davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-30
Tbe Division Of neutrality-suspicious.
TO ReunSnus -
,yhn Ty7rrgn1A TNpf1Iafrtp hnfnrts a e31nur1,


,pg. appointed committee to confer with
The authorities Of Western Virginia in regard
to reunion and division of The old debt Of
the State. A few days since, Governor Bore
man received letter from a. Il. Stuart,
one Of the three Commissioners appointed,
asking II The Western Virginia Legislature
took any action upon the subject.
Cor. Dorcman, in reply, informs Mr: stunH
that the Legislatura took no action on the sub
1ect; but says that If the Virginia Commis-
, sessicn he bns no doubt they would hare
met with most respectful and courteous e
c4puon at the hands Of the members. lie
thought. however, he WIS not mistaken IN as
s-uiug Mr. Stuart that proposition Tor re-
union Of Tie s.ates wGaia not nave oeen CO.
but would have been rejected by unani~
nous yotc OF both houses. The Legislature
were prepared, however, (thc Governor says,)
TO take action In regard In the settlement OF
the public Debt and division Of tho public
property, bnt pot being advised Of any more
looking 10 snch settlement, tie matter was
deferred from time to time until the period
for adjournment arrived and nothing was
done.
The Wheeling Inte7igencer, in commenting
upon the correspondence, says:
"We trust the receipt Of Governor Bore
minis letter will have salutary cttect at
Richmond. Those people oyer there might
"a well understand Grst Us last, and once for
au, that the talk about re- absorbing this State
in Virginia IA &heer Jt3'y. The very large
majority Of the people Of this State scoMdVaY
fiotl7, fLefr }i,xs Jtf,rf they tcUts7d submit 10 H.
So strong and universal is this feeling that
even the party here which Is In fnll sympathy
with the dominant partF at Richmond dare
not confess that they favor reunion, though
they hare maintained an uncompromis,ng
hostility to the division from the time It was
first broached.
, 1866-03-30
Merchant crsticrsez our Position.


In your Taceday's 1ssue. under The hesd Of
- Buthcss Prospects," Jon say:
II merchant's stock is worth Sl2500o to-day.
3eaf nfnfe. uFpc1c payments arc reached, the
hundred thousand dollars for witch be thsn sela 1t
viii buy hs Inuch ax 4 hundred and twenty-five Will
nnW. Their may be an spparent. bnt there would
be no tea1 1oas- =.
Now 1t sec1ns 10 me that this Kind Of dnancaal
reatoutng il resy fmllar 10 1hat put forth by Ar.
Jay Cook, rune little time aimee. In which he IT.
gued that our na'ional debt is not only NATIONAL
blessing, but is national cspita which theory you
demolished, most completely, In very feT words
about the time 1t IVES tint broached. 1t Is very
tue, II al things should decline IN the same pro-
port1on with his stock, that then the merchant
would not be the loser; but let Us euppose that
the merchant, with his etoek or *124o00 on hand
to-day, .hAs given his notes for the full amount,
x125.00O, and that he is to-daJ worth. ovrr md
abose Ill Of his obligations. Just $s Co., Then let
ne euppose that, with the return to specie basis,
fay one year hence, he IL only able to realize from
his stock @1o0 000 and thai II requires his entire
{ea 000, which he is worth today. 10 met bis
indebtedness incurred for his s,000 Of stock.
Don't you think, IN this case, his loss wouid be
seal instxad Of appatenlf Then again. let us sup-
pose that while cer1aln commodities had declined
With the appreciation IN the v1iue OF our currency.
Others, such as real estate, bonds aud mortgages,
&c, hau In no w1y bceD affected. and that ID case
he det1.ed to make an Investment in articles which
had experienced 10 decline he would havc only
sloo, ,0O instead Of $l23, 900 to invest Would be
moi III this case also experience real Instead Of m
apparent loss think, upon more reflection, ynu
viii see that sout position ie not altogether sound
MkHcuANT,
, 1866-03-30

lfIuIu the NEW 1ufE Journal Of Ecmnl1Ct.l
As shoa In: the present cIoEbtant expenses on res
teas At New Orleans We send the tQt tot1l with
4 1cw ttetus3 4 ship or 1bont 62o tons carrying
l01 bates cotton TO Europe This vessel soot light
cargo inward from New FORK. Tota1 expenses $3.50,
or oTcr &6 70 per bale.
, 1866-03-30
The Needed Iku1lFond Reform Adtust.
Ing Fares 10 Service

