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The Reception at the White House
Cost umcH Of the L1dIca-Omcer4 ofGhc
Army and navy In nAxtcndance-Pas-
don.Setkcrs Snubtex1.


WA5H1sGroN. Jan, 2.
New Years day II the Capital rms a compound
OF kuow. slosh, driz1le and mud. and tho ctsto-
masJ rc5olctngs were thus little dampened.
After the diplomatic corps, supreme judges and
cabinet had paid their respects to the President,
1he public reception began. Mrs. johnson, who Is
confirmed invalid, was unable to leave her room,
md her daughters. Ars. Palterson and Mrs. Col
Storcr, received the great eoncopfee OF guests
Aus appearing for the first time in pubic a. the
ladIex Of The Presidents household
ME- Patterson WAS attired z7chly hut simply tn 4
dress ofheayy black Elk veylet trimmed with black
lace. End white point lace collar. Her hack hatr
~as rolled back plainly from the 'front.' and braided
tneht worn IN the hair WIS 4 pure white japunica.
Her jewels were pearls and jet. White glo1et, Mn
and bouquet completed ihar costume. Mn. Stoycs
hE.hand. trimmed with eul7ufe. point lace co1lar.
a1f plain with The exception Of fcttoon Of rcsses
behind. Misc Craig Miles and Mics Barter, Of
Knoxville. East Tennessee, who are temporary
Enettt Of the President also assisted In receiving
the company.
Among The arny md nasy officers who paid their
respects TO- the President were Admirais Davis,
Dahleren, 4. smith. Lee and shnhack, Con. Wise,
Con. untwood. Com. Radfotd- IepL Gen. hs1nt
attended By hi. full stat. and accompanied by Ma}
Gen. Townttnd. Gems. Howard, Meigh, WflIlaus.
Eaton. DId, ingalls,, FoE7s, Mott DaFdee, Bartlett
eenden. Keltnn, Brock, Vincent, shuls. naskins,
Kucles, Robinson lof The military railroads., Nc
kecyer, Kamsay. Dcnt commanding drfeuses OF
Nath1ngtonh ketehum. pyer {of the Ordnance
o,l.e1s.
Several Southern pardon seckese took advantage
Of the 1cyet 10 parh theif EulE upon the President
Lie eeTr politely informed the hrst bore that to-
hnr1ncf1, When the second came, he turned his
back upon him.
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SKw TonK, Jan. 2.-CApt. Greeuman, late Cap
tain Of the Inflated Consfttntton arrived here this
evening. he makes the following statement: We
Jeff Savannah On the ed ult., with ergo Of rs
GER, steersgc, and6 men found slowed away after
ehoals OF Cape Lookout. Fons hours amer the ehlp
was full Of water. lie made IN effort to ret hcr Oh,
but was unsuccessful After reminding On
board the wreck until 1t was thought
she would 20 to pieces. the art 11aall
and broke adrifr. The crew at the Eame time At
tempted to launch other boats. but they were stoye
b5 the tea- The ehlp brraking up very fast, the
only chance now len Was cllnFinS 10 the pieces Of
He wreck or cotton bales. Al p. m. the whole
tide fell In, With large n1mber Of the crew and
passengers, all Of whom were thrown Into the sea;
1ese1 ses othss ss Ts5s .tsadi1E 5eaehea chez
md steward. A. daylight Of the. sa, l
raw two rats with men on them At p. m.
the boat list fsom alongside, which had been
picked up by four men OF the crew. picked Us up.
We Afterwards picked up two passeneers and
We hid By for the night, andfnext morning sue
cecded IN reaching Cape Lookout, having bceu on
the taIt and IN The boat fo1tJ hours, Hare heard
nothing since Of my OF the Others.
1he following named passengers were lost u
neaf a. can be ascertatned: Miss Land, residence
unknown; CAPT; Sherwood, Of Savannah; Capt.
Mr. Fitzgerald, Of Savannah Daily Hsnaid: Daniel
BiEgs, Of Philadelphia; Anthony French, enr1neer
Of steamer Indian River; WIZ. uayden, Of Hart
ford, and th-eo other cabin passenRcrs, ona s1ual
Girl, three steeEaRe passengers and the Six who
slowed themselves aWay-uames all unknown.
The passengers saved were Wm. r. Long, EeW
York; Ralph Lewis, engineer Of steamer Indian
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VOL, XIX.

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5sa1s; Acting Master VIM. D. orremore,. x7;7i9;
5a1gefs, sis.ois; 1icS: Wallaee, fis,oss; Acting
0Ul P7snic sailors have been pad sums ranging
from ten cc1ts up to 8, ,6D.
mornias, % and Is Seng nonixsa @ BY his seeession
friends. lie claims 10 be fully reconstructed.
Ihere arc Sun unad)nsted &o1ne COO captures,
which when paid, win sweil the aggregate Of pnze
money to nearly t1s,Uo,ooo.
Interview between Gen. Terry md
Secretary stanton-0E1cr. fnr at,e
Nlatenlent-The frenels and Austrian
Diplomats cut by m. Romero.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, January 2.
, 1866-01-03

Stoppa<e Of the Canadian Cattle Trade.
NEW IoRH. jim. "a dispatch from Toronto
easa: "Gen. Thurston to-day received Instructions
permit any more cattle to enter the Statcs ntum
canada- This prohibition creates intense feeling
not only among Canadians rhut out from American
Americans now purchasing Ia that market 1t "a e.
t1ua.tcd that forty thousand dollars worth Of live
stock already purchased In this nci.hborhood Will
be thus cut Of from the market Tor which they
Nefa intended
, 1866-01-03

Important Military Order-Recespts OF
Internal Rescnuc-surEeons Mustered
Out-C1rculAr from the eoldlcrGs and
SA1lorAs National LcaEne-Funera1 OF
Henry Winter Davis Of
Prize Money to Naval O@cer1-The
Guerilla 1Io.by.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tzibune.1
WASHINGTON, Jan.2 2.
Crderr have been Issued BY the military authori-
tica pEohio billing the State courts OF Lousi1na from
Inserting jurisdiction ore1 c1Ees xhe.r ot3ccrs en-
Lifted men, eess1nts Of camp followers Of The United
States amy are charged with acts done in MILL
sasy capacity, or pursuant to orders trom compc-
tent military authority, q asserting jurisdiction
where loyal cttzenh arc charged with odences con-
settng in acts Of defence aggression against the
whole 20 called Confederate Stste4. Cases Of this
character aEc adudGed to belong cxclnsiyely to the
Sa'ionai authorities By whom they Will be invesu-
gated and determined The proaecutinc Officers,
pending. sre ordesed to enter nokle proke1a n
o!ha Plosess itsned On tie Indictment Wi 6e re-
The collector Of internal fe7cuue for the y1cle
burg, Mississippi district, hss just patd into The
ceeds of e15 month"; collection IL lis die'Tct ps
dsyr are In round numbers =, 500 600,
le eeie od.s o he weedins q Z ca q. III;
Wilson, the cayal1J officer, which nke1 place Al
Wilmington. Del. tonight
and forty-tvp surgeons Of volunteers, aud even !
larger number Of assistant surEcone, When the
mnstera out now ordered are completed there Will
nearly Ill Of whom AZ Oh duly In he south
Under the direction OF The Ffeedmcu's Bureau,
ths sns saas. has n ls.nea y nc sol
10 our knowledge ti.as .nzuy honorah'y discharged
soldiers and sailazs, who have served during The
whole Of a portion Of TIE war for The suppression
discharges. We desire 10 express on sorrow and
chagE1n that any Of our late brethren In arms are
w,n ~ foE H. dollaIs t. ten the ee.atss lo
po.toi1y the preeieas legacy of tbcfty transmitted
y our is.he1s: We beg yon to eonslde. well the
one OF ,5op through Life. It IL to be
throughout xour term with honor untlnsed aud IN
blonsd by any di.E1seeiul Or eo~ardly act il viii
ere1 oea paks 10 yon for Obtaining honest and hon
ofah]e employment Of position IN the walks Of casil
lie; 1t il The only voucher which enables you to
and blessings as free and grateful people through
1T ConsTeaa W1l un9ucstionab1y bestow upon its
country savers, particularly in their old age. We
respectfully recommend 10 each and eyefy one OF
you to have your discharge or discharges recorded
tn the county oee where you re1tde 90 that in the
event Of the lots Of iis aischsrce in any manner
thtre will be On record evidence Of the s3tne.~
Chief Jrstce Chase, Seuator Sumner and nearly
all iht few Coucressmcu remaining In to ~n during
the hoiidsys, went over to baltimore to attend the
The erection Of the original model Of Cra~iord's
colossal statue of The Goddess Of Liberty In the old
hall Of the House: T. nearly completed. Miserable
piher side Of The hall
The following statement wf1 show the amount
Of paise money receised By The nost prominent
Admiral Faung1t, IS. 49, Rear Admiral S. r. Lee.
Thsodo:e bailey, xs,vs; 5. Ii. s.iangaa@, }if,'
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tSpecial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.l
.... JACXsozTn1Et Jan. T.
= Al II o'clock yesterday, the St. Lo1Is Jackaon
vile Railroad vas completed. Ihla morning, ut
f5 a. NJ, an excu1sion Trim LETT this city for st.
Loufs. The train consisted Of aix coaches and
some two hundred patsengers, hraore whom were
T. B. Blackstone, Geo. staught VII Beek1nan
and ". Bacon. The train returns 10: this place at
10 o'clock tonight. The people Of jacksonville are
highly gzatined at the completion ot thls1osd 70
long looked for.
, 1866-01-03

LIGHT ARTII-
~ LEHY ATTEETION.-Allu members e.e reuucss.
e TO meet 4 the Atmory this tWednedaJ) evening,
~ 1cioSk 70 make atFangcmcns for attending the
Light Artillery and board Of 1fade Rattefy.
= n e,r,,x-, JAS. sAlTd, Captain.
, 1866-01-03
The Ohio Le.fAlature-OrEanl Of
both 1RouAes-1,he Senatorial CanEass
The Wool Growers Convention.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tdbune1

toLC0nE6> V+ ]Sn- ].
The Ohio Legislature organized To-day. The
Senate. being without a Lieutenant GoSernor to
preside, Nas called 10 order BY The oldest Senator
present, and then elected President PRO Gen.-Mr.
Martin OF Stark county.
The Houae elected E. A. Parrot Speaker, md
transacted no buslnexs except in completing tts
organization.
In the Senate Joint resolutions TeTc adopted
providing far m amendment Of The State Cuustt.
tuition bJ oniuiug the word .'white'' In stating
the qualifications OF electors aua similar amend.
ment In regard to who ahau be enrolled In tne
SLATE milltta.
Gen. Schenck md Senator Sherman are hero can-
yassne their ehnnces, through the medium Of thefr
fr7ends, for election to the United S:ates Senate
during this session Of the Lectlature- The eonteft
threatens to be somewhat bitter and psot1acted.
Ihe sherman men hold ! Caucus Tonight to deter
mine whether tbey shall psE.s election this rim
icr or waii iii next, while the friends Of 3ehenck
getting up eerenade in order to give their CD
didste opportunity to cultivate pnblic sentiment
in his isvor-
The Wool Growers Convention Of Ohio meets
here to-morrow, md promi.ca 10 be IN occasion Of
pubtic interest.
, 1866-01-03

NOTICE-Edward Twitty,
~ stephen Jonea Heron aod Edmond olmsttsd,
IRON this date. admitted to interest In bust
ness oi nlrn The nTm name to remain ~ hereto.
fore WEBER, VILLA us &, FITCH.
January 1st, E4s. CID
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nn4eeutly relocated IN the South during the war,
and which gained eorae dedence In the North, IN
reference 10 the Government making Inadequate
provisions frr the subsistence Of It's pIisonel, the
lien, in ttq ato report to the War Department, thsf
dpnnk the four Jcars In which depots for the re-
ctptop Of Southern pr4 onefs were kept up in many
Of tho Northern cities, there accumulated fund OF
upwards Of $4,000, GO from sale Of the exccas Of
rattons Issued to and not consumed by the prison.
ers. md More than ha1f this sum WIS Used, while
the war IL progressing, in the purchase Of wines
and teicH foT The benefit Of the occupants ofpftson
huSktts1A
, 1866-01-03

ACoCsTA. Me-, Jan. 2-The Legislature of this
State assemblies tomorrow, The following nou,i-
nations were made This evening By the Union mem
Of Kenncbnnk; CLERK, Frank N. DreW, of Bruins.
wick; Arststsnt Clerk, Sumner J. uandbonrnc. Of
pt1mont; 1or President Of the Senate, Wul. WIT,
Drowrfeld; Assistant Secretary, F, 8. Clark, o1
SaNyctsytlte
, 1866-01-03

new 9onK, Jan. a.-Ihe steamer Wilmington
orincs galgeafon papers to the 2jth,
Gov. Hamilton has made proclamation restoring
so !af as he has tbe pouer 10 theIs full civil rights,
gil persons recomme ended for tpeci1l pardon.
Inc new bark B. Sewell, from Hlchmoud. Maine.
miles wezt a. Gsizestan e Gsnta,n ~ ins.ey.
wife md daughter reached here safely, amer twelve
houts exposure In The boat- The ship wns pound
ing hard when he LETT. The mate and creH haye
not been heard from, but arc probably safe.
GALVESTON, Dec. s9.-The bark B. 5ewell will b.
nearly total losr. She Is being stripped. a
Email portion Of hel cargo may BE- saved In badly
damaged stale.
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/. NTH advertisements.
QUARTERLY REPORT
First National Bank,
January I'd, 1866.

sr2T1 OF ILLINOIS, CoCSTI or Cook:
]. Edmund Aiken. President Of the Fist National
Hlpk DO spleun MY that tho AooTe statement Ia
tue, 10 The best of my knowledge md be1iek
x->, Sworn to and subscribed before me thls
}sIAL {eecpnd day Of JAn1ary lN6-
t.---} u.k SYAoNDS, Notary Public.
, 1866-01-03

Reyjou. to the opeuinr Of Ihe Congress Measza.
Mcauty, S1ppott md Mullen. OF the Fe1Ian Senate.
net ihs Sel a&e hesdqIA tess N pursuance ot Tho
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pERSONAL - Discharged sol
l. d!ezT AID scsmeu who have or tdlnk they may
corntJ. t1J Or Town Eouuty. peu1ion, Prtxe Money,
compensation for horsct, and ali dcserters who 70
stfters upon the company rolls and sl heirs Of d.
Ceased so!ditfs aud seameu, earnestly requested
vasesd on admitted csims Reference. Rlyea when e
Gutttcd IN Auy OF tho Northwestern States. ISAAC
E. EI1TT 4 Co, Claim Agtnts and Atso7neys, Us
lfNk-Gt "
, 1866-01-03
Inauguration Of the New Mayor-His
AddreaA-MurdeF-R to Prisoners
Il Stnbblny Cnsc-Thc Fcninns-Scw'
XCRFs8 DaT

"A SHoD1HE Iu4c-A0c Tcn10HS-NcN
YcaF's Day.
hasius few days taken The cath Of otllc, was
yesterday formally installed Mayor Of New York.
Mayor Gunthc1 then took leave Of the officers and
se.ks attached 70 The E5seu,iss Du5sae an, With
BE asguet that the City Government should be ttee
ftom control b The Legislature. The funded debt
eth Of tie I'll stty ~ l. oye5 e. on account q
hold q, ,5oo,c9o. The debt is amply secnretl By
the entire property Of the city. He suggests the
e. Of sge RStton; a,a q be
be1!eEee the city should hold and confsol is ma
keit, NharSes piers. fr7et, and franchises, and IL
s e az q efT of aseh e ss5 e se Ss
purposes, A,75o, oo0 for police and otber county
purpose. expended BY eoinmi.slons sppolnsed 6y
"a "a Ia ..q Sonas sSa f., 9y, o %
L. expected to be At least th.ec millions lese.-
he MAYOR tecommends that the Chamber Of
C;omme[se W & be snytted to confer With The Commits
81 the Old a,ksts which diexfaee .he eity, md lie
es 81 sem 9nss NJ r.
The punishment Of iii violation. Of the city ofdi-
raDce BY throwing ga1baee into the a.socts, He
posebly approaching cholera, I'D their 1ieoroas 20 M
enforcement Plan1 are now In progress for i'm.
proved scw e1ase Finally be recommends The -
powc1 to thwar 1mpro,ident iegieistlon and cheek
a1s!1va;:ant expenditures.
:, Yesterday Hugh Worceistrr, bas-keeper In VII.
Hams bE!g, wns eh0t while standing IN his own
door, By party Of rnfiians. hc expired inmcdi.
asety. The party, numbering eight, were arrested
and lodged tn the etatlou house.
New fear'e least wns served up to The crtn1l-
nails IN the Tombs yesterday.
In a lrec fight near Teuth aycnne, on Thirty
eighth etreet, yesterday morning. Casper Hour
stabbed bernard AcE1hone dahXcrously. The
wonld.be murderer and si1 Others Were arrested.
The JaErary term Of the Court Of Setsions open
ed yetttrday morning, but Immediately adjourned
untilto-day.
session at 10 O'Clock this morning at Clinton Hail.
jadge Bowling discharged two hundred Of the
denizens Of Biackwelfs Island on Sunday
Yesterday vss observed Il a closc holiday. The
tnosy and rain Of the past two days had p1ace the
sttee:s IN very bad condition. business In tfnan-
cta circles vas entirely snspended, and most Of the
stoees On Broadway and elsewhere were closed. Il
sained at intervals during the day, and there YVES
considerable fog in the h81buF.
, 1866-01-03

ParaENAyAn War Retreat Of tho
ParaguAyan Army into the Interior.
new IoHk. Jan. 2.-Adslcct from Erazil FAY 1
commission Of gentlemen from the southrsu sates,
appointed to proceed TO Brazil TO examine Into tt
eligibility for the settlement of dssatiGhed rebelt
had returned to Rio Janeiro carly IN December from
explorations IN the southern provinces OF the EN-.
plfe, and were ve1y Eanguine regarding the eeources
and capabilities Of the country tor settlement.
There were some difficulties In the way, As the DsA.
y3lians not tayofsbly disposed toTHrd the move.
ment. Al there Is prospect Of tho carly abolition
Of AlavcrY throughout Brazil.
Dates 10 the 18th Of November from the theatre
Of war, eay the Pataguayan army, which had been
concentrated at Cofrentes, had Eet1eated further
Into the interior, among the mountains, where &C
cefs IL dthcult Their new position behind de-
fences ts said 10 be very strong. The allied army
followed the rctzeating forces. and were preparing
10 make m attack. Aeinforcemtnts were being
ppFhhd fpfHatdx
, 1866-01-03

u-C. II. sCRlVEN d. co., Advertising
Agents, IL Dearborn street, arp authorized
Agents to receive Il Advertisement for tho Trt.
bnne. nn.- alf other leading papesn through.
ont tho United States and Canadu.
, 1866-01-03
Chicago Qribn'1e.':



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The late Henry "H1t 1'a'm ~" oua4eu ~
Baltimore yesterday Win appfoHsAe ce1cmon.1s'
The jury in the Strong disosce case oens
unable 10 atrec, were dnnissco on sanoa5
last
The proceedings Of the Convention o. oaio
Wool GroNefs, printed elsewhere. WILL oe aonna ot
interest
One Of the most elegant businesa blocks IN
1plladaiphia, occupied tn part bF Ha1nde0's Ex-
rrees, Wis destroyed BY Dire yrstezday. involving
ioes Of I quarter Of million dollzsa-
An Arctic expcdition fs being orCanized In
pnhd.. Thspe veasels w1l b dued oot, their
e,ews 10 coutss; Of scientific ucn from the rrpssaa
echoola.
Thc cnptain and some Of the suryiFora of
thu tf}.fstea steamer Conatuutop. lost on Cape
Lookout. have asr,ved 1t Eew York. He4r rsaie-
ment Of The wreck Wild b found elsewhesr
A5vfces frnm Hrazil rrr.,rt that 4be Pxra.
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, 1866-01-03

M6AsAENusEEkE 0eE1S1NGUfEs
Bos1oS, Jan. 2.-The Legislature assemblies TO-
noIoW. 4 cancns Of the Republican members OF
the House Was held this evening 70. the purpose OF
nominating candidates for Speaker and other otIl-
ec1E. After an informal ballot Without caect5uR
my eho.ce for Speaker, the cauens donrned owing
10 The absence ofa lasgc number Of members Har.
rey Jewell, Of Boston, and J. n. Stone Of CharleF-
Spc4kef4hip.
, 1866-01-03

Freein1enss Affairs In South Carolina.
NEw YonK, January 2.-Letters ffon South Car.
o1pa say that regulations for controlling free labor
arc nearly perfected. A copy Of The contract re-
qulrrd between the freedmen and employers in
South Casolina Il published. The freedmen a1e
made responsible fol Ill animals and tools cntruat-
ed 10 their csrc and required to give assurance
Of good taith, In the performance OF their duties
, 1866-01-03

CT. PAUL'S FIRST UNIVER-
r. EA11sT S0C1ETY.-Annpal meeting for election
q ttoctr9 THIS tWednesdayl EVENING. al TX
In consequence OF the late IRE II Is necessary
tnat erc1J member be present.
kbts1rte In rear or Church,
c616 Per order nf TrustAes
, 1866-01-03
FROM Mcl1REGOR.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Thbune.l
McGREdou, Iowa, Jan. z.
L. Sutherland, a dry goods merchant Of this city,
committed suicide this morning By shooting him.
self through the head.
, 1866-01-03

NET YonE, Jan. 1T. .. Stillman Esn. late
Supervising inspector OF the Second District and
Superintendent or Repairs and Supplies Of The
United States Revenue Marine, diod It bis resi-
deuoe, at platnaeld, n. j., this morning sr. still.
originally was one Of The proP1ieto.s ). the cclc-
bzated Novelty Iron Works. ti;e was about sixty
wears OF age.
, 1866-01-03

regular adjournment Of Nov. 1T, but shese being no
quorum present, adjourned.
Report saya txo English detec tivea He1o spotted
and refused admission TO Congress.
, 1866-01-03
GOVERNOR FENT0N'S MES.
SAGE.

Claim AEencies-The National Guard
Condition OF the BnnkH-PrecaurIonx
Against the Cholcra-EniarEcmen OF
the Erie Canal-LegtsIntlon for Con.
trActoks-0ur Relations with the
South,
, 1866-01-03

Il HAndAomc Prcsentak1on-AC Clerk Ar.
rested for Stealing.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trfbune-1
DE7norr, Jan. z
nj. ". K. Muir, the retiring President Of the
Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad, Was yesterday pre-
ecnted by the employees OF the abore named foad,
with splendid outht for horse and carriage, to-
eether with null set OF ;ewelry to Mrs.. Muir, in
all yalned ut upR ards Of fifteen hundred dolIass.
Mr. Muir s-uned the duties OF hie office AZ Assist
ant Superintendent Of the Michigan Central Road
yesterday.
A clerk IN the dry goodf store Of L W. F1fshie,
named Whipple. hAa been nITrsted' for stealing
goods nom the ftore to the valne Of two thousand
oollars. Upwards Of one thousand dollars worth OF
the CrQds Mere found At II htpnle'f hQpte.
, 1866-01-03
= DAlTQM'S
KNITTING MACHINE,

The most practical and simple tarTty Knitting Ma-
:htne IN use send stamps for circular. Address
/! DORl.ASD T. HATHAWAY, Chicago.
sales Room So !. Cobb nurdtue. 14t;x pcasbo.u,,s,
Local Agents Wanted.
, 1866-01-03

NOTICE-N1essrs. VIM. Fl. Day
4 and John T. Tiideu. having purchased the entire
lnteres,fof ". D. Gay, his connection With our nrm
ceases this day. DAT, TIDEN d CO.
Chicago, Jan. l. 1s66.
and JACOB Il. SMITH flAto with II. & r. B. Whltte-
more Co., have been admitted as partners In our
old lr1euds and customers The style OF the afoi viii
remain the same. DAT, TILDES 4; CO.,
IL and IL Lake-st,
Chicago. Jan, !, LEG, cTlf