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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-07
PFepaFatiOns.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT. so celebrated
ahavng had, for the last twenty-five years the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-07
Chronic Diseases,

the most lucrative Medical Practice in the SOUTH has at last
consented allow several OF his esteemed rsmeieo
te prepared and sold proprietary medicines This reou
tion has been engendered by the repeated solicitations
those experienced che his pro-
iessonal skill and by the imPossi Of giving especial at
teEton each of the written applications made to him
prescriptions b. those whose pecuniary ccustancess bus
iness ha preclude the possibility gf applying n person to
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-07

May rest assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
expense Ia the preparation Of these remedies They
made of the very beet medicines known in highly
tratcd foEIn, upon strictly scientific principles.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-07

f. P. BIcNEAL. r. S. HARDY. i. B. ADAMS JOH
A. BAKER. JAMES PYBASs, r. C. CRAWFORD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-07

ADYERTISING-One square, Of ten lines or less 81 60;
each Subsequent insertion cents; Local
Antiees ID b
, 1866-03-10

The ranke Of our old cuzrne hsse been again ln-
,aded by The SnCut Messenger. LUTHER HAvES,
Lee. one Of the oldest and mo.t houaged Of theI.
number, departed this litc yesterday morning al
o'clock ailef an Hines. OF hvr ~eeka ayea 80 yeare
IlIe disense was congestion oi the lungs induced
by unavoidable etnosnsr while suffering from
cod ds:r.nc visit to Washington.
Mr. Haven N1s born al frnuinchau, MAse. In
1H:7. Af1cr reach1nr hit eeyeaiecnth yeas be WIS
alternately engaged II farming and teaen.ug school,
Abingdon. u. rs teacher. and continued III lnal
position until 1851. Al that tune lie RECEIVED tue
offer md accepted the appointment OF teacher the
Academy, IN tretitution that rankrd Us ons OF the
FIJI Ct It's clat tn The United st4cs. He continued
10 ell The Ilace aret ieachcf, End then principal
There arr hundreds Of erafluatez from Leicester
Academy ecAtteTed through the Neet. whose hearts
vii BE- faddsned when they hear Of the death Of
tier carly teacher and friend A1ss1 M. aissu,s e
and curing the four y1rr following ne Wa sneaEed
III tcyczulalc pursuits III massachusetts. bur ss-
lterine that the We.l offered broader ond better
neld tor znAn In biz pHrsuts. ne cane 10 chicago
iu 1Sis md 1t has efnce been his home
Mr., iasyen aswsy+ took lfyc1y tDtess4t n public
+clool- aoon became sctirtE ASSOCIATED IN soc
ellicienly aud excellent character ats largely a.
t.inu,allr 10 his Intelligent and well directed
bo.~ lie was for scyczzl Yeas PEeaiotlt Of TIC
Eoard Of Education. and ~ hitting re~afe ior nis
hnd motl bsauti'ul Of the school edheea IVES given
hit name.
shortly atter biz asrnal in Chicago, Mr.. Haven
embarked In The businese Of manufacturing llnseed
Gil. tn association with the 1att Dr. +. Scmmop-
lev year. l1,et. tn company with B. F. Adam. =,
he engaged in the purchase md eale OF real e+tate
ITblr BE continued for humber OF years. In this
he at regarded as Que ot The sa.eet and uoat dts
rrer, uen in the business.
Wrhen John Wentworth wes elected Maypr Of thfa
c,,y tor M bis second tesm, NJ. Haven wss named by
hin for the position Of C1ty Co@%gs,o5es, % oul a..
enhsp Sls spro,ninsnt nom reitfp. seon 0Gses.'
~ tu'e pa.;tion whlch be fllcd with ench mark ed
u TsD.' IA last DC ssouG Ta, , .sS
urr,,dmnualy cQuhl1ued by the Senate.
ss .a .wess sks &c
10 T,hu - Eheslou. Of Warren Rhode Island. The,
Ssse ben lie. eed With si1 sa',dIen. teor OF Who"
With their aoth1. Survive tne aeo q s ,nas,,h,.
MI Hayen &.ss i gentleman Q! sterling, hne etaoit
n"1:y eeod ssa .a..hfSi i41ga gs's 'sos d4sossd
m vs. - Snsi and ana father, and slncefe and de
1xpt Christian.
, 1866-03-10
os dover In certain property Id Woscoas addss,ua

