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HOME FOR THE Fn1ENDLEss.
Annual Meeting.

The managers Of the Home for the Frieudless
held their annual meeting yeaterd&y aiternoon.I <
Mr.. F. D. Gray called The meeting to order at
three O'Clock. Rev. E. N. Boring opened the ex'
eruses with prayer.
The managers, on motion, appointed committee
with powe. 10 act on the purchase for purposes ol
enlargement OF the Home Of lot adjoining that at
present occupied By the Institution. This iot, the
purchase OF which IL thus proposed IL ftJnVe feet
hont, and will cost SIS per front foot. he total
cost q The 10. and building will be- about <aa0o0
were appointed as he committee.
The following odiceg1 and managers for the eusu-
Ing year were then elected:
Observation-Disclosures bur.
Tjce-Prestdcnt-F. D. Gny.
Ttcasnrr1-S. 3. kidder. ..
Secretary and supcE5ntendent-L~ B. Wight
ManageIs c6oeen from The city st arrc-Nry. E,
$. Nadswonh, Mse: n. G. ClaIk. Mrs. 4. q. Ho9e.
Mn. y. = Brown, In. Van Il Higgins; Mn. Jas.
c.ss %osssn Ms H. fss B. h1ot L. It. u H. IT,, NJ
Gibbs. Mn. F. D. Gray. .
Managers fron the churches-Ms<. Chas. Wheeler,
En-, MesnyteESan; NJ p5 G;,;A AAn9FsEs sesoad
Mn, 4. &. Hi1sf, wabash Avenue Baptist; MI E.
Ely, ol!sts 1fcseJteEia1j ArE: G. Harmon: Untt.-
y. Harvey: Wabash Avenue Chulen: IN. /.
hitchcock, Trinity; MI. y, h. Chamber. Calvary
fesbterian; MI J. 4 s1cyens, Trinity Eptseo.
Mrs. Wright, South Congregational; Mss. Neaiy.
Holy Communion: Mr.: A. snideE, Second Bap-
J. u. Moore, Unity Church, Unitarian; Nh, Bar
ber, Derplaines Street Methodist; Mrs. J. r Hit
Wett luatana Street Methodist; Mrs. II. q. Culver,
The RedeemeT. Uniycrxsiist; Mrs: A: ohacH, New
So. = =. s4iehio1d; Sss England csas!ss.:
.!sa .!sa: ~. i a'1 Msz &s.s Seas f1s:sy's f:s;ss
@ I'll: H. ss: s + fa9a, sso' p!.Sops @ essses $s!es,
lii. Bnehanan. it. JohnEs Episeopsl; Iss. i. s.
Si,nends, 1hlra fre.b{tctian; Arx. B. D, Boyn,un,
Cnian Park Congregational: Mrs. D. D. DiiscolI,
Union FEk D:fli.t; Ars slntet. Union Park Me.
thodiet; Mrs. i. $. williamson, Dutch Reformed; !;
Nrs: ~. noxe. Edward.' Prcsbytc..an; MrJ. "
y. Keith, Christ Church, Epiecopal; Mn. pr. Ray,
hard, ,Cbnscn Of the Ascenz'on; Mn. Rev. Col.on,
German Lutheran: MrR. 4. ThIss, Maxwell Street
Ge.man II. E.; Mss. JONES, Central Presbyterian
Mr.; % Gne,. Head, inaltRs W.: :asenae Baptist.
Resolutions expressive Of thenks TO- the prese,
rnflroadt and &nnmber Of individuals for donations,
were adopted.
Nj. Boring offered the following:
WnEEEAs, We hare learned that our worthy and
lam. nted feloW-ctizeu, the Late F1avel Mo*e1r,
Egg, has made beqnest 10 the Home for the
fr:ndlcsf. OF the handsome sum OF ten thousand
dol'ss6. therefore,
Hesotptd, 1hat the money TINS given to ns be
appLed to the erection q, building On the lot
north OF the present building.
1Ats Was unanimously adopted.
The M1nAEcfs reqIe+t thai those representatives
from the churches who are unable OF unwilling 10
act, VIII appoint from their sove.al churches SOME
1t was announced that public meeting In aid Of
ihe nome viii BE- held in Smith 7 St1on's Hall
K s Hs4 hsP i'd VII b
the annual reports will be presented.
