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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23
no wAGONERS-

A LII BIDS for hauling having been rejected
II am directed by the Board of Control Of the
Louisiana Penitentary to offer 50c. per hun red
for the hauling of Machinery from Clinton to Ba-
ton Rouge. The custodian at Clinton, Mr. Lock-
wood. will take receipts and every load be paid
for on delivery The road will be placed In COM
plete order and kept 10 that condition The wag-
ons and contents will be weighed before unload
ing and the hands at the Prison will assist In I'M
load ng Parties desiring to haul but ST. gle
load can do so and payment will invariably be
made ON delivery of the load.
d. G. MONTAN,
jy7 prss't Board Control La. Penitentiary.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23
Advances Made on Cotton.

THE UNDERSIGNED viii make liberal adj
vances OF Cash and MERCHANDISE on Cotton
when forward nim for sale on shipment
augl9 JOsHoA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23
Mem .NOueEs.
The Village Gets Excited j.!

HLD FLOUR DIsCOUNTED!-The New Crop
" OF Wheat is very fine, the Flour splendid.
To secure the very best in all its grades be sure
and buy Of [suglSl JOSHUA BEAL'
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23
LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

This volume was issued under the express saac-
ton and for the pecuniary benefit of Mrs jackson,
who placed in the hands Of Prof. Dabney, all her
husbands private letters and documents, official
orders, &c. &C., for the sDecifc purpose Of giving
to the public thoroughly truthful and authenti.
Gated biography OF that famous warrior. When
this statement Is added the fact that the author
was Gen. Jackson's Chief Of staff during bis most
memorable campaigns, and was therefore conVers-
ant with his most secret plans, nothing further
need be added to make up its worth as thoroughly
accurate and complete memoir apparent. Octave,
Bp 76o. Price: Cloth, "a. Half Calf, Library
Edition, SO. =a=1
Subscribers to the above will please call and
get their copies. +. W. HEROMAN,
aug14 Agent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23

y Henry Ames, an old, wealthy
and highly respected citizen of St.
Louis, and for many years president
of the chamber OF commerce in that
city, died at Minneapolis, Wiscon.
sin, on the 10Th inst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23

"a. He that knows not when to
be silent knows not when to speak.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23

Two HARD THINGs.-First, to
talk Of yourself without being vain |;
second, to talk of others without
SANDER.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23

SOMETHING LIKE A CHARMED
LIFE.-The Dantzig Gazette says
that there is soldier now in that
town who was engaged in the battle
of Laugenzala, where he received
eight shots, none of which did him
any injury. Three of these passed
through his coat.tails, one knocked
off his epaulet, another his cap,
another made hole in his trowsers,
and one knocked off piece of nail.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-23

sG- On the 9th the town of Mon
roe, Ohio, was destroyed by terrific
hurricane. Several persons were killed
and cow was caught up by the gust
and whirled into an apple tree. Barely
six houses remain standing in what
was few days ago fourishing and
populous village.
, 1866-04-12
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,
luton Censurtns DooltItlc-yarIou4
Legislative ltems.
t.x,acisl L.

I1ft10fR 4RnRHFtn~ RI
rs-s..-,ss,- ...
te saens.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1Ftbune.1
The Assembly hay, cnnrurted hy , xn.e RI ~ =,
90 ~ -. s,1.,s e.,,.tse.s =, ~ "
-. ~ ,ae Ssns.e tesoiu1'ous eeuSntlns oenatoE LOO
little, and declaring 1t his duty 10 resign. Two
Union men roscd aeatust them, but also voted
ura,upt 4 reaolutton wb,rb VA. rtfec,ed ., N "a
endort1pv DooIlttr and .Iohnsnn ma ~. rstn ~ ~
tue Ciril Rehts HliI. &~'' ''''N 49, 'e'' ~
INC Assembly 1nts moru,nr ae,ei, m snnd,v m.
i{ical tolutions befoYe tne6 for sone lime .nd
thourh mauy merubers we're ahsen1 fhe rn,s ~.
vefy Empha;fc. 1hr Tetoluf,ons rere rrfectet Il,
10 a. III the Union member ro,,ne spsnst t1,e,n
approyiun Preaideut nnfirv md H. con..:
pi 81 major uooittle anu condfmnfnr The sr,inr ~
corgrrs. IN Keeping oui lhe Renr.sentst,Se.. f1nm
southern Stalet ~eN
Resolutions were sdop,ed As reported 1hy the
CoBu1slee on Federal Refsfinns snne 5.rs' ,rr ~
rejoicing over the ret1p Of pcacr md thanFtno H.
koldit r. for their successful efforts 10 supntess ihs
rebellion dtclafiu.. that he work nl rssnrno the
, 1866-04-12
NEW YORK HEALTH COMMIS-
SION.
Additional Evidence In Reference to
PIenSo-RneunsoniAA aud TrichlnR.

