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PROFESSIONAL.
E. & q. L.
AttOPneys at Law.

7 E. s. Il. i. INGERS0LL,
ATTORNEYS at Law.
= OrFIOG-2II Superior street, first door up stain
junI:R4 CLEVELAND, OHIO.
nR. J. M. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
II moved his Office to No. I4S Ontario street, over
OOlWelrs Hardware store, Would be pleased TO see
ell bis old patrons and IS many new ones IS may
please to call Particular attention paid to Dis
essez Of Women and Children, Rheumatism, Scrs-
thea, and indeed to all the lis to which humanity
Is heir. Consultation free. Once hours from 6 to
10 Am and from 1 to and Z to 10 Pm. sD7:22a
OTKWART, RIDDLK 4 90,
LATE EKWART 3 ETHVEzH
AttoFHeYs and Councillors Is Law,
No All PENNSYLVANIA AvTEUL
R4SHLHGTON D. O.
VIII attend 10 business In the Ruprcms Court
Court, Court Of Uaims, ths Circuit and District
Courts, before the several Departments. the
LAND PENSION. FSIENT AND Indian BuREAuSl
And IN
zoe. .. . TEkET, A. c. HGDLH, Q. A. nHVUB
' ~
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IMPORTANT TO II


V'ya Fensls Pills have never yet failed in remOV-
-ng difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
PAGE Of nature, or in restoring the system TO per
loot health when suffering from Spinal AdectiOps,
Prolspsus, Uteri, the Whit ., or other Weakness Of
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the Constitution, aud mSy be taken BY the
most delicate female without bausing diitress-the
same time they act like q charm by s.reDgtheninR,
1nvigOrAting and restoring the Eyttem 10 a healthy
condition., and By qTi0ging on the monthly peri.d
with regularity, no matter irOm what causes The
obstruction may aris5. hey should, however, NOT
be taken during the 6rst three months Of pregnan-
CT, although saft ct any other time, 3 miscarriage
would be the result.
Bsch b5x contains 90 pills. Price 81.
DIR. HARvEY's TREATIsE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, MiscarTiAge, Brrrenuess, steaility, Re.
produo lOD,snd Abuses Of Nature, and emphaticAl-
ly the Ladies Private Medical ADV ser, . p mphltt
OF "a pages sent free 70 any address. SIX cents re-
CURED to pay postage.
The pills and book VIII be sent by mail when de-
aired, securely Bsaled, and prepaid, BY
J. BRYAN, H.. D., General Agent,
No. TO Cedar ct New York.
ES-Sold by all lhe principal Druggists
q. W. CLARK. DruRRist, Agent for Cleveland.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH TEETH TEETH
fP. I. 2. nIMIELR.

NE De Ne AANAAuoS
Late Of the firm Of HALLTWKLL & DANIELS, II
still 81 his old established Dental Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, Of the old prices
bsfore the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
70 SIS. All work warranted anlnsP4
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R- OLD EYES MADE NEW

A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
/. light and give Up speotacleI, without aid Of doctor
tar medicene-Sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents, Address E. B. FOOTE, MD,
febIA. R3dkW 1870 Broadway. New York.
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DR.. DEHARTS
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
Private MpdIeaI nIsnnnSarY.

Private Aed1caI D1SpenSaFY,
100 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich,
Near the Michigan Exchange hotel.
Where every form Of sTPHL 8 and all other dis
eases Of the pronreative and urinary organs Of both
other similar institution in this country. Every
one sh ould know that whilst the slightest cOnEti-
~tutiOHAl contamination exists, marriage Is impos-
sible, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease "a nearly always ntAiled. This, there-
fore, Ia one Of the worst implements to matri-
mOny.
YOUNG MEN,
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will ind this q Dispensary
where there il no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc of such cases are cured per-
mRnentIy. No books published II nor issued from
this institution by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married orsIngle, requiring a Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps,
and by return mail they will receive with full di-
roctions, the only reliab 9 Female Regulator in use.
This B. gulator Is fast becoming the fsyoriie Ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon in removing
obBtructiens from colds and any other cause.
on consultation should contain one dollar and a
ranged that patients never see each other.
poSf,7 Observation-Disclosures 1f5Ga oft0'oF.'h
Office and DispeEsary open from s A. N. to s P. NJ,
daily, except Sundays. AHnecessary surgical oper-
atoms performed.
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OLKVELAND COLUMBUS d CId.
OOIHHATI AILROAD,
Is64S. WINTER ARRAEGEMEHT Isea-S

