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q four years war and in view Of the fact that the
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November 18th, 1868.
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Respectfully, sc.

The above letter Is from an UNANIMOUSLY dsleyal
town in Tennessee. The writer is the Post Master
of the place and a true Union man whom we have
personally known a long time. We would give the
name of the writer and the gray haired old patriot
who dictated the letter, did not feel satisfied il
would subject both to persecution and violence
We say this much in explanation, as some of our
enemies may ask why we don't give names. Any
doubling Thomas, Of respectable character, can
see the original by calling at our Office.
Sscb letters from such sources cheers Us in the
good work, and remunerate US for the abuse heaped
upon us by Prerteada.
May the noble old patriot and our worthy friend,
the Posi- Master, live to see our glorious Union re-
stored on the principles of Justice and freedom, to
be SIS eternal as the stars
The ENoX, LILLE Who Is established on a foun-
datign ais firm as the eternal hills Of East Tennessee
where it ha- been read since GOV. Brownlow estab-
IsLed it in 1885, save year and half Of rebel
rule, when it was suppressed by military power,
and its founder and editor imprisoned and exiled.
The kNoXyILLE WHO was the last Union paper
published I'm the eleven seeded States. The So
called ordinance of -eccssion was adopted the
Stl of June, 1861 At this time there were in
Knoxville, half regiment Of rebel soldiers With
ont days iutermission they were here until Sep
tember, .og. Our paper, three time per week, de-
nounccd them until the 10Th Of October after the
-o-calleJ ordinance was adopted and until suppress
sed by military power.
or paper IS tie eldest IL tic Stats and if supper
ted and encouraged by the loyal people it shall con-
t.2-e It. Try aloud and spare not until the moss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
IIelaiuZ Up the ether check.
Dropping Lumbly on the knee.
Closing lips when dared 10 speak.

WHAT is State? Kent, in his Commentary, in
s--7"af 10 'his question, says. In public law,
''e is complete or selt-suicicnt body of persons
1uileo together N one community for defense of
their rights and to DO right to foreigners Our
Federal Union is such State rs this The so-called
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/ Righteous RetributiOn.

\ few weeks since we cave an account of 9 rebel
rand info This rorDt, Iad I,- Jar7ns p lego NOM
her of a wealth family who had made himself quite
notorious durn the war BY the cruelty of his ruer
-:rr. ..... - e
'''', III i''" vas ioi INC uIPos0 %
sJeu'nS horses To be taken to North Carolina. we
also stated that the thievng scouudres were being
pursued by some brave DISCHARGED soldiers of East
~
We have the grauhcatl"n " announcing that
one ri the -coauIrcIs John Dalton. late Lieutenant
n, tl ,1l -r,.i ,.ss I., mar tho VIRGINIA
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Nenator Bowers Protest.

Friday 8. iEs- ii VIII be seen that this body on
motion OF senator Spence, has endorsed the reply
jsaa,ar Seut2r the protest, and ordered said reply
20 follow The protest the Journal i5.at os d-
seating. ss.-.. Il tho protest were ours. we had
-aano--svo it of of the journal, and consigned To
Oblivion. ,htu have 1t appear with <rth oreoro.d
.aaE-t..sg 5 lis Le.a.,g <safrm9H
=
f'
a.,.r, ,l Mil, f., ,,.r-,5 ,,,f71f,c. ~ ,,r,..os
and f,s- million. of blacks. They wa.eI a terrible
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From the New Era


| Mr.. EDITOR Please publish the follow
| ing proposition. ! am trying to effect The
I completion Of q church house in the town
/ OF Grccnevilc, which we had i'm process o
erection when the late war commenced
/ and which was struck by rebel bomb the
/ day that John Morgan was killed And
/ being DESTROYS 10 finish the building accord
/ ing to the original design, | make the fol
( lowing proposition to the returned Fedora.
/ Soldiers of East Tennessee That IL vou
viii give me means enough TO build The
Stccplc upon my rtgr.h [ viii have the fol
lowing inscription placed upon IT, Erat-,
/ by rgufrl5ut,oa MATE hg ttl rhlrnc f@Erf
/ SgLiisrs gf Eyt Tirnesee--
! could have made the above proposition
alone to the First Tennessee Cavalry with
good hope Of success. but | do not want
to make any distinction between our brave
and gallant boys who composed the several
regiments Of East Tennessee Volunteers
who won LJnOrs for thcmsclvy- and their
patriotic portion JI our state, ON MANY
hard contested battlefield. | know no dit
ference, and | feel Dgas, between our BRAY.
boy7 and l appeal to all. III the Yrvpo-i
ton suits YOU. Just respond by sending mt
fifty cents OF one dollar. Just as suit, YOU
Mail to- Rev. John T. HJItsiugcr Greene
vile Tennessee, and vii credit YOU. lust
a, youmay choose either privately OF IN q,
public paper
Knoxville Wing pleas insert two or
three time-.
Your truly.
JoHy z HoLIs-ygEs
We whose names are appended mo.-
heartily respond 10 the above proposition
Of Chaplain Holtsingcr A. mcmber,soi
different regiments. late in the service Of
our country. We think the proposition alto
gether reasonable. and9 90 are confident
the Federal soldier has no warmer friena
than Chaplain John P. Uoltsinger.
/ B. Self, late 1t and Rg't c. 5, Ist
Tennessee Cav, IS; Vim. +. Fowler late
1t. Ist Tenn. Cav, SIS; David FRY lat5
Capt ID Tenn. Inf and Col Of Scouts. s.
r a Crawford, Col. and Chef Of Scouts
for E. Tenn, s.: James r Do5son, Co F,
4th Tenn. Inf, s3; r. u Do6s9u, Iate L
Go. 7, 18th Tenn. Vol Inf. IS, Jacob Hays
18th Tenn. Y. L. 81 B. Smith. late Major.
1st Tenn. Cav. 50; David Rush, late Capt,
Co. c, Sth Tenn Cav, s. ". y. KidweLI,
late Capt. Co / Ist Tenn. Cav So; Wm
T. Self. late Commissary Sergt. 15t Tenn
Cav. %; VIM. " Russell 2. u. :. 1=t
Tenn. L. 4. 2. E.. Il; \. T Woorehead
Lotto Corf r. y 10Th Van1, Cax- -
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F1eE-Tbe alarm Of Ere the other might was
caused by The burning of Ccmnlis=ary building on
Methodist Hill, supposed to be the work Of an in
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WHLEElLE winds blow, ana liner, al, uveE.
lake. and seas toaJ ships, lhs glorious banner OF
America waves an invitation &c the oppressed O..
the earth. 10 the IRISH, the Germans. yh- HindOys
the Chinese. the jew, -hs Christian, Inc HyJ.en.o.
and al the mangrel races OF Mexico and South
Aaerc. To come mere and live, and labor and trade
and grow rich, enjoy liberty and vote.
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Washington, December b. 1868.

WHAT have the rebels done that they should It
ceivc back intc their hand all their old politics
power, and I'll the office of trust and profit. The
have surrendered either under Lee, Johnston o
some one else. True, but they surrendered whe
they were whipped and could hold out No longer
For four years they did all they could 60 ruin tn
country. Since the war wherever they have bee
allowed 20 vote hey have shown heir old. nav
their .gdgiag hostility g. the Government.
, 1865-02-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Van Eta, Friedman j. Co.'s Tobacco
Works Burnt to the Ground
Loss 100000.

