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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21
FROM NEW YORK.
The TurC-Best Time ON RecOpi

The TurE-Best Time ON Record.
New York, July 2O.-The bay gelding
Dexter won the purse of three thousand
dollars atthe trotting match under the sad
die at the Fashion, Course, l.. l., yesterday,
beating General Butler and Toronto Chief
when he made the best time on record,
Flora Temples famous three heats being
beaten. The second mile heat was made
In 2:l9, whichtime was never beaten, ex-
cept by himself in his trot against time,
when he madeit In 2:18 10. L}
Another Gang Of COunterfeIters
Captured. M
The police made another capture yester-
day of large number of finely executed
steel plates, two presses, dies, rollers, paper,
bogus money and four prisoners. The ma
terial taken amounts In value to $4,000.
|, Fifteen New Cases Of Cholera.
Eleven cases of cholera and six deaths
were reported yesterday in New York, and
four cases, three Of wich were fatal, in
Brooklyn. Active measures to prevent the
cholera from becoming epidemic have been
adopted.
Frlehtfal Mortality.
One hundred and thirty-one burial per-
mits were granted In this city this morn
Ing, the last of 1852 interments. The de-
mand for hearses Is 80 great that Il cannot
be supplied. Eight new cases of cholera
are reported In this city to-day, of which
two died. Six are reported in Brooklyn, of
which two died. DIR. Calhoun, Medical In
spector on Hart's Island, has the cholera
and is not expected to recover. There are
many cases reported on that Island. m15
ssa Financial, ,biaa a.I 'aT,t
The Commercials money article says
stock. speculation is rather less active and
prices slightly lower. Erie firm and better;
railroad and State bonds more active and
frmer; Government list generally weaker.
Money shade easier; call loans mostly at
five per cent. There is a moderate demand
from importers for gold. Foreign exchange
Is quiet, the supply of small bills being
quite up to the demand. aS,i
George Alfred Townsend started for Eu-
rope to-day by the steamer Atlanta, to fol-
low the Italian army for the World newspa-
Der. r. ". = III
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Hon. ThOlnas Ewing IndOrses
the PhiIhdeIPhia Convention. aoi
CNcINEATI, July 2O.-Members Of the
City Council and city officers of Philadel-
phia arrived here Yesterday. They were
met by a delegation of the Cincinnati Coun-
Gil and escorted to the principal points of
interest in the city, and entertained in the
evening at the Cincinnati Club rooms.--
They leave for louisville to-day I. 9l's le
The Commercials dispatch says Hon
Thomas Ewing has written aletter indors-
ing the Philadelphia Convention. * 70 ;.R
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BAPTIZED WITH LIQUID FIRE!
CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE

viii. in hvo minutes. impart any desired shade
from light brown to jet black without injurng the
6bres. staining the skin. or poisoning the system
through the pores Beware OF the deleterious d. Is
Mapufactured by J. CRISTAD0R0, 8 Astor House.
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21
FROM. NASHVILLE.
The Constitutional Amendment
Ratified - Characteristic n Dis-
patch from BrOWnlOw. al.7l go

Kat1ne0 - Characteristic Ibis!
patch from BrOwnlOw., sls5 'j5ll -s,s '.ea
NASHVILLE, July 19.-Tn the House this
morning the Constitutional amendment was
ratified by vote of 43 to IL, two members
refusing to answer to their names. The
Press and Times, the Radical sheet of Nash
vile, says that the loyal men of Tennessee
by this vote repudiate the President, who
has SO basely BETRAYED them. Gov. Brown
low sent the following telegraphie dispatch
to Washington: a-aal 3.
NASHVILLE, TENN July 10, '66, 12M.:
To Hon. E7,Otn NJ. Stanton, Secretary off, ar,
Washington, d. c.:
My compliments to the President. We
have carried the Constitutional amendment
in the House. Vote, 43 to 1.-two of his
tools refusing to vote. ~ +
(Signed] .. WIG. BRowNLow,
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icPURIFY THE BLOOD.-I If the blood DO
pure, the body, which is formed from and by the
blood cannot be diseased. But II there be in any
partof the body any affection, such as boil or III
Ger. even bruise. the blood circulating through.
that part takes up impure matters from the local af
lection and carriesitnto the general system. This
the cause often Of sudden death to persons of full
habit afflicted with boils and ulcers and who use no
medicine; the matter gets into the circulating sys-
ten and ChokeS up the fine blood vessels which sup
PLY the brain with vitality. and life ceases ssif M
Bcreft by Lightning.
Now this can bo remediod.
,1Id BRANDRETRS PILLS, il a.
Take all impure matters from the circulation. and
save the general health soon curing local affections
also. BRANDRETH's PILLS protect from tedi.
Gus times of sickness and often save life. Sold BY
oil Druggists. july7-d&wlm
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A!B Ouscb old Necessity Exists for The
Use of 4t..- -
DURNO's CATARRH SNIFF,

Which, in the first stages Of cold. acts like magic
Headache, Hearseness, Diptheria, and Bronchitis.
Sore Eyes. Deafness, Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result Of Catarrh. This Snuff removes and pre-
vents all these, and insures healthy Head. Its
effects are pleasant and safe even for infants who
suffer from Snufles. ~ ;... .......-
1t has the highest professional testimonials. Sold
by all Druggists. sent by Mail to all parts of U S
or 90 cents for One Box. or q for Four Boxes.
Address JAS. DURNO. p. o. "ox 1885.
At Wholesale, by DEMAS BARNES l. co. /
Park Row. New York. june9-lyd&W.
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mAsRIAGE AND OELIBACY, an Es-
say Of Warnin and instruction for Young Men.
Also. Disease san Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sur means Of relief. Sent free OF
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr. ].
SKlLLlN no UGATON, Howard Association. Phil
adelphia.Pa ata t~3 aprll7d&W5m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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SPIKE THE GUNS |!

Of Humbug. ImpOsters are in tho field with dead.
ly hair dyes, dangerous to health and utterly -.
ttructivS to Che hair. Do not submit to have you
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Henry stanbery AC
1t is understood that Mr.. S
-, AZ g A.l n
Joint Resolution TO Admit Ten.
nessee Passed the House.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The House has
passed the joint resolution admitting Ten
nessee into the Union again by the follow
ing vote: Yeas 125, nays II. Even Ste
vens, of Pennsylvania, voted aye. Y. ... ...
The President this. afternoon nominated
to the Senate Henry Stanbery, of Ken
United States in place Of Speed, resigned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21

Secretary Harlan received dispatch to-
day from General Dix, in New York, stat
ing that another twenty mile section of the
Pacific railroad had been completed, maxi
ing in all 145 miles. Commissioners have
left to examine and report if it be suitable
for the Government to accept it.
, 1866-06-22
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 2Gih, 1865.
The Sale to Commence at Q O'clock
P. ~, IN front Of Thos. Der !:
went & Sons Mill

~ fMs oF sALE:-faf- fourth cA,h In heud s,a
~ " lo1f equal snnoal PAYNE Is, With Int,..
e1sen pet cent per Rucuh, SECURED b. m es mi
1 E % ias rIoperty Firs pr csns d,:co1nt
naa s an*na on deferred payments II al clsh il
AZ parties HfshtnE TO purchase At p,tyas. sa,e h..
on The unoeTstCned. %-A' ~ eaotis
, 1866-06-22
Eton1aet Bltttrs,
SlhCE THE LAST
ANNUAL MESSAGE
issEEa DE TIE rRopR11roEs or
HOsTET1ER'S
Stomach BhterS!
fosE 11sosuatloo and zaldaaccof Il vn0 Feaztd
HEAI1TH
1.-The GREATEST OF TEMPORAL BLgss1Naa
aeoernsnd for ihis Potent and agreeable VeKe-
hne TONIC snd ALrhRAr1vE
has been tznuensely
41c1eh~~@

