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Yesterday was warm, rery. Wilted col
lars were prevalent. Our last one subsidized
about 8 pm.
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An srticle thss is ct once steeth preserv-
eF and breath purifier, and yet 50 pleasant
and convenient 10 use its exceeding popu-
lsrity does not surprise any one. Time hss
fully established the fact that the soEodont
possesses these excellentquslities in an N
ineut degree. Ithas legItimstely acquired
the right TO s position upon every toilet
table
Sold BIZ Druggists everywhere.
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Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Liver,
&c treated with success by DR.. Aborn,
Commercial Hotel.
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BANxRUPTl BANKRuFT THE Bankrupt
Sale Store, No. 50 North Market street, is
still selling boots, shoes and hats at bank
rupt prices. or atty per cent. cheaper
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Messrs. Cone and Tunnel received last
night the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis-
Wills dailies, and the New York Ledger.
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We are indebted 10 the Adams Express
Company for the New York dailies Of the
Isth inst.
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seventy-fve men OF the 32d Indiana Vol
unteers were psid last evening and will
leave for home to-day.
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Only three cases appear on the Provost
AaEuh-a'. haak Er yesterday Two we're
drunk, and one was held foE charges.
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We regret to learn that our cotemporary,
J. c. Rogers, Local Editor for the Dispatch
Is seriously ~.
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twenty-five dollars per day made with
Goodale's Stereotype. There are Two for
sale at y North berry street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Congress

For Congress.
We are suthorsei 20 Announce Col. VIZ. B.
Strokes, Of DeKalb, a candidate Tor Congress in the
third Congressional District. ieIs-d
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAIyBT
"A he 5h CHFNry Driaioa, comInanded y Bfes
~ Asiof GenerG HaEh, VII dnd 3 . hsf 81
Eaal.ss % cal o. Z. q. ElpsI, Ne 70 ueny ~
u.E.stp 3VyIl
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For Sale at this ohee, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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~ CRANCERT
Msnon & Kitreu, and othersl

10 his casa, Il apPesnnEto the s1-schou q the
Cerk ard Master, thst the defeo6ani Macon B.
Kirsil one % n deiandants. is = uon-ne~ident Of
She State Of Tennessee, 20 that the ordinsY pro-
cess o. lsW csnuot Be served uuon him, tits there
,foie, ordered % 9 pphucsfio7 be ma e for tour s1U-
cessive weeks 20 the Nashville uuion, anewsparer
puhi-h i IN tie city OF Nashville. requiunF sad
deicndsni, % appear a . next Term Of tie
ChaDcery Court % b held in The { wn Of LIB
anon % the second Monday n o ssob~r ns6Sl
then and there n plead. answer, or comur 70 com
plnnsut's bill. or the same VIII Be tsken f6r 80.
ssssed, e 70 hsm, sss e; COZ hes iag e posG
ORFlLLE GzkER.
luneleEffs uerk md NAstoE.
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Eye snd Ear, treated successfully, BY DR..
Aborn, Commercial Hotel.
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10 Stranger and Citizens.

We do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night :" nor do
We, in offering our services 70 the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
% other equally we'll established and ex-
Perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession OF any a5onder-
fd secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary Ggrce-
able treatment or PGAiatives; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prEc-
tice Of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of net0 remedies, or neD
modes Of treatment, a. upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary to q perfect cure
-snd this can DO acquired only by exps-
riencs and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public TO our general ad-
Vertisement, in another part OF the paper.
Office hours from s in the morning till ?
a. night. L. /. CoLENAS, N. D.
81 North Cherry st., Nashville. Tenn.
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oUR Jon 0FFIcE.-Wesr are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Sold By Druggists everywhere.
"Yoaiug K 10 u nor Gagss set Sogn in

"NoAung Y 10 Us nor aasAt set 6Oun in
nalies."
Do you want 70 play at ten pins9 II 80,
where can you End 8 more pleasant place
than at EdWsTda' Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street7 Are you foad Of 8 liz
tie vine 'For Thy stomsch's sake" or an ex-
eelent cigar, II so, call on Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be In
wsut Of comfortable home in The shape Of
a boarding house, then By ali means Try
Edwards and our word fos Il you viii be
satisfied. jupel I'm
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o.d Papers for sale at this Oace. The
largest in the city.
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~ CRANCERT ATLEBANON


Lapcl1 QFlooa 81 ol0efHt creations
~
VIM A. caTuthsn. Ear, aud o-hersJ
IN this cause it Appearing 70 the sa1sfacHon a
the Clerk sad Mister th-t defendants Wm- A. Ca
ruthera, hoteTt l. Caruthen, ST., De coda q, ar
non-res.dents Il the STATE d reu1essfe, 70 as
he ordinary process q Lay csnuot t. served uDoa
tnemi tis iherefQre ordered h4E ~purlcstoa 81
made for far cousecutve geeks IN ths Aashuils
10 on, a nsEEpaper purlished 10 he city o. Nash.
vile. regtunag sid 0efsndant@ soAppear bsf0rs the
Hsnosu Conn 81 Lebz1on, Tennessee. % he -
Mocday II Octlter nezi, ls53, then ard there -
plead, a1sEeT or demur % comp Ana1f = al. 81 the
ans NI be -aEen Tor cunfassed a. TO then. M so
for hesrng r FaTG UETILLE GREEN,
Iuuel6-EEs Cfark snd Meztsf.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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VIZ. P. EAroS & Co, arc our sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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SATURDAY, June II, 1865.

JosEFH B. QUrNBF, Of the National Banner,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
--rss
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RlTer Dad steambOat News.

Arrived.
John 7. McCombs. ....-....~...st Louis.
Yorktown Cincinnati
LEM Leon
Nick ". Hughes..-.--..-......-....st. Louis.
LEM Evansville.
Amelia Cincinnati.
Try .....,... B~urksville.
The Amelia Poe reported the Volunteer
a. smithlsnd, With two barges. She start
OF up the river with one and should DO
here this evening. Between four and FIVE
hundred released negro prisoners from No
bile, came in on the John 7. McCombs from
Cairo. The MeCombs is in the Government
service, and is expecting orders to day.
The river st this point is rising slowly,
with Eve feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The Louisville Journal of yesterday says:
The Maggie Eayes, in descending the
falls yesterday, struck the rocks in the In
dian chute, damaging her knuckie consid-
erably. A side-dock is being placed under
her.
The st. Patrick, of the Louisville and
Memphis Packet Line, had one Of her
guards somewhat damaged on her last trip.
We are assured by Capt. Archer, Superin-
tendent of the line, that the St. Patrick
will arrive in port this morning, and be
ready to leave 70 morrow evening, her reg
ular day.
There is but six and q half feet water
over Portland bar, and three and q half
from Portland to The foot Of the canal.
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Notice.
THE ADAMS Ex2EEss oozRasTl

AhE A0Ah1 LINZ 1~aa
PuBIG sQrAAE. hAE8vIL1E hay - -
nov have a cor oHos On Funio square.
w the eIosnug unclaimed &4gag. rncA has
arcunulasd AZ or Bzggags Soon ~ Chaaaf ooH
Depo and II 30 called ~ 10 tnrg days uM -
70 ~ cha Fes:
49, 1870 LCeiTC Boon. Iav-rzne, Team
/ Desk " level, Mch- ana. and aoh
/ Box, no marx
0 Trunk, Hthcherk,
I BOX. % smta TeL one, stsEsnsoAs AZ
/ Irlrk, 4tHEnu. Nab
" Jsaob Ham, HssaYlle
1 Bundle uEh ebeck,
I Garrett Bss
Z kolz Hianksts, 10 mark,
1 Bundl- D et0fh, +"
] Trunk, % Mara
I sth check
I Box. Cspt " a EGkLeS, Easa
~ marE
1 Fafe 10 uark
: Csrpes bssHs y marx
z Ha1diaa
1 Pig slanka
I seed Toola
R-Fsr.ons ealing Or any Of ths shove ara
eies. uhos a m~aoqlautcdi n DE ohoa musttnng
useans 0 pr0ber idenuhcalon.
mayi@fm JUEL DAVIS AgroA
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Regular Auction Sale Of Groceries
aOd Furniture, b. George Shields
q 20.
We will sell this Saturday morning, June
18th, 1865, conune--i-s % IA "'~l@@g q
splendid assortment Of Groceries, Suffer 8
Supplies, Bourbon and Robinson county
whisky, Fine Bed Room and Parlor Fur
niture, Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc, etc.
GEoRGE SHIELDS q Co..
iuneI7-It 25 and 81 College street.
, 1865-12-24

Position of the Liberal Party in
Mexico.

Interesting Summary Of sun Francisco
News and soAslreThe Pacific Rafl-
rood-Wea1f1cr and General Matters
Death Of 4 Veteran.
, 1865-12-24


It is With no small degree of satisfaction,
that We announce to our readers, TINT the
Board Of Supervisors have appropriated
the sum Of three hundred dollars toward
cclfaylng the expense OF the survey
Of the proposed canal route west
siynp TfTy 1fGm r1ez l. 1's 'eaf M to the
be- added to another Of S5o0 made by tie
Finance Committee Of tue City Council, max
inE total Of $500 from the county and city.
About S100 remains available and unexpended
Of the amount subscribed by our citizens,
which sum. addtd to the $500 now appsopri-
ated, and the 81 600 voted By our Stale Lcgis-
iatnre, VIII secure the survey so long needed
aud desired.
We learn that the Board of Commissioners
appointed By our citizens in September last
will at once communicate with Cor. Stone,
and learn his views as to the manner in which
the survey shall be made, and Will entleayor
to place the surveyors on the ronte as speedily
as possible. DR.. Parry informs us that unless
made moro easily now than before
cold weather set In, as tho swamps
and marshy localities wifi be frozen over SO
thnt the route can be accurately examined.
It Is all important TINT the survey be made
at once, so that Congress can be possessed Of
The facts necessary for Intelligent action.
With the facts fnirly presented to that body
We eau hare no doubt as TO tho result. II
there Is to- be any action by the National
Legislature in MD Of comprehensive sys-
ten of internal Improvements, nothing but
utter Ignorance of the facts can prevent
Congressional support to the direct canal
route so long advocated in our columns, BY
which, as has been repeatedly shown in the
Gazette, the whole Of Western Illinois and
Wisconsin, no less than the whole Of Iowa
and Minnesota, win be so greatly benefited.
We want to reach the Illinois and Michigan
canal and Chicago, By water, without follow
ing the rams horn route uia the Mississippi
and the Illinois rivers. The survey will now
be secured, and the work Of construction
must soon follow.
, 1865-12-24
IMPORTANT TREASURY DE-
-- - CISIUN.


The Tax on Undivided Profits Of Banks.
Ew YoRK. Dee. e3--Ihe Treasurer Of The United
and Others in ihls es, which contains an importaat @
dccs,on Tsase 70 the n1dlvtded profits Of National
Banks: ne eays: "pnder the prnsisson4 Of tho
have deemed II my duty to inquire TO be lnclnded
among deposits subject 10 duty tho undivided
profits Of q bank; It has been always clear to me
ie @sh e raised Shon!s tSsv ss
Tay anty a. deposits Or as capItall It sppea :
n e ,Psa ne ,1qt .6sy TSFs EoIs z Is natnre Z?
% classed. Tie dniy on deposits and on capital
sa Ss,nG ;ni decided .,'I. IT, Re;ts auty
in amount, with ihe exception Of the following;
? fen backs may possibly own United states bonds
II exse:s s. or theiS capital II e.ss profits were
such boude 10 greater extent than they now do
With profits clas sed as deposits is not probable
m1ss1oner Of 1Die1nal Revenue consEues the la IN.
der which he acts to require him to obtair payment
from oil bankt, national Or State, Of the taxes On
fees required by the snmc ac Willie it Is true that
sen,lannnal duty, specifies that his duty ehal be III
provision is uol applicable to the Internal Revenue
OF National Currency net, desire to suite that
po.tunity to say,t. hoth verbally and bg written
communications that m my opinion public po;icV
,rcsumcs lint the surplus fund ot bnI< to the e-
under curtain circumstances be exempt from all
duty. These y7sws am pleased TO know meet tha
concurrence Of tle Secretary Of the Treasury Of the
tEusler Of the currency and Of gentlemen in Con
gIess who have given the .snbjcct their
ftsn91 sx M + = g psons3s;a esse:s
myself, that At some early period III the session
meeting be had Of the officers named Ia connection
, 1865-12-24
Sudden Death Of a 7TtnI*ter-XIe Proves
to be u Common Thief.
from the New York Times. aai1

On Tuesday last German Lutheran minis
ter, named Frederick Theodore Winkelmann,
who was employed 0s Professor Of LANGUAGES
in the Poly technsc Institute kept by Spanish
gentleman and his wife, Yillavrede, at Wee
hawken, died suddenly Of congestion Of the
brain. The subsequent examination Of the
Professors effects revealed some remarkable
transactions In which he had been engaged,
and proves him to have been common t6ief.
The pupils attending The Institute arc chief
u young Spanish gentlemen from the Island
Of Cuba. On the 18th OF July last two Of
these young gentlemen were engaged in some
sports, on the lawn, and It being q warm day,
o trre, and after finishing their sports, re-
turned for the articles, when they were.
nowhere to be found. For some time preyi-
ous var1ons articles had disappeared in
mysterious manner, aud suspicion fell upon
the sesvnnt girl and the gardener.
The services Of Capt. Darls. Of the Hoboken
Police, were obtained, and The lodge ut the
dener was thoroughly searched, but none Of
the missing property was fonu d. Madame
gardener and servant eirl were tie
guilty parties that she caused their
discharge, but still property continued
to disappear In mysterious manner,
as before. hut stfll suspicion was never
ed upon as deyuut Christian, and was highly
esteemed. After his dcccase, In 1ooi.iug over
his effects number Of pawn tickets were
found for clothing, watches, iewely and
other articles. A diary ;was also found, ia
which tho Professor kept minute daily
record Of al his transactions, and in which be
h2d notsd d1Wn sn 5 f dsnson hsis S g. Saa @
ofthe property. Under the date of July 6,
Tas entered: IS Ualfpast nine D. m. drink
, 1865-12-24

NR# YORK, Dec. sS.-A letter from Richnsnd
Gays strong ceiling prevails among ex-rebel men,
hers Of the Virginia Legislature in mvor Of going
into new election for United Sta es Ssuators hut
they are restrained by fear Of tncutT,ng the dis
pleasure Of the President. The fayoritc candidates
io5 Positions. among those Who participated in the
rebellion. arr John Randolph Tucker, who wns The
Hunter.
Cfactrs Of The Freedmens Bureau in VIrginia have
large amount OF abandoned property on band. al
!housh forty thousand acres have been restored
to The original owresr, nearly sixty thon.
sand ocres yot remain In the pos
session Of the Bureau This statement does not
inclntlc city property, great deal Of which fell IN
70 the temporary custody OF the Government ii
Portsmouth, anu Norfolk. In Richmond, however,
iho Bureau has hut little property for the reason
capnre Of The place. N~
"A Lrec number Of Veteran Rcscrye Corps off,
eefs recently assigned to the Frcedmen's Bureau,
hnve reported here. md been sent to take
charge Or counties In different sections Of The
state: Il IL intended 10 hare one officer In each
county to adindtcate in cnses In which the Freed
men a1e interested parties.
, 1865-12-24

Farn1cr%s CouVentIon-prenna and
Rcsolutions-Anothe Meeting to be
Held.

| Fafu1cFHs CouVentJon-prcn1ubI and
observation-disclosures Meeting to be
| Held.
| Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1flbune]
| ........ GExEsEo, Dee. 33.
AT the farmers' meeting held In fhI. city to-day,
The assenbse:e was called to otltr at 2 y. m,
". Sanford. EsQ, was appointed President and Il.
S. constock Secretary. The following preamble
and resolutions Of the 1ucetine were then pre.
ec1:ed:
WHEREAS, The pursuit Of agriculture I. the
ErsM bnsinees or the masses OF the people Of the
sol 1he cher eousco of ,hr wealth and toVer ~
tbts nation; md -
cultivation Of the sou In The northern valley of the
Mississippi river, together With the wants Of The
ccasUnncts Of or products. has enca.td demands Of
IT. nc mot n.sent nsturr for much Czessez fadhdoa
WHEREAS. Transportation By uater il mpch
cheaper than by ra1l, and the Missisefppf md the
the Cow rIment; therefore,
peesai prot+et,o1 10 lie iain iatsresnS ot ID.
country and in pursuance Of such purpose, should
remove al distractions ct the eame, and cheaper
great nssss of tic Sonhcrn states; and @ that ihe he
n!Ten. demand Tor a connection oi eald liver md
.Etto.ced That sve iasor the improvement Of the
Eock 1khnd and Desblo1nes rapids Oh the Mi-4ia-
fbtp batIp,s 1i.T 1T n "a ss he hat
Hrer On account Of there distinctions.
Rtsc!rtd, That ne fasor the building Of rhip
canal around Niagara Falls: such treaty with the
Canadian Government as will give to tie people Of
tho tatidn the tree uEe Of the St. Lawrence fyer,
With ycfe!s ofnpt less than che thousand tonE bur
dcn and ,hat this important WORK should not be de-
Ftso9red, T1,at in our opinion thcec great i'm
n1oremcnts ean be made o. the Government With
n1C0fYntf 17+kd ff fha
, 1865-12-24
CARL SCHURZ5S REPORT.


NEW yons. Der aa-rbe rrnou n, Carl sc,r-,
Motninr II il nn1te jcncthr t,1,inc .1aen c,ose1
printed columns Of he i1IMn1 Tn sehn1z 49,
ii the finne he went snnth h. ror, M nneris II
lie aunder of * hsd ninnrrd ~ ,hen, H. "o.Ea .E
thc pnbIic mind ,s1s ~ snnsaent hat r. 80.
misttpn At sorne fnfn,7. tice rHc, ahntsre, ror1,
fons h.d neen nnomised # rnrid t.Ta hrsn innE
ed upon ss fayor 7he nnost nnromnro,nis|na
rebels proposed frst Ieayinr The conntrT' 1hs
tnasses rcmamed in efstt ~ fesriu1 ernrci,ncr
Ile taTa he nnr fnds Gnsr riossea ,ehn,1 bo
chaFacte17e. a. fni1o,gs. 1a, Thnsa who shonrS ~
haTinr Vitird ertmIssinn IN fhe NstfaT :, foye+n.
mem miy 1phen oh1Ioed IL a. sn hsrr e,e.r ..s,.
crninn r. th1 ;r-eresfhs ch.non. bfch r, - hee,,
nrpinesi hT ,hr Wr1. md hongsf,v tndcaTnTeg r.
sccommodste Ihemsei,T4 tn ths sew order Of
fhinrF.
"a. Thoae whose nrinc5n1e objert fs to have the
staics Nftioui Gesr rss,amd ia 1hcir nnsifion md
fnfjnencn N The Uninn md the neue II ibe Stses
- .hnht. rs,n+tcI ~ tha,r hnRFe. en-srs " ~ Ts
, 1865-12-24
4 Deaf and EuIslb Telegraph Operator
Writing By the Sense of Touch.

From the Washington Chrontcle.1
When the magnetic telegraph was tlrst in
trotlucct1, there Was an arrangement by which
the letters and words communicated were
rceled of by means Of prmctures IN long mar
row strips Of white paper, after this fashion,
namely: ..----, etc. These we're trans-
lated By the receiving operator, and thus rem
dered into readable English. In the course
Of time this attachment to the Morse Instru-
ment was dispensed With, md the operators,
instead, read the message by sound, or the
clicking Of the instrument, with the proper in
tcrrals Tor clear understanding Of tie Ian
gnagr, 60 TINT there could be just ~ much Ger
tahty az there is in speaking, compared to ,erit
len or printed communications. The operators
ear was rendered more and more acute, and
he therefore could hear the faintcst vibra-
tions, or tho whfspeEings Of the Instrument.
But one would scarcely think that the ar
rangcment would suit deaf and dumb man.
It does not, but tho deaf and dumb man eau
suit himself to even these circumstances, The
fact Is demonstrated. There Is gentleman
in tho American Telegraph Company's office,
IN this city, who, though he cannot speak and
hear, is ciassed as first class operator, deal
Ing With soundsl Hc can send and receive
dispatches intelligcntly, and finds no ditIl-
Guilty. But how Is this dcner By the sense
Of feeling. He places his Leg against that Of
the instrument table, and in other wars reads
BY the slight jan1ns, while watching tho
operation Of the instrument Itself, and he
thus understands all the machine is talking
about.
, 1865-12-24
The Philadelphia RoblnrT.

