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AFreAt OF a Big Counterfeit Operator al
1t. Louis.

IT.
On Saturday afternoon, Joe Woods, alias
Henry Wilson, was arrested In East St. Louis
by Capt. George sweigart, Chief Of Police Of
that city, assisted by officer Tom Hennesey.
He was spotted by Sweigart at the bridge on
Cahokia Creek, talking to his pals. He ssas
followed to near the rolling mill and seen de-
1ivering money to them. He then went to
the island, md attempted to leave on the
Ohio & Mississippi railroad, when he vas a.
rested. As he was being brought up to tho city
court room, he was seen to thro" away large
quantities Of money, which, upon e1amlaa,
ton, was found to be counterfeit compound
interest Treasury notes ct The dsaomlnatlon o1G
about 81 GOO in common greenbacks OF the
same determination. He Was taken before
Judge Kase, who ordered him to the city
ca1aboose, to be placed IN irons The
Mayor OF tho city. John B. Bowman, or
dered him to BE- bFongh: before Squire
his person over s5, 900 In good money, with
about go in counterfeit money. The e., coo
had been left with Judge kase by the officers,
and complaint made befnre him. Squire Bow
man, after getting the good money In bis pos
session, went the fellow bail late on Saturday
! night, without any examination, OF letting
! Judge Knse OF sweisa1t know anything of the
could rot have the fellow, and set to work md
watched the ca1abooseal night lopg to sec that
the bird did not leave. On Sunday morning he
| came to this city to inform the authorities.
When Wilson'S friends found the coast Was
clear, they had al order maaa out by Squire
| Le1ton, ordering Timothy Coney, c9laboose.
keeper, to release him, which was done, hui
the matter was still kept secret until late OF
Sunday night, when the Chief Of Police weni
to the prison and found the famous Counter
va ne EGd to ~ that The city Of East St
, 1866-01-11
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Excitement In East st. Louis-fhe
Counterfefser, Woods, Bafied by the
mayof-A Colored Regiment to ne
clustered Out-CountcFfeitcr Arrested
Shooting AGraJ.
Especial Ditpatch to the Chscaeo Tribnne1
There IL crest indignation in East 81. Louis OF
account Of The action Of Mayor Bowman, Who went
bail Tor the eounereitcs. Woods, who Was arrested
On SaturdAY with counterfeit money In bis posses
sion, swe,eart, Chief ol Police, watched the
party 10 prevent eeeape, but Bowman took large
amount Of money from Woods and by help from
local ins.ice Of tho peace let him 20. .Wood5
was enc Of the most noted counterfciters In the
West. An indignation meeting will be held to-
night Gu the enhject Of his escape through BOW
mnn's alleged conntvanee.
Orders have been forwarded from Washington 10
muster ont The 9Th United States eolored regiment,
and the regiment IL ordered TO rendezvous ut Lem
ion barracks for final pay snd discharge:
Officers Bishop and Miller arrested. abont
o'clock last night. Two men, giving theH names -
Kelly brother, for attempttnG to pass counte!'el
twenty dollar bills on The FirHt National Bank OF
vent into the grocery stose o1 Henry stesnme5er
i Co, corner OF Third and EutgtEs sreets, and
bought ten cents worth Of tobacco, for which be
rendered in payment one Of the counterfeit bills.
Mr. S. detecting the character Of tbe money, caled
in Tho officers who arrested not only the principal
noent waiting for his comraae. In the possession
Of he latter, the oleeIs found packaec Of $2io
natt of It cpuntcEt The prisoners were sent be-
{pre United Stales Commissioner Alexander, To-
Ths Is1iag TO- Eaprsss leazns. rom seatlezuaz
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VOL. XIX.

