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etcs Jas. II. OIE1s
From he Hon. Judge N. Gress,
President Of the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme Bench Of Ten
nessee:
''Mr. DOIbeAr has spent many years In teaching
and perecting his system Of instruction, and is By
far superior TO any teacher Of penmanship have ev
er seen. You viii perceive at once that he is man
OF flne intelligence. lie gives no instruction without
reason: and his reasoning is SO just and clear thai
you at perceive the principle he seeks TO impar
and that being fixed in the mind, the pupil acting
upon it, soon learns to write with ease and rapidly
as well Rs with elegance.
commend Mr.. Dolbear TO your kind attention, and
trust it viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and will obge
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANos, TE1ts., Oct. 20, 1855. N. GREEN
The following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thas
2. Bentons .. s. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope Of success In the business Of life.
WAszrHeToz CRY, June 2s, 1873.
sr-Considering good handwriting 70 be not oaly
an accomplishment, but means Of success to every
man engaged in buiness, greatly applaud your
toriOus exertons 70 improve the chirography of the
age. A gentleman or lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often fail to
write when they shsuld and when they do write it is
done at the last moment, with haste and impotence,
and consequently with faults Of all kinds often COM
hitting and injuring bOth the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laudabe undertakings,
remain yours, respectfully,
THOS II. BENTON.
Allow me to introduce to you my friend, j. w. Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Pelmanship and Photography. Els reputation
as successful teacher is so well and widely estso
ligked that viii say nothing on that score. only
desire TO present him as gentleman from whose so
oiety have derived much pleasure and profit and as
one whom you have the intelligence TO appreciate.
anything you may do 10 further his designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN G. EDGAR
ROOM ovsg EmaA's Drug Store, Cor. 0lsrcA azd FSse
Srssts. HOURS, to II, a. n, 8 80 s, p. n, and
10 0 at night
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II RAIEEUL ron TEE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
~ ne hiss received, respectfully informs the ciEans
and Goldiars that hs has removed bis DEqEEsAET g
81 CHERRY STEEEE,
where the afflicted may always Ind hius engaged Win
the came zeal assiduity, secrecy, and attention
hetr misiortunss, which has 90 successfully Gsiln
guished him IS Physician IN biz special departusn
Of professional practice. All
ObFOnic and Acute Diseases,
BerofalaB Spinal AEectlCas, % rayss,
HydrOclIe, UOngeEflzI and 1eeas
dental PhTEsoslz, Structures,
Diseases or sac kidneys, Blaas
der and PFOstrate Gland. Hzer.
eHrial AMectIons and Disease
Of the skin, sse.,
inset with no resistance from bis ranellssl
PRIFATE Oh VEHESEAL nLsEAgs3
Of an iormE aud stages speedily cured and eeclasi.
essdioeted fron the system. Boosnt cases cured in
Few dsys-
Dr. C's once iB vel arranged, and parsors aallss5
win these diseases ca1 have the stristsst privacy
Persons at distance can address him BIZ letter d
soEt5ing tho most prominent symptoms, but IN 81
di1oail casss, psrscaei examination viii Be nsoes.
Esry.
GEss hours frorn 9 IN tAe EsrnsnF
sliG IN tbs svsliEgs
IAN G1-ig
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with sat zfaetion; Eheamatum, Affections o. the
Langss Diseases Of the Threat, sWsIsd Joinis, s.d
Limbs, Pieurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel Dis
eases Of the Heart and Liver, Infamafloa Of the
Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evl or sorofaIa, Deaf
ness, Diseases q the Eyes, Dsbiated syzsens Dys-
PePsn OF lndiges ton, and onsumptioo-togetber
With all Private Diseases and Diseases Of the Urinary
Oraana.
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ROOM ovsg EnstFs Drug Store, Cor. Church azd FSse
Sress HOURS, to IL, a. n, 20 5, p. n, and
10 0 at night.
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, 1864-01-19

"a The rebel organ copies and publishes
conspicuously, our recent article on It's abuse
of Soldiers Aid Societies, which it accompa-
1ies with the lying Insertion that "the CHI
cago 6anitary Commission Ind given mp the
ghost" The purpose Of the secesh concern
1n copying our article may not be apparent to
5ts Northern readers; nevertheless, II is not
hard to devise the reason. The object was,
to place the article before It's rebel friends in
the South, as testimonial from leading
Republican journal Of its zeal and labors In
behalf of JEFF Davis md tue rebellion. The
circulation Of the sccesh print south Of Cairo
is almost exclusively among the rebels. Loyal
men rarely look ut it, bnt rebels roll It like
sweet morsel under their tongues. Imagine
how 1t must charm them to have it certified
by the CHICAGO TRIBUNE that their darling
sheet is iniicting all the injury in its power
on the Boldiers' Aid Socicties-that 1t Iabors
rnceasingly to rob the soldiers Of the assist
ence and comfort afforded them by those so
cietics; TINT Its object is 10 prevent tue alle~
viat!ou of hardship and misery; to prevent
, 1864-01-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MAnNET-

Ao1nAT &yz110. JAo- II, 1SS4.
HOGS reoeiptso OF Live Hogs lato on saturday
evennE and A1ce. It ths VARIOUS yards, amount to
- about 6oe head. and tho ansered sales to Ss at
praoea ranging rtun St.sassh, bat principally At
sa5n1429. With = mora liberal supply, there has
been something much nko return Of tho former &C.
ttvltJ Of the market. Packers and shippers have
alike beeo buying freely. 10 tho sxtant Of the
receipts, and 1t tho close or tho n1asket thi.
evening there were few, II 1ny. lefr over
uEsold. Good Hogs nrt In brisk demand ~ 1t any
previous time this season. and the prices paid Indicate
not ony the tnuess ofthe market for this character
ofsoek. but tie stcadness with which prices arc ru
Ing At The pEeseut time. We noted very nne lot Of
412 dtsseEy fed sold st the Southern Yara By J. B.
shouga to Doano 4 Co.. Shippers averaging Fl rs at
&6o per 1oons. Also very choice lot Of sneorn fed
sold By J. Adams to J. n. Phillips at Sherman Yards.
averaging as ns, at per 100 ns. There hare also
been several vezy choice ota OF sna hogs. Weighing
from LEO to 20 ns, which sold freely 1t a535eo ac-
eosdlns to quality The extraordinary high prices still
being paid for Is worthy ofnote being ftousx
to &c D, and very plainly indicates tho large and &c
tive demand for Grease-a prodnct which enters 10
largely Into the manufacture OF Soap In the ansae
tions elnce Saturday, there has been m increased
amounto Of sctiviry In the market, and prices have
ruled ntner, bat with advance on ourlast quota-
, 1864-01-19

Illinois Regiments Re~En1lst1n@.

Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribunel
Soo71snonouaH, Ala, Jan. +, 1854.
The troops of the 4th division, 18th army
corps, have made glorious response to the
Gull for veteran volunteers.
AL the regiments Of Gen. Ewing's division
that were eligible, have gone into the veteran
service almost Us units:
The 4eth Illinois, L.cut. Col. Greathouee.
The 4oth Illinois, Col. Hicks.
The 7Oth Ohio, Major m. B. Brown.
The Esd Ohio, Col. 1onea.:
The 4tth Ohio, Col. G. c. Wolcott~
AMhavc enlisted more than three-fourths
Ct the men and preserved their organizations.
This Immediately consequent upon the
most terrible campaign OF the war, show the
determination On the part Of the troops to
SCI the war through that surpasses the an
tielpation Of the most sanguine. and exIihits
n patriotism and devotion to the cause that
the annals Of the War shows no parallel to.
Gen. Ewing. most excellent. gallant and
tthe!tnt officer, commanding the 9Th Division
Of Logan's 18th Army Corps, ia working assfd-
Ntnsty night and day to get ve.crnns mustered
l'atd and iurloughcd, according to the pro-
Visions made by law, and deserves the highest
prafsc for Ills Entirlng ctforts.
The three Illinois regiments named aboye
have been In all Of Grants Campaigns. since
Henry and Donelson, and though inutilated
and tearfnlly reduced, take with them into
the veteran service all but about fifty of tie
men, who are unfit nnd will he sent to; the
Invalid Corps "Ue that runs NAV read. "
This is IN item OF the record Of the Illinois
troops. God send It be not above the general
Par.
, 1864-01-19

