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, 1865-12-27
LAW IETELl{GEACE.
Cases on Trial---New Suits.--The Burn.
ham Dutter Transactions-..Suits
Against the Holders.

SUPERIOR couR1-B:}ore Hons Lorph T. cars
aHd 1oAH Il. IGzaeson.-Dalzar ct al " Ncwberr,e,
ct tal-chanccy-ou trial before Judge Jameson,
Yesterday vas the last day for noticing cases 10,
this In this court At the January term.
JIu9e--.Felrr ys: cook-assumpsit. This suit. tbc
particulars Of which were published in Snni.r:s
t.eue Of the In 1rsE, Has closed and given 10 ihe
JuT.
a fe.r days AGO, there appeared In the TRIBCxs
n account Of some apparently rather sltppe-y desl
tngs In butier On ,he part Of "ne George {, Bum
!his court 70 obtain Judgments for the recovery OF
the value o! the butter and the following suLs ere
cummenced against parties to whom Durham had
eoio or portions OF the article In question:
FIaDeis III u: Sieeps1 commenced rep7evin sn,f
Of butter valued At &. %. and alleged to have
cn M t6e soth Of this month. Damages ware laid Al
William Little commenced suit In rcp,cyiu. in
which dauase were laid at ,000 10 recover from
D. ". Dakc four hundred and twenty.siI (i55)
pounds Of bntter, xoloed At t111C6 taken from No.
Is Monroe street, December 10th.
Francis Il. Sleeper commenced another suit
acainst Dakc. laying damages Il $500, to RECOVER
seven hundred md twenty-five pounds Of butter.
yalred @ a. Ss9 g taken ffom The fame etore on the
Eeuamin +. Jacobs, B. F. Clark and N, F. Ncr.
rtt commenced rrp!e1in suit against Dake. In
which they Lid damages at <3oo 10 recover ihrce
from The store On Monroe slreet. December isth.
Billings and Digby fied IN at1idavir applying 10,
an attachment to issue aganst the properly Of Geo
E. Durpham. up0r the ground That be has con.
eealed himself from his creditors, TO recover the
The viii iseped. -'e'
Robert Il. Counliss commenced q suft in replcrln
against Daniel W. Dake In which damages were
!aid at ,0G0 to recover possession OF twenty-five
Kegs containtD. two thousand four hundred and
thrce pounds OF butter valued at $Gos5 nlleerd 10
hase been taken nom the store No 6S Monroe
street. On the euth Of the present month.
!oeeph II. Grny and Abraham ". Wood COM
nsneed e sIls ri u rcplev1n aGainst DaEe laying
tcr. snlaed at &3so.l alleged 10 have been taEen
rom the nhoyc mentioned establishment. on he
18th and 18th Of December.
Sherman, Bail i Pope filed HI affdavit for writ
q attachment to issue agalust the properly OF Geo.
F: Dunham, Daniel ". Dake and Others, upon Tie
aieRed ground Of the conceAlmenl Of the defendant
barnham. The suit Is broughi to recover damages
laid al .0o0 for thirteen nrkins Of butter. vricd
at $Gl0. The writ Issued.
etmtlar writ was Issued upon the same rronnd
IN hvo1 Of Rand, Wllleon Co., aeaInst The de-
fendants to recover damages laid At s., ,00, upou
bill OF 800, fot 1rtytwo drktns of butter, sold or
the xlrh instant.
, 1865-12-27


