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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MedinaI Denartmant.

Az OUNCEAENT-lS65-7 The reZusr Of instrue-
ton will begin the first Monday Of November l and
end the first day Of March, 1857. The Museum. Library
Buildings and appurtenances perfect and the
old teachers each in his place. except Professor Bu
chauan by whose been allied
Briggs formerly Of Practical Anatomy
FEESFOr tickets to the entire l05 90
alatFicuiatng tee.-... . "
Graduating p co
Dissectng Ticket-..- 10 90
Board can be had at from 81 to s. per week.
FACULTY.
JOSEPH N D. late Chemistry in the Med
ica College Of Georgia, Professor Of Pathology.
WM BowLIEG D, Professor Of Institutes and Practice
Of Medicine
PAUL Eve NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery
Of Women and Children.
THOMAS u JENNINGS, NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy.
LISDsLEY VI D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
X WINSToE NJ d, Professor Of Materia Mediea and
Medical JurisprudcDce.
WIN BRIGGs N D, Professor Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
BUcHANAN D. Curator Of Museum, Proseetor to the
Chairs Of Ana oiny and Surgery.
) LISDsLEY, NJ ID. DemOustratOF Of Anatomy
H. Nashville Journal Of Medicine and Surgery. month
", so s. w II Bowling, proprietor and editor
auRlsml W. X. BOW LING. Dean Of the Faculty.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

This man, who, years ago, came into this
State as an adventurer, and who, by his de-
ceitfulness and cunning, induced portion
of this people to believe him worthy Of Of,
fee, has thrown off the mask which he has
worn for "policy's sake, and has the impu-
dence to assert that it VIII not be long before
the negro is allowed to marry into our best
white families The following is an extract
which we take from a speech he delivered to
a motley crowd of " loyalists at Athens, in
this State, on the Dist Of last month. The
idea of such brute representing Tennessee
in the counsels Of the Nation Read the
extract
4" am an Abolitionist and have always
been one. 1 was accused Of being one when
first immigrated to this State. The charge
was Just; l was full and running over with
Abolitionism, but / denied it for policy s
sake. / am proud to-day that have been
classed among the prosecuted set, and deem
it the highest compliment to be denounced
as such And 1 tell you, gentlemen, that in
a short time all this complaint about negro
equality will be done away with Some
months since it was said that the negro
would not be suffered to testify in your courts
that his oath would not be granted him.
But how stands matters tO-day2 He is not
only permitted to testify in your courts with
impunity, but there is every evidence that he
viii be on q social equality with the white
man in your State. Yes, gentlemen, in a
short time, he will marry and intermarry in
your families 1t is a little Objectionable to-
day, but you will soon get over this, and the
prosecuted negro will be welcomed to your
parlors. This will be the result of the 30
litical and social changes of the next few
months"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

ANOTHER LooKING-GLAss SMAsHED-A
dispatch from Nashville says that General
Fisk, of negro-bureau notoriety, has had the
glass smashed out of his bureau, and that he
is to be mustered out of service to-day. Andy
johnson throwed that brick. Fisk's success
sor has not been named in public as yet
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

Marina Smith, young lady who resides a
short distance from Memphis, was brutally
outraged by negro named Tob. Wane, on
last Tuesday night one week ago. The vii
Ian has been arrested and lodged in Jail.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

