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party in Congress, with the " conservative" !"
members of the Union majority in both IIou-
scs as nucleus, and no doubt the outright
opposition as contingent accession, progresses
steadily. Perhaps the most significant step
yet taken i'll it is the holding Of separate eau
cuses. This has been done once at least since
the passage of Mr.. Wilson's resolution. The
call was for meeting Of. the supporters of the
Presidents policy, for the purpose Of devising
some means of insuring it's better success in
Congress, and the attendance comprised all of
the Union members that had voted against
Mr.. Wilson resolution.
Much earnest feeling has been created among
radcil members by the announcement that
the President had directed certain heads Of
departments to make no further appoint
mcnts upon the recommendations of Congress-
men at present. The fact Of the existence af
this order was communicated by the ohief of
department to some radical Congressman,
who had made a request for a certain appoint
ment But one construction is given to this
executive mandate, viz: that support of the
executive policy is to be hereafter the price Of
patronage.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-01-27

From The correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune
The President and the Radicals,

rrT' The President and the RADICALS.
Tn nv last letter made allnsion to the fact
that certain Western members of Congress- had
had interviews with the President since the
massage of Mr.. Wilson'S resolution, during
which the subject Of reconstruction was freely
discussed, and that their impressions as to his
future course had not been very favorable. |
confined myself to this general statement, as |
did not at the time feel at.libcrty to go into
particulars. [ am now permitted to give the
subioiDed full version OF what took place on
the stated occasion.
cir Wilson, with whom frank, straight
forward action in all things is leading char
acteristic, had been anxious for some time to
have an early, free and full exchange of opin-
ion with the President relative to reconstruc-
ton He desired to express" his own views
upon tho policy pursued bv the government
toward the Confederate States, which he knew
to be identical with those of the majority of
the House. with the utmost frankness to the
Executive, and, if possible, elicit from him
clear definition of the line Of action ne meant
to pursue towards Congress ,whctherhe meant
to recognize the light of Congrcss to determine
upon tile mode Of rcorganizing and restoring
the Confederate States to the Union according
to the views of the majority OF both Houses,
or whether his purpose was to bring the infu:
ence of patronage, and other agencies at his
command, to.bear in order to secure an in
dorsemcnt and adoption Of his plan Of recon
structOn.
The passage Of Mr.. Wilson's resolution by
vote thoroughly testing the sense of the great
majority of the House upon the Presidents
Southern policy, on Thursday last, furnished
a proper occasion for the MUTUAL explanations
he desired, and hence he sought the White
House in company with his colleague, Mr..
Price, on the evening Of the same day The
President received his visitors very cordially,
and upon an Introductory remark Of Mr.. Will
son, announcing the object Of their call, invi-
ted them to an unrescrvcd expression Of opin-
ions and suggestions. Thereupon Mr. Wilson
proceeded to say substantially as follows:
"Mr. President, you have, no doubt been
informed Of the resolution offered today in
the House, and Of the vote upon it, In ex-
PLANTATION of it wish to say, that neither my
self nor the rest Of the majority voting for it,
are disposed to make any distinction between
Tennessee and other States, lately engaged in
rebellion, in our preliminary examination into
their respective claims to representation in
Congress. At the same time the joint COM
Mittec Of fifteen may, and probably will, cx
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POETRY.
Let Us Make the Best Of It.

"A
Life is but hceting dream,
Care destroys the zest oft,
Swift it gldcth like stream.
Mind you NAL c the best Of it.
Talk not Of your weary woes,
Troubles, or the rest Of it;
Ii We have but brief rcposc,
Let,us make the best Of it.
If your friend has got q heart,
There is something 6ncin him,
Cast away his darker part
Cling to what's diviac in him.
Friendship is our best relief
Make no hcartless jest Of it;
1t will brighten every grief,
If we make the best Of it.
Happiness dcspises state,
'Tis no s"gc experiment,
Simply that the wise and great
(. May have Joy aud mcrriment.
Rank is not its spell refined,
Moneys not the test it,
But calm, content mind,
That will make the best Of it.
Trusting in the power above,
Which, sustaining all of us
In one common bond Of lotc,
Riddcth G~eat and small Of us.
Whatsoever may bclall,
Sorrow, or the rest Of it,
We shall overcome them all,
If we make the best of it
, 1866-06-21