q, nat. !, !. ,,,,-,. r5,,.. .,,, they rnnat
2 Ill p1& 1E "aesn 'ps, nd eAs' district
Ehes-,n ah4 ,d1,s .hsE ~ h.:n s1e w. eaamltted' i
rn,y thst -n.n 1 n..sa ~ - it,r, ma ability
c-t.4 ~, - tt. " tss,nsnGc,.rnfhJef
~ ~ .ate, i1e a;n. ae ~ .a11rSsd =. r11n
ss-t,S,a3. 9 aSa .,,a snou!n " sanis Thn
.,.a p441,t p4t Mna - r. Ia. 800 thc
pn1tscq ~ esta a1a na1e T asn3 s,stcs rhts
Js'ctr;n - ~ cs-rse5 mi IL liz
inoira1 c,1ss4,,s1rsa nIId 1,,ta III ,yhn had
~ rs1rnre4es g;tt "o1u 1ne ref, a,1iss il.
b;e 10 tpia in nny s Sis,e ar distrtct into which
~ ,,;t,ot..t osT IL, heir1" ,,etsn,ded n
the ~ ,bs, o,rtnn mi 1rroriin1 the
mn ,rn1;n1a ' ~ - dnuTf, cnnsttinJnn5liIy
i,sye hon"ht =, ~ II n1er ~ 10 sdise Won 10 cause
c1fninai ~ cecd'n"e ~ II; insiitne3 nTsinst cer
ri, DIVE M INV ther .nsn,rents in States or Dis
tsicts IN uhich tbay wrt nnt acnallr nrCsent dny.
inc ihe n1r.sce,,1,9In of hoetj6iica. 6omc promi
ne1t rcbeie werr neTsonaIy nrcrnt at thc Invasion
~ NsTisna "a Penn. xirsna hnt ali ~ ne,r1y III
nf m len 4re rrcrired m;j,tarv paroles upon
fHc En,,cn6cr nf thc Yehrl ar1nfss.
Wt,,e 1si1t Ih.t ihose nnrt{cs have
m r1itf,nsts nrntectlou ffm prosecution Tor blrh
trrssnn 4 hare thnnrht thst II Would H. 4 yiois
ban ~ ihe na,n.ss to nrsccutc those persons IL.
c1u,cs hctore i'd political po#er OF tbe Govern.
mrnt bss ,srcrI,in,cd thsf thc rche1lion hsa hern
supnsfcd. @ s It ioiiows RON whaI have ss,d ,bst
~ - az .,-i., ~, ti.4 1o,,- f1,-Is .,d .,,b,-,
, 1866-01-11
FROM FRANKFORT.

Proceedings of the Kentucky Lcgtsaa.
turc-Prospccts Of the Labor ConEen.
tIou Unfavorable-Dccfsl of ahc At
toruey General
Especial Despatch to The Chlcago Tdbune.]
FRANKFORT. KY, Jan 10
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, and vas
called to order BY Lieutenant Governor Jacobs. The
roll being Called only fifteen Senators answered to
their names. No quorum being present, the Sen
ate adjourned Until tomorrow.
The Hoare met, and The roll being called, sixty
members answered 10 their names.
]. D, Shut, The new member from Kenton county,
appeared, and vas qualified and took his .eat.
Several sets Of resolutions In regard to Federal
Affair." were offered ordered printed, and referred to
Committee On Federal Relaf,ons.
". T. Allen offered Joint resolution providing
for the appointment Of 3olat committee 10 fake
Into confederation the condition Of The freedmen In
Kentucky, and to report laws to define their rights
and control them in the exercise Of those rights ns
freedmen; but the noute refused to dispense with
the rule requsrin. joint resolutions to be oue day
On the table. This may be taken ~ an Indication
Of The conrfe tho majority intend 70 pnrsne. They
DOM and Fec I'LL the industrial interests Of the
State ruined. .
Leave was tiyen to bring IN bills to amend the
charter 0! the Institute fnr the Feeble Minded, and
to legaii.e she marriage Of negroes.
Adjourned.
7he present Indications are ather unfayorable fo1
the Agricultural Convention or Labor Consenhor
which meets Tomorrow
The Attorney General haa decided that the mem
bes OF the Legislature cannot daw pay Tor the inns
that The retese listed, which eaycs tue State abou
ffeeu thousand dollars. .
, 1866-01-11
THE BUREAU OF MILITARY
JUSTICE.

