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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07
REMOVALS.

EMOV A l..
f. G. JAMES & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have removed to their large store. south side Of
Cary street, third door from Thirteenth street.
They have now in store
Extra and supcrHne Virginia Flour
Superior old Kentucky Rye Whisky
Extra quality French Brandy
ScuppernOng Wine
Soused Pigs Feet
Canvased Hams
Also a large lot of heavy staple Dry Goods, all of
which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates to
close cons gnments
They solicit consignments Of all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE, and are prepared to
receive large quantity Of storage.
E. q. JAMES & CO.,
Gerry street
decl5-tf Sd door from above Thirteenth street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07

IHoWEs MACY
Formerly Oaesrs OF the Park Bsnk,)
BANK ERS,
No. 80 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
POUR PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON
DEPOSITS.
Persons opening accounts may deposit and draw as
thew please the same with the city banks, and Will
be allowed interest on their daily balance at four per
cent.
Collections made upon any part of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the purchase sale of the various issues
Of Government and other Stocks Bonds and Gold
promptly executed for the usual commission.
au24-tf
$500, 900. CAPITAL s'''''''
THE METROPOLITAN COLLAR COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
SUPERIOR LINEN PAPER COLLARS,
Manufactured by D. NJ. smyth's Patent
We manufacture the
Extra BYRON COLLAR
Double Extra BYRON COLLAR
Printed BYRON COLLAR
Extra Corrugated BYRON COLLAR
Fancy Corrugated BYRON COLLAR
Silver Corrugated BYRON COLLAR
French Enameled BYRON COLLAR
Extra GARROTE COLLAR
Extra Corrugated GARROTE COLLAR
Silver Corrugated GARROTE COLLAR
And all from the best quality of material to be found
in the country.
&. ., ba tba hast nd Collar in
works, 1855 Washington street. NEW YORK,
febl5-Sm "
CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Ladies desiring clear and beautiful complexion
should use the genuine
GEORGE W. LAIRD's
BLOOM YOUTH
This delightful Toilet Article has no equal for PRE-
SERVING and BEAUTIFYING the COMPLEXION and
SKIN, and will REMOVE TAN, FRECKLEs, and all
other DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Denot-74 Fulton street, New York jsnSO.6m
T. H. SKINNER. c. X. SKINNER. 3. H. PESDLRToN'
II H. SKINKER 4 CO.,
Is
(LATR OF RICHMOND, VA.,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. So FRONT STREET,
NEW YORK.
Offer their services for the PURCHASE OF MERCHAN-
Disc ON ORDER, and for the SALE OF COTTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. febS-Sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07

MARYLAND BAG FACTORY, SOUTH
Nl west corner Of South and Pratt streets, Baltimore,
Nd, WAKEFIELD, KLlNEPELTER Co., Proprietors,
dealers in Bags, Ship Chandlery, Paints, Oils, Block,
Hemp and Patent Cordage; Fishing, Cotton and Bolt
Ropes Seine and Sail Twines, Cotton Waste, Packing
Yarn, oakum, Anchors, Chains, Windlasses, &c. &c.
Orders promptly attended to- sep2s-eod6m
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
Public Sale.

Or LAND FOR DELINQUENT TAXES FOR 1865.
BDY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT ISSUED OUT OF
ID the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
and to me directed, for the collection of delinquent taxes
for the year 1s63-64-65 have this day levied on the
following described pieces and parcels of land lying and
bci1g in said State and County, in Dales City, according
to the plat thereof and on the 23d day of June, A. D.
1866, will expose the same, much thereof shall
be necessary pay the taxes and due thereon for
the years lS6S-6465 at public auction ut the Court
House door in Dalles City, in said State and County, be-
tween the hours Of o'clock a. m and4 o'clock p m,
to the highest bidder therefor, in u S. Gold Coin.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
Proposals for Grain.
ASSISTANT QUARrERMAkTER' OFFICE, |
FoRT DALLEs, OREGON, Muy 24th, 1865.

g. CtEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
- at this Office until IL oclo KIM the lst day of June
1866 for the supply of 100000 pounds Of Oats 10 of
good merchantob quality and delivered and stored by
the Contractor in such manner as the Asst Quarermas
tor at this Post may irec between the time OF the APP
proval of said Contract and the 25th day of Juy 1866
Oats to be put up in sacks aud weighed upon the scales
ut this post before being received
Bids will bo received for 25000 pounds aud upwards
MED by the of at least two responsible parties
suretes and be accompanied by oath Of allegiance
the United States.
In case Bid is accepted, the Contractor will be re-
qulred to enter into Bond for reasonable amount for
the faithful performance of tho Contract.
Payment for the aforementioned supplies will be
made In such funds may be furnished by the Govern
ment at rate equivalent TO the coin price at the time
Of payment.
The right to reject any and all Bids is reserved.
Bids to be endorsed Proposals for Oats"
Contracts will be subject to the approval Of the De-
part Inent and Division Commanders.
JAMES GILLIS,
mytd Captain and A. @. NJ, U. s. Army.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30

PoLYeAMY.-May God bless the
righteous but the men or women
who raise their voices, or use their i'm
fluence against that holy order of plu-
raj marriages will be cursed, and they
will wither away for they have UNI
dertaken to fight against God,-HeJer
C. KimbaH in the Salt Lake Tabernacle,
April 4th, 1866.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
s.. Nj. TTOLDERNESS,
COM NENHESSEON MERCHANT
AO2 Front street,

SAN rKANClSCO,
As BUYER has had many years experience in San
francisco, and aters himself rs being able to give sat
isacon. VIII fill orders for responsible parties, and
allow the usual credits. For advances made will charge
the customary interest Commissions will be
be and suited to the nature and amount of the busines
Refers to Messrs. Humason odell, Attorneys at Haw
Dalles Oregon.
For further particulars address MS above. my23m3
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
Gully Wountainter,

ROMANTIC BUT DOUBTFUL Story OF
ROBERT LlNooLN.-The Washington
correspondent of the Nashville Ban
ner says:
You remember Robert Lincoln,
son of the late President? lie was
generally liked here as an amiable
and intelligent young gentleman. not
quito equal TO his father in ability,
but of superior culturc. A story is
just now current in which his name is
so freely banded, and SO universally,
that, seeing that all the parties arc Of
public notoriety, there may be no inn
propriety in alluding to. it. Nearly
two years ago, so the story runs, Rob-
ert fell in love with q young lady
whose father was at one time out of
Office and out of money. To be in
this condition in Washington is next
to being convicted of forging Gov
ernment bond or murder in the first
degree, and the idea of marrying the
lady in that condition was not TO be
thought of. So the amiable Robert
set about mending the matter, and
made o desperate effort te secure the
proposed father.in,law seat in the
Lower House in Congress.
He failed in this, however, and was
at dead halt, whom luckily meu-
Der of the Cabinet died. Here was
vacancy, and the lover, speeding on
the wings of passion, amorous, flew to
the President, and stated the whole
case to him with great trankness. 81
like your way OF doing business, Bob"
said Mr. Lincoln, +" and, if possible, l
will work the thing for you" TO cut
long tale short, he did "work it,
the broken'down politician became a
member of the Cabinet; the young
alliance was soon converted into lead
or of fashion and all went sweetly as
marriage>bell toward the wedding
day. But the adage never fails to
hold its own, and in this, as in every
other case, the course of true love did
not run smooth. The hand of the as-
sassin interposed.
The yaung gentleman found bimself
bereft OF father, of fortune and of
. place at one fell swoop. On the oth>
er hand, the Cabinet member created
by his interposition had experienced
change OF fortune for, having shuts
fled his cards skillfuly, he was just re-
turned Senator in Congress. The
lady wavered, the nuptials were post
poned, and finally, as visions of gay
career and better match began to fit
across her beautiful blue eyes, she rel
solved that she was not so much in
love as she had boon, and she broke off
the engagement altogether. | tell
you the tale as it was told to NO.,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
LINCOLN HOUSE,
Corner Washington and Front Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.

