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mlnatlon or the connlct! but, lln1orCu-
natcly, instead of simplifying the move
monts Of every day, and Of every hour of
every day, only seem to complicate the
issue, and TO render reconciliation. more
difficult and remote, if not entirely hope
less and impracticable. What was easy,
under wise counsels, the day the vet re-
ceived the signature of the President, was
surrounded with serious difficulties the
moment the House Of Representatives,
in seeming retaliation, passed the resolu-
ton prohibiting the admission Of Repre-
sentatives of any State without the
! ljeint action of the two Houses. And
what seemed possible to all who heard
the wise, concilatory, and statesmanlike
speech Of Secretary Seward in Cooper In
stitute, appeared of doubtful attainment
after the perusal of the Presidents en-
phatic and incorporating speech from
1 the White House. What other compli-
cations are to follow we know not We
fear the worst.s;sBut notwithstanding all
this, reconciliation is still possible; be-
cause as yet Irrespective of their COM
mon love of country,) those in antago-
nism still profess allegiance to the Union
4 party, and still declare. themselves anx-
Iious to preserve it intact, in all it's integ-
srity and allits grand proportions. When
any other purpose shall be deyolved-and
some other purpose must soon be devel-
|oped If reconciliation is not speedily eff
fected-there will beshope.
And then, woe. unto whomsoever shall
be proven at fault in the precipitation OF
this great calamity upon the party and
the country! Better for them that they
had never been elevated to positions
which gave them the power to work this
great mischief!
In allthis controversy, the people have
but one cause of anxiety. They care but
little for the patronage which enures to
the party in power. They care as little
for eresults of coming political contests,
Except as they may affect the one thing
they have at heart; they care nothing
for majorities or minorities-for Presi-
dents, Cabinets or Congresses; but they
do care for the complete restoration
of the Union and the perfect and
final consummation of the great prin-
ciple initiated by President Lincolns
proclamation and ratified by the amend
ment of the Constitution. Whatever
4 1jeopards these results the people condemn;
and they condemn whoeyerand whatever
stands in the way of their eonsummation.
They know very well that neither the
one nor theether Of these coveted ends
can be achieved until the spirit of treason
and of slavery is thoroughly crushed
AS there can be no perfect Union without
perfect loyalty, SO there can. be no perfect
freedom without perfect equality before
the Law: This is conceded by all parties
to this bitter strife and being admitted,
the curse of God and of man will follow
those who have the powerto achieve these
results, and will not, for whatever reason,
exercise this power.
Il
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early rising gives long days, invigora-
ting light in abundance, and healthy
cheeks. This beautiful passage from
Bulwer's Caxtons is worthy of perpetual
remembrance:
II was always an early riser. Happy
the man who is! Every morning day
comes to him with virgins love, full Of
bloom and purity and freshness. The
youth of nature is contagious, like the
gladness of q happy child I doubt if
any man can be called cold" as long as he
is an early riser and an early walker.
And youth take my word forit-youth
in dressing gown and slippers, dawdling
over breakfastsat noon, is very decrep-
id image Of the youth which sees the sun
blush over the mountains and the dews
sparkle upon blossoming hedge-rows.
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A WARNING TO You've MEN.-The
Jackson Citizen tells good story of a
young manin that city who had been in
the habit of visiting the residence of a
widow lady who had a daughter passing
fair. The young man was assiduous in
his attentions, and q constant visitor
This notice awoke in the young lady'a
heart; the tender passion, and in her
dreams she imagined that she should be-
come the wife of her Adonis.
Matters kept on in the same old way.
The young man continued his marked at
tentions, and people began to whisper
among themselves, A match, surep'
while the knowing. ones whispered, with
:a solenln toss of the head-aWhat did l
tellyou :"
The young man went out to his suppo::
sed charmer's house the other evening,
for the purpose of taking tea. During
thesmcal the mother of the girl asked
"When are you and to be married."
The young man leaned back in his
chair and cooly remarked that he had
no idea of marrying anybody, and that
he and her were only friends. He said
that be supposed she understood it SO all
the time.
The young lady said not word, but
rose up and seized the teapot, which was
filled with hot tea, took off the lid, and
threwsits boiling contents into his face,
scalding him severely and leaving an ugly
mark. She then furiously ordered him
out Of her sight. "Hell hath no fury like
a woman scorned," is an old saying, and
this young man can attest to its truth.
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Greenville & Columbia Rail Roaa.

GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY SsOXk3Gas
Columbia, Jan. %, 1866.
On and lafter Wednesday, Slst inst, the Passanges
Trims will be run daily, Sunday e1cepted3 =
follows: = .
Leave Columbia at 90 a. 10.
Allston, il 20 IS
'' Ncwbcrry " SO P. Sa: ,aS'
Arrive ut Abbeyillc, 3, O0 - g 1s Sg;as
4 .s &c Anderson, 8 10 ssss tss g g
(" e Greenyille, . 90 - . % - -,
Leave GreenvIllc at so q. m. Z.
I" Anderson, s. 80 $
" Abbevile, 45
)" Newberry, ~ p: ra
Arrive at Aston, - -. 55 :. s,--ss
-s ss Columbia 8 90 g
There will be about seven miles Of staging stN
between Treshleys and Aston; passengers viii be-
furnished with tickets through, including the Road
Stage and Ferry-sifty pounds 6aggags onlg allowed
on the Stage to one seat. ,.' =
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Feb. / SO If - 80
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ruBL1sHED TUESDAYS AND. EaIDAlf-sIss
SINGLE Copies, one year. 81 c0
Three,G Copies, one year, ~ ~ "
Ten Copies one year, s:ssss.. 80 90
And an extra copy to any Club Of Pen. ..ss:;
Twenty Copies, one year.. - z. 800 20 o0o
To Clergymen, W
, 1866-10-31
noAnD or EDuCATxoN,
5aaGs.;3.:nss and Grounds-A Neyx School
Observation-Disclosures. &c.
SfRtIafift.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Board Of
Education va. held last evening at theis rooms,
No &c Lssaltc etrcct.
n.r*ta'-c. n Holden, President, and In.pec.
sn1s Dlackman. BpnEcld, pfentano, Gnl1fosd,
Holden, LeaTitt, Runyan, RYdcr, Tinkhar. and
he minutes Of The last meeting were read and
approved.
The Committee on Buildings an1 Gronnds, con.
sfstin. OF E. n1eckman and F. F: Runyan. 10
whom WAS referred .l.e communication Of Aessrs.
cs I'D sssa ayre +, 5 pntehsss e t1e Ds.s
hat would not be ads,sable 10 scll lie property
The report was accspscd and adopted.
s sess sf sss; e ss II Wae
strcc, 10 conn. the yaulls Of the out buildings
At the brown School With the eewez In the street;
The famc committee reported similar recon-
na a M,sspss: Y ,5S waa,hhop va .hS
eos etFEet, aud at tho corner OF Lake and FL liza.
beth slIecte and that tue supply agent be authoF-
lied TO receive proposals anl contract for the I'M
mediate construction Of the work. Report &c
fhv paine committee reported that the wooden
school building No; Z haa been rsnaosea M 70 !hc
dillon. aud th.t the eito so occupied Is offered 10
The Board for FinO. Report accepted.
PURCHASE or FURNITURE:
| ported thai 4. II. .ASdsewu had presented the
lowest hid tor furnishing dcske for the new build
snE, s9d reeommendsd tha, The nn; contract sS
sI1t5 M t Jour desks r for thc Washington School.
| AFPotKENENTB. ETC.
! The following appointments, t1antfeta and IT.
| etgratons werc reported and authorized:
/ APFoiNTNEK1s.
Anna 4. Livingston. assistant In Wtllk School
Mary Z. Fitch, assistaut In Foster school.
| Jtnno Fatfuan, assistant in Scammou School
Maggie T. burns, ns...tap. in Ogden School
, 1866-10-31

We have heretofore spoken In terms OF iust
commeudatiun Of the California wines 1nanuG,c-
tufcd by Perkins. Stern g. Co., whose headquar-
ters are in New iork. The following comn,eada-
ttons, recently o@cscd, OF tho character OF these
wines ought to satisfy the most tncredulous:
to whom thc subject Of Califo;nta wines Was rc.
feTsd. united 10 the following report:
To- To- Gtost aseis sF eos s
almost 10 tnapossihilly tn procuring far their ps
uents = '.e 1rihts ns medicinal agents, any move
hs Il e
aud a'sa the evidences of tct1 purity aad ecacrsi
ts % e. ases II 1ns
e"7hc California w.. fosn Parking, s!eva &
IL se;.ssy;, ,r ssS
,S ara Ga,'oaaEs End xs hsseby ee
The American Pharmaceutical Association at
hcir recent yearly meeting al Detroit, coa1mcnic
for medicinal u.c''
., The Ams:tean ,o Medical Association endorsed
At the Int STAG Faif In Ibis city. Pcrioe, Stern
es "s1 9MaaSd 9Ss
| Fatr thes werc awarded thc gold medal ior be-;
| wines in the United ststes.
| Ono result Of tic justly 1nc-ca7tpG reputation
fosnta winc truae In the East. may he seen IRON
the following extract from market reports, ant
NC commend 4bcis advice to the aru: trade. IL
fnrrja w1,,es, TO deal with Perkins, stern s Co
directly, Or such responsible hoases who eel the!
| wines:
| w1EEa.
sTbc New York market shows no Improve
mrnt: Califospla wines arc In active denaud
Aneelica p1Je wins u very eesy scs5se and ysry ~
turing stufl called by them Angelica vine. con
sitting mostly Of poor alcohol and stin poo:e
| sueAr. mixture n infamous ~ the notion OF 1g
priIciplcd traders who, for the sate Of ra!r
baEcly counterfeit the beet Ca!iforrts wines. TIL
drug trade, always anxious TO oo!a'n tor me! !ic.
iheir in,cre., 10 deal with Tho old cslabl.sht
house of Mcssss. Perkins, Stern & Co.. No:
| Rrosdwny, whone rrnntaton II now world wide.
, 1866-10-31

SE s3ed jesss i the re;Idenee of I BIZ iahcs, i.
L. Tu1LcI, No. 1873 Michigan atreet. '
NJ '1 tsc sy q s;ss ata p m Friends Of
daughter Of hI6crs and Marc Rsincss
Funeral thls ansfLoon II ~ O'Clock. from the roa
dcnce oi her parents State corner Of Twelfth street
l1 T. III. city, Monday txeninc October 1.tn, Mts.
a "a I.mes 9 f. igsH sgot year, mother OF chasl'
.t.ea;s II s'1s: FL hsF
notice.
In hs ci.r Friday OFT :tsh of eho!css after h.;ef
or Golden. NAm:nptA Co.. AGed e6 yeaTa. Also tho
lingering and painful illness ot aaI mouths also Is
Thus passed sway. In tha prime Of lite. husband
wtIc who loved each other as fw ia this world 10
iove ons Who Tss long - tnmas Ct theis household
and AeetionAte husband. he In social lifa
tycartnE more TOR each others company than Tor al
IT. sincerely mourn s4tIr loas Golden such naan
Ax II seldom met With. msn Of no psctsasoos-
every impulse Of his nature OF Eenuloc goodness.
iruc friend Kind Eeneron:. shonKnttal Of n. com
Ing elseunttanees 10 kpow him beat was 70 esteem
aud love him most. Asa buA|ness man he Vas honor.
able tn al hls transacon1 not ftom policy, bat bt
nious and extraordinarily energetic and soltfea1t
uad he ltyet he would have attained wealth and hxh
sAno&nG In community: hut this WAS not 10 b.. For
.tansy On his Wife vho was tat falling and WHEN ii.
terrible seasc sexei upOn him. hia system wAa 80 ut
terly prostfat - to be unable 70 IT. aud ht
sunk 1t opre. s lie preceding him aoo1 ono hour
f6ey nay ere ini- ha JOYFUL rtsinx In besto
world, Ii tie prayer Of b1! rho knew taer
, 1866-10-31
Illinois Hnd Michigan CnnnQs

