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, 1866-04-18

The South American Tyar-Actlylty of
t1te pnraEuaJaux IA Djhcputentcd
txrtIf-h COIos.y-Arrlynt 0f Gcn. Ncatt
Legal DecIAlou The IIorse KALI
foad >trikc.
fEw Tore, April !7.-The Ne+1iI has adyjces
tIon ldo Jnneiro and Brcnos Ayres 10 March lUth.
The Paraguasans were crossing the r1tana River
and making knccc~1ul forays on the allies and
AsEtnf1pe.- February 10th. the Parnguyaus a1ain
tF,-Eed The river At faso de Ia Pais,a, with tosky
tive canoet. each with twenty lye and el1 oars
Encu. all uucef the protection Of 4 steamer .ns-
formed on the beach IN good oE~ccs1, AID altacked
iae cavalE! OF Gen. Hosc-e. which t,ed before them
TACK 10 tec.1s voafs; their loss was ,11I1uz. The
--irutsh lasted ttx hours; fire thousand men were
Tne public Of ST. Vincent, aroused by recent
cTen1s in Jamaica, had demanted more truops
from the HrtC.th Government urging a. reason
he declaration OF Englt-h capttalets that thtY will
Withdraw eFrEy RhllffnR from tho.e colonies unless
iro0ps.
t;en. Scott returned from New Orleans ye.tefday.
Hinshanp.1u, has decided that the law rcisIiye 10
tte state Iucbriate Asylum ia u1eonstttutfonal and
void All partlce committed 10 Its walls, BY oYdrr
Of The Supreme Coust. are eutl,lcd 10 be released
a test case hnu been made, end The question
tfought mp on 4 hdbeas corpus wr3t; and judge
Ea!tom decided % dlsehaSve the putty 20 held,
The car dElyc:s On The Third Avtnoe Railroad,
and come Of the other CITY rpadf went 10 work TO-
DAY, upon what Terms II not decided, the D.Frc
tols ol The Fuatt promising The drivers that tpey
VIII p3y them satisfactory WAGES.
, 1866-04-18

uccting to Suktotu ConErc%s-Rc$olu
tlon CenAuFIN& Jim LHne-Maj. Wyn-
konr and the Indian Tftbce

Meeting to Su4tatu ConErc%s-Rc%olu.
lion Cen%uFIsl& Jim LHne-Maj. Wyn.
kon, and the Indian Tribes,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibuue.1
LAWRENCE, Aprii1B.
4 meeting to endorse Congress was held here
Saturday. It wae lassely attended. Judge
THATCHER, 7. E. Riggs and others spoke, strongly
.ntortipg Cougrers. Capt. Chsi-tian spoke In
favor oi the President and his veto Of the Cty1l
Rights Bill. Strong resolutions were passed ap-
proving the course Of Congress. This being the
home oE Gen. Lane, some significance Ia g1ycn to
lae following resolution which was passed:
H<So@ftd. That. occupying ~ has tho State OF
Krnsas. position Of intense 1adiea loyalty during
!te terrb!e contest OF as that has just cloaed, We
feel humil.ated By the recent vote In the Unitei
States Stuate BY our Senator, James H. Laur, tu
of'pottion TO the Civil flight. Hail. and In endorse
1ncu1 Of tie petnfcouR doctrine with which the
Treffdent returned and endeAyored to dete1t thai
emtncnily lu:t and proper meatuse.
wrilip- from Font I.srn.d on the 5th OF April SAYS:
~ I'M happy 10 announce. thu: the only remaining
band Of dog eoldtc1s. CteyenncE, we're bTouzh. In
" Major W5nkoop ycstc:day, ana q council wa.
cnnseued on N0cd Greek, >ome fifteen miie4 ffp11
al adS sensd En- agreement to abtd: = ;ne treaty,
',tt, LosOithstaud:.E. Ms}3T Wynkoop thou,ht
.c-ci1l mcst and talk with the warriors. Ta!i
Gnlt and White Horse were The principal head men
IN command. acd responded 10 the Maj3E with the
Assurance Of The rost friendly di,po=ltion toward
p.act, having pcrn made NTH the warriors IN tbe
ltld rather iLau with Tie old men In council,
Ihtte t. not nov remaining hostile Indian upou
the Gr1at Pam. wnO has NOT been visited and
talked 10 BY Major Nynkoop, and that tha ne ia.
axteed upon VII b enduring. have not the slight.
, 1866-04-18
FROM THE BORDER.

4 White Woman Recovered from, tic
1notane--kelcnKe of ~ rs Warie BnYcr,
lsG1.
fFtom the st. Paul Press, April 13.l
The Legislature oi Minnesota last winter
appropriated one thousand dollars, which
was TO be used to recover from captivity Mrs.
Marie BoYer, who was captured by the Sioux
Indians near Red Wood, in the outbreak Of
lst2. Several agents have been engaged in
The eiiort to secure the rclease Of the woman,
and they have been among the Indians, halt:
breeds, traders, and employees .of the Hud-
son Bay Company. lahoring to that end, The
band Of Indians among which Mrs, Boyer Ras
detained, Ind made their homes On the plains.
n I'LL tne hfittsh POSSESSIONS, about three hun
above the international boundary line. The
agents In question were prepared to negotiate
Tor the captive female, md, II necessary. 10
buy her from her Indian master at any price,
Progress has been regularly reported By
these agents to leading gentleman of this
city, who possesses unusual facilities Of inter-
course with the region inhabited by those In
dians, and who has interested himself in the
matter. A letter was received yesterday by
thts gentleman stating that the tribe Of III
CLANS was visited, and IN Interview had With
the Indian who claimed to own Mrs. Boyer.
lhe indian stated to the agents aud hall
to United States troops, and hid short time
previously started for an Am. .rican post on
the Missouri. This is believed to be rclia.
bic statement, rs The Indians xcre not aware
that IN effort Was being made for the release
OF the female, nor that their visitors were
among them for that purpose.
These Mdians were little north Of Fort
Bertllo1d, and about one hundred miles from
that p1ace Troops from tits post must,
therefore, have been the ones who secured the
release Of Mrs Boyer, who, It Is confidently
believed, Is By this time On ha way home to
her friends, alter ncarly four years Of captigI.
ty among the barbarians d the Western
plains.
Information from the same source goes to
show that the Sioux Indians nav seeking ref
ugc IN the British possessions are becoming
desperate and turbulent. Seyenl severe fights
have occurred among themselves, In which a
number we're slain, and d general system Of
robbery Is constantly being pupetrated upon
the Inhabitants along the Asin{boin. and
around the trading posts fr.m Fort Garry
westward. Considerable alam l. felt Ia tic
settlements on tho border on uccount Of the
large number Of sasages who bare taken IN
their abode in that region, and efforts will he
made by the inhabitants to relieve themselves
OF the burden.
, 1866-04-18

after considerable thought, be adopted the
not very original but very common method
Of leaving for parts unknown. Before doing
50 he il alleged to have abstracted an addi-
tIoual sum Of four hundred thousand francs
to pay his travelling expenses. Hc. then
crossed the channel and made short stay in
London, where the first truce ofhim was dis.
covered. He was next heard Of at Liverpool,
where the fact that he had safled for America,
under an assumed name, was clearly ascer-
taIned. The next steamer brought out
power of attorney from the Directors of the
Bank of France to Messrs. Coudert Bros, Of
this citY, who Immediately took the necessa-
~ preliminary steps to capture the fn-
eEtiVe. One OF the firm started for Port
laud, Me-, where 1t was expected be would
land. On the 30th Of last month, Monsieur
Thibold was among the passengers landed
there from the steamer Morayian. From pe.-
sens with whom he became acquainted the
fact Of his identity with Sureau Lamfrande
was established, and he was traced through
several cities Of the Eastern States, and fluaf-
II arrested on Monday lsst ut the MctropolI-
tnn Hotel in this ci J, where he had register
ed himself under the name Of Deyhefs. 4
large proportion Of the money with which he
absconded has been recovered, and remain
Ing facts in the case will be ELECTED On Tues
day next before United States Commissioner
Belts, when an examination will be had, and
an application made for his return under the
Extradition treaty.
, 1866-04-18

