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Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

Macon, Georgia.
by direction Of the Secretary Of War all the
II Bulding Materials, Steam Engines, Machin-
cry, Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores OF
various kinds, which were collected al Macon, ga,
by the Confederate Government. Tor the erection
and permanent operation Of a large Armory. Lsbo-
ratory, and Arsenal snd also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected nom Iron Works aud Armoues in the
9taSes o. Als5smA and Georgia, viii Be sold st PUB.
Among the articles to be sold, sro-
9,O0J lbs. Copper, pigs.
4ZuO lbs. Copper, round rod.
$500 lbs. Copper, bar.
1O.O0 lbs. Copper, sheet.
zV,o9 los. Wrought Iron, bar snd rod.
500 tons Pig Iron.
zoe tons Cast irou, unserueeable shells.
5A00O lbs Lesd, pigs.
$500 lhs. I'm, block and sheet.
4iOO los. Chain, crane sud cab e.
io,Vo yards Oeth-Cotton, English Serge, OIL
ed and ensme!ed.
5000 lbs. Powder.
500 leet Betting, gum snd leather, assorted
200 Machines, Drills, Planers. Milling. Screw
cutting, Steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Hsrness, Saddles, Horse Ecu pments. In-antry
snd Cavalry Advertisements, Baskets, Wagon ana
Sun Carriage Irons, 35 unserviceable Ca70n-iuou
snd bronze 50 broken Gun Carriages. Laboratory
Stores and Materials, Spare Parts 0ne,gl Tor SHRINE.
held Muskets and Colts Reyolyers, and sn sssorl-
ment OF Paints and Obs.
The attention Of Northern buyers is called 20 this
sale, Ehlehls q large one, aud Of valuable properly.
Full printed Catalogues of the property 10 be sold
can be obtained from the Chef Of Ordnance a.
Washington, u. c and from the Commanding On
Ger Of the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
This sale viii commence on
"Wednesday, April 4, 1860.
and ~ 49, - III ~ -
sold. 80
Terms cash, in United States currency.
ID. W. FLAGLER.
Capt Ord BVt. It. Col, Com. Augusta Arsensl.
marl0-tds
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The Manager has, az great
expense. obtained the SER
wees Of Herr Lenger, the
Lion kiag, together with
bis Vendetta Lions and
Li0nesses
This exhibition viii take
place in the ling, thereby
giving visitors an opportn
nifty Ct having 3 De fsei
view Of these Lords Of
he Forest before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some Of the finest per-
iormers-male and female
either in Europe or
America, consisting If
Equestrian Naulters, Ac.
Tohats and GyInnasts
Ian Castillo and Mr..
Charles Parker, the two
great Clowns, viii appear
m every performances.
SAA corps OF Ushers are
engaged TO seat our ps-
from, and the public msy
he assured that he strict.
est order and decorum viii
be preserved.
PEcLS or ADMISSION.
90
Children 81
Coiorsd Peep &C.,. rs
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nrlsfIans


CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Church street. betusep
hlgh sud Vine. Rev PS Pail, Pastor Residence
southwest corner Demumbrane aud Vine streets.
ggrNices f.
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WASHINGTON, March p, 1866.


DIAN SIR: BY all means hurry up your
election, Give Us, no Conservative; a Rad
icsl like yourself or nothing. A Copper
head is better than q twaddleg.
[Siguedl THADDEus STEVENS.
The prominent candidates i0r the position
are John F. Stockton, tDemocratL. A. C.
Catrcl, tRePubhcanh and probably Seville
himself,
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Tho New York Herald publishes the
following returns Of advertising re-
ceipts made by the newspapers OF that
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Hon. Edmund Cooper makes & speech
st ShelbyYille tomorrow.
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OUR second Public Sale Of these beautiful Build.
~ ing Lots will take place. IN pursuance OF a de.
cree OF the Cbancery Court, on WEDNESDAY.
April 18th, 1866. at IL O'Clock, am, on the premi.
SEES, commencing on The corner Of CasilemRn street
and the Lebanon Flke- These lots present rare ad.
Tsntages IS Building Sites and for manufacturing
and other purposes. We haYe sold at private sales
al a large advance on the prices obtainsd at public
sSlel n december last These lots front usually 90
feet ea,h, running back l5Ofee to Convenient sUevs.
Terms-A cash, balance on 8 credit Of six twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months, for notes heSr.
Ing interest with satisfactory security, etc. We be-
speak large attendance af his great ale Of most
eligible and desirable city properly.
Omnibuses and CollRt on IS ususl.
NJ. B. HOWELL, GAM.
J. L. & R ". BROWN, Agents.
marenSl-Dt 3s% Union Street.
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oFFIoE AssIsTANT QUARTERmAsTER, !

