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, 1865-01-04
Proceedings OF the General Assembly.
MONDAY, January 2, 1865.
EFMATH
From Our Own Correspondent
SPE1n0F1ELp, Jan. 2, 1855.

The Senate met at noon to-day, and vas
called to oroer by Ltcui- GOV. Hoffman. The
session WIS opened by the Rev. Mr.. Miner,
in patriotic and appropriate prayer:
Senator Adams moved thAt John +. Nash,
Of Lasalle county, be elected Clerk pro ten.
Carried.
Senator Alien moved that Mr. c. P. Ford,
OF Dewitt county, be elected Scrgeant-atr
A,mB pro tenn. Car:icd. ...
. Senator Adams moved that the roll of the
Senator'S be called. The motion WAS adopted.
and the following Senators answered to their
names:
". q. Green, Democrat L. E. Worcester,
Democrat Joseph Peters, Republican; B.
7. Schoaeld. Democrat; John T. Lindsay.
Democrat; E. R.. Allen, Republican Daniel
Richards, Republican John II. Adams, Re-
publican Cornelius Lansing, Republican; J.
Srnator Mack moved that the Senators elect
present their credentials to the Clerk, anu
that those entitled to seats be sworn IN:
The cath Of office Was then administered
By Hon. C. n. Hlgbee to the following Sena-
iors elect: Jehn W Prescot., Democrat !;
Daniel Reilly, Democrat; D. E. Green, Re-
publican 4. ". Metcalf, Republican; !; A. j..
Hunter, Democtat 1ssac Funk, Republican !;
II, Mcconnell, Democrat; j; James StEain, Re-
publican; a. ". Mack, Republican 4. Web
ster, Republican; F. A. Eastman, Rcpubli-
can.
EENAkOle HAuAEFELls VI Lie Vl0 AAIAApI'0 =
and Cohrs, Senator elect, were not present:
Senator Adams moved q call Of the Senate.
The roll ha>ing been called, Senator Mack
moved that further proceedings under the
call be suspended, for the purpose ot gong
into an election Of officers OF the Senate:
Senator Bushnell nominated John F. Nash,
Of Ii Sale; and Senator Green of Alexander,
nominated Mai. Manning Meryfeld, of Ma.
coupin county, fur Clerk. MI. Mash received
II votes; Major Merryheld received votes.
Mr.. Nash was declared elected.
Senator Ward nominated Geo. Il. Harlow
Of Tazewcll, and Senator Lindsay nominated
| Wm. Rounse.illc Of Peoria county, for FIRST
Assistant Clerk. Mr.. Harlow received Il votes
| Mr.. Eounseville received votes. Mf. Harlow
| was declared elected.
Senator Alien nominated Thos. G. Moore,
If Kane Senator Green, Of Alexander, nom
| mated Alexander. H. Irvine for Second AS
sistaut Clerk. Mr. Moore received Il votcs
n lr. inc votes. Mr. Moore was declared
| elected.
Senator Mack nominated James Bowling
| ot Christian county, for third Assistant Clerk
He was elected, receiving Il votes, the Demo
| csats not yo1ing.
| bcnator Adams nominated John r. How
, 1865-01-04
ts,ttsburr {)11 Market-Jau. 2

The oil market was not very active on Saturday,
It beng the Last day Of the old year; there wore
but few transactions; prlces generally were M
changed: The westhsr has again a turned In cold.
gat1on On that stream may be considered over for
the present 4 lot OF a btls, that arsiyed ftom
Franklin On Saturday afternoon. was sunk aboYe
loaded. The waves from The tov-boat Natrona
were more than the fiat conld stand, so down went
the fiat md down the river 1oated the oil Only d
few barrels we're saved. The boat and oil were
owned bT Mr. O'Neal. The oil receipts on Satur.
DAY were very limited by the river, only reached
7'5 br's.. Apart WIS for refining PURPOSES the
balance for SALE The rates Were 39ab40c for pack
Refined oil presented no new features, The only
transactions were in email way, ta lot9 q 10 70 ~
larrclA, for which &c pafd oE bonded, and aac
for free. Mo6t Of the rctncrs are IN active opera
tion, roing right ahead. They have IN abiding
faith that prices will eooa react IN their favor. At
present they afe not disposed to offer their stock
, 1865-01-04
The Passport System.


Some time since notice was given BY Pres
Dental proclamation that the passport sys-
ten would be enforced. The immediate cause
Of this OF der ere the rebel raids from Canada
ncogs the border, and tho difficulties which
hare subsequently grown out OF them: 1t Will
materially inture the passenger travel On the
Great Western and Grand Trunk Railroads,
b, ing IN interruption Of the great central
rout, from the West to the East rio Michigan
Central, Great Western md New York Cen.
trail Travellers will not cafe to be subjected
to the trouble and expense Of procuring pass
r6,t, and will naturally prefer some other
ioute, where such tnconyentcnces are not at
tcndant.
Collector Isbcll has received orders to en-
force strictly the passport system. On and
after Monday next all persons crossing the
river from Canada will be requi,ed to show
passport. Consul Hobart at Windsor will
iu1riee them. The promulgation Of this order
will cause tluttering among those who have
been accustomed to 60 back and forth 90
freely between this city and Windsor The
following is copy Of the order which Is re-
qrirtd 10 be enforced:
WAsH1HarpH, Dec. II, 1864. {
TIE President directs that, except immigrant
pafetpcere directly entering an American port BY
Sea henceforh no traveller eha1l be allowed to cn-
ter the United States ffom foreign country with.
out passport. II citizen, The passport mast @ os
ffcm Ills department, or from some United
Staies Minister OF Consul abroad; and II IN alien,
fcm the competent authority Of his own county; ;
the passport 10 be countersigned by diplomatic a.
tsnced to apply especially to persons proposing 10
c1me 10 the United States nom ane neightoEtng
Fritish fnces: It's obtc5raDse VIII be strictly
in the service OF the United States, and the 6tate
and municipal authorities arc requested to MD In
It's executl.n. II Is expected, however, that no
tt 7uirrant passenger coming In manner Aforesaid.
viii i;e oi structed or any other per ons who m1y
sci cut On tlcir way hithef before intelligence Of
tl.1s regulation could reasonably 1c expected to
-, ttcd WILLIAM Il. SEWARD,
Secretary Of Suite.
, 1865-01-04

REEF CATTLE-KecelVtd Rlnca satuFd1y about
ohe4d of Cattle Entered sAlss to ait the ysss COS
head at $3110@7JoJ, chiefly It $s-eea7634 100 ns.
The market continues active, and With better de-
uand for medium to good shipping grades both for
shippers aud army use, prtces rule very rzm and
buoyunt at cur previous quotations. Tho receipts
we're very light aud below the demand The prtn-
cipal sales were walwork d Mallory to Morris Walk
al Eenr e1nan Il head good shipping grade Illinois
Steers averaging 1.al4 ns 1t 500; Norris Wsi1al d
Kt]nneman TO Eew 1os head extra medium grade Ill.
hos Steers averaging 15a MS at $3.50; and Patrick
10 Morris Waixal 4 Reinneman sc hendgcood medium
steers AYERS giag l, ~ NJ at 1900 = 100 ns.
REEE EA1TLE SALES SINCE SATURDAY.
, 1865-01-04

Her Dcpredations on the Atlantic.

