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YOUNG NRS

Reflect that So0nd mind snd BODY are ne ma;
neoes14J requisites % promote eonnubiAl hAurI.
he's Indeed, Without thOss the Journey throcEh
he becomes SsA[y pilgrimage the prospect hour
~ daIke11 10 the view; the mind becomes shadoEes
With despair and tiled With tie melancholy rsses
ton that the Happiness Of another becomes pliShtsd
, 1865-01-17
Letter from Mai. G. NJ willard.
. CHICAGO, IanUnry u, 1895.

The Telegraph correspondent from Cincinnati,
nnder date OF January I4th, states that &C. NJ.
Willard WIS released, &c, Tbs evidence against
him was suf1ciensly strong 10 justify his arrest for
cosnpl4cify, but hardly strong enough to convict
him on tho grand charge OF conspiracy | do
not charge your correspondent with willtn1 In.
tention Of prejudicing me by fa1schood. yet
claim, that having made mfssta:cmeut Of the
facta, you can do no less than allow me to give
the same publicity to the truth, that has been
Isl. The parties causing NY arrest expressly
deny thnt II was for any ssc0mpIlcity" or connec-
tton with what you are pleased to call "tAc grand
conspiracy" ....
"a. No eh rges were ever preferred againstm me,
nor was any evidence taken In my case, unless
taken er p1rte and without my knowledge.
sd. Fave repeatedly asked Hhat the charges
Werea3f any, against me, and up to this present
writing have not been advised.
vas arrested and confined In Camp Douglas
three udtks. Was discharged BY Col. Sweet, and
ordered to report at Cincinnati as witness. Was
there, ana reported twice. Was re-aTested and
copdned in McIain barracks about one week, and
was again discharged. On mf1fcturn home yes
terdpy / find one member Of ~ family very sick
with the smallpox, contracted BY Visiting mo
while at Camp Dougla., which. altogether,
trust will be deemed sufficient punishment for
having, to the best OF mJ ability, supported Geo.
B. Mcclellan for the presidency.
am yours, &C.,
b!uior Willard informs us that Col Sweet had
1o.htng to with his arrest and advised againsti
, 1865-01-17
ONION STOCK YARD AND TRANSIT
COMPANY
Advantages Accruinx from IT. Estab-
liRAm eNL

