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, 1866-01-03
YmpoYfAnt BecIxaoN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ain the Supreme Court Of
the EnIted Stases to-da3, Jusiee Clifford delivered
sn opinion In ihs case OF N appeal erom the Dis
trict Court Of Wisconsin, tn which milwaukee,
and Chicago company vas respondent It appears
That certain lno1tEtged p1cmisea wese seser times
offered tor sale but Rero not sold and ttat the ap-
pellaDt clsImed possession on the Eround that he
WINS the highest bidder. but the Supreme Court
holds that biddInss At anctiun mere oers, and
that there is no binding obligation til the consent
Of both parties is given. In other words. there
must be mutual undcse landing to deslguste agree
properly 10 bis best bidder, 10 bid may be With
drawn Before the hammer talts. The Court said
that tusoa had been done and nIl psrttea arc eat.
isfed but appellant, and th-t the decree Of tho
District Court 1s affirmed with costs.
, 1866-01-03

WILMINGTON, N. C., Jan. 1.-The celebration by
Ihe nerfoos to-day pafted of with perfect order 4ua
propriefy. Large delegations wern present fom
The surrounding country.
All the civil officers IN the Stats appointed by
ihe Provisional Governor, including ministers,
mayors and commissioners Of towns, judges, and
oil others comprising The who!e machinery ot Gov.
ernmeut, have ceased 10 exercise any authority,
Provisional Governor Sacating his olIice. AL
power now temporarily rests tn the Military. Gov
ernor. Who Is taktng steps to hare the Legislature
remedy the difficulty Meantime, 1t Ia probable
that the military authority wln direct tho oflcets
heretofore acting for the Slate 10 coninpe to ex-
eec{se their functions.
, 1866-01-03
B0arning.

pOARDING-A few young gen
- tleuen can be accommodated with board AID
lod g1nEs 1t No. a. Third avenue, Fhere they G1n
have the coufpftS OF q bone. c56
, 1866-01-03
drtluuukee Market

Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE Ja1,2.
rTnrv-Ftrm. Safes white winter 1t f1o ".
Wuxa1-Aaynnrsd slightly. sa1ea this = NJ ieou
No. 1sss1ia. cash. snd %l.A4 buysf al Monlh Gu
'cnanse; $4,000 Il sl3le1slS cash. mo sl-' '7sss
tendaJe.
FIVE r. n. boAAD. -,
WurA1-Nomtpal At Il 80 for no. and s1u 1oF NO.
ecAsh. ...,- :.
pnoy7s1nSs-Steady. Sales 1no Dill nsss po5A A.
Sd Immediate deuyer1' 200 nns III 1aa"A''
i3tn, 1t te6.bo-
LA1p7sieTtes 1t 11c. .
RrT7Ke-stea =. Sales II tnoe q xsc. e.dr
DH1ss1p Ho5s-Receipts s fof TIM ssea. 80 Ssee1'
s.1e4. 1fo0 At s1e,.s2<ttoc; average %oot3soc.
Rxcx.r1s-Looor hour, r, 90 Eheat and d,oo' osu'
Eu1r1rsTs-2,1pc nour, hy Fz1.
, 1866-01-03

ren~r1,1 Msnsfeh IA the ChicsXo Tiihunc.)
rursnra0B, January
BEEF cArTLE-Therc wxs akaln light supp.y ss Q,
catue % sale 1t The Allegheny yards ms 49, nua
w.tA eutht Improvement in The demand. lno ~.
fet xas mora active but upon the whole there va no
change In pr1ces u compared with last Wetf- 1ne
whole number Of cattle did not exceed ,a head: o.
which about SO were sold 1t pfces ranging Hu es ~
cents grosa Coed cattle were IL light sopp Ana soa
readily 1t extreme pEtees while con1mon e,. ~.
slowly, nd only Il low nKu1es. The demand tot ss
men, was exceedingly Light, and there were na' 'e"
Eastern buyexs IN attendance. .,.-
HOGs-Are in better demand, seTari pAe1e1s asv y.
Ing commenced but!ng. but there - no sa'AnGS -
auots,ion., p.essed Hoss ere selling ut 10 l. eeass
1r11h fkIe akT1fsl8.
, 1866-01-03

TEE s1uex YARDs.-Ihe passenger train whIeh
haa been Running for few dnyE past 10 the Union
Stock Yards, over tho track of the Chicago. Bur
mrtpq & Quincy nsltsoad, has been discou-
4tnued, and tts place Is supplied BY a train rnn-
ntnY Rese1A1 times dasls over &he Pittsburgh 4
Fo:t wayEe Road, starting from Canal street near
, 1866-01-03

BAr11Nonx, Jan. 1.-Ralu has been falling here
a1 DAY. but The Temperature Ia mild for tha season-
The colo1ed people assembled e7 Rldssd this FORE
NOON at the FIst African Church to celebrate thOlr
dcllverance from slavery. SeScral addresses were
made.
At The opening Of new billiard hall tonight
Michael Phelau and Mons. CAfme played match
game OF sou points. Carme was lhe S1ctof, run
HIGc in ono scor2 SlB.
, 1866-01-03

Cnosrr's OpEnA HoueE.-Ths sSchool for
Scandal" was given b. the grand Murdoch eombtn-
n.ion On Monday We can truly eAy that we have
never paesed more melancholy evening than IN
witnessing It II the task had been assigned 10
the performer to take the most brilliant comedy OF
sssci On The Fpsctator, The resnlt could not have
beeu easenuafly different In the inst place hall
the actors could not be heard, Nothing Is 1nors
taualiztug to tpectatoF thxn to atran hfs ears to
catch wosd now then from Joseph Susface, and
to loose entirely those 81 Lady sneeryel and
Maria 1ne Open aorFs e seewhat @ ~ sF9s1 thso
efance should have been duly considered BY the
perfoTue7s before they came beofe the foot lights.
In The ne5t placs me actors, With tue & exception
sspin Bsekbise} did not bsse even . tol-
of ou. local theatres could hare produced The
School for Scandal fsr batter thsn The scaed Star
Combination. Indeed It has often been produced
here with admirable effect, whereas the ardienee on
Monday ereotng. ~h5ea WIS seSJ large 10 ytfy
e. Ge whole @ M Mpertornance. IL. Murdoch acted hls
pert only modeately well. nj. Chapltn'e repre-
reutat!on OF Sif Bentamin vas really good. thonsh
The play lat night was wila Oats, IN which W.
Murdoch euEtalnFd The character OF "Rorcs. Ihie
.,namiet"
McVlcKEn's TuEA7ns.-Ar, Joecph Proctor sp.
EeaIsd 'sst evening IN lae Rlay o1 Ambition q
VIII be produced The Jibbepainosay, or Nick o1
u Ir.rux.-" Hamlet WIS produced Last evening
Tonight, .The babes IN u. Wood. ,r,,
Ac1prnY or Mumc-Ihis evening Mr.. William
Erockvay takes benefit nt this Place Of a@use ,.
\ u1ent. Mf, HtockwBy has been member OF tht
troupe for many months, and bas become one Q
thr tstahlsthed tavorltes. For nine xeara he W.
The leader Of Monis Bros. Band At Boston; 1.s9 I9
| i spu of lha ttsfHcfaFe will appear and play viii
, 1866-01-03

PE1EnanUna, Jan. 1.-The Fretdqneu Of this city
and adjacent counties celebrated thclr freedom to
ra1 streets, and there vas public speaklng on Pop.
lar Lawn. The weather IS very nnpr9plti0ug, but
great numbers participated In the celebration.
1he different societies of Freedmen donued their
best md turned out with banners. The oeca,[on
waf one OF great rejoicing with them, md every
thing pa4.cd Of In perfect order.
, 1866-01-03
General Notices.
P. P, P. B.