ABOUT seven o'clock last cventns one OF the
most destructive tree that has visited our city fot
long time. broke oul In the Tobacco Manutac.
tory Of Van Eta, Friedman l. Co., No. 49, River at.
resulting in The entire destruction Of their cxten.
they had gained considerable headway, rendering
It impossible to extingufsh scarcely check them
The vast quantity Of dry leaf tobacco. which was
added unusual Intensity 10 the flames, which shot
through the entire structure with unwonted rapid.
tty. Tho safe and contents, with about two
n eeasa al ss T s.ssa s a1ss9 &c
The entire loss will prob,bly, reach sl5o.aJo,
The factory about one hundred ana my hossheads
Of fine tobacco, one hundred heEsheads OF medi-
I'm, and about one hundred and twenty-five hogs
going the diaerent processes q aanataetnre, Ie.
With ,thc manufacturing machilcry, swclla tho
SMo, ,Mo g. Iupn Upon this they have N insurance OF
The building was owned by Mo. Walker, mud
was valued At about 600, most Of which Ii COW
The adjoining hardware store o: Jones i; Laugh.
lin was slightly damaged, and their goods suffered
esns aas o. o pnues
hoop iron, and in fact. nearly all the goods IN tho
es nollshment were completely ahowered, and
must nus consequently sqtles greatly in value. The
The propeller ButIalo lay At The dock Of the
Western Transportation Company Just in the rear
most cxcrtion that she was sayed from dest1uc-
t1on. The SPARKS Of the, burning building fell
over and lround her, and she was On one OF two
occasions actually on fire, but the flames were
speedily cxtiDgEiEhcd.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown, though 1t Is
supposed to hayc been the result OF carelessness
first discovered In the fourth story, and
WIS some time burning before the public
alarm Vas given. We are crcdihly Informed that
high nhove the surrounding buildings, and were
the subject Of etreet conversation some six or
eight minutes before the Court House bell souud-
ed the alarm: This seems very much like culpa-
BILE tnattcnton to business On the part of The bell
ringer.
BY tho destruction Of these works, nenrly one
hundred per>ous Rre thrown out Of employment,
who will icel severely the loss.
, 1865-02-02
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Trihuno.J
MADteus Wis Wedn.ad Feb l.

NADIsos, Wis, "Wednesday, Feb. !.
Bills were introduced In ou... HOUSE today re-
qulttng common carriers 10 establish pro Ta!a
tariff on freight and passengers.
The bill to provide for raising local houuttes for
volunteers by tax passed both Houses, and will
probably become a law tomorrow. The provision
allowing towns time IN procuring substitutes be-
fore the draft ia retained.
In the Senate The announcement OF the passage
Of the and-slarcsy amendment to the Constitution
was received With much applause,
Ellis werc introduced to amend section 126
chapter Is, R. s.. relative to who may hold the
Office OF County Treasurer; ard to amend the act
Of 1868. to facilitate tho formation of0 corporation
r. hhe purchase Of the Racine and Mississippi
The majority otthe committee On elections re-
ported in the case Of the seat from the t3th Dis
trit. occupied by Samuel Cole. contested by J. q.
s1fticient number Of Illegal yotes were cast 10
overba1ance the majority claimed for Mr.. Cole, Or
Init! Easnest's claims were sufficiently well
founded to warrant tbs appointment Of commis-
siaI to take testimony in the casc.
1t the Assembly the speaker rsad dispatch an
nou1c1ng the passage Of the constitutional REcat-
n:en, which was received with prolonged ap-
4 5iil was introduced to amend chs2ter 167, r.
S., GnceEntng war oftensee against public JUS
Thc Senate resolution fayosing tho raising of u
regiment for uaucocks veteran corps, was con.
cured in.
resolnuon, which was refereed to the Committed
on Federal Relations:
WHrnzAs, Congress has, under and In accord
ance with article OF the Contribution, adopted q
hibitirg forever hereafter the existence Of invo-
rntasJ aeryItude or slavery within the limits OF
this 3nion1 except Is punishment for crime aud
fors becoming a fundamental law Ia re-
qnired at tho hands OF th1cc-fourths OF
lie States, either by convention or
BY Legislatures and,
WaERgas, II is e1pedient and proper that the
State OF Wisconsin, one Of the noble States organ
ICED under the ordinance Of 81, should be among
thc rst to place itself on record In fnvor Of the
great principle Of Liberty now to be made par.
of the Constitution OF the Union.
Rtstired, tho Sennte concurring. That the pro-
nmcid The Constitution forever prohibiting Bla-
very is hereby ratified, In matter and form, by the
Stale Of Wisconsin M proposed by Congress.
, 1865-02-02
MICHIGAN LEGISLATUls
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
TkvSYxa N1ru wcdueaiav Fab I

