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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

~ virtue u : dset,s q ihs nsneey Coup
Of Psso1s soaaty. s.<fs q Mississippi. fssdsrd
on The 18th dsy Of November. 1877. 10 The
mit II Gsosrs ". Dyr, sduiristrusor. te,
esmrl.insnt " .. sssfey. Il al defsndznt.
No. ias IN aid court vIIi. 80 commi~iossr
thsrsin appointed. IN Nesdzy, The Oh day Of
JaIr. 1855, 81 The eourt-hoass door In Ne tsvs
Of fsssi. 10 I'D cssety. u1esen - hssn
pss>rsihed w Ia. e6st b. ui> II pskiie sse-
lion 10 the highest bidder. The following De-
ssih<d isss q Ind. sitassed h ~ esssty -
Pssois Aforesaid. and hnovn - We psfkvst
Vssrsss q ~rtioa u. tovnzkipa Z, nrnfs4. usl
Traus ov eAtn.-0 . efeilf " A mssshs
hsa az 4 ~. sres>s - sad : haif ~
eat n ne p.rrhsss nor<y. y - fni1 h
60. psst. iii 80 ~ u<sFi1es VI -
rsssissf u - $780, ..~~-
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Friedman Brothers,
Wholesale
Roots, Shoes
and Mats,
No. 205 Main st.
se28 3m - MEMPHIS.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The RKv. EDWARD A. WILSON win send
Tree Of charge, 70 an who desire Il, the pre-
scrip,ion with the directions fr making aud
using the simple remedy BY which be was
cared Of a lung affection and that dread disease
Consumption. His only object l. to benefit the
afflicted, and he hop<s every sufferer will ~
this prescription, ss Il will cost them nothing
and may prove = blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
- "a No. tss South second STREET
mayii-ly wiiiismsbprrh. New York
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BIN MEMPHIS, TENN
southern society for 1858.

Southern Society for 1868.
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Year will commence n charming story
of the South, entitled "LAnsdownc,"
by Miss Helene. Beale, Of Virginia.
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Every person who sends 81 for one
years subscription to this brilliant
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the BACK NUMBERS, containing" Hilt
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance, Also,
more than one hundred pages Of
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of Che
South. Every person who sends Us
$40 for ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy Of Miss Mason's
Southern Poems of the War;" in
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Terms i-One year, 81. Clubs Of
ten, or more, one year, $50.
Address SOUTHERN SOCIETY,"
No. 226 w. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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Having had ndublnhe evidence Of 1t. prompt and certain effects from the testimony "
multitude Of respectable duIsnS among whom ar dased SON Of 0f beat Phyadansw &c 10
no. hesitate to recommend a, Prpaudpi in all ars Of ever and agus and Chill. and Fever
indeed from de facts Aour possession oflu lnufnar value II would netbe loo much H uso
hi vheu tie direction. IRE surdyeupaed with, we vausn,s cure In every ease where
Is tried Its pleasant to tho taste and the cheapest metfins nte world. Therefore Ia
.may !. declared the day |. no, far distant sben y must be appreciated and used Ia
The wonderful operation OF the TEXAS Tonic syrup q ueaunl1iug n. s@s, q uslAhog,
pdon in the human system cat only explain lie extraordinary agency 10 The speedy thorough
and permanent eur Of Chf1s and Fever or Fever and Ague and all their kindred disease, Ia
form Of Bilious Complaints thy may make their appearance.
A ih nam imports Il na Tonh f rare and medicinal virtues composed Of pure and
harmless Ingredients and are 50 united ao form a compound alike ddnhl lin art beautiful In
auuearancea nd car be taken With safety 10 the host delicate constitutions. I'D the result OF a
lifetime Of experience ad practice in Southern climate and was never known TO Jail, even
where MI other remedies had been tried In san.
Those who ire unacquansd with the extraordinary properties Of this home production man.
uhcuwd hm roots and plants indigenous 10 the sl Of our "sahay South tsd hence
to Inc cwe Of Southern climate diseases are respectfully referred to the certificates Of
ctnpnsw whose names are embraced 10 a pamphlet which accompanies each bomsi
ao te endorsement of the pres In all The Southern States indicating the many thousand
already performed by or Justly celebrated Teu Tonic syup ff
The reports from hseareds Of Drasgh. Merchants and Dadsu from all prn q The ean-
try are uniform In stating the medicine hakt erdn and enable as aruhsipts for quhhs
and the popaOu. eompeasas heretofore generally s4 sdh "Pny "ppIan,Hs everything
Of this class Hyf.W
A home enterprise Il especially oonmeaa' is~f p@s people o. hi section Of II. cu
uy VIII are nw struggling In an effort % do Away with old pJudos iahsa Of foreign
aud my xe not hope foreign Houuk Nptumsf the propnstus o. which, In most
are governed by nothing but m~rsuay motives knos nothing Of the properties Of Ne
.irinsi Agents. and caro- sshtng Zoe DC issruas stop, 70 snuNs bur pepe ias the aso
he Tus Tonic syrup l. packed In cars Of tvodosn. Z p. $50
Dealers npnHsd upon better erms hn any other rmdy affords
MANSFIELD L HIGBEE, Druggists and Chemists,
et8 eeyta1. Sole ~Propretors, Memphis, Tenn.
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Attention Is directed 10 the adj
rtiscment Of the reliable house Of
|hite, Kerr & Rootes, cotton factors
|ageneral forwafdhs and commits
bn merchants, 394 Main street,
|emphis. q, haiih''1 'o
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Rev. Mr.. Martin will preach
lie third Sabbath In each month
Bste.villc, at II o'clock, a. m.
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We publish the above 10 order
that the community may know the
grounds upon which the payment
was made, as there are some design
ing persons who say it was done as a
bait. We know some Of the men
who are engaged in the business Of
the company, such as j. II. Mcmahon,
Of the firm Of Mcmahon & Otis,
State agents, No. AZ Madison street,
Memphis, and DR.. +. Moore, agent
at Pamela, and our confidence in the
company is such that we have had
our own life insured, and would adj
wise everybody else to Ego and dc
likewise" as we think they could moi
invest their money better.
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ccrros Middlirs u quoted at
|IeSoc, 10 Memphis. so
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

by virtue Of = decree Of the Chaneefy Court
OF Panola cosnty. State q Mississippi r~n-
asrsd on The 18th day Of November, 1891, II
the suit a. Mas T. " Eflisbtsw. aamiaisIra-
,rs complainant, sr,in., D y. K~ii~hrrv, es.
scutor, 81 Al, defendants. Ne. fs< IN aid Conn,
I will a. Commissioner shetsin appointed, %
Monday the eth day Of July. 1888, q sbs eouft
house. door IN The to~n q Panels, 10 aid cosa-
~, between the houu prescribed By lac, ods
&c sale al public auction, 70 the highest biddsr,
the following lands lying and beisr 10 aid
county, known &c the east half of section -,
township ., range :, Sot.s
Turs or ssIH-On . credit 81 IN ncse1s
from the day Of SALE bond With goed seesFisy
will be required 81 The russhsssr.
JOHN G. HARRISON, d
jes-N couuiuisssf.
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RronrsArros.-wc DO NOT know
~ many have been registered in
'a'' county, bat the board supposed
sAsrs would be some ak or seven
asadsed when the lisis we're complete
ID OF these these viii be a major
Of blacks, some Of whom are I'M
' ace, and two weeks ago. when
ne county assessor went round to AZ
~ them, made oath that they we're
.or rwEsrY-osE ysars Of age. II
Mould be Somebody business to see
Y 'Ais matter and pshe . report to
sssdquarters. The registrars could
~ preveus this, bot have been i'm
P'sed On BY outside parties-she
<.'svsgs. 0ss peEyO boy vho vas
'aly twenty ysars Of age ssid, whss
sssd why he registered, that "Mr.
.'seen aid Il didn't make any diff
s'snss aboat his &c II he would
'''s b. him." Hssh yillainy = TIE
10 aasrsns 10 BE- slluved 70 r's
nsotiss1. Be- trIi, Mi~ipippiassl
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- Would st.ts b ne cif'f<ns q
~ psnai> essasy that hs q pc
.p~ssd, IN ever rsrtiesisr 70
~sfsssie Al rork 10 Bis line u : seal. s~eeaf>fs
.sd prurnps usnnsr. "A vsp<riencs 81 hnssn
rear - krt-~ls- usvkrssn N ne s4jusfmsst
Il the diftrsas and sost eonpiis>ssd s-s<<-
nsns b<laskiss g si.s4ssres Is,sifJ ne IA
ne s~<rfiua fhst ] srPfvhssd > fsss q MI
Inr 70 DE ~.sif~ mstsss<<tos . al who nsy
hrsr = vith their p~irpr>ls Watches sai
rsrhs THOROUGHLY kBPA1RED ssd vnr-
rsspd - run Vel twelve ncatks
nDrc-1h ~ - ~ o. - essss.
nfy9lsu
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vOTE-yes, VOTE as If your life
(re at stake, and the depositing of
|ur ballot was the goal to be won
} defeat now brings with il every
comfort that makes life unbearable
VOTE AGAINST THE CON-
FITUTION.
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Received, Memphis, Tenn, April
8, 1868, Of St. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Ten Thousand
dollars in full for all claims on policy
No. s,s05, on life Of Richard j.
Young, deceased, as per statement
above. Signed in duplicate.
MARY 4. You've,
BY r, II. Taylor, atty in fact.
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N. j. ROssEI.,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR,
eco AND
General Commission .uerehnaf,
No. 3l6 Front Row,
ns,anL.. T.na

Thankfai for the liberal patronage hereto
fors extended 10 me by my hisnd4 would r.
Ger Others TO any Oae doing basins.. heretofore
wi,h my house. have always on hand family
and plantation supplies. Also, ample iAfsiiie'
for harding an cotton or other produce esh.
signed % me, Charges a. low - regular msf'
chants o. The city, and As low asa Legitimate
bushes will Justify.
J.C. C~uLBERTs0s, well Known Ia Mar.
.hall aad Dssoto esaniies Mis- Il al~aD %
hand, and Ia connection With ". p, R0DhAs
Of Marshall county. alss, would he pleased :,
meet and aocommods,s ihsif old friends a
veil as others needing supplies. s7s-su
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue Of . decree Of the Chanesry Court
Of Pahola county, State Of Mississippi, render.
ed on the l+sh day Of Nay, 1900, In ,hs suit Of
n hossIey, complainant, against J. G Duval,
defendant No. 1s7 In said Coart, | will 10
Commissioner therein appointed, On hoaday
the 9Th day Of July, 1888, at NE eourt-bouss
door In the town Of Panola, In aid county,
within lawful hours, ofef for isle ct public
auction 10 the highest bidder. on . credit Of
twelve months from the day Of sale, the follov-
Ing described land lying and being In aid
county Of Pamela, snd known a. the northsast
quarter of ssciion !, 10 township 9, Of range @,
west. Bond with two coed securities viii BE-
required u The purchaser
JOHN @. HARRISON,
Iss.a Commissioner.
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wHY VIII You Dm?-The
aanimous verdict Of the South has
cen distinctly accorded in favor Of
? own remedy--the incs,imable Mis-
|sippi Diarrbea Cordial, the great
.|nsagonist Of cholera, cholera NOR
bus, diarrhea and bowel affections,
y csncelling acrid and unnatural
xrssious. Its action Is thorough
lad invariable, never being known to
|dl Therefore, il will never disap-
POINT the patient nor the purchascr,
9 MASsFIEl.p A HIoBEE,
Sole Propriesors.
For sale by J. H.Yatss, Batesvillc
(sd I. G. Mathews, Long Creek.
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Had T~hermopole been won by the
|rdes Of Xerxes, Rome would have
beneath the iron heel
the despot. Mississippians, your
.erties are in a. great peril to-day
we're those Of the Romans; your
|aus Of defending them greater!
~ you stand supipely by, and let
q Radical despot rob you of your
|bsrties without a struggle for their
Fservationa If you do, you will
serve any fate that may be meied
|ul to you.
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We notice by general order No.
that General Mcdowell has as
med command of this Military
|%strict. We know nothing Of him
|cpt that he Is the same man who
|pk Bull Run, and one Of the trio
at whipped Stonewall jackson in
y Shenandoah valley, in Virginia.
Is hoped by our pcoplethat he will
Jake them a good commander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
LATEST GENERAL NEvs-BY TELEGRAPH

The battalion of the Ncw-York I'D Regiment
b,. Teen m Boston on visit, started thence orProdence yessr
daV morning
The mails in the Cumberland Valley Railroad
e now rd . heretofore TIE Government having Acceied to the
term, Of the Company
The Palace Varieties" an old place of amuse
,,si an Vine,t Cincinnati buued Thu,ayEght Loss
40 900 The sre caught in scaling mandatory, which also
destroyed -
-Four of the supposed Fillibusters who were
created Al Fo Livingston have bten bonded TO AZ the
n. Term Of the United At New oean The others have
been discharged
The trustees of Turner's Retreat State asy
lam IA, The eufe and opium organized yesterday at
Wp Conn elected for President Dr. j. Edward Turner the founder
of The ar.t ebrate asylum in the World
Joseph Farrell of Chester. Penn. left his home
he His body was found
ao,ng IN the Srhuyk With buethoe 10 his head IL
h, supposed that be committed suicide
While firing salute in honor of the Demo
% nomn,tons Of Seymour and Blair THURSDAY night In Geneva
y two men Miller aud Higgins were badly Injured by he premature
brge Of the cannon Miller lost ha right and sustained other
injuries Higgins lost two OF bis hlse9s'
Capt. Samuel Barr, ir. clerk of the steamer
Of capt ieech the police Information deemed entirely trust
.hT hs the Grand had found bill against him for murde
in Inc m degree connection with the shooting Of Henry Anderson
ooT.d man on board Great Republic few laws ago also
AID tie GuIs Jsp ba,e found ball hsRii Cart pslLaih
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section as he offered to the first section which refers TO
the Office of Lieutenant General. Agreed to.
Mr.. BUTLER rep, Mass.l also moved TO amend the
third section which provides that no breve appointment
OF General or Lieutenant: General shall be made by
striking out the words Of General or LcutenantGen-
eral." Agreed to.
Mr. PIKE rep, Me- moved to add to the section the
words Except for mertOr0us service III presence OF
the enemy" Agreed to.
Mr.. BUTLER Rep.. Mass) moved to strike cut section
4, which provides that there shall be but four MAJOR
Generals and insert in lieu that there shall hereafter
be but three MaiorGenerals TO be designated by the
General OF the Army, without regard TO seniority and
that all others shall be mustered out Of service by the
Mr.. GARY rep Ohio moved to amend Mr.. Buffers
amendment by requiring the MajorGeneras to be desg'
Mr.. MUNGEN asked whether the motion was for the
purpose Of securing Gen. Grant in office.
Mr.. BUTLER-NO, Sir.
Gen Grant and Gen sherman IN their present positions
Mr.. BUTLER-Yes, Sir.
Mr.. BuTLER-One of them viii go ont next March.
Mr.. WILSON Iowa moved 10 reduce the number or
MajorGenerals to three. Agreed to-
The debate being closed the question was taken on
Mr. Carys amendment to Mr. Buffers amendment and
Mr.. Buffers amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. ALLISON (lscp, Iowa. moved TO amend section 8
by reducing the number OF BrgadierGeneras from eight
Mr.. BUTLER Nass) moved to strike ont the section,
and to provide that there shall be but six Bngaderen-
erals IN the army 10 be designated, without regard 10
seniority by the General Of the Armyal Others to be
mustered out OF service by the LIST Of January next
MI. PAINE lRcp.. WIS., moved to amend the amend
Heht ny providing that there snail DC DuJ SIX DIgdutT-
generals after the 3st Of March, 1862 the President TO
designate them after the 10th of March, 1869, and all
others 10 be mustered out OF service by the 3st OF March,
1862 He spoke in support Of his amendment.
Mr.. GARFIELD euiogzed the army as at present con
stuted aud declared that he would not by his voice
vote consent to strike down by brutal force OF numbers
half the official staff Of the army.
Without dspOsng Of the bill which Ia to up the
unfinished business tomorrow,
The Senate amendments TO the bill in reference to the
Rock Island Bridge were taken up and concurred in
Mr.. BOYER, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported bill. providing for the pay OF certain officers
Of the Army, who performed services in tho rank
10 which they promoted, but who prevented
from being mustered H. account Of their commissions
not having been received at the proper time Agreed to-
The House. at I0l o'clock, adjourned
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THE RICHMOND MEMBERS OF THE WHIsKEY
RING IN PRISON.

United States Marshals Van Wrinkle and Lynn
ham, have returned to Richmond, Virginia, from Albany,
New York whittier they went in charge OF Anderson.
Patterson, Gouldman and Elsom convicted in Richmond
weeks ago Of conspiracy 10 defraud the govern
ment Of the tax on whiskey. The Dispatch says: Mr..
Lynham took the convicts TO New York city, whore he
Joined by Mr. Van Wrinkle. and they went together
by railroad the capital where the penentiary st-
atcd Marshal LYMAN gives an interesting account OF
the trip the prison and the demeanOr OF the prisoners
latter visited. before they left Richmond. by
Of relatives and friends who expressed deep sym
patty for them In their downfall. On their way they APP
pcared still hopeful Of relief II not by pardon. lOf
going 10 place where the discipline would not be severe
hard work eXactcd, close confinement required The
officers treated them kindly their duty would per
nit and at Albany gave them fine dinner at the hotel
They then driven out 10 the penltentlafy, aud
placed in charge OF Gen. Psbury, the veteran com
mandant by whom they were at once assigned 20 quar-
tiers Here the COHyicts completely broke down. seeming
believe that with the departure OF the marsha ended
their communication with the outside world, or at least
with home They At once Obliged TO submit To the
cropping OF their hair preparatory 10 assuming the prison
uniform. which consists, not Of our old Virginia broad,
striped domestic. but OF jackeb OF black stun gray
pants, and cap and shoes OF peculiar pattern.
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NETWORK. SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1865

