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Election Of United States Sen
ators in Massachusetts
and Minnesota.
GEN. BUTLER SUPERSEDED
BIZ GENERAL ORD.
Gen, Sherman on the
Negro Question.
EN ON WASHINGTON.


Especial risp:tch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1861,
In compliance with the request IF the loyal
citizens Of Savannah, the city sill probably
be declared port Of entry, and thrown open
to commerce as soon as the oustructions in
WATERS and approaches are removed,
During The last five days 3S7 dcscr1crs from
Lees army hare come into Grants lines.
The majority Of tlon are Georgians. Tennss.
eccans, and North Carolintans. Eighteen
n,cn were executed at Petersburg in one day
last week fer attempting to desert to our
lines. Thousands are deferred from coming
over on account OF the extreme yigor Of the
rebel authorities in Ibis respect. Cases Of al
tempted dcsestion arc tried By drum.hcad
court martial. Instant death is the punish
ncnt inflicted.
3fr. Footc --of Vermont, to-day introduced
in the senate bill to aid in the construction
Of telegraph line from st. Cloud, ninn., to
the British Possessions In Canada. The bill
allows the Northwestern Telegraph company
to extend one of their main lines from st.
Paul By the ,oute Of the Pacific railroad, to
st. Cloud, and from thence to the southern
boundary Of the British Possessions, ut ct
near Pembina, there to connect with the liue
OF the Hudeon Bay company, to bo EXTENDED
thence to the Pacific Mt or near Victorla,
thence making continuous line By this gen
cral route from Lake Michigan, Tia Lacrosse,
st. Paul, st. Cloud and Peubiua, to tue Pa-
cibc OCEAN. The bill grants one section Of
land for every telegraph station along the
line. not exceedin. one Station every fifteen
, 1865-01-11

The production Of Fidelio, Beethoyen's sublime
and only operate work, marks al era in the musi-
eel history ot Chicago, and the favor with which
1t was received IL an earnest Of progress In the
right direcdon-a sign that substantial, permanent
music has gained snre foothold here. The faith
ful rendition Of BeethoTen'a Symphonies during
the present and past two .Eeasona by our Phflhar-
monic orchestra has not been in vain 1t has giTen
the people trne insight to the profound develop
meuts Of nature IS Illustrated By the great mas-
ter, 1t has educated the people up to more gen
nine and legitimate musical standard, and By III
mil1nrizing them with the subltmlty-one might
almost say with the metaphysics Of Beethoven, 3
orchestral toucs-has prepared them foz the equal
Is sublime vocal tones Of F1delto, based upon tn-
strumcntation.
Fidciio is the yerv acme Of the sublime IN vocal
nusfc-rot uetng the term sublime as applied to
Usn3el. Uaydn o. blende1ssohn in ovato.to, whsre
sacred subjects are dealt with but as developing
thc M ste1ies OF nature. mol. yet implying cold
ness Of clafslcsn, for Fidelio Is full Of passioa
1Te have lecn accustomed to attribute u: pas
aIGnae 10 the fighter works Of he ltc1:Ia school,
and have sought it. f.rvo- In the aeria mu;ie q
Verdi. or The melod1e lower Of Bel'int,
and Eoseini, but htrc thA muster llnatrates
passion IN the best sense Of the 1etm-the gencs'
Gus, he no1lc, tic exalted. His appeals arc made
opIs to llu best sentiments. he allows nothing
tF1vlaI, nothing degrading to disturb tue grand
, 1865-01-11
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Judicial Appointment

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Arnold Kockcl, present President Of the
State Convention, and radical candidate for
Judge Of the Supreme Court is reported as
APPOINTED United States District Judge for
western Missouri, to i'll the vacancy caused
by Judge Wells deceased.
Mr.. Drake, Of st. Louis, is chairman Of the
committee on legislation Judge Clover st.
Louis, judicial Department Mr: dilstFap,
mode of amending Constitution. 1naddition
to these a committee on emancipation was
apno;nted. ia which al1 resolutions, ordinan-
cts and bills on thai subject shall be referred,
with instructions to report to-morrow, and
another on the election franchise and disffan-
chfsement of rtb:1a.
col. Krccke,, President Of the Constitu.
ticnal Committee, has been appointed Judge
OF the q, s. Cirru1t Court of the Western
District, sjce Judge Wells, deceased.
Later advicee from Fort Smith SAT the
troors hare not yet left that post and will be
required to remain there to protect Govern
nent stores until the Arlansas River rises
again, 60 they can be removed. In the mean
| time il is believed the President will revoke
| the order of evacuation.
ST.. T.Iou1s. Tnesday, Jsn, 10.-Fort Smith,
| Ark, adviccs to the eth, confirm the reported
eSacuation of that post and Van Bufen, and
, 1865-01-11

Legislative Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Iu The Senate this morning, Nj. Benefits
hill 1ecal;zing bonds issued by county Boards
sor o,i;n,+ n1.,.as e. .ros -,,szad iii, .,,,t
.o' ni4,.A 4uoNo' 49, "a' fS''0eo' "''u oa'
three d'ssens,ns sotes'
Senate bill u, authorizing counties to bor-
row money to encourage cnlistmcnts also
passe,l, A bill introduced, authorizing the
;,ros,,,ent ~ +hc oo,n,non sohoa, r,ea ~
aa.~t,, ,'aad. ,c.r 49, .~;on an.1o. s,.ason -
sion Of the 1ulc, and referred to select CON-
mtttcc Of fire. Resolutions we're adopted re-
,,.,,-i,r o fI1o aont.a IF IN, c,rarnor,, mas
q~."s s:v .opseo T" y. '"S o''e'H0' "4e''
ssge p4nlsu ~ ns us4 nnu.
Lieut. 1o'. oaher shaounceo TUE stana'og
chairman of lie Committee on Election Ar
H;,o. fh,;rmoo of tha 1nd,c;orp comm,t+co.
" i''onnatt f.ho;-man ~ tha f.om,niItM ~,
W;f,+o-r Af1,;ya Tho co1n,nii+cna ~ I'll
3";riE s13 'nj;cIn,s,r nst;tnted '~ 'N
NiT Rnnham infroincpd n hi fNo- nf, A.
!uHi ~; a.,s. t.oa.r .o;!"a .s,inI ~ 'i
aal fon cr a}o,s 2,r T. ,ossaI :, % t1s
olnseiS ;', !uua 0o'"'o P'4 1"' A'l'S'eo " 'ue
eeSone asao atI ,,:,,s ,roxo ~o,,o-+o.7 o,,a A..
Various otnef ol!is we're reporter ana oAs'
coEneI n H.. I1nHse A liI' n'fsrcn member ftom
Morton, appeareo ana Vas sworn 's, me mem
oe.s soaea ons nunaieo ao''a'S 'o' e"c' ~
W1rcn"HE Wa1 s1:n 1.a .una.3, 1T, .,,;u.., ~,
Mr. He1 W., tne1uanee9 % ~ ~ nl's , ts t9e at sa'-
,s aFMs o. .he 9uuSes N % VI tms san aelMene eoaf''
"a!ch Iassed 70 INC sec9hu fs;'utns.
Mr. Griffith introduced i Dill fixing Inc pay
ofmembe1s and state oneess. Neau once: T..
Mr. bFo"n6 plA; deEa''1nls .ue uses y. -. .hs
jackson Common Pleas Court, PASSED IN the
afternoon.
Mr.. Rhodes introduced Joint resolution
{So. . acccptin. the grant OF Land py Con-
grcss lor ar. Agricultural College Passed to
q second reading. y,
Mr.. Buskirk presented TO TIE House bA
No. 6 to. establish an Agrlcnitural college,
appropr5atfng means and esiab.lshins boara
Of Trustees Tor same, which passed. 10 secoha
reading.
dr. Higgins presented DILL TO amend tae
act as to voluntary associations, go as 10
authorize associations to Improve harb2rs,
make docks and establish tolls for same Tue
bill was read twice under suspension Of rules
and referred to the committee on corpora
tions. ,..,..
Mr.. Wood introduced joint resolution 10
amend the Constitution 80 as to autaor1ze
cries. towns, townships and scnool n1s1r1eIs
to levy and collect taxes lot Ine support VI
, 1865-01-11
FROM NI1SSfESEPIsi.
Further Particulars Of Eriefson's
Hhfd.

ST.. Louis, Tuesday, Jan. 10.-1he Vicks-
burg Sentinea, Of The 5th, has FLU account OF
The expedition left Memphis on the 21st
ult,, 5000 strong, consisting OF the % New
Jersey. 4th Missouri ~ lnalana u s eay9l 1'n LIST
10th Missouri, I'd Wisconsin, 4th and 11th Il
linois, and Sd q. 8. co1ored.
At Egypt, on the Mobile aud Ohio railroad,
g considerable force Of the enemy WAS en-
countercd, and sharp fight cnsutd, IN which
quite number Of the enemy we're Killed and
wounded, and soopsisonefs taken. The rebel
brjgadier Haleom6. commanding, was among
the Eed cF5ss1 Ss t9s ss9an s5aek
railroad below GreDada. destroying it {pr 80
miles Several locomotives and 50 car3 were
destroyed at Grenada, and extensive cloth
ard shoe factories at Bankston. The expe-
diuon brought in q tew horses, mules, and
about the same number Of contrabauds.
Among the prisoners captured arc one Col.
onel, one Lieutenant Colonel, s5 line officers,
and q number Of our men who, to escape the
horrible treatment our prisoners suffered at
Audersonyille, had Joined the rebel army.
, 1865-01-11

4 Horus s'Cop.,' Legislator Summar-
uy Sent TO Grief.

Especial Dispatch to the Chics.o Tribune.l
LANSING, MICE, Tuesday Eve, Jan. TO-
Another Republican was to-day admitted
to scat in the House By the exclusion ofan
opposition member from 1ngha1n county, who
was defeated by the soldiers vote. but to
whom a certificate ofelcction had been given
by Copperhcad board Of canrassers.
A considerable number Of bills were intro
duced III 10th Houses, mostly Of u local
matter.
The only thing Of importance in the Senate
WIS bill to organize police government Fur
The city Of Detroit.
4 number ofpetitions, in regard TO boun-
ties to volunteers, have been received and re-
fcr1cd to q select committee on that subject.
The law will be amended.
The State Commissioner for the Get.
tysf,urg Cemetery has sent In his
report and 1t is very satisfactory. The ap-
preparation made By the State md the pro-
1ects was s, $50, md further appropriation
Of e 500 is asked for the list Of soldiers who
fell On that bloody field is now complete and
embraces two hundred and ten men, making
this State No. 8 on the roll in the numbrr Of
fallen patriots who there sacrificed their lives
fortheir country.
Adju:ant General Robertson is here coll
pected with bis Office. The Government has
wisely determined to continue his services in
the position he has so ably filed for the past
I1carn that o, n. Giddiugs, Of Kalamazoo,
Is to be nominated for Quarter1nastcr General
Of the STATE. The appointment Is an excel
Lent one and Will give general satisfaction.
, 1865-01-11

The Chicago Conspiracy ca~e-.ad'
tournament Of tAc Gourt-Chanscst tu
Ilac Court.

[srcc:s! Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbuue]
CINCINNATI, Tuesday January 10.
The Court Adjourned this afternoon until
tomorrow at two O'Clock, wlea 4 more suit.
able room will he provided. Nc. business was
tranaacted.
Col, Rentsan Williams, of the 12t:, Indiana
Volunteers, has been ordered to his regiment
aud relieved from duty on the Court. Col.
Cnas. T. Murray, of the s9tl Indiana Vvluu-
tcrts las been appointed to the vacancy,
owing to his seniority in rank. He acts as
President vice Col. Wjsswall. The trial Is to
commence tomorrow.
E. G. Asay and Judge Wilson have arrived,
as connsels Tor Walsh and Grenfsu.
C1sc1S3A71, Jan. 10,-The Military Com
mission met Mt two this afternoon but ad-
;ousncd till tomorrow to get possession Of a
better room. The specifications were amend
cd 60 as to read '~dld secretly couspire With
one Capt. Hines a.ios Dr.. Hunter, Of the Con-
fcGe1ate army" etc.
, 1865-01-11
FEfDN ST. PAUL.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago THbune]
ST. PAC1, Tuesday, Jan. IL.
TIE Senatorial caucus, last night, resulted
in t1e nomination Of Daniel S. Norton. His
friends are no less surprised at this result
than his opponents. The caucus listed until
one o'clock this morning. Thirty-two bal
lots we're taken, twenty-five votes being
necessary to choice.
The 1st ballot stood Wilkinson, 16; Norton,
T.; Swift, II; Window, 10. On the 10Th
ballot, II. II. Rice, i he list Democratic Senator
from thla State, was introduced aud received
II votes. He reached as high rs 13, but
lost ground, and, after the eth ballot, was
dropped entirely. For eighteen ballots,
Norton held his own pretty well, nuctua:ins
from ten to twelve, while Swift and Window
fluctuated from eight to eleven. After the
18th ballot, Norton lost ground and Wllkin-
son gained. For seven ballots Wilkinson
sto d within two votes Of SUCCESS, while, in the
meantime, Norton ran down aud finally re-
criyed but four votes. Some of the opposi-
ton to Wilkinson then agreed to cest one or
two complimentary votes for Norton, and
agterward turn on Swift and nominate him.
This complimentaryar arrangement commenced
Oh tie eth ballot, when Sorton's vote rose
to eleven. On the next lie bud fun: teen, and,
Us he was doing 80 well, they concluded to
adhere to him. Some Of the members thought
they Few the coming man, and stampctlcd,
Norton, q; Wilkinson, 21; Window, l.
Thoug b Mr. Wilkinson went into the caucus
stronger than any man, there were j sutft'
cient number pledged to oppose him and, un'
, 1865-01-11

