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Illinois and michigan CRnals

BK1D6uorZ. May 49, pm.
CLrAnEp-D.C C. Eorsor. Leuout: Col. Aanntnk. Le-
moot; D. Hesr, Leznons; h. 9. Loorts 1esuort. Aa
VANCE, kuoul; F. Bu1rhAm. Joliet, {lk eds tsn hafk;
Kenneh<c. OuaxA: Danube. Ottawa; Dolphin. otts.
Wa esa It lumber; Monte Chrtato, Marsclles 2aoo
n lnmb<r, acoo lath. +. EorthruP. Prison; Cayuxa,
Loctport; 1.cbccca. Iasal1e; Eclipse. Iockport. Is
brlt salt, 1oo hoop poles, $500 slaves; Oak Leaf
Joliet 4npoo lumber; prop Morning Star. Ottawa,
81 bels dou. 500 merchandise John Carter, Nor
fis; North America, Ott&was APPS posts; Imperial,
Loekport; Robeft HOLMES, Ottawa; Essex. Pektn,
St rs II 1uHbex. .-.s
Ass.yKp-Montank, Lotkport. 500 bu oats: All.
quippa, Prison, 50 yds rubole stone.
BRspoKrozT, May al pm.
CtxA1xp-Ntdse, Cttca 70 tn lumber. Is n shingles.
ArsySYn-Beueca, Ottawa. 3,7te bn cora; 0. q Nor-
=. ~ AZ ~nhhIA atont: q. G, LopGIs, Ite.
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erpl ct those in tho ue!ehborhood, SO ~ to avoid
Unnecessary breaks and accidents. il u 4 pity
fect 10 ihe past and ii /. well that the Boa1d i. now
fAk.u4 The mAtier II hand.
, 1866-05-28
AM USEmENTS,

OrEnA HorsE.-The star combination ut the
Opera House has been deprived OF Its bright par
tcular star. Mr. James e. Murdoch. whose engage
ment terminated on Saturday. and hcueefotth the
ttock company will have to depend upon It's Owl
merits. From what has been already seen Of them
as far as concerns the satisfaction Of the public.
Thcy have proved themselves worthy Of more
liberal Ea,rouase than b. been bestowed upon
drama. which will doubtless prove better succe.s,
S,e h than sny q u,,n The nj pc
% ws;pes. TIE psedac.toa Of % many eseellen,
prs 'hots M ~ Which, ~ ~ nas to
10 some extent fulfilled their ooa.tful promise OF
eleyatip; thc drama In Chicago. The paoisc, how
e ARENA 81 sSa IL s stssed e or dc saa Mes4s
Grover i He's have probably come 10 the concan-
sion crc now tha. the drama had better take care
may have s1at,Aed The judtcious, but The million
have failed TO psy for IT. And a. the dssntcnstcd
managers Of the star combination. who came here;
be decidedly mean, brit with the high aim
Of elctatlnc the poor drama IN Chicago, must
even drag II down to THE stsrets Of New York
and We should not be surprised Il the cultivated,
rcnnsd and da,nly pa,a.e Ct 'hc Chisaco public
THE seaooi for seand4l.' % Or even y q .'nam.
let" with which the week closed.
Mir. Muruech has not qai.c hidden final adien to
neeaa5 aaelnoon in IT, layori1e rote oI Alfred Eve
I'm in Money on which occ,s!on Mr: 1taf1y 5.
! Murdoch Lakes a benefit Mr. Musioch. Jr. is
ance. and II by no means unworthy Of the hoponed
case he al week of h:r hess sa
It has not proved hishv Satisfactory one. eliher
to the management OF The public; The golden au-
abtl3tt1S of this lidy cannot be .a1i 10 have been
, 1866-05-28
Git, Notices
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
L eQuTu WELLS STREET, FROM VAN BUnRH

