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An F. F.. Y, takes ns naturally To q
pistol rs habe to mothers milk, and the re-
suit In either case Is equally harmless. Three
Richmond editors, Pollard Of the Ezum;nsr
and Tyler and Coleman OF the Enquirer, SO
the telegraph Informs us, met In the hall OF
the Capitol the other day and fred six shots
at each other without indicting nny Other
damage than knocking OF half q tassel
from the cane Of the statue Of Washington.
and startling the House Of Delegates from It's
fossi'ized propyicty. Cause-a request from
the editors Of the Enquirer for the editor Of
tho Examiner 10 stand convicted of falsehood.
Result-Po1lard wastes two charges On Tyler
and Coleman, and T. and c. four charges
On Pollard, and that is the upshot of it, with
the exception Of the insult to Mr. Hondln's
work, for which 1t would have been eminent
ly proper for Washington to have come down
from his pedestal like the Commentators In
Don Juan, and elected the editorial
chivalry from the Capitol on
the toe Of his marble boot. There
are three facts deduclble from pistol shooting
in VisEinia: first, that the compeusatious Of
nature are entirely at fault, for there is an
immense combustion Of powder and waste Of
lead without any loss Of life; second, that
coroners must bc unhappy beings In Virginia,
and third, that the biood-thirsty chivalry
either fire blank cartridges or ought TO prac
tice at barn doors.
, 1866-01-08
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Annual Meeting Of the Executive



Board.
tFrom ihe Springfield Journal, sthl
The Executive Board o, tho State Acncultura
noe1e15 I net M MJeseTaay morning, At he seqetau:s
e sen9 II vi Vce III e,asss j d.s
Aoeseat'sl. e G. Lee, ". n. Pencil, q. b. Gaiusda
!; p.,acx u: fckFe'l, e. " MINER J; 1a.bury, 4 ].
Johns and T. Ellsaolth, Board Of ; copnj;elIo.s il II
:. +. Re}nolda, Secretary, and II. c. Golu9, Su.
perinMndent oi Grounds.
plague Lid o. the tabe bn, SUI sabssopsn1 Gatte Istr.
red 10 special commrtoo, NTH request 10 report
during the present sesston. |
.3'aa Premium of Slo awarded 70 d.. l. T: Long, Of
Green Fruits"
Estay On 1.-THE Dtar7," by c, u. Mrrtfeldt, was
Premium Of 40 10 nira. T. D. na.stssd, Of Tr..
Daughters in Agriculture"
,1an me 81 te1ssg Of NJ, T. Jchns On ths Eduea.
ltwas voted that tho nczt sta.s Fair be held at
SSmssg9, Sias commencing On Monday, the 2ith OF
The Treasurer presented bis report, showing bal-
anes On hand January 1st 1889. Sa3i4.p8. Amount
.sy;M 3 ;G =, Amount paid out, Ssa,s3lsl- On hand,
: il view Of the damage done to ttul.s md ,ceeta-
pointMent Of Staie EutomoJoglat, who thau 70
Port al Information the subject Of insects. prn-
1 s1dsd hs rsanisite salsry can b raissd by lsg
!, Awards On artificial ero,es-First premium to ],
TO + y. clapp, Of Peoria county. =
F1sst premium 51ia On apple orchard To Dr.. B. F.
Fiist premium on sorghum syrup to Thos. Bzd-
0eI I. d ,T I'6s hs,os 9euIts. 4ss t,,,,o.r,
formation OF the Society. Mr. Brown being called
upon Esse fc1y interesting account Of tho iorna.
, 1866-01-08

ttsttnx Of va kone. gunuy bags, &c, WIS u,sIo a
1he y. AB0 Corral 4estsrday. Tho slle, smo1ns-
Cd to boH1eth4ug- o1ea *tocya
A cnnla1a0 occurred On The Iron Mountain ro4d
-Yestefdsy afternoon, which BY rt1eot ru1aor and ~
tte1afloa hat hcen naaen.asl laio hrst ella. dls-
kstGr. accompanied b aa unueual amount Of hlo1sn
limb md tcad bodies The lc.s OF tho cs.e a.a
~ iollows:-T extra or spectal trains, ono aico
with goods fos The steamer New sam Cay, in
eh,zEc Of thc Captain Q! ah4t bost. going down 10
artphe< Springs, End the other special passeul,r
train from that iocaliy. eollided iast south Of tSe
Me1aHsl bridge Tho only damage was . sdaster-
ing or The coW-catehefs md smashing Of the head
hghts Of the tNo engines. The Collision nrrurT.i
Rom some erTor in the time a1ed for tsa stsFppe
Of the TWO Caine.
, 1866-01-08

spread through the nelghborhood like Wild
UT, that ~oman had Jumped into well,
aAu great many PERSONS crowded to the
gown after her, until slr. Clark got a rope on
Lseuy street. and watchman Rohm consented
20 nfing heF up.. In this ho succeeded by
Jug tao!e cloth under her arms and at
a.en tassning us to rope, whereby she was
asa"n II" 70 the euHace In frozen condition
w more scared than hurt. There were
ABOUT three feet Of water IN the wen. Sic
vas vas carried into the house and cared for By
AfT; orendorH and her ncishbors. II was
Ieaay remarkable that the girl was not seri-
oasiy injured On the walls OF the we'll, which
, 1866-01-08

william Lloyd En11fson,a Farewell.
On The 18th of December, Mr.. william
Lloyd Garrison stopped the publication 0,
TAs Ltderator, retiring with graceful va1c-
t1ictory address, In which ho sums m the re-.
euNs Of forty years. labor In the antj4lsverv
cause. &c says:
Commencing my editorial career when only
twenty yesrs Of aGr, have followed It con.
tinuously tn have attained my sIxtieth veax
first, in conueetloo with Tbs Fres Pres, In
NewbnrypoEt. " tAs sp1ang Of 1895; next,
In 1877; next, with Ths Journal Of t4e Inses..
in BENNINGTON, Vt, IN 1Sosa next, with
The Geniu4 C'ntpeTsal KmamciDaisou. in Baiti.
more, in $3.50; aud, fAallJ, with tn Lt5s.
rdtor, In Boston, from tbs 1st OF january,
1851, to the first Of January, 1866; at tho
editorial fraternity In the land, now, perhaps,
tho oldest, not In years, but In continuous
service unless Mr. Bryant, Of the New York
Epnsng Post, be an exception.
Whether shall again be connected with
the press, In similar capacity, Is quite prob
1ernstical but, at my period Of Life, i feel no
fisk, and With tho certainty Of struggling
against wind and tide as I have done In the
past. .-...-.
The object for which the Li0trator
was commemorative determination Of chattel
slaTery-having been glodonsly consnm-
mated, It seems to me specially appropriate
to let It's existence cover the historic period
Of the great struggle, leaving What remains to
ton to other lnstrumentalItica (of which
hope to avail myselfl under new auspices,
with more abundant means, and with millions
instead OF hundreds for allies.
Most happy am to be no longer In conflict
With the mass Of my fellow -countrymen on
, 1866-01-08

our citizens have been in The persecution OF
every good work, VIC trust they will be equal
ly eager 10 lead helping hand to the enter
prise 30 Intimately connected with the best
interests Of our city. socially, morally and
commercially No mAn need coyct a proudcr
or more enduring monument than the erec-
iim Of such building, and we trust that no
other element thxn that Of socuriur tho
greatest amount Of good to the laborer will
be allowed to enter into It.. Let 1t stand upon
q lerel with the other institutions Of the city.
md it's usefulness will soon make itself anna.
tnnt.
, 1866-01-08
THE INBEMvTTY MEMORIAL.