Not onty tn this country, hut In all usas< land. In
which commerce bears our Gag, Tho pscuaa. mer,t.
of ,hs astkIe nc known md appreciated, II s.a
BEEN fbuu6 suited to III climates III oe,1u.. ..a
The needs Of evrzy clkss oi socatT. coup.unas, ar
mineral salt or eo8osive veee'anle aks,o.d, ami CON-
b.ulnx the properties of WHOLESOME sToXACI1lc
1 GENTLE LAXATIVE. a-d an etrcIenr ASEI
BIL11oUR AckSC. 1t Is ndorsed by practical chem
tsss ~ the sAShst. and y unparalleled physlcsus
- the sURtsF FhEVE1IvR. REGULATING and
nHsfoRAstss PREPARATION OF tue Aas.
Inc n*'o'e os IN couapontn*s 10 the be.s ap,Fxntv
olas aas"tes17o' It coQasts Of ,Aa stimulating
pEins'pte o1 soondR7e. uedtcated nth the cnest
'on"' sautenHe' Aersent. 4ntt-scubattc, aud a.ts-
pasmoolc nesoe. fols sud ha.Ss that bo,anfcs1 "a.
search n@ sts aeve'oed for the oso OF man. Ey-
ut eate1s into it, cooosts1on i,
caaeo an9 sekesea VII sczupulous cur, sid uo,htrz
ea.t Il nos sound ard b9ect Of IL kind II u.ea n N.
msnu1breurc. - '~
II Pfrsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA. i 5yst.z,,
ror..-S NJ more hosough than that nd ,,o,es ~.
crz., anthosisy.as teas Of the quality ar nv,
barrel or or III. h E:osoualJ ps,st.,ed. .ev.-
OF the B1tt<r, = asiaaisat which sor.ss tho bs.,a
tore 1t I. rer~x.r to be absolutely pura b.
and eycfy 1ear ,ns ,s,S manufacturing dep4xun.nx
Lac Hsufc1fina fnxrutE a4ts
c,.h =. LIE rfoeea1 Of tnnislon Commences,
n. o nous espscity OF the taaks in which
M. ' prepared shse tho proprte,oea sks e.
dons.~..p 'af9e stock on hand. and 70 supply tas
md meaoTr4 soteka market with N Rttio.e uasuro1
a,vo, u1t.s . sv time. H<rco thu a-4v ,nd A,sins
w. "'tH a1fsehes - oEu1n.-. h1,,... .s ,~ht.h
- se4 sf"SEA snd the tu{a tor ousI1kv ,,rtnn
a3oSs %4o 4coho& or which shrv .rr oo.coot.-, :.
, 1866-06-22
The Angao- 4 Aimcr1ca AN efoet B.r-.

me hetocasae chronsc'e says The great In.
Gr, aGonnl contest between Hainill. The
Gnited States champion, and Kelly the
tEngllsh champion Of the Thames and TYNE,
3e Progressing very satisfactorily. Hamili
has now gone into active work, aud Ia r.n,d.
~ reducing himself 10 the required we{pht
which he Will roW on the days Of the races.
he, as heretofore, takes rpod ds;1v
exercise on the river in the Joseph Cowcn'
9ull;hg several miles each day. On Man.
Gay lie ro"ed about thirteen miIea. on Tnra.
aaf uot more than seven, whereas nm Nod
hesdhy lie increased the distancn IT, .lerar
miles, His habit Is to 20 of twice dav ~.
corolhg as the tides may be suitable. and The
als,nnces We have given include, Of co1,rse
noth trips each day. He is in the cuioynenf
Q, c3ceucnt health, and though not naiura]iv
given TO vain boasting, lie Is pretty confideiI}
o. success. or. to use Ills own words. he il
Pretty sure that he twill not be tar nfI tho
winner at the finish" So fnr W.
have had no opportunity OF form.
anE any correct idea as tn what
hts real powers in the skill arc; first, because
nc has bcen particularly canuuus not Ia
make too great an exhibition of bis skill:
anu secondly. II even he was 50 inclined. he
would prefer having new skitr in every waT
adapted TO his style in which to tssho1 oirK
we shall therefore have to wait some little
Lime nret ere this can possibly be the case.
until either Ills own hoat arrives, or perha ns
even Iater, until Casper ge:s the one finished
upon which he is nos cngueed. But. as We
lave bcfurc limited, it Is more than nroha,,1e
that the public will lave little Opportunity
Of seeing what he really can do In fhe skIff
TIL the day IF the face
, 1866-06-22

wss',1E, o5tvats Letter it,. tom Cen. nsisbin dated
was In the House toGaS. end snntu I: alesens En-
Reconstruction amenduent " fhc Goue,,,n NJ Ias
tion. Heis still ieeble, ,but mcsding siowip
asked Itm what allied him. and as e.vTaa; ronf;si
about Erenty years, be believed. IL
eubscfxchtly said Us liver vas
much hectea; and When ! hinted
touclcd he said, sYes, 1t tvcry bitter, NJ
appreh6aious Ded be fell bT Nj, Etev.,,s,
tfiens, for he will undoubtedly ret we'll. S He
ns,e poke more powerfully than be did
, 1866-06-22
General AcDtt.s fsrccptiun bv rh.
~ &r1r1&sss S

Ata epiritua:ist meeting in New jersey re-
Gently, one Of the mediums, Miss Buifene
gnve the following account Of tue Reception
o1 General scott 10 the spirit land:
spirits n ,H0sse. Al Ills right hand stood
Nashlnston. Behind hin vas Wellinrfnn
the Iron Duke. Al his left appeared the iatc
Gar o, Russia. Before him, with folded
arms, Aspoleon was stationed as the repre-
sentative :uf France. JeEersou, Madison.
Taylor, Ltcoln and tho other deceased Pres]'
dents OF his Republic, whose names Miss
Bullcne lid clearly forgotten, acted as the
reception pmmiltee. All the dead heroes
o. The Eectts war were on duty, With many
Miss Bulten wonld not name, The rrcefs.
tion ccrcmoy was exceedingly modest, 1
little child whom the Generut had dearir
loved, vas leputed 10 present him witt, :
grown Of lntel and as IL was placed upon
from 1hr vat thfn,rts
, 1866-06-22
SAT1RICAL I,OGJC.
a Gtfman Punch on the sttuat1ac

IN Snkt7n and Pruss3a, rs there Ia re.,,,
no 1st case Tor conflict. the popular errjt !.
naens has By no means The fever h.st sn;
me Vienna Ff7oro, a sort Of Pnn.b ch,m 1rt
toer V tne style IN contemplating tbs nos;!;
on. Nfaye that. logically speador thc si s;t'
uae1on Of affairs Is the best tl,st
Em be imaEincd-ior "AusfrIa sna
1ntaa arc lace TO face. They cannot sttaal
EGO EGO other. because thry abbor ar"rrs.;n,,
LEY cannot defend themselves. becsusc NJ.
neos au1cks them. They cannot commrnrs
WEI WIZ, because there is no cas+us btlif. TI1er
usIDot MAKE peace, because there have bee1
ao hostfhtics. They cannot conclude an a..
.nlstlc, because no conflict has yct cam,
nenced. They canpot disar1n, bccsuse. A.,
cotoing cor t9 their own aecount, they have
nol armed. Netther can they peEotiate
LOT diplomatic commnnjcationa h.ra
come 10 IN end. They c1nnof ~.
commence negotiations, because th.sr b,re
not been officially broken otf. Tbere9orc
h4Afn and lrnesta can neither attack cacE
other, nor defend themselves, nor eo to wa
nor make peace, nor couclude an armiatjce
nor commence hoatlfties, nor disarm. nnr ~
fotiatc. austria aud Prussia are rcdnred ~
mact1on; therefore the present situation can.
nos be modihed. Bnt whnt cannot be modj-
neo cannot be ameliorated, aud what cannot
: 1e ameliorated must be the best possible
therefore the present situation il the hest
4ttoI t70l 4tM0HsfrQnduM ~
, 1866-06-22

