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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

TnE following IS an analysis Of the vote in the
House Of Representatives ,pp the tariff Of the
wesler n momlus, tAcniy fix members voted for,
and thirty one npamstthc bill Illinois, Minnesota
ana lndianda wcresulil in the nc satlyc. Iowa,
Wise onsin ana Missouri were nearly equally divided &.
KANSAS voted for the bin and Miehigse, Oregon
and Ohio were fourteen to H. ce against, New Ycik
gave sixteen for, and four against the Lii, with
nine boiling. New Jersey was three to one in the
opposition. l%.clayale .Yas Agains the bill.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

--Madcmoisello Rachel, when giving one Of her
readings before the Duke Of Wellington, was IN
ormed that all her Audience, except the Duke,
were ignorant of the French language. She went
on, however, consolinS herself with the idea that
lAe puka, u least ualerstood her. differ il was
all over the DaLo approached the great actress, and
said, "Mademoiscllc our guests have had a grand
advantage over me they had tho happiness OF hear.
ing you | am as deaf "a u post
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

~ the last six months there lpyo becr
dlrce hundred aud seventy seven fIcs in Nv
Yolk. causing a loss OF Sc 100000,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

"This 10 by no means n solitary case.
"ln other branches Of tho hardware and
metal trades the evils Of child labor equally
abound, especially in the fcundcrics, japan
works aud ip Tin plate factories, but as Il tplc.
lhay aye lcss aggravated in Tic large eSlgbli3h.
WcnlG than ip the smaller workshops,
, 1866-01-30

Arrival Of tisc South 4Amcrfcn-Tho
TAtugnayan War C0nGfnucd with
yteor--Ravages Of Small Pox Among
the eTroop&-H1o Of NAxtztflnn
Gunboats-The Southern Emt:rution
scheme.
SEw YoRK. Jan. e0-The steamship South
America, which lei. Rio Janetro. January md al four
arrived at this point Ibis afternoon. Among her
pafsenge7s Is t,en. Wood, agent Of the Southern
brazil emigration enterprise.
eotn1 on with Tigos. The main allied armies
we're, at sst acconnts, marching directly towards
Paaso Da palara. where Gen. Caceres, With his
had withdrawn across tne PaFana. Gen. Flores had
formed junction with Gen. Castro's cavalry, md
was at 1bahAy. about 100 miles southeast from Pas
r1ene. % for &c Btziiian asy: beside. I sen, &c essa
r., and rnora were on their way: The trou-cl1d
Tamoudort bad reached the city Of Couientes, md
ds;s TSs eet Seos
las, reported 1nacttye hut the river vas rsug+ and
II was understood that when the allied armies ar-
assa opposite Prs d. d. FasEia the u fess Wond c.
that ford, where. however, the PnEaguayans are
posted in force and haze forttdcaticns.
te Known that tie emstl poS had committed great
tayagea among the 'roops and citizens Of that eaPi'
Lop.3 hrs Issued smother proclamation to Bis
troops, cxhoTtinc them 10 fight vallantIy against
he snimea invading Paraguafan ter.1,ory.,
uef,ata Is said to be protected by fotpedoes Laid
down by Ncrth American engineer: 1t Il proba-
Be however, that the army thai will cross at Pas
da Pnra Will force ,ts wny to the rcas Of the fast
ucst, aad capture II rom The land slae..
IL Iho, nothing Of note mas occurred. The de-
The Anglo Brazilian Times, speaking Of the
southern emigration movement. says: "Gen-
Wood goes BY ihte paceet to the United sta'es. r.
turutnc tom bis mission 10 this country, mission
which Ne trust will be productive Of good. Gen.
Wopd has received the moat cordial reception ftou,
The people Of Brnzil, sna we cau guarantee that a
like friends hsnd Will b.. hel out to those he rep
re.cnte thonld they determine op coming to Brazil
The government Of Brazil is prepared to furnish
.hcu1 faciities, and Gen. Woods views as to the
yo,e1npaent furnishing one vessel grntuito1sty se
laye met with the sanction OF the Minister ot AZ
ricul(pre.H
, 1866-01-30