From The Springfield tMats.) Republican, a5th.1
The bill just introduced into the New York
Legislature, TO grant the Central Railroad re.
lief from the law forhidding higher fares than
TIVE cents mile, provides for graduated
scale u! pricc8-two cents mile Tor trims
that rnn twenty miles an hour or less, TWO
and half cents for trains that run twenty
tive milcs m hour. and thrcc cents for trains
running thirty miles OF more per hour. This
is the trne theory and ought to be adopted on
nil our railroads. People who cannot at1ard
to pay the highest rates, and those whbse
business and inclination would be suited,
provided the expense WIS less, should be
accommodated with slow trains, while
those who must or will travel on the fastest
express, should pay corrcspondinsly for the
privilege. The wear and tear Of the tast
trains is immensely greater than that OF the
slow ones, md the people who occasion them
should pay the cost, instead OF haying It d.
yided amonE the patrons Of the slower and
less destructive tFains, rs now+ THIS is the
rule universally adopted in Enrooe, and It
needs no argument to prove its Justice. On
most Of onr r1tlr0ads now there Is but one
pr7ce for the same distance, no matter whetb.
or the trnin il last or slow. Some roads run
eecond.class cars On certain trims, but tbcy
are usually wretchcdly uncomfortable and
filthy, pattunizcd only by the very lowest
clusses SO that practically all respectable
travellers are forced to pay the eame scale O!
prices.
, 1866-03-30
The Expulsion Of Qu4Skcrw from North
<:ArUl1nN Denied.
The Raleigh 6tntinG denies that the llte
cmirrntion Of Quakers or Friends from North

Carolina W0s due 70 persecution. II saya.
II is well known TINT, for the Last quarter
OF century, aud more, the Society Of Friends
has been constantly on tho decline Ii North
Carolina, btth on account of tklc!r emigration
and the disposition Of the young people, as
they become mixed up with n.hcr circles ind
associations, to forsake the simple habits and
principles Of George Fox THIS has led TO i
very general desire On the part Of those who
still adhere 10 the old landmarks, to remove
TO Indianu, where the Society is more nn,nrr-
lcen prosecuted, either for their Union or
pence principles, VIC have heard nothing Of it.
w deny palpably the insinuahon Of the
standard that they are now imbelled by any
unkiud tses,11Icnt or persecution to leave the
s.atc. Our laws project Them 10 their rights
aug privileges a fully Us any other citizens,
Is false-that they are driven from the State
BY The spirit of lGrsscrtiun
, 1866-03-30
Heavy Snft AGainss n Haltroad In Ten
nEAsAEe.
lEcpm the Nssh1tllf Un1pn. 45thl

We are glad to learn tl1at measures nrc be.
ing taken TO compel the Nashville e. Chatt2-
nooEa Railroad Company to conc to time,
and cease 10 labor for the destruction Of
Nashville and its interest ]. ]. McCann has
commenced suits against them for StQ, go.
and other merchants will follow, and VIC nre
insured BY the attorney, Messrs. Nelll s.
Brown md John !. Brier, that for every Of
fence the Company is certainly liable Tor dam
ages.
We hope the merchants will put the mat :,
Ter through. They have it in their power to
compel the railroads to abide br the prori-
sions OF the law, and to treat the people Of
Nashville as II they had some rights which
corporations are bound to respect and they
should ply the last till Justice Is dune
Years ago-we hare tho authority of Mr.
TERMS Tor this-ihe road w.ls 1nulcted In the
hum Of s1,00, 600 for similar case of conduct;
and thcy shonld be made to smart now.
Nashville give $50 .G.O o did In the compile.
linn Of tue road. The bonds for The same arc
now outstanding. and the people are com-
PEELED TO pay interest on them and get that
same road is cndcayoriug To ruin the very
u!en who contributed So much IL II, in the
hour Of need. lfthc present managers Of the
Chattanooga road arc not willing to do the
fair thing. let the State, instead Of issuing
bonds 10 aid them, put its aIairs in the hands
Of receiver, as 1t can do at nus time and
then we shall cease to have Determinations
against the interests Of the State aud city,
, 1866-03-30

1ht ieof12 1fnnsrrftH EaJs: "Frotn r.-rtt.u.n
1n nn iIom st Louis we ieasn eomeshlnE 81 thr in
ts1 re p1aetked upon The ffeedmen ii thr
- si4ts Z tla =; e5 ,re e haze mounds
ycsF iron The planters The order. are camiaT e h;
Louis or thls nouF and thc piaotsrs stpuae os the
htmkesf miller assured us. Is made nom f:,ttcn
wheat, aud T. Of quality that II utterly nudt III
fcod. ind viii be a1nosl ctfl2ln deah ans Que E0
tats IT, Who ssys the freedmen med 10 cltn nehis
hill n hnrftU 10 urot ett them Ts
, 1866-03-30

Group.
How It mAy be easily Prevented: also Can9e and
;ure- Sent fiee. Address Z. 3. F0OTE. II. D., 1l3n
lr,rtwrv
, 1866-03-30

Ns1tChelorsH Hair Wye.
Thu bezt In the Wos.u. Harmless reliable, i1stAn
ianeous. The only perfect pge no dlsap2nnt1nsat
no rldfcu]oas ttns& gtgnsd H1Iiam 4. ba'cheic.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rrestrves and beant 1ts
The hs!s, Sold hy al Druggists. dcsa15& Is
, 1866-03-30

Ditto exclusive of


1h+rt WIS little more taqutEy 10. banle1 oil TO-
Hay and white the Harxet ls reported little batter
SGs. We eontinn. TO qucfe 1t 3txaN: for lmmdlate
dtnses5 70 rhtltdrtphi1; toc for My tl@alhc for
uns ano for Inly. Esle so bEls tor Joly aelt
III: boyG. option. Il &C. Reanet1 appear to have
stntIv the as 70 the views theEe T. nos xppa.
nrd ~ ln 70 atns Of them have almost couclp-
Free oil il cnn and eatlIely nonaInal ~
, 1866-03-30
Exports from New York to FOREIGN por1s for
the Mouth of Janaary.

fosetEn fffe Goods. s.Ha ln3.4-l n, 1of
do aotiahe..... 6ss.49 4sA:56 slam
Specie and hIll!ou... ,tH.179 e,1St1H3 2,1n,IT
, 1866-03-30
A Phys1ological View Of MAR
Celebrated Stomach
BitterK,

April ID. 1861.
MeEsrs. HcsIkTTZE 4 SMITH:
GHhTIKNKS-1t -ivea me pleasure to add my te.t-
moai4 to tnose o. Others II tavor Or yoat EXCELLENT
Of Southern river: and Of close application to lite
iTt;cm la undesntnsS ~ ~ 6estb. iSat hs nsrom
amaftyr to dyspepsia and nervous heanache. recns-
1s f1s a. a. rs ahesi ts snd defssaE al Sfown seme
easion tat noth,nr but ,otal change Of sesidenc.
reeo.nms nosd Iloste,tes's 1stters Ipr'currd bot
die e a. sapsinf1t; i Is9ul,ea ba. ose oattls to
bnttion o. remedies. The r.Hef II afforded NE has
bren conplete. i Is now aome ynass since nrst
1haye tound the pEeraratton nil that It claims to be
II IA sssndaro Family Cordial with us. and
rn ali nervous, bilious and dyspeptic cases,
ftyet uoWp to 10 thache. II what hare LOW raid
remedy, shall have done soma good
frt main. gentlemen respectfully youts.
mh2lp657 81 x.WtF E. D. E. n, SOCTHW0ETI1.
, 1866-03-30

the farmers Of that seaon. Nj. s4yB hat for mill
Ing prTpos II IL worth nfty cents more per bu1he
thAo ordinary wheat II thr4e i1:ta are AID the
tn1ns out to be turFoTod rAr1etJ, our ie.n
vii 10 we'll 70 get some tor sef1 and patE H.
|. J7etSfd JF1nkJtpf.
, 1866-03-30
+, COMMERCIAL.

TuuRsDAr EVENING, March 1865,
The eeeelpta and shipments tnrirg the past
twen1y4our nou1s compare aith those Of the cor-
responding dste last ye4r a. follows:
, 1866-03-30
The Late Spring.
BLopxIsu7oS. Nnrch q. 1Sff.

Editors Chic1co Trhnne:
Not = cd eown Or iar1ow TUNED in this County
yet; aud spring wheat is considered an uncertain
crop sown atIer april 10th, the question will 4oou
he et1ious one whether this country Will produce
1ny wheat m 1861. GRA1y MERCHANT,
, 1866-03-30

Comfort und Cure
FOR THE RUPTUHEn.-Sent ffce- Address 3. D
lQTE. II. d. 10 nroad Eay, New YORK.
, 1866-03-30

-- THURSDAY EVE. March ..
4 Il e Ssa Sc Il g. II aai
esa.:. .nn y sl:9 foE Flour e 81 I1ostoo.
RI. : % ia brs snsosna asi a, Taisf tss
sfsss ID e g. 19es5;
e r: 81 @ s. 81. 3 assasaa Ss Y
t Bill % !, s4sa s's s''' '''&-" s''>'' ~
~ Ehiss Winter Il slG: aGo sa m,1sa % d III: 5SS
b a M ssas 6 81 :, i .s ti;S fas IS a. M
isse,sd !, s:eelosias qaies i tis,aasXn fo;
rs, b. shtnped- 1:sss hn. Mr..
ae 5 4 t'sa ssesi &c b g i IL e9 6 81 ii Il 81 b.
es ~ d s. se S g. IT, ha seted
S9ghu M DO T!nl+E !E al Exc: 5000 ba Nc. sat 0xe:
~ ss .h!gPss
Msees iess: FL b b9'p pEs%s e. csusda "a
,AtLct!MSES!is 53fksts ss 7ef5 aais'. ana quo
Ts.e y ,oas e y s1s1
ax0oI' GoisS"Ss1kst Se no@snsiiy aaeasasea: &
Ir@e 70 choice flso 90 @
15Q0u 10 [ltne---.4.- l1QOeA1EDi
Faif % e0od ..............s..s..--. h1p9al0W
market i; vr auiss s e assas s
ss rs " htfs .ed2. q 2: ssls. e -;
!&t ;arpS s5es "a iSss o. nsify alsa r.
IL ssds tx SSsts ss
ht, Ghoee & &Dssy: .-5 @3
& ;c01 nee;. 6a1s
si:iNs:1iss n.ftss i Only node.teiy III -
ks,son,, ,,Ds1,g ,Aaeu' seamless linen. ~
naSe:o1. A. :::::::.::::::::::: :::::: Is
Gsn snpasa I, ;s
S!sIE 4; cotton. S@S
Ss:SsF Mnl., ;eu ssalaie;; Observation-Disclosures. S
Cotton hai ~
Cotton k.hei racks 3Ioo
t3tmnlee aao9
&c EEsE:sicsdy Ind nneisoEed. We quote: i''
SeW iNE FaHto13 @x
Mettsn @1
tUR@Tess sarri; of nsid coai Is ist. nd sl.S
81 ns1ssaon - 1sdaeaon Id reed t. ioosrd I Wa ii.
EE.E-E.ssS6eld... .....:...-....-..,...... snee
g. oIsoyn; @ 'i@
g %l9;as Ni1sTs! iK;;aEe...::.:.::..:: iS&
n.es.ss,s G. ":@s:::::::::
IacKsx % sans. prepared. .................. 5s1
Scsnton....... 7AQo
5!::i; $ss q
'eS5ffEE. GssFFEE.T6s mssKet Is stsadi and nm.
Gaps. r.; ...... ..::...:... ;;staH e?
lilo faF to good
:SSe = Z good demand i 81 dos
FKUINThe demand 1os at choice greea and |
dried fruits. conunu<a insulated. The supply Of win.
1s spa IT, nd p4sd 9 sppes ~ r. IT,
si m1,h n npxs5d tsaeensy o1anxes md LEMONS are
:resn Hrp!es. ass he.a K 9.o.s sem ezm
, 1866-03-30

TRAINS TO THE 3loS sToCK 1AKps.
Trains are run to the Cnlon Stock Ya-ds over tha
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Road, leaving the depot ut
the Of MsdIson and Canal streeu. The Eare ii
y certs each WAy. Ehe fare IL paid On The train
cents e1u7 will BE- charged.
, 1866-03-30

secreted under the spacious folds Of their am
ple cr:noIlnr, several et1aT hsa Of thf latest
Ito fasl: :opablc, II not to International
eide. -.'
, 1866-03-30

fpq!f CtpfTnl ScA3t,
RpIlipttUn
EurlbVeste1u 7c
ST lnuN Alton 335
Eock Island Scale, los
- .-..'.=
, 1866-03-30

rescbsS par.d z n.,.... !, q s
,. be. unr1Yed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is q 1;8
CAssttsx -. ..... -. 49,. -, ........s 10 q 81
I.aI.E -. " " " -. 1. s0t91
Ta1sr, NJ r ...... ....,...,....,., 4.E3 ha&.15
Tufkiah PTnrs ~ ~ .....,. u y -
kfNA-1ne TnAIfHt Yu1e3 dusft 1t the 44l1Q Wig
, 1866-03-30