We conc back to one fact, that grows upon
US every day, and receives new strength from
every Indication of Southern action aud senti-
ment. The mistake bus been our failure to
impose suffrage on the South In the hour Of
our triumph. Then was the time to have set
tied the slayery question forever. It is
absurd 10 say that such action would have
been Southern humiliation. The defeat Of
Lac meant everything TO the Southern peo-
pie, It was dcieas In the fullest sense Of this
most comprehensive word. It meant the
nn.t..er ruin Of their political hopes, the de
structiou Of their labor system, the coudsca-
tion Of their personal fortunes, the peril Ct
their lives. They Ind drunk the cup to the
drrgs: This was their understanding of
onr victory. Slavery was dead, with every
element Of elarcholding aud sfave.labor.
Nothing remained but to bury it. We took
It up. We hreathcd into Its cold body. We
chaled Its limbs and poured stfmulants into
It's mouth, and nu1tured into life It's had,
bloody spirit. It stands before US now, not
with the strength Of 1850, but filed with m
sGgTy spfrit-braye, rcsolute, yfndictfve.
The Constitutional Amendment Is paper.
The State ordinances are highwaymcn's re-
ceipts, bonds given to the Alabama, payable
six months after eternity. The purpose Of
slavery Is not dead. Gen. Schurz assures US
that many wealthy citizens were Of the opfn-
lon that Northern men might go South and
1--we safely. Mark! 1t Is only an opinion.
There Is doubt about It, Perhaps yes, proba-
.ny ny nay This WAS the doubt Of July, when
doubt now!
, 1865-12-27
THE CLEVELAND MURDERER,
DR.. John w. Hughes Awaiting Sen-
tence-ERls Conduct and the Feeling In
His Behalf.

DR.. John w. Hughes Awaiting Sen-
tence-ERls Conduct and the Feeling In
His Behalf.
[From the Cleveland Leader, 25th.]
DR.. John ". Hughes, the murderer OF Miss
Tamzen Parsons, OF Bedford, will probably
he sentenced on Wednesday or this week. nc
says be expected the verdict rendered by the
jury, and Is content herewith Some eight
or Ten days ago he solicitcd Rev. j. A. Thome
to act as spiritual adviser, IN office which the
reverend gentleman accepts.
After the prisoner had been escorted to Jail,
on hearing the verdict rendered, he told the
Sheriff TINT the finding OF the Jury was Just,
and that having made his peace With God, he
should die content. Had 1t been proper he
would liked to have thanked all parties for
the kindness shown him. Rev. ]. Montieth
held season OF prayer with him immediately
after he was conducted to his cell. The pris-
oner entered into the exercise with deep con-
triton, his iron nature giving way and he
weeping like q stricken child
The Doctor is not kept In close confine-
ment during the day. but Major Robinson
has been appointed his special guard, at-
night.
The case Of this unfortunate man has during
the trial excited IN the minds fthe people In
attendance, the profoundest pity. Not that
the people consider him guiltlcss. He is ad-
Judged worthy of death bt all, but his intel
ligencc. gentle1nnnly department and various
things hare wrought up the sympathiss of the
public. Whether his sentence (which must be
that Of death) shall be committed to lifelong
Imprisonment, or m etforts to that end be
made, rcmnins to be seen.
, 1865-12-27
Child Murder MT Whitewater, Wiz.

