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GREAT GIFT SALE I

eE Read yesterdays hu'le:in nf fxtuuese pnrchaa
efs Al articles sold for OE1 DOLL1aR EAC6 win.
TUESDAYS nl!etfn Of Fortunate Purchasers at
Dunn = Grest Gil Sale.
1;s; M:lSoo. ]:3 Carroll street, REVOLVING
. C*s7EE. ...::-..: acknowledgement. 49,. ST
1E!-. u
Gbas E. Glehtor, Dewitt, iowa, ,ALRUM.......... Is
CaIS,i; H. ELL. honscnoc, II ), REVOLVING CAS-
hrf How ~: Beasmont. ILL.,, UPEN FAGE FiL.
1so1 Mh1tmHn: MhAtree. AIAu.. ALBUM aud
3 EAtee, Lane. H. -Kt.VULviNi;CAsrXE.". Il
T. Il. Sui iyer, Carroll, ILL.,. uI..ALBUA..,...... =
, 1865-05-18
E[O.s. NEsEaaEf1EaELD.

Gov 011<aby:s Cot trIbut5ous to the
KanttnEy ltrI--A Wooden Nortor on
The NAy-Snd <o11lc1druc.-A31}itar
nkk k1scrt-E1t cut1rc ElcmcncY.
, 1865-05-18
bOC-kAGE1.

rof short time. With railroad facilities conyartent
VIII at1enu 70 shtpnens desired ApplY on he D. en-.
ises, foot Ct 1ith, on Gxpya 3txect
my15wSs7 = AosAEHrat I'LL JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

60 5OO FOR SALE TIE h, FiH Rss,su r o Up
ana Private supper Rooms in the United sates
handsome and private supper rooms low rent
and good lease doing good business reasons
for selling Apply TO Ii. A. BALDWIN CO.. o. Cedar
street. .Zt&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

4 MOST SPLENDID LARGE DAPPLE GRAY HORSE,
n years old lG1s hands high sound and kind and ro5
style and action has superior, be bought for $40
which hardly half his value Can be seen at tho Cni
stable, q Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A BEAUTIFUL LARGE STRONG HORSE, sOUNr
n dollar 10 hands high, suitable for express wa
gon truck sound young and strong
Apply John, coachmaD private stable FIRST avenue
between Foryninh and Feth street. Sold only for wan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

ITO LET-THE TWO SPACIOUS EASEMENTS OPPO-
site the Park suitable first class billiard saloon of
tables For particulars apply TO GUSTAvUs BAYLIEs
Broadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

T1OR SALE-PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, OF SIX,
Il eight, ten twelve and fifteen horse poweri also Sta.
onaries Of all sizes and Portable Circular Saw Mills at i9O
.A1 80 ''''-' ''''e' ''''''S' 0''' JOS CHAMPION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

4 RUNNING RACE ON THE UNION HALF rrTs
"A track, Seventy second street and Boomngdae road.
Dec at II O'Clock. Mr. Purse names Young Jupiter: MI
Kerney names Lady Lovel. JAS. FINLAY. Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

NANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE
Established twenty years. in the best part of Beecker
street doing good business Apply at a2S Blocker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

DRuG sToRE-FoR SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED
IL Drug Store located OF the principal avenues
well stocked and doing fine business win be sold cheap to
Address Canalcum atatlnn q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-sITUATED ON THE PRIN
~ epal thoroughfare of williamsburg; fine LOCATION for
German Sc month for and dwelling apart
mens satisfactory for selling; price $1,000 Ad
dress c. +. g., box III Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06
SPORTING.

NOR SALE CHEAP-TwO FINE ANIMATED sTEEH
Double Guns, Nos 10 aud IL bore 30 barrels; suit
BILE and quail guns To be uutl sold 42
Broadway. New York. 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

A PHYSICIANS OFFICE AND BEDROOM TO LET
In nrivate house been occupied such for
raj years Location very desirable Apply at lao West SIX.
teenth street.
, 1865-01-06

county, awaiting trial, for giving inform l.
linn to The enemy Til: rebel armies have
been supplied mainly the last twelve months
by unlawful trade on the MISSISSIPPI. New
Orleans, since its occupation BY our forces,
llas contributed moro 70 support the rebel
the country except Wilmington. Henow has
rapess in relation to contracts made By Eng
iish houses in Mobile, for expectation Of 200, :
600 tales Of cotton ly way Of New Orleans.
The Housc Military Committee have the sub
iect in hand. -....
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Jan. 5.-Rich-
mond papers Of Wednesday c0ntain the fol-
lowing 0fticinl dispatches received yesterday
by tho War Department:
CuARLES1oS. Jan. 3.-Thc Federal raidcrs
arc reported to have returned from tho Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad; going west. They
bodily wounded. The damage TO the railroad
(Signed) g. 7. BEAunEaAnn.
CHARLEsfoS, Jan. 3.-The enemy are land
ing in force on the South Carolina side Of the
Sarannan River, and are driving our pickets
towards Harlecsville.
{signcd) ". J. HAnpEs.
An ollfctal report Of the damage done to
the salt works says the refinery and cistcrns
arc uninjured, but the sheds are alldcstroyed.
There we're 783 kettles broken and $50 good
kettles remaining; The total amount Of salt
Ell LQE WQTK8 was 8A.UVV Ouaue14. QA1QaEEQ Dy
fire. The wells are not serionsly damaged.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. 5.-Tho SIdr
says We have information Of the capture Of a
Captain, Lieutenant; and seven men Of Mos
by'e command, who contemplated q raid on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The party crossed the river At Dayistown,
in citizens clothes, for the purpose Of taking
the cars at the Rclny House to proceed to the
Point Of Rocks, for the purpose Of cutting thu
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Upon reaching
the Relay House, information Of their move
ments having previously reached Gen. Tyler:
}swcrc taken into custody.
a lnrge amount Of money and papers con
tanning information of value to our authori
| ties, Is said to hnve been found upon them
! There arc some matters Of interest in conpec
tion with the capture, not julicious to pub
| lish.
, 1865-01-06
FROM NE ~ 90RMS.
The Appeal from Saraunah-Thc Case
OF the 1IrAtc Eiprldn.

New YonK, Thursday, Jan. 5.--Col. .Allcn
stated to tho Chamber Of Commerce, to-day,
that he has been appointed by tho people Of
Savannah to buy fond for the sufferers there.
&c had no rice or cotton TO sell, and vas pre-
pared to buy what he could, md receive suc1,
contributions as the merchants aud peoplc of
. New York eaw tit to extend to the loyai citi-
Zcns Of Savannah. Hc stated that nt cit.-
zens' meeting, the resolutions were received
and President Lincoln, and they wcre all in
favor Of the old flag which had ruled over
them.
Col. Allen stated that Savannah WIS drsti-
tute Of provisions, and his mission here was
fully sanctioned BY Gen. Sherman.
committee to receive subscriptions for Saran-
nah, and passed resolutions calling for aid.
The subscriptions t, the, 10-4D loan are
large, On account Of It's speedy withdrawal.
The Ninth National Bank Of this city offers
to receive subscriptions By telegraph to the
latest moment.
The committee appointed by the Chamber
Of Commerce appointed to report On = com-
.1nunfcation from the merchants of Bahia, rel
attire TO tho capture Of the. pirute Florida.
which requested the merchants of New York
to suspend giving any reward to the capto:s
of the Florida, made report tu-dny. They
state that most Of the siguers Of the commu-
nfcatIon are allied to British rebel interests.
and recommend that the thanks If the Cham.
Der Of Commerce, be extended to Capt. Col
i1ins, Of the gunloat Wacllusctt, for his cour.
:ngcous conduct in generously sutjecting him
sell to the risk Of ccnsnrc and loss OF COM
mission In order to rid the seas Of scourge
and our commcrcs Of an incendtary foe.
A motion was msde to send copy Of tho
report to tho merchants Of Bahia, but ob}cc-
tion Wps niade TINT tHt merchants Of New
York aloud take no further notice of the fac
tors Of British pirates, mud thu motion was
not nut.
, 1865-01-06
Theodore Tllfou.

