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, 1866-11-23
TIE GREAT REVENUE FRAUDS.


ltcycnur-Isurntn= Fluid and Spirits,
from tho New York Times, November ~.
4 GOOD acai Of Stir is likely 10 he made among
ierr. md those wLo arc connected with the di+tll
lEc lGsiqess, by Htic1uous which have recently
srlsen out Of transactions Ia the Second and Tated
Tic taci which Hes at the bottom Of the whole
affair is ihat the internal revenue tax spirits il
ncss Of disiillins vess pradtsbjo to auy oic wio
can avoid the payment OF It.
which passed Congress 1T .ls last session, was
embraced the seemingly innocent provision thai
naanutacinrcss OF buEIipg fluid shoa!d pay : epe.
ss1e s' ef e,en d s: s.sa o Ss Gs
speak, would tc:n to give color 10 the idea that
fhe inee;t!o-. Of III. provision IN the iaw was As
SeuoT, ever heard Of. Previous 10 this enact.
E.cnt III re werc few OF no tnsnafacto-is OF burn
inC fnid, ard i roald seem tsl: lie l.npnsiIon
of tax upon them would EA.li!E sesul. In an III.
erase Of theil number. and y.t Il ia nnloub:cJ
fact lha Of late there have tj,rua. up rrest
Ea1n3e, Ut lAcsc manufactures. where before
Tbc aJ;eziion OF the law nn.cc.s OF the Gorcsr-
fatnl III int Eas:esn nlstric! Of this Stste was
nud. tc,csal having heen rtcentiy stared IN that
lssE:c,, AID the question naturally suggested It.
g.. Why 'hry sooui1 i:srars. a my n found tnat
J.ild Tic ,1se Of kerosene h:t driven the article
I.ac'ic2lly out ci The masses as means Of pro-
v.ic t!c business tlonc explained the secret.
Entairg Luid lE composed Of lurpenttne md
spi,iis. Tie fattct forming about scrraty-are or
ssShiy larse in one bundled. 1he-c naa5ufac,u-
t> ai' ses e3y :lc spir!as necessary 70, the naa.
Li"rt:tc witch enid base paid the GuvsEnm nj
lax Of - pr ..all'n. TbcT had themsclrc. all
tie nIpaIAtuf necessary for toc di4tilation OF
tl'tit5. Thy put The grain ia.o the :nnsh-tub,
;:s! rs i 'eI ',e5e goin: dissil spirits bat IN
IL thy Eash-;a3I they rut eci tain proportion of
tGEntatrc, aid tLen applying the trlinaTy pro-
&C., eoi 81 r!,,lla;.on Il ot%ss produced shat
Of which they Ind saved thc Coz.
cInment tax. Now. when y Il added that th- mo
rcss Of separating this prediction 1Eto its conio-
Ecit rlcntAts ol tu1peutine und spirils Ii d yerv
f,n,p;e ana easy process. uv lc:rasr in The 1u.n.
.sctu:e OF burning 1uld IL eu1strly acco11tlea Tor
JLc bneircss, !. allowed to bc carried "a In his
VaS, tic manufacturers paying osls the tax Of f5j
8 ytnr anc b:ing exempt tIon1 all lie no.
Visions Of tic lsw fur the snpery7slon Of dis:il.
le'les. mist result III q practical luss to The
!. Loscl9rEt OF the Nial: tax on srirlt4, aud
Perfectly crornons profit 10 The .aannfaciu ure.s
IoT great that profit wpuid tr NAV be fud .etj
from th" c*tiuste which r. marie th3t nc s,x q,
fercn bErrine Gntd factories in The SeconI anj
Third Collection Districts a!one have m .te ". jiu
tic lat tMel4'y DAYS sane AM It'll gallons of .hs
article u t"eEty-1ls. PR ccnt OF I'LL, wa t,lr.
On which should ha.c been paid SGol, ,033 tar., ~
The GoSc nu'cut hui yEich goes 10 the dist,lIers
ii tncit irocras Ii legal.
, 1866-11-23

"Dr. Poland's White Htne Compound, advertised IN
our columns, Ia sucee ssfu attempt to combine acd
apply the medicinal virtues Of the White Pine Bark
1t been thoroughly tested by people In this and
yicinite. and the proprietor has testimonials Of its
value t1nt1 persons we'll known TO our citizens. We
recommend its trial In all those cases Of disease to
which 1t Is adapted. II Is for SAFE BY all drug
G1sts."IS. +. Independent.
Tho Great New England Remedy Or. J. ". Polzud's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND is uew offered to the af
ntcted throughout the country, after having been
proved b. the test Of eleven years IN the New England
States, where is meftu have become As well know
the tree ON wach. in part, derives Its virtues.
The White Pine Compound cures sorr Thro.t tofds.
Coughs. ppnsheEia. Bronchitis, srstlse Of Blood and
Pulmonary Affections cere.a1y. It ts 4 remarkable
rtmedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes Difficulty Of
yoldug Urine, Bleeding fro.1 the Kldneya and Baad*
der. Gravel Aud other complaints For Piles and Sour
IT It will be found very valuable.
Give trial II you would lcarH the value Of good
and tried medicine. It Is pleasant, safe aad sure.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers in Aea1cIues gene
, 1866-11-23

CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
oMellcy bought u head MT Steers, arrrsgng 1,1ts
0oend e 70 bought . head good smooth Steers, aver
aging 1.18 81. fed and # altered, at &o.f3.
0oeaaerr bought 10 hssd Light Slcers, averaging 20
ne, ftd and altered. NJ st 80.
wall bought II head medium butchers Cows, AYcr
aging $50 NJ, At St.pQ.
Culver bought6 head medium stock Steers, aver
aslEE 30 Es. At $4.raH.
3. Jones sold % acad rnedinn, Cows, averaging
vi b, Atx x4f5
~. johnson eoId Honan head medium CowB, averaging
VIC rs, II $l.75. ""7..
1.h1 II. 1t $5sGSs
4bet dorn bought tesd good fat steers, averaging
1rslG ns, 1t $50.
HoGS-Thcre WIS taIrly active demand to-day.
both tor hhipne1 and fof packing, and owing to the
limited arsival prices experienced ndvsuce Of 7a
Soc Per 100 ns. The offerings were pretty evenly d.
sidea between shippers and packers At prices ranging
nom ts73 for common rough uneven lots, 70 tsS7 tor
choice smooth Hogs. The supply IS c1hAusted, and
me market closed steadS at the Fauge Of prices given
hboEe. About zsGo bead changed hands.
IN I'm {1II4S ~IHxe ~.
, 1866-11-23
Equal Rights and Exact Justice to All Men!


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, 1866-11-23

rst-A COMPLETE CURRENT HISTORY Of Inc
progress Of cyents, with general news OF tho
dag. ....--..
sd-cop1QCs TELEGRAPn1C DISPATCHES.
containing tbe Latest News from all parts
down to the hour ot going to pEess-
sd-REa rLAR CORRESPONDENCE from nuH,er.
Gus points In the south and the Capitals OF me
Western States, Washington, New York. 81.
Louis 3, CaliIprnln, Ksnsas. Canada, Great Bsat-
mp, France, Gcru any and Italy, besides ocea'
elonal letters from many other points where
Interesting news il trauspi.tng. No other 5ou1-
nal In tho country employs larger o. moss
capable corps Of correspondents.
stb-ADlE EDITORIALS On Political Topics. And
al subtetts Of current interest, and Eeylews Of
New Publication.
, 1866-11-23

Here the brokers were buying at 137ea1$s-
and small kalcs were n1de over the counter al
12S@14O. Silver vas nominal 1t 1q511as buylnr
tile upper teato for large.
Governments were rather panicky to-day-re-
eulung in decided decline. The long Sixes dc.
clined l. Tho original Fves were 4 lover. The
'6ls fell Oft ", and The 6ss declined Il. Teu-Fo.-
tirs dcpseriated =. AuRust Scven-Ih1rtics were
Hover, and the other issnes depsceiated l, The
following shows the opening and closing prices OF
today conpared with thoec Of yesterday:
, 1866-11-23

The following table ahow3 The daily receipts and
shipments o Reef Cattle during The wreck up to this
evening, as reported hT the Secretary Of the Union
Stock Yard Compsny.
, 1866-11-23
FORK Packing Mt Cincinnati.