9aCOMaOu4A Au0 A14GA1UEs
NEW YonK. April 1l.-Dr. Percy made come 70
marksble statementa before the Heallh Commission
yesterday, concerning the bant4hment Of tha cows
and COW stables from the city. lie said the animals
we're nearly III sudItug hrm peuropne 1tnon1a- and
the ditcAsc II cool1Rious-
A gentkmtn OF Ho%top, few tears ago. In.
por1~d lhfee animals that had contracted this die-
tnse. and the etAfe Of Massachusetts lost lonnoO
cattle, wht1h were Infected from there three 4
hull Vas sent from Holland IL the Cape OF t.opd
Hope. and from that ar4.nat millions treze In
ieesed and dltd while bustefs sas almost destroy
&c aId starvation produced.
Mr. Indey said that dead animals could he seen
by ihou.a1as all over the country. 4 ball was
Ing the pas. are. ioe antmsls which came IN con-
tatt with him In every care were infected; but as
they we1e immediately Killed, the dt:easc was dnal.
y mastered.
This d1&ease exists here in the stables, and Il You
break Them up the owners will se1, and they .sflt
70 ahEoad. md It may be 70 spread 10 Infect the
cattle IN every state IN the country.
Dr. Lethe1by ssys that when the dlseasc has be-
come chronic, persons who have ea!eo the meat o!
experienced no had effects. When it II acute II
produees carbunctes on those who ca. It, Farmers
IN Duchess County would A. soon take small pox
INTO their homes ~ ca'lle from the
twnl milk etablet into tnelr barnyasds
II they are told, the dI4ca*a v1ll be
communicated. 1t ts a fact thai tr1chine has been
found IN becf, and raced directly 10 the swftl milk
stables On Long leland. 1t exists in p!ct, md II
found wherever they sze kept In flthJ stres- snd
plet, md they become a11ed with hichinn. covs
devour the excettons Of the rats and they take the
disease. Casea Of this KIND hayc personally
traced to NeNfoWu.
, 1866-04-12

INV TonK, April 1.-THE Republicans Of Green
point, Long Lland, held PIort1catton meeting
late on Monday uicht over the nnal passace Of the
Civil htrb,s Bill and at midnight nfed ta1ute or
one hundred guns.
For Green, Brooklyn. last evening" In honor or the
passaxe BY ConeEees Of the Civil Rights Bill over
the P.e.fGtnt's vein -...
, 1866-04-12
Illinois and michigan Canal
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

DHD9EP0aT, April II.
Cl1ARxp-Reseue, Lemont: i. r. Ga,e. DO Senator,
Lasalle Terror, Lasalte Clyde, Seneca 50 bts Hines
Commerce, ST. Louis, 100 tons coa1, IS sross pig
trtn Gritty, Seneca, steo feet lumber Gen. sneI.
man. ST. Louls i1aooo feet lumber; MIdgte St. Louis
fo2ls9 feet lumber Albion, Ottawa. 5000 feet lup-
ber Mcnuea1 81 Louis, los 5sa icet lumber: Lou,s.
E.Jol!et.
AhHlvxn-Rorland, Lasnlie.
The following hoats had passsd Iockpost prsytop,
to p n.: Levtathan. Wing and Wing, Dacot4b. A.
Hooason. Planet, Edtnburx, Curiew, Abbey, Sprayqc
II. q Carpenter. 6unTse Isabella, J. Mtaard, SIN
BEAM 6o'e Eagle o'sr s.af. Artons. Belle, F.aace,
Trce1tas, NIlwaukrr, Essex, Alabama Ca.ondtlet.
Deer Park No. l, M spar.
despatch fron LAkport states that there are
sixty uorr beats coming up Jet 10 PASS that ot1ce.
, 1866-04-12
CT ieinnnfl Market.
Especial d. patch to lhe Chicago Tt1bu8at