This mean Powezs' Patent Perpetual Broom. This
lnnitutlon IL 1tl ia e1iatenet will rrAtn for 1t
win have IN adEocate In every household wheEt It is
seen. To those who hsva puschased County Rlxhts
viii say that have associated with me partiea for tho
manufacture Of this FEoom who hare ample rneans
and stand among the nrst bus'ness men Of ChlcsZo-
VIC at making extensive preparations TO manufacture
on tsrse acalt sd intend b able 10 iii Iii oruefs
after the trst Of January. ss. 3d. send on your or
ds which VIII berlledt tn the order they efecsFed
Let me axa!a nay to III Wishing safe and luc1attve
nusuess for the winter. whether in city Of country.
that better opportunity odsrs to make good thing
ouiot hem.i in1estme1! than 10 pozehsse County
odtee, ana =. eatsfy 5ou ihss parties 9ss msktnE
Who have prsshassd Coqsslss u esnrss.aS 70, foE
nom yo e toper day ce,i a ny eo1ee I'd ~ soh, b
nj: Acinossd9e myself eT1ouS M b ana pay travsl.
inE apoteation md PURCHASING stss Or Co1n
II RKhto Of me You chu eAye tha large conulss.ous
sya % eernts jF: 81 HoVEE ~, ,ha @ sns1ss control
cfunaU. NILES 3TANDlSH the entlse control OF
MichiIsn r, o. sddrere Boz 49I. netto1ti 4. K:
1EWlIT kg4SoS !S,,Gs1 GAs%slI .nd
f,HAS. Z. BROWNE,
cse34p Chicago, IN.
, 1866-01-03
St. Louis Market.

st. Louis Market.
ST. Lor1s, jan T.
F1ors-Mors active. Spring extss at N..a
GRArS-Theat quiet. Corn lower; ml1ea "nle ~
er. Vh,sa NJ &c, oats unchanged, u %tA@a'e
for choice Barley active; sprul It p1'ne 1a NJ
Uoos-Hiaher. 1,ua head at 1856: 800 head At $9s'
aea: III hesa At ts.7sasso; 1.soo head 1t ss.so.
, 1866-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

,tsh Teetimonfas giving evidence OF the efficacy OF
NBnowNs BRoscSlAI 9AoEHxs .c...,
aThars dt,lCd greater btnfff jTons TIE 'Trocaf$
''u" BnooEnoCsE bowler.
Prime Tenorc Of the Bnttsh opefatic Aseociation,
London. .,... .,, rz,,,.n.
ness " KASpALLs o1oro ra, Mrs'S eoa S,t3i9s, nn IA
tAdr <f{edcy." Cash CaAht2 96st.at,,, nLo,
.,7At *1+oeAes' lare greet satt}dctton."
n N. II. LIZ, Editor LoughboIouch Monitor.
sErv5en<fcial IN eitariay hat 1hTotH. .aae" COM
ptuid 10 ting though st!Bt77ng j5osN eo*a.
OF tie .Noyal Italian Opera," ," London
Miss Lou1sA PINE: Of the "Royal Italian Ops-
- eneaEs t,f t1ne Iroch<s,' IN the highest terms
and nfes them constantly to clear aad strengthen
The voice
For Coughs. Colds, and Thioas piseases, NE IEo'
chca IRE invariably cf5eaclous. cto
, 1866-01-03

TOR SALE-Coal-lO0 tons best
pr1ar at CoA1. At III per ton, tn lots ot one ton
Or more: apply at once Of 3. ADAMS q Co. LEO
North NRteT-aI. a<aa
, 1866-01-03