The packing season, properly speaking, hss not open
ID 3rt1y. Thp tlAnghieters having ali commenced
they been buying few from day to dag, thai
ouiit makes lose for them. n.csnse hea they
tes nc noSs thsy I'D sTe*s e3'tS n Il sslas shc 4
lag much Aoea! Z e sSss ssse 5eseizsd during 5as
Of them werc TO MI the nf1t half of November cor
tracts made last month. ,rhe receipts M to.
present prices arr not satisfactory
10 ftSess md thnt thry holding bsck further
dcrrlormcnl. Many OF the hocs received dnriaS the
week have bern comp.ratlvely lsh:, ana the general
average IL below that Of last year. vi quot. $6 "a
market. Some Eales aEe tqsSinc q $50 mel. twill
b. pretty e M 10
and paekeFs aud ks list .he season vi, hs ';se
they ca,1 buy porE at the current rrccs
can be tpducemcnt to pack. and tG5 arc vcEy dc.
, 1866-11-23

LAKx F5kiaaIZMarkst neglected and entirely
Ma1Ett d9ii ana almost aon!nsi. ssIss Esfe: SPRING
# saofS; leo bs!s mol named At klh:5 lo 6ts do a
1i1s Gs p n. nj r! g.n q i 81; d ~
..WslEATSEces,Sea,a SO ea shipped, e..es. eu.
pie At ess,50 dtl spnIsa WnzAr-! !oo bn 80:
= ;? s: s e p e sf & sfS H.: s 3 e
Ge 2 e. q Il d1 .S2 b 3, as 8 s1so !E1
r. ao i i'd y a. = 0'9 " hs!ssisa
S ss.e q b o. d .as1@eesns i ass e tos ~ IA:
siS sl:f f} i; e. e. as ssa sas 4 D. u Co. sud
G!,isS.Ksssaxed; as' 90 81: shappsa. s2sss bn.
f55f' 81 e. s'ss s. d i
a.sHc laee' p bn % at &c: 1Iuc b. M do At fs: e2o
coES TEsE :x IoAEo-:aoo9 ID No. At ase-elo,iag
t"F sq Sq: T I issTe e shipped Mar
S e !; ss,5:;sS Il ~
RfE-I;cec!yesL !, 80 bu shlpneL 20 bu Market
s. sd d 4 H. ssfs s. % 10 y It
70 bn CO u Fms sso bn Do at soc 10 ou Rejected at
sIIet ofd g., cese9 81 r IS @ o :; ss
IS sGs u 81 6a g = :!
A~Hr%-scarte md wanted at Sc for Pots.
ALCUIIOL-Somlral Mt 46a sSc IN the iobbng
Hay.
fsKODM CNRN-.Markct quiet Sales were: s
toEe clelce at $el0.t0; tons at f1Gs. %.
DRAN--sntes were: lotons at Si1.oo; 10 toas mid
tlin.s al t27.C0: II DO at $2t.00.
uUrTEtk-Eetc!ycd, 3l.6g5 rs shipped, 3531 ns.
Thc market for nil descriptions except cholce con-
ttnues dull md weak Tncte T. scarcely any demand
tive. lhe surply Is excessive. ~nt common grades w
II all p:ct ability 20 ower Prime 7, choice qualities
nand and conraratisey firm. Sales incluae hrlins At
&c; do at 80 ns Ia crooks at Sic; pks Toll at
31c. We quctes
Choice
t1oGtl
common !Tk1n+ lat &C
Prime FirSfn. &c
, 1866-11-23

