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, 1864-01-20

| 1-rARrs AND o. MRs. L1RRIPgR's LoDG
NGs-Di=keus's New Christmas Story.
/ z-L1TEIAFY: New Boo4B and Art Intelligence.
! GLOVES TSICOLOR-
| 4-EEGLAND, AND AMERICA: ta1
| s-RAHA AND GARDEN Letter from Eazal.
/ e-1rEoCEECE AND IGNORANCE.
7-W19coNsIE: Aesuge Of Gov. Lsw1a-
8-THE BUTLER SITUATION OF THE WAR: Old
Ben has sozne pnin talk With Norfolk seesssionfsts
@HoRRID TRFATsrKEr or OUR SLAIN AT
CHICAMAUGA-
1r-EMAHCIPATION IN'MARYL4ND.
t1-THE 6BANDoNRD COTTON PLANTATIONS:
What VIII be requisite for leasing taem.
PA STRANGE STORY.
n-AN ArKoC1ous ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED
14-aoV. RKoUou ON THE STATE or THE
COUNTRY.
1s-NKs. STOVES ESTIMATE OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN.
ls-AN IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM JOHN
SONS ISLAND.
,TFRoM GEN. GRANTS DEPARTMENT: Tho
Situation: Highly Important osde1s.
1s-THE ESCAPE OF JOHN NoRGAN-He tells
his friends how It Was doue- An Interestfng Ac-
count from tho Richmond Enquirer.
1e-EURoPE: JEFF. DAVIS TO THK POPE AND
THE POPE'9 REPLY. The Emperor aud Mr. Day.
tor: Kosautn's Proclamation.
a-oCR NATIONAL FINANCES: Letter from Sec
fttafY tAasS-
n-PARK BARRACKS INVESTIGATION: 4 Hor-
rtbte Revelation Of Ortrsgcs--
"a COMPLETE SYNOPSIS Of Local intelligence
from the States Of Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Michigan, Indiana. etc.
2+CoNG2Es3IoNAL PROCEEDINGS. FOE THR
WEEK.
ei-NFoRMAT1oN FROM ALL TIE: DEPART
MENTS OF THE ARMY.
a5-A FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW or TIE
CHICAGO MARKET FOR THE WEEK--
&-EDlToEIALs: Edittonal Responsibilities: Nd
Special Privileges for Rebel Slave -Aongezs Tesch
lng the Rebels: A Small Man In Large r. CO.:
When will the War End; l. Needed Reform: II }
Copperheads and the Revelation; The Rebels a1ss
Dictator: The Winter Campaign, DC.
GA great variety Of other intelligence from III
pnrts Of the world. Altogether furnishing GLE
plete narration OF events for the past week..
The CHICAGO WEsKLT TRIBUNE ts al excellent
document for merchants and bankers who wish to
keep their correspondents thoroughly posted In
everything which pert aims to their business.
The CHICAGO *Y1KxlT TRIUUxE hAa the LARoxsr
and BEsr circu1aloD Of any weekly paper published
in the West and s therefore excellent medium for
advertising, especially for manufacturers Of farm
utensils who wish to sell their wnres for resi- csae
men, who wish to dispose Of their farms. for me1-
chants who want to sell their goods and In fact for
anybody who wants to trnde with farmers, country
merchants, etc.
Prfcc cents per copy: g per year; or 10 copies
for Els.
, 1864-01-20
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-,
WASHINGTON, January 10, 1874.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, January 10, 1874.
SENATE.
Mr.: COENESS, OF Cal, presented peti-
tion Of citizens Of Arizona, praying for rnit-
road between that Territory and California.
Referred.
Mr. WILSON, Of Mass, presented bill
establishing rules md regulations for the
government Of tho armies Of the United
States. Referred.
Mr. WILKINSON, OF Mimi, introduced a
bill providing for, the payment Of a bounty
OF $l00 to men who were mustered into the
service prior to May s, 1861.
The resolution amending the rn1es Of tho
Senate, to require certain oath from Sena-
tors, was taken up. :.
Mr: BAYARD, Of Del, addressed the SEN
ate at length against the propriety and con-
stitutionality Of the proposed rule.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the Joint resolution nnlendatory Of the confs-
cation act so as to make 1t conformable to the
Constitution.
Mr.. BLISS, Of Ohio, opposed the conasca-
tion policy, contenaing that the estates conid
not be forfeited beyond the life Of the Of
fender.
Mr., BOUTWELL,, Of Mass, advocated the
pending resolution, understanding 1t to make
1t the duty Of tho courts to administer tho
penalties Of TREASON within the limits Of the
Constitution.
The subject was then passed over.
, 1864-01-20
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
Ixp1AxAro11s, Jan. 10.
Three hundred and fifty re-enlisted veto
rans Of the 52d Illinois regiment arrived from
the front to-day and left for home, after being
fed ut the Soldiers Home. Four hundred
recruits for Michigan regiments came In on
the morning train and left this afternoon for
the army Of Gen. Grant
There has been ncw importation Of thieves
into indianapolis. 4 detective would be Of
Use here.
The following recruits are In camp: C1mp
CarriDgton, ,425; Camp shanks, 1,200 Sol
diers' Home, 400; Camp Fremont, (colored}
Coo.
New recruits arc arriving daily. Some 200
were sent to different regiments in the front
tonight.
The I'd Massachusetts, re-enusted veterans,
passed through Last night
All the returning troops from the army OF
Grant and the Gulf department pass through
indianapolis, and are well fed aud cared for,
An immense quantity Of Ice hiss been packed
during the cold spell. Ice will be cheap next
summer.
The weather Is pleasant and slelchsoe
good.
, 1864-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Headquarters here
has received dispatch from General Grant,
<lutcd Nashville, 18th, stating that the rebel
General Vance had made raid towards
pcnusyllle, md captured d train Of 23 wagons.
lie was promptly pursued by Colonel Palmer
who rccaptured the wagons and took one
ambulance, loaded with medicines, 15o
horses, uud 100 stand of arms. Vance and
lis Ad;utant General Ire among theprisoners
s.orfrYp6
, 1864-01-20
THE SAN DOMINGO REVO.
LUTON.