injury TO tho manufacture, ali the fae.s they
con eGTid obtain go to show that d.ati.n mTs n3oon
17o7 tho English duties on malt and Pc peer
we're Introduced into Scotland ,,tnn Wolen .na naen
duty Of two shililnes three pence per barrel
OF thirty-si1 gallons, was imposed On s'oo pSa-
~ beer, the favorIte beverage Of R tne Re1pier; er
this beer Which paid duty averaged 5000
barrels, rather less than barrel to eye1y ns e%o
persons The duty was subsequently y lhele2a .reas
cd to three shillings four pence pr 6dfo; fe11 t
hen the consumption imediatdesS1 daS1,na ,e r,n. un
iii It's mannfscture ceased entirely. At the
s:sat we gs'fonn eand 1tS~ n see ss[
land. The unhappy result Of this is, that in
70 s1 % S i 4 1st upoR 90 e.
ifnot too highly taxed won'd be Introduced +, 1,s,
among tho ,laborers of the soatn ,,na.as IT AfSe e
quantities. where Its excellent medicinal e, e,
fects would drive of malarious diseases OF all
kinds. The memorial Is very ably dfaMn:
, 1864-01-19

II The difference between the two
great parties into which the country is d.
ridcd, is, that the one changes its name TO
suit circumstances and Keeps its principles,
while Its rival changes It's principles to snit
circumstances aud reiains it's name. The lat
ter has preserved The appearance of stability,
notwithstanding every genuine nest-egg Of
Democratic principles has been removed and
q chalk one put in Its place. The Democratic
party claim to have taken its name and poll
tics from Thomas Jefferson, but finding 1t
could not keep both and please the slave
mongcss, exchanged the former for the dog
mas Of John c. Calhoun, but held on to the
latter 1t bartered away It's principles for
success, and guye up its platform Of the
~'taghts Of men, for the votes md patronage
otthc oligasct5. The present Views md prin
ciples Of the ''democratic" party are as an-
ingonistac~ to those Of it's founder, rs the
Tie~s Of Sumner, the disciple Of jefferson,
are to those Of Jet. Davis, the pupil Of Cal.
lOuu.
, 1864-01-19

the saving of life; to promote discomfort; 10
encourage dessrtio.s snd discourage cnlist-
ments, The secesh organ Ii careful not to
deny the truth Of any of these chargss It
conSesees, II far - ia prudent In this North
ern latitude, thst they are true, and then an
nounees for the delectation Of It's rebel con-
fede11tcs. that tho "Ch1cago Sanitary Com
mission Is dead, ~ though IT well knows, that
In spite Of all its MALI gnant attacks, the Com
mission is vigorously alive, and never before
enjoyed larger measure OF public confidence,
and never before wero It's bencflccnt minis
tr4tjons on so large scale. 1f,the slnndcra
and yilli1catlon OF the rebel organ have had
the effect to reduce Copperhead's contribu-
lions, on the other hand, they have stimu-
lated loyal people to greater hberality. So
that, on the whole, the Chicago Sanitary
Commission has lost nothing from the tres
sonab1e cndcavors Of that concern. The
whole chain of soldiers' Aid Societies were
never before 60 active; they are excrting
their utmost to put the army In the highest
etate Of health, spirit and efficiency for the
great and final campaign against the rebellion
, 1864-01-19

A. fhc annuAl EeeEInE OF Tic BalttMOEe EIch1nSe,
Tat week table was snbmtttcd showing the total
ceipfs Of grain to be busaes - foilows:
nna Is al hu ofYc. and compared 9Th tle pFcc eiuz
Year FLOW Ing an Increase Ct s1to a hu oI Wsat, ami
in rye Of oas bn The general decrease IN tho azzre
Ea1 accounted for By TIE ucpropitons season for
san1c time, old avenues Of supplies continue closed.
entire cessafion of tis export demand for gr.ia On
European account y nosa prsces for local csss osas
tteir execution, whilst tho abundance abro ID haa
AFgely reduced Tic requirements OF formrr yeas" and
moro market.
, 1864-01-19

The desperate condition Of the rebels is BE-
coming every day more and more apparent
TO themselves. Still they do not intend to
strike their hag while there is a shot left In
their locker. The next ycar will witness ma
NJ Lard fight before they fnlly succumb to
nsnnifcst destiny.
A proposition is now being discussed By
thtir military cliefs 10 discard the Richmond
authorities and create a Milirary Dictator
Tic North Carolina Progress says It was IT,
Gently communicated by the officers Of the
army OF Tennessee to the Legislature of the
State, and also to the rebel Congress at Rich
,uond. senntor Foot says if there is to be
Dictator, he wants General Lee, and II he
should be invested with that supreme power
Ac will be able to carry the rebel government
in hie Int We do not think that "Dicta-
tor" would help their cause. For all practi-
cal purposes they hnYe one nov. Ice Is not
m abler man than Davis. II the latter cannot
save them It Is useless for the other to try.
Tue plan Of 4 Protcctorate is more feasible,
providing that France VIII undertake the job
nrd We have no question that the more des-
pc1ate Of the insurgents would accept it sath-
CT than give up whipped and submit.
H'A-A0ss&5 ~AS AAbSA L<AAAAA EUllChlOuQ-
cncc is the following:
To Mcsere. Ha1stein & Lamar:
GEN11EI1s.Wheu you 70 to Paris, GILL On n.
EliCell, aud tell him from ne to ncgo,iata tor The
FleIcl protec'orate. The people viii gladly no
caEt II n the Last extremity With Mexico, France
aud the CoG1edc1acy In alliance and tree trade, We
eOS'G %s,eesa,1, ne'i1fe the world a:n,1.x.n
The writer may not have the authority of
Jcft. Davis, or the rebel Congress, formaking
this offer; but If France should propose Pro
tectorate, who doubts that they would give
1leir cordial sanctions
But Louis Napoleon has rs many irons in
the fire already as he can well attend to. His
Mexican conquest is not yet completed and
his Aztcc Empire is not placed on healthy,
stable basis. The new Emperor seems in no
haste to mount his throne in the hall Of the
Montezumas, and until Napoleon has fixed mp
the Mexican business he will hardly under
lake another job Of ofinteryention In American
affairs even to save the neck Of his friend JeG,
from the halter.
, 1864-01-19

The adhereuts OF the +slort crop" theory nre now
lords Of tho ascendant. and the market IS very hr
with decidedly upward tendency In prices. A. day
or two since. Of our packers that
many q the lots awaiting shnlueat here would hare
milsne;s uf " weathsE n which event Il Ess pre-
best. which wonld R.ar1antn resumption OF packing
opef1ti0n.. The W1nsrJ aiE Of today has dispeled
ast 12Hc higher. The light stock still Remaining In
the country renders it almost morally certain that the
and that but few more IN this meridian win be 1rar-
kete At prices corresponding with tho views OF pac
ers. We now quote at q range OF $7.5l4a.l2k. and
choice 1o's Of extra heavy E99d be readily taken at
sale reported lot or 2o3 dividing On ia25o ns,
at $7.5t38N@SlaE.
, 1864-01-19

BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts ut tho various yards
since satuIday amount to about 20 head, snd tho
entered sales to 1,o At prices ranging from $26s@
$50, the bulk pfwh1ch were at $Sso@3o0. There has
been 1arge amount Of activity In the markell aud the
receipts, which conasted Of larger proportion than
usual Of medium to prime qualities crc mostly dis
posed Of yesterday leaving bnt trhfng amount Of
business to be done to-day, There has been no ad-
ydncc saturday's quotations, but with the extra
activity OF market prices have ruled nrmer with
sllght tendency upwards On extra qualities
The chief amount Of sales hare been made to ship
pers and army contractors. with very few lots to
steers sold at sherman's Yards by J. Adam. to Wal
all & Co., RveFnGc weight ,Eo at $5,6u, and several
other very superior lots Of good shipping cattle,
weighing rfom 1e6o to 500 ns-. hare been sold at
prices ranging from $a9ss5 = 1co MS Nearly all tho
stock brought In since Saturday has been sold that
buyers are now looking forward to fresh receipts or
fnzlhcr purchase.
DEE7 CATTLE BALES SINCE SATURDAY.
o'Dr1en sold Fawcett 81 AZ e5 at 1856; is IS,
Dow 6 Co; sold c. Kahn. j. 1s av 81. at tass
ffsa 4 e s
Place sold FaTcett Is " ], -. It sa6o.
SssSs;s$ 81 ST RfS$;;s ;,
j. ssis|s; iSs asseas s5}s as4s.sa as Il e. IS: s.
Ss.sz S, ss!$ 81 s:s s. < = :!
S,sS; ss,S Ksss ksssfss i ;;
Fisher sold Hobban q jameson 50 sy rs ut 3ss7sS.
7: SAas@s 4 i, so1 "al1al IS nv 1a At s4s5 % ~
Sss% :s5s ;ss Essss, Fsxss!s 8
aoaSsef ASsa' .sa sS1q + &fsS kssn 3 s 8 i
Norris CO.. sold c. Kahn, j.. - az rs at $500, II
sS:s f1sSs III :sia :; kssa ! = = !
j. Adams sold D. Wai5au ii Nv is 1t t5Go
, 1864-01-19

-I3e short crop reports Of Clover strengthens the
market, and Prices are again little higher, say tSa
ish Gents With however, only light business There
more J!sposiucn 70 buy TimoiaT anH soms
SICILY Hemp brought Sss1. cash: There hare been
at 4ssa and s,cG0 do il Doson, saE9sg Sex cash-aow
he'd hiEher-snd 5000 bushels Rough Flax at 43oo8
, 1864-01-19

It3Vlu tle IuHuon Ft6tt Jan. II
Yesterday being the last day Of tho year thc stock
Of Gotten at present ac1aay held in liverpool was
asGs!faanea to 9e American. s215 bales Brazil.
snG Msst span .ps AS1 caPs r.
stock q eoston held in Liverpool on December ST,
ber IT, ess - adn 5aIes z II o1 hs socS
holders yesterday eytuced great nruness aud With
large business, prices were quoted full I'd to Id p
, 1864-01-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

Henntses 70 be paid 70 First Of March,
Oonn1cAt1on Act-Propoeca Aman3.
ment-0opperheaA Caueu %eeN-TSn
MoFnfnE Chronicle out for Mr. Linz
coin.
, 1864-01-19
Red Rfxe- uheat Growing.

friend xa7s tfat f+n1u eight bushels OF wheat, he
has realized 100 Weight of aar 81 oat 81 Pounds M .t
4nd had he pollard nesdes Th' p1aSs, we tof leg
Of he grown iast season. n ihs ~ q
uneommnn. Think tof fhia al 70 who ssy that Eu-
pcrtg Ianf1 IA nnat for civilized
, 1864-01-19
Pbtlade1phln Hide nIurket--Jnns IL.

There has been an importation Of a!:3 d.y atdeS rom
Pcrnamhnco, which arc held bJ conslgrs@ss @ anu Sqn
ton We hare report only yery sw traas;S,;ona ; Y.
fa{nf iii holders nre more disposed to advance than
satfd Hnsna hG arss sse r. r.
nosei 10 make alIsht concessions. Very few nctua
kHTcrs hayc u1nGe their appearance. mi quotations
s hsrIy be 1ed by actual sales. We quota steer at
13iIlf1cr-Ecp porter.
, 1864-01-19

~ The Connecticut Republican State
Convention will be held on the 10Th Of Feb
rnary. Governor Buckingham, it Is thought,
will be reuomfuated.
, 1864-01-19

.""'' lFf0m The Un1eha AuVerf1sett 15IhJ
h!ehd Who has taken pains to ascertafn tho figures
informs us that to this time 5000 hogs have been
bought into this city eince the season Ooo
q ~ which haye 6 been packed here and 500 shipped
Amounted TO The ronnd sum OF q .2Qo Pretty well
, 1864-01-19
Important Military order.
WAR DEPARTMENT, AM. QHHEnAL's OFFIcE,
WARilNpToN Jan. L. 1854

"AH1IMH 1VN1 @H99s ~ 4OVa.
- (Extrhet.J
6p1GaAL ORpERs No. 16-6a Ordered .
That Major General Bu' nslde be, and he y hereby
assigned to recruit and fill up the Ninth ARMY
Of ffty. Thousand men, for such duty rs may
bc specially assigned to said ooEpa By tho War Dc.
partment B{ osdes Of
Tue SApREfABY OF War,
z. D. Townsend, Assistant Adj1taat Goas,al
O1cIal.-R. Williams, Assistant Ad3ussns Gen
cfsl.
, 1864-01-19

RB The Galena Adntsfisr sys there are
seven hundred car. loads Of freight in that
city awaiting shipment on the Illinois Cen
tra1 railroad. The Advertiser hints that about
two car loads per day are sent of, and init
mates that It will take about one year, at
that rate, to get rid Of tho whole lot.
, 1864-01-19

Sales: so 6r!s choice spring extra at s55o 100 brs
good do At &5S5.
CORN 1iEAL-10 tons unbolted at $s5 on track.
WHEAT-iecetved. y go bu. Market advanced
Ic hut clcsrd quiet amer the receipt Of the New York
spafchee. Sales 900 bu No. Spring In store
at $119; COO hu do at 81 l6H; :G00 bu No. Spring
In store 81 1.H = Geo bu 10 q sl12t :. COZ 61 do
nt 9l.I2; 1000 hu # so bu do Qn A. D.
Co.'S 81 <1;1oE 4co bu do Ia snrgesD at 4l.o9
COHN-ReCetyed, IL, 30 bu- Market dull and 1@2c
lover. Sales to.dsy were:-2t0o By No. Corn IL
al eac: 1000 bu do at sc 2ooo bu do at &c 800
bu New Corn In store fesA rtceiptsl At Sic 500 bu
(wibser receIpts) at ts651c; 1000 b1 do at s6c-
By sample - o0 b1 Ear Corn on rack at S5o per Is
lbs; 4c0 bu 20 at SOC per Is lbs.
OATS-Receiyed,l II, 80 bu. Market advanced Hl
1c, but ell back sgan and cl1sed quiet Sales today
e6Ke ls o tq DO Il sc: 1900 By winter recsipsdo
bu do No. Oats. IN store, At &C..
RFE-Eecc4ycd. FLO bu. MARKET du. baie3 To-Day
~ere: 400 bu No. lsye, In store, At $10i
By sanp1c:-42 bga ut CLUB On rsc6s ep0 bu DO at
$1l1 del.
BARLEY Received. 200 bu. Market hsun. Sales
to-day Nere:-4f0 bu Rejected Barley, In store. At
IS: 46 bags by sample. at II s. on track; 100 bu tn
bulk at 81 p tIacE 100 bu choice at $13 On track
ALCOM0IrFitmer. Market nominal, At St.sd9
BE1SsNpulet- sa1es:-so bu medium at sa.4o; IS
bu fair 1t t. ID.
BUTTER-1n fair demand and nrn.- Sales to-day
were: 15o nzktns good shipping at 2c; e5 dsE1no
CO0PERAGE-pu,1. Sales to-day were: 1856
, 1864-01-19

E41XMN1HHB@
We copy the following from the National In!elli-
ngencer. That paper gays:
1t is Stated thns the estimate OF the Bureau OF In
tcrnal HeEenue Of the animal manuacture OF whisky
in the county is hundred million gallons 1t "a
ea!cuated that Ohio along produces forty n1tlions
Hons Illinois nYc millions. md ali tho other States
twent5 millions These States are largely u exesss
Treasury Department th.t their data from the excise
officers are fcaiat1e It is now Officially admitted that
the present excise Law will not yield above ninety nil
lions Of dollars year.
aThe statistical returns from the State Of Ohio in
dcate production Of forty million gallons whisky
per annum, according to State authorities The cen
kus RETURNS for 1850 were annexed. Qncudlns high
: Eincs and alcohol, as well as whisky:
, 1864-01-19

hl1adelphia Seed Marxet-Jan,
Sales Of $50 bu prime c1oyersecd ut 20 = f.,
md. acd lots rom wagons at $715. Timothy ia r. nt
$500 b0- The receipts OF daxseed arc trthInn AM Il
iB In demand ut 4}1s, RS e 0 -
, 1864-01-19

HAsoRG MURDERER IN Co1oRADo.-On
The 18th u1t., Van Horn was hanged at Cen-
tTal City, Colorado, for the murder of man
by the name Of squires, the husband OF q
woman with whom he had eloped from John
son county, Kansas. This is the first legal
execution that ever took place in that Terri
tory, and the Miners' Journal congratulates
the people of Colorado that the impression
that had gone abroad, TINT the law could not
be vindicated in legal manner, is thus done
away, and that the code of Judge Lynch,
which has hitherto held dominion, is thus
virtually ignored in Colorado.
, 1864-01-19

whisky, would not be much felt By tho Inanutactnr
e. Or :fe IN England ths tax 's sen eh
so5atEy dn5i1s the past fsen ye2rs has been sEo
annual average Of nearly sixteen millions stcrE
ing.
, 1864-01-19
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