COKRxEH0N.
Judge Underwood, Judge Of the uultad States
bsstic Conzt Of Virxiuia. has published card to
, 1866-04-18

Especial Despach to the Chicago Ttibune.]
NKXPI1s, April II.
lhe weather Is quite warm End business dull.
Farmers are generally engaged In planting, and
very lev are to he seen in town.
Boats town-uttie Rock, Morning Stas, Conti-
neIta1, David White, Adam Jacobs. Boats up
None. e1he Alice DeaA is detained 10 receIre cot
son. and viii leave on "Wednesday.
Robbcr7ea Of steamboats, are the fashion. Yes.
ierday the clerks oficc On The boat Able Vas en-
tered BY rome negroes, who appropriated the con-
ttnts OF the money ufRwer. Several other 4mers
hsye been visited in like manner.
Cotton dull 4nd nominal. No salee. Corn, sc;
oste, 4e.1c: hay, t9a00; whlskey, 7s.21; eggs,
ac hra1. $S3 900: corn meal, Il IN; bag
g1ng, Sig Sic POTATOES. $3.50 porA, fa7.O1923.00.
, 1866-04-18

4 Gaze Of Idsbcn~ C1rpu&-The Blair
Tcht. Oa1l CaAe-Cnlou PAcl1c Knti-
ruAd-Steanaefn Disabled,
Especial Despatch TO The Chicago Tf1bune.1
Sr. LoC1s, April II.
Captain c. D. Coleman, lite Provost Marshal
"ho ts now serving Term In tne Ptniten.lazy for
retaining money belonging TO snbsttu:es. has ap-
piled for wit Of Aateds eorpus, which has been
granted by the United States District Court. Ills
ecreu months imprisonment fs nearly .crrcd out.
but the sentence requires him 10 pay over some
<13000. supposed 10 be III bis poesestson which be
alleges he e unable 10 do. The case vii Be heard
this week.
The case Of Frank Blair tt. Tic Election judges,
who refused to receive his vote unaccompanied By
the fAmout test oath. In. been deferred till Thurs.
day. Charles D. Dtake will appear for The defend
au.R.
The Unicn Pac7Ac Railway has been completed
twenty three miles vert Of Topeka.
Tie Montana fleet arc having hard tfme-four OF
Them are f,sa up With broken machfnery below ST.
, 1866-04-18
Nffo a1berttB&u1entB.
Pr0Yident Life Insurance and
Investment Company.

NO have. heretofore, called the attention Of our
readers 10 the operations Of the above Company. II Is
pHsa lew mouths SINCE we gave notice OF Its cora-
meneenent In business, nad with energy and degree
ofpfosre1ty unparalleled Ia the history Of Insurance
Companies. They haye already established their Ac-
cdent 1nsrEznce ASercies In most Of tho prtz crAl
Cities and largc Towns from Saint Johns New Duus
wick to New Orleans, and from the Atlantic the
PAc1ftf n also, obtaued exclusive contracts for
sic OF the Insurance Tickets travellers; and aze
xctuAJ selling their tickets npen H0cc niles OF
Railwa3-ttom the Roads OF New England 70 the far
West, and the extensive South besides also, e,tab.
thfng and putting in successful operation Lite H.
surarcn Department. upon tho latest and mrst ap-
proved aFsteua. independent OF their Accident De-
paEtment~ The business OF the Compaoy having gEnHn
to 10 cnofnua proportions. their ocea heretofore
curied. corner Randolph and streets are found
to be entirely to bttnlt for them. and they hare
aakcu ard fitted mp neat and yenent style. The
spaclous the first floor Of the Nasoulc TEN
Pie Building, Dearborn stree., and have In all
respects rst class officers The troVdept has already
takeu rat Is rst class Insurance Company all
ihe country, md why shouldit not.
Read the Lit of CfIcors and Directors.
DIRECTORS
COL. c. G. HAMMOND, tAse 0enr sur't c, B. 4 @. r.
r. and Prtldent Eorthwestera National Bunk.
GEO. F. HARDING, Esq. Attorney-atLaw.
JAS. c. FARGO. Esa ,sup't Am. Express Co.
J. o. RUTTEE. ESQ.,, Pres't Traders Natiouat BE
CllA3. HOLLAND. FsQ., Secretary.
tRY. T. MrNN, ESQ, co;nulasion Mercha7t.
T. =: GLADSTONE, Esq, PEes's Chleseo 4 ST.
PERRY II. sMIrH, Esa., Vice Prea's Chicago 4
Northwestern It. r.
II. ,. sAEoENr. Esq., Gen1 Western Agent, ,fch,-
Fan Central r. Il.
c. J. 61LRhRT, ESQ., Commission Merchant.
E. II. WINSTON, ESQ. AstoFney-atL,w.
JOHN F. TRACY. Eso. Vice Pzea's Chicago L Rick
Col. c. G. Hammond, President; Ira +. Mum, Vice
President; Char. Holland, Secretary, and Geo. F.
, 1866-04-18
Last Hours of tho New Kork Legislature
An Adjournment Near.

lC4VN AAo a1uaAf 1uurldl% lin luSt.l
The Assembly having disposed Of the lead
ing and prominent measures before It, the
Senate Committees arc now beselred By the
advocates or opponents of certnln measures.
Astor, a. T. Stewart, Tiffany, md others have
been before the Railroad COMMITTEES In oppo-
.sftfon to the New York Railroad Bills. Others
have made arguments In their favor Lieut..
Gov. A1yord and Hon. II. s. Cutting argued
ngafnst the Niagara Ship Canal Bill; and ar.
Itt1ejohn and others in It's favor. Argu-
ments have also been made before Commit
tees with reference to tho Central Railroad
Fare Bill, the New York Tax Levys, DC, DC.
Nearly all the more important measures Of
tho Session, arc yet in the hands OF the Senate
Committees. If they are reported to the
Senate, considerable time must be consumed
in their consideration.
The Assembly have, to great extent, iln-
fshed the work OF the session. The continu-
Gus labor Of Inst week threw an immense
amount Of business upon the Senate, aud
nearly exhausted tho calendar of the House,
50 TINT there is now no longer need for more
than one sessiot day. Yesterday resolu-
tions to adjourn next week were introduced
into both Houses, the one In the Assembly
fixing the day for next Thursday, the 18th, nt
noon. The hundred days having expired, 1t
will require important Considerations and CO.
gent reasons to satisfy the House that it is
bound In duty TO remain many hours beyond
that time. 1t Is evident that the lively part
Of the session remains yet to be witnessed.
, 1866-04-18

A1BAxr,N. z, April 17.-1he bill 10 incoypot-
atc the Niagara sh!P Canal Company Was consid-
cred In Committee Of The Whole to-day, and. after
drcwr, ftereon- O'Donnel and tioddzru. II favor.
and Parzons, Bennett se.-,on=. Fo,cer. Williams
Laban. Hoyt Rld Crowley IN opposition the bill Vas
levy tho tofe and providing thai the clna sha not
bc cuDrtructed unit! the Erie und U.ne3o c1asls
ar enaeo ,nssoa % 6uI. aSs9mmosste II eoa'
.<1tred to third reading. In the senate Hr SCI
tioue moved 10 po tppne iadcaui:e:y The question
third reading, and IT was ln.s-15 10 Il. The
bill war then ordered to he ep.roased 1or thIrd
readiup.
, 1866-04-18

Notwithstanding ration to MeIico-
The C1sy Heafehy-miiItnry HENS

InundatIons-EmI:r ration to Me1ico-
The C1ty Heatthy-milItnry Itemx-
Methodist Conference.-The Turf.
NEw DRLxAxa, April l7.-The,e Is much alarm
about the leree, from high xalcs aboEt. It ID
feared the whole Of lower Mississippi win be
uyethoWed-
The hcavY rains have injured the cotton .esd which
gar poor. nud much land must be re-pianted.
The wife Of Ex-Governor Harris, Of Tennessee, is
here, bound for Mexico, She has a letter from
President johnson. eayfng no passport Is neces-
esry but the Provost Mnreha1 required 1t,
Emierants to Mexico arc numerous, and several
new steamers are adreslsed for Vera Cruz
An agent is here soltcitlne SUBSCRIPTIONS for
Ies,s rosessor.hip In Washington College, "
antnep The dtsbs for the week are 1o6. No ten
dsney Tor particular disease The city IL perfectly
htalthy and crow ded.
The post of Po1t Hudson Will b. broken up and
me ~oIKs tttmAutled- {
TT, The F.uy-.iyth ohio Veteran Volunteers, Eighth
~ trps Infantry, md 18th itnoHyyanfa Cavalry, o3
muster out.
Ihe Methodist ooniesence Are discussing The
uoGgSA eato with cloeed doosh.
1ee aEst taee to -dsy. nlle hests. was Wuu b
, 1866-04-18

NEW YORK, April H. During March these sailed
10 the CDsied States thirty ehipt. with 36a c<nin
Erclish sa5 Scoch. 6512 1sssh, sud 9.19s fore1 n.
xrs The total i01 the quarter Was 24.277. an In
.c.ease Of 1U.:1t-
grafton from Liverpool End ireland. McsEts Sic.
Iver A1e making arrangements to place upon tie
:.,aexcttcr tn: between Liverpool, Queenstown and
Astr York sAFsu Exftn StEHG1t{E.
, 1866-04-18
EYESIGHT.
Attend to Your Eyesight.

f1ssrs as they advance III 81 srs experience more
orlcsa failure or Ttnknets in their tyeslght aud are
too at 10 hurry of to rudts OF sptctactes and
tcad!rG glasses to be supplied with masu.ness This
II faal bus very COME error Ia ninetyutne cases
out Of hundred no such means are required. When
ever AT experienced oculfet and equally experienced
ontelan ore 70 ne tonnd combined In the sae peson
then that peron Is the proper one to apply to u oe
to have the &nrerfecttou remedled without doing auy
injury 20 the sight. Such person Is Dr. John Phi.
lips, 1he Eelknown optclan Of th1s city t6ou.h Clark
street. near Monfoel who during the past ten years,
has for hlnself credit and fine for hi. honFatv
sEd fidelity, as we'll for the ski and SUCCESS which
have characterized his dealings. He nrst examines
the to such degree OF perfection has hIs e.
ptrtence brought Ills Judgment that he esn tell In
staLty the very style Of E1ass that Is needed Nat
only tn Chicago. bpt all through the Northwest Phil
lips reEaEfed the safest opttctau to be consulted by
those In need Of slds to the eyssght--Cafcuao R<pxb
{tCs1H. ,.nc
, 1866-04-18

NEx YpRK. Apsu 17.-From st. Domingo Gtty,
under date of March 70, ne learn that Tue rscsl.
lie regent ri.h nfSee4rtary e rnrd 10 the Island,
frou which be augured very hap7y results;
The IA'c attempt at revolution at 5on SatHoa, :, ~.
Ipltod StscA General Casenean, MS very Popu1af-
, 1866-04-18
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL Is, 1866.

Sarah E. Time-a30, e:a5 The second raee. THREE
mills helts, was ven BY General Rousseau.
Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nixon have gone to
Washington for pardon.
General G. T. Beausr9ssd has beea elected Presi-
dent OF ihe y. o. j. d G. N. II. r. to daT.
, 1866-04-18

Dos7oS. Apg7l 17.-G. ". Kanney. keeper o!
tootceo stott n No. % south A1rxet strees. -,
and pursued, when he dred fEo tucttc,ual pntol
ebots Al his pursueEt. ind then .hot him.1lt &C.
Ttfciy. but not taiaily Il IL reported that he Wa
the tu6prancc On hIs stOte-
, 1866-04-18

luE uMQes1Edtd n4fWE Procured COU u|fte rre.,, 4
Of ali of1ce1 and soldiers who were Killed a. iii
from o'aease 9r wounds during the operstors of IL
ssssisp 81 i a1rfg Gn Gsnas,saoga r. Ienn Asota. &C.
70 noW prepared 10 fmniAh any lnor.nntiou dtsttr En-
19 tq tas sos1a91 ~ Ct Gs:vs. M tnsis eoaaiuon &C.
d!AlEtslEed and 1orwMded to any potns destre4
Caafgea Eeasocaeia Fer Information encloss 1tamn
Ana1rs, G4. LIZ a12@@s
, 1866-04-18
THE NEW MAGAZINE,

C0ETENTSt
1.-THE CLAVERISGS, By Anthony Tro1lopt.
with an I'l1strstionl
Chspter 1.-Jnl's r.xn,7ae
n.-15arry c1aYe1ing Chooses Ills Protest.
1I.-Lotu On-at.
1I.-GIASTs. pwARFS AND FABLES.
1fl-CHiLpE HAROLD.
IVA CHAPTER FROM Il NOZZLE LIFE.
v.-ARCnI LOWELL ny Mrs. Edwards
Chapter LA Vampire Tsood.
r-Ihe Honorable Fl ederitk oye!i.
n1.-Dtune Aux Yru1 Blcus.
vI.-SPRIEG-ls66. with an Illustration By
Dirlsy).
Wild WINTER WITH TIE AMERICAN PERI
FATETlCS.
VIiI.-JpHH KfLASD'S WIFE.
lx.-SErBLE:
Prtvatc Thearteale.
The Rebuilding Of Pasts.
Quaker Dress.
New Ps1istan Styles ia Lsdies' Boots
The Glove Trade.
The Worlds Fair building.
The Fringe Imperial.
Tht opening illustration. By Mr.. D,ricy. Is one o.
the best from the pencil Of that artist. The other fn
pagc Illustration IL copied from design ~ dis
lngutshed English arist Both OF these Illustrations
are handsomely printed on tinted paper.
FOR SALE D1 ALL LLkEwsDEALERs.
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fot. 118 and 1:.1 Nassau ttreet, New Tork.
VII GASKnAL AGENTS
, 1866-04-18

H- e. II. SCR1VEN, Advertising Agent
81 ttcnrboEu Atrcrt, II authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and nIl
other fcndIn9 papers throughout the United
StufrM End EupoduA
, 1866-04-18

mnFtunry.
NEWARK, Nd. April 17.-Csptaiu Ez.a Sye, for
merry Of the Collins Steamer Pacific, died at noon
TO-DAY.
, 1866-04-18

TORONTO, April 17.-Mrr. JET. Dav,, IL IN Mon
4rrSt-
The eupposed acnomp1iee In The Deerins murder.
Vho 1sas eirc.ted n London. has Deeu FemsndsH
rnill Ibufsd&y to haAf from the authorities.
, 1866-04-18

purApnrH1A+ April 17.-Genersl Grant arrived
here last night.
dsy. Ii ID supposed Ia connection with the Faai&1
movements thfzc.
, 1866-04-18

The Crops fI TexRs.
GALVESTON, April 15-Gene.sl Urcsosy has Just
returned from tnspectipE The plantations, and the
work IL successful and the largest crops ever raised
Is promised.
, 1866-04-18

ISkA &&Out<%tU< %S<%*s*N$
MOORE & STEARNS,
GENERAL
Insurance Agents,
40 Lasa,le Street,
Hartford Building.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
or Hartford. Conn. ......
G. Capital .....-.'-........sl'9922oonSm9.nmo 92o nS9 ~
s1,a5o.ooo.
Home Insurance Company,
OF New Haven, Conn.
Cash Capital .6l.UW.nW.u
CdEh Slrp1us. s...........s............. Si3,eSG-lU
81,.75.SSB.1O.
Springfield F. & n 1na Company,
OF Springfield. Mass
Cash Capital $S1Q, ,0O0D0
ss57,ooo.
Merchants Insurance Company,
~ Of Hartford, Conn.
Cash Capital. ,u10.00
Ea:0 oh1p!ua. ...... ll:,Ul9la
e388.015.1S.
Relief Fire Insurance Company,
or New York.
sh Gash Sap,tal.... .ss9o, ,oooo9 90
s:sa. .aaz..'s.
Western Mass. Insurance Company,
of Pltfs1eld, aIass. ...
Cssh CAPITAL. ....-...f209. .o0ooo
lash Sutplus...... ....-.......... I5,65l.H
sa45,e51.a4.
Irving Fire Insurance Company,
OF News York.
ca'h capital. y
s:6s,oas4s-
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company.
case Cspltal. e9e@ eT, 2!
s.74, 4,0as.65.
Thames Fire Insurance Company,
Of Norwich, Connecticut
Cn.n Copt9. ..+'...-.".t..'ssoHG!12oH
se4o,7l7.o7.
Travellers Insurance Company,
or Hartford, Conn.
Caah Cnplfdl... ENA>9U "
R5SG,c00,
Connecticut Life Insurance Company.
or IInftEord, Cam.
MOORE & STEARNS, Agents,
40 La5alle street,
v1s3 CHICAGO, ILL.
, 1866-04-18
Bloomington Nursery.

ArFLE; nus 2yeaz. low head. cheap treieht--s VERY
paeied, is: a.so,. Rod !sns Renoa!. Wi1ioat.is.
yts Is AFFEE I'd a99ss W. m sns &
PLCs1. nj, per 1oo. E >HLY KiCil NOAD ca ERRY,
bHtaf Ell $ SesfPs3 g. sfasi .s hi9 s.
nnd T. eat 9s
si;.; Il; -. !s:5 :;; =; IS i Sssf
enr Cutn cat bsore cold wssther. I0S fl3 10 lis.
81 Ft Il %ss ?ia Kads wsRoR SRRs
Early: STOCKS. Peas. .Qnince. Dwarf Apple Aszzszd.
~ 0SAGE ORANGE PLANTS.
serds VEiu isEESs, mel iaeudi1s t-aaspisosed H.Vs.
s SG!HiH ei aas M $
a:ht: q. g per aoz PE1vkr a3e o|smg1, =! hedge.
I s5y sies. @ 1i Him,. hefz:
CLestnnta, 41deas- Mountain A'h. Willows, &c- SUI
ZEE re- ln uR 81 iii t. Z f ~ ne
ssst @ % nss IL ssad aat4 ?ah' Sys;a 45tt:
N0NIHL1Es. nne yeazl,nE.. 1ec, Sill
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants.
Eew catalogue OF which sent for Scent starp. tyn-
naense stock ,nd rev nd older
Desutnnl Leaf Bedder totally distinct on the mag
S5ss ;ssS E% NJ
President I.ncela, gems sherman Meade. Sheridan.
!seaa AHh
O leg, Htnotropes. The VEKHKNA5 are e1tsa Gne-
p s = sss. fsGsi e1a Rft
Flowers. Cabbage. Sweet Potato Plants. &C. s.s,
.o1 1s.s esss CATALOGUES 'tns on EfFs'Rs
Bloomington. Mclean c.. H. ara4'i1sss vnet
, 1866-04-18
CLOTHING
To Relatives of Deceased So]d;prs

Gentlemen furnishing their own goods csn hare
tAetF hing made up !n neat aud substantial mnr
ne7 the 1Atest ay1es and able ters At
WashlDgton.st.. by s. MCLEOD, Tailor. VIA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-03

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