New YoRK, Jan. 10.-The Turks Island
Standard OF the 222d inst has dates from San
Domingo ofDec. q, and Puerto Plata to Dec.
rs. The capture Of Aura, by the Spantards
under Gondara, is confirmed, but the
STANDARD states that although 1t has cost two
months fighting and many lives, 1t is pos
session OF no great importance to the
Spaniards.
The Standard, in resume OF the situation
Of afEairs, sa9s the sooner Spain WithdraWs
from this dlshonorable aud Improbable con-
test the better. The s .>aniards are masters
only Of the ground they stand upon, and the
district through which they fight their way
next
The Sponiards will find that instead of van
gushing the Domiutcans they will acquire
only cemetery.
, 1864-01-20
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
rsnectsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue,1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rrihune.1
CARo, January 10.
There has been no boat up tonight, hence
no news later than sent yesterday:
The Memphis BtAtti" Of the 18th says re.
garding the Missouri R<p.e,i:ans sensational
report about the agent OF me coniesate Gov
ernment negotiating to sen.ne um.ea . s.e ssates
ill cotton in certain por.lons VI 'ns ooutn'
~ IT, IA somethtng new in TINT city. It is sup-
r,sed ~ r. haze been originated for the purpose
IF 3nfluencIug the New York cotton market
Tho 1f}th Illinois Infantry, Colonel Ti1son,
e4o,n The vicinity Of Rossvil1e, Georgia, arriV-
Cd here today N route for home, having re-
enlisted as veterans
There is movement on foot here and ru-
.,ora n extra military circles that command
considerable attention, evidently on the Mis-.
s,ss3nn, river. Winter quarters will be IN
knnWn.
, 1864-01-20
TIE GREAT SNOW STORM