Judge Holt on II g Abuses OF Freedmen.
WAsHNa1ox, Jan. 10.-Among the papera Pre-.
sented TO the senate to-day from the Bureau ol
Miltafy Justce nre tho.e detailing the proceedings
In tbs case Or Edward ". Andrews, ot Change
burg, :. G, now serrtng out q seatsnee 9!';1s :
negro changed with stealing ii:
horse. Judge Holt, to whom the petition Of tWo
hundred citizens Of South Carolina for his pardon
their yeFJ numbers furnished additional grounds
for the enforcement Of this inadequate sentence;
1t shows the feeling Of hatred to the black face,
bondage to be 10 deeply eeaed and widely spread
that the Government Is iupetattrefy called on IL
earrE out with the utmoet resolution and eternness
Of purpose, nndetcrred by pretended signs Of peni
tence, every measure having for ts object the pro
tection Of ibis helpless people which the over
th1oW Of reasonable war against hnman Freedom
has placed under lts almost exclusive guardianship
In The case Of c. G. Rise and John l. Brown, 9
Georgis, imprteoned for the murder Of fteed
woman, the Judge Advocate General opposes
simiiar appeal Tor executive elemenCy.
, 1866-01-11

. EKw YORK. jan. lG.-Ihe time for the reception
Of applications for space atthe Paris Universal Ex-
pogifon has been extended from the 1st Of january
Id the lat Of March next. Our producerf, mcehan-
send in their applications for space to the agent In
-;ew York before tho closing Of the boUAs. Too
much attrn,ion cannot be gwen 10 the importance
country properly represeuied st the Exposltion.
n,mnS-ls eooataiping iii Information; q we'll q
orms Il application, -ay he sblae1 y wi,ning
to J. G. Derby, Agent for IT, fssnen 1Ap''"''i''
No, Spruce street, N. 7.
, 1866-01-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

Gen. Scott Assigned to OutT-A South.
ern Excurston-EcEro Suffrage in the
Dihtrtcs-Ex-Offlccrs TO be Promoted
Gen. Merritt 10 be Court-Martia1ed-
i Revenue Trip-Jud@e Kelly ON
Ssate eJurfsdicsion-Govern Ex-
penxc%.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaco THbune.]
TAsuIS11oS, jan, TO-
Drevet Maj. Gen. Scott, Of Ohio, has been assign.
ed to dufy az Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen
Tor the State of South Carolina
Tie War; and Means Committee bad before them
to-day the question oge1tending the time for bond
ed goods in warehouse. No conclusion was arrived
at, however.
The Orange i Alexandra Railroad authorities
baye extended an Invitation to the House Commit
tee On Frecdmu%s Afatts to make tip orer their
F1fly Unlonett In The Housc say that the discus
tions since the recese have greatly etrrngthened
Mr. Wilson, Of lows, brought up the bill for ne
so outrage n The nIra ,9dsy 1na msde aes a.
attention seeaeld's tpesch gu ths same soh'eet
was noticeable for the casneetnese nth which ne
vent the whole .sdi7l length On the ane.stie%S % Of
and Fillmore in connection s1th what had bean said
Of the Prefiden.'s policy. Judge Kelly quoted the
to show th. a+ ,sa n n 1
daa 1hefstore, e va. in isvoT q i hels:
md {hen z1sa nsaea .n;ha1tt,t9ssv w. On III t.
afa ,aa,+ ber.nte n. r1r.,isnt himself lid told
So T. tas sep,s nerg og's Mss sSl Sgs
So h9n u 'easn S fq 6sae "ns a. SSe Been
as p sna.or Fetaendcns coae were etpsc
iay SID e no;a ass b. "a. III
;f en1 nse. s.asso o the ~ foe}}o~ns enor Of
ha.s been Pat down :. tss Msf
g4ce sox psouopcn ~ 49, t,.S,'. tsst Thonss q
19hn MeSel 10 pc Ae}os n M,s."a1 IN he Rcadier
fkicnG9, Governor q hassoasl. 9 !" dint.nf 13en,
oencil; Col samuel = s!tnpse.on, ,oneqsi. cani
cIa! q MISSOURI 70 oS es ,h,.e 1stter otceTs
W. Il. u ~ 5seH H., e 1.so1I III intantTx e0
Inc "A Ufpa',to!. = ~ sa.S: na...+as @ ~ Srnnt
enness asa Z. deased Il Te1s, 70 1eb audi
enEe. tn, .or,n a.<s m
seEss 9. tos .TSsn%e Tth n ~, Conissiene
, 1866-01-11
FROM NASHVILLE.

Dedication Of Frccd1ncn's School
Got. -Brownlo<v'a Remarks.
NAsttv11rz, Jan 1o-Ihe Fisk Frecdmco'a
tchooS was dedicated yesterday. Speeches were
made By Gen. Flsk. Gov. Btownlow and others:
II l. iienteu to be Esee high echooI for colorcd
children, with Accommodations for one thonsand
to 1deen hundred pnpi:. Gov. Drownlow ad-
ylfed itke teachers Of colosed schools to be e1-
ceedpgly prude Mt and cautious, and stated that II
Gs T11mas were 10 take bis troops and leave here,
the PREDOMINANT party here would not allow them
10 occupy the school week. and thai the LeSdsl1-
ture dver which be was pl4ced WouId be broken up
by mob in 1btty,ei.ht bhnrs. The GoyeFnDr does
not believe In reconstruction and says he Is In for
the ttht during The war,
, 1866-01-11
Fires

NV HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 10.-A IRE broke out
here this morning IN Wenhall's extensive carriage
and ear hetory. Three buildings we're burned sEd
the engines: The car shop was cared b. snow
ballinG II. The total loss Is about $io,0n. In
EIxlRA, y. T., Jan 1o-A hre hroke out this
morning In the clio hing sto.c Of ], l. Anderson,
Carroll street, aud destroyed all the the buildings,
from Patfetsons market on Carroll street TO Hitch
all Of wood. and Of but little valne. The loss Is
PRINCIPALLY on stocks Of Eoods and the Btoppsge OF
ihe business OF the u:ezchants occupying the
buildings.
Osukosu, Wis.,, JaH 10-About 8 O'Clock LAST
night, 6rc Mas discovered In the Wisconsin Honse
bar, and before thing conld be done to save IT.
sneuuors eacsss were made to Bavo the house. bo'
, 1866-01-11

New YonK, Jan. 10.-The f0A say4 the loan
market contlucF easy md accommodation Is easily
obta1nel at 6per cent on demand where the sccurt-
ties asc good. The accumulation Of copta1is large
! ard has becn tysciled by the recent payments OF
dividends. There IL also no lack Of currency, for
the Golfers Of The banks asc gorGcd With national
bank notes.
The tsoek market has tomewhat recovered from
the kesere Depression Of ye8tertiay.
, 1866-01-11

! AtBAST, Jan. 10.-A meeting Of citizens Dom
nEercnt parts Of the sate was held here to-day, iof
the purpose Of discussing the feasibility Of con-
etIuctfnG railroad from, Oswego 10 Jcttey City.
"A plan tas finally adopted to construct IN fndepcnd-
cnt or trunk railroad between the two points. The
di.tsnce in this Slate NH be r. miles, and t2e
pany ia to be known al thc 0swcso 4 New York
Midland ifnilerad.
, 1866-01-11
FROM NEW YORK.

Melancholy peuth of an fnval1d-Coni.
plimentnry D1Ilncr-Tlae Chess Tour
uamcnt-Sa1e Of Cannon.
NEw YonE, Jan. 10.-Last Fridayn ieht, The rlfe
Of John kassmaul. Of Caldwell, y. J.. arose from
her bed, where she had been confined some time BY
Illness, climbed to the summit Of mountain, from
which she walked Of. She Was discovered at Its
loot, IN her night clothes, frozen to death,
The alumni Of Dartmouth College. residing u
10 Ara d. Smith, DID,, at the Ftnh Avenue Hotel.
The Chcrs Tournament continued yesterday u
fhe rooms Of the New York Chess Club. and, as on
the opening day, large gathering Of experts were
present. Two matches were played yesterday by
Graves snd Mnrtinexe, Of the second class; each
gentleman winning = game, Gail Dc Ttobtana
Nas beaten by Mr. Dill.
largo sale Of old nssy cannon will takc PLACE at
the Navy Yard to-day, and will be continued 10
InoI1o~.
, 1866-01-11

CISCIxHAT1, ian. lo.-1he steamer Pine Groya,
ftom Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, v1th 800 tnns Of
frrrht. struck sna. at Buttnston Iaand on sun
esy md Immediately sunk. The boa! syil1 probably
3te boat was valued At $Jl .00o and injured for
"
, 1866-01-11

MADISON, Wis., Jan. 10.-Both Houses Of tkse
Legislature met at noon. Il. D. Barron, of Polk
y Young. Of Sank county, Chfci Clerk, and L. r.
Hammond, Of Rock comfy. Sergeant at-AIms,
FEank Ii. Stewart, OF Sauk county, Vas electet!
ChfeF Clerk Of the Seunte; Nelson Williams, Of
Dane county, Sergcantat.A1ms.
/ The Governors Message, which IL a1engthy docu-
ment. vii probably be delivered to joint couyen-
, 1866-01-11

no, 13 South Water street.
CHICAGO, ut January. 1856.
t,..J Ia as.petAtlon with str ).
y oSSfT'AfEE ~ tic Tatc oru ot DAfEfs. CLARKE
: co. Of New Ypfk CITY. He H"4 ebaAAoaa Ana oass-
re9s Or Wholesale usctefs a"o :.
General Commission Merchants,
,,t.r tne nruo mana of ]. Y. l. r. CLARKE 4 CO.
asn nat WILLIAM ELAREE 4 CO.
, 1866-01-11

: SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. l0.-Ilon- Peter Conc, for
many gears S,ate Senator and . prominent c1ti-
zcn Of Bullock county, died at hs honee On the Glib
Instant
S1w YoRK, Jan. 10-Prof. James J, Mapes, The
distinguished asscnlrri*t died nj haa Residence in
Newark, y. j., aged sixty ye1rs.
, 1866-01-11

at Tape Cod. The brig Emma, OF Gloucester. Capt.
Trask, from Sustnan. for Boston, with . earco q
uolatsee, eruck on the beach at Eaat Sandwich.
md went 10 pieces Fire OF tho crew Eoze 10 death
Capt. Ink and Two men Wesr saSed, but badly
I'm
, 1866-01-11

NEW Tonx, Jan. 10.-Thc Florida 7h7ass Of the
2f:h ult. taye: Ii IL currently reported that the
military authorities at Lake City have discovered
feayJ cotton fraRdp. seriously duplicating parson
~ pe4Auns high in authority, bus That action ls
Withheld on account Of their position.
, 1866-01-11

CHURCH D1Ff1cuLTf.-Ihe Parke7snu:s
lv pmeer P1nseefSS ~ Ssson so fss9: Kssanaush ~ D. D.
s.. ofthe W. E. Church, South, ana Rev. q.
v. Gsley, Of The Kentucky conls!ense, y vhSn, ON
the Bishop sppcinted to take charge o. 1ne
II, E. Church, South. at the .ParAezsnWs
station. These diyines held religious servacss
On Saturday and Sunday, with the intention aa9
Of continuing them through thu week, ous
some Of tho = Indignantly loyar' members o.
the congregation torcfhly closed tae doo9 ~ o,
minister. In this state Of affairs, one Of tho
original trustees, On behalf Of himself erd
the peacher and portion Of the coagre2a-
ton, applied to Judge LOOMS tor % in}nnc.
tion against the tWo trustees who had thus
forcibly closed the churce against the Bishop,
bnt the Judge refused to allow the appnca'
tiou. and the church remained closed
, 1866-01-11

parlp. Attempt to, o,&:arrote-A New Style
fgensus-Takfngs
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibunc.1

CINCINNATI, jan- 10.
A most dat1ng attempt at gazrotins was pe.pe-
tated at dusk this evening, within squarc Of the
post ofice, in front Of the Fifth street
Two men took hold OF one Of our we'll known
butchers. Mr, Bese.ford, and attempted to choke
him, while another blood ready to riae his pockets.
The mnscle Of the butcher was ~too much for Them
and be knocked tHo Of them down md escaped.
Last night, On Post Office square, a p1au, IN COM
pany With two ladies, vas ehoked and raaed ot his
watch. ..
The Louisville DtnocrH clsfms that Loutarille
hes population Of ono hundred aud Ifty thousand,
per annrn, boast1ne that It will soon eclipse c1n-
c1unati, st. Louis and Chicaeo. 1t arrives at this
comforting conclusion b andins that tAeze gre
these b, seven, which # assume: to be the number
OF persons to each head Of fual'y. Such woy
Of iaking the census would make Cincinnati, st.
Louis and chicsgu eclipse the metropolis.
, 1866-01-11
"NInrik TvaIRs'-The Ftoneerss Hall.
[San Francleco Correspondence OF the Nevada

EntcTpnscJ
It WIS estlmnted that four hundred persons
were present at the ball. The grntlemen wore
and The ladies were dressed the best they
knew how. n. B. Most Of these Indies we're
pretty, and some Of them absolutely beauti-
ful. -Four ont Of every five ladies' present
we're pretty. The ratio Of the Colfax party
(of which our distinguished fellow-citizen,
Lieut.. Gov. Bross, was mem0eE) was two
out OF every i've. I always Keep run of these
| thines- While upon this department Of the
| subject, I may rs well tarIy moment and
| furnish you with descriptions Of some Of the
most noticeable costumes.
Mrs. ". II. was attiEed In IN elegant pate
greatiy admi1ei.
Miss s. had her hair done up. She was the
| centre of attraction for the gentlemen, md
the envy Of all ladies.
Miss G. ". was tastefuIly dressed in toxs
| ensemble, aud WIS greeted with dcafcning ap-
plause wherever she went.
Mrs. c. n. was supcEbly nrrayea In white
| kid gloves Her modest and engaging man
| ner accorded well with the unpretending sim
1 pllcity OF her costume, and caused her to be
regarded with absorbing interest By every
one.
| The charming Miss N. II. B. appeared In q
thrilling waterfall, whose exceeding grace
and volume compelled the homage Of pio-
neers and eualsrants alike. Ho" beautiful
| she WasI
The auecn1y Mrs. L. B, WAS attractivc1y at.
tired Id her new and beautifully false teeth, =,
and the bon jour effect they naturally pro.
duced was heightened BY her enchanting md
we'll sustained s1nile. The manner Of this
lady is chazzningly pensiEe and melancholy,
and her troops oil admirers desired no greater
happiness than to get on the scent Of her sozo'
dont-sweetened signs, and track her through
her kinuous course among the gny ind rest
less multitude.
Miss 4. r, with that repuguance to osten
tation in dress, which is 50 peculiar to her;
was attlrel In a simple white lace collar, fast
ened With neat pearl button solitaire. The
fine contrast between the sparkling viyaclty .o'
her natural optic and the steadfast attentive
ness OF her placid glass eye vas the subject oi
general and enthusiastic remark.
The radiant and sylph-l like Mrs. T., late o.
your State, wore hoopa. She showed to good
advantage, and created sensation wherever
she appeared.
enamel}ed, aud the easy ggace with which abe
blew 1t from time to time marked her os I
cultivated and accomplished woman Of tht
world; Its e14uisitety modulated tone excited
the admiration Of oil who had the happiness
to hear 1t, etc, etc.
, 1866-01-11
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1866.

in vain Though the flFe wn4 held In cheek and pre-
rented from spreading beyond The limits Of the
S bfrs s
focated and badly sco1ched- Tie hou.e, large
shsee-sfazy hotel. was owned BY YIN. Snhl. and
valued 1t 5000. 1t WIS insured for <7O0J On the
house dnd furniture. The talet was p31taLlY sayed
, 1866-01-11

L contract has been AGREED upon between
the Atlantic L Great Western and Phtlsdetphta 1
Reading companies 10 construct continuous nas~
NOW epasa kne oSer the road ct The former Rom
Philadelphia to the West. As supplementary 10
Ibis line nsr.ow guago road will be bulk connect
Ing the Atlantie i Gtcas Wcacsn With the CstaSaa-
- the line being continued to Philadelphia BY the
Eeadiu-
, 1866-01-11

Union CnucnSeH OF tho 1d0use-DDfGct
10 Secure Uniformity Of Action-.A
War Department Order Counter.
rnanded-AET1culturn Tour.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.
A caucus Of The Union members Of the nouke
YES held thIs evening at the Capitol. The ps1ncl-
pal matter discussed vas Judge hGllay,a District
Of Columbia negro suffrage bill, which IS now be-
fore the House, on the question whether ii would
be policy 10 press the bill to vote and pass it. The
motion was lost. L. committee was appointed 10
report new bi]l revising the election laws in the
District Of Columbia, prescribing certain qnalidea
tons for all vutc1s In the District 4 committee
OF n1c WIS also appointed to report the result o!
q meeting 10 be held on Tuesday next The pro-
liabilities are TINT they may bare something TO
submit ftom tho Hec0nss1uctton Committee. Three
members were added to The Judiciary Committee,
md Hale, ii n. I. The object ol the caucus, which
was called ut the tustanfe OF Thad. StcvGDs and
eeyc1 other rnembeza, Was to sccrro harmony and
unity Of fttton among Union membefs On the vital
qucettons now beIose thu. Hou1e.
The order oIthe Waf Department counter4acd-
ing the muster ont Of troops in Virginia. referred
10 in these dispatches yesterday. was again coun-
te1nranded by order Of The President, so that alt
white hoopa now On duty In that State will be In
nediately mustered out 1t IL known thst General
Terry earnestly represented the continued necessity
for the presence Of ali the troops now On duty in
VrEtnh-
4 commission eonposed ut several OF tic most
eminent sg1icultuststs OF the country wtl leave
here tomorrow On tour through the Sontheln
States, for the purpose Of examining and reporting
on the agricultural condition Of the South. o. IL
chairman Of ihc conmiesfon, which ~aE appointed
with The Presfdents approval
, 1866-01-11

RICHMOND, Va. Jan 1O.-The Legislature elected
Stats 1rcasures and Auditor to-day. John ).
Calvert, who was Treasurer before and during. tho
war. uh..c3ected by large mljortty over Francis
BY Gov. Fierpolnt. Wm. F. Taylor was reelected
, 1866-01-11

Louis has 10 honest IN officer Is Captain
sweawart, whom Wood, alias Wils"n, stte.ops1I T.
moneY hc might ask but We arr sony to see
~ Maycr. Justice Of the Peace and City
Nsrshai guilty Of such fsprehenslhlo conduct.
AZ indignation meeting Ct the citizens Is to
I>a hatd fo.ufpht~
, 1866-01-11
Nem abhtrttaEmEutS.
DR.. J. P. BRYANT
Cures the Sick,
WITHOUT MEDICINES
SURGICAL OPERATIONS,
153 Dearborn Stregt,
fyEARLr OPPOSITE POST oFFICKl
CHICAGO. I'll.
AIat0ST ANY CUKAaLE DISEASE CAN
BE CURED WITH hut FEW
OPERATIONS

PARALYSIS, Deaf.ass. Epilepsy and Consumption &c
the most dow and unce1tain with sais ueatu,ents
someuts, though rarely. pateuta hare beeo sulJ 70
storr4 with enc operation. TteJ aFn. no~eFsE. Aao
btnetrd. Ereept!on Is zfways mado to osoSen oonG'
pslocatoes Ead Cu.ya,nrrs of Tho Spine aud suppl
rated Tuners. Eren these viii be much benefited.
aswsJs relieved rom rain and sometimes fnlty cured
So many Thousands art alEesd4 acquainted with shia
Mested ot'tfratntnt. pTacusct by me 1t sJrAetss
O.Wexo. Ehca, TAsc1towp, Coopezstown, Efnghamsoo.
Rochester aEd Rrnlo. n, T., 1t Detroit, Mch. and
Milwaukee. Ws, duxtne tour yezrs past ttatft ssens
unnecessary 10 say more than shaEby 1t tho rtA forces
become tQusltHtd. aud what seems wonderful Il.
that diseases heretofore considered incuzsh1e fe-
qrenty cared With ore operation. lais Wai hoxtye,
for those who con1e nuns distance to hxre second