NEW York. january 2.-The new rebel
pirate Sea King, with name changed to
Shenandoah, is reported actively ut work on
the Atlantic. Captain Hanson, Of the brig
Susan, reports the destruction Of his vessel !;
also the barks Helena, E, G. Godfrey aud ST..
Clair. The ships Charter Oak and Kate
Prince were captured and bonded. She sent
the officers and men captured to Brazil. The
Shenandoah carries four Is Founders, smooth
bore guns, two 12-pounders, and two ~
noun1er rifles,
, 1865-01-04

Season lSGa11s9t.i losel1s0 11an5 ss1a 1ze9 15s71
In Provisions there was an active speculative
md fair shipping inquiry for Hog Product par
ticularly barrelcd Pork, and prices ruled hrmer,
but the demand WIS materially checked by the
scarcity Of money, and the dilicuity spectators
had in obtaining the requisite accommodations at
the hanks. Mess Pork was decidedly irmer, and
we note sales Of about 000 brls in lots, At $ou9
Sssoo chiefly at Tho outside price, at which the
market closed rerT dsm-round lots Of good
brands not very obtanab1e below $40 OQt39 80 and
even {to.00. Prime Mess Pork vas in good re-
quest and firm, with sales Of about $500 brls At
sao.cG1365o, and $500 for 500 brls, oue-shird
cash balance ten days. At the close sellers were
very firm at s37.G0. A lot Of 100 brls extra Prime
Pork was sold at s215o. Bulk. Green and Eng
lteh Meats were neglected. Sweet plckled hams
were cold at 1sc, bu, the demand st thls price
was very limited. Beef Hams were
In very good demand aud firm
with sales Of 400 b1ls ut $24.0o@a4.25. Lard was
held very firm, but the demand was not very eager.
About 40 tcs we're sold at 22ie for prime Kettle,
a1flasc for tair to prime Steam, and 21c for No.
Lard, without packages.
It was very noticeable, tn connection with The
eale Of Hog product to-day, that but few Of the
heavy pork packcrs offered single pound OF meat
Of any kind tor sale, and the lots purchased were
mostly the product Of small outside packers, and
packers Of Dressed Hogs.
The rccelpts Of Dressed Hogs were yery light,
amounting to only c,357 since Saturday. mud the
market advanced a5as0c . 1cn rbs-with liberal
sates at ranpe OF s14.5o6a1s6 chiefly at 8t475
and s15.00 dividing On ao0 bs.
Hichw1nes were dull and weak as s21a. which Is
an advance o, 1asc .tuse Saturday. bat The d.
nand vas 1,cht and ony $50 brls were sold at that
price.
The Flour market is still in stats Of chronic
tndrsposjton. and it would be dlt,lcu1t u,attcr
when to prophesy tts recovery. To-day tho sales
were t1Ginc-only 3co brls-at Is. 50 for soriuc e.
tras, and $3.50 for eprinr supers.
Owing to moro favorable aa,1ces from New
Yory md ths advance in t,o1d. the market far
Wheat was active At an fmnrove5 ranca NJ nrfre,-
Ref,re thc d,snotch came IN the market onene5 nj
A n. hut rub,eouent]y a1yanced to sf.7l-an i'm.
nroyemcnt ofa6a,c s;ncc snturdav. The sales foos
m ,o.ne AZ nm In NJ q X 5or f.bicsco evt-a RI N
mf,72 for No. Spring, and 81. Sc tor No. Spring
-c|otfur with buyers At S1.71i and eellcrs at
$l.12 for no. /.
The market 70. Corn WIS active, and prices i'd
yanced fuly &c y bu. with sales OF a0000 bu at
7931s2c for New Corn On track. Ono lot Of 1,ooO
bn was sold at ssc del.
There was better demand for Oats, and tho
, 1865-01-04
Cu1CAtsO CATTLE MARKET.