CLEVELAND COLUMBUS D OH.
OOIHHATI AILROAD,
Is64-6. WINTER ARRAEGEMEHT IBeAS
Lat Trah-s:O5 A, M.-CIHOIHHATI EXPRRss
hopping ct Grafton, Wellington, EsW Lon,
done Shelby, Orestlids, Gallon, GlOad, Oar.
angton, Ashley, Delaware Devils Osntrs anS
WoethinRton.
u Train-z:B P. M.-AOO0MMODATIOH.-StOpt
at al Stations. and arrives IN Columbus At ~
]. n. O1noinnAh 13o A.
% TrAlns-l0@ P.M--HIGHT EXPRES-StODFtna
a. GnaftonL wellington, New London, shelby
O~restlina, Gallon, SleAds OardinEton and Del.
Trains leave Columbus ct 40 and 10 n n go -,
ErrtEe 81 OlsVelAnd S.9 A H. : and 5sao :. h
OOHHEOTIOHBi
EhsIby-BAndaaky, HanGdeld Newark Ralrcad, \
hAnstslds Ah. Vernon, Newark, AnsITtlS
Orstline-PItnburEh, Fort Waus Z Ohicaeo Rsn.
road, Forest, 6eDsr ssndusFy. DslphoS. LimS.
Fort Wayne, Laports, Chicago, 40, West And
East for man1held, Wooster, MasBillon, &C.
Grafton and BellelontaineR Railroad Line. Tor Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian
spolS, Ierre Hautes Vinoennes, ENAnSVtlo
IouisYilei Oatros St Louis, 80.
DeleEArs-wtth Springfield Branch for ePrfnEhsId.
O0lumbus-Litke Miami 4 Columbus and XcRh
Railroad, Tor 4sniA, Dayton, lndianapolia
TerTe Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LOvelAnd, and
OtnetnnltA and With the Ohio and Misgii1PI
Railroad 81 Cincinnati for Louisville, Evans
aI, Cairo st. Louis, nd an points on ~
O~olunbus-Centra Ohio RaUrosd lor Newark, Kanaa
vile, Mbesing, kc.i Columbus, Riqnh . In
diana kAiroed Tor PtquA, Urbana, %.
LS-lor Ttcketg 70 al points and Information appl
81 the Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket Oho1
Cleveland. Oct. n. EH. 6uDerintsndsul.
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Bottle BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
p Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for DISEASES Of
9 Urinary and Sexual systems. Gent free, in
Hsled envelopes. Address DR.. }. skilIin ROufhtOn,
sovPrd Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Eys.R4
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HOOP SKIRTS.
a =

KAUFMAN q Bro.
Respectfully invite the attention ofDealers, and tn
Ladies' Of Cleveland and vicinity, to this most ox.
tengive manufacturing place in this vicinity. The
facilities Of Low RENTS, and experience in buy
ing and manufacturing. enables them 20 offer the
hnest and most Btyl5h Skirts, and Oorset5, I'm
ported and Domestic, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
AAzAAaAo1AR-zAaE Eaa@T Gsodst de-
so per Ct less than at any other place in this city,
- 10 K for your own benefit, and hpd
KAUFMAN 8 STORE, 10 Public Square.
Kaufuan's Factory, 25O Superior st., up staIrs
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO 6 GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements

zakss Effect Monday, Hay sA, 1855.
Two Through EKpreus Trains m.Dvl 49,
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
~ AxPElss, leaves Cleveland (Sundays sxo.,a
~ y ~ A. H., arrives ct MoadVllle ct 400
And New York At l:I0P. n, l
aie5E AxPREss," leaves Cleveland gaturdsy,
s1oeptetll IS $50 ?. n, t~sleeping 0arB attaehed1
~ Is Meadvhle St Loo A. h, Salamanca Il
'"o A. E.s and New York at IGso P
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PIANOS.
DIANo-FoBTE wAREKOOMs.
KINEARD. DREHER & 90.

Corner of Seneca and chGHPlGin Streets,
Have iust received direct from New York, a con-
Segment of superb Planes from tbs celebrated
mai 'aotory Of DECKER BIOS. These InStTu-
ments, for extma1inAry Volume, Richness and
BrilliaacyG Tore, Eyenness tn noughout the scaAe,
excellent BhDging Quality. and the power ofstand'
ing in Tune, turpass all others In the country.
Every Instrument is fully warranted for seven
Years. jun6s243
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NLEtzLAND AND TOLEDO r. B

RlLES G1AHU AND TOGEDO K y
B64-G INT ARRANGEMENT, I5EHS,
EOn and Aftsr Monday, Oct. EIt, 1854, PaasunEsI
fTHin1 wiz IsaTs OisVsll1d e follows 6undayI oTs
oeptsd:
sac "A. M.-UHIOAGO UPREss.-Stops 81 Bsra,
Grhfton, Ob0rlin, WAkeman, HOrWAlk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Clydes Fremont and Elmora,
and arrives at Toledo ct Il :A5 ?. n, chicago 81
u30P.N !. and Detroit 10 P.M.
2t&a 2. M.-RESTERH mAIL.-Stopa at AL stations
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo a.
u I. HI chicago At 6:5 A \. and Detroit n
On P. M.-EORTHERH MATL.-stops At all ~.
tons on Northern Division, and Arrives IS san,
dusky 1t 1:l0 P. n.
Ha1 P. M.-HIGHT E~XPRE5S.-StoFl Is 9rAhonl
EorWEH, MoEroSvile, Clyde End Fremont and
Arrives Is Toledo ct ~ A. n; Ohioago at y ~
P.E. and Detroit At 200 A. NJ
ConnOoiion9 are mads At H0nrosYfie with kha BAA
duBky, Mansfield 4 Newark & b. 81 OlTds with tkS
EAnduIlY, Dayton 3 Cincinnati 3. B.; ct Eremoai
with ths Fremont q Indiana h. b; and At Toledi
With the Hichigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Dotro1
Jackson, Font WaJne, LogAn1port, Lafayette, Oaira,
Alton. st. Louin, and Al points West northwest ana
TrEins Grrivs In Cleveland nom Toledo and IA
West at $40 A. H.s Ass 2. ~ and $40 R.M- Hrol
sAndulky 1t g:l5 A. y. LII. buckle b1UG
Cleveland. OCT. q. BA
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NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES Just
IN received at OOWLEs's,
esLIf 49, uu-IdaIl Uauas
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P%osToFFIcE% TINETABLE

IsS4-5. Winter Arrangements 1Sel-5.
ToR THl
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF HALLS,
At TIE
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0oKEEEgIEa HoHDAT, o0FOAEa sIsT. 1893.
~ Hafis will Do opened and ready Tor GaiVaEy
me hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails Gloss ons hour bsf0rs departure 0
aainE.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAl.

SUNDAY. So. "a, 1896.
On the stock Exchange an unssted brokers market
prevailed during the past wssk. On ErdASa spasA Of
activity relieved the previous monotony, and slight ad
vance in prices took place; but Saturday morning
relapse was experienced and duh, heavy market su-
peryened, which underwent improvement, however.
during the afternoon Erie was the weakest stock On
the list till after the closing Of the transfer books Of the
company at two p n, whom It reacted from s7 70 SO,
partly under rumor circulated among certain parties
that the reported negotiation Of loan in England for
paying or the obligations Of the company and
completing the double track had been confirmed.
The books having closed without any contest for
sion OF the stock occurring Is be inferred that there
will be no change in the management Of the Erie road
during ensuing year. and that the speculative director
will continue to mystify the 'strest by his mysterious
manpulatons Of the sto:k The professional specua-
tors and not few OF the brokers uoadsd up with
the latter In expectation of the Broad street party taking
the of their hands, this party has not hitherto
shown any such accommodating spirit in shouderng the
burdens OF others is hardly likely that 1t will do 50 IN
the present instance Some Of those who put their trust
this party coming to their relief have already begun 70
despair and are waiting ruefully, like Mcawber Tor
something turn up. Under such circumstances the
public will do well to leave Erie severely alone Tor In
stead Of the much talked Of Ise the indications are IN
the opposite direction The general market was steady
tho close New York Central being the strongest OF the
speculative shares
The gold market had improving tendency I'LL FRI
day morning, when IL weakened, under the announce
ment that payment of the November interest on the
hvetwenty loan would be anticipated on the 25th inst
and on Saturday the arrival Of in specie from
California and Aspinwa together with the telegraphic
report that 81 600 additional had been shipped BY
the Colorado from San Francisco for this port tended to
further depress the market that the closing quotation
was l434 or lower than the lowest point touched on
the previous Monday The extreme prices were:-
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rgs degree 70 thu :.is q shs rsosio. On ne sssh
syivssis the city o. Phiadslpha was eadenssrsd The
bids we're put sealed the law requivpd The mum.
her d persons bidding was fourteen, butthe ndber Of
bids twenty In some cases the bidder would offer
one case at l07 and l04 The amounts offered varied
from l0l ILL., and ali the bids were accepted Accord
and then passed them 81 once to the stock Clerk be
sssredin e book KEEP! N The Office for thss purpose
had no acquaintance WITH either Do'y o. Vope,y, nor
that derive any benefit from these bids or either
OF them utterly unfounded had no kind OF interest
slightest Enowedse Inflammation, beiIsf q suspicion
what any bid was be until opened it. great
sy 70 Sas bid for
not for his own benefit II was said that NJ.
ne o. Sc Ds .
who is the nominal and who the actual bidder He who
pays the money on the ofer takes the stock, and n
many instances people bid in name other than their
own because thsy dopot wish 70 - known Thru they
have the means or avoid taxation, Or from otbeT mo-
s w s.ys a ssr z sa oSsy S %
due form, open them Il .he designated time and make
q. Tns sassss =
'Sss sSsss Il sSsf a
bearing five per cent interest; the Providence In
%sss e, s sPs took ssf !. e. S Same s'4s
The entire balance Of the stock $46 600 taken by
the Commissioners Of the City sakile Fnld ut l04s
bids The Commissioners are AuthodAm and required
by ordnance which has become INV OF the sate to
the city debt in purchase % certain stocks including
stocks issued by the Corporation OF New York Thua
this steek went virtually q The i'r Ne esseus os
AS to the offer Of Andrew Mills the faetssare these
He did not put in sealed bid but two days after the bids
MUM which i dsclinsd "a The sinhur Fund Commits
soners were 70 meet on the same day 70 take action in
what amount o. SOc he PROPOSED 70 take but he Of
Tered los did not accept this but proposed 10 give
him the stock al par bearing i've per cent interest," the
40 600 Mr. Mills did not area 70 INV PROPAGATION and
so the matter dropped Such is tho plain history Of the
ont ~ ,yh,ch ;ncerjous nacnitv has manu-
- ou, =, ~ sch hsra e. ID warrant what
~ ''0 u'"'N' ~ ,-.S's- - -.
r, Ian 1. ~ ynsS s nsorT. n1 T.
n0 vuaS ~ - S. n9 s.s 1890 ~, 80 49, CYAN
troller for which the Treasurer paid that this
~, NEW 70 70 =, LII anu
sre = ~ Y bs thst
IN sne amount OF inc warrant or was 70 assve Ely
1enens from oe.venngiI Ihe aee OF tae person WHO
NJ Pnn ssc M ~ Sc he hsd NJ claim The
he o rou3es to recruits The Sub
suto and Relief Committee was created BY the Super
visors ana Mayor Opdyko made chairman 11t was
Ss entire %s me- q s'ss
em In October following when the same committees was
CHARGED WIN .me auy vhc os;,,on he c
tanned until the close Of the war IN April 1865 All moneys
these he has filed full and Sen Ias r
new YORK ana avertlng the Gncadea ora weIe =,
S sds,1 4y g cniLv r ,. Ts VOID
81 81;
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CITY ooMMERcrAL REPORT.

for potts. but the light stock limited trade; few sales
however, were made at 81 IS 81 SIN. Pearls were
nominally g. with but little demand and almost no
stock.
BRaApsruyvs Receipts, H. 7ol bbls -FOUR 10 do and
IO4p bags corn meal, II 4lS bushels wheat oo5 do
corn 81 III do oats and g. 500 do barley. The -four
market was rather less scvc, but prices agan ruled
firm for all branda fair demand prevailed for STATE
and western -four, and prccs advanced &c. loo The
sales embraced II, 500 bblG at our annexed quo
tations, the market closing with much less ami.
nation. southern aouf ~: , n better request and
Sc ioc higher under good inquiry. The sales com
prised $50 b6ls Rye -four steady but quiet Corn
meal was active We notice sales Of 90 bbs at ~ 70
for western IS Is 10 for Caiord snd - for Brandy.
supernne State and western ncur ........eI y 80
Extra state. ...,s...s..sss.s..ssss.s" ~
Choico StaB .... .s.........s -
Common TO medium extra Western ......- 0a
Extra round hoop Ohio. .................. ~
Wegeesn tRnde eene0a Ds.s.s..o..n....s WIZ
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The following table shows the quotations Of the eaans
shares a, IA noon ssssos 81 " stock rzchan at the
close of The hst four weeks:-fH
, 1865-01-16
TREE yVREN1 ENGTUN FALL
UEEE.


Gen. Grants Instructions to Gen. Eut-
lcr,
New YORK, Jan, 14.-Thc following Is the
letter Of Instructions frum Gen. Granite But
Ter, which is appended to Buffers report Of
the Wilmington expedition:
uEAuQuAnrERs ARMIES OF TIE q. ST.
CITT PoiST, Dec. 9th, 1861
TO hlatcr General Butler, Commanding ARMY of
the James:
GEsERA1-Thc first object of tho expedition un-
der General Wcitzcl, la to close to the enemy the
second will be the capture Of Wilmington itself
There are reasonable grounds to hope Tor success,
II advantage can he taken Of the absence Of the
great part of the encmys forces, nov looking after
given for the number and equipment Of the expo
ltt1on are all right, exceptin tho unImportant ones
Of where they embark and the amount Of fntzench-
ing tools to be takeu..
The object Of the expedition will bo gained by
e1ec.ing a landing on the main iand between Cape
Fear river and the Atlantic, or north entrance 10
the river. Should such landing bo effected, aud
The enemy hold Fort Fisher md the batteries
guarding the entrance to the river, the troops
shoud inucnch themselves and by cooperating
those places. These in our hands, the navy could
enter the harbor, and the fato Of Wilmington
would be sealed. Should Fort Fisher and the
point Of land on which It Is built, fall into the
will he worth the attempt to capture Wilmington
By q forced muzch and surprise. II ttme u CON
sumcd tn gaining the first object Of the expedi-
ton. the second Will become matter Of aiter con-
The dctai's for the expedition arc entrusted to
ycu and the officers immediately in command Of
The troops. Shonld the troops under General
Wettael 1al to o.; Hfeet landing At Or near Fort
ting against Richmond without dclay.
lsigred, U. s. GRANT, Lteat- Gen1-
, 1865-01-16
FROM NEW YORK.
0ur Midnight D1sratch-~-9ntcrcstI
Summary OF NeJEs---Late Southern
Intelligence.

Bni1er's report Of the Wilmington expedition,
with accompanying documents, fills three columns
Of the morning papers. Very little criticism ia
made upon the report,
One hundred and tlfty rebel officers from Hoods
army, including. Col. Morgan. Gsher Of John
Morgan, passed through New York this morning
on their way to Fort Warren.
The cos,s asRf; Sdse1ss9 nfsGs9sy dsyTotes eon,ae..
BILE staee to rebel charges OF Northern brutality
and their appeal for foreign sympathy. rofutes
e b he Sa 81
ent time frequently giving proof from rebel sour
ces. Inhumanity to prlsoners is dwelt upon at
length.
Speculntfons.
baba he Psssent % guSpe
proclamation after the fall Of Charleeton 1ncreas-
iog the number md grade Of officers excluded
f.. 9 I'D asf Els sappor4 er
hold ont long enough to compel the raising OF an
other army no amnesty Whataver will be given.
but Il they lny down their a1ms they Will be mag
The 7lnes' Washin2ton special mentions tho
arrival there OF Gen. Burbridge and stat.
Arbitrary Arrests.
tho M attenaon of army officials Is being eaicd e
numerous cases Of arbitrary arrests and looks for
correction Of the alleged evil.
The Savannah River Expeditiou.
A Savannah letter says the recent successful cx-
paditI6n up Savannah River for the destruction Of
the Charleston and Columbia Railroad ia part oe
the grand project for the complete isolation Of
Richmond. :.
The fseorpfn Peace Rumors.
II fe reported at Fortress Monroe that proper
authorities have gone to Gcorgia for the purpose
OF settling terms on which Georgia can return to
the Union, and may proceed theaca to North Car
olina.
Matters ut Savannah.
The Htr1ld's Savannah letter says tha: all men
and women VINO wiah to leave the city for the rebel
!. hes ceased, no one will be allowed to pass out
The rice captured BY MS has been tatnei over to
the Mayor for the use Of the poor Some Is to be
shipped North to pay for provisions.
The stock gturkef.
New fonK, Jan. 14-The stock market closed
verY active and strong. Coli frm. On Gull gold
, 1865-01-16

Tkk4: TE3NFSaa.s; CONF ciT.
THON.


NASHVILLE, Saturday, Jan. l4.-The Union
Convention IN It's session to-day nominated
W. G. Brownlow for Governor BY acclam.-
ton.
4 delegate asked II he would accept,
whereupon he responded in the following
Uanner:
. GEsrlEAES: settle tue controversy BY my
assuring yeu that I will accept the appoint
ment. I can't be expected to do anything
less than 10 tender to you, as Convention,
my sincere and unteigned thanks for the hon.
or and distinction you have conferred
on me. I will not speak to you
gentlemen, but what, I will lack
IN speaking, if the people should nifty the
nominate, n l will try to make up in deeds
and acts, and God being ny help. ii you will
send up a Legislature to reorganize the MILL
tia and pass other necessary business, I will
put IN end to this infe, nal system Of guerilla
fighting in the state,-an Middle and Western
1ennessee-if We have to shoot every MN
concerned. loud and long-continued ap-
plause.l
The Convention are nominating Legisla-
turc tonight.
The river is ut twenty feet at the shoals aud
fnl1iur
, 1865-01-16

IN, see}: New York Central, 11sl; 50 Coupons,
cid tssue, 1t91; Ed~, 81; Hudson River, lOi !;
Heading, t13k; Michigan Southern. TT; Fitts-
burg, g; Rock Island, losS: Northwcstern, at !;
do preferred, Co; Fort Wayne, -; oh!o Mig
efssipli Certificates. 81; Cumberisnd, 4H; Quick
slre1, 81; hariross, 139 =
street -.xecp-Fs on the Ranapa9c.
NEW YonK, Jan. H.-Thc stfeet-swe2p RS met
today, in !rort Of the City Hall, on the rnnor that
junction Of Mr. Uccker a. inst their plyment.
Tlcy were a angncd By speakers, aud afterwards
reached the Mayors ROOM hut 10 p.raonal yio-
Il nee was pcrpetrated. A strong foree Of police
wos sent for, and succeeded in restoring order
WAsH1sGrcs. Jan. 1s.-lt appclrs from CONVEX
eation with Mrs. Foote that she had pa.s2ort t9
1eaye the ConttderacY and started from Rfchnoud
three weeks ago. Senator Foote accompanied
her, but without such authority. for the purpose
Of eee1Dg her safe over tho Potomac. In tne
1neontime an order issued to the rebel Provost
Marshal 1T Fr> dcrtcksburs by Secret,ry OF War
Sednon ltir his arrest. Hewas accordingly tracked
to Eumfries. there captured and nsen back to
, 1865-01-16
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rMre Tor EnT,nr11ea. T:leet. Sfricrnr~x
Seminal Weakners, Ch3fdee. Diss
eaAes o1 Tue n!uHsJA nA0 AS!A0NeF,
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a or"ana VI either SCI aie or leInaej ii fcv dsys
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