davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-30

~ NtYtCM OF THH BOARD nj kEHL{E WGEA3%{
Chicago, January 3Ith, 1+t6. {
Whereas, The comman Is co9ncil n of the lily Of cni;
ION Hubbard street, betEeea Wood strces and the
.west Inc # Lnco!n aE,eet a. ~ estIWatsa cost ot
@street between Morgan street and the east line OF
aBroEn street, at N estimated cost Of 41ot0. ALSO,
oEe Lamp Ppst Erown street. At the or The
allcy, next north or Twelfth street, It estimated
cusf OF EE :, ea4d wosE to he DONE under the soper
the 1um Of Four Hundred and Nlnefy.nya {tsa3} dol
a5s Se assstsed G9on shs ot pecss o. pa
q street along Witch sa.d posts a1e orasEea g be
Charter il such cssa a ade aud ptovtded;
hoH iberctore p9btfe noi!ea 4 he1ehy given 70 al
Board OF Public WORKS W1ll meet at Room No. is Ia
the C1nrt House in said city, on the "a day OF Febru
assess The amount directed as aforesaid bJ the Con-
men Go9acn 70 De aeeteo On tne ssFe1a! iots peers
part Of street. along which said posts 10 BE- erected
J. G. GfSpELE,
FH8u. LKTZ,
o. J. ROSE,
fr1Y
, 1866-01-30
Fork Packing nj 1ndinnnpp.ls.

VIC have not beee able to x1ther an the satt.tr ~
the Eork trade Of the city, ecGnurt OF I1ct fhf
the hroks Of one of Two hontca hare not been ntss
up. What We hasr wt pnhfiah below. from waicS IL
thlf yexr hs1 lar exceeded that Of last belless
, 1866-01-30
Tho Froduce Trade of New York.
The receipts Of Pruduee at New York during I


On 1hUfKttF The Rtcomtf Efn. SlXef RfF1ftd At
Nashville H1td ShEee hundred bar1elx nt oil. Ths H.
stal1a1top Of pet1olsam comes Efnm veil o. Geels-
BtAtaline- The rumoss from Butxsyttit. brought bI
the Gen. sce threw lnto the shste those reported
non Ut th1t tzbnasr7 With ob's r1yes, IN oyt5to3
county u casting forth yolne of coa OIL sp3nttug
nAtlres" im1neAsurably. Bnrksyille, according 10
latest zrports u begn1lng 70 feel ~ ~btg" Ptholc,
PA
, 1866-01-30
H4ifr0ad Time IuDtes

cHicAao AID NORTHWESTERN -pEFoT COB wEsT
WATER AND KINNN.
Depart Af7ivt.
Dag Expreet.... sa:UO i. m. s9i5 2. III.
Night Express .-........ s4:30 p. N. s5:U9 T. N.
JaueEyille Acc6Hmod n. $40 >. m. <235 p. N.
Woodstock Accom-. s$t0 p. N. s1Gn0 i. N.
GAlENA DEFIs1QN,
Fut,oa ind Cedar Rapids.. al5 l. NJ 7:ttp, N.
F'ulf0n md Iowa. p. n GU i. N.
ErcepDFt and Dun!elth 200 a. m 300 !. IN.
Frctport and Dun1eiih. 1000 p In.' a:tD p. N.
Rockford and Fox Rlser-- A:01 p. rn- ll:.9a !. II.
Dixon e. ...- ..-..--...-. zoo p. n. 11:1Na- m.
Gepeya and ElCfn.. ......... ED p. m- s;45 am
MICHIGAN CENTRAL q. Z.
U,ion Depos, + ~ Of Lake Sired.
MaA md Day E1presr.-.-. t 6.00an 4l1.Upm
Detroit md n. +. Express. aUpm II 6.0na N
Night Express. .'... .tt,000pm Sl2sop N
GtyC1NxA11 LoClsy11LE nHAScn.
No,ptur Express ,..-....-. TO Dam t11-Mp m
Night E1p1ess..,...-...,-.. tsG pm SO an
xtcuqlH soUznEKa-uxrnr coaxFE VAN HuREH. |
AND HHEkKAN s1HEFTA
Inv R1rRn4k, ECO T. q e1EnQ p N.
Er1srfn1 F.nreas. 80. *E3Q D. nj. StA-0 /. u.
Eieht k5pitss. ......... s1h05 p. m. ti1oo P. N.
, 1866-01-30

