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The weekly Copiahan., 1865-12-30
Nov. Is. l8G5-1t
Administrators Notice.

Estate. Sarah Segrest
WHEREAS, letters tcstamentary on
the estate of Sarah Segrest, deceas-
ed, were granted to the undersigned
at the last November term of the
Probate Court of Copiah county,
State of Mississippi.
Now, all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased,
are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law,
or the same will be barred.
DAVID T. SEGREST,
Testator.
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AdFilIRlistFator's Notice.
ESTATE. ...SARAU MCDANIEL
WHEREAS, letters of administration
on the estate of Sarah Mcdaniel,
deceased, were granted to the un-
dersigned at the last November term
of the Probate Court of Copiah
county, State of Mississippi.
Now, all persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased,
are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law,
or the same will be barred.
w. S. MCDANIEL,
Administrator.
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Executors s Sale.

BY virtue and in pursuance of decree
of the Probate Court of Gopiah county
State of Mississippi, made at the December
term, 1865, thereof, the undersigned, Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of W. 7,
Reyes, deceased, will - s-s< -
On Monday, the 5h day of february, 1866,
between the hours prescribed by law, pro-
ceed to sell, at the Court House door and
at public auction, in said county, to the
highest bidder for cash, all that certain tract
of land situate in the county aforesaid, con-
tanning by estimation five hundred and
'thirty eight acres, more CT less, and descla.
bed as follows: The west half of southwest
quarter OF section 2S, and east half south
east quarter of section 30, md west half of
southeast quarter and southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section 80, all in town.
ship 10, range 8 east ; and the northwest
quarter OF northwest quarter of section 8 :;
and northeast quarter of section 4, township
8, range east; and the following, starting
ten chains north of the southwest corner of
the northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section 26, township 10, range east;
thence east to the railroad, including all of
the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
anti northwest quarter of southeast quarter
of section rs, township 10, range s east
lying south of said line, and west of the
railroad and the following: all that part
of the southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter and southwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter of section IS, township 10. range east
lying west of the railroad. The above land
lies Immediately on the New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad, about five
miles below Hazlehurst. About fifty acres
cleared, and cultivated about five years
The Improvements, such as houses, &c, are
not good. 1t is first class pine land, and
heavily timbered. For the purposes Of a
saw mill and lumber it cannot be surpassed
besides it is sufficiently fertile for planting
purposes.
JAMES II. MEEK, Executor.
December g. lS65-5t 80.
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ALL WARRANTED PURE:

ALL WARRANTED PURE:
Acids, all kinds Alcohol
Balsam Copaiba Ammonia carbonate
Blue Mass Bay Rum
Borax Blue vitriol
Calomel Birthstone
Cantharides Castor Oil
Chloride Lime Chalk, red and white
Concentrated Ley Chloroform
Cream Tartar Copperas
Ginger Gum Assafetda
Indigo Ipecac
Jalap Lunar Caustc @.-
Madder Mace
Mamma .... Magnesia
Musk Morphine
Nutmegs Opium
Pepper Potash -
Quinine Quicksilver
Sulphur Syringes
Salts, Epson saltpetre
Saleratus Soda
Snuff in bottles Soap, all kinds
Turpentine Tannen
FURE FRENCH BRANDY
BEST OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY
BEST OLD RYE AND BOURBON
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= a mily Groceries!
Comprising in part the following articles
FLOUR, extra, superfns ana choice extra.
SUGAR, dark brown, ,fighSsbrown. yellow
clarified. white clarified and cruslIeo.
RIO COFFEE best. >t ..,E
Sugarhouse Molasses.
Fresh Lard.
Fresh Butter.
Bacon. Hams, g., &c. .e -,
Cheese Crackers. .su
. Oysters fresh, Oysters spiced.
Sardines,
Jellies,s ''t
Pine Apples, ,
Strawberries and Cherries in cans.
Beef, in cans, - q.
Raisins,
Candy, &c, &c. 81
. A choice assortment Of
Combs, Brushes, Colognes, Pomades,
Toilet Soap, Pocket Knives,
Scissors, de-, dc.
Sylers, Butter Buckets, Picnic Buck
cts, Tubs, painted and unpainted.
Water Buckets painted and
Brass Bound, Clothes
.. Lines, Backing
Brushes.
Backing, Ink, Pens, Penho1ders,
Papers, &C., DC.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
AMERICAN BRANDY.
Best Whisky, Sherry Wine, MADEIRA,
Wine, Port Wine.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
The Great Cedr0n Bitters.
SOZODONT OH OF PALM AND
MACE, for the hair, &C., &c.
( Ia As' $vsrs'n'ns in the
Drug e. Family Grocery Line
We intend to keep nothing but the best,
and to sell as low as any other house.
Powder, Shot and Caps,
GD'S and ELYS WATER PROOF.
BLOCK TIN MILK PANS.
Paints, OTIS!
ME, G E II e N T,
W hite W ash Brush e s.
PAINT BRUSHES, de-, dc.
October 2s, ls65-ly n -,
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-..--
LIS s'och is compie' consisting in part o
r,ooas
| : Eanro,s
Soisa,ino plaids
7o''11 rnno,, ~" 1"l p,a;Ss ag a3 g.
a, 49, :,,.
|
g a c o 6 8 ''''"
/ - 5t
'aE Ja,s.
-a#E, a ..,..
.. ,z{4...t
ID. Ea.
FRENCH hnglisn' ana american colofs.
|
|
rt@
Cambricks, ,s,4, ,,4g
Damask Iabie-cloths. ''1
Blrds-eye Diaper,
g hucSe3aeh Ea}aoa plaRer, na|'1i,ns
.,
/ -,
D'oto" o"" 01e0c1e0 DomesttcS.
....s s-
Brown and Rlaaobad surFr,xc ....
Muslin Dnlains f,ncv and ,,lo;,
Ponlins and In" iufaStr;np, ShS p"'D'
po,t Toe-tyana W. w D"',dt -,
nn,ors ''i-o o''o' AoiiAe' i'i'oon' "''
Drass Tr;u,n;ras
Artificial Flowers, ..
... Rrid,a Wrooths .a@
'f- Iaoos ua;r No+s o,a pro;5,
Wells Jaconet and Sn,;ss Fdr;ns and Pands' .",'
0'' '''o'ii>' - anu 100 ms "No ''''''uS'
sx7pnrNc "a Mpprr
- - 49, - ~
I,ooo+ Co,.;
Swiss Muslin,
Cross-barred Muslin,
Brillianteens,
.-~~ Opera Flannels,
Dotted Fannels,
p,a;as st.;,os Apron ohecks'
'"'I Domestics stis
Ladies Gloves and Gauntets,
Hasiery, 'H' Fame Fancy "iL% Belts t"""'''''
Shawl Pins ' NesdIns p;ns ;,''
| Throod ga p,+4o,. ~, NJ
Mnramhinue a. inu ''''oS' Tae1aans Taehta Meiiho'
Contnn Eion,o, r;nsharr ,,oho;.
frish I'J innn ,s Pna5n naTi, ;nan mon"i'
-'
BtGcE, Btue, Green and BrO1Cn BarGze
Isoo Wills 1;,o,, c,n,,;o
U;Ifs H embro;aorod batnSt;ehoa anu,iI ond ,,,;n
Gimp, Bugle. Braid and Ribbon Trimmings
I.inan ColIors and Cuffs Tadies Po,,otS
Ladies and Misses Hats, &C., &c, &c.
Il ~ S,1r SNOW ,,s,s..-Y .,,,.
y [,,s = NI,H'S
haoies anu MISSES oilppers, ualScrs' Bus
cot. rNif MIS- noo'evs VT anu bailh0fais. o. G,
"ehts' oal1 ana Waterproof Boots Shoes
an congress "ai'erS'
,Io+o
P'o'o'
. u u IL T. IL
Mems English and American SADDLES.
Ladies saddles, Brides Martingales, Girths,
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NEW ORLEANS. ~.
~" Agentfor the sale of r. Hoe & Co.'s
Printing frases, and James Conners Sons
Printing TyEs. 5al ll de-
B0tRDING SCHOOL.
AIRS. i. Z. CAMPBELL has commenced
lNI the. slah annual term of her school in
Hazlehurstand is prepared to receive few
more pupih -,
The locaon is pleasant, healthy, and in
every wayhitable for the accommodation of
young Lads. ~
EducaNtAaving been with her labor
of years "a indeed become labor of love;
and it is he object to treat those committed
to her carsnOt as toys and butterflies, but
as thos Nto are capable of vast mental and
moral Ore, and destined to fill exalted
positi21 usefulness and honor.
II rates for board and tuition or
thea IN currency, sep163t
u e S A. DOLL,
Nhington street, Vicksburg,
TTAS light at Government Sales the follow
III inedrtcles, at prices which will enable
HIM to 81 them at about
iNE-HALF THEIR VALUE, .t "
and stilhaord him living profit.
1000 settHARNEss for wag ms and p!ows
25s wApNs .,.
1900 PRss and sHovELs l'
500 sAlbLEs
2oos Bra and Riding BRIDES 'a
so sets CARPENTERS TOOLS -.+
10 calakin BELOW in complete order
1000 Haers ...
1000 pat Trace Chains
1000 lbs Horse and Mule Shoes
800 AA.
90 Astulances.
80 saalers' Stitching Horses.
500 aaa, Horse Brushes and Curry Combs.
.. ALSO e.. q.
Cookin; ;and Heating Stoves with Fixtures
Twenttons Wrought Iron, &c, &c.
In ddition to TIE last enumerated above,
don't Tget that he keeps large stock of
DRY ;00Ds, GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
Decpber ., 1865.
IDNY'S RESTAURANT,
HAZLEHURST.
On6r about the 18th December, TONY will
re-otp lis famous Restaurant, and be amply
prl s furnish fhe p.sic with all til,
Z DELICACIES OF THE SEASON,
servd up in his own inimitable style.
Hi regular bill of fare will consist Of
OYSTERS,
FOWLS,
FISH,
s~ BEEFSTEAK,
> HAM AND EGGS,
REAL MOCHA COFFEE,
sARDINEs,
LOBSTERS, &c. &c.
G2'0ce3'le
IL connection with his Restaurant, he vii
ketton hand constant supply of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Flour. Hams,
Coffee, Sugar,
E~Candles, Crackers, 49,
Salt. M0lasses, ..
I Pickles, Pepper,
I Cheese, Spices,
aAl everything needed for family consumption
COefeCtiOas cries.
| CANDIES, ALMONDS,
| RAISINS, PECANS,
CANNED FRUITS, JELLIES,
and all ether confections always for sale.
The weekly Copiahan., 1865-12-30

The highest CASH PRICES will be paid for
tSlULTRY, BUTTER and EGGS delivered at
fEe Restaurant. ioN1 L.
IafIazlehurst, December 2, 1865.
The weekly Copiahan., 1865-12-30

NJ. SoCh, Ciel
Pee. I6. ISf5-5t
, 1865-12-16

aendins their Grain to Be wtute7ed la Chicago
us1ehouftA. Tie art thing il 10 SEQ 1rst what
ron can do for youtseN. and then sec what tae
GoYerLnent rin do for you. P1of. Turner SPOKE
ut considerable length, md riih much acceptance
to the audierce.
PASSAGE or TH1 RESOLUTIONS.
On motion the resolutions were passed upon
sa5Gfim,
Tbs 6rst, second, third and fourth resolutions
were adopted without debate. The ann WIS
adopted liter brief reuaEks By Mesao. Gslnsna ann
Van Eppa> ,,-.a -
1one length the question Of fatlroad charters as
vested rights. He argued enphatcally that S tns
legislature had full power to le4e!ate npo1 ~ ques-
tiops counected With railroad ares md freight
charges.
nrats a. applicable 10 raitroad Charters and ins1s
ed that tailfuad corporations Ind no vested rights
Nhich could not bt controlled by the legislature.
The resolutions tre1e then adopted.
Mr. Fell offered the following resolution:
R<s4{red> That committee Of five be appointed
whoee duty 1t shall be to call mass convention Of
the people Of this State OF Illinois to Carry into e
fect the object contemplated IN The third resolution
Of the eecond series. Carried.
After the presentation OF several resolutions,
which affcf long discussion were withdrawn, and
passage Of u vote OF thanks To the 0fhcera Of the
Convention, The meeting adjourned siat ole.
, 1865-12-16
Q(Jifo4o Qribnrtt.



The Cincinnati Commercial names General
1hoeoas l. Cx7ttandeu for the Kentucky g. s. sen
atokshtp.
Hon. Thomas Coex1n was struck with par
alysaa 1t dinner party hst evening N ashtnston.
md now liza tn critical situation.
The firm Of Grant l. Perkins, At Ga1cnA, III.
IN the hide md leather business, was dissolved on
1ae 1t Of December BY the aithdsawL Of the &C.
s1paft1Ar-Nr. J. E. Grant. tather Of DlJ1ses.
Ir o. L. Grant, brother OF the Gtuera1, also learcs
7ae snm md viii establish hiraeen At Chicago.
The story Published In the Decatur Nli.}
1Sta~ae, md copied by u, that Col. s. 5. Goode'
dtsphoed from the 7tsr Illinois regiment in 1861 ID
1axox ot the thsn Cap. L. =. Grant, had LATELY
comr into possession OF an English batpn41 1ide
and cst&toa, Is denied "br authority
The pressure upon our columns this NOM
1aT, c.used By the report Of The execution Of Cor
bst md P}enlne, TIT .rport Of the Commissioner
4f internal 1lesenue, and lhe FarneEs Convention
at Bloomington eompe1s us 10 seod out this Issue
<E tae yamvsE without our usual quantity md
vaitety Of editorial ulattex,
4 flre al Ottawa, III, on the 18th, destroyed
eight buildings in the bualness portion Of the
1orn, occupied by the Erapire Saloon. where the
11re nts, began; SchooEe'a barber shop: lii. Kkn.
dolpb, ha4nesz shop; Reardou & Guiidcn. shoe
<ealers: ]. Crizsman. taller shop: Halhest 4 Ma
Gofiu, boots and stoes; Di1uick Bro, druggists,
and Nj. Van Dcusen rcsidcucc. Me=srs. Hoes 4
Leland owned ~Ix Of the bai|dnEs destroyed, Mr..
Eehe1bergnr asolher, and MI Manley the last
The entire 3oss II estimated nt 3s0, 600. Messss
1loes 4 Ieland, though officers of the IaSallc
County Nutual Insurance Company. were not IN
nrned On their property. hence they sufer heavily
DR.. Robert Hunter, well known throughout
.hc county for lfs method OF treating corsump
ton by inhalation, has lately undergone uia1 Al
, 1865-12-16

Hee in thu Court, md CANNOT the usople
of the Stale aay, through their dele xated
suthortty, that the man who hasscommItted honl-
cide stan ueSet vote or hold ofdce? What more
powe9 bare people in conventions than Congress
s. under tho constitas1oal Conventloas can
PRESENT qualifications Of candidates nj othce Con-
E.ets he's pot7e1 Just a plenltJ. HI. speed nan-
f6iped then that qualification In laW Is not penalty
Ia looked upon It as so1aethInK which Con-
cress noay make II The duty Of the Cont to
embrace. AEeT further argument, Nj. Speed said
te usnted all the powers Of Government EXERCISED
for the purpose Of bringing abons pe.ce. No gov
erunent had evE1 passed through so many trials IL
our OVID, Within the list four yeass. The alumbef-
im7 powef4 OF The Constitution, when
u ~ f., con3%saesa1 anss;1 were foa4a 9d,,,as a.
vi III, Garland did, b. reason Of bis su1a.onis'
tic position in rebellion. become a public enemy,
nd be thus vacated the Office which be held Par.
dop did rot restore him, nor give the petitioner
tiehts be- did not otherwise possess. uc r.
pta.ed that the osth prescribed By Con
rTs3 was a qualification and not pen
Civ. epd il wns competent for Congres!
to nrescribe It. The oath was 1ust In 1eiter aut
sTIr1t. Hon. Keycrdy Johnson will On next FEtaa!
eontl1ue his argument In support Of The aRpnca
cEpenter G md speed were listened to With markef
a4t:n11n. The above Il mere outline Of prom
MP. views presented by these Eentlernen-
, 1865-12-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Mary Harris Connsel-Pab1lcafion
Of the Congressional DirectoTy-Sec.
W'eIlcss Review Of the Craven Court
martiaf-Horace Maynard on the
Prospects, OF HeadnIAsfon-SuAra:
Prospects In thc Dlatrless.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbuue.]
WASHINGTON, Dec Is.
Alter having pIeaaantly called the prea,dlng
Judge Liar md scouudrtl on yesterday, the late
counsel fos Mary Haz1ia was today permitted 10
proceed with the tr1a1 Of case in tie District Su
preme Court. No apology WAS made.
The Congressional directory Ia ont. being about
month in advances OF the customary publication.
The Navy Department has issued IN order on the
curious ending OF the Craven Court Msrtal- Crsven
was commander Of Of our vessels. and failed To
accept the challenge Of the rebel ram Stone~a1 to
fight at Fer.utl, for when the Department court.
nlarttaled h1m. and the court rendered sentence
;. % s sSsas ss T. - ss a g
pay for two Fears. Secretary Wets says # was the
duty of The accused to encounter the StoneTal1,
sna Il through pss'sns o. sPynSI ILL.,
did not do his utmost to capture o. destroy the
veste and Is gqst Of Tie snsrg RrSSeE5;s IT,;
find Proved 1t appears TINT The accnsed instead d
ts1ang merely In single particular faied ia nany
sf Go sns ~ IL f.
He wns therefore not on]y guilty Of the Charge bu
guilty IN the b1padest sense, md 1nch guilt called
for adequate punishment such a. the necessary t9
ference tEpm what tho Court md proved but thtl
il DESTROYED and the finding Of guilty eoutrndictee
/ by xh1i The Court nnds not proved. The whole ac
| ton OF the Court unfortunately suggests TO Oh
Gers Of the Navy m tnte7tnte which
| the Department IN behalf Of t6t
Court rat sszenaore3y dtscla&m for them AZ not IN
tended Or at least a. not matnrcfy considered Tha
| inference Il that the general rule within command
fng officer Of the nary should be. "do not light J.
there Il chance Of defeat !" 1nthef than the cnu
rerse rn1e. light ii there IL chance Of victory
The principle uniformly tncuicated - rule OF "a
| commander In war to take great r1sk4 for the Ac
| complfth1Dcnt Of great ends.
| Hof7ee Msynard being asked Whist he Thought o
the prospects OF The Tenneeece delegation snce u
last action OF the House, snid that be though
Thad- Stevens had the v hole Southern Coutederac,
in his breaches pocket, and meant 10 keep itthes
for good while.
Washington city officials are IN great tr7bulauo1
] shout the impending bill extending suffrage TO tn
negroes Of ihe District. The collamcf fuueta
speeches prevented it, presentation yesterday, bu
ii Wi1l cune IN soon. Meantime The Board Of Aids1
men had special meeting on the subject list Night
IN which the wicked radicals who proposed To- hsuz
! negro suffrage down The throAts Of this 1oyal com
1n1uity, were cuEsed with al The curses 0! the y
bel1fon. The negroes we're accused Ct haEinS tol
The city echool fund, &c. The Common Connc
went aetep far1her- They concluded 70 hDtd
election In 4 fer days. in which none but while
should participate, TO dee1de whether negEot
ought to vote, the result Of the election to be 8f
! before CONGRESS for its guidance.
, 1865-12-16


Terrible Steamboat Dikaster-EfeVen
Titve% 14ost-The ArknnhAn Outrage
Execution Of the -Navt-
CATION Oh tue m1sAfssippf Suspended.
Especial Despatch to the chlcaco Mbune-l
CA1Ho, Dec Is.
On last Saturday the boiler Of the eteatnH DE-
Soto. lumles bout plying between rascaEouls and
New Orleans, exploded near f1.eagoula. Ten or
ckrcn 1rcs were lost.
have already te.cgraphcd you regarding the
Outrage which wns committed by negro NAnea
kit on Two children Of Nj. HudEna, near E1dorado,
Ark, Shortly nfter the onlracc Was committed,
four ca1ored men, stimulated By the ze.Erd Of
31oo0 started amer Ei., and found him working
on farm abont my miles from E1aozado. lie
admitted to them that he had done the hcndtsh
deed bu, stated as excnsc shat be did It 10 r.
senge. Ou bc3np brought back Judge Lynch took
charse of u,m and &, s1eeutea bin 10 thoE oraes.
Tue Mississippi River 1t this place If full Of fun-
min: :ac Iioate arc unable to pass. The Atlantic
and Osborne bound down are aground, the foEmc'
IT Scc}ey's. aud The latter NJ Baiubrdgc- They
Kill nru1allS Ot ftnzcp IN,
, 1865-12-16
FENIANA.
Return Of Fentnn Agents from Ire1nna q
-Thr3 Are DtAArpulnted-Naeesln IN
New York and Phltadc1Phi&-

-Thr@ Arr DtAATpntnse0-NAFe<A s
New. York and Phltadc1Phia~
xEw Yonx, Ike. 13-Is If rrrorted that laree
nuuahex at eecrrt agents of the FcnIAn uFothef'
ho,d, who were rent by the Organization u tbs
cxlfltf! u drill and in.ttue' tho lr1th people, r.
rLrntd In the s'raner y~rirrdas. They report dis
aIFAan&Grnt ii the partial iu!utc OF the morcLucat
III Ireland. but are c'ondrut Of ultfna.t succrrs.
1fry ray rr,'at alar.n pr-sal&t anon. the autaod-
tr. IN fr~latd aud at thr tim" o! thc,s dcp.rasr
lIutl.n prevented Tic appearance vi = >att camp.
luftnr tte trial nf prispn~T ci,srsr ~tth fsrsron
fhr rrtnrtpal eHnArss -! f+r city r.Ird With
ht1rr totH and artillery. 1At-nIs at tnorn.ra no
tlex ehsF..ed mp ana npwn thr cEnwdrd >t-or, And
ffrqneuti, cati'e il euIlsstun with tht p:upl,.
Il {rtntss o. = Frnisu mid s'-r-niy pr. at:~t In
<+~ HrunswlFk. and psf'plr ~ rc ttvatiY rAeIt<a
.r7.r alarm Ass anhstdrA.
t-utiAurf s.,tsA. lb*<. ,;.-Af = meeting Of sh
trnsn. ii Mt,u,iurann. lt'l.. lss, ul.ht. sr.t,tu
liza. s.err ra.s~d tssdaf.tns - MAh"ury. IN
J,.kt,u t1rxt~ u Fsstlsns II tll@o1~~t~f tHY. "
t... 4Af ts4f,+ +*t4s ti.~ nrti0n nj tAatss',,ey
Arx Y..Ha. INK ta,-*sFfaf ftrttrtnsnt prevail
.x,n..r tl,s te1aAns t3rts h~AdqrsstEes nrs st
.r-,a.t<3nx tA< ettsr. tstr14sFs and hsa~es r+,s
~ ~ n, IL t.sxsd ~ ~ArA l&4i rrht thF atuI
.s1.rs IT IN n asAsstsA tAAsr ~t- - lafF si5 =
s,~Asd lAst ~ Ns.x t~san II Rts~ WY asa Ii
.,n.alnx eA*,art.s4s - The %sk t~tFsssnt kmh
.1sr ssnp,&.s,tss ~ Iadess~ UAAAsae1*
, 1865-12-16

~ P. ADAMS & CO.,
W GENERAL PRODUCE
EOAI1T1SSION MERCHANTS
20 Commercial street, Boston, Mass.
, 1865-12-16
Nfn, advertisements.

fY-Q. II. SCRIYEN d CO., Adverf1sina
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, aFe authoF.zed
Agents to receive eAdsertiseu0 enfs for tho Tra'
buue, and ail othrr leading papers through
out the United STATES and CRuada.
, 1865-12-16

MASONIC.-A special communi-
Nl cauau Of Cleveland Lodge 10. al. a. +. 4 a.
Issona Will be held thu Is tTpEDAf} evening. II
O'Clock for work On the u. n. DeZtte:
M 4, 8, HUBBARD, Secretary.
, 1865-12-16
Purchase Your Tickets Down Town

viii be ealaired 10 N eight column paper sad viii
u pron new en- N n e1l.teoee: e:-,,,,
500 s
ee sase 81 e. Is 1hf
nsted 10 tht purpose OF particular party Clique
f.a so Il ST T u e
s; i s5a.stSs, 6 & % ri IL
r. s n eoy Ecos: m ShssSo Il sS
sna fta not fSe nte!sss .. pe!iess., sa.l' dsn.nd
1nsS'is saeial md foliaesi Interests ttae Norm:
Free Labor, FREQ Trade, and Equal
Privileges
Are demanded alike By he spirit Of our repabllean IT,
ft.etia ea1 o E tieedo II IT, of
A!lhe rEhts oi labor is stcp u thf 4lsssao9 o. e
II asa & ase
I'd to ,he STAR. opp1ess!as tas eos a91 tmnsa!nx
8 j
sas ps q q aa g: IT, 9
Justice to all Men,
Without rrkrcct to color Of nativity. We shall
stdeF no man IN the community. no matter how poor.
q ss Or Ehs eo9 hI Ill., a q
copfdEpcf. and TO quicken commerce. DOLE LOCAL &p4
0fttAnt hY promoting that un3rtfna3 11n1aton Of
xduc1tlo: md Literature. which improves mind auo
incttce 1t to seek aud prosecute those tnttrpfnes
Fla F1aliy. Te shall MAKE TIiE 0HiGA0o POsr
a Live Newspaper,
One 1hieh WI truly .ees: nc 4ay NE Of tals est.
ern Metropolis which Will do dirty work for no paf-
II, clique d tna!vtaHal: Which VII he guided 91ly
Wi pot hestate % s9goss eo1nptSn. rassaiity snd
honesty. efficiency md Iel meEt: Wh;cn WI 1espest
or the Christian religion which VIII aivea Just
ient for fA!E price and he n1annced at au times upon
the only correct business has3s-that OF paying ITS
dchts aud expecting Its dehLofr 70 rhy thetrs.
We shall furnish fratclnas daily newspaper In I'll"
cnxo II The unusually low price Of
Fifteen Cents q Woek,
Which will place within the reach Of readers Of all
cissies-the day laborts as well ~ ne Millonn5s
We shaN make suth papct a. vii! be read q oot1
-iIte viii Interest and rro and be aorSht after not
L Is cheap. but because IT is valuable and
XII orders from tie cnnptr should he addressed To
The Post Printing Company,
1o1 RANDOLPH STREET,
b.o CHICAGO, I'LL
, 1865-12-16

Hurrah for the Holidays
Most Lauehaole Thing on Earth! 5000 Changes q
chastc and harmless. New style sent bJ mall for s.
qeuts. -- --n...v.~-.,
aCIrfrF Fhfrs on nj b3luet
, 1865-12-16
VOL. XIX.

.thsn The cau ca.z1 with Ill the ships now IN the
United 8iatea- .....-
sass.sd to hs.1 ,se fsets9.a f test stsst
district, nj the Morris Convention. ts1tohle and
Ete4 1T the reg trct hold, and 1xy be did not sec
how conld be temed1ed- Thst ~ had 70 con
tend with Easten rapttsljsts- 1hat they md m
the1e Ia nok one who has unlimited capital tnd nm
lttutted mems md 1 our cause Ia Just It By thlS
project We can eicvate humanity, 5s!otcsA G1me'
eiothe tha r2ked, supply food to millions Of bun
LEI. we shall hare with Us that Being IN whose
hands the t1chea OF Eaerern capitalists s'e bet 4
bubble. -
NJ. vAS Errs 1DDE1s8.
W.N. yanEpps. OF Dixon, addressed the Cor
ing routes for rending our gram To market. Lei
us nse efery natural channel, and the Laws e. q
supply and demand wiu act for our hentaf W
h4ye been negiettlne naany ascnree. bat We w
Do 80 no ioDse stea~p1a@ en- nasaM 1nn.t
70 by way Of Cairo to the ocean. The Cnm befMna
HivcT opens market to ut iotk tas oeen An33pps9
10 New York ria ca'1n for PER ea1fSa; S sha ;Sa
railroads vonid Re to Kill them by kindness. Hs
would Cbaf1cr every one th1t asked: BE Con1d
give Chic1co warning. th8t # ihelc IL not some
thing done hy railroad manage5s 1o1 .,h ns .nc
as fhe lad not known for mxny yea1s. Ae WONG
dcyelone Manufactures and make ou1 own markell
enonE ourrclres. Mr.. Van Epps detailed The prog
reep made in manufacturing IN Illinois Wisconsin
ekct men IL the Hoard Of Dltedo1s wno reside 9n
Tho line OF the road. and not men sestding u ths
Eastern staies> who know nothing about ne 1ntes
10 challenge the hostility Of the people. Capital
lsts sitting In their patan.s at Boston md New
York know nothing Of the wants Of the West Mf
Van Eppe spoke at considerable length, Tlh mncl
ability. ard was warmly epplauded.
Adjourned until O'Clock.