The extreme rarge of prices to-day wak SL6st@1.a~
The market to-day has not really BEEN active ono,
get there hts been good .deat doing IN quiet way.
There wAs good attendance Of buyers. and though
the JssdE were E1ctchedlS NoppJ. Tie weather over
head wa Pleasant and favorahe 10 operations. The
receipts TO DAY. ~ well a. yesterday were larae, and
the yards arc 0lled to oycrtoVtng.
Shippers ars the principal optfators- large Rhare
OF the offerings hare gone into the hands Of New York
Ptts1butHh and Cincinnati dealers. Packers are not
huyinE to any considerable extent. tnd ahppes are
having things about their way. There u aoEnei
tt lnouI1J fot Stock Cattle, but no. enough 10 In;
any WY influence prices. =.
Buyers predicting stin further decline in beer
CATTLE whtle sellers express themselves A. condcat of
n speedy advance. We viii E1lt and sec
Sales to-day were 57l head, which were taken at a.
further reduction Of 13as5c = 100 ns
TIA f,uoulnr h. tArosr ~ trAnsarfjNr4s
, 1866-03-30
90 Contractors.

ITO CONTRACTORS.-On Mon
Il dry. April h. II the Board q Pubic NosRs
wllf tfcrye pfp pQe1l1 the Cact for c11tltx I'LL
irF II paf1ux West Ksotoph st7tcs 4 Madison:
STREET rom The 'e pGhse hsiok1 @ asia etTssts %
,ofo[t dyctesed, AID According
to 1ped1c4tcps o. die 1t thE ot1co. -
II ATTENTION Of contraction Is invited 70 snsse pfo-
po.td tMpro5tue1ts. c,vrrv
FRkD. LETZ4
OIL. ROSE.
.mhc.ase3t Hodrd of Public Rp{63.
, 1866-03-30

Tht Chefokee Curt viii restore health and Ei1oE,
STOP the emissions and effect permxneut cuIt AFTER
raphiet sot ia seaeo enyelope fee 70 any addt ~
Price .srer bott;e Ct tare9 eo,.le .os e. sold oy
Q tho world receipt rEiee thn sole pFopteLar
F. r. r. MERWE, 81 Walker s1teeL i. T.
, 1866-03-30
s&ttp NnttteB


TORpOKAT1UN- NVfICE.
~ prr17 OF IHx RoA1o og fun.!c MoEk,.l
Wte,,aA The Common Uouoeh q The Gi.y orCaies.
60 h.s oIdrtsd shat elIttfn.a Stsexf NJ. s2s ess
saeed I'D dsi I'd "a Nc4x t. no 70
lie Wofkk I'D that ta- sn Of eleven thonssnd nlae
b1nored and salrry uve dollars snd he
the imr.osera-ns 10 ortrrrd. a-o. ding . ne pro.
vt.iops ofthe Eeviset Charter, - Ameoaeo III saen
GEE N ade and provided; IN
Vow, therefore, puMc notice y htTehJ xtTsn g ~ -
pe5rpns fnterts "a, thts the Cprc:n!sNo1ef9 q Ee
soard ef Pnhitc Wo1te viii meet at ko7n1 No = 70
the Court Ilonse IN std tasFss5, ~ e1ta
h.. r. 1ssess the amnnet sboye named. dlFerted, u
pstsAd. hy The Common Council to bo asse%sed %
fhr re1l extae teemtd bcuetted bJ tht said eonte'
plated impio1 eusnt. ~
FREp LkrZ.
.. !, Rose
, 1866-03-30

Locnl Bonde arc firm aud more act1ve. To-day
Is thsrrs cnaubey Of Commerce stock serr sold at
%. We quote:
, 1866-03-30
41atlr0QDS.

THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
Il AND NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD CO
OFFICE No. 10 WILl1AM ATaEEr,
NEW i0EK, March u. 1885, :
vii! oe held 1t the companys Ones 10 Toledo Ohio,
On Wednesday, the E31h day OF April next ae noon.
The polls will tenaln opcn until O'Clock D. n. The
stock trAnt1er books viii be co.ed the oth Inst at
uiO51t n.P. HAKHYDT, Set'y.
, 1866-03-30


Sunday asd stonda1...-.' ;9 r. ~ LIZ 1,:97 ~
TUESDAY. .--.............. II 2l0 ~ Is02
Thursday ................2,43t 4l9 ltss 10
Total i..;:-.-.:S.-. 4:es' ~ saa 3::s s,tat
Same time last Etek....2lD Lis ....
The following ere the actual secelpts snce our last
report: |;
1fnos9 Cetff4...... .--..-.-...s....+..--..+...
burlington ia
Sf. Louis 4 Atod.
SpfthM eHt9d sl3
Rock lA4nd. w
=. =. -
Illinois Central Ecals........ ................. 3a
EurltE1ah Sf4d-
II. lnuts q AIt9n 164
Antth&t&leip sCAe- tsi
HctE jss1bd 17J
Total ..,....................
The market hks been moderately xctlye. though
prices havs Dos ben Sus1Atptd- So head chtn.rd
hanus todR3 II = r1nEe Of s94AGe9-9e Shippers ar4
about The ooly operators packers and city butchers
taktng few small lots only. !
L =
, 1866-03-30

Closing prices lue e1sh, N2rrA g LEE fnceivtt By
tose1h u. Lyons. Co11ml1doa Stock and Bood HeokE7
md do,,1 Government Securities, No. IS C1.rk 81.
, 1866-03-30
Y0ur ne8fiMY

And Ertse Prospects In Life clearly revealed By D1
Raphael. He Wits ths Affections Of the opposite SEA
BE EutdeA ynn 70 w-alth. health and happiness. Csl
At Drug Store: En4t- Madtsou-st between Wells
md Eraukt1n. Consultation tet tlue pollfI, Eli
, 1866-03-30
CHICAGO CATTLE ,IARKEr.


Thu1sdsy Evening, March .. s
BEEF CATTLE-AccordlnE 70 the Board Of ,Tsale
report the receipts md our last iasue,
compared with the corresponding period Of ls5 have
been ~ foowB 1t ahon1d be boEoe IN mind that these
shipments 4nd receipts really Of the day pre-
cedtng.
, 1866-03-30
OFFICE ASSISTANT GUAR
u ri

N4H8TTLLE, Tenn, Malth a, ISbS.
/ tll oer tor sale public auction. ut the FfanFl
Shops. on the 3lh day Of ApEl ntxt. commencing At
Couplings Tor line anate: steam Engine 1Q13 inch.
c5t1uder. ho1 se power steam sIg:ae x1!inch eyln
Eo.ss; Centre; test; Eost hangezs ne1e. .aa
gee. stn9lo head: Lathe, Ans,ne, doahle 1ead; !
Lasne band, small Etlh iron sneaEs; Lathe. sand.
IS Inch Pu1ltys bo1ed md turn-d; 4tnch Pulley.
bo-ed sud turned 1rnch Pueys- bored and tuTr ed;
borrd Il turned; lstnch Poeys boTto and turned;
" inch Pulley. bofed End lufned stiuch Pulfeys
il Conc Pul1eJs; ! lsts lron rl1.!; * n Planer
l2X-1 PaueF: + u ineh Plnnner; 10 feet Line Shaft
Ing Ts. \ to & inch. 5 Inch. & Inch
This Machinery IL OF best patterns and Ill In good
CONDITION. Persons wishing examine 1t be!oEe <ht
day Of sale can do By calling the franklin Shops
fefms, Cash Government Funds,
By order Of Capt- !. f. Eicy, Chief Quaftetmaate1
Dept Tcnn. y. b. kIRE.
fnn.o{F1 19t BT*t Nal a1d 4. q. II.
, 1866-03-30

p EYNARDS' WASHING
IL # r1D-NO. RUBBING REQuIREp. II Will
waeh IN hard Of SOFT water The washing for twenty
per1dnb can be done In Two houf1. 1t does Eot ntte
lhr fatrc the contrary it preserves aud xfs c1iort
and Ktll resnose paint ense and statos Of ali Ena.
Address u. < REYAARp. Nnnkegal.II, ss1 an
, 1866-03-30

