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, 1866-05-15
THE NEW .MDLD RERIONS,
She Gold Development. at verm,,,1on
Lake, 11in.-Pre>eut Status OF Affairs
-EGr nttlffots Cafy

me Gold DeEe::;o e::;opn,cnt. ut vermt,slo,,
Lake. m1n.-Pre>ent Status or Affairs
-Vcrmtl1lors CstY.
from The Superior Gazette, MayRJ
Letters have been received from Fermil-
lion City, Min., giving some news Of interest
from the newly discovered gold regions on
the shore Of Vcrmillion Lake. Ona letter
dated FcrmIllion City, april 18th, says:
The different companies are steadily Gu
the finest specimens OF quartz. There has
been considerable quantity Of rock sent
away for assays, probably not less than half
q ton; NC hope soon to get advices ffom It,
There Is great deficiency of mining tools
among the mines and claim holders, aud
consequently the mines are not being as rap
idly developed as they will bc when tho sup
ply of tools that have been ordered, are ail
received. The SLOW Is still deep on the
ground, except On SOME Of tho southern ex.
rosures, and the surface OF the country ia
Sill hidden from the eye Of the explorer and
prospcctor; every oae, ho~eycr, Is bnsily en-
gagged preparing for the openin. Of spring,
process of whip sawfng). making canoes and
building boats.
"The town site Is being surveyed aud plat
ted, and many of tho lots have been taken
up There are q number OF buildings going
up along the lake shore, and on different
elJE(ko uAlkl Ii ou4 kuE l4ll2 IOHus 4AE 5uF-
vcyors wcrc followed about one day by par
tics who were taking mp lots Is they were laid
of. The town fs situated on tho luke, cover
ing Il few roods from the mouth Of the Yer
million river. and having front of one mile.
The arm Of the lake into which the Vermil-
Ion river emptles, and upon which the town
site IS located, Is body Of water about four
miles long, nnd from llalf TO q mile wide, run
ming east and west, and is but little more
than mile from the Main body, or largest
shcet'0f open water on the lake.
1.-THE lake will not at present ntte1npt to
des cribe; it Is perfect labyrinth Of bays,
arms, inlets, points and istands, a most indies
ctfbablc confusion Of lana md water. +
should think there must be three hundred
miles Of coat on Vermtlinn lake.
From tie 81. Paul Prtse. 10Th in.t.l
Major Newsou, President Of the Mutual
Company, returned from Lake Yermillion
yesterday. lie WINS accompanied by Mr. j.
E. Morrison, Of Nabashaw. They lefl Yer
million on the 18th OF April, aod reached
Duluth, rs miles distant, In two days. /
The Mutual Company reached the like on
Tue 9TH Of March, aud on the 18th of April
Ind nine houses built, GAO acres Of timber,
three wnter powers and thfrty-lve mineral
claims. There are at the lake fourteen houses
aud about three hundred white people,
The SNOW hns been 60 deep that prospect
ing has been difficult, but specimens have |
been forwarded for assnv, which will definite
" determine whether there Is gold IN paying~I
Quantities. The Major thinks there are fair |
Indications Of sulch digyfnes.
, 1866-05-15

20 lhe renegade svuator Of Wisconsin.
Doohstle. sars that Andrew johnson Is VAIL
hg IN the footsteps Of Abraham Lincoln ,.d
carrying out bus policyt Be saye he don,t
nead INC Republican newspapers, becans. a ,h.. >
aonse hin 20 badly for. treason to hi, n.-.x.
hut VII CONC Senator who doe. rr,d 49,
ask him The question whether he !. H.,,,t.- m ~
say, under oath, that be believes AM s s.a ~
Lincoln Fould have vetoed the Freedmou's
horhau bal, OF vetoed The great and demo
, 1866-05-15

her and she WIS thrown uudar the wheels
An instant after, the child, who waa few
yards in advance, YVES also thrown upon tho
trnck. The mother Was run over BY the entire
trnin and was taken up sbout a car length In
the rear of the last cur when the train stop
part of her body were frightfnlly crushed.
The child had Its lefl arm broken aud almost
stripped Of flesh, and both Its legs crushed to
fragments and the muscles Of them torn to
shretls. The poor little entterer lived for
Iear1y halt III hour after The occurrence
, 1866-05-15