Trouble IN the Treasury Departments
is announced by the New y ork Herald that
a deficiency to the amount of $50, 900, 900
has been discovered in the accounts of the
Treasury Department when under Secretary
Chase's administration. That journal also
states that Mr.. Fessenden, when Secretary,
resigned on account of the muddle il which
he found affairs at the Treasury, and that
Secretary Nc Culloch has not been able to
satisfactorily arrange the accounts of Depart
menE An investigation by Congress is
demanded by the Herald, which says: No
one will, of course, attempt to ascribe to
Judge Chase any improper use of the funds
unaccounted for, but as showing the loose
manner in which our national financial
affairs have been conducted, discrepancies
like these demand immediate investigation
at the hands of Congress"
Now what's the use It's only thirty mil
lion; just little loose pocket change for
radicals to buy cigars, etc. with. Don't do it
Mr.. Herald, the poor tax payers don't mind
it, and besides Congress ought not to be both
cred with such triaes! And Judge Chase
he wouldn't have thirty millions; oh, no not
a radical so mean as. would even look with
wistfuI eyes upon such paltry sum
At the grand ratification meeting in
Memphis, on the 25th of last month, the
following resolution was offered and unani-
mously adopted:
Resozred, That we cordially indorse the
policy Of Andrew Johnson, and we recognize
in him the man. who, of all others, Is now
under God, ordained to lead this people out
of the present trouble and danger; and
adopt as our own his noble and patriotic
sentiments announced by telegraph to the
country:
''The Finger of Providence is unerring,
and will guide you safely through
The people must be trusted, and the
country will be restored
And we hail them as destructive to Itadi-
calism, and as bringing hope and healing,
and assured promise Of constitutional restor-
alton.
The legislature of Mississippi viii meet
in extra session on the 18th of October.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
NOTECE.

Being DESTROYS 70 make a change IN my bus
mess the 6rst day Of September, cannot sell
anything without the cash.
sept ., IS. JEhoME HILL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
.V-esU advertisements.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

The legislature Of Mississippi viii meet
in extra session on the 18th of October.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

The Chinese population Of California now
amounts to 5S, 800,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
tennessee Banks.

RENARKs-NOtes of the Bank of Tennessee 1861
signed by G. G. Torbett, are uusaleable.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

Passed November 25, 1865.
, 1866-12-31
4 Walt to the Painters Studio aI,1rvins-
ton on tho audnoTxs

ton on tho Hudson.
Correspondence Of The National lntelligeHcer-1
B,eEstadt, the great American Landscape
painter, the man whose brush has mAda US
Mountain scenery, Ia lie Last acquisition
lrVlngtop has made. High up on tie top Of
prominent hill, about two miles cast Of,
but In sight Of sunnyslde, and with the solid
rock for foundation. this cleFe- artist has
bunt him castle Of dark. hc~n granite. It
oddly. The artist was bis own architect,
and venture to assert he has given to the
science a new. II not 4 very harmonious
feature. To. describe the figure 1t cuts
on the ground you would need to have the
last great work on geometry at your elbow.
| angles than any other house within my
knowledge. have studied it from almost
every point Of view, without finding much
In It to admire. Indeed. 1t was some time
| object was In building It. At first sight, it
struck nc as being built In three sections,
| and put together Us the convenience of the
owner demanded. Then u occurred to me
| that Mr.. Blerstadt, whose mind lakes MILL
tary. turn now and then, bad been studying
redoubts, lunettes, pa5apets, traveyses, en-
brnsures and epaulmelts 50 mixed up in hia
admiration that he hid them incorporated in
his architecture In short, that he had built
or France, when It could be very readily con-
yerted into 4 fortress, and made to perform
conspicuous part In defending the position.
Tbs walls are certainly thick enough, and
the windows are 80 arranged that guns
mounted in them would sweep the country
on three aides, hs- we'll "a command the
river. Three galleries or TerandaAs stretch
along the many sides OF the first, second
and third stories Of this great house, afford
Inc an e1cellen. opportunity Tor promenade
, 1866-12-31