1sthe only Pnys,csau Specialist now In the city
inst be entirely relied upoa. Go 10 ns. and not
suter Disc Fuoaln IN your syz,em. dIsoEutlIs
ynur ce snd bod bsadcs destrpYt.R yous nsppness
anu futusc pus---%- - 4.<-- ->4H. pae.s,naf
disease and neTyous debility bis study for the Est
s~=nty years. and Is tn reiore the whom al
altlcen shohd ca1sulr. No one eyer heard Ut 4 "a.
sseItof us not being cured he has this
city, His reputation ha4 vouchers IN II tie city D.
pera. hspaaerts and the medital pfoc.op both ht1t
md abroad. rs een. the most skeu Specialist here,
and thoTougs master OF his prates soa. all athers
tsll. oout depar give him cali. II II only CON.
nou occurrence with him 10 cure suta cases. His
rooms are ssassta Tor ladies' anu zensie+n. aud the
moat compile in the city. Consultations frea and
cornLeItis'
Dtce NJ 70 South Clark 1.sett cones Of aiouroe,
h-fa hlsek FROM the Post Once, Fest ohceBos 1854,
chscac- III. Oadce nours rom L. m. TO q p. H.
seyl for his Guide 10 Heaita, puoilshed ro.thyy.
~ Of charge.
toCNa MeH. TAKE PAET1cu1As NoI1ck.-Doc,o,
tt2sow dsvoses nsnch OF his time the treatment OF
nose csSes eaused BY secret habit which ruins both
oooY Hrn m1nd, auattnx he unfortunate tnd1y1dps1
LOT either buatntsa Of soct Thasxd effect Of these
esft haolts Or The exce.s a. Fp years. Ii to Tesker
AGO oehltAte fhe constitution, DESTROY tho phystes,
aed mental powers diminish aud euleeote the ua.us
feelings. aaa CIh4ase the vttal energies Of 1auhedi
TIE pleasures Of Life arc mazred the object osnat'
fsaxt nstrated. and extttence nselt rendered. tern
OF unees1tn9 misery and regret Such per,os espe-
ctal thase contemplating marriage anri1d loae no
time in making Immediate application as Dr.. D. n1
hfa neW tfaasent Is enabled to e1tzte speedy auo
W 0nce, I79 Som. N0 - 1|'16'''
, 1866-06-22

1z3 Welts s.lets eoEssr Of Hooso. Chiesxo, NJ, do
esEt disenss sypailis tn ali is y.rts toTms uonur
rheA Gltek asEtcAIe 3. minA Ncatntss tajn1s n
Thfoa EoEt aod Sin. and III thos. an .c4s .11st1s
t!om :cCet habit Il * utn which usuducs eo14titn
dtnAl dabutty, enIe1 impossible nd In ,sf
erd deftuy both bod. 2nd mind. N'
iorNa AxA TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE. a :aze fof
|A0' AHuSI tut BCiaNffsdG n TIT GSVEk II0N. 'A'''
an ens fo< "a eass o. as11tM oshoc.
Weakaeas, ETC. Csn % cured u fro.a is
when nped conj11utly With medEc4Eca pr. hoFguuE1s
IN order TO a4usy the most scepucal to the me1!ta
Of his lnifru-seu1 et.ts himself that xuY Instance
where II may prove aftez Eslf tT1A
The money vii bc teslnded by 1ttnDins toe ialeEn
lxroErAST 10 LApnE-s mall, Complaints treated
viii great success cnr Pesioascal props III bra:
Pstituts treated BY letteE. AddItts I'D. BOB
K}U9Hb, 193 Wetfs strt-et. corner Monroe. Ch!ca:o
Iitfhnfh. t9
, 1866-06-22

Reee.ps.. ehtpmeat,.
1SnsfnnsI l,t:nu9 3.1l4oo0
Isihs.' ...'....''' 1tS; ~ It,1e ~
rue receipts WIRE stkst, and the market qulet 1n3
nfn. Yard prices TeDAln upehauxed. The sslt, Of
1tEoee e EEre. Cargo OF sehr Challenge. from P1.r
Marquette. a N strip. balance mixed, It $3.50
ea!ko scof Avlns. rum Grand River 50 IN 4 str1ps
ba1stcs mixed. II sl9z5, $50 pes aa at 4 %: carro
sehr Hlrondele. aooEe's XII, from sauxatuet 60 N
su!ps snd SeanttnzA hala.ce bo.rds. 10 arrtya. Il
xa1pi cargo teM AHow' f9n kalamazoo, Is N
Sfkrcd shlnges Il 3aBsH; 73 p.eces Lab At n ID,
sam Lumber. str1pa, balance aixe4 i, st8 Sd.
The yard prices Aft ~ lniiows;
Lrxsx1-Frst C!tsr, l. 1k. IN snd 74neh.
gssasa tsi; IL ;ad l'asi:* stssa,sn
FIT. aEc Second c1csi Flooring. "a A"ss'ae
gtth.r: ronsh-the same - second
Ss9e5ss Ssss' .sd adi1aitRa ata:iss III;
Msteh:d and die..sd snsh common a'-e - ~
E1oo1tnx s4.ossM!s
~sFoabos sssn boafd.. .e seieet i:inch aud A"
~ j; z:
IL! 81 e e :ss{ i.7iiaas
g or 81 ss.r nsq;a q = sssaxe e. i s fs
A Or ssar sas ed Shingles s......-. 6-7sz63o
A. ~ ssssa Shingles; 3ses:;:s
IL caf io.d D. NossS1s;sia aiifoid. a L
sS.vsa ss ssnsts & :; ~
4 = So sss.d ssiaiiss. b; ;:;: :1 :.
ssssa sii''eii;':a:;t:;;5i Shingles. oily III, On wv
No ssxsd shingles, BY ca io:d Wv
r. n Es..d ys;;;is;,; 5; ssI ioai 'e'.s'
1sXc sdscd o adovs prices when tianassred.
, 1866-06-22

11{7
VIII Tho exception Of smart showe. about mid
0&1s tae ~eA9neT mas beth favorable Tor oper2uuus,
nd With rery is1Ke atHEu&pc& of buyety 4 l.relv
bakEes4 VA xauasc,ed At I'd 1rzs n fcr cnn,,,n.
Cow and good ssocS slees,. f.s meainm ~
sises s1s.ssas oa aissie -; 10. s''' choice
1ne aaass o. aas oneftnss Sat not Of hlSa orae1,
COMMON &nd meo3rm up the bulk Of the
receipts. food Beeyes were in aeuya demand ara ali
6rovrs answering this drxrrnton found rr,dv =, !.
Far the nrrr sorts .sIe* 1.re ,lnw IN, o.no -
TIC light supply. III vera worked Cd It fatr .ste..
mr. r. I,f ~ n1se. ~, a aae
An s'e tod and the market clo.es nsm 4: the aoove
~ ts s,oee y., ~ '1.,n &C.
be to give foil repoE Of ses. Below Will be found
partial li.t;
CATTLE sALHs ro-nAy.
HI 4 nssss. :o'd Moore II head Cows aud Stays
Nieo.ls Adao1 1o'd H7naa 81 head averaging LOOT
dreoa sod Jones Is head far Cowt, averaging 1,eoo
HeAM ~.
M.aWoEk & Mallory toid piye! % usht steeIa.
4fef1s1nE R96 nj, II $t30; 10 Doo0T41, 10 light
sieers, sye1sklnK - NJ at san; 70 Bogsy "a Dae.
medium Etee1s aser1gtt l011 "a. at e3.1s: 70 ses.
.ior9 kr<. IT t!sht steetH, Averaging sss rs, 1t
ri Jobn 4 R,oxn mid yy,osz,, ia naht s,as,,
ave-7xing 9oa d, II 1925; 10 ResloFick 81 GOOD
stsEA avesak1nE tlA Hs,as $a.o1
e enhr. ee'o A@Aa * ASns eteesss ssGa&SG s'o
Conter Z Fro sold p'Nalcy IS lieht Steers ayanc.
NtNA kHnn
, 1866-06-22
The Property will be Sold in lots
rs follows, viz:

