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STATE FINANCES
The Comptroller aarryins up DeIiuqasnts.

Mr.. Blackburn, State Comptroller,
has Just issued three circulars, which
are being sent over the State for the
purpose Of hurrying up delingueuts.
The first is directed to Tax Collect
orS of the different counties and reads
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Winston j. DaYie,
OF Louisville, In the county OF jefferson and
State of Kentucky, late OF county of Upton
aud State OF Tennessee, within said District,
own petition by the District Court of said Dis
trict
Memphis Tennessee, the 7th day OF May
A. d. Is69 WILLIAM \. CfRODE,
nlyS u - Assignee, Etc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NUTICE.-Thc officers and 8
vi memhers- OF DeSOtO Lodge No. ~ NJ
F. and a. 81, are requested 10 attenda/XN
regular coInInun ication Of said Lodges t1iS
Friday evening. May 9lst. ST o'clock.
=. VI. STANLEY, ". NJ.
r. W SHELTON. Secretary. my2I
DASTT- -RE.-iOJ acres very fne. part clover,
! AT NhiiehaVen, VI. and L. X. 4. Inquire
OF DiggS K Waford's livery.
myI W. \. DOOLEN-.
EypR sATE.-Ai No. j MICH cow, w-ith
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% whom it may coneern;

In tht.Distriet Court 81 the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter OF Winston J. Dayie, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. District OF West TeunesSee-ss.
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ND y % Win ,1Iv W .'ItIII IIII'' 1tIIu
In the District Court OF the United states for
thc District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF y. B. Holland, individually, and as
one OF the firms OF Holland * Bro, and HOl-
land. Vance Co.. Bankrupt. In bankruptcy
District Of West TenneSSee->S:
II. -.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment aS assignee of y. B. Holland, OF
Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and state
Of Tennessee. within said District, who has
been asjudged a bankrupt upon his oNs petit
ton, BY Jhc District Court of said Dis Ct
MenphiS. Tenn. the 18th day Of AIds, 4. d.
lSa WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
my i6 > 20 Assignee, Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-21

In the District Court of the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of John c. McDade individually, and as
one Of The firm of ]. {. McDade ( Co., Bank
rupt In bankruptcy, District OF West Ten
ueSSee-sS.
To whom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of John G.. McDade.
OF Memphis, in the county of shelby and
State of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adJudged Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the eth day of May, A.
ID. 1863. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
my l. p Assignee, Etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Joseph J. Tinker, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District of West TenneSsee-ss.
To whom II may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF Joseph j. Tinker,
81 Memphis, in the county of Shelby and
state OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own
pititiOn, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 7th day of May,
a. ID. 1863 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
myS lj p Assignee Etc.
, 1869-05-09
THE CITY II BRIEF.

ALAsGE SCxExn CT SWEDISH ENfoRAsrS az
rived IN tL.r city yestsfdsy. md It noon WIRE eten
vending their weary fs:eps alag Ls&lfc srrt trou,
tie Michigan Southern Depot to the Cu1on Depot
where thry t.ok the can for their Western hones-
These were 4bont 1o In the past5, saen ro'nea md
eren Ths tn ssss s5ons tIsw *3d sb14n sesBs19
E.r md ener c.ntenAneA, fEssdfnd s,one.ide their
I'D Ia s.T & e1es 1,sst
I'd as. shsy "a II ,.r II s:i II
's4t thes iii iii Tbs se found hahi, ieaa ~ soa
.ss9s d T :ss:E
tta e .1sa.;H IT s
sa|is nd S.,I,sssae. ssate '*'''' ''' '@'4''
TIE BOARD or PcBuC WoaEs some time ago
artho4t1ed The ptep!. rssidak On WAErn a.eau': be
x III e1a "a d ns
Ike Il sauSias md aIsias "a % .,ss.ai!eatt. e
ss OF r. ii s
% l. E eEpe4 ss!..f 4 Ssz sss
,oz ehr S'd a Gfs eSed K % =, dsasS
s @ 1T III s hsIsh ~ ~. FL H. q ssny e 4 r.
wheh i - rueh dcE5rh- An !atlEsat!on mestns ~
.oe p IT ldsTd w IL x saeh sssn - Vii .ee ae r.
rn,v u cs the troublesoEne shsctE.
Two MgS QCARkHukp tn Ghlo1 s2loou- on
- nlus, ana &c .tTuef tbe chr nd kn sEea hn,
dow t<'on = he % - hs m 81 II ssrefs. r.
isi.er reseh.A ,he asevali scy .heuted At she soP
.hd- vetest. S.r2 shss Isaa Har'n ~ tbSa3 fie9
11onn shs q ~ & ssa.s ;H
a IT, r: se :h.a eI;s ass
oerx eocs.sfatou had n-esen or: o. MT
e st.F .St FL piss ! FRss5.sa; i3Ts ri; s;
T. = GsRts1e nsk1 H. ~ e
,,;ii Il, hssT u done nothing "h'ea
4 MxxTrSa Of The west side PARK Commission
heA yr:se.s:y s:ses9oca Il is B.ne- noa:.
:. nrr Hi;t aeteTi .s se7fsIx ~ Hit. Of the css
sx;s q f,,; fs s. f9s .aassa :ss :
9adst*sr, fer r,,on t.he see1:taap 9t shs eosIa
satc s te.al.sas "a .he eaoec q ca,es sIae E.
dseT..oa - H,5s Eaa IN. Tea s9aT Il II.
! beard tL4 q adjourned
one or THE Most TnIAEors OUTRAGE '.s e.fz :.
f,1e ? se e e.: r.: e .ss sse E
.iaiak = ns.sse;p'f: Z; ut, Es'F.s r
Icr sPpled 70 ha, e1ea e. E: &
:. r. & s't u ss'sa h+
s.it ,ts;1 taia q tae neek' Of The h'''e' ~
TE ARE GLAD TO LKARS that a COMPANY ~
sa II 'e. g. L !. Is T
T. Is ascs se + issd @ II + II 81
s ] T. at! r s s. s; .;s ;,: !:
ds{s t.h 4nE33se ~ ssa s saa =. rue s5ere III z
.i ssh .at s1 sis Il ss.st5s 4 sesz Il
mn hot ess5 i7 -, = & e he
esss i1 e; e. S5,sa se t. It
SsS f;tsa iss :; !, s. ( fs mis- Il
GRAxp F411 for the ne9eat q IN e :3 stepa11 n
Gan5sn renae ~ I "a AafE1a N9,Ay exenin
fsstsss;s 9s;.S E: IL ess sss .
s,fs e pToass :a.i ~ lssd.b!s ea.s ~ ~
, 1869-05-09

ing as the ultimate cono.uGon Of science,
the very essence aud double distilled oil Of
the truth of the matter, that hanoeforth
there may be no doubt or watering In the
faith
"But 1T IL aesuredly proper for ~ 70 look foF
Eone means capAble OF IeSscnlnX the Ill cnect&
which 4ft produced hy the labo!1 The 4ancdeA,
the pTruNs the troubles, OF which eFt13 Man who
tee}N up witt the world NUT expect % Dear
large smart, and which cannot be altogether
Among the substances which nan has been
led to In order to bring about this result, to-
baceo Is enc Of the most et'cae4ous. as II Is the
least harmful AZ soothcf to the ncffon1 s{xttm,
and i promoter Of renccston, it tcss With degree
Of certainty, and Jc. Of uail1ncss which places Il
tar al,ose Ill tn cunGrucrz Under It's influence
the netyous substance especially that OF the brain
and sympathetic system, Is preserved Iro1u the In
Tczd1 to which II would otherwise be subjected
The ahllity 10 comprehend Is increased the judg-
augmented, and all this without the degree Of e1-
hAustion which otherwise follows every prolonged
mental e1ort- The greatest men the world has
ever seen used tolacc,, and men, hoth great md
commonplace, will continue to use It TIL they get
something better
It remains, therefore, for those who op-
pose tho use Of tobacco to furnish some
i thing better. In the name Of human
nature vindicated, and science disen-
thral!ed, NC put to them the plain question +:
" What have they got that's better:" What
, ever it may be, let them pass ii Ground; nut,
if found to be IN improvement no doubt
the use Of tobacco Will cease at no distant
| day.
, 1869-05-09
CANADA.
Dominion FinnHecs-Spccch OF the
Finance Minister OH Presenting
Jfu1srnt.


tho Budget.
OTTAWA, Mar a-IIon- Mr. Rose made a tlnau-
cial statement In the Hoa<e Of Commons last
,n Of the snana f54 Ta
o eoqn! 9e lp,na i Il aufs e.
expendturcs wcre s9,Sii,5.a. Amount applied to-
Wsy1ta Tie ret,emrtton Of the public ,lebi and n-
revenue IL , iayos Of The % Domiaon Of ssle,ssa ne
estInaa,es for the coming yt1r are: Expenditures,
Slt,3laen0: reyeuuc, 3i1 1t6a ftsl: showing sur
pus Of nearly i quarter o3 million. No change Is
sacrested IN customs or excise tar,ns-
lion, Nj, Holton gave potice that IN aidresa
should ue rrcseute.! % Her Majesty exp1esdT@e ret of
Church bill .....
Blshop Connolly. Of Halifax, u IN this city, and
az as eoneerans aa he case of Father MeMsaon b.
Couro,.y strongly urges his Eescase.
O7rawA, Nay s-The following Il portion Of
n relsuon 10 rtcpr,clty:
Before leaving this snt}ect Of trade 1elaaons.
both Win Canada and with the United States be
rtoht be permitted to xAy word more With ref
crruct TO reciprocal tr1ae With the United StAteA
He might fatr1y bay to tretn: 1--WE do not COM
ns ot r. 9s The s, %
as that time. Wc know the peculiar ftacu1le4
IN which you we're then tnvolved and
vnucd respecting Us during the VA, and for which
our people and government were not blamed we
believe tnaf atace, 700 hAve formed insseE lsnpIs
tha. ali ls,,ts,ed feelings hare passed away. We
have not since that tluc sought 10 feta!tafe- Ne
have Riscn Jou freely all the advaata2es possessed
during the continuance OF the reciprocity
trcaiT We make every allowance Tor
the exceptional circumstneee unde. vaicn
ron ahroGsted the treaty. We hATe patiently
tp to tnts ttrre Etrcn you erery advantage Fau
had lefore, md rot sought IN any way to enter on
| 4 frtalistorJ coa1se towards you. We ave Il.
lowed you the free navigation Of ouT can.ls aa.l
| nre1z, and Use OF own fisheries BY pairing mere
nominal license ~ IN assc1s.on Of cur right -
them. we nA!e not sought . Interfere VIII The
EN- Iscutusnls. 81 uorrcssiys conduct, sncn u
ron have Imposes. on Us We aave allowed
/ vour uout Fr1tn. hong, Goals and Other
| Tour Years Bus vou mu.t understand We cannot e
| with this forertr The time mar cont soou when
, 1869-05-09

~, r. ......,.,, ...,ot.r1a.
Als. H. E. aost' ettTauoos tee.otea
on moral kuAhon pr1nc1pias- 8 naslnS ult
e@.;s. so7,e.>, ~ ,,,r,h;l;t;o,,;s+a Tha
eox9eloo ssnooi -. -. - t.a.,. h;a 10 ,na
following Ii an e1tf1ct 1Io0 nla Ast pun
vent r,.nf. Il, tRrnther Goofihue.' who be-
6Gsras r. fncs ;ncarcerot;on and police
'te'e7 ' t...ae.o,.o
,c-r1,.3ara He saya.
II cs,rn to be a. cona.s,ent q temperance man ~
there i ia chtc.go, Several years ago ceased
VA ~ a. "a NJ nrr.ons onnons and PRACTICES
Mith - 1cfsprnee 10 The use of alconoc liquors
".auhrdr he1IsynT snd nractsed Whist do there
s1i "; ~ eron ~, fhts an1ent for sale in
snr sa'oon hnr.rnnm nr drug s;orr. because there
~ iS - - Ne,r.nd fnr II When brother Good
49, s1elds - m ei11ratfnc himself aud everybody
,sc I,n tcs nv standuout On the temperance ques-
~ ~ ~! -. -. fnr .rr.,h,hitc6r Iinuor
, 1869-05-09

