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, 1866-04-28

Health Oncer'~ lkepost-Tuc 1yn>2lftt@-
ton maFkct-Tiae New fSHttcrr fin~rf-
fnl-ISe1olut1or4 or pa1scuxcrs of the
Skearz1afjp England.
NEW YoRK, April s7.-DE: Btec:l reports thcs.
nsye betn co aani.s1oas Of cholera pxtieuts to th:
hospital ship s1ncc The la.t report. There haE.
been three more deaths.
The Hoard Of Aldermen yesterday adopted Tcs-
-olution directing the Committee On Marke!s to re-
po1t on the mo:t expedition. methot o! Rebuilding
the Nxshir:ton Market Ihe new structure to be
Of 1Eor, .ue--tory hixu, at,d bn'ff In sections.
OGcer4 al the general Governra:nt haze con.
euced the removal. tsou The Battery bar1acSx, Of
thousands tf nuskcis tto;cd there, which we're
1akcn yc7s ago from Lee and oFner Armies lle
~oEk viii consume week. The boar3 TT Health
VII cntff upon the premises ns soon as pos:lolc
TIE passengers an the En.l2u1 he'd a ncetip.:
On board, passing resolutions tlst a. there h3d
1,een no Case Of eholvsa Tor l!eeA days, Aad th.
&hip Icing thoroughly cleaned aud tum,garcd, they
aeket1 10 he allowed 10 come to the cit7. The .cs
ee1 brings clean bill Q! health FUN utlifax
The Gulted S'a1ee Con-u1 At lIaita- ha. furnished
tno1nstiop regarding tho p3-.ense5< On 1h: steam
ship ENGLAND. TotAl left Is aity-t.o. 4 numb,
OF dead botie4. cotIEed and unc,tnasd- are sin a
The leland. Those zetnotedt to 1hc lslsnd reeoyercs
ceEe1ally. 1bo.c in the HootlnE Hospital died.
TIE disease upon the Virginia Is af'ating.
Tue number In the lU.pitsi chip III The lower ba
.o-cnv il eighly-elSlt- mostly doing >sf.t-
Several snceadfssy f'sez occurred Ia h'ookls Il
Gav. tnEsns E1tEhtn
, 1866-04-28

Bnpttsf State fouycntion-Ftoral Offer
ingH to the Rebel Dcad-Gcrrnan Enai-
EruntK-Execnttnn Suspended-Dcstl.
tuliuIt-nlndcrpcst in Northern Lou
iAlana.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune,l
MACON, Ga. Aps9l e6.
The Baptist Statc Coovenuon passed resolutions
unanimously tnaf 1t l. ,ue1pedient 10 attempt 10
form ans union nilh the Campbc1l!tes.
Yesterday, tho ladies' throughout the South gen
cTnIly devoted to stTeHng the graves Of The Fehc]
dead with flowcrr. and the performance OF similar
ceremonies. At this city the lower and ltose Hill
Cemeteries wele slstci1 by large numbers Of ladcs
with 1ora1 offerings. hut they dld not deem 1t prn
dent 10 r. to the ccmc'cr5 Near the Lahra ofy on
arttu1it Of the small pox.
Two hundred German cmipran1s arrived At Au-
.ne1a. yesterday under The *usn1rrs OF Mr. J. Il.
Miller, large planter OF Beach l-1aud.
'nuidcrcfs Of Union fo1dleea> condemned to death
1t Cnaris stop, tomorrow, Is suspended by order.
Grcas dc=t!tuttou prevails in Floyd County,
Grorgia.
The r.rderptst has hroken cut among the uauies
III to1tnrn iouisIana.
Il negro was attal-ucd recently before the Cnsnl-
Eal Court at Americas, Ga. No lawyers were as
signed him rs cnunscl They examined the bill OF
indictment and bad It eet a.idc. simply on account
Of Fone irregularities. The Judge. 0u tischarEInc
tho man. told him that bad be no. been liberated In
This way, be Sonld douht1cfs have been sentenced
! 10 the reuitentaty for fve Tcar..
Rcs. II. II. Tucker las been elected President of
| the University.
] e1c; mfddllnss &c. may he considered max1mum
, 1866-04-28
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO BOB
THE JOLIET CITY BANK,