the time Of the former members of the Legislature hav
ing expired.
Messrs. WILLIAMS and WILSON offered substitutes
but Withdrew them subsequently.
.iah, maiooS sand That North Caronha south Cafonhs
Alabama and Louisiana will probably be represented
mere next week. Howell Cobb and Robert Tooinbs, he
eanu had been operating at Atlanta to defeat the Con-
sututlOha Amendment, and indorsinR the new reVol-
uOhary ucket The House OF Representatives OF Georgia
was Democratic and therefore that State. with Virginia.
mlsslsslpp, ana Texas would probably be represented
NIX FERRY rep, Conn., moved TO substitute for the
WOrus buc states as by reason OF the participation OF
scented In either branch OF the XIth Congress at or
before the third day of November A d. 1867 The sub
lect rejected.
MR.. CONNERS moved to recommit. Rejected.
Mr. CONKLlNG renewed his amendment ON the second
reading aud, after opposition by MeSsrs Williams and
Howard, 1t was rejected-l7 to 49,
Mr. DRAKE renewed his amendment which was re-
jected-8 20 20.
Mr. THAYER moved to strike out the names Of the
States and insert the words The States lately I'm Re
belon, and not now represented In Congress- Agreed
tO-A TO IA.
Mr. BUCKALEW moved to strike out the last clause OF
the b requiring that such State shall have also become
entitled to representation In Congress- Rejected.
The bill then pasSed-2S to 81 party vote save that
Henderson voted Nay. with the Democrats
The bill, as passed. Is as follows
Resolved DC, That Of the States whose inhabitants
lately In rebellion shall be entitled To representation
the Electoral College for the choice Of President and
tora votes be received or counted from any
such States, unless at the time prescribed by
law. for the choice OF electors The people Of
such States pursuant TO the acts Of Congress IN that be-
Constitution Of State Government under which state
Government shall have been organized, and shall be in
operation and unless such election O electors shall have
been held under the authority of such Constitution ana
titled representation Congress pursuant 10 the acts
OF Congress IN that behalf.
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DIED IN PRISON,

John DevercauX of Waterbury. aged "a years,
died al state Prison. Wetherscld yesterday. lie was
committed for stealing, but pardoned by the Lesis
lature June % The State Prison Committee reported
fayOaby upon his petition he having been sent to prison
for i've years very slight evidence OF having stolen sj5
from drunken sailor in this city OF which he protested
his innocence lie was in prison IL months and died
without receiving his discharge. Gov. English having ne
elected 20 sign before going 10 Newly DIRK a. IS stated
Deyereax served honoraDly in the "a Newly OA Louaves
in which he was promoted TO Lieutenant He was IN nine
battles aud captured and confined in Rebel prison.
where hs sufierings broke down his constitution His
father was Hartford yesterday and expressed himself
very bitterly with regard ms sons death, declaring
that he died of broken heart and that ne innocent
OF the crime with which he was charged.
lNew-Hayen Journal
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BITTEN BY A RATTLE SHAME.

A foolhardy experiment with snakes, last eve
ming resulted In serious manner IL does not the
death OF the expermentOr. box, securely fastened.
containing several raesnakes and other species OF rep
tiles reached the city yesterday afternoon aud was tenn
porarily left 10y the owner at the saloon OF Fuller Howe
no 30 Dearborn street During the evening, man
known as Boots" who prctends 10 be sake charIner
visited the saloon, and insisted or displaying TO the
crowd MS powers the scaly Creatures. Breaking
open the box took large ratesnake. and II
is said chasing coored boy about the saloon with him.
when the snake eNusperated at the rude treatment in
serted his fangs into the OF his tormentor creating
wound which, il IS feared, will prove fatal. The arm
RAPIDLY became nhamed and before medical assistance
was procured, had swollen 10 frighfu dimensions. II
was reported late at night that he had died from the ef
fects OF the bite Chicago Times