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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

PFrRTFfEn HUMAN FooT.-Mr. Joseph Mer
rvman, of this city, has placed upon our table
potTificd human foot. It was thrown from
the clayey earth in the vicinity Of the memo
rable "Cratcr' by party engaged in digging
for leaden balls, where, probably, IL had lain
for untold years II is of 4 large size, fully
ten inches in length, and weighs several
pounds, but retains Il striking resemblance TO
the human foot and doubtless, were the stony
iucrus tatiOn stricken away, the representation
would be yet more perfect. The foot was evil
dently originally enclosed in some soft cover
ing. The upper surface indicates this much,
though the instep and toes are we'll formed
The heel and the under surface are exact.
That this pctrlficatfDn was once flesh and
bone, the general appearances and character
admit of little doubt; but ii must have be-
lcnged 10 one Of the men Of the forest, whose
grave was dug by unciyiliZed hands.-PetsrS.
J1gy ErPrsSS
large whale made its appearance in the
harbOr at Fortress Monroe on Saturday. Some
unsuccessful attempts were made TO capture
the monster.
small boat. with three men in it, belong
ing 10 the oyster schooner Thomas Jefferson,
belonging 10 New Haven, was capsiZcd yester-
day of Fort Monroe, and one person drowned
On the 2Sd instant, the wo0denware factory
Of Bushfcld Y Co, At Cleveland, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, one hundred aud l0rty
thousand dollars.
The steamer Golden Gate has arrived at
san Francisco with the passengers ana mails
that left New York on lst instant.
CAPTAIN John Fisher has been chosen Mayor
of Fairmont, West Virginia. Anda fine selec-
ton it is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

u FARMERS, SAVE YOUR SHUCkS.
BALE YOUR SHUCks.
SEND YOUR SHUCKS TO MARKET.
q. Il. STACY Il SON,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING,
No ll0 Main street, Richmond,
H." pay one dollar per one hundred pounds for all
a ,"T HhtCkS you deliver TO them at their MAT
'""ss hANUFACToRY, on Cary and Sixteenth
streets Richmond. de 2s-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

A WARSISg TO HorsEKLErER7'-I - ne mr. III.
which occurred on Saturday In the house
occupied by Mr.. Martin Phillips was caused
by Il quan tity of hot ashes having oeen
emptied into wooden box, which 50 became
rapidly heated and soon caught rre. we give
these additional particulars III order 'ha'
housekeepers may have the benefit OF the
warning TO be careful TO guard against prac'
tice which may result in the most disastrous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27
WANTS.

WANTED. ONE WAITER FOR A
w RESTACRANT: ,6 German; man one me MARkkT ;liI{frv
and HOUSE SERVANTS Wanted, 10 inform farm
era railroad contractors, and others, that We have
alway, WHITE LABOR on hand who can be hired
on very reasonable terms either by the month or
for share uf the crop. Mechanics, culur.d per
sons, and others, would do well - call At this
Agency, as We hav" orders daily for almost every
kind Of labur.
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Franklin street near Ninth.
NH Iii Post office box IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

EIFTY BARRELS HERRINGS, on
mh .c--ts '~'''' ~ 90" WIT KING 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

FEL>H AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED
lust received and for sale by
WILLIAM IL. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Of Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
fest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

TAKE CARE OF EorK DoGs.-The dog catch
ers will most likely be on the streets to-day,
and citizens who desire 10 retain their pet
dogs are advised to keep them safe at home
Big dogs, little dogs, curley dogs, straight
haired dogs, bulldogs, lap-dogs, and smooth
coated terriers, all VIII 20 into the net, aud no
bark. or whine, or scratch Of cutreaty Will save
the wandering poodle from the ever rigllanl
police The loss Of Il pet puppy may cause
%sSthSs1 1nH esrr do I" ] ncncS pray don't let The
police Cat ch your fuNOrlte dog.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

IxFASTlcIpE.-On Saturday afternoon last,
as "A party of negro children were playing Ia
p.niirntiary bottom. they discovered Il box,
which upon examination. was found 10 con
tain the body of an infant. Justice Nash, OF
rho county. was soon informed of it. He sum
moned a coroucr's jury, and held an inquest
over the body. After mature dei3er'tioi' '3i ~; ;
ia ;nry came ia the verdict that the child
came to its death by the il-tamc of its mother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-27

WANTED.-Th advertiser, being un-
w employed, wishes 10 get the AGENCY Of
som" house in this city or the city OF Baltimore.
Ills acquaintance is very extensive throughout the
state. Any person employing him will find il TO
their advantage. He will engage in any respecta
bic business whereby he can make a living, a.
empIoymgnt is his principal object. ,Call on E. 4.
J. CLOPTON, real estate agent and auctionerr,
Twelfth. between Main aud Franklin streets, or
editors Of the Dispatch. The very best city refer
rnc"~ given. NH 2i-3t
WANTED, an honest and experienced
w NURSE, 10 attend a lady and children in the
mountains Of Virginia from April TO Noycmbrr 4
white woman preferred Good wages and fare
will be- given. None need apply but such a. can
furnish satisfactory rec"mmend4tions.
!. f. kEESEF Agent.
NH 43-t> Office at City Hall
WHITE LABORERS. Eight first
w class WHITE LABOKERS want positions ON
farms a, LABOkEkS.
CHENERY & DUDLEY,
Agent, American Euigrant Company.
NH l3-ts Basin Bank, over Gwathmry Morrts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20
apecial Notices.

CHURCH FRsrrvAL.-On Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next. in Doyle's
Hall, Dayton. there will be given two
Methodist Church Festivals, for the BEN
eft of the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock. The oc-
casions will doubtless be very pleasant
and agreeable to those who will attend.
The price of admission for both evenings
ia only one dollar. For fine, well-con-
Quoted, amiable and really handsome Ia
dies, Dayton is ahead OF any town in this
State.
Jr,xY's SALooS.-Mr. Hanrahan, who
keeps Jimmy's Saloon. second door below
the express Office, Gold HILL extends a
cordial invitation to all who desire a really
Sr,t-rate article to drink, at a moderate
charge. His wines, liquors and cigars
are brought direct from San francisco
and are as good as are generally sofa IN
two-bit saloons-so pronounced by good
judges.
BEAUTIFUL The photographs and am
brotypes which DIR. Beals is daily taking
At his Photographic gallery. in Gold Hill
They are equal to any taken on the coast;
Go and examine his photographs and
eaytes do pisite. He takes lots of them to
send to the East-to friends far. far away
HoxR FOR THE SIcx.-Dr. Thomas, OPP
pos,,e Odd Fellows Hall, Gold Hill. con-
tinues to keep his home for the sick IN
Trim condition. and exerts himself day
and night to relieve the sick and suffer
ing. The Doctor Is a frst-class graduate
in medicine and surgery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20

rNHE TEACHERS AND THE PUBLIC ARE
i hereby notified that the next term Of the
Public Schools In Storey county-to-wlt: the
Frat, Third and Fourth Ward Schools In Eir.
siniS and those in Gold Hill, American City and
Flowery Townships-wnl commence on NEXT
WEDNESDAY. January 10th, 1856, at 10 o'clock
An.
Vaccination.
Pupils cannot be admitted without q written
certificate Of vaccination from some medical prac'
titioner In good standing, 10 be presented to the
Teacher.
NorE. Those pupils whose certificates of vac
~cination have beon enrolled on tho books OF tho
Board Of Education are not included in the above
notice. which. for prudential reasons that must be
obvious 10 every parent and guardian, will be
strictly enforced. The Board Of Education will
attend to the vaccination Of those children whose
parents will satisfy them Of their pecuniary ina
bility TO bear the expense.
Negroes, MoaEoliRns md Indians.
Those interested in having all classes Of chill.
dren In our community enjoy the advantages OF
an education, will oblige the Board OF Education
BY informing the County Superintendent, In
writing or otherwise. Of the name, ago and resi-.
dence Of those In this county who would attend
school II one should be organized for their ben.
eft, BY order Of the Board of Education.
JNO. A.. COLLINS.
las II County Sup't Public Schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20

