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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,

- MADISON, Feb. 10.
Governor Fairchi1d sent messa9e to the A.
senby lass evening upon bills authorizing certain
minors 10 convey real estate. the Governor taking
the seEy sound yiew that the committee were fully
empowered to act In such matters and after full hear
ing and careful c1nmlnatlon could act much mora
1nielHEeutly and fairly. Tho Governor eays he re-
gaias al special legislation nnwise, anh such las
as tha clothing Of infants with power to sell their
property Is positively dangerous. While the paz'
tcuF bills IN q0estson may be all right, the precs.
deni Ia one he caunot rnnchon, lest it open the
door to injustice and fraud.
uoas ss osed ss'eSe Ct hs ss
1u1ttee to report, Within week, plan for amend
ing lhe assessment Law, and tnstrnctine the Ralf,
rad COMMITTEES to report eli 2 regnlate prices
roads In thn StAse. and 10 require them 10 carry al
articles offered Of legal trafc trade, and lso tn
appoint q State Agent 10 examine proceedings oi
ssspsn'eF ssapp and report to the Secretary Of The said
Among bills introduced wa7 one relative to
charges oD railroads, aud one 10 make compensa-
eotpo1ase the Green Bay 4 Lake Pepm Nailroaa
Company.
Was smother food Of petitions for the KubouH1
City dam, and petition for The restoration Of the
death penalty for murder.
4 lengthy preamble and resolution we're offered
u azor Of restricting railroad and steamboat lines
from 1aalmg e1sors{onatc CHARGES. and declaring
that >eRitIalion this tub}ect sAould take prece
dente oEct I'll other business.
| paeeed. -
4 Aresolution Instructirg the Judiciary Commit.
tee 10 report plan for revising lhe assesement
laws 80 as TO provide for Special Committee, and
to instruct thtm 10 report at thels earliest conve
! pience, WAS adopted.
resolution Iestricting charges o: railroads wae
| referred 70 the COMMITTEE on Railroads.
| In the senate this morning several local bill
were introduced also to protect ballors Of persona
property TO amend chapter 81 f. =. relative 10 lin
lied partnefsn1ps; to repeal section L. chspter 81
the laws OF 1865 to facilitate the conversion Of Stat
currency md ptpvide fur taking up certain Stait
| bpnde. The section to be repealed provided for th
calling In Of sums loaned from Stale Trust funds
besides come local, the following general bill
/ paseed To authorize the COMMITTEE On School an
University Lands and the Superintendent OF Publ
| Instruction TO settle and compromise tettaiu II
dehtedness to the State; to provide for the ANN.
| publication OF the Legislative Manual: to proyId
sor The custody Of the records Of public surveys
Seuator Chandler, President pro te7m., announce
the following commissioners on the part OF th
Senate 10 appostfon the State into Senate and Il
temhly Dtetriets:
KIN: ID, ". A. Lawreuea; ID, ]. II. Ropnt1ee; Ill
stoddxId Judd; 9Th, u. J. Meade 6th, II. 1
Fnltun-
There uas considerable more dlsensa ION and d
| bukfet1pg OF the bill to amend the Law Of last vi
| insurance rfrn hmm
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Location OF Illinois RegIments-The
Muster Out of Troops-Intere%tinr
Trial In EfnnEhnm-FiVe muEdcfera
Sentenced 10 be Hanged.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chlcaep Trfbune.l