- nose! - insurance. ease haa been decided in
MNtoun. ane qne;uoa arose Upon 1ne 1oao "1nx
.sH s p.us1o onuolnx ~ 'nsuiea asaIas! loss oy
~ u saae eu"1s 1ene ns@sh5 oset'aoso Win
toeteaanote, 'ne ~ oS1s.oae nts' "a'ca oe-
suo}s tne 'aten m1set1al- y. Qaes3-u tne insurance
eo@panS nsne. 1ae COLT oeaaeo taat me oulsa-
"E snsu1.n nas1oR 'a4en, eeasea 10 e31st as Iuen'
aug uat ~ eeaeeo 10 e1'st oy feason o1 peru moi
Ansaea esa1ns1. aaa aeoca tnat LIE company "as
oo1 nao!e.
aal1.olo ~ u lena'ns mn.utcoe o. appAe4nons
~. sussts ,4 lux ae" ~ atnse eo"pan1ee, " Inc
p..ea1 .@stsatHs' 'ue eoeessa u oAo conlpaa4es
..a,st asa tne.s nssmk eAt.ee .ue eaplon1 %
.ap"Hss 41o o1s4sla.e ass a,,eaoJ S"a1!e4ea
e Jul 4asaIss .a.s, W eira y, s0nsaea ~
Ahtl nhtutu. VIZ sap.1 " e!",os ano oeelRaeo
a-m's' no eoaoa, w tnsute saiuan.e t1oitnE
no.ess "a'ea m'ea. tfpteseos tae eole proper! OF
the o"pe1. Anonel company mas msoe spp!iea'
t,oa 'oE coaHe1. son psopotet 70 1nsute asao:t
oa"oet1 oS etes1o-oolles ese1psoslous-atn1ns sntca
no onet COMPANY WI oo. 4nt same company II
cna1'eeas o2ets 10 taAe ca1Re o. p4ate' pspen sna
oeust .s'a1oles, aau 70 nsste asasaet loss " mo
u IAe4t" A4e oia 1otnp2aies VIEW aneae ae" InsA-
, 1866-06-21

sthe only Pnytcisn ss Specialist now in the city
that can be entirely relied upon. Go TO nx. and not
suffer Disease to remain In your sTsteua. dfs1gur1g
Tour face snd body, basdet destroying yous happiue.s
and future prospects In life. &c has uade personal
dlsease aud NERVOUS debility nlS stud9 Tor the lsst
twenty years. Aad Is therefore the person whom al
afflicted should consult No one ever beard Of Pr
ectof bis not being cured since be has been In this
CITY, Hls reputation has vouchers In all tna city pa
pers bispstents and the profession both here
and abroad, being tha oat akled Specialist here,
and thorough master OF hts profession Nall oshett
fa don't despair give HIN call It u only con-
uon occurrence with him to cure such cases- His
roons arr separate for indies ana gentlemen, and the
most complete tn the city. con4u1tas1ons tfee and
confidential
0mee No. 179 South Clark s.reet. eoraez olMoaroe,
naN psock from tie POS. oo1cs, Poat ONCE Boz 134.
Chicago, III. Office hours rom 4. N. to ,. NJ
send tor nls Guide 70 Healtn." pub.lshed monthly
n<e Of chArKe-
Youxo Mx4, TAXI PARTICULAR NoT1CK-DoctoE
p1selow dayoses much OF his time to the teatueot Of
those cases cansed py secer hsot which rims both
bqdy ana Etnn, 1ntttnK the unfortunate Individual
for either bnstntts society. The sad effect Of these
esly hab!ts, the e1cess Of psr years. TO weaken
ard deDitlsste the constitution. destroy the phystca!
aud mental powers diminish and eneeble the natural
feelings and exhaust the ytt1 energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of HE are rnatsed. the object OF NM
1axe nusttated and existence uself rtadered tern
Of uneeA.tn9 misery md regret snch peEsons. cape
cia15 those contemplating marriage, anoua lose 10
tine In making immediate application, ~ Dr. B. By
his new treatment IL enaoted to ensure speedy aad
x ~ unee. i7s sou,n Clsrkst- corner Of Aouroe.
, 1866-06-21

MARINE ISTELAIGESCE kR0M De-
THOIT.


