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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
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- wy u n q Il

HTE w 30 X ).
WAR CLERKS nlARY AT The T. C riSt PE
KKiRE FnI1R YEARS OF THE EXISTENCE OF
TiHE coNFEpERATE GOVERNMENT RsNIal,, B By mo h,
H. Jones, Clerk IN the war p'Psl,'sn y" u "'
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. Embracing Electro
Physiology and Elss,risiy a. .aesapen n."i
in tho treatment Of nervous diseases. BY A. Z.
CARAT. nj. u. SO. ~ ~, r,,pp.
PERlERAS MATERlA MED!cA hNp hhhA
pEIiTICS Abridged London ls06. ;. %
LIFE OF re EMANuEf swEDENBoRGs, ToGETHEbEIR
WITH BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF HIS WIKI
Al Ni Essay on IMPROVEMENT OF TIME. By
John Foster, author Of Decision OF 'ha'"''
r.Gr r' pEsTSR ALTON a: OR. TIE HOPE OF TIE
EARLY CHURCH REALIZED. by Kew IL =
Riley. N.?5. ANONYMOUSLY sp,RuAM.
booksellers and Stationers,
Governor street
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
of the Richmond ptsPa's"'

Correspondence of the Rtchm'h"
,,ryxs-AENBKRs OF CON
APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICE
- rnrrn.>s-rHH ECLoGlss on THE LArh
,r--IrpaH rNpERwoops DECISION
.porr a.BEAs CORPUS.
N0o' wAsHlNaroS, April L..
~. tho past two or three days there mas
-, a most decided lull in matters OF poh'i'
%, nature. Congress has transacted no Dusi
nass of general interest, nor Is II prooaoie 'ha'
there will be anything important uh'i next
,,,aep Several members have left the city ana
coma home, probably with the impression that
their duty to party will require their presence
in Washington until late date, and trip
home would vary the monotony they nave
aaonted The next matter which will come
up, and carry with it universal interest VII,
he the Tax bill. II is q subject upon which III
are interested and the modification OF, anu
changes from the present law are anNi""s's
looked for.
S;noo tho prasident issued his proclamation
,;ron,;ng Rnreau officers and others TO bes'oW
vacancies in their departments upon men WIN
,.a h.on in the service during the war, 'her'
have been applications for position LII any
ouantity but the main barrier TO their ap'
,,ointment is that the offices desired are gene
rally all filed bv citizen clerks who were not
participants in the war. 1t is not expected
that removals will be made TO accommodate
the numerous veterans who are AMBITIOUS loi
office.
The proceedings of the Senate to-day III
euloeiziug the late Senator Foot were very
interesting The brief and touching TRIBUTE
of Mr.. McDougall was particularly So
It remains TO be seen whether the OPINION OF
Judge Underwood, that the Peace froclama-
ton does not restore the writ OF h0be0s corpus,
is beyond refutation or not and it not I'M
probable that other questions will arise when
will effectually decide by high authority that
such restoration is consequent to its promui-
CATION The opinion that the war is not prac-
tically ended is regarded rs plainly incorrect.
TIMpS.
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RAILROADS.


r.. ysy EIEzssssz;Il
- III 80 ;iasss -.
DICHMOND AND DAN VII LIE
Ii AND PIEDMONT RA1LROAD.--MAIL AMI
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily, Sun
DAYS excepted ut 40 A. NJ. Arrives at Danville al
45OP NJ Arrives at Greensboro at 800 +. NJ
Leaves Greensboro daily, Sundays excepted, al
10 30 L. VI.
Leaves Danville daily at 5.45 A. NJ. Arrives al
Richmond at Is p. NJ.
Southside railroad for FARMVILLE, LYNCH
BURG, BRIsT KNOXVILLE, DALTON
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &c; at GREENS
ROAD for SALISBURY, CHARLOTTE, MORGAN
TOWN, LINCOLNTON. &c, &c, y. c.; CHESTER
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
NH 2o-ts Superintendent.
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rVHE CHEAPEST GROCEkSlpE.SSy
i RICHMOND can be had At No :n,n rH where =
STREET !thrss sTSis RON MSSLAssEs, WlNEsS d
aUoRs, SALT COTTON CLOTHS , and S ss.eTiptC
and COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ever .sn be ksas
which we will sell cheaper than they can v
thu city. - cryrRAI, CONF
Forwarding OF any article farmers OF III eounr.
NAV desire, and solicit consignmsnts q wIhsss o.,
produce, such as Tobacco, Hay Corn' WV
8ys are are selling SUGAR At yIvIvxs cEsn IN vS
Al ONE DOLLAR, LIQUORS aud oahef A'''' :.
pG Ws are now Offering PRIME couSTs sHl saTf
al rwgsrY,YlyE GsSrs pEMmrr rpS AZ unpi sdss
We also have on hand large ,aggiiss Re-, ,
CORN, oats, NEAL, BUCKWas1Tt aaS0kSS,
Wholesale and retail. pEERS = I'm strss.
Am now with the above Arm, ana ma ~. me, ~
fully solict my old friends g csh a ns ss
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Address DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY ol
MOUNT DE CHANTAL. near Wheeling, Va.
Extract of letter from Bishop Whelan.l
WHEELING January 5, 1868