TCYSpAF EVEN1x0, January D. 1Soo-
UOas-Ercesyed since Saturday, 73:l head. Enter.
cd sales at ali the yards 6,37 head 1t 31e9eDl.o,
chiefly Vt $1tso0.225 2 NJ.
The market yesterday WAS generally qulet thers be-
ing few operators In tha yards all seemingly prefer
ring waive business far al possible and spend tha
day in the accustomed cnloymsnts Of our New Sear
festivities.
Under the influence or the advance IN gold, and In
creased activity and rnncss in our general srknts
the d. nand for Hogs has been brfsker and owing to
light supply In the yards, pricea have ruled higher
with an atyuncc OF 9sc = ITO ms on Saturdays quota
items ut which tho market Closed moderately actlva
and hpoynnt. -.-.-
Ne sti note that packers ase limiting their opera
tons regarding the present price or Iess and Primo
Mess Ptrk too low for the prices low payable for
HcEs The Eastern markets howcyer. more aetiTe
and slippers buy'ng usoFe freely.
utG SALES SINCE SATURDAY.
, 1865-01-04

would be no flu thcr from Florence than Nash
,illc Is from Louisville; and Louisville was
our baec in 1S61-2; and Florence IL to-day
more securely ours than Louisvilie'was then.
WHAT Is NOW WANTED.
IN cavalry We still have at least GO, 90
mt united men to operate In the Gulf States
Every mile Of Railroad shall be destroyed :;
every foundry and mill burned; every brt4se
trohen down, and evesy horse and mule Ia
ken The rebels are now beaten and crushed
in''he west everything which would enable
Them to rtcuperate should be taken away.
Now is the time to exhaust all the resources
Of ststesmanship, In etopplng the rebellion
said statetmanship t. consist In setting an
effective army to work. with the torch, with
instructions 10 leave nothing unburned that
The rebels could use for the benefit of their
cause.
THR NAILS.
II has now been ten days since We had a
North. m mail and only few have left here
Tor the North dnting that time. I have writ
ten you eleven letters since tie 18th, but as
have not seen one Of your papers Of ltter
date than the 18Th, do not know whether
they have reached you. However. the Rail.
road is DOW sepaared and the mails will soon
be all right.
, 1865-01-04
FINANCIAL 4Vn COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 3. lsb5.
The year opens with IN active speculative de-
mand for provisions and brisk inquiry for oucy,
which to-day Was but mea2er1y responded to on
the part OF the bankers, who arc unwilling. with
the present supply Of currency, to extend their
discount line. There f., hcwcver, no change In
the zate Of discount which still ra1es at 10 q cent
2 annum. Provision and Highwtue operators,
however, complain greatly Of tho suinsencJ In
the money market, and 1t checked the upward
tendency In prices to-day very materially.
Eastern Exchange Is scarce, and under very
active demand rates were Grmef. The bankers
were buying at discount to par, chiefly at par,
and selling ut premium.
Gold was frmer to-daY-openiug In New York
at asG and ctosIns at &204. The following are the
quotations tclegtaphed to Jamea Boyd, gold
broker:
, 1865-01-04

Exchange OF Prisoncrs-Georse D.
Hreu1ice-The Captured Cotton Mt
Savannah.

has been conterrlug with the President, Sccrc-
tary Of War and Col. Mulford, on the ex-
change Of prisoners. and is assured that the
exchange would he Immediately resumed.
George D. Prentice, Of the Louisville
Journal. has ,etutncl from Richmond.
The New York Tines Washington special
says it has authority for stating that the cot
ton captured at Savannah will be taken and
sold b1. the Government If any persons
claiming can show valid claim they will be
reimbursed.
It is reported that Simeon Draper, Collector
OF New York, has been appointed agent ut
Savannah, to euperintend the shipment and
eale Uf cotton.
, 1865-01-04

B-Thc japanese Prince Of Nasato having
refused to paythe war indemnity stipuleted In
the treaty Of peace signed by him, the crimi-
nal tribunal OF Yeddo decided that mis- two
palaces should be RACED to the ground and bis
servants put to death. The number Of ser
wants killed was four hundred md twenty
men and two hundred md fifteen women and
<1,311 rpu
, 1865-01-04

n
The following extracts from private let
14r Of an army officer in Nashville, relatiyc to
the furiiive slave Sims, Is Of interest:
NAsuvl1LE, Dec 10, 1861.
- Among The curioalties o, the
ZINC. however, is the presence here ii Nashville
~ I1o1uas Sims as \ recruiting AGENT for calo:ca
%rnnnx' Thounnt Sims, to send whom hack to ela.
rcry Rostpu rot on tts knees, shed tts teasa and
T,r.nd,shc0 It's weapons, and the whole Unlted
States tc1nbled and shook, he, who wis In bis day
ina naost famous Of martyr, is nov qniet and
cnerreiic recruiting agent to aid tane very G,r-
crrue.,t winch exhausted al, It's waI1:ke powcra
snd alIYho resources ol -statcsmanship to return
n,Sn to state Of slavery: rather, not that san.
. Goyefnmcnl hut the lsurping power that then
held the FeiAe OF Gorernm NJ ..
think nothing could better Illustrate the an
4soonlsme OF the two powers than ths Incident, or
riSa more cheerlus indication Of our progress
and triumpb, Ten years sgo this man WAS lrs.:.-
cc5 throueh the streets Of Boston in the midst OF
Ge entire military and police Of the city to o. r.
fuTned 10 slavery bccense what calisd 1t.ci '.ae
GuycFamenr said hc unst 60 back Nv, IN the
mfdst pf thu very community 70 which he was
ihen sent slave, he IL now Iabos1ns = 5rcc man
10 afd ii the maintenancs Of free lnstitutons-not
in conscqucncc Of having pusgcd llins.lf Of any
rimr. mi simply by restoration Of his mlnhood:
i,ow can any one doubt whicl. is the Republic md
which tho Dcspotisua-
, 1865-01-04
H's:1t1 THE SEl ElEVANDOA91
Withdrawal of Early's Infantry.

New YonK, Tuesday,, jan. 3-News from
that Early has withdrawn many portions Of
his forces fur up the Shenandoah Valley, and
fallen back with his infantry to Waynesboro.
Ills caSalry, however, arc operating further
down on both sides OF the Blue Ridge.
The Uniun expedition from Plymouth, n.
c., has returned, after proceeding as Gar as
Rainbow Blutl, where the rebels, under Hoke,
were found in force. The gunboats were uu-
nble to cooperate on the Roanoke, owing to
the torpeloes.
Late rebel papers contain accounts Of the
movement OF the North Carolsha aud Texas
Unionists for the purpose Of restoring their
6tates to their former position in the Union.
, 1865-01-04

nr Mr.. James Walmslsy, for eight or nine
years past honorab'y connected with the freight
department Of the Chicago, Burlington i Quincy
Railroad, md to whom during TINT period VIC
have been under deep obligations for valuable
statistical information, has, In connection with
his brother, gone into tho importing and jobbing
business, under the title" Of Walnsley Brothers.
We wish him every scccess In this new enterprise.
The advertisement Of tho house will bo found In
another column.
, 1865-01-04

Ahout the elo-e Of last week, prices underwent
decline, since which time there have been only
slight anctuatons. Packers offer. for lots div1d,
9i5.Co for over, and shippers arc paying $tl.0g1
1870 for the range from light to e5Ea heavy The
marketed. The crop win probably showa dlmina
ton in point OF numbers, bat tho falling of will
be less than many suppose; In pelnt OF weight
quality Of inc hogs presenting striking contrast
with last acasou,
, 1865-01-04

Ross, the Copperhead Congressman
from the 9;h District of Ill1nois, is brilliant
lun,iuary. 4 short time since he nude
epeccl, in which lie said; "Thc idea that the
extinction Of our Government would destroy
II pcypetually is incorrect" Comment is un-
Y,ccrssarv
, 1865-01-04

General Grnnger'@ Movements in the
Rear OF tile Clty.--1.rePnrattons,
Ike.

New YoRK, MondayrJan. 2.-The steamer
Catawba brings New Orleans dates Of tho
Esd.
On the 18th Gen, Granger was at Franklin
creek, Mississippi, only thirty miles from Mo-
bile, having met but little opposition. The
rebels arc busy night and day endelvoring to
blockade the water front Of the city. The
abaMa from Selma.
Some force from Pensacola, under Gen. Nc
Kcan, is reported moving in Blake1ey and
Baldwin counties, Alabama, twenty miles
from Mobile.
The blockade runner Heroine recently run
ont OF Mobile with cargo Of cotton, and es
capped In the direction OF Havana.
, 1865-01-04

TUESDAY ETENEsGs Jan- j. 1Stj3.
EREICHTs. Daring the week ffelghts have I'd
yancea:c 1os on fourth class s"oas llc ori nn
qnet;: ~ ~ n.o.,.,
2. V. zs:.. Il: ,>......:s$|; s5E;' ;|ss'' u; II;
s ksf::s: $s!:s: ~ 4 Ii :::: s. $
81 ssyea Sa sss sSpSsa sRPsa Ry Sss
Msskss ssss vert 40 6Fs sFos, sTs5a ,t
Choice White Tiater a:@1o g
NeaS Nea W1uter te ge91 s3 sSa
Choice Spring E1s1as. 5S@ s:,9
eenmoa Com ~ u to Il. i do. 3 s@
winter SupcEnne s':s5 ~ ~
SRsl1E
1eskshest FioaT. Fioo s':s::::::;.:::;. 500 -;
RI Corn Meal. > .sssss;esS q
n1nn aud HrIdiiinss.ia iii demand. ana W NJ
b5a1, gss ten:.; ee@:tsS 4
.saies toaes e: Is Tons ian on track Il g.
Essti7si II = .?ssss "
srE1ya WHEAT. II sroR3-soo bu Chicago extra at
s. ;! = = g sR.:95 1 $! i
io % DO II :f91 e9 So o asiI.ts dG ss st5 sosax
Il :sss5 s.:
ea nv Corr, se 80 81, e9@ e Du a. g. q So
e. e t.:st os; e g. g
LIZ e a7s "a g. III ns.PRsa 81
MsFket nc17e and drmer than % Saturday: a AYES
3 a a6o Fl e. o ~ !: I; =
ce.nr Win ii en ssas ssiels 4 * = Nc
s sppta Sn;
s's 70 ' Il tis; 10 ea DO At sl'; ~ oa do
, 1865-01-04
OUR SPRINGFIELD LETTER,
TEEE E'VF EMF NTH-ESlHJES'EkI GEN.
E3ERAE. ASSEMBLY,.
First Day Of the Session.
Tho Senatorial Que8tIon-Scnate Com
l.sfftccb- official Statement OF The
Condition Of Illinois EsankH.


Tho Senatorial Qucxtton-Senatc Com.
lis1ttEes-U -Uti.c1Mh stAHnset EE OF INC
oA4'''1~-@ ~
e
From Our Own Correspondent
SrR1noF1ELp, Jan. 8, 1855.
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Thu Tre,tv.f,urt1, General Assembly of
...a &c So aa,s,,a,,aa ~ +ha sts+a Hon.s T.,
thls ot4te cou*c"eo ~ ""s S'"e1 1AoA7e' IL
this city, To-Day.
In the Senate, after the election Of officers,
several fmuortnnt measures were introduced'
.,,a avn of 4bern nassed unanfmons1r-thst
,. u". ~ r.. ~. ,,+oa .a..,-1
masking 'esar senoef ile'.snt ,ce mves issea ~
bic Tor tavcs 1or tue years Aoo9t ~, auo w.
The resolutions offered by Murray McCan-
nell. instructinr our Senators. and recon-
,ncntf,nr to our Repreeseutatiyes to mass n law
4ne - 49,. .sr ~ ~. T.. aa,.,;... =.
10 'ncreaec .ns l@5 ol oui lf''ate ou1uiets -
tHenty-lTe dollars montn, and Inc com"
missloncd and non.commisslonod officers in
proportion, will doubtless pass By IN almost
hv Mr. Mcdonnell. to amend the Eonst;.n.
tor e., a. IN s1ioyr Illinois so1afer. fn vote
17;s ia a 1itf1e Union thnnf1er which the Cnr-
nr,heads ~ are 1,ronosin@ tn stca1 wy
n 1he Honse Il faot af1 dav tn c1srt tho
ot1;ncre and n1act th House 3d;onred h.
Tf1tHs %fp0f fTtjV
nnne il 1crton' RI tahes = rasf fleal of cjrri.
rel r1ac,inery to run n a small ierislatiye hody.
49, -s-~--. .z.aS,o..
1As ssn nAloan GoIst1oN,
The senatorial question ansor9s all Diners
Men Will talk or scarcely think about any
thing else: On Sunday The discussion was
2uict, and in6;de pirate ooors, oat none tne
lrfs earnest Tor Ihat. ~ was hcps up unth
past Inc. honr OF midnight ioIa9y II mas
teen active aud warm Work. ana not without
deep feeling o. acsltnony on tne part Of L1e
l!lenos OF tne tWo leaotns canaloates' lals
ie more particularly true In regard to Goy.
Yates iricnos. Inc Enanlest an intoierant,
oSerocAr1ng aud supercllious disposition to-
wards the trends ol Mr. Wasaourne that Ger
tairly gives them no moral iorce but On the
contrary, dlsSusts many who think we'll OF
Guv. Yates, and had not determined to op.
" developed BY come sccdy individuals who
have come here from Chicago to help the Gov
ernor's interests. doubt their capacity
to inf3ict all the evils they threaten upon
members. particularly those representing
Co'k countS-upon whom their i.npudcnI
irdig1 ntion has now turned. II understand
Tie disposition ot tue people OF Cook county,
ta,;res hrcnuse ffcr hanncn ~ vote IN ~.
cs,rd.nce will, thcIr consc3ent;ons conv;c,ions
of fSntV Ti This 'af Is onest,on nnn ~iri, nen
n1e haye q r;~ht tn ,iitfsr md when certain
a, LIZ u o.as,es ~ cooA t @ county W.
| propose to placc auy man on tbs procrustean
stretcher thcy simply mistake their vocation.
IL sSa,1d ha '1s1 Ss X ~ 6est ~ msn ~ % nnd
4n4 NV ~ - 'at 'r ra,,."san,.,1i.as ~
the people determine without fear or favor !;
and This they will do. With one exception
% Itots to Ills General r. Assembly from Cook
cenntr viii not rota fr M Tates .s fhe
| SuohAts WILL nnh 'o1e Ao1 .as' tA"9 ~ LIZ
, 1865-01-04

The case Of Bishop Colenso has come
before Tho PEtvy Couucn In England. The
case is cn his appeal against the sentence OF
deposition pronounced upon him by the
Bis.cp Of Cape Town.
, 1865-01-04

~Two more Coppcrlead papers in Iowa
The Corydon Democrat and Appanoose Deno
crat, are dead and buried. Coppcrhcad pa
prrs gre pour stock, since election.
, 1865-01-04

tE George ". 6cripps, Esq, has retired
from the Ruslyille Citizen, having disposed OF
the paper to Messrs. Sweeney and Clarke,
y intcI6.
, 1865-01-04

e%R Rev. Hubbell Loomis, OF Upper Alton,
Inns donated his valuable private library to
Shu1tleT College.
, 1865-01-04
1stB'd. I'd BID.


TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 5, 1866.
The receipts and shipments, during the paat r
hours, were "a to1ows:
, 1865-01-04

There was fait attendance on Change to-day,
and under the influence OF IN advance in gold the
general markets we're drmer-
RtcxlPrs or 71oCR AND GEAlS DURING TIE WHAk En-
DING pEcEMBaE II, 1864.