In the Senate, on Friday last, Nj. sumne,
presented memorial from Boston merchant.
asking for indemnity from Great Britain 70,
vessels destroyed By the late rebel pirate Al.
ALBANIA. The memorial was drawn up by
George B. Upton d Co.. prominent merchants
and ahippczs Of that city and relates only to
two vessels. the property Of that ii17n. The
mere pecuniIy loss, considerable as It wss
docs not In reality form the basis OF this a..
ton. The memorial was drawn Nd with M
usual care and may be looked upon al the
voice Of the Boston Chamber Of Commerce To
Congress, asking for an expression Of opinion
Is TO the policy tn be pursued IL relation TO
ihe destruction of Iii property by all the late
Anglo-rcbcl pirntes, the Joint production Of
rebel treason md English capital. It is a test
caae, and In this light the action of Congress
IN INC matter viii be regarded with profound
solicitude, not alone by the shipping Interests
Of the country, hut by the cntire people
~hose moral sense has been Outraged by thr
pcEldious conduct OF England. In the mean
time the obnoxious vessel has been remored
from the case by due course Of shell and shot.
Inc obnoxious Captain awaits trial In tf,c
olo Capitol 1t will DO u gratifying moral
Indemnity If his trial shall be ordered without
oeiny and summary punishment follow con-
sfction. 4 WV
, 1866-01-08

TIE xEw mFcss .~1CS 1.S--,nv.,
We arc rc,oiccd Il, Io.r that ~ ~. =.
Is on foot TO revive, or rather ,nansnr.ts :.
new Mechanicss lnstitute In III. ~; a. ~.
benefit Of the labotdne classes 4 nre11m,nsrs
meeting las already been held. bv The Trades'
Assembly. to deyisc the best means TO raiss a
fund for 1Ac erection of sucb m 1n.t1tnt.
combining the sdy.ntares of a ~. 71rn .ao,,
lecture room and nnblfc 1Ihrsrr s1hs. sn.is, ~,
upon the basis Of fi,r old Mrch.n;c., 1n..,.rt.
but not, We trust, 10 be charn:terisct by Tho
gross mis.mauaeeuent wh,ch at,enana 49, I
Ill.fated entsrprise. -'''>'
At this stare of the vor1d,x nrncr.xs II
aeeus almost supcr1uous to a1,nae ~ n. ss,f
cvt3n;,. f.a. 41.t ,.ss.a. ~ auaae 70 1ne seu
snd cnlir1,teo tn. 1,,.or;Ho a,ss.s. .'4's ss'1.e
lessens thr statistic. ~ cr;,s. s;%1a.a e4aals
and rcdoundt tn tbr or,od or ~. sa.ts. 4aoo1 ~
1nnnt,v. Fdnc.te ~ essa s,1. y. We eu.ue co"-
5rh1Sa ...,s,"1"s asc NE W en'paoSce ana You en-
slaan, sn sns enplosef. whe1e physical strength
-, I .ata,,,".. ~. aoss .neaM LABOR, performed by
an 1n'eu'scnt man, WIN be done in half the
, 1866-01-08
A TORPEDO PROJECT.
American Naval Officers In the gervfrc
ofChlllto 6low Up lhs SpanI.h Block.
adfnE EFIect-.uou1tor4 fori tho Gillian
and Peruvian Governments

"AeulSoTc1, Jan. 6~-An account 1s given al An
Amef1ean enterprise for the destruction Of ina
spanish oockadns feet oil ChIlisn po,ts, by means
q tofpedoes The scheme was suRxested s. Senor
from high otiCial OF The NsY- Densetnsnf I. - :
psoninen engineer In this tity. forneTj1 a ecr NJ
u the Federal serrlce. who Invented md suTarin
81 ~ tne maclactute Of ali The to.pedoe5 used
~ IL ~ u 'e1umeut during the late war, Tho en-
I'.eer at onee 70: about preparing an expedItjnn.
An order Tor The construction Of lid Tor
sscss.lsr ID New Yors. p0nRsn1 s;es1er ma0n a0,s
By the Government 1t public auction and snh- e
sequently purchased By the chllian Agent ,7aa III
ea our. = snip Wa2 also purchased u lender. ms
.otpedoe1 were delivered ca board, regusr cIearan-
So iot Cht!t2n ports obtained and. carrying tho
chilian flsg and manned By c1awx selected f1r In
purpose. The ycssel sat1ed a.say. Several wcefs
haFe elapsed, and IN .abrt Tune news Of The sue
GSes Or failure OF the undertaking will be rece,yeI
nc Leading spirit in the scheme Ii prominent an
uEstef IN tG8 city. He II 10 receive $50 0Ufl in ro
Waeo les naS-thtp Of the Spanish ndmifal II blown
", snd propottton1te amounts for destruction Of
9taef 9etseh. LIE receives q salary Of $500
H eoId per mouth during The whole term
q hts service under the Gillian Govern
paid TO hls chief as.ociates. All engaged In tho
enterprise arc under the protection ot he Chtiian
government. The leaders have commissions sI0ne,i
oy the Gillian authorities, declaring Cat they arr
regularly employed in the military sefyine
o. Shln. Yesterday Tho Peruvian Minister and su
on.cef OF tne Peruvian navy ylsfted the monitor
A1an lohomah. noW at the navy yard, iot the Dur
pose ot III peettuK It: The Peruvian government
mas already one doubTe-turyeted monitor, and her
neighhoE. Chill, IL having two built in Enciand,
and the Minister from Peru is an4fou. to puFrhase
one OF our monitors for his government
, 1866-01-08

Speech by Senator rLano-Captufo Of Safe
6cbbeE1-AdFay with Robpcfz-Tne
KAuAa8 Legislature.

SPEECH Oy Sf02GOf fL2n6-NApfQY1 Of Eafu
RobheFa-AdFay with Robpcf.-The
KAnBas Legislature.
ispecizl Despatch 70 tbs Chicago Ttibune.l
LAwRKNuE, Jan. 8.
Senator Lane spoke last night at a largo meetIng
IN Leareuworth- Ia spoks with fore, aud ability
IN Avor Of resolutions Indorslus the entirc recon-
st1uction policy Of the President, tho amendment
Of tho Constitution. making sctual suffrage the
bans Of representation, and the trsututIon and
working Of the Freedmeus Bureau.
Ffeeder and Godftey, The two soldiers who esr-
ried otf rom Fort Leavenworth the eafa Of Paymss-
ter Ellis. and anst1acted thorehom $aaoo, have
been captured.
Last evening, four gentlemen In hack xere at
tacked on the road ffon1 Leavcnwo1th to Kansas
City BY = band OF rufians. The party made n &C.
sete resistance. Killing one OF the gang and driving
me t ksnsas 's LsElslatusc meets On Monday In
spring lands and railroad matters. new snoon.
uonment for the State IL to be made PoIticsl
combinations will b. busy In mapping out too neSt
sate ot1ee.s End members or the Staie LeelsIaturn
Mao VIII select GMtcd States Seoator to Succeed
Gen. PomeTpy, ~~S@>A
, 1866-01-08
Financial. .

3NkW YORK, Jan. a. The Commercial eays tbe
anItslslss1eo brought By the Mosavan, has compar
4Ne1Y 4 Hft4s ehset upon Quotations. tn this market
me decline in gold during the current tyeeE has
Made difference II the talue or 5-:0s equal 10 m
advance Of II 10 there T. now little difference be-
tween their value at London nnd New YORK. Tbs
pfec cold interest bonds il depressed by tbe
pefsisteut expectation thar new cop1erslon toan
VIII be shortly put upon the market he semi. su
G;c'a1 on ~ assurances to The contrary nosnithstand-
aa. mg, me apprehension Of such policy has, In
eo9es Gold interest bonds generally retained res
70 i, md IS Of 1851. which wers Il lower. Se7sn
Ehiit,ss !1,s are quiet at !he closing Prices.
Gold Gontiuues depressed. l'hero II consider
aole inquiry this morning for gold TO nj shor. con
tracts, but ihe premium does not show any ccnse-
qnent advance, fact which shoHs tho inherent
Weakness OF the Market
The payments Of gold interest at the sub-trrss-
nrE a'etage about eight hundred thousand dollars
cay. I1e amount paid during the last four days
Is 81, 15l, ,Gi3.Ul.
The sh1pment Of specie today mas soa9 sai per
Saxonia. md $5a. 1GS per Ctry Of Washington. To-
Tai ahipOelt for the week x55AG
, 1866-01-08
GOV. BULLOCK'S INAUGURAL.
ConErntu1atlon-Thc State Debt-wes
fern Trade-More Transportation Fa-
cllit1es Urged.

r. NEw foEK, Dec. IA Boston de,patch aays
t GoE. nn1ock was tpau.uyated at noon today. IN
~ nanaafai he c9usEstulatcs tho Legislature that
t1ey afe assembled ior organization under auspices
q nauoha! Peace. and refers to the sacrifices of
sne war and tss debt. and burdens bequeathed, but
ae 4nes1to9 q permanent and consolidated Re.
pnDuc lot North America has been solved. and tha
lav. -2. 1--A s"SAs-
TIE aggregate debt OF the stnte amounts to Sc,
referring to Western trade, the Governor ssY, :.
There can be no doabt that new hcIlities aud nav
means III transportation between he West snd
EaSt arc now absolutely needed Our lines ar nm
Pttlty ana growth are the pa1alle1 OF latituds
Hnleh connect NJ With the young and rich eppl1e
q The mine, and stock, and pEoouce, lying arpaul
the Lakes aud still beyond The people of Nassa.
chnsetts, compact in manufacturing and commerce.
must have mnrc ihofouehiares through which lhe
currents ol trade and life uay pass to and 10. unob
rncted and ceaseless, between the Atlantic aod The
na'lona! Esanares. or they will at no distant pcsod
touch alike her wharyes aud her wQskshopj. Let
g avert The day tn which our commonwealth shalI
become chiefly Echoolhonse for thc Vest and 4
homestead over which tns shall leave aileutiy and
too soon the marks OF diapIdatiou.
Any policy which IL not broad anoush 10 CO.
14.S to W = 1asM Eu4lann having I pruper share
In tie benefits Of this new opening era 81 the West
be assured VIII not receive the approval OF Inc ncIt
generation" ~'
, 1866-01-08

LEAyESworEu, Jsn. 6.-Au Immense meeting at,
tended by many leading from t1fertn, narts OF
ihe State, WIS held here last night 10 bear Gen.
ahan1tnusiy adopted indorsine President John.
ton administration Of public aGatys hIs theory NJ
reconstruction as announced N his pessorr snd
iect reconciliation and harmony between Iboth Sc
ttons q the country. It was also resolved that
tho Theory upon which the var Was
conducted under the lite lAmented President,
adopted md mantatned BY johnson, mat the Con,
siqtlonsl rights and statutes Of Sttes atey in re-
bellton were suspended, not destroyed, il both
dorsed The proposed amendment to The Consutn-
lion making ac:nal suffrage the basis OF repra.enLa-
tion; commended the freedmen fo1 htalness and
loyalty during the rebellion, and favored The passsIe
Of lava, Stale and Federal, 10 protect them ffpm
Oppression, and guaranteeing them the fullest en-
1oJment Of pel10nal liberty and richa OF property
seesaty nnus The rights Of the freedmen are placed
, 1866-01-08
WESTERN DISTILLERIES.
Tho New Law Regulating the Mann,
GHcturo Of WhiAkey.

tFrom the Peoria Transcript
From private letter from gentleman now
tn Washington, We learn that IN attempt Il
70 be mado to perpetrate fraud on Western
dlstilltries, which will, ii carried into opera.
tion. as 1t Is likely to be, break down and dc
Is as follows: The Secretary Of the Treasury
has appointed certain commissioners to fixun
the Law regulating the Manufacture of whIs.
Key' These commissioners hare accepted a
bill! drawn up by the dtstillers Of New YORK.
Which bill cont aims the following features:
d{stillery. oS'
I'd. One thousand FIVE hundred dollars Der
annnm, 10 be paid for Government detect
I've for each dlstillery. The d1stiLlery paving
for It's own detective.
Sd. Requiring each d1stillery to build four
hours' run, with 3 lock worth $200 On The
4th. Each distillery to build bonded ware
9th, 9Th: No vhlskey to be sold except through
!, 9Th. Nhiskey to be gauged first IN cl,terps
then In barrels, then In bonded wareho1,ars
then out Of bond when Transferred. then intn
bond at point shipped, then out Of bond rhen
60 6old; Each gnnginG onc-haf cent gallon.
Ihe barrels to be gnuged full.
NOW, barrel cannot be filled full Of :hlgh
pEcof FhiskeJ within gallon, owing to tho
expansion Of the luid BY change OF fempera-
fure- i lot Of barrels vera filed full here
during the present cold weather and shipped
Esst, md thaw should take place, the az
Pansion Of tho Hhi.key would burst every
barrel. While ut New York the barrels
could be filed aud sold Immediately With.
out damage enguing. DIstI11ers here il.
form FOR na thpt Easfern manufacturer can
gel f1th out OF tllls otse It.4a. aTnnc arc.
Weete1n men. Then, a. the barrels aro
Gauged At everJ point shipped 1t follows that
western whfekey stands three OF four noto
EAugmgs than the Eastern article, and conse-
ducntly 70 much more advantage u offered
me East; These fixtures will cost at least len
1honsand dollars. n sum 80 large a. that viii
snnt up e7erJ small whiskey mnnufactorr.
Giving the larger establishments AZ unfnir
advautage.' The utmost efforts. our in
ington, bJ .the -New Fork dealers, to
have this bili put through. - they
gee In It scheme to kill OF The small msn1.
factusers, cripple those In thu Wcat. and I'm.
give ttt market into the hands Of a faw. The
CLARKE requiring the barrel to be fu}l ia pecu-
lArly unjust, es from the nature Of The zTai-
Gle that cannot be done with safety. ID order
10 avert this evil to the interests Of Peoria,
our distillers ought to set vigorously to work
and instruct Westefn members Of Congress to
work aeuipst the bill aud cudeayor to defeat
it, rs its neither more nor Ices than elaring
Outrage.
, 1866-01-08
A Servant Girl, Accused OF Robbery,
Sees Policeman Coming and Jumps
Into We'll.

Mr. OrendorH, who Keeps dry goods store
IN FeteryaEy's block, on Second street, short
time ago missed about ona 1undrrd and fifty
dollars from a bureau drawe..:: suspcctinE
hired etrl In his family ef the theft, be
deposited small amount OF marked money
IN the same place This also disappeared,
and Was subsequently, found upon the per
son Of the girl. She waa at once charged
with tho theft, and was Promised immunity
from punishment II she would give up the
amount This ,she woultl not do. Palmer
fore, yesterday mornlnE, to take la into
custody. Upon seeing the officer come into
the gtere the girl be9ame very much fright
a1snI = Atai-:Saata. the yard leaped Into
e00a 15 Aa@as feet deep. The news
, 1866-01-08


Last IS 0.s Gsaa3. 8es 1855 80
The annual meeting Of the Clearing Hon.a was
held yesterday, when the following onlcars wars
elected for the ensuing year:
Prcsident-N. F. Coolhargh-
Vice Presideut-J. lombard.
slansger-G. A Ives
Executive Canmittee-E. I. TfnkhaEu, D. J,
Lake, L. c, Badger, L. J. Gage. ]. c. Ruttsr.
The subject OF making weekly statements ahow-
ing tho average condition OF the banks 10 ne
Clearing House, Is beioc aR1tated. It "u be high
II satisfactory to the pnblie. and no legitimate
banker can object to It, In New Turk the weakly
bank statement Is looked for BY merchants with
great anxiety, as it indicates truly tho state Of tho
money MARKET There i no reason Why the ner-
ehanta Of Chicago ought not nave tao alast infos-
,nst,on nn..ra IN tbs state Of the finances of thu
various banking fnstituuona-
Tho demand for Eastcsn Exchanges durug the
weak has been less actise, and w,,h an Increased
supply Tic market has ruled ea4,es bus tho eounte.
, 1866-01-08

Proposed Admiration Of the Tennessee
ConEreAsmcn-Gen. Wcbb-ReaIRua.
lion Of Naval Constructor-Indtar +,
DelcEAtton-Meetin& OF the Committee
on Observation-Disclosures OF
Land Office Aecord4-FtnAncIal-T q
U. =. Sanitary CommIssion.
NEW YoRE, Jan 6-The Co1utrciars TIN ,b,no.
ion special says there are indications lhat the Tar
nessee menbers will eoon be admitted to tbeIr
eeatE as concession to the President
Zen. Webb the minister to Brazil left for New
31 19fk thts morning: His friends predict that he
pean mission. '"'S N'St"
;. WAsntSoToH, Jan. 6.--Willa,n L. usn.ron,
United states Naval Constructor recently sts1ione
al NE Philadelphia Navy Yard, has seu, his re.fe.
plobab; y Be- OF the Navy and 1t vii
The Indian delegation from the Neutte a-e.ncy
na9 oE1ef talk with the Pstsideus to- day,
l1e Joint ComHittec on reconstruction met to.
.al q one Q! NE SENATE committee rooms. SEMI
Wrhbusne, Of Illinois, repaired to the E3ecptire
manAlon and remained With the PrcsIdent ABOUT al,
hour. ~"1' "H
Ihe General Land Office his received Information
tess ,nd. ,he oses Ct hs Register en Receiver ot
steven.' Point, VII. 'Doseo ~ = &eseo' ase At
The Amonne Of certificates Of Indebtedness Issued
s1a3 a9x3T nc wsss ending seay s 1901 900 md he
xl5l,0C1 Of legal tender notee, and upwnrJs of
teesn, COO Of gold eertidcates -
Inc United States Sanitary Commission hnytno
declined 70 continue beyond the first Of JanuarT'
ta ths CORRECTION Of soldiers claims for back pay,
American Freedmens Aid Counl.s SION will ~
ce!ve, until further notice, the claims of coIorrf1
sad1sss s1a she5, hei5; ApplleatIon ehopid +
" H&htDG1uU, D. @, -
, 1866-01-08

Sxw York, Jan. GA letter from Richmond
fayn G1aJson and Floyd counties are reported "a
unter The plea that thGy have not been freed Ia
either these counties. There Is no military nuhor
III. - - ~ ~
, 1866-01-08
BIDS AID p11xaa.
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY HyKSrao, Jan. 6.
NEW ToHK QUOTATIONS,
e. S.Ge. 81. ....... .10is5 u $. T-a0's, Aug. aBt
e =. 5:9s g. -1051s q. $. 7-9rs. Jnuc.. 1sa
y. y Ssos. 9. e-.'. u s. 7-So's, July. ea
G1k1.
1GSo ..--..--...-.-1taS 1I00. ..1nA
Steamer Of I'D repcsts b-a0s 66G6ax. Small Bs1
hon decrease and discount 1ate unchanged.
, 1866-01-08
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EyNrxa, Jan g.
The receipts and shipments dung the p,st .&
hours eompazr with those Of tho corresponding
date lazt year Is follow5:-
, 1866-01-08

And Government securities,
No. IL William ST., Nav Yort.
Aceoupta Of Banks Bankers and otacrs snl,cits<,-
lnterest a!low I'd On daily balances.
A:H: NORWOOD, jNO. 2. LOCKWOOD,
otiae NJ \ stock Exchange. lAeof Bufa1o, M.
, 1866-01-08

He1s l0b aolu HdfKEt VIZ UNUSUALLY Weak-
opening At 1ksk md closing 1t 1a11i41A. Siivcx
was dull at 131A1S1
Gosesnment Bonds arc IN good dsmx,d. but theys
clpgc lower. We 0unto.