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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

FNHE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Ihc
/ next session of this school viii begin MON
DAY, September nth, and close Soth June, 1867.
The school has been transferred TO the new,
lar.e and comnodious school building, erected for
the purpose, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
lin streets. .
The course of teaching is Intended, as hereto
FORE to prepare boys, from ten years and upwards,
for business life or for college. Mr.: STRoTHER
teaches Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, and
Book Keeping. Mr. PRICE teaches the Ancient
Languages, together with German, French, and
Italian, for which he has been prepared by long
training in Europe. In the Junior Enghsh Glasses,
the principals will be aided by skiliu assistants.
TERMS The same As heretofore:
For Mathematics and Eng ish.................S! !?
For circulars, &c, address box SD Richmond
post office.
JOHN NJ STROTHER, NJ. A,
University Of Virginia, pr;rcir,I.
THOMAS K. PRICE, JK., NJ. A, ''
University o! Virginia, }
o2-dtOcta
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MEDICINES, ETC.

fudge NOT ACCORDING TO AP-
- PEARANCE, but, like sensible men, test the
products OF your neighhors and friends. and then,
II not worthy, discard them. This is all We ask
for BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. We recon-
mend them rs superior to all northern remedies for
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and it, upon trial, they
do not prove their superiority, then we say dis
card them. As a tonic, physicians of the highest
standing speak OF them In the strongest terms of
praise. Give them trial. These Bitters are to be
had of all prominent druggists. Orders filled by
addressing RBAkER,
an 2-lm Post. office box 1913, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12
DOMESTIC INSURANCE
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL AND SIrRPLuS AMPLE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST.
INTEREST ON DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
PREMIUM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE, No 1910 MAIN STREET.
D. J. HARTSOOK, President.
D. J. BURR, Secretary.
B. G. wHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary
fan lI-3ml
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

DR. II. V. BICKNELL'S DYSEN-
IL TERY SYRUP-excellent for children when
;eehing, and ~ soothing syrup is unequalIed: IL
II purely vegeta ble and contains no opiate highly
aromatic and pleasant To- the taste that al really
like it. Sold by JOHN W. RlSoN,
corner of MaiA and Third streets,
az, os-ts Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
u TURgR and dealer, wholesale and re-
Va has now in store, and Is manufactur ing
and constantly receiving, all the styles OF HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children nov es
and MISSES FASHIONABLE FURS Of all grades
OF quality and style. His old customers and me
public are respectfully invited to call. They VIII
be literally dealt with. lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

EVY BROTH ERS, successors to
i JACOB A. LEVIN w g oODS! NEW
GOODS, DRY Goods, at the lowest cash prices, re.
ceiying twice a week from New York auctions and
manufacturer agents. at the old established store
No. Is Main street. LEVY BkOfhkhs. ,
N B--Our store will he closed on Monday and
r,asday Santernb er 10Th and llth ses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12


SPEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA
n COUNTY. Wa Classical aud MATTE
NAUTICAL SCHOOL. Terms per session OF Mae
months from October LIST, s225 lights extra. Ad-
u''''' c. J. kENPEE, Principal.
sac JIM. HAkklS, AN, Assistant.
PROFESSOR GEORGE e. DABNEI
will take SELECT SCHOOL OF BOYS. whom
he will prepare for College for the University or
for practical life Terms moderate, and same !oi
all. Place, No. Ito Grace stre.t ,,,,
PyrrREscEs Rev. i. b. Price and Rev. Wal
liam Brown, D. D., DR.. r. T. Coleman al az NJ D.
l.. Powell ~ "--..- - -
r S. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AMI
/ 4. ENGLISH SCHOOL win be resumed o. the
PATH OF SEPTEMBER In his new house on Frank
lin. between Third and Fourth streets. liayih.I
secured a more desirable location, aud fine lot
for the pupils to exercise in. the next session wiz
he conducted with the same energy and diligence
which has characterized the school for the past
nineteen years. Messages can be left at the d. a.
store corner OF Fonrth and Franklin streets.
Sc lin
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
Dcatbs.

In This county, March II, 1866, Isaac
Henry. infan, son Of Isaac and Louie
CIymer, aged months and IA days.
"My precious little one is flown,
Just like flower newly blown,
Transplanled from this world OF pain
To Canaan's rich and fertile plain"
On Saturday morning last. after briel
illness. Miss Belize Belle Gibson, daugh-
,er of The late James D. Gibson, OF this
county, in The l7th year Of her age.
On Ss ,urGay last, in Berkeley county,
Miss Mary NyerS, aged "a years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
State of West Va,
Jefferson County, to-wit !:

Jefferson County, to-wit
In The Circuit Court, June Is, 1865.
John G.. Unseld,
V. Nv CH.fNCERF.
Weise's Administrator. %
This cause came on 10 be heard on this
18Th day Of June 1866, upon the bill ex.
hlbits answers and replication and was
argued by counsel, on consideration
" thereof il is sdjudged, ordered. end de-
creed that a commission OF this court 90
lake an account of The personal AM real
assets OF Elizabeth WeIse. decd, and OF
The personal assets Of George w. Cook
us. decd, and of the debts due from both
decedenls, and report TO this court in or
der 10 a final decree, stating all matters.
specially BY himself, deemed perllnen, or
Which may be required 10 be so stated by
any of the parties. and The commissioner
is authorised 10 advertise notice of execu-
ting This order for four successive weeks
in The Shepherdstown Register, such ad.
yer,isemen, 10 be equivalen, TO personal
service of notice upon any Of the parties.
A true copy-Tesle
W. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

New York, August 30.-On entering
the Central Park this morning, Genera
Grant. who is something OF horse fan
cier, asked permission of his driver tc
take The reins, when he drew oui of Nae
line and drove up alongside Of the Ptesi
dents carriage, challenging The driver TO t
race. The challenge was accepted, ant
both started of at a very rapid pace
which was evenly maintained for mile
when the Generals team began to gan
On the Presidents, and soon passed him
The Presiden, on percelviDg this rose,
lifting his ha, in acknowledgment Of de-
feat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
Virginia Military Institute.

The session OF this institute common.
ces on the l3ih OF September. All the
cadets are expected - be there on The 10Th
10 take part in the ceremonies of the in.
auguraton OF the HubaId's copy Of Hou-
don's statue OF Washing ton, which was
carried off by General Hunter, but which
the Government Of West Virginia, man.
fes,ng most credi,sble spirit, caused 10
be returned 10 Lexington, Va. The
Richmond Dispatch says:
The interest Of The even. will be very
much enhanced by the presence OF Gen,
ersl Grant, Who has promised 10 attend.
The presence OF General Lee and Gener.
al Grant on that day, Witnessing the in
s,sllalion of the statue Of the Father OF
his Country" will be one Of The most
suking indications of HE revived and
convslescent nationality Of the Federal
Union that has yet been presented, and
cannot fail TO exert moral influence in
favor of the restoration OF peace and
equality TO the Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

LoNo LIvED-There is an old negro
woman. living on The land Of Mr.. B. F.
Harlan, on Mountain Top, named mil
ly." who is known to be 1870 years Of
age, and is probably older. She was the
nurse OF a gentleman, who, if living
would now be IL years old, and che as
grown woman al the time she perform.
ed that service. She is childish and al.
most deaf her countensnce is emacisled
and her body and limbs very much de-
formed Stanton Spectator.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

Speaking of the Delegates from
NV heeling' to The Radical Convention
the Richmond Wing says - foreman
while the Con!edersles held the ksnawhs
Valley. was with them, protesting 10 be
a sy mpsthizer. Wiley, when The Vir'
GINA Convention. of which he was q
member, adopted the ordinance Of seces.
sion. avowed his intention TO go home
and raise regiment 10 fight on the Con.
fedeIale side. Harris. we have seen il
stated, was a vociferous Confederate when
the Confederate troops were frs, in his
county. STROLLER came TO this city in
1861 10 get authority TO raise troops for
the Confederate service. No, one of them
was ever for momen, other than loyal,
eh 3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

A COOP RETURN Our friend, Josiah
S. Roller, Esq, near Mt. Crawford, in.
forms US that during the present season,
on six acres of land, he made 2O5 dozen
sheayes OF whea, which yielded l47 bush.
els, making toll in liule ov,r 80 barrels
Of extra flower. This he sold al Sl3 pei
barrel, amounting 10 $500, or $50 pei
acre. This is a specimen OF wha, al
intelligent, earnest Rockingham farmer
can do. " lh such profits in farming
we can see no advantage in leaving Rock
ingham for any Other section. mar
who is not satisfied With even $50 pei
acre on his land, ought no, 10 have any
HnrrisoxbWg Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

A LAWSUIT, has been commenced by the
new Texan State Government to regain a
sum OF two million and twenty-five ihous-
and dollars from Ebenezer E. b. Mich
ole, financial agent Of the late rebel Stale
Government. Nichols has failed to &C.
count for cotton and United States Texas
bonds to The amount, and The returns in
,he State Treasury show him defauller.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

WAS 1T AN EARTHorAKE.-We learn
by gentleman from Contee's Station on
the Baltimore railroad. that sbo, K OF
something like all earthquake was felt in
that vicinity and a Bladensburg, and else.
where between here and Baltimore, about
five o'clock yesterday (Monday) morning.
The shock was accompanied by low
rumblIng noise. and was sufficiently VIC.
lent 10 cause the people to leave their
houses in telror.-U ashington Star.
1t will be seen tina. our Annapolis cor.
responder. also mentions that shock oil
supposed earthquake was felt In that city
and vicinity al HE sa me hour. Persons
residing in the western section of this
city likewise stale that they fell the
shock .-BuH. San.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-Msrke. quie','ro inquiry
for shipment. We note sales of Howard
street at Sl0al0.25.
WHEAT.-Receip,s very light; red
sole al 50, 70. and white S2,s0s3 90.
CORN.-Whi,e ranging from SO cts.
TO 100; yellow from IS 10 80 cents.
OATS.-Sales active IL 45s50 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

On Thursday, during picnic of the
Clinton Park Sabbath school, al the
Presque Isle, three miles below Toledo,
Ohio, party, consisting Of FIVE young
persons, crossed The river in small boat,
and while attempting 10 return TO The Is
land, the boa. was swsmped, and all buI
one. B. Holman, aged fifteen, were
drowned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
Commissioners Office. !

Commissioners Office. !
Shepherdstown August %. 1866.
The parties interested in The shove de.
cree are hereby notified that q, my office
in Shepherdstovn, on Tuesday the 25lh
of September, 1866, | will proceed 10 ex-
ecute this decree, at which tine and place
they are required 10 attend. Given under
nv hand as commi. sioner Of SAID court
C.. T.. SIUBBS.
August 25, 1866. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

Ii is slated that the widow Of the
Hon. Stephen A Douglass, formerly a
Miss Cuus, of Washington, and now re-
married 10 NJ jor Williams, an officer of
,hs Federal army, was present a. The dedi.
cation Of The monument erected in Chica.
90 10 the memory Of her frs, consori.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.

II WILLIAM +. HARDY, GuaJisn
/ Of Anna G.. Beckham and George p
Beckhsp. infant children Of James Beck
ham, decd, do hereby give notice that 3
shall apply by petition on the 6rs, day of
the next October Tenn OF The Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County. West Virgin
ia, to the Hon. F.. b. Hall. Judge Of said
Cour, for a decree or order TO sulhorlxs
me as guardian as Aforesaid, 10 receive.
sue for, and recoser HE sun OF 81 .250. 90
due 10 he said Annie &. Berkham, $500.
90 thereof due from The estate OF her uE-
Gle Gerrge B,ckhsm. laie Of said county.
and $4,000 due from The estate Of her
grand father Fountain Beckhsm, late Of
ssId county, and The Ike sum due 10 Tho
same way 10 The said Geo. F. Beckbsm.
and 10 transfer The said sums OF money
from lhIs county TO the county OF 81.
Louis in.ihe Sale OF Missouri. where The
said infants reside, and where ! qualified
as lLer Gsardisn- The said petition 10
now on ale in he Cirruii Court aforesaid.
VIM. F. HARDY.
Augusi rs. 1866. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
NOTICE
TO f A II Nj E II S !

ypHE undersigned will pay the highest
I cash price for WHEAT, CORN,&c
delivered 10 DAVID Z. HORN, at Cri
der's Mill, near Scrabble. and at Harri.
sons Landing. who is authorized 10 re.
ceive and receipt for the same, by US.
BOYER & WATSON.
August Is, 1866. ON"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

The Cholera is very fatal in St. Louis.
Many OF tie victims die after two hours
lilness, and patients in collapse rarely re.
fover. Frighl seems 10 increase The epi.
femlc and add 10 lis horrors. In sinyle
PI"ck lie persons have died. and in Que
'ouss six have laid dead 81 one time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
FARM FOR SALE.

tRHE Undersigned offers at Private Sale
\ his Farm known as 'KindsIe Springs,
2 miles East OF ShepherdstOvn, contain.
ing les ACRES. The land is in high
slate OF cultivation. and easy Of access,
bordering on The Potomac river. The
Improvements are good, with large
Weather boarded House and Swilzer
Barn. A variety OF Choice Fruit Trees,
and all under very good cap fencing. Al
so very fine Sulphur Spring on the
farm. Price $50 per acre. Apply TO
SAMUEL LICKLlDER.
August 4. 1866. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
CHOICE FRUIT

carefully selected. This farm is in a
good neighbothood, and within halt
mile OF Merchant MIL Saw NIL, Store,
Blacksmith Shop, Shoemaker shop and
Church, and lis proximity TO market by
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which Is
located on The opposite bank Of The river
from HE farm, renders II very desirable.
A further description is deemed unne-
cesssry as persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
will doubtless view The premises before
The day VI sale. Persons wishing TO do
so viii please call on David e. Horn al
Orders Mill, who will take pleasure in
showing them HE farm and giving any
information that may be desired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

The Vermont election has gone for the
radicals by On increased majority Of 5000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
TERMS OF SHE &:

AS much money will be required on the
day of sale as will deIray The expenses OF
the same, and The balance of one third OF
Ihe whole Of The purchase money on the
first day Of October 1866, and one third
IN twelve months from The day Of sale,
and the remaining third in twenty four
months from the day of sale, the deferred
payments 10 bear interest ffom day Of sale
and 10 be secured b. bonds and deed OF
lrus, upon the premises. Such title as is
vested in The Trustees only will be given,
which is believed 10 be indIspu,able.
Sale 10 take place al O'Clock, p. M.
DAVID HOW ELL,
JOSEPH WELSHANS,
Trustees.
to- The above sale is made with my
consent and al my request, and earnest
ly invite my friends TO come forward and
bid for HE same.
DAVID e. HORN.
August Is, 1866 dw
&C. Hsgersrown Mail copy and send
bill TO this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
40 ACRES
DWELLING House, MsE

Barn, SIabIing, Corn Crib, Smoke House
and all necessary Oulbuldlngs, with a
Well of never-faIliog water near the
House, and fine Orchard Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

A SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR DIAMOND
RoBBERY AT SARATOGA A bold lhevlng
operation wa, perpelra,ed a. one Of The
hotels at Saratoga Springs lew weeks
since, which has not until now been
made known through the newspapers.
A fashionable young lady from New
York. CUES, Of the house referred 10, on
her return 10 her room from a hop one
evening, found herself minus Sc, of dia.
nond Jewelry valued at $1,000. She
bad dis played the diamonds on previous
occasions. when they were doubtless no.
ticed by the thief, and on the evening in
Question the rogue was probably cogni
can't of The fact that she wore a sci Of
pearls. The room was entered With a
Key and The jewelIy extracted from .
4runk. which was broken open. All ef'
lorts 10 discover the thief or 10 recover
Me property proved unsvsllng, and the
Pnai'er vas "hushed up" for The good OF
the house.
, 1866-01-08

The South Carolina Legislature has I'D
tourned after framing black code for tht
government OF the freedmen, which, In prac
dce, will reduce them again to slavery, i
permitted to be enforced. 1t Il barbarous In
all Its provislons without one rtdeemtne
feature A correspondent of the New YorS
1toaes, writing from Columbia, the 6ta4a esp-
ital, denounces It as bloody code, which can
never receive the sanction Of Cong7ess. II
dlscrimtnates agtinst the negroes In every
section, dealing harshly and unjustly by them,
expressing and robbing them In person
and property. Alter thus wrongine
the "Nation's Wards," and insulting DE
loyal people OF the Union, they tsraunot nm
dcrstand," says The correspondent. uvhv
"they are not readnitted to tile Union. They
"say they have done all TINT has been reouir.
led, and If more Is to be demanded of them
they want to know what It is and to ret at
at, whether 1t be to swallow uquid fire.
change their white to black delegation to
Congress, or scTeral]y and Individually to
masticate pint Of tadpoles.''
We presume 1t would 60 harder with these
whitewashed rebels to treat the colored peo-
Pic fairly, and accord to them their political
rights as American citizens, than to aswal-
low liquid fire. or to maSticate tadpolcs.
They NIL have abundance Of time 10 learn
several useful Lessons before they are sui.
dcicnty reconstructed' to ent1tle them to
seats In Congress. The first lesson they
must get by heart is, that justice and equity
must be weighed out TO black men on the
same scales that weigh them to white men.
The second thing to learn is, that the freed-
men are citizens Of the United States, and not
hclots, poems or scrfs. The third Is, th.t
Ill coo loyal blacks have some rights
that @, 900 whitewashed rebels shall be
made to respect, however much 1t may 70
against the grain TO do Il.
, 1866-01-08

eli: se,.C .eain ''sad, buying I'd 1lo 1e9;s,
-1he esoszal zsas,es. today MIA o,,, 49,,
nnest declined fc Per bushel Com w. 49,
oats oeeitred Hc* RE rn1cd aaS lov.- na-.
VIZ n.sRieesad. rfoslsions were wr,x w., ,sS
Aesa Fork DEFINED &c. snd lsrd a. ns
s.ss Hoss defined sse' Li1e Hogs wczs STEADY. e.,
The steamer Aosavlaa, with Lirerpoo, e,,o~ J..
INC q ult-. - teleE.aphed th;a n,o.ninr. rrn..s
Interpretation which Europe ha. pI.,rx, ~, .ss
port OF ahe see1aa'y Of the Treasury, sud i, .n ~.
dicaton That John Dasl h tu1t boeinp1ue 10 onrn
bis eJes TO tha yast rexoa.ces Of his eonnt,,
tbs etrsn:th OF orr government.
Ints neWr, along NTH 4 sumos On Wall -atr...
h's afternoon, that Nj. AcCr1losh VIA abort IN
paeo loan for nno hundred millions Of do1,,Y. ~,
tho market for the purpose Of conucucinp I'll.
Wofk OF contraction Of the tu1rcuc1,~ hsd tha ~
ieea Of depressing The gold market and vn no,.
Quotations at the e3oee - low - 14ii, In the
early paft ct The day, under the news from .u.opa
toreznmens Securities were f1zner, but ,he ,u,nor
CONCERNING ihe loan this afternoon depressed IN,
a slight decline -
We ere Inclined to look rpon tho ruroor resa-..
to Is Wal1 st1eet u1ck. lis not vefy ukeIv ,h,1
MI heCuUoeh would call for ne,Y loan bets,r n
hsd IN opportunity Of testing the sente Of Conr...
On Tho snhIcct; md wa thtnk he has not the nov.-
Mt present to ell for such psn. were he d,.nosrs
to DO 20. II Gere Is anY truth IN tho ,uu,or il
probably Is That Tho Sccrta1y OF the T,rssu,r IL
Urging tho Passage Of btlt aushosizin.: him "a
t*sne bonds for tho sum named, at such tina A
he may deem wise and necess1.y.
Gold opened IN Now York to-day At lex. md
closed 1t 14li;. The following ase the quotations
IeleR7sphed to 1aues Boyd & Brothers, rold
brokers.
, 1866-01-08

rha ,nru..Y
ha.- .s ...er TX, naHsA sAs1 soouaee satA aao
~ ,.r.,rt. ~ t1as @ ~. ~ ~aas'as saassy
tods. - 70 ss. e a.u ~ 49, @
cns.,., .c,i1s :. M .1, .. ~. ~ s@ osscu uo:@s
np. =. .aca =. - ~. ~ - .oauu los ssa ~e'ea1s.
- 49, ~ ue ~" 1ak1 uespa'ea "is teso. IL
@etsu p o, ~ ~ ana y, @'aoine oa :" u.s. tany-
- ana a .a1 eseo7r ueen,e snee 5ea
| letoas OF 1u!5 &c Per Nons. Ine ent1e range of
ts,es mas :. o.<G,oa LIE e'ea1 oas Of The
sa1ce ~ese NJ ~ 3s1ce- ....
Vs. porp s.s.a1 as,,s W. ~ uepiseo 10 lower
As.s fofk aeeuneo aso1t ac ger ofi. Wth sales Of
10 bEls In Ill for prese1s and futu1e ietssy at $2L-
T5Gaq5 90 far c,tv .na sss noaet- n n, r:nn,- -,
~ .nc, .na ~ snsss ne ~ ~ s.y .os aonty on
no epo't aao ~ ZOE oensely ~ han o.
Iaanasy, and ESD Tor delivery all JauusJ. at SELL
Picked uams were IN III dsrnsnd 1t 1ns6ai7e for
ns-. .1s .s.;eo .. ~ n@ts 'oI n' oten hanls
Va ~ .Ia.9 .ona,L =. .s4e useen aaoanefs VETO
"i, h =, .,ss Sssoae .; % &c eos osnea
Man taes OF Fs1me steam a. aetole!!aeand prime
kettla 1t 17c- No Iard WIS sold at 15sc Atths
close there was better feeling among oesafoss IN
consequence OF less gloomy news from New York
BY the eecunl1 despatch
, 1866-01-08
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Explosion Of a Locomozive-Two Hen
KnIcd-CouEt Matters -Appllcatlous
for Commissions in rha rs.~..1
| SrrEN,r. to nesuAaf
.,,o.s M,s,sH SnleoEo Aiterary AaaocI-
ou -nAnitA1J 1tenas-CenAus He
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tihune1
s,.,s.s
nh, roror,,+t,. e.1ae,'.ho' 'n. D.
tA' teeo14utHa AomeF, attached TO freight
nstn RoinR East on The Toledo, Wabash / Grca,
Western railroad, exploded her boiler this morn
frr wbt]a atand5n- ,Tn1v, tha ,,,I s:n 1t.
q, pec,tn, -1st,1,,- VIC - H tne uepot
49, ,..j .-sN!j A'u'ns Io"asu allles the En-
s"sss, anu james bhstow The fireman. Niles was
The loss in ys,tou.fv estimats7 49,, .o ~ T.