The following IL the Meteorological Record Of
the week ending Saturday, December 9Th. 1853 A.
Aep1, h1 J. G. LAnEzusa. Dr.. o9t'ossn. No. Us
kaI1o(ph Atseet. Tho temperature IL taken in
ihe .hade The direction and fonce OF tho winds
are sirrn .pp.n4i,nasely with tho b&roaas rfe alA
sudct--the sm1li letters being the initials of1he
words "htgh," "brceEe," gentle" 'eyeeHng," :"
rain ~ 'spow." '-mosst atmosphere" sad dry
, 1866-12-31

stale steet from TwenJ-four.h street
to 1weuty ska eIEct. s
Twe..ts-sixth street, from Stats ttree-
to lntiAnA &ftnn6-
Twenty -k11th street from Indiana Ave-
nut 70 Calumet
indiana ascnue, from TwentJ4eeu1d
ktfctt 10 1wcuty third etreet...:-.-
Indiapa avCnnr. ftoEl Twectf-slxth
street - 1wcutT.hth street
atrye, to Txepth- -nnh street.
Nlchlrna avenrc, from Twenty sixth
street to lwenty-1flh street +...-...
Michigan Avrcue. from lncnty-fausth
streetto Twenty firth etseci -...--..
Wabash svenre. from Twenty second
street 10 Tweni y-,lisd ktstei..
| Tah1sh Ascnue, hom Twenty third
street to TxertJ J-sorrth stfr.t...-...
PrAirie avcnne. from Tweuty-slHh
street to Twenty -ttsh street. -. -.
pz1ir1e avenue, tom cea'tc Of fWcnty-
nth street 10 II fres NORTH h-...-:.....
McGresor tisret, tzum ogdtn alp 70
stsUs,t 1ns sysnr1, Hom sorth Bs..sa of
Chicago IIy1'r 10 Twenty -eflh stSett
7wvoty.tflh ssictH from s,twart ave-
rue 10 Archie avrnue..-.
Archer avenne, ,tron Twenty J-drstst1eet
to Burnside street.
Twenty-h.st ttrecl from Archer ave-
nuo 10 Wentworth aseuCe..
p3rp1e ttreet. f.om Twenu-fsss ssrrat
to Arher ascnue.. .-..-,...,.,.. !.
stewart arenue. from Twon1J -seen1d
street TO Archer Ayenuc. --....-....
Archer xvcu1e7 from Stewart avenne
TO Finnel ssTect.- ......:.
Archer ave,.pc. from Ftcccl street. to
Twspty.1rt stGet. ---.-.....
Arche; avruue, from Burnside street.
to EtAtt kttett-.........-- ..........
| Thirteenth street. nom cast line o1
Nxbaeh n~enuc 10 west line Of Va
bash Av%uCf ......- ...-.s.......s.
Tour;eerih st-cet, fro.ss end Of . fee'
tcNct on Wae7eh avenue tc wes
line Of WAha.h avenue- -....-......
Tneputit street, from east lite o
Npe4th svenue 10 west lilac Of vi
hStE ArcbE1 ..-..
rCuty-n1st street, t'ota eass tlns 9
Ws1is.h avvIpe to WEI a..s1 Ga WI
bash AvCrtt .-.....-..---s--..-.-
. Total l.ccal feet. .........-.-.. ~.
, 1866-12-31

,,n r.nthrr bas hoc,, 81 hd~ht- sun.t,ny ana
t1 -, AZ. ns.t- 49,, ..te,, ;, r. -.,,o- .
cNt*ftn' al '1e "eeA' saa. ~" - t~s'e' :. !.
TINT tdtarr topic, VIC cannot help rries7nC to II
with scr.trcpt Of gratitude Fine wea:he. Is
,r.,-nnr =, srv ses.on II Is douhI, 70 aurtnc
,,, ,,'r 49, ~. 80
The hoDcas. ettaf. laughing o!ne SKIES. nno
ft,etA y tara r. enaEa3nH s,nslnG WIN ;0e 1870
oi a'sffs LEI. sopk rs 50 Use Sss.tn. t ,t wv,
hss- WIFI. uln' Gsc sno" nsa ntn ~ ~. ~ .
atcAcs oecp o1 toe Gsonha+ 70 oeas tus sac.!u a,
foaho o. NE faf'sn nsns, fnEsessse aoJSs ~ ~
olees souaos o. i9ith5. Ao"ossss ~ esSi. ~ ~. .
fnoH EoIM pfo1c oonn 90 s1ouen.y. Y
tElo s'oEp.s7ss ana tlnsn, We eam9e. :
!caf 70 VIA iol ArS no'S ~! ,tn;,.+,,. rs : :
1u1 a. lne ekA!u9 PasAs uaA pEo Eluntus aI.e''
, 1866-12-31