Provincial Treasury On the twelve nonths hnsfneea
hut NO fear. "a Ne suppored, that the w'ehed tor
result wae mythical. Thr hank ss1tesnent IN cut
commercial article yesterday =hoScd that tho Gov
Cnment bad in nj probability been borrowers from
Canadian banks OF = vcry large amount: End we
po,s hasp information from 4 reliable source that
the Canadian government are again rfon the Lon
don Stock Exchange, btnTpW1ug money at rr1nous
rate Of In:eseat-kb01,00 ,00o sterling. equal TO .ou-
D0Q, at Spet cent interest 1t xas no doubt this
Per cant loau which caused the decline ol Can4oan
securities ia England, 20 that the Inst transactions
er dit were quoted ii IS to 80 ior inscribed PEI
ceu.s, in place Of spH 10 sly, At which they onGht
TO have stood. on simply detuctinE the dividend
from the Immediately preceding quotation
The St. Paul Pyxxs OF the 25th has Informs
tiun that Col. ADKINS, ccmsnRndant ut Fort Aber-
c1omble+ lett thst post Two weeks ago. with about
one hundred and fifty picked men. including sec
don Of Jones' httcr5. under Lteut. Whippe. fol, a
campaign aEainst the hostile Indians supposed 10
be gathered In 1asKc numbers ut DEVILS Lake and
Mouse g3ver. Information had been received that
Our Ht1tl.h couelns orer The line were carr57pG
lively trae IN oontEahand articles w1sh the 1ndl
2ns al these places, and It thought the expedi-
t1ou would respt IN tle seizure Of The goods aud
tie dispersion Of the Indians, II Lot In their eopturt
or extet1utnation. The project Of a winter cam
pafen ag1iosk the 1nd3aus has had mapy carncsi
advpeates ever eince the frat outbreak in 1S5a and
under ordinary circumstances there were reasaps
for believing such campaign would prove SUCCESS
FIJI. But the extraordinary tatl Of snow. aud the
severity Of The weather. hince the starting Of Col
Adams expedition, are drawbaeks tnat wc1e no
anticipated, mud may not be Overcome. Col. Adam
cxpeeted to be ahsent from thirty to forty days*
The Denver Nt.ps announces that the 3con
for oork on the Colombo j. Etear cenek road VII
bc ready 10 lot BY the 1st Of February neH. m
fla, work VIII be commenced nj esrls In The epsin
~ lshore+s can be got On the ground. oe'%ee
Golden CITY aud Black aa~k. The company MI
vhcn The work il once commenced crowd On =
the force it IL possible to wos2+ hM u no"
fore thc Tc1riturlal Legislature 10 amend nc eng
1es OF This road 20 L. to include the whole oeaat
OF Colorado. commencing nj the ~tst at po1h1
the direction Of p1oso IN Utah. and fanuins "a:
over the be11hnua pass, down Clear C1eck Caho
TO Golden Iat5. thenct to Denver, aud thence IN
AouthgAst difccaion to The eastctu boundary Of II
tert1to5. IN the otEeciioa Of the smoky uil1. an
also to change The na1ne Of the road to th4i OF t
Colorado Central Paelne Galhoad. Gen, Dlx, Ii
PtesIdeut & the pnlnu Paanc CamuanY. haa /,
ntpc4ed hi chief engineer to make thofpuch g;
animation Of tho Be7thoud Faes, With view 10 i
adoption toz the route Of that road il found pr.
Hable.
, 1866-01-30
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.


Ispec1al Despatch 10 the Chicago Tttbunc.]
FnAsKFoR1, Jan. q.
In The Senate, bills passed to incorporate the Air
Line Railroad from Louisville 10 Coyington: to
annu1 lhe Law Of corporations 50 that OIL aud Min
ID: Companies shall only condemn enough land Tor
depot and Right Of way 10 the nearest highway or
nav1gable stream; to psoride that County Judges
may order general vaccination and to purchase
two thousand nFe hundred copies Of the Appendix
to the Revfeed statrtes. By H Myers. Of Covingon.
4 bill vas introduced to amend the Revised
6utes 80 that tayesns eha1l not have The right 10
eel Liquor by retail uuess stated IN the license,
and the County Judge believes that 1t Il Necessary
tor the eomfort Of travellers. The bills were placed
In The OTdeEs Of the Day.
Adjourned.
In the House btJls were introduced to allow
county courts 10 appropriate tnoney to bn13d pest
houeea: 10 incorporate tho state PomofogtcaI and
HoHiculnta1 Societies. app1op1ating 3sun an
nbd1lY to aid the sa1ue: 10 Appropriate ,D0o an
nralty 10 The SAte Agricultural society. to be eI-
pended In premiums. These were ordered printed
md ptaeed III the orders Of the day.
MI. DuckDer, from the Committee on Privileges
and selcc.top., made report declaring the seal Of
J. d. Shut, member from keutor. vacant, aud de-
cln71ns 1hnt neither he Wilson, his contestant.
proved their right 10 seat, which was otdefed
printed and made the special order for Saturday, u
Adjourned. :
The Capitol note. In this city has changed hands,
Mr.. James ii. sadel, late oi Lau,cncebpsg, Ky., IL
the purchaser,
, 1866-01-30