~unton" Is not alonc good thin in National
sair, it is good in civic :-ftakincs, In indl.
viduai enterprises. II II equally IN essential ele
mcnt Of commcts.-l 81 prosperity as OF national
growth; III" universal tendency Of trade is TO Gen.
raiizst'tn, to junction Il not consolidation Of
interests. Scattered over whole country, pco-
pie rnay be happy and prosperous, but 1t is only
where their energies localized, that crest re-
suits cnsue from human action.
Following the universal law OF mutual gravtta-
,ioa. law equally dominant In the physical NOR
u, md commercial worlds, the men whose inteEesta
largely depend on stock. have started moFement
to Combine snd centra'ize the operations Of deat
En-. by he establishment Of Union Stock Yard
and Transit CO. The I'LL for the Incorporation OF
senate q our State, it, principal provisions were
eseiched IN our Issue Of yesterday. The list Of
corporatora is altogether made up Of our most 81
sa an hss long poep
seit We have now four yaria IN opera'ion-thc
Pittsburgh d Fort Wayne, Michigan Southern,
md now ia, that all the cattle and hogs arc some
imee at one gard and all the operators At smother
Quotations hare often been wild: y and peculiar
ana otbefs who aimed to make a special pro1t be-
tween the stock raiser and the :sla9shterer; the
difference in he price, q course, alwaya coming
ont of Ike pocket Of the consumer. With the
Tpion Yard in operation we shall have much
larger aud better market for stock, place where
the dealers on cach side can meet each other, and
aeceTtaintng current raes by direct comparison of
yiews, can transact their business and 70 home,
The dealer Will not be SO often putto the expense
Of keeping his stock overnight, nor will the mid
sv s 70 iii bsr se
Ter, the buyer and the public. to say nothing OF
the improvement in the condiuon, Of the stock,
which will be much better provided for fu one
The location, too, will secure many advantages.
, 1865-01-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuns.1
ST. LOUIS. MencaT, Jan. Is. 1855.
TonAcco-steady. Sales Of dana ed and green
lugs Al tGGu@7Go; kids tactory 1ugs from tsso to
s1o.25; planters At s1osastto; common leaf ffon
21s.15 to $17ss; medium do at $is.eses2e.75: good
to nnc do from $500 to $685. goid manufacturing
at 49, 20 q 100 MS.
X1oua-Fiat. Sales OF SO brls country douh'e cx-
tx at $3.50 b1l. Buckwhcat -four dull and iowc1-
% br's at t12>so Y brl. ..--.
6EA1N-Wheat very dali. Sales Of Inferior aud
copamon tali at 1p@ls good tair and good fa Al
fl.8to1ss; primo do At s1s5 per hn. Corn higher
saus Of mixed At *128; about 1000 hags mixed and
yellow in lots 1t II 81 yss At *lso lcholce 10 at
SIS. per bu In new oaEs. Oats heavy. Sales go bsss
In new and secondhand basB At 9o9s1c, bags In lot
at &c. and 800 DO at CSC per .bushei IN new osg1
Barley rcEy dull Sales OF good to prime do At $2o5
strictly prime to choice ut choice at a2 prime
spring at t1.so per bu Rye-sales q bags at sl2'x
per tn. ..,
WultkY-F,rm. Sales 20 br1s ut $2.19s and 70 b11s
a. 70; also 10 bss connseatc as auction by u S. Mar
shal at fa1sk@alsh ger cal
uoas-Flrm. All except one packing house are
NOW cut Of the market. and but few are selling the
price ranging from 1oH to Ike per gross. ~ In
npsljty and weight.
, 1865-01-17
ID 1 e u

In this cits, saturday evening. jan. II. 1855
FRANCES A.. wife Of Isaac II. Daggett, Agedc6 years
months and days,
~ Boston ph0cts please copy.
At neloit NJ. ThuIsda1. Jan 18th. 1865. Rev.
AMI XIV BENZ aged 63 years. ~
eE- Hartford, Conn and Linctnnau papers please
copy.
In this city, On Tur<c8y, the lGth Inst at ~ 81,
s. 3e6rs.
Wsat MuuFce street. HedneshAy. 13th at
1oA. II. Friends OF the family invited to attend.
Al the HI do Park Hos se. Monday, the 18th inst
sarah L. Bouns. aged cae yesr and three da1s.
Her funeral Will tak~ plsce ftom No. - Wa1Teust,
on TIC pcsday, 18th Inst. at O'Clock F.M.
Yesterday tMouday), at II 81, alter long and p,iu-
fn. illness. Which ehc Ic with Chr'stan
ANA STEVENS. widow Of the late Hon. Luther +:
Stevens formerly oi seneca Falls. N. T., and late Of
CentreytIlc. Mic In tue eshtteth year Of her asu.
nue notice Will BE- given Of tht tuncEal.
, 1865-01-17
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Western Pzess.1

NEW ToKK, Monday Jan. 17-Atdnight.
TIC Stock market opened with more spirit. Trans.
sections sre areersnd prices genefaly bett"r- During
the day there was falling CT on wese' m o,ds.
There Eaa fair business In railroad bonds at tata
pr1c+s.
State Stocks are dull.
Government cot ~ active as1n5t week. There
were stIne ea1es Ut lower prices.
The geld market was qsits steady during the day.
but fell OF On tunos tnAt tho ox7entiou had landed
At Whining ton.
The money market snd foreign exch.nge Is without
ysriat:on.
, 1865-01-17
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Cod tonight, M7N.
Cincinnati MARKET.

Especial dispatch TO the Chicago Trbuncl
CtxC,SxAT1, Monday. Jan. "a. 1866.
Hoos Receipts Of Hogs since Saturday foot up lcaA
than So head The total receipts for the week were
about 1910 lesd and the tQtal for the season amount
to tCe head THIS exceeds the uu1ber packed last
sesson by abont 2o,K0 head The demind L quite
light and connned almost entirely to city dealtzs.
Packers hare Withdrawn Hom tho Hnsrket. Prices
may be quoted nomlnally 1t for theWholo
rnngr, snd 915.s5 for 30 D aversges.
PROVISIONS Nothing new OF importanco has trans
ptred in tie provision market. The demand for all
articles good sud the market rn1cs 1rm at the prices
telegraphed you On Saturday. Lard closed for
prime city.
WHsKY-Cloeed quiet At $40. ......-..
FLoU1 Dull and prices nou1Insf, ut - oa39.75 or
superduc, and e. .3o@a;5o for extra.
GRAIN Wheat dull at 100 for prime red onun.e
in good dcmand and aEeheld firmly at eoc. Corn IN.
rhg
, 1865-01-17
New York Markets.

-... NEW YnRk. Monday Jan. II.
CoTToE-Dul1 aud lower 1t &1.od.
FLorE-Stato and Western Sic better on common
qualities. SAFES I'll % for Slipping brands and round
hoop Ohio 1.25&t7 for trade brands. Market clos
Ing quiet With huyers generally :refuzlng pay any
advance. Included In sales arc 800 br!s extra s.ate
Tor list halt Of Frb. at SIC. 80.
NHlsK1-Mo1e active and drner 1t 8a-21932S.-
GHlN-Wheat dull and nomlnally unchanged. Ryc
quiet. Barley dn1'. Corn steAdF with on limited
supply at $225 Tor white Western; mixed Western
nominal At 4f.N8l.a2. Oats dull and declining ut
f1.G6 for Western.
GEo xR11s Coffee doll. Sugar quiet; MuscoTsdo
1pa19Hc. M0iasses duh.
P1TtoIzuM-Qniet at previous prices.
WooL-QuIet. 4
rRo. 1sIogs--Pork somewhat unsettled WITH tair
mess; 81 5ca3i ;3 Tor 1865 mess, cash and regular
{s0for prime mess also 2ro nrls f6 mess, for 1anu
.uary. Feh.ns1y ard M March! sellers and euyafs op
and delivery at and 100 brls prime mess
for February nt f4l.D
, 1865-01-17

NORTHWESTERN S. 8. 1xs111UTE.-The North
western Sunday School Teachers Institute met
at the Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
last evening.
The meeting was called to order By Rev. Mr..
Wright, Of the South Congregational Church, and
opened with prayer and singing.
Rev. E. A. Pierce, OF the Westminster Church,
WIS then introduced BY ths President, and sd. d
are 10 seaeh tbe pupls Upon 6is pos.ou ot hs
zohsS. ,s * dwe At hnaa
pairing themselves. As helps in this work, the
ieucher should have bible, dictionary, a good
Ms EEs ses
School work. urging teachers to give their whole
hcarts to it, and make themselves intimate with
h5 t.
Mr. Pierce was followed by Rev Mr. Van Doren,
who enlarged upon the subject, making numerous
ss1nssIS sogs.9I}s } n q o. appFopF
any II s Houton Fecommended thst teachers ebould
tbemeelves thoroughly study the LESSONS, and dis
card ths eook II aetai ts :,
dangerous thing" and urged better preparation,
dcdacing from Els oNn experience tnany facts in
support Of his advice. Re urged that teacher
should never leave his class without teaching them
something OF the love Of Christ.
Mr. Rockwell wished teachers 70 give their
echolare some Illustrations Of the truths taught
Dr. Freeman said: We often have eeholars who
Gnd it hard to learn thcfr lessons. He had once
tried the experiment, with success, Of having one
Of the pupils Ake the question book, while he
himself took his place In the claas,
Mr.. " illlms read ftpm the programme OF the
New York Sabbath School Association somo val
pal1e suggestions respecting the sabbath school
work.
own TEACHER, illustrating the 1esultA Of earnest
4 letter was read from Rev. s. .. Vincent, Prcs
fcnt Of the Institute. stating that the dangerous
ii]nss Of one OF his children prevented his attend
The meeting WIS closed with prayer by the Rev.
E, A. Pierce, and singing.
The next meeting Of The Institute Will be held
on Mondoy evening, when specimen lesson"
~Upou the femrtutio1 OF Christ, will be given By
Ecy. x. O Tay or; this vail be followed By II dis
cuteion upon :. Order In Sabbath Schools"
A DhAA4r1c SorK1rT-1n catering for the
dramatic tastcs Of The Chicago public, Col Wood
exhibits tact approaching to genius. At spe-
cinl matinee On "Wednesday {to-morrow). our lady
faends will have the extreme felicity Of luxrtadns
tn the em{les Of the bnndsomc giant On that oc.
cae1on The Arabian (;ol,sh VIII appear IN the Tol
Of "cousin Joe" in 1.-THE Rough Diamond" :"
Those vho delight In the study Of human nature
will ind IN this announcement grand opport1us-
" Tor meditation. II Col. Wood will close the
doors At m early hour, he can cage many dup1l-
Gates Of the Chicago beauty.
, 1865-01-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,


=
SENATE.
Mt. LANE, nfIndiana, presented the petition OF
tho tizens Of Fl. Wayuc, asking that the rebel
prisoners now IN Northern prisons be placed us-
epcts, and be furnished with Tic same rstionsanJ
clothing furnished Union prisoners Il The Spnth.
N1. lsae addressed ths Senate on the sabjees oi
Nj. WADE intcI1aPted Mr. Lane to offer Joint
re,eution +. that al, IL P5fsonsre both oceFs and
shall be hereafter in the control and Keeping 81
the Federal Government, slall recelye the ss11a
IGns f5d same q clothing ard
Fredcral ptsoners, officers and soldiers, Who
are now Or have been in the keeping and power Of
the sSo pr that this
whenever he President q the United state t zhal
hare reliable information that tho treatment Of
our sodiefs IN Southern M prisons e changed for
of rebel prisoners Who shs iii 70 cary - out tSis
policy shell be dismissed the service.
NJ IT, oi nd said shis Esso!uon did not
ere Of The Federal army This vas very fnpor
taliaton would uake the war bloody. He DID not
care. he hoped # would make every Southern
Eiver run with The blood Of traitors There were
that number Of rebel prisoners In The North. We
es s9 naa Sc GIss syss@ 1s to
mn q & Sa Of 1st ae {sas oos as
p1actisea on our soldiers in The South, many zssa
asp e. ssnsa @plessoa h1s tsTS sS IT. feS 6,4
hartues were substantiated By this Investigation,
The executive authorities would institute system
Of retaliation. @ - Ths report was printed and It len
we're true, but yet no action has been tsken By Tie
Executive He waa cory to see so much sympa:
thy extended By the people, Of the United
, 1865-01-17
LOCAL, MATTERS,

{" II il well to get clear de1a cold the drst
week, brt it is much ssfer and better 70 rid your
self ofit the first forty eight 1ours-the proper
remedy for the rnrpoer being Or. -ilyHs's Etptc-
{0r1nk- Sold everywhere.
ianI7-a1i1- 3t.tuea TIM sAt
, 1865-01-17

Army of the -1amea.
New YoHK, Jan. 16.-The Timer Washington
special says: "It is expected that Gen. Warren
will soon he assigned to the command Of the Army
Of the ,Jnmce"
, 1865-01-17

Il o.; North American &a-e5: Ruchsnan Il %; Rsy.
poids farm Is IS Z. SIS 0op and t39co: Noble we'll
{3W crude petroleum quiet ut 5ae for refined
IN bond, o4c tree.
frs6 too tvh%
, 1865-01-17

American BclleS--Amerfca is Justly proud
Of her beautiful ladies, but how many mar their
besuty and lose their health and youth, become
preInatutc1y old in appearance, By negleeung to
e1cuEe for this, as SozopoST, pronounced By I'LL
worthy rlace between the sweetest lips, can now
be had in all civilized countries Sold By Drag
rtEts and peffumera. ja17e943-3ttue-th-sa
, 1865-01-17

ANOTHER CONFIDENCE y1cI1x.-A man named
Michael Waggonek, from Cherry Valley, ILL.,, wse
yesterday swindlcd ont Of SO By the well known
confidence game, at the jarvis House,
, 1865-01-17


t Paper ! Hsng1ngs E; Paiqtipg, IT csls,mtnns
3an1se604-1m.
"My Corns, oh. my, Corns :,'-Dr
Clement cures co.ns, bnnfons. diseased nails, en-
large joints and all kindred ailments Of the feet
at room 20, Matteson House. Ja11e851-2t
Browns Bronchial Troches.
them from The first, except to think yet better of
'i'f which REv RfEsn hRSR4 f ef w WaRb DErcuEn
"for throat troubles they are = erseSsiI1 e MH1,s
"o'''.9 5 1s opium e: aeys'sE assEa! Ssssn
Dl s'PRduf: gh; .. :: 81 B!eE&6R, Boston,
Most ealntary relief in M bIo1chitis.'' h i S1'A4N'
REy. s. sEIGFREID. Morristown: Ohio:
fSesne'a REV. "Peh ASpEhs6 saDE1eE s. Ionis
ALMOST insta1t relief IN the distressing labor
Of 'FenthEng hEgp pssu'1 Y ESeIsPoS e Attes New York
"Ihey hare suited ny case e3actly- relieving
my throat 50 that conld slng wtth nHsS;nvp saifr
choristcr French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, b. sure and obtain the
genuine. ja1G-el6Q13t-T-y&s.
w Diseaees Of tbe Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent By
dress Dr.. ]. Skillon Houchton. Howard 1ssocla+
lion. No. Sopth Ninth sfrcet PhiladelnhSs. p.
ocS3ty7-3m
E What the Hon. J. y. Nixon. editor and
RropF1etor o. me Ne" gf1eans tTesesa!. eays q
Y. 1amGs, formerly o. lanes. Loek AosGital'
CnstoIp o+a Monss us stIret New u5iea1a IL essabsa
e1 IN 4o' anu No" VI ~ stseet' eo1eaSo'
III. H.. =. :, r,-oso,,t..,,o,;r, a 1894,
Lae y; ~ ~ ~ ~ na,Ta n3 .. .SotJ
ILL., n.,ai na G o,aas ~ r., s.' a.,ats
or their stndy &c pnoW af no one Who has bes
nope 9netly eeIehIited tan b. James aaS Sbo,a
ore ~ IS Wnstnm Honaa strnef Yeors
opm VIII III nrectirni rnow1ed~e ~ madic;ne
e s,.~arsi ha s{naInd nna ~ thoas bvaras n hm.
h9c cnera nrasfis,n9ers 81 ra-.
- ronn ith sncresafniiv an3 hx ossdmnns stndv
ot,hia nn,tieniar hranch ~ his ecJencf md he
nnst eolefai an c1t,ae nracticc h. made him.
arlf the uercu1es Of The HYDRA. and thonaands OF
Fnib teyes n ail na,ta oft}e vyord now inosv Fin
NJ Iementcr lin win the sfncerest rrattnde fnr
g. Jsmes eeesrity @ T Is nj not % conaned to SeT Or o..
iears nT lnnissna or he Unfted States. Int cxisn
thTnnrhnnt EnroTe. AZ = general thinr he il In.
clHhis and thfase WIN NAV come Within thn
Innra Of his treatment may ca} unou him moi onjy
ui:E the i1nne Int viii fhc assnfance. Of heinr r
.tored 10 health and bappinsss.''
DR.. James curea Syphilis ISpermatorrhea Impo-
, 1865-01-17

Meeting Of the ConnIttee-Perma amen
OrE&nizAtlon-Lette from Gov.
0U3eAbFs

A meeting fthe Executive Committee having
In charge the preparations for the proposed Chi.
cago Sanitary Fair was held yesterday morning at
the rooms Of the Northwestern Sanitary Commis-
sicn. r. B. Bryan, Esq., called to the chair He
stated that WIS proposed to organize one OF the
Grandest Feirs which bad yet been held In the
hous. The plan Of the fair embraced the guaran-
tee Of &2a 000 to the Soldiers Home-the FemaIn-
ing funds TO be devoted TO the uses of the Com
mission. The following was adopted:
Rtsolred, That each ef The Northwestern States
be entitled to department Of its own In the ap-
psoaching Sanitary Fair, to be arranged. managed
tion-who shali also hare Tic credit control and
disbursement Of the net proceeds Of each special
State department. for the benefit Of the U. s. San
itary Commission and Soldiers Home IN such re-
Messra E II. Blatch,ord, Merrill Ladd, T. c.
Hoae, edward Ely, and VIM. v. Ksy, wers ap-
pointed committee to appoint officers for s'cE-
The Chairman announced that By permission Of
the Mayor, Dearborn Park would be used for the
Michigan avenue fos one block, had been conced.
ed. The Soldiers Hest would be used AZ res
taurant In connection with the Fair. The privt-
lege Of building Monitor Hall at>thc break sater,
hsd elso been granted, 1t was expected. that tue
lumber dealers and carpenters would cxend such
lid IN enclosing the park rs would peake the plaa
The committee appointed to select permanent
officers, reported as follows: Chairman. Thomas
B. Bryan; SecretarE and Treasurer, E. ". Rfatch-
ftrd; Corresponding Secretaries, Mrs, 4. uose,
Mrs.. 2: r. Ise1moFe and Mrs: o: E. Hosmer.
Mr.. n. A. Haven, an agent Of a New York maize
na ana starch honse. waa appointed Ch1trman Of
that branch Of business.
Committees on tyarious branches Of business
heretofore ignored were appointed. They will not
be announced until their acceptance is secured.
1t was resolved that the meetfngs-of the Execu-
tire Committee shon1d hereafter take place at 8
O'Clock p. N. on Mondaye.
The following letter vas read from Gorernsr
oe1esby:
DECATUR, H., Jan. IL, 1865.
Mrs. D. P. Hyermore and Mrs. 4. u. Hoge, Cor
responding Secretaries Sorthwsstarn Sanitary
Commission and Northwestern Fair:
LADIES: Youz very polite letter Of the 9Th
Inst. informing me that have been elected one
Of the Vice Presidents Of the Sanitary Fair to be
holden In Chicago In May next, has been received.
laval myself q the drst opportunity 70 reply,
fered honor, and ehall be happy to be present and
participate IN the ceremonies on the occasion to
which I'm Invited.
know now Of no reason why may not do 80:
This noble effort you, in common with others Of
your city. are mixing Is deserving Of nil praise.
+ N..rP
, 1865-01-17

The London TImex-fnrestlgates sewing
machines and writes and tndorscs IN American
tnvcntion.conmending it to the families Of
Great Britain and Europe. Extract :-"The
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machine. ,shich ~ The
ONE BrsT CALCULATED FOR HOUSEHOLD woEK,
makes the locK STITCH by means Of ROTATING