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, 1865-01-30

THE HORSE RAILROAD MEETING.
The people Of Chicago came to Bryan Hall
on Saturday evening, aroused to sense Of
the fraud sought to be put upon them, in the
bill which has recently passed the Legisla:
ture, giving away the rights Of three genera
tions Of their postcrisy. The horse railroad
men were there too. 1t WAS easy to sec On
entering the hall that the same means which
Lad been used to push the swindle through
the Legislature, had not eoccn neglected at
home, but that as extensive efforts as It was
In the power Of three wealthy monopolies,
employing hundreds Of men, to make, had
been made to pack the meeting with con:
ductors, drivers, ostlers or other employees
Of the companies. Between two and three
hundred of these men were driven in in
squads OF from half q dozen to q
dozen each, under railroad stockholders who
seated them In the front seats occupying two
or three rows across tue entire width Of the
hall. When The hour arrived, however, the
people Of Chicago began to pour in until two
thousand citizens filed the hall. the galleries
and stairs, many remaining standing. The
platform WAS occupied by many Of our most
prominent men, and the general tenor and
current Of the meeting was so enthusiastic
and overwhelming in Its condemnation of the
swindle that even the feeble and ignorant
minority which had been marshalled into the
hall to vote for their employers, we're awed
into silence and order, which continued until
after the passage Of the resolutions. Never
has larger or more enthusiastic meeting
been held in the city Of Chicago to protest
against an invasion Of popular rights.
, 1865-01-30

NEW YonK, Sunday, jan o9.-The steamer
America, via. southampton the 18th, arrived
here this morning from Liverpool 18th. Mar
ket dull and irregular, all quotations declin.
cd. Flour dull wheat inactive and easier
corn dull, with q downward tendency; beet
lard firm; coffee steady; petroleum steady.
consols closed at 691s@89X for money.
The Tines says that even the most rabid
Northern journals admit that the Wilmington
e1pedition has come to q miserable conclu-
sion. The whole tenor Of the Africa's in.
telligence is favorable to the Confederacy.
Some interposition By France Of England, or
me Confederatcs deceive themselves Id at
tempting to propltiate Europe by offers OF
emancipation. England wonld rejoice
in. any scheme Of emancipation.
Every European State acknowledged the Be-
public when it was governed By the constitu-
tion. permitting slavery as tMly as the Con
tederacy permits it now. Why should the
abandonment By the South Of slavery buy
recognition? That Is withheld for many 9th
eI reasons We know Of no European power
Neely to accept the Office Of pfotectorate.
Ile idea Of propitiating Spain, the most OBJ
situate OF slavery supporting governments,
by the proposal to abolish slavery is
on the reality Of the whole discussion. COZ.
fcdcrnte loan 56@T. French rentes 67f &c,
FHANcE-Ihc Archbishop Of Besaucon's
letter respecting the Popes cncycllcai has
been referred to council Of states Us IN aburc
Of ecclesiastical authority.
IrA1r.-The Minister Of Justice reminds
the italian bishops that the .encyclical must
be submitted. to Royal erequatury: Goyesn-
ment reserves to itself the right Of supp.esssnc
whatever portions are contrary to the laws
Of Italy. The Turin correspondent Of the
London Nt1cs reports that 1hc French troops
nrc to be withdrawn from Rome before March.
Capt: A. Sinclair, Of The rebel navy, AMI
Capt 7: B: Skinner, both Of Virginia, were
lost IN the blockade runner Lila.
1y. . ~A' "'' "s4A
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1sncc,o, ntsn,tc1 - -. ch;,,aor.,h+a
l@f'eAA' otr 49, " LIE enlcaso 4r1ounel
"AsH1SG7os, Saturday. ign 8
Brig. Gen. saxtun has been assigned to duty a:
tnspector of settlements and n1snt,t,on. In th<
Denartmcnt at the sonth NJ d1t,, ~, aonsi.,
,n.;n,r ~ -ror,s,.n 49, oeuu LIS aots WI, cousis
uunls IN p1o'!o1ng 1ot the comfort Of the freed
men and their locstton and settlement upon the
abandoned and cona.cated plantations In that de.
d,strirts IN the donsr+,art hs1 ~ Saa
s,rn;sh ~ no,aeas nAso oecn olsecleo 10
the limits Of their commands.
Since the capture of Savannah over liz 900 slaves
hsrc ren,o tnt, NV ,,,ao =. 49,. .,..e s -. ~.
as,s,.a ' 4e'o 'as 'Anes II ''at p'ace afo III fo'
cotaigo.
Mr.. Wade, to-day, presented In the Senatc nc.
tit;op s1ened bv eichteen mcmbcra ~ +ho senato
,,rss,.a ~. -. -, sEe ,IM mcIosfs W ae oena'e
praying that the rank Of Hospital Steward in the
regular army he increased to that OF brcvet I'd
Mr. Spracue introduced bill in the Senate to-
day to INCREASE the compensation OF Senators and
Representatives and Delegates to $1,000
for each congrsssmsn-!mllaee to remaln, as
of the present Congress- shall be cutitled TO r.
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tent bill the Common Council may in:rea =
the rate Of fare, and having once increased 1t
they cannot again dimini&h 1t except by the
vote Of a majority Of al ht Aldcrmen elected.
The only municipal question requiring ma
joEty Of The AID. d.rmcn elected under existing
laws is an appropriation Of tho peoples mon-
ey. This bill proposes to place just as many
safeguards around the question Of reducing
the fares to tie ran at .olie they ,oere originally
Jlzed, as have been placed around the city
Treasury! 1t would be passing strange II
these companies could not keep enough Al
dermcn away from Council meeting to pre-
rent majority Of the whole number from
voting upon the question.
But thLse arc minor matters. We ask the
members Of the General Assembly again
whether they desire to sec any portion Of
their fellow citizens handed oyer to the mer-
cies Of great monopoly for ninety-ntne years
to he dealt with according to their pleasure.
These companies arc in their infancy, but al-
rendy they signify their intention to put this
man up and that nm down according as their
behcsts arc obcyed or dlsohcyed. (scc AIR.
Lsrned'a remarks in another columu.) If
these things be done in the green tr.e what
shall he done In the drye Every man in the
General Assembly, or out Of 1t, who has one
spark Of selfrespect, one particle Of love for
the institutions under which We live will
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Distribution Of Food at tSavannnh-Ar.
my MoTements-The Situation.

New YoRK, Sunday, Jan. 29.-Thc Savan-
nah correspondent Of the Herald, states that
donations Of food sent out, were distributed
rom the market house to those formerly
rich but now poor, to white and black, under
the direction Of authorized agents. The kind
and eloquent letter Of Mayor Lincoln, Of Bos-
ton, to Mayor Arnold Of Savannah, was the
theme Of much approbatiye comment by old
citizens Of the Inter city.
The Beaufort, $. G., correspondent Of the
Times, dated the 18th inst, says sherman's
advance is at Saltketcher, midway between
Charleston and Savannah, On the railroad
line, and considerable rebel force is at Ashe-
poo, and rebel reinforcemcnts have been sent
TO Branchyille to hold that place against
Sherman; and several cannon from
the outworks Of Chasl:ston hare
also been sent to Branchvi1le.
tits currently stated that from accounts OF
deserters that Charleston will be evacuated.
Movements by the rebels indicate that
they arc removing heavy guns from James
and Sullivan islands. One or two monitors
and several gunboats have joined DahlgEen's
feet of Charleston.
A Savannah letter of the 10Th to the Times.
says he last Of sherman's army would leave
that city on the Goth. Two divisions Of the
corps were at HaEdeevillc when last heard
ffofn
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San Francisco, Jan. 28.-The United States
Grand Jury have ignored the charge against
Miehael Hays, acc1sed Of conspiracy tof1t out
pirate vessels to prey on United States COM
merce, the evidence being insufficient. Hnys
1s nov IN charge Of the military authorities
at Aca1ez, but will probably be released.
HeaSy 5alns are again falling. We have al
and three months Of tie rainy season stiil re-.
main.
There are rumors Of defalcation in the Office
Of the United States Revenue Collector in
San Francisco. The matter in undergoing
investigation by Special Agent Downs,
, 1865-01-30

Adverse Dcc1aion of the Supreme Court
on tie Soldiers Eote-Lcg1slotlFe
Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
LANSING, Saturday, Jan. 2S.-A majority Of the
Supreme Court Of this State, to Wit: Judges
chriettany. Campbell and Cooley, to-day decided
the soldiers roting law unconstitutional Chief
txritcmPnt preyails. I'unf members Of t14a Sen
ate anasixtecn members Of the House are affected
By tlis decision. The members Of both houses
Senator's SILL. probably yacate their seats; bat
.his decision also throws uut Democratic Sena-
tor. who Was elected by votes Of township
where electors voted within the precincts Of a
city for convenience, and outside Of the bonnda.
1ies Of their townshtp. Wha. action the House
Will take has not yet transp1red.
Most Of the Legislation today was on local hills
Mr.. Williams, Of Van Buren, chairman Of the
Committee on Educaton, has reported faTorably
primary schools. The c1ty or district, or rather
Its Democratic politicians, are here In force. try
in. to defeat the Metropolitan police bill. They
Eaye bill prepared which they are trying to have
adopted q: eufetitute. They will fail.
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CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY 80. 665

tion, but they will be rejected with an una-
n;mity that will forever damn the wretched
traitor who has sought to bring shame and
disgrace On the fair name Of our State. It
would be most notifying to see any such
resolutions introduced, and we do earnestly
hope that good sense may prevent their he
ing offered.
This second mission Of Mfr: Blair is the best
evidence we can desire that our people have
only to be true to themselves aud we shall
soon rejoice in the enjoyment Of our liberty
aud independence. There is compromise
that may yet open the way to peace. 1t has
been suggested that the United States will
acknowledge our Independence provided
treaty of commerce and league defensive and
offensive for the vindication Of the Monroe
Doctrine to all the States Of North America,
ran hta nprccH 111on
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From Texas,

Nxw FoRK, Jan. 37.-Late advlces from Tersa
hsve beec received. It was reported that Mciias
commanding at Matamoras, permitted rebel pfess
gangs to cross from Brownsville and couscript
weston had arrived In New Orleans. They report
suffering there for fuel. Partitions and outhQnses
were being used for the purpose
There hsd been no blockade runners at Calves
ton for couple Of weeks.
In an interview under flag Of truce, the rebel
Scott, Who spoke very dispafaginsly, said him and
many others had determined to Join corps which
Maumillian is forming.
, 1865-01-30

RICHMOND, Ind, Sunday, jan: eo.-The
p po5k paeklng & and who1ssaie Rsaa groce1y sstae
stroycd by fire this morning, at two O'Clock
Loss about sSc, 600; insured for sc, 900. The
commission house Of E. J. Williams, I'D,
joining, WAS also destroyed. Loss $12,0 600 to
sl5. 600 On wool belonging to Thomas Wood
nut. The insurance expired on Thursday
last. The Office Of the c. &. c. 4. r. R. was
entirely consumed, with most Of the papers
The entirr loss is probably Sill, 600.
, 1865-01-30

NEW YoHK, Saturday, Jan. as-Gencral She..
man had lssued an order in references to the Nc
Eroes within the lines OF his army. The young
lit in the military service, and the South Caroli
na Sea 1slanfls and the abandoned rice and cotton
fields On portions OF the Florida and South Caro-
nna coasts, to be set apaft for the settlement
Of the u1d men, women and children. General
Rufns Saxton h:s been appointedao supettntend
their location on theee lands.
All the rebel distinctions have been removed
rom the main channel to Savannah harbor. aud
It IL now open to navigation.
A Charleston correspondent Of the Richmond
Daspafeh says that Il Sherman succeeds in getting
possession Of Bronchyille, the fall Of ChxflcstoE
v III soon follow.
, 1865-01-30
FROM MCLEAN COUNTY.
Death Of IN Illinois Senator Farmer
millionaire,


by United Sntes telegraph
DLooa1saros, Ill.,, Sunday, Jan. o..
Eds. Chicago Tribune:
Senator Isaac Funk died in this city at five
O'Clock this morning. His disease WIS crysp-
elas in the head. It is thought By his friends
thatthc labor and excitement of tue Senate
brought on or ut least much aggravated his
disease. He was sixty-seycn years old and
]sas always been called q man Of iron consti-
tuition. About three hours after his
death bis wife followed him to the spirit
world. She appeared to die Of nervous pros
tration, although there appeared to be symp-
toms Of lung fever. Forty years ago they
came 10 this county. along with the very first
settlers. These deaths have caused deep
tocling in this community, where they have
been known, h9uored and respected SO long.
The funeral Of both will take place on Tnes-
.day, the 31st inst, at Funk's Grove, in this
county,.
, 1865-01-30

,MtsmEGroR, Jan. 26--The reports Of Mr.
Davia IL willing 10 watyc forma1ities AM, send to
washington or receive from there commissioners
fe meat der Peiee s On The basis of separation The
Is willing to give hearing to any person of jnf1
ence who may come from the States in rebe}iion.
with OF without Dssis authority, to tfgat for psace
atpye there ts no doubt.
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More ludiau DeIsredat1Qus.

OMAHA, N. r., Jan. 29.-Three hundred In
dams at Valley Station, four hundred and
fifty miles west Of here, this morning run of
six hundred and fifty head Of cattle and
burned one hundred tons Of government hay.
A three hours engagement took place be-
tween the Indians and twenty soldiers.
Twelve Indians were killed No soldlcra
were killed.
LATER.--Tte Indians that burned the gov
eminent hay and ran off the stock ut Valley
Station yesterday, came down the road to-day
md burned two ranches near Julcsburg, and
ran off four hundred more head of cattle.
They have now gone in the direction Of Fort
Laramie.
, 1865-01-30
From SUy0nuut1.

new YoRK, Jan. % The prize steamer Stag,
en- route for Boston, has arrived
The steamcrs Virginia, from Liverpool, Arago
from Port Royal, and the Evening STIR, from New
orleans. are below.
The steamer Arago from Port Royal and Savan-
noh the 2ath, has arrived The saTannah HeTa{d
says that the steamers Greyhound, from Boston,
Kebecca Clyde, from New York, and the Daniel
their cargoes were being distributed. 80 - '"A0
a pubhe meeting has been called by the city
government to give an expression Of the thanks
q the community for the lfberaltty shown By
their northern friends.
General Grover succeeds General Gerry In the
command OF Savannah.
The distinctions are being removed from the
river, and navigation is being rapidly resumed.
, 1865-01-30

0ur Midnight Dispatch-Interesting
Summary Of NeVEs-
NEW YORK, Saturday, January S.

The Times, editor.a1ly, considers the present
eaPsEn Of he rebellion and thinks t. makes 91o
70 r.. Terry and
It looks to zee tie present movement carried to
successful Termination, and hopes NJ; Blair &'l'
nov remain quiet and BAYS the only tn1ng nsses
Lees army.
NEW YonK, Jan. 2a,-The !" bull "cliq1e who
tossed gold up last night st!1l controlled the mAf
, 1865-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. as-The morning papers arc
filed with pecae gossip IN connection with NJ;
Bla}r-e visit to Richmond. The TINES and lFor!d
raw his negotiations hare proved failure. The
IFt1une says the result is unknown to outsidcrs.
, 1865-01-30
TyroaRAru1cAL.-Atth the annual election Of I

TrroaRArr1cAL-Athe the annual election Of the
Chicago Typographical Union, held on Saturday
evening, the following officers Vsese chosen for
the ensuing year:
Py<sidenl-P.J j. ]. O'Connor:
Wct President Charles Trude3u.
Rtcordfnq SeeTefdry-H. X Cllssold'
FIrdnc4Qf Seerd0ry-A. c. Cameron.
Lpfrespondtng Secretary h. Edison.
TTfostfra-WaA 4. Morley.
Board of. Drectors-Ed. Irwin, Chairman,
Sam. Bolster, q. P. Martin, c. H. Phllos1ek, j.
Buckle, Jr..
0uardtonJames Mcnamara.
DeIfoates to National Unton-Joseph G. SNOW,
Geo. Z. Haxlitt, Il. D. Adams
, 1865-01-30

From the Army OF the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Jan. ga letter
from the Army of the Potomac on Friday
evening, says Ehat qniet still continues along
lin.
, 1865-01-30

Later from Europe.
NEW YonK, Jan. a8-The steamship Cuba, frosn
Liverpool 14th and Queenstown 18th, arrived here
at: P. H. Her news /. two days later.
LIVERPOOL, 14th-Eveniag.- sales to-
day were =, Coo bales market closing verJ dull,
RreAdstufs Inactive.
Provisions nrm.
Produce quiet and steady.
LONDON, 14th-Eyening.- closed at
American stocks-n1inois Central 5o1s1 dis
count; Erie ST.
P1R1s, 15th.-Thc Dourse closed firm at CT for
Renfes.
LoEpoN, 14th.-The Bank OF Prussia has re-
duced its rate Of interest TO per cent for COM
mefcial bills and advances On merchandise to 81
Per cent upon securities.
The Hresse Of Vienna says the following Is the
purport Of the notes exchanged between Austria
and Prussia; Aust1ia zepudiates participation In
the proposed forcihle measures against The mid
die States, represented by Biemark as revolution.
6ry. Austria Will not abandon the ground Of fed
era1 right and reminds Bim3a1k in case Prussia
should desire the annexation Of the DuchIes, Ut
the suggestions formerly offered, to the effect
that Austria would only consent to aunexatiou on
being compensated by enlargement OF her Ger
man border.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Dy telegraph to Queenstown,
The King Of Prussia had opened the Chambers.
The King In his speech suggests that steps are to
be taken to form Prussfan navy. Preliminary
surveys are being made for canal between the
Baltic and North seas, and that the Duchles are to
be required.
l1vERroo1, Jan. 1..-Thc steamer Selia.
blockade runner, hence for wilmington. WA to-
tally lost this morning of the bar OF the Mercy
The loss Of life Is from IS to 20.
The steamships Affica and Boston arrived at
Queenstown to-day, the 18th.
, 1865-01-30
DlCKSON'S
CATTLE PUMP.
every ANIMAL CAN USE 1T,

nc tsfs IN full connc encc that nothing more truly
worthy to be calledA
Lahor-Saving Machine,
hfe ever been offs RED to the Western t1met- Every
animal. from a horse TO Aman ca'L will operate il
readily In Tells OF all depths. lta construction Is
simple and not lab - E.e cut Of orsE IL e1ni-
"a ent to }istDE water on any farm, ani tho price
within The r ach CT a1l.
EXAMINE THE PL1N---IT Is PERFECT.
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
The following tesnrnontAa sre from lew Of those
Nhr have used Wtues sed the Wur king OF
these pnmps during the past season:
We. the unc erSEned having each Of rs uaed one Of
Dfektcns Cattle Pumps tor The last four Or nve
entire satisfaction. That al sntmals nom = iasEu
horse to small yeaFling car Will operate them =
dily and supply themselves with water WILL and w
be teve tie invention TO b. together the best or tue
kind in use JAS "ALk1s' A. As719XI E;y AARxoS,
We. the understcred, having seen tha oEeratton or
D1ckIons Cattle Pump Tor the last tn months hare
become satlened that As means OF s1ppivinS cattle
and horses at all times With puEe water, ills uneQuae
and having seen the creratl for long tfale va
feel knrs ta It ls perfect sacce.s aud d-sncd 10
for stock On the pEalraes Of the Wet.
s. sJHai Jonss,s, s. i. +. l. casrI1.' cna.tx'
VEL sIxXoEs, J. Il. CARR+
J.Woenw.Rp. Tnos. Left.
Sandwich, DeK.1D G. G. Fl ill., "SSsfs1tf ssSs e. 1s:
Address
a. ADAMS g. CO.
Or thx inventor, JOSAPH A. DIX sON ssniWtrS
DekA Co, ~. ja23 g1se3s isaa-xoN.net
, 1865-01-30

The Antf.SIaverY Amendment.
WAsn1naroK, Saturday. Jan. 2s.-The House
set apart to-day especially for the consideration Of
1he and: slavery constitutional amendment, It be-
fnp The intention 10 take vote On II on Tuesday.
Tigby, Of California spoke In favor Of the amend
, 1865-01-30
Personal.

LOWELL, Mass. Sunday, Jan. eo,-Mai.
Gen. Butler arrived here at noon yesterday.
and in the evening addressed the citizens'
There was great 39d cnt11siastic IT G0a gathering
prescnt. The demo1stra ton WAS Hatterinr.
, 1865-01-30
Chicago and Alton Railroad E1cur-
R1nYt T*rntn.

sion TrNtus
An especial train, to accommodate such Of the
members Of the Legislature, with their guests, as
wish to avail themselves Of 1t, will leave the de-
not Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad for Spring-
held this (o1onday} night at II o'clock.
regular trains Of this road during the present
, 1865-01-30

NEW YORK. Saturday, January 2s.-Panama ad-
vices Of the 18th state great oaensc had been ta-
ken By Salvador and Nicaragua By Costa Rica's
giving Gen. Barrios, Of Salvador, an asylum, and
mafa and Honduras we're likely to follow the ex-
ample. Salvador had prohibited all commun,ca-
ton into Costa Ric4 SO long az Bar1ios remsins
tt.re. The cotton crop In Central America ia
turning out well. m North Star arrived II AS
psnwaIf on the 18th. The St. Mary's va. at Pana-
ma and Saranac at Acnpul>o, Dec. Is.
, 1865-01-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
From Our Sunday Edition.

Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune,

A New Appointment for Brig. Gen.
SaIton-Hfore National HankA-Con-
grcbsfonaf mntters-AGalra In the
Department of the South.
, 1865-01-30
POSTSCRIPT p
FROM NEW KOEI1.

Cur Special Midnight D1spatch-15ilI-
tary News s-tscbel 1n&el1tsenee-Geu.
erul Items.
, 1865-01-30
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
/ OUR MIDNIGHT
DISPATCH.
MATTERS AT TIE CAPiTaL---
THE U. s. CHRISTIAN
COMMISSION.
An Important Letter
from Nassau, N. P.
THEWAR IN VIRGINIA.
ALL QUIET BEFORE
RICHMOND.
From Sayannah"Bread Distribu
tion"Aiilitary News.
Ben. Butler Reports in Full"
at Lowell.
DEATH OF All ILLINOIS mil.
llQNAlRE STOCK GROWER,
Cur New York Midnight Dis
patch---Military and For
eign News.
From SaYannah".Bread Distnbu.
| tion"Aiilitary News.
Ben. Butler Reports in Full"
at Lowell,
DEATH OF An ILLINOIS Mil.
Ll0NAlRE STOCK GROWER,


Mntters at the CRpItnl-Gcncrnl News
ltenrs-The Christian Com Mission.
, 1865-01-30

w Tbr H!mala5a F1utdts warranted TO or ,duce
heavy 9Th 81 hsi5 t.e sm oSth:ss f;es n 20
nrr "a ,hc fkin.- scnt, post raid Glossy sailed
fo1 ii To- Those uho NOT and Htsn to lose
.in,f srr three cent a:sm3 ior c,1c1141. Address
MESRiQUg TEFcRhEaaT. Troy. h, Z.
fas6.s%St8t net
, 1865-01-30

An Order in Reference to the Negroes
Savannah I1arbor Open to Navtga-
tdOn-The Movement i AEalnst Oh aries
, 1865-01-30

NEw YoRK, Jan. 29.-Gold operators are
predicting tonight that gold viii be Sept up
tomorrow to enabitbu combina tions to sell.
The combination include the heaviest opera
tors who bought all cash gold offered at any
figure. The movement commenced when the
market stood at 2N. a minority Of the COM
bination sold ont last night at 215 and up
wards, but ill did not succeed in selling ont.
, 1865-01-30

4 .RT1STS' OPINIONS.-The
N: At dtstlnR a he'd P.anlsts Org z.nlsts aud Con
, 1865-01-30

Especial dispatch to the Western Prcss.l
NEW YonK, Sunday, Jan. 20.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19
Bedford Ma~l-ats.
Arncullte. .flltg.

RATES for anHoGnc!c- caHtidatus: D .-.-t A.
torEey, $500; Treasurer, $500; Associate judge
$500; Commissioner, 81 Poor Director, 81 90
AudItoTs Sl.80; cash, in advanced
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
We are authorized IL announce JoHy Palmer.
Esq, q candidate for District Attorney, subject
20 the decision e the Democrat: county conventfoa
" authorized 10 announce Z. z. KERR, ESQ.
candidate for District Attorney, subIgc. 10 the
decision OF tne Democratic 1ounty coaventjoa.
TREASURER
Ma. EDIToR: Please announce GEORGE MARpozyy.
Of Bedford borough, candidate ior County Treas
ureI, subject - the decision Of the Democratic couc
u convention.
SR. NzyERs: Please announce WILLIaN BowLr.,
OF oet4oTd borough as candidate for the Office OF
CouAty Treasurer, subject to .ne decision Of the
Democratic county convention.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized 10 announce Isaac KEKslyegE.
Esq, OF Liberty township, as 4 can3idate for Asso-
eiaie Judge, subject TO the decision Of the Demo.
cratic county convention.
Mr. MsYERs You viii please announce ROBERT
Sr2cEMAN, OF Bloody Run, as a candidate for the
office Of Associate Judge, subject TO the decision of
the Democratic county convention.
COMMISSIONER.
We are requested to announce MrcHAELS Rtrcgsy,
Esq, OF Snake Spring township, as candidate fot
County Subject 20 the decision Of the
democratic county convention.