81. LorH December q.
ToNAcro-rrthirs toitx.
Co11aN-EA1es 1t 79kc,
FLpIN-E6thlrE doing.
CaArx-Whsat Urn. Com dun AID toWrf at 71a3Se.
O4rs dali NJ 6aa6c.
PzoyM1nxt-Ac8 pork eaSter 1t $4-m. usooo tn
CHANGED.
HoG1-salea .t .<et4c; little doing.
General m1yktfB
, 1866-12-31
HR NkHs.

i
Warrington street, from point III
feet west OF weat line Of Reuben
street 10 y est line 81 kobey street. 4
-Hrsi Indiana street, from West lloe Of
Green etsse 10 west Inc Of Rucxer
yanBn1rn street, ftoni west line Of
HAlsted srecsto uest line Of Ruck-
CT fEFek. ....:-..-.......... a
Ii stitek from weat nne Of D,us
.lAcd asenue to within = feet Of
wess line Of Hucker etreet. ......
Chicago ayernc. from west 1ioe Of Nil
waukec aTenur 70 wcat Inc oG Rurk-
clctn s:fcei stom II V ut 1ndi.n;s ;i;ssi st;ost
10 Hubbard street .................
prorta etrret, from West Indiana
street 70 Hubbata street .
Morgan stFrrt, fsuu Randolph stzc&t
to 1-tkr ktrfct....... 80. -.
AoEgan atIe1. from Randolph street
to Washington street. ..........,,.7
!! Carpenter street, from Randolph street
My street tom Randolph :t;set ;;:t'i 70
Washington street.
Wood street. from Park avenue. 10
NAshlnRton stEeet.
Washington street, fou west line OF
Hobey street TO vest line Of Leayilt
Lincoln street, from Washingtan a.iec. -
to Mac1on street,. ......,,,.
Morgan street frnm Adams street 10
Moran street, from Adams xtree, to
Re1ben street. IRON Washington street
to Warren street. et.--........, 20
TAYLOR street, from tho river to Eli
fte1 Street,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5
, 1866-12-31
AAEOAElkKs
&fAn. 3p. Il. 8H ,. n.

pa&e Mercy. Wind Mer'y, Wlnd. Merry: Wind.
Ncn n......;sN s.s.w.s, 9mw. j. ~ 2alG WI .o.s
TEe..,...aN K.h 9.N s.W.g. 4,SS S:W.h.v
Tns......n9 TT: Gsa Ne: .@ q wx.y
Sat.....@ & r W.hv. 29@ VIZ. 6S7 WY
Tho dash preceding figure indicates "belo*
, 1866-12-31

Aathiua In one of the meat distressing
Complaints which a1lets NAE. KarelJ fatsl, bni
don Why sude:s, when relteY l. within you.
rtnch! MArsdEna Peesoral' Balm has relleved
every ease, and cured tho9sanas. For sale bv III
druggists. Bnrnhams 4 Van Setback, Chicago
Genstal Agents for tho SorthHesl
, 1866-12-31

DsorpERL1 HoreB.-on Saturday morning At
Tho Police Const fon. keepers aud sl1tesn inmates
Of dlso.de.ly houses were tncd 70 the aggregate
anour1 Of &116
, 1866-12-31

