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, 1869-04-08

Kn4 ps Okla neHsFA per to-d2y comments d11efu
on the exles of property belonging 70 eNdxEsaM n5
1 1eet Of ten gunbosts b s1peeted fronn fpain
and otdeE1 hare bceu acut to bQhoes9 u sae
Tnttsd States for the cp1Ftr1CHGn of thlEf3 moIe-
4 BATTALION at &7tllesyreu, which Ata3 e"
11ved fFom C.enlaego4- Will probably be heut to so-
IcaTdofo Neyrez and Francisco Gonzales, tNo q
the rebel captors Of the EteameT Comanolt11ot
who werr made prisoners when she NsA te0p-
tured. are IN Irons On board Spanish man-of-wass Z
ut Nassau, where they arc kept for me puIposa o.
identifying their companions VINO escaped " u'7'
tRland. ....-.- -.
1 batch Of twenty rebel prisoners have Just A.
rived from Santo Eap1l1tu 4.-
shins !ocae men suspected Of Eset dtnanttou mnasat
Is apticiated on The a11lya ot the volunteers 1fo
Caledonia, Spain ,&....-a -.
trencnnenta arr proposed IN tho adIntnts&fsaon.
and urges measure Of condensation, neeaase ~
aentees are selling their property ~,
project Ia On fpos for 1nr1rhanl8 10 8se l'1n
debtors an extension Of three months.
, 1869-04-08
Proposals for Stone and Cement,

Srafed proposals WIN he yrrriTcd 1t th1 ArcaI rntl
The i61h day cf April Ap, II 10 o'clock N. for the Do
HEeftn9 IN sts esrs II the nearest point of river o
aa Sst e tse - 4 r .sS ' r. b
Or !eas. required for thc pters aad abtnets af aid
or1dSn 1ho stone 70 be Vt Fooa quality At building
ts othris what Is ec,1monly known a. btidfr heE
Etone. 4nd cnethird good sound rubble. The hrtdca
stnnr to b. se.nd snd frec fErnn ali and naWa
which might srattE Il uraustahle far faee &orc and ii
rsed for ralde work and counted r1hb4e: the re34-
tse proportions Of brtdgc and Ebbte stone "a b dter
mined by estnattns shr aounf Of each = hid ID to
nt,htd Wi Be determined bx t.kax the ehe.l contents
Ct tho finished work. t1elt.dnk all technical aad
sttnetise nsasuteeot BIDDER vii state how eocn IT.
ter the reertp q AZ osdG thrJ e.n e"suuen delycr
tps ,t.ns FL a, =; iii uf e wteH faA Il sa
p11er fr l5U cubic ards. more or l3 u stone ta,
autfr for the Eiers st.d abIfassH o. y E I,1snt
VIII he town ii Moline stoae = o ot tas lind I'd
nu.y fr1uifr " the above sPeeahGatlun 70 e . -
uF.. il The sAac way, 2ra 70 be dEh1est1 "a ;. v
.he arasest loio: u fatoAn 70 '' A'A ~
r1nssh u t1 sl.o be received 1t the ssnot tine aod
nlss hi II go hA11ela ore or tetA ot eeneae 2 "e
Rnek I.!and. aeetrtils ~ tEsis = r. -nt l. b Be- u
rood q1a}iry. ,nasl~ far n.annrJ Hsiaes wat55,
f d. DELIVERED In such quantity a. The eosnAaalax
otrr of The a1reral may f7p time 70 1she nsfsSs
PAYMENTS fuE H. .ttne 40 etasat l. NJ, ,eh f..1s -
The Ersed states may fu1n.s ten peI ssI1 ya X
psztil raJ to be withheld Until the u
t'r f1aTt1.s xm b esdo,4ed Proposals tor Stcns q
ctment~ "a viii be directed t. the commanding
pite ;sies re+rrs the r:st TO reject sns nd
al bie' Pat EnsoS a.Scr u cozamaadns
Rocx isiISD AHaE1AI- April l. II
, 1869-04-08

military offices Being Removed TO
Chfcnxu-A second Arrest on n
Charge OF fMurdcr-HnllEondB Bridge
Carried AWAT.
s., Lor,s, April 7.-Tne Chief QnarterHasterb
DFuartrncut Of this Mllltarr Division viii depart
m Ch,cs.o th!s afternoon, and the Adlutant Geu-
erals. Inspector GenerAh AMI Chief Commtsss11
and Chic1 Engineers Departments VII follow TN
yryors ci1eeA and the Depot Qnarte1masterss
and Depot Coutniseafr's wrl ren1s.n herr
Captain Wm. H. Donaldson WAS sTe*ted asalo
derEop, on the steamer Crest Rc7nohc last @une.
and lodgr<t in taL An Effort II said VII be inside
rrnuad thst thIec terms Of court haTc cla2se4
stnce his r.st arrest on this chatEc.
A St. Paul despatch saya YESTERDAY afternoon ne
ice above the bridge begun 70 give WAY, and Be.
coming epsysd aeains3 she piers Of the new ran
rpad bridge, It carried x~1r one pier &ad se,1o7a4
damaged smother The loAs VII amount to Ss@o
me river il expected to nc clear 70 the head o.
Lake Pep1u by to-loCfToN-
, 1869-04-08
SPRINGFIELD,


i44411G kAAE <sA + AAAAAA "a 0A44W p
Two More SctoeS-1nf0Fn1zatio
Furnished.
speeid Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrKlsGF1L1D, April 7.
The Governor Is still buhily engaged In clearing
the legislative chat from the ANAL quantity Of
legislative wheat ret before him, and the result Of
to-day i work has been the approval Of TWO OF
three bills, md the decision ~ veto two more,
viz, House bl e10, an act to amend tho incotpGfo-
.lon Of the lind improvement Company, ArA-
rroyed February = 1861 The reasons for the
veto are that this bill seeks to continue its life ten
years and increase It's capital to T. ooo 900, When
It hax, for al the public good iisaas accomplished,
lived long enough. IT. u huEc Land monopoly,
taas ana &c elsss q The otlEs. tlE0f'S sca.te iii
4+st an act to incorporate the Illinois Land Com
pany. Reasons for Feto-Th!s seeks to become a
manope.y. Is scatnss public policy, n1d FILL not r.
sutt III my good to tho people Processes to sid Il.
remember rightly this Ia the Sal1c that Governor
Ckscdtv vetoeu yearF Ago. oud 1oE tho sane reason
gtyeu bJ Governor Palmer.
SeoFcs af letters arc received 1t the otces Of the
Governor md Secretary OF State, regarding .
supposed law authorizing the publication
Of public laws N one paper IN each county. |
trodaced In the Legislature, did nos pass sad Is
not before the Governor, and Ftli not be unlesa
action to that effect II had By the General Assem-
BIZ Hhe1 they meet again on the 1ath tnsk
The bill Increasing the Jurisdiction Q! Justices OF
the Peace to fa00 dld not pasa, Is not before Inc
Governor, and haa not become q Law.
Hon. H 3. Edwards the only candidate In the
neld. waE elected Judge o. the Thl,tieth Judicial
Circuit Of S2ng7non County Yesterday.
, 1869-04-08
4 JOHNSON.


The Krsurrccted MoEtEF on his
Truxela-11e speaks MT Nn1hEtl1o
and MurfreeshoFos
NASHVILLE, ApT7l1.-A special tain with Com
t,,ttee Of Reception went 10 Aut7ree89orp 1als
morniuc TO meet the train fEpm Chattanooga on
Thtch ex-F7cAdept johnson WAS PASSENGER, All
b,1nE hin to Nashville Oh sae a17tsal Of the ca1s-
taHooEa uxt0.
NrRIE1EboRo, April ~ large namber Of
people had assembled at the depot In respoasa
10 calls M1. johnson SPOKE about thirty Minutes
He arrived II Nashville ahout 80 p H. On tbs
SPECIAL stn, and was enthusiastically received n
! fhc depot py about 500 persons, who hAd met
| there !or that purpose ue w1s eseosted through
| the principal streets bJ a procession headed By a
dctschrocnt Of police bEaAs baud aad consider
ah.c number Of colorcd personA He rude IN N open
carriage hrd Was cntefed Oh all Hies. \ long line
! Of horscnen and carriages followed The proces-
Hon nna1tr hatied II the St Cloud Hotel WHOM he
| made 6rtet speech, returning taanE for the
respect and houug Ano~n him b. the re-ple, and
announcing thAt be wza III favor Of rcMorinX the
political disabilities Of Grey mao disf1anthlsed IN
SeM s Brown also spoke in resPonze to r.
! peain1 calls .......
Along the route trom Knax1le u tais Place u
, 1869-04-08
NEW YORK


EXA11-F11-
Several eases Of snuall po1 were reported II tho
Ninth and Twelfth Wards and the Health oneess
afr taling measures 70 prevent the disease spread
ing. superintendent Harris has o1lctal cou1rmA-
ton OF the rasnRes Of smallpox tn sau Francisco,
which we're denied II the time bJ San Francisco
phsx!clana
TIE rS1ox PACIFIC x411RoAp cAsK
was In court again yesterday, but nothing tmpos-
tant vas developed. 1t il understood thaf AL IN
poEtsnt papers in the g1it Of Fix against the com
pauy have been taken to Boston, and arc con.
cea1od By the utrectora
NoSrf. .
The rnone1 market wsa somcnhas Irregular to-
day, In the morning the demand WIS pressing,
but u the DAY advanced there waa pefceptble
castur up In the market, oTiag chiefly to borrowers
nroy,lip1 themselves early In the day. The rate
tor call loans declined 70 per cent goldt which
Tas the current price lust previous To the cIoee Of
hank honr4 Receipts Of currency from Cincln-
nat. St, Louis and Louisville arc reported The
Indications arc that the str1ngencJ has reached tss
climax.
GOVERNMENTS
Government bonls arr hteadJ but inactive.
The stoek market Is steadJ, with the CHIEF H.
tcrcst In New York Central, owing to probable
legislative action. Ta1tlcs interested In the Enc
Kai.nad say third track. excluatrely for freight
trains, will be commenced soon on ihst hne, and
bc extended to Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOREIGN 1rKxs-
PYuss!an Journals say that Protestant Jubilee
is 70 b. held next autumn Rt BerHn TO counter
noise ssc co1neil II Rome
The Austrian Government has ordered half
million bseech-loa.ling guns, Of an American pat-
tern, 10 he delivered within twelve rnonthA
roTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS
1uUxpKK STORM
MN YORK. Arru IA heavy thunder ssorH1,
accompanied by hall, passed over this elS ahh
noon.
George F. Scsbtts, weIlE1oNn printer, die<
| Crsrox HorsK APPLICANTS
Applications u thcsscuss2n House for once AT
estimated al d,odo.
The proceedings before the refefee Ia the Un1ol
| Paclnc Railroad casa were brought to I sudde1
stop toasy witnesses refusing TO- testii1 m 9nasr e.
| ceeltnG1 In the State courts null and void
NEW logK, April lit il reported iaat Judg
Barnard will, to-morrow, order the cammltmen
ot Duzant, Cisco and Tustle 70 tho LndioW sTss
jul they persist In their refusal 70 testl!I IN 81
| court under Judge Blatchford1 decision Ihs
viii necessary! pfoTote ihs1 foahst ros "a tha ~
| the perspnS concerned In the breaking open o. n
Cnion Pacific CompaaJs safo WILL DC prosecute
for urspass-
] Antonio Aaferc EAs arrested to-dAJ on 6nsplcto
| Of being the murderer OF the German jew VT
was murdered On March II, Inspiring Valley, Rocl
land County, n. !.
fi1Eo-dIIcERtNE K1t1as1oM
This morning IN explosion Of nitlo.gEcessi1t TT
took place in blacksmith shop a hoason n 81
| | Killed outright, torn to BhredA John Coaa "
| hurled twenty-five feet, but nor scnoasy ual
The accident Tas caused y aa,as hn p.ans coStis
or who had charge Of the nt1os'sees1no aas oe'
arrested.
, 1869-04-08

$4<TnEf4
rRAYEA FOR crBA
The chanlain prayed thst ne nstHot af1ns 81 Or
Eea delivered from thelf oppressorA
RIlS RKFORTKD
Nj TNCNDELL Rom tho Judiciary C1MmltteAt
reported bill TO catry Into effect the trcaiJ BE-.
tween the United States and the Emperor Of
NJ MORRILL,, from the Committee on Public
buildings, reported Joint resolution FroEM1nG
tuud;us fef he department ot Slate, md new
accommodations for The War Department
NJ SIMMER. nom taG @ commstsse % on sis foseisa
feitne Of foreign tsaaemaska protected By treaty
is III resd sm @est ea .de %
trsolutiou for the protection Of soldiers xad lhttr
| hclIs in regard to The payment Of boqnttes-
s,ops, reported b!ll to authorize the oticers Of
| Executive Departments 10 administer oaths u
certain caseA antn3zes shssf ,t,t' 1n
rate f{uuts OF Irregularities On Inc paIs o1 any
ofr,ccr or agent Of the government
| Nj. Davis, from the Committee on , Go14nScns IN w
| Expenses, reported resolution Fros1dng los u.
| vestaaaton to q certainty what committees haxe
| clerks whose services can be dispensed with
TNH pAx1xS SHIT cASAL rRn1h7-
Nj. WILSON Eaye notice that hc would otfcE
Joint resolution authorizing the President to an-
ront commission to examine tnio the pract!-
nal ac1osa the 1E,amus OF Da1acl
| a., ELL 70 AAESp THE lcp!GltL SYSTEM
acs ssem u ts GnRe se 81 TO
amended By the House from The Committee on the
JudieiaIy. He reported an amendment Altering
v,ilna that any Justice Of he Supreme TOUT rho,
On st,annR nc ~ ot sesc9iy ycszs sna1l retire,
u,aiulcr ci his na;uval Iic, II aaS swell o,ae,
amendments 0! detail reported by tho Judiciar.
Committee we're made to the bill, which now goes
back 10 the House for Concurrence.
| fAc7F7c RAILROAD H1It.
nj. WILLIAMS called up The bill to aid In tho
, 1869-04-08
ELECTIONS.
State Election in Rhode Island
Yesterday.
The Entire Republican State
Ticket Successful.


Rhode fsiand Elecxion-The HePub.
lttnn state Ticket AurceskfuI.
, 1869-04-08
DES MONIES.

Frderul Appoantmcats-Pfogress on
tho valley Rnilrond.
Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune
DEs AuNEs Iowx, 3pHH !.
Colonel A. r. Anderson, Of Fremont County, Is
nominated for United States Asstssof for the
F1fth District Of Iowa. The Colonel wa3 mtu1-
her Of The Fourth Iowa Infantry from the time It
rntc1,1i The serytce In 1851 to the close Of the
wny. He eutcrr.l ~ . private, and Wes mustered
out ~ lis Commanding otdcer.
to tbc Governor Il plaee Of ]. S Kunnel4 RE-
| signed ...
M, F. l. Warner u the successor Of Nj. Flt1&'
| Inc In the once Of Deputy Secretary Of State.
the track Of the Valley Ralizoad Was laid aceosa
! The bridge IN thia city to-day. Trims VIII paAi
ri men In emnloy I'd On the grading west, hnd ths
road is now TO be pushed through with al possnlf
| ypNed.
, 1869-04-08
CRIME.
Murderer Sentenced


Special Despatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 7.-Sicholas Michel,
trenacd Of the murder Of Theodore Crcdeustetn,
Wa to-day tiled and sentenced 70 stI years In
pt1aqnmeat IN the Penltcnuary. There "a q larger
criminal docket th11 usual
The Philadelphia Mu1dcrers, Eaton
ond TWltchell-FrcParn1ions for q
Dsuhte Execution.
PHlAbupHA, April 7.-Prcpa1a1soua for The
execution Of Gerald Eston- convicted Of the mar
Ger q Timothy Murphy, and Of Geo, s TM!tche1l,
convicted Of the murder OF Ma, NIT E I'LL, hnFe
commenced The Hatne scadud will be used upon
which probs1 and others hare suffered the death
penAt}. The execution Will be private, only the
Officials and LIZ reporters 10 Be present.
Eaian. u conrerS1tton TO-DAY, expressed hza-
sell ready to meet his fate. lie declared IN DO
etded n1auner ihat he did not tEe the fatal shot,
80o should not have been convicted Of murder.
re 0Js he u ready to 60 cat sod die Ike MAI
&c vas - years Of age On The 10th Of AaIcht tne
day On which the de.lih-w211nt Was read 70 him
T1ttchen has Just taken farewell leave Of his
| fFfend during the tH-l. The parting waa yefJ ~
fecdng, and al *ep{ bitterly. TwateheO became
eomexhat composed after the departure os NJ
ffAIdA lie appcara to hare lost much ot tnAt
| 11mnens which Characterized him during his fsta1
| and nrce his conviction TWitche4 aald he Tos
] a well II any man could Be under the crcuu1.
stances, and he had suffered al ang person could
/ ID h3 position. Nothing was sad about the muf'
| dtr.
H4H11srao, rA, Apr1 z-I1emendoas e1eF
tons Are being nhde for the pardon OF Eaton at1
Twitthe1l, but the Governor has fully decided Il
| let the law take lts coufsc with TE1tcael1, nnt
ipure than probably In Eaton case also.
, 1869-04-08
EDUCATIONAL.

TroccedinKs OF tho Lee County
Teachers, Institute.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
F.RANklIH GRoTE III, Apyu !.
The Lee County Teaehess' Institute has been IN
session two days aud closes tomorrow. II Il
being conducted By Professor Metcalf Of the Nor.
mai University. Over hundred uye teacher
arc present. and 1t Ia quite 4 sglanlv
Mr. 4. F. Harrington, tho gcE. gave
telegraph operator Of this afternoon, e.
= short lecture Oh teleS7aphinE If thaf heautiinI
p,aln,a3 rQany u the nEE snt,erintendent of Ia
A 1r ~; :: u rresteesso Professors KfeppcE and
WITT Il 1. h,Ssen M1 Holl, Of Ashton aad Nj.
H. Exercises aTe ii very intercs.ins-thas Of
~ Tr.nirht, Professor Metcalf lectures on Mental
Norai aud Physical Culture. Tomorrow night,
r1s@tl..r,t EAlxarrts Il to lecture here.
Hcattes very pleasant
, 1869-04-08

ALBANY, Aprl 1+-1n the Legislature today, the
House Committee reported IN layoT OF iegol1zlns
the ovcr-ts1ue OF Central Railroad atock.
ALBANY, April s.-GoFernor Honnlau to-aa!
sent message 10 the Legislature calling attenuoi
contrasting instead OF m saiasgement ol ~
rrson, the erection Of q nc~ one. hod snggmsf
that IT be State Pen!tenttalJ. with = SiSe;w,tnt
.AIsANY, Aprl THE hill apshotI11enusS, 1ensS,,si III al
crr4te of the stock OF the Ssr aaA A.tIe1 resdt1a
road was this evening ordered 70 1o1e
IN the Assembly.
, 1869-04-08
DETROIT,

II cxurne from the judicial Election
Ice In Thundcr Bay,
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
DFKoIT, Apnl7.
Further election resuIus render 1t possible that
Cfrcul, J-Aen Lawrence has been defeated for re-
election jackson. +'~nntr S1res = heavy majority
steamef Uoyc In N attempt to tea~-- .,
failed snd wAs compehed to return 70 Port Haass'
| On account of the ite.
, 1869-04-08
i GnnE OF Juvenile Thieves Mt Utica
-alOO,0O0 Worth Of Goods Plumber
ed from ETeiKhx CAEK.

Utica, y. T., April Flour boys, the eldest
seventeen yea1s, hare been arrested here for rob
ling freight cars on the Central Railroad. They
have been In the habit, for year or more. Of con-
Ing INTO the cars while they were IN motion, rob-
Ling them Of valuable goods, It Is thought that
since they nsst commenced they h1re plundeEesl
raiua OF upwar.ia Of xl0A 200 worth Of Epola, q
large portion Of which they subsequently destroy
ed They ali plead guilty, aud Implicated MAI
named Vim. Ferry az the nStlgatOr Of the robbery.
, 1869-04-08
CINCINNATI.

Tobacco Factories Seized and Spot-
ted-A Gathering Of Pioneers
cncRNAr1, April Tho tobacco factory Of
John /. Robbins WAS seized On charge Of yioat-
Ing the revenue Law to-day.
In tho Superior Court, general tern, Jadzes
Storer, Ttft and HAgans today decided that the
present agents Of the Atlantic Great Western
Railroad are within the Jurisdiction Of the above
Court The question arose on motion to tl1slnsss
the Gaze wherein = passenger sued for baggage
lost by the railroad.
Three tobaceo factories In Covlngton will be
SEIZED tomorrow.
Thrce hundred carly settlers attended the eighty.
first anniversary ot the Ohio Pioneer Association
, 1869-04-08
Charter Elections.
Special Dispatches to The Chicago Tribune


sFR1sGF1uD, Ill, ApnlI
eleci.ng tic whole ucket BY heavy natonles.
Hork1n&Maps ticket, which drew ali tts strength
from the Republican party, and ga7e the victory
10 the united forces Of the CoPpesheaa party.
patti learn that tn union there Is strength, AMI
has ~ sc1saf a ede1a = oas
10 defeat the only party whose principles Ase based
upon fEee iabor ind the uplifting Of the masses!
The same game will be attempted at our c.y e!ec.
tlaD, TO come cr next Tuesday. md a. time VII
prove with the same resulsA, and shus the govern
ment Of the city Ia given up to tue coHupt 1ule Of
lot Of officials Hho.e hest reputation Is that they
nc 81 copth9n 9 Te na .aS
na,,er1nx, owing 70 The fact that the Republicans
were divided anil coppefheatls united
PEORIA. ILL.,, April AZ the town election yes
teTday the DemocIacy swept everything, carrying
the entire ticket Htlh the exception Of one su-
peIyisor In the Fifth Ward. The ada1r passed on
nattc1, while Democrats rallied In force. Aa1ori.
ties range ffo11 so 20 ~
Gksa III n euae
.uu VICTORY The u1n}or!tes ranged from So TO 3D.
MoRA11, fl, Apul AT The city election Jtsier-
day, the entire Republican ticket VA elected ey
about tlftT majority, except TWO Aldermen who
| WERE u tic, anu one Democrat Aderman elected
In the town election the isepnhlcans swtpt every
| nominated renegade Republican for Supervisor.
Lacrosse, W!s, April f.--As the municipal cleo
tlon here yesterday, The Republicans elect C1lGlan
for Mayor, over Losey, by $40 majority . Kepubl-
| t3sn E1l1 over Jas. year Of osa The Republicans
| nlso elected the Clerk. Assessor, and two Alder.
men out Of three nominated. The county Judge
ship IS doubtful This Is the result Of scsen Jeara
labor By Br1ck Pomezpy In the cause of tho De'
| mocracJ.
MuwArExK, April 1.--Retu1ns from tho county
! towns and cities Indicate the election Of y. ",
The Fiat and Seventh W.rds elected good Re
publican Councilnen and Aldermen.
FUND DU LAC, Wis, April Nichols, HePubl
can, was elected Mayor to-day. The CITY Counct
Is tlghtl5 democratic. The lssre Was Educational
not pohtcal Aayham. Democrat, mas electet
| County Judge By snnAl majority.
81. fAr1, MINI. April The city election. RS
terday, Wis very exciting, and Resulted IN II
election Of James T. AaIncld, Citizens Enio
candidate for MAYOR, by only nve majority orc
John II. Gilman, Democrat The CttiIens' Cnio
also elected Comptroller, Assessor, and suryeyo
complete vtcsozy, Is hailed With 10! e5 the "a,
pa. eSs Ct ST. Paul
K bonus 10 the Chicago Il St Fanl Railroad, {
$le1Ueo, was voted by large majority.
| ST. LGr1s, April 7.-ThC Citizens ticket vi
elected at Jefferson City, Mo.
kAEsAs CIT, No, Apr! THE citizens ucke
headed hy Lea1y, democrat, for Aayor, WIS gene
aIy successful yesterday over the regular Radlc
1 nominees
, 1869-04-08

-
ex-F1csident received marf1 Of the confidence Of
BY Old friends, hzstu9 been received q iii points
% importance b. iuKc masses 1to Rspublc1ns
-t4k9 no part tn these demonstrations lie spcsEa
~ tae capital to-moE7uw,
, 1869-04-08

N&FF VF1E&EHb .NNFNE<*
WV f>n,v.<s Arr1 1-Corroy-Muktt irregular
nd without qcsahle rhankr: miad'iMnff M sales
NosFT4ai i1la s.s!:ia5 1an,s s!sn.nss 1c4.
KRTAn4IrrT.EF ~ Ffour Esm: sarsTtps. &555; Iiouhle
e1tta- 26s3; trrblc extlz &tlo,4s.on~ Car1 tEueE
whtc- S6a1.e; yrllrw Tsaaoc- Osts hsM 1t 1oc
Bhlx-Et1m 1t xllknHaiNm %
Pnos6Syms Trailte. ~ Asa3s1M
rlruIder9 IL; eRurk dill II II GSo4AA Bacon Attn
Mcissses ouirt rhine ,;2 Tic: 1tt.uE. t5tSe
WN1xKI-fnutf; Wesse.n rretiaed. s;lsa-
, 1869-04-08

p111mt Rnn, ArEl 7.-,crade, Petroleum Ea1sket dan
prses wea5 n IT m 1ittle t d,se'ifsa =, iasGe: q
IF M o II ulns; Cd ,,t,,3 4 o'snp!, ~ =
rrers: saiss LOO ttls I..t haf pf Nay It 1c; spo
ntm,nL It alla1!Ae:la laFt hall Of April =: r. ApI1 L
June nj HA,t3%4c; May md June II ssc; AAJ 70 Sep
rl,arn nt Il 4le
, 1869-04-08
PROPOSALS.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

Sra1ea Prop Aals viii h rre4yrd by the Hrnry ChT
Bridee Company, II shrs olR=e In Henry, In Aafshau
County md S.ts Of Illinois un:n April 18th. lsA 1t Il
O'Clock H. for building the and sureTs:EictuEu
of !. ca47iase bridge aeFnss the Illinois Ei*cr.
The bridge wQ consist nf t,,le epans ct ens hundred
and dftr feet each aEa da c! tTa hand1el ao n1t.
y t:p. feet
The masonry wl consist cf ahout two th,uaaad ya.s
Ct work In dsncnsion sone. and about fous hundred
yaris Of rsbbte work. in pic foundations Drafts md
ffeeaeAons of the masoury lie IA the otcu et
The Ccmp&ny. AL bids must eontp11n thefrta,
Bids VII be Errrlssi {sr The Earentspesuss. and fos
.sce ec ro:t ac3 draw pier protection sc7nf14eIy
OF 70, y. combined Al bills nanst be accompanied hy
drafs and Fpeesde.1sna except for u4suoEy and pils
work The Company will hli rteerEc Of 6ilcco per
cent until The ~o1k IA finished md arrrrted-
Prutosals be Addterscd u ueefef sceses1t5
Il C.. L Gu. Henry. Nn1ol4 And ent3arsed Proposals
foE building brdFe, arl be accompanied by bond tx
Ear .ez-b s<pas7te biz Ao1 Aaapc for etuatned
bis, conditioned ~ il usGal In such czAt1.
The Company th- right to reject my BID not
IN acurdaDoo With the oundftIana Of this advertisement
Or 10 Er!cet Ill hida 4ud proposal will bs ae=pke9
nness th< party edcr1ns Aaau xEe the Company lasi
factory eseato hat b. has the uecessaty skN expe1k
eret- energy An1 sbinty far doing the WORK Il trust
wt1.hy, and haa eatdcseut reeuniazy ru+oozce4.
+. s. BECKER. sec.y II. c. b CD
, 1869-04-08

asLwAExEE, April 1.--Eafs. Ilnsse1. OF the lit1!t
seaooucr spr. Of Shchoy ca1. Was fou1a oSaa Il Il
rs he" ms ,norulnr n iltcnas % the 800 s'
Of lis fuddep death.
, 1869-04-08

RrY7A1n Ar7l 7.-RnEApsTrIFs.-F,aEe1r an; tta ~
CaTnLFsir demand fof ne; .aies ot !. . p eAr l0ts
m3:se feT d.T.ssd = I55Is Il e B.;t1 "a dnii; saie
iots very ehntee Caaada II % 6Akss on ti.e1
forS lad hiEhwtpes and eecas, dali and unchanged
, 1869-04-08
REAL ESTATE.
KEN WOOD.

The fine residence Of John
Middleton, Esq, containing
FIVE acres, beautifully orna-
mented with large ever
greens and fine oaks. The
place has a frontage of n81
feet on:Greenwood-a d-av. For
ty-seventh-st. and Egan-
dale-aV.
For sale by
GEORGE W, WAITE & SON,
l22 LaSalle-st.
, 1869-04-08

yashyillr Cotton Market.
EakHyu1x, Ay.l s.-Costoa, suics; iow tosddltos II
45e; Epcd Ordinary n s4e-
, 1869-04-08

YYFRATEA ApfEE1N1N4 AtkSI
4rs a,t1oti.<i Ep rte<irs oSstTrsznes Jsf TIE INa
TN ID ~ L.r~t ra;ss Aha a9tn0 70 sssrtss exsxv.
f;s---t, or tatsnss FOR aQ EEV1FAfEk1 dR AAa1zxH4
"a a.y ta-asapsi j. IL {. aF 3erts'n ~ ~ P@e-
SAAzrss tox.us:
, 1869-04-08

FAarz, April 7.
Bourne suktt. Recs ~. Sc -
HkrAsA+ APPLY
f-n&tun e1esed unth4reed-