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


,,-:---: :
Wnnn.1 E.pnfr1 I.n y
a.a...ts- - -. 80.
~ De- -. .I1l*lusI ~ tns '".sa oi .t1at
Ee!os .ne sseespss .ao aMEea aoee our sa sa aesoe
soanpsea *lta ne pe1aoa Q. .ssa. nave
peen ~ .oo.a. at saoua pe n N to!na Inat toese
a4,Is @"4 0e 3s@''s tuo'e " LIE Gay pre-
ese10k' par.,,,x c1,,,,,,..
~-, se---.n -wl@
1S6&. 1SSs. 1ss8 1853,
shnaag Td AopdAE.'..-.....-. 80 III &$H SO
The actual ftccpts To-day are ono car load and tho
entered tales snee our last report ff head varying tu
ps1cr from so for common To & 50 for faIr Steers.
The market hss been quiet to-day, and Witt limited
demand prices hare ruled steady aud unchanged. The
ony inquiry Today has beel On tho part ofpAcketa md
.Jx butchers, tbou<h neither have doue much. Goa
Siderable stock rrtnatns In rrtt hands.
We quote the market u qulet, md pr.c.s without
efseu,iN change 3tpm Saturday last
, 1866-01-30

!&e1s ~
f0fE. pD1t.t tlk E.EN
29r6V
to day. Ano prices ruled shade betsef Both tareled
Nfeea FurE.-AdTsretd 3sss0c = hi. sa1es 20
brl1 ty Mess Pork s26 .o1; LOO hrs DO It t2th.
Prime Mens Pork-:0 htis city packed Prtuab
Aess Fork n fc3.50
Run1p porkl5o hsls Runp Pork 1t teobo. :;
Bulk tieatA-rh fair demand nb1 tfIn, Salts 13t,
0O0 rough sides, at t5Hc loose; 90 Shonlde1s
from Dire I'D Hogs for arllteF1 next week, at loAe
loose: x. 90 country Shou foefs l0h loose.
EuR1ish nleats-ln Rood demand aud trm. sales
80 bfs ehaIt lib. M,ddits II <3c. Cumberland
N!cdlcs are in good demand at 13Ac.
s..reet Picked Rnmr-l0o iscs sWtet Picked
f!ans iron Lire Hpgs} 1t 1lc.
tuarkct Gpier. Ealea to-day were: So pcs. Green
Hams tfEo slanahsefrd Hoes) u iss 80 Pc Do r.
eait aud packed Ia brls At l8c: 5,t0c pcs DO {rpm
slaughtered HoEs rubbed II salt and PACKED In oris
aFJ
Lard-pull. Sales, tres Steam Lard fnot primo, as
, 1866-01-30

We LAse au advantage ovtr any n-uef similar luu,-
heT M1fket 10 Tire country, onr 1ufActurtuE est45
l1hments snoltlpE facilities for making lumber to
oFfcr There II CaoRe1rentrE largo dc:aaua t1h1-
bcr for f3d.cE which il SUPPLIED Indiana 1lloak
and Othtf points f1fthfr west. y
There ART. beki1e the nlf]s1 Abofe cuumer3teA TIVE
lumber yaIds Ii Hhich t0r following anlouuts weFe
sad:
atn.
1hls does not include casEpea which haye bern
bEDCEh hEEt b. builders other persons who not
especially cncxvd IL The lumber trade Tue fplloF.
lnE shows the receipts for lsf3:
~ o sss,
T. AZ ts- &F.as.tR
.....-...-.-...t..- u&a
-. M.A ]NHN
a. e g ;. l. A4fk.---.. %a4N
wagons Hoca tAe cououf---. ....:.......s---4o&NN1
49, 1oN4 sFceotf 6E,Se.QN
SfoFk4 IAnE8f14 lAa ets1QMN
AdG amount xnAnHf9Ctla ed. -4QON
TOTAL te1*on stock .a.tseoo1
A4kk
1he stock wxs disposed Of a 1a1lowt:
5hpF~1 D? 1RMQ0t
T. Se1uM4tcd>-- 0n
~ H. 4. .-...:..--......-.--....a aon, ,103
CITY and eubs tesftuatcd} sxo
btocf Oh h1ud JanuaSf.
he tha t1,a
, 1866-01-30

110 HeafioE Chxns%
the saddle and hEness The nauies ate The pest cyer
u11tEed Tor axle It this place.
Tcrms cash. IN U. g. CurrtucY, 10 be paid at the time
the pu1thl3t 4 made.
Hos1el nd mules must be removed from the Corral
hy the purchaser on The day OF sale. A reasonaDle
TIME w b. allowed fat the removal ofothcr property.
" order Of the Qaarte1mastcr General.
J. q. BELCHER,
Gacfr3lREt Etnt A o H.
, 1866-01-30
kA4Fk
---F--5*V----
I:
':.''; Blokrgtt&.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!
YOUTH TO THE AGE0!!
- .-''s 49,
BIOKRENE
Or.
Life Re5uUe9sGt01".

This preparation - uneanalied Retuven.tur 1nh
Reetcrer Of wasted or taeft {Qrcrtonf4
The ased should b certain "a nakt the Riokzenc
household neeesaity. f9sxnueh ~ II wM render them
to live again ths day Of the pristine 10y It NOT
only e1hlt4sstes but snrn9thens aud really ~ To-
valuable BLESSING especially To those who hare bean
reduced 70 eouailiou sersity- self abuse. uoIs
fortune, o. ordinary sicknets- no matter Whas tne
supe1h preparation will remove &he e1tet n ocs and
, 1866-01-30

CURES IslPoTENEY, CENTRAL DEBILITY, N3g-
EOCs ISCArACtTY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPKE9StOS,
LOSS OF APrETlTk. LOW apIKItS, WEAKSGSS
OF THE ORGANS OF GESEEaT!uSt IA4EGlLl-
II HAS MOST DELIGHTFUL. DESIRABLE AND
NOVEL EFFECT uPoS TIE NERVOUS sYsFEMi
nbiliIey are earnestly advised to scck ia this
most excellent ARD nnequalled preparation.
pestona who t1 llnrrudencf, bAya lost tdeif Ma
TU1tAL vIG0R, Will ind speedy asd permanent
surr In THE
, 1866-01-30

win be !oid Il pnbiic auction. Il Fort Monroe In
4 " beas y ae J. q sfse ~ ST.
NJ q .torea ooassnx part Of 1he following ai.
" sSsa
49f no'n ns tSseg 6..Ss e Tsvs1 'ncnss Including q
ss%ofs1s's cast iFon 1apd', e+pdF, s'neh anc 10
ass III s5.Ps I'D
- erseesiosang .eafhaes-Bu.o.,de'.,. Mezrtu.,
"a spa sss g. .aa ,sgasss md
o4 fofssn tines-Ausss1an, cal 81, ne~ aud repaired
sS;S; :ss fsiaas'-hafasia'' Ae'
a mssfe1. "a !ss sss seGtasta G. ID ssu mauue
SIS reyotfas- Co!t's, Remingtoa's and Lehucheu1,
t,s;oo lounss d III cartridges, for carbne,. mus
s5ss fs cd s.sa - ssassa's
PA spsks: @ tses,ss1
arsenal: snd 4 tbe I, s. Ordnance Agency No. -
Thifty III Vii 8 Altered Tor tho removal Q. all
heavy ofdnanse Al Other stoses Va be 1soulftd 10
4ss@s 5ss;sa :s s. a.'' aeo s.
ja1seeos.lst Commsading,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
IL EMINENT ROLLING STOCK.
cu11r as..s e1f;ea III a!Ii + = I TIE Hqz. IT,
v,,, ne ,o1a II t45g11 iS3,: T3sa1 sa s6 r.
e ssss; as1a H.
-Four tt} locomotive fhsiaes. eye feet ssnge-thsec
q! Re1 nd Ss IS fss tmore or ,e,s
81 esms 81 f!ae ssssss! sss place
ss e 4; H. a'Pss s. 81 ss: 9 1T
foen, tweIys i1lles nor1n q GfaHa i ;lnncs!on
, 1866-01-30

. TRAINS TO TIE ESIoS s1oH TAKp.
Trains ate run to the Cnlon Stock Tards urcf the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Roat. 1tsvtng Tho depot 1t
the co1rcr Of MadsoR and Canal streets TIE IL %
cents each way.
, 1866-01-30

LEATNEK-[aQ QQiet end 1nchaogpa, a qnote;
C1t3 HAIotts {. O. !p2n,s2 Collar IT,, .A2!Au*
Country Harness nf4 0iQ Slaughter Sole. .1&&x9,a3
Line. M-->.-..-0&GkQ.i1t Slaughter Sole
E1p,medlum, p h.1.1t3f20 Chic1Tp. ..+.... t,St40s3
KIP, henyy. n.0tFEktko 1u enos AyerB otca0.is
CAlt. n........1 snzl 0Ttooco Go1e.... Q.sA&eAn
TrreI. -sE5lc-95 Ottnoco good
Countfy NrncF, 1.sa4u.2tt damA-cd. ..,.t,N1n13
Slaughter Sole .e5a40-A French C1lf 81 ns.7tS43A
Iatpe@F, ....1s&<h.lS FIrnch Calf " As111s3xp
Upper ........>, -es1 o+15 Freach Calf Lep
E1p. mol med'm a. .1fh2',T uoIpes, Fdo=. .15.d3 500
Elf. Ho.l eeayy .eS51 % French taik, L.
Calf extr1.... l9o9}.Qo1 Tnoiuet, seeds. ....
french kip, EFat l. r 6ox...... .60!oo at5.01
choice. Innings. do1..f0131l.Go
French CAEc7 rk-IJ326f ttoanR T dog, IL AcA I6rg
META I.%-AfA steady and unchanged The
so4prae VI tcsiltss Is 3at for the aetRon equoxs
, 1866-01-30
ZAC.
lit quality, nsk

n q u . 3 =
ilmlted tuppay. Ne quote:
Carbou. car load, 12oF RI................... &c
KisTs Soa f. 81 i: iiS IsstF 81 ia:d:: +
P0NLTRY-Tos sales reported. aIarkrt uoIalnal
ais.-A4sm for pgetssd Chtekent, and 1s81sc tlr
r0TAT0E.s-rae1 market Il very do1, With Light
1alet II rctat! WAY 1t G0A sIc.
TfkUFIAlONst-The following table Ahows the re.
eetptA and ah:p1nents during the past u hours:
Receipts. Shipments.
, 1866-01-30

y. LE1Z.
z.-. q. ]. HDSE,
tk2&gS1 i1s RoaEd pf Public FORKS.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be RECEIVED It the Fire M1rshars Office unsil
Tuesday, January Soth, At O'Clock for 5000 feet OF
tPly Rubber Hose, With butta complete, or 590 feet
In Chicago. q. P. HARRIS.
k1s Fire Marshal.
, 1866-01-30
Atteat: A. H. BopxAx, City ClHk. ja1f,sN
A SSESSNIENT NOTICE.