The following are the reported ttansactlons:
,, o.s. u,sr,.,s LIE ~ s..s 49,. ~ nm
ne eos4 !en = i Suou - A'u.s
ns ~ 70 Oone,i leao "a 90, aT; aVt "s IL
sa-.5 ~ hAan - neaus ~. a'Ats -, ~
Adams Ps1oot sold Masks 1s head fais stee5.:
nse11R1DK Y - Il q 81 g none, = aeno sood
medium Steers artraSnk LOCI ns q 9 81; e "eoo
IS head good S.tcfs, Averaging l.zg rs. hS6,!3: !.
head Do. aTeIaRns LA ~. 1t x694; 70 EHbl.. Y
Eesd medium. ayrIaEing 95 D.: . *Aeo; to shesos,
Hall d Rtevrs sold FeodIe 10 hcxd common steers.
sverag1ng LILO H. 1t $3.1S; to HORNE. IT head do
ase1axi, ltN ID 1t tsas; 10 Hlrdia q Co. u hesd
Me.fea 1otd Mets is head medium steers. averaging
LIT nj, Rt $3-1a.
Wallwttk 4 Mallory sold Ruaty % head good
Steers ting ,38x ns X f58aH heo1 DO. aF.
cT1Gtng 1s93 bt. Al t6.s2k 70 rice ~ bead medium
Cows and Steers, ureraE1nE 1tS MS. at t6o 70 Keller
70 head &C. aFef1sink lgs -; =! *aH: g Cois9n -
nS besd n.,nT SterS iii NJ III
SD - .
MltcEe:; + Adams sold Thompson II head stocs'
EtE r. Averaging 80 mts Ef saGp: 70 Qdton II Ab1a
, 1866-03-30
Br011OBalH.
C0NTR

ITO CONTRACTORS AND
= FI1LDERs.-sesled proposal. EIlt be received
by the EoA, Of Commissioner. Of Yrrmtlon Couniy
for cons rusttng Cous1 Ncuse1r NEWPORT, Ind rpon
aran adopted bY the BoaId which rtan and specacs.
Ga and after 1he 2t'h dsy oi March. Ess Said 6afid
!ns 10 be By es1eei With fto1t projection Of ii b. 70
vRult each, fo1 Cers, Auditor, Tltasurer aud Reeor
Ger. Second 1tosJ to contain Court Room. Jury
kooE1s anu sne1tdt Office. Proposals 10 be for The
wAoe Of said work. A,tertts 10 be 1ur1lshri ~ the
eonfiatnf Security Will be required tor the faithful
compliance with the contract,
Eaghr rreserssd to fetect any or all hits.
~ order OF the Board Of CoMmi..foneIs Of Verml-
Hon County. tk1iArn. JAS. TARRENCE,
mhl8 ptSt II 1teEY1 Auditor Yes1nlllicn County
, 1866-03-30

nISSOLUTION.-R. B. Ogden
~ retired from the 1rm Of JOHN O. M0Sf.OE Z
co. March 9Th. The book and accounts will b set
JOHN O. MONROE
Chicago, March 2, 1853. Il. b, OGDEN.
, 1866-03-30

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed propot a]s for the building Of }an J6x3s r.
two stories high with btsemeni&% for the County OF
LSlnss1oa H., win 3 received g. he once Of tbs
Comfy Clerk II Pontisc IN sa,d a ,ee county Sp 70
10 be Joliet sfone and containing II ces Cor rscsoFs
10 furnish I'll the ma'esal and hsYe the work com
Tie connlt,ee restng !he reht 70 reject APT o. al
bids Plan and specifications cn be seen 1t the ONCE
al the County CLARK On and er the 2lss March.
R.t: 1osf :nofehKlss. 1EafEMs BUILDING Com.
r. r. HARRlNGTOSj
Pontiac, H., March 3. 1876. psi
, 1866-03-30

DIR, Foote's Adv ertlhe Inenta.
OLD EYES MADE NEW, without spectacles Doc
tor or Medicine Pamphlet maited Zee. Address
r. FDDTR. N. D., 130 RroadWay, New YORK.
, 1866-03-30
H0STETTER'S BITTERS
As \
Household Medicine!

1t Is great faacy to suppose that the nauseousneaa
ur medicine IL my proof Of its v1us Azestoatvs-
The truth H. that tne palate reYolts against
dy, II cannot do much good.