IL do SIS do
81 Machine Taps.
5 Producing rs = to 6 inch, 4 in. 5Sinch.
THIS Mschinery IS Of the best patterns, and ali
in good condition.
Persons wishing to examine It before the day oil
sale can 90 50 BY calling st the Franklin Shops.
Terms Cash N Government Funds.
~ order Of Capt. A. K. Eddy, Chief Q. d. Dept.
Of Tennessee.
f. B. KIRK,
maf4-td BVt Maj. and A. g. 81.
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NnfinnaI Rnnhs.

The following statement shows the
number of National Banks in the
States.
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NEErrEG OF THE LAW DISSATISFACTION

ne was & man
From whose life as q compass We may steer
Cur coune, our actOns, and sa'ely arrived ST
Amemory that Will become our ashes"
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n

THE above msnnonsd sale d postponed rnu
= SATURDAY, The Elst DAY Of Apr next
mar75-u JNO. y EWIsG, Trustees.
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Totals-Sl SIS 67 S24ST,lss
The Journal Of Commerce return is
defective the last quarter not being in.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1866,
that very valuable and desirable property on Sum-
mer street, Nashville.
The Late Residence of J. NJ. SWAMI,
One Of the most valuable and elegsnt residences in
the city.
TEkMS-One third cash, and the balance on one
and two years. Notes with security viii be requ.r-
Ell and a lieu retained Possession giEen hrst Of
September next, and TIE cash payment will not be
required 70 be made uafl the pu cnaser gets pos
session.
"a ues desiring 70 purrhsse may make their or
iers oeiore the day Of sale 10 either Ct the under
signed, and If the amount offered - deemed rufh-
cenl, We VIII make a deed to the properly.
HORACE n. HARRISON, rNrs Of
K J. NORRIS. !. n. Swami.
mar8-id
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Sew SapertisswRnts.
Information Wasted

or the Whereabouts Of one Jas. W. Foster alas
~ Jas. Washington Crsndal. he wss in the srd
Tennessee Cavalry, snd when last heard from was
in Edgeheld, Tenn- Any VIII be CRATE
fully received by his mother, sister, or brOfher.
Address "R. 5. c.' box slT, Cinclnnzti, oEjO.
apuli-lfs
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.
Lumber and Material.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsFER's OFFICFD
CEoAR STREET., WEST OF MCLEAoRE,
WILL expose for sale AZ Public Au,to. On
4 Monday, Apri 9Th, 1866, the following Govern.
ment Property
At 10 o'clock, am, corner Cherry and
Franklin Streets.
Building, ssx2Ox17.
3 each, 5OXz0, xxi
"a, 6x-O, 6Hl1.
4" ~S512Oxll.
d" u, tTI5, GxII.
At IL o'clock, am, Front and Broad Streets.
l Building. s2x2f.
At ll.3O o'clock, an, rear Of No. ITO North
Cherry Street, near Gay.
l Stable, 50, s127,
] Building, SxlO.
At 45o'elock, am, US Shop No. 3. Mar
ket street, between Line aud GAY.
1 Building, I42. AXIS, 8.
At II o'clock, ", Front and Whiteside SITS.
1 Forage House, lsixsO, 8.
At ? O'Clock, pm, at Taylor Yard, High
street, south Of Demumbrane.
10000 feet Lumber, tassoriedJ
10 6lszsd sash.
so Panel Doors.
20 Marble Washstands, Ae, &c.
Sale TO be made on the premises.
Terms Cash IN Cove Tnment Funds.
ofTennessee.
A. ". WILLIE,
mhISl-td CAV BTt. MAJ. and A. Q. NJ.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Most Extraordinary Disaster Ever
Recorded.
a Great Loss Of Life.

Terrible Tornado in Johnson Comfy,
Illinois.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERl
NASHVILLE, TESS., March %, 1850.
I WILL offer for sale at Public Auction. AZ the
i Franklin shop Nashville, Tsun, on the SIN
the following articles:
8 Cooking Ranges,
Il Store Trucks,
1 Spring Wagon,
2 Ambuisnces,
80 Head HalteTs, Breast, Bearing sni spresd.
er Chslns, Halter, Neck and Breast Straps ~. iiea
a lot OF carpenters and Blacksmrh's Tools, Oh
iron and ksg4, and various other articles tso
numerous % mention.
Terms-Cssh, Government Funds.
by order Of Capt. A.. X Eddy, u A.
Chief q NJ, ID. Of +.
h. B. XIX,
msIou bTt. MAJ. snd A q. NJ.
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Closing Sale az Auction
OF
Stores andPrODGIy,

A 7 Eaton Depot, Nashville, Tenn, April eth. at
n lOam., precisely, Consisting Of Candles, Flour.
klee, Beans, ale, Butter, etc q large qusntity OF
Hops, and sNout 6O0,OOO pounds Pilot Bread, Count.
er and Platform Scales, Warehouse Trucks, Office
Desks, Safes, Money Chests, Tables, Chsirs, Letter
Presses. Stoves, Pipe, Water Coolers, Wster Pals,
Water Sprinklers, Hickory Brooms, (neB) Straw
BTooms, (new) Mops, (new) Hatchets, LamTs,
Lamp WicE, Candiestcks, Meat Saws, Butcher
knives, Meat Hooks, stselyards, Knives and Forks,
Coffee Mills, Coffee Boilers, China Plates, Farthen
Plates, Bowls. etc, Tin Plates, Tin Scoops, Fun-
nels, Measures assorted, Dry Measures, assert
edh Axes, Spades, ShOvels, Carpenters, Coopers'
AM Elacksmiths' Tools, PaulIns, Chalk, Bnngs.
Bung Starters. Tap BOreTs, Rivets, Whitewash
Brushes, One Corn Shelter, On good order, etc.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
NJ. p. SMALL,
maf4I-td Byt. Col and 8.
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Extensive Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DY order Of Capt. A. R. Eddy, Ch'ef Q NJ. Dp't
ID Of tennessee, I W II offer AZ Public Auction, on
the site OF the southern half Of the Taylor Depot.
corner OF Summers and Demunbrane streets, Nash.
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, Aunl 10Th, 1896, at 9
o'clock, q m the entire remains OF the great IRE
OF June 9TH, 1865, consisting Of Horse and Mule
Shoes, Cut, Wrought and Horse Shoe Nails, Cut
and Wrought Spikes, &c., &c., malidg 10 the sggEe-
gate upwards OF two million go 5000 pouads Of
old Iron.
Terms Cash in Government Funds. AhbsFal de-
post Will be required from purchasers.
W. A. WAINWRIGHT,
CAPTAIN and ChL. Asst. Q. N. Dept ofTenn.
~ HhaQ- "a
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On motion, a copy of these resolutions
We're furnished the Lebanon and Nashville
papers. II was further resolved that a
copy be presented TO the fsmily of the de-
ceased. II. Il. RICE, Chm.
L. B. Steele, Sec'y.
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Hosiery and other Fancy Goods,

In fect, every thing usually kept in a Dry Goods
Store All OF which were purchased after the re-
cent decline, and are offering them cheaper than
the cheapest in the City.
Ladies in the city and vicinity are respectfully in
Wted 10 examine their Goods before making their
purchases elsewhere as they hive q superior stock,
and great bargains may be had.
, 1866-12-29
GOOD TEN1PLARS,
annual herring Of s. Star OF Hopper
Lodge.

~. +.-n1nh .r,tr.,.,-, ~ ,hn c+., ~ uo,.
Ihs ssI.m T.Me, y. ., LIS . N.Ins y. a.e.s
te'aGu W oovu go 1e" ~. ~. ~
Church Block. The house Vas crowded with
pheasant aud:rnce Of iadier and ceataeuaeu, Who
spptsted 10 BE- well pleased WITH the exercises.
and II in i ycYT fIou1ishIpr cundiuo1. The ex.
erciscs were Opened ssi,h prayer ~ the Cb1p!ain,
Rer. j. L.sDy.Ec, followed viii The singing ol u
ode hy he a1jncola Glce Club 4 poem was
then rad by j. {. brake, on she subject, ~ne-
penteDre. or twice nke yeArS."
~ nSnr c1re NJ Is l. r. 4. T.-nro.nr.4uc .nd
~ nTr.s,cr :" and vas ytsropded "a u Nj, tkIt
kErT. h.1isT. nfr.Iv eunr hr Miss Wolf the
,,s., r.. pss1 - rht: Ess rnttsf Element OF ,rno
Hocre,a., Mr.. r. E. Hoyt approximately re-
, 1866-12-29
Encounter Between Negro and n Con-
stAblc-Thc officer Wounded-Tte Ne-
Ero Hanged by the Populnce.
Correspondence Louisville Jousnal.l