any = sao3 IT, 36 II t1s Ea,s aLock a. .oa 0.
~ q kes Ina H.. ase Or aa aaS s1
frhr n hn,d 1Hs: then the pnrrlase' 70 have the
and pSi & ~ aead race properly aas aoss sas sean
LetF aud LOIS and ?. in tho sor,, B1oek fIu,t
Il IT, rs 1rhs a. VT o;oS hs1e
On s g 81 az isi ns o saa
sS, ,sos y sss ia 2s4k. siiaas, etc. 9,
as g. .s s
t1gned to tho purchase the rot n July TO no-
e ~ saa s e e
zs::e q y. le.:sss % .sid so eases shall b ~
Ies Il I'D i. i 4 ;:ats s'eeE saetct to
~, 'a,s g
-. e2%p.ya IA g %psnK 1ss E aos :os
e. "a Sa &c 4;ss. e ~ West
Sloss s. as:rs s 1' J. e n h
buid o!er sid Race pe .aia bal6rSs 1t to dassen
si.n P.x r
T; a. et Tss ,o rs Ct bo'h ssts Of Head
tae aya oaa of lower ae
Gates 20 TIE .es 70 nutla over the Rsse sousa =
saie o u HIT of pufh.ssr 4 lot. Is
sud 16 u East npek tn1 also tue purchasers OF lots
e II e e
property to c4ontct thelr sfuperty x:ta the m1ia
kass 1 sha p9t = and oosrste Head os'a' fos SAD
TSe sse ~ d o s,D spo.e til. 1--we, sad .es snd
e o sad
u IN the Est ant e5t Rock4 Any % 1dnx esse!ed
erected Iots Il and i II tic Wet s'oeE vshia i
.znt TO ba.1d orcr The sse herweea lot, IL .od
II IN tH East Rtoek. sud los IL and II IL tne West
aoctsubt Ct 70 l.a.e 70 h~ssrs o. fe1Soa 500 "t
~ ~ siess . e,tld 4c.os. Ito u.ta R.ee Ss;wssa
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"a + she Es.s BloeS. md lots !, AID ID liz sae
- q 81 s.@s, soSe'nsf 4; y,| .as :qeo sse ssf
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sqa sd q Kass e to
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tae also s1h]eet 70 tie loo eoEainon.; The cad
as%.eed u sn5 vsy sui ths
COMPANY % rare ne flll Hight r. sspair of spl.ce:
/; tf
H:ss q f.. a g i,
e. sna pea "a
that Waiss III .uIpiIhs 70 ne Raroaf Company,
q III g
hzrn.lers o. Sat account. Also. r. Emersol Jr. has
40 I'D iaaar n.s sae Y
A1d 61ts1es from Los c. The sale includes pump
ssa s sf Gil ossss ::
bds. snd sh OF fh'
e m G S1 & t.
Of tsn sl do!ls5s ~ 70 b Be- PAD 70 e purmsns.sI: q
aHa &
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poss: n91n of te Rato1d cAst siae of the ryer.
naatioa Of WstFs 1tfr et scs oss III ssws Az s1h
, 1866-06-22

CHICAGO AND pocE 1s1An...
p, Express and Mail ...sa01. n sEDp. n
NlGht E1rHsss. -1.-00 p. II. 500 l.
Folet Accommodation. :. rs p. nj. $3.50 4 n.
Express Freight Nth passen.tr car &ttschet
TIL ls1se nlts9rgr dcpo: esery SEluruay at 81:
.. H., Gbr tic Wet. -
Ina Joliet Accommodation con1ecte With IL
p.e=. ktci:h: for WY Stanons.
'aunsaY excepted. tNoudgy excepted, Saturday
eXCeot&&.
, 1866-06-22

&V13 NN0{HAI.1
fn wasal cTop 70 this counsy will b. noorr, IN,
htt ~ numEG Ct years past. probably net moTe IL,
Iii a"R.thuos m nTeT4te yield. rue hav cna
,rnl m aso oe conelderabfy beln1 the ayefsee ~ @
as eep. clals Clover, which was much inlnrG
dl ~ tpI1tg cznps are looking nne,v. and ornrrx.
cn .EA. n y essKe yield There win also b. tod
1upp'5 o1 1fult, especially applts vs. hosa
, 1866-06-22

hese the Fola market has ruled srry dull-on.n-
Ing II 49, declining In rome instances ~ low as
las. md closing 1t 49, There was 4 weak feel{nr
throuahon. md The brokers bought epanngty. sn-
yer was dull at 140.
Government Bonds we1e In more actiyu demand
and 61me7. Five-Iweniy bonds are eca.ee he,e
and orders cannot be h1led. We uuote: