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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
propcsals.
lDYFICs OF
ASSISTANT CoNxssARr GESEnAL o. srs ~ s,1

OYrcs OF
AssIsrAN1 CoNxIssGRr. GENERAL o. suBsI'TEsos
No STATE ST, NEw.iORK sept ~ 100 y
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS TN
duplicated viii received by the undeged until oeosA
P MONDAY October ier aPPyiRs Tor the s's o. ne
United States Army SUBSISTENCE sIOhEs' 70 Oe Se'''o
600 barrels quality suPerhne southern 81 Louis
or Other brands Of FLOUR ssfabe fer kefHe - vdrm emgtt
The brands and places Of manufacture 10 be- stated IN me BIDS Ihe
barrels be- good shipping order hoops 'a
% oua bounds good hard SOAP be made boiling and only
m GOOD materials from soluble glass or other dnliersnon
a. NC no unp eassnt odoT than twenty i've
~ NV, oG sieT and 10 be well dried before being packed
T,Ae sorss are required for tnmedtGts deLfeTp. -
Samples -four and must be delivered Win the pfopo'A
pnd copy must be shehed TO each pro
posa proposals be specific in complying precisely WI
ten guaranty Of two responsible names a. follows: a -
We undersigned herr by guarantee that SIC al o. any
conditions that written contract win
OF fourth Of the value OF the stores proposed "
Tie seller name place and the date Of purchase
the o. contents with shipping msIs 70 be
grated be plainly marked every peAas Al "o
ne onr and ,oap VII be inspected the date Of delivery and
the retain samples by inspector APPoed "
this oaiee whore cert6caie will he required
be fs egutraen a. soon a. uno
are received for the purpose. -,
ontfco are their goods without TO the
United States until required for shipment 800
ProDoiaL % be uyHef az htf Q1es Vhieh rw o
,uod n eaps aadre'ed the VnSs"gAsa e.d ,HSo'ed
Breve, Brig Gen. snd A G. O. 8
IMPROVEMENT of BROADWAY PAVEMENT
TO CONTRACTOHS-Tbe Board Of Coumi.soners consist
Senbenf Robert L. Dsrgh ALFRED w Cravrn Guy
William L. Black, created by the at enLrd An A.
20 s ~ ~ FoatsesII,sts.tr pssfsei by
the Legislature May 1866 hereby inVe plans and proposals
Tor snsh proposed Improvement such plans and proposal
be the Board No 1862 brosdwsy until FRI
DNi ''' ON Jay q Guy Il FELTON, President
wLuAH T. BLACK Secretary.
Etw-foTk, Septemher20 %. lttt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

A ANNOUNCEMENT.
n TO MERCHANTS 4 SHIPPERS.
THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY
op.n lis DIRECT LINES the Public TO-DAY,
and prepared TO DO
A GENERAL EXPRESS BUSINESS
viii
EAST WEST. SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST
inciudi1S aso tho
CARRYING AND COLLECTING OF MONEYS,
VALUABLES &c. - -.
The Hoe now opNa embrace between kEWfOf,
BOSTON, BUFFALO DETROIT. CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE,, LA CROSSE. PRAIRIE DU CHEN,
INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS and Ell the Intermediates places and to
b rapidly extended al the routes Of trade
The Company $1,000 O aud an ample EoarAny
" the public Of s responsibility All losses damages Of property
insrustsd % ii viii Dc promptly aud eqntAey siao 49, 49,.
Every will BE- made nsai and meek the JUS
srPoolsiisBs Of the pabhe - - 80. n o.,
J. n kEkPP. Secretary. ELMOhE +. hOSS' rfeslasnt
Aoburn, Sept- ~. 1855.
NEW.YORK OFFICES:
FREIGHT DEPOT-Corner q Hudson and Leonaxdsts
TEMPORARY OFFICE and small psekaees at No ~
Principal Ohcs Nos J65 and SoI
NoRNAN c MILLER General Manager in New Yott
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. j. s. NOR.
Il GAN 4 Co. LONDON Successors 70 GO PEABODY
Col Uslsbs IN the oriBepe eties o. EUROPE sne tho
FAST Issued by DABhEN MORGAN 4 Co. No - EhcnAhse
basS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
BORT nlar0en's Notire.
on THE PALISADES.

ALPIER--A NJ. E. CHURCH TO BE BUILT or TIE PALI-
sADEs-HARvEsT HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY THE REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHRR, THE REV.
nm MI In on, rprrrnr Avn nrurpS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

NEW.JERSEY RAiLROAD.-Trains leave loot OF
~ Courtandtsi PHLADzfPHIA A. and 10 M u m T. T.
and y for bAlTNoRE ard Wi'usSTeV At snt lVS n
4 " Lpt j. BitIishl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
CHICAGO CITY BONDS,

7-PER CENTS,
POR SALE BY
q. S. ROBBINS & son,
No. 81 wlLE1AM.sT
DANKS AND BANKERS.-The BANKERS MAG
ID AZlNE contains ists OF al
SAVINGS BANKS $50 in Eumber)
NATIONAL BANKS q. $50 10 Nuuber), and
PRIVATE BANKERS a. $40 10 Number,
ineudos large number Banks BANKER and ssyns Institutions
ee~pv VirKus North and South Carolina 0eorS
Alabama Louisiana M'sissipp Texas Kentucky Ono
o. Special Circular containing the cards Of banker vii BE- 10
sasd ths BANS National Banks Private Banker
sad saving Banks In the U. ;.
AZ will be received until October Terms
omcs BANKERS MAGAZINE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

OELRIcHs Co. No g BTosdst
rVHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
i AMERICAN LINE OF FIRST CLASS OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN NEW YORK and BKEAiEN Co~es carrying the
taking TO England France and
GERMANY leave New.i September 10 b. adveuedl.
BALTIC o. Jones' commander tuns 100 b. sept 10
ATLANTIC Hover. d-'.. loo tuns Lt0Oh p Oct T.
Dor Freight aud Passage sppiy 20 . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

WEDNESDAYS fst Cabin ~ ShefAge -
Payable In q. s. currency . -,
moderate fssa 49,, ~
g,ersg. passage Queenstown so gold or The
eq1en Tto be bought here ~ persons seeding Tor theH
EoT further hforns,ion sppiy the Company ohesa
JOhR q. DALE. Agent No. - Broadway New 'fort
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-06
THO MAs j. BUFORD,
pRoPRIETeR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry l. Machine Shop

Y EEPS constantly on hand and makes tc
N order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water
Wheels, Mill Irons of all descriptions, Store
fronts, and all other articles made OF east iron-
Particular attention given to the manufacture OF
Boiler and Sheet-Iron Work, as we'll as Black
smithing and Steamboat work. Also, dealer in
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, OF III
sizes. Brass Cups, Globes, and all articles usu-
.ly found at first class foundry and machine
hop.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-06

The WEEKLY ARGUS
Is only Two Dollars Year
THE WEEKLY ARGUS t,-.
- Il only Two Dollars Y,sl
TIE WEEKLY ARGUS
E. Is only Two Dollars Year.
TIE WEEKLY ARGUS
Is only Two Dollars Year.
THE WEEKLY ARGUS @
VI a# SOD Is only Two Dollars Year.
TUE WEEKLY ARGUS So
ra sas s7e Is only Two Dollars Year.
TIE WEEKLY ARGUS las Sc @ - as-o
a i g sssesgE Is only Two Dollars Year.
TILE WEEKLY ARGUS
Is only Two Dollars Year.
TIE WEEKLY ARGUS --,s
up Il eniy Two Dollars Year.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-06
A Sure Cure


For Every Species GI the Itch. Prairie Itch,
BARRIERS Itch. wabash Scratches,
Illinois Nande, Iowa and Mis-.
scuri Digs. Cutaneous Erup-
tions, Pfmples on the
Face, Ringworms,
&c. &C.
The pRURIGO LGTIO is a new and certain
cure for all kinds of Itch, and. being fluid pre-
para,irn, it is free from all the gummy, disagree
bale qualities OF the olntmc nts in general use.
The PrurigO Lotto is safe to use under all cir
c-mstances, will not irritate the most te nder
skin. and contains no mercury. DON'T fail TO try
il. Manufactured by
+. T. & w. T. MCFARLAND.
Sale ProPrietors, Lafayette, Ind.
Price, so Cents.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, St. Louis, ST.
PRul, Peoria, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and all
wholesale points.
FULLER, FINCH d FULLER, Chicago.
Gen. Agents for The Northwestern States.
nov27d6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-06

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-06

On and after Sunday, December 3lst, 1865,
and until turtler aoGIcs, tram. will leave Rock
Island Depot AZ follows
Day Express and Mail train at 8. .05 m, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30 m.
Rock Island freight tram at 9:Ij N, arriving in
Chicago a. 90 IN.
Express Freight train, at 5.45 p. m., arriving in
Chicago at $50 a.
Night express atS.ll IN, arriving IN Chicago
at 800 a. m.
TRAINS FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at $50 m., leaving Chicago al
l2.e0 p. NJ.
Express Freight train, at 100 a. M, leaving
Chicago at $50 p.
Rock isiaaL Frelsat All i.5Jp. IN, leaving Chicago
100 p.
Day Express and Mail at $50 p. ~, leaving Chr
cago at 900
All trains over this road are in direct connection
al Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pitts burgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, TO and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkrk, Sutfalo,. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSalle with trains OF the Illinois Cen
tral Road, North to Galena and South to St. Lou
is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity o. Civ
ingdistnct directions to the destination of then
baggage ALSO to procure tickets before taking theIl
seats in the cars, the conductors collect fare
only stations the line ofthe Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad.
g. H. BEARpsLEY, Asst Gen'l Sup't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-06
Remember,

[From the Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor of the Pass
yuak Baptist Church, Philada
From the many respectable recommendations
given to DR.. Aooflnd's German Btters, | n
duced to give them a trial. After using several
bottles found them to be good remedy For de-
bity, and a most excellent tonic for the stomach.
ID. MERRlGE.
Rev. ]. s. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa, cured
otDyspepsa of twenty years standing.
M
A. M. Spangler, Editor of the Culturist, No 25
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, says tn Btters
was recommended to him by medical friend and
SIX bottles cured him OF complete prostration of
the nervous system.
Rev. J. Newton Brown u. D., editor of the Ence-
clopedia of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle, Philada
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor of Ro thorough
Baptist Church:
Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Bartis Church,
Pemberton, N. j., formerly ofthe North Baptist
Church. Philada., at present Pastor of the Bap-
tist Church, Chester, Pa.
These gentlemen express, in the strongest
terms, their favorable opinion of this Bitters
, 1866-11-21
LAW iRTELE&GEWcE,
Judgments New Snits - Crinlina
Busincss-Suits Dismissed Il
Widows Petition.

Tic ciyrut f,our, or n. r7,stca sto,ca ts a.,,,
tntoord in ill.,. It.ar;nt- nj ,hr rase of shay, ~ III
nI:xr - wv
''.nI T. Inc c,rcnit cou,t Of ,nc conc,y ,berc ,s ,
cnsc Or Wil;iam Ii Sbrres K CO. "a 1saae stick
:oprr m m co1rsr, s y "a. an ueGn 1 % q 70
Tic ca. Of ames IL IL Hrs 9s -. Il nyy Eca Sin.
eun and n,i,rr4 ,yi,Ic1. i. n III, o ni,sn da,5 "
IL 8 ~ u eul on of iot b'oe GaaaI dsra 1eus o.
ices sn,di,isiou n fhc ,vcst hn1f ot an Iorch ~
10 eont%essi on,,tar " soc1n, " " ~ ea ,acst ~
Ks M s%nih 81 a.; banGi M 81 e Gh'esgo Rycr IN Towp-
x = Isrrrr ~ anerfai Msst"r ,rhe Hi ,vas ~ d;.' -
missed a. 10 EdNasd X Ken1a wlo o, shoWea M no
'1,StSs; W,,ss,, r,nrch ,n,o,a,cd co,,,,..o,ar
to teIn iu.te fsstimonv ffor ihe S"Tthwestrr,
U,tyers;,v. -o' '0o AVA
1ur1eWrs Was s aism;sscd IL Sins oS'' w.
Tte new suits. other than 1hosc which ar, r1.r.
yhrre ,urn;iuntd, WIRE ri ;he Fnnr.h Ke,tanei
nsI al era' ID ,.roTSr Hsa ii nnd eo,;. ,n..
rne,t rendered in thr Snncr3or fonrt awninS,
yames W Haworth. The other or was % Of cFa:les FIes
ron. Booth & Rowe, an attachment 4. aS.inst
rsn.resiGcnts to rccoscr an ai1e~ed indch,r,innss
cf s1 eaId 10 be doc o1 Fl fransortatioa of stns
itcm Chica5o to Michigan CltY, ana ior demur-
i5eio,c judge Gary ,uarmcnt was cn,erc5 in
favor Of Defendant III case OF William IT, Hayden
ol isurcam County On note for s.tU and interest.
cen s1e as Il tas case of cbas
1rhor IN nfastcrirr. infirment hr3nc rrn,erea
fnr se-ai 3A 1~o-e
- 1Es f,11ou.snr s,it, ,vcrn d,sn,aaoa.
Mathew Mct!rInr ys' .IoI,1. rnlv. scn,er,, far
Lorse ana Wnrnn. WY ~ 1o'
;Jnhn Casrr vs. Gcorrc e. Hall. assnmns1t
dsn,arcs t,li ct 81 ON hni,nre ~ arronn1 ~
T:ccs. - 49, - ~A>-0'' - t'' 'eA
iSn1kcc et al. re-. abncns. annea,
TiseI,cr VA Koerncr ct Al Anpcsi
Wrsinn "a iieSi;t,- Nssnunssif
verdict ,ras r,,rda-r1 far ,Fn icrcnasot tn +bs
1cp.cvin suit OF Ii. Liebenstr1t ys, q" Westnn.
i,nnnht - 1ncore- e+nnE ~, f.rnt,,en ~ ~
ta ~ sn, NJ WosS,n~,on ~ ,ns ,a n,n,o,
ni,ss ~ rst1re rasr ~ .ia1,.nt Ia ua1. ~
dctcndsrt lss; Named va % ;tf,"iina 11a''s' 'AS
frcsnnSs rssn W,tItsr, shs,v ~ pohc+, e..
ri f. ~ i,,s ~ ~ iin n,qt sna" W. "ooef1 13
J,,d"e .is.ncrny an,errd - aer,co IN The c..c o4
ror1SEr 81 u va ySrrno ~ u witch ia IL. .,sri
~, Hrrn,.ting cn;ntm;.;on,-. g 1"' PaA'''
r1h M ~. .nt,s ~ ~, E,,u1n- ,.+h,r, h,o,,
, 1866-11-21

IsfS;e m H. Marset dn1l Sales were: iGj
Peach HIoEs al &c cars do 1t CO. on Hack; 20 81
do At 6c ~ bags do 1t 60c on track l eas MI
{slightty oauaaEed) at &c oo track
, 1866-11-21

ITEnA3 EFISfSf, NOVEMBER -. ISsh-
BEEF cATTLE-TraCc WIS sta.rant, PROSTATE. In
deed. II Tonld be difficult TO imagine ma'ket mcsc
thoroughly tu1l tlan the Just closed. There was
Tut supply Of stock in The and the little
offering was Of inferior orier common rough Cows
haltattcncd Steess being about the o3 grades on
SALE There we're tew shippers In the yards, and much
smaller E1ubeF than usual OF feeders and speculsos-
1tcsc however, were not the prime Of the etn-
xrrE that has the market for the three
weeks preceding tls These il disgusting the tact
that Inc combination OF buyers and sellers to withhold
from the pubic al essential Information REGARDING the
traffic Ia Live StoeS at thia point In surely 4cd rapidly
rrpsdattnS the market. Buyers are looking to the in"
terror tor their supplies and when found shipping
them East rou points sout1 Of this. From one pont
on the Mississippi 50 car loIdl Of stock yesterday
shipped 70 ~ head were ah.ppcd
to Buffalo, the Toledo L Wabash Valley Eosa, IN
order TO avoid the combination ol 4scapers." who,
under the cover ot m organization styling itself 1hc
| Chicago Live Stock Board OF Ttade,~ arr p!ostau.
against the Interests Of. the rroduccr-a" Hoard
! formed with The arowed purpose ot kec2tnS the
farmer in ignorance as to The market Fatue Of his
stock that they the more successfully. and Witt
less certainty Of deteetan. carry ahelr systematic
"beeding". That ulay stand In doubt as to tht
dnsutas OF this ttaoruble Board. We reproduce hi
rauoW1ns declaration madc by one Of the lesdla
, 1866-11-21

THz SCHOONER Wu11AA JosEs.-Wc lean from
Captain palmcs of the propeller Ottawa. that this
vessel. which capsizcd about two weeks since,
With cargo Of lumber. when about fifty mtits
flom this city, was lowed to Grand Haven on Ffi-
day by the ting St Marys. The Jones Is in dam
aged condition, and as soon a" her cargo ts dis
charged will lay up for the season, and undergo
extensive repairs.
SCHOONER MoSeoos.-Ihts vessel, which went
aRhore at Muskeeon come three wrecks since, ar-
rived here yesterday morning in low Of the pro-
pellcr j. G. Truesdel1. Her damages are slight.
LAID Ur.-Thc schooner linton has laid up for
the season, and will be generally repaired
AsuoHE.-A new Ing, named thc A. ". shcr-
wood, went ashore near kalamazoo few days
since. ...
DtsxAx71rp.-Thes schooners Denmark. Albany,
Whfr1wind and Mary Nan have been divested Of
their sails and laid up for the .rfn'er.
CANVASS GosE.-Ihe seow Fenton, with load
Of etAvcs from Canadian port, arrived at Buffalo
gu Thursday minus her Jibboom and canvass.
AsuonE.-The Buffalo E1nTtss says the schoon-
er Bradley, which cleared from that port for Tole-
do, light went ashore at Sing Point on Thursday
afternoon. The tug Gardner. with pnmp and
the additional apparatus, weNb to her assistance
WRECK AxD EArAL Acc1nEST.-The tcow N G. !,
which WIS owned by Mr. John Jennings, salla1-
kez, Of Detroit, was cast sway in Pigeon Bay On
Saturday last, and Is 4 total wreck. There Was no
insurance On the vessel oae Of the deck hands.
Henry Lawrence, Was drowned during the storm,
Prop111n Wm7nr SrAK.-This steamer.
bound for Montreal, with cargo Of wheat. va.
run into by the propeller Osprey, on Locaiui
LAte, River St lawrence, several days since
The Whftby sunk within few Elinutea att:r tho
! collision. In fifteen feet Of wafer.
NOTICE TO MANryEns.-Coloue1 Reynolds, Sn-
peYintendcrt Of the Light House IN this District
Informs u that The light honse on Calico f.laud-
entrance to The st. Lawrence River, i nov being
. rebuilt, and between. the 18th and "a Of this
nonth The 1anicrn aud apparatus will be t:aa!-
ferred II tue rev tower. which VII render It
necesesry for three or four NIGHTS to show less
ard iniclto: li:at; Sayisa1ors past not BE- Dis
a p.rt Of This tine.-D<trol Tribune.
=; VESSEL SAtE.-1he brig Ascadla, vessel al ..sa3
tons bur:hen. WIS sold BY J. P C.ars, Of Detroit.
to Captain S. r. Grur,mord, for s',c1o.
poH7 or ErFTAl THE following vessels ar
rived On tie 17th Instant: Propeller Empire Site
) and schooner Monitor. The following cleared tn,
same day: Propellcrs Merchant, Acndota, Tons
warda; bark D. P. DoHbics; big N. n. Stand
a.ds md echoore7 Thomas KInsford.
, 1866-11-21
DR.. ynnN


Celebrated Throughout the country as sPHc1hr7 IL
TIE Treatment Of Secret Diseases, be consulted at
his new apartments SO Randolphst. {nearly poos,sc
his CID cece By those rcariFtag treatment Tor the lis.
cafes he makes it = specially to cure
d.. Jats Il thus spoken Of by the New Orlca1, Del
t. tn which city he established and conauctsd io ,hr-
teen years, Jsues' Lock Hospital wslkknoNn instt.
tsttion Of the South:
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u01e rather eItEdef acquaintance in the profession
"who Is capable. aud surely Eone has eaIne1 -
~cuvinoe reputation In tho treatment of special dis.
"easea 2s Dr.. James, & Custom Housest. Tre doctor
hI3 mace t.any wonderful and sp<ely that It
4 cot to tc wondered at that his odc. Is cftca
"dled With unfottuEatcs who CONC to hlEa as der.
nifs resort hlytnx full atth In his skill and expert.
"cEre. 1t II aRo7fsbin. that many wilt safer tn
"ssfyes to be ttied with hy physicians have
"er nladt these special Mscst~ efuty aud ~ho pic
scrb. tue e,te rtnledy foc ali e1scs. ur James
ufrent yesEs In rcsctaE t.tIf In this peculiar l1c.
"and ls H. near perfection As Clu be.~
The Monitor. by d. James, furnishes fos1 informa-
ton upon the subject CT secret diseases With po,tln,
reformation to females. Price Of book, 20 cents with
tour cents postage. Adi1tas Dr.. JAMES, +. u. Box
S96, Chicago.
ONCE hours, . j. N. 10 p. N. Consultations coanr
xtnV
, 1866-11-21
31cgal.

M HEREAS. Samuel ]. Walker, o1 the
w et.J c1 Ccs1rrtun. Ssste OF Es2sueST. ey his
usstsaxe ae5a. dstea Ihe ~ t5s q Aas: q lsz
Cook: apt sssts q !i2e,s Il ssos T ASEt3aSSS =
o FeeEls and el@:e ol nnoa tie sol5vink desr.ios1
aon si1 81 IN townsh: G aaIts e En.a
ser1bed - to!fo4s: =: The rcshesst e.
thence souH the ne II 1e.A Ga,+s Eccto1
one hucdred md sixty Cd9 rB to the souta LtEs q
satd quarter Section; 6s1ce e: ae1g sud sons5 H
tfsy {51) rods Ae-ct costI cn 1- Ia-slltl VIII e
Gss, line Of sa!c qI.ftet sect1o. ccs taI- I'D
ruD fc4s, to The ccr:n lsce cf said 4.&-fef seStc11
thence so1E saE4 cofh 1Es to The pkce cf pt1-
clnr-contairt:g {5N atres. ST.! mt-saie deco raw
ing been E.ysn a.t E1ae foc L. r1rctee q secaHs&
he pay.rent ct three certain rrotsscr, 81 eSa
eate IS sid t.otrzaEe dse1, ff TIC xaG oi tHsa9'
e14nt huntt.Et aud lbrry-:h-re Ali eif..G oc NJ.
(S7A.S,) each bearcE 11ttTHt =. rs rats g 81 ~
c.nipt. 4n1E fro G4t9, act 1a!a1!e L o-e TWO a1t
rhres years rezree1Te!y, tcoHs dak.
Whereas. default having been Eads - psJ g
said notc d7s tn one rear on Ga:e T. VI. On ias s
tAst j, untiE AZ. hy y:ttue Of cs tE TsstsS = -
81 .aid-E:n:zG- ceed aaye etee7ed e 9fcs3r a. 9
with TIE interest thsseoc, a.t ss y EyseH sE =
nuhc auction II tie Eo15t Hcuse 4ec:. = ne GJ g
hicseo County Of Cook, tcr the p17ose q ra}1oT
og eaIa pronta6ory lotes AID interest On NohGsJ. t
satlt day or December. A y, $50 4 X eeiocE l
II ksid dsy. PHERE q. WEISS aostesaea-
*
, 1866-11-21

~ .1 - mt
n N tkU1NA ANCE To Ausl0ftLG 1A0Nl-
n ~, Wilcox d Co. to lay down and Operate fsii-
road f7ack on I3a1pS Et1cee.
y. u orofr.s h., YhA Co,n,,o r,rnrY of tss f,,, ~
s'.o.po.
n Thnn,sa = = EiiI nni 4 + Wiof' cn.Gna.ias II ~
Lne nfM o. i4om7s " nepx ~, - 1ay noWn Sn1 S
opeIass taaMeaa nHsk aot Anu ~ 81 =! " w
re centss 9t 40 alley runins nStth M aau snah
Hoh1tn ncG !tiec sitttss ann nCn Ets. "a VIZ noI9
side OF faid E41rs street 70 noat where Inc same VII
SEc-2. Said tAi!r0a,l track sa be laid down ia the
manner and as the Board of Public TtrkS OF SAID city
Ehatf direct. -.
SEC ). said railroad atk shall 0hlF be used a. ope-
, 1866-11-21

Gem Ta1 sorts. 653.3c
Q Gun SllelfSc..... 51iS G.
{ Gum TraE, naEe / 1.a9s.M
] Gum Myrta, Tky 7E
c Gum Oplum....1u,i53 m
c 1pccac c.4.........3.o3.a5.1
e Indigo o...........1.,1y4.S %
. EAItne............6,M3i.so %
S 1Otlitie Pota5.....6.M:sti. Is IS
C .fa,1r.... ........3.91a.}.W 90
81 Juniper berry,, sd 10c
9 Morphine. s143 %
n Oil Castor. 81. u
c QulcIBilver...... 9SAi.M
|c Qutnine -. .....2.1t32.N
{ ritrol. bluc...... l5J16c
h: SNlA Ash. ....,., E&Sc
c Gt3uhcr Sl1ts..,, 3tf3tSc
c CaGsttc Shla....1tAaflSe
1c carl,Amlnonta.. .43asc
&c 6p. Tur1EnsIne.. 9i1ll.N
request to-t!ay on 1ot IL ac.
round lots n hrl5, and SEC fl
, 1866-11-21

LAKE FEr1Gn1s-Narkct steady. Engagements
ite @ b.ss K Ecesio1. oats. i Sc siopeef bss.nn:y
Nnsst o. ptiEate terms: propeller = Hnater, , Whsss
I SsS:; R:,:'i$
nEEicn.nsrk soaosa, cosn q s. ,,. ,,.,>.,
1ts9 a,si i ssse it, Gs iasHs 81!
ws5e: WHITE WNTxE5 T = ~ ert; r. n9t oe1 Eansd atsI3
M5e Ri r.. ssSs q II u.
Sls 81 : :;
-. s e. sdsa e,,
IT, i nr;s a DO Il sia5 la esis DO Il sie: 10 III d
m f' d :. ~ baI b5 ss T.
iet ors RI DO at fsos 50 srl. d !, $50: M FLSrH-
Ma!ke! ifEcealss. c.osnE iS:c bette: On No. = and
@ %5sssn T. = :;@s; AZ !, s Sss;Ss s;;s
81 Ssdo Il ~ 80 ts' 81 Do 70 SD ID 10 !:
I - liz y Do st:1@: sa ea d 4 sisS q: i:
= s. sisx; ~ + 4: Il /; & !:
II So:.i hesuisf. and tl:aai:'s Ut So.aia i. ".
.CikS-Recetyea: .,so na ship2ed; s,H2 ha:
s,.5 s. % y :! ss 6 x s.o ID e.s ssc ~ sa Is II
NAT satoo sa a. asa as9 r. 81. ;: ~ 81 sp b. b.
ZIG bu at SIC: SO bu 1t &c An bQ n &5c-Hu on
trock. The ma1ket closed trm- with buytss bat no
sellers At Sic sUr No. In store
Msrnet Eiihou. dtcatea change. saits vert: sSoo
p NJ ~ 4pe9 IL bu 90 A. s ~ ea M DC e. 4 ;. 81
at tSoe-cIosinE At S3.E tc lor No. Z.
K1E-NxzEet 1l44c Better IN No. l. sales were
IUL II No. 1t sses 7co3 be do u @ 1o19 ou do at
sc: % bu So. !, ss- 100 eu So, 1nt sc. ~,
BAKF,EN-Reeetsrd.f f,e51 hu eh1ppeA s. IS bu.
NaI.tl &Stts lower Sa'es weTt: lLN1 IN So.s at
Sc do 81 do at &c lAD hn do NJ Hc: SCI ba do al
Eic; cU nu Rejected At &c: 81 bu by sample at Si15
so hu 1t sc 10 bn do 1t 81 10.
ALCf3lli}L-Noraala II ss.sa3s,ss In the too1 inf
way, ard AstG(%I : for retail lots -
10 ior cho.ce; t15alss for g,oi AZ III IN
efiof. Sales were tnnsch6fr0 II $-no.
EKAN-Neu1nal n $s5a9s+W. .-. ...... -
BUTTEN-gece1ycd. alsse u salp7ei. 3t,11 ~
TIE MarS ct Icr Ill descriptions, except choice 4uaj
tics suitable to. table n@c is e1ecedin:y gu aaa ds
scarcely any demand . sapp:yCesideM e from Nc loss
tlate-tas drag heavily, md prices LOT cousno. a2
tnfertor Gades Inie :clowe5: Iaese !. no @ msr:i
ale ncto-L!E.ly not opGat.oE. TIC supply Of 3oi
prime pnry slcht. IN view OF which flct pstcta Il
| sneh are ably well sustained. Nc Qooie:
Choice p2i5.
Good lap. s&-$
ComHon FIRTH.