CLErELAH3, Jan. 19.
Tie most ecFcrc enow storm ever known
IN this. city began yesterday morning, aud
continued without cessation and with great
violence until sunset to-d2y, when the wealth
er be came clear and 4 high northwest wind
blew the snow in immense a:ifts, b1ockadiue
our streets, entirely preventing the running
Of street cars and putting an almost total
# The snow fell to the depth of about
eighteen inches. The weather has been mild
ranging from from twenty-five to thirty-tlye
degrees.
No trims have left Cleveland today, aud
none have arrived hero. !: -
A terrible railroad accident occurred this
morning, three miles east Of Painesville, on
the Erie Railroad. Two freight trains, bound
West, were showed up att that point, and the
Western bound express train was delayed by
this cause. i
The accommodation train Immediately fol-
lowing, drawn BY two engines, came up at
great speed, md not seeing the express on
account Of the driving SNOW, run into It,
killing four passengers and, Hounding about
twenty.
The cars were set Of, fire and thee Of them
burned. - :;
The SNOW storm aided greatly to the sui.
ferings OF the wounded.
The sufferers were taken to gainesville In
slcighs, and all that is possible Is done for
them. Superintendent Nottingham, with
means for the relief Of tho wounded, sue
ceeded in reaching Paincsyille this evening,
In q passenger coach, drawn By three loco
motives. Tho following is the list Of the
killed aud wounded. /.
Henry Coffin, Of Auburn, N. r, President B. &
II. r. r.
Hon. E''Bhn Uarmon, Nhcat}and, NJ 7.
Two bodies taken from the wreck were 80 badly
burned that they cannot be Identified.
WOUNDED.
badly.
Dr. McAbee. Canton, Ohio. Surgeon 4th Ohio,
leg broken.
Byron Mood, conductor Of sleeping car, cash
over right eye.
Miss clagley, Oregon, Dane Co., Wis. badly
bruised.
II. n. Folsom, conductor On Lacrosse & NIL
waukee, LEFT leg broken. His childs ahouldcr is
dfe1ocated. His wife ID uniujurcu.
s. E. Stevens and John Garby, Clsysvillc, Pa.
slightly.
Dcnj. carzan, Dunlirk, slightly. j..
G.N Whitney, Ecrca, Ohio, slightly
Fred, Einhart, (cLild) sandusky, Ohio. slfghtly.
Alonzo Chesbrough, Suspension Bridge, N. r,
elfrht1v
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

rsoee,u Dispatch to the Chicago Fsihone.l
tep'e''1 FnAsKroHr, ~. dan. 10, 1858.
spxArE.-First in the ordcza OF the day
n.as = h;1I to authorize Justices of the Peace
to take Acknowledgements Of deeds aud other
instruments Of writiag.
After running debate Of an hour the blu
was rejected. ,-.:. ..... :. .. !:
, 1864-01-20

What il is to b. on Short Rations
and Scant Clothing.
AGraphic Sketch Of Hungry
Men and Hungry Mules,
From 4 Private Letter,1