tEctIttpebccncG Lonl3fAlc I0ufn3l.y
DAEy71Ix, Ey., December 20.
Christmas eve has come and gone, but not
without making IN item Of history for DAN
vile. Yesterday evening about five o'clock
the quiet Of the town was nbruptly broken
by the discharge of d pistol at the corner Of
Second and Main streets, which attracted to
that point an immense crowd Of excited per-
sons, of both colors aud both soxcs. to as
certain the cause Of the iTrcgularity.
It nppeare that q negro man, al. McRob.
ards, had made huge effort to take the life
shot at Harno twice, both Of which took ef-
feet, though not INJECTING serious injury.
The officer finally succeeded in getting the
best OF the negro, with the aid of lnrge
club, and, with the assistance Of some other
constable, lodged him In jail. This, I sup
posed, would be the last Of the mntter until
legal investigation could be had, Judging
from the quiet TINT prevailed In few mo-
ments after the prisoner WAS secured. and
seeing that MI we're again enjoying the usual
Christmas-E Eve hilarities.
But In this conjecture I. At least, was dis.
appointed; for scarcely had the god Of
dreams" encircled nc before the full tones
Of the Courthouse bell aroused INC from
my dreamy rest, at twelve O'Clock Precise.
! 1y-whseh wns n psamanitaon that Judge
| Lynch" had business on hand. did not "a
l 80 did untn this morning. The Judge, with
his officers, wen. to the Jail and took the ne
gro aforementioned" aud hanged him b.
The neck until dead on . large elm tree ii
the PresbFterian clurch-yard, at the wes'
end Of Main street, Danville, Kentucky
The boy was desperate fellow, having msd!
serernl attempts Before this to kill seycra
persons, and did elay negro 81 South Dan
Vile few days since, for which crime b
| hn1 mt hxaery f>ytnfkhrd-
, 1866-12-29
Governor LJon% Of fdnhc. In Arrears.
lErnno the KnAhinefnn HennhltcAu I'D Inst

IL lGH1 ING N AelliGtu4 Aepuo4lAhhl @%A A4sA-
Publication was recently nade that Caleb
been Governor Of the Territory Of Idaho for
several wears past, while On his way from
this city TO New York. In the night train,
was robbed Of the sum Of forty seyeu thou
sand dollars, Government funds, which he
held as Superintendent Of Indian AfIairs of
TUT the sum Of money named in belt
(which, for protection sake, should be
worn around the body, but that whnn
he laid down In the sleeping car he put
the belt under his head that the thief took
the money and left the belt exactly where
Vas . consideInte thief who put tho helt
back under The Governors head. What
| makes the statement about the loss OF the
money seem very stranEe Is the fact
thst Mr, Lyon should have allowed himself
to bring such large amount Of money upon
sion for Il. He could have deposited It In
| any Government depository aud taken
\ certificate therefor, the stealing ol
which would not rectssari:t have sub-
jected him to the loss Of the money.
Il s',1 appsm b. 1 ths g r1se,a we andn anaer.
ment has advanced TO Superintendent Lyon,
| st different times, about one hundred I1ou'
aaad dollars, for which, VIC learn, he has
never rendered any account whatever,
Therefore Governor Lyon will not only have
to account to the Government for the IA 90.
taken from the belt under his head, hui fol
the still larvcr sum named above. the dis
barscmcnt of which there ls no official de
tail rendered At the Department. We ccr
taiply hope Governor Lyon will nskt sat
Of his administration In Idaho, reference K
which We tins allude to publicly, bccaas'
| the subject Is public Que, aod will probabl,
be before the courts at an carly day.
, 1866-12-29

sblse more popular basls Of rcpresf ntstton, And
tie k1ot.rr her statesmen sec uhe need-or. Il not
that, gel Tic rreessity VI coming down aonac dls
tanee 10 nact the swelling nnod-thc better. i
IN sony The clergy 50 Identity themselves With
Mlualism viii gain BY Leiz aspect Of betce more
Tor tic people. lu this county the policy Of the
pre- hes ne. with powerful md most mtrited
rebuke in the late Congressional elections. The
Npslh Is determined that slavogfoMn views, and
passione, and ambitions shal1 no more rule the
country sud thst s14rcry ahall go ont In spir't ~
.1ls r.
, 1866-12-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Los9 of Lie by the Barninx o9 tho Steamer
FHshion-Wha Turf.
Ekw oH1xAHs, Deceuh,r 2a-Fu.ther detai1s
Of The burning OF the steamer Fashion pus down
It's loss Of life at dlty TO slxtY. The passenger
list being nlelaid, there Il atcuIaie account OF
the lost ard Raved. The tse caught from sparks
ftota the chimney. ~
iste. There were four cutf1es, mile heats, best
three IN nye; won By Msicomb II three straight
heats 1tme-1:5dH, 1:51 xad t:50A. Armstrong
Nas second.
, 1866-12-29

{Reposted by telegraph exclusively tor the Chicago
T1bunc.1
H~~ SEw ToN. Friday EyeLin4. December r.
RzY CATIIk-Tne supply u very light, heEu being
onls 1ooo head II Hudsou ClsY and 50 head at Con-
uuntpAx, lt1 they don't all sell. II Is tne h.E1aat
market experienced ncrt for mnntha. Butchers ale
chuck fnll The bat Ezaes te1 It lec; good a &c,
and common At l111ec. Ihe average price raid va
1sc The ,naskts ta 1c lower than It this time lsas
Eetk. Mort cara a-e hourly expected.
SnKE-Thc recapt1 hayB besn light Poor Qualities
sen s!CT at48sci good. e.: extfa, sc.
Hoas-Recelvtd. 5 % n FoFtisth street, Tbs we.th.
e. u cne mi better cling ohtalus Prices rAuge Ut
ftlA1c. EQlQa HtplAau1.
, 1866-12-29

CEr1krxAs Frsr1rA1--1te Chrttuss festival
Of the Suncsy scheo1 oi The Catht dial OF ST. Peter
snt St Iau1 WAS held on 1huss.ay evening IN The
Lecture room OF The BAPTIST Church, corner OF
Jatkron and rcorsI Streets
Al IN carly hou. the room WIS crowded 10 oes1-
euEtne by the little ooes. their parents and
friends. The room wE< decorated with ever
Ereeot; II one end salted platform, screened
from sight, WIS the Christmas tree. which WIS
beautifully decos1.ed with oFnAnen'R and gifts,
willie large tkblef were 1oadtd with boof4 and
presents 70, The older schol:ss.
The c1e:rls'e eonsistcl Of the singing OF CAROLS,
lev ehort addresses and the al<arihulioe Of Etts.
The former re1estc great cedk qa The tasts aad
ekitl Of Nj. Geo. i. J.ee. the Superintendent. No
little tnte1e.t wAs excurd By the appear1uce cf
tne ''TnIee kires Of Cttert,' who, pe'sona1ed By
md hcar1cg the rt1ta OF gold, franktneenso and
uyr1t, sbrr caIul In q very graceful manner.
The inevitable santa Claus was t1cre, d!spent-
iar the gifts and exciting great amasencas by
IN he corrse or the evening Mr.. WIN, caaeeI1,
for fourteen years seL1np Of the Cathedral, and
It. predecessor, the Church OF the Atom cMen1,
azd who alro dcrin. tfat et,i1re p-1iod has
pe;e. been ahteat On .ans ..ns'e ossaron o,
recipient Of pusse eoataiatnG t1ss. from The
wts rasde by MI T. G. Baxter. Every child cor
ncesed s1th tie tthool received pIeseat aroso
p.tste to It's yeart-A eo1nucopta OF candy ant
SONG cake. Many Of the leaehe=& alao wefe no
fosco.tft1 in the distribution.
Tic exercises tioeed At 1 late houF, and He n
sure viii lou2 be remembered By many Efa1elo
Little hearts.
, 1866-12-29
COMMON COUNCIL.
Proposed Amendments to the City
Chnrtcr-Thc Assessment and Tax
Commission Clause Postponed
The Police and Fire Depart
mcnt Chapters Agreed
UDDus

an h.,o ,s., es-n,ae ,ss - os,ce, nsios to cor.
sidlr tho discussion Of the amendments to ee pro.
possu ~ ~ suopS. ~ ~ IL. 1 sssr,,.n; ~ ch,.
sttac o's*tae "a" " tAe e41 s0''t o>@sAe "a
eaeo. ,,.. ..,a., Thar. .
present. Aid. Krtekerbocker, Carter. D'wolf.
Wicker, barrett, caikins, Ksan. rinnueen, H.teh.
MS0r fsaa!s! ,5 ,ss W9oda'd H3s$9 sa R1i
livar. s ~10>' '1s-'@' -' ~
On motion the Board vent ioto comnl,o Of the
wess :a,sts. a. si q II ss ~ sss,s sa1 Va. r
commissioness' asses sEuents, Ae,.
On motion Of Aid Rnssel1, Il uas sesoired TO
Tho committee thcn ,ooE up Chapter. "Thc po-
iceD eplrtnent-''
nress,3snS 10; iii se rsss thc1a:
SIC. The Board Of Police may establish rom
s 70 ,s e. L
be required:
sks:-. The taid Boird nay, from y ame 70 time;
Sctccants TO the police force Ptorideo, however,
lie whole number Of Captains shall not al any
9ssasa fsh tsns e s Sc sss:n
s.fs Of Fl :s1s = s .ssas @
| snch additional police pstnImep apd such pddl.
tons. serceants. not e1ceeding twenty, "a may Be
! STc Tnr, Common ConneIl may On ar,cn re
cor Emendstion or said Board. provide by. ordl-
sqa o ,aa III poSs !os
th1ee-foufthr Of ali Tho Aldermen elected to psss
| such ordinance. snch votes 10 be tsken by ayes
s eHa noes' Anu en'E'e1 VI '0' 'es'u' VI ''' soAD
SEC. -, The Superintendent Of Police shall
rrcc,ye IN annual salary Of not more
shsT sa ,scesye m anna, ss9tEy Of n5s nosa ,baa
s2.UCO Each Captain Of Police shall receive IN
, 1866-12-29
STRAPPED ana Stolen.

cTRAYED-Fromt the barn Of hehrng
Puput en- th- eight OF Dec. 7t:a. Black Home
sfnux 13N h1nd& high, ytAts old a reT1f1 VIII b
nsd 70 1hoEve1 viii return hin . sc Sozt& CsI.lst
NEaHlSG PGGDT.
, 1866-12-29

There was at least one hcAfthstonc in Al
lcchcny City, on Christmas morning, made
destitute By sad accident, the mere recital
of which causes parents hcart to 81! With
sorrow. AL lovers Of psattsing children
know how they live In golden anticipation
Of the great holiday. and how neryousiy
anxious they become. awaiting the Fasit OF
old Santa Clans who Is to fill the little
stocking, pinned TO the mantle, With rich
store Of triukets aud gifls- Such an expect
brieh eyed four year old ntslo tou Of ".
Edward Whitehouse,- residing At No
4 Isabella street. His stoc&inEs, with
his little sisters, wcrc pinned 70
The wall, and both wesn put to bed WIN
their beads iull Of busy merry thoughts oi
Chris; mas and Santa Claus Early next
morning the little ones aroused rpm Their
swcet alumbers, and, without waiting TO oe
dressed. turned to their stockings, and were
wild With Joy At the store OF toys 1T for
them by tho generous kaint Of tho children.
The little boy got close 70 the Ase, Wnen haa
Thin clothing ienitcd, burning him badly OF,
the ode, The father being present., put ont
the dav,es Ia a few seconds, but thc little
sr,low had Inhaled the flame: Dr. Nahon
was c,llcd in and rendered all the assistance
In MS power, but The child gradually sank
hi 10 O'Clock, when on Christmas norAinG
bo vas borne 10 the throne u1ihe Great Givel
Of iii thiugs,-F1tsaargA Gassf:t. DccsrnaT =
, 1866-12-29

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tr1oue.1
NNwAEEKK December -.
FLoCI-Advacced SC With aa1es Of 1.lso oris superior
Weztesn At El2so; River Street X sprtnx At {io.7s
good country * II t1Q; choico 1t Sle.e. and III.
PER At f7na
Beard tt morning TO- 90 bu 1t the noon Board
halea were Easuo bu II s1gi 7-no f,s So.?; N.9l 81
FIR No. $ and u for rejected Corn 1t not 70 erz
With a&les of ba 1t SAzsc for ot 30. Sad i7c 1os
Dew Ii atosr, cats unchanged. R5enorainsl.
Frov1sroxs-F4rua and hlkbes; sales OF 90 beh d9
r,ess PORK. seller two weeks, At Sl7is bat II noar
$1ssa al Cd ard $lsA offered Friuaa lard u H4c1
pHIHp HoaNF11n. sd A15oc hSheF, WITH sAle1
At $ku@7Io- ...-..
LSTx Hoos-Also higher asl.s II = .1s.55so.
Ru1u7s-1,s go bris nour II NO hu whezs; 60 b:
osts = eooo ba eotr and 50 dressed hoxs.
sm1xxx14-m trh nopr and Axa ou vheas