..-. C11ctS1AsI. 3ptl II.
fLorn-Quiet but hsu, with 1sles Of ext.a 1t $500.
GAtS-~leAt atesdy and trn. Corn duil 1t Sic for
No. Mixed Oass In good demand, With sa,es Of No,
.kt &C. Rye steady :saes No. 1t c.: Barley STEADY
CoTIos-Eomtn1'. holcers asking &c for m,ad.inr.
TD1skEr-snal! sales Of ttcc 1t &a.e2.
FRnEIsloss-stcadg. With Aales Of bss new city
mess pork at 60; 100 hrls o1dctT I: S3oo BACON
md cut meata nuoipaJ unchanged. Lsrt held at ,ac
without buyers.
MoSrr-Moderateiy easy.
TYc1tAHnY-EfrYn.
, 1866-04-12

Especial Despatch 10 thu Chlcas Tnbppe.1
MnwACKkE, ApriII1.
FIoUH-Ffsn1. but auet Sales Of 20 htls Excelsior
superior winter. al s11.oo,
GRAts-Nheat 1rm aud higher. Sales at Mo,ntno
Boazd-13,ooo bu at $1274 buyer all resk ~
sellrr a month Is spot and seller last half or Ma
Soou Boatd-saea OF 1rnoa bu At sl.fsa1.3sx c.,h.
$l.7s hugW three d&Is: sl2sx Keller for the veek
~ se1IeF Ill month et seller till Msy 29th; 3p
seller next week: SIC for rejected. $ p. H. Boa.d-
Wheat da1: sales Of bu sl1sX cash aud II .
buyer a month. Oats ateady; sA1es or 1000 bu Nc.
It &c. Com dull and 102elower; sales OF 80 u n+u
No. ! shtlled At tic.
Pnoy1s1oas-Fissn. Sales Of 50 br's beef hama st
s3l.Ga.
E6Gs-uncharned- Sales Of Is tubs It tic 2 doz.
RIcE1r7s-aoo bna nour, 7,ooo bn wheat,
, 1866-04-12

NEw ToRE. April 1l.-The French Canadians
held meeting II Clinton tiall, last night tayor
nf the annexation Of Canada TO the United States.
md IN opposition to the Cauada confederation
scheme. KeeoutEona TO thls effect were pas. ed.
nnc committee Of Aunexntlon Wal appointed
With 4 view OF fonuiDe FRENCH Canadian Annex
atiou Society In this city.
, 1866-04-12


end the following In the evening papers:
"'Af 4 sdspf nRd t5ktns4asfic asetlag OF the cln-
Eens Of the Tenth Ward, held On The esruins p the
10Th. Mr. s. B. CIumo WIS 1ho.en chairman OF the
meeting. md MI 4 g. Lu1. Secniary. On the
first formal ballot, Joseph Wilde, Esq, was declared
the unanimous choice oi the meeting n 4 cauuf-
daIe for Alderman 10 be voted lof ut the Republi.
can caucu. On ThursdAy next.''
Was held tn The private Office OF George HEmfod,
E.Q- and consisted Of seven persons, viz ueorge
Htnrod, 1oseph Wilde, 4 u Lun, $. B. Crnmb,
Mr.. P1smandon and two othez1 Rhose nanes
rould not Ascertain. owing to the secrecy OF the
psocecdngs. AE. amrod called The meeting, NJ
Cruub presided. Mr. Lun ofdeiated 4, Secretary:
Mr. Wilde wat nominated for Ade1m,n, and 1t IL
presumed The other three acted ~ doofskeepcrs, 10
keep out ''the mA.Ats." Now, this meeting was q
perfectly proper proee ediuE on the part of The seEen
pcsrons who composed ii. Mr. Wide, their uom,-
nee 'or Alderman, II a respectable c1uxeu-one who
l. competent. no doubt. to rrprrsent the Tenth
Ward, both 10 the Goumou Council and Board Of
Supervtsott. Bnt object. IN the interests OF
frntb. 10 this attempt to palm OF private caaeus
OF teyeu persons as n large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of The citizen. Of the Tenth Ward When Tho
three tAi,ofs Of Too!ey ettecs sent petition to
Parhsmert commencing We, the people Of Eng
land, they were excused for their presumption on
The plea Of ignorance Nj. Hlmrod and hl. xtx
h7erd< may hare supposed themse1vrs to be &qrge
aEd uasg hAye Decn enthusiastic, but they cannot
fool The people Of the Tkxfu WARD
, 1866-04-12

will ou,ye the combined exrelIenrics nf ali nthr,
per.unes Sold b. III druCgslt, ufi0
&.. = =e
KroWns Bronchial Trochex--From
ion nsr1seEs. nesI 81 i inni. mi Nsreh = 1sSa Den
..Ne<frs John l. BroAn 4 Eon Hnstnn Msss-
Tee Of your tar-famed nd moi tcT1tceab]c
have charge, and With srry beneficial and decided
cults IN allayine brouehia, irritation. For Couehs
End Colds ne 1Fochkt give prompt relief usH
roo,,,~ c,.--- 1,...
LOOKING ss11R*e*t FIeture Ff4mess
.rabe s'ock~at greatly reduced pr.cee fof lie nst
ap$.t7lI Isl "a TUxIu
How to Destroy Rats and Roaches.-
No article known Ii more e!Iectual than DCRTs
Ex1EENKSAroR, ready and safe to use, aud keeps
to+ and told 10 large bp1es for IS eenis. Ask for
bnit, and II your drueei: has net ST The article.
agent, s6 Randolph It, Chicago, III,
ap7i5el -3lt -safuTh
To smoker~.-caayvelI, Mack IL Co.'s
E1u As0saffqut will efrc1 ualfy correct The b1eath
aitcf the use oftobaeco.
poa ' se ':h and s1s - ss tss
undue sensitive condition oi the nerves Of the
'eeih incident 70 enddeh changes Of Temperature,
i q III ha
toilet. EAswELI7 1Ack To, Sew York,
sols Ma1 ul.ct1ress.
Foutan MAfd.VLet every tax payer be
~ no nano ~ 1ne o1e! ao9se Indt altefooon AZ 5our
Polls Close a, III H. m. 49, - ~ ~1' ''A '1,5sn ass
---;,,.--
and best assorted stock ot kerosene lamps. Ian
issnf; Snsnds.,sn gaesWare, &C. &C., II and . -
Aa1oo'pn etiee'' h7"
Collegiate Achooi are Teoucsted 10 meet AT nj.
Tbonnx Aliens Office. No, ii CLARK atreet. todsy.
Il -four O'Clock, ior tic palpoae oF Folgsmsation.
, 1866-04-12

New York Stock and Money Market.
HKw io1K. April II,
MoSKY-ConilnueA eaay At Azs per acut.
8tEh1tN0 ExCuAH0E-AChre and tf1peF Mt ft;a
1r7K.
Neutrality-suspicious. At 1-sk. advancing 70 ls,S,
and closinE q i.;K. ~
fEE1oH1s TO L1TxRPooL-Qulet and hr&ry.
r. S. "a Il Tress7.na lstsories 1oo4
e. 8. 50 conn. ....lnsx Trsss. 1905 7dsertealu1H
, 1866-04-12

Ed1toYE 11ftn6@s
have seen my name In several lists Of candidates
for Alderman Of the Second Ward Will you BE- 40
good a. 10 announce That an not a c1ndida,e aud
have not been at sny time, and cannot II1ow my
na1nc 10 be used In tn1t connection.
, 1866-04-12