Especial Despatch to the Chlca.o r.tcancJ
HH1rtsEFoKt, October 53-i ,. nj.
CIEArEn-1I. AfcIcnan. Ottawa. s2,No # lumber.
q 400 lath Time, Morris, &21s II lumber Excelsior,
NaxanEa. &soi6 II lumber: prop. kknkxkee. reItn.
81 80 lumber. 1p,o0 shingles, 5000 lath, 16s2a d
utse.
AE11yxp-Ihundszto1t.S North Norris, 80 tons coa1
Advance. Leuaont, Is yaa dimension stone: y. Hes,
Lernont. 46 yds dimension stone: MasJ Walker. L.
1cont 8 sts dimension stone Rescue Lcont, % yds
ruhble t:on.; Il. c A1oouta. Lemont. 20 yds ruhblt
atone Aiqnip,a lemort, % yds ruhblc stone; Gold
ROD OTTAWA 3lsl bu 20 bn oats; Il. S. CaEpen
Ter Ottawa 5.ql hu corn. S1l1 IS tobacco
, 1866-10-31

cisrs and Grocc5s will find good assortment 0.
Premium Perfumes. Hair Oils, Ponadcs. Flavor
Ing. Extracts etc., By callios upon uuyss Bsos.
Chemical Works. 1.sborntoryAlGsess Stste sttee1.
Circulars to The trade supplied.
, 1866-10-31

NItIWNNkCc NlHfkCfs
Especial Despateh to the ChscaGo Tt!nunc.I
Mr.wArEEx. pctohcr 81.
FIovE-hc:ive: sales If 4no hrs; III - Fos
dcnh1e extra, and 80. 1e.s3t for extra.
GEAlS-Eheat aei!yc; snlcs At L.. N. board Of
HUGO bI a. $2.l.42la for No. L. $1g.sl 81 for No. =,
fl-s7 for No. and SILL for rejected. Noon board
saes. 900 bu At s214K21s for No. I. stsaets3 tor
No. tl1 for No. T. ami sl3 for REJECTED. saIrs this
Corn, SIC.
Hoas-Cnthsnsed.
FEx1GnTs-elc TO Ruf1alo.
Izkctrrs-S,coo orla 1our. tl4.ooc bu wheat.
Su1ruESrt-1,oe3 a.ls foa., lt2o0o ou wheat.
, 1866-10-31

Nrrson& Headaches are 1n%tnntlS
cnrcd hy cne dose {'iortx drop-''} OF Mctealfe's
Great Rheumatic Remedy. Sntd by Ill drug
ristx. Lord l. Smith, Agents.
, 1866-10-31

tastt Tic following the cases Of cholera Tepocd
. CIT. .cetc1d.y: .- .
should plMrs FliLz German, age thirty years hesi;
re rndet &C Of No. 30 Cornell slree. Ataehea
charter 1tyJ,,,pber, 1rxb ars es1ty yc.rs. Resi-
monopoly, btSu. West oE11ecath street. Attacked
lfu1ley. Irish, asc twcn:y,avc yea1s;
mo Is North F1..rLllu street. ATTACKED
died SUM- day ~ -,
sl1, American. Residence 1oo.1 k!nz!e
Attacked Tucsday. Removed 10 hos.
, 1866-10-31

Teseel1 Pnssel Detroit.
Especial Despatch - the Chicago Trtbuue-l
DETROIT. October 30.
Er-Mcnltor. Sunshine, Golden West, Morris, Wales
Empire State. Starlight L.wis. Eva1lne. York State
Ellen Wiu.xuas MEDIATOR. Anna 3tart4, Battle Rovtr
Scandinavian Rate Richmond, l. ons Blake Seshoto
Es.lt Star, Campbell, DcWcH Latham. Reciprocity
czsr. 1hutsby.
Dowx-Soue.
Mfx1AKesf
, 1866-10-31
LOCAL MATTERS,

Professor B1ot'a Articles OF ReaI
utility 10: the kitchen; also. bcst Heating ard
Cooking Stoses. Coal Vases. fancy Coal Scui1les,
Irons and Standards, Blower Standa, Foot Warm
err. soap Stones, G.dd1es, eic., etc., At DALTON
l. Co.'s, It Lake street.
, 1866-10-31

Charles Miner. nennl&on>~ Corness,
NerE inc: County. y. T., cured OF catarr Of four
years standing By Pcs11n's FurutgatoT.
Mr. John Fisher, polisdam, ST. Lawrence cnun-
~. y. r, cn!cd Of c,tarsh By The use oI one dol
Lara wc,ih SnmiEaio-. sold By al dealers. J.
Il. REED Co., Chicago, H., wholesale agents.
, 1866-10-31

A. - Ehlsaso affnass Qctostr 23in ~ the issv.
CATHERINE TRuNBULI. both Of this city.
At FMr,ntI!n. IT. F., ostehsr - b she Rey J: r;
0CTAVIA l.. Youngest daughter Of the Late ueenan
Hatch, Of this city. -
, 1866-10-31

CoIcate,s Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
4 superior Toilet Soap prepared from rcAucd
Tcna;ati. Oils. IN con,tn.tfo" with GlyeeFinc,
tor the Nureery. lis pcsfu:c ts e11uisiie, and l!s
washing properties unrt:a!lcd. For sale y ~
druggists. nrt2h9i8lyH&"
, 1866-10-31

Who has not tried to be rld OF the
danger and nnnoyaEcc Of 1uGucoza or Socc
Th,oai. All uaore or less have suffered, and how
relied on tn nil cases. For sale by an Druggists.
Vnruham*, Van Schaack. Wholesale Druggists,
No. l6, Lake street, Wholesale Agents.
, 1866-10-31

New York Drv t:oods-Jobbcrs' psfccs.
NEW ToRk. Octoter 81
BrowS snrE1rsus-Ap7Ietun 4, 2!tc: Porter .,
1Sr: Park, lsc.
BlKAenEp ssIKr1ses-loa1da1c, Sic; james, sc;
HlxeE<son sc. IL.
IEls7eceeheco, :lc; D1aaes. 1sc, Freeman. i'c !:
Brown Da1iLs-Boots Mills, &c. Globe. 19c; Xassa-
Chusctts, 1sc.
, 1866-10-31