NASHVILLE, Jan. 10-The Union State Con-
rent;on, To. the purpose of rcoreanizing the
evil government iu Tennessee, assembled at
the eapital this morning: Delegates were
present from all parts Of the State. Samuel
L. Rogers, Of Knox county, wa5 chosen Rresi~
ilent. and Messrs. Mercer and Cone, If Nash
ylllc' SECRETARIES. No,ling Of Importance
was done to-day, and the meeting adjourned
until tomorrow. Among ne members in
attendance we're some of the ablest politicians
in Tennessee. Parson BroWnlow and Horace
, 1865-01-11

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday. January 10.-six
inches OF snow fell here today. On Sunday
q scouting party from 0lacksyilse, Tenn,
captured. soHtl, or Cumberland river, tho no
torious guerilla leader Jake Sly. Sly aud
four of lis men were executed on the spot In
retaliation for the murder OF Union prisoners.
OsB o'cLocK, 4. n, l1th.-The Gait House
is Just discovered to be on fire. Its dcstruc-
ti,,n in ct.rfn}n.
, 1865-01-11

Fighting Mt monl1cACottou Burnin.
OH the m1ss1saIppis

CAIRO, January 10.-The steamer Mascn-
ia, from New Orleans, brings announce
ment Of the arrival Of tue steamship Morning
Star, with General William F. smith and
stuff.
The gunboat RATHER driltel ashore in
the late Storm, bctwrcn ficksburg and
Natchez, was fired into by gang Of gucril'as
and burned to thc waters edge.
A letter from citizen Of Mobile to citl-
zen Of New Orleans says:
Fighting was going On in that vicinity on
the 31st nit.
The rebels were burning cotton short dis
tarce from Satchcx, on the @20th ult.
Thc New Orleans cotton market is com
1,letcly unsettled, by the news from New York.
Middllngs were offered at Sl.l- ~. Sugar
was uufct at 81 l-2c. N1olasscs $40
, 1865-01-11

Cu,cAoo.-Ous Acknowledgements arc tne to
the New York Er+ssin1 Erpr&ss for Its liberal ex-
tracts from our statistics Of the growth and pres
eut standing Of Chicago. Tint 1oureat has, how
ever cppitd couple Of errors; the only ones We
have noticed in our report. We append the true
figures: ,,-nn,,.o
Cosl pUrchased BY Government 4 ~, BE- roundsss
Viii these drawbacks the Erpress may still call
ours "a Wonderful City,
, 1865-01-11
Proceedings in the Legsslaturc-fE;.
Inauguration Of the New state OH
GERS Postponed

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-The Speaker r.
ceived letter from A5la1snt General .s H&aynie; &
pcnenieot % 81 fhe Inauguration. fhs nsuse con-
ceEred With TIE Senate IN postpSnnE the ina1 =,
sympathy ytsnl condoi& &nce with Governor Ogiesbs
was adopted.
The Senate met at ten o'clock.
On motion Of Senator Ward, joint resolution
was adopted postponing The inaug u5auon 10 Tues
day. The uorse conc1r1ed. The Speaker id on
lhc table commun!e1tfons On various sah;ects'
cers ot the Deaf ord Dumb Asylum were lald On
lie table. On motion Of Mir. Mcconnell, 5000
copies Of the latter vera ordered printed.
tee on Banks md Corporations, with recomu'en-
eoWe4 ri, ,be III 81 and oH fnos be
ae T.. S stsins sna Ii srsses Ba
Com1,any, nmcnd the Rush Medical College char
ter, Incorporate the illinois River and Pana Rail-
road amend The Garrett Blbleal Institute charter
4 large number Of bills were Introduced; the
raost important were the following:
By Mr.. Bushnell-To maintain TUG purity q the
elective frnne hfse md prevent frauds At elections.
By Mr. Ward-To incorporate St Luke Hosp!-
.al; also to provide that parties to suits may
Ry lit. Rclly-To amend the law relative to
i,y Mr. Richards-To leeallzc the action OF the
Board Of Supervisors Of Lee county; ~
/ Hy 9lr. Scholeld--f0 incorporate the Qalncy
and 1yartaw Iailroad.
III Dir. Mason-To enable the purchasers Of
the American Central Railway to become corpo-
ration.
b Mr. Wa1d-To amend the Alton and Chicago
Railroad.
Ry Mr. Eastman-To incorporate the Chicago
burlington aud Quincy Railroad to tako up TIC
track near Batavia, and cu7lnect with the North
q Mr: PetsssnTo incorporate the Tolono and
By ST. Mctcalf-To prevent persons claiming to
be sub}ects Of other governments voting or hold
b 81. Eaqtman- enable certain railroads to
maintain joint track. Ihls act contemplates 4
track on the North side, and bridge across the
On motion Of Ms. Mcdonnell, the Senate adop-
ted resolution to visit JacksonYille On the 9Th
:ss m l. If ss& as qrsss e. % S,;:ss sSs
was passed 10 lis third reading. Yeas, r nays
none.
In the nouse petition from the county Of
Cook pettt1onine for net emitting them TO levy
tax Tor county purposes was referred 10 the 1u"
dic1ary Committee. ::
resentstises In Congress to secure the passage Of
law disftanchielns desc1ters, Fsas adopted.
4 resoluuon instrnctlng the Committee on
! esa1 Companies RON ON overcharging. Carried:
| "A resolution requesting the Committee On Ju.
| dietary to report law providing for sufficient
pn9fhentc psehns csa5 Of dshonesf Judges and clerks OF
investigate alleged frauds at Camp Butler and
4 resolution ina9uet1ng onr ReprcsentatiTes n
Congress to labor for the abrogatloI Of the Reel
| proeity Treaty with Great Britain. Referred to
| the Committee On Federal Relations.
| 4 resolution Myorablc to Registry Law.
Communication was received from the State
Treasurer .statlng that the amount Of gold In the
Eagl Is n :'a amouni Of
, 1865-01-11

TonoxZo, jim. lo--Burleish, one Of tho
Lake Erie pirutes. was again before the court
today. fhc original document signed by
jeff. Davis was produced, which authorized
tile raid Objection having been made to re.
eeivjng 1t, the cnurt adjourned to Thursday
to consider tho objection.
, 1865-01-11

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago TfIbune.1
ST. LoC1s, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Further advices concerning the evacuation
Of Fort Smith state that the troops have not
actual1y left the Fort &c, ,nnd will not be able
to do 20 until rise takes place in the river
to facilitate the removal ofstorcs, 4 delesa-
ton has gone to Washington to procure or
ders from the President to suspend the eyac~
uation, aud 1t is reported Mr. Lincoln has
promised that The place shall be held. Gen
Candy issued the original order to giye up
ror.s Smith and Van Bureu.
, 1865-01-11
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY1t 1865.

the Senate. under what authority 10 called i4t:
public service volunteers for 50 ar1f 90 days Eli
has no. replied. hold the Secretary Of War Is
O. ae IL
he be again directed to inform the Senate bT E1a'
authority BE- called into pabltc service volunteers
Tho Clair directed Mr. Salisbury to draw up q
resolution embracing the object aimed st. sod he
II lii. CLARK objected to the resolution and II
The report Of the Naval Academy was laid be-
fore The Senate and ordered to 5e printed. ~.
appointment Of SECOND Assistant Secretary ot
War, which was referred to The Military Com
Tie Senate went into executive session and then
WAsuHoroSr Jan. 10, 1856
HOUSE.
The House resumed the t1iscussiGus Of the Con
stituhoucl amendment for the abofishment Of sla-
III. KAssON advocased;i 1t, declaring that the
people had decided for the amendmsat-
FERNANDO WOOD arsaed agalnssthe amend
Tie question Of the constitutional amendment
for The abolition Of slavery was taken ur and dis-
eehe 81. KAssoN safa ner lights and influences had
hcen brought 70 bear to fayor the amendment.
The Baltimore Convention declared In Its favor,
a2l tho Chicago Convention did not dare to take
s}aed e ID Il A is favor, By SUPPORTING he Baltimore
Convention. The fundamental principle ct the
Constitution was TO favor the extension CT civil
and religious liberty At The of the
etderation. He proceeded to show that Congress
had right to make the proposed amendment and
maintained that it was necessary fol the coasoli-
Iii. VORnEES reminded the gentleman that
Republican majority heretofore passed q resolu-
ton declaring shat tbs Government M hsd . no a''-
Mr. KASSQN admitted It and said 1t was neTer
, 1865-01-11
FROM lS0STON>
Election of q. s. Senator.

Bos7oS, Tucsday, Jan. 10.-The House to-
daY voted for u. s. Senator, with the follow
ing result: Henry Wilson, q; Gov. Andrew,
II; r. c, Winthrop, !.
, 1865-01-11

Gold.

CAIRO, Tuesday, Jan. 10.-The rebels are
su;d 10 have burned the Court House during
the occupation o, ,pwenshoro. Ky.
, 1865-01-11

Relief for the Poor Of 6avnn-
nnh.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-A meeting Of the
citizens to devise means ftr the relief Of the
suffering inhabitants of Savannah. was held
at the board of Trade rooms this evening.
The Right Rev. Bishop Potter was called 10
the chair.
, 1865-01-11
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, 1865-01-11

MAYNARD arc here and attending the meeting
to-dny.
There hns been Z heavy Ia'n all day. and
The river is rising rapidly. Ihe1e are ten 1eet
OF Tater On the shoals.
, 1865-01-11

G0tu.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Jan. 10.-Gola dull
anl without any strength. Closed at 2.3.
, 1865-01-11

ALLEGED LAncESr.-Pat Mcdonnell was yestcs-
dsy brought before Justice Miller, upon complaint
Of Henry Hans, wagon maker, charging him
with having stolen sleigh. The case WAS post
poncd nntil Friday, the defendant giving bail IN
The ecu3 nf &SbQ,
, 1865-01-11
Nelp advertisements.

HESPERIA LODGE, NO. ALL,
i i F. and H. M.-The members ofth,s Lodge ars
nosinsd sLe. ,ne regular eomm4nleattoa VI be h:id
o'ctc.. he ht'l af AccuFdla Lodge. on souhsast
eornfr Of Lake ana CLARK siEcets fu.l attendance
II requested. BY Crdcr fthe ". II.
Iall e3a1lt E. q. WEHHAED. Sec.
, 1865-01-11

Tie Commercial tldr6rftser has IN editorial OF
the removal Of Gen BntleT, and views hls m1litary
pays compliment to his administrative ability
Int considers him a failure Us military leader
It enumerates his failures. but thinks lie Las actet
to The beat Of his knowledge.
dent, announcing tho removal Of Gen, Butler
Gays that the ostensible ground for the renloya
was the failure at Wilmington, but that fo'
months past be has been losing tho confidence 0
the arruT officers thrQush yariou5 causes.
, 1865-01-11
The Opera.

~ For Afternoon Telegraph II
SECOND Page.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-19
The Old Marble Works
In Operation Again.

\ AN now prepared to fill all orders in the
i Gravestone or Monumental line on short
notice. of the best American or Italian Marble.
After having twelve years experience, IN
the business fatter myself that / can give
satisfaction in workmanship and price, to all
who may favor me with their patronage. ]
cell all my work at my shop, consequently l
can afford to sell lower than any one who
travels to sell. NV shop is on the cross street
Leading from the river to the graveyard. be-
twean Second and Third. Gallipolis Ohio
NIB All orders will be filed on the same
terms as If you were to come yourselves, for
sell TO al customers at the same price.
SAMUEL KERR,
Sept. 2s, 1861.