LANSING, MIcu, "Wednesday. Feb.1.
Bills have passed the Senate making an appro-
tpriation to aid Ii completing mud keeping In re-
pair tho Soldiers National Cemetery at Gettys-
burg, Pennsylvania; to authorize tho village OF
Hi1lelale to borrow money for certain purposes
to amend the charter Of the city Of Battle Creek
to amend the Inv in relation to duties upon sales
ut auction; also, joint resolution asking IN ap-
prop.lahon Of land BY Congress to cndow the
Michigan Mining School in the Upper Peninsula; +;
also, sundry bills asking an extension OF time to
collect taxes.
The following resolution, offered by Mt. Cros-
well, wss unanimously adopted:
Resoletd. The House concnrr1ug, that the Sc
1cct Committee on Amendments to The State Con
stitution be, and they arc hereby, instructed to
amendment to the Constitution whereby our SOL
diezs 1u actua1 service in the field may be entitled
to vote at all elections.
the - Select % conmittee IN IN regard era % 70 psying ~
bountIes to volunteers. This bill provides d
State bounty Of 500 md local bounty Of 500 to
volunteers Under tho present call for troops;
and a sfate e, bounty or SaoS and q loeal
amended It hy providing State bounty Of 800,
anti local bounty Of $100 on the present az we'll
as all future calls The House refused TO concur,
and committee Of conference will be raised on
the disagreement Of the two houses thereon.
Both houses are thin In numbers, The committees
ing absent 70 examine those institutions.
The Governor announced to the Legislature
that tho joint resolution recommending an amend
very, had been adopted by Congress. The an
Joint resolution, rat1fying the amendment by
Michigan, will be Immediately adopted.
, 1865-02-02
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York independents Quotations.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribrue.)
NEW YoEk, Wednesday Ev'g, Feb.1.
The Independent ass the following Dry Goods re-
port:
1he market is very inactive for all description Of
Toods. Though they offered at lower prices, the
czpcsaton Of hetvy supplies o cotton, the fall in lis
price, and in that OF gold Induce dealers to Gland
atocf long as possible, feeling that quite Errou
ton In prices tsat hand. The auction kaes OF last
week proved this stfiklusly.
The market for cotton goods has completely broken
down. In PriEts quito panicy feeling PREVAILED
and the few goods sold hxre been at rcry great de-
cine. FT1cts arc ttIll unsettled. In Brown and
Blcachcd Ehrtfugs and Sheetiugs the demand Is slug
gsh and the pressure to sell so great that prices hsve
given away yanu arc still tending <ownward. Cotton
AIDES I'VE lower, with small shipping demand. Wool
cit also lower, Delanes especially #hch arc A.
ways shected by the stste Of the Pr.ut MARKET The
demehd is limited and only desirable Eooss SELL and
these dec the. casslmeres are generally dull, and
spirg goods do attract rho Usual attention. At
Ircstnt Foreign goods are without movement at all
HoEers arc very r in price, as goo cannot bn i'm
poned 10 replaces them At cost prices.
1hc following arc tho independents quotations.
, 1865-02-02

A reference which should do full Justice to the
claims Of the California Petroleum Company,
whose advertisement appears elsewhere, ~onid
be tedious for very length, The company Is COM
posed OF men Of the highest weight and Influence
In New York, and they eave based their whole
movement on the most csutlous scientific research.
the worIo, to tho development Of which they ara
preparing to bring abundant capitA and enter
prise, Its stock Is only Temporarily offered In
Agency, Is will be seen elsewhere
, 1865-02-02
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to tho western Press1


Tho stock market WA weaker and lower. The re-
psrts OF peace negotiations have unsettled confidence
aud there Is disposition to buy and very little to
sell. Governments generally lower. The demand for
5as was quite limited, foreign orders having appa-
rently been suppled. Coal and miscellaneous list
generally lower.
Under peace runners to-day. Gold was very weak
arl unsteady; operations light.
Money confines easy foreign exchange very dull.
Pabl.crstroleum sseck Exchange opened 10 day. nu-
snerous speeches made and much enthusiasm shown.
1t rretoleum Board stocks active; ssles Excelsior
1885,; Gtrmania. %: HlEhgatc. 96; Buchanan Farn.
LEE; Empire City. 54o; U S. IS o. Petroleum market
rules 1m but qulct 100 br1s free sol At S50ss 1oa
Crude, .59s6; Refined In bond quoted steady at 659
C6.
Inter.
NEW YoEK, Feb. 1.-GAIlAGHER'a EVENING Ex.
cuAxeE-Gold eG3t n. T. c. 1Q7k EHc -; Hudson
lux; Reading 1134; H. c. 1to; NJ. S. 6s4; I. c.1is
Pitts ~: r. l. ooH Fl. =. ooH: o. q II. cert. 1o6
Cumb. 4tk Quicksilver 61aS Maripoaa ny. Stocks
steady Gold nrm-sa:es after call Ut 2o3t.
, 1865-02-02
LOCAL MAIaTERS,

! Chicago Electrical Inststute,-E. G.,
Winter, II. D.. will commence the regular course
pf lectures. dcmona' 'ratng the theory and pruc-
tice Of Eiect1opathy, on Monday cvenlng, at I
pclock February 9Th, ut the parlors Of The fnst,-
Hte. Those wishing to become members Of the
qass can consult DR.. Winter al any time Id the In
tltutc, cxccp. his practice houra, from . to Il,
and from LOG, or A. ]. Steele g. Co., proprietor5.
at {he Union Park House, West Maliaon street.
fn2.h1l.1t
, 1865-02-02
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1


TIE Price Current OF thls morning contains the pork
packing returns CT this city for tho just closed
The whole number OF houses engaged in packing was
ssaga.nst - during tho Of 1861 and the total
number OF hogs packed foot up to SEQ SO against
6 during ths previous season. falling or Of almost
1900 head. The arrivals, as reported from week to
week, together with the number packed 1t Newton
and Palnviile, were reported footing up over 4o
toe but these proved 10 10 Incorrect. The average
weight per hog eo pounds, and the yield Of lard
Il Is pounds. THIS ia IN increase Of twelve pounds
per hog and pound Of lard over last seasou, It
las been impossible to ascertain ths number Of barrels
of3ie5 and Prime Mess put up. The total number Of
to1rs Of MI kinds Of meat put up for the European
markets does not exceed 80o The average price has
been $l.62k against $7.s0 last season.
Proy1s1oSs In the product market to-day there
comparatively little done. Ness Pork entirely
notninsl, andI an unnblo to give quotations. Bnlk
Meats be had at 1elsc for Shoulders and Sides,
packed. No Bacon out Of smoke. Lard cannot be
sold 10 any extent at over PIC, but holders generally
decline selling at that ngure-
WuIsKy-Ucld uominaf1f at - %
, 1865-02-02

u a Sore Throat when neglected often re-
suits in confirmed Bronchitis, a dangerous and
frequently fatal disease: Dr. D. .1dylis*s. Erp<e
Ell iaf al bso
eradicatcs all dangerous symptoms. Sold every.
where. y3l-g73i-3tTT.Es
, 1865-02-02

M A II II I e ID

In tbi, city. gehEqss vt; ISG5. b the Rev. o,u.
snd Mis-. srsAN T. DupuI. d.ugiter Ct IL i i.
IL Pslnceten,. FuIean county, ii On Thur}a,v.
jan. &c, ~ Icy 2 = mGvG. NJ. 6aM Z. wilson
l;fruis-
, 1865-02-02
4 CADEMY OF M1T3TG
EMERSON'S LECTURES.
RALPH WALDO HU1URsoN

A%A&AA
avenue AMI Dearborn street. on The rvsasnsaof
February 50, Sd and 4Eh.
6UpJEtrs:-Thnrsday. TABLE TALE; Frfd,y.
rySFs; MN; ss:urasyi M sl.it GnAR4e11R: "a
three Ltctntes, sa.ao. tInge IN, 50 cents.
WISE os st sss 81 s. arEs 99n
CMITH d NIXON'S HALL,
~ For short time only. commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 9Th, '65.
Open every night after unit. further notice.
AND ON
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at oclk.
The mcst Extraordinary Exhibition in the World.
THE: CHEAT
MILF NlAN EAU
OF
PARADISE LOST;
Or the Great Rebellion In Heaven,
The War of the Angels,
TIE FALL OF SATAN AND FALL OF MAN,
Az described By John sten IN h!simmortn! poem en-
% besGS to
G3 Splendid 7 Tablcau Paintings,
Carrying ont Millions idsa Of
Heaven, He'll, Chaos, Paradise.
VIII now Be exhibited in this city AS exhibited II
Lendoa Tor - cen;teu1i;e nghts tome1e 1haa hs!fa
sRa s et asa:s f. i Mibss bss
incham Palsce, upon which occasion Her Majesty was
nslk Of her ,oya! approostie9. by presenting hin
With MAGNIFICENT Sef,a5s misGond o. lsfg;
at!ernoont 1t O'Clock. when children VIII be ID
Pea 5Ps1sx 4 ssssss H. Exhibition com
EgWedns; Day ana saturday doors open At o'clock
f Psftse'o5s .ss sop4stor Ss and Msasssr
F.LAWREACE, Agent. lasl-Ssii6t
, 1865-02-02

