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100000 PINE SHINGLES,
AS and 3's, for sale cheap for Cash, ny
19f L.O STEVENS
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A CALL.

N ~ II II II
Mrs. SMITH calls on Mrs JONES early in the
day, when the following conversation occurs:
Mrs. s, Good morning, Mrs. Jones; you
look cold what's the matter :
Mrs j. Matter enough. I've been off in my
cold rooms making up beds till my hands are Just
frozen of; and | am all tired out
.Ns =. | don't think it TO be so bad joo 10
make up beds, and have more than you,
Mrs. j. Not bad JOB think it is A great
heavy f. ather led to lift round. and then have
to reach and strain TO shake up the straw, to
say nothing tf the sweeping and busting. It's
enough to wear anybody out, not to mention the
freezing this cold weather.
Nys s. know how TO pity you; but l get
clear Of AL that now.
Ms j. Got a girl, suppose. We can't af-
ford that
Mrs s. No; do it all myself.
Mrs j. Id like to know how YOU make up
your beds then.
Mrs. s. I'll tell you: We put our feather beds
up garnet, throw the straw away. and don't use
anything but CASINOS SRRING MATTRESS So
I've no feather beds to handle, no dusty straw to
shake up,and all l have to do to make up my beds
is to spread over the clothes. And it is not half
the work to sweep and dust And they are so
much more comfortable /; they fit me so nicely
and they are always SO smooth and even. We
couldn't get along without them.
Ms j. declare. I'll have one before night.
just to see if they are good
Mrs. = | would if | were YOU. You can't
imagine what difference it will make in YOUR
work.
MJrGl-Adrice to husbands If YOU love YOUR
wives and want them to live long. and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with CASINOS SPRING
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WANTED, AT THE LYNDON
STOVE AND TIN STORE

Barter OF AT KINDS, Tor which the
II IG HE S I il 4 Il kET PRICE
Will be paid in exchange for goods or cash, such
as Cotton and Wooden Rags, Papers. Fleece
Wool. Broken Wool. Tag Wool. Card Waste
Socks, Copper. Brass, Zinc, Solid Lead, Tea Lead,
Pewter, Cast Iron. Scrap Iron. Rubber. Sizing.
Horns. Greese. Hens and Turkey Feathers
Horse Hides, Beef Hides Veal Skins. ki2 Skins
Dairy Skins. Sleeps Pelts. Furs If all kinds,
Caraway Seed. Dried Berries, Dried Apples,
Bristles and produce of most kinds
QUIMBY, LINCOLN & Co.
Lyndon. Jan. %. S3f
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ROY'S COPPER-TIPPED BOOTS
69tf. For sale by l. B. GORHAM

You can al
ways find
large well
selected
Jewelry and
Goods Silver Ware,
Books ard
Stationery,
Music and Musi-
cal Instruments, Per-
fumery, Toilet Arti-
ley, Toys,
TN. h hfaF
which he will sell cheap for
cash. His large stock of Goods
consist In pa t OF fine Gold L Silver
Watches from the best English Swiss
and French manufacturers also a good
assortment of American Watches of every
style in gold and silver cases Gold Fob
vest, Guard,6 Neck Chains. Gold Sill,
verand Steel bowed Spects, Gold and
SlFer fiH9> ''oiu 1aneo Lava Ear
RineS& PinsStuds, Sleeve Buttons
Slides Hooks.&c &c. A good lot
Of day and 80 hour Clocks
with or without alarms warrant
ed good tme-keepers. NY stock Of
Silver Ware for quality and beau
tyCan not be beat III the State Itcon
sists, of Fruit Cake, Gard and ST. Gar
Bas- kets Tea Sets. Cups, Goblets Cas- TORS
and Na"kin Kings; Spoons Forks, Ge.
Al so,Pie, Fruit, Butter, Fish Ia
x bic and Tea Knives But e
ter Cool ers SyrlIp n
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold ers
You will find that
Howard keeps
full aS>ort- ment oftke
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
OfEd- uca-
ton. Toys
for the
lit tie
folks. Call at
Towards on Main st.
and satisfy yourself
TO THE TRUTH OF The ABOVE STATEMENTS.
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WANTED!
A RELIABLE MAN

With $1,000 TO 5000 capital to take an inter-
est IN business in Vermont. which has no COM
petition Is highly respectable. connected with
one OF the leading manufacturing interests of
TINS country, will pay largely upon investments,
ana bear the most thorough investigation upon
an interview. For furthe- particulars apply to.
or address DlCkERMAN & CO.,
or. As SCHOOL ST..
00" Boston, Mass.
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A..Letter from l.. III. Gilman, a Minister
of the Gospel in Vermont.

MeSSrS S, W. FOwLE & Co..
GentsI hereby certify that have been troubled for
several with difficulty of the heart and lungs and
have applied to several physicians for help and have
tried almost every remedy OF the numerous which
have been recommended without receiving anv assist
alCe; but hai been growing 'dker and weaker, until
hearing OF Wars BalSam Of Wild Cherry about year,
since, commenced using il with immediate relief 1t
has not only restored my ung 10 sound state but am
entirely renewed of the difficulty disease uf the heart
have no hesGtiOn in saying that il is the best lung med
ne etore the public and most cheerfully Ind COISci-
etouSy recommend II all persons suffering with pull
monary compailA Ii. l.. GILMAN.
Prepared by SsEu w. FowLs g. Co.. Boston,
and sold by all druggists 79-l4O5
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers.
entitled thereto by acts of Congress. will be o.
tanned by the subscriber for a reasonable compen-
sa,ion. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke. Vt. July s. 1862. 2n
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From J. d. Hosmer, Esq, of TOpsham.
ToPSHAM, VI, April "A, lS5u.
From Mr.. Levi F. Ranlet, of LittIetOn.
n. III.

TIT VT ~ III NV w I00
MesSrs. S W. FOwLE Co.,
For many afflicted with Chronic BronCh hit is
and HoarssueSS such at times be una
be 10 speak aubly attended with canker and
soreness OF the mouth and throat. made OF eat
many remedies, and from none II them did obtain
te but the dSaSc rather increased than diminished
Upon The recommendation OF lady in this place. who
had been similarly ctei, an cured b. the of DIR.
Wi-tars Balsam OF Wild Cherry. | procured OF your
agent. Mr. HOdgman, bottle OF the h lSam and was
cDuvnced that had secured in it the
lief and from the buTdenSOne troubles which
mad been long subjected | almost eU:rel
tree from any difficulty OF pulmonary nature, and only
need slight dose OF the BalSam 10 whenever
troublesome symptoms occur and in such il al
ways acts like d charm. LEVI + RANLET
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TATE OF VERMoN Mt.

- : l. ~
~ CALEDONIA DISTE-CF s.
In PROBATE Court. held at the Proha Once in =
JohI4>surg- 4 the 9th 1ay OF February. A ID i>bs
Car Ton Law a.nr llpR2 the ale ~ IeSs-H
nAz-I'e ale 81 aer. Il. sud district deCea>r aav,
sfpIa said cOuri fOr license To- ~n the Whole .
tie r-al ale ii ai1 cCs2>c representing safe
IarI OF sad Teal estate i necessary The aser
= lie iiS . sA,d deceased. I'D that pa1 I.IsTci.
>Cnciet 10 i- said cebI>. cALaot se sold without IL
Err q rh,-e Interested IA the remainder:
hrreupau l. ordered y aid uri that sad avi-8-
Il' i Ititrrrd T. t~ e-lh day February. a D. l5,3
a IL PROBATE Once IN 81 sehrS5Bry h-arlg a.
cyc--I heIy.l s-lc 4 = Iurter 0iGtrcl than ,s.-
Interested be l0-Itled hereof ty -r-ltla1i, z
t.i- Il iAl> AIa.,a1l1 ana -irr Ilrt l-r--
ey ia lais CGed,Iiar. Printed Al s. IHa sara
t-lrv >-l linn, al hearing that Il-y may ui IL "a
tl-c an place, snd 4 iheH Cau~r tjerl -hrtta.
b. lie C,l-I-AT,tet
Ss Asa l. FRENCH JuG,e
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" E the subscribers, having n appointed by the Hon
w cradle Probate Court ioT tsle district II aeI.iA
ni>pi.crs receive. ezanle and adjust Ali Claims and
demands 81 all perSoIrs- against tie estate - Nathan
Stole. late LyIIdr. IN sad district, G~Cca>,1,
rep Ted ins veI and tie 81 months from
The 81 ,lSA Vi Ja.g. A ID. lS6i Refs allowed ~ sad
Court the credit ui said 'rceaed 10 eNitn ana ve
their claims l. >aid commissioners give -oUr 1nAt
Ei stterd 10 ihedurie.. appointment II TIE
dwelling Tie widow said deCvt~cdu lHIdJll
said district The 10Th days Il Arii and Ju next Al
ole O'Clock in The aiieIo0ll. each 81 said days
SAMUEL K. MATrOCkS, r.,,-.-
80 J. y. BARTLETT. -
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TEETH
EXTRACTED
WI HOUT PAIN.
BY THE USE OF
n ITROUS OXIDE G AS