An Escaped MnrdeFer-TAe Hoat Ruru-
er Tr1ai-RcteIpts of lfoFse Railways
-pcrbonnI-A Flonrtng Mi'i Wanted
Steamboat Dlsastefs-Thc Parks
Ilaheah Corpus.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tritune.]
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. g.
Capt. Dempsey. Of the Central District Police
force, received despateh from John 4. Patterson.
Sheriff o! Green county, H., yesterday stating that
Thomas J. On committed murder in Springfield
On Weduestay LAST. and made his eseape. He is
young man OF about twenty-five years Of are, Ire
feet Aye inches In height, smooth"
faced. l1eht hair, Irish cast and having fresh
, gn 'nf o e. sseE H as t5 .ece bnro
which for 1hc Lei eix months tas draeeed slowly
along before q M!lEtnty ,ComnlaHon> haa at list
er ssn efs1ee
showed that the parties who had principally psontcd
By the conspiracy hage fed to Mexico or foreign
The gross receipts from all the ST. Louis Street
KaiIEosdt during the year 1865, amounted In the
aggregate to The enormous sun, Of $8Y:12s. The
unountine 10 ta4,455, and The Mitfouri mad which
citizen cit1cns % rsiiaay sEows s1issl4 doiIsrs the reo-
"a e. e Hoee1 9eGa Gtsys I'D r. ss g. Il
III above soads Is estimated thai an aggregate Of
neara1 twelve millions snd half Of we're
csrlled.
simon Bolivar uocknez, Of Kentucky, lase a
Major General il the Confederate army, arrived here
on Sunday on the steamer White Cloud.
9e ps neasSs s9ae @
will ngree 10 build good Touring MILL at that
place. A committee consisting Of Dr. G. ". Moss,
), .. Fox. George Glenn md !: n. Passonsna ~ =,
The fund missed.
At half past one this afternoon. the boiler deck,
md Sf M oe
Avenue, fell with 3 crash. Tbs hall during fne
, 1866-01-30

New TonK, jan. a9.-Ihe Hst's monetary article
says that the loan market Is Inactive y 5llb per
cent, Commercial Paper paetes At t6ssG9e With
very little Offering. This stock market ID dul1 and
unsettled. Governments are steady. Z. r. shares
The E6m4auetaFs money article contains tue fol-
lowing: Socks continue weak; market strongly
beaKtah and sulleu Options are attll put out very
largely The side operating for fall mike the best
Of ibepreynjJjng wenknetst and hammer The mar
ket with great peEst:tency Toe market pEoba-
moniht past. al tbe dist board canard was used
very successfully tor depressing Erie. It "as an
pQuuced that several thuusana shares Of the stock
had been returned BY the Jam Tor perrmp:ofy sale.
The Eesult was decline vi 81 per ceut- at the tst
The report II pn1e invention, hnt The dfi Of 10
per cent On the seyeral roads Is chiefly due to 1t.
Enye1oment stocks copfjnpe very d1u, pending
the uncertainty respecting the action OF The Ways
and Means Committee. A letter IRON o member
ut The COMMITTEES atales that the Comrn!stee viii
features Of All. McCultochs bill will b. considera~
bly, modified. This Information Is received with
much satisfaction, and helps to strengthen The
G.1e1nmtnt
Money i in fa's demand On cal, generally at G
per cent. on stock toliatesn1s, and PR cent on
government some per CENT loans hare been
ealed in+ and replaced ut Ter eent. Discounts are
considerably active.
Cold is stronger, paztly ID consequence OF tho
very acttre de1nand for customs, md partly owing
Culloch's proposition for torefen loan. Cash gold
u In demand, and scarce. The price touched 1i03s
at nop1.
Foreign exchange Is dull, and after the largo re-
tni&auces Of last week, and the reported reaef Of
The pressure ut London, the demand for We!nes-
leadiug tfaEers Gpofr 70 days sitfttDrs}0S3f, but
buyers held back for lover rate.
, 1866-01-30
KANSAS LEGISLATURE,

fspecial Detpatch to the Chicago Tf1bunc.]
ToFEKA. Jan. %.
In The Senate. resoIutton nas lo.t that no bill
iutnt resolution ba introduced afler the lo&h Of
February
BILLS wcrc introduced TO est b1isbed markets and
puhc parks: 10 preserve The fcrb Of county tIrar-
rtzr; 10 rcpeal tho act for the benefit OF livery
keepeEs,
Lil1t passed to amend the charter Of Tho CITY Of
LaNrcnee 10 amend tfe act providing Tor the pay-
uent Of claims hs1stne from the Price raid.
The House parsed joint resolution relative to
the dtfhonofable discharge Of soIaIers md joInt
fesolui1on 10 adjourn On the snth of Fehfnary.
pc3red.
, 1866-01-30
EffHR.

MADISON, Jan. aa.-A dre. IN saloon opposite
about e D0 worth Of property Loss fully covered
by insurance.
NEW YonE, Jan. e3-The steamship Leo arrived
hesu yesterday from Savannah. When she was OIL
Cupe Hattc1as, on Saturday last. fire Was alscos-
errd among her cotipu, She Ind large cargo On
boarl< By great ezsttion 1t Wus e1ttnguished In q
few horzs.
a IRE occurred, yesterday morning, at Seton Hall
College, south Orange N. H. which resulted in the
destruction OF the uafn portion Of the College and
the beautiful marble building which has been 1sed
for tho purpose Of seminary. No ltres were 1ost.
The valuable lhraries and articles Of more than or
dlnaty value were saset. The building was insured
for about q, ,GQG.
NEvAnx. O., Jan. GA fire broke out on The
eouth stds Of the public squire Inst night In room
occupied by ]. Christian as lager beer saloon,
Spreading rapidly west, desttoy,n9 IN short time
buildtuEs occnpied By = Knauh, barber aud saloon
keeper, D. MiIcz, cfocer, Baldwin l. Son, leather
eicfe, and George Mark1ey, furniture houae. The
buildings were frame, md @ owned BY Gen. 81. =
saved Baldwin i Son and atars1ey's loss covered
by insurance. Loss 10 insutance companies about
e
, 1866-01-30

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trsbune.l
MADISON, Wis, Jan. -.
This ctty Is very quiet to-day, the assembly hay-
lug adjourned over till this evening, and most OF
The members thereof having gone home.
The Senate had short session this morning, but
adjourned til this evening W1thonl tran*ac.ng any
bustncss. not hal! the members being present.
The weather Is very dIsacreeab1e, being mid and
u,urky, With heasy fog. Most Of the snow has dis
appeared. -,
The Supreme Court mcels Tomorrow. 1t will
probably dItposc Of the contested Sheriff case Of
Fond dn Lac county. the dfst hing.
, 1866-01-30

New YoaE, Jan. s9.-Ihe statement which ap-
peared few days since, in reference to The pro-
posed purchase Of the ocean ram Duuderber1, by
the Government OF Chill, proves to be an unfonnd-
ed tuuor- Mr.. Webb has no Intention OF dIspostnE
OF her, while Government prizes her too highly
to part Mith her. The an1p viii not be ready for
service for Eume months get.
, 1866-01-30

Bos7os, Jan. a9-Sune excitement nas czcated
on State street this morning when the puuic were
informed Of an extensive and successful atsmpt at
forgery BY some parties as yet unknown Il VII
ton brokers were pad at diilerenl banks on 3asus-
day: Two checkf on Aessrs. stone Do*oer.
aEorntln9 10 Il, Geo. were paid at the Merchant 8
]. n Cspp 1 Co wcse paid by the Third NaticD7!
IAnk; aud two checks, amounting to $3.50, On y
Hau1eit, pe4e pad hr tho Bank of cog'%s1es; 1n -
He.sss. ISt /: =. woosta / e. w e;s.satsa i. Ii
, 1866-01-30

=
DAsuIHEIuN. Jan. Ey.-Itcu. Sheridan Cauuot a.
tend the Conference OF Generals being held here a.
hte pfrfeuce Il necessary TO preserve order on the
Rio Grandc. 1hs immeliste object Of their meet
,pg 10 organize plan for the zegulss army, hut
their deliberations Will exercise an important na-
ence upon the question Of 1eeous11pc1lon. The
President has deferred issuing formal procamn-
ton declaring the sestcsatson Of tbs uutou, uniil
the opinions Of Gems. Grant, Sherman. Meaie-
talncd, relative 10 thc submission Of the Southern
Sta1ea TO The Constitutional! authorities. II Is anti
cpated that The opinions VI Un.on Generals IN the
the Eaf II nor yct ended.
, 1866-01-30

Important Consular iActIon at Mata-
nIorns-The Razd2d Analr-Escohe-
dos Pians.
Nkw ToRK, Jan. 29.-The 31atnnoras RantheTo
ot the 7th publishes calls by the Consuls OF Great
D1iatn and France for meetings Of their respective
citizens On urgent bnstness to receive an important
eonlnunicstion, and adopt srch measures A. my
appear adylaap|e.
The same paper clses further desails Of the cap
tpEe Of Bagdad, with the additional report that
Gen. Capalea, Of The Liberal army, had eauttoned
bis men to ncerp. no aid nor In any way to af'iate
With Yankee nhbnsteEs. The previous representa-
tons pf the lalesa character Of the Dagdad aitlr
are confirmed.
TranElalions Of recent letters Of Gcn. Escobedo
give some ldea Of his plan Of the campaign, and the
causes Of bis failure TO capture Aa!amorss. He
proposes. continuing operations In the northeast
On The Rio G1ande border, in The States Of New
Leon, Tamanlipas. md San Luis Potoel, and says
Matamoras To1ld have fallen into bis hands AZ the
time OF hts late rlege uf the place, but that ha
raugemcutt were dfsclosed 10 The Imperial com.
mander Me}ia By spies. He e's.es that be Il IN
dehfed 70 Americans on the TeraB side Of the tiTel
fDr military stOces Of xAfue
, 1866-01-30
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SpnlxoTiELp, ILL.,, Jan. 20.
The 4sth Regiment tillnoia Infantry, Lieut. Col.
EdNnrd Bonbam, commanding, arrived at Camp
ButIcr today for final payment and discharge.
The 4ctb. 47lh and 18th regiments arc now ut
Camp Dutler. awaiting payment.
Gov. Oglesby wl1l deliver lecture at the Normal
University, Bloomington. on Friday evening, Feb
ruary ID, subject: swim the people Of the Unl-
ted States cordially accept the grave Issues deter
mined BY The late war"
Among the statements Of war expenditures fled
nj the Ad1utaut Generals Office, we Gnt the follow
lug: Scott county haA expended In aid Of soldiers
tan1lkef, du11re The war. tbe sum Of x15G15: Hal
lcck Peoria county, for bountcs, % f5575; Mound,
1'npssc county, <9,s4e The returns as yet come
, 1866-01-30

M1I1IpcEyII1E, Ca, Jan. e9,-Sepator Glib
son introduced i bill IN the Lestkia-
lure to-day, allowu" banks 10 repudlate debts con-
trtcted tor war purposes+
III, Stephens friends viii run him for the cana
nip fof the long Term, tomorrow, regardless Of
his Ufkbes nt feE1fnra
, 1866-01-30

i asax.st ~ r

New YoRK. Jan. GA number OF persons werc
alFes!cd in BROOKLYN yese!day for passing counter
felt aad other worthless bills on varions New jersey
banka. In their possession we're found ones on the
defunct Commercial Bank Of Perth Amboy, coup-
te1telt tepa on lhc state Bank Of Newark, and al.
tered ives Of the Farmers Dank Of New Jc1tey+ ut
Nnnut Jtn11v
, 1866-01-30

SAVANNAH. CD, Jan. 29.-The Confederate Gen.
Mercer, tried BY a military commission for the mur-
der Of seven Union prisoners, wa. acquitted and
released fIuua prison yestey1ay.
negroes dom Sea Island, returning to their Ola
, 1866-01-30
VOL. L.. XIX.

Of Tennessee beg 10 be without representatives In
CONGRESS. trough he thinks the members can he
admitted and sufficient force retained to control
flnrch1sc rebels, md iorce to carry ont the pro
visions of TINT law, this State will pass into the
hands 81 rebels. and terrible state of afiaisB Is
honsd TO tnloH> unton men Will be drisen from
the Stafe md foced to- sacrifice what they have and
seek homes elsewhetp; and yet Tennessee ls In a
mnch better condition than auy Of she other r.
Tofted htaies, End affords stronger loyal popula
HIM
, 1866-01-30

now In Texas This will leave but one Indiana reg
lment, the 1ssth, eulE in service
Adytces from Pans, received today. state that
Governor Nortou's heath 1s stM improving. he
Vas 10 te&re for home in 4 few days
Governor Baker leaves lor Wasbfnetou tonight
, 1866-01-30
WINSLOW AVER, II. D.,
c6a3 Post Office Lock Drawer B3S9.
rOHN r. TURCHIN & CO

= Pstent Once, lnvensor&' Agency, and Engtuee1-
Il x Auo LNAnxhttnx lfuttau.
Apefie*n and Foreign Patents procuEen tavests fet
~ aas Iseetea n Gases s11sa
ootrtnsd. ste:; etc: BE.neh Office to ", ,Msshns.op
and sod on commission Assgnets for Inventors pr
cnssd, collections on roya1nes, lsasss I'D I'd Licenses
CtnctuuRtt, st. Lons. ec. est ashed. Conslt8Elons
on Inventions and EDstasest1R mattsrs Eenerltiy.
PAus lOT mills factores Aud furnished ard
he ezeetton snprstn.ended. pI.HtnHs Of NJ KINDS
for Eugrasulgs Photographed. We open our ot1ce a.
HeAdq1t1efs fF CIVIL Mechanical md R.iftoad EaRt
nrrFa Surveyors, DrsuEhtsmeu tnd aaste1+Mechallcs
wanting situations FOR parties wanting to employ
them, both N The city Aaa tconis3 haytnz u view
their Mut tna1 advantage and beue1k o. d o. 1e8r.
ho1nst- Fn1ettou Block, toon ). Chicago, Ilnola.
Z. o. BOZ 57U. jt:I sRA Ut f4sa pet-
, 1866-01-30

NKw YoRK, Jan. e9-A lettst inom Gor Brown
low. OF Tenn, 10 Spealcr Coltak w1s published
thf.s nof11inr, Cot Brou'nioW tAsurs The ptmas.
stnn nf thc fenacssee rrpreseutstires to Coneress
Ss,t .sTs ;hst the removal Of the Federal tToots
f1n Tenpessee mnst neoessar1)y follow the aduais-
Mna a lha delegation tho loyal Men
, 1866-01-30

Obituary.
AtBAHr Jan. 2y--Eltphalet Mott. .. D., Preei-
deut OF Uniou College, died this morning a. three
for sf1ty-two yes1s President Of Epion College.
, 1866-01-30

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnpune.l
az. -: INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. -
From unofficial sontces sppost has reached here
ttat orfas tayn been sshued for tho muster out Of
The nh 1naapA saralty, md sata 1aaiaaA iaiaats1
, 1866-01-30

BALTIMORE, Juut e9-The gteamer Richmond. Of
The Baltimore and 9asannab Hne. Which val
wrecked on The eholB or Cape Hattcras. On
"Wednesday was valued at $a0,00 and susuret for
81, 600 in New York odices+ The most Of the
freight and cotton would be taye1.
, 1866-01-30

Especial Despatch TO the ChitaRo GFfbune.1
BorH~EL1, c. ", Jan. 20.
A fsst.chEs oil strike was made here to-day, by
Lick Of this place and Eastman aud Others Of Chi
csso, IN their property known ~ the Marcus
jafm,
, 1866-01-30

resolution. Il would 60 ve1y far to ttrengtheu the
minds Of ina1y who s1e now doubling
Ihc pEtv1ou1 question was ordered On reconnDnlt-
ting The subject, aud The House Adjourned.