tFrcm the Missouri Democrat Of fyesterlay.l
On last Saturday night this gentleman nd
dressed goodly number Of our citizens upon
the Condition of the Coun'ry." We expect
in day or two to give our renders the brlciit
Of his mastcrly address. All who heard 1t pro-
n"unced It able and eloquent. Said one oil
our most prominent citizens, WHEN listening
to 1t, tho expression Of such sentiments in
Mercantile Library Hall four years ago would
have blown the roof off the bui'slin.; :"
As an evidence Of the appreciation which,
Mr. Tilton's labor8 lave realized. we give a
very significant Invitation he received while
in this city, signed BY large majority of the
members Of the Missouri Lc.islatu:c, 10 WISH
our State capital and there address tho peo-
pie. The invitation conveys its own 1nD.;,,
and bears some seventy signatures.
JEFFERSON CiTy, No., Dec. q, 1864
Theodore Tilson, Esq, Editor New York Inl.-
pendent.
SIE-A few years since the !" Mercantile 1ibr,rv
ARsoclation VI st: Louis invited ynur coadjuto5.
Rev. Henry Ward Bcechcr, to lecture iu that city
With the proviso thnt he would nni lutr;is Its =
cutiar reform tdeas upon the comt,ultty. Time.
and men have changed since then. Toby. ileaz.
and not the slarcd1Ters lash. rule Tie uat.on ani
freedom Of speech aud Of tic press prevail In Mis-
eourf. 80 -'@
The Radical Union .Anti-slavcrv members Of the
Missouri Legislature cordially invite you to visit
this city md lecture Dsin:: yonr sirwe viii, vnu
and express yonrse1f freely, For Freedom Ioars.
, 1865-01-06
:. INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

~:tspccia1 Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.l /,
!: .lkn1AaApo11s Thursday, Jan. q.
The Indiana Legislature convened to-day. The
House met at 10 o'clock, and was csltcd to order
by Mr. 4. Whittlesy, clerk Of the last House. Tho
roll call showed all members present hut Il. A
ballot for Speaker then had, resulting as fol-
lows:
John Y. Petit, OF Wabash, s.
Jaeon B. Brown. Of jackson, SC.
Speaker Petit, In talzing the Chair, thanked tho
House in nice little speech.
"A ballot wus then had for Chief Clerk with the
James B. Munton, IS. .-..
For Asristant CLERK, E. ". Brafat received s.,
and G.. Robinson SO. For door Keepers Capt
Doolsy, and Msnry Ackey; and the Organization
Some few members elect haye no certificates OF
election became Of refusal Of copperhca1 county
clerks. Mr. Bartle, Of johnson county, Unionisf,
is in this prcdicament. A motion having been
made by Mr. Bralham that le be admitted and
sworn, gave rise to debate, the copperheaas re-
for noon. In the afternoon Mr. Nowcomb offered
d substitute TO- Bradham's motion, which WIS nc
eeptcd by Braaham, setting forth tho acts support
over e0o. Newcoinb supported his amsndment by
Il telling speech, In which he shucked the Butter
nuts completely. Bart1e was sworn IN by vote
newspaper matters aud inviting chaplain to
make PEaye1 at the Inauguration on Monday, tho
The Scnate sns called to order by Hon. p. G.
Dunninc. All answered tho call but one. Mr.
Bennott offered q resolution proposing to divide
me oilces q the Senate, d politically there
Dallots were had Tor principsl and Assistant Sec
Ietaries resulting ns follows Principal Secretary
4. r. Whtttlcscy, Dem, g; NeWkif5. uuion, z;
ii. Wilaon, Union, a Whittlesey and Droadwell
were elected by votc Of Mr. Dunning, that gentle
man having hcrctoloEe pledged hinIsclr e them.
, 1865-01-06
-Atlosa4 4s.-...--s~-ss..%...-+ 31,t
TuR l1EuT-GOydENon.

Msjortty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..... SO,s9S
No return was received for LcusGovcrnor from
The next business In order was au election Of
March. -
being called 70 order, Senator MIX nominated aaa @
1sIcliara Yates. Mr. Mcconnell nominated james
Tsosc 1s Who voted for Richard ratc. were as fol.
Fon YA1zs-Addsme, Allen. Bushnell, Eastman,
Fink, Gre. ., Of Marion, Lansing. MACK, Mctc1if,
hack. bond, Brown, Bryant Burchsrd, cook 1of
Cook, Cook tof Y Woodfordl corwin, Dolton, Dame,
D,ctacF, Dunn. Ford, Henderson, -Ho1Jokc, Hop.
Coy; Mcintyre, Mflicr Iassliel Mil1cr Of Was6
inston} N!les, Noble, Payns. Pncknsy,. Plat,
Stevenson, Of Cook, sttevcll. strong, Thomas,
Itnchcr. Warner, Ward. Spcnkar. Tohl, ST.
p FoK jAn1a c. Ron1Eeos.-- Cohcr.t Green, Of
Keiies. Wesseott worcc:.e.%. % Bnrneta aae 6enson,
Barrett. Cooper, Curtis, De- rs, Dickmaa, CAB
Hs.a ele ni' James sei Faitcn>, J.ns, lof Monfes
II; {Sf Logan) Miller, loi Mehisnd}, Morgan, Mct
iii. MorEo, Murphy, Ncece, Patton, Pcrry, RED
sof SSh1Eon sesley ST.
sosa!oEs sehoaela md vanaevcor were absent
rt.cnt Sni an aomscs Of he House
Darsse, Nj. sedewich having resigned. *As' III
oe House uaru resumed business. Tho bill
allowing the county Of NcDououEh to 1cyy tax
toE building Court House. Referred to Com
eonny @ svHfss Hssed e IL
Bill 10 incorporate Hancock Branch Railroad
Company; to Incorporate Black Hawk Mining
Company; totncorporate prairie Sasc Line Sto:E
Insurance Company: Rcfcrzcl to Committee on
Banks and Corporations.
10 allow ccrtain counties to levy t1xes for war
pu;rotes-thc couniice Of Boone. Winncbago,
IN y1hu11ua
lion, Edgar, Coles, LaSaIto, Grnndy, DnPage,.
kano, AZ Henry. Peoria, and many others are ID
ciudc!i ia Tho law. Postponed until tomorrow.
~ Mr. Del.on, bill to amend the charter Of the
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad Co. D5 same,
bill concerning horse railroads IN the city Of ChI-
cago. Referred. The bill Is sIntended to make tho
chnrteIs Of the Chicago hotte railroads perpetual,
and to 1eEaltzc the transfer ct tho West Side horse
railroad -
The House then adjourned. --..,
During tho Joint sessfon today for tho election
Of u. y. Senator, The Representative chamber was
crowded TO tts utmost capacity largo portion te-
Ing ladies' On tho announcement OF the result
there we're most roeiiaroua manifestations Of de-
, 1865-01-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.


[spseial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribupe.l
ST.. LOUIS, Thursday, Jan. &.
Gen. Z. B. Brown has been assigned to the
command Of the district Of nolla By order of
Maj. Gen. Dodge. Reports are received Of in
creased outrnges by guerillas on the line be-
tween Boone and Howard counties. The
gncrillas occupied village called A1iddlctown
near Rockford, OH Saturday, aud killed ser.
c:nl citizens. These rebels are commanded
by ELL jackson.
Gov. Fletcher is understood to have psti-
toned to the President 10 relieve Missouri
from martial law.
4 substitute broker has been arrested for
kidnapping negro in open day, to enlist lin
in the army aud obtai: dis bounty.
Through boats are loading for Cairo, in ex-
pectation Of a rise. There arc only four feet
Of water on shoals in some places, The ice
has given way ut Cape Girardcau,. but low
water is great hindrancc to the resumption
ofnayigatlon.
The statement Of the death Of Price is de-
nicsl. The statement Of DOCTORS letters
from his army as late rs Dec. Is, hayc been
Intercepted, Lut contain no mention Of the
matter. Prominent rebels here discrcdit the
report. Price was in robust health und con-
dillon When in B0Oncsrillc.
, 1865-01-06
CHICAGO FRIDAY, JANUARY 6: .se5

light. Calls were made for Gov Tascs, and IT
looked ii this august Legislative body would hc
turned into town meeting. II was only by the
most persistent efforts that the Speaker could r..
store the body TO order; After be, had done 50
motions poured IN to adjoasn, but they were re.
sisted, and the House continued III seaaion until
Al o'clock. :
nm CORY to eay that the friends OF the succass.
III! candidate Tor Senator mantfest the most savage
delight at hts SUCCESS. Very many gentlemen who
deemed 1t their duty to support MI. Washburne
have been subjected to iecra and insults OF vesy
ngErayatiug nature. This is most unsecrnly and
unjust, aud ought to subject the authors 10 the
contempt Of all honorable men. am quite sure
TINT Gov Yates condemns this conduct On the part
Of his friends.
The Chairmen Of the following important
committees will probably he announced By
the Speaker tomorrow
Judiciary Mccoy, Of Peorfa.
Banks aEd rporatioas-Burchara, OF Ste
phcns.
R1iiroGds-,Ioslyn. Of MeIcnry.
Nuitid-Mnt. Cook. Of Woodford.
Educafion-Dunn, OF Stark.
Rn1fnt,a,y-Coolz, Of Cook.
Ndavfdrturts and A0ricalture-Tinchcr, Of
Vcrml!fion.
tounties-Stacey, Of Bureau.
Federal Relationships, of Edgar.
Sfute Observation-Disclosures Of Ugte.
Geological Surtey-Platt OF 10 Davfess.
7bmaship Organization -Hotyoke, Of Knox.
, 1865-01-06

AUGUSTA, Nc, Thursday, Dan: 5-Gov.
Couey was inaucuratcd I'd to-day: His message
is a lengthy and comprehensive document:
The whole debt Of the State, rs represented
by loans, is &, ,SS7, ,0o0, and has been created
tie past year.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Thursday. Jan. 6.-uon. VIM. Pitt
Fesscudcn Wne unanimously elected Senator for
.xfI years from tho 9Th Of March By hoth Senato
md House Union cancMscs this evening.
, 1865-01-06

Serious Ruilrou&l Casualty,
New York, Thursday, Dec, 5.---A collision
occurred In the Bergen tunnel today, between
the Morris and Essex Railroad trains. A por-
ton Of the former had become detached, and
while connection WAS being made, another
train from Patterson ran into the rear Of 1t
md demolished the Morris aud Essex cars.
There were fire killed nnd number injured,
all residing In Newark and Erie. The train
was unda1naged No delay on the road caus-
Cd by the accident.
, 1865-01-06

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TsIbunc.l
SPnM0r1ELD, Thursday. Jan. s.
qf.SArN

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TrIbunc.l
SPnM0r1E1D, Thursday, Jan. s.
SENATE.
The bill providing postase for tho members md
officers Of the two Houses was taken up. On mo-
tion o. Senator Lndsay, tue rule WAS suspended
end the I'LL passed.
Senator Eastman, Q! Cook, presented petition
one hundred and treatysace feet long, containing
7,tc0 namcs, praying for the repeal Of tho black
laws. -
Senator - offered resolution inquiring Of the
Treasurer how much gold and silver Is In The
Statc Treasury.
Two obIils were introduced by Liadsay-to enable
the city OF Peoria to borrow money and to en-
courage enliatmcnts.
The rules were suspended mud the following
ILLS passed unanimously:
Dy Senator Ward, to Incorporate the Uaion
Stock Yard AMI Transit Company.
by Senator Mctca1G, 10 amend the charter Of tho
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company. =
ny Senator Eastman, to provide for the prepare
tion Of II Soldiers Cemetery at Gcltyebu1g.
Ey Senator Bushnell, to provide for the ap-
Fointn:cnt Of Attorney General.
II scAator Eastman, to incorporate thc Stoats
ZfffMH1 Company.
b Senator Peters, to amcnd the law Of tlowcra
Scnhtor Bushnell introduced a hill to amend the
Homestead Exemption law. II provides TINT per-
sona} property to tlc amount Of 81. GEO be- exempt
from Ea1c On execution;
lcicd besides the Join: session.
HOUSE.
Mr; Me1ntyrc presented areition for repca1ins
a M i S e s hTsfps seu1 RG9a 4eoa T. 9s psdn ssFsn
University.
1.ws. Several other neiions 81 Of an animposiant m ast
character were also presented.
, 1865-01-06

deliberately argued that tho natloua1 government
crSate sTy a9a IN ;hts seEs';S Tt ; ssa cna
oent Goise tge } e,aFs his Emily rio IN
eiear for argument 1cannot close what have 10
eay with91t IT, aadng t e,nle,a opi9qca
6ae anesiion Of slavery oscfJwhare in ~ the
u. ~ .n 9e13"re anv :ther ohsit1etip pre-
fh r. ea aefenae and si III by xrtnn n 70
ncH InS ~ nndispaable as he powe to ras 81 ~.
les q 70 Err END ith amazsment H., a.ase @
%cn HE nationa c wa sssaiIc hea
{toteRd TO " exercisc power 10 simple md bcni.
cent Their peeea IN no bounds as
nau ua. tVh.tSsr f wifa 5n chiitrsn 9 20, On
eoiored Solder should BE- admitted 70 freedom. ''
~ e.qGida, smd nj tas ts o!
ne sfsonuon; fs nnre IL anu 1'"a9 e negative;
IN ehste e e ffher ~
~ tSia nIpi sntscct 1 MA nostnoncd. .S u
III Mr s WfISt,E ealic1 M 4 btll 5 permit a1fpns
Who have aefTed one ysaF IN III amy q 6eeome come
,,ncEdn,cnf! MT. SnIAAAS onefea 'nSn'"1ne mS a. IN
.gr TIT alsn whe 5esas in the
ta 10Th of Ami. 181. sbnii bo taaturajizc5 nn5a1
ho asra ~ a Irftei sfnres Nffer fse a. daw e.
April, Ise5, snyihing ia any q 10 tic contrary
notMt{hsfae9ingi ev1,,,ned 4, oh,a.. =,
,,,,a1,cut Fcndfn1 thn cnnsfderat3on& ~ - ,b;s
n,,IsaCs 4l,o Gornta md3ouyrAd y
e9'1ssA' NV S-'ANr1 ~, ~
- :, 80 WAsHkaroasN {fnqnsdny, Jan. s.
.,;::s - IA IL j .5HOuaE...;!tss}i~ ;.
e-ln The Esrso, On motion of Mte HUBBARD, OF
Conn, the Secretary Of War wss called upon to
fu1nish all the facts relative to the bursting % Cur
guns In the recent attack on Wilmington.
III. AMBROSE ". CLARK 'introduceda Joint
resolution having In view tho appointment Of dis
mcnts.! Referred to the judiciary Committee.
Mr. COLES, Of California. offered q joint reso1u
ton OF thanks to Major General Sherman and the
oflcers ard men under him, which was referred to
the Committee on Military AHairH.
Mr.. STEVENS, of Pa., offered resolution H.
stEucting the Committee on Vars and Means to
Inquire Into she exPediensy of reporting biz to
price Of coin and dcprectate tho v8lue of lawful
money Of The United States: he made speech
showing the action on the part OF Great Britain
, 1865-01-06