Another Traitor Discharged,
R1cnNoHp, April 11.-Capt. r. B. Windef, who
hte been Imprisoned here Tor several rnonths, was
discharged to-day by orders from Washington.
, 1866-04-12

HKw OXLrAas. April II.
CoTToy-StiK. Sales $500 bales; receptz, LOO
bales. Low midatnx. 2skeSc-nomlnAl.
GHocHk1AS-Sng2f unclaimed,
NoSxr. 4c-Gold onlt. Sterling, q. New York
bank checks, y discount *
, 1866-04-12
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Despatch 10 the Western Associated Press

... -......
lspeclM OespaGn 10 INC western Assoclafed Pztss.l
NEW FoRK, April II.
coin
eoia eoeed q f.1. Ihe balance IN the SnlrTrtas'
UT nearly eashty"*tx millions
RAILWAY hHAAKs-
AMisay liss ssesa5: Missouri 6's, 72%; Tennessee
~ oMo Aisslas'rpi Ce!tincstes. AK California
~ -: AEi'posa. @eHs Atlantic Maii. tzsi PAcaac
Aa"' ls"- ... ......
,.-,fS x1sfSa sroc1s'
:. Feuo,sn@ ano eo!a shasef ReneFal1y 9u'et There
-.u ~ ro N eoafotsoAfo urezo!5 ahd
1oInea soc ms homo"aek speculation has FOL-
' ~ ,"s o ,oe eaaee haFes. $40 exploded
~ s'oc1 so'o out uoaef me rue
Luz 1e asaun' o; .. awAo Co- sna Z.
,,.I .,,"o ~ 1s".. so'1 u ~. nenne'
.ns,,s - e. Cntea SLAte'' ss-9s Al
'Sa'4e' e'''" e1A10 .*.me!ss |e@''
r,1.n nAhp"AaE. .,h >
,err.a e.,s s.a saas % ouna Na!a Ase seline It
p,,. ~ -, s.1s Aau Hafnk 0o.s a.e II oe-
~ ~ ~. k,shs s' ua'' 'en pes ee' o#
'Ns ~ ,.-,oon,
1,,.u..... ,op ouopS' ..p
u.sn..n~ ,.,,s. - 4s.s" oat sao ue~r~H:u'
oods To- th- n.,r ~ a.r. hsre 49, .ansa...c
T-,nt. tre .'>n ,xsst .a.sx ~ ~, staa .s us. u
E,ssrn.% 1oot. - ,,ae. " ~
.S.s,a. =, ~ ,n,sss, H.n... .sess3 ess 'n4u
49,. 0- ~ no,d.-s ~,r+ orsr. 1oa' Tos sse
, 1866-04-12
Dersoual.

y pERSONAI. "A young gfntle-
4 nan. who has tats,y made sz.Ua Ia oil spee.,1A-
tnn, wishes to toHespoLd utth sprue good looking
m hcc9n npltshrt Young iaey With view 10 E,eut.
monx Photos exchanged. AdrFe1s "L E."Ep.
pERSONAL.-If any one will
L awe inform alton where Mrs. ROSE KELLFY
{ecoIsdl Is l1sin: they will EF"aifJ ohaltt hef
Gr. bosh were Eme1ly siareA Of HeujaMta y E1Eh'
.rda. While River. Arxsi aA1 Add1ess JAMES nH, tS
ROE GlESh. x8H1 STATE street, Lineage. L. 11io
rrrr's rlrHHe rory, ott0
DERSONAI.-Wi.1 the parties
i who s+ns to Kingston to h&vc .hs Church ecotds
n azcbed tor II Ruehsst famtlv: iead tnss a9aTs1s
ihe FRAT being loss1 to FRANCIS H. h1SEd tAMEs
kingston, A.1. BOX 9Q4. N@
, 1866-04-12
Mining 81
NJ 4 II n Re b
lie d.

In this city. yesterday At lhe residence OF BRIDES
father. James Turner. Esq. No. SD Wshash avtnne
by Fev. Dr. Samuel 1salcr. WILLIAM nIEE md
and MARY TURNER, both Of this city.
, 1866-04-12
NEW x0RK Dry o1oDs m7ENTT.

Now SsFk inAepea4enits Qaeeaxlsns,'
Hx* YoKK. WxDs1apAr ETksMa, ami II.
1pt FOLLOWING Ne the kndtpendnrs qnotsuon,:
, 1866-04-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

School AppaFAtuH.-Educa and 9TH =
Ell win be interested In E:owinr ,hs, Messrt
tieorEe and C. w. Sherwood have removed from
No. 11s Lake ttreet 10 los Madison street, near
De1fbosn, nheEe 1hcy will eontln1. to sell school
supplies of every DESCRIPTION. Their Old patrons
anu Eend, and the public generally. arc invited
cal ard See them At iheis new quarters. ph,osoph3
al apEat1tus. Ilolhrook sppaatus, schoo! books
End stationery, school furnltusc- Grccleys History
o. The American Conflict, outline maps aud globes
arc anorg their leading articles. They have tongs
Of the church, and sonss Of The sanctuary, In good
supply dow. uiss,
, 1866-04-12
A UCTION SALE

On WEDNESDAY, April 18th,
Al 10 O'clock l. shtls sell Al public auction, A.
ny re- tdsnct, 435 Nolcott sueet the remainder OF
he batnet1 of ased husband consulting
Of Pieu!es LrofInr Glasses, Drn1ntnted MoutdinEss
DC CJly ipl BABhTFE GRASS.
, 1866-04-12

<.1nnFJsr1fae Fsnke and TnuEhyoEhcuy
Coal fer tala ch~ap, nj fouRha1Rheuy coal Yards,
We-t y aleF sirrct between Randolph aud Wath-
5ng,up, and 1t II Chamber Of Commerce.
nso9
, 1866-04-12
nKY GhnR.

The hardware trade 10 dulter. Nails are selling It
E65e@66sx. 6c5thes End haYlnE tools arc In do
maid. English 6ltt have advanced ten per ceut ow.
Ing IN thu kfr1te --
, 1866-04-12

ITO RENT-On a lease Of ten
i years, twenty acres the westerly side Of state
street, extending from Staest- to Wentworth avenue
and nom Twent5nfh to Twentysixtn streer. and the
third BLOCK nom Chl!ch's Hotel The lsnd has heen
depth em II. to 1 feet and will! bc leased In ranres
Of twenty four lets OF o'het wise to sn1t For pafticu
4 Okrs
, 1866-04-12

Ex1RMvE CHAIR MANuFAcToRT,-1tt IL plea 'aut
10 epcak Of the manufactures in our city. u 1t -
certainly wonderful to note the rapidly with which
new entespsttes spr.ng up among NJ. Il IL one Of
the beet aueuSics Of our future prospects. We have
spoken OF msny manufacturing processes Carried
On in ouF midst hut have moi heretofore mentioned
the Chats making bannsts. We hsre place In
Chicago ~hlch is worthy Of extendcd DESCRIPTION,
the extensive char mandatory Of Ntchol.on.
Caxfond d 60, No, 2S3 N.,1h Green str,,c,, Mac.
where cnne sealed r!aatrn all ~oooe and styics nr
turned ont wtihfS attoptrhlne fap,dity. N
1c4s than twen.y costly mschIuct themselves In
fsicately rnAnel being required fn the manusciuf.
Of each OF tl.efe chaIrs. The firm hAs alxo many
o,Ltr cuaous m-chlpee for the manufacture OF tn
niiutr Of Other k,nns which ufH be brought into
ere long. and the full capabilities Of the & lab
4sshnep. developed. 1he very best mechAn1ci'
fkin Il employ. d. under The careful supervision o.
hr j. Crawford, wbo has had chatge Of one OF th
lafgest srEn1tnre manufactures tn the West 70:
keTcu Year. pas.
tbs hnstners management II under the eare Of
MI D. T. Aleholkon. gentleman whoae reputation
1of +t1ci integrity has i"a,s fanked h!rh and The
responsibility of the ntm sil1l further rtTcup4h.
er+d oy the correct business habits Of il fn,rd
nansrtT, MIR. U q. Thompsop Tb. bu.fn.sx te
one which cannot INT secure It's coudurfors iih,
esAl shafe OF public patronacr In this SECTION. and
We bt1p%*i for this htm fure encce-s corhininr
as IL coer MI thc elements which copduce ihcr.foe
W call attention 10 their card tn lhe azvt pxce Of
ttas iesne.
, 1866-04-12
Nv ANTED-Arent RI;

NJ ANTED-Agents-Male and
1ux femsie 7re nas'ae y high =. s:ope. ts5. WITH
family. tD1J u to 80 capttxl ru1ot1ra sr1h Stamo
fot Particular. r WATVIL1, box 1881, Chses9o
, 1866-04-12

WY <34s I Ed = AGENTS = BOOE
~ astnts TO sell The HISTORY OF TIE HEByt.
LlOS. BY r. HeadleJ, complete in ruyzi octa1o
voi1me; also. u TWO Foamta l1n0 pages, 70 a.eci e.
gfssnga fnciu1mE 10 portraits Of Northern A. South
EN- Generals In ktKi!sh snd German. The suthor Is
vel kto*n as ooe Of the bess and The work Il veY
attractive QUO IN binding aud uatatsons. Calf op Or
sdd1saa r Z. TREAT. 115 south CtArk.st. ChtcasO.
, 1866-04-12

<tFoRzH STAR.-"Ih,s little quarterly, published
by the North star Missaon, Is again Issued The
present oumbe contains good variety OF reading
matter fof Sunday School teachers and pupils and
a1 who take IN interest in the eScftptu1s education
0f The young. il te tseued nader the direction Of
Rev. George L. Ntenu, The pastor Of the miasEnn.
, 1866-04-12

Do1x's BuuDS0 TO nr sozp.-The valuable
block Of property known ~ Dole'e Building, on
South Water ft1ect, weat of Clark, Il announced
10 be sold II public anetaon On thc thisIeh sy Of
April. II VIII he one OF The mort important sales
OF real eeate that hare itsusptred tn Chicago Gor
many months past. and there will douhtlees be =
epl1ted cQmpcfttluu. ~
, 1866-04-12

GLOVE AID SILK CLrAx1sa.-Ihe attention OF
our RAIDER IL called to the advertisement Of Nj.
~ Reed. whose husfuess as cleaner and COL
ote1 OF cloves aud feber and cleaner OF eslks has
60 snrch increased a to demand mn extension. Con-
finusng The old stand At No. 116 Cia1k earoet,
he opens fodxy at No LEU Lake street, ii either Of
whtcn places be kwtu be happy 10 va, on his M.
me1out patfuns. Knowing vel the superior char
acer Of his work tho public needs no recommen-
dstfon to call uo0n him. cu11ce It 10 cay thai be
%'doeth all thing well"
, 1866-04-12

SCENES n TIE WAR,-FrodshAm Co. have
reen, placed on tree exhibition in their gallery,
IN McVickers Theatre building, teries Of one hun
dsed scores tn the war, being photographs Of The
mor= important incidents OF yhe rccrnt struggle Of
Dcf Of New Iosk
, 1866-04-12

How to Destroy Rats and Roaches.-
No article known ls more electual than DCRrs
toft+ and sold IN large bpxes for Is eenis Ask for
HnrE, and II your druggist has NOT got the article.
he can obtA1n It 1t once OF Il SEOVl1, wholesale
sgent, s6 Randolph st, Chicago, H.
anTtS1f - fu1h
, 1866-04-12

Law School OF TIE UNIVERSITY or Cn1cAoo.-
The students Of this Institution met Yesterday aifes
the enjoyment Of 4 br1ef vacation, to exchange
greetiues md organize for the entuine term To-
dhy the regular exercises of The school will com
menee. cousi%tnE Of daily e1amfn1tiona, lectures,
Moo1-coufst, debkle+, &c. The attendance ie unns-
1alfT hrCr. BEARING te.t1mouy to the increasing con
0ceuee ~7th which thu department OF the Un1vc1.
ftsy Is regarded by The Legal psofetsion and the
public