WHEELING, January S, 1868.
The very remarkable and highly cultivated
talent which presided over the Musical Department
Of the Sisters in Wheeling unrivalled, probably,
trv led me as 4 duty To the public, to encourage
the erection of buildings Of such extent, and so
located as 10 present to parents every possible IN
school The Sisters now occupy their new build
ings at Mount de Chantal, and will, In April, De
prepared for the accommodation oi Two huhatea
Enforcement now suggests the strong and decided
Recommendation which ! hereby address 70 me
will be extensively circulated by the friends OF
education and the lovers OF music, especially In the
West and South. have alluded only To me mn mn
cal department as beyond competition. In other
respects, i regard the school AS inferior to none
'0'P'N' X. V. WHELAN,
"a aa2m Bishop Of Wheeling.
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r \ w b O o * )
GRATTAN's REPORTS tcomple,i,sl p 10 V35, rols
phTToN. JR, and HEATH REfoRie' 'o'''
rrnRiNSoN'S PRACTICE. 1 vols.
noMAXS DIGEST. 3vols.
WaTTHEWS'S DIG EST. , vols.
CRIIISES DIGEST. vols. ,.,, $50,
MsTTHEws' CRIMINAL DIGEST. vol.
SANDS STATES FORMS; vol $50,
BART0N'S SUIT IN EQUITY. vol
MAYO'S GUIDE. vol
SANps.s SUIT ~ E9u IlISts y ' Ho,.
IEaniVG CASES IN EQUITY. vols.
SMITHS LEADING CASES. ; vols; ,;,,r,w
CT T,,a,b,r With good assortment of Leading LA"
pnonSES A. H. CHRISTIAN CO.,
NJ % Is opposite Spotswo"d Hotel
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

RoBINso FAIRBA NKS
have on hand, and are daily receiving,
PAPERS:
Wrapping> Mailing, News, Book, Writing, Re
cord. Legal. Sermon Engro.~ng Copying, Ira
cling. Drawing, Oiled, Tissue, Gold, Silver Color
ed. Bristol Boards Fancy, Card, &c, &c.
BLANK BOOKS:
.cdgrr~, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Re-
CENT Books Bank Books, Drafts, Checks, Copy
Books &c, &c.
Iutc, Hemp, Cotton, Seine, &c, &c.
Printing. Writing, Copying, Red, Blue, &c, &c.
Writing Books, States, Waters. Sealing Wax,
Mucilagc, Cmyons, Inkstands, Copying Presses,
Letter Books, Portfolios, Brushes. Pens, Pencils,
EraScr<, Rules, Memorandum Books, Time Books,
Wallets, and everything in the Stationery line.
Chess Boards, Chcs, Men, Backgammon Boards,
Cards, Envelopes, Rubber Goods, and variety Of
small wares.
Bankers, Merchants, Lawyers, Cicrgy1nen, Pub
fishers, Teachers, Printers, Public Officers, and
others, will find everything wanted in quantity,
quality. and price.
Paper of any size, kind, quality, and quantity
we can furnish to order or have made At short no
tlce.
PAPER BAG>-a large stock.
Being Agents Of Paper Mills, Envelope, Paper
Bag, Ink, and Blank Book Makers, and buying
from first hands we can compete with the jobbera
north or south.
CASH PAID FOR
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS,
HEMP AND MANILA SToCK
OLD NEWSPAPERS,
PAMPHLETS,
BOOKS,
and all kinds Of
PAPER STOCK.
Nix. :. NJ. DRINKER,
so well known in connection with the Stationery
business in the city of Richmond, i with rs, and
will bc pleased to see his friends.
E.T. ROBINSON, 5. FAIRBANKS,
Of Richmond. of Florida.
Zap 9-tsl
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.
OO1 BROAD STREET is THE NUM-
ZC/ Der OF THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE.
GREAT DECLINE In DRY GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN BEFUKE THE WAN
Calicoes at IL; cents.
Bleached Muslin at Is, 20, aud - cents.
Brown Muslin at i, 20, and - cents.
Delaines at 30 and 81 cents.
Shepherd Plaid, 25 cents worth so cents
Linen Diapers - so apiece cost 500.
co pieces Colored and Black Alpaca, 315 to ~ cents
Linen Duck from 30 cents upwards.
Atwood Cassimeres al 10 cents and 81 worth
81 50.
All-wool Flannel at S13 cents. .
Beautiful Table Linen, 30 cents cheap Tor -.
$50 Black and White Balmorals only So"
100 pieces Crash at 10 cents.
Towels at y cents, from auction.
Pink Chambrdy. % cents.
And a great many more bargains can be had by
calling at loAAG "a SLLo,,
NJ Toavoid the crowd, call early.
NH o1-eod3w ISAAC SICELS.
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s1pIoags call on us at our Insurance Rooms over
William and Charles Eukcr, No. 200 MAIN Stfre,
anoIw THoS. NJ. ALFRIEND son.
TONE EN- L r p r | 5 f
TRIUMPHANTttl
INSURANCE
PROVIDED by OUR OWN RESOURCES.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND,
has recuperated its strength, and occupies its place
on the rolls of solvent and reliable
Insurance Companies.
FOR THIRTY -FOUR YEARS 1T HAS STOOD THE
RAyAGEs OF FIRE AND WAVE
and its history proves its capabilities. More than
ambition of dollars have been paid in losses
and we will meet them bravely
whep they come again.
ENTERPRISE AND DIFFERENTIATION HAVE
NET THEIR REWARD.
Its declaration of ability to pay its liabilities past
CLAIMS THAT ACCRUED IN 1861, BUT ONLY
PRESENTED SINCE THE CLOSE OF
THE WAR, HAVE BEEN
LQUIDATED
IN FULL.
READY MONEY HAS BEEN ACCUMULATED
to meet losses that may hereafter arise lis present
revenue is guarantee of stability.
lis Stockholders have made
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ITS CAPITAL STOCK
that have been prudcntly invested.
Ii assets are in
CURRENCY,
COIN,
REAL ESTATE,
BILLS RECEIVABLE,
BONDS AND MORTGAGES on REAL ESTATE,
CORPORATION BONDS,
and other securities, to the amount of
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FlEE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
MANY THANKS TO THOSE CITIZENS WHO
WITH TRUE PUBLIC SPIRIT, HAVE Eos
TERED THIS HOME INSTITUTION.
We expect all our old patrons to aid III iur'heI
building up a branch of business that will be
ADVANTAGEOUS To THE GENERAL PUBLIC
THE SECURITY OF ITS POLICY HOLDERS Is
CONSIDERED OF PARAMOUNT
IMPORTANCE.
EQUITABLE DEALING SHALL CHARACTERIZE
ITS TRANSACTIONS.
Now, near the
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT REYrL>IoN
in our monetary affairs, we invite our
D''' " MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS
and all others, to
SAVE THEIR MONEY FOR THE USE OF oUF
OWN COMMUNITY By INSURING
AT HOME.
All should feel the Importance Of doing 50
RATES WILL BE As Low As IN OTHER Cool
COMPANIES.
! To delay to insure Is 10 Jc'I"l"'|~ '0"' '
earned means
| WE ONLY ASK FAIR SHARE OF BUSINESS
II OUR LINE.
| A CALL Is SOLICITED, AND WE WILL TRY II
GIVE SATISFACTION.
/ OFFICE, No. los MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS
w. /. COWARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. NH l9-tS
| Il, SOUTHERN INSURANCE
FIREAND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED
THE ...1...
| PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
! COMPANY
| AND THE
| NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
| COMPANY
!
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
BY
STEVENS PEGRAM, Agents,
Cary street between Eleventh and Twelttn.
fe l5--ts
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAXI y
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UNsURA NCE COMPANIES.
ALBEMARLE INSURANC

Al MARLE INSU r a y c Il
COMPANY
ASSETS, $500, 900
This old and reliable HOME COMPANY having
hosn we'll represcntsd in Richmond for many
wears and ever been fair and prompt IN me se'''c
ment of losses continues to ofcrto the pubIic 'he
benefit Of It's GUARANTEE AGAINST Loss By
FIRE.
ALL LOSSES HAVE BEEN PAID UP SINCE TIE
REoPENING OF MAIL ROUTES,
The patrons of this old Southern Company are
assured that ALL PREMIUMS ARE INVESTED At
HOME, and do not so to enrich aliens an" S'r""'
gers.
PERPETUAL POLICIES
issped ON first class dwellings on usual terms
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY IN
srRED AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE.
w T. EARLY, President.
john WOOD, Jr., Secretary.
Having received the Agency of the above we'll
known Company, we continue to issue its POLL
CTEs daily for large or small amounts, and invite
further calls. MONTAGUE 4 WlIlTALL,
near Spotswood Hotel,
on,n ooI3t No. sl5 Main street.
MONTAGUE e WHITALL
WI Late of the Merchants Insurance company
of Rchmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Office, No. 23l Main street, just below the Spots
wood Hotel. ae ii-'s
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TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
d TTRER AND DEALER UNDER THE SPOTS
WOOD HOTEL RICHMOND, VA, j now IN receipt
of a full stock and assortment OF HATS OF all grades
of quality and all the shapes and styles now III use
The attention of his old customers and III" pubhc
is earnestly called to this stock OF goods. Mrr-
chants and dealers are assured IN ohou>c IA Tue
prices nor better selection. He l. conhdent that
an examination j. all that ia necessary To insure
salos NH ~
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The following regular trains VIII De run on
this road on and after MONDAY, February 10:
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on sundays, be,
tween Richmond and Stanton, leaving Richmond
at 7. 45 A. VI. and stanton at 8 A. NJ.
NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between Riehmond and
GordonsvilIe. seven times week, leaving Rich
mond at Is p. NJ and GOrdonsvile at Il 80 A. NJ +.
This train makes close connections with trains on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and avoids
the delays at Gordonsvlle on the former night
schedule. BY this train passengers Tor the South
west will not he delayed in Lynchburg.
RI-WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Staun-
ton at IA. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
THE MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connect nm,
RAILROAD. The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at Staunton, Lexington,
The train west of Stanton connects with STAGE
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the y" hlte
'u,pIFR EiGHT THAN between Richmond and
Staunton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg and Alex
andria. o
FREIGHT will be sent to any poin on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change of cars.
Goods Purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct To any station on this road where the com
pany has an agent by consigning them to STE
PUEN HUNTER General Freight Agent, Rich
mond. The charge for the transit through klch,
mond including wharfage, drayage, storage ana
commissions will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds and on heavy articles VIII De
much less. Freights will be collected at destina-
Through tickets can he purchased at this office to
Tynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Dalton. .,
Fare to Lvnchburg reduced to 50.
Tickets 10 Lexington, Va, At I'll. -
Freight office At Richmond closed az - NJ
H. D. WllITCOMB,
do Its General superintendent.
, 1866-01-08

ass and ahs ths ssms tstir ~, might enrich
cTen aggsrandire one st the cost Of
aA the rest: Before the war is many months
oTer, the President boasta that the revenue
already paid BY the loyal Slater exceeds BY
whole Union. But let anybody glance over
the Immense and very irregular area co vercd
by the States, and say whether It will erer be
easy to devise fiscal system which shall prss
equally upon ali, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, from the St. Lawrence to the Rio
ennment looks with ne!ghborly pity Oh the
internal troubles of Mexico, hut It invite, alI
nations to take refuge In ita charmed circle,
and Mexico, We preaume, IL an exp ,ctcd
guest. But what system Of taxation, or
even Of government, Will sesve equally for
New England and the ancient empiIe, partly
Spanish, partly Indian, under tropical auu !
The further tile Union pushes from its centre
the more will II encounter that vast variety
Of conditions which tax the utmost skill or
statecra1 and defy constttution-mougers
When the material Is Widcly different, aud the
circumstances are st1l more 50, tho arrange
ment ean never BE- eYnunetneal, the Unlon
perfect, or the working quito SMOOTH Nor
can anything be done for" all time, when tho
materials are erer changing. Tho President
breaches to the States houily upou union,
disintenatcdness and mutua1 forgiveness.
1Aey atc 70 acAno~aeaee only o1t 6oTeic1yns
and that Is the Consultation OF the whole
Union. They had better listen, for they must.
The condemned fe1on will never hear another
sermon, 50 he may we'll attend to this. Il is
the only plan Of life left. With all our
heart We advise the Southern States
to accommodate themselves to their
hard circumstances. But their utmost
submission will not use and asslutlate
all the races and conditions Of the New
World. or give eternal and universal efficacy
to paper constitution. We have seen Il
once o,it Of gear, and We do not ourselves sec
| in that misfortune, and its temporary cure
perfect security against another.
, 1866-01-08
Rebel Ingenuity at JomBonsa 1s1and.
From the Saudueky Regfster.]

From the Saudueky Register.]
When the rebel prisoners all officers and
many Of them high In rank, we're confined on
Johnson's Island, oppoRite tbs city, they ex-
hibited far greater amont Of insena'.y
previous to their undertaking the task Of
rearing Southern Confeder1cy. Previous to
thot event they considered It degrading and
beneath the dignity Of gentleman TO
perform manual labor Of any. kind.
Perhaps in their case necessity Was the
mother Of invention, as well as labor, but bec
thai as It may; we know they manufactured
many little articles, such as chairs, tables,
heJsteads, ETC., etc., with which to render
nrison Life comfortable. Many Of the articles
were yery fair specimens OF Southern furniture
aud mechanism, and not totally devoid Of rus
tic beauty. In the liueof chairs, they mann
, variety, bottomcd with The leather Of old
boots, cut into strings, and neatly inteTwof-
en- together. Owing to scarcity Of tools,
the wooden frames were made with only the
use Of the jack-knife and aug1r, and were
reilly stannch made chair. On the release
Of the prisoners, hundreds Of these chairs
were sold at public anction, for whatever
now scattered about the country, some pre-.
served by sympathlzing friends as relics and
MI that remain OF cause once aear TO their
hearts, but now, alas no more. Others car
~ one home, simply as they Wonld hul-
| let or a piece Of she'll from battle field,
mt that they attach any intrinsic value Of
merit to It, but simply because It Is rebel
| relic. .,..-<
| the owner on the top slat Of the hack, to-
| reiher with the number OF bis regiment and
| the State from whence be came. They were
| not marked, We suppose. because they sus-
| nerte5 the honesty Of their fellow prisoners,
| Rut simply that they might be able to tell
| their oWn. and be able TO reclaim their prop
crty should 1t stray from their quarters, Il
! sitting around, once owned BY Col: Sawyer oil
/ he I4th Mississippi, or Of Brig. Gems. john
/ snn. hiaruaduke, or other notables Of the
@ once rebel bull-pen. Fifty years hence such
/ Articles viii be looked upon as greater curl
osities than many that now grace onr public
, 1866-01-08
THE WEATHER,

avn6nv cnc, oTf ftt,e CoI3e.f 1aVs of fhe
~..N' s.s,s, - o0.- -.
E7es +..as- 4so&t tscasoh' saE
Bosron, Jan. 1.-The weather has been extremely
cold today With light SNOW squalls at sunses The
Thermometer ~ss hve degrees below zero, and du-
zero.
HAI1YAx, Jan. 7-e P. m.-Weather bitter cold
here. -.
PoRTIANn, Ne, Jan. The Weather e intense
ly cold here Thermometer len degrees below zero,
With downward tendency. ~
ttEEW YonK, Jan. 7.-toldcst day Of asason
Thermometer at nine degrees. Tonight below
zero.
ALBANY, Jan. =, 10 4. u1.-Weather clear and
cold during The Last tWentyfouf honEs. The mar
, 1866-01-08

Discovery Of Extcnslve FrRud1--a1on-
roe Doctrine Meeting-CreSvo Of a Lost
SfcameY=EeulHuN. 6rs

Discovery Of Extenalve Frauds--Hon-
roe Doctrine Meet1pg-Creyy M Of a Lost
Steamer-Feniann. Ac.
My YoRK, Jan. Ian extensive fraud upon
the INTERNAL revenue department, By the Issue Of
has iusi been brought TO light By the authorities OF
this city. The peraons mined John Fach, Charles
Mctzchlerliug, and printer named Blomeke, have
printed about Z, 800 Of the stamps and destroyed
The plate, but II was afterwards found and Its en-
gra'er has been appschcnded. Blonleke md Metz,
By Unified States CommlaaIones Osborne, and
Fuch has been admitted to bail. Il 10 supposed
thtt no less Than tSensy OF The plates hare been
and that the Haud will amount TO f191.06 Tho
counterfeit stamp IL about one.elgath OF IN Inch
wider than the genuine one aad the paper On which
A meeting Of the adhereuts 10 the Monroe doc
trtne was held in Cooper Institute lust night Lex
tes. were resd trom nnmbcr of d!.fncalshed
bryant and others. Mr. Bryant said that the COM
mlttec had determined to read the resolutions and
then adjourn until come other evening, when tho
attendance Of prominent men now detained by
business In Warrington could ba eecured. The
meeting Was adjourned subject to The cal! Of the
chs1r.
The etea1ur Zodiac 1nn. E..sttuan, brought part
Of The crew of Ehe fteamer Indian River. before ro
ported lost. All Eere aated. The crew consisted
Rlser foT The purpose er settling md putting up
fsh and HOLSTERS for Northern maskefa Sttetsl Wete
hs s e. F.H nj wss 1qs
ten. Sweeney stated that, months ago, lie adrised
and u,Eed tol. o,AahoneJ to open eorrespon.,
psnr a hc hes she rsnan
ing 1llm.eH 10 take any subordinate position under
Sheridan, provided the latter would accept the
10 b.
invitation 10 attend The Fenian Conaress not reeox
nidpg sss loyalty. and fearing in.at nd m'ssepss
tsntt.on; On ~: o0f pre,enee sas'i9p eh " ~
, 1866-01-08

Keyaew Of the Chicago Provision Market.
proy.son fade nas oeen sotten IL fot some q tIns xss
sssss st{ 5s 81 II q
ssss; i 5s 5ss5 s IN &aas9 Is st9s asf9
ths s1cx wallet 'e accumnlats and tas pens nessoe
s n 9s es ~ e. nss
Tie decline tsisblshed, feente!ed the market "a
ss5 :as : o ~
saf e B.
e1peetsd that the rtsep.s ior M next xeek Eil
h po II na se re- Ssens n Rs sy T. was
but Il i donbtfnl whether packers Will asaln,
s na e ea:3 : e. 60 &
them suffered to any sonku1Aeie eztsnt ss Tho h!xh
East nd soush nd tic docae resulted doo she s1s
rcnSen e snc nut they aro pSE rssomnenssns e. @ b.
81 eeR .f
except It low nsles and they pay not seem tatated
hsss + ;Ss
Ire. its: 1,sss; % aressed. 1sso Tesa Living ioi
Sesa Il
1ss;5he RECEIPTS Tess Mys z;S: f. srs.ssd r.
ss IT, asasey Ss
It e
TIE packing near as Nc can at!iTe 4 Il; amounts 70
hoes On hand and 4 of he house., 50 aas the
bef actually packed would probably, not exceed lt5
o0 head. The market for hogs today waa rathtr mora
gross heavy, avespgee. Dressed were easet but
cosed rather triner, With good demand ngm pack
ket tof preaaets Is ve1y duh Meas Rosk sold todsT
a Jar nsIy. sud could psnbaolJ Be had Il Se4 o. se
lesa opoa Extra prime : offered y ss Z sa g sndp5ds rd
lover prices Shoulder sel It stc and hams 81 &c.
Bu!f meats is5e nominal at laAS toF d. a. salsed @
fa]ly cared, told io-day at 15. English meats arc
altogether neglected snd the paetsss Tao havf PEI,
nc fol Cnmbc1lant nlddles aud 13ac for long m!d.
des Short Iuldtes sold 70 tnc extent Of fcT hun
Choice brands OF steau rendered oEred IT l64e
wiInont hn5 ess. 6e1e rendered would hayt sold >:
nriy but does not aell at over lie for white
l7HtSic for yellow snd 11G12 for brown Beef noni
nj 1t previous rates. TA1tow lie.
HrSKY WII3AEp Co.