for dowef In certain property Id Woscoas adais'pa
10 Chicago.
Burroughs. Petition for doTef y son,h . f.. q
r. north half OF lott land : block "o1eofss al
FRANCES B. Htchoa ~, George F. RaMssy. rett.
tou for dn,xer Ia lots in block II, K1nztes -ad-
dition, and 10 l, block 3, Eoleott's addition.
Ffancee 0, Nseho1 u. James kel,y md !, D.s1d
o lots Is 6nd IL, tn block 6, #oloott's addition.
Frances B. N,cho1 ". Peter e. Fkchel. Petition
for cover In The north ssxentJ I!o} ieet Of lon
Frances i. Nichol II. Lewis A. Browne. Petition
fnr dowrE In lots fo9I nve md eix, block thirty
io g Noso e sd3 ssat'sn =: tS y;ss Gnlsago
Petihou Tor dover in lots seven and elchl. and the
Wrst tsn feet of lot stx, ~ IN block twenty-five in
Wo!eott's addition 70 Ch!eaeo
considerable importance, invoking the question Of
DOVER In eeyel very valuable pieces aud parcels Of
rea! estate s1 III sly, N ,he had MoWa as the
ref,denl Of BROOKLYN, New York, snd /. the widow
OF Edward A Nichol deceased. Several mon'ha
eFo she Instituted .tMis. snis 4 .eose
being fna!ly decided In her favor bJ the supreme
BENJAMIN = Qatml'y y. Rnllsm Linton. Con-
Bank Of Montreal " Charles Il. Waterman. Ac-
lion Of npsst 10 recover damages Laid at e. 5o0
On 1a{dea f1e. 'ue 1s'pS '0f SUMMONS no papers 1s
hank Of Montreal w. warrick Mattin. Th,s was
an action Of assnmpsl IN which daa2es arc Laid at
S6oM. Beyond the preape ior summons no ps-
Kaiph Emcirop md William A. Talcott vs. VII
liam A. Hurley, Jeremiah Hurley and Timothy
covered By deicndants beiors Jassice II ;he Peace
der tic narnc of Charles Payman- Appeal by dc.
1snsti s,;i om Judgment recovered by the city at
REconpEn'e Coun1.-Btfort Hon f Tan Butn,
, 1866-03-10

NEW ! l02k. NAfth 8.
4tstss tar miaaain9 s19stps s 4 re made ptss
good Rtanes without decided change; ailsa7A fof
s1ts sse 4 ~ 70. e1a reana hoop ho, aud
En1skKY-Duu and nonnr1l &.z4t2W.
Iatth-Mhest ssesdy = tas e. winter e. sd |. dall and
club, tlss for new No. DO, snd $i3ag2 CO for white
C&RAda. Corn shade easier and dull: 73A75c for
aoEnd and 7tl&fGc for sound mixed Western. both In
store and delivered. Oata moderately acttve; 70 Ec
.ot uusound We1te xnd Sic for sound do.
GapckHfFS-4 n1ee very dull. SnEat he Iry 1t l1At9
!zxc for Cabs AascoTada. Moiaases dn1f 1T 25ea3c
for crop ofIs63.
sc for refined In bond.
rBovrstose-Iork nrmer 1t &2s 5haa.a7k fer nev
mess. closing Ut $et7s cash: f-t50 tor old do and
*ea@ for PRIME: also 500 bbls rev meas for March,
April and Nav. SELLERS option. u E94a77A Beef
:EateG @ eaeon heas{ st!s.@lsc tor cumoelland cut,
lz4e tor thouldcza. aud Nc for hams Dressed hogs
hess{ st.siaE for Wsste5n md l:xei3Ac for ci:y.
Ohio and s3S 0c for State, Cheese beayy At 1Gl94c
, 1866-03-10
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT nIAuKRT REPORT.