u AoaA AAa " Whitewater He91atef, I'd
About 10 O'Clock on Monday last, the body
Of IN Infant, apparently from fifteen to twen-
y days old, WIS discovered by Norwegian
just above the bridge on the road leading to
tho new cemetery, and q fow rods below the
paper mill. At first the boy Hicksn.. wlo
was spearing muskrats, took The ..,oay vh,o', an
had on red flannel skirt ssad calicn' ' TS' dress
to be % bundle .a1 Of rags and thrust lis speal
ona th Or PIN iana sttcmpt, be succeeded In lifting
the oody 30 IS to expose little naked arm
ana hanu, and was naturally little startled.
h6etig hn It si9k 9 back INTO the water he ran to
th the hGnse OF AZ. .: Ostrander, which is near
him, went to the paper mill and gave the
alarm: MIR. n: Mcssersmith, who works at
tue mil, went Immediately and took the lit
tie body from the Water and conveyed It to
the mill. This is the first instance of tho
kind that has ever transpired In Whitewater,
and 1t created immense excitement, people
crowdins the room during the inquest from
MI portions Of the village.
, 1865-12-27
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated press1
New YoRz, Dec 2s.
tthe Stock Exchange this morning the market wss
dull and slightly lower on western shares After
call dulness continued street, and the market was
neavy and lower. especially On Eric, Old Southern
and ftsburR- The falling or in the earnings Of tho
reads Tor the third week. In some cases. was made the
basis foE hannerlns the part OF the bears ppr1pR
tie day Juness continued md at the close the bears
arrca1ed 10 control the market.
CLOSING rHIcE9,
Ihe Following were the closing prices At s71 p n.
Ohio certificates 2sk; n. C, 9s; E1ie, 9sx: IIuu
son, 1c8; Heading, 1o7; Michigan Southern. 14k.
Cleveland And rittsburgh SIX; Rock Island. ap6T :
Northwestesn, s &; do preferred, 6lh; Fort Way1e.
NIX.
Gold Is duh and Without my important Ejaculation.
There sccns to be no speculative demand Closed al
1l3H-
The Money market was active ID the morptsr but
eatF towards she close The majority OF loans we're
nj 6 per cent.
Governments are quiss but orm. Gold interest
bonds are x better.
srArx BoHnN,
Stats bonds remain very firm, and arc only o6ered
at fnA previous prices.
x1sCEtIASKoCg.
Coal nnd MISCELLANEOUS shares a.c wtthou, suy
marked change.
PETRoLxpx.
The petroleum stock market was quiet hut trn to
day. With sales nt following rates: Clinton. n s.
Kentucky ts5; Palmer, $275: Rennehof Run t1es3;
I1shoIe, $40; First National, isc; Germnnla &c
Ham Mctlintoek, t&s3: Heydr1ck, Sc; OH Greek,
slso: Webster, ff.o0; P1tho1e Greek x1300: r,uftr
States. s2auo: Empire City, aoc. Petroleum Is orm
aud In fatr demand. Sales at 49Is crude and 6sata
for Fenned Ia bond.
DRy GOODS.
he following are the quotations from the DFy Goods
, 1865-12-27
A TROURLOUS AFFINITY.
An Episode Of the Chicago Sp{ritual
Convention, and Its SEQUEL,

Probably not one In thousand OF those uho Rad
our reports Of the yagaries perpct1ated at the M.
,lona1 Convention Of Spidtuallsts held in Chicago
Icar md ha1f ago. ever thought It possible that
70 much fEoth contained particle eolid enough to
continue m integral existence ior IN hour after
that one Of the secondary epieodes oi that
gathering had M.tle longer dutadon-too
otbert. himself tioundered in the mud Of martial
uncongeniality. all the more unpleasant as It In
ppgns II ihe integrity Of the sss who brought
and were made one. They now Turn up tn Phila
dclphla- The No!M AnsTaean OF that city Of the ssd
anstant .h1s slesks OF an application made in the
The adnty, Mrs: Charity q Pinkham, iady ~ some. e
Where between tot5 and my Year, of age, whose
oppsatanee i0dicsted down'eaa' origin:
- man Uho wears long hatr parted IN the middle
"Sszatene Medium :" by oocuratou, and professor
and leetassr On nhrs9ol1sy, aa;hropoloey, magnet
,he moral e0aal aud intellectual improvement OF
tie hnman family. and felection Of cougeuiaI com.
Eannns for 1tie-wlth the hcinous and moral offence
OF dcscttnn.
MIR. Fnkham stated to the Court that che mar
lied 1fr, Pinkham Al Chicago, Illinois, after very
nsitf acquaintance and eourt*hip OF moi more tha1
week's duration. This MES abo1t year since
The parties Eat met II appeared, at The Spiritual
and Wcman's Rights Convention at Chicago then
assembled. and she believing, doubtless. That she
fsee Of the earth. found ler atsty !; and be, per
haps, betn: impressed with The same notlon, the
tno Almost upon eisht agreed to become as one,
and NcIe dnly Joined In marriage. AL went smooth.
ly for While The Professor declined To desecrate
tic honeymoon by labor, and Is Mrs. Finkhzm ex-
pressed 4. ~ltSed on hla money"-, reserved rand
be bad doubtless put away for euch and oceae1on.
Alter the apse Of time End yarous wandesinss, the
happy couple arrived in New York, and there was
The pcrddious Plpkham, deserted Mrs. Plnkhan-
the retertc fnnd Uas probably e2hansted-and in
Boston and other New EnElaud gtfe4. where the
, 1865-12-27


The principle Of 1nsurapce Indicated by the
heading Of thif article 1. not Of recent oric,n II
octef nacE Hz@nJ Year,. MD neatly lwuoay years
since VA attempted i1 this country, hut not until
recently has Its advantages become recorntzed hv
the people, and At our present w1,tlny there II M
class Of insusaucn {czccpt 1t may be rc> which nj
tracts more attention than A1s-as cc.taiuly none
cornmcnds ITSELF With greater force to the sound
Judgment oi persoua Of every class and condis.on
in society. All nrc linb1n TO accidents which may
destroy life, Or incapae5nte the person from pn.7u-
ing Ills or her ordinary employment, and ii is
scarcely safe 10 delay such In.u17nces persons
vino become convinced Of the practcabIlity Of this
system Of insurance, ehould embrace the earlest
opportunity 10 obtnin policy. Take m iIlnstra.
ton. The Secretary Of the Pnov1DExr INSURANCE
CoArANr OF thfa city, few days since, received a
ietteT from I'M agent Of The company saving =
gentleman and bis san called at the Office and msde
application for two policies, but finally concluded
not to ray the premiums and take the policies I'LL
The clo*e Of the month. Jhey were both Killed by
an aecadeut In day or tvo afterwards.
While upon thus Subject We cannot reffaIn IRON
Z fpeG1M reference TO The operations OF the P:ovI.
oe1t 11le insurance and Investment Company. II
may justey take r.lde In. II plumbers Il a.cneics
y hundreds and has already extended 1ts bustuese
o5T s almost cFe13 state In our Gnlon. It hss done
ever hefor,-ettnblshed eucc.4s3t,ljy its business
osea NC entire Last thus idrnlfyinv Ch,cnro in
4etes n.r closely with thosc Of The people 81 thc
ente1pf.kc. Our attention has becu called 10 one
ohet isct Which Of itself rc,.derr certain ihe ult
list Of etockhoiderr, embracing many Of tie ino.
active md sagaciour hns,nc-s gentlemen from iii
portions Of the country, having . large Isl al
tions Of TIC Eaft. IL on'cerr, TOO, are mcn t no,
only well End 4asorabty known among NJ ior thcir
uprtgiltrcss and integrity Of character, hut ihey
tnsur1nce busiDetR. Ills Int a few months sEnce
the Organization Of the Company and II has alrrady
become metropolitan IN ttB operations Judging
from Its history In the past We bespeak for great
success In the 1usare. .Nc eball watch It's Progress
and tny ngnn take occaslou TO refer 10 lis ttaire.
, 1865-12-27

NEW IoRE, Dec. 2a.
The current prices for the week at all the markets
were Is follows:
BIkF CAI1Lx-Fltst quality, q hezd, I'll. .5aa1a59; !;
fair to good: sla.0o@1tla; common, {llNaIso; tn.
fertor, tln.0d91o-3o, -
Cows AND CALyks-Per head. &9c,Doa110,po: nsst
99arasrs fS $50: ord,na5{ $!aGo@ COCO: common,
VEAL CtITEs-Ftfst quality. p, leH@1lc; ordl-
nary, u@1!c; common, 9k311c: inferior, 5a94.
EHHKf AND LAADs-Ertra. head. 11l41o9 20 u; :;
Time tsna q 49,: ss4: ordinary ssooa5o; common,
STEsE-Heavy cnsn.tcd. 2 =, 1o4@1lc; light and
medium. 1oKa1o1c: stlllfed, lol(albec.
TIE market for bcef cattle was without essential
cnanEe demand la,r aad not !ery aesiye though mat
and inferior cattle wetu ia limited demand. and lhe
iaSt mentioned EeTs begging The hnlk Of Inc eattle
supply a1d sold higher ranging from 1'gka@2tc ..
rs 10 quality. -
Sheep and lambs nrm for good to prime, ind fancy
sheen again bsolghs fabulous pr1ces-
Hogs eoid readily at our quotations,
The total receipts Of al the stock ut all the yxfds
for this week and last week nse as foiloH8:
Total this week-3t6l beeyes, IL COWS, Sc veal
calve3. II, ,tS3 sheep mud lambs, Il, t9s swine
Tctal last weeE-6ltN bee1es, fs6 cows, 81 rcal
calves, LIES sheen and lsmbs. l.13o swine.
, 1865-12-27

Dining on an Editorss Free Ticket.
Tie ticket sent to this Office for the New
England Society's dinner, on Thursday night,
ut the Astor House, mysteriously disappeared
from The city editors desk, and>our. reporter
waa under obligations to the committee for
another pass. When the dinner was half
gular coincidence, the very next man to our
reporter handed ont our ticket, which ho said
some one had given to him. The result was,
that he was compelled to pay eight dollars
for his dinner and endure The Inconvenience
Of battery of wondering eyes. Several other
tickets disappeared at the same time, among
, 1865-12-27
M AR II + E D,

IN tAA city. on Christmas day, 1 Ply. Arhnr l
SwazeF. Mr.. uARTwELL MOORE aod Miss KATE
ANDRE, ali ofthis city. ...
In tits city, Dec. 9Th, the residence q =: A. NJ
son, 81 ths Ker. D1. VI. ~. Coltier, JAMES T. PCT:
EUM, of Fekin. III, aud Mis- RO5IE MERCHANT. Of
Chicago. No cards.
~ Southern papers plc.se cory.
In thFs city on the 18th Inst, It the rrsdtuee Of
the hrtde'e father, By Re-! T. EowIe1 Mr ANsEL
GWABNEH and Miss ESCuItHE WARWICK. ED
est daughter OF Nelson h. WARWICK Esq.
In this city. Dec 18th, at the residence ct MAJ Gen!
W.GREGG, of Rock Islsud+ Ill, and Nile AA1GLE
s. MoARTHUR, ofch!cssu-
In this city Doc 9Th, l54 BY Rev. II. Tuttle, Me.
OLIVER P. DRifRf and slfs. MARI F. KANE
In this cty On The 18th Inst, at the residence of the
brides father By ler. Chas Il. Fowler. Nj. EnEG
ii. DRAKE, Of Niles. Mich, and Miss ELNoisA c.
GILLETT, Of Chicago.
At Port Clinton, Lake County, on Christmas day, at
The residence Of The httds's mother. By Rev. Samuel
HaE. III. HENRY i. CoRsoN. and Miss JENNIE
N1CKHA3I. Of Chicago. No ctrds.
"E New York papers please copy.
At Lake Forest NJ, At The residence ct g. Lind, Esl
By the Rev. Wu1. Dctensont Dr. WM. E. CLARKE, Of
Chicago, md NARY l. REED. ftsKe Forest.
In Dayton. ILL.,, on the 18th inst+ At tho residence
TIE brtdes lther. By the Rev. Mr. Day, ELBs.lDup ?
q. KEITH Of Chicago, snd Miss HATTIE 3. mi
ofthe former p11ca. no cards.
, 1865-12-27


CISctx2A11, Dec. 26.
FLoCR-Active; low grades htghor. Sales we're :
superoue. $7-cf; extra new, SIs3; old, &7.s033b0.
GnALS-Whtat quiet. with sales Of prime old rcd At
&t&92o1 and new si.7o. Corn-Ear steady ut 5aax1c.
sheslcd active, with demand for southern shipment;
saies. 60c. oats quiet md held at tic; buyers soa
Tic. Rye steady 1t sc. Barley nominal.
Coy7uH-F1rn; mlddfing. tic.
Wu1sKEI-Cnscttled. SalcS ue1e: Free. &azsa
rs; bonded, $9.26-
fRovr1oSs-Act1yea and excited Aud higher. Sales
Of 90 brls new mess pork ut 5as0o-closnS rm Bacon
-clcar sides frm at 2c. Bulk meats held Xc higher
sates Of clear sides at 16c loose. Green nests NC
higher ard active. sales were: ahoulders aye; sides
lahc; hams. 1shc. Lard sdyanced to lsc, elos,n.
firm.
locs-Active: sases ut s1lfnal1 IS net. MI Weights
closing Arm with buyers At sl11d and sellers asking
ta1.5e. The receipts were 6, 500 head.
MoSxT-C1osef.
E1enAs1E-Du1l and lower, at SIC discount buylus
and SC premium selling.
, 1865-12-27
fittabuFVh Cattle aTnrket.
Especial Despatch to the Chlctro Tribrn

tspctiH DEspaHu 70 u1e Chlc3s6 Tfi6Gne.J
Prr1sbueou, Dec Is.
There was Al unusually light supply OF Cattle on
sale At the Allegheny Yards this week not exceeding
200 htat, but the demand wasvery light and the mar
ket was dull and neglected and prces ruled fraction
lower than last wcet. There was little Of no demand
for SHIPMENT and there Was bat few OF our butchers
In attendance. and Notwithstanding the small number
OF Cattle on sale. soma two hundred head were len
over unsola. The best grades sold at from sXa7Sc,
few choice At &c. and medium to good At sxG7c. In.
fcrior Cattle unsalenble almost At any PRICE
Hogs are quiet and little dull with dropping ten
dency Several small droyes changed hands nj prices
rauE1ng from 9c to 9c, gross. Our packers arc still
holding on, being Indifferent about packing at the
present prices for hogs and thus far not over $500
head havo been slaughtered here this aeason.
, 1865-12-27

and 10 aren't 10 ti. suggestion. but the Professor
DID moi appear TO see the thing in that light. II:
evidently knew bis woman better than the court,
and though she made aeyersl felnts At him. and
spoke to him, he paid no attention to her ad-
yances. ind marched out Of court. Mrs. 7. stuck
70 hin howeTsr. and when outs!ds sac boldly toos
Eia a1n. and the last seen o5 them they were thus
Gote,ng the square in liEcly cooGersst1oa."
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
meeting Of the Chicago Historical Society WIS
held ye+ter1ny afternoon at The of1e: Of 3. D.
McCa:c, Esq, ores the Marine Bank. J. Y. Scam
mon, Esq, pscslded. TIE rinut.s Of the pres1ons
meeting were read and approved. Tbs report Of the
Committee on Nominations Was feceired, and In
accordance with their recommendation the follow
Ing member! were elected:
&C ATDcd. Jos. Hsdl
Il u. i. nysen ss;Teat s'T.' ' AtustcH. Il sm.D'
D. A. Gage, Alfred Co,y1es,
Robert Harris.
The Chairman announced the receipt OF the fol-
lowing articles as additions to Tho COLLECTION of he
SotIefy: --
A commission bearing the orie1n4. signature. Of
Gen. shtnRton and Thomas Jefferson (donzted
a bill Of the denomination OF "sIx thiIlings,"
from :. The colony Of New jersey"
issued al b. 4The II se;n conyeat!on Of Mssylsnd."
The Old ELK os Edwardsriiie Of Ianeius, ri. ~
"A copy "7@e coson'ss,' published in Boston,
A cory Of The Uzsser County Ga-a9e," pub-
lshea e ulstsr county, N. T. OF the date Of JAM
A memoir of Hon. D. 4 White, OF the Essex In
etitnle, Salem, Mass.
It was announced That IN insurance policy for
C. vas shout eSp9e and ii Va On noHon rs
eo!vrd to let expire, ns It Was believed that the
amount of insurance remaining. $1,000 Nould he
enough, and u more were needed, 1t had better be
The Chairman announced the receipt OF s1o0 hack
, 1865-12-27

ST. louis Market
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr4bune,]
Sr. Louis, Dec. Is.
ToDAcco-Eo sales,
FIorR-Dn1f. Spring extra at $40 q brl.
OnA1s-Wheat In 1itt1e deu,ud; choice fau 81 a5 a
hu. Corn-Felow at 11c; mixed at 7uc Oats-Fo
sales. Da1sey-sonc demand for choice fall at st.
Fbu.
WnIaK1-Lower, at s7.1s = gallon
Hcas-6nff md higher; 100 head at 60 40 head at
1910; laoo head at &sa5; 500 head at 500 bead
at e to ts4o and 200 head, average weight as s At
$9.t1k 2 1QQ nR pro8s
, 1865-12-27

RoEDERY on TIE CARs,-Un Saturday cvenin.
George Kemp, resident Of Central Iowa, while
coming to this city oyer the st. Louis, Alton &
Chicago railroad, was robbed Of -{2,8Uo The
money was In wallet. which the rocne cut from
tho pocket OF the vctlmta coat. probably while hc
Was asleep. No clue to the bold operator has as
get been obtained. -
, 1865-12-27
?. P. P. B.

This means Fowers' Patent Perpetual Broom. This
institution Is sttl In existence; Will reatn So for It
will have al advocate IN every household where It Is
seen. To those who hare purchased County Rights
Will say that hsvn associated with parties for the
manufacture Of this broom who have ample means
and stand AMONG the dtst business men Of Chicago.
We arc making extensive preparations to manufacture
On large scale, aud Intend be able TO iii all orders
after the n1st Of January, 1E6e. So. send your
des which will bened IN the order they received
Let me agaln aay to all wishing safe and lucrative
nn.!ness fcr Tho winter whsther IN etty Or country.
that no hetteT opportnnty ons 70 make good thing
9ntof . sm.li tnvestma3t th.n 70 pnIehase County
enee sd III satisfy yon 1has parties r. making
men Eho haye purchased coqasiss u ssnyasstn% for
ttom sio e Eops1 day: CAL 4tmy elee md viii sub
UT: Aeknow,s1ge myself hp1S!huE I'M and pay travel
~ personal appteauon and puschs;inF Site coun
s4ysn ssrnts. ;n0vEY has ia eatiTs control
sin1sti: NILES 4 STANDS %sTANDIsH ths entire control q
MAYHEM, +. G. DEWITT, NELSON CASWELL and
j. +. PATRICK arc accredited Travelling Agents.
once No. II Tylers Block, II LssaGest,
c1aa3thrsb chicago. I'll.
, 1865-12-27

Especial Despatch to The Chicago 1ribune-J
MILWAUKEE, dec, ~.
GRA1s-Wheat active. sales 80 oc1 bu No. spring
Atfi-af01I39 cash. and 81 seh91- 50 next month
II has been thsElng here for two days, and tonight
It LOOKS like rain.
, 1865-12-27

them one for the Seventy >drst Regiment Ball.
It Is presumed that they viii not 6e presented
after this cIhibition.-Ne.u York Ipnes. SD.
, 1865-12-27

ACCIDENT TO SERGEANT HIcEEr.-setgeant n.
G, Hickey, now acting Captain Of the First Police
Precinct, when stepping nom the platsorm OF u
State street car near Harrison street. soon amer ten
O'Clock On Monday night, was caught between The
car from which be was aliehting, and one passing
In the opposite direction, and very severely bruised
in the bTeas:- He Wns at once taken home, and DR..
Jarnes 4. Collins called to attend him. No bones
were broken, bat the same lung which the Sergeant
had pertorated BY pistol ball, fired By rowdy
ramed Rynn, year ago, was severely shaken by the
accident. No tal result is anticipated. but the es-
cane from death lTns narrow one.