r.. Ms bu1ato Exptesk fsla instI
. LET ETC CAoAl ooA&-oNne11 and bontrnnn
eeiss 2 ss1F nsla r. or sppoiea
~ nr q !aEe F.iday as.ep9n "
" r II t nens II ihs chals ana NJ Raox ~ ~
n iSst q Boot Masburt ana HuFin sos-
E wy 9aa fttn most tho 1htnners ~ epoft-
fasa o aaa h1d o1d, 'n.,,e tesn sstd ths 9 sae
Tia comntes nea @ 70 stsen4 and oihe1s aec.ns
r. mepd b. noaole 70 SCI n do .pnsppse aa1s
~ enek INTO N Arrangement fpe jhH n1rp4 qpo4
q o.. h1ih1g thg ~ price, Of rfe3h,s Tho meofs
1s9 Of ~ esothe. th,ppsp n not very cosnpn@.T
tstsr Ard NJ Rn9t ost OF these stuiIenoeu 49,
ni nrns HeXht1 eona not be carried At 1he pfesens
Soata np zsiner shan % run them n dam III IosaS
o1k WaS called luF. Who zdu-essep fho ueat1nr .e%
= the eonrpe Of his r-nar1a AaIis1 he oos 20
ne pfseca q EtlxhI theusevet- Al tbe ccnc,ss
ee!S1oo a1l 151nE sae pnee e ms,sht fos at m
Shtaf e ks~ York. aad other nei1hfa In erona11is
v tsecEAnS tatmse!Ess 70 !osd at no tesxef nxfre.
p n INC meeting WIS largely attended. -
, 1866-05-15

The Cunard Mail Steamers -TermIuu.
llun Of Contract.


Authentic Information has been received
that the British Government has notified tie
Cpnard Company Of the termination Of their
mail subsidy when the present contract e.
PRED next year. The policy of disseminating
special subsidy grants tor the trapsat]antic
mail service, under which system monopolies
were granted to certain favored steam sh,n
lines. and Of establishing selfsustaiuinF
ocean service on the basis Of postage eaTninrs'
icaugnrated By the Post Office Department Of
maintained by Postmaster General Dcnntson
IN his administration of the department. ia
thus concuIred IN by the British GoYerument'
This intetlfeence will be gratifying to chr.
respondents On both sides Of tho Atlantic. IN
asmnsh RI9,.ns 6 g Tie heavy subsidy paid BY the
packets has been the chief obstacle 10 the e.
iablishn1cnt Of reduced rates OF postage b.
t"ehn this country and the United Kinrdo1n
fnd to countries beyond using the British
, 1866-05-15

0JfIC8 or THE oaRU or PoI1cE
Cu1cAoo, May Int. 1900
To Walter Kimhau, Eq, city Comptroller, uhics-
Sm: The Board Of Police herewith subrs, 1ha
estiuatee OF the Police, Flro and Health pepart.
men s, as made BY the General SUPERINTENDENT
ofpol!ee, Ftse Marshal, and Health Ofjcer. rrsnec
t.reiy to LIZ. and By I'd n1opted our estimates Of
The ~zpense OF ,hoae several departments during
1he fscal year, ending March 31.t, 1867,
II viii be found. upon examination That orr es.
u@a'es considerably Exceed those Of last year IN
maoe by ". OF the coodIf1on Of The CITY, aua lhe
Imperative, IT. tnoash reasonable demands naae upon
and property, and mora tantary taci1es 70 Be- mr.
nlened. ee fully btltye our e-timates are reasou-
nh!c. Al that sn appropriation, sufficient to meet
them tnl'ys VII be rDade oy the Common CouneL
In tho Police Department we need two hundred
parolmen, md IN additional number Of twenty.
to the Il. ath Department, Is the l1w provides,
But u our presen, City Charter limits lie nun.
her Of policemen to two hundred. vhai extra nelp
mploJed under thas cause Of the Charter authorj-
z1ug the Board Of Police 10 employ for definite
, 1866-05-15
THE F'EN1ANS.
Arrival Of Head-C Centre Stephens
in New York.
Excitement among ahe Irish Popula-
tlnn-1he Head-s'entre.s Apeech-TAe
Objects Of lhb Visit tu Ametfca.

Excitement among shc Irish popuia.
| unu-1ne u@ad-sentre,s speecn-Tne
objects Of lhe Visit tv Anerfca.
| lsfon me ne" ! ORR 1EabuDc' May 11th.1
SCENES AT TIE WHARF.
lhe anticipated arrival Of the Napoleon the
Third, b., ~hch Ar. Stephens was expected
to arrive, having rcsounded from the Battery
TO every pier on the North River, immense
crowds poured from all directions to Pier 30
where the Industrious IS ad-Ccntre'' would
land. Long before the vessel could be brought
to the wharf every available square inch Of
standing room was occupied by excitab!e
tort to get glimpse even Of the vessel, To-
Stephens wns. as yet, "invisible." Il Was
doubted indeed whether he was at all on
board, owing to his non-ar1ival on several
Pre-. iDtimatcd occasions, and not until the
Custom House authorities had actually an
bounced the fact that the steamer did bold
the precious burden, was the anxiety Of the
expec!a1ts relieved. At this tino tho excite
meut had eliminated to It's climax: cheer at.
ter cheer rtndlDs the air as soon as any one
OF the passengers presented himself to view,
and honors abundant Hoated to the ears OF
many an unostentatious looking French1nan
on board.
Il would tegEar description to pen the
scenes on the dock when MIR. stephens, at last
presented himself 10 view. Confusion, more
EonIpQH0tu, pID4ouEEu anu FoCleTOUS cHeefS
for the '' Irish Chicltain,' and terrible t.roans
for the British lion, shook the very pIanks Of
pier No. 80. Dir. Stephens, all the Willie,
gracefully acknowledged the compliments by
bowipg and waving his hat repeatedly.
The first passenger who lctf the deck of the
"Napolcon tie Third" was the "Head
Centre" He wns escorted down The gang
way by Capt. John Rafferty,, Of the I. i. B.
When the excitement and cheering had somc-
what abated, Mr. Stephcus, {who had been
presented to the Republican Committee 10
waiting.) with head uncovered heartily
greeted and shook hands with each mcmber
Of the committee, stating that he Was exceed.
ingly glad TO see them I'LL again and renew
former acquaintance. The interview was
briet, but expressive. Mr.. Stephens was thtn
led, or rather squeezed, through the crowd
to carria.c In waiting to convey him to the
Metropolitan Hotel.
STEPHENS At THE METROPOLITAN.
Mr.. Stephens having arrived at the Metro.
politan, entered the hotel from his caSrlare,
together with his companions, followed by
1uEEc crowd.
Atr. Stephens and the officers who had &C.
companfed lin on the voyage from Hayre nil
entered their names on the register of the
hotel as follows: James Stephens, Ireland;
It: VIM. Smith O'Brien, ireland; n. Ed
0'Brien, Capt. |. R. A.; J. N. Gibbon, Ire
land; Thomas Moore, ireland.
They we're then conducted 10 their rooms,
Mr.. Stephens being assigned large parlor on
tho SECOND floor fronting the street. From
the time he entered the room until midnight,
3lr. Stephens was being introduced 10 friends,
with whom be shook hands and exchanged
cordial greetings.
o'MAHoNT.
, 1866-05-15
-1ucerH.
lid the New
1T. Government ~

E -~acern.
lid the New
Y ......-. 1t Government Of
t.1@, et1eu states Is the strongest on t1,e
a''o S'oIe, and thy Will be eager purcsaseru M of
our bends. Why, Therefore, such ~ an exees. :.
eve eve Commission as tsoo PER cent? If thu toT.
tuer loans Of the Government cost ONLY tl,rce-
1onf'hs Of one per cent, We should think tb.t
one.AaH Of one Per cent was 1ieh rate for
81 'utufe ioans, and ne have no donht h,7t
lasn's OF capitalists would be glad to takc the
ous'tess at onefourth to three-eiEhths of One
according to the above provision. It viii
cost the Government rL}sy million. Of tzo1ayz
10 dispose Of s22,5oo. .ooo. 900 Of bonds! Fi,tr
m1l'ons Of dollars, and for whate Simply fo1
doing "hat can be doae by say competent
banker ar broker, with profit, for twelve md
q half ulilhon of dollars. =.
We trust there Is virtue cnourh m Concress
to clip the bill Of this monstrous proposition.
With fifty millions of dollars or the half of,t.
the next Presidential election can be carried.
Apart IRON the robbery Of the people, we are
Opposed TO putting my such horse power in
the hands Of the Executive.
, 1866-05-15

=
,,.os ~. 'nat ths ts!a4 VIII lead to the
r., oat otopq y T. P!onaos P 1 4nst .aeh one
ard ,Gr wistss M Of III TIC m pee.e wG9, e ne ~; xtlas1
W. 1i'nl !; ~ anssxtf and definition Of ttrason.
ns,cd t;,r, INV /. dnrs sna ns penalty oesIR
VII fc sa1t.Aed 10 allow The precedent 1hns
Drmor1.u "uu tt 10 oapG ike ihc suord Of
Of future ofrnders.-Chtcago Ysrsss. 11e neao
Ne arr.-e with 4h. fornr-heoa 4 r-,,.
trim Of Jrtr
l.. :. he m5st,ks.
IL : ..>.- he t,5al n Az.
, 1866-05-15
113E AhtlVE hSAHaES IN NEW
YORK..

Jnst now New York ia suffering from m
epidemic, not Of cholera, but Of choler. Cop-
s1itutionally angry males and females, with
whom the world is ont Of joint, not in one
~-"ticular only, but In all, arc swarm-,
T. '..."' -" With the slight differ
=" ! ..-I-... = --s..M and
, 1866-05-15
SAMPLES OF SOUTHERN RECON.
STRUCTION,
"uEaeF OF Ffeedmen,A Bureau Aren't
ATTEMPTED AaAzsaInation at 11er1.
u.ao-Isaehers 0rdereda to Leave

Murder OF n rre~i1,,.,,.u
-Attemnted sss--In1. bureau agent
niaa-Isaehefs Ordereda to Leave
1"emPn'".
tf1on the vick.burg Hcsald, stay sth.,
!, snEhE4t H.. r. & a. L.,
f;nrH.ne e1s, DIET GRENADA,
.e sTn@if neFa1s, nes1ow, a A. a. General. Veksbnrr:
or he drath or4f ny paanf1l duy to inform you
osaesE tSStRs at At T.;
4seh ns sesas received q Initiation
LIS LIS shey a1se :! bas o lie nrsss oe esost
em y seSxsq snd FL hsss person eae out
9akne eee follows: lie ss ia a. pssol Sso s9ot.
O. 1as nset t:e1qd @ II tas :ae d
thas muan1ne 1t 10H o'ctoct tAss's o' WHICH be died
III hanete Ii much c1c1fement in toun >, ..,
press 9bs;s md several ct.zena lave csed "a ~ 70
They hold n I1as1sn sno condemn the Outrage.
dtenss The outrage 0n IA Seai5s, a, 70 condemn Or
t"AAE Up 10 me, md fnIS -. usHAs uteQ udF8
, 1866-05-15
important TO GrAlu-Sh1nner~


Inc iolo"tng letter u from Coumss.oner E. A.
hol!ns 10 John G. Dore, Esq. pcer,deut OF ,be
neasu o1 11ade' IN relation to Tho :tax On Gra,n
TRtAsuRY DErAR1xxxr., -,
oS1CE or lzE4HaAL REyayux !
:1oh> r. , WASHINGTON, May 10. 4
sR n reply 10 your letter. received in haha,y ~
r. h,1e noaEa ~ Of Trade, siaee yorlenra to Ehcso
naae sn say .nat inatmnch nstherc seem5 to be
!sasuIanle doubt IN relation to. The n,nneT ron.
s1suoa 81. q The s'atute involved, and beesu,e r.
tesesr tns me sotty 70 tax Of The par les IN ID
80 aWas nor oronRn1 to their attention nnii,
rety azKe part Of The sa1 IN qnestaon. II NV ~
to ia;sacI eaxs that ~. 10 tbe
M fn,s o. saes anoer paragraph Of secfio1 - nF
pu1poae of desemtnsr 1a Of June a. 1854 Tor ths
dsalers, fa!es made By sncn teaiaI ~ ~
,e ineSndeo de1leI on Commission, need moi
TaA uo4de. p@S'S aos "Qoso the sale :
VII send cony Of thl. letter to Sr, Pace. -
very respectfully, Z. a. 'Ror1Ir.
C0n1m3a ,fs,nA
, 1866-05-15

tlAn gentlemen, who have been teaching Sab
bath schools among tho colored people, hare
received letters to lcave the city before some
particular day. The time given varies, but
the following. received BY friend OF ours, Is
their general tenor:
MExrr1s, Tenn, May 6. 1886.
Mn. You will take npuce that We have
de:eT1utned TO nd community Of negro-!oytug
Canatlex and phllarthtopic teachers OF pus former
dives. Yon are one Of The number, aud 1t Will be
well for you II you ab=ent from The city bY the
lit Of june, Consult yonr safely.
AApNYNops,
, 1866-05-15

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,x,.t Ihe sfaf,l Q! ne mob still lives. Wcar,ed
rest. but Ia amusing ilself, meansimc hz
breathing out thrratealngs. Several Gb,ig:5
, 1866-05-15