OUR MIDNIGHT 1IANKaT REPORT.
Special Despatch to the Weston Associsted Press.|
NEW ToEK, March 3.
second regular and last open Board aud the features
were Elle, Michigan Southern. Rock lsaud and P1tts
bureh.
CLOSING PRI0Ea
The following ~efe The closlnx prices: New Yofk
c, ,urnl, s1k; E1te, SIX; Reading, q1x; Michigan
southern, ~; Illinois Central lis; Cleveland itts
ourEh, ;6s1; Rock Island, 18 Northwestern 2sH: do.
p!d. s24s Fort Wayne, SsK: Ohio Aseleslppl Ce1tt
cs,es. = Caaton. AX.
x1sCr1IASDoCs.
Miscellaneous shares we1r dull and lower. Western
Unlon Telegraph, e5K; Quicte11yer 4ox; AIaziposa,
IT. do. Ed. 174s P.rine Mall Stock s; do. Scrip,
1I&lsi; Atlantic Mail 1a&ic,-
oovucsHSE-
Governments strong. Last steamer brought fresh
oste1a tor 1 but not apparently for large kuouos.
ln0s active and atranced per cent closing 1t
spKc. ;s trmeT, and frst series closed at 932c.
The London 7eA9TdpA Of February .lst> saYs:
Conso1s steadily falling week af1e1 week, United
States 80 Bonds not only maintained thsir value but
gradually advanced from &C to &c. knd they are now
quoted 1t G5Lc- ThsthE this exceptional resutt II
lu.tined By tho state Of the transatlantic finances
forms q supeet worthy Of eiose exam lnaton. The
amount of American Securities aNoat Is vssy great
|. then proceeds to show the insecurity Of American
secu1ilies The day af1er. however, 7s advanced to
axe. ..
s7AIz poxDs.
State Bopds were generally steady Without special
ch4nRt IN quotsuons.
There wss fair demand for moneT to-day, but 1t
vas supplied readily at CO.. Per cent OF call Prime
ecoun Il arc .es pcr cent, with ltt1e more doing
Gold has rnnSed from 1QH to l1 1t the Close OF the
day.
rxrRo1tEN.
There VIZ m ACTIVE business toue In petroleum and
mining shares the afternoon session. hut there Tni
not much change tn pF'css. Rennthon. Sse; Central,
ss1s Excelxos, &.ac; OIL Greek 91tho!e Greek.
<4lt Palmer f4.5; United States. $lGco; Grey Gold
$500 ----.
Gordon, $3.50; Kepp 4 Baen $3.50; Smith & Parma
lei, tll.sn.
Receipts from cu4tomsl4 Month ~ The principal
Atxn,tc ports xese a. follows: New Yofk
t1atoa1losi; Boston, from Feb. 10 Feb q, t1,ba4
5N6s Phiadelphta, $sta 1as "a :Ba1tnore, $s9ts
1upEIb.
The Philadelphia Lttaer Etycs the total export Of
retrpeun from the United Etates n follows: lssz-
Iris :111e2. 1ss5-brlt, GpszSs. ls6a-hfls, ssdt21
la55-br4s 7t5lss. Estimated t1ceas Of stock o. Inc
ut OF January last. ~, ss:.&bsls.
pRx GOODS.
Father more doing In tzy goods but the tendency
still 10 lower pEces- Southern buyers are purchasing
10 mir extent, and payments nom thls section te
oulte satislactory. large number Of Western tuy-
GA jo be1s knd retailers from large urscre in TOM,
tut merchants from small towns and Villages sfc not
vel In force The decline In gold End eressIre Imports
Lcrs tend to brig prices down a1l foraikn hh1ea
Ths following arc tho quotations from the DRY
Goods Exchange: -. ..
Known sheeiugs-sa1noa Falsa, a, Nc; do, c, 80;
Laurel. c, nc: DC, Il, t.
, 1866-03-10
IOWA LEGISLATURE,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribnnc.]