NVIRsT-CLAss HOTEL. LARGEST IN THE STATE
EN Charges Reasonable.
AN OMNIBUS will attend all the Boats and convey
Passengers and their baggage to the House Free Of
Charge to any other House In the CRY for so cents.
s. COFFIN Proprietor.
P.s+HoT AND COLD BATHS in tho House.
All the Steamers for Oregon City. Vancouver Month
cello and Astoria land at the Lincoln House Wharf.
sep1:3m '.y.l
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
FinaI Settlernenf.

nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons interest
~ cd In the estate of Andrew Watson. deceased that
A. j. Sutton administrator of said estate has filed his
final account in the County Court of the State of Oregon
for tho County Of Grant and that FRIDAY the Sh day
OF june 1866 has been set for hearing said account by
SAID Court. W. H. HILL,
Judge Of Grant County.
Canyon City, April 3Oth, 1866. miiw4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-30
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CALL MEETING OF
II the stock Raisers' Mutual Aid Society" will bo
held at Union School House, A. d. Doltons on
Fifteen Mile Creek. at o'clock p. m on Saturday. juno
%, 1866. m,23td l.. L. ROWLAND, c. s., AS.
, 1866-11-26
The New York Weekly Tribune

Is PRINTED large eo1bleuedsum SHEET, making
eight slx broad columns cac- II contains al
the Important Editorials publlshsi In TEE DArEr
TE1bcs1, except those Of merely locsl interest A,so
Literary and setcat!cc intelligence; Rsyttvs Of The
most Interesting and Important Srw Dooks the Let
from oar large corps ct correspondents the 1ascst
re~E received By Telegraph from washinxton And a
ether r.zss Of the eount1J SUNNI at5 OF al 1raoor-
tant intelligence ii thls city md e1stwaese; syusos
q The Foctedirgs Of Erea aad state Less1aturt
when In kess!on the Foreign .exs scceired ny evHJ
steamer; Exclusive Reports q the rroceeaEs Of the
FAtmes Club Of tho American Institute; Ts,et ahout
Frult and othe7 Horticultural and Agricultural In
formation e4enu.l to ooazty realdees; ssoeG. F1aaa-
eta1 Cattle, D.y Goods Aod General MARKET Rspotu
making It, beth tor y}retT and eorpeteness atto-
Fe.he1 the most 1s1pshe interesting and
wExx1r SE1srAP11 ruhlisoed In The world
The Fru Reports Of the American Institute F&:e's'
club, and The VARIOUS Agricultural Regorp. in eac
ppHber, a.e Richly ozth 5es1ss sutecstptlon.
, 1866-11-26

The rcer1pts for thlt week AID ias: compare ~ tol
lows:
E1ttitss this
KCertr1A {A@N
l.reiits lras Ills wsrS. ~
As cowpatud with The eorfc92oudins we-4 IN 1sss
wc and \. follows:
E(t1pt4
TIA eli ts tcr same Tcttnd In
Elrxipt, It's this Tctk
, 1866-11-26

"Dr. TplAads White ttne CorTernt. advertised IN
our cu.umna, = ssfui attempt 70 eoubtne nrd
Aprly tue e,tt tnal virtues Ct the White Pine nssx
It ben thoroughly t.s hy pp1c In this ttf al!
vicinity. Ltd the proprietor has Testimonials Of It's
value from pezlots well knoNc " oar ca1ifens. We
recommend Its trial In al those cses Of SseAsc t.
which It i aaaptcd. II Is for sa,c b. al drag
g1A,s."-tS. \. InLepeE5cnf.
The t;rcat New England Eemedr Df. j. #. rolAnds
WHITE PINE CbNlUrSD Is c:s otecci IA, the ~.
nlcied throughout the country. after EayiaS been
r1ose hy The scs1 Of eleven years IN The New Eac1ah
s,ats, te.r it, merits have tteorce we'll know
IL: tree eta Whieh, In Hast It derives Ia virtues.
The White rtue Compound cures sore Throat Co'df,
CouglA Dpnllerta Drunch.tls, Sriita2& Of 9aool ard
Pulmonary Aurtlleos Errcssl5. II d rt1nassaalc
remedy for kllnr, Coc painis Diabetes. Difficulty Of
yoIdIIs CElne bleeding ftors TIE Es:nsss aai Ral-
Ger, Grarel and ether complaints. Fur Flies and Ss-
W II will te fund very valush't-
G:e Il trial II you Wntti learn the vn3ac OF sooo
and .1i@d ustleirc- i, Is n:easant, sale aad sSse
Sold ~ Druggists Atd Dealers In &euclnes sen-
lie
, 1866-11-26

Liverpool ad,iccs Of tue I'D by the cable To-
day qIotrd Firc-Twsrlles al :Dss.
Chicago City scyeIs sold in Hoeton on Nedncs-
ity Last Il a9H Gslo. and accrued interest.
The telegraph iht. afternoon annoances the
fa{lpre Of j. 4. Gas'07d, small private banker
In st. Louis Liabilities about xlo,ooo.
The New York Commercial Adrfftt&er Of
1huseday remarks that ''DIseonatins Is almost at
dead stand, with the prevailing pressure for call
loane and the extreme cautlon relative to ali furus
of fcfttlt."
Tho Philadelphia money market Ia hs1u at the
hiehe. rates, tbonch tie demand is by 10 uraas
argent There IL rothirs done below dvc per
cent. ard most generally the rate IL {. or good
stock col!atcrals. Government brokers at New
foEk arr paying per cent on dspoaft. The
, 1866-11-26
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

ElTrEpAT EVENING. November a.
The ,y Gcoa. market during The week has bccn very
eu,e The interior tralc here bought Ehssiuc!y only
SUFFICIENT to EJECT pressing wanta stocks arc not lt1
and cur ,ees. arc teady 10 meet sny further decline
that r,ay 1akc pIacr. Cotton Gauds <Fe sio~ Pftna
ne quiet and on tic lower Erades p1tccs nase beeh
slightly marked Gown. sneetinE arc Nc lower. The
satl,uu, qualities Of BIeached Goos are shade Oh.
but TIC nnc1 grades ttead5. S1spta, Heks 1eAna
and perlnls are unchanged. Blankets hoa Flannsis
4se in good request imported Dctss Goods At daJ
AID lover, We quote closing prices Is follows:
, 1866-11-26

The Eorham Manufacturing Company,
etIve1snitts Of Providence R. l., Inform the trade
that th predicting NE E1c.tzorlat Eolk cotp
pEtsng n D!n! and - sstyess mt IahI. Wa.e u
new and elt:ant designs The hase is Stekr! silver,
upon whl h eepot4s Of Pure silver et such tltek.
IN n1liy, *n rom tauy Of des!sn and su2eso. tn-
!sh are pnti stirE Euixtable from IT.
The GorEam Manufacturing Company refer EIth cob
ctenee 70 Il" high REPUTATION tae{ have ln
the rrcdncttcn of solid SiIse. Ware. II which they
have fr Iuany years rn.a2ee. nrd they po~ A.
sure The public that they Hs fully Scta1q eHat EepntH.
quality md r1t'cnc Durability ~ Will tu*Ifc ent!rc
Satisfaction to tho purchaser. AL A-Helts naadt By
thstR are STAMPED thus:
, 1866-11-26

Whartslt? Good Of estl7 1:tea O: peof? Arc you
10 z,.c to emineacr. honor- Tfa1th and po~es o are
5ou TO stnk t1to onscnrity and Be un6own3 fo be
or not TO he that's the question:" Al u.s and 5ouf
fr,ure p.otpe1s III t can be e1csr!y revealed By D
RAPHAEL lie czn win tor yru tbs aseci!on7 o. TIE
oppcAtte s=x. He saiaes Toy I: wsal ea.neSc: ana
when sou etxea Io. ~ ,nrasahls. ~ ethe;s S,n
At413 EAs. N*dlsoo.t- between " ellis Aad FrAaS1in
mn st1f3l Ch}cnro. Corsultattun foc. One DoilAs.
, 1866-11-26

&vuf lsouIs WeEes
,un,x, ... nses,B,s' sssBs s'dp;sse,s, e; u
Ehi1sits. ..-.....-.........--....tss1m s135 s135
1hc4eis ishi supply OF Lumber b. The easgo H1ih
m fnsurney cf Ecstds aud ststra Of desirable qn41
ues tnoat The de1nsnd tot this grade os Lumber u
large and rr1ees tt. Bale reported to-day was
f,lloNss GaEEu tchr JoAeA. from Mnskcgors lis u
strip. halsnee boar.a, at fta.te; lash At t4no.
Thrsr t. ls!r tfade donE tn the Jasls, aad p1ecs
are n1m At the following quotations.:
LthsEr-F1z1t CleAr, l. *, II. atd z>inch
seeaoa IIes;, i: il, ix: "a s::1eh sspssaa
f1s.s hata III stfF e:saaa Ci:si fioSsi:::
tozetheF, uxh.tae r., atsne as ,o,,
A.ss1ed md eresssd Common ..s...
Ms;esra sna dressed isiiii;';;aia: sineh COR: s
ris 9s IL asss,aa sesa1a Gisss sizing To- a1'
F}isi com1en Dre;e3 siding ess eiss5s5
WaEoo-box Boards, telec1, lsineh
Hsieti BasTd;; i iasac.:::::;::. ss.aisz:9'
f; enE sod ssnail iiSs6eF,n q
J5t.s 81 ssaniiis; Is iis:. :tass.@
- :. - - 49, . as@o9
g 4
cAts can he switched or any depe+:
or St1z Saved Shingles. bye
eoAd on Observation-Disclosures. Ats
or Star Etaved EtnE.es. h! car
load on track count male tAu, Ut
I've bunehta to thousand -. ~
A Saved Shingles, city tuxde, On
R4tk. lN939+<S
trarE E..,,s,.s...s...,..,... rs
Three dollars car lead 1dte1 wLeu uAns{cfItd+
Eheh charge follows the Shingles In lsrlZht bill.
EHlSGLx STANDARD.
T1actntse-Fist Shingles to u two inches In thick
nr%a.
lErEth-s1xteen inches
Int TT ctr tncheR.
C1crsN-IHen!yEyr,
, 1866-11-26
VETERAN AGRICULTURAL EDITOR
TNE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

Acoyel hy solon Robinson. long and vea1-knoEn as
the Agricultural Editor OF the Trspr1E. VIII be cen
.cxccd in The TKxxLx Trlursk Of December stb. It
IL cAlied
, 1866-11-26
FINANClAL AND COMMERCIAL,
nONE1AKX. n

sa-rupar Eyr4e, November n, 1856
The hollow; IN; il Manager 1vrs' exhibit OF ..e
bcs!nr+s ct Ii: Clearing House Tor The week end
, 1866-11-26

Tue New Toyk Stock nitket Ehows quite q
reaction, and \ higher range at prices prevailed
throughout the 1lst The following table shows
the closing prices to-day, TharfdaY, last satur-
a... md Tho Gatnfi4r nffxinuA.
, 1866-11-26

There was stronger icclsn: In Gorcrntuents
ta-dar. and prices wcsc higher throughoat Tho
list, The long stxcs were " better Faee-rwcn'
lies Of C. advanced s.. The u and ~ Issues
wese1. higher. Ten>Fosttcs wcsc hrn a. Al au-
,snre ~ =. seycn-Thi1ties were il higher. Is
!. nsusl on saturdays tncfc was no afternoon call
,,,.dsy. TIE following shows tho closing prices
ri to-day With those Of tho two days previous:
, 1866-11-26

L!KK fEI1onTs-Matket dufl. Ensa9smc7%tt % ESse:
Adsistie. .cosa noa Mil !sakee (ast niIsn 4; rs:
.aa a'sss xood fst ilos 1sf
Mts spsae @ets is'i 1T II
~ Sss = nes mhI. I no5
s ksn e II III sot sansi; = :!
saSG st s5:s =. 10 s sr.
q s5Is s.,. u. Il !; ts1 q, z ~ ss 4
e, ssie . . e.: 81; :? 81
hi, q 4 1e 81, d I, , :'t aot ~
50 5s, g !! s;o ID bis DO rs 20 SFs d NoT
3'si1 I s7ea nu .a.pped SIS, sa.
Ma.kst n9,s sst,se spsrf a1ss H.
impso1tne, VIZ nj snsintstaed ssle4 were: ioo 81
No. .,.tt,s; a:Nn nn it.a a. p p CO, " y en 3
e y s. i s. 4 :; IS: s ;Ss i i
T. ID s's% as d y s. ss S i d f.
:S 81 Il l;ts s Il sas as 1t M = g b q
ed t! ,sse 81 taasy 50. / md assl ii .'s' saf
is "a; "a h. .siGnsa 81 e h. as
s:e1s e :9HsGssa E s
& s. !: e x a. IL a ao i lsss \ y
fssa e ii ~ ss e Sa e
-iio ba i. 81: ,1o bu do Il -eos.ns 1t s7s7xc
..0sT--. iseeeiyed, 1a.s:a na th,psea, sl:@ ba:
~ e: 4ues Il n s;snSS m S1 Safe Il s'Gs 4 Is a.
i sSc: 1850 ou do II ssc-elcssas quiet bur nfn At
MxE.nessivte - na; st!G2'S e. l. :Sss eo NJ: ":
Sc; 80 In 10 s:c a.:ao 1u d II sc-Ioslns At
liz ;e3 ss s. ,a
& NJ 4 i Z g Il iS; g. 8 e
,rs e ~ T. e Il pis.
All tsII1tTEis nnet Il 4 az III 70, youod to,x
, 1866-11-26

.ame rate Is allowed ir The former city. There
Is stcad5 iIc'case Of paper offering for di,
eo"i.t. scur u The hanks having AZ much ss they
care 10 accommodate, The a,reet rate OF GOOD
bill. ranges from Git 10 4 mr. rcnf
, 1866-11-26

Flour ol1tnto stFocE bnt etoecd dHl[ Whtat
WIS rao1e active and higher, Int ut the close hug
CTS refused 10 pay tic extreme dgutcs. Corn
ot=at d 1!!.Gl2c better, but the advance WAS more
Than lcs at the cicsc. Oats vcsc enlet at m fra-
Troyvrnrnt OF 11l.5c- Asc ndsanced lc, nssley
wse }u better demand and lac higher. WhisEey
wae dull F.cishts were neglected. Provisions
were Gull. bat held With considerable hFnness.
Wool vas neglected and unstable. ....-
Gold was as4in notwithstanding bat httte
from &hr eecentricitles Of yesterday. The market
opcnct, at 1:::.z. advanced to i59S and closed At
1:s,,. Tie following quot.ttoue were received By
Royd E:os,, gold and stock brokers':
, 1866-11-26

al salts a Gtdfn Ttpozttf IN Ass He1Yk=t rrpoFt
Gre rsts D b11fs " y ft9f19e untesx osht7tctss
eff1ft=1- ... ...
SATURDAY EvEM1 November ~ i968-
FRE1EHTS-t,A1LroArF FEusH7s-Thet following
thS Etrt m 9bh Eastern
, 1866-11-26
MARINE NEWS
Port OF CHICAGO.

.pprrr, .,........ x,r,,,tr,,
r,on Acrrc Ent4n1o srnsrie,,
I.0p Empire stale. hunalo, sn,dries-
iIop hnttae; !. sqnaI!es ~ Is, ,mhcr
t1op Tse.sdrll. Giant Haven, saedTs.x ,,.
bas1 :. u. Gotsoh. qnAio ena sas LIZ. lA* oattela
pn.k Sunmer cioud Bu1alo and St. Clair. IT. u luu-
BE-; ~ tot.. soa:: .,, p,,, u,.o, .,a +,,.
D~A coai, Co. =, jaIsbers 1sNS 'S'N'
Bark y Gsrdl e putlAso md Gscan Bas'Sa n 1urn-
E,,r tSweii NE Sis.onYf1,e. 10 n lumber,
scnF Mcn,e1urua, Gles eland. 90 tsn1 so1!.
Sht IL N y. - .Ne1snd IL fnns sns'
SchT Ctinei leselAld ana bay CITY 80 4, lumber, IS
.r,. &: nxf%a1; n,toI n.v fstx. REQ bar-r,. AIT,
sclr Il. HAYDN. Musksgen. 81 N !utnher:
, 1866-11-26

'.AIklk VI L54Et
il. EoL1ira.e1
iaEe: +. IN.
tIJIiuaunu .
~ L.:ncs OF
5:S. u, Eel
n. Il. Woo-
.te:.a: Is more
.atLe-, OI Nor
1t,i.Gad,Late
desired again
; while Wind
Norwich h1s
aud olcat to
II; ability. Il
a!;l;ps, Vi Put
,oa'ya, w:ih q
ta,.l. In the
is4s.c.d1EE 1 Of 4
m!Iluol- AE-
term .. four
ire il 1Avor Of
iivace Aver1lls
.c;. OF Dfid 70
n:n bcst Qnall-
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ottec to Gar 39apfrs.

NOT1CE-To the Tax Payers Of the
IN City Of Chic1xo: -..-s.,r .,.x,.. rna
:. ss ~ cnrrtu3Iy to pay their City Tslrs.
srd ave te.r te ha!l ksep NJ Ges e o2en % T :i;az
=. 1t.-s - - tits : I,us = =. @ L. II. NEALD,
~>"SN~A y" @A@ t.ttT Collector.
, 1866-11-26

AEEns-1teeerod, C 40 NJ sAippod. 1855 -, .
Timn1hY teed-Hsrket uuit. SAes Wtss:
tags fUod II s7a: 1:e bag A.F 81 sL5; I! oAss 90
At e3..o; fEc tiAks dirty ~ t!-10
oct1e t-usnd ant tic raa1Gct u 5teady Al tht lo
, 1866-11-26

11I Te1ls: corner Of Monroe, Chicago. Ill.,. devotri
hi1 At.caton to tie tfratnent ot tecrss dlssassa>
sypLllis IN all ~ VARIED Es1,.. G32ctr:E1 Gis.,
tions Of The KIdneys Dse2ss Of the Head Ia:o. aad
skn, and 1ll those atnlcttoas from .e.;s. hah!. q
marriage Impossible, aa In TIC ca destroy oota tody
tnAl N nd '. .
wits great sucte>s. d.. BIS psto!isal Dsops I'll bax
IN TIC topsets in cAxss cf ob4trrctlou& 6uO 4nv
eautt. rAuxnts trcskd bT ls:aer. Aaises7 173
, 1866-11-26

Proprietor Of the .aea' std sus xical 9ftls'te,
Saub CLARK st. a4a tseatd all tofa. ot stneFAA y
es With unretteniei succets fos nearly .o:iy 5safA
spsiEatofFGua and impotence Gr1ied Hl'E The tt3-
ntest rtanf1 PARTICULARS Of the IsslsHte Nnd N!
t;ulte nailed free ~ aoy sddseaa. 20 Fox H. eni
t.z-
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les.

LAWS VI THE
't''A: In. '',taicg
ct .77.hti,.y, hd-
:. -ss.r,. y: fl:n-
A.L,,! Cs- Office.
,..,'..: a!s.Eson
S;l::-.a. Chicago,
t".u':iy claim
: ,11ajts. which
i1'.y lands are
1i<:.ly classified
=, IL. authority
rayili2st:r Cen
..ii,.s i concise
decisions 0fthe
io..s aud bouu-
.rrs Of the work
Treasury De-
.Gncc has, cmi-
I . volume OF
/. has bcen able
make his book
compilation hes
and Bounty Act
thus enabling,
isc Tersioner to
j! they so elect.
6 made perfectly,
great many OF
acre may t.e tewer
, 1866-11-26

Cf57cI q 1uY BcAfb or 1Cnl1c NoHxs,S
T.. CH1C1uo, Nor. 19st% 1Sts.
sealea pEepo+xs VII ne recea!ea By the Roard e
Pubic No:ka at their u:ee HEn. II Thur >dAy.
Sa.etuee +sth f,r one hurlsrd and sl1tJ-one taos-
SEC Sever7E q BEttks. .-.-...-
The hricks vii b. delivered p,lc1 ~ alca9 1hc lines
e the seNes: to te eun. ia t1;s etr su st u
1cd te Who!. hard burned. fce FINN ltta~. p,,
ets AID ears taale eiG, nd Of the Standard diMl~
ticsas t81sxsst tsehtt}
The fr run,her of brieks viii he se3Hf:i I, be de-
1tryra on or befnsr January l>t 1857.
typposal. mutt A1dfeh%s1 lee Board X INr:.c
Wasat, eadnE:ea "ptoposal ~ SeEss.:e b;:sk." aad
ties, TO Re srpEcyet BY ths Bcar7t -----
The Boarn resct!e the r:nt u ftet anv e!d not y
TO retef all atd.. and r:nroea: W! le asseE4c
unless tbs rsrfy nnrrng tt shall c er!tenee -a:.
tori 10 lhe Hoarc tEat he has TIE E.r~ssA,y =
tktit. e1pfrcce- ability it doing the @ark
J. q. ElHhkLE
FRED. LEEL
u. KusE-
not1-tet BcA.d RI E'ahnc Wcrf1.
, 1866-11-26
p
.on1IAMAHr,

Ard ell such a.e s1!ty saraa!red They tel It uecss
snly cal the attention OF puscha1c-s 70
The aboye s.xqc-Lratk, "A ther designs have been A.
md! taica.isely s1stt4sel These goods OFF be
rttenrtu from EcspoDslnte c+aacls throughout the
cnunfrF.
, 1866-11-26

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