Location Of 11tnols KegiEnents-The
Muster Out of Tro0ps-Iutere4tinr
Trl.l In Fa1nrham-Five murdcrers
S..,....-.a = H.. rI.v.a-,
SIsenSGu W ne .a .ul r-,.,
tspee1ai D6pa1ea 10 tue ealcaep 1Etoune'I
SfRIHaf1ELD, Feb IL.
As come Of fhc Ulinois regiments nnw IN the
eervIea h.r, rhunoad their locality ,rt,h,n .ho,t
- oa'o Arts... '. 49, $3.50
nme. IL may ne OF tnse1eFs 10 suoW "he1e tney ate
at the the present time: The 9Th Is now at Alex
aRdt.s,- Is: 18th at Brownsville. Texas 9Th at
rolnmhua rrYaa asth Mt ViciorIa tre4ss, sath
:, r.s-. ~ cus 80 - r.1o.. ~.
~ Monteomely, AA' eso a. foft e!osoa, Ine4o'
kec Nation; 1s'h cavalry atHoRstont Texas.
The only regiment which has been ordered to be
rnur,e,ea mn FRAT hea no+ arrived and hean ,,53
~ 49, 49, "s..a Nv AAo 'sso f1A1
oIs tne a7ta in'nG1I' =
The Alpha Zcta Society Of Shuttief College, Al
ton. has extended III Invitation to Gov Ogle4by to
deliver The anniversary address for 1865 before the
Society, at tho college commencement In June
nett. -.
' Pefsops who hayc friends !n the service. and are
making application 70 The Executive to secnre the1s
muster out before thetr regiment IL discharged,
ebouid remember thar II thus discharged they viii
lose the last tnttailmeuS Of Their bG1uty, Other.
wise lhev receive the full atnonut
Infnrmasop ftum oftjeaj clreics tndIcates That MI
Titnoi. Ta<tnenfs viii be mrstered ont bY tte mid,
1;r ~ MEN ne14.
81 .he ,,rsaant lima the,e sr- m traons AZ camn
,,:s - W. p.it;s -. -a+ - d,sho,"t aafi;o+e
pGtsr ansiumg ~ ~ easssxaa In
.rhnt es,e ~ .sonea H,s eSntra1 thnnfS
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Legislative Pfoceed&nK%-FAasaxe Of tue
Bank Bill-The Franchise ks1lI-1f.
Garnet PFofests-A Workman Killed
The H1vef-Laeer from Mobile.
Especial pespatch to the Chleago Tribunal

xlf&1h28$tNe A1N%AXV AA AsAU
Bank Bul-The Franchise 01lf-H1r.
Garnet IsFofests-A Workman Killed
The H1vef-Lzeer from Mobile.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NASHVILLE. Feb u.
In the senate, the School bill was taken up and
passed On third reading.
resolution was introduced and referred to the
Committee On Feaerel Rcsat!ons, respecting Tennes-
see Senators and Representatives to every effort
10 lnduee Congress to reltuqn1Rh The collection Of
taxes from loyal citizens Of tho State during the
time they were subject to taxes hY the Confederate
Government.
reading, and IS now Law. Section hrst provides
for tie appointment Of s1 directors to take ehan:e
o. hs sssets ard q tae Ham, hs, Sec1en aea
ling The debts ot Banks, refnse Ill notes issued
enb'equeut 70 MAI. 1851. Section third provides
10 70 ~ Isl to he
Eank- Section four provides thai the funds now IN
custody Of State ot6cerp, and insested IN eertn-
part Of ! perpetual school lund Section provides
That other assete and property Of the bank shall b
sppror{,atsd to make uP ths M entire amount or ,he
to bsye preference to all other creditors. Afer this
fund y tattsned, .he remainder Of he asssta nd
Sec provides that the Attorney General of lha State
may e1ioin petsons from suene tho bank. sacton7
snti foi The s
teEs snd he tbe pssdeE. thsy sSsii elect shsli hod
o1ee for twe ycars ., nItl at sactes,oIs are a.
The farehise BIN cua TIP On The eec.
ond reading. Various auendments wese
Ibid By m sss Hooa apd c sns;
va. not effected untl late hour. The Untau mem.
bert bays completely recovered tone, and the e1.
celiept bl reported BY the Joint Select Committee
@ s ,es aea's q g. ss eeRs ss
Eeads ior TIE s;t few days has greatly contributed 10
Dir. Carmel comes out In card thle morning. de-
nsinE efateDcnts which tclee.aphed you concern
III Is spsesh !ats ES Exssp, .n .a.stsse
! md which promptly CORRECTED, The statements /
sent you wele .tflctlY true: ! reported pscciec1y
That Ar g1ost sad ID y. More iha dozen PEgm
% sn4 100 as ts. ,ooS o 'aht e. seez eezesss. e.
el ~ sta1ements ever heir own signatures. The
however, ,hat he is now ath1ned OF hls dtsg.acefnl
and nnpattiotie qt'Hance, and for this he dcsirea
1sa ha % s sa1e' e. sst T.
| Frank Me0owan, Of Brooklyn, N. +, vas killed
sss,2 RBe. Ssl saan
:, TIE xiyer eontInues 70 Etse slowly; ttx feet On
he shoals. Arstral--J:P F. Webb, from Evansville.
Imperial, ior s.. !onis; Cumberland, for Cairo; i;
Gen. ssgel, for BpEksvslle:
Your Mohile correspondent seuds the following:
wezo brought beioEe u. $. Commissioner WAva1l
np1n ne Gbafee Of passing counterfeit gfeenbseks.
the leader 10 the affair, wss taken up hrst. The
Sspes, os IT, psoessslass ssss ID da5 vii
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Riae OF The Mfaai*sfpp5-An Illinois Boy
-Drossned-E1odus Of Late Rebel Sad

Rise OF The Mtaat*sfrp5-An Illinois Boy
Drossned-E1odus Of Late Rebel S.l-
dferh~
Especial pespatch to the Chicago Ttioune.]
ST, Louis, Feb. 13.
The river continues TO advance at this point, and
has swollen altogtther about 6fteen Inches since
Sunday. The rise is most oppoztupe, and viii prove
g1pst benefit to our commerce, Al the river hence
to Cairo ha. been loo low for nxri2ation for some
Time Ihesv u NOW eight oc nine t"et OF waller TO
tsatro. md rissnE ull tho way down.
Our upper nve1 adviees report tbs ee fasi soften
ing and yie4d,ng to the wearipR influences Of the
mid weather. ,: :. ,.
William Young. 4 boJ about seventeen years Of
arc, whose parrnts 1c+1dc In st. Clair county. H.
eao 10 this city SUNDAY e1on'uc, having been hir ID
hy dfoser 70 ssset 10 btngin3 orer lot Of es!'e
lie remained all night with the droyer At boarding
house On Brosdw.y, and left ycstesriay morning 10
crott orer b! The upper fcrTJ for the Illinois stae.
lie feached the wharf jnst a. the ferry hoAt wns
pushed out and Ill attempting to jump On board, at
distance Of eight Or ten feet, he lost bis footing
aud fell tuto the river. lie eecuaR 10 have ben
bic to ewtm at a1. be eank at once and .ras not
fccn TO rise aiterward. The body WIS not recoy-
cred
II IL eetimatcd in Kansss City that not Less than
fye hundred ex-rebel soldiers hare lett Cass and
jackson counife. dnf1ne the p4nt two weeks Ian
exodus for which loyal men nte duly grateful.
, 1866-02-14

Tic Governors Abscnco - Orph4n
T1ome-State 4er1p-'Ehe Late Pre&i-
DENTAL n1Talk-1ks Effect on Union n,eu.
Especial nrpach to the Chicago Tribupe.l
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 10.
In tho absence al Gov, FaIrchtd, who. With
State Superintendent McMyun, ia visiting the Nor
NAL Schools Of adjoining states. Leut. Gov
Spooncr Il tlline tho Executive chalr.
There we're twenty-one children admitted to the
Soldiers Orphans Home today, aBd from present
prospects it will soon be Allied.
OF {63G6o Of State scrip Issued last Sprug, only
a little over $1,000 remains unpatd.
A battalion Of the 39th, which artsErd yesterday,
Nfll get valentine tomorrow In the shape Of Gna1
payment m full FROM the United States
The State Fircmen's Association holds Its eeut-
aunnal meeting here tonight. ..
President Juhnson'A recent talk With The Var
gtna delegation is the general subject Of convtrsa
ton among public men, md excite. grave nppre.
henaion among Onion members as to the policy Of
the Administration.
About three inches Of snow fell last night.
, 1866-02-14

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DEs MONIES, Feb. u.
Col. VII r. 3neall, late Of the 10Th infantry, has
beeu appointed Collector OF the I'd district, Ece g.
n. Ellis. resigned.
A meeting is called At tho Court House for TO-
morrow evening, to promote tho interests Of the
Des Moines 4 Minnesota Railroad. This enterprise
Is backed By interests that are bound 10 put 1t
through.
, 1866-02-14
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1'tibune.]

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Irioune*]
FRANKToRr. Feb II.
In the Senate bills passed to encourage the de-
yciopmcut Of mineral 1andt. and nouse bin to
authorize the re!undlns Of money to purchaser Of
ruravoy slaves so1d under o:dar OF court.
1iero!unons from the Rouse requesting the ze-
moral OF troops and Freedmen's Burcnu, md the
restoration Of the writ Of haoeas toptss. rejecting
Illc Com utntional Amendment and requesting the
equalization Of bounty 10 soldiers, were adopted.
IN the uouse hills passed to regulate contracts
with ner1oee and H.uastoe+: 10 make Tho punish
10 regulate the dnties OF master and apprentices
aId to preserve evidence Of claims Tor alive prop.
erty. .........
4 resolution extending the session until Monday
next the 18th tust.. was adopted.
A Senate bill 10 prevent Judges aud Chaneellors
from practfciug lsW Was rejected.
Adjourned.
II is stoueht uou that the Legislature will ad-
jou,n on Monday next in plsce Of Thureday.
, 1866-02-14
Maine LEGISLATURE

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. la-nesoIuuons were intro
aueed in the House branch Of tho Maine LaEbiature
today, fasuIing polt,icsa! nyhts.
: The Commlttee on Federal .Nalallons, to which
was etEe1td sesolntIns s.,tsataon e shs crime ot
that ~ In III opinion no expression Of The views
Of III. IGe1satnTe is required to hAstso the nslon
ef The executive authorities Of the United States on
the sub}cct Of the resolution, 1t ought not to
pass, The report Nas accepted.
, 1866-02-14

Especial Deepatch to the Chicago Ttbuue.l
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. IL
Adviccs received to-day frum Gov. Morton are
highly enconreins. His ron, who went With hita
10 Europe, returned home today. lie left the Go7-
crnor In Paris, on the 9Th OF January. Ills health
WIS much better and bis physicians are confident ot
his speedy recovery. TIE Governor has gone to
Rome By way OF Nice. ....
Ralph Waldo Emer.on, the fphyux OF Concord,
lectures hete fo-nlsht, On the "Social AIMS ot
Anaat1fh y
, 1866-02-14

AL O7IA&uOucf +NCGt1A@-AAE AEA-
lucky Election.
Especial Despatch to The chiesso THbune.1
C1Sc1syAr1, Feb. II.
The o'Mahoncy pra1 CD Of the Fenians had a
lurgc meeting heta touisut, fully as large As tue
Roberts meeting two weeks a2o, and sufficiently
enthusiastic. 1t VA, frequently interrupted
by lhe Roberts men. o'Mahoney him.
self nas 10 lave b4En here. but talled.
Meaney OF Toledo, uead-Centre or Ohio, and
Ctonin Of AAAeaehuseus, were the speakers.
They prceuuted &helr casc In moso able manner
than the other side. In their view Cnuada was not
the shortest road to lstland- Canadians did mol
want independence, md Trt.hmsn were not called
upon 10 force Il rpop Item Ireland for the Irish,
and let Chnada lake casr ofttselk: An armed e1pe.
dtt,ou would have tatan tu7 Ireland monfhs ago
had the eala Of The Irish bonds been stopped BY
he maleoutents- TheHpeaker begged for harmony
and units Of purpose.
The hopd+ of fhe Ir:eh loan were presented for
tac al the close Of the esrpeeeh the result Of which
Nns rapid clearing Of tbs hall.
Mr Baker. The EnIor ean:Idato for The Senate In
Campbell and Pendlcton counties, ky., has certainly
been elected.
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Bosrox, Feb. 13-The 4htp Hau.let. Capt. 8tev.
ems from Calcutta for Boston with a valuable cargo
of East India goods, rent ashore during Tuck
Cod, and will be total loss. Her back ts broken.
ond she ia fu5l Of wateE. The eres wszc shyet
The Hamlet was 757 tons burthen. built IN 1851,
snd owned by ". e. Rogers u Co.
The United Ststes stfamer Powtncket. ashore OF
Cane Cod. vas cot OF hat night Without damsEe.
, 1866-02-14

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1a.-The Mount Hope conspira-
cy ca.e was continued to-day. The defence oh;cci.
The court re.erved tts deciston. The court pre<t-
ousiy had decided TO admit the declarations Of
former Sitter Superior evidence IN tho case Its
Mia Mary Fleming. OF New York. whose testi-
mony the prosecution hiss endeayoted to obtain
each dag Of the trial, hut aueeessyely faled. WIS
recalled this morning, and testified 10 her having
been brought to the asylum BY her ttsscr snt
brother, in December, 1858, from New
York. That she vas greatly distressed
al being confined therc that the Superior Sister,
Ale>ta, told her that ene na< not insane: TINT she
told The Superior how she carac to bs there, and
that the Superior said she was not insane, aud that
her tamily should not leave her there more than
two months; aba: IL. Stokes said the same, and
still che was kept tilere nearlJ two years.
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Netu advertisements. .
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


LETTERS FROM EUROPE: Important News -
F4m91-Stsraln& 1ncfe4ae In The Cattle Plakue-
French Opinion Of 6nalish vetezina.y Bdsyee-
Il C1ttte Plague fermentation Of the Blood p
Qualify OF LJmph 1ur Vsectnzt ztt,n-1He cAts,o
| Plague lsQ Fea1& AEo-Dr.' Letaepy On sAs Cattle
Pt2snn-HoV 10 Tell Wholesome Aoat-Evw aad
Terrible Dtse4ss toa, Furk-Grs!n PTospocta--
Kastsh 1speFtss1oss Of 7osasoes, Rte.
| PARIs CORREsPoNDkHcE: Deetioe Of the Second
Fmp&re-franc1 and French Me1 Ia tss&-. The
| DrauA Ii Paria-Nadenoiset1e The.eae-Wo<ss
| stul-The PeopIr-shsdows Of the Fu:ure-Fe-
neatb the Gurnep-Preteat Results-The Tu1ntrx
Point In tho RnpeToss career-1he Inevitable Re-
suit
SKw. YoRK CoRRKsPoNDEScg: Nrws md Cos
zip Of the Grrat CIsy-MIuiona1re Stewart Ag,iu
Paying the Rent-tihosss Ii Cnurct-The irish
Bepnhllc Huahinx to A1us-A Tozprcc Expert,
uaens and What Csrss Of Tan AaihoF aud N
Act1css In Court
THE FARM AND garden: Answer to Latter
Cotton IN soutbeTn Illinois Tobaeco- -Ortharus
+cd Vtusyaxds-Gr&pes tce 1Able, Wln6 and Mar-
tet-Hlue Grsss-The WackbezTy-Tsuc ~ Sow
G1aas 9eed-Ame7can FoEnolo2icat Soctety-Cul-
ture Of Cotton = Groskil's Clot Csushez-He-
searches In the Kitchen. No. 5-Bad Soaps and
Worse Washing Flu,Is-1he vrngtr-WashiuR
Naehlne-Furthef improvements Reqalred-+Ru-
raj" % Timber Belts and Live Fcnces-A Few
Words In Review.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN ENGLAND.
TIE FREEDMEN ANU IRE fHE5lQAA1s fIAt
Of = Coforet Delegation TO rhe PIest6eut-Freed-
Heu Aatnx toe Their Rixhss-Renly OF she Prtst
dent-Answer to the Presidents s1esch = The
Hostility between the Slaves and Tnlts Tzssn--
THIS Presidents Argument Dernolished-Rep.y to
the Calculation schcne-
MICHIGAN: Agricultural State Convention.
THE TARIFF QUESTION: - ar.otectlon's~ Reply To
Col J. n. Foster.
uELES EsTERpALE: A beautiful story, BY GFaee
Ga1nnt7, Wrtt3en for tho Chicago W11kl1 Tai
BIAK.
THE RETURN OF THE STANDARDS: 4 Thrilling
Pcen. written By Horace Buusy Sargent, and
dedicated to Hon. John A. Andrew.
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL: Anniversary Of Lin.
coins slzth-Drtatls Of tho Congressional Cesc-
monIe-The Capitol Crowded-Or1t.oa Of Hou.
Geo. Rahcrntt.
THE MILITARY BILL: Al Introduced to tho Senate
By The MllitasT Comutttee-
UNION DESPATCH COMPANY: Reply Of I. g.
ByAt., Esq, 10 the Pre.idrnt Of the Company.
THE TRtCHINA DISEASE: Cause aud Prs4eutlyo
-Rtsen ches of Medical Men n this Country and
Europe
IanER coLuEs or CAREFULLY PREPARED
NEWS fTEM3-
4 THouBoUaH REVIEW OF TIE CHICAGO
MARKETS..
EDITORIALS. Tbs President and the Negroes
Reciprocity - Tampa1ny md kew 0sleans-Tae
State CensnS-Rtchafdsoa and Nosrts-Fenian In
-depeadenee-Tsn1csseE-Pr Johason-Too
Modeat bY half Etc
The CHICAGO W1Ez11 Tk1nrxE Is the largest paper,
hAAsA sAx 5o~A .fnFr 0f
, 1866-02-14

NEw ToaK- Feb. 15.-In case In the Fifth Dis
tEict Court, to-day. suit vas brought 10 recover
money due to Northern creditor from merchant
IN The South Al the time tho war broke ont. The
defendant claimed thnt the money was paid into
The Treasury Of the state Of GeoEEa in accordance
with law OF the Confederate Government confs-
cs,i1E debts owed IN The North. The Court held
that thefe was no proof ct any such government be-
fore It, and gave Judgment fos The plaintiff for thc
fuif 1MpuDf.
, 1866-02-14

in the exception Of the President Amnesty rrocla
1netiup L. entitled 10 seat. and substitute to re-
fer all credentials to Committee On Elections. were
Referred Resolutions to 'adiust debts
contracted On the basis Of Confederate
money; 10 inquire after The records, library and
furniture Of tha supreme Court: to extend fsIief 10
na11les owing debts prior to the WILT; To est1bl.h
separate Criminal Courts, were all referred 10 n-
nrcrrf4te Committees,
, 1866-02-14

New ORLEANS, Feb, 13.-Thc Govrrnor has vetoed
the parochial election bll i y doubtful u ,hsse
Seto. ..
The r1ver 10 rising snd ponsine through all the
channels. Plantations ueas Baton RouEe ase snb-
states management, Is not finished. Great loss Is
anticipated.
IA hIc occurred IN Austin, Texas, On the 18th, IN
VolylnE loss OF %aA GDQ,
, 1866-02-14

The Richmond Examiner Closed Up.
from % h9an Fs6 abeSs % ~ he ass a*y ge5s gess
was closed at nine O'Clock this evening BY order of
Gen. Terry. The order IL SAID to hare emanated
from ten. Grant.
, 1866-02-14

Coz WooD.s Mrs1ux-La8t evening Coleun1n' 4
starting old comedy ot The Pnor Gtntlen4n' "a'
given with an excellent cast. and 10 full house.
Ar. John Dillon, Cur faEorite eou,cdlar, aher N
absence Of lew weeks, IL a1ain upon The bE!s.
" makns nis appearance On Monday nlEn@ ae
drama of Caught IN the Tolls" viii be presented,
and the zane in the evening:
McV!cKEn's THKA1ns.-7Ar. Edwin Adams sP-
peared last night ~ "Chatles de Moor," in Schtl-
le1's tragedy Of sThe Robbers" The part was
pl1yed sery accepiabty. aud he WIS well supported
By the stock company. matinee performance Will
bs given this aAstnoon, in which vi. Adaus ap-
pesrs.
HERMANN, The ETcat prestfdlg gttafeur, commences
a second season Of his wonderful recrouoantfc Ia-
lusfons Ihis eTenln. At The Opera Honse. He PROM
der. and miracles manifold. He will b. assisted by
Herr HuselmaJer, the inventor OF the celebrsted
'.Dfum Trick who wiN perform on hts .TFondu-
enm1phl}pe l}penOf1aeeomoncnt0," which, whsteYer It
mnE be. must eertainsy be very wonderful thing:
ST.. VALES11xE's BA11---A grand ball and festival
Will bo given this evening, Ii the rrosby Music
Hafs> for the heuett OF The WashinEtaniau Home.
Of valentines IN honor of the Day. No pains have
been spared to make this one Of the most ot1ntant
gatherings Of the season, and re fully expect to see
the effort crowned with success.
Smith / Sison's Hall where his surpEts,ns musical
talents are nightly received with nnhonnded asor.
He will give matinee performance this afternoon.
sKA!ESa.-The frost Is setting IN again, and, q
consequence skating l., u a onssng nP. Tae
does not appear IN the least to diminish. There
Was 4 hurdle raee II the Rink iast night. which
came OF we'll The Washington and the Central
which wa+ tn good condition.. rhe benefit for the
Protestant Orphan Asylum comes of this afternoon
and eyenIng Al ihe central skannS PsIk. and prom
tse1 to be success. Let Il be vel remembered By
ali the ffiGIluA OF lhe Institution,
, 1866-02-14

OMAHA, Feb. 13.-Thc Nebraska Legislature ad.
iourpcd yesterday. Resolutions indorsinE the
Presidents administration, wern passed almost
unanimously.
Bils psosfdfne for geological survey Of the Terri
tory and liberal provision to induce emigration,
HFf1a rs.seH
, 1866-02-14

The Massachusetts Liquor Cases.
NV YoRx, Feb. 13-The Rbss.s special says the
Supreme Court will hear the Massachusetts, liquor
cases on The 18TH tnEtaut
, 1866-02-14

Nsw Feb 1s1he ~ o. tas .ts1mst
saeer, was up today beforc the United States uft-
tE1ct Court An answer to the charse Was flied BY
v F. Cary. as agent for the o~ucrs, denying all
allegations Of illcgalltJ.
, 1866-02-14

Obituary.
Bos1oS, Feb. 13-Kicht Rev. John B. F1tzpat-
rick, Catholic Rtshop oil Boston, died last night,
after lingering fllnets> Aged % Years.
, 1866-02-14

To the Editor OF the Chicago Evening journal:
The following reply TO tho article Of "Citizen. !"
published In the Sunday morning 1Ft3,ans, VAS pre-
rented to the Isi6uHt, w1th request tat they pub
1ieh IL. They decline, for feasons hest known 10
themselves. CITzES CONTRACTOR.
Il is perhaps Of very 1llue consequence. bnt the
above atatenlen, Of Citizen Contractor" l. Elise
, 1866-02-14

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