TaIIADEtF1I1A, Dec. a3.-The uumbcr OF
bonds rtpnrted stolen yesterday should
read thirty five thousand and 1f1y-cicht 10
tnirtF.ase thpusand and eItr.four, inclusive. IN
stead Of thiryise thousand and dfty.eght to thir-
ty.aye thousand and sxtytour. as erfoneous!y pub
dshet. The other numbers are CORRECTLY published
, 1865-12-24

N'orkingmcns@ Observation-Disclosures
McCullocl1 in the Cfay y-FIre-T The
Steamer TrEp-Nexv England 4Anui-
vcrknryiCcfcbrntfon
NEW IonE, Dec. GA spccIal meeting OF the
Wots1nsncn'e Union was held Last evening, at
which a new constitution Was adopted, and 4 cir-
cular was distributed calling for Contention Of
delegates from the various Trade Associations
throughout lhe Stale, to be held nj Albany On The
9Th Of February.
Secretary McCulloch wns entertained at the Astor
House yesterday hy sc!ect party OF friends. lie
staicd that hts visit to this city is entirely unofficial
He a'tcnued the New England dinner Ia the even.
Ing,
Last tnlghta fire broke ont at 1i3 Fulton street
The aanaee Of property BY fire md water amounts
10 nb1rt $l1Ml.
The Algonquin has received her spars aad 11e.
Elug, and !: receiving coat Of paint and otherwise
examination cf hcr Dollars it was found that they
wcrc 70 far coIoded By the use Of falt water to
render them unealc. The old ones are being
replaced hS new ones.
The 21tth GrDtscna,y Of The landing Of the I1l-
grim Fathers IN Plymouth Roc.. md the Goth
anniversary Of the New England Society Of ibis
, 1865-12-24

4 AAo4AAVA&N - h1Cf4ou6 AuAkf-Un Il
Nender-Dapgerous Passa.c-To be
Hanged, dc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.I
ST. LOUIS, Dec. s3
Capt. R. G. Clowrcy, the efficient Superintendent
Of ihe Military Telegraph in The Departments oi
Missouri, A1.1aueas and Kansas, has been Advanced
to fn1 rank Of MAjor, and breveted Lieutenant
Colonel for mcr1tor.ous services, to iate from
March 18th.
: A hack drove up to the health Office about six
o'clock this morning and deposited man whose
head Uzs beaten almost 10 Jelly, and then drove
OF, the driver merely saying that the man had
been found in that condition near Chontcau pand,
on Clark arenuc- The man died abont IN hour
anersyatd. Up TO noon Do1hlng had been ascer-
death.
Frank Fries, an officer in the army, while on
bender yesterday, drew pistol in the ticket ONCE
Of the Ohio Mississippi Iailroad. and threatened
to shoot Mt. Woodruff, the agent. The women and
children tn The Office were Etampeded, md Fries
vas captured BY officer Bradley and locked up in
the ca1booet.
Four horeee, while beng led across tho river On
the 1ce Yesterday, broke In and went down. a man
md woman from Alton, Ill, also fell In To- aaY.
Sheriff Austin, Of Randolph county, last night
Deposited In the jail Of this cI1y negro uamed
John Elliott for eale Keeping until the 18Th of Jsn.
pa1y 1866 at which time John Ia to be hanged fortbe
murder Of . n:n In Randolph county.
The tire IN he city bulldlu.n On the lrcc, which
nroke out on Wednesday night. is still burning,
ihough watched by dteuen. The Losses arc neaIly
Henry Stair, charged with murder, has been con-