The Storr7 m ,he l.akcs-Mar{ne Dasns sters
-nevrrnI Yesnetz A sho ore and Loss OF Lille
The Chicago FIeet-Tho storm the Worst
tor many Years.
rro-r.,rcrdonre rhtr.sr, rrthnne1
nrTuorr. :Innc 10 tsss
.+,.h1, .+or,, b,, +ort xI,i,ed thjs trctton INN
N. Ec-ths.,, do,n1 .eron. n,uase tn the shInning
on,x;ar nj, .rennn,s Of xhfeh paye no, e,cons to
ND nar r. tbas .uch viii ba aiyed =, far
neT 1s4s st i+*sr 1hnlcat Of two yea.els win si1
nTss h.. ~ ronrs- r~,ched rou ~ t,e1rznh. Annm.
~. ~ r.s.s1s ne here INN ch,rsru arrtyea ann
~. mornin1 Tbe rYsster nart have pssseo IN Ia
,he1r desuu.slo. Thr bdg Wa1bsidse, of DesroIt il
ssho.r below Cleveland and II IL thong will prove
, 1866-06-21
The Property will ba sold in Lots
as folIQNss viz:

aiaanY:s Aool tosether E1sa III fiEh: g ~ "a sas
81 & asss ssseas q . s+ss ses Eass ~.
her of r. aug then the p9rebassr g h39e y 6ae
ssrnct ahead race. properly afched acroas she south
u La r. - I'd Lots and q IN tbs South Blo.k us east
of ns reR a e. r. ;n 70 mse
Ws I'D E.s, ea,. Of Ut a, y = e,,as r.
shop nd 1ne steel works sre The hdtn@s, eto.. q
e. as Ct s e ,ns III ~
signed TO the purchase the Fent Jay ne1t 70 b.
ssess hs h
1!sea .nE 70 ysid s:sd 'sssss sasI b ses
this ksps 9siEs,. O. ~: sssSaat -
;:;s :esiT ffosss tAa Ia sonds s;io,s
Had Rass ND s.ons Buizhesd iaat il now b:ng COZ
:ss i !. T &: .; ,
'se sef ealid.sss III ~ = stsesea q "a
FIR q M .1a soPssl + bosh s:ts of d
Tic paTt of Lot D. lsyiag Eouth OF the lower Hc1d
Gae sEd ne stsht 70 eala oyes r. M Rass son.a ct
81 afa o s st: u ss 81 s.
and Is Block. ant also the pulchase9s OF los
da 9ae ass ane T. e
properly 70 counect their rtops,ty, sita tne uaia
Tie lie @ MI of t ot above the 1owe- Head Gsks .ud
lid ana eouia It ths liz S1a1s os sad
Il ID The East ard west Blocks AnI p1 idn< e:et'cd
erresea on iots Il IND Is IN lie west slocE within i
oek 3 i i t.
ock. sne. to lease TO Assazs .. FORBES Son OF
fbe tight to bald acsoss tie ms1n Race between
/ sea i The fass Block. and lots J. aid In the
L Lot % Z. sin the 1snd's snops. tons not building
so - ss hs q Sud shs scs soush of
ihe upper tsd Gales and uor.h fRner.on Ns7nJ's
tas he 1e eqs = e
rent to July lst ncz to neione 70 ths Ionpa9{ 1ho
81 ihe dam % resst % e teE,s1rea xitn
Ct % sa e. py M ~
1tt g 80 q h Pm
psrt Of sid Iot e 10 said DIM Also I'D
l. e 81! sas n
M b na po1s5 nsafa Sr s
d ". attn IT, eosrset e &
as,iz9ea . .se paIehaae1 ana tbs Gompsa Re kept
r. e ts1s @ a
ana Lander h. The r!sht t2 tsnoTs ~ was.t ~hee!
fna ess e e 81 hoaa & Ill oeoos
.se sh. t. h0t oTef n kss 'oosa Of
occupy hs Sane III 0e.o3e g. ISL ! annual feas
Company at ang iu.use time. without e's.as soT Gam
no.es1s re *.ss siee q nsek K,ysr ;oa!h q tbe
5a RE- nss g g. ths
That part Of Land Reserved t1r Water Poa er Far
, 1866-06-21
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Special Meeting, Chicago, June Is, 1856


FYxsest-Hcssg.. Ha!lantyne, Bonfeld, Breutauo,
1s7get >cla+ke: Go.ltord, Holden. Aavitt, Anusan,
doseni-Ms+.rs. Blscsmau, Felsentha,, Foster,
Ryder nn1 Wentworth.
Frtsidcut Holden IN the chair.
High School, .ss.ed lla he had reeeived numerous
application. 70 tll the vacancy "a the ASh school
assd hy hs y q NJ e. ~
on motion, the Board proceeded to IN fhs sa-
Ten votes were caet, sA for Mr. McEro5, who
vas declared uusulmousiJ elected.
Nj, Kan, IN, OF The COMMITTEES On Butiaings
esa esaen tosllSs %lts r. s sdopea AZ ' DC Baa
To the Common Council Of the City Of Chlcsgo:.
The Uoasu Of Educa1lnn re Qneei yopt honorable
no3 a. II meeting t. pa,s a9 1e ~
and TIE Chairman OF the CpnuaNet Oh Schools,
u conneetion with ,ht tompt.o'let. f2 purchase
Snbdfy,sion Of Section 81, Townfh!p 50. Raneu ID,
being sla feet on CoslaI ayeuue. sy 1ta.5 feet on
douglas Place, a ga p Pr foot troat on Colax
1wo three end four year,. with tu,ere+ At elx pef
cent 10 e pain Ont q The schnot Tax @olie:ted IN
each 81 the years 1851. 1865, 1Ss AUG 1s7u for sne
Hlso III purchase Of 23s ieet On John ttreet By
1ss.s tea on Walsh st!ert. u block IL n Walsh
eDp ena nsnss a. 3efm. d NO ] tsons:nd do'
I'm cash, lls balance IN onc year ~ TX Per cent
1ne.ef. he paid out Off tehool tax 70 10 lew
1EG luz lut yEt{ leu. 1lQl D4jt4 tS@
Ihcre art alro spvc1al other lots which II ~ de-
sirable 10 purchase for tchooi purpose. and We
wish that you artt0r7.. at the Tae i1pe. the SANG
parties 10 purchase such io'e sud npop ench terms
II may be desac nstet by Inc Board Of Edae atton
&C room a. lhey may be nhIe to locate Inc fatnt and
obtain terms which stall tc satisfactory 70 them.
Teas-Mt srr. ballaatync. Boudeld. Drtrtano.
BHses. Clarke. Guitotd, Holden, Leas7tt, Ruuyan
and Wnlsn-1t.
Naw-none. -..--.-
Adjourned, J. l. P1cKARp.
secretary.
, 1866-06-21

IFtoo the Phllxdolph1s North American.1
week cloves with active deu,snd for coal and
" 1uppy q reassa hts ben equal 70 shs xanss q
Fott Mchtnono 1n:s y vel! for noth pnrchA.es Z
seIlef. II I'LL wall Known facs that coal prepared
and sent TO naa3ktt y N.zrn weAthee il much nees
cltr1tzt se1scc &LN co!a Et..taeI.
7ne iunezse The production th!< Jeas now rt,cheS
6E 10 toE4 and tides 2be alEarencc Of opn.
Ion s1tts tho probable e lacftsse want.
I'd over iAat vezE, rome co:tnuinE the IN
cfrssed ,qoant1ty requlrsd ~ already reached:
ohtT1 that ut lotO or 500 Go norc rET esAt
ieou,.eo 1he END q ihs tt,aoa ean onfy de4.1
mine who correct Con4t eT&ble activity hR1 been
given 10 The trade b7 that aox.nce OF solls
would tsle place ~ he ~ 9! Ja!J. "s e1n lear9
long - tle louuRRe oI the EesdlnE railroad md
Ecry,f IN n larxe thas any charge In tolls
would be 1s,trd that nigh, chrct the trane. po,n
lines getting cord rates working smoothly Vel
managed ana 1aAite money. aou any hlndraaee 70
the In e. active lrAue tox Going would b 1taI 70
both the miner and cayt9E compsuses. Tue gt.st 10
crease 80 u AtnfhufAAi- to lox Fflc- s. and coal
fsnn The xharT1 he h.. reached polnta from which
Il h. bee4 diverted for srreral reais past-
Tbs new York Matktt it IN = healthy coud1ton !;
prseea falr II the coal fur that narkci sotd
brtofn thpntnt-thr practice Of consieEl coal for
ntrkc hstfns b.en neerIy di4continusd
Tnr furrAcss N tie lchlgh re8lon which Wkre com
pnlitt u keep golrG to pufchAse tenpeEazy snppiy
, 1866-06-21

-. ss@FSs'8 -@'ss -4ss'
Inc Eenesai markets to"day Hefe qo1et ano steao5s
"atnoat any naterai change In placet.,
1ne i1ostsfon market wns qutet aot Witaous na-
1ef'a1 cnanee IN p11cet. Ness fotx vas da4fs with
sa'ee o1 ~ DIS u fI.. bnlE heats were teafee
apo nfms "lth eaiee oi aooht AaVot IDS shonloes AZ
1S4tls53c loote- Lard WAS Qalet ana nominal II
&sAMsz3xe.
d'gn@nes were aalet and nominal. Win ease OF
y hs's Country ~ $S19-gehe4s1y held at FLU.
bohoco VINES were nominal At 3oo24c-
me f4onf maEket to-oa5 vas qales ahd eteady,
win sa1es Of ssoo OTIS 1t *9V'es1u-a0 tor medium
70 eao'sa spring E1ffas' un=ound ES0as were
eosa u % ooeEaa9.
Inc " neal saafket vas oall and unchanged: Ine
oe1oana WIS a1moet enoFe4y ol speculative Guar
ac4efs eNeA amounted 10 aboas 1e0O1U otsnels. Al
, 1866-06-21

#4.E3F III. ftftfbI1R Hn1Ilty. -
{slEAHE-MafEetQu Qu1et Auo u7n. We quote:
M1kE
eoW
BfoNE FFfNe*. 4l3 u
HlfsHNINES-Retrls 1bo br's: shipped, a61
bIls Market quiet. tales to-day. hrl6 country At
II l9-Stoeks genes ally held 1t 322G42-2ls EoQdcd
HHS-Continues dull. There is.littts det and e1-
rept Prairie, and ths market Is weak 1t our Quo
, 1866-06-21
s1G19l@

1ucrcAse aimee july 19S $50
The Frunklin County tAo} Nts1s leasns that
Jar1es D. Eeds, Of ST. Louis, has purchased the
States etoek in the B1nk Of the STATE of Missouri
and the ta1e has been approved by the Governor.
The amonut is 81 Cog t00 The price paid to be &l06
per Eh&fe IN State bonds.
In Boston, the condition Of the money mar
let ehowe no variation OF importance, continued
ease e,ill prevailing Call 1oan. easily access1-
bic al SOS per eent. The banks take all the good
zhott dated paper offering Ut about 6 per cent and
the outstde zntes are about The GAME
-Flale's Galveston B.al2tn Of the 1e.h instant
contains the following:
Ms bad .be on Mondsy 1 st.erdn
Msttte, vice-pret1dent. and Gen. ". r. Clark,
Cashier Nere present and did The honors OF the
kindly 1tealed BY the otioeFs Of the institution.
speeches. toa*ts and sentiments weze the order OF
the hour, and all retired en1ntsty wishing nat he
NAional UaDk of TeIht may declare weekly diy1-
nep1E, and its officers be reea1ded- as they really
are, nrtt-ciate men and good fellows genesallY.
The Mobile Tribune announces that the @'BauE
ot Mobile" and the 4'Southsrn Hank'' commenced
redeem,pg their circulation At rar in United
states Treatury notes. On the fret Of June, instant
s.nt through the var, when have been able (so far
- we kuoR) 10 make SO good I showing.
The July. 1866, coupon u0 the Bonds Of the
Stats OF Tennessee N11l be paid Or ates July lat
It the National Bank Of the Republic, In this CITY,
The ~ pe. cent arrearsges Of Interest s1nee 1861 up
TO and including the ssnnary, 1865, coupon, arc
fnudah1e INTO ncw bonds Of the ssrae tenor as the
original tesnes. upon which duly, 1856, coupon
iaIs due and vii, he paid On presentation abpre.
This funded 30 per cent increases the mortgage
lien Of the Stale upon the ta1lxaya, to ths con-
ttruca1on Of Nhlth the bonds were originally ap-
Piled from F1Q0 pr mile to $1a oo0 per mite. In
addition 10 the interest On this $4,000 lien the
Railmay Companies ere no required 10 conuipute 4
per cant year by WY OF Sinking Fund for the
redemption OF The pranctpsl.
In New Orleans the money market proper con-
1lnuef without auT material change. There u still
far simply Of available capital eeskiug investment
| In favorable securities. and leans On approved
| mortgages caD be made 1t the psrzions ratss OF
| S@1a = cent per annam. The usual bu.incss has
been dnne by the hnn1 and o.he.s IN call loans
cured BY tat1shcto,y colate1a]a, euch a City
Bunds, ksoclB, cofr, cotton in warehouse ETC., at
| 3 e ceu: per annum, In bank, and q cent Der
mouth In the open Market
In Boston money continued abundant 4nd eafy
Eor al purposes of1rade, snd nrat elsas borrowers
! find no difficulty in obtaining al The funds They
xaat We quo1e loans on call ii 6z6 = cent; first
clsss thort p4per from CO.., and good names from
| 1G6 = CENT ......
! lin Cincinnati money L. close at 10317 per ccna
per aunuu. Exctanse ID steady 1t PSF buylug and
| 5c9110 prem. telling.
, 1866-06-21

ssIn lining tho kettle from the ire stalded
nyael{ vesy sev1esY-onc hand almosr to crisp. The
torture Nas 1nbe1rHpie. - The Mexican MuS-
tsnk Ilnnent relieved tbs pam alnost Immediately.
ItheAIed rapidly. md 1eft rery little se8s.
AcuAx. FoaFxx, 420 Beosd et. Pht1ad's."
This u mefAly sample OF ~hss tho Muatanx Lnf-
men will 90. 1t Invaluable In ut tasea Of wounds.
sweings spralus cats bruises spl71ns. ETC.. either
u21n n.sn Of beaas.
Beware OF eounserfdU. None IL genuine unless
wrapped In ne sled plate tnksavnga bearing sha ag
nature OF a. " Woatbsuok. Chaufsr. anu tho prtfos4
ttsnp Of DkxAs BA7yD 4 Co. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold By al drug,
, 1866-06-21
#&Htttnal.
WOMAN.

F1xa11., owing 10 The peculiar and Important raa-
ora which ssey s1stst. tner peeulix otganlzatlos.
md the Offices theY perform. NJ subject to many ~
isrtoss sud 1.tusnsa peculiar to ths sH. Freedom
nom these contributes n sall tes1ee to ther aa$
ptness End vclf1r. for csa b. hsppy who afe III.
ot ouly 70, but no one Of these various fema1s COLE
plants eau 1oee be suffered to On without tnyoav
ins the general hsAlth Of the Individual and ero foaG
producing % snazant etness sud premature decltos
Nor Il It p1easaus to consult pbJs1sa for tho ~
et Of these yas!ous delicate Affections, and only ~
On Tho ncat urgent necessity viii tfas woman 80
tsrssa41ce her greatest charm - TO do this Tbs
sex win .nen thank u for placux h tn III ha nds ss-
pie SPECIFICS which VIII oe tourd eaesclous In re-
uevos a1n cuzsaE almost sstry oae ot those trouble
sou1e complaints pecoiiar 10 the se1-
, 1866-06-21

Tha auonnt Of Plantation Rttters sold In one yeAF
Ia something startling. They would MI Broadway sl1
teet hIxh rro the Pask To 9TH street. nrskes
factory u Of tho last1toonA Of New York. It u
said that Dfake painted all the rocka The Easen
6txtes With hts caha4ssto .. T.-t88n-1." and then
got the old granny ektsfzsors to pass fsw
ing dtsnKnrn1 the taee 0! nAsure Which Rtye& him
monopoly. He DO not know how this IL. but We do
know the Plantation Bitt9s sEt1 ~ other Article
eysr did. They Used by all ctaaaes Of sha aonu-
uit5. and ARD death DyEpepsla-eestA.u. fhsy are
very inylsorauux when tanKrld and Weak and great
appetizer.
SARATOGA sPEINd WATER. sold b7 Ill tzuG
, 1866-06-21
F1a 1851 lot
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ DJ11C1 c1 THK BoARb OF fCH11o WoEHsrt
CHIC1do June IL 1866. s
Whereas. The Gonnnon Coa7etl ot ne S,s1 q Gu.
ha1 osdeted that The ey1see1 foot alley running
e11t and west Ii Block lis. School Section Addition
to Chicago be rider ed TO the width Of 81 feet. and
eIIetdrd Of thl Ed. e8ss 10 C1rk street.
kiuE the seash ae asreo, psE.e1 % sad III LID fest
koTth from the north LIND q! Mouroe stress.
NOW therefbre, public notice Is hereby given TO al
peEtonb sntereated inst the OF tho
RoNd Of Public Works Will mees 1t room No. IS, Ia
tha ceuIt Ho7.e IN said c!ty. On tbs I'd day fIuae.
4. D. 1865, ~ the hour at 10 O'Clock NJ TO assess
she damages that viii b sustatned Or tho b-nedts
CONFER ed. togrthcf with the costs OF the proceed
icRs. BY resson Of the dnf0g Of 6ucn work and the
msf,ne Or s.1d eoatemn,stea Improvement.
Thr general descrp ton OF the lArd 10 be deuaaed
is. stp Of land about II feet WIDE tern !he south
end Of lot a-d from tho eouth end ot subot af lot
:; strip OF II aboue1 feet vide nom the aouth end
q tne wss. p.ss or lot strip e iaau ahoas3 tses
and :; strip OF land about II feet w1ue 'ruu the
north end Of lot sgd fo1 tho east Of lot q. And
4trp OF land shput u feet Mlde fo Lho urrlh enn Of
The vest X Of lot and fruua lott knd 8 All In Eock
lis, School BecttGn AadlQou 70 Chicago
JIG. GINpHLE.
FERD. LKfZ,
G.J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board of Public Works.
, 1866-06-21

], l. P1CKARp, /,
secretary.
, 1866-06-21


~. G. o. Kennedy, Receiver OF the Merchants
National Bank, OF Washington, haa commenced
tuit agNiust the stockholders Of the bark for m
amount equal to the par value Of their stock, ss
is provided for by law. It sppcsrs that but thir-
tecn tharee, or IS, 800 Of The x9m.0oo capital, is
IN The hands Of the original snhecribes1 og the
amount 2ls sharte arc held by j. ~ Manry. who
suspended when the hank falled leaving <tn 500 IN
the name Of the original owucre, and but potion
Of whom atc good for Z like amount z. Hnyrk,
President, Who held ~ shares Transferred 10 C. 4.
sherman, Cathtcr, s0t sh11es, md to l., P. Boyne
100 fhsres. nearly one halt the bank cnpita held
ty the officers, al Of whom are 1nsolyent. 80
thsfee were tz1nsfetred by reaponsib.e psrtfe. &t
ttr It was known 1hAt The bank mnS1 suspend md
1t IL the intention Of the rccsscr TO bold parties
Who transferred, II 1neir victims cannot pay their
quota. The National Mechau,ce' Bank Of Bald.
more held 900 ebaseA as colla.eta1s, but had them
transferred 10 them On the boois Of The hank. TO
,hev aru liable for the amount The Satioral Bank
Of the Metrcpclss bead 100 khares as seruniy for
pttv1te note Of q. /. Sherman Cashier, trsnstesrd
In bIauk. In default of the Doie Icing pstd the5
we1t 10 own The ttocR. This may gire rise to It'll
gallon. II eEents show the bank goes on and Il
responsible tor the amount It IL not improbable
that the Receiver may realize out OF The stockhold-
err from 80 eco TO 100 &C., 1t Ia conjecturtd thai
Inc bank sill eventually pay &tou Is to 80 cents Gn
| the do]iar.
The Epecte exported On freight nom New Totk
AID Bottom within The l&st I've weeks Gums up a.