GoLp HILL AND HER MINEs.-Often
having heard the questions asked, "How
many men are employed in the mines Of
Gold Hill, and how much ore Is extracted
from the mines per day." we concluded
that an item on this point would be inter-
esting to the readers of the NEWS; 50, in
accordance with this view Of the matter,
on yesterday afternoon we commenced at
the Bullion mine, and from the Foremen
and Superintendents we gathered the fol-
lowing facts: The Bullion mine employs
at the present time % men in and about
the mine. No ore Is being taken out at
this time. The E%xchequer mine employs
20 men are extracting no ore yet. The
Alpha mine employs SO, men, and is taking
out IS tons Of ore per day. The Imperial
mine employs 70 men, and is taking out
$50 tons of ore per day. The Empire
mine employs 40 men, and is taking out
65 tons Of ore per day. The Eclipse mine
employs 81 men, and is taking out 40
tons of rock daily. The Consolidated
mine employs So men, and is taking
out 10 tons Of ore per day. The
Challenge mine employs AZ men-taking
out so tons per day. Confidence min
employs Al men. who take out IS tons in
"a hours. The Yellow Jacket company,
with a force Of $50 men, hoist out LIS tons
daily +; but a portion of the men are EN-
ployed in the new works and are not yet
taking out ore. Eleven men are at work
in the Kentuck mine, taking out about 10
tons per day. Crown Point mine brings
to the surface daily rs tons Of ore, employ
ing IS men. In addition to these are sew
eral small mines - the Bacon, Bowers,
Burke & Hamilton, and others-employ-
ing about IS men, and taking out some
100 tons of ore daily. Thus the mines Of
Gold Hill-leaving out those at work in
the mills-employ in the aggregate ~
men. extracting $50 tons of ore daily.
At $50 per ton this amounts to S2S,500
per day and SS55,oO0 every month. Now
what reasons the people Of this community
have for becoming discouraged is more
than we can tell. Notwithstanding the
dull times" Gold Hill is taking out
more money than all Of Reese River, Hum
boldt or Montana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20
Arrivals and Departures.

By Placerville-Miss n Mcclellan, Jos
Delmell, VIM Coats, Frank Reynolds, G
D Fullmen. VIM Valmer, VIM A Lloyd
II L Messenger L Wells, Mrs Gardner
Geo w Richardson.
DgPABruREs.-Via Dutch Flair .
Watson.
Via Placcrville-George Scmitker, NJ,
Mepper, n Gordon. F G Drake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20
RE s.:

REFERENCES:
GOLD HILL. w. Flood & Co.; w. II. Blau'
Welt, Agt Bank Of Cal; T. D. Headly, Ag't W..
+. & Co.; John H. Mill, Esq. .
yIRoIsII-B. +. Hastings d Co.; Paxton 4
Thornburg; J. H. Latham, AgtW., ?. K Co..
Geo, =, Jones, ESQ. oc5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20
Alias Summons.

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF STO-
rey, In the Justices Court, Gold Hill Town
ship, before W. n. Hall. Justice Of the Peace
Levi shepard sndC B. Goodrich (arm Of Shepard
& Goodrich). plaintiffs, Va James Cunningham,
defendant-Tho State Of Nevada sends to James
Cunningham. greeting: You are hereby sum.
moned to appear before me. Justice Of the Peace
In and for Gold Hill Township. County and State
Aforesaid. at my ofhceln Gold Hill, on the 9Th day
Of February, 4. D. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. y. Of that
day, to answer the complaint Of Shepard and
Goodrich, wherein they clam to recover the sum
Of forty-nIne dollars, fr merchandise sold md
delivered at your instance and request, IN per
bill on file in this Court. And you are hereby
notified that II you fail to appear aud answer
the complain, Ns aforesaid, judgment will be taken
against You for the sum Of $40, and costs Of
suit. Givenunder my hand. this 9Th day Of Jan.
uary, A. d. 1866. w. n. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace.
In9 I'd Gold Hill Township.
I5O-eent Int Rev. stamp. 5o-eent State stamp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20

New BurDINo ON THE DIv1ps.-A large
new building has been put up, within the
last few days, near the junction Of B and
C streets, Virginia, which, we noticed to-
day. has three FORCES and a wagon shop in
i, in full blast. The Divide is becoming
the most business part of Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20
AND
PROF. M. A. SWEET

ErWM play and furnish music for balls and
parties at short notice. Leave orders at Dale 4
Co.. music store, Virginia City. 1al2 W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20

my German friend, how long have
you been married? ?" "yel, dis is a ting
vot I seldom don't like to talk apous, but
ven l does, it seems so long as it never
vas"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20

PRIVATE credit is q wealth public
honor is security. The feather that adorus
the royal bird supports its flight. Strip
him Of his plumnge, and you fix him to
the earth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20

The first trial for treason in East Ten.
nessee-that Of the rebel enrolling officer,
Gamble-has resulted in a verdict Of ac-
quittal.
, 1866-04-08

Our eea s4r arc torhtirat hul1t1r.:.d By this
ts Nth tic rtrsl pract1tx ct lotsrs1 dnaIers se.d
i,- tsoett; l'te.Tspbed !tt:tts Offering 10 forward
s5sApct Stnekrts, a..osEed- ah.eh wIl1 be fcre to
t:au Pre-, anG kite 4. rc1son fet aueh zeneus.
IL lie tAct tf6t tkey E.sh 10 teeuse patzolaHc Ii
.3tss Es.f bhofh1t5. End e1pect the fostuaat poa-
= tos ofsle rri,t to e1hb!l hs e7ernhsek. arnand
+sa.s~s Ii. ts!cxe. sd ran sasase7 81 pnreaases
3at rte cGce. Il = DeeaIe.I 10 +ay ksi In all theae
tart ,kr cuiy 'hitf tkat Il .o,d Is TIE p4tor ~hc
ti'e~ n n 1sh fsst- There. . NV pazse Of The
ep.lne.a Jest de,e,cPed Wreh II enfth rpakin. Of,
.ee e es ~ a.as IT. dos - nd ID s sfs
.erelkinr muuh ooldu.
rene :scrs .b- Tsutsers Of the ..Aa1ual H-neft
A.sct!3:c1. e:Esri,st JsnrAfy ist, 1851 II Quoer.
itt.aEa- ata eLEtsialnx Epou ii. c5Ieaisf nae- *
OF lEel1~zt NJ n Ia saI1ous set ,ous q! The t0nn-
N. hot ~ nc natly so l., tot tzistance the Ps
id.r. : -enrs1hx App:e'oo H-nrwu,h. o. Ca:.
co. .t.eet.. or eoure ~ hsve m Honorable
.t:a VI ntp of1h. aod saere in DO dnnht bal thA:
p,ssr prs.ne In Other sFAfrf s~ettg The E1sle
'T+r.rut7S. 81 ee,u!'ed sato th" ldrs that T. y
.Et Ecpretct..tsrr tn t,nrS7tTs. rho h. hat hts
race u te- tcbsne-, So. With n.sEy esnst csoe'.
I IL :o':cs u: II the :ets11 se.sHed 70: .,
Ers.o.cc i, = ,cke. which ~. rrsrtn.d 70 me b,
t..4 sItsLae1. rAis ~ - rntosd& - which rot ~1ll
+rrL ar~n 1aH rEtrs- fon esn uh!zin per1
e,ss s s,1 s' nd ss esh y s'r IL ri s
:: ek1!f, CT $50 for the waoae ~fll take Iot'
kt'-r 70 :>e " Ts1':tes Mscpes*," snd they fndin4
HrI r..,,rt lr.t wNl recIrr The prize
Io7r.. een-oerrta1f, 1Atx T. WARD.
feAtG.uc /. % u.a-f4rent that II steus II
:or'.lt 'Aest shrrH be such toots in the s't!e Z
aof+ rel sy It. lei Ihn t!upa pays we'll IN
*:enns,-, t11.d.rdt ot the.e sei,rts ar Acat oa'
;le asi .rsri<o 81. and - tat "A she tass ID
es's ot. Leass eE tbs -Aatc-l isenfat Aa.oeaz
, 1866-04-08
rAPEH ElANEtEGs.
N4ft ibis CT the spring Tfade-TEe
atunsr Of EA1un e. Co.