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DEs MoINEs, March 9.
The Houae uas engaged to-day over the bill for
bill met with determined opposition, come detlr-
tEg continuance Of the present system OF leaving
the money in the possession Of the counties for
osn among the people. The bill was finally referred
10 special committee.
In the Senate, Mr. Yo1pg introduced a hill to
amend section 76i Of the Revieed Statutes 80 thai
LEE t1tIe deeds shAl be but prsa 1ct< evIdedce Of
the regularity Of proceedings Of which they a,c nov
made conclrtNe
The bill fixing the salalies Of Supreme Judges at
=, s,Eo, md District Judges At = Oo, was passed.
, 1866-03-10

Who docs not home to this most desirable vi.
laet IN all the United StAtea 1nr rcsidence?
will sell The house inst built By John Wesley fosh hts
own Use, and now occupied by him, to be finished Of
in tlptop7 order. with good we'll cise1n, and picket
fence rfAdy to be occupied the 1st OF Mky. for s1
cash. applied Tor soop. Tbs 70 Of the most de-
sAhlo localities IN Evanston, the Ridge, just wca OF
the Episcopal church. The lot Is cove1nd with besutt
fnl trees, and Il u chance to secure nice cory
lone. Will sell. also fcw choice lots in the Grove
on the Lake Shore which equal In beauty Of scene
~ TO any in the village: q few acre1ots little
north Of the Biblical Institute. At per acre aud 40
80 scre lot OF choice feriIe prairie, mile from the
village. At rs per sore. CHAS. E. BROWNE,
1t4p ROOM IL T5ler's Bloch. II Lnsanc st.
, 1866-03-10

Especial Despatch 10 The Ch!c.xo Tribunal
ALhAN1, n, T., Masrh9.
Tie cattle market hz7 continued nrn. and pt,ces
were somewhat better to-day than yesterday. nun.
Oct oi talea Indicating an advance Of Hc Per live
weight Dewey & Jonnson sold . Illinois syersxtns
1aSo -, at fc; IL Canada siI1c.s, averaging 11m
ns 1t 500; 81 Illinois, averaging 1850 ~, Il $sAoo
~ hferagtnc LIS d. At ss.o; and II, averaging 1so
d. 1t s1l2to. Fasthinx Cl1rk sold 1so lulnoss st
err averaging 1,1ts nj, 1t ts9o; 1ss corn do sYer
aslnE 1.0 ns, at sxc: e. averaging tz0 ~, ut sxc
es+ averaging LEGO ns, at *le1oo; 81, Averaging Ian
NJ 1t sloati If, averaging 1too ms, It $500; md e.
extra. Averaging 1850 ns, at *l2ta, D. WalreI sold
l62 srtrsgtns 1..s4 NJ. u $llooo. a. Wood sold g.
averaging 1ro ns, At st1s %. s. schusses sold 10,
1ltnoss averaging ISIS ns. at sloo J. Peal aod Sc
Kentucky. averaging 1900 ns. at slz5no. g. 11oasey
sold s. Illinois, averaging Lao sXe; and st. aver-
neins LOCO d, a. 7xc The bulk OF the cattle were
sold at prices hanging between 7kc aod &C. Owing 10
the xithdRxxl Of The prohibition the importation
Of cattle, large supply II looked for from that quar-
tes next week. Receipts $500.
Sheep eel quick ut 6ka6c-she uut1Ide for heayy
One wooled. 1seceipts, 3,euo.
hogs, lok@toxe; very few changing haad2.
, 1866-03-10
sched snlruaS+C1tnson, ccc, SIC; do. &C, sc;

Hesehed En1ra76s-Qtnton. CCS., sc; do, &C, sc
d., C. sc.
cauories- 10 !: Victory. 1sc.
R1oEn Dril's-Prppesal, sskc. Winthrop, &c,
Corsrt Jeaus-Prppeftn sc; Bates. 2sXe.
F7'nts-slHasue, SIC; Lanea1tsE. 40; Dumea, &c;
Freeman. l6Hc; Wkmsuttl, 13c.
, De!atnas-Haml'to1, &c; Arnure'a. &c.
Ginshamt-Lancafter,s TIC Hartford. &c.
Canton F1snnels-Lacopts, SC; Peabetoa. c, &c.
Tiess-HsEpshtre, &C, &c; Do. DID. SC
stfsrcs-"histentno IA. s'Hc; do, BIZ, &C.
Hoop sktrts-Brsdle5'a Duplex Elliptic and Eupress
Irsl IN sct1ve denand- Heyesa' Ill IN good dtuauu
for nAtruW tapca.
The following dearAtches were received 1t tho DRY
Goods Exchange to-day.
Fn1LADE1FH1A-So cha1se 70 notice Market sun
very quiet.
hALTrxoz1-ho bottuess Of moment 6oloE. Prices
abcrt The tame 81 yesterday
, 1866-03-10

Toni destroy your boiIefs Aue7's Compound saves
fnel and rerart. Prof thander on Incrusthton re-
eommssas Ill .ne istsd1en!s q my conpouna ata T.
steam boilers. 1ry II a trlning e!pense VII keep
and fof large bol,fs. Iho;s parehssing tic Hight
furnish receipt how rnake and use It. Rghf hods
Epod fos sevsntn 5sass asEh tafnisnta
Eale On good tefuk. Address Ill comu1nicatious BY
mall 70 80 Clark street, no stars, Chicago AL Orders
should be sent TO 4. B. AUER, Babcock'a GROVE, Iii.
, 1866-03-10
Rante1==Gnrresponnenee

WANTED-Correspondence-
w With females told rslds prtterrrd) by
"gny and feSilTe" officer sCo1DoFa s. c. II. azed
envelope AddIe.@ed to you! SELF enclosing ..photo"
and receive one n return, bare large lot 7usht
cou1mun:eattons strictly conoden,la1 aad no c.tIa
chstge for handling. address Immediately JADEZ
March 2. oSi7
, 1866-03-10
New York stock and Honey Market.

MosfT-Easier At 691 r cent
sTIEL1S1 ExcHASGE-Dnl1 At tG8A 01834.
Go1p-Lower and nnsettled, opening 1t i5lx, decln.
1pg 10 l;o4, md closing It EpA.. -
s. 6s. 81, coupons 1c4A; do. 81. rrgtd. lotH; d..
500 coupons e. 1G'A o. ~. 1e1X; 7sos. LIST 50:
SToc1$-stTpnE. Team. 6s, aoaJl; No. s., n: 0. 4
Cert. ?iH: Qu!sts!ivef, 4o4 Y. .: Tsl.. sdx; n.
:eN; W. 5h: %. ptd, s24; Toledo, lo74; F. W,
, 1866-03-10

St. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Ch1cago Ttibune-I
ST. Louis. Masrh9 ..
TonAcxo-Qniet; sales Of 1uxs Rt $a.2o37.so; NELL
um do It l.3a.
f1ouR-Dull- Sales Of tuper at ss+ss; spring X at
@6.9nS1.50.
GxAIz-Wheat dull. Corn, no ehango; sales OF unt1.
ed at SCI white At 5sassc St. Charles white st esc
mixed and yellow 1t ss..c Oats unchanged. at &c
NAnkkr-E223 per ga1lcn.
, 1866-03-10

For nm lrrIsafed Throat, Cauels or
Told. browns Bronchial Troches' are offered with
ne e IN ns snd bs
reputation ihe5 have susny acquired AZ there are
limitations, be snse to obtain the genuine ossa
Farmers Attentlon.-We would call
the attention Of farmers and producers to the arti
cs nnde. the bead Of wants, "a'oooo eucuInsss aaa
Manted." o9lo
20 70 our friend n. F. Merrlll's for
NC e. ~: I'D ipi RaaaepS a'sS .ss
A1ter war, pe.t1.enees and ,1tsmPessr- y r..
@an lie. main'y beesuss cold i 100 Omen eea;id
cred very ordinary. tr1ilug aaar, Just as vel lei
10 70 as II csme, and henee systssnatea'ly neglect
into re1iout sud generafy ista1 pulmonary t,s-
ease. The more prudent, aware that violent coaSa
o. sod thGnia e psd e 9at On ane
make ute OF Or. Jayne's Ezpectorsnt. curative
which has sustained it tputtron tor over thirty
esen Eel most % Seneaeisi tnanc1ce On III he hfoa.
en'd and pulmonary organs. Sold a. 6y ~ dtus-
sists. MhBo4u6St-WHsA-A
Browns vcrnIfnGe Conlnt., or Worm
io1enses Much sickness, undoubtedly, With chill
dfen and adults. attributed to othes canses. T. o1;
ds sahoarh sfeesus 4 u destroyfns worms On DO 10
possible injury to the most delicate child. Ihu
s1luable combination has been successfully used BY
+UuAu W NC eAIe 6Ale III GIa14~
eating Wo,ms. 20 hurtfaf 10 children.
Children having wotms reu1lrt immediate Atten-
ton. ~ neglect Of the trouble often causes pro
:ouced eiekntsa.
symptom. Of WORMS In children ere oflen oyer.
;ooxed. Worms In the stomach and bowen cspee
irritation, which can Be removed only by The use OF
s-urr remedy. The combination IL ingredients
ased In making Browns :" "Fesmltugc Comtts" IL
such 10 give the best possible effect with safety
sold by dFugg1sts, chemists and dealerx In medi-
dDee, at twenty -dye cents box.
dtlah729 cc9tw-aAAH
Atlantic White Lend and Linaced OIL
Cu,. OF New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
iIad, Red Lead, Ltharer, GIast Makers Red Lead,
Hc.
Also, Insced Oh, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
sails bx dngEists and dsaseIa gcnetaly. md By
rearl street, New York. petsd569 9B7t9tew-w&s
Go to the Rext-9o 70 Bryant q Serai-
.nne Chicseo Commercial College 10 get thor
,ueh. practical buefDefs edueahoo. or TO become
.ood Telegraph Operstor: Add5ess TOT circulars,
l:ETAHT & SIHAIIoS, Chicago. Ill
, 1866-03-10

u / e u !.

NEW HoRK, March, q.
I!tcss Of Nln,og Stocks BID IN Hoiton: Cope
Fsl1Rt tcH Frank lin, 1S4; Hancock, I4; I. t., is1
M.an. 7ki Quincy. 50: Gay State, *: Boston Wate
, 1866-03-10

FLEE AID Po1ICE C0AN1ss1oSERs.-The regular
teni-wtexly meeting Of the Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners wns held at Police Head
quarters, corner Of Washington and LaSale streets,
yesterday afternoon. Presently. Brown, Pfesi-
dent In the Chair. and Commissioners Fred. Gund
s1u A. D, Ellsworth.
Fire Ma1thal Harris reported that be had sold
ho.s carriage No; to the city Of Warsaw, Indiana,
On motion Of Commissioner Gnnd Anthem De
ionss e., ~ appointed Asftstsnt Health oees ior
tue ltth WARD
reported that ii case The Hoard intended to uee
that institution a. choleIa hospital next summer,
II would be necessary 70 have II refnznfshed.
On motioE Of President BROWN. the Doctor was
were nceeassry for present Use and give 1t to the
Heallb OfacfI. who would purchase the same ont
Of The appropriation Of $4,000 for sanitary pnr-
it President requested Dr.. Blske to draw up
set Of ru'es The fubleet Of diet, md report The
sasrS 10 the Board Tor publication In the newrpa-
PERI md in hand bills.
In ans *et t. question top Commissioner TITS
era patients conld be accommodated In the Like
Hospital N ease Of IN emergency.
CGmm1eetDnef 1ftawprth moved TINT the Secrr-
next meeting The names OF all omcers oi the poice
force who have served for thirty days. and who
have not been repottetfo for continuation. The mo-
on mol,on, Horace Elliott was appointed raem-
bet Of The police force. on trial for thirty days
TIE charges sgainst Assistant Health Ofhcc1s s.
Z. Ptipcc and Samuel Wilson, preferred In writing
grocer ttor. 1t 10. i49 ChieaCo avenne were nc.l
taken up and investigated. The man Gtcenh0od
md hts clerk were examined. and thcfr evidence
isa:rced Ia 20 many matef1nl points that the
Eoa1d tunlmarsIy dismissed The CHARGES and or
dered the defendants 10 resume duty tmmedfately.
On motion the Bosfo then Adtoutned-
, 1866-03-10
Powers Patent Perpetual Broom,

And clear your tla 3d. eao acd perhaps 80 per das,
others arc doing at this vtry time Nyou duh.
SLEEPY. and out OF money, don't cali on mr Or taks
hold o{ The Broom. II IL too good srtle1o hare
the sale injured By your toucn. But II ron
terpridng. energetic man, can on NE. and think
can satisfy yop that you can makr hand1oua thing
on, Of smA nvestment At al eyents you shall see
letter from one man even In an " old foRy" State,
who has made his sea!pe dsy tor the last several
weeks, OF will give Jou County Right Tor nothing.
Only flw moru counties IN this State, Indiana md
Michigan for sale-Wiseonsn, lows, Nlnacsota, Kan
sas, Eehrsska, and evea Utah. With seyeu Bop:net1
Stated, and mort than 80 counties haye been sold
within The last 90 days. The tctory win al soon be
dlsrosed Of Send stamp for circular, or cali atny
ONCE and ses the Broom, which Is now being msnn-
factnred by Thousands In this city. All orders
panied with the money Will be bl1ed Immediately
CHAS. E. BROWNE,
Foon II Tylers Flock. II La 5allcs St, Chicago.
, 1866-03-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE
The Crosby Assignment--A Suit against
Mr.. Crosby and his Assignee regard.
ing the Michigan Avenue Pro.
pcrty-.Singular Mistake In
aDeed, and lis Results
-.-The Bill Of Com
plant.
In IT'S DAnK PE1 isEs.

4 Wife OF More than Two Score Years
Convicted OF Deserslon-A Default.
Ing fausbn nd-The Niel0l Es~
ta1e-Mofc Sutta Tor Dover
by the WldoyE-neFczn.
tile eUemculxtes-Com.
mercInl RuAIuess
Trial Calen.
dnfn.
, 1866-03-10
Tb~ Death or ". II. Be1cher, ESQ.

Arpeeial meeting Of the Merchants Exchange
was heid Ut 9 O'Clock 5e-te1day morning IN their
roomA, No. II Dearborn street, for the purpoee Of
taking aetton Oh the death OF their a,e associs.e
snc friend, William Il. Eelcher. Esq. whose decease
YVES .eposttd IN The TrnCxE Of Yesterday The
to order. at'cf which the call for the meeting was
rad hs the Secretary. :. P. FaEiuRfun, Esq. The
lwsiden. then announced the drath OF Mr. Be'chcr.
On motion OF Clinton DnSef. EtQ-. committee
OF three vas appointed BY the President, ni.toe
OF Nrests Dde.1. Willard 13d Fabian, 10 prepare
Eui1ah]e rt+o!nuOnh fol the ocGaston. fhe follow
Ing resolutions were reported by the committee:
WHEREAS, IT hAs plc1aed the Almighty, 10 H,s
Providence. to remove from our midst Km. b. Bel
Cher. Etq.: Therefore. br 1t
LksoiDed, Thai the Mefchaute' Exchange Of Chi
ea"n, atd The merrhaute generally Of this city hear
IL II mi ed testimony 10 the upright ctasncter uni
funny E.pIiemanly department and Distinguished
lnsines- ability OF theft decessed1ttend.
Reso!7ed, Tia, ip the death ot Mr.. Delcher the
cfy hes lott valuable. cntctpnEtng citizen, 10
whose indciAtigahle perseverance a highly import
ant rauCh Of manufacture haf been Introduced 1uo
Ibis city.
Rtroird, That the members Of this Exchange
and the merchants present, will attend the funeral
eae1cI-ss Of their deceesed tieud.
Hts6lptd. That copy Of the*t resolutions be
transmitted. through the President, 10 the family
Of The deceaaed.
Aadr*ees we're made BY Mcss.r. Willard, Dun
hum Powers and lAdd. and the adoption OF The re-
eolutlone beng moved by ]. II. Dunhnm. Eeq- and
srconQed, they We're unanimously carried.
, 1866-03-10
TEETH

Extracted WITHOUT PAIN, by the use Of "AdRoCt
0x1pr," nj TRE0OfS DsntA RoomA " CakTk street,
near Randolph. mh5o*sf ~ 1v&tH tp
, 1866-03-10

Go to the Rext-Eo to Bryant 4. Skrai-
.on'e Chicago Commercial College to get thor
1,ob. nrnefical bpstnefs edueahoo. or TO become
-ood fejeorapA Operator. Address tor circulars,
l;ETANT q oIHAIIoS, Chicago. Ill
, 1866-03-10

TO RENT-From May 1st, bsse-
Il ment 119 South Clark street. We'll lighted IN
'front.' side and ytAr high wall and we'll 1nIshed. A
eocd p,aee for any Light manufacturing md lobhing
business. Apply 10 SkUMAH 4 CO., 1876 ClaEk-sE,
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