New TonK, Jan. At has been errpueous1y sta.
ted that The French and United States Governments
hare arrived at an understanding With regard 10
Mexican afatra II is known. however, that Maxl-
milan tas not met his pseun,asJ cnEaEenaenta with
Napoleon for keeping French troops IN Mexico and
that the French Emperor IL not willing to support
military force ut his own expense.
, 1866-01-03

greater testimonial, respectively uf bes*J gold
cta1n zod rold hunting watch and cnaln. And 70
passed The eveptrx md lhe een1ne. into the night
ep1 the pefsJ cxmc back to theit hume7 md OF
til jury ah1a ras the vcndic,: We the pA1nei-
pants Ii t1it fnqnet rpou ptute dfnea agstntt Col
b bl. Auugh, do mud, >safATEu HIX Al1u1."
, 1866-01-03
bnaRp or E1UCkT!DH.
mcntkly Observation-Disclosures D,cem-
ber, 1865, and December, ISG4--
Receipts and ExFeadltures--
appointment Of Teachers
The School Fund and
the Marine Bank.

The regular monthly tneettnc OF. the Board OF
Edacatlou WIS held laFl evcutug Ia the rooms OF
The Board chi LASa11e street, the Prct1dent In
spedor c. n. holden. in The ehAl1. There were sso
preeent inspectors Bsllautyne, Blackanan Boneeld,
Bnnt.no, LesTtst. steele, Wa1ah, Wentworth Ind
Rruyan.
The minutes OF The pfrvions regular. meettpx
we1c read md On mptaon approved.
Mols1Hn SCHOOL,
Inspector BIaeksuar, 0! The CommitteA On Build
il ihe internal arrangement Of ihe 1oleteu School
70 - 10 snaole the management 70 possssa add
uons1 rcom-
The rrport was, On motion, approved. -.
+. 7he same committee reporisd .anous exptndi-
tu1ce neurzrd Ia laJ1ne down drains and sldewa1ks
at se.e.sl schools, amounting m the aggregate to
xUacAL TEXT BnoKs.
Inspector Steele, Of the Committee on Text
Book and Coursc of instruction, moved the adop-
tion q The musical tezt book Known as the . Cor
The two ALREADY In use
The mouoo prevailed
1ntpee.oz GGilfotd. Of the Gonmlltee on Apps;
new furniture to the value Ct 6, SEQ IN several of
the schools.
APro1KHEa1n, REsIuKAT1ots, AID TnAasFkHs-
Superintendent ]. L Fietard, Of the Committee
that certificates be granted to the following ladies'
Who Ind satisfactorily passed the required e1ami-
Misses ue1cn ". Stoxrll. Anna n. snoad. Lsnra
s. Thorpe. Margaret 4. Van V1nnken, Alice Judd,
Henrieifa @. Hubbard, KAte blanchard, Belle Nc
Po5iosE. P5i Jan jane Fe1rser, Z. Addie brown, Emma
J. Wiliisn'e. and Addic r. Wells.
! destes ordesed 10 Il granted. =
| The Committee Cd Appointments reported as
] follows: -..
| Ret1nGaont-Mi4 Lois X. Claybefg, Scammon
/ School,
, 1866-01-03

Shoulder. ,nc /; sides, u.so: H.ns sisx. 1A>d-
Prime city. 1sc; County. IN; Eeg, - Hogsaeuyn-
sa1es 1t 1nh9lezs not: $9.ss81ooo EsuAs Receipts
LIE
Noxxr-sseadJ. ...
NcnA1a1-Tbues, 1t pA, buying md SC premium.
, 1866-01-03

TOR SALE-Two tirst-rate rem
ae4tnc te.tIes-wirl run about 10 trs.togetaT
nth nrcss and coolers. Also oae steam eauldfon T.
Qun.e - T.. - e.et ~ fhe mnrKet c1N
, 1866-01-03
New York Stock and mspey Market.

MoSxY-Ea1y at PEI cent On call.
6TxHx6-Unllan md nominal, 1cG,{alDH.
GoiD-ShAde e1Sler, opening 1a4x declining 10 tAA
OpIuEHIsr B1oc1s-Ftm. US. 81 81 coupon
ii iG Neatury note-, 'z, lstsrries s9.f ~ ye1es
81. sd pcyte SIX. Oue yalr's ces4tdcate. new tsyuc.
ETocxs- -stcnE. Tenn. - Of %. ssK; No, Il, ~ !
MI, a8; Erie, NH: Eeadhr' mn: n. q. 4 y. L
, 1866-01-03

w 6r4spAxD HIs1oar Of the EAr, comeIetstn ooe
ro!uma ovM MoAsss p.ses splena.diy Mast,a- h1t,s
scenes maps and d!.ssan1 The .nsn9r of ~ sets
succeeded tn producing Just what tho pecrle Hent-a
mr. and impartial h.ato7 Of the wal perfectly r..
work o1er all others Is eSe1ywheTe senowie1Sed. Y
Is nartrd by degrees Of thoro1ehnek! knd aecnraty
Of ytloui inferior works already laid them aside
~ worthless ard unrtllabe, aud secured this great
Illustrations than any hl.torlca1 work cxta1L E1.
uerteneet ind u ths btst book = canvass toF.
men In Waat Of pro1t employment viii gag ths
serd It once .or circ1lars and Address
LEiELEis M'CTEDT & CO.. Speeds 11ock, Dearborn
/ aIrett, Chlc8.o Illinois. dos9-cliRltS "a 4fTu
, 1866-01-03

Coal CoHrNo Dowv III THE RuN.-We notice
thsf one Of our prominent coal firms IL adveraing
Eie and Rrcr Hill It twelve dollars per ton, de-
ducttou Of about four dolaFa from recent prices+
We did not suppose that the fAncy r1te4 Qunted In
Noscmber could continue through the winter. The
Others mne4 soon hollow snh.
, 1866-01-03

A EPE<1l1 NGE1lsa or THE Co1xoN CouxcM
viii be held this evcnine for the purpose OF COZ.
aidainR The advisahilrty Of RENTING the penalty
:. I'M ron-Yaynaent Of city tx1c4-actiou upon the
c1nfe OF the Afttfman cemetery lots,-Rnd Tor MI
nor general butine4s.-~
, 1866-01-03

sr,c,px.-cosouer Wagner vas called on saudaJ
to hold an inquest npon the body Of 3fszk Lnno, a
b.s.her, whose ta1n.ly reatde on as'sea sllee.'
near Tveusy-second. The deceased haa oeen e.
eeca.nss ,nscnpcsste fos years. nut aoont ~ h,e
Esfk, sfo sEesa p4sios s1s t0te1
9e !, II s's s'eS1s eeSa fs.olg. a
hoHs's,d d ~ H. flnte bis pledge, For rome time he
asa sca' enc m M e h.os * the ensets
ofG of liquor by ihe Of opium Comm: a9ns q
9s,tn o1nss q fSs q aesI sre.
hehsr III ;, desen o. doss At
ss ende - they At w1a se ssa
t41s. snre the unfortunate man, brt *ttnn't sue
eess. Iund d5iae soon atler midnight. lie sesses
| VIE and fye children.
, 1866-01-03

TOR SALE-VesseIs-T of the
best business vessels ths Lakes. Hight dranzht
iast ssile9s good cssefx, we'll found and n ntr1sGt 81
WARD KELLY, otace No. md . Hullards blocH'
, 1866-01-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Coniugal disappointment and Laud-
Anums

About hAlE-pa*t nine o'clock last night Sergeant
Carrity OF the Second Police Precinct, discovered
a man lying halt frozen on The sidewalk, on hobey
street, between Carroll and Kjnxtc streets. Think
tnc he had fallen down under the influence Of drink,
The Sergeant snaearored to arouse him, when he
discovered him 10 be in an apparently dying condi-
Hon. His limbs refused to support him, and 1t zc-
outted the Assistance Of iwo men TO convey him to
he euh-.tatlon on Lake street. Gas7ity Immediate
" ran tor phyeicisn, and Dr.. Shnmway, on exam.
in1pe into the condition OF the sucser, found that
he was dying from The effects Of poison
The mans nane was ThcmaA Young. He Ap.
pesrrd be about IS 5ears Of aGe and when he bad
fccos ered sufficiently to be able TO spesk he stAted
that he had been for three wears captain ID the navy
The circumstances under which he came to the
sad predicameut in which be was found we1e eiic.
ned f1om him with some dtf1enltJ. + sppssss that
time his coD}ngA relations bad became exceedingly
unplea.ant- Ills moiheE-tn-law and Two sisters.
who lived in the honse With hnr1 had. BY series
lear, rendered his married lite miserable and IL
order to escape from them, he resolyed to gire
ihs @ unhsppy M man went and purchased dlieen cens
worth Of lanaanun., md dsank Il. Before swallow
ing The tstal dsaught be tnd'sed the following cpis-
" DEAN t. nj s.: Ton Won't sec me asalp In his
world. May God forgive you for What has trans.
pIred. In short time will meet my Maker; may
and you have driven me away from you lite dog.
an getting sleepy. May God bless you "flteto
4 father for nc, Em
uEHAs YouSa.
by The aid Of powerful reetorattves. aud By dtni
ofwaILing him 10 and fro on the ptatre tho effect.
Of the poison were In ZONE meaeure eountcraeied
and br midnight he Has considered to be out o
| danger.
/ OmuAx Asrlr1.-The ANIMAL meeting ot LII
Board Of Dlleeiresscs o1 the Orphan Asylum, con
vened at the Asylum, corner Of Michigan ayeuu
snd Twenty:teeopd street, yesterday afternoon
| Nrt. U. D. kanney In the char.
| The Natron's report for the last month N4s read
sfulu knch 1t sPPsssaf t11At Abe he1tn OF tno aa
| rood. Donations were rrPorsed from the following
| Nrs. Alonyo Hamhn, e10; Ars, Q. i. F.15asdDer, IS
| M11, Seabuucer. Il. The report vas tccepied,
EK-~GsC. Cook aud Mrs. Chas. FollaI.tee SEf
spaoin.ed on The 'is'ttas Committee ios the m0al
| ol JAnusty. -
The Board tber proceeded to the eiection Of Oh
errs for tLc ensuing ycas. WITH the following n
| sci:
I1eetdent-Mrs- o. D. RapneJ.
Vice rresidunt-Ass. r. l. zoe.
{ <ecaetsyy-Mtss Jnita H. HaIuin-
Purchasing Committee for the year-Mra. l.
CoIbnlp, MIR. +. l. Yoc, Rev. Pinto Jrason.
tin motion vote OF thankA was rendered to th
following parties for past Myots: TRIBUNE tor
/ copy daily; Dr. Holmes, ocrHtt; Dr. Dean, der
tJtf; Dr., r. l. nea, physlc3an; Mm. q. sweat. ic
| lces Mr. l. Flat, LOT fresh lruff.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1866-01-03

pOARDING-A A delightful unfar-
L cypjahed front roo1u suitable Mr GENTLEMAN snd
Wtfe Of Two Young gentlemen May be ohtalaea oy
ad5resktnR !" 3, E, IT, Tribune oftct. ctN
, 1866-01-03

..Ntrh, H,oomipr CeTens" ehal1 refgu supreme
arnone The perfumes manufactured on ih3s eonu
ncnt-a tact 81 which tho unpeeoedenfed ine5esse M
in Ite ssles during The patt TX onlns u oc%! % ="
nnswe5abIe. Sold everywhere. t'O
, 1866-01-03


Commercial Travellers OF Chicago was held last
cyrnlne Ut the Richmond House, called for the
purpose of eaecting permanent organization 10
ptp!eet thsi9 cxr Interests ae ttnyelerx. a large
number were in attendance. Tha meeting was Of
ceuiyrd bJ nppo.n1an: MI Heatam.n BsEun!ns ~
Temporary chairman, end Mr. A. Nedbury, Sec-
o. fsk3ps his seat the chairman e,ated TIA, he
understood the ob3e 81 the meeting % &C @ ane psa S.
caie11s 10 the travelling p9ohe ths necessity q
5nr1fsbtuv better acrpmMod datlon4 for the money
eio nd ahey would do Al in theis power to pat.
fon,se, end prevail on ~ otnen, on.5 facn ss
4 com,u1ttee On nrGani,al1on spl,ointed " tne
neetsur. fheu reported a constitution hnd py
which were substance that tic Association ehoulo
b called = a<nmescsl Ttaselle9s A.s9s1su'9sn no
ne Vioe i11s,aezts, seae1afy, t:osEeep9nds'a,:
Se<zcsasJ, Treasurer. tthe latter heinG Fe9o!sea
give bond n the snm q IS oo0, and IN Exesuls'
Communities Of tcvrn- Tue o1icefr 70 be e.eSse
Iesrs md the 41h oT ju1y1 Aotui+siop Zee 10 Ar
ejstion 4b-D. That the raid ton.tltnton c1n b
rhaDgeA at AnY regular sem1-annusl meeting, stIt
days notice, tn Writing, having been previoust
Ite Atsoesa,ion then wen, ,n,o The election .
CGcesE, with The following ttsult:
Prr*idcn:-Mr. J. Johnston.
Vice I,reridcpte-uenj. brunnsne, Dcn]. Il Not
Geo, Wright, ". u. Benr, md L. T. Colby.
Txaapft1-John small.
S&c4etafy-Gny McGte.
-. Corresponding Secrctarr-lsaac \. Harmon.
" Executive Cumlnittee-M. A. 1Sossn. Of the hon.
N. HeSde<ses 1 O.: boois md shoes 9. II We
rIeT. 0ftSeo VI. ktnT & Co.. Erucr13ee: W, r. Iioo
-" @ \. E Page 4 Co., oonfeetone1s: A. Pool,
Graves r 1etue, fsucy dry Eoods F. T. winn,
steb+rEer b1sakaeJ: ha1dwarc.
The iueeting then adjourned
, 1866-01-03

We Snyltc the attention of Farmers
erd fruit growers of the West to the Oct th1t ne
nnuual prpfI nom The cultivation Of Dooiltt!es
irptoyrd Blsek Cap Ratphcs7J h1e ton S4" 10
, 1866-01-03
If You arc an Old Fogy,

And like 10 tee things done In The "good old way,
dopr want to Eta 3ou. Bat you are an eneFset'e'
ente.prikns IN, and believe that there may &c q
new thing under the snn," can put 5ou In tho Way
OF doubling yous money In thirty days.
G. E. BROWNE,
OnceN No, IL, Tylez's Block, IL Iasalle-st
, 1866-01-03
NOTICE.

ID CALDWELL & BRO, north
e.st corner Of Market and Randolph 1teess,
the Oldest stand IN the city for
PURE LIQUORS, Foreign and Domestic.
Just txy Pete also the Pure Columbian Gln and Cad.
veiTs Premium Cough syrup for Coughs, Cods, DC.
ctsQ tp
, 1866-01-03

C8sh in hand Doc. 1st 16G5....- --...... 8.S6a40
The report Nns on motion plAced On de.
ATTENDANCE.
Superintendent pickard submitted the following |
report OF tbe attendance at Ill haechoola 70. the
manths Of Deecmbes, 1SGo and ls64k1-
, 1866-01-03
4trape0.
DiBsDIutinn.

VO-PARTNfERSHIP.-Mr. E. F.
! CUTTING is admitted patTtr u our house.
The stSae o1 Inc nfIn "aA 'sN-A T. i. WEBER Co,
r.,ro Law, -set c-ttslthp
, 1866-01-03

Or, Libbey, tho celebrated 1a&lan
Pbytte3an md aetsne4,er or disease, csn BE- COZ
Fnfted II h1* Chicago Iunrpnafy. No, Custom
Hnuer Place {Lor,berdts rev b1ockl trpu Tuesday.
January I'd. Until Saturday, January 9Th. e617
, 1866-01-03

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ mn, CEO. ", 4 RIDDLE fs sdnnfttsd 70 ,s n
1nisrest ia or nm nom this date. The uIye o. inc
os1n ns 50 os npARDaLEE BROS q CO.
1.nn,r1 i. iSn. CuAS. KEARpsLEE Hhos,,
ctm - ~. w H~@s4
, 1866-01-03

Mn. A. u. DE11au7. the proprietor OF the Ton
sorisl Palace, and The inventor Of the famous Span
fsh'Lnstr1l, was dehsht-fully aurrzi.cd on New
Tears Ev6 By hjG employees bv thc We*entatto4 Of
a richly chated fnuf hox at their hands. Mr.. De-
Light returned hls thanks tn faw and approximate
remzrka, expressing himself highly cfstihed at
such token Of their erteefn, md hoped thsi n1.
NIL.
, 1866-01-03

Der Goops-We understand shat Mes.rt. Hunt,
Barbour Hale, dsy goods jobher<. corner oi Lake
street md Michigan avenue, have E~ccaved large
lino OF cottonE prints End choice defines, boaHht
rres{oue to The ate adtAEee md that they hive re-
Of nye years ago. Tho country trade will fnd ex-
traordIna1y Inducements It this extensive and we'll
known house.
, 1866-01-03

S1Nouo.-Pn.ties dcsirons Of acquiring prac-
ticsl knowledge Of e1pejng arc commended to the
singing school Of Mr. Dye, now In session In this
city, The adnlt claAs meets every Thursday
evening NJ eeyen O'clock and Juvenile clas. eyery
Saturday morning at nine O'Clock In the lecture
rnnm ri ttc Methodist Church Block The wiutes
1crua has inst commenced. and the present Is m
excellent time 10 beHTa.
, 1866-01-03

. By The aid OF powerful restorattves aud By dtnt
Of walking hin, 10 and fro on the ptae tho effects
Of the poison were In rome 1neseure countcracied.
and by midnight he Has considered to be out Of
danger.
, 1866-01-03

CuuscH DEuIcA11oa.-Tbe new church edllioo
recently erected by the Univcfsalists, r Blue
1ilsnd, VII be dedtoted to-a4y with approximate
cesrmonsce+ Rev. Dr.. Ryder and Rev. MI. Tut,le
Of this city, will take part IN conducting the ce1e
mnptes A train Of cars Will leaye 3sse Rock Island
depot. On Van Buttn street. at nine O'Clock this
ua1sufpg.
, 1866-01-03

Rrsz.c wtxpow SuAnEs&-A recent Invention
which hie]y commends iteeH to ali who inspect 1t,
il the i. Rnstic Window Ghade,"a blind made Of
extremely fight strips Of wood, pasted together b,
tsres, presenting a yc11 neat and uniQue appear
,ncr ana wlths1 convenient tot rolling: and cheap
Tbn fuyeptots Rfo nov selling Slate rights Tor tte
xnapufacture Tor which application must be made
to Chandler, RAtlsheek L Co. No. 81 East second
tt,ect. Davenport, tpwz.
, 1866-01-03

HErRfkTT-Mefest. GrASe4 & Irvine, Dry
Gooda Neschsnie, No. 78 Lake ftreet, Inform us OF
TIE receipt Of Christmas pre+ent In the shape OF
= rackAee Of lace, from IN unknown party sienine
be,reat !. Chrastrnn1." An accompanying Do:e St.
led that +sbe regretted 1t ever haStnE been In her
roesefriop. NJ II should not have been Repent
rnce when il leads restitution, ia Of the right