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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06
m. N. PARMELE,
ie25 3m NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
U. S. MarshaI's sale.

u. S. Marshal's Sale.
United States District CENT f5r he N.ft'
District Of TenHsssrs
The United Siates,
Information No. 90
certain lot Of Goods claimed bY Jane beFle71l.
DURSUANT 10 a wit Of rendfoui GpJHr % pr
II dTerted from The Circuit Court Of the t1f.el
states for the Middle District Of Isuaessee, m ttl
cause, will sell az Public Auction, % ihe hgle.l
bidder for cash. on the I2ih daE q sspienbef i'a3
between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock b.. 81 Or
store house o. VIM h Bucas A Co 10 NshFlr.
Davidson county. Tenn, the tioOds mslla1fd
above, condemned By said Court e. forieiet % ~
un.fed States SAID property consists o. tsn-I
Dry G0Ods &C. b h GLASGOW,
auR2A-8H Marshal Mid u.s Isla.
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fla HIO NABLE
Millinery Establishment
UNION STREET,
Notice.

IA IL persons hsring aled CLAIMS before The
"a Bosr1of Claims Instituted under .sSpecisi
held Order. No. e9 o. March 18th, lSss /" aad Spa-
cal Order No. tes, Oct. e. 1854, ran have esraE.
y Gppiylhg 60 0iliiEm Driver, Recorder Of sssa
board, " tAs pHlypGsoa asttoTzei bV the C5nusanda
d ~ DsD1r flslt % ls1ss ssch Ora caesH MID.
CURED. oBles & Alsn CarJ's, cornSr 0f OsdzE
stress and Square, up stairs.
E5Ss-SnS WILLIAM DRIVKR, Recorder.
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Advertisements IN the 5pecisl Column FIRST tins
nom 70 lines, 81 00-eseh additional line 81
cent?; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Column, hrst time, nom 70 lines, 81 o.
each ADDITIONAL hnes 30 centsi subsequent inser-
tons, is cents per Inc.
All advertisements occupying special position,
ana AL double column advertisements, viii bs
charged S55S per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged a the regular advertising rates,
ana must invariably Be paid n advance, or no N
BGrton made.
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Edgefeld Property.

One OF the hest Suburban res delces near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 ated and finely improved The
lot contains ~ a;tes OF rich "a 1ieu laud fronting
On Foster street and on the LouBWlle ~nd Nash
intO beautiful building 10 3. Terms literal
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Military Claim Agsne,
= I9HA O. NELL,
Gate Cap, l7A U.acn
0FFicERRs Monthly and Quarter,

OFFIcERRs Monthly and ou,-,..,
= Aus'eT-Out Rolls promptly e1ecu,st '''''';
Particular attention given to the can
claims for Commisssry and Quartsrr,,. ...'.''t'a
whether receipted for or not. so's
eiSims for Pension, BOt,uty, Arrsaro,
Money pay for Horses lOst in soryi,s. p
win Just demands against The UsR.i ~,
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum "a.
Vouchers formal or informal, eolIee,si
ottieers' Quartermas;er and Ordinss,.s
no matter how complicated. executes ~
days. ~
OhceTs' Psy Accounts made out.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS

4 Farm Of ls5 a'res, a 3 miles from Nashville.
nelr the stones RAer Pil4f Land very rch-Si
ares cleared. Has on it good Two story framed
residence theightroous, "a irst 'ate condition
also kiiehen fafns. slsJlss, etc. his IS we'll va
Tered aud vel loS alej
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06
/ HAVE IN STORE

/ HAVE IN STORE
1870 Barrels Kanawha salt q bushsi bbIsl
lS0 hall bbls. ami kegs n. U, Crusaii
ard Coffee Sugar.
90 Bags prime Rio and Jaws Coi5s.
100 Boxes star Candles.
81 = do do do
% Boxes Soap. assorted.
60 Kits Mackerel.
90 Hall bills. Mackerel
30 Kegs Nails. assorted.
400 Barrels extra Family Flour
100 Reams Wrapping Paper. assorted.
A LSO, Staple Dry Goods, Boots aBd Shoes, b.
IA QueensHare, nnWare HardWare. Lssra
CasueEs, Dye siuiis, Wind0W Glass, Shoe ,a
lngss saddlsrT, WuOdenWsre, Robertson AMI s-
bon county Whiskies aud Wines with manJ .r
srucles, ell Of which 1 vii .eil a. Wholesas
Country aud CITY buyers at small PROFITS, and ~
pectiully ask an examination % my stock lef
urchssIug.
m. N. PARMELE,
je25 SIN NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE..
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Notice to Claimants.

A Ii PERS0hS HAVING FILLED CLAIMS
a before the Board Of Claims IN NEshsiIls TeDn..
csn hsye the collections attended 20; snd also lie
collection a. 81 Clsims sgsinst the = 49,
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Also

An Elegant and finely improved Fern o. 81
Acres ~ m les from the city near the No ens1ilie
framed residence with five rooms and cellar, kin b
On, othce In The yard. smoke house, wo' k hop,
stables, etc. An excellent spring, and hue arte-
- n we'll very near the ha1se, with a new pump
and well house. has spls did orchard AMI gar
den; also ieaut fui lava Of eveIgreen-. A bar
gain can be had IN this place
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06

A Farm Of 1919 Acres, s miles from the Civ.
on the 'NeelY'- Bend" Pte Une- hall Of the tfaci
cleared, balance vel timb- red Has on it a Two
story BRICK residence " IN SIX eecd mons, god
kitchen. stable, and her Outh0u4e-. The isrm d
nnely Wstered. ana Is erc'osed with . good ctdsr
fence
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-06

HAVING had over two year. experiences 10 the
Quartennaster's Department, and beng FerHed 10
tbe worng Of that insttuton feels quai fed 10 pre-
pare al ciauls 10 proper manner ~ insure her
promps payment We have Business connections
With reliable Agents DO Washington Ciy. shiEh B.
ctstes M sPEEDT coLLECTIos oi az CLAIMS sutgust
81 70 our care.
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Also
Also

A Farm Of sixty acres geO1 land-lO acres 10
timber Three miles from the city, on the Conn Is
r0a I, beiweec the ClsrksVile sad Brck Churcn
PIKE. Price S5J0U
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SAMUEL E. JONES, PrOp'r.
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
ELLIS & MOORE
Every Variety Of Machinery

Are in the pOssessiOn.Of this. establishment, a
hey embrace
, 1865-01-31

TOR SALE-100 acres Of good
j. Timber lan1 In Ell.ton Township taporta
County Ind tEnr miles north OF Ett.s'.arE and Fort
WsYue Rai1roa,t. aud una aud hall m!lea isoa tue
E~T A1tsay and SaseDa Rat'Eosd. une bal: fseteu
IN with = Cnpd board !rnce, aad has a Ero1 stream
rrrntcg through it.. For furthcS Fa.tCNs-s acctess
i hfravo tl.n, iSs 11t
, 1865-01-31

inepect1on wculd rot enatle one to determine
ties as to pay The cost OF Worilng.
The palt{ IVES then taken 70 the mansion Of
Park, where bount'ful spread Of creature con-
iorts aweited them. An hour was spent there very
pleasantly: amid the disappearance Of turkey, Tie
1t murder q ey:tsts. popping Of cork., and other
mukiS. m !1 5hc rattle CRY Of Freedom > was given
leaving. ~"A"
The next place Visited WIS the Washington
Skating Park, and&he time waa there epent Iii
ne evening shadows began to fall. Supper 1t the
h9tel being taken, the gentlemen batook them
sslSea 70 the eujestaents Of the evening. The
ggdtn skating Park, the Museum, and Saith d
other p1accs were aleo visited. %-&'>&
a special train left the city al midnight, for
Spsanete1d, bearing On 1t the rreatness 81 IL
s.; State One thingis worthy Of msnhon. Bnt thst bat
no one would hare known that nearly wboie
state government was In Chicago. Their advent
aud they were provided with Comfortable ouarfers
Mnhont 'Ta Sgsom oodinE other people. Should
etme might be guaranteed to them In future.
, 1865-01-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM LANSING
The Michigan state Leg1s1ature-Tlae
State Quota.

Especial Dispatch to The chicsgo Tribunc1
LANSING, A1cn., Monday. jan. 81.
The House vas engaged during the greater mart
OF the dsy, in discussing the reception Of pet.
ton Of member, whose seat has once been given
to contestant elected blythe soldiers' vo.e It is
held that the Legislature Is the highest coorli-
Este branch Of the State government That under
the Constitution each house Is the judge Of the
qualifications and elections Of its own members.
That final actlou having been had On most Of the
seats held by virtue Of ma|or1ies given nader the
soldiers voting law. there cannot be retrospee-
tive action.
For ZONE Of these seats there Is not. nor will
there be, In all probability any contest, bat the
ques don Is ftilt unsettled as to what policy the
nouse will adopt. The petition however, was re-
cciyed and referred.
In the Senate also a like petition was presented
and referred without debate. The Senate consi1-
cred large number OF bills In Committed Of the
Whole, the most important OF which waa the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad bll, and hi
Eiysng boards OF supervisors the Lower to autho-
1ize the holding Of agricultural fs31s other than
the regular county fair, held under the act appr-
psiahng money therefor.
Hon. Chas. II. CroJ,sell was elected President
pro. ten. orthc Senate, and Hon N, c. GrfawoId
Is Speaker, pro. tem., Of the House,
The Ad5t. General to-day telerraphed i,
Lint. Gov. that In the recent assicnmeut of the
quota OF Michigan. after making corrections and
giving credit for all recruits mp to Dec 1st, tbc
quuta Of the I'd Congressional District is t.tOL
, 1865-01-31

John e. Cough Before the younr
Menss Association Last Ereninr.

Mr.. John B. Cough last evening delivered ~
Smith & Nison's Hail, his celcbtsted lecture nv
Fact and Fiction, before the Young Mems As
sociation. Long before the hour at whfch tha 1ec.
tuse ~as advertised to commence, the hail was
Ct. "ded 10 excess with e1pectant auditors. The
4setatcr va q. introduced by Il. II. Wlpar1, the
me lecture was rcplcse With anecdote. brimful
d1t, q nnmGf, tno19ugh in itt eth;cs. That II was
be told to Il ,se Who are famiiisI. with Goash's
o1so'y fan,,s But these very ,raita which would be
3au!E Ii otnefs, are with him elements OF popu-
ElAy. .oo1eh Is an orator sui 0ensr.s. He is a
s;eakef such as nature sometimes mskes, nnspoil-
s so Sy eonestlona fetseIs. He is popular becauae
III inker and because be dares to epcak Just is be-
tuanks. not alone In matter but in sequence. The
Ms'are s o. aast evening was fully eqaal 10 any Of
NGinse neid. but, like Moses, his eye Is not dim,
neather Is his natural force abated.
Mr. Goqgh will lecture this evening In the Sane
l+ll On " "E4QQpence aud fjratnrssf
, 1865-01-31
Markets bv Telegraph.



Especial Dispatch 10 the Western Prcss.1
NRw YoRK, Monday, Jan. So-Midl!9ht.
Stock market Is n.atn weak and prices down; the
b.nr interest made furious attack on Esie throwing
nearly Is, ,0o0 shares the market. The whole mar
Eet sypsthizes With the movement AMI the railroad
list Ia lower throughout.
Government securities and Treasury paper Is Arm
and fair business currently reported. The Treasury
Department viii anticipate March coupons OF 1910
loxn State bonds are quiet. Coal and miscellaneous
shares are Without special feature.
old speculation yery tauaa with tendency steadily
dtwnwa.d. Cash Eold more plenty and large nuul-
ber Of ehcft contracts hare been tetslsd.
Money still tssy. Foreign exchange dull Cousii.
erah!s demand for Petroleum ssock and prices gen.
eraliy nr; sslcs Of K1eestot At H. Ges1nanla 1t 90
knickcrboeker at 3D. United States at g. oceanic at
40. Buchanan Farm 1t 49, Petroleum nruer at 40
aoc tor crude fs6Gsc ior refined in bond and sas7c
for refined ffce.
GAlAouER's STOCK Doksp.-stocss Irregular
Gold. NIX: n. 7. Central, 1os: Erie. AZ; Hudson,
1e64 Reading. lbs: Mich. Central Ito; Mich. South
cEn. 654 Illinois Central. III; Ptttsburg 81; Toledo,
lis; Rock laland esx; Southwestern Il. r., 3sx; NV
pfd, OK FFort Wayne, TX: O. II. carts .e7x Cum.
bcslaud, 45H: Quicksilver. a4; Marposa. 1l4.
Gold excited at call and sold At TO- but rallied to
, 1865-01-31

city, and published BY II. n. Higgins. The
waltz IL really very pretty: it IL quite credit to
the composer, ana verj handsome complainant
IN Mr.. s. Myers. to whom il is Dedicated
, 1865-01-31
NEW YORK CATTLE .nIA llKE EFT.
OPENING DAY.
tReporsed BY Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago

OPENING DAY.
tRcpored BY Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
ITtbuhe-1
NEW yoRx. MoSDAT EVE. Jan. %, 1aG3.
CATTLE-Ne hare On 8a1s 1t Al1erton.s to-day
shout 60 hcad Of tn1Iocks. the general quality Of
which is average. Two hundred were taken by Gov.
srpment. which leaves only 400 Tor butcbers. 6o1
more are expected medium extra qualities.
The weather iFa sntneenT for trade which Is not
usually active The top prices current Today eacud
Ing fancy cattle extra holiday beef are per net
wtiEht Of naeAt the seaeT sinking ofIa, :i@2'e; me-
dlum quality say the average ofa good fair drove OF
Illinois see1s ls@aDc the rates nclndtng light
thin Steers coarse oxen, etc, l+l7c. The supply
the shortest Of thu aeascn, and the market the high
ert ever know u. prices averaging ovcr lsc.
sHEEP-The shotp market Is very lively, and 1c
l,ghcr-the ruling rA1es being 12@13Hc.
noGs-The supply Is small! ind the massests nc
higher the best qualities The range OF prices II
1c@lsAc, liEs weight Ttade IS not lively and the
rivals only $50 head None are Left over. There
more expected, Stock Is detained by snow On the
Central and Erie Railroads.
, 1865-01-31

prevent tho reduction Of duty On papcr, esid
large minority Of the HousaWere opposed to the
pcss,ec OF Tie resolution, and expressed their
disrent because, under the gag Tnle, no opporta-
n1ty wus allowed for consideration o. investtga-
.ss without notice, and he therefore proposed to
c1plsi1 his position, denying that he voted to "a
yof monopollsts. lie had neitheE seen nor heard
thafir IL fnfcrcsfs. Newspaper MEN themselves were
eucaced in lobbying. He expressed himself In
favor nf continuing the present uEid.
Ennsa adfnufued.
, 1865-01-31
N. ". SANITARY FAIE.
meetInw Of Executive Committee The
Work Progressing Fnyorab1Y.

Amcettur Of the Executive COMMITTEES for the
copire Fair for the benefit Of the Sanitary cou-
mission and Soldfe.s' Home was held at the Sani-
49,. f,..,.,,t.,a, p.n-.s n, "a u.a,eon a+,aa+
taf5 etnn4eslon 1Aoo1ne' ~, W 1nau.soA eoee,'
yesterday a1teEuoon- !. d. br5an. 1sq~ ples1-
ded, and E. ". Blatchford, ESQ., ohciated as
SECRETARY.
T7 ,;r+.. ~ II, ,,s+ ,,oa.,ro 1yare .c,r ,,d
4us 'n.0A'~s ~ o4- ''7' N"es''As ~ N~A1 1AA1
apnfosed' ~
Letters from Governor Miller, Of Minnesota
ed expressing very cordially their approbationof
the Fair, and their desperation In fnrtherns its
obferte,
The Committee on Seal md Medal reported
80 .sas1 .ss,,, -. 1ho,--, -, .,,a.a 80.
~. 80. - :. xa.t.,..s.ss~ c.,tt..
ent- 1t bears the name Nof'n"esteFn SANITARY
earle bearing scroll, On which Is the motto,
| =. Ffnis coTonaf Opus The end croWus the
/ WpTk4 ,,..1
| A letter from the Fort Pitt Fonndry; Pittsburg:
was read, sitting TINT the little :" Monitor would
be forwarded for exhibition Al The coming Fair. &
A. Ie1tcr from fste! Faees Esq, Nas leaa. ue-
clinlpg to sct "a CHAIRMAN o. shc bufo1ng cora"
| mHee: ..,....,.s
inc following Eenlen1en Wele appoMihteo M , c9m-
m1ttce 10 nomll1ase lnaHman o. toe b1l!n1lF
T Committee: n. 5. Bouton, !. baues, and L. b.
| Boomer. --..
Mr. id.htEal!. chairman 9! tae Eommntsee OF
| Gfu. Mnnn1acturcfs. resigned MS posiuoo, ana
| HI. VAIL vas appointed IN h1s e1ead.
] 1t NRs yoteo ttot Inc VARIOUS sGatlnF laIks De
requested to give benefits for the Fair, In advance
OF the Fair:
Committee on the Manufacture Of Suts, Bolts, and
| Washers.
, 1865-01-31

Norcr.-Tbe West Side Relief Society will
hold Its next Tea Party at the residence Of Mr..
Letesre this evening, corner Of Fulton and West
ern aveunc, where it II hoped that all the friends
to suffering soldiers families. will assemble,
joy the festivities, and lend hand to relieve
Of the many needtul cases discovered by the indie
tatigablc eIcrtions ot the socIety's cans1sscrs.
Ctmc up to the he1p Of suffering humanity.
MIS-. ]. X. puIzER, Sec'y.
, 1865-01-31

RAILROAD AccuEsr-A freight tra:n, going
west, and passenger trRfn coming cast collidsl,
On Saturday morning, on the cbicaco, Burlington
and Quincy railEoad, between Bushnell Gna B,s-
6olph stations. killing: The engineer oI the n sen.
ger train, injuring 10th locomotives and partially
demolishtnE ( one Of the company'a ucw post oface
cars The train u,as delayed IKE hours by tn. az
c,Gcut.
, 1865-01-31

'WIfWnu ukCe 3Inrkets
Especial Lispatch TO the Chicsgo Tsibunel
MILWAUKEE Monday. Jan. 50, tsa5-
GxA1N-Wheat, sales 5,Da0 bus181s. Market unset-
tied Ard d. clincd 122c- Sales on Change 81 oo9bu
At S14691 .saal.a74. Th!s evening market about
El.{1h for MOL.
P8ov1sloss-Dnl; ssles 1to boxes Dry sa1ted shoul-
dcss packed, Mt 1sc-
DRESSED II11s-Dul1 aud lower; sa'es extra 20 at
4ls..lals.Qa.
, 1865-01-31
Notice to Relief Committees.

The several district committees and each mem:
lief OF fcldiersf families and other poor of the
c3ty-vEo Eayc not cemplated their work. are ta-
t1eo:ed 70 detfronptty. and after collecting and
ecfiled, to return their hooks tu the undersigned
in order that full report Of the work msy he pub
liEhcd.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
JAMES L. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
, 1865-01-31

DoxA41oN-We thank the members 0! our
congregation, and our many kind friends OF Arco-
Ia and vicinity. for their recent liberal donation'
The first donation as from surprise psrty Al our
house, and the ne1t was the proceeds Of dona.
ton supper in the Town Hall. The whole oeneft
IL us was S1S7 In money, and ogcT 80 valuable
articles. REV. J. ". ALLISON,
Pastor OF ArcuIa Presbyterian Church.
, 1865-01-31

FOR SALE.-A good saloon and
u restaurant for eale. now doing q good business.
snd rent chtsp. Reason for se1iing-tAe prorr1ete
has two saloons, ami Csnnur astenJt to them both.
App.Yen the premises $50 2onth Wells street.
, 1865-01-31

ECR SALE-A small houEe,zeon-
i tsinlus 1--WE rooms. VIII be delivered IN any part
q the orb Division 50 one express WAGON, vita
bnggy TOP: also family visitor o. travelling grrcasy
cnc Art Of double barnes4, amcet new: Cali at 200
Otto STREET. between II md or 8 and o'EioeE.
f.A3 3r.Y
, 1865-01-31

TOR SALE "A nearly new two
IL stnrS frame honsc eight rooms, aud lot, Is
i-et win barry. on Ahes dtcn street near tai
fiEnS rooms hhd fos on Car pentcE street near Wish
iugton tIIett. immediate possession Rtycu Ia0S.
u SNYDER & CO., Real kstase Agents. No q Nero
nutan DlocE. js3l SALT
, 1865-01-31

TOR SALE-House and lot No.
j. 81 Huron street, pleasantly sltusted. Hnuss
rrnrly new. containit stysn rooMs. hcstces bath
roofu clp{ ets &C. with all modern tulpro Eencnis
Price $ 20. CASH. Apply to H. BRockN - Lsse
, 1865-01-31

Tor SALE-On Twenty second
houses, barns, gas II water. - \. J.A.E .ERxLL.
KeAl Ettate O1hte, No. Metropolitan Block
, 1865-01-31

LYKAYED-From the subeerinert peer .sant
sssss hise: ;ss ;s5sst hs4sS II ~
so5T:ss oS Hes es.1sr e Ind 'a
jatEet9
, 1865-01-31

| TOR SALE-House and Lot on
| j. sangsmon street, IS $50; house and lot North
Nay street, 1890: house and LOT North Carpenter,
$S,o; house snd lot Ewing sEeet g o; lot N y :.
Clas born and Lasrapce street, two ronfs, S1
H. $21Oa: h1Gse Is rooms, aud acres mile Rom
] lit H~rrisoa Etreet. 5000. r Il. BElF1ELD CO.,
No. 10 Post OllCa Book. th3lEeIs1f
, 1865-01-31

~- 4 Sore Throst when neglected of1en re-
sulta IL eoEfrmed Bronchitis, = dangerous and
Frequently !a1al disease: Dr. y. .JayHe's Erpsc-
feyGHt. however, Is a promp: remedy for all Bron-
chta1 AHec1fons, and when taken in time, soon
crEdicetes all dangerous symptomp. Sold every.
NEcye. y3t-gsS4-3tr1Ss
, 1865-01-31

ANOTHER JUVENILE FA1E,-A Juvenile Fair was
held at TIC residence Of Mrs. I. n. Arnold, one
evening last week, by Misses Florence Arnold,
Fanny f. Dole. Mary l. Dole. and Lnlu Mccrea.
They realized the neat .ttm of s7.-29 which Ia to
b. >ilcni for the felicf Of soldiers fa1uflies.
, 1865-01-31
TIE CITY.
THE DELEGATION TO SPRING.
FIELD
Ecmon@trAnce OF Nine Thousand Cit.
xes1a against the Horse Ra1Iroad
Bill.
Cn1oAoo, Jan. s.. 1866

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The full delegation OF ciuzons, backed oy tae
sisnaturus Of n1ne thousand tesnonstanees' nave
Just left our Office for Springfield. TO protest
against the uorrc Railroad swtndlc.
x-..,, TEks AYnrs Cn
, 1865-01-31

{ 1Ifcag0 Draft Insurance Company.
We would acEfn cali the attention OF our readers
10 the advertisement Of this company in another
column OF this Issue. By reference 1t will he OBJ
are great and TIT responsibility Of the company Is
beyond question. A man VINO wishes 70 leave
with hit fu1fy St ,0n, besides the county bounty,
cd, ran do go By iu=urirr In this company. Men
Of ffinitoa means will do well to examine Into it.
iSS1.cSS3-tt
, 1865-01-31

3Es L0HI9 nIAfNBt~
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LoI1a, Monday Evening, Jan. 50.
>TonAcco-Sa1es Of green and damp At 10:
planters Jugs st sl1.t0: COMMON shipping leaf at
3l47s; medium stpplng leaf at S1s,7s0n %.
Florn-Duli. Elies: doahls cxtFa At 1to0o chotca
tupet. at rs. 80 odel.yeEed.
GRAx- Wheat dull. sses: common tAN ut t1.,o
good fAl It Il prime at 3le3@1E. Corn advanced,
sses 1t ss9 sackz in lots at par bashe1 In
new baE1. Oats advanced IL per nushea. tye-sale,,
80 sRcks 1t 81 80 p. r bn-
WHISKY alek Of ~ bfla at 30 eer gallon.
, 1865-01-31
m 4 II n 1 Il d .


At EIsln, Illinois. in tug First D;ns:st Church,
ap Hiss E.G Lsther. both Or + Etn.
, 1865-01-31

MoS1r-Easy ~ 68;.
ExcuANGs-.tcrltag 1.oekG1.I .Iex,
GOLD ULsstt ed and lower. opening ~ IA and DC
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=; ANTED-V olunteers! We

want Volunteers for hoth Amy and Navy, to
serve two and thrte years. We are ta@!ug Lsnsmen
hsr treatment, Go ike sEs IS vo1Ex7KERs. We
AerasicE A. 1AReE bo1atles any tSm tn The clty.
ta.h Id a. soon Is ustese.i. MARSHALL& & GIBBS,
13A South Clark str.er, Room No 8. stHrs, us1t
coor to re Provost aar4hat. P. o. BOZ sos. =
, 1865-01-31
aut4Hkt1ttt.tH.

CMlTH g. NlXON'S HALL,
NJ Fer abort time onlf. commencing On
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 9Th, '55.
oper every night aftsr uutG fus.htr notice,
AND on
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons ats uclk'
'ite ucst Extraordinary Exhibition in the World.
THE GREAT
MIL TONlAN TABL EAU
PARADISE LOST;
Or the Great Rebellion In Heaven,
The War OF the Angels
Tua FALL OF SATAN AND FALL o. MAN,
b John ss:a ~ b.
cf this great Fce rlm beginning to end comp 1sluE
63 Splendid = aB1eau PaIntfnss5 -
Carving oat M1isoa's idea Of
Heaven. He'll. Chaos, Paradise,
mspSp fs' aoEs
EsylrT0hiA. aaa the ent1Fs Sos1t, q Duck
ipchau, Palsre upon which octason Her MalestJ ,Eas
: tth nasniaeent Diamond klrg;
% eon:. It o's:osf. when chnoren viii bs ad-
mttten At Is cents. ...,..a.,
E Deo!s tp:s3 =, ~ o'sGsS Esho'fon COM
ID "Wednesday and Saturday dooEs open 1t ? O'CLOCK
BFos i1i! psIs,cIn1s I11s Sc 6is and Manager.
F.LAWnEN1E. Agsnt. 1as1-!s.1st
AN EXHIBITION OF Bill
n LIZARDS will tc displayed at thc
METROPOLITAN nAhz,
This Evening at ct 9 o'clock5 p NJ