MY Corns! Oh MY Corns.-Dr. Glen
est cures eorns, buuions and diseased Ills at IL
Etntt Clark street :. fos, NO ~
, 1865-02-02

rsnnc,,, n,snatch r. ~ rhic..o .r.,h,ro1
l'pes'A' pA1u HuN. ~ a.s snie1so 1t.uunst
TOBACCO A.p Wu1sky-unehanged.
FLoCn-sncs Of ooo brls e1trs At a co. and go do
DO at same double headings, lined inspected and de-
nrcruuv.rForz-s., oy :. hi. a. sta m y h,1
~ ~ s.srs ~ ~ r.. ~ ~, a. ~ TX
90, and eas o. oil at s1.s do, and g do ut Sl77
bu, sAcks returned. wese 1lo0 sacks 600
,rn,,,Jra Hat.nsnss, ,ond ca,.s ou eea saess
lncIaaco. oats-basness gooo- ss!es were 800 aack1
were 49, sacks, les do. and 200 do At u 80 buall
tali.
<--.,- NI.-~., g.. n.
NKw YORK. Wednesdsy. Tss.1:
AoxEYQuiet. CAT per Ct nj ;tseElin= dull 10 H1o1x.
, 1865-02-02

TOR SALE-Valuable Oil Lands.
otI basin of Pennss viii Be- i'd bs the uaasr
-Four aay ssTs %ois s q q. Greek.
Two fort tT-ac1e Lot7 on OIL Greek.
Ten quastsr.ssre Lots on Cherry Run.u Oil
Three hA.tacre Lots on Cherry Tree Rsu, near Oh
81 o as etss q se On 4s s q y:
sAli tas lands are In tie immediate vicinity OF
Isl Ssss5ets s'as: iae1d7s's
FOR SALE-A Farm Of 200 acres
u iIeau9!s e UNITY ;.1 ST miles @ ft9m Aiddlepart
be ssson s sRs
hcusea soo sores fenced Win new board ience with
e'6s5 ,@g.sysnsDss' Would exchange g g ;|n:ea7a
le39t Rsal K.ta.e AEest, d6 cisFEs 1t,
! FOR SALE-220 acre farm, thir-
5sa e,s2 Sc ssesasy
sf;s;:E S5;a's ss's'
FOR' 'SALE-A. Small improved
5sts H' 4 ss Rfss Hsss ssa .!s' vi
'Tesss'ssi' ssssi' fF''t ts1F x e c,1t.
TOR SALE-Cheap-A Farm Of
1so as.es & e Thsas sosa .,mssss! n
sl.,s # ss s*'s
TOR SALE-The best Grain,
quarters q @e soatheast .ron Haaoy. ana mies
f.cm n ch,saK9 sontenng 1s7H aeses1 o. LIZ i !@osf e
running aDd living winter. Price IS ger ecre. Apply
, 1865-02-02

~ A new invoice of the improved dancing
negroes Will be offered at Noble'a Notion and Toy
Bazoar, 10 Lake street.
p.S.-Eelt buckles inst received. fr1.o129I4t
, 1865-02-02

Enn1So WonAH's REFpoE.-Thc ANIMAL meet
ing OF this society will he held this Thursday af
1erpoon, at o'clock, at tho I. N. G. A. rooms.
Tho Secretary md Presidents reports will be pre-
seuted, and officers elected for the ensuing year.
, 1865-02-02

ELEVENTH WARD.-At a
.,,r - ,ta DRAFT ASSOCIATION OF the
lin a, ,sn cn ths II ~
ies2Is1; 2 ss1n;hss9ntions ot $a5o0 until WEDNESDAY,
feplns1y it md !hst 70 tnrse5t7tio15m T. ns fsssivea
ms++trs nt he Assocsttna BE- kept cpca day and
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Hs1f'A' b. F. BUTLER
iasyE573 6tttsp escretas7s
, 1865-02-02

-;o11cE.-Tc arc requested by Mr.. Fasect to
state that 1t should rain today the opening Of
his new gallery Will be postponed until further
notice. II not, the reception will take place as
Heretofore announced, from noon until ii p. m.
MuE1c IN thu evening. =