From Private Letter.1
p BRIGADE. sp D1y1s1ox a3p AMY conPs,
6TRAwBERhT PLANS, 10 MILES rRox
Ksoxsn1E, Jan. 2, 1884
take this opportunity Of writing few
lines to you informing you Of my perfect
staie Of health. II am hu1ly,'' thank God.
wish could say as much Of our poor men,
many Of whom hare not enough to cover
their nakedness, and some without coats.
You may Judge of their condition when
tell you: for their Ntao Tears feast for twenty
four hours they had ~ ounces Of corn meal
per man, and the day before q little iffeh
mat and one cracker to the man. The weather
for the last three days has been 80 cold that
1t was almost impossible for them to sleep ut
a1l- You can get up Mt any time
In the night and see the poor
fellows crowded around the little
biyouac hreswhile tw orihree comrades lie
az near to the fire as possible, wrapped in the
blankets Of the whole party (probahly three
in ALL. It puts one more in mind Of Napole-
on's retreat from Moscow than anything that
can think Of The fact is, you cannot ina
gine the distress OF the men until person
has seen for himself. But all praise to4he
men themselves. They bear their misfor-
tunes Ike veterans and true soldiers, ready
to sacrifice themselves on the altar OF their
country. But pass around among the men,
Us often do, and they will say, in 9 T:ry pit
ifnl tone-such as you can imagine hungry
man will use-t'--, I an hung1y!''-no
other complaint from their lips. What can
dos Poor boys! have no means Of helping
them. All can do is to pull my hat over
my eyes, to keep them from seeing the tears
that start to tiem and pass on, wishing jeff
Davis and his rebel crew in he'll and I in com-
msnd- I would put him through system
Of tactics that the chiyalry have been unac-
customed to up to the present day.
As for myself personally, I hive got d.
Of an appetite, and can eat anything which
comes in my way. The variety is now re-
duced to "corn nanjacks,' y hard tuck, and
fresh meat about the consistency OF twenty
chilling cowhide boots. give the "hard
tack" the go-by entirely, as have split
tooth On each side, trying to grind the stuff
down. But take 1t all In all, am entirely
satisfied, and my friends say that I am getting
fat. They are welcome to their opinions;
but B." don't see it in TINT light.'
Christmas and New Years passed as you
may suppose rather dull In comparison with
former ycars
Thought my father and mother were COM
Portable ut home, and 1t WIS necessary for
young men to make sacrifices sometimes,
particularly when our country Is 50 peri1ous-
IL situntcd~
Gen. Grant arrived ut Knoxville day before
yesterday. He has not yisItedthe army at this
poiIt get but is expected eyery hour. lam
anxious to zee the General Of the prescut day.
, 1864-01-20

funds in the securities hands. Motion denied.
1Hird, motion for wit Of prohibition to Dis
trict Court Of WIsconstn m the erouud that
the cauee below was In Tho circu1t. md not
in the District Conf. Motion to be decided
to-day.
SERVES ma, r1c,11
William White. contractor furnishing hay-
ersacks Mt Phi1adc1n,,;a' !. hss hccn sentenced
by the court mnrtia1 of which Cen. Heintzc1-
man was President ~ he f1fed 81. 600 and i'm
prisoned tn the Albany Penitdntfary until
raid, for deftaudlng the Government in fur
nishine articles made If rotten materials.
FROM THE AnNr or TIE roroMAo.
A general order from the Headquarters of
the Army of the Potomac notifies all soldiers
absent on fnrlough, who have not the means
Of furnishtng their own return Transports
uon, that upon representation Of the facts to
any military commander. mastering or dis
hnra,nr officer nrovost marshal or onortor.
,nos1or +ha1 ,,;,, ho +,,rn,staF t1,ss~asts @
.uae'1, taei W. - ~ at,, ,sueu Transports :,
uon' tue cosl OF Wnach VIII oo noted On their
fu1loughs and deducted from their pay.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
A disnotch f,otn Nor,h raro1,na sava thar
..,.ata s~.ana1 n,a.,, ~ ~, n,.;a Ia.;,..s. 49, '
pr1snte sanael nlack, o1 IN oAlo regiment,
has been found hanging on tree with pla-
card on his breast, stating that he was exc
cutcd by order of the rebel Gen. Pickett. in
retal{at;on. for tha evccnt,on of q coo,s,;o
so,a,a. $1,000 ~ - ~ W:'s nr,,, - s..s~
eo1oet 1anseo y uea' WIN 1Ae pcl5on
, 1864-01-20
Qbifa9o Qribnne.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1884.


TIN foodsor 4,r;c nr .on., ,.+....4 -
,,oo;a1,v .n,onr ro,,.a.s 49,. .~a. es ~aa 90
= e.r;re ~ 49, - assa1a.an. ~~ .,1 = VA ~
4 chicooo r p Whit, Se.teraar ~ h.n.as. 49, -.
ont thc nm 4. ~1at ~ p-oe;aon+ ~, as.Ss.
inr comI,cfe rt-a+,a. ~ ' .%, 4sS.
msnoccmcnt ND aischs-,;ae ~ III ~ .z',.'o,. "no.e
cae .eyo hor5. - a.-..-t.e ~
Of the cnntrovcrsv ana ,,s n-essrt M rh,.ss no. ar ~.
those fnl1v discussed c,scrhere IN th,s ,ssne
We cive a crani,,c letter from East Tennes-
see, which is. let rs say. from most autbcn.
tic source II combines. to a remarkable e.
tcnt. featurcs scrfous and comic. and re are
assured, in the former regard, all too faith
fully represents the hardships Of our brave
boyB In TINT region. The case merits attcn-
ton, and the necessity should be the spur to
vigorous cxert1ons for their relief
grcat expedition is forming in New Eng
land to strike blow ut rebeldom early In the
spring. 1t Is to be most formidable in NUM-
bcrs and matcrtal.
AAe He"s 4lom .ue Gnu Uou4oeoi ie'oaouoa !.
s4'ee " o'a 4ooA '"A ''1'4'1'on P8'epee'' ~ '"''
'on.
e4usnt ~ .no sno" o'ocaaue' tsata4'
4aluoao casuilt WIN es1ioas loss o. me u
lvpot''o ~ e1le' VI ~ie'ea&no' nea3 fa1ne"'tne'
nv
GEL. .eeo4 70 ~ o's. ',. 1ut'e "a ou u. 1'eoe''
oonl, 10 7eii Aatgc quau1ues ol corIon, afe
On INC aatno9als oi MeHpn's aoFaces pro
nonncea bogus, ana only organizing N an at~
tempt 70 ope1a1e On Inc Ne" 1ofk cottoa
"alkeI'
GOLD IN Nc" fork Sill creeps up the lad
I'll
, 1864-01-20

1SFec1al D1spatch q tIle Chicago Tfibune.1
TOLEDO. o., r. H., Jan. 10. 1861.
It has stopped showing here The FILL is
The heaviest Of the season, thus fur, and must
prove temporary, check on railroad busI-
ness. Tic 1norn;@g train from here cast
became stalled at*GosTalk md cannot pro-
coed until to-norEow morning. A train will
leave here for,the Eat tomorrow at 10 a. H.,
and leave Cleveland for this place at 5 a. N j,
with tho hope Of getting through.
There arc about SIX inches of SNOW hore.
Trains are running On all the roads except
the Cleveland and Toledo, which is badly
blocked, and no trims hare passed over It
today. ..>
, 1864-01-20

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tast p1S5St
, 1864-01-20
FEARFUL RAILROAD DIS.
ASTE8.

HARRISBURG, PENN, JAHuARf ia
terrible railroad accident occurred this
morning Oh tho Catawissa Railroad. One OF
the principal bridges between Summit aud
Cuttawissa gave way aud the entire train was
dashcd 10 atoms 4 number Of lives were
lost. The accident was attributed to the re-
cent heavy rains. 4 passenger train had
shortly before safely passed the bridge.
PEB CONTRA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. The reported
railroad accident on the CataWissa Railroad
is positively denied In the best Informed cir
cles. There has been no confirmation OF It
, 1864-01-20
Nem Abberttatmentx:'
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@ 49, - 52f ssqsRkEaS Z:
Il Hsa sstefS: ms :s tsss Fs qualify.
i.em ba1re:s Ns~ Hefs Pork. essi 9ualitY.
aeeees sf $685.
PSg9a. be-. . y h.ssa r.
q about 80 eT .: 800 rounds eseh.
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snsrees q aoe9t - o. 81 q Paan'1a each. to b.
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l9.eto poEnds oess 4uslity coAsso H2miny, ms =
!ei; iff sfyss i5si good ofsss
1s1s ponds ets: sasM' = Kiln urisd arit*. made
ss;s q: q ssaas f:s1s
sstm =. Y9.t, Prs Rio coae'. pa: up
$500 geaads Of dEy Light yellow codse Sugar Or
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2ofos peaees Eeoa asSd Soap. to os uado only from
kos3Este!1alat freo iF5m clay. soluble kias5,
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ln.!a!lmcnts on tho loib a0th and stn oi Fe6.uss1
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delivered Win tbe prooossis lid referred to tdarei
:. eSsn ID H. on
Of eaid board tin, oy labcilad snd oot ID psprr
ssmpcs ot Vinegar .nd Whisky should be At lca..
es s.
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tho andersene h.reSg Ta1 tint .nopd
~ sr az psFt e tss aeo!e ea % aesspted
e 'ts %,S sosa sa
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Tns sellers name. place Of business .a the te OF
aSa Ssan &c Ss
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[oE s9Sa INSPECTION - he pndeIeiRne4 may reau11r
a6o!s s:ares, ine theis present aaai.ty .ad
e n sSasa h ,n puh
Ire tae'r delivery and compared with the retained
Tss SET Of shs packages to he included in tho
1as SSz s ss
It sash plsse IL "a: Glsy Of Chicago may Be re
ssssss s'a an sas sSSss
PayMsn: 70 b made IL such funds rs may oo fur
The reserves the right to reect any or
ffopoals foF different articles must be- On separate
1idd: T;spsctfully Invited to be present atths
slen eeItiaeate and sgreemeat which may b seen
copy Of tie recent laws with reference to Con-
o q iSua4 = s
nation and Koidaace
AEdF48H&d undermined
, 1864-01-20
AT COLUMBUS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuns.l
CoIuARus, O., Jan. IL, 1854.
It showed here unusually hard from IN
early hour list evening until this afternoon.
The railroads are blockaded. But one train
has arrived here to-day.
, 1864-01-20

p1oy1esoS5-TheEr Is no movement as Jet eufactent
to cstab1lsh prices
T. GrSs1ks-sa!es made ors5 bales nsw single at
2lc; double is held at &c.
Hoas-Packess arc employed maiuiy upon contract
lots but few others are coming in and could hear
nf rn transactions.
, 1864-01-20

CLEVELAND. Jan. ia violent storm Of
wind and snow began Inst night, and contin-
ues still. The snow is from two to three feet
deep, and badly drifted. Trims on all the
roads are abandoned. Business is suspended
The cold iR not intense.
, 1864-01-20

jackson IIuincs,
JACKEoy HANEs,
JACKSON HAISES,
The Great American Skater,
THE GREAT AMERICAN SKATER,
TIE GREAT AMERICAN SKATER
Is the Attraction
IS TIE ATTRACTION
Is THE ATTRACTION
Ar the Washington Park.
AT THE WASHINGTON PARK.
AT THE WASHINGTON PARE.
For Ensc Of Action
FOR EASE OF ACTION
FOR EASE OF ACTION
And Elegance Of Motion
AND ELEGANCE OF MOTION
AND ELEGANCE OF MOTION
He has no Equal.
HE HAS 80 EQUAL.
HE HAS NO EQUAL.
He Skins Over the Ice
BE SKINS OVER THE ICE
he sK1Ns OvER TIE ICE
As n Bird Flies.
As BIRD FLIES.
AS BIRD FLIES.
1t Is Impossible to Realize
IT Is 1NPoss1BLE TO REALIZE
IT Is IMPOSSIBLE TO REALIZE
What Can be Accomplished
WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED
WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED
In the way of Skating
In TEE WAY OF SKATING
IN THE WAY OF SKATING
Unless you have Seen
UNLESS TOU HAVE SEEN
UNLESS TOU HAVE SEEN
The Remarkable Performance
THE REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE
THE REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE
Of Jackson Haines
OF JACKSON HAIKEs
OF JACKSON HAINEs
At the Wnshington Park.
AT THE WASHINGTON PARK,
AT TIE WASHINGTON PARE.
Tickets of Admission.
GemtlemeR Fifty Cents,
Ladies' Twenty-Five Cents.
Randolph Street Cars
RaNDoLPH STREET CARS
RANDOLPH STREET CARS
Land you Mt the Park,
LAND you AT THE PARE.
LAND YOU At HE PARK. ia2o,u tse1t
, 1864-01-20

New York Cattle Market-Jan. 10;
The current prices for the week follows: Beef
Cattle 100 cWt e1tEn quality 81S:a}33Q; t1rst quality
sls5esaSisi 81 1osddling s1ooe; common s7ss inferi-
sHFKr-Fet bead: extra $7Eas: prime IS :33s5o; Or
@415.
SxLE-Rer - - =: 4 eoEn ied 1@sA: still fed 7H@7H.
The supply OF Beef Cattle 1hts week moderate,
with very weather and manifest deterlo.
ratiop IN quality of Tue stock; The dem*nd was a.
grndCs half to one cent 2 b lower, Total receipts
for the week are hs follows: Beevea 3o5 Cows 15o
, 1864-01-20

BurrA1o, Jan. 19-P. M.-The snowstorm
continues with high wind. No trains can
leave for the East or West before tomorrow.
, 1864-01-20

PRESTON, C. ", jan. 10.-The wooleu fac
tory of Hunt & Elliott was burned yesterday
morning. Loss fifty thousand dollars; part-
1r insrfr1
, 1864-01-20

BUFFALO, Jan. 19.-Five persons we're
burned to death last night in dwelling on
the outskirts OF tho city.
, 1864-01-20

HARR1sBURG, jan. 1o.-The Inauguration
Of Gov Curtin took place at noon to-day.
, 1864-01-20

New York Money Market-Jau. 10.
Coin 10 prime money active 1t per cent
6TfRL11Q-Quiet at 143X@1N,
GoLpOpened at soK 1nd declined 10 S8K, aud ad-
yanced to TX, and closed yeFJ 4aiet q 5g*
GovERNNESr STocKs-F1rrn q. 8. s. 81 Coupons
105H@1o5x 7sos ltt!i. Stocks better. Pac Mail 90
n. Central Erie !9sH: Do preferred 1ol iIs.
CO F. G.1H4: Har preferred 105: Hud5. 131x Hasl-
Eradirz l19: n. c. Isl; II. 8. 81 H. D. G. OK;
4.
, 1864-01-20
led.

II this city, on Tuesday, 18th lnst Ohm H. DAVIS
Funeral at 1S9 Wabash aren1e, this {Wednestay}
afternoon, ats o'clock Friends Of the deceased are
Invited to attend.
, 1864-01-20

New YORK mofket-J4Ny u.
CoTTox-Afore active and 1c higher; 8t1c for mid
ding upltnts.
TioCE- 1oc better. With moro doing 8 oo77- -1o
for s1t5s sats; S;@ sSs Eooa as, spring brands OF
Tnssky-Tlthout material ctan:e: 9o3Hc for
state and westetn-nsde p1ice for inferior atsta.
GHA1X-Wheat 1@2c better, with good demand 1t
$$sc@1s7 for Ghiesgo tprtng: siA@l5e fss Masnn- M r.
winter red western; f1s for old do. and 81 70 for
l. tcr1er new do Corn quiet and heavy at u
for shipping mixed western In stote chiefly At Sis.
Oats steady at G2GlnSc for western.
WoOL-F1tm.
srGAR-Qu1et, with no sales OF moment.
PETroLKCA-F1fm. Crude, size. Rehued, In bond,
476ei8c.
frov1s1oxs-PorE dull; cut Il sAts hrn 1t e@9c:.
aEonidefs at hams and bacon sides N mod
erate request. d esaed hogs hr at 9H@94: western
lard quiet 1ea1sc, the atttr extreme butter hf
It @Gsc; Ohio 29c; State cheese dfner at l3@t3Ho.
, 1864-01-20

In this ciy Jan. 18th, 1861. by Rev. ]. Z. Tutt1e,
JABEES.
At The Jan. 18th inst, by Few. Hart-
Msn. Mr. LoHN z. PANE and Mrs HARRIET
HARRISON, both Of Sandwich, Illinois.
, 1864-01-20

From HARRISBURG.
, 1864-01-20

The La Crosse Railroad casee were up in
the Supreme Court yesterday. Three mo-
tlons were made by Nj. Carpenter. First, to