AHo7Hx1 RncTK.-At the Folten Co1rt On Sat-
nrday afternoon, for getting drunk seven days
out Of the Eeek and heating bis wife It ints1als.
e her COZ FIituEon would heas the fnalction,
Ftcder1ck rentxcu was ancd Sc.
, 1866-12-31

.........
SoTrh G1enue, from vest line Of Day-
tua ttretk 10 wc1t hne Of Inrfabe9
nas ehect- from Wells street to Mar
Ect street, ..--..-....-.......2 3
Wblto sIress, from Wells straat 10
MAfkcsssiseet... ....-.-.............
Chestnut street. from Clark street to
LaSals ttfsct....,.. ,...---:-..--..,... Z
North ClaEk.strecs, flom Maple 10 d.
Ts31h eLTses-t -t..-..--..--.--.... -.
Diy1:kon street. IRON North Cltsk
stteet 10 North Stzte stteet.....,,,,, =
Dearborn aIsetr from the eeudp OF
Elm stfeet 4oustw ard ;. ..-.,. -, /
East Hinstlalo stNet, from North Stxte
street eAAtwArd. Ard......-......-.... !
Huron strcoi, ftR Wella street Is
Franklin street. I
Superior street. from We1la tt.eet 10
franklin street ...--.............-.. !
franklin steet from Superior steel
bali Way from Pearson street 10
Glnedale E.1Eet ....--. ....,.. 1
FtanLlm street, from Hinsdals street
10 Whttu Street,. ...... ......,x
franklin sirect, from Oak street
noah"AFu '......-. ..-.............
, 1866-12-31

A sure Pie CuFe.-Dr. Gubertss Pile
Instrument roatuvcly cures the worst ea2cs Of
piles Sent ~ mall on rrccIpt Of f. cireulars
tce. Sold hy dfprVists. Agents wanted evcrJ-
where. Address ]. B.. RoaAIxE, Manager, No.
St Broadway, New York
, 1866-12-31

Accident 10 JrpdE uhcx=o&p.-Hon. 1bpmaa
D1uu1muud, Of the United stsles Court 9pfal1ed
his ankle 20 severely On the evening ofFfiday
that be ~ss unsale 10 be in Attendance upon Court
ou Saturday.
, 1866-12-31

rhepIpat1EM arc being daily cured BY Aettalae's
Great Rheumatic Remedy. Sold By I'll aruggists
LpRp Il SNuTH, Agents.
, 1866-12-31
LOCAL. MATTERS.

For u desirable suite OF unfuFnished
roo,ne, With o. without boa:a, eaI Al C7psbJ's
building, IS Stxts street
, 1866-12-31

Especial Despatch to the ChtcsEo Trthure]
PufyHuRoH. December 70.
Oil market dull. Ealcs Of crude In bulk at sasHc
and 11<Ke packages Included Heoned in bond "a
z4e.fce board Of cars hers. Free oil Is auet 4n3
nortal st tsE+te. 10 secelpu aad no inquiry tor
stauut. or n1nt*a.
, 1866-12-31

Itch. kctatch!: -RoJd,A Medlcnfed
Cream enls Itch, scratches, xnd al skn diseasos.
IL L ucsi. pleasant, RronaHc, tan and certain !;
specially adapted 10 children. Sold By al drug
Ffx
, 1866-12-31

rrsted Saturday musntns charged With appzoprl-
atIng roll Of aeout 500 yards OF canvas which
Was loet trorn one Of tie wagons Of the Flsc Dc
pattmcut about three months ago. Daily hxd
sold the property for x13,
, 1866-12-31

The Pure%t md Sweetest Cod Liver Oil
In the wofld, manufactured from fresh, healthy
lvcrs uron The eca shore Il Is perfectly pure and
sue.t. AK for Essard & ctswell'a Cod Liver
OtL~ Manufactured BY CA<wE1, MACK s Co.,
New To:k. Sold by nj druggists.
, 1866-12-31
d I e ID