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, 1866-05-15

~. B. BR1paks. Health Otftccr
To Walter kimba1l Eeq., CRY Comptroller:
S1E-1he Boaro ot Police dnd thal the Common
Council By resolution pared April s0th 1865, hare
made 1t Incumbent upon u. IN connection with the
Board oi Public WoIks, 10 ezptnd noncy for street
in our e1t1n1se for the Health Department already
n your Office. .trhe street. cleaning not having
bern deemed b{ Us within onf province, but be.
tend 10 DO ait IN ont Lower to have shs city cleaned
and kept cean, We haVe drawn upon the sanitary
money 81 our dtspoaa1 for that purpose, End 1t viii
dEaw 20 much pf wpat reI1sina In that apprppFia-
lion tba. are Obliged TO ask that you add 70 our
he al1h estimates or the present year additional
SUN Of zs5 ,aO for the use OF the Health Depart
ment, TO be used IN promoting the hea,fh OF The
city, in employing help, building hospitals, Il
ncssssaFy. and Purchasing dfsentec'nnt., &c.
AL OF which L respectfully submitted,
T. ;. Brown,
+. GUtp, tRoartl of poftce
, 1866-05-15

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':c = :: ,:sss = ,-.aonal Ranta 1ariv-
~ !. ::'' AT from Government d..
i''ass .mpos6ibility ofcalculattnc how
- them may with safety be loaned rcn.
- II difficult TO make any use Of them
"nh'ever' Besides. fhere Il an inherent wronr
N ioahnr the moseS OF the whole people to
Pirate corporations to be used in aaceom.
n medattng" a, B aud c. It Is diversion of
me peoples money into channels yhcre It
mas no business, and where 1t VII, tend on,v
70 promote imitation, fraud, failure and ras,
calty. In cities like New YORK. Roston
rhiladelphia, Baltimore and chicaeo. wbcre
there are sub-treasurice, and where The lar
sest sums Of Gorernment money a.e liable tn
Ie collected, there is no reason for depositinc
my portion of them in banks Of anv kind
II Inc country districts or smaller towns the
deposits should be temporary and as brief as
/ poesao4e- The rule should be to keen ererr
ioaal o. Government funds IN the hands Of |
nc az 3o7crnment itself, aud apply them with
~ Reasonable despatch in wipinc ont Gor.
.snmcnt liabilities. WY
, 1866-05-15

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HeIea. HaIeS. Bales.
From 18s3 TO tsse, inclusive $4,000 70000 10, ,0W
ssmc day. 16G5.. GU 34 200 310.QO0
j.. -@oTe table shows that the production ofcot-
T. :'e ;, ~ eminent success in India. Eeypt
- :: - ,",= t':v: and whstev-r may be said
It s.~ !: >. =. even Of The India cotton
~. - s. ;;3".: @~1ce OF orr own
*'s:'', ...;. -. l.. month. to
, 1866-05-15

of W2gld asstn esll your attention 10 ,bs 60
q House and lot formerly occHniea AL nc b1ote, vis:
snr sr o. " Washlneton and Fraukiin stFtats Sso'
-. q ta1nr nouRe md LOT IN Lherfv .f-snt
'esap!eq oy Engine No. II. ''Ae@s' 1o1tuer!y
otlek mouse With lot On Third strret ros, ,,,,
II ~ ~, ,snue1 formerly occupied bY Enoinc "
~ ae o. these lott we shau h11e atonlt. n- ~;
would also recommend thar ~ E1ni..
: aouse % built, cost lat ClYbonr1~;s -.
Lot BE- nnrchs.sne h.ne ailt'>....-.-..... ts,oo0oo
That hsnd Eneinr NJ q ~ .;...:-.:--.. 23000
T. soon "a En9iue Is loes,cd AZ 1..v
F: Ttlle, also the Hose Carts now with Ia
be removed to lhe same place.
ItaT three men be employed 10 tsk.
eha1ee o. same salary Of sarne........ a,1eo.oo
S1p.41om
1css 80. 1ct75 ~ ,.T., . - Asa!Sk HOUSES, ron
j. 8. Rtee,
New block floor. t......- ..........,. xn1m
Roof over, betNecu bazn ana housa....... 63O1
siding and tin n hose tower. aTn0
Repairs on barn.. ..-........... E8 90
-Four nGht-. el.s.. IN 'front.' doors, twenty
gas 6uIne11- -....--...... 3l7E
1nc1uef1A expenses. 7500 J
Likas Gtus<,
Eepalrs On foor. or...-..:--..--.......--.... 75oo
Windows In stalls and hnke toWtt.... -. 175O
Repairing root Of hose sowet. 100 /
fIanEinK street, frame house to cxnal ST.. 291.00
faasa'si Gs55sas sps esPsn.es. aes..' S Sc
- ~- .'..-..... ...s.-.+....,,, E5&1Su |
, 1866-05-15

