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,Ay =sks sg-ee1<ass for eslesies ssa elsas
g. sestls sPSa tAsSr plantations. make thea
selves psraSsSst horsss. ard f4rnisA, aet ealy
an iaerSsSiRg ssrp,s u lsks-. ks. searSe 9:
rspepzlatirg z1i resESei.ztiHs these Islands.
Foer eat " the sre ehila-keariRg Japanese
vcs,es SAe e4=e here in the Srsreo, have al
r~siy lad an isS-SSSe-
TheS. an rsrSu1ae2 that II proper ef-
forts sre pet ssrtA, the Planters q HAWAII
rei Ray sksais. r-ezapsiy. al the isker they
ne~3. sR3 q; the sane ti.se iHSsgursts sys-
tea e insigrztioa vSseh ~ll ebysxse al the
ek5eesissahie ie4i9r~s of the present Sysseua
o. toz&sG lahor. psrtscalsrly the reQairsunea,
e se,Gins back the hbor~rs already Imported.
The 0ser Of leased lad Il nee. land uhieA
uar hs rerehase8.l ana certain stipulated
wages for e0ss--rce labor, vii. think. es S1s-
scisut achievement O. seeere an Immediate sup
Ply. ~ see resSei. Of foGr or eve hundred
asrseGltaraliStS, Z : treaty = e5sSts1.
vVulG. - least. hsspszk year sttessiSn and
exz-=inz.sea u tbs s0cres u Sspply II izhor.
7 weEi3 Slss zese. that United States YES
ssis are prohislse3 f-V2 this bTssSh Of con-
nerve. azd tkAt Enslisk vessels esne er3er
the rv.,c ,z.ios Of the &. Chinese PasSe, ger
Act-~ P1sssd in Il. 4. Ms Privy Coeaeil. ssd
ShSsh makes ssrisgvEt Sszisery regulations
uecesSary befoze = vessel leaves = p0rs having
Brirish Censul SPECIFIED space. fosS sna
Rsjaeal sstee&saee srS oh6gste-y. Thss, ur-
der gsvern=sntal or private enterprise, the
Iu9, grants VII Re cared for BY provisions Of
Eagiish Law. Private eSors we1l& ef neessSi-
" seed - BE feIly authorized ard supervised
By thss 6oYsrrUens before Vsntarins to bring
away the ishshitSE.s Of 50 Jealous nation as
JaPsR- The cost sculG net vary under either
patronage
Very respectfully, yo1r s<rv't,
DAVID J. LEs. N. d.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

he was ready to contract fer 500 Danes,
who. at low wages. woald come here and
work out their advance,
Mr.. Bennett has hllsn into a misappre-
hension. that the Leprcsy. which Is known
among the natives as Mai Pals. was ir-
trodaced by the Chinese lAborers Such
is not the fact; II antetlated the coming Of
the FIRST lot capt Cass.) by many years.
Nor is there any case Of Chinaman az
tlieted with the disease, which has been
brought to the notice Of the medical gen
tlemen having charge Of the Leper Hos
pi,al. except one who eaRs BY latest
arrivals.
Rev. W. p. Alexander. referring to the
idea OF getting people nom Europe, ~
marked that the people Of Europe knew
tina, Uncle Sam had largo farm and could
give a considerable piece TO all corners. so
that while the tide Of emigration rolled in
to that country, we had no such induce
meh,s to hold out TO settlsrs-no large
amount Of broad acres to divide among
them.
Mr.. Wilder explained to the meeting
why the whaling business was preferable
to Hawaiians than plantation life. The
whaling and agricultural interests eould
both suhsist together. He spoke Of the
different classes Of labor he employed;
said he had twenty South Sea Islanders.
who were excellent people. bot rather ex-
pensive. IL cost him seventeen dollars a
month for a man and wife and several chill
dren. which was more than any planter
could afford to pay. Chinese women we're
utterly worthless. but be approved OF the
men generally had no difficulty with them
whatever. asd work went on smoothly. II
new hands were introduced before the time
Of these men expired. they would easily
learn from them and fall into the routine
Of plantation life. He did not ike the
Japanese, as they are. physically. unable
to work, and morally, unwilling.
r. II. Davies, said that he came here years
ago as contract laborer in the sense that
the immigrants are contract laborers. He
entered into a contract to labor for speci-
fed time, under heavy bonds for the fallfl-
ment Of the same. He was snswerable to
the same laws that other contract laborers
were.
Hon. Chas R. Bishop. then moved the
following:
Resolved, That whenever an employer de-
sires 10 part with his Contract With isbOrer.
the laborer shall have the right TO buy the re-
msinder Of his time, provided he pays 70 the
employer proper proportion Of the amount
advanced Tor hin; the amount TO be returned
10 be In the same proportion 20 the whole ad-
vaneed, as the remainder Of the time bears TO
the original term.
Which was carried.
DIR. Judd. then proposed the following:
Resolved, That the Introduction and liccns-
ing OF the sale Of opium ought to be pronibl-
Which was carried by an almost unani-
nous vote.
Our report is necessarily imperfect. but
is as full as our space will admit The
meeting was an interesting one. and well
sustained throughout. All felt at the al
jan-rs.a~.-s, 49, - i-----.- strnv could have
been spent prOftably, in discussing the
subject
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Liberal Advances Made ON all
Shipments per Saeumer.

