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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Abbesille District, So. Ca.
WHEREAS application has been maJc TO
w ME by Rachel G.. Adams and w. A. 70.
max for lettces of administration of all and
singular the gooda. rights aud credits Of Jas.
J. Adams, late Of said District, decd. These
are to cite aud admonlsl the kindred and cred
itors of said deceased 10 appear before me at
Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, 10 be
held Mt AbbevilIe Q. H.. on Tuesday, the l4th
of November next. to show cause why letters
Of administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, This 3Oth
October. 1865. WILLIAM HILL, o. D.
Nov. 10Th, 1866, 30-2t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

CITATION.
By WILLIAM HUI, Esqnire, Ordinary Of
!, Abbeville District, So. Ca.
tWHEREAs, application shas been made to
~ me by JAS w: Perrin for Letters .of
Adninistration Of 90 much,of the Personal Es.
tate Of Barney Corrigan. decd, as remuin Id
the State OF Socth Carolina. -
Therefore. by 'tlies presents, I cali fupon the
Kindred and creditors Of said deceased. TO an,
pear.before me at Court OF Ordiud-y for All.
bsyilI& District TO be held at AbbevifisC C. 3H:..
on ffidsy the (i0) tenth day Of November
next, 70 sl,ew cause Why said Letters should
Gives under my hand and seal this aeth
u, 4 WILLIAM HILL, o.Ap- lsxAI.l
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

: THE: STATE OF: souri, CAROLINA.
,Ab1euills Dist,ict.
Eliza Simpson, applicant,
VAL ESummons in mar
David Whitman and wife, ) tittoa.
Druz'llo Apn, 4al.
Real Eaaisef Rodert Simpson, decd.
appearing ts my Satisfaction that Thomas
Il Il Perry and.wife, Sarah. Wms Simpson.
Hugh Simpson, Sano 7WbAe.s widow. some OF
the defendants in'tkis case reside without this
States 1t ia. therefdFe. ordered that they do
appear and object tS.ths sale of the Real E.o sO
tate Of Robert Simrsoas decd, on or before the
.hrst Mondayin February kcxt. or their con
sent 70 the same will be entered of record. -
= WiLLfRM HILTs--
- =. Ordinary Abbeville District. Z
Nov. 2, 1855. 2s-sm p
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

To provide for sale OF fund scrip, and the
appointment OF commissioners 10 receive propo.
sitons for sites &c, for Agricultural Colleges.
The following bills were lost. TO regulate the
fees of Probate Judges, provide tho appointment,
,o' railroad commissioners, to establish a soldiers
home and to increase the compensation Of mem
bers Of future legislatures.
About l0K o'clock 2. NJ. on the 18th lust
/ tho Legislature adjourned sine die The session
TO members, has.been long, probably to the peo
pile, but In view Of tho amount of importan
business that has been before the Legisature
land in view Of the len th of this, compared will
I the length OF. former sessions before the war,
think it cannot justly he said. that the presen
Legislature has unnecessarily prolonged th,
A Eicngth OF tho session Just closed w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

~-President Lincoln was strucl
dowa on the fourth anniversary Of his frs
proclamation. On the i4th OF April
1861, united and mighty nation awoke
to life in answer 10 lis call. On the 4th
ofApril, 1865, he sealed his devotion tt
that nation with his blood. That da,
will forever be held the proudest and ,he
saddest day in American history.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

Na-By o proclamation OF the Mayor, of
Montreal, all places of 5usinoss woro closed
in thet city yestorday,ip respect TO the mem.
ory of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. .1at..H a'r r1,0|
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

ErGovernor Brownlow was ina nnuguratcd on
Monday. April 3D., and submitted an address un !.
expectcdly dignified as well as able. Among it's
recommendations was that the Constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery should he rali-
fed. In nccordsnce with this suggestion The
lie gislatnre Of Tennessee has ratified the amend
meol. Tennessee is the twentieth ratifying
Slate :,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

.nar Tho funeral obsequies of Presiden
Lincoln in Washington, on Wednesday las,
arc said TO have been tho most imposing
over witnessed in that city. s..,. E. ,,.f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

las-Tho latest news from Washington
gives us strong hopes of the recovery of the
Secretary and his son F. W. Seward, The
Assistant Secretary of State.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

a1-At last accounts, Booth. tho assassin
ator OF President Lincoln, had not been ar
rested. 4.... .... ...,u... .fa ...,-. (
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

ns-A report is in circulation of tho sur
render of Con. Johnston, after tho rnanne
of Con. Lee. . ... .s.... ~
, 1865-12-22

Destructive F1Fe-Lns*, Sl70,0OO-Fu-
neral OF Col. O'Tatlon-.ld]ourn
Of the N1iAs0uri L LeEtslnturo--Sutcido or
n Eh1caGo SeAmssEess-A Chicago Girl
in Trouble-Affe&t Of Horse Thieves.
, 1865-12-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Arrival OF n Portion Of thc 18th Illinois
Caralry-Gov. O&ieaby Settlement
with the General tsUrcrun,cnr-Letter
from Gen. sheridan - Removal Of
President L1ncofnss Remains.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
SPR1soF1ELD, Dec. q,
Five companies Of the 17th regiment Illinois cav,
airy arrived al Camp Dutler to-day from st Joseph,
No. Tor nnal payment und discharge. Three corn
ranies OF the regiment aro still In the service,
Gov. OglesbT lcit Washington on the 18th Inst.
for Ntw iork, md Is expected 10 arrive home to-
morrow. We hear thst he hns adjusted the Statc'e
account with the general Government.
A letter has been received at the Executive oilcc
frorn Major Gcneral p. Il. Sheridan, in answer ia
one from Gov Og]esbY, stating tEat he willdo ove1y.
thing possible, consistent with the best Interests
Of the etrI1ec, tot the speedy muster out and dig.
cnatCe Of Illinois troops
The following statistics are from the assessment
retHrna Of Stark county, for 1865: Value Of tnxabe
personal property f5l7,2I1 whine Of real and per
soral property. g. .GG7, va; total tar lericd, $ss
e104a Valuation IN 1861, Sl,5G. .Si1-tncrease.
Tbfa afternoon at about o'clock The remains OF
the late President Lincoln were t1Een from the Oak
Ridge cemetery vault, and deposited In the new
of IT, The hiii, nesr the eits W seiscsea s
for the monument There were no cercmo-
MICS al the removal, II beln. conducted quite pm
sattly very few pesso.,s being present. exeept Mrs:
the Lincoln Monument association, and the Board
ofDireetors OF OAK Ridge Cemetery. We nnuer.
stapd that the removal was thus quietly conducted
at The fcduest OF Mrs. Lincoln.
, 1865-12-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Dcxtrucfjvc F1Fe-Lns*, Sl7O,OOO-Fu-
neral OF Col. O'Fatlon-.Ao)ournme
Of the Missouri LeEtslaturo-Sutcide OF
n Ch1caGo SeAmstress-A Chicago Girl
in Trouble-AffeAt Of Horse Thieves,
ete.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1nhans.l
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81.
About half.past II o'clock last night fre broke
ont In the city buildings on the levce, Immediately
south Of Mstket street. md owing to the intense
cold weather, which cougealed the svater almost
before 1t left the uozz1es OF the pipes it continued
bu1nirs all night despite the most ardurous en-,
deayors Of the fzen,en, AND this morning the fire
waa stu blazing ont, throwing a rudy glare upon
icicles which hung in coroneted sprays from the
ya.ious bzeaks In the wall, but half concealine the
blackened xuins they adorned. Three buiilines
were burned out leaving only the walls standing
The eont9nts qt fon11h We1e bsdiy dansgca By
Gsee ae snd : rbs na y veia aeDes.
cupted respectively By ]. @. Green 1 Co., Olive.
s Co., Horace Hol1on, Sherman i Karni, E. O.
stanala; Gilbert 60, unaeshIl Eaton, Jones &
Tie funeral Of Col. o,Fa1lou took plsce this
mo1ninE ana & W 'asEe'y e attended by the esy OH
IL The rear Of the Merchants Exchange building,
entirely suspended business on Change.
The Evening Netes gays both Honses Of the Leg.
large number OF the members from Central and
Nofth0 est Missouri arrived on ths train a4t night
The most Of them left On the North Missouri tram
members, vs. aseestainca that tho administration 81
President johnson will be sustained th.t there
waa 2 dfspo:ttion TO harmoaize any differences
which nay exist between the President and the e3.
IRENE Eadlcals for tho common good Of the
country.
No. 10 Broadway. on the body OF Annie Heatou,
ali a uhnvf
, 1865-12-22
FROM LAWRENCE.

x-NHl N1fA 10 G0N1C-Sn0KF on
tho PlaIns-Ercat Suffering Among
Frei-liters-Lurge Loss OF Cattle, dc.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trbuae.l"
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Dec. q.
The trial Of Coleman, for the murder OF a man o
The name OF Wallace, commenced to-day in The
District Court.
On Friday next Hendly Will be hung. and On the
10th OF next mcnth Wan Teche, au Indtan, will be
hanged.
A man Ey The name Of Teven was hanged In the
}ai! at Wyandottc, on Monday night, by persons
unknown. He was charged with IN attempt Ia
murder.
The Coach from Santa Fe repozts heavy SHOWS
ftom eight 10 twelTe inches deep-all the why from
Santa Fe to Council Grove, kansas.
nre dytn. In l5r;o numbers BY cold nna starvation.
Out Of a train Of ITO head, only forty oxen wars
left. Some twenty traus arc snow bound.
West Of Fort Lea1ah the Indians are peaeeah!e
hut it IL feared they viii not remain so with auch
great opportunities ior plurdes.
The weather here Is modernt1ns. No SNOW, and
wind from The zouth.
, 1865-12-22
FROM MADISON,


PROPOSALS for Stale Bonds-Struck oil.
Especial Despatch to the Ch.cazo Tribunal
MADISON, Wis, Dec Il.
Commissioners Of School a1d unive1sity lands
opened the proposals received for the sale Of WIS.,
consfn State bonds today at noon. Proposals to
sell honda to the amount Of Ss5 600 were received
ISL 0o0 at par and $1,000 ut t1ile less. The pro-
posa1s were all accepted. The CommissIoncss will
coutinue to receive proposals until the 9th inst
A company has been boring for petroleum IN
Crawford county near Prainc du Chien. Their
Efforts were SUCCESS yesterday. striking oil at
deptA OF 900 feet.
, 1865-12-22


The tntcnsely cold weather mud The utter familiar
tty Of Martha verc the causes Of adm house at
the opera last evening. Martha has seen its best
uaye here, and now that the novelty is thoroughly
worn of aud IT. pleasing melodies hare become al
familiar Is everyday ballads, 1t ceases 10 draw. Il
Is due 10 the artists, however, to sag that they per-
formed Il very ezedMahly. Johaansen, nl.hourh
out Of her nsrs1 line Of charactess. both acted and
Gang the role Of Martha NTH ercelent taate, The
Doi sued to .he a. Iii III ho~erer I id aI' not
scplied with The English version. De Gebele made
rse ae Eeass nj Z sss ., a,s
Her voice is of eontralso quality. OF good compas.
bnt not remarkable Tor poEer. She siuss, however,
With ease. ano without beng hrill'an;, ures her
DuEchntiz as Piunket. sang very we'll the psfu-
ctpal element lacking IN ibis rendition being that
o'po*ss: Accustomed as we have been 10 hearing
baritone by no means powerful, wss an unnsnal and
not entirely grateful innovation. His action Of The
chsIaeter sss excellent throughout. Tamaro made
quality to gave the due effect to the melodies al
lofted to him, while his Italian rendernss BY no
meas suit the harsh cutturais Of the other artists.
sadly needed more perfect blending ii tie Eoieea
qnartetie. for instance each of the parts Was wei
1aks1 nus .6s tenF se!ees wss eash asked by
Impossible. "'
Iha chorusea were excclenty we'll done, and
Incrited the enthusiastic applause which created
them. The orchestra displayed improvement. per-
haps owing 10 familiarity with the Scene, but stin
there sosc lack Of some Of the vsoE OF Ansthutz
In holding the instruments together.
Between the Eecond and third acts, WehM Played
upou a1 advertising plano, some variations upon
OF in the Stilly Night, and the Star Spangle Bau
ncr, taking the former with the LETT fsad alone, and
giving some magnificent octaves and scale pas
ssees. Ne YES heartily ensosed, and replied With
ono Of his OWL compottuons most delieiously
played.
Tonight Fsa Diaro'o will be given. ard the house
will be lamued- To-monow afternoon Faust and
n the evening "A Ntgnt ia Gsenada." Ar. Mnr-
compelled 10 throw up bis engagement, and tho
t!oupe ws therefore relnaln herr next week. Amouc
the operas to be .givcn arc Fidelio, Il Dame
blanche, Der Fltischutz. Mfreille, Tho Barber, &C.
Chicago Art Unton.-A Card.
Editor Tnbanc:
In answer to numerous inquiries, permit me to
fay through ycnr columns, that there will bt no
postronencrt OF The tune appolnted tor the draw
Ing. 1t viii take ptaee at the Art Gallery, Ia
Dearborn erect, December 80, at 2. m., md every
prize will he Distributed. Nearly all the member
ships 1re DOE sold. NJ UfBEfEN.
, 1865-12-22
| |WANTED-Agcnts-T Throughout

acknowledgements chal-
lenso any and M pnhfi,aers to rroauc4 l,oro
POPULAR bitter selling eetrc paFtn. iooE sc- 1xen;a
than - Petroleum '. SA$h} tftat Ho4>k+ address
TH03. MCCONNELL 4 CO, us aksse. Chicago.
, 1865-12-22

r1llro.d from Holmeshnrg, was ran int wnea
crossing 1be Reading rail uid Ut the junction by
au engine Of tho latter road. Both engines and
teEters were daEascd. Nobody hurt. Thc train
frun New York ha. rot rct arIiTed. It Is probably
dct,med by the accident. - -
, 1865-12-22

In this city, Dec 2Gh. 1865, by Rev. j. IT, Tuttle Mr.
JOSEPH ANDREWS and Alss AUpIE A, DANIELS.
In Dorchester. Dec. 1sth b. Rev. NJ. yose. htr. d.
j, I,MACFAll4AND, Of Koston, and MIsa CARRIE E,
GUESISON, Of dorchester.
In thts c.ty on the 10th Inst, by Fer. T. II. Hum
phrry. b. b, GEO. + 6tuLTZ and hliss NARY
EAESFERRt. u! Of this city
r~ Philadelphia pApers please cory.
, 1865-12-22
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, Dee. II.
The remains Of Hon. Thomas Corwin will arrive
at his recent home in Lebanon tomorrow, The
funeral will not take place ult Tuesday, the adth
INST.
The internal Reyeune lax for this city and county
for November is <7D0 900. which is l5fger amount
t1,n t.rrr bcfnfr reEciYfd. - -
, 1865-12-22

FExtAxA.-Thc remark Nas made yesterday that
In the general revolution edecsed in-aot blythe
snpoInied io9 chtsa1oLtbe tadjSidaai II oue:tion
hcng Tony Delight the hcad-scenttr OF lte Moth
NrAf
, 1865-12-22
DI E D..

In th,, city. yesterday evening. MAEY j. wife OF
1snac l. istkeon ESo, aged Il yeArs- The rtruAtns
vii pe taken 10 ChevI Valley WnrcEaEo County for
~ rockford. ILL.,. papers ptesse COPY.
On lis 1aih .t.. Itslih NEStaM.S, luiaat son 81
Luclt md John EElton.
, 1865-12-22

= QNVu& WII31F"V41IH
The Anai-NalIFoAd Monopoly Meeting
did Not Take Place.

Especial Despatch to the chiesgo Tfibnnc.]
MENDOZA, Dec. 81.
The anti,ratlroad monopoly meeting advertised
In the Chicago papers to come OF IN Mendota on
the a1s did not take place. No local notice Of the
meeting given, and the citizens Of this vicinity
knew nothing Of the call for the meeting, conse-
quently no arrangements were made, no speakers
engaged, and the affair did not erea reach The pro-
portions Of respectable hzzle. The citizens and
farmers In this section feel fully the importance OF
the movement, and ase ready at any time to help
get up telling demonstration. provided come one
viii take the lead In the matter. and there Is no
doubt tnch meeting wil1 be held at no DISTANT
day. It is unfortunate that tho call wns unauthen-
heated, as the aair. II ptnperly called, would have
been largely attended and much interest uaanl-
feffed.
, 1865-12-22

..p,,, - -,, Sxw , TeRx. DEF. y.
Go7ToS-.Saies 1900 baiss at SIG s. sor msad'ius
ssSc Ys. s1.ls VI pfx sis Il 4 nm
pesnc siase or De's e4tta stass: s: e IS
TT choice co;s. 1esssa for sapsrqpe Mesten ssloa
s. sonEos = soed ss'pelas sEsoa e1ts :ssoa Seop
eo.: :eS esa e. oas es bet sss E.s
Il zsssl sss;ssa assss
Mgsk11s nSsss y d9' ,.s :. eooa
III r a. nS q ta! sls f9
st. 4eiases ior sS nsG MI as, eaa
f.-HkN Is for new amber stale. Eyc Is quIet and
ss!ts e e.; Els ctts Il
1e better; ssles 80 b. tsas9ae ior onkound and
steady at ss Sc ior unsouod aad dassic for sound.
1nclnd!ne eaics Of prime stats sor export st ssc;
: j. ss SSas : qfst IS aia ior
Mukcotaoo f'e1at fs1a On private Terms and bo1es
g speesen aus eaa On
HorEAre gnes .no steady al 1estac for 1851 crop
Pr11o1HS-isdu dull At 4oxs4ic fer Grade: ssastc
I0o b:s crude IoF Janray at 4oc 1oo bfls refined ID
!. as s: s ~ IS;
@s6 lis iieei e rassei i s:ssdJ sles 81 Is sis
ios nsx M Hlsd'51 d5 m mcss; s., ~ ess2!9o ioE
s1ss i.os ior I'D eSia ~ mess s. M.see Hse1is nore
active sa1es IN t1res prime meas and India mess oa
Meais ~ unchaascd sales of o packages ii i1a1s
1afd aarEet rslb ansT ssss Or 80 LII at IL
for State. Cheese 9ulet 1t .i2lsc TOT common to
, 1865-12-22

NEW YoRK, Dec. a1:-Last evening freight car
Tlyer Railroad and Tcn.h Avenue railway, aud the
csrs scrr shattered and a number Of persons In
i,nd. though none se1ionsiy.
PuiLApIru1A, Dec sl.-This morning the paa.
, 1865-12-22
FROM DES MONIES.

convicted and Sentenced to be Hanged.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.]
DEs NoEEs, Dec. 81.
Joseph B.'ce, charged with the murder OF one
Mtllen, in Taylor county, about year since, has
been convicted Of the crime md sentenced to be
hapeed on the I'd Of February next.
, 1865-12-22

EOR SALE-One half interest in
u patent right for the statc Of Indiana. The ps-
tcnt has already been Inn odueed into tht Stste and
the opportunity offered Tor good trade uneQuafed.
For particulars address P. o. Box 1s.s0, Chicago.
, 1865-12-22

First NATIONAL MACHINE WonEs Asn Fo-s-
DIET, Nos. ii, s. AND IS JErrEnsos SrnkE1.-
Nesers. Atwate1 4 Allcn hare purchased the Meth
ods. Episcopal Church On Jefferson street, between
Madison and Washington, and fitted 1t up ~ 0sBt
class Machine Shop, with The most improved ma
ehincgy. entirely new. and hare added thereto
large Foundry. Those Of onr country friends uho
desire ANYTHING in the line Of steam engines, M
chincr. Iron Or brass castrgs, patterns, &c, done
them call,
, 1865-12-22

WANTED Agents-I
W sEANUAm H147oxt II thov.r ef,n
ts,19G, 20 %3ss OF oysr l9o ls.as n.zs.. sPiendt
eernes. maps and di7zYat,s, fhe .n.hos 49, J
nS soGrned himself strictly 10 o;rietn1 d
s1ceeeaed N Producing Just xhat thn -,
h,s md Impartial hisinty Of the W. ~
snentic no seEaoEc- The great supef3ux
ts marked oy degree Of t6oFouzhar,e :,
Sttaane Cd By no ocotempd1Ary. Tnoussnda II
OF various infet1or works b4ye alrpasiY lafd
= worthless End nnEtliAnIa, anu ssscrtrr.
illustrations than any Historical Wnrf
pEteoced a2t1ts Ind It the hess book 10
Returned officers and soldiers, and eee.
meu IN want Of prod table emrloyment vi
rAr chance 70 clear E31 pet month. for pr,
ZRIGLEI, M'CTRDY 4 CO.. Sptcd'a NftN.
, 1865-12-22
that ytcfQ " Will aTeT1Eu twevc to sftk e1 t1thet

BEE71Ax. 1oEs. pso. aIWeatheE Ecty cold IT,
lor more belofe morning.
ess 81
weeks past.
r. dIss ss II
f9h a. ~ e. srns
clcsS md 6os(y. About two incaes snow.
c1nan Rsc!p 1oss, ss M%Aao95 to1s neht.
C1ARrScr, towa, Dec flint ltttle snox. weather
!sss p ss: 9Sass
7S: pa,rsror., 1o~s, Dec .,-soov.a hard yesterday
F1E ,!sss,ef ,ss'y H.s .ae ,y sss; ou,
fsss Ss'ss &c &C. Aae. ''.se '1e' on '''
Is ss'z zzas tt' t''" not enough 70: 's'! With
seeloSE a6eye zsfo: e'Sp9y Siaa bio xias seatly
in III. da5. - ''' '''" '
Eppry1us; low. Dec. = .-Wes:ber extremely
Fl Tin1m1D, IowA De-. sCwea.bsrs aS soa 4u ans e1e.r
iassss AZ qsS SSsa ys,siYsy 5sS. nee .Th,
Ts1sg hs,s sa Ar Y.
te.ms crossing % the iee. 'S'3'' -'1's' '''''' >
An1st m inrh ~ snnW TTtr rosaJ sS
lae % the ise. - '' W. 1''l ''''e' a1o 1s'o' '1'
uoae9aie7 e. ss7F 51
i5ssss ! sasT: III !.s S.iEsss morning AD'a' NO
c1oSdy. Tnetmonetcr Il 1err Xhnns sn 'ScS nf
, 1865-12-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

UnEua foreign perfumes 1nfcst the
market. The rial csnaot be imported on account
Of the Enormous dGty. :teanwhife Phalons ~ Night
Blooming Cefeus." which would beat them out of
ibe field even uCder fEec-tade systcM, IS every
whezc 10 u1gent demand. Sold by al druggists.
best
, 1865-12-22

"ANTED-Information-Of L..
w Rhoads, r. F.. Robinson aud h. HalIocS, for.
merlg or Grand I:srds, Mich. nud subsequently o.
RsooSnsll. No. Il either q these parties wilt send
he may hear OF something to h!s advantage. RICH
ARD EDWARDS. BAKER, Chicago. III. b57i
, 1865-12-22
Ti,onc beautiful Albums Mt Ill Dear
born stIeei can lc bought nj coet. Don't forget to
call on Brjca. h751

Those beautiful Albums Mt Ill Dear
born sIeei cau lc bought nj cost. Don't forget to
call on Brce. bill
To Country RublI<herR.-Eour ntten-
non is Invited 10 advertisement in want column Of
this !ssne, headed waited 10 exchange for conu-
uy newspaper. bG9l
n Bad Esrcatll the createst cnrsc Of lise.
How many lorers it has separated;, how many
tricnds fore:er parted The subject Il 10 delicate
your dearest friend will not mention It and yon may
DC ignorant Of The lact yourself To effect radi-
cal cu1c use the Balm OF Thousand Flowers as a
deutiace night and morning. II also beautides
the complexion removing all TIM, ptmpes and freck-
Chicago: Wholesale agent and al druggists.
ocs3t1CS-lT.NW-F
Petroleum Vnpor Cooking Stoye~.-
One half the right Of Cook comfy for sale. A good
Investment Call and examine at Gs East Monroe
street, Chieaco- b4G3
Go to the Hest-Cn to Hsyanl j. Strait
tons Chict:o Commercial College TO get thor
ouch, pract1s1i bu.lues. education. or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address enclosing
fttmps) for crcnlars, BurASr l. Sru4TroS, Chfca-
60, Ill.
, 1865-12-22
THE SNOW SIORM.
Two to Twenty.Three Degrees Below
Zero.


sunxe e'o" ~e4'- tA19a' 'ot3 VI I'VE Iaeues oa
from the north. Snow about four Inches detp.
IN fSe III gss f S ~
tsns ana q ~ .; nj ihe SHOW btgzn nlli1g and con
a9 n9 xao il f. Faa ef. !.
hphwsys n snx M nncea Ell ana ~
81 tssias g '1s.si, sleEnins i Very good now
i ss I'll
nas ded 1ns9sa q e asom is
ngx .,,0ns esfIse' nss 1ss7s
snow o ie!si Eo;d, nes szifea az aaea Sn': III e
Clear III day and very cold.
8..z!o1. M7 Pc; M:-Tenr inches OF SNOW tsl1 here
sooVs zao. '>-'1N''S S"'As-''e'
1cp., n, pee. 21:@We.ther cold and cloudy. and
sud iYo acdei Of saoT 4he aa, apa a2 ee1a
Ga cns.Tos, n In 1l', Dec s.-7ne ve..ne, se,tara,v ~.
5s9 FL: id tss aox th5ss issh Az; eiess i
dTtcd Last night bus trains aTe running on dms.
zcEo at eight o'clock thfs morning, :"
cd is s,sts .rtt9e a9e
essaus Sow the des e ssrc aerS ,h!s
nisht. ~ ->p'1 - 'a1oo ncneS tass
o5s 5eh 81 H. hsf pf 4 sss saa
evening. ~A s'ee@ >a'S
stass s asos ss sa sa9 s IT, s
ID n.Ea,Ts ~ ,s3 Rl d,; gss nts:n be-
de1p. ''~1' 80 A13 . t'''' fncnes
yEstlAKEs yEst! s1 n, pcs 2l-oa,ss cold. uttls Wind
DowSKr's CEoEx, H., Dec 9l.-CIesr and vary rid
, 1865-12-22

EAssEs on THE STREET CAns.-The Chicago
Eoentng FoR says that .'thc street railway com.
lanics Of this city have decided to gzant no more
tree passes af&cf The first Of Janua,y. They alee
that much OF the stealing doue BY conductors is
owing to there being 10 many persons travelling On
pafRez. II The conductor makes email returns he
readily accounts for II by saying shat erat many
Of the passengers bad ptsset. 1t IL supposed that
BY stopping this pass syEtetn the conductors will
h8re less chance 10 help Themselves, and ibe re-
cctpts Of The companies viii chow an astonishing
fnt5eARcn
, 1865-12-22
THECITY,

orzfnse or TIE NV SrocK YAHps.-We learn
that bat at last been definitely settled to open
the new Union Stock Yards on Mond. ~ next,
, 1865-12-22
5tolen.
.iFDunD.

EOUND-Cow. Strayed into the
yard OF J. Powers at bridgeport, 1,riadlo Cow,
between seven and eight years DID, which the oysaes
can have bE paying charges md proving property.
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