The Bonrd respectfully reqnrst TINT the Council
*1H 1tmire closely the list below specify fur the
lufer,ecion- ct streets. which 1t Is expeced that
the Council Will order 10 be improved during The
psertnt rear. and aseessmcnts made for their cost.
~ aheaty remarked, hy the terms OF The charter.
when sFcer t. improved, the cost Of the improve.
cnt 90 tar ~ II Is N front to be a.ees ed
On tnch fotet hut the cost Of the improvement At
The Intersections Of streets alleys Is 10 he pa1d
Tor ouf OF the general fnnd. It Will therefore be
nccettarT for tho Council m 1her animal appropra-
uon 10 provide means for The cost n all i1tef-ec-
tons on streets and a}1eyp. which Jou ahaIi order
improved. ano for which gou ahall order assess-
ments 10 be nasde this year
II VIII be usele*e 10 order m improvement OF tb.,
caafacteE IN aEstrtmgnt for it. unless the mart
10 % paid lor By 'he city IL provided tor In Tue an
nnal Appropriation.
be oraered 10 be improved By the Council: ,
, 1866-05-15

'''ts~ss'r3 ~ ~: ,s-~
'ios, .:r::.,. = :.u.,. >,
.,et ~! ';-"a-,- ~, j. ....
, 1866-05-15

- ="
" yous last app!opFopratton thets ii sin upex-
3seee Z 500, all we ehau need for fre en-vina
5saI. tnis matter Is commented 10 your eulIahf-
eaeo hsesohtT- Truly, your obd't seEv'7.
J. L. P1cKARp
Secretary Botr1 OF Eoucas1nu
os11cE OF THE HoAnD OF PUaL1c WonKa j
CHICAGO April 80, 1sG6.
naitS5 h;mball' Esq., City Comptroller, Ch,e.go.
sia: The Board presents below The estimate ~
amonn1e Needed 10 pay for tho sencsare. tnyefest
Cleaning fht *esers. aud maintaining fhcm n nrrs
psf ispAr during the present f&csl year; also fha
~ neeee.aFJ ior earring on the deepening Of
1S canni tof The purpose CT cleansing thr Chiesro
sinking turd pA'ueo7 @no
! 1he Boatu cannot ut this time astiuatn c;o..1v
nent bonds. N''7' 'o'peo'e'
, 1866-05-15

douse On Twenty. second street far
n5teamer. Economy" tn connection
Police siatlon. .....,,........ =
also, that Lot he purchased on The Al
&; eaef rosd: near Ha1stc1d street. for
cooper chop. =
Cost of houfs .,,,.. =
Cost Of lot, about .......-...-........ y
, 1866-05-15
TIRE <.OLLkCTOKslElP.

Z II e GULL
@s,at the announcement of Col.
a. -. -s Collector of Internal
-. =. :: "he nomination
...--.. - he uu-
, 1866-05-15

j. II. GnAY, 5ec'y.. At: I.
OHT1c1 or DoAnD or EDUCATION ,
EA1c1so. May 10 1865
To the Honorable, the N.Jor, and the common
Council Of fht 0@y Of Chicago:
,GESTLExKK-Iam am cirectsa by the Board or Edu-
cation 20 submit 10 Jon the following e.slmste of
expenditures ot the support Of schools fos
In. year:
Fes tcachers' wages ::s,a5 O0a
for 0flce expenses, supply agent, en-
Rfneefs, tanitoEa, repstzs, snd Incidental
z1pc1ees. ees.....--................. .-...... 43,0oo
tof fuel ....-.-...............,.,,.. 15uQ
, 1866-05-15

$9,1lAA&3
EDc'osed II the e-tiHale OF Il. u. Chandler ESQ.,.
for expep8ss Of the Ftre Alarm Telegraph, al oi
which Is respectfully aubmnisd-
:: You're, Hc..
q. r. llARH1s, Fro Aarshal.
To q. P. Ha1:ie, Fire Mszshsl:
The following estimate OF the expenses Of the
Fire Alarm Teiee11pa for the coming Yrat Il "a.