Cargo for San Francisco will be receirsd
at the Steamers Warehouse. and receipts for
the same given by the undersigned. Ne
charge for storage or carriage. Fire risks IL
Warehouse not taken By the Company.
Insurance. guaranteed Al lower rates than bv
sailing vessels. Particular care taken Of shin
ments Of Fruit.
All orders for Goods 70 be purchased IN San
Francisco, will be received aad filed BY return
Of Steamer.
~ Shipments from Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands. viii be re-
eeiTed BY the Company IN San Franeiseo. II
consigned TO them, and be forsarded b. their
Steamers % Honolulu, FRKK or cHAnSr. e.
cept actual outlay.
"a Passengers are requested to take their
tickets before u o'clock on shs day % sailinr
and to procure their Passports
All bills against the Steamers aust b pr.-
sented before two o'clock on the day Of Al
ing, or they win have to lay over IN he re-
turn Of the Steamer for settlement.
H. HACKFELD 4 CO..
ION Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

Again geztie-ez. NE eegss 70 feSl the
vzat o. an f1cresse of laeor for or piz1ts-
ric1. ard Knowing that L 1nSt eoGe frcs1
5000 quarter. and fAsg Nery scoa- ve bSg
leavc - sEygsst that the >o1sheru iSlascerS
wo1lS ee a. Eo-e rrc6csolS 10 tAe Pisrters
land al cchers xsstisg iaeorl th4n zsy other
Aoor that Is ee<n isgro6aev&. fo- sGriry
rea<ocS, tl-st. tA<y 4-s WY sirlii1r 70 car
E10ai1as, IN kselts> g--fa-1S, etc. PER
has ros addicted % Al - t.ces q CIR IA
tives, vkieA veG,1 es = ycs1 S-ezt i1aprcSe-
l1e1ts ard agate. wAen their time OF service
vo1lG sxri-S, thSy woel1 perhaps rot lesvc
reeir zcSSter e-r ccuti1ce Il Is employ, -
s91g Is thy rscss-rzf grspsr Jszazee't,- teSy
voGl4 noe * srt 10 iSave ycz sc1 - peGchrS
P~zr-ts. Or seliirg cakes, o. soGe O lbs va
rio1S SSys in Wiki tSe Cochss employ thefr
tee 9ster secc=i7g frre Ue1- We say gei
the >czrhern Islanders. in f7Sfsrsnee 20 any
wozie se-e s.zgsst thzt TIE ScGrc q lrl;rrt
g-aric1 * i1trasseG viii his matter, su6
SAo1ls L appear tia. TIE HooouSeie Board
5 -ct working for the Interest q Tie Plaster
lc- c-kerSl tAen 9e say. peEiticr TIE le--iSlz
t1-s - rsrSal TIE Law ard ADOPT sQuuS Other
way u IN pc-tisz or Loor. tths Plan,ers.l
Ms. gSntlSuSn. s al that Ne edn otcr
VOC o. the subject O. 2oor, A. o1r wsrts
ssve oees Sell Supplied ~ err own pi1ce,
e1t ne ses L gstring Shorter every SeaSoc-
With these fes reGsrSs.
We remain, gertlsrer, yoscss
CANFEELL * fCKrCS-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13
LazANA Octz Isa
--lal.A- u = ~
nS8 c-.14, 0-sr1a4, s-s s g WIKI.

70 s y. Csz6<, CAsir1.z, I'D $ g. EIzd-,
S-1zrT y HeAfgT Ksz,sag, Hol0i1tE-
GEu".-We the znterxigzed- beg
leave 20 s.zre TO this Eon0rzbie Neefinz
o1r views o. this TerT inPortAut subject Of
hbor. OR experie1ce - planters. II this
question q labor, has nee1 couened entire
y % uatfEes, and re beg leaEe 70 st1re that
u CIR opi1io1 and eIperi<1cs thET are oess
f0r piAa-ztioc pz-posez- Not kLEi1g eE1-
ploJed any hzf the aboriEi1es q the co11-
IT, ctr views in regard 70 imported teller
Coolies or Southern lz5or ar very limited In
fz< re knew noting z5c1t imported a5or,
further tt21 report says thkT 1re tro1hle-
sozs, esen this ktcf re Dc los know to be
fr-e Bzf Eezfiez1eu one fef ne % helieFe
tat scoo,ig- u s4-G PER u01tkl and Is
nziztain4nez. = The dearest hbor shzt czn
BE obcAined for fo1rg The p1z1fers' zse- Bet
- re are QnifE Inexperienced even in this
fea re vii s1y bit E-tIe, employing no1e
hzf thnse Who fa1 thE1sslses. no 4a1l-
kl65l whatever
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

GRgyE RAScss Sept -, 1858.
Ksss-s- II. Eaekfslf 9 Co..
GEzrrExsx s-Cszes-uiHs lIhorsrs, yea
knoE ~ s<n-i1eE.S- L1borSrs We oust have.
bar sAguli F-efsr So1-h Sea Isl1ndsrs - Chi
usss; bCt Z they ars noc g be g0t. We Eust have
ChicsSs or Jays
! thizs the Government have done the hest
tssy e91ld T. obsAia KH5ti.Tr,ra;s- and A. less
cost than private iniivai1zls esGl3-
VOC ca1 speak f9- ne At the meeting n
0csse<r. TcEr views coincide With.
Years Tery truly, T. H HosRoS.
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EASY MAr1 PLANTATION, SspcSi, 1853.
N-xS-S r EE-xf'5F 4 On

EASY MArI PLkSrArIoN, Sspssl, 1853.
NssSzs Z Ez-fssiG 4, O..
6ENrLEMES Year letter OF the l6Sh With
Tx c1rVular eallias meeting u tie Plsuters
FOR The purpose q discussing Tx lae0r sleS-
tioa hare o<<n received per The hezfS !
soci& Ike uzch 10 attend the meeting bat
cannot consistently Do -, ny whols ztte1-
tio1 : required al The plantation hils grind
iuz Tsers i nothing l could say that
would erlizhteB sBy OK % The suoicct. !
have Fever bad Chinese laeOrsrs 0a TIE Plan
tzIio1 eXeSpc a. hcuss servants The pl=uiA-
tiou Is Sns4l and l hare always bssn able 10
zet n=tire Ha.2i1ns. 80 - 70 gst 4loug. euE
could work zlore, z6VantaSsoCsly. Norv A.
borsrs ms. Be lad and the question ! how
70 GET rbeus I selieye the Government i
doiaS all they Gan IN The uSttsr, that they
kroE ard feel TIE yi-al necessity hat Tie
cCC1try shoGlG have u,cre Ab0re-S from
ScEe so1rcs- II i1Giyi6-1ls Or company
csn introduce laho-ers Of 4 better class. ard
issS COS. than those brOcgAt By The Gov
eruuent- I have 20 GO1o. bot t5s Govern
2SHI Uo1ic give them fan peruisSion 10 60
80 and reader then every assistance possible
lo1 know NY views fully il regard 70 al u
thSSe matters. ard eas SpszS for me az the
UesEirS- l0urs truly, 4 Il SPENCE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. 8. r.
> ! 4; N: meets %sI: !. I.5 ,hs A.. LSdse; w
streets, Gold Hill. every SATURDAY wv
evening Mt { O'Clock. Stated communications
first Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing arc cordially invited.
by order Of the W. NJ.
S. W. oHUBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill February 1, 1859. feltf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
TO MILLMEN !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT TIE GOLD
w Hill News Onlcc half a ton Of superior
H Mi|1s. M Mai.,in rSr w f"qE,,h aie' P WiEi be- solGS at re.
duced pri .cs for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
GA I Il ,

And all the Injuries the market affords.
THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT Y under
tho immediate supervision Of the proprietorS,
and the ~strictcst attention will he paid to Tue
same.
ALARGE HALL, for balls and parties, IL also
attached TO the b~uilding-onc OF the most spa
cious and comfortable In the State.
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS for Ladies' and
Families. with prompt and attentive walters.
BOhRDERS can find accommodations equal
to any to be found in Gold Hill, at our new house
continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to us, il respectfully solicited.
WEIGH IL MADDEN, ProprictorS:
Gold Hill, Nov. 18th, 1865. no2risti
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Gold Hill Miners Union

xIrUEREAS. TTHAS PLEASED ALMIGHTY
w God-to whose fiat we must all with rev
ercncc bow-to remove from our midst By the
hand of death. our worthy and highly esteemed
Brother II. C. Gowan: therefore,
RsSdr6d, That by the death Of our laincIlc'l
Rrothrr. this Miners Union has lost a jealous
member and friend. whose memory his brother
members will ever cherish with affection.
R.sOlrcf, That we tender our most heartfelt
sympathy 10 his hcrcavcd relatives and iriond-,
who arc thus called upon too carly to mourn the
los of a dutiful son, AN atlcctionalc brother, aud
sincere friend. ,
Rssolrt1, That the foregoing Preamble and
Resolutions he published in the Gold Hill Daily
NEWS for ten days, and copies thereof bc sent 10
Inc relatives of our deceased Brother.
/. n. FROCK. President.
T.. q. ANDREWS, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Ncv., February 4, 1860. fcg.l0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry &!
Called "Gold Metal"

Which has all the appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.
Prices Of aIeus' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. gold metal .........S 8 90
Beautiful engraved ease, anchor lever. 10 no
Beautiful octagon-shape case, hno finish. 10 0O
Heavy American stylc....... ........... ID %
Onc.Ialf size. engraved casc ............ 10 on
Beautiful stem wlnders, nice size Watch. 20 10
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. 3 10
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 on
Extra fine. engraved and cnamclcd, very
handsome 70 OO
Chains.
a different styles OF Vest Chains, very
handsome, 3 Oh
81 different styles long Neck chain', for
r.eoniain Chains, to fa.ien with brcasipin. 5 %
Sleeve Buttons.
81 different styles, plain, black, cnamelcd,
engraved and with coral, per pair. 81 to 8
Shirt Studs, per sctt; 800
clcd, with and without coral ........ 9 90
Children's sotts, Pin and Ear Ringr. Ell.
graved, enamcled, with and without
We have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful,
In Is carat gold cases, warranted. IS to 20
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spectacles, to
Also a good assortment OF Gold and Silver
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES. at
about one-third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for a price list.
We can send any OF tho above goods by Ex-
press, to bs paid for on delivery
G. E. COLLINS & CO.,
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
faJs3n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
BANKRUPTCY
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION.

DERsoNs DESTROYS OF AyAILING
Themselves of the relief provided by tho
United States Bankrupt Act OF March 2; 1857
Arc hereby notified TINT discharges In bankrupt
ry cannot be granted on petitions died after
JANUARY !, 1869. where the estate OF the ap-
plicant will not pay hfly per cent. OF tho liabili-
ties proved against II.
Until JANUARY 1, 1874, petitions may be filed
and discharges granted thereon. without refer
ence 10 the assets OF the insolycnt.
X. NJ. DAGGETT,
clcrk District Court o. s. for tho District OF
Nevada. del-tl
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Arrivals.
ny WELLS, ARG AND co.'s SLIME.
Frank Denver, John Skae & brother, Mr.
Brodek, Matt Rapp, A Coryell, Mr. Holmes,
Higgins.
Departures.
b WELLS, FARGO M ce.'s LINE.
r D Ferguson, Andrew A Olson, d Stems,
C B Higgins, r Cummings, BEEN, ] N
Thacker & wi, Mr. Dole, Mrs Style, Joseph
Stewart, John Jewett, 7 o Riorden, Thomas
Connell, Mr. Boyle, Mr. Kilton, Mrs Babcock,
II. Gilbert, r 7 Brady.
, 1869-01-18