TuE GnoyEn CoNcEuT.-our musical season
WAS regularly opened last evening By the Grover
Concen Troupe, aud before 1srgc and very
handsome audience. recalling tha del!chanl old
days Of German opera. Thr artists were all Ia
,nt,iar except Wilhelm FoEmes and Miss Lsug.
the programme was well selected. and the a1d-
cnce inclined to regard everything With lenient
eye. Wilhclm Formes made his debut IN an aria
fsom the African. lis voice, baritone in quality
hae osidsny once been tune.n a1d sana ssss,as sH.
Whcn Kept within BIZ compass Fosnles stngs very
pleasantly, and In hts style snd IN certain shades
sithousa bot wsthoat = iithc 81 lis powsr: Miss
Lang made her dcbHl Ia Aht's "Gool Night"
she was evidently tlnnid aud sang without mich
meet the expectations Of the audience until eho
appeared in Martha, when she sang 10 better
,ss ssdaS.s aS s .ha as asoaS
wg much prefer to heaE II rendered bJ thu bass
voice, etil 1t was sung In very aFs,st!e Tau;s',
Ts{l :. beauiaially shated pispissimo u dc
Sss % s Ss s
ri; e@i;t a:s s1s.s si .sssn
esss eaes,. as ssa e6sers sss sr.a H.. kr. ''
1or.c passages Of which were rather beyond hIs
strength and required too much c1lort 10 be
Sss MSeeeSs on sssh I'd
aafssF ii. from = Ghs 'hs a.sss fleis il u
forgive LIN for iailing to slng TIC English ballad
ses Iown in thc nsos1 ANNE, and expressed their
~ IL ol rather csse
the artists needing the orchestra badly TO keep
them ~ and tnstan them In The concerted pa.;ss-
isse.y ~ ard iS VIII much % tee.as Miss
] Lang appeared to better advantage than ~ fhc
, 1866-10-31

BNHiM0fE NAtkGt>
BALTIMORE, October 81.
Gc4fx-Nhcat f.m and tending rpward1, With sales
of.td Att}~gs CON scasce-naw nominal Old yrllow
Slit. Utt& rg7n at Er7E1c,
TRov1EIoSt-1Iust:. Stock u.at.
Er0cEH1ra-siexEy.
EkIp-Stc1hv. Clover EceI scarce.
WutExxY-Dn.s, rennsylyA1!a S1S1.
, 1866-10-31
= = : TIE HEQ1*INI 1E*TEHUA1e
TIN following nrc the number oil votes rcs


Tota! n thirteen precincts. 1,SS
This would :Irc for the tht:ty-two precincts
nbout i,o0 voter. as registered ycs,crday-scarcc-
u ouc-sevcn&l Of the whole uuEher In the city.
Thc Boart Of Registry for the Eighth Wand. Sec
ond Precinct. will be In session To-day ut eight
O'clock, At No. 80 May street, At the house Of
frA4 E0r1f
, 1866-10-31

Juniper Tar Soap curcB chapped
hands. salt rheu1a, and all cut1ueoua affections,
rendering the ekln soft and smooth. ManuEae-
hy ali drnrp1afs 7.-''
, 1866-10-31

&C., qss5 md T Sas1 ,s ss
j. perfect. Fifty cents box. Sold bytitnggists.
Busnhans d Van Setback, agents for Illinois.
, 1866-10-31

Sl0ytonsa Premium Writing Ink,
black - soon ~ written, usad In Bryant d Strait
tons chain Of Colleges. At Wholesale by ali
dealers.
, 1866-10-31

Give Da1lcy.s {; d;nlyAnlc Horse Snlye n
s-'-t ~. 'lf ~1~. ras~s ~ arrsirhns swe>tlHra.
, 1866-10-31

More Tronplc.-Tnouk1nda OF our
ncpplc arr weekly dying from tho rava:cs Of In.
digestion. Dyspepsia, aud various diseases Of tho
Stomach aud EoNc1s. Tie value OF Cok's DTs-
rErsIh CrrE should be known to The world. 1t
bss saved thousands from an carly grave.
, 1866-10-31