IN hIs cty, fha ath iesf. In ths s1trolnth ve.r
Of n.t AEt. III. JOSEPH II. WILDER formerly q Ian.
carter. MxAa. ~
fEtefl viii takA, place from hil -.
rrsttenccI l9 Tabaah Avsnns. Wednesday, Jam ~
atlo o'c2eE + n. Fftds Of LII AnallJ y rifed
u at1e1a. tStee0
Bossnn md Brooklyn pa2ers p4cese cop!.
, 1866-12-31

TEE Ax.rAI RAI1. and exhibition drIu Of The
Ellsworth zouavet, win be given 1t the Newhali
House. Milwaukee,. on the ercutne Of January
al, Milwaukee Is reported 4. very enthusiastic
On re AansSt 1ud heF Prominent c.ttzen., PRO
1uxd Tickets all BE- sold for half FIRE
, 1866-12-31

LA7ER NFH YORK MARKETS.
tHpeeiA Despetn to the Cnicagp Tnbuue.1
NEW YokK. Deenmber q.
fkKAD5tCFf4-
Flour and GrsAtfhe reported stocks being !2rEer
than tho estimates :httked the demand, Ind the lte
leg II rsther dep1ded.
1kocXE1N.
Prtces nonlnAllJu1rhAuEed.
F1ovIA1oA4.
Nothing dona Ii pork. New buo1ant. ctosinE bidz
1t $21.M, tuyer Jnu11y aud sn.5 seller February.
Old c1oscd At 319::Sx. Lard Nc betsst-
LITE Mo0e.
HcEs nrra. u s1c. Eeceipu. 100 head
, 1866-12-31
Markets bv Telegraph.
New YNk Mark

New YafA Markets.
NEw YoEK. December ~.
CnTrox-Heasy.
TLorf-yes3 dEm, hr. Unchanged. ....
GaAIx-Nheat-lnlfAr Ard nrtl, with Gales at $tcs Ter
So; Calesse spring. sosn-Dulsaod hs3s5. .oats-
Prov1.1nSt-fork-3irmer, with sAtes q 5000 bss1
mesa u S;oooaN.75 Il new. snd old II sls.4kS2sNs
LA1d-ffsneFt II II A117Nc.
stKc for pulled
lfH1EsLD HoC-Hihef II 8f53Hc.
, 1866-12-31
GI)ifa9o @rit,u,1t.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1866.
THE CITY.

THx Poer orr1cz will open On Nov Tcas's Day
At o'clock, AID ciose at 10 for tho day.
AcDCaos cIrh-A meeting OF tha Audubon
Glib will b held IN Faslor No. !, fremont House,
On Monday evening, list Instant. Measures for
The enforcement oi Tho game Law will be taken,
1no omocFt electod ior the comtn4 rsag.
, 1866-12-31

commented for thspped hands md for general
lo0et Use during cold veaiheE. 1t MzJ be oe-
fafHtd nI all dEpCH3lt1 &nI {AptI rpQdA dn2ltrf.
, 1866-12-31

HAKK TA1Ar1oz-Ths hank officers connected
with the Clearing House held meeting there on
Saturday afternoon 10 discuss the mailer OF the
taxation uf bank i:sues By the 6taie sad to devise
fome taethcd OF relief, a recent decision OF the
New York Supreme Ccnrt that Ssata ta1atpu of
National REnEs u ureous suiutonal, has led to The
inquiry il soroe action fhou1d not bn taken In the
West TO ascertain the Law on the subject
, 1866-12-31

A SkK1oEa EHARGE-Ihomas c. speden, 4 po-
ltcemxn, wa4 cx11aired before Jnst3ca Quinn yes
scrday afternoon, charged with astAulunc Michael
McGuaId, of No. 1D Eorih Wxter street, with
dangerous weapon, and With making M Assault,
with int nj 10 commit repe, upon ue person Of
Mrs. NcCntid. Hs was tounu over till Monday
, 1866-12-31

The 1.x-TER cAEntEns, who have served the
public so faithfully slnes the last New Year. hare
Issued NeE fear's Addresr, and propose 10 DIS
t,ibEte I; along their different b.sts On ruesday
morning. Th:y ufer quite h.ppIly 10 their Ia
bots during The last Twelve months, pro !se to b
= tsltefnl IN u a. II 90 wish every one happy
received with friendly smile" and dismissed
''wth IN extra stamp" To ali Of which He give
\ ncauy endorsement.
, 1866-12-31

Paper 7IanE1ng3 Hns1 W1Edow Ahndei
It Essaily reduced prices. F. E. Rshy. 81 Kan.
ArAr,h-6f ..
, 1866-12-31

rr!icFInR the child from pain, tt s,ioNa II quiet,
pltrrsl sleep, and comforts the nnotle1.
, 1866-12-31
NJ 4 H Il / e D.

In ItEeolo. Ill, on tA% Hrh tnst 1t tbs ,ezidence o4
the eE1det ttner ny Ede1 T. r. Berry, Cspo'u g. e,
tATIlsoE. Of Corln.1or, Ind, to Nlss MATTE A.
BERRY, Of Lincoln. IL
ln Chicago. "a The am *nst, b. R.w. P,terHon,
d. VT. WILLIAM L WILLIAMSON kad Nlss
DkllA GARkrTI, Al uf shtt city.
IN mi. city, the essh ina b. TIE Rsv. E. A. vsa-
EsIt KA1PH e. DARR0S And Mis- LUCY PRANK,
III ot this GfI.
, 1866-12-31

AteArL1 Axn Honh1nI.-Abouf si1 o'clock op
Saturday eyrniuZ 4 young lad named 5te,t. en-
plosrd In Field, Pslmc1 i Letters etore, Lake
ttt~et, wss proesedtrs homewssd In company
With yorur companion, vhcn they we're sad
denly assaulted By couple Of rutsans while pass
ire the 1ombtr yard near Canal et.ret One OF
the 70 bcfx held one lad whl1e fne other .s wert
throu:h" stett. srd relieved him Of a watch and
chain: The fellows both made ihelr cecape be-
1cEe tic police arrived,
, 1866-12-31

A AForko1so.-Aoout eleven o'clock last nIphl
Officer Prince found On The steps of No. 100 Aa-
atas ftrect. 4 female infant. apparently only
by its unnatural pA1ent-io be picked up BY a
stranger or to ped=h In The cold, Ia II could not
have Euz.1std long fp the hitter night air. Tbs
H.fle wa!f VIE taken to tie Aruory and commit
Is new doing well. The impulse OF shauls md
desperation must hsse nocn stgoag to rtrder q
cctaen 20 lor1 TO the feeling CT natural affection
4r to cast ~ ay s helpless babe like Ills.
, 1866-12-31

Tnl TAPPIxc.-On Faiday afternoon, John
Scharrle hceame thirty and vislea the saloon OF
1opis Dunnesbus:, At No. si4 Milwaukee avenue,
oste1slnly 70 got a glata Of beer Af,er getting
him, u it becnme 20 strung tbs, he eoald not
rct.st tie tenttAtlon to indulge It. In the mo.
>Ecnsa1E nbsence Of the proprietor. John reached
Els frtta the drawer. The thcf. xts shortly aftcr
Eatds afseoEc1ed, and Sehncn}e WIS arrested. At
nlr1ed fur :r7al In hall OF 900
, 1866-12-31

A PAIR Of matched horses, suitable
~ far lItht sxprtA2 wagon, E.snt<t. Can 1t 10
Lff4t, pp statrf. s6EAEER& BpYErOH,
, 1866-12-31

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
4 portion of the furniture Of atanlly leavtng the
city will be sold the highest bidder 1his morn1k Ut
so'elock Clothing and olher goods this erenlcg 1t