The ettxhf 4b,nrnt Of F. G. l. Fason Co.. No.
: LS1t stfr I. ta1 brea 10 Nell knowu Tor razaV
~. &, hs,, II ted In 1he furn!.his- Of the raps
enc:Ey :rad Ia tht dt! sna Throughout the Sn'1re
S.thu..!. ii VIC hase .c.doca THOUGHT II Eccr :.
..t 10 :er: . tksl.y 10 tAeir tto{l AAhocEh y,
- attss &c en.1ec and nolrd 4ar au.reAs IL salI
te.ap u III s*eft! 4tts.
Tr ,ua4 os cas!en. towcs.s. 10 drop tr 10 tat1r
.aoe o. Fr.=y, pnd tnaia not re ssla IRON otsefs
sz..,ae tet,7,r;c ts.o!altru atsen serns u hssr
Ir,-4s ..rsA y "a th.1 -s.abh .hmept " quite
= ack ura, alptefs ot tbe Eue are, 4. a. hour
;n a; s.s tnr ne 4eetaaoo q = hS heq rr. -
a.,eri tnpor Aat pss. Nc tzu rho ~ho'- estsb-
rxr-tsi< De- :7pson ftoz The strapest M
f-rer, 70 tte-. of The rteartt md uost fuxurtArt
II N ssx s:c. !rnth sIc German texture. in foc-
-.c11 CT ;*aelc rR.i,ty 10 the seal p1es74 aud
et.a:rra p-;,cr. 4 pstesa.ez might vel - pap}ed
ae.a1sn ~;S .;s:,sns ,:h <aas e,.s; ~
d pss,,- and fo.-tsu t.h.te. which
- ht:e ,rss.c-.~t to ~ e,t: 1..e -.,e,-rs as.
Ia tew.rs sai1 irtsttFs. saa A..,Ae-ta,ae de.,vns
i.rse rsa rnlan. nos oaitIns Ine grin PIP,
100 :. p"fsi.fa &c es1 'e nas f,s ",
1ec eJ,s Of a-sr, atd lecp'tnc 10 thoer who low
40 II .u71o.reed IN Their bones. nts nits mAtet1a
tns,'s;,- s,er.s, eat With sA'nxf Of hssu', rhie:
nr+st-. fsArn 20. htr- rieh prutatioa of III
:a.isa+ d x.t-f. L,rFnf.e, Htncnur1 RE@ - al1at
:r-ls-. frd tic erlfo.st~d &C, NJ enod-, hpu
t,t,ta4iT anl fr4ncr- ~hltn. however ~e M
h:e,h to stk.Ioxls CIR H. tfp ar snpeftor roin
o{ e<~ary End hnt.h to sn5tntnc Of t.1s Lied pro-
c:tel an .nt. 'tt- Ct The At.zntte- Tht.e bennti
III ts'r!c7 bate tatt. cr3,s1.e t11eh, 4 s0fr hTf
hsst f.E'. tast rSlnf. apa m secrsa-y Of oattso
te lke ttptet. hsthrr+o CEHr4lled tn prf hana
r-natrst. Aany hs1iiasnt AAmpits Of these n
nlfrl N he rinrte hotes ssgrE1 the = all b.
k-.trs ti.n1raEt. of olh.r ppek.Rrrs Of al kina
p nrT stslE: Goots. eolt Eu1opea
!.ea Asne.seas- U0a f.eell.as ssaaEr (
~ TIE basue.e rf Ft1Cn to, u that AIthouxh -
:t-!tce srt 1esc,e. e1tosltriy 10 tbe exhibsuJo 1
.pettE,r -. II: r esso1trcut i en- istEt ttrt lee
sr~ aalGrt 20 t:.1nse the somTAf.,oents, xhcs
.>RAiIy ,toek Of on< sruxie pAnrfs u r ID 70 1
"a c,tkt rtos1 trr ave Or SIX e1ttse-. p1tt-7u,
Es. his 70 IctA may k formed e the e4te1
sra ,7ne;. of fer stoek. runs,delsps tbe uumbe
.! s...e euupxztrx::s hleh 4Iae ". 1AI
I'll, e1:ensI,t Arc nou1lshtnt. ssa2Ahthneut
Eo+. a. rEkE. etf1. erE:ee Of -apply fot lh
,:rl- u tne sosetNr.l ktT %ent u b.s ,e
eE- p-t:tor. Z put-t o. t3dD srs sIsayea Z.
rt.Erd. While tn the ezttrt Of sAtne@t and tAfiet
of ftr+ltr. II u c+eEailel hY orr sh11 oue boo'
l. Is- l'R'ee ss.'r- M:ts nH m the ME {
rod, tkey s,< ak IL VIZ fais prip<t tbs he.
rtosSe.:tns oi the \ O. l. arLR ths vsr pTaet4c1l
s1c!Ede3 t.ou1 TIC r. 1eI ,t1ts na:ketA, And E.a
rr.fozatiy =. ,,eaf~ As,in gtts,eF adrAafr IN tie
r, .tuf.., xAtaF do1huo ankskcy tk ye.l* rat
IL. tc--rxlGaa' ar4s.> fatnu : Co. ca Tic
.u,<.fre~ ~ ,u* cstdc1s spPrecsalan II Z
arr: q the- Nc-
, 1866-04-08


In s.st Hedne.d.y's tssue Of Jors paper esp
aE af1,e- shsf9anR nj Hslh fepsEsensiEx myresf 10
nc old farmer = betuf reEuAF policeman. and hy
ttat neAts rrtIee go fu.n hin hor e4ty pnee ri.
>Icets no~s hAt d dt1eet nl-etood, nevct did
-ry hing Of lbs kind The hcts a. tie case Are
1:.e: q .he 7sa Of =. uates, lens. ~<a. out
On tts Nadtto etrttt to tie We4 ten p1xtt,e Gar.
tca IL tet friend. and xaIlr ltere the ptppz,etor
Of ftAs phee io;d nc tbs: be had I horse ir hle
hssn .hSt he tho1s hi had ecen atnleu md Ktsbed
me 10 ny :nt cnd cal Il wts 10: therrtoes want
u ~ryrk apss seund out that The hotse w stoleu
Ard thr eADe7t tatttsA md th4t the7s NJ. Isl re-
~atl fot tbe barte: iheD ~Rf 10 the mans plscs
<ud so!t brn ftat had found hts horsc; ha cane
NttN u.e 80 <hr&~ &hc has1s ~a1 aE1 aAsd Il &ls
hus7e aoJ H!str af.satti 10 Il btfoe II. SeH. jar
ier ot ih@ l.4cr for tie toun pf c1trfo: be tbeu
pad 70 ior cndtrg his hon the ~ ~a1d be hst
oheta, Ard :; . paJ ny sanearse tor eutus o1: "
hts l4er. snd Ea TO rtJ the proprietor IT the Neat-
en- Can. fst boarding h,s bore Ia tie msu-
uEe TIE e1ty pohcr canent The tEIsf AFR
lie nosre: hcn tbs tAssucI &c; dis.4ie1t "a bscs-.-
hrtaih. he had 1~o parl,c~ 10 tsJ: hs taea tSd &c
tat be Ikaachs cus sht re.uIp h1as somr oi tbs
| c1our, !. thea Ervc LIN haeA ~ ~ shst un!y
70: : f.t tLdrE Tie hor.n. :: Q; ftG n .:Atd
Ar: rey11 rcpsps pses't,. r5,e!l 10 the farmer Ct
~ On. e.4s u 'tSsssz 1o:sse Nac<s, ~: .tit
, 1866-04-08

,e.-.,.I r,-snateh 10 the Crlta<o lrtou1s.1
lss<c'4 CrsctssArl ApnJ'.
r,xr.--steady eet gsir1- esles OF supsf1ns ~
a.M- =. ,-ct trn,,ad.
-. - xo. new winter u N-Ha cn<o 10 kooa a.
"a rrr.s i1errlAt. Aaiss al No. talked ~
.le.r o..s quiet Sales ot Son ~ 1s.tss. Eys
$50 s.trs, RasssJ active. Sales Of No. fA1' q
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cq17oa-pnu. Nsdd1ns q Sa9Se-
ps,yr.to.-Quist. N btA nsT eaty aAa r8.
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ssasst chsnss IN pers. Lard dala 1t fse ~ pstas
eiIy.
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rseuAyxs-fnm iof b&akeSs' sn'fPtax Gas7'seI-
, 1866-04-08

7hezt NIL BE- MEETING Of M rnsno loving eiti.
,,ns Of ire E!errnsn Ward 90 Tntx lay e1eRsnx
o+st. Il Aurora Hsn. 90 Atl~snlee sveour. 10 ets
pts rsthrsr u r-tslion u The tIettioa Of kldtuaa
tte t.st ard. Let III nhu hAsr II usefcst IN &hs
vet.tsr rf see WAr1 ktftpd.
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, 1866-04-08

10 10 the Re4t-42< - 1f<JAnt Il Stt1t.
lon's ChtcaSo Commercial College TO get 4 lha-.
'sc1h- ff7cr1eA hs,,ine%a edntston. of 10 necnae
mod Telegraph Opesssw. Aldress jor dsrpl1rs,
HAIASI s STRATUM, Ehtckzs, III.
, 1866-04-08

