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Tho Erie Railway And Its Improves
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We clip the following from the Butalo Morning

Ezprtss Of Friday lett:
VIC have peither time nor space 70 devose TO such
notice Of the improvements q the Erie tailxay
de*erre, but we feel tmpeled by sen-e or Justice
to rcfer briefly TO come Of them. L. the drst plaee
the track o' The road is IN ant condition
rolling stoek for freight and elegantly finished and
furniAhed palace cars for il several traln.,
for Tho Accommodation Of The Travelling
cunce and comfort. The trains arc making their
tfi# viii remarkable promptnaee. sud With little
fatigue TO the passenger. 30 far Ae the general
cvdtahIe 10 ,tote actively engaged in the service.
There arc oiher improvements connected with
this thoroughlarc which ate deserving o! mention.
nne1ceiica W IN e1y,e md a1e nox iuraisAins those
who 4savel By tie route with zcpaSs equal to those
afforded bs fr-t-class hotels. As We leave New
xH hs n ., 1nsss = n
II at Srsquehnuna which IL the great central depot
OF The road. Tic eating house ct fhis point ee1yes
The depls pno:s 9! feed;nS ana @ 'hs Raof
architecture, and it among the most apaeous, ely
CANT md ana abundanIy served feeding places p
Tic country, attached 10 this ~ hotel, With
Fuperb Quarters for tho weary. This Enc establish
1nrat Is undcs the supervision Of Nj: Blossom, who
prestdcd ovcr the h1st hotel in Elntla for sey-
cral ycara, and Tins reputation a q public
taIk C.osne under Itz abundance, and those who
rartaEc Of itp bonnlics are pfolnse In praises of
their excellence. At Spsluehhnna The Erie Com
rany mr. erecting epac1ouf mae1ine aao caf fhops;;
ii Iorncllryille Ii another eating house which
COMMANDS public cumrnenaattou. THIS L. kept hy
an experienced Calcre1. whose prnises at1 on the
lire af tho&e who cnswes tic demands Of hunger at
Ihe trrfic Of the Eric Railway, nnder sss present
unpaistaIcabic evidence OF 1t. increasing popu-
laEity,
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1l06 IN

Swinging The bell In the tower tau,
STRIKING hie funeral chime,
The sentry stands, and The shadows t&1
Acrpss the hearth Of the banquet hall,
In the Citadel Of Tine.
Within We sing, BY ihe red wine eheesed,
Bui the seuHy. old and krim+
Out in tbs fupw.sack eecmeth Nieru.
and The frozt-late licth IN bis beard.
Ard his cye is growing dim.
lie stops Al the window paae 10 gaze,
And he 1onGeth to come IN,
And tel lhe tale If his battle days,
And the wonders be hath seen.
And ne toas him health - he passeth BY,
~ bumper to thee, Old Tear,
i taaketh cns griese 70 asy sgood.bMye. M
Brt ne cannot spare ts.a1.
For The lives that ars most quickly Told
Need all The tear that ial. .
And friendship faaee As tricnn gfo"s olo,
And lovers love Is hot and colds
And yeac outllEsth al.
Then the Yule;log a1ckers faint t,aa a9a low -,
And VT think Of those that died, SE..
And clasped our bands, and loved ~ 90, A&
AT the holy ChEslmas.tidc.
Their spectres rise through mist Of tea.s,
And sit by the hearth again,
And the astle Of he yaulted hall sppeara
To Thong with the lives Of parted years,
And bodies Of buried men.
And still the sentinel keepeth ward,
Dut hie round Is nearly. done,
Il is the hour to change the guard,
The Yule-'og lieth cold and chaHed.
and the New Year ts begun.
And 60 IN the dawn OF the morning grey
With Christmas carol and chime,
The old year peacefully passed away,
And another sentinel etapds today
On the Citadel Of Time.
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reverence fox ST. Patrick, whose anniversary comes
on lhat day. and who In the invention Of Whiskey
punch ID said 10 hare nyalled his other great fest
eF s, he hs hsatshinG G1.t q he
reasonable explanation for our unreasonable Gus
tom Of s'Hghlantue up On EeH Years. Dayf Il
must hare 0Hgtnaied With the old custom Of visit
aur all ones friends and acqualnt2nces On that day,
mo,l support and deeaniered compliments
Of the season. to such an extent that even
those ordinarily most loose in their habits
became "tight" Naturally nobody wished 10
be supposed 10 have fewer friends 10 visit thsn any
body else, and 40 the statistics Of acquaintance
s. intempctsnee Il n1ehtaTf he Il fhine deeeneEa.
led With many persons into a race u to who
could accunuiate the 1atReet amount
Of superficial and cubic drunk In
tic srna1lest Amountof time. The custom WIS md
ts pad 9ns, teo bad for even N apology md hs2-
compromise Nth custom WAa sttempted In New
YORK two or three years since When ladfea instead
Of making amateur ba,-keepers OF themselves for
that day IN their parlors Gent their sisltora down
Into The basement "to, rec Blddy," where
individual and collective drunk did not to be
materially lessened BY the new Arrangement. New
Years calls would be very pleasant as expression
OF otremembrapce and good Eiu between friends, II
gent emeu would only remember to behave ~ gen
ilcmen, but unfortunately there are n1any persons
who maks the day one Of license, and gong In
bands nom house to houae. often whero AZ but
one Of the crowd are enlte strangers. arc guilty Of
calls should e1cnse.
The eocial character Of the day Is one which
III be 1s @ ,Pd ss5S T. B9Sssy
y used to-day, and With rnoro sral heattiness than
that we IN concinsfon offer to our reader-'w wish
you happy New Year."
, 1866-01-01
Markets by Telegraph.
orr MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

A-A@A
Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Presal
NEW YoRK, Dec. So
Railway speculation Has strong to-day at both ees-
sions, and there fair business transacted. The
demand was chiefly on Eric and Southern Rock Island
and Pttslurgh. snd there WAS aght advance on all
the shares. There Ia strong tendency to speculation
for rise maoy leading operators predict large I'd.
vance before long. Toward the close Of the day there
wss Upward movement, with an increased demand
for stacks.
The following wetr the clostnE rates at 80 p rt.;
Central, 9s4; Eric, qSx; Hudson, ioS1;; Reading
1osX; Michigan Central, 1ns4; Mtehlgnn Southern,
7st; Pittsburgh. sIK: Northwestern s3K; Rock
Island 1oe; Fort Wayne, 1os; Ohio Mississippi
ttncates, 2sk.
Gold has been down 10 lAY. but closed ut 1aiX.
nEAyT HCsIxEss,
rhe business Of one Of tho leading domestic aud
jobblux houses will reach nearly seventy millions o
dollars for this year.
This Money market closed up very easy at 6per cent
and some balances were let ats per cent
GOVERNMENTS
GtScKnments werr firm ut els close. AID promise ID
be N active demand. There were some rutnofs OF 9
Government loan this morning. but 1t Is generally be
uyec that they were without foundation.
PEIEoLErA.
There Was some activity to-day IN Ptthote cFeel
shares but the balance Of the list WIS 4utet. 6a'e
were At the following rates: Plthoe Greek s12.so
Clinton }l.73; United Petroleum Farms &oc; Hennehot
HISS: Hcydrtck Sc: Palmer $2a0; Oceanic {ec: En-
plre City 10; Central S|2.1o: buchanan Farm nc; o
Creek *1.e0; Webster 9oc. Petroleum dull Small
sales Of crude were made At 108llHc, and refined d
eaH@asc.
pRY aooDs.
The following arc the quotations from the Dry Good
Erchnnge;
Brown sheetsnss-Applesou, A. zN Atlsutic, .
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The Third Precinct Police Station Is located at
the north end Of North Market ual, on Michigan
street. and 10 1t present in charge ofcaptai1 George
palrolmea. This Station WIS 6rst established tn
1855 On the 1Gth Of juno, during Mayer boone'a
admtn1stratlon. 5: P. P9s1sm wa. farst Lieuten-
Lcander SesgeaA- 1T that time the torce consIstsd
Of twenty patroluen. L. 1885, under Mayor Dyer.
Michael Finn*;n vas Fist and Frederick annd
tre1t5-one pat1pmcn-two Americana, ave Ger
mans md tcurteen hishncn. In 1851. under John
s e msya sss sisoo E. h1h %as F ss,aa @
that position. John Eoyes was Second Iieuienaut
,,., nd Phillip ,R;,,s. rs,1e seFre.nt ras 5eEss
md Re6.rd Beainees Second Geatenaat. % md s IL
Ps..ol force was increased to .hiny,dTe men =
Fffst snd james 6. bsyi, Second Lieutenant. and and
the force was tnefeased to forty men. John Went
worth va second ttnc elected Mayor IN 1860.
snt, and John Macanley was promoted to The Sec
ond Ieutenancy, and the force wa7 reduced to dix
teen patrolnen. In 1861 the metropolitan sys-
made Captain Ind samuel s. Houston and John n.
Norton Sergeante. The force VIVA reduced to four
teen men. In 1862 the same of1ccrs and same nun.
Va. made Captain, md N. G. Hickey md Charles
Il. Jennings SerCeante, and the patrol force WIS IN
creased 70 twensy.two men. IN 1861 serCeant
Hackey Md HanslciEco 10 NE fHSt Ere
ctDct aud Jacob Sautcr WAS promoted to
tho position thus made vacant. The other
officers were reAincd but the force Was reduced to
fourteen patrolmen. In 1865, several changes werc
made. Sergeant Saute1 died, and Thomas P Fox
was promoted To The grade Of Sergeant to fill the
vacancy. and In an,icjpation Of The establishment Q,
q new substauou, William Macauley On the lei Of
July wns promoted to the position Of Third Ser
gcant, md On the election Of Capt. Fred. Gund Is
Police Commissioner, Sergeant GeorEe n. Miller
Vas appointed to the Capfainey. 6etreautt- Jen-
nipgt, Fox and Macau}y haseUbeen connected with
tho Chicago po1ee fo1re 3or nye YEAR., serving
a.patrolmeu for many yeass. The following IS list
Of the oGcetB and meu Of The Third Precinct Sta.
uou:
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Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the ChicaGo Tribune,1

Ciurinuntf Market
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,1
CINCIAHAI1, Dec. 50.
F1orH-Quiet; no change IN prices.
GKA1S-Nheat dull; old red 4f953 &2.00; uew t1.11.
osa hrm At Sc. Corn actire; Sc, sheI1ed 6oc.
RE steady; saes Of prime At &c. Barley nominal.
Cotton steady; n1fddli1g 4sc.
WnsxxY-n7tgular sales at s92.23 free, 2a28c In
bond. ----
psoy1E1oxs-Mess Pork opened strong at s79.3o;
closed with no buyers at eeeo. Bacon quiet; prices
unchanged. BulE meats a shade lower; no sales.
Grten meats STEADY; sales Of shoulders At l, sides
tsc. Hams 1s491Tc. Lard declined; s11es Of 90
ticrces psiuae City 1t 1sc- Hogs opened excited ae
st72tG{ {12-5o; closed dull; no buyers 1t ofe1 $no
reefs 1,500.
NoxKT-6teAdy-
ErCHASGE-FI1n.
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Remarkable Young Lady.-The Mag.
nettc Docircss, Mics Tennessee, who was once
chilled the Wonderful Child. has returned to Cfncin
natl and established an inarmary ou Finh street,
No. ~, nenr Mound, where khe may be consulted
on all matters pertaining 10 Life and health. She
will give information Of lost Of etolen property.
identifying The person OF persons concerned with 50
much certainty as scarcely to leave donbt Of their
gull, and, when required, will 70 into an uneoa.
md hnnt mp abeent persona, whether dead alive,
and through her will tell her ingnfztng friends
their eitnatiou and whereabouts. she will guaran-
tee to nakc permanent cures ia all cases She under.
takes. Cancers extracted, root and branch without
Instruments or pain, one drop Of blood, In from
four 10 twcrty-tour hours, Paralyzed persons made
to walk In from three to nine days, and all Other
diseases treated With the came success, such ad
liver complaint, consumption, nta, heart disease,
sl.At and hearing restored, and all diseases that
heth il heir to. All letters promptly answered, aud
medicine eenL by express when required. Box
2,172, Cincinnati r. o. Through her extensive
practice latey, she has also secured the services o
Madame Baker 10 Gse1st her. jul e3Sa
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Milwaukee Market.
fspecial Despatch to The Chicngo Tdhune1
1yyyvtrrxY TleC I

MILWAUKEE, Dec ~
F1nrR-Fi.m, Sales country vinte. st ts.7s.
Gsty-Wheat-SaIes this morning sho0o bn 10. !
at s13sx. s13oat1oH, and 500 Lsox. sefeE VI jan
ussy, Eoou Board-Sales $500 tu 1t flsa9l' 'DH
and so4@1.s1, buyer next week p. n. Bostu nm
and higher. Sales =, 100 bu 1t slaSlnH csshs tls1
hnyer January.
FRo7tsoss-Lower. sales so bs1s ctr mess PORE
At&asoQ. Lard-sp ttcs pttma city tatd It I1c' Grt
, 1866-01-01

Browns y'er1nlfnge Con1fits, or Worm
Lozenees.-3Iuch sickness, undoubtedly, with chit
drea and adults attributed to other causes, is oc
casloned by worms. Tie '*VeEm1fhse Comdts+'
although ettectua} In destroying worms. can do NJ
possible Injury to the most delicate child. !hts
valuable combination has been successfully used hJ
phy.,eans, aud found to be eafa and sure IN eradl
calm: worms. so hurtfu1 to children.
Children having worms require immedlntc attcn
ton, as neglect Of the trouble often causes pro
louecd ticknees.
Symptom. of worms in children arc often over
looked Norma In tho stomach and bowels tauet
krtat1on> which can te removed only by the use O
a sure remedy. The combination Of lngredlcnts
such to give the best possible effect With Hafety
Sold BY druggt-ts, chcml.ts and dealers In medi
ciuea, at Twenty-Five cents box.
del2h1slrT rTJtYY-aAAN
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nAsts-Hp boxes Crnbeflaod rnidd1es At 1Jke, jan
uary delly1y. Butlec-Bo ioe oassss roll; Sc fos
egEb- -.... ...
pHxmxo Hoae-Unsestled ss1es Il III. foe
80 and c3 sye1sge. .,..
Hxck1,-rs- 200 hris four, 1, ,oco bu wheat.
suPx4S1EDy rau-11o tris to1r; f.ooo hu Wb<,t
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Nv ANTED-2 clerks, 2 statesmen,
1brakesuan, .fyeoen. t1n.uith. collectors, man
"a grocery store. drivers, 70 caFpeateTs Ta1nisbss
WashinRton street, Eoom 5. upstairs. MILLKE &
lAbtPEhN cEGS6
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Acting Captain-A. c. Hickey.
Second Setgcaut-1homAs Clayton,
1h}rd Eeryr-dnt-AdHIn Merref1fhs1er

TIE SECOND raEGScr.
The sccond rrec1nt Station is located at No. II
TnSn !, e u
and thirty y-hrce patrujmen. This Station wa first
established in tLs cast end Of the Old West Market
Boonacs' a administration Michael Grants "a. Fist
Lieutenant, William Tenhrocck, Second Lautenant,
md Charles Warner. Sergeant Al that time the
Under undo Mayor Dycr, JOIN Goiman Wa Fizst Lien.
tenant, Charles Ucnchy, Second Lieutenant, and
Frnncas Humelshsuc, se1.eant- The force consist
nan, md fifteen I:shmen. In 1857, under John
WeEtn n1ths administration, John N. Kennedy vas
First Lieutenant, Charles IL Taylor, second Lien.
tenant, a2d Am'.oss Sessnt; ths &c feFcs % e9n.
FiTsi Lieutenant. aad Wililsin &1ssin.. sstgssat.
5ns o,ss eepstsed ss Of fo{ RsoTWsn spss lss
vas Firsf Heutenan., John s.. Palmer, Second
llent.nan., and Thonias 1lrownell. Sergesnt, and
The force consisted Of thirty five patrolmen. 10
H. Wil,ssu.s wae Fisst Lieutenant, Michael Grants,
sccord Lieutenant, and Jacob SehoenTald Ser
EeAnt; the force WIS reduced to sixteen patfoitnc1
aud Wm. Turtle made Captain. ". " Kennedy
Elttt sergeant. and George u. Miller Second Ser
grant, md the force consisted OF eighteen patrol
men. 1n 1859 md 1865 the same officers and about
the came number OF men were retained. In April
1874, Cnpt. ". Turtle rts promoted 70 the general
Supe1iutendencS Of the police force. =. ": kcnne.
g was made caplan 1nd Gsorge - = As ttss1
signed md went on the snpertutendens's etaf.
T. a of fne &c Cd Vel t aa Suans Is
present quanc1s, which were purchased and at1ed
Up By tls city ior police station at IN expense o'
In June, ls65, n. L. Brleco was appointed First
Sergeant, md Charles Berdell Second Sergeant,
and the iorce increased 10 its present Number:
in November, 16Gs, james Ga1isJ was appolnted
~rd a1 n
, 1866-01-01

w ANTED "A 6 ents-5, 900
W Agent+Buatress mcu. light and desirable,
aFeats clear s. daily Without peldnE. captta, Of
QEQox1Yp, New York. cS9
, 1866-01-01

W7ANTED-Fitty wood choppers
w to amply immediately 4 1O1 washin%to ton.at-.
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sergcant-Wla: IN AaeaE.y, In eaaEes.
II: 5ss.4ssss: S:9sS sS@a!e i SSas,
Schnrer, 1i9-patrick Delaney.
Naschgapn1er
o. THE POLICE FORCE OF CHICAGO.
officers arc as follows:
Canadians ........... ] Nova seotise:. ....... :
Danes ;--..... .-.-. / Sorwegtans ..,:...... ?
Frneh. -. ........... seotch. .......... j
Getmans.--,.. ......4s Welca ............ :. !
Iol1l.. .....--. ....-.....-...-..-.. l9a
The Police CcIH room Is located IN the third
sto1y Of the Arnnry butldit:. resncr OF Adams and
f.; Esansiin st,ssss m Goif ossis,s r. o. two po'
Gil "tu conltnua f. Office four years; Clerk md
A. tssI ant I1ezI. the former elected BY the people
sEd :hs l,tts; 2g,nhted y hs GG@nS9 70
Council. The following sre the present tncnu1-
bentR:
Mat; ;::sfl +. Nil!ikeu and a. D. sturternn..
Assistant ClerE-W. ]. Wallace.
Police Consttb1e-Gco.ge Cooper.
PINkERTON's POLICE AGENCY.
II is now nearly fousteecn years since Allan Pink.
es1on- the energetic Principal and originator Of the
Police Agency which bears hie r1mc. frft conceived
and pat in practical operation, his scheme Of m
Organization for the prevention and detection Of
crime. A. that period. when the city itself was,
comparatively speaking, tn itS infancy, his whole
io fse on 1e anu aa nom ~
It's branches extended to some Of The most tmpor-
INT cites N the United States brief glance into
and the general principles noon Which it Is con.
10y y i. t4aa ,, i -, a9n
~ ~, LIE ~ W. - ~ IN ,r. aa1 VI
xa,e a aa9 = nut an ahs VIZ eon9ecsso
governmental authority The purposes fof whicI,
b ee me e., s
Shass dn.:es = i eonsnes to The d', of ehicsso, .
while the detective department is spread over lbs
whole country; b{ansh ageue.ss being establtshed
c.iss @ II eoneetinn w,sh IT, esai. otee IN oI Cni.
caso. . 4,.,.,.on s..o.o5 s.,,s -, ,,o ,.,
NJ. !1nEeMon nas oesotsd so!aG o. tae eest yeas
%heh s. and Sen
pofseaecd Of a{ast sense Of The hich dignity ana
cIatea /, tuto H se1cnee D. ihe atd Of eatefo1 1a
s1stesn n book Ieenin9 t nri1,rinal il enahle r.
Keen IN accnFate reeor oi esery cfiminsl trsasac.
ton shtch hat eyeT sone under HI o6seT1ation. Is
Wells , inc mo.f tssdans 2esncases: lhsee M books
fsis1ease esa Il oaes l. nade 70 sny tsaasss,Ioa.
1ieGs r., ! - - aT r. R n;,;na
d Icouircd 10 faruisn Isnoa Of IL tsussctions,
Iheee Ieposts; afT beng copied into she books at
the central ONCE under their eepaAte neadinss,
thesc records are car7ed Il tnsy be seen by refer
e Sne found open Of neecu,ep steped by
w. Tsrercnt,rc rn'ire f1nm Isxs * TN nrss.G,
tine. r Sis: ~ :sms scsa5sey ]. ossesssa i
regard TO the more Important departments, and me
resnlt Y. the Perfection Of detective system which
,horonea III t % praeicsI M efS1ene5 Is second 20 10 10 10
similar nrrsni73l;ion In this Of my eoupfTy.
as principles s'. BSd,t: b NJ Pp1eon ' for
, 1866-01-01

Eo47cE TO lrsnrRxEs.-At the request Of sew
e,al pro,nncn, dealers IN lumber. 1t bas been de-
termined that the adjourned meeting Of Lumber
men announced 10 convene at The fremont House
on Tuesday evening 1t hnlf past seven o'clock shall
he held in Morse'e Merchants Exchange md News
street, The use OF the hill has been rendered by
NJ
, 1866-01-01

sSia l9!ta and 1"th fef1taenfs' Illinois Infantry At
lSE11s.1 Of the 18th, ss,h ssth. 11oth ,ssth
FeE1%n;as 9n@au,y. Of es,h regiment At Camp Dousls,
Horrible sgcidS tne IA II @ae @ est ~
n Whnsde todIes his Tartner 1T 1eg, x
Sas;eoo aaa ssespss,, -. "a. :. s..... u....
iSthE4erTihe expIosion Of tic Stesmiae NJ Ean.
NE st4os: rs dess Stsat es ssoi.Fy
aEHssafn = homs q IL i,sth Illinois Vol
sRd aa Id Il TIL HI m
nd. niao,s Volunteer. Also, aEiSai i Il ID de W ia
battery Of MA aud NJ Charles Kean ii &c M
vis5ffs. ,,. ,,.,,..
~ R.s.sT. sa9s ane ~ ''a 'a'an't'
Ct m fsssn & ,,s
r,nr1.rr q Butt Mideu Ia is5. - ''' ''4s
ois,n a,sna1 a0lne '' NC o 11''0' '0''n'
*sctlsha,ton It ,se ::etton., ho,!asy-spceeses
"a y saSe oiS.,a s.aa ~ Hon. IL 'er Davis Mayor Rice
ssTsiszn Him of shsse7e'rs>4's Da:sery,...r.'ssrz
5teRet1 ho,ra pl The 10Th ,e-t,e. ln,not. ri,
us;ss. 1;si;;;si San. Of ,bs IA ,r , n,,na. W.T. W.
r.tas-. = @4S s~~ 'es-1'3" A'Aoo-s VOL
sNsnbetu1n OF tho s,th rectu,ept Illinois vo1u,,esrs
aI Ssasl s'essP sSoP
q GS1o' I'd .hs Esia Bat
m 81 a9a t5sa1 Amsa ,ss Com
istkSFeTms' speaiaE e ths wassln sitontan Home
;,;; ~ od snS - i III .Gopvsn"
EGGS efessh,r,r,, =, N, =, ,,n,-.ot, n.,t,.. ~.
50 M.c9sn 1ff91 e 'a ts md 9th n,n,,,
,n5setf SssIaests; ~ y, w -. "lss0a'SA
T. 2. snS Srsennt ~ aEsFE
FsGiei fls,naE nd williim Co;6stt 10 tic mafaef
of hs IT lo1s 81 saaTa tns e
articsv ad1Ss rrsiosss aj5o ana II Isl 1oots
y; ,is Fl de lh Wisconsin e tnsn q! aa a
costa jof r seduction. ~ ''''@'I'>S' ~ So-1 -"
2stTeltibls iTa;eay en Serth Wells street; death
:d0teturn ar he 65th rertaent illinois futsusrr.
aea is 4a g e tNo nnss at aup Dong
II sith-a1tr., Of the 9Th and 1s.h 1ox. regiments,
Tunnel esb 'Saheheo ana to"ea to It's Place
q Il iis ts 1e iaRa
e Sehn f. ae %qre. q
ItS s5a I:ah osa ' 81 acae4s = g.
on &c sosnes 70 sss"p OF fo'0o'0 Con-
5lttTA.iy.. q ths "a regiment Illinois ufansn-
auiasah ns's0ot' .rcr-r
,d-Fr,rn,,,, .,,.u,, ~ t,,a ,non tn ,,,r,sr NJ.
three children at the Prescott House. Fire Luun.
eS!1drt ResI tne e''nes o' 1"eas'secona' t*o
&-A1rtfal q the 13ith EtE!ment, 100 officers and
9ss aa ew 9ae III sin y, snsin na nf H. aaa rs
roirr; arrest und Incarceration In the nricxei OF
10 female puxlnts. -.
ssh-Atrtsa! Of fald~tah battery. III men mud Of
aeefs* aseh.r,. 7yn.. m :. scn.,,e- 1,t..
h-ufnr e ,Se III ~ rens m,no,.
nfsntrTa III ot3ct11 .nu men strorr.
Mh-I:etnIa home of .h1 latb reduent. 2el officers
l0th-Iaylo: OF the corner stone Of the New Eng,
aand Shnrch e?neT Of Dearborn @ 40 Mhits stsests:
VI @ 1 sii of y H.
isth"ASrsst of GeosEs ? sod Fetcr Cannon for rob-
hlne the Revere House safe Or fl0,G00.
Of e Il fs 1eh a Superintendent
a6Eh-a1isa otn gftTo OF L!Fht nen' G3aat md
1;;ii-tichtran fair Is 5isrbor IL tnnyentian.
21s-i:xfnla hone of lie ssth regiment, ls occera
22AHiya, ei ne asth regiment lllneis volunteers,
,nS % nc Ta q H.
ths taufdcs of icnne FranEitn by abostioa Arrest
, 1866-01-01
.TDr 5ale.

Tor SALE The Garden City
IL Hotel, cor. Madison AID Market-sts. Hotel 6oI
i?o test i99t storcs with basensnt brick barn four
Ii fect Madison. Lease expires apr, lst THIS
Is Fsry choice properly aad should sell Immediately
Reynolds Block. t.!ctlY
, 1866-01-01

Ndantc1===43artuer.

:" ANTED-P artner-With
w about 4s00 to take one-thIrd Interest in 4
gtstc1ass en'ertninment about make Of The
States. Apply personally BY letter to J. n. TlIS
SELL. las Madison street, between Clark and WslIs
rkf
, 1866-01-01
7. ?. P. B.

This means Powers Patent Perpetual Broom. This
institution Is still In existence; will remain for 1t
Will have an advocate Ia every household where II Is
seen. To those who have purchased County Rights
VIII say that hare assoclated with parties for the
manufactured this Dfoom who have ample means
and st31d among the hEst business men of Chicago.
wo are making extensive preparations to manufacture
on large scale and Intend 70 be able to l alt orders
akes the nrst OF January. 1855. So, send your
ders, which will tn the order they .ereteved
Let mc nGaia say to ali Wishing safe and lucrative
ouslncs. toE the w1nseE whether In city Or country.
that better opportunity oilers make good thing
nnIof snlhll Investment than 10 p1EchAse County
Night. Sen for circular with stamp. call at my
otcG Hnd will satisfy You 1hot parties are making
from s5a to $500 per month selling County Rights, aud
men who have purchased Counties In canrasst1g for
the Broom and stllsrg Town Rights have nado ciear
from $lo to copper day. Call IT mr. office and Ftll sub
stantats these facts or flol uy former PROMISE 10
Wit: Acknowledge myself hunbug and pay travel
ling expenses both EsYs and bill In the city. DF MAX
Ing respnai application and purchasing state Coun
y IdEhts of ne ron saxe tbs large Commissions
of OHIO. q; address Room !: Appoto Building Gin
Mlchigaat +. 9: address Bog :sg5. netto!si 7. E.
J. F. PATRICK ara aceredlteI Travelling Asents.
Fnt~hf4-gn I'htNnTC
, 1866-01-01

THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
CH1cAGo, Dec- 9Th. 1855.
Tho ANIMAL meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Third
National RanE, for the election Of Directors, will be
held nj the Banking Office On TUESDAY. January q
1sG6. between the hours Of y and O'clock:
Qe1IAl2I-4t NOR IRA UOLMEss Cashier
, 1866-01-01

New York Stock nnd Money Market.
NEW ToI.K. Dec. %.
MoSKI-Maskct quiet and eAsy at p cent
STthLN0 E1cHAS0E-DuH md notutnnl At 1e3H@
1Q9A.
otl3tf. Total e1potta specie to-61y SG-2s9.
CONVENIENT STpcKs-Act3ve and nIul.
EK11GH1s-To Liverpool dull and dropping.
, 1866-01-01

Americana not only do their own
fighting and voting, but their own perfnming. Pha
Ions tNight Blooming Cereus'' has attained CO.
lcb1ity never achieved by my foreign perfume IL
this country. and cven Europeans admit that II eS
Gels any Of Inc Gota1 extracts made abroad. Sold
everywhere. ]an1.e39a
, 1866-01-01
.Fnu1tD.

TOUND-In the Post Office, 3
IL Muff, which tho owner can have BY prcvtnE pro-
pefty snd paying for this advertisement Call 4 T1i-
hune ot1ce. cs1I