JOLIET C17Y RASE, joliet. ArH1 10. 1sts.
Aessrs. MURRAY & WINNIE Agents for Lilies Sailed.
Chicago,
GEATlrxKS :--Anothcr desperate attack was made
nj on my Safe by burglsrs on tzlhsT night.
The door Of mF rault which Is OF boiler iron. Eaa
fosc3by opered By the OF heasy tools and driving
III fsmA steel wedges. Inside tho raut was ono Of
your No. burglar sates, which hns raased through
Al ordeal showing 1t to be custodian worthy Of The
confidence OF any banker.
Every application OF experienced Burglars used
10 open the Safe By the az7ed sartace Of the door
IL evident that 1t received the most violent stdeinK
then they endsnvortd dire IN the spindle. md Aao
the barrel Of the lock. with other effect tan II
jure the lock 10 that It could not be worked ts
combination. Tour experienced workman, who setus
familiar with the construction Of the safe. was cEh.
teen hours iu efIectlng entrance to 1t. 4fer Wit
Messing Ills aboss satisfied that construction
Of metal Eurpaes your combination Of chilled and
wrought on Il resisting fotce II further proves to
mo that TIM nnarner IN which Jour locks attached
renders 1t capable Of enduring the crtatest amount o
violence.
This test a. well the trlsl made to rob my SAT-
{oIe Of L!lics> about year aco, rtmcus.rates ths
protection these Safes and Locks ao:d, and ter xop
de.u1 powrs Of resistance beyond those OF any oshc'
manufacture. Ionss, respectfully,
FL, CAGT1N.
, 1866-04-28

Opening Of Tho Dubuque g. Sioux City
Kn3lroad to Iosvn Fails.

Opening Of tho Dubuque g. sinux City
Railroad TO Ioxvn Fails.
DUnCcrE. April 21.-The Dubuque + Sioux
City Railroad, as has been before announced. Is
no" III running order nom here TO Iowa city. 1D
Rad non, Acklcy TO Iowa Fail. was run On Asou'
day, the 23h nslant. Dy invitation Of the officers
OF tho iDubuqne 4 Sioux City Railroad Com
pany. 1t wna arranged that on Tne.d1y Of this
week The cclehratton Of the completion Of
the road 10 Iowa Falls should take place
By IN excnrsion OF Dubuque gentlemen to
that place, aud on Wednesday by an excursion Of
'he people OF Iowa Falls 4uh other so,sns most d.
rec1p interested In the completion OF the roaa, TO
Dubuque. The invitation Was extended 10 the
Produce Exchange Of this CITY. member. Of the
rrcsf. and linu;cd numbsr Of Others, and on
1netdny morning. a, eight O'Clock. etra'n started
from The depot u pnonqnc. The e1cnrstonIsts
Were warmly received aou. tue ronte. and tuuptu.
onsly entertained ut lows Falls.
A provided for BY thc managers OF the road, IN
excursion Of The citizens Of th: towns IN the Iowa
valley Immediately interested in The opening Of the
/ read 10 Iowa Falls, on Wefnesday. TO Daau4ue.
| look pace. The tram started from Iowa Falls A.
O'Clock tn tho forenoon, and reached Dubuque In
safety at O'Clock in tue afternoon. Fous pastcn
:rr coache. hac been provided. and they wcsr con~
| plcfsIv filed There were delegations from Fort
| Dodgc, Webster City, Alden. Etd0za. franklin
| Of flEv miller.
| Everything pasted OF. on both excursions, ID
general satety. The extension Of hi. road 10 lows
Fall. Il IN event Of great importance 10 Northern
luna. ard ii IL confidently expected that ere many
mouths 1t will he completed 10 For Dodge, and
thence De haAtcaed to tta destination on the MIS-
| eurri x1scT,
, 1866-04-28
Q)ifaqo Qr1bnne.


THEEEHS.
The foreipu iuamfrrntion at New York dnr-
Ing the last rear ua. over aoa00o.
Amid thn prc1aflfnor manic At Iondor IN
the 18th. American .ceurt,rs nn,tn,n;nra r-c,.rr
ft,ure.s ,h.n any o1her c,ass of s,ocs,.
The Traasn nenarfment ;e fn,orra,. that
smupp1ino -, tha c.n,d,ar f-o,,,.x :. -,.rt;..n.
at sn end' 1 t~"@
IT, Sa,-.4.~ .e .%
.,r,3.xaa ~. a,t-,., rt,.s c,,. -
.dternnt:nn. ~. ..r,,, ~ ds1,,.1,. t+ ,.rro,,vv
fnans.
tn. ,.+ns+ .,-.,. - 49, x,- w., ua.,.b
.o4rc- LEE. 49,. 49,. h..r ~ -,st,cd
~ rr,rd ~ s.-s..., .t,a ~. rs.,x a., hu. ,vo
.nr.fh. trcz-rtd
~. s.~a.s .,,. n nv,
,.~,..1a nu" ~. go ,so .,.,.,.
tnaI "oa4o pe s19u'cn ~ 41 49,. ,sat,.,
"ou'u A!so 0o'st 'te ~ ''' ~
Ao' ..'e t4u."1suon OF .vnH ,,,,,6a- -,,.1-.
tna - ~ ",.,.|r. c.-,.r,. ~ H., WI s.va
y. .oe euo.s1 1:-p 1t...,a, ,,.,,cn,s ,rnoae
.s - ~" -. ~ ..,s~s ,,.rrra,ad rsrer,,,v Tho-a
=. ~. eas...r " .a hoe,,1,., d,.d
r3,a r's;.,.r. 49, fhe 1,cs ,,o,,os p,-o- ~,
s oI - 49, p.n,s.asa s,...N., % n,e"l W
,.':," .s y. ~ ~ a.1 .,e1
-, ~ ors.-"s.~.a 49, "%s
LUZ ~ W. -. :. -" !u.,. .A. a1s1Nooo
tne ""et 'tEu4"' IRAN osei tue Dupu4ue
ao eos S'o11 e"z ohnloan' ~as tua ou Aonaa!' .ae
~ 4I*t ~ tussoas luz e,'aileuou Oh tac foao
s "as eS'e'1a'eu' - ~ eae1s'oa "
'ac 'Sos VI tae to"as "'oes ''c a'ns " aoe 9p2o.
.uen. u1ant hao s very pleasant Flsat n
isaeanona' lie MAS visited Of saans 'nsacn1iA nt-
11ens 81 MS rooms as'he spott:"ooi h'uss. The
ladics also called upon MS. Gfant ttcclv- aud Alto
Setuef INC ocs1 icc'nss $nd scuffncnts were u1an-
nesteo.
Ihe Citizens OF Southern and Southwestern
Kansas arc taking active Measures to prevent the
Introduction Of cattle lruln Tr1as aud The South
this spring. They hare aniftrtd heretofore from
the cattle diseases brought INTO their country Ill
this way. a.d sre determined TO protect thc;n-
=c1scs.
Washington adylces say the condition OF
Professor alexander Da!f1* 1lac1c, the honocd
hles Of llc co.st Survey 1ea,e: bu, little hope oil
, 1866-04-28

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, April -.
The Rohinsou family SO mnrderous1Y assaulted
in Kentucky the other day, arc Ill doing well, 80 far.
ettt enterprise gotten up here for the purpose
Of rnfsinc funds 10 purchase home for newa bor*,
receives little favor bccause ciIlzcns not ac
costomtd to the lottery business.
4 spectnl despatch to the Commerctai from
Washington, statee that Congressman Delano and
llubbetl had sought IN Interview with the Presf-
dent, and told him that General Cary, his ap-
po1utee to tho Collecto1ahp herr. in recent tenn
pc1nnce speech at DeaMatc, hsd denounced him,
The President ns drnnkald. This has greatly ex-
cited the General. He ptnnounces 1t m Infamous
Iie and says ha has not been Delaware for fonr
years. The Generals dctestatlon Of drunkasds Is
80 great that nothing but his unqucnchane desire
Tor Office wonld permit lin 10 accept an appolnt-
| ment nom uriukinr President.
| CINCINNATI. Aprll = James Robinson was not
killed IN ,he afray at czi.tenden, ky as reported
| YES eEtlay. hut dangerously wounded. John Alex.
andsr Robinson! ann John Rooln=on, Jr.. were a1ao
| severely hurt. The attacking party numbered
| twenty-five men. formerly gneFr.llss. No arrests
| h1yt Itrnn nn1P
, 1866-04-28

I..-rr NtNh-1'fotcctEon Guaranteed to
northern II a1eIt-EItenS1an OF The Iron
r.uuntafu IRallroad-Iuhuman Com
duct.
, 1866-04-28

3;xp1oh1ou and I,o>a e.f L1fe-Per%oians'
G.LrSA. ILL.,. April e7.-Tfc G1-:f< states sa11
ploded yesterday 11o,nins. killing two men ID
ztartfy-Deyjamiu Mar.deu, a nephew Of Mes.ss
stephen and Peter Msrstlcn and Ger1n.n hE hi
were lately purchased hY The Ncw En;lan1 and
Galtna Mining conar17y- 1sh hay: bcea easr1 an?
On oEesatons MMh :iooa dcsi of rt:or. Joaq ~ u
Piestdept Of the company, Ind J1-. arrived from
New York: and together w1lh Captain W1ll1an
roVig escaped bring ktlic. Tiy haa tu-t 1e., tlst
enn1cc room. aud gone ubous i"eHiy ro1n14 o
Isddcr down tie sh2:: vh&u tie explosion tooi
Major general Chctlafu, and Colonel 1sabcocS, o
Grants >!alf, aEc III town.
Gs:cra River II higher han it has been ssnc
1S4l.
, 1866-04-28

Df%tftiet2Te Fire Several Fcrao1s~
Dr"Srnctl-Lu<a of Property Ea11n1at-
cd ut a500,O0O.

p1yEosg, Mssh.. An.s es.-A. the steamer
y Mird.nr Wa unloading fright at The Detroit and
Nlwausea dspus. at 1cn o'ciocI this evening, a
harsrl a. napl.:!a eSplot:sl Oh boa:d. setting ho.
t::c acro! and steamer on fire. Some fovty pes:ous
rerr on hoard tn: Hoat, two Of whom arc knon u
10 rasc hcen Hrn~,ed. Thr steamer t1natet down
tAe Sir. III, sul AS total1 consumed. rhc 1rc de-
..rns'si both trc p.=.enctr Aud rrricnt depot~. u
l4soc.: tsn aud all 'hc Offices Of thr company. The
lrs- !: estimated >: S@c5. It Is scaEelshas mauy
liscs ta.c rer'n loss.
Dt7Ins7 Ar1il -s.-:Tle loss to the Detroit !
,lll-anktr itai'osd hs sse last nigh; viii 1cash
$Af.ttU: Michigan Southern l1otahly $so, zoo.
The Orc was caused b. u barrel Of heaztue lc,ktn:
which ssnlsd fsen ,;anp. Ils aanes instantly !l
tu,l!,n::. ana The ftrvy hoat Windsor were
wrapped ID aaurs. 4 la,neutabie loss Of life oc'
cnsrta OF tic heat.
The 1;46tu7- gives the name. OF twcntv-eish. dEc
men. terk-hsnl* md porter. on board the boat
eu{}a,<e,. 20 he burned Or trpunel. The boat va:
towed TO thc Canada *hore. wherc she burned e
the oa.r1's edge The passenger trains Of hott
rails ere uninterrupted. Temporary premises hast
tcen provided sud no detention ull occur to tht
| t-nnAfuIet.nD rf ffcfchf.
, 1866-04-28

A SEVERE TEST IN CHICAGO OF
LILIES "MERCANTILE SAFE"
SHOWING IT EQUAL TO ANY
STEEL PLATE BANK SAFE.


Mcasts. MURRAY & WINNIE,
GxSTtExES--Oa Thursday night. the 18th OF March.
esnG of burglars visited cur nanntactory, which "
situated in Ut e4uen.ed place, pear the lake, md
made desperate attempt to open the [lltcA s. fe yoa
rttcty sold which, however. resisted NJ ssesf es
forts. The Safe bore marks Of htsvy tledSt1r, hut
without a1y effect upon The Chilled Iron door. The
aIal Of the ocs vas entirely destroyed. and will re-
4nlre to be replaced By \ new one. Their most de-
tsrm,ned efforts eecmet to be In the use oTcsrefuy
prepared ,ba steel ~cdsra, twen:y Of which were
driven around hr edge Of the door, but did not dir
tub lhe fastennGs OF the Sale In Although
nc houEht this as Que OF your CONN Oh Mercantile
Safea rtcsrd this lcre:c te7t s1bccnt 10 prove
equal to ary burglar Proof TINT can be tnade, and
wo1tly 10 be crrnded IN under ans circumstances.
iours, respectfully. &1.+
DEGOLYEE 4 BRO.
, 1866-04-28
MASSACHUSETTS, LEG1SLA-
TIRE.

T3t1i C>r ttar Equalization of Rouns1es
1'u.>. Il to n Third Reading.
Dos7oS. APRIL aT.-1n .he House OF Representa-
tt.r- this afrrnenn tire hllto eu1al7ethe paut ties
OF sn,.css a. ordered 20 third reading NJ Soe
c! H., 10 81 AuaenAmeEtt which We're proposed
10 The bill. except one. were rejected. The bill
provides far the payment OF - PR month foF
ss,.y months service In the army to th0Se !neu
hn received no bounty, until the eum Of $3a5 Is
reached, tls being the MAXIMUM sum paid BY the
state and whatever bounty mau may bare r.
ceired Is 10 bs deducted from the mouthlJ CON
Ecnsataou. provided Tor In the hill.
Committee Of tho ExecutiSe Council are tG
examine the claims, and 1t the amount fcqa1red t6
Pay .ht.n exceeds FIVE millions. the matter Is 10 b<
| irfrtf IN hn rcvt nc,eHiurr
, 1866-04-28
ANOTHER FRUITLESS ATTEMPT
TO ROB ONE OF LILIES BANK
SAFES,
EA71oxAt DAsk+ seuCsLtRy1L1n,l

Messrs. LILLE 4 son:
i desperate attempt was roAds TO rob this Bank Oh
the night OF the 18th instant Al Jou have The
burglars entered the Bank bg prytng open window
then they tried fhe vau1t doors made BY ron. by
breaking OF the knob aud exploding What powder
they could set II. bnt doing damage to the door.
They nnal1y succeeded In getting tnto The Eanlt b3
digging through heavy wall. Here theS found a
focmau worthy Of their srEAE-one Of 5onr Burglar
Proof safes-as It proved 10 be. They broke OF the
knob of tn. door. and tried In ID drive Ia the
sntpdlc; then they broKe OF the handle and dla1 o1
tho lock- aad tried cut out and dive IN the centre
rlece but tatIad also IN thts. Then beJ tstd With
heavy eledges break Ia the door, which successfully
reslsted ali their efforts. They evidently worked
taithfn1,y Al uRhs tbcy were seen to leave shs
village asou, dye O'Clock IN the 1uo1,tns.
ne have received the safe you sent u.s. AND att con
natnt, when locked, the contents are beJond tit
reach ofthlcyts.
Youfs, truly, G.F.WAIsoS+ Cashier.
, 1866-04-28

Dos7oS, April a1.-Acs.rs Charles Lane q, = - -.
pourdt. 1hfs forcroon. The aue,icacer was ]. y!
Osgood. The attendance was large. and the nld
ding spirited. The wool sa% Foii at rrites faneng
from Is 10 l1t:C n lois ranging from 00o 10 ifH
ounds. The wool was mainly Of fiat quahty. uht<
fleece wool brought tit highest pneca.
, 1866-04-28

PORTLAND Me-, April s7..--Thc steamship New
f31uns xicx arrived from Easlpost this mo.nn"
wa an Fcu:au:. On leaving TOR I1oston. eeEcra
Who had gone ashore wssc LEI. behind at the ~
.ssno;nc tor ncnt,- ru.int ID, dsew their pl-so!
ou liz oi,!csrs aud Obliged tue boat TO put back
Somc Of tic 1inEleaders were put a.horc and sSa
, 1866-04-28

WEST Troy. Oct. S, 1859.
This IL to certify that Ut the nrc which TOOK place
here Sert T. 1855, the ltlk.s Fntsut Safe which hac
IN uuy oee ard which lay in mass OF b3EninE cost.
tnelt1E the bass entirely OF. preserved ny h,oks
r.rers aud money. Ia perfect order, and leaving the
safe In ncondirop--xccpt .fpautluStt for Immediate
Thss safe passed throu; tho erest Ere tn Troy IN
xay. tS62 AID then preserved It's consans1 entire
GEO. F. MARX,
Snrt. r, IsuT FetTy Co
, 1866-04-28

Say FEAxc1sco Feb. 9, 1855.
I:rtEELL ! ERWIN Mans.g Co., Agents fot Lilies
Safes.
GESr1xxry lit II With pleasure shat We certify 70
the 11t.ts 0! Lilies chilled aud Wrought 1goc Safes
IN tht IRE on Market Street lat Saturday morning.
our Safe, oce pfllll!e's Patent, was 1xD Hor when
taken hou the burning buldIux. Asrer It cooled
sufficiently 10 ALLOW us 10 open it, found our books
and papers In 3e!frf eondHton, showing no mAt6Eas
ts!derce OF having passed through 70 severe test
The safe needs uotniog bur cost Of ratEs to make II
ss good Is new. j. B. HOLMES d Co.
, 1866-04-28

Telegraph 1uIaucslon-aIiuinE Stock

1c1FEf1Pn Observation-Disclosures Sx0tHA8
Etc.
SAN FRAxc1sco. Apr1l A0.-Ttc California state
telegraph Company to.tay teryea IN Injunction on
,he United States and Pacific Telegraph Company
10 rrrrlft t1tr latter IRON doing business bo:xccn
cct:ain posu1s in California.
The br'e Ida =. RoSvr', Captain Norton, from
ne1 M,I;nc stoessG.,rh1r. IN. Hale and So.ero...
rs; Imperial. 1'o: Etnp!sc Ms!l: ls5; Crown
Point, l:tu; savage l1o0 Choliar fo.ost, 3l7, aud
SAN rEAScisco. april e..-The receipts Of 1nter-
nal lie, snue from tue .',r>I Distinct Of CaiitoEn11
show IN iactassc Of th1sy.hse per CENT da1.Hg tht
past qG.:tc. over lsc tEc:punnins qnaEtct ias
sh,ppcd from Portland up the Coaa1h,s and Villa
rncite Rivers. For"asdcrs SIC crowded WIZ orles
fur niacbsncrY fos the quartz H1as OF sn9ta no.s
, 1866-04-28

Notwithstanding Lilies Hsnk Safes hare bern uscd
{os yeszs al over the United staes Ana hold vast
rnetIou of the money Of ths country. Of them
has ever BEEN robbed.
Ltte'e Duodecaeon Bank Lock ind 3{onltor-Safe
Lock have nev4, In any tassa=ec% been picked or
opened by ~lock Expezts" Ct BurE1a,s and ale esn-
pha.tca1ly the .E!uEphsnt lctks ef America.
WITH these tsets let the hustcsa public determine
to Whist SAFE thcJ will entsuss 1helr va!oaoles,
, 1866-04-28

trial: or Prob&f, the PhiladcIphsa
Murderer.
PHILADELPHIA. April a1.-ln the case OF rsobst.
on trial for ipe murder OF the Dce,iuc family. the
protccution VA. closed this afternoon. The coun.
sci for the dcicucc stated hat thes had Wftne-e-
e.. and vcsc allowed Two ho11. Tomorrow TO speak
IN l1ts hthaf wlten the ca<c NlIl go TO the Jury.
Tic case continues to excl3e much Interest. the
s.rtefs ID the vicinity Of the court room being
crowded ali Iay.
For fartllcr TcIc.r: oil SCI Fourth pMvG
, 1866-04-28
AN ATTACK ON THESAFE OF TIE
TREASURER OF WILL COUNTY
ILLINOIS,

COUNT IEEAsCKER's OFFlCE,
Joaist, april :. l6Ed.
Mcss,s, MURRAY HWIENE4 Agents far Ll1lIe'a saiea
GESuENES:-My cttcc Was catered on Mo: dag ulEh
by soc daring burglars. who forcIy opened theoutef
Office door, 1hayc In lsrse Ltilie'z Patent Fire
burglar Proof Safe which the audAcfous Ttsa1os
made desperate attempt oncn. using al the form
liable tools Of old hsrds ut tic business, heavy
sltage and tome bars takan ack1n1lth shop IN
the neaxhbotbood, hsd been u&ed with much vl.or.
number Of their steel wedges were Gtvcu around aud
between the doors without efIect Efforts 10 drill thc
Safe we're entirely fuie In several places the point
Ct the drill had made marks, or1f 10 show thar the
chl1ed iron perfectly &:zpcnetran1e. send sou
tho Gnu door for rsp9irs.
Tours, FRED SFHRIN0.
Treasurer or Will County.
, 1866-04-28

I have Just nub}llhed book which eontatns Conf
Flete Descriptive List at all TIC Erl1cs. tut much
other valn4ble matter OF ce1rsa interest ln this
have explained how The driving will be coadnctcd;
aud Lave answered every other 1uest1 on That can
possibly be nsked. n connection Eth the Coucers.
Two copies Of this book will be SENT fEEs or CuAReK,
t9 any oas scnG:ns eir one Or mere Iiekfis ed sn
ssery E,'3c nsHed r. ri hoeh vi! nt 1hs
stit:D :D,n or Y Nt,T; TN rRizES AME X REA1I.
ing = eoaplsed; aad correct lists ot re Winning
Pn,tIes: whose numbers appear on the list Will tos.
wn1d Their ticket At once. ~l dlletcnS as ~ ship.
k1nE goods and mcEeJs.
Inducements for Forming Clubs:
upcn the receipt of t41s1 vii! send zoa Tickets
| . g." I93sS I19;S : :"
" 4!i1 - 50
How tn SEND MnSEY.--M0ucv mar be sent, at ny
tsk. hy DTat, Express, Post ONCE Order, or Regis
My references are any citizen Of Chicago.
| MARTIN O'ERIEN
122 Dcarborn-st., Chicago, Ill.
AEetts are autlpr1zAd to oaet thu ahave Undue c
/ neutz.
, 1866-04-28

The Interior Department recsrl shows that the
forcirn Il immigration At Ntw York. the past year,
va. over 2f0,tD0
TIE NEW 1oHK CoSGREssxESo oN HEc0SsIRCcEtoS.
The meeting and action Of the New York Lon
rrcrslonaI delegation, On "Wednesday evening.
With reference 10 ,dc question Of reconstruction.
has been tie subject oi much Comment. and ha%
created considerable surrr:-n nmnug the cStsstnc
lion az sut. 70 favor forced n.Ero eutlagc IN snl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

We invite the attention OF our readers to .
careful perusal Of Ds. Easterly's medical sdver-
tisemcnt which can be seen in our columns to-
day. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established In st. Louis. are de-
serv~dly popalsr. have rapid sale. and srs re-
garded the best now in use. DR.. Easterly pc
psres a remedy for each particular form Of dis
ease. and not one remedy TO cure all diseases. ~
you often see recommended by others. his med
icines are standard preparations. kept IN oil the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
Northwest and are resorted to by invalids from
all parts OF the United States. A Dr Esstcriy' >
Family Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
mn experienced and educated physician We can
recommend them with confidence TO the afflicted
~ being much superior TO Others IN general use
W. any TO the afflicted give them atrisl. Orders
addressed to Dr. Easteriy, 81. Louis. Mo-, will
BE- promptly tiled and forwarded BY express TO
ali parts OF the country. octl7 dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
AcARn.


For The purpose Of aors fully Supplying
ths wants u the puSlis, asd b eedsr - pss.
vest unsssupuloas dealers ffoA palniag a
insseiss snl worthless goods - ths Msssou
Co.'S Psns, shall hereafter ssLl - eoosa
At wsoLssALK esosDtjag only TO Appointed
and Authorised Agents. 70 whom Cssti6-
cate Of such Agency will BE- given, end VIA
alone be abb to sell the Aosron Psns il
that city or village.
To ~ Agents l shall give liberal dis
seuat upon their agreeing 70 supply the
puol,e at ny published and we'll knows
prices.
jewelers. or Stationers will, in al cases, b
preferred - Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will b
statsd upen application, BY letter or other
wise.
Where no Agency 10 established, those
wishing 1o1Tns Psss must send TO my store,
whore prompt attention will be given 70 their
orders.
A Circular With fac-simile Engraving ol
Ill Sizes and Pricsa. will be sent 10 any one
on receipt Of letter and postage
Address A MoEros, No. 25 Maiden Lane,
New York.
Dated New York, Nov. /. 1866.