"a OFYrcx Or TIE Board OF PCnttc Woxks,t
CHICAGO, January 18Th, s63.
Public notice u hereby Given III led
PaS,c Wotss q lie c.sy Of cn;erso. Savs soppIeted
ne Assessment Roll fox nl1s. sradng md plankiae
"Court place. cm the west Inc pf L1Sallt street to
" The east Inc or Wells strcet Also the Assessment
Ren for ~n!line, GRADING sod pan1inf 3n eiiey tn
have been fled In The od1ce Of the city Clerk.
OF sntd city its ne1t FrEular meetlrs to be held
tho nth 9TH day Of Feornary, 1s At ne hour of74
At which Tins ali tarties Interested Will hare tbs
right to be hentd Az wishing 70 object to said
ut nle tht lf objections TO tho same.
wElng, IN tue office Of the Csy Clerk. at least day
prior to such meeting Of the Common Council.
J. g. GISDELE,
FRED. LETZ.
O,J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Hoarr Of Pubis Works.
, 1866-01-30

TEE WHe0f IFNd4 Of Wfnonks
The Whom. Man, Rtf,nsfkodm h1a issued 4 Atate-
Of the wheat tr3de OF that city during the ps1t
FeaI feotu Eh1ch VIC eaher some tnteetioE ltems Of
statistics. 1ht receipts of whczt and prt 1t th1t
point during asEs Ee5e ~ IoUows:
Dnshels-
Ke>e1vrd other@isa than tY Railroad, and ahtp.
ptt 1pI1 6t4.116
IotA.:...-...:. s5ol1l6
to wheat, gives IN &z.U1
Grad total Of wheat md flour export
The folio table elves cobQp7fat1vt exhibit Of
, 1866-01-30


TIE potsvtlle tia} Afatr, l. susniiae tp ths coal
fss IL -: ssss:ss to1s. aFsias aeS9ss tons a isai
igs ees sn T. IL
Of business that took place after The col.rso or tn:
ereat rebellion, caused falNhx on IN TIN su5piy o.
The resumption Of business. which counencsd the
latter past OF September. snd whlch st1n con1lnueS
soor dlmauccd Al incrtaae oreF u: enpP{ 0! ~ 20
Of the Shipping scaspn to 5146D lous The lnporta.
ttoI OF toTecn hnruluous coat khows an !ncfesse Of
1:sal6 tons ote1 :s1@ and tnG Cunotslaoa taos ~
quantity from the sem! and b!fumtnopa f.
liens emutaeed IL tsble sent to market in iGs
Including tie imported coal. e1ue M rs 1ol!oFs:
IA 1SG toaA..
Increase IN les :!sloe
Total aecrease In -....,.. 1sas
snca tbc commencement Of the trade In 1ss4 the
nj regions have furnished the following Qusn'
ke9r, H1l reeiou 6ot3ets7
WsoGas I'd tssEa1anns rcsion. toas,..... 1saS6s
ona"o&ah seglen, tons-.-....- 11ss
t ionh .13l.12t5i
Jf aGn ssA aae comm cnct1ueut Of The trade up to
te Snnp55 sent 10 the market for 1orty-Sx ycar1
issS u u III III ~ H.. Ealu
7sN to is5s 1a513s9
11o Ia LIS e yeass -
/ To1aa tnps Anth1aci,e .... I,,--, -
crcrsr ~ follows: Ffon is - 1E,n nE aanna 70.
rom ls 10 1sn na Z s,eT - csa9 f II pts
1sea sSs1s 1ss PEI eess; fun Id 10 it,. aSont I IL a
Tae .arHy ot sehnysn ees,. amounting to :, q,
e<s Tors he supply q lSc. noIe IN of
| operat0F engaged in the business. NY es ~ eaat
, 1866-01-30

4 n ORDINACE, concerning the
"a ttmosal Of the dead from the Ml1limsa uact Of
=
;ssa 81 !! e i p;sssipsI %s4:s.a Sss s!t :;
nsy a s I'D s1d Ss e I'D
dtelsIsd io e i ths heirs & jacob N6i!@aa. de-
es Ia a 'aa
Apa T,a:rsss has become 9se:SafY 70 Eemo.s
rss.ses II tae snn1sl sppsopftasioS 5iI aad shies
g DC Il
Therefore BE- 4 ordaiatd by tae Cinnamon Council qr
s4yx9 r. TX q mtseg9 %s u.,o, and r. t,,,,r ~ -,
as 6
ssas nd ee9
nay be- and procure tae deeds therefor and deliver
i &c isd. hea bs tssa g iess u Il:
sde, the .sld MAYOR md comptre'ias 30 authorized
nousy sp9 Sc dsSed bs IL sad
That ss%ut:ss son.sss os h.ss Alds
MsgoP 70 ct n ~ Vi e. Ma,og I'd
Pezse * ssss.ssis abof I'D sealclss far IT, r.
Sc c / /, flst IT, @ sad committee With the Mayor and
ensp|o5 eonpetent snpss.hsenasns as ssiaTy not q
exceeding one hundred md txtnty.ove dollars per
month, who shall aupe1sise the whpic ntser pLder
the direction OF the Mayor Comptroller and aaiu
mtfet.
EEr. J. 1hst The Mayor. Comptroller and committee
te, u they are hereby Instructed te mnke ssranEe
!raet as roanhls % he expenses Or portion Of
sn. {. Tit dc Mayor, GompiIo1Ier and committee
be Instructed, II they deem txpcdlent 70 lnvtte tho
lot hNneIE appoint committee Of thelr number 10
act In conjunction with tncu In the removal OF the de-
ceased.
Erc l. That the Doard OF Police be Instructed II oc
cason should to demand IT. 10 detail suteleat
police force 10 PROTECT the parties engaged making
persons assembling there nom mere Idle curiosity and
generally TO presei Fe order and dceoruu-
ETC. r. That tho May1r md Comptroller be, and they
arc hereby, authorized to borrow s1ch aum or sums Of
money ne 20 ~ 1sa o. ay ee ~ 70 eat - z
provided tor In the next annual appropriation bill.
tKC.9 This t1nauce 10 be ID full force and effect
fsnr1 md after Its passage.
Passed Jan. e, Ill.,
Approved Jan. >, t&66.
, 1866-01-30

Shipments from Wisconsin Parts In 1865.
We Ere indebted to tho Secretary Of the chabef OF
Commerce for The following vauabie table Of xtzusnr1
e1h1pftnE tho ahfpnent1 OF 0ouf sid grain from
NIhcansn uottA Gnffur iht n2aS feAr:
, 1866-01-30

Axsretate Exports from the eSsste........-.ts54si
Ia oydc. that The gull Significance Of the figures
Eve above tnay be spprectated II ts necessay tore
member that previous the feaF 1s18 not bntlle1
Of wheat wns exported nom Ninnosota- Up to ttle
yeat lSa. A. OF nearly ILL., q tns hreadstafs consqM
pa.i iso viii show the rupd increase ofshe wttat1saae
Ru4hel4
mn
, 1866-01-30

!5 FL kprssu, Is a@% 1 Ves,. @s,
Eale1 weIts bags At f34I; 100 bags 1t 3I6 bazs
at 1s bugs 1t t3s1 81 bags Rf tsoot 4baga poor
1t ts.ss.
Clover Eeed-Merket bfm. Sales were; 10 bags
at fsl5; 50 bu Il 50 bu do &1.1s; 81 bu do IL
375l.
Flax 9ced-sa1es vce: % bugs ate:n
EALT-ItecciSed.n .nont Shipped st hris and 80
Fi1e 19 b4it Il tsaes obrss G;ennd .;eatv Il
FIaQ; eco sarks TurE's Island At <l51 Ground Alum
II held at &1.1s. with bnrefs At Il ~.
TEAS--ibe market u f1rp With mods1ate Dc
Vn,nr firstn .ap.r1or to fne . .....,. N.eaa1 "a
DO Extra 70 choice: r b..,....... l.s52 1.1o'
1rnnc1al superior II fpe. N..,,.,.,..... 3oA IkI
do eIuA to choice. N.,.,:......,.... \ Lssa2.2o
Gurpuwuet, superior to rne @...,,....... fl63
90 exfEa 10 choice, r n..,.......... t.9b1e.7o
JRpan natural ltaf nne to exfsn dne, b.. LNsa1t0
do do fne 10 choice, p D ...... 1S5S11.5i
do colosed, p n...........................7 7..hNiH
OolonK, 1191al-C0
TALL0N-iieceiveJ, 2,s& NJ; shipped, 3s,31a q
Market quiet EAfes to4y; ~ pkEs city butchers 1t
I1c. Country T4HGW Is duii At iMc. ....'
TuDACEO-1sd daits End unchanged Te quote:
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
\ Sunday Fast.


The recommendation of Gov. Oglesby, to
obserre Sunday last as a day of fasting, hu>
initiation and prayer in comnemoraroa G
TIE anniversary of The assassination Of Pres;-
dent Lincoln, met with very little observance,
we fear, at least in this community. To
persons III any measure acquainted with the
usages and practices Of the ancient Christian
Church, the idea of appointing a fast on Sun
day cannot fail to have provoked smile.
The first day Of the week, in preference to
the last, was chosen by the apostles as the
Christian Sabbath, because our Lord rose
from the dead on that day and every church
establishment f:om that day to this, so far as
we are advised, in which there was any pres
tauce of observing stated festivals or days OF
listing and Humiliation, has regarded
the Sunday, or Lords day., as it is uni>
.lrmily called in the New Testament, as .
feast day, or day of joyous cessation from
labor. and of thankful devotion and praise.
The appointment of such a day as a day
of fasting, dc, is the more inexcusable on
the part of Gov. Oglesby, as it was not even
the anniversary day fthe Presidents assas>
sinaton. That dreadful event occurred on
April Ifh. not April l5tb-which was the
date last Sunday.
While we do not ask the Governor Of this
State, or any Of our higher powers, to
square their recommendations in cases like
this to the rules and regulations of the
Protestant Episconal or Roman Catholic
Churches, or TO ,he usagcs of four ffths OF
the entire Christian Church throughout the
world, it is at leas; n reasonable request that,
in such appointments, ali their ira iitions and
usages shall not be outraged. We have as
good right to ask that the Governor shall
no more be Extensively puritan than offen-
.iveIy Fniscopalian or '!ROmlsh"
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
zf;c E..Ecc oftsic Tn.

"e c,:-act'y sun u? tAa issues upon which
'he american pc"P,c ar. cI'l.l upon to
divide. al. former p .Ii.ieol Issues being dead :
/. Restoration o. no rest .raliJ'.
>. U.ila Or Gi-uuiDu.
:. Tt1a,i ,n aal representation, or taxa
Ilon without representation.
The are the practical questions between
the President an! Cougyess-bc:wccs Con-
sarvati:e. and radicalz--Detween real peace
and prolonged war-bctwcen prosperity il
trade and slaguatloI in business-between
civil lIbeEcy and pubic order, and Legislative
oppression, standing armies and contest
The present Congress and State Leeisa-
lures were not elected with any idea that q
going 10 keep eleven States and
eight millions of people practically out of
the Union. nor will tie majority Of the pco>
pie North and West, u on any fair issue,
consent to such misuse Of power. The war
started with the idea that States and people
should not 90 out of the Union and was
fought for fonr years ON this platform. Nov,
when it is all over, are told that they are
out Of the Unon-BHcan Co. Dem
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
Important DeciDfOn.

The Supreme Court of the United States
has just decided, in the case of Bowles, Mills
ligan, &c, tried year ago by military cons
mission at Indianapolis, Ind, for reasonable
speeches, threats, &C., found guilty, and SEN
fenced to the state prison at Columbus, Ohio,
that the military commission in question, and
consequently all the other five hundred SIM
liar military commissions that were trying
persons all over the country for all sorts of
imaginary offenses, were Illegal, had no power
to try any persons for civil otfenses, and con-
sequently the persons they convicted were
convicted wrongfnlly. and must be discharged
from imprisonment.
The consequences of this decision must be
far reaching and important. Even the ia
nous assassination trials at Washington be-
come illegal under this decision, and Arnold,
Mudd, Srangler and o Laughlin, who are
now in penal servitude at the Dry Tortugas,
Will be released. Scoumdrels these men
may have been of the first magnitude, and so
Bowles, Milligan, &C., have been but now
they 90 scot free, because the eagerness OF
Stanton to convict them was SO great that he
was unwilling to entrust their cases to a le-
gally constituted court, and an honest, i'm
partial jury Hundreds of convictisns and
pruishments il. Kentucky, Missouri, Southern
Illinois. &C., By military commission, are in
the same category. Hundreds Of innocent
men, doubtless, were convicted and punished
By these mock courts, and hundreds of scoun-
drcls will now go unwhipt of justice because
these courts had no legal power to try them.
What q commentary is this upon the pro
ceedngs of the last four years. While these
things were being done, no man who denied
their rightfulness was safe in person prop
erty None bat ''coppsrhcaa'' Or ''t-aitor"
would doabt the validity of the acts of mill
tarv tribunal. And now, the Supreme Ceur;
of the United States has decided that these
acts were utterly awless, as we have always
contendel they were, and as every unpreju-
diced LAWYER knew them to be.
Bat ths l."le ,sre.S OF r.licsiiSn has no;
ended wh the cJlr or with the war.
The leading measures of tLe rresei.: ramp
congress are. in all their esse tia! features,
rs devoid Of constitutional authority as these
military commissions we're. Thank God
the Supreme Cour: is We. true - the Const-
tuition. a YOUR civil rights bill, and test
oaths, and ex post fActo laws to plnish whole
states and populations for treason will all yet
receive their quietus at the hands OF the 81
preme Court
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

"a BoDY STILL WARM, AETgR BEING IN
THE VAULT A Month The Louisville Dem
ocrat of the 9Th relates the following most
remarkable case:
The following is undoubtedly one of the
most remarkable cases that we have heard OF,
and is creating considerable excitement
among parties who have witnessed what we
are about to relate. On the 5th of February
last, Michael King. about II years of age,
was killed, at Oakland, by being struck IN
the Had with stake, which was drawn from
the ground BY an unruly horse Two days
after the accident, when the body was about
to be buried, the relatives of King thought
that they noticed evident signs OF life, and
the body was removed TO the house, where it
was kept for several days \ report got into
circulation at the time, to the effect that the
body lad come to life. After keeping the
body several days it was removed TO the
lowe r graveyard and plaed in a 'ault, where
it now is. and it mas been visited by hun ireda
Of our citizens. The body retains its natural
appearance, is timber and warm, after being
dead and in the graveyard one month We
have heard no reason assigned for the strange
phenomenon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

PRESIDENTIAL EE-oEs Tic following is
list Of vetoes issued by The various Presidents
since the formation Gfthc Government: BIZ
George Va shington, .; James Madison, 6 :;
James Monroe, / Andrew Jackson, 9; John
Tyler, 4; James X. Polk, ,; James Bnchan-
an, /; Andrew Johr5on,.2. Only two Of the
bills to which Executive assent .was refused
were passed By the necessary two thirds vote
IN both houses of Congress-cne during
President Tyler's Administration, and the
other too recent and aborinable to need nam
ing.