DR.. KILBOCRNE would say to the public
that he has introduced into his practice as sub.
stisute for chloroform, the NITROUS OXIDE
GAS, which is now so extensively used BY the
BEST dentists in all the principal cities The great
sovantase which this gas possesses over chloro-
form as all anesthetic is that it is PERFECTLY
sAfh IN ALL CASES. And another advantage is
!hat aiteI having the tooth out, the patient can
immediately go about his business and not expe-
fence any OF that lassisude, headache or other
otSasreeaoie symptoms so common after taking
enloIoioim, i ne gas is very pleasant to take, in
'"Is P,ouuteS the most delightful sensations
and Central Sts.. St. Johnsbu1y. Vt. 7Oa
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- i ATE OF V + X VI o y
~ Caledonia District. -.

IL Probate Co-t. holden Al the Probate oe. IL -.
J0il>il.ry. ,.n The 4ih iay February. A ID l>S3
AN Instrument. pTrpertins 10 hc the last VIII AID -
ial.elt Marshal W Newell, late 81 Burke. >a1
district deceased being presented 10 the cr1 ~ Lo
L. Newell and Oscar A. Delison tie executors tel-Ia
ilztael. for probate
II i ordered hy said court that all persons concerned
therein lie notified 10 Appear Il, session q said tGI 10
- hidden the Probate O-tCv il 81 LunnssTy Ie
9Th LaV Feb l>4. aud show cause. II any ly
haze aaii>t The Probate vt said viii loT NAlI lU'-
jose further ordered. that acory al the record 20
This rider r published three weeks suCCe>lTelS il The
Caedonian. printed ST Johllsbury previous L. >A,i
time appointed ilT hearing
As. L FRENCH. Jut-e q PROBATE.
4 true copy Ui Record.
So Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Jude Il Probate.
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NJ I AVERN STAND
EH FOR SALE, AT

oI. JoHNsBCRY EAST VILLAGE, VT.
The subscriber will sell at auction, on Thurs.
day, Feb. %. 1864. the Tavern Stand now
owned and occupied by him. Also, the furniture
OF the hou e, and Il acres of land, adjoining said
stand Six acres of said land is tilage, produc-
ing two tons of excellent hay per acre, and 9
acres Of pasture, all well fenced Barn. Toulouse,
sheds. etc in good repair and convenient The
house and barn conveniently supplied tn run
ming water. Also, from 400 % 600 bushes Of
oats.
Said stand is situated in thriving business
village, on the main thoroughfare from Guildhall,
LNnenburg and Concord TO St. John>bury. Also.
IRON L'tt!eton, n. t. Lyndon and Orleans Co.
POSSESSION given Immediately. Terms to suit
the purchaser Ell. STILES
J H. MOORE, Auctioneer.
-. Johnsbury East Feb =. 1864. S4:S6
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"a State Street. oprosite kilh, Strcc,. fac.tnr.

After an extensive practice upwards ic,iy wears
Continues Patents in The United States. al> II
Great Britain. France AMI other i"re;-n countries -
Caveats Specifications. B'Ij Assignments. Az; a. Pa
p,T> Drawings Tor Patents executed hN,Ia terms.
aud with despatch Researches made nto American or
Foreign @"IkS. determine The validity utility ' Pa
lnv'rtiu>-ard lr-auT other advice Rendered
all touching the Copies The Gains
Patent furnished by Temiin- 81 Assignments Te
F.. corded al " a>hin-tvn.
The Agency is hot only the largest ia New England.
but through il inventors have advantages "r securing
Patents Of a>ceTtainng the pLteniaiiy Of Inventors.
uSuTp passed By inmeI>gTab.y superior 10. ANY
which be offered them elsewhere The testimonials
below given prove that none ! successful The
Patent Office than the subscriber; and Is the
hest prOef Of advantages AMI ability he would add that
h. has abundant reason 10 believe. AMI prove. that
at other Olice OF tn kind are the charges for profession
al services moderate The immense Practice the
subscriber during twenty years past has eaaieed him
accumulate collection II Specifications and ois al
decisions relative L. patents
These besides h extensive library Of LEGAL aid me-
clanicai patents granted ia The
United States and Europe render him able b-ls; ;Urs-
tons. superior facilities obta:nn. Patents
All Necessity Journey Washington L, procure
patent and the usual great delay there, here
inventors
IEsIrHOSIAIs.
regard Mr. EDDY a. one of the most canstJa aud
successful practitioners, with Nhm have had otis
intercourse CHAS MASON.
Commission Of Patents
Ihave no hesitation in assuIin. inventors that they
cannot employ person ctet li trust Surtiv
capable OF putting their applications ia form
10 secure for them early and iAyoa.e ou,l>ieI ai
at the Patent Office EuNJ Nd BURKE
Late Commissioner II Patents.
MT r. H. Eddy has made Tor HE Is applications on
all but of which Iteut> have tcea grated ais! that
i pending Such unu>iaSeaoe I-aai great IA nj
and ability his part leads {" recommend al iuven-
be olhavn. the faithful AZ, rrtni, r<toAei Oh
their cases. and Al very reaS'iiIble ,,ha,s,S''
During eight months the subscriber in c,,i!s of his
large practice made on twice rejected Applications. 10
appeals every one Of which was decided IN his favor
Boston, Dec. ~, lS53.-l Vt.
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r UMBER.-
ESTABLISHED 1850

ESTABLISHED l 100
PETER LORILLARD,
lsNUFP AND TOBACCO RE K,
l6 and Is Chambers street.
Formerly a ChaYlbers Street, New York;
Would call the attention OF dealers to the a!tlcieS
of his manufacture viz
BROW SNUFF.
Maccaboy, Demigros.
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee. Nachitoches.
American Gentleman. Coz 'nhagen
LLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Lundyfoot,
n Attention is called to the large reduction
in prices of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking To
baccos, which will be found of Superior Quality
TOBAC
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING
Long, "A. L., or plain, s. Jago,
MOL, Cavendish or Sweet, Spanish,
No2, Sweet Scented Oroneco CANISTER.
Nos 81 Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish
Granulated.
n B.-A circular Of prices will be sent on ap
lica ton. $500
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Mral-Adrice to husbands you love your
wives and want them to live long. and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with Casinos SPRING
MATTRESS.
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After an experience Of ten years in the hu<ine<-
| hatter myself that my stock Of goods for sppe
rior workmanship and beauty f design cannot
he beaten Nv goods are II hongh, for CASH,
and a | am determined not 70 be undersold.
think ! can make il greatly TO tic adsa n.a.e q
BUYERS "a amino nv stock - 70 quality and
prices before purchasing elsewhere. | have Just
returned from market and have nox IL store al
CSRIvALLED ASSORTMENT OF
Chamber Sets. Sofas.
Rock and Parlor Chairs,
Bureaus, Beds,eadS. Sinks,
Toilet Stands. Exiention,
Dining, Center and Card
Tables, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs and
Rocks. Hat Trees and What Nets. Also.
LOOKING GLASSES. LOUNGES. MAT
TRESSES. FEATHER BEDS,
SPRING BEDS. &c.
Having greater quantities and variety 20 select
from than can be found elsewhere | feel that !
have it in INV power 10 please all who NAV favor
me with an inspection OF nv goods
L. l.. HALL.
First door south of ST. Johnsbury House.
5o-tf MAIN STREET.
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The most extensive and desirable Stock Of
Furniture t.is part Of the State can DC found al
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New GeodS JUS received from New York i,
OK opening for Christmas ala New Years "a.
bonsht al Lowest cash priees and WILL br so.l
cheap Tor cash al
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By DIR. l. Dix faiin. 10 cure IL less tine than any
other physician eifeciually and permanently, with
esS restraint IRON occupation Tear O exposure 10 al
weather u ith sale and PIE .Saut meCIine>,
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and those lines, especially dear when the
couch of dissolution was rough board table
in dark, cold tent, With merely knapsack
to rest the head upon
, 1864-01-14
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
Err

l7PSIAa1 12EFALCA ~ LQG LQlC&G0 Tribunal
ST. Paul, Jan. a. 1864.
COY. Swift delivered his message yesterday
afternoon. It quitc lengthy and is consid-
cred to be the most able message eyer sent
to Minnesota Legislature.
The Governor dwells ut length upon our
railroads, and anticipates that by the middle
OF next year the cars will be running from
st. Cloud to the southern portion Of the
state, q distance Of $50 miles, giving us IN
Eastern connection. The road from st, Paul
TO Lake Superior will furnish m outlet for
tnree-lonrths Of our area ct distance and
cost OF transit much less than by Lake
Michigan.
TIC also recommends that tic Legislature
esk from Congress q land grant for a road
from st. Clond to Lake Superior,
ING Governor recommends that Congress-
be memorializcd to establish chain of milf
tary posts and provide emigrants with an
escort On the route to the Idaho gold mines.
-Four hundred and sixty-three Thousand
two hundred and ninety-slx acres of land
have been entered during the year, under the
homestead Inv. The receipts of the State
Treasury have been $50, ,SG4so, and the dis
bursements s576, ,539.32, leaving balance in
the Treasury of s119, ,3255 SO.
The sum Of s553, ,S09.0G Inns been realized
from the sale Of school lands, the average
price being Sc 10 per acre. :.
The expeditions Of slblsy and Tplly are
treated as partial failures, but be thinks the
indians are In no condition to renew the war
dn our frontier.
He urges the vigorous prosecution of the
Indian war and the establishment Of military
outposts.
Tie number Of settlers killed during the
summer by Indians did mot exceed twenty. /
Abiding to the remoynl Of the Indiaus, be
says the residue Of the condemned Sioux
were taken in the spring to Rock Island,
Where the Eiolators and murderers Of our
women and children are Eow being fed aud
housed in comfort and-
Here the line between Milwaukee and st r,nrl
, 1864-01-14
= FROM MADISON,

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tzibune.1
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 1c, 1861, :
The annual session Of the Legislature con,
Fened to-day at noon. The Senate yss call.
ed to order by It. Governor Spooner-aI the
Senators being present but three. The oath
OF Office was administered to newly elected
Senators. The President addressed the SEN
ate IN c few brief and appropriate remarks.
Frank IL Stewart, Of Columbia, was elect
cd Chief Clerk, and Nelson Williams, Of Dine,
seEyeant-at-arms.
The Assembly was called to order by last
years clerk, John J. Dean, and the members
sworn IN By Justice Cole, Of the Supreme
Court. Only four members wcsc absent.
Nothing was done beyond choosing seats for
the Season
A despatch was received today By the Pro-
rost-hfarshal Of this State from Provost Mar
shal General Fry, dated Washington, Janua-
# u, announcing law had been passed that
day continuing for few weeks the bounty
as allowed prior to January 9Th, and to con
tinue culistmcnts under the regulation es-
tablishcd prior to that date.
The eolors. Of the 7th regiment was pre-
sented to Governor Lewis last evening by
Col. Robinson. They arc badly rent md
torn, showing the gallant 7th full " deserves
It's wcll-earncd reputation - Tho flag staff of
the national color. was 80 badly shattered
they were obliged to substitute a sapllnr cut
from the sacred soil Of Firglnia.
LATER.
In the Union Assembly caucus Tonight,
Mr.. Field Of Grant county, was nominated
Speaker on the Sixth ballot On tho First
ba]lott, Webb had 81 Field is; Bingham IL.
On the nth ballot, Webb had %; Field and
Webb then withdrew, md on the last ballot.
Field had SO; NorthruR 2s; Bingham 10.
Us. Dean wes rc-nom minated Clerk, and A.
N. Thompson Sergeant t-at-Arms, both BY &C.
clnmation
, 1864-01-14
49, Mem advertisements.
Observation-Disclosures.
Contents for January 1Itb. 1864.

| 1-PART OF MRS. LIREIPER'5 LODGINGS
| DIckens's New Christmas Story.
a-GEN. BUTLER AND DR.. CorTMAy-Ao Ia:et
| esung Interview.
s-TIT AND N1SDO3E-An Interesting sud Ave,,
column.
FARM AND GAgpES-Le.ter from .Raza1."
-GEN. HOOkERS REPORT OF THE BATTLE OF
LOOKOUT VALLEY.
e-LAsT HOURS AND MEMOIR OF BISHOP
HUGHES
:-sE1zuEE OF s7;mo,no IN CONFEDERATE
NOTES IN NEW FoRK-Au interesting assory
Of the Case. =
s-REsoUnCEs OF Observation-Disclosures, R,che,
of the Saginaw Valley.
s-RECoNsThUCF1oN OF TIE UN1oS-Mr. Ast,-
aess Bill 70 provide for Provisional Military Cor.
errmcnts.
1e-NEw YEARS RECEPTION At THE WHITE
HOUSE.
u-wlIAT TIE REBELS FEAR.
1@NrERESTNG FOREIGN NEWS.
1s-pEATH or WILLIAM II. THAcKEEAY, With
Sketch Of bis Lille.
1t-PAR1s FASHIONS AND FASHIONABLE LIFE.
15-EEATH OF HON. CALEB u, SMITH.
1e-4Rs. PATTERSON ALLAN-The lady accn7s1
Of treason BY Jet. DAVIS.
17-PRocEEDINGs OF THE STATE A1E1cULTU-
: RAJ CONVENTION.
START AND THE WAR
1s-THE BONDS FOR BLOCKADE RUNNERS
Startling Developments at the New York Custom
House. Arrest Of tho Private Secretary Of. the
Collector.
cn-1MPoETAST FROM GEN. GRANTS DEPART
MEST-CoafpLETED DEFEAT oFTHE GUEE1LLA
WHEELER.
IA COMPLETE SYNOPSIS Of Local Intelligence
from the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin. Miuuesota.
Iowa, Michigan, Indiana, etc.
ee-CONGRHs31oNAL PROCEEDINGS FOR TIE
WEEK.
:s:-1EFo13tAT1oN FROM ALL TIE DEPART.
MEETs OF TIE ARMY.
ai-WAsH1EGTON CORRESPONDENCE,
25-SEW YEARS DAY IN 4 COLOREp CAMP.
1G-CHASED DT A PIEATE,
2s-FRoM GEN. BUTLER'5 DEPARTMENT.,
sS-A FULL. AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF TIE
CHICAGO MAEKET Foe: THE TEEK.
ELECTROMAGNETIC New Supseme Judge: The
New York Herald aud Gen. Mcclellan: Tho Ex.
change Of Prisoners: Tho Colofea Regiment. The
Coppeshcad Caucus, etc.
&-A great variety Of other intelligence from all
parts ofthe world. Altogether furnishing a COM
plete narration OF events for the past week.
lie CuICAdo WEEKLY TRIBUNE Il m excellent
document for merchants and bankers who Wish tn
Keep their correspondents Thoroughly posted in
everything which pert aims to their business .
The CHICAGO NEXxLT TRIUuXR has tho LABdEsr
and uEsr circulation Of any weekly paper published
In the West. and Is hezeiore ah c1cel1t ut medium for
utensils who wish to sell their wares. for real estate
nae1, who wish to dispose Of their tarms, for mcr-
chants who want to sell their goods, and In fact for
anybody who wants to trade with farmers, country
etc,
Price cents PCT COPY: - per gear: or 10 copies
or SIS. |