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, 1865-01-17

EOR SALE 1900 ACRES Of fne
higk .cins Prairie near Forrest Il gingston coun,
~ near ratIread coal and timber ioner the second
eary ane vsry shoee ro cortsspo5snsst7 = shal! Be
Inquire OF ii. EKAEK, forrest Sts1ion. P. Q. Box
<t{07. Chicago. D. K PEAksoNs. No. liz - i;sn- &.
dplph street. Jas eo419t
TOR SALE-The Dore House in
1 Lola. Iscquots c@unty, NJ. on the I; G r r !,
paes q Inhabitants; two stors. htga; so911,
and hail. Eo9d ~ Stanle ~ on n S e.
hcten 1sttrr located o. dGing better opsiness q De-
3A07 D. &. PEAEsoSs, lis Isaulo'ph stEees,
l'hIchco. J S-e6s.1M
, 1865-01-17

BarGnins.-We hare on hand number Of
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines, complete
with a1l Improvements, and variety Q: otherpop-
as part pay, for the celebrated WILCOX Il GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine. These machines are
Lcnf1y new and will be delivered in perfect order
for q tri6e over half price. Call al the Office OF
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, 1:3 Lake street.
ian17-e71l-lt
, 1865-01-17

Rsz
aClsrE fl6 AmiY Sewing Maehtne tha ONLY price
Esefin n the coentrY wnscn u neen$sa - uroVer 3
salary ~ e5pssSs,ss Or ,srEe e1Ts a
thsn forty dollar each sse tntF1ngeaerts. And tbs
sc,e ana user liable. Illustrated circulars sent Yasz
Aadrees SHAW 4 CLARK Biddefort, Nina.
, 1865-01-17

HAeHISGroNIAE UoNE.-A EpeclAl meeting OF
the Board Of Directors Of the Washingtonian Home
was held LIST evening at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, the President, C. J.
Hull IN the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read by
the Secretary and approved.
A communication VIE received from 8. P. Far
rfngton, enclosing ss5 as life membership fee.
Rev. Dr.. Ryder, Judge Goodrich and DR.. n. s.
Davis were aprpinted' committee 10 prepare
petition to the Legislature for the establishment OF
S1te Institution for the reformation Of inebri-
ates, and failing in that to solicit appropriation
for the endowment Of the Washingtonian Home Of
Chicago.
Hon. Grant Goodrich thought the State ought to
cstabl,sh State Asylum. On his motion, the Ex-
ecutiye Committee were authorized to employ
person to 60 to Springfield. to urge the matter
upon the attention Of the Legislature.
procure Superintendent Of the Home, reported
that he had corrcsponded with thtee appic lnts for
the position without having concluded any ar
raugtmeut with any OF them. The matter WIS
their efforts 10 procure suitable Superintendent
The Executive Committee of the Board visa
appointed as follows: DR.. II. s. Davis, Rev. y.
81. Ryder, D. D., Franklin Hathaway, and E. A.
Law.
Dr.. N. S. Davis, who was absent during the
e1rlter part ps The proceedings, thought this WIS
a lavolableEKtc to apply to the Legislature for
the establishment Of q State Asylum Tor inebri.
urged, and this, being kindred object, ought
and probably wonld receive attention at the eane
time.
Rtmsfks were made BY several members re-
esealy 10 eecuIc the bullding now u1ed for the
Home; hut the meeting adjourned without uuy
dyEnite action upon the matter.
, 1865-01-17

TOR SALE-A Farm, situated
T. quart. Ola mite from Desplain.s station. on the
Ing 100 scIss oi improved PRAIRIE With good fence and
acres heavy timber, permanently watered bs ths
ding the tnaher from the prnrie. The Situation makes
1t class mi H. grain nr stock faFm: Terms, hail
cash. haiance on time. Tire goo J.. Application Of
reference may be made to HENaS SMi IN, at tile Of
nee OF Ogden, Fleetwood 4 Co., corner OF Lake nnc
mill near the premises. SOCRATES RAND, Agent
Desp1s1nes Station. Pcst Office at Aalae. Cook Co.
Illinois, ~ e3s7-ft
, 1865-01-17

" ANTED-Agents-Ev Every
yhets to dispose ot on esEsnt unsgscss.ssd
Adams Ind rankin, iour OF the nobest eouls Aues
sye5 whose Petnses as saoto n sn
ees, post paid on receipt Of 50 cens eaea nr oQr
fer 81 IS Address, u. ". JACKSON, BOZ SUD M.
, 1865-01-17

anc,ent landmarks are being removed. IestafdaJ
morning, Peter echut1les, who for quayter Of d
century has been identified with the ststncss Of
Chicago, died at his residence, on West Monroe
street. between Morgan aud Aberdeen. aeer an ILL.,
ness Of but i've days, aged a1>'ut afsy years. Mr..
echutter wns native Of i,adcn, Germany. He
came 10 this city from o'eselsnd IN $50, and pus-
chased the corner r.. on which his present es.ab;
jobbing shop strictly atteutiev to his business,
tteady and u1sishI, be bas gradually extended his
manufuct1ucs until at the time Of his death, his
was one ol the most extensive establishment In
The Northwest The progress Of his buslness may
jur1y be esteemed an index Of the growth Of our
<ify, with which Mr.. Schuttler has been 80 close
identified. lie had nearly completed his new resi-
dence, {the scene Of his decease) the most snt-
cent building in Chicago. Mr Schutuer leaves a
wife and two CHILDREN, two Of whom hare sttain-
I'd their uhjorities.)
, 1865-01-17

GEO. r. CWTTENDEN Z KOON,
General Agents for the States of Illinois, Wis
conein, Iowa, Minnesota and North Indiana Sales
rooE and Office, LOG Lake street. tall ecs1-21t
, 1865-01-17

KxxosHA AND Cn1cAoo.-We learn thst m &C
.comxnodastou t1atn is shortly 10 be run between
Kcnosha md Chicago; good news for the dWellsrs
In That rcr5ou.
, 1865-01-17

Held 70 BAu--John Fleming, hackman, was
yesterday brought up IN the Police Court, charged
with tue larceny Of baggage from passenger.
Owing to the absence OF the complaining witness
The hearing OF the was postponed TIL Monday
next the Qccuscd giving bail IN the sum Of $500.
, 1865-01-17

Acc1pES1.-OuS Sunday night stoker employ
cd by the Peoples Gas Light and Coke company,
named Con. Tracy, fell through hole in the side
walk on Ruckcr street, and broke his leg.
, 1865-01-17

"; ANTED-Agents. $40
W uoEth. w.1t agents evstJwre4e, at E.s =
month tAptraes rniu to 1cll fifteen artceS the best
5:DlEg YER oteret. Full ra.4cu1ass Tree. Address
O1la =. CAREY, ,b,dtes5sc, Aaine. 9faala-lE
, 1865-01-17

RrrTuRE OF GAS MA1Ss.-Yesterday morning
two gas mnfne were broken in the Wcs. Division
by the frost, and the gas puflcd out at fearful
rate. The breaks occurred On Canal street. near
Eighteenth, and on Adama, near Desplaincs street.
In each Gaze the pipes were laid on grade. pass
ing through the frost lde, portion being Lift.
Gu while the other remained stationary
, 1865-01-17

CoT1NuED.-Tbe case Of N. Answorth, Acting
Sergeant OF the Second Precinct Police. was calico
before Justice Cuthbertson yesterday, oat upon
application. Ens continued until Thursday nexI
, 1865-01-17

1AncExY-1ds Turner, colorcd serrant re-
Gently in the employ ofMr. F. Il. Herdnan- No.
a. Jefferson street, was brought before Justice
Mcdonald yesterday morning, charged with the
larceny OF $1t0 worth Of clothing from her Ia.e
employer. In default Of $5D0 bail she WIS cotn-
fn8
, 1865-01-17

D1ssoLuT1o. OF PARTxEnsmr-Geo. ". niN
Las dissolved his connection with the firm OF
Bond, Fill l. Wcbbcr, Rcxl Estate Brokers, and
hereafter will continue the Real Est1te bnatness
In connection with h1s law bnsiness, At NO. l3a
Dearborn atreet, northwest corner ot MAdlaon.
, 1865-01-17

A EU1sAxeE.-Tobacco chcwers should rcmem-
bcr that every time they cxpectorate upon the
pavement during the present cold weather, they
set trap for the unwarY to slip upon. We have
Witnessed several accidents resulting from this
their consequences.
, 1865-01-17

N1NTH ANNUAL FEaTIVAL.
At the fremont House on Thursday evening. JAM 19
m Members OF the fraternity only and Iahes are cor
daily lhvteo Tickets &5 On, Be had Of the Com
mlttee and at the fremont Hou.e.
COMMITTEE OF AkRaS0EMrsrs.
E. Cur1EK, K. CLEVELAND.
W.M. EdAS, GEO. Il 41psoJ.
C.S Craze.
, 1865-01-17

TIE EA1lEonAs1ANs.-This popular troupe open
cd last evening at Bryan Hall, croking the apprs-
ciation Of fair audience. The programme en-
braced choice selection Of songs and series Of
airs upon the S xiss Bells. The Grand March was
given by the troupe with f1uc effect The public
should remember that this evening is the last op-
portunity they will have to enjoy the attractions
offered by the Aa!eghnnians-thcir engagements
limiting their sQtouin Rmppg rs to two evenings.
, 1865-01-17

FnAEKI1k AxEI1EnsAE1.-0nder the auspices
OF the typographical craft Of Chicaeu, the ann1ver
tary Of the birth Of Benjamin Franklin will be
celebrated By a ball at the Briggs House this
evening. We trust the proFeTbial ability and
Ecnaltty Of the fraternity may mark the occasion,
rendering the ume-houored festival one long to be
pefpetu8ted.
, 1865-01-17

Tn. OrEnA TnoEIE ExMRHoG11o.-Ass stated in
tic Tn1nuNE ycstcrdny, Mess1s. NJ l. Zott, Ed
ward HaiEer, und- Gross. members Of the der
man Opera Troupe nov performing ut McVicker's
Ihcatcr, were arrested on a copids on Saturday
night, on complaint Of Leonard Grover, Director
OF the Troupe, Who claima that the defendants
agreed with him Tor stipulated sum to give slx
efan Saturday night Yesterday morning the whole
purity were b1o1sht before Justice D'1yo1f. when
The dctendants smp'eyGa ,, t5e following sounsel:
Hopkins 4 Roscntha1, Leonard Rothgcrber.
8,etsre Hoypc, Aver i Norton appeared Tor the
pl:inttfE. The defendants were first to appear in
come time, Eratuitouelg treating the court 10 Sc
l,cuons from Faust, 1annhauser, Robert le Dinhlc,
&C., &c. Upon the appearance Of the plaiaaG the
t,c dismissed, On the ground that the plaintiff, he
ing q non-rcsident had given no security for The
corts Of the suit. The motion wss granted, and
the defendants we're threatenlng numberlcss suit,
fur false imprisonment
Ihc defvndants aver that as they had sung on
Saturday afternoon, rs we'll az on The tye evenings
preceding. their contract was fulfilled. and they
sesc not hound 10 perform On Saturday evening.
TEE nk.EwAr Posi- orF1cE-C. B. & q Z. R.
To-day, tic new railway postoalce syrtem goes
into operation on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy fnilzosd. and in consequence, from and
after to-day the people one the line Of and near
1hnt road will be twelve to twenty four hours
nearer the East than heretofore, particularly a.
regards mails going East; and a. soon as the same
system is extended to some Of the Eastern roads
making connection with Western roads ID this
city, aud which We understand will be about the
Isl Of February, the same saving OF time will hold
good with malls from the East.
We cannot let this notice pass without rcfnxriae
to the new poa'ofce cars just put upon that route
to meet the requirements Of the new service.
They are certafnly models Of neatncss and conycn-.
irnec. In place Of the dark, marrow, CONTRACTED,
seventy nine apartments we have been accustom.
ed to sec and heard called mail can" and that in
many instances have the outward appearance Of
IN ordinary freight ear "c nott:e that thess ART
The couyenicnccs for doing full posto.lee service
tldtsiduas. They arc positively not only all that
could he desired. Int IL the,E inward nnd outward
awarded 10 the management Of the road for this
ritIiny Of their n5cEaltty in helping forward
Great enterprise nor to Mr. C. r. Alien, +ac 6u-
IeEthtendcnt Of tho Company's works af AurorA.
fr the taste und skill DISPLAYED in the coastruc'
tun OF these cit CANT specimens Of railway archl.
ectDre.
, 1865-01-17

uEFonE COMMISSIONER UoTNE.-Andrew Martin
vas yesterday brought before o. S. Commissioner
noypc, by the Provost Marshal Of Kankakee
county, On charge OF dealing In soldiers cloth
ing, contrary to law, To enat1e the defendant to
procure witnesses, the case WIS continued u.ttl
srntAHa< mes y
, 1865-01-17

w ANTED-l00 Agents Wanted
Any one, male Or female, In or ont Of business,
tive business: For further gastieua1s address en-.
neld, Illinois. No travelling unless preferred.
, 1865-01-17

W Aliens Certificates, Substitute, and volun-
teer Enlistment Blanks, for sale At the TRIBUNE
Office, t100 per quire. jy1l,5t
, 1865-01-17

DiscoxF17uEE.-Who says the darkics won't
dght3 A colored man yesterday put four etalwart
applc peddlers to 1ight near the corner Of Lake
apd Dearborn streets, with whom he got into
difficulty. We know not the merits Of the case,
but the result was not duubtfu1 bloody noses and
sruttIrcd npu1ca .Eeye abundant
, 1865-01-17
GGG11ten===aEznrH.

WANTED-Agents To sell the
~ Genuine Improved New England Family Sew
Ing siseh,1s TIE best weraips snd hes; M nseed Hs
liberal terms 10 Agents. Address DANE q CO.. Post
Office Boz 81. Chicago, l.. Or cail at Room No.
HfrA mi
, 1865-01-17

" ANTED-s institutes and vol
w uotcers. You will tlxsys Eecelye the highest
Eorntea tnat arc Ecin< BY Supplying tho Original
A-cE1ll!uS Agency, ~ baaTnorn strcIr. Choice ef
REDPATH 4 co. lizard a.
, 1865-01-17

w WANTED-S5 to $50 per day.
Y! Rare chance to make mouey. Great induces
ments to agents sell the best book. published. Ex-
elusive terrior> eiv.n Sand stump for circulars to
F. h. MATHEWS, is CLARK street, Chicago. III. ?. O
BcI d3IS, -..-. lAl7 eS4&5t
, 1865-01-17

w WANTED-Agents-Etficle
w agents In every county in the Northwest to In
the qo~p woFKs f. y o. tas
by Ken. J. +. Heaciy. and ether new and popular
werks. Bu.iness permsn' ut comH1lssie1 liberal.
CIark ~ lhlcaCu. Ill. z. q. Box :1lA. lbs e60&6x
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-28
Special Message by the President.

To the Senate of the United States: b.. ..
In reply to the resolution adopted by
the Senate on the 18th. have the honor to
state that rebellion wayed by portion of
the people against the properly constituted
authority:ot the GovernmentOfthe United
States has been suppressed; that the United
States are in Possession Of every State in
which the insurrection existed, and that,
rs far as could be done, the courts ofthe Uni
ted States have besn restored, post Offices
re-established, and steps taken to put into
effective operation the revenue laws of the
country, as the result Of the measures in
stituted by the Executive, with the view OF
inducing resumption OF the functions Of
the States colnprehended in the Inquiry of
the Senate.
The people in North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee, have
recognized their respective State Govern
ments and are yielding obedience to the
laws and Government of tho United States
with more willingness and greater prompt
ituie than, under the ci re umstances,
could reasonably have been anticipated.
The proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton providing for the abolition of slavery
forever within the limits Of our country,
has been ratified by each one ofthese States
with the exception Of Mississippi, from
which no official Information has been re-
ceived, and in nearly all OF them m easures
have been adopted, or are now pending, to
confer upon the freedmen the privileges
which are essential to their comfort, pro-
lection and security. In Florida and Tex
as the people are making considerable pro-
gress in restoring their State Governments,
and no doubt is entertained that they will
at an early period, be in condition to re-
sumo all their practical relations with the
Federal Government.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-28
Telegraphic Briefs.


Caristmas was universally observed in
Washington and New York.
The vacant U. S. Judyeship is to be filed
from the South.
Nationality is gaining grounl in Mexi-
co. Imperialism is on the decline!
The two Fenian factions are still in
trouble. They are accusing ono another
of all sorts of reprehensible conduct.
The Posts special says there is rumor
that Secretary Harlan will resign AMI be
succeeded by Doolittle.
Some Irish laborers refused to paw fare
on the ID. Il NJ. r. r.. Two of them were
killed and the Baggage-man Of the train
wounded.
The Treasurer's safe in Pulaski Co., Ind,
was robbed of 800.
There was excitement at Fortress Mon
roe on the 10Th, occasioned by a rumor of
a negro instruction.
There was Il great fire at Shelter, Pa, on
the 18th.
The Hamburg ship, Newton. went ash Dre
and was wrecked at Nantucket Sunday
night. All hands lost.
Een. Logan has finally declined the Mex
lean Mission, and it has been rendered to
Lewis d. Campbell, of Ohio.
Van Valkenburg of New York, has been
appointed Minister to Japan.
Gold was quoted in New York on the
Doth at Asa. opening and closing.
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In that portionIof the Union lately in re-
bellion, the aspect OF affairs is more prom
iSing than, in view of all the circumstances
could welEhave been expected, The peo-
pie throughout the entire South evince a
latrlable desire to- renew their allegiance
to the Government and to repair the dew
astatiof of war by prompt and cheerful
return to peaceful pursuits. An abiding
f,ithis entertained that their actions will
conform to their professions, and that in
acknowledging the supremacy of the Con-
stitution and the laws of the United States
their loyalty will be unreservedly given to
the Government whose leniency they cam
not fail to appreciate, and whose fostering
care will soon restore them to a condition
of prosperity. .....
1t is true that in some Of the Stat IS de-
nj ,ralizing effects Of the war are to he seen
in occasional disorders, but these are local
in character, not frequent in occurrence,
and are rapidly disappearing ~ the au-
tlpnrity Of the civil power is extended and
sustained
Perple king questions were natura'lvto be
expected from the great An Su len change
in tho relations between the races. but sys-
tens are gradually developing themselves
under which the freedman will receive the
protection to- w',ich he Is justly entitled,
and nv means of his labor. m,'lo him talf
a useful AMI indannnlnnt m .mbar of the
community in which he has his home.
From all the inform ttion in nrv passes
sion. and from that which have rec .ntly
derived from the most reliable authority,
I am induced tn cherish tho bn'iefthat per
sonal luminosity il surely AMI r-pi lily
merging itself into spirit of nationality.
AMI that representation connertnf with a
properly adjusted system of svO,Aion. will
result in the harm IN Gus restoration of the
States to the Y ,tioral Union.
The report Of Gen. Carl Srhurz is here
with transmitted as requested by the SEN
ate. M report from the Hon. John Co.
vo 10 has been received nv the President.
The attention OF the Senate il invited t.
the accompanying rep 'rt Of Lieut.. Gener-
al Grant. who rsasntly male a tour Of in
spection through several Of the States
whose inhabitants participated in the.!rs-
bellion. ... '..
TSignodl AS,WEw JOHNSON.
Washington, Dec. IL 1855.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-28

CANDIDATEs FOR FIRRMES.-No candi-
dates for firemon will be wanted Mt the
Capitol Building during tho comm & ses-
sion Of the Legislature. The Halls and
Offices will be warmed with one Of Law
sons celebrated furnaces. Hitherto, the
services of Eremen during one session OF
the Legislature cost the State from 5000 to
$1,000, while the cost Of the furnace is but
1880! Persons who have IN eve to keep
ing up fires for the General Assembly, will
save expense and disappointment by read
ing this paragraph.-HnteR Register.
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The NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
$780,.

Our most nonentous, artiuous struggle
having resu{ted in the tritssnph of AnSeris
cSni Nationality, the uttgrrliscomtiturea ana
overthrow of Secession and Slavery, THE
TRIBUNE profoundly rejoicing in this re-
solts will labor to conserve the Legitimate
fr'iits-0 f this grand, henignant victory by
rendering Liberty and Opportunity the
common heritage of the whole american
People now and evermores.
Discountenancing all unnfaf1ly exuita-
ton over or needless infection of pain or
privation on the upholders ofthe lost cause,
twill insist on the earliest possible resto-
ration of the Southern States to their for
nrer power and influence in our Union on
the basis of All Rights for All their Peo-
pie. a.--' 49,
1t will labof ia hope to prove that the
substitution of Free for Slave Labor must
inevitably and universally conduce to the
increase of Industry, Thrift, Prosperity
and Wealth, SO that the South, within the
next ten years. must look back amazed OH
her long persistence i'm a practice so baleful
as the chattelizing of Man.
1t will labor for the diffusion of COmmo-
School Education, Manufactures, the Use
FIJI Arts, &C., &c, throughout every por-
ton of our country, but especially through
out the sections hitherto devoid of them,
believing that every good end will thereby
be suhserved and the interest of every use
full and worthy class promoted.
1t will urge the Protection of Home In
dustry by discriminating duties on Foreign
Products Imported, with n view to draw
ing hither the most capable and skillful
artilicers and artisans of Europe. and the
nnturalizing on our soil OF many branches
of production hitherto all but confined to
the Old World, while il would strengthen
and extend those which have already a
foothold among US.
1t will give careful attention to progress
and Improvement in Agriculture, doing it's
best at once to bring markets to the doors
of our farmers and teach them how to
make the most of the opportunities thus
afforded them. .....
1t will devote constant attention to Mar
kcts, especially for Agricultural Products,
with intent to save both producer and con-
sumner from being victimized by the spec
ulator and fnrestaller.
And, giving fair scope to Current Lite
nature, to the proceedings of Congress, and
to the general News Of the Day, it hopes to
retain its old patrons and attract many new
to bear them company.
We rarely employ travelling agents, as
so many impostors are habitually prowl-
in q inthe assumed capacity of solicitors
for journals. We prefer that our subscrib-
ers shall pay their money to persons they
know and Of whose integrity they are as
sured. Any friend who believes he will
do good by increasing the circularforr of
THE TRIBUNE is authorized to solicit and
receive subscriptions. Specimen copies
will he promptly sent without charge to
those requiring them, and we trust many
frientfs will he moved to ask their neigh
bors and acquaintances to join in making
up their clubs.