The intention announced by Secretary
Boutwell, to use the surplus gold now in the
Treasury, and usually amonntingto $780,
600, ,0o0, to buy up outstanding bonds. and
reduce the debt at the rate Of *l,000,000
per week, is SO obviously in accordance with
the long reiterated aemandof public opinion
that the Secretary could not well have
avoided it. Nothing but the most ingrained
peEversity in the late. Secretary prevented
him from adopting the same policy at any
time within the past four years. The loss
to the country is the interest on the bonds
which the excess Of gold in the Treasury
would have purchased and cancelled, which
would be at least eG,o0o, 600 per annum,
ard the general effect upon the gold mar
ket, to keep up the premium, which could
not fail to ensue when the principal dealer
in guild, viz, the government, Wis always
trying to hoa1d and never to sell.
, 1869-05-09


Tbs prupsletoss Of she Milwaukee HiAs1xs;a have
tnauguratad a new aJ1tem Of advertising, which
ought to prone popular, - 1t certainly r ecooom
cal They now print the tnshde and loYxasl 70
tho vsztouz point1 Of lssuc, eae hundred and fxty
different weekly papers, representing the States Of
Michigan, Ohio, Nebrask2, EerWocky, New Ynrf'
Ma1yland, West Virgins, and e1ca away down
IN Mtut1ippt The combined crruiafton n1
tlesa >ons hundred and ptty ournsIs
II over soo,poo copies. They oner 70 aa7eItissrS
the opportunity Of inserting their at1vc1iscnents
vhich must be regarded as vcly low, eonsdefins
the advantages offered Sample copies Of the Iiss
Of journals, the prices charged. and Al other H.
formation necessary to . proper appreciation Of
this new syBtem of advertising can ne ohka:Del OF
3. NJ Booth, ONCE Of thu RestfTn Ao1.thlt. No Is
Tribune Building. Nho represents the pr0prtetora
in Chi9 10, and T. ready 10 make conuscn for
advertisements notices. DC. Nj. Booths weekly
letters In which he wsstca up the oustness anlt
business men Of Chicago, arc published in tho en-
tiFf. 1lAf.
, 1869-05-09

The speech Of Senator Sumner, in cxposi-
tion Of the so-cal1ed Alabama claims, created
in Great Britain even greater excitement
than wua anticipated in this country. Rev.
crdy johnson had filed John Bull's mind
with the pleasing delusion that the entire
American claim did not exceed fourteen
millions Of dollars, which might beliquidat-
ed by trumped-up Offsets. He had sue
eeeded in completely mesmeridng the Brit
ish Hon, and putting him into q delicious
slu1nber. Dut Sumner rudely "stir1ed up
"the royal beast with a long pole, q" and he
growls und rot,rs tremendously. As CO.
Temporary remarks: ''English diplomatic
roast beef and plum pudding have signaily
failel, and Her Majesty'a Lords, Commons,
nobility and political press have had their
eyes fully opened to the important fact that
they were egregious1y hu1hbugsod on these
Southern Confederacy responsibilities Of
England by hnlf-and-haE Arneri IAN repre-
tentative from the south side OF Mason and
Di1on's lne."
The London 7inats estimates the dam
rges clained by America, according to
summers u...o o'i.' ~ 'ooo,ooV, ~
ABOUT t*o billions OF oolAsS IN gola~ In@
IN 1ngn''ul 10 contemplate. anu tuo 4 s"'es
urges that in settlement Of these tremsn-
| dous clnims the Americans ought not to
"forget that during the civil var the fate
''of the Union depended upon the voice Of
England; for had she yielded TO the wish
- sApe''oA' A,a joneo sAn'o ~ ''n IL
mf'ea''on LII peaan u sne eon1eoes"ss, :,
Me Union "oolo naSe oeen a. aa emu:
" naie 'nis y oesslne sne quea.'on' S'tu II
IN u 'oA'<es ei'''.ieo ~ so'1o weight. cup
pose We consent 10 a.'o" 'nls eon.aosfr.'oa e."
~ s'anu ~ aa onses "A1''st l4sA11 " o'sn
nei = Dln' are ou1 onc.es foaus 20 se'oe '''s
c'alm oy paying ene o'nel naa
"m1o Napoleon II Aneeeo W pe suAsy
OF haVane made me overture 70 la8lAnu
inserted y 'ne 14Mee' ne'.teue1ss %":1s Nc
a.'e, a t1o"e4 A"5 ools,..Ss ~ ~ ou',4 , AA4
] AtltA tAt IL AoAIA4 ksoA%9 ~ Ply o4A 4AAAlA"
, 1869-05-09

We notice that the old stand Of J. 4. Smith, No.
11s LIKE street. has undergone thorough repairs,
and has been lifted up IN the latest and most I'm.
proved styla, By Edwards, Johnston i CO., iua-
porters and dealers in crockeu, china, glassware,
slye.-plated ware, table cutlery and house furnish
ing goods. +. II. Edwards, formerly with K.
Abbey TO-, and s D; Johnston and =. Reminz.
ton, tI, having associated themselves under the
name above mentioned, are prepared 70 odrt ono
Of the lai4est md best selected stocH OF new
Eocds To lie found IN the Northwest These gen
t1cmen are Of large experience, and the prices al
which their goods arc ofrc+cd Will WARRANT them
the pleasure Of selling to whoever may cal! thai
want good goois and prices the lowest
, 1869-05-09
l. NEEDED REF0RH.

There is one Inconvenience, if it may not
l,c csllel nuisance, to which the public of
Chicago have been subjected quite long
enough, and that is, the closing Of the city
and county Offices from noon to
o'clock each day These offices are
meant for the transaction Of public busa-
1css; tl:cy arc not merely the places ot
.:::sioess It tie public officers. The Tery
respectable gentlemen who fill them are not
snseeed in private affairs, which they are
1t liberty to attend to or not hut they a1e
there to perform public functions anu
ibsir hours for business should be regulated
% meet public and not private convenience.
The housekecpers Of Chicago are CON-
relied, under the penalty Of fine Of ten per
cent and Liability to hare their supply Of
water cut of, to 70 to the Office ot the
Board Of Public Works, during the month Of
Nav, mud pay their half-ycarly water rents
This Law extends to all persons-to those
living in the rcmotest districts as well MS
those residing near the public Offices The
great majority Of these housckeepers are
employed in mechanical or other oecupa-
ton from q. M. until G p. m., except the
one hour from noon to l O'Clock Ihe
public Offices are not open until OF
u;c,nck. md close ut or s o'clock The!
aro slso closed from lo to o'clock 1h'
rcs,,It il TINT housekeepers have To sem
their wives OF children to pay taxes an
transact all other business at the pubh
Offices. But, during the very hours at whlcl
.s,1<arferk fur DNUDtE I
, 1869-05-09

We call attention 70 The valuable property that
Ill come urr1er the auction hammer of Wm A.
Hutters i Co, whose advertisement Will be found
In another column Of THE TRnCSk This prop
ettJ Is most centrally located In the heart o. the
North side, surrounded By the elegant residences
Of our North Site citizens 1t has been several
years eInce such valuable inside property has been
brought to public sale, aud at TO time for years
has there been mora favorable opportunity for a
safe and reHunerauye Investment than pfrsenta
ttfef at this sale which viii come oil on ThurstaJ
next Immediately following this, OF on Mouiay,
the 18th INST, the same nEm wsll oiTeE = ten-ac5c
tact in lots situated sho-t distance scash OF
iptnt4.
, 1869-05-09

In tasing eursoE1 glance through the mammoth
warehouse Of Hesszx A. l. Hale i Bro.. SoA IL,
L. II aud l6 North Cans! strcct, one would almost
believe that the propriefors could take conttact
to furnish every household IN the Northwest
With an article Of furniture, from the baoTs CRIB
cur5ing nye stories and easements Of tas above
numbers, extending hack leo feet, tho whole IS
aled to rcpleuon With their goods Their whole
sale trade il very extensive, and theT hare tuzt
determined to give every citizen an opportunity to
select from tEcr stock at the lowest retail! prices.
They have also largely increased their uphoister-
Ing department, and hare secured a competent
man to guEerntend the aame. Fifteen years OF
successful business enterprise, coupled with such
resources, make it matter Of pleasure TO refer
those Of ppr reaae1B In want Of anYthlog Ia theiI
line to give MesAr8. Il. call
, 1869-05-09
NEW YORK.


Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW ToHx, Nays
rAC1F1c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Services In Trinity Church and other ceremonies
In epuuc1norntlon Of the opening Of the Pac1tc
Railroad, have been postponed to Monday. Ser
erst passengers arrived thts morning, eight days
nom san francisco. They say that much work
must he done On the road to put it in lzss-class
condition. The announcement th.t Dnrant and
others had been cnrnefed by the woEkmen on the
Uuion Pacific Railroad, c-1sed sone atatm among
boEdhotders, but the ofncess here have announced
ttat the matter will be satisfactorily arranged to-
.,sy, Twenty sleeping cars for the Pacific Road
arc nearly finished tn New York aud Philadelphia,
and y I'll be started west next week
oYlus1T1oS TO SECRETARY BoCTwELL's rOL IcY.
The Er-4sin9 Ptss opposes Secretary DoutEel!s
plan for purrhas!ng bonds and hopes be VIII VAR
tustncnt CT our tar1n upon EeFenue basis, aud
tic withdrawal Of g!eenh2cks trnn circulation.
dreeu dhe exeisemsnt IN tie bond Market and =
scramble tor bonds hy both foreign aad domcsstc
dealers. In the afternoon transactions fell on
CClAS EXPEDITIONS.
tpb.n symrathizers hint thct tHo vessels, with
mus uri rcn, huyc jus, lcf1 Hostoa, an9 smother
sa'e' ,e5sThsy f. Th 1saoeS1F6 its s29ia5f9 PKs e.:
tUrS7ERyEI1E!es ARRESTED .....
AIphonso lsrstt and william Jones, printers, At
No s3 Nassau street, hfe IN custody, charged vita
b,.pg engaged In printing counterfeit notes on
| The Ila,uen Government John Russ II aso Ut
rested As the p7itJ WHIP ordered & ne gEtains I E Q!
o!rce1 Of the Hartcn Gurcsnne.: 70 procure taelIl,
Notes fepre eScat1ng tEo dollars each, IL Esu, 10
sssdtt0 We're sent 10 Haytt aud nlecrA Ia crcula-
| tion leforc their real character ras LiScoEered.
The t4alaE.cc has Deem recovered here Tnrte HaJ-
uca en!cc,x. !nc:uung au Admiral, are np!eased+
! YroluSxp PURCHASE OF FIfE TWESrIBs 81 TIE
! GOV EkNMEST.
Sch Treasurer Van l,yck a'l'cttsses that he VIII
, 1869-05-09
PACIFIC COAST.

Cotup1csloa of shc Pacific Hni1road
Celebrated at Snn Francisco una
NncFu cnso YcstcKdn9-
SAN FRAxc1HCu, May ..-De&patche* from Pfu-
u.ontory sta,e thar the Onion Pacific VII Be unAhle
10 ccuptete thetr road before Monday. the 10TH
The ieisy causes great disappointment here aot
Il Sacramento, every preparation being cnanleted
to ceIeAyatc The event tomorrow IN be1n!nR
HapucI, Heavy r1in storms have iute1ferea with
the work, csus:ng considerable damaKe 70 The
track and bridges tn the netxnb1roood Q! Ecoo
C1tY mi OVden Celebrations VIII take place At
Sacramento md san Francisco to-noEToF. II
though the ceremony o. 3otntnZ the two Eoas4s hAs
teen rog1pdned 70 NondaT noon~
, 1869-05-09

The wc!i-known 1rm Of J. E Pcttibane i Co /,
No. 1o4 Randolph street, aro aow offering their
stock, consisting Of wrapping paper, paper bag,
tissnes Ac, at greatly reduced prices. An arrange
rnent has been effected By which the wagons Of
the establishment will deliver goods at as low I
rate a. the CONSUMER can ouy Ut wholesale. The
1rm purchases all kinds OF old paper, lead, ETC.,
for which the highest market price Is paid. All
such ulateYtal Il called for anywhere within thc
city limits. A puce-list will be sent on appltca-
ficY1
, 1869-05-09

The Executive COMMITTEES Of the State
Temperance Alliance Of Massachusetts,, by a
vote Of g to 81, has deposed ita President,
William B, Spoouer, Esq, because he
favored the proposition to except cider and
lager beer from the operation Of the pro-
hibitory Law. After the vote WIS taken one
Temperance enthusiast moved to expel the
tvcnty-one members who had voted against
deposing Nj. Spooner, but the motion did
,,nt trevAit
, 1869-05-09

Parties interested In tho purchase Of real estate
vii! do well 10 pay attention to the great annual
sale at auction Of three million dollars worth Of
choice property, to como OH on the aoth Inst, 1t
Farweu Hail, on Madison street, between Lasal!e
Measrs- Clarke, Layton i Co, Of No 1a5 Washing.
ton strcet, will commence Ut 10 O'Clock a m,
punct1zlly, On the day mentioned. and Will con.
The Advertisement giving full Particular Of the
sale, can be found On the 1r5t page Maps aud
pals Of the property will be furnished At the ONCE
Of Aesarx Clarke. layton / Co, No. LES washing
TIM NffFFt
, 1869-05-09

Tie lust spike in the Pacific Rail~ny-a
spike Of pure goid-is to be driven to-mor-
TOW, ut Prumonto1y Summit, With appro-
priate ceremonies. A large number Of dig
nitaries fro,u the Pacific States will be pres
ent, and celebration Of unprecedented
mag gnitude viii take place in San Francisco
simultaneously with the laying Of the last
rail, which is to he fastened upon ties Of
piliahed laurel. Nc trust that the demon
stration in Chicago viii not be unworthy Of
tfe ccrasinp
, 1869-05-09

AZ will tie seen By reference to the advertise
ment Of MesaEs. Clarke, layton 4 Co., on the lrsr
page, great auction sale Of real estate, com-
pr1siDg portion Of that new and delightful
suburban sEncf Known as Washington Heights,
north end Of Hue Islnud,- wftl occur On the
ground, At II O'Clock .. M, on the eSth inst This
land ts beautifully situated, i sereuty'slx feet
uboyc lnle Michigan, and dlty feet aboSe the sur
rounding prairie, and, with nne growth Of old
forest trees Oefs eligible sites for the establish
ment Of manufactures, or the location OF res-
, 1869-05-09

The Legislature, at the late session, au-
t!:n.Eed the city Of Chicago, through the
lsp.,,l of Elucltion and Common Council,
tss l,t:r1uw @7fs1.oN1 for additional school
buildings. The Board Of Edaeation have
rcs.e..tyi sn estimate, which they csk the
t,..ne,a Council TO approve. Their esti-
1....t. is rs follows: