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, 1866-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
FH1rAr EvtsIxG, December q,
An Albany telerrAQ safN.

An Albany telegram says:
.'The Board Of Trade Of this city ycs:ereay
adopted the following resolution: ResoiEsd, TINT
from sHd aFtcr the dn'c upon which the me:hod OF
ceiling grams by tie Genital shall take eject IN the
cilies q New York, Cblssso. md Atlxankfs, s, AZ
eAlcf OF grain made by the membezs Of tnis BoaEd
Of Tfade snail be al specahed rates fof each 1oe
pounds"
Tho cities named in tho above hare unanimous
IL sdroca.ed the adoption OF Tho "esntal," and
tho abdicatlon Of The nnshel. There only sems1ns
10 be done, 10 complete the action already taken,
to aK7ce upon tine when The cent4l shall take
simultaneous effect in Chicago. New York and
Milwaukee. The moment such shall be deter
mined on hll the othsr ciues throughout the
county will follow suit. Lei our Buafd Of Trade
start the ball IN motion.
Aresolu,ion waa offered on Change to-day, to be
discussed to morrow, protesting against any upid
contraction OF the currency, and authorizing the
Secretary Of the Board 10 communicate The saulc
to our representatives In Congress, requesting
ttem to zee their tuduence against tha pAsA2ce Of
sny 1cts tending TO rednce the currency 1t . 1ate
rrca1er than that Dow provided fot. 1hs pubic
srr gradually beng awakened to realization Of
the disasters that must Of necessity result fom q
sudden ard rapid contraction Of the currency, aud
the schane IL being denounced IN alt qnastcrs.
We arc In no hurry for specie payments. The
creat bulk OF tho NsllonA1 debt ras crea
led on a currency h1sB. and oAsht to bs
S1IA1EQ GuQ pH&4 DA IL CulLt1Et ~ aAI H
posxible. without addieg to tho amount OF cur
rencY already Issued. II Congress- would only le
the currency qucsion alone. and devote Its Ia eo'l
to The gradual reduction OF the tntctest-payint
portion Of the National ocbt. the publlc would b
much better sail efed. and the wheels Of commerce
would move along without closEtug.
The1e Is no change In the Money market, an,
none Is likely to take place until after the publ
cation Of the January statements. The caauco
arc strongly In fasor Of tighter market eaca sac
ccedinE day during the icterim. These state
mehts arc farce, and ought TO be abolished, o
the law 80 amended rs to compel more frequen
publications., sueh to appear With sufficient "a
| pidtty as not 10 allow any time for NcooE{nc."
Exchange Wa scasce and the market was arr1e'
l with sales between banks Al Is cents pEcmion
| Tho counter rAtea we're uncaanged-par huyln
I and ,-l0 premium selling.
Flour was steady and DIM Wheat vas quiet .
| N advance Of 1Ge2c on No. and decline Of J
| On No. Spring. Corn was dnN and 1Gi!i
lower. osts were qufot. Rye was uuchange.
| Barley was quiet. Provisions wcso slow. Mes
Pork advanced ajc- Green Meats were In goo
demand. Lard WAS quiet.
Gold In New York was higher today. The ma
ket opened at 1eeedi, declined to 1a.h, aad close
At lesF. Tie following quotations were receive
- ALL = Afrnt YSxNtt
, 1866-12-29
GWatrbes anu gPme[rp.
american (Waltha1n) Watches.

Dealers 10 Watches from al parta Of the country azn
reniueed shas the undersigned keep rE1 AAso1tacnt
Of Wsltham Tatenea< In kold and silver cases COZ
ssAntJ cn haai- Large reductions IN TBS p-tees oS
noyemenla srd Gases have recently been made, aad
NJ Internal Revenue Tax u 60 longer charEed to
tocrcH-
The good sspute bosre fsr and near BY De uuaufsc-
ru1es Of the waths Company, nakes II seedlcss f,r
the agents to urge taetr claims to general patronage,
or to do more than caution the public AGAINST spurious
md Inferior Watches with which the n1arHtz a.o
noocsL. Evrsy WAt.ha Watch OF whatever class. Il
wAnznted By sp<et1l certificate, which shoold In ali
<stes be demanded.
ROBBlNS * &APPLETON,
Agents OF the American Wateh Co..
is. HFondwny, u. Y.
, 1866-12-29