board Of Fire. Police and Health.
The regular meeting Of The Police, Fire and
Health Commissioners WAS hcla yesterday after
noon. at the usual time and place. PRESENT..
B. Brown, President, and Commissioners Gund
and Ellsworth. aud the heads or represent
tatiyes Of The different departments.
The minutes oi tho last meeting were read and
Nm. Il: Young, 4 former member Of tbs noard
ofTraae Battery "a" wks appointed drser for
the 1iook a,d Ladder Company u. The foot of Ia,
The Charges against : Holden, night watchuan
al the engine house OF tho steamer Economy, ior
drunkenness mud sleeping on his post. were lakcn
up aud contioucl till The next meeting 10 enable
lie accused to procure witnesses.
The Health Officer reported . nuisance exIsin.
at NJ. lis kautakee avenue, in connccttun With
tas ecwcr. md ia aha1cn!sat was o:dered; ,
Dr; S; Z Blake; City lhy.tcIan. reported di,, tha.
;s shesess Wss atstin eu. f9Se essss e. NV ny aT enS
stages OF The diecase. lie thought that the nos.
pital could hc closed yc'y soon, there being no
probability q more than 'ew enGtaact ca eases ses
Of other diseases bad bcen stut thctc- SONG Ut
typhpiI fcvcz and pneumonia had been received
up... I'D 'f on'eef M was Instructed TO d!sehaEse
Tho uen.. at lhc hospital who con1d be dis
ali the employees - Srst Of tic nonlh, anu to
make arrangements 10 close ~. ""x Hospital,
Vim. Jones, Steward Ut the Snlau. "-t-
wa' .slcl OFT lhc charge preferred by Mary ~.
&C., q s hs .ns lad Il H. SosS sna LIS
rsfns,ii r., TctnGn Il it was DrDred by tle stew
ard ami In, nursc that the clothing Was burned
or th,. any ,hat tho woman len, according 10 Tho
regulations Of the ,psnitaI. and tho charges were
Dismissed,
GcorCc Sterling, an ASSISTANT i.cat;h Officer,
who had bccnsusEcndcd for inpropct conduct,
1yas restored to his position for farthcr trial.
This resignation Of Tu;tlc K. Sweeney. erecial
policeman, No. j, was received aut1 accepted.
acys faithfully 81 saccrl nolIccu,rN. we5c anno!,t
I'd recnisr nairolcaen for fhn Thrl I'frc1nc:: Con
md Guhi. Matthew l:ynn anil Nark I}orran.
Alro. thc following for tic Sctoud Precinct:
Jeremiah Fournce. John Cfo,jy and Frank
4 number Of policemen who had los, tim. By
tfync IN w,,ich ,hev hi brrr N nht~rd tc he ah-
snnt. 80 H '"~' 4N~ - -
Enclry hi1ls of the Health Densvtu,ent wcee nre-
ecnicj and nnditci,
On motion lbc Hoard adjourned, Next Tues
{ay hp,nr th+ dav lor The general election no crt.
ins Of tbv BOARD viii Ae Ned until Eslas7.
-s.--
the C,ourta.
r..s,.,..i.t.s !. t.s s ".ss., ,..s.,.a..
| Wcrc almost without Interest Tic Superior and
! Recorders eou1ts are not In session,
In ihc c;7ruit Cnu,t iu3rn,rnt ,yss ,cr,ercd
.u.,ns. chsHe.,,asT r..,s. H. e.u,. =, ~,
ac@ns! HHaes.e9 ~ - ''enss. " ,as"s VI 4n9mss
81. Sunn' ~. 60 ~ Gssc ~ oosGia ~. S'nlt'
atatt4st ni'. ILL., AS s,St e. ~. -: - w HIA',
y having pccn eAoAN;cu ~ tu: Jury, "itn
Instructions 70 teeH 70 o!aac u efaleu Se.ItSt.
| This scion te IoE TUG oaMasc anaescd ~ ehc
plantiN II hc wrongful ost!sel5 Y 'ne ae'sna' M
ahs Q! i,.,* oagaeas g! oaT: Mu!sh ] Ms.s son,
, 1866-10-31

Paper IKnnsIngs and Window Sfndcs
ut greatly reduced ptices. +. E. Rtgby. 50 Kan-
t,allIl.st.
, 1866-10-31

During Tho process Of teeth1nE, every
mother should Etye her child Mrn Wfp.(pwfa
Soothing Syrup. 1t rele.e4 the child from pain.
eottcns The gums, cures Wind collie. and sate to
and relief and health to tho child Peritctiy safe
in at} cases as millions Ut mothers eau testify