Chicago, May X. LEES.
@x oesncd T ot. O pssss ot land. that thr Common
MAY xst 1884, oidef1nx rt1yAH otan 70 be lald tom
teea % sala loA Or pieces Of lands. cnunecunx the
ssnt With the public scwr IN the etreet opposltt,
HoH INC sa1d o*uezs are hereby uocttd 10 carse
The ted dfa1os 10 be lad vltht atI 80 days rom the
dIao layer licensed ny this RoATo, aud sceotting to
fae EeoSra1 eeeetocAtto0a on do 10 lhls ot6cs.
fN9 ot Suo'lot Moot 10 Of Narps Of Addition
, 1866-05-28
milwaukee Market.
Especial pespa1ch 10 the Chicago Trthune.l

MILWAUKEE,. May ".
FLorE-Weak, Sales OF 10 bills suspcrnpe Western
1t {i7t1,
0xAn-Wheat lower. Sales at 9 =. N. boayd: 1ca&-
Doe bu 1t &s;A Q1.s9N cskt l1 for No And II Is
70. re}s esed Noon board. sAes Of bu II SlsA&
$50 casn. md $is1..s seller. 10 days Il 6ail for
No. ard $113 for rejected. Saes on the stTeet this
afternoon-theFn hcinR Saturday afternoon board
wrrc TO ba 1t 3lka 0atl lover. Sales Of eG92 ba
No. xs &c.
pzor1s,oss-Buttez trmer It tsc. Eggs steady II
tic.
N1c11rrs-2,ooo bsla tour 5000 hu wheat; 1i,oon
bu cats.
SurrxxSTt-i,oco b,ls dour 5000 bu wheat.
, 1866-05-28
Ge11eral Aottees.
NOTICE
TO
WESTERN LITERARY SOCIETIES.

The Annual Convention ofthe
F" Associated Western Literary Societies "
Will be held pursuant to Adjournment at the Library
Rooms Of the YOUNG MEMS ASSu a1ATlON, Port
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF JUNE NEXT,
{June 6th). At 10 O'Clock, forenoon.
Any Literary Society mot exceeding one for each
cy Or town ean he ser5esens.d .aeITp; nT .sndns @ M
coming fof its share q the
comes clothed With fnll powers to .elsct ed become
by him at The Conys as Is Proposed not
ol the d1egates a7ss 'he conclns9a q ths Coagsn:
II he beaentt This Convention delegates
list g the pro.ninent Lee'1ser, M Of shs eountsy
any orher tames suggested by The delesates} each
Secretary Of the Association ito be chosen bJ the
Conyt and being paid for his services BY the d!i
ttfrAt Societies, pFn Fdk1h Htll coEfcAp0ud VIII the
LcctuI trx choten, ayTahKc thElr routes, &C.. &C.
t'p' sSs4|9ED EDWiS LEE BROWN.
rrss1dtot y. N: A., Chicago .
Lecturers oesiriuc engagements VII! please asnd
their aadFess subjects. te &C., At once to EDWIN
L. BROWN. 10 River street. Chicago. -..
AunewFpapeEs copying this notice will do the cAusc
Of lmproven ent anu learulr;: good scrsiec.
u,y-h-d1t5-tD
, 1866-05-28
REMOVAL.
IMPORTANT.

GILBERT 4 SAMPSON will reuovc from aG and
~ Dearborn street, 10 ~ and - Deazbotn stfees.
~ INV, ~ Inn. nrrt dSs.
, 1866-05-28

DlE D..

In this CITY, on the 2Ith lus at the retldefce Of the
t.idt's fsihef MI Summerneld No. I'll West Monroe
street, b ley. E. G. TAYLOR, MI. A. A. ANDREW AND
Mss, MARY J. GLADDEN..
, 1866-05-28

New ORLEANS. May e.
corroS-EtlG. 1900 low mlddllns At 3sssic.
RAM STKnLISG-sac.
NEW YoEK E1cNASGE-k premium.
FIxlGu1s-IoS New York: *.
, 1866-05-28
New York 91ouey Market.

AVA" AV+A% da20S $ot
NoSKY-Steady At : Y cent,
S1KHIISG ExcuANGE-Dull. At 1t9alBx.
GoLD-LoWer, opening 1t t59 4 An closing at 1f7.
ExlpETs-The exports Of specie to-day amounted tc
$6,tM.GGt.
GorxRSHxST STocxs-Are x9H better.
FExIGAIe TO L1yER1ooL-Ate dull.
, 1866-05-28
LOCAL MATTERS,

The Observation-Disclosures NIL the Lint
mcrfk 20 uuecrupulonaly recommended for the cure
Of Dia1rhGa, Cramps, and Sepralcia Of the Stom.
sch and BOWL, ore largely, composed Of alcohol
auc essential o,ls. which render them positively In
liable 10 these Objections and Is The most reliable
DiaI1hea medicine in the world.
r,,F 90 ET4l9t.x TIT
, 1866-05-28

W7ANTED-Ayents-s150 pex
y Y mooth. rsans axen1a In every county ii the
United states u an ent,rsly new business. Address
II, B, SHAW. Affttb !AtnS, IE4
, 1866-05-28

WANTED-Agents $4,000 8
y! year and all expenses paid, Iwaut are4st. male
introduce patented invention, Of The .srck
EST nchicrtmelts Of Anet.can science. sAddrvss ".
G. WILSON, NO. j Lyman.s block. Cleveland, 0alo.
, 1866-05-28

sitrch.ns lad othels wishing to dispose OF Stocks
Of Goods Zeal Estate Fcc1onal Property. And se-
ctlre fn1l confederation 4, once, will address
rsi3-4thp 70. Drawer 58l3. Chicago.
, 1866-05-28

Sink tssen 10 pa4tuse Is miles south Of ChIeaxo. on
he ld.ea avenue o.d Ts,sns m y toi9M,s: ss,s:
rpotr ,hrec ycats old. S cents pcf TteA: Horned
Cattle s. CENTS PEI week. liberal disco mt Aorca
ctdrnts hut 20 responsibility taken. HAIRY AUG-
GAN. r D. BOZ ~, Blue i1iAnd. ess4a
, 1866-05-28

DROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS
or STREET LAMPS. .>
QYflCE or TIE EoAKD OF PCBLiC MoKks}
Chicago. May -. 1865.
Sealed proposals wilt be received By the Bosfa Of
Public work., 1t th~E oo1ce until ii T. NJ wedne!.
day. May s. ls66 fer kee7.nc tn conr.ets rsps!r ~
shc sin It Lamps beotRrr 10 The CITY. from Jupe lst
!ste- april is 1872, according 70 pans snd spen-
cations % le At said otbce.
FrposaIt nuet he addressed - The Fohfd OF lubllc
Work., ertorted - ropota! for Keratts Of street
Lan1pa7 and te sctompaD3eh With the usual *1o
Ihe oa5d reserve the reject ans bid not IA
accordance with the couEtiont OF this ahreftstufnt.
Of to recct nj bts and NJ proposal wN be accepted
nn.es ihe r.Ity offering tnas1 ctse evidence ssM.
fhctoIy 10 The Board that he has The necessary sEn
exrtttcscr, eceroy and ability for doing The w1rk. IL
i. q. EtSrELE,
FRED. LETT,
o. =, RnSE,
ny14t4.ltt Board Of Public Works
, 1866-05-28
4 Pleasant Adnlr-Tarexrell Visit TO an
Old Resident aud Eshy%Ictau.

Old Resident aud Esl ly%Ictau.
DR.. D. S. Smith was the recipient ofa very
p1easu surprise party on Saturday evening, when
a large oumbcr Of his friends assembled ior part-
In. interview with him the eve Of his departure
for Europe. The tour. which he hss for come
years contemplated. has become more pressing
from the impaired condition Of hi. health, and be
leaves Monday afternoon for the East 10 sail on
the 9Th otJune from oeton. In the Cuba He will be
accompanied OF tue ocean trip by h(s daughter az
well as hy quite party OF our citizens. On
the occasion above referred 10, Dr. Smtlhs parots
werc 6lsed al an carly hont Of the evening w1th
sudden influx Of his friends and neichbors 10 gath
crtnE entirely spontaneous md thoroughly sur
priee to the Recipient Hon. Thomas HORNE. In
nehnlf Of the visitors and at their request, m9de
| few feeling remarks expressive of P0od wiahe. at
| parting. and for tafe jeurneting and rctnfn. to
which Df. Smith EEacefally and happt1y responded.
Cook On behalf Of The Hahne,uaun Medical Col
Isge, were adopted:
! WnEIEAs, Uur worthy colenCne. Dr.. D. S.
Smith, President Of uahncmann Medical College,
and latr Professor Of Materia Medca In the same
u about 10 leave us for tho purpose Of reSainiug
his health: therefore,
Rtsolttd. That the Faculty o. Hahnenapu Medi.
cal College. whlle rcgTc1t1nc the necessity Which
calls him from bis sphere OF usefulness, hereby
express onr best wishes for his sa!eiy aud plea
turr, and our hearty desire that be may soon 10
| turn.
lHxsoira7, That We commend Predecessor Smith
10 the attention and ioual contesies OF ou1
Medical brethren abroad.
! R<s0lrfd. THAT these reeo1utions he spread upou
the records, and published in the daily pspets o.
the CITY,
, 1866-05-28

LARCENY or C1o7uEs.-A young man giving bis
name as William Auttin, but who Ia known hr the
al,os of Charles Welst, waa yeaterday afternoon
charged, In ihe Police Court, With having stoirn
~.---1t ~-l t3t%fton
, 1866-05-28

For the Hest Stock of Looiktn@ GIasses
and Fs,lt Jars 20 to ! +. NcrrilIs Lamp is and
, 1866-05-28
Chicago Qribn11e.
MONDAY, MAY q, 1866.
THE CITY.

THr ErEszEe Poer.-Juft at tho Fiat wrut to
prese on Saturday evening, RI accident, which re-
RULED pteine sne two ontesac forms. occurred,
delaying the l:kue or the paper ios several hours
, 1866-05-28
THE NATIONAL ISSUE.
Mass Meeting Of German Radicals..-
The Resolution Universal Suffrage
s..No Compromise.

A largely ATTENDED meeting OF German Radicals
was beld on Saturday evening, In the nall OF the
German Working Mems Association. Tha meeting
WAS called To order BY Edward scnlaeees, on whose
nomination !s5l Degenaazai ~ appointed Char
The Chairman ria ed the object Of the meeting.
1t vas called lot the purpose Of condcnnlns the
comproEise policy OF Congress who advocate uni
The moctins uas addse7set BY Edward Echlae-
gar. Eeq::., md o'here. 10 recanltnlatlon Of the
ercnts which have eliminated IN the present potlt
At thc conclusion Of the remarks offered, the
following preamble ard resolutions received the
WMEnzAs. In this stage OF our naaoaai crisis, in
q; e:a ss; b. ~
breaking fnils md uncnmpromlsfnsly with the re-
act!orary principle Of the past; and
WnEhEas. Espcc,aly The history Of the United
compro1nlscs entered into By tbe North With the
Southern sn.torscy 81 the expense Of Justice.
nyve5 n ~ d aest of ap{ ID o. 81
croscbmentx. while the conscterce ni the na'ion
was se,ne aenoIa!txed and poisoned hy them u
syert the civil war, bnt made II only the more
bloody ard dangerous; and
wuEnEAs, tooercs: has reocdcd from Its ,sadl~
cslpo-ifion taken IN January and February in re-
gard 10 universal FuIfage, and apparently tries to
dodge the great question Of Reconsideration In
etead Of solving it tn q radEea' manner; be 1t
ment proposed By the Ccmgn,tsee Of
Fifteen, and passed BY tne Iiou-e .,
kcprr,entatiyca IN 70 ar q thereby the loya c,t-
mercies OF exrcbcla, who stc excluded By II from
national elections only, bnI not Eom state cleo
| tione.
I ResoirtI, That II must be the aim and object OF
our Government 10 accomplish and complete that
eoctAl revolution IN The Sonah that has been COM
scrurt, 'm The future can only be had by
cfeattI 2 new political power to countero1lanee
, 1866-05-28

CoTgutesa Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A euperior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable OILS IN combination with Gycenne. and
especially designed ior the use OF Ladies' and Tor
the Eussery. It's perfume IL exquisite. and It's
washing properties unriyalled. For sale by all
druggists. fcb12h9i6 ly-HAW
, 1866-05-28

Go to Bangs Br0s.. So Monroe street.
for t}arrtow't new Cooking RauCc-the finest
thing In the Wcst. d113
, 1866-05-28

Window Sbadck mt greatly reduced
price,. F. E. RlGRl. 81 1sandolph.s,. c515
, 1866-05-28

Go to the Rest-dso te Bryant j. StFa&-
tons Chicago Commercial College TO ret a thor
oneh, practical business ed1cauon. OF to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address Tor circulars,
HRYANT & STuATfoE. Chicago, III.
, 1866-05-28
5trapRD.

IA+dg<us
GTRAYED-Five Dollars Re-
y warh-Ore Grey horse, RON 1913 STATE street.
on The night Of the ab:h Inst J.. RcSESk EL0: -
CTRAYED OR STOLEN.-$50
- Reward. stra5ed or stolen from the 9unsc5!netst
S&It one chestnut eorf<l sig 5eaFs old Ao1ut H
hands high. sunpo' ed % he With foal Dne gIe5
ho,h Of good style and condition Il Noen the abeTe
reward will be raid on return Of The AolIn1:t t1 nc
tnbsc1iber1, Of $40 II st1z5ed J. F. TEMPLE son"
, 1866-05-28

Tue ungKr ATTRACTION a. the Concert aud Fe..
ttval In tEo*hy's Music Hall On Tne.day evening,
IN behalf OF the Free Church Mission Sunday
Sehool. Will be singing by Philip Fhilips, of cin-
Clnat.
, 1866-05-28

EN1ERTANxEST-A teries OF entertainments,
consislnx OF Ravo1vns Tahlcaux e.. will be Rtreu
By the sunday school tcAehere and o:hess or 81.
JoLa's church. commencing on Ihustday evening
next. 4 rich ucat may be expected
, 1866-05-28

srn1sk1rp.-On Saturday about noon. while
s,andiu. nes. the Sherman House, watching The
tostpne crowd OF pedcsr.aus. esuisges, dray-, Sc,
~ they cane and went in ewih confusion. cur re-
,sor.cr no,icca one gentleman eseki1e to gain time
hv + otarretricnt movement from the toutheaAt
co1uer Of Rauuo1ph md lsrk stre.ts to the sner-
mn Honac. Having .kll!ully avoided the onset q
M b. The projecting tongues Of m express wafon
Of two, be waa ooncrainlatl1.R himself on = safe
trsps1t. when new calamity os.r,ehe1ned him 50
nst,op. rpr1nk:iug car. which had been ''Ahut
p1,w and VAS appa,enus, as innocent q ~ischle,
nr any otbeT car sudnenly opened It's ,en thousand
I'VE did no. make N Immense leap ,n.o 'he mr. but
Te 1ather ihnk be did and BY the lime be had bad de.
seendeo. another eoptous shoMst oaa sen' ,a nl 70
de.rn,r on ms cour,euance a. to provoke !an.htcr
Sro,n tbe ruo4f polite o! the byelandcss. Not The
, 1866-05-28

TIE FESTIVAL OF TIE Seasonal strawberry
aEd Ice cream ter1iyal will Ike given IN Cro.hy's
Music HALL. upon Tuesday evening, The :olh inst.
The psoees d. 10 bc appropriated to the purchase Of
an organ for tho m,.sion Sunday School connected
with the Fir4t Congressional Church. Upon ur-
gent solicitations. Fhihp Phillips Of Cinc!uDati,
The sweet Sunday-schnol singer, and we'll known
artbor Of t.Mns1caf LeaEe-.7 has consented to he
psc.ent and sing number ni his new aud popular
pieces. The Crosby Art EaalerF will be opsn upon
1hst evening. and al hoHess oj tickcts TO the les
tiStl will be admitted free OF charge.
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RecOnstrnction.

From ne Tribune. wv
The testimony of A. H. Stephens, as printed
elsewhere, will be read with peculiar interest.
The second officer in the Confederacy-b al
ways regarded as a reluctant Rebel-possessing
the confidence of the good men Of the South
more thoroughly than any OF their leaders, his
words have more than ordinary meaning. He
tells us that an overruling majority of the people
of Georgia are now willing to accept the results
of the war in all their fulness, to become loyal
citizens, and abandon forever any claim to exer-
else the right of Secession. That experiment is
a failure and ifnothing else deferred them the
memory of the dreadful war would be sufficient.
Emapcipation is accepted by the people in good
faith, The negroes desire to work, and the re-
lstions between employer and employe are as
satisfactory as in any part OF the world. Other
nortions OF Mr.. stephens testimony seem to
strengthen the idea generally prevalent in the
North that Georgia and other States in the
South were forced into Secession by the Rebel
leaders.
As 10 suffrage in the South Mr.. Stephens
assures us that proposition to extend 1t to the
negroes would not be adopted in Georgia. His
own idea OF limited suffrage is very grateful,
as an evidence OF enlightenment on the part OF
Southern statesmen, which we hope to find more
general. The hopes of regeneration in the
South must depend to some extent upon such
men as Stephens and Reagan. Their course
now in the face of public sentiment, shows the
error of the President when he failed to accept
the golden moment succeeding Lees surrender.
That mistake has made the work of reconstruc-
ton weary and difficult. With Congress strenu-
ous and bold in behalf of nationality, with lead
eli like Stephens, willing to lead the Southern
people in the path Of progress, we shall rapidly
advance towards perfect Union-a Union OF
freedom and peace, and founded upon the pro
therho0d of man. with Andrew Johnsons ala
the work would have been easy and harmo-
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The p Official lSituatiOn-Plans of the Re-
publican Party.
From the World.

from We WOTtO.
1t is not probable that the threatened inpeach-
ment of President johnson will be attempted
before, the next session of Congress. The ensuing
eight months are needed for ripening the con-
spiracy of the revolutionists. The Civil Rights
bill has not been passed with the expectation
that it will have any effect as law, but as pre-
liminary snare for entrapping the President, and
more especially as means of tomenting aliena-
ton between the North and the South. Who
believes that it can be enforced? Violations of
it are made punishable as crimes; but, by the
Constitution, ''in all criminal prosecutions the
accused shall enjoy the right of speedy and
public trial by an impartial jury of the State and
district wherein the crime shall have been COM
miJted." Southern Jury will no more convict
under this law, than a Northern jury would
have done under the Fugitive Slave law, from
which some OF its provisions are COPIED. There
aIe still other reasons why 1t will not be en-
forced. The Judges OF the United States Courts
are so few, and so distant from each other that
their courts afford no adequate machinery for
the administration of such a law.
There are but ten Circuit judges in the whole
vast area of the United States, and "a bill has
passed the House for reducing the number to
nine. The District Judges are also few and
widely separated. In the great State of New
York we have only two, Jadge Belts, OF this
city, and Judge Hall, of Buffalo. The principal
reason for the passage of the Fugitive Slave law
of 1850, was that, as the States had refused TO
allow their magistrates to administer the law of
1898, the distance of the United States Judges
from each other rendered the law q dead letter.
Accordingly, the law of 1850 authorized the
appointment OF Commissioners who, like State
Justices of the Peace, were more literally dis
tributed and easily accessible But the number
of fugitive cases hardly amounted to dozen a
year, while the negroes affected by the Civil
Rights bill are numbered by millions.
The bill authorizes the Circuit and District
Courts to appoint as many Commissioners as
they may deem necessary The office of Com.
missioner is worth nobody's acceptance but that
of local resident Southerners will neither
offices, nor can they take the test oath if they
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
or THE
AMERICAN WATCHES
MADE AT WALTHAM MASSACHUSETTS,.
PRICE

In consequence Of the recent great decline in gold and
silver and all materials used in the manufacture Of our
goods and in anticipation OF stn further decline,
ehAve reduced our prices to low a point as they
On IA be naced
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RcSSye TBEASORY DEPARTMENT, APRIL l6.
- 1855 y Office Is hereby given that the Assistant
Treasures of the United states at New York Philade
pha and Boston and the Designated Depostary ct Bat
have been instructed TO discontinue receiving
pOeie account OF temporary Loan Tor Clearing House
purposes at i've cent. annum, and after NAV
1885, rom which date all Certificates andlnR and
unpaid VIII carry four per cent interest per anDum
I'm said lst dav OF way and until further n0ce said
Assistant Treasurers and Designated Deposary will re-
ceive such deposits In lawful money and there or
Clearing House Certificates payab on demand IN legal
tender notes with interest at our cent per annum
HUGH McOULLOCH
Al73t Secretary of the Treasury
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The German Questionable Game Against
Austria.
From the Herald.

F1O0l ne HeTItu. IT 10
The present position Of Prussia onthe question
that agitates Germany is in one sense remarka-
bly, like that of the radicals on the vital topic OF
our own politics. We made war for four years
against men who proposed to carry certain
States out of the Union, claiming and declaring
constantly that our nationality and existence
depended upon the fact that no State could leave
the rest We triumphed; but no sooner was the
war over than the dominant party stepped
around TO the views of our enemies, and declared
that the States were out, all the time had been
out, and that the question of the day was next
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enterprises.
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WITH COLD ~ PAR.

30 that one need hesitate to buy watch now from
he expectation that 1t viii be cheaper at future
time The test of ten years and the manufacture and
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Decs5g- 'THE SAFE DgPosIT COMPANY OF

RCSa5s CONCERT HALL.-THE HON. JOHN
49, W. FORNEY viii address the citizens Of Phia-
delphia, under the auspices OF the BANkEKER IEsTI
TUTE, on
" THURSDAY EVENING, April 49, 1856.
Subject Has the War for Human Freedom been
fought in vanY"
Admission, 35 cents Tickets for sale at PUGH's
SIXTH and CHI SMUT Streets and at TRUAfPLER'S,
SEVENTH and CHESNUT Streets. Lecture to COM
mence at 8 O'Clock. 4l27t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-18
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
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COMPILED lvrRr DAY FOR EVENING rrLrenArn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
LEGAL ADYERTIsEMENTS.

And upon AN attachment returned executed Thomas
F. Goole.
Aud 10 appearing by affidavit Sled tlaf ~ defendant,
Henry r. Thomas i resident OF This ~fl- col. the
motion ~ the plaintiff. by his attorney t 8, ordered
that the said defendant hero min one month
after due pub caiiou % this ORDER and DO what is
ce>>ary protect Eis interest Boo This suit and har this
order be published week Tor four successive
weeks. in the Richmond Whi-, newspaper published
ia the city Of Richmond and ALSO be- posted d, Oh" front
door ~ the Court House of this county the frs, day
Of the next County Court.
The object uf this recover oi 'hs defendants
the sum II S17 49, with legal interest thereon from The
25h III January 1850 and attach the estate and effects
Of the nonresident def udaut Henry L.. Thomas, In
the hand, Of Thoma, r. Go,Ie, until th- .urh,r order
o the Court.