike IT,
and lar ahead Of the Dtrectouee ntfoEHer rcart,
We pretCnt tho folio aius minutes from ihe pte-
stuu1rz 70 -f"'- ~1zf1. r.,
With the compi'ese we've Of u ha. It on.bt to he
and viii I've in The not tar distant future The fol-
lowing arr the numbers OF pames oppos1le each
, 1866-07-16

We Ask the kcIoue attention OF our readers to
The iscts SCI tort The sutoined Letter. and 1rusi
'hh. the call will NOT pass UNDECIDED. Were J, po.-
.ibe to ada apytntn: TO the eloquent appeals here
u'sdc, ue would giadIy do 60. Let Chicago shoy
her,. II. MS IN the paet. ready 10 cotsc forward to
The sclitf of the destitute. The suffering ia crest
u1d no ll"ht remedy Will suffice:
HEAhcCAKrEns MILITARY DIVISION oTTuE1
1iHSEseEE. VFF1-E Pnovosr MAnsuAI
GENERAL AND A. JuDGE ADVOCATE, +
NASHVILLE, tern+ July G. 1866.
Mt. c. q. Sbeafr. Fesidt nj nj Northern Alnbsn,a
who hat been Io.al 10 the Government OF the Unied
o. licaeo 10 solcit Contributions for the suffering
peop1t Of his eets1op, rendered destitute bv the
hard slsps OF the rar Any contributions viii be
fuy delivered, 10 'he needy. NJ sh:ats + ap
honor p1e nun. vii, sai.hiully execute hi. trust
II If hGpcd that The people OF Chicago Will rally 70
starvation and suffering. those Who efve to The
roor lind TO III Lvru, and II you are eatsfird viii
l.e II cnrty, send to1nc Of .onr surplus TO people
who will ~ grateful 10 ron f; ySat w 1enst.s 6'psasss
Byl B,g. Gen'l L. 8. A. FIN G. DIT.
I take Crnt plrneuye In recommending Mr..
sleas- .p,rion 10 ihe charitable c,lzens Of Ohio,
he nny have o navel IN 'he Iuld1mcnt OF n,s ms
.lon. De ttanor high anon- his people a. so1-
Thy md zellsble Tan aud haS alHAys been regarded
Is loyal 10 the Government Of the unf ed S'aies.
GEoRGE q. TnonAs,
x MAJ. Gen. 7. 5. A.
SAetttalLt7 ieha-s bu!y u lo0t
HCHEAu Il. F. AND 4. L.,l
D1s7. Non. ALA. OFFICE or SUrT-
TO Hts Honor, the Mayor Of the c1fy OF Chicago,
srE: TIE bearer hereof Hon. C. C. shes.s, Of
Winston County. IN thie State, is prominent cl,I
Covenants n Las never been doubted by any one
knowing him.
Mr. =, like all oi us ia this country, is anxious
to 90 Whit he can 70 relieve the w7dc.tusead desti
A1AnAm8 In H7r hH fyN,
or the inject want and terrible fnfeT1nS that is
agency Of the Fteedmea's Bureau. is doing what It
can 10 relieve The sufferers and yet. While immense
issue. are made. they are !aut nrab,y email wheu
% compsnra viii % he number Of helpliss and hungry
Mr. Shear. .isiss Chiearo for the purpose of rails
ine supplies for ,he destitute Of Winston and
upon 81 'rphfu. and his purpose a. good.
NoutDE that bis efforts VIII b crowned with
abundant eusee-s. I remain. very respectfully,
Aouz oped'ent servans.-
BH. Col. T. S. v, and sup't.
To the Charitable OF Ch,caco:
city er7and Of Charity for the suffering rcor
OF Northern AtahamA "A an familiar vi d the dis-
trct Of cornlrv be represents. ard kno that al the
ted. and The people len in a sta:e Of
nh. olafe detti:ut'ot. know, moreover, that
almost almost al' 1T the 1nhaoi'ants Of that
loyal Il wa< 'teEe that The F1tet A,abama uns,n
9;ay sa,y .;:a, va. ,sised. soa which rendered
The poeeet Ion Of Mt. Sheats know 10 bc genuine.
The !er'er from eCn. K. II Juhnsor. as ell a. the
sndo,s' n nen. o. Gen. Geo. II. Thomss, knos TO
no=t earpee!ty hore that our rood people will
give 10 tho~t who are In great wan: In proportion
a. % sass have been ''hlessed In thsir 81 ha.set and
Late Col, le:h III. Cav, No. 1o i,esnolc's Block.
, 1866-07-16

canpress Ne fatal 10 them n time a. any irue-
dtatc tire could be 10 them whefe they are.
S<tamt 1bai the arrangement Of the office. a.
pTop's' By the plars. would rl.ce oftce1t having
nus1 10 do with tacn other in the cuftPut business
OF 'he'r Office, wide apart in the buidtne, which
"oud involve great io.s oi time Aud Inconvenience
10 eFt n une havn. business With them, and wsar
ath ar 10 The hulln,ny.
An examination Of the r1ans will snow 10 any
t"e involved The tax payer, thc real estale OWL
It, !hc legal profession and o erery une having
deal'res NJ The toura or The city officials de.
manos the greatest scrutiny rom the committee,
Ao0 .he at0p'1on Of 10 tempotlzing policy. IT q
credit Of Chicago Fever stood better her progress
VI" newt more substantial thtn to-day; and tne
security OF her land tltes and other recorde well
arfauEec Cont Aou.e aud new CITY Hall she
e-n afford 10 Pay for Today n well ~ few yeazs
heIec- J.MP.
REy. On. Cox.-Ihc ST. Louis Demotrat, OF the
18Th instant, has the following paragraph relative
to peu'leman well known In this ci.y: "At the
close OF the prayer messine at the Union Metho
diss Church on Wednesday afternoon, an elegant
e]ver pitcher cnp and ealvsr were presented to the
pastor, Rev Henry Cnx, hy the mcnhers Of his
congregation, and some OF bis friends. ~ a me- anen.
TO Of their esteem for bis character. 4 beautiful
and appropriate kddIesss WIS delivered by MHR
Alice Haywood, on hehslf OF the lady members OF
the Church. Dr. Coz replied III bis u.ual telcttous
manner AID the OCCASION was one Of rtrht Interest
to sfl Who wetr present. On Wednesday n.1t Dr..
Coz viii sAEt Tor the neE field Of hls ministerial
lahose In California he Will long he remem sesel
In this city as au detective andi cheerful Christian
the Union in the us,es that trled mems souE- God
eneet1 him r.