Ing htm 70 ths krornd Upen b.lne p1eksA ~
- vas Iourd 10 hara Laststnea fracture cf tas
let teS ktd a. taton 10 Rush Medical Co1!ave,
wbtrp tho inbred LIMB was4 amputated oS uf1.
Hnl-n ano Gilbert.
Two Youxas1kxa, John Allen and Harry Pt'rT.
yetttfo4y m Ftou1 broke intn tbs conEcet1oIc1T
atose Of G. Simon, -, 1z3 DrAfhoiu stree
Ana eteatet rury hntoe aEo!g thu a.eetnsas.
They .efe sttn i:inln9 rom the premises 10 .ne
re1s md Afested. At tho Atnafr aes!to 1a
made thrtnRh their poctata, and ron nt e1tas:
nurs ur lsee, WA dumped onl. Ch1caXo9 ntooo
of lns1ut burglars need = tasts of tho fesosa
tehot,1.
Az Asour Nmx1an1 On ssiurdAT burglar :
fa.o tho + rute No. 80 forrn 4al1et ssreet ot
f1emi.ea tzou Top 70 botton. hut found 1othinE
for biz pstns- a elderly lady nr.cg IN the huaa-
deela1ep fh4t toe m1fA1def Aamtn!1tttrd chlo1o-
farm TO her, bat Tho t6ec1 Of tha n1rcottc were
hsrn1saa.
A P1cuotNf yesterday noon matched purse
fton ta&yN hS1d In 'front.' Of EhriAt Church cor
ner ud WsbR1h avenaa and Tweuty-saxt stree,
e1A1 policemen who captured htn tsser ioof
s1slr thkte. Ht II kppwu II dangerous thAsae-
Ter nased Fax citas Dean.
ALI t1rtx1ss Of North Chicago and Laxs VIew
~1o ffze aI int eresr Ii soe proper e1teu4loa q
LtucoIn Park Aft requested 70 1Ieud @seusEs
this ereu1nx. 1t tie hauaa Of III Louis Faas, -
the rtm1uus of tho CLARK street tlV nm'lH
e1Is.
CArExfKs nautd Philip Rolt. Gu yeaser
hand At the wt1At IN bis shop on Peoria saeeI
reat Milwaukee avenue.
AZ LATE nouu On saturd1Y might, entrAf1
forced IN tntIInce ito tht Fe4dence Of N!tlaus
6iton, No. 81 Fr1tcn street, and aaads on ~aIa
llrSe smount Of clothing.
, 1869-01-18
R9operinK Of FArwelf Hail.

Tne At!zccs Of Ch,eaco atd reirtsJ will htsc
The tare opportunity ot otisienl, to tho most I'M
lsent Ct n5lhg Ensis.h pulpit o:a.nsr on Tucfdu
,rs 7hurtds3 ercniafs II shls week. Oa Tne.-
d.. e.<rIn. F.v9pli Ball rrbatlt In stTic and
nnj,h. srd with Accommodations cEcn m7sc IT.
fr.r4tyo ttsa tao+. OF thr former edt1ee, Eil be
rrcuxpcd, when Rsr. VIZ. MODIFY Pnushon viii
sins nas os the ost slaaarAte :nd tloan r. q
ihr ri est,7i.ioa OF his wonderful tslsn-t. ~
~eli a. 10 eha.u AID srsszret n spr1es1aA7e ~,
d4cpec. We takc pltasarc IL annon9sisc .ht .hit
trarc of FstwslI uall, No. is Madison street,
TIE utnee 1til hA optn for the ssle Of trktfa on
krd Af;er to-day fron, II n. 10 p NJ see ssFsf
t.leEcrt In AEo.htt colrton.
, 1869-01-18

Thts REV public fehoo! tu''ei,v. et'ra.ea On
RI uoeu a1.eet between Saap.on xId H,Atlngs
streets, will Re open Tor the reception 0. stnoi-
lsss thls 1nc1ntre It a'elpck. The boundaries
Ct tie o1411ict arc as follows: Cnga acncsr2 II
L . intersection OF 2srr1Aon street ard West-xn
av.rne, ttity nnl.sl, taenes following Hsztisou
s,scs. to Reuben, Rs3bxn street to Taylor, TAy-
1cr street 10 Morgan. Morgan s.tees to biHe
svrr ue. tent1e arepua to r4estr.sec ed street,
TncrrJ.fetrpd At,eet to We4tefn nsenne, and
.aytnns to aa1flton ttreet. Al plrts~.,
sceld&rE wttn,- ~. s,Sn1i, -; IS sasH
ehilt req to ..teu tho r1-.- =; .ae SltT
a. reeus.tcd to sen them 10 tie tthoo. -liatog
- <Rfly a4 l. N.
, 1869-01-18
the CITY IN BRIsF.

ADtrU1r SBx1lf1 from Tk1fa~. Alsslsatqpi,
arrived II this t.ty On sstutdz., IN se1rea n
hardened ei7.ral nam.d Fred DAtts. over
wtoec lead tarEs 4 tes.oas ehar1o- Davis cams
h.v ter weeks lco, Il teens: aud male El*
beet On ri n n tie fonI holt Of BAek uoiseoof
By she nd Of tae e,ty poltee TIC oa,et Jtstefaay
.r1pp<d tis nAn It Hn1htook'., tna hAa hit3
taktn to the Asra 'rT Nhetn be will renatn nntl
ttt pfcpfr time a11aTes for h2s traas7ortaflcn
South Tho pri.oEec II = creperate-sootiac
vtllMn- and peems capable Of eo1a hitting Anaos'
my da4tardly t11ne-
nAnnr Coz, little hoy ase1 ah7os el3
YtAss rnet etth an aetidAnt On SAFu12r eFGasnG
py xn,eh b. loat leg. he tunX 90 - the fe Y
ED ct : w.1en tsdea alla empty barrels ttae
corner Of Pine ar3 1ntiacH stsstts. ana ~
secttitsttng The barrr.s on the BOY and tato"
, 1869-01-18

wa.s Of the new illustrated weekly. Hfa7A
and Home, ee,,ca BY Denald @. Nnehel And lar
,,&t Becchsx Stove, l. pow ready fot delivery
ss table Of corlt it rally up to previous enes
1h1sh 10 .rm1iesL In thts NUMBER y com
4nanrrd the m o11 ration Of ne~ stntH Of do0ts-
ttc Iitc. entitled s.The Tsra poks gaey," Which
viii 70 fount 10 roe tts highest lnte:ea. eso
&c re1tissneat o. trAt pAEe-
, 1869-01-18
AtlGtlo11 '9ae8.

A UCT1ON,
Monday, Jaa. IS, 1858. at aX T. m. At
no. 81 WEST MADlsuN-sTs
tho entire Household Furniture Of family giving
Up housekeeping. consisting OF
NARB1K TOP CHAMBER SETS, PARl-oR REP
BET, nRU9sKLs and MORAN CAkPETa,
hT0TE8. BEDDING, CRDCEEKT, Oil
PAH1IEGE and EEGEATTSG5.
An nsU tast Juna. To % told without rekerva.
], r. SMITH.
, 1869-01-18
CHrRcH DEDICATION.

Tie ntw Christian Church located Gu thu cor
rct 0! lns tara assnus and T~fntY.tf-h atrtet. 4
5n,s ana dvt1sir1 tttcliItiou OF which has ii.
nally cecltatsd 81 Tie wc:thIp Of q ID yetser.
cay. 1hr Attendance via t1xe, Aod the tedi-
e.tosy e1errIees. censneted bJ Res. D. 2. Hen
deIeor, tie ess.or, wc-e nf eetattttly futcr-
t,ttrr 1atnre. ID his p,e.sset .ad aSrre.b1e
ruty MT. Aendtrson wan ABLY astt.tsd " R+x.
James Ctk!ien. Rev. Eros Canpnclf an1 othsr
u1nta n In the nozptnE, afseE ths usual opec-
saV ard tEt1oduetory e1rttises. lte pastcF
p7rsehed Tho 1edleA.or9 s<snaan. which psor<d
10 able e9erf, and rroa1eet nlrEed iupse s.
lin. On ht. congregation. ii TIE Afternoon. a. 5
O'Clock, setn 7r was preached By sts Rev. Ja..
hAiIep, after which the Lafd's Supper was nd.
tnan.bttsed The etts1ces ct tho oec1-ion rioted
WITH str1non By the kcT. kEos Sanpbell II the
Ay.hlDv.
, 1869-01-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

C4rd.-we havb s1psrteneed pr.
Willasd's method nt operating toF
the e1uAttion or cotus nd onn1oae,
End tound II al be clttms-s1tetuAs PEI
tret md aait,faetoty IN every fsrneonf, Ii. ".
". Alpozt = Exst WashtIa tor: y y. Fa1 Tell>
Of ]. Y. FarHeu 4 Co.: " g. Patterson, q Fes
ts,son 1 Patterson, 20 East ~s,a.lgton Y q Iasos
Nlltrd, formerly proprietor ot Aafeso3 houss.
DE- II llixrd c4u be corsu1'ed ~ tis once, Isl
So1th Stale Street, from >. N. to P. N.
Tho Purtst -ana sneetett Cod Liver
OH In she world, ManntaetuFod from fsesh.
hetlrhy llrets rpon tae ses 1hore. Il IL ptrfHct-
II pufe aud sReeL ASK for Ba4atd 4 Cse-
wcll's Cod Lrer dr." mArHiactuEtd hy casvel1
Hsard Il Co., successors 70 c1twcIl, Mack J. Co..
New Ynrf. so]1 By ali druggists. We have 70
fpsetsl aEcnta-
Kes1san,s Corn utl, fnr render Feet,
hatd and foit corrs. 11dAmtd jotnts, bunIous and
chublatns, Price s1.00 per cotue-. UI. K hAs
had nineten yeA1s' prstIee upon lhe sett, ,hnetn
years In Boston. the past foQr u III and 11a
bonth CLARK slreet. up Atelts. Rooms AID 4,
where he treats III diera rases OF the feet
Il huuabuk has long leKs; Won'l
tlatd sttlt lurE. Ur. WoIcofr occupies shs
ssrno once ho did eesen Year, ago: md stopt
pstu. tree Of ct4t, u1th his tatu Paint. 1t Isl
South L!llk street, Chicago.
, 1869-01-18
ReNl EstHte@0ttp,
Improved.
Improved.
FOR sALE-BY 8. q. kerioot a Co.. Real
Il Etsso Btote51 Desrhorn-ss.:

~s.,.- ~,
I e E,,sa s5 hfn1i >, =. ..,a nesioos @ eo'' H
spltatId bu,,n>,iA =, ,r..Assxto,.s,..
AIiaSslkS.s,sT Ia4 = snd soat6 ws.esss: ,.. ,,,.. ~
EIs-Ss 10 ssasa s'1,ao ass. With valid
D.saess Dss e %Is at S;:s ans md
q spso =, u,.ss~ 4se low s -. 49,, -. ,t.,,,
I'll ke M spI4sEahee st. eots.ta hoas<, 1os a11oo
- Maxwell it. svossa1 hoafe lot 7arto
"a: Hs-So !, Hx,n-s,, sro,.oty boa,s. 1ot.n7ln.
i nss.ps hoq.s r. OF ,,s between 40n
rs.F:! s s.,:E:; .. ,,.s S....
Il rsas 11 81 soae. Nth s,te1 h,.,n,,nt m p,,.,
bstsess Iae,taz sne ohio; - as11ia ~; ,.,,
tssa IS X, -. -, c....,.... -
hee.t,. ii :a9iM tees - Ran Sses.' Nv ''' A4ae
f9is nEo. 5:s; ss .na 81 ce,t.ss arove., to ..o1
sramo house. y1tn lots x.1ss feet eaeh. 80.
peas ssliir. = is1n nsoE' ssss nA'S a'o'e via
hsst si - :aG u :ss,z ss<e mana house.
9,te1 IL ~ IL t'o'os5 Has house. 10
.Gsi :e HI: 81 e hoa.< ross. .,,A lot sszs
iSSTxe s!e.y aea ha,eseas e:ief hoa.e on M,ea.-
ot1ek nssssaeat, ~ss '
1tt-Eo; g Calumet sr" t~ostoF5 hame house. |
LotS ~ NsE -,x,d.,.-s =, rs.. ..
Win le. a1issh -.
~ .S-ss hr 1irir1s 'o ""3 A''A'3'
i51Castsse :ith lot S11S feet On 1ndiaaA-sr..
la-fsns tso..tt,sy f1T5saspSs r. 90 Hehls'as'-
to,.,s,1 g 81 6auae Iet MI1,pftes. M
1ts-Flne residence In h1as fAts' via 1o' "Aso.
'eftf;ood evnstosy house on Chicago Av. With lot
, 1869-01-18
31ia1los.

ITO REMIT an reutsnE planos, organs. .
j RelodeonA The prices tklt did In l1oe.
WIN. r rROSSEE, In C1kT1.&t.
, 1869-01-18

pERsONA1-A 1sdy desires the friend thIp
= of soms middle. I'd e elderly xenueu,1a &
ds..saad. .eymp.tna,s :ttA sae ape<sstsse -, 70
ko 20.