The market very cali todsy. there ocinr uo DIS
pr1ces lew hundred barrels we1e tsk-n In lots. ~
tae hcme consumer. # s. @ssn bs! fas snpsraa-;
failytht latter rate nf fsocy g1to! Penn,
srlracl1 and chafcc Western 60 d.: md t1soo3t6o9
for fancy nsnnds, nccafdfnE to qualify. Rye hour Is
held at &, Al 2 rfl. Nothing doing IN corn Mt31
, 1866-11-23

rorts Of the proceedings Of The Convention TOR
the benefit Of those who could not attend.
Af1tr singing the hymn. 'Blest be tho tie That
binds" tho Convention adjourned.
In The evening, the teschers and friends CT
ioyed 4 very pleasant boeial reunion In the room
In WHICH the Convention had been held.
, 1866-11-23

The LATE E. 2. TowEE-MEET1N0 OF TIE BAR
IA meeting Of members Of the Bar was held yes
tcllay III the rooms Of the Law Institute, to take
acticn upon the death of Mr.. E. P. Towne, lately
practitioner Of this city. The chair was occu.
pied by uor. E. Van Buscn. Recorder. aud Mr..
William, II Ktng acted as Secretary.
III. J. T. ci1rkson, i'Sm The committee On rsso-
lntions. reported the folloStng preamble and re-
solutions. " hich were aaoIted:
We are again admontshcd by the reccnt and un-
expected dceease Of our brother, Edward r.
and health, no sdectionate circle Of friends. no
eUcce' In I,rs1ne>R. can avert the chilling haud
of death, which has SO frequently been felt amongst
us within tho year past; and we are again called
e
form have for lont, time been familiar 10 Us all.
Probably there is no member Of our bar whose
prospects OF continued life and ufetulness to-day
our deccascd friend q short month ago. Not gel
beyond the early prime ol manaooa, with an 1p-
competency seemed by hts diligence and attcn-
tton to his profession, villa large and lucrative
diiaenN Tor Us to comprehend the Providence
which has taken him away. With our warmeat
syn,p.tbies for those who have been fot SO long
thus suddenly deprived Of one who, in inc ord,.
nary course d Divine Providence, she might we'll
hope would have been spared to her for many
Rss1lEed, That the unttmely deceasc or onr pro-
fesefoua1 brother and flcnd, Edward P. Towne,
las impressed us with sincere sorrow and regret;
that VIC have known him in The years taat he has
practised anongst us, as gentleman, with whom
1t has been pleasure to associate from da; TO
nnd his profession, were alwnJs promptly and
faithfully Performed. and whose position a. the
as Ms hghy nao, % ons sEe " ass y
employed him. and bF his uniform courtesy
toward bis professional bIcthrrn.
Resolred. That copy Of This expression Of our
esteem for the deceased he sent to his widow and
mother. aud ALSO presented to tha everalseourts
OF the city and county, and 10 the United Statcs
Court, with the request that 1t be spread upon
their records
The Char then appointed the following gentle.
| men to present the resolutions to the several
courts:
United Stascs Court, 8. 4. Goodwin; Ciecnit
| Court, J. G. Rogers; Superior Court, Rohrr1
Hervey: Rccosdcr's Court, Joseph kuo1; County
| Court, j. L. E1pp,
, 1866-11-23

Eec!ed nt thc port Of New
+ ending June 80, 1896:
I January, o.. sG35, s71. 40
| February, GO. Ea}, ,@s.11
| March. Co.. -Tl,5l1. 10
April. GO. GIG, ,m-1s
May, 'W. ...... 4&,S1a.61
| June, 'U....~ 15.i5l.s5
, 1866-11-23