A ccr!rssnadert asks u 10 eite ht:1 .hs tav in
ihts4se Of pssserEesa ou stret can o1erns 10 PITY
the,7 fs:ft ~1'h hills. CT money af lager denomt-
n,tton than that cs1kd for. IN psyneat Of The mr..
sb.sse .e y FL s. es.e Y m s n . s:
conductor n 1dlrg o1 tny cit sslwa5. - :hr COO
cccsos pelis~d To make or farniAh cnanseI Ii 4
the es.e Gay bc. 10 iae eondoetoT 10 1aato
..la e."Sa oa ~ "a, p Z ta.ss
tn lae e1+e ot teotpus1tec cnsnpsa1 It IA Iper.
ati,e un pattense1r 10 make see.s . ~ change, on
roprtr kny conp6ny hAssnx IN eye 10 IT. Owl sutse
nv patrons here Il posslhte to Go 10. nut thsy
ART aot Obliged fs do u. II p1'senses ptcsents 4
ptees Of rune5 u pasa,ent fot e:s nre ~htch Ii Ia
dEr'nr n.y iaA~ III. bill and o:ts TO make ehanre
"a arrival 1t the un1e, Or be M! d-citns to tafe
ttc hi zud s.t7t< II 1t the arr hsa no, peea p4st
The Law docs pos re1alse as1 s'eF.on 10 make
shan2e whsr blt l. paid to him. ~hethc1 on The
ora or others lie. And Il l. oaly matter Of Ac-
eoamodauop between pnsn mi sasa lns. ch11cs Ia
gwen III sny e4Ae. II out correspondent oHe1
run Of A.onry u srs pefrou fLr any serz3ee4 ren-
ierro+ tke Aw provides c.stata renst1ie.. To Gag
1ha paJmsnt be nox -laA6s+ hn. II Ii 60 eass pfp-
.lde- Ia the psyurat ef noaey NOS ttc cFtdltps,
whether Z. ctasnss1 of othctWtse-
I'm cot only iht es,t tnt the r,pa1 DUR Of psx.
e<f<rI1 20 EAkt lh9nEt upon The t1ss- The con-
aueior Of .1rct cat. collecting fr1u tfsJ 70 nZty
sfee Nptts tbe carr a5c pfucerdtn1 4 few hstCk l.
os4, s 70 3 :. dss.tna !. tn+ ,et ~ .P sss r.
mbtahtS SID TO take eoanLe1ei. caooty ID ths
hnsFr y! Tie tnnucnt. and toE shah BE- IL ht1d
tponstele, Rbd no epdet u. nhlie u1drr ttese CT.
erns ssnecs. he should Ieoh upon ,Le st.smps TO
PSF .. upon him sarce bill Efth suspicion. Ada
10 tats his cf-pro.ed kno~ kd2. thst ta.1e
ttt nisny porous tn raa hAhiI OF r&dtnx vp-
op t1e tifeet e1sr ~ho xIr 80 Ceaa d
10 pesistsa1! ct<r iafSr hul II p,ymsnt ot stz
ctnt a'e tor the tery tsAsou that The. rIpset The
eunauctot to tAy-"fon 1zAT pay next linz;
eant easnRe 'hss now" The eoodue4os mex,
~1ia seotes Of tErh tnstxucts daily. md It II no
Sordrz 1he! sefase to ct1rer bill. even Hhsre 1,
T. Pr. nele fos tteha 10 do 70, especially ~ seey
know ,hA: af.cs es.tnx gtsea snch chenst oooe,
ihsy would be unebsa "a ia 70 loe A%eeand WHO
shoaid ooss. y T. scarcely r:edtolr thst soc,
raen..11ied taat It does emf II n2naous In
J ssancet. Ne eoa,d posai 70 sone .eorrs Of peoph
IN shts c1ty called ~eentcnaea.- xAd wao would
todleaxhiiT srssot The iapatsttnn that thes an
o'trr~ise than hunotahe tnsu. una crerJ d1r reel
| 10 aso1d th< paf1ueEi u4 4 ak tttt hfe on son,
| presext- 4 our eoHr%poatrnt IL an hororah
lnsn be viii ~ 70 raske change. and II occs.oasil
funna araar 10 do "a, h. wilt Eeoe-sllt end tn,
capGnctoF Nllz4s 10 acrpcaMoc3tc hlrp. II being
h,s rn:erc.t to DO In or1er avoid The Inertia
!! e!t ecsnplz.Et u The onre-