Thu .,4;c1os IN tho: rc,,a, ,,oss ,o,rna,,.
-,rc sicnific,nt or thc dccoacnce ~ thc rchc1
scbcmo They ~. f,,1l NJ ,r,,,;nr .r,1 ,,ittor-
moss In occns,ona, f,;ckcr in tn. bon:,stea
vein dies outsneedily into 1amentations at t1e
c,;s;s or snrttcrs f.c,,1c o,1nrt,o films oro;nst
lar no,is NM of ~, ,,,ost ,,,,-,-oa ora1,
fhcsc rcc.r+ crt,c1os Is a,va, IN orr wos,,-
5,oton ,,5e,,oto,, wha,o,,, ~. rr-1,<,r has mt
, s;,,rr>osc nr shozr,r,, tho roha1s hov .os;,v
thcv can cono hacl- 1,ndcr 10 o,a n,r hc is
e;non1,r,v for+uroto n . f.,t If f,c;,r one
wss, 49, .a,r;.,- o.o.,,a. N;ao .o,tna r. t,,a
,ea7e,. ~ diatrsssa;7 n3x;c viii frou, t,,;e ar.
t;cIe easily. adont the aoctrine If snhm,sston
:. and rctnrn tn the Union. Tire end of the re-
1,e11;on Is ncor If theI IGorc,,,mcnt <and neon3e
AZ +hafr vho1a rar,atr,rar dntv NJ fitfno NJ.
: ina arT,faa and ,Tash;rr f5r4Sra hi ws-,
= 1Ia ~ m ioo,,: rsoo,; ~
10 -E,t,,TEa:1.;e -, ~ ,,ar,,.s: soTt,nno
f1,,: a1:aso;,.i 1,onls i. No.;
! Ssz5
fn4SSf SssFfisS fS7 III
' s,,hscr;,,t;o,,e to ~ m IN wa:t.ro noas
shown a ;l,s,,st.s from Assistant Sec secrc,arv r
Warrington vesto1aav +o cosh,e- Holmes ~
.,a .r,,;r, n ,;nna1 Ron,. ~ .,,;s o;., - s,,nh
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7he e1sr,ion .of Gor Yates to fhc Tn1tcd
ct.+oe so,o,o,sh;,> f,o,, .,,;s Co. - -
cas-s .ns,,;nm ~ ~ ''' 60
The movemcnt FIR +bc re,,c,, of n. ;nfs-
:: ,,,o,,s p1oc1. .rrs nr n,;nn;e ,,.s stS,n4.,,,
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, 1865-01-06
1EzCHaEGAN MEGlSLAT1IzE

LANSING, Thursday, Jan. 5-The Michigan L.
gfslaturc convened yesterday, Gilbert E. hecd OF
knlaTazoo county was elected speaker.
+ Governor Dl2ir's mcsssge shows IN encouraging
condition Of the State finances.
The to,al funded and fuulab'e debt Of tho State
was 1850 600; balance In treasury 6350 OIL. Since
men have been placed in the field from this State,
Of: which IS ,0C0 have been raised since January
1868. The State has now In service thirty regi-
1ery, one engineers and mechanics, two 1ndcpen-
dent batteries, and fifteen companies in various
arms OF the service.
Hon. Jacob II. Howard, the present incumbent,
received the Republican caucus nomination for
United States Senator, last night,
, 1865-01-06

BA1rmonE, Thursday, jim. The Legislature
of Maryland completed ita organization to-day.
Gov. Bradford congfatnlatcs the members on the
adoption OF the Constitution and tho cUnsunu,a-
Hon Of emancipation He claims tho compensa.
t,on Of The stale therefor BY the General Govern
mcnt.
, 1865-01-06
The last OF Eaa1t3a.

TREs7os, N. J., Thursday, Jan. 5.-The funeral
Of Hon. Wm. L. Dayton was largely attended, to-
day. hy members Of the bar, military and naval
sons from al parts OF the country, among whom
were Hon. VIM. II. Seward md Hon. james Ii.
Scoye). The exercises took place at tho First
sketch Of tho life and public services OF tho de-
rHnRp6
, 1865-01-06

E-Ei Al q; viii be.sa S6pl5as:
1H4 clal conrocatlou OF Z
Washington Canpter, No. 43, 4. a. H.,
This (FRInAYl eYfnaR, At " o'clock Work Oh the
Il 4. Degree. WM. PA. DELFOID, JE., SECS,
jaG-lRflt
, 1865-01-06

G10 REV WARD.-Lost on the
Sp1C Sece nd Of JanuaTr, a Black and TIN Tcr4er
HoE: weighing ano9t fifteen poun, =, Had on red
subecrbers Name: ears bsdly cnt; answer, to tho
nnme OIL Leo. Tho shove reward wilt be paid to any
rcEEon returning him to the oce OF the rtEgs Honss
taG-GI3T1t-ls{n WINDSOR LtTAED