Barrclied pork coLftnue, neglected nominal. and
bulk meats can only b. u material 20 1ess;!oa
and ties l. tobbing At .5c, In kes at 9c No
Inquiry 70. round lots. Bacon IS dl with GoWETnfn
tendency. EhOIlucfz ROW quote At lbt+c; stacf o.
plain shipping hams 1t 1z2tc, andf n4TaEs-d
suEaf-CUfed Co at 9lxLto o5kc.
, 1866-11-23


The MARKET exhibited no improvement to-day In 4a5
particular. The demand Is limited, that the supply
thoneh light, quite sufficient to 1eeE al the require
mepts ol the trade. Packers set buying to any
considerable extent and The "sha" condition Of the
Eastern ma1Sr restEalns ehlppera from active npers
lions, 70 that the demand Is confined chiedS to
bueheIs' stoes. tor home consumption, and for the
markets. Of Ailxxnkec Detroit Bndalo aud Cleveland.
The day ~as cold, vet md dlsagreeable, aud The
fw buyers In attendance appeared to havc pastskea
In measure, Of The nature Of the weather. Holders
anxious to close out hut buyera cvnced no dis
position TO takc hold. and but shout head wefc
worked CT THESE eonslssei principally Of common
mixed lots, thin Cows, Light eiers aud 1onsh Etees
and Oxen, ard were taken by shippers city butchers
and feeders, 1t prices ranging frn,u sno for COM
mon to good smooth steers, averaging from 7s 10 1a
rs. The market closes dali and heavy II tue auosa
Eons given below:
lTHe 70 E1tta <69a16et9
lfD<s2 70 f!iHe. eJtb"9
kaAeS
, 1866-11-23

E(sfs-Are In good local request and steady at 500
3c. There Is l,tr supply at these figures.
FRUITS AND NUT*s-The1e is . steady and
tc Dried aud Green FIpts and prices are toiesab1y
veil sustained all md With the exception Of do
, 1866-11-23
FlRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER.


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accutear r. e1s edunH
, 1866-11-23

HNfSis1Nfs-Thc r1nfket Coptinues quiet, 1nI The
general feeling is ca.es There II rather limited
supply In the matkct owing 70 which tact prices arc
, 1866-11-23
DROPOSALS FOR SEWERAGE
J. BRICKS.
3lxRQal.

WHEREAS, Samuel J. Walker, Of the
w city Ct Covtngtob. State Of keatucky, y ~
mortgage deed, dated the first cay OF MaJ A. u Sds
4ud recorded ii the Reco:teE's Onee q the County
Cookt and State OF li3oI4 In Book q q
raEes11, conveyed TO The unidentified Phene +. We1
81 eorta, and ssate ot 1nois e follEtns describes
un six e. u taEnsh:p thirty e,gat So aoEth efEa:Et
sc1bed ii toliows: conEe1d2E st The northeast cor
ner of The 1ofthe4at qua-tsc It 61d section s1 a..
therco s5ntt aIouz tie tast Tie Of faI quazter secol
one hundred and sixty Q61 rocE . the south !l.s
.ald quarter section; thence vest azK aa1 south In:
MY t3o} rods thence rorta line passQe viii III
east llre OF said quarter se-uo2 one nuEcEed and :ix
{l6) Ttds to the nor.h 1e CT ealc quarter section:
thence e1st aon2 sal4 north line t. t piste Of begin
uinK-coata1tnE ta0lacrts. Ss.1 Cer-k aEe deed hs7
ing been given azd made Tor tie r0-pcse OF secuttnt
the payment Of three ccrt- notes of SAINT
date as said mortgage dseG, for Tue eQ.1 Of tTEcV
eaEht hundred and LhftY-tE.te aad G9-iGc doll3ls
{$2ASHl each tea.- ln:er.st at ts rate Ct six Fee
cent per 6nnu ron date AID psy7hie in oEe. tWo aue
shree years ltapccurey, fru-- tste. e.
Whereas deisult haT1n. beea 1$de = tee payr:scs9
dsY o. AsY, lss: ihsIetose Eet.ee = hereby Elve1
py asid aorgsg= deed. hae elected to declare all q
sad prora.eseTy no:es n6E dua a1k psyabC, togettG
with tie in.4l1st thereon. ant tss 4 b. myself aEez
OF attorney, viii sell the at1ye described premises, u
pnhiic auettcc, st the Court Hcuse docc, In the cy
Chicago, Comfy Ct Ceok for the purpose Ct paEtus a
81 said promssesy notes and interest on Monday TT
third Gay Of December, T. 1861 II ten O'Clock NJ
Of mid day. PHEBE 3. WEISS, Mcrszazee-
ySToL5p-EE-t
, 1866-11-23

hare but two s.e. TO rcpoE: LOO hs,s for F;5susts
whit !. f9r ta1ne delivery, At Sc. Fo. ths moath aid
De eluhes Sx+sKc aresa to b a:sI; u ost ots7'
s.xudard prands may b quoted at 4231 Ia small fox.
, 1866-11-23

D.. D!acka1i ANNOUNCED -omc changes and i'm.
1nnnA1y puhll lied by the society. Also. thai The
rooms of the soeicty wnnld he oPeu every day
and every Saturday evening, and visitors would
cause ti bernmc annual nnd life members Of The
soe,csy by The payment Of Fna]l sum, and thus
Assit IN tic work.
"A vote or :lanis WAS passed to the press for
their Manifestations OF Interest III making full re-
, 1866-11-23

17uF11eeH III o0ea7 01eHsIueo W<s 'c93 q1leE"
There are buyers of Chicago City Sevens At 100
and Cook County Seveus at q, but we do rot hear
O! .ny offering. Chamber OF Commerce Is held at
95, with buyers at 81.
The Sycamore [Illinois] Republican. Of yester-
, 1866-11-23

Feeds in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20.
Clover 10 in steady fair detnand at t9s9to for new
crop Iimothy quote At s3.6s3.s., and 4a0ced as
, 1866-11-23
Noxfctter,s Celebrated stomach Btttcrs.
READ E. D. E. y. .SOETnN0RTW5 5 LETTER.
PEosPEc7 COTTAGE, GKondE1owg: D. c-}

READ E. D. E. y. SOC TnN0 0RTWS LETTER.
PEospkc1 COTTAGE, Gkono E1pwg. .. C,l
ArFtl I'll. 15sS.
Mcssfs. Hostetter enth:
Gc.tlencn-It gives plua :zc 20 adj ny testsn1o-
nal TO those Of others In favor Of Ju4s ptena
ration Segeral years OF restlepce the banks Of
Southern r1yct. and of close application u literary
work. had thoroughly exhausted InY system
and undermined MT heslh, that taa become mar.
TT 70 dyspepsa a9d nsssouS heassas sesnIrtng st
Materta Aedlca. I had come 10 the conclusion that
nothing but total change Of reslcence and pursuits
Hostel,rr's Bitters. procured bottle ~ expert
IT require but one bu11le To convince no that
The rfllct n1orded has hccn complete 1t i now
SONG years since at:t tried uoss:tets Bll:ers and
~ that i claims 70 pe: Il !. Standard Fanny Cor
dnt With nt and cycu 1ttmu1aat We {lke 1t better
than anything else bit Use It In al nervous, bil.
lious and d5spepuc eases. from ieyer down 70 tooth
nthe. Hwhat hare now said Viii lead any dFtpepuc
az nervous invalid to sure remedy shall haSt doaa
somc Enod.
, 1866-11-23

THu1spAr EyEsEo, November =, 1866.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
meuts OF produce dul1ns the past twenty-four
hours:
, 1866-11-23


Receipts. Shipments
Lumber. ......................1.6lzm zm l,S5S,10
SuluE S3t.1NG
kalIl. <1V'uH +-3-VV
The supply OF Lumber by the cargo, uneer good de-
mand, hes vanished, and The market il nrncf. Shin
ReA are dull and unchanged and Lath continue sesdr
atE2s Sales reported to-day we're: CARGO schr Fitch
arc Mott, to srrtrel from Holt T. Dalcoms mill Ocou.
TO- 16o m ri run at *o3oo. lath ate4.. cargo schr
Bag State, to asrirc} trum Holt l. DAlcon'a mill.
Qconto, 1a mill run nt t73.ooE lath 1t &L25 cargo
eehr c. F. Alien, from Sturgeon Bay LIS cesk load
sawed timber and iss bold full Of stps and board&,
at sl63o 70 lath at AL cargo schF Abigail, from
Dcperc 70 mixed a, e173. 1so La At sa.z. 100
~" sawed shingles attis7H cargo sehr Alpha, from
nalrs mill, Wabashaw. 15 N CanadA boards with 10
m urpeys, t22no cargo bark Jesse Dtumuaond from
Cannds 10 gaug-sawe1 boards about atock (s0 N
IL tcet bosrts) 100 N ut 1o], and l0 At 3i9.5o
Trade In the yards Is fairly actre and prices arc
firmly held 1t the following quotations:
, 1866-11-23

TnynE the confidence Of the puaiic had the medical
cuty At large ID the most reliable physician In the
city Gs CHRONIC nervons and fexual dlseae, Call Al
Kooms stpsrsie Coasultailon ifee. F. o. BOX Isl.
Hs guide to health, published monthly, free
1nF address,
, 1866-11-23

to Tar 33apers:

NOTICE-To the Tax Payers Of the
IN City Of Chicaeo; .,
the chancs to pay Il # City ?a1ea,
and tsEe their u1ne shall Esep NJ Gnse ooen aassnS
toSn,ciocf D. N. A. II. uEALD,
- CltI Collector.
, 1866-11-23

Feeds In Pht1ndel lphln-Eavember 20.
C!oyersccd conttuucs seafcc. Sm1ls sa.cs Of prime
making Mt fo-uA4loD0 Y buahei tor 0.t Aud ucE-
Timothy ranges from kS15 to $3.50. El4Isacd sells
on Arrival at II 50 y husbcl
, 1866-11-23

Among E1tflacee tn1C,!uc.t il New York /.
Tint Of Madeline NcIslGnc5. ard Mr.. JcnnfErs. Of
she London 1fmts.
, 1866-11-23

"A N ORDINANCE to authorize Thonl-
n u, Wilcox CO. 70 lay down and operate raIl-
road track on Batea ssfeet.
Sc ordained ay the Cinnamon Council q the Cry ef
Cafcn2o:
SECTION That permission ls hereby granted e 3.
". 1hpmas E. T. Wilcox sud A. B. Wilcox. composing
the t1m Of Thomas, Wilcox l. Co.. to lay down End
operate rsroad track tor and during the term Of I've
yeass commencing at point on Bates street opposite
the centre Of alley running north and toath b=weeu
Holden and Dodge streets and thence west the north
side Ct said E1cs street to point wherr the Eu
connect with the railway EacEs Ratlre1d areaue.
SEC. T. Said railroad track aaa11 be laid down In the
manner and as TIC Board Of Public Works of said city
thall direct. ...-.-
rated for the purpose Of enabling sstd Thoas. Wilcox
1: Co, carrying On their le1tlmIte business.
SEC. 1. This grant Is Male The express condiloQ
that the said Thonas, Wilcox Co. viii. At the c1pta
tIo of aal term year. {urcss oshcrw ise ORDER
cd by the Common Contcif,} take up SAID track and
leave the street In as good condition as when the sae
WIS laid down.
ect to Ill general now cststEE or that may
hereafter bc passed, concerEinr railroads.
sEC. 6. This oynanee sha be subject 70 6ned lment.
modification appeal At my md MI times.
SEC. This ordnance shall take elect and be lnlofca
from ard after lt5 passage.
". WuODAED, Acting sfavnr.
Attest: 4. H. RppY4y. TIT Clerk. noa}6S