The Corn crop OF 1865, In point Of yield and quail
lily, WA unsurpassed by hat ot any former year,
ard to this aione .naT be attributed the great In
crease In the receIptz. Tho coussc OF The market
during tha year haA becn marked by few events
worthy Of noAeo. From The opening Of nasaca-
lion, Ill through the summer, uutif about The
middle Of Septcmber@ there was a steady: active
Shipping denlAnd, and The market was subjected
to few violent GuctuAt1ons. On the 21st Of sep
tembez eeveru frost visited the West particular
ly on the line Of the Ga1ena road, though ln
Effects we're felt between tic 1autudes Of Cent? allE
and Fend du Lac, and onenilnk rs far westward
~ tho Mississippi River. During the week the
market wRs considerably excited, owing to feoet
1cpo1t." ard prices lad an upward tendency.
1bo heavy rains which falI throughout tho latter
part Of september and cstly in October retarded
Tho Iin+nlfs Of the maturing crop This. coupled
with ihc intelligence Of \ AlmlDhhed harvest In
England, AID heavy export eemaul, caused
the end Of September 10 Sc IN the 9Th Of oeto'
bes. On November ID cornes was c1cctcd on
thc market. md prices advanced 10 $l.10-ate
highest roit. souched during the yesF. The next
day the corner gavc wAf. and prices declined TO
e0c on November II. bupse1uent 1dyices from
Europe being OF Ill exceedingly fnrorahlc caarac.
tfr caueed the mari ct to ndv5nce To a0c on tle
nsth Of November. During Decertcs tho marx.
bas rued very quiet. md prices had downward
tendency, owing 10 tho et7ncrrcy In Ae montJ
u.u,kct aud less favorable adyIces from Europa.
Tie following table shows the receipts and
sh,pnat l,,s OF Corn In this city Tor se1ies ol
, 1866-12-29
XlGS ~ INt {pIlVNlUK Q1VFWe
BOG EAlR8 TODAY,

SHEp-1heFe IVES HsHt dot1s N th1s us1atd oa s0e
MARKET TIE supply u eonared chiefly To common md
traor descriptions II vh1eh there u lre or no do
,,nd 1ne fev sa1es pa4de do mt tod,eaie anJ ate-
ri charge In prtres- Aaonx the eoszfed sales
vrrr IN head Common cuarze Sheep, sold by jon<3,
Bouph Co. ii N.sa. FHces range At E1n1an
, 1866-12-29

COKS.
Ito receipts Of Corn du! lug The year 1866 were
lcG5. .05ebu. agtlnst :5. le3G5s bn In ls8S-sn In.
cfeasc OF N3. J9 bu- This great gam Is TO be at
ttibutcd tnGielS TO tue exesllsnee oE the crop Of
lse5 which Ia point Of quality and y'cid has never
before bcen exceilcu IL The West
lhc following table showB the weekly prices OF
No. Corn IN Chicago lus thea year. :
wEEKLY FuICEt Of 10. coRH x CHICAGO ron
, 1866-12-29

"A h .s1ke wonderful prcrrrss u Meulcx. sceeoe
during The pGst str rs7rS only, rnak-s II pss-
p H. AlbIc for the cplkCtct1oc1 Physician 70 d.
- tlare, naw, that EoStCRfIluS II n
rAtNtT ECEEp - In tsrnsitttHf Ffr~r. AID - 01-
IAnLY rEkyrSIro - Sn.afi Fus-"-RSc. GAurt<s Z
EInc W IL L. u xsc.
, 1866-12-29
catCAGOpA1LY MARKET,

dIisq,ts eJ Gndis reported IN tAis raaykes report
at n,cde ta< bdsts af rtat5 tlc) soT11e, Ea1ess
osterxtsf e=prtased-
FupAr EFx1Ha, December =, 1saA
EREIEHTS-NAnEnAp F1xiaHfs1-Ina follow
II h fhf tolnf tSl1Q uu The E4ttIn spad3.
, 1866-12-29

RYE.

The receipts Of Tyo dnnng TIE yea. tutt sinc.
foot up q hu, against l,11A1c9 b. received
Tie ttar, the volume of but;ntts w1s light. and
conGnedto lie waEte of actual eoneumpdou. and
a the supply E2s Meht (eaused eJ Tie tantEcs
lIticted 10 the crop by the heavy rsinsj p1iccs
gradually advanced Rom tSs25oe 70 77G1ic n thu
, 1866-12-29
New York stock Market.
COMM ERCKAL.


FRIDAY EyNmG, December =. Isn.
The following shles show the receipts aud ship
rpepts OF Produces during tho past twenty four
hQHEE:
, 1866-12-29

Iierc The market opened quiet hut n tha Altar
noou thcre waa an Increased demand. The bro
ke1s we,o buying &t 1u.49lsaA -closiug At the
litter figure. Silver was nonfnai at 1csSs1s3-
Governments opened quite nas this morning,
but 1t The Second Board there Was u1nch better
feeling, and prces wess higher throughout the
list. The following table showa the closirs prices
In New Totk to-day compared with those Of tht
,hreA dnvs preytouS
, 1866-12-29

The Wnexs market during the Iear last passed
has been ycrJ eventual ono. and IN its results
Ess disappointed tho expectations and calcula-
lions Of The 4hEendest operators In tho coauitJ-
= ne eeAeon has frcen remarkable ono in many
fetpeSA ms Cup Of 1865 was IN the No!thwcAt
e1ecItnl ~ quality and aatgr in yield, Will It At
grown 10 TIC West and southwest Was Of 4 diA-
nctrca1ly oppo.ile character. During the month
OF January there Mas sess. little discrimination
made oet"etn RECEIPTS &pd the fluctuations were
light but early III February It VIA discovered that
the So1th~rttcTn Iece1pta were rettsr than those
on any olhc! rcal, AID a. such we're In rood de-
n.pd tor milling, buyers coon bcsAo 70 dlrc.irn.
tualc In 1hes. favor From, a difference OF aSl4c In
February, thc determination hr8lly teathed Is X
,4c ~ t2vor OF the Northwestern Al tho Open
Ing Of nayigat1on II discovered taat the eoua-
trr wa. a.uott bare Of Bseadstuns and II none
ette rest receiving points vas there any su.plpa-
Indians, Ohio, TennsS1Fln1a and oi.er Winter
Wheat States wcrt depleted, and from these
sources IN active milling snd speculative demani
trrsng M. .r1 prices Iau Up fsoEn ttct1i.sS
for NoEhwcstr1n on July I'd. Dudnc The rc1s
,eci "eornel" waa worked on tbs market on
1rsnla7 No. Spsiac Ed ss.,ees zao up TO si.N
I while Northwestern WIS selling AZ $LG3h
1.a5. On duly i0h the parties controli-
fnc tho "coinc1h on " Regular" refused 10 seoept
Northwestern receipts In eesaleuncnt OF Con!rae!s
end Insisted either on the Wheat called for In tbs
CONTRACTS, or the di1etences. On the ush tho
, 1866-12-29

D., sFrom this date TIL the close Of tho ye1r, the
upo1a1tura arc Klsen Tor No. : oats, = suJ Gew
10. were marketed. The pfdcas fo1 this grads
}u1ed noru'naily about &c higher than tho figures
Etten.
Tho following table showr tho rccelpts aud
sb1pEacnfs el Oats in this city for 4 ee1IeA OF
, 1866-12-29
educational.

EDUCATION Ito any Community in
e. wait Of an Edaeztor. An cxpcr!"ncsl st.cnez,
and graduate ID Of the PROFESSIONS, ~1 hes to hca-
or IN opeLIoz whcle he std bis wt1e cA1 ea.scr fa
iesshinI ath:yeuih EacN*n sn s4eLtsnc e,H1se. the
Eudinlents II the ElAsaes, ant thorough corsc ct
fIAno instruction. tle8le Bd.ress, falIneC1 A*-ly,
"ISsTkUETpR" Tribute ofle-. Chicago,
, 1866-12-29
aQfuts G2aa,tte1.

HAYWARD 6 co, PUBLISHERS,
hi Fortfaiu cabtnetsiza (wttn or without ftamesl
Consisting Of porrrtn Of Prrsdeos Lincoln JOHNSON:
3rueyajS 6ifsat Iet aEd Stonfwalt IAck1ou Martha
WHshlnEton- &C. ase now onefea ~ Tic pEon3ae-s u
rcdnccd pxiSes. AEtnA H1Ated
, 1866-12-29


BEEF cAIILE-The general character OF the ,1AE-
let does not dier tn my eaSeauA from that
noted IN Cur previfn4 reports Trade u dali II II
ren can be- u theirs any evidence tnat there WILL
foz aome little ne At ,cait be Any radical ctAux. for
The btttsr. TIE market u present Il nsTAJ gorted
with runfzy aud Came Of evetf description and mil
this u In = mes4n1s absorbed r1ern viii bs rcy
little demand foF bu1ches' stock. Tho srT1Tals
duftt the week have tonshted principally ofedInH-
common and INFERIOR G.sd With cor.non and Inferior
,arsely predomlpatug. Thil rseal1avAz" stock Is
not wanted It anything 1ks ir Fates4Sad holdEs Of
s1eh asc compelled to hold over or sell Il sacrtnce
anc rnlesa thesr shoud Be scaEtoIe ineease Ia tho
demand for these descriptions, shn supply already In
The pens win Be quite fumcent to meet tae vAnts Of
he trade tos n esAt week to eoe TDefa steady,
ir Inquiry inr 6ood to prime shipping stoera for tna
Eastuu a,keta and the fu~ Of Tits cisas Offering azs
readily laksn ,. good prices. saloo to-day number 81
head. These VEG taken chiefly by shippers fuf Nev
Tork theukA ttt vent Into the hands Of city butch
err. PRICE ranged ss lor Interior 70 chntos
xradn4. ...-
We can the attention nt our Feadcra 70 The following
NOTICE:
"By order OF F. 7. f. Hsy mi, SuperinaendeDt The
sests viii be closed en- Tuesday, jan l. ts65
' stocS Vii Se delivered to psekefa. II Desired,
sot III stock received VIII be I'D and properly csred
fnF.n
, 1866-12-29

xANrTAc7rnE OF F1orn Il CHICAGO ron THnH

T0fhI. .tE.u@s 1Sa,eW 211&Cc6
sScliu operation destroyed bE trc-
7et following table shows tho manufacture Of
Flour In ibis city for eeTeu ycsrss -
aASLEAC1rRK or ToUN N CHICAGO ron sEt0
, 1866-12-29

The London Slor OF tho sta inst says:
"The failure Of Messss. George shana 4 Co., In
the petroleum trade, Of Strung, has been an
1NiGO AGAINST which To ctr assels arc believed 70
Represent 1au 00O+ 1t h1A bee1 found requisite 10
rlnciuc the Interests of creditors"
, 1866-12-29

Hero tLs market was quiet but drm-prtces
showing ~ Improvement siuils1 10 that in New
York. Wo quote:
, 1866-12-29


The FereIA features OF The r1atkes BuslneSe IN
yards quiet ~ gcnszly the casc II tnis 1ezson.
The deusnd for Shingles u limited, and Laih ara In
fhlr rtqutst The1e II good demand tor Fencing. st
the following quotations:
seeoad Gissi: / TX, il ard i ineh.:...... ss@aS@
1hlsd Clear. inch asasW
= rogx6@Ss 1na ee4ne ss@e siss1 !. ssoosd Gles9.
1fdc.. ..........,......., snoaas1n1
Co1nEon F:ooti1 :. 1o1sh .................. Ma1.@
Aatchrd md dressed Common Flooring. &a.oQk LOO
Matched and dressed elnea ccrn2an
Fiji I'd sscoai citsf siding, so9ethsf.. sloss1am
FL9t Common Drtased EldnE BQa1+1dd
WaSun-bdK BoaEts4 select, lstach md up
sock Boards, II 1z-ltches.-...-.......... . ua57o
Stock Board, = inches: 1a411.co
CeEaron BoAtd1, jp18ts, 6eAaiunE, Feac-
ting. snd Small Timber, u to Is teer
Josss 1na Scxn.itr ii i nd !; teei.
4 IA IS; : i; sss::: 6
Li5n-irs y 7 Jasts: '.--S a@
delivered In my JArd HhfTe carr ean be
gTttchad. or AnJ tcpot: 4 or bar Sawed 49,.
EEtnE E1eA. By CARLOAD, on tsatk-..--... AtS3 Apa
4, q 6sar SHARED Shingles, tJ czI.aotd- ~,
50. ! saTed Shingles oJ easiosd. On -
Iairs doIias1 eaf:aad sdd:d Ti1ea tsn1tstfed
which charge follows the shln9l4 in freight nlA.
1ntckras-F1ve sh]nGia to b Two inches In thick
LMsth-Strteen inches.
BArd+1E<nty tncneA
MsSAL= aSD TURNER'S. sTocK-1hed de
nsAEd Il atr and prices rule rf Il the following quo
, 1866-12-29
THE CHICAGO LlYE STOCK MARKET

oTT1ux CT 1m CHICAGO TK1rU1kl
FRuA1 ETxxLxa. December q. 1sed.
Jhe following tAbto shows tho oally receipts aud
Shipmensa Of Live Stock dnrirv the week up 10 tais
evening. n reported BY tho Secretary Of The Uulon
STOCK Yard Company:
, 1866-12-29
Rai(t0a1S.
RAJaAuAD TIME TABLE,,

u11cAao AK, kcRTawrHEERk-leFQx eoE. GSA3
mA1KR AsD KISzlE.
, 1866-12-29

The following table AhowB tho receipts and .hl
nente Of Barley in this city for series Of yea
, 1866-05-12

ard ';a,'.' er Ill !e1low ra-mb:-a to oppose a75
tnott 10 easn2e thu proposition. Tic shsn raoTtd
toe Democrats was at oneo appaftnt. A. on the
Fassaer OF tho Dlssr1ct Suffrage l.tt 90 this
tasao1, the Eoppetlsxds cztae 10 Mr. 6tcrcss z1ss
ton. 1htro -ens c,.as msiorlty on: tbe Rcpuhll~
can etee N tavot: ot 4mendtng ~ tir1k-
S Ell f. s;svta: sha7Ss 5: I'll IT,. sad ana
moned his corpestEad al!tes 10 su*ta,n ha< demand
Il the previous qucsnon. This they did, and toe
&enand vas sustained, nsarly AZ the Democrats
question 10 be put. the yeas and nays were de-
1nanced ln order TO ret he1e tsopp3rheads on
r,ccsd. I1is frightened mos Of them, sna at the
e. OF the roll c1la there was one natozy u0ztcet
welhies scI kostre q New Jesey ken .ssa and
Ct d Sa3 ,a !: ar 9{ Il fss and
c1a'c party. n the Hou.e- other ch1nRed snclr
sosea hota the Hcgaive 70 The affirmative. Of
shcn the 1asn wss W. o,aer by xs s
!crtty. The KerunicaHs Then wnce.etl into solld
ting. nEd Iaa~rd the resolution by The immensc
t1cn, pover'ess Tor further :ni.cieI speaking away
into iher and 1ccordtus IN tnstsni6csnt sote
acaacsl the prnros.stn: By thiJ CO 1iition between
to4-e ia. p'rven'cd from changing toe rezolutloa
unknown. III the scaa,e, II w7lt ansoubsdi5 ha pu
aef.e 10 II despite ttc cotts q isctions ss b5ih
= Extremes.
thn A<Tctd calls attention to afr. RaJmoud'e
vote: auts adds tii:f ''ihe constitutional aIend.
n:cnt thus rushed. tl1vu:n the House hs-
nov to pass tic os cs1 OF the Senate. In that bod
i may perhaRs eacceea, and II may be doan.d Is
ss ia,;ow, ihr.r vi naauins m ~ .pneai 10 1he
people,"
The JTiI!ne Eays: "Thc amcudment now eoes
70 tie Seua;e ana @e .ras: viii be caufci b. mors
fh:n lie r:gu:st:c tro 10 one. 1t IL not what $e
Womb Eavc, hut we believe In taklu: tht hest wr
ran Get. a. til trnc Efy to PCT more thereafter.
have keen In the House, but for The Democratic op-
5Q.tt;0n.''
, 1866-05-12
FINages[jhreoo Qrit3!::e&.



Mrs. Jcd. Davis visited Norfolk In the carly
OF many pze>cBie.
Ncgrc this morning the opi1::ons Of SON ::
Of tho prominent New York Journals npon the r.
ccc.!y p=zscu constitutional asucad1acnt. .:
a detailed st:tomcnt Of affairs conncc:cd
With tl... e. ,1cde1 National Bank III washington,
girrs had shnwsag for parties in.c:cstcd.
The E:.!cd States Couzt t; at Norfolk, Vs.,
yesterday rctu4nel true tln Of Indictment sg4inst
JrA. na@1t 20: treason. Tho ts1al will probably
come OF esslY In June. IT,.
Genera: }!aneock'< Board engaged In: the
se::iEs Ct tsr"ch.'oastnc h:ra:sss. barn ,aas III
aund fcv cf The 1aoucrlx 1estr:cd TOR traa caaalc
ot standing sna test to which ehcv are exposed.
The Officers Of the National Bank al Usage,
Mitchell Couas=. 1oHa- hasc offered = reward Of
one tbc9>sd dcl].rs for the rccovc:y Of tic
recently 1tGi=1. frotn th:t in: tituticu
Heod CoatTc Stephens Eas enthusiastically
Iecststd en- ill., ar1iSzl at New York on Thursd1y.
Preparations GJc 1uastu4 to give him foru1al r.
cep!Icn. At 4lleh .i:e n: ha- pzoassed 10 explain
Ii: object Of a1s zr.ssiou 10 this country.
Inc third days proceedings in The trial If
Or. Newlautl. 81 New Albany. tud., Nsfl bc fnnna
IN The teie:ach columns. IAN interesting account
Of The second days proceedings is given on the IN
eide Of this ixs1c.
The aanunl election Of officers Of tho Lin
coin Aouc1cIt ASSOCIATION TOOK p.4ce Scs:esd,y.
with the fo!'cuine result: Pfcsideps-l11s Excel
aencY. Governor ugle:by> Secretary, hon. q. u.
I5a.eh Tassnrcz, Hon. jas II. teverid-c.
In the Senate, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Grimes
presented the joint resolution of the 1owa Legis-
fa;rfp, for &c establishment Of National Burrau
of Education The Crmtnit.ec On Printing WAS
authorized 10 report On tie expcltency Of prnrid-
Ing a{;ain-t Tie suppression OF al'eta,ion o!
r,Fn%
, 1866-05-12
Cor. State and Randolph-sts.
A HIGHLY USEFUL AND EX.
II CELLEST EvESTIOE.
ELal0RE's PATENT CANTERBURY,
m 1CIrEfH, ETANn

A HIGHLY USEFUL AND EX.
II CELLEST EvES1IoE. =.
ELa1oRFs PATENT oAXTERBrRY,
OR MUSIC STAND. -
e.: e: =; $ss
sass sas S ssf as
xsef e. TT sspo + fs ss2eG s. " sc
iors lsre qustisy 81 teet mase a7S y d s.ressly
Id sGaa IL cs III isf sea
:his IEt We row otter 70 1he rntlcal public new
eaes se e e.
ssycs VIII I!ll,E: - b. ts ne the disorder allud:i
. lie ms,ie - top WI Wit % = a1ea Il iaae
liz q Snf i Sas in s.c light but
s9nE saS sDd T. s;fy wy IN OFuams To The most r;a
!e tfsiae Or stsna Il of n,a13-salc iron, beautifully
+ E q sa oa s
yoiams bousa music. ass; | tasss q /. :I
IL e, or H2sn Ss 1,cs ,.1 S55 1s
pared with Al! incr 15les, ii It's sht aad tasty a-
o
Es.e m9kin: 1t no1e convenient and therefore more
The aren't succtss wh!e!, TIM; IL. has a,c-acd our
,nstttU9 * aqd ae W., when 4 p3ig q
ts s5GS ;@s y 81; IT, y ss
seal pu,p -ses5. vii Ia slre 10 make ii popular:
kaessrs. SHURLY e. 2oD2ssa
No. 81 Washington Street, chicsgo,
arc our GENERAL. WESTERN AGLsTS. and will
setn constanty On hand ~ assortment q thsfs Ca.-
IL. III. ELM0I4E u Co.. Buffalo, y. u.
TESTIMONIALS.
,rc..r. vu Pan, 4 NES f. HoHK' FaoFn'ry t. 1865.
~ kaye w esamiped ~ :5naore's ratcpt Canterbury"
tor Which yoq arr Gese1a AGENTS and y c.n rssoa,
, 1866-05-12

:.
srH1SGF7ELu. ILL.,. May 1t.-ies.sfday bssn9 the
anf1ryssasr Of The organization Of the Sa1soc41
iineoln 1onun:at a A:sociatlon. tnc annu.1 e1ec-
aa,l: Pree'cn H. PEE xsecney Me III tic Governor
), e1tssy; Hon. o. ~ 1atch, and Treasurer. Hon.
jas. u HeseE1dee. 4 nex Executive COMMITTEE
Q. 3. Asne-, and Hon. 0. M. Hatch. Tbs by.lstE-
were amended 20 as 10 pro'ide for the holding
oi mee.EKr. IN tnc taurs but once In four ,ve-ks.
the EAH.h IN thss city yesterday, ana coadrmcd
The Union rra,er Meetings il lie H,11 OF H,.t,
rrsen'a!1ycs con'lnuc twicc da1iy, HItu tmuru.c
number. aad re=ulte which an eternity tha,i roi
exhaust.
, 1866-05-12
FROM BALTIMORE.


BA111AohE, Hay 11.-I1e results Of tho failure
Of AeHsss- Elan 4 Co., OF tu.s CITY. ALREADY Eno|n
to The puolic 4. the prime cause or III: 1alufr Q!
the Metetanta' Nasnaai Bank Of Washington,
rsosc to hasr been rptc disastrous tnlucaaify
lban 1t 6rst Supposed. Fodr or our city banks d
least sre snfescEs. One o. The old.st ana most re.
lsab!c s ta,u TO i1arc 'ost t4ItD, which viii, no
DOUBT sezarwhat cuttz.l dtyidens:a for Inns: Oor
utErr l. said to have LOST S131u31 hi the saEnc
operation. aud. be:jies these losEes, many pr.sae
i1dtsidusla lssc iost 1at..elr.
BALTIMORE. MAY ia LIE took place til: morn:
lcc IN 11.c wharE.k in tho scar OF No. 1us 70 c71
s,nct which destroyed property to the amount o!
:oG.c0c- ,Acong 'be 7E.ncna] lp:cr$ ara EraIalfu.
Sno6 & Co, Gsl tczltr- JrsSes: Ty7:lt j. 70 and
Freeman l. Co. Their losses are mostly insa:rd.
, 1866-05-12
From ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.

CHICAGO. 0ctnbe-. is6a.
We hare ttx Of Richards Corn she11ets In co stsu
nrcrsLon It ont cribs A. tnn;iGe M 4!Ers
CORN can ssftly say that for espseltT md qnaty q
E0tk. IN Op!uloF theze m1chlot1 h1vc no sut1f
We h4vc srpezltNy loaded csr4 Of fa7e hundred BAH
It's n sixty nt1cts x1th The 70: .ud IL thlTsyaEe
corn ns frcr, n1teen 70 ny feet and e1eSs.
f1uz tho snsiied c1Tu into the cAr 1ttouf grinding
superior condition for market. 1he1E lnb4tacttat co-
>{ccttcn Il ply attfEke1 b} tse fact shAs have
run 'hcn nSAI aSa CAY to .htir u;oe1 capsciv With
powerful engines. with but sf:ht deays for fepa!s
VIC Quunenu "a rec the hrnlu shippers OF the
west, eIssr ample trial snd t1per, ,enre.
tStRnedt &. MASON:
C1mpiIoilst Lan6 Ds2t |. e. Il. r.
, 1866-05-12

81 G. II. sCRIEES. Advertising Agent,
IL dearborn .1rrcis IL authorized ia RECEIVE
Advertisements for the Tribune. nnd all
other tending papers thronahout the Cniscd
'<Sfrfr.& Ind Tn n1dux
, 1866-05-12

MASONIC.-A Special Commu.
H4 nlcat'oa Of C1erelaed Lodge No I'll. 4. +. & \.
VI. vii lc LEILA A. tht- Hail. SO WcAs ls1uoIph-st.,
III: !Si2 UnDAT] evening" II ~ o'clock Wosk Of,
II. II. UsErep.
- By order of the =: y.
, 1866-05-12
THE Rim z.

lyals Faznsrs, Balls. etc. will be fo- rent tST1!
JCEE FIRST. On reasousb1e tes1ns- Ffun thu sd.
buIlain. u Clcsso IN which 10 hold my thr ahoTe
FAMED entertainments. and part.s ucs!lnz IA aratl
s.eq Is po.sin':, 10 aERy II 4 Bou4IoS. Boom 5.
Tcke-'s BulG!lC. corpeF State and sooth Water SiA.
From tht II Of juno the Eak will be rented - sac
ht-hrFE b1ddtt fir ,hr balance q: sic Gf3Eo1 his 1p
, 1866-05-12

1FASONIC.-TherBwill be y Spe.
II I c!nl Meettn: nf Wachanra :[odRr 1Co, A. F. &
4: H., on :h,s tS17uRI'AYl evening 81 Faney Hall.
NoIK on the II. II. Degree. - 4. STONE, +. II.
, 1866-05-12
THE NEWLAAD MURDER
TRIAL.

Fl ifJnE7s Observation-Disclosures Tr>t!
npolsy In AHnssort Of the Picu Of in*ait-
txF - The f'ie9in:. Ar@ursariais = <:uxc
contIlAst1 I4i3 Ro.isaY.
i@ne+3et fsF-fs ri t fs,,. f-1,ff,r,, +y-+s<.-1,
, 1866-05-12

Lc;.tAlustTc-Tak<aCc Of a Bill GivEuc
s:tTtt flights 10 the FFccdnlcu-The
metropolitan Police Istif-&:uefIIla
observation-disclosures Meeting ut
f:HatGatt1o.n.
, 1866-05-12

oxe 7tar. lease Of choice sfarnar 'snd adjo1HfaE
the Gon1s Raln! .osn q Ds!sbt 1T T43' - WM
II. EktDnURY, Collecting md General A1s1+ s1
Uxtsht. ILL.,
, 1866-05-12

Tbr issrcaxc c-nr Of Cora throughout the we7t, and
tu.s1rEFNT 1.AkGL DkNA%n for our Shelters renders
!tin:poytanE thAs, IN ogas- y aFcnre Machines WE
ACST HAVE flUk 0RDEh3 kAtt1.Y.
Mary cfour cnstntunfs havc HERETOFORE he eu co1a-
r4llcd 70 WAIT THO AND THREE MON riIS .si
, 1866-05-12
Lumber !! Lumber! I!

4. D. JOHNSON would announce ~ his old custn-
mezs, al we'll as new ones, that he has tfopeaed his
Lumber In1d tho North Branch, On EioZsbusY. at,
foot Of Ontario, two blocks north OF Indiana street
bs1dce. Have always good assortment or Lumber.
La:h and Shingles, snA Will sell low naJ other
yard In the cttF. GlTe him call.
n,tn1s3Et sA A,.I&w.nct