The neeiinc then adjourned
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10 bid under and ocmpei them torocetsa cessairxns,
IN iet txo rH cent lss rbn the ea1ant satos,t
sse5 vi a1s 2 T. l., In us X " re e
nsgt to eur citizens who iose. ~hea most thsy
. not shis = sueda! pohc5-a short lighted man
,Iibulaton naay be most bitterly rued,
II u now proposed to tax III s.fmstxn" coupa-
ries large license fee, in addition 70 tho present
but pound uPoa the bsek of camel; but The
80 feather broke the csmel's lack
Would not cur GlJ fathea< instead Of driving
u 70 tbe edge Of sueh d1nge1, 10 'sfo4ter home
insuiuuons" ~ It fs eatu, DO well to remit thd
psssans IT,. IT,. I'D tsqnie by sasstar dss.t.d
buttncss hero shall chow concrs1vely that thc1
have paid in capital in eaah Of 1t least yEu,m
30 invested upon perfect securities - TO Be 1t III
both local md foreign" be SOUND Othefytse
We may base such experience with 'sstump tail
Insurance companies Is We had with "aturop taii !"
banks, and repentance, a!as, too .ate. E.
The Marsh Divorce Case.
1ba Now York Trn<s Of Monday, ii reference to
snlt IN which well known Chicago parties are
concerned, taSs. In the case oF susan T. Marsh
Juertce Sutherland presidlne, confirmed the repot
Of the referee, and granted decree in which il il
sdjGdEed thai the defendant has not committed the
adultery charged In the compliant, and the same
was accordingly Dismissed ''-N '''' 'A''N''
The friends Of these parties will be glad to learn
oi fhe withdrawal or The case from the courts, and
those Of Mr. Massh have reason to congratulate
Hage for the rake Of both parents and chiitrcn,.
The history OF the affair is briefly that Mr. Marlh
obtained divorce from bis frat Wife IN at, IpVn
court on the ground Of incompatsoility Of temper,
the ttntts Of which are several children. The dI.
ysorced wife brought suit against Ar. Marsh IN
New York court. On criminal charge Of adultery,
On tho ground that the decree Of the IoTa courf
had no fore In New York. In the result nboye
noted the divorce Is re+admed and the entire pro-
ceedinga dismissed.
HoEEsE1.-It Is noteworthy that We have at least
one honest man in Chicago. Nj. Il, II. uenshaw,
letter carrier, who, Ending pocket book contain
ing about one hundred doliars, q day or two ago
returned It 10 the owner.
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leetefuay Was emphaucAly "m6Gable, md
amusement WIS like tome kinds Of know]edge-to
be purtued only under difficulties. The different
Indoor places Of amusement we're, therefore, but
poorly patronized last evening, and a. for skating
1t went by the board altogether. Sleighiug WAS
tIantiea1ly attempted by few ia the early morning
b,!t amid The steady dLzz1c and tho eoapy footing
81 signs Of the slegh had disappeared before night
orEnA Horsr-.*s Mnch Ado about Nothins'' was
re
VIZ well attended. md was diversified by the per
fos@snce Of Miss Carrie A. Moore, OF the Central
rat On .tats; She E'lI appear hsse alse 4 e
Farquhar'f comedy Of Is Wine Works Wonders "
Will be repeated for The last time
MeEicKEns.-" r1a5ing with Fire " wss repro
pardon, II NOT actually. Bsoueham's rendering OF
- Doctor Sarge" y superb piece Of acting. and
be i z ns s0s1 soDs1y n
be given. probably for the last tlme.
Mrsz9I.-"Losti IN London ~ stin On the boards
5sts md Is taking sssy we IT, erdinssy stago
Ing 6y MIee kenny OF IN Italian carafina, and
dnet IN which McMa1ns sustains the secondo in
style for which words Ct ordinary commendation
good Foce last evening a. usual but ahe sang with
great acceptabi!tty, and the dnttt, "MusmurfDg
ses," Was heartily encosed-
nonic Society are beetirting themselves with com.
Monday esentn: neIt, which Will b one Of marked
Interest In lis material and, We feel warranted In
saying, IN It's execution also. The eve1-atlI7c.ive
clafetra1ly beautiful Pastoral Symphony will be a
leading feature; The nosel,y Of the occasion viii
cludlng the t.Indfan March, and rho unison OF
bas.es, which have been connected by Baiatka and
inerspeacd with rome Of hts own choiccst strains.
Balatia's well known trombone tolo will be given
by MF. Braun. The fu11 programme l. not at hand,
bn& ve have no doubt that the coming concert wtli
be the gem OF the seAeon-
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POWERS,
Patent Perpetual Broom.
FACTS OF INTEREST 70 ALL.

LIZ
1TIsAWESTERN INVEETION-BTst Ess MEN
control 1t, One aud half million dollars are pald
eseh year By citizens Of Illinois for broom, THREE
touEtha Of this amount be sared to Illinois by the
use OF the above broom. Every family cau ssvc enough
to buy two good weekly papcts. He7e IL an inviting
6td Tor enterprise Ind capitAl. The risk Is sua the
reward certain. That th!s The lkhtest most sim pe
strong and handsome broom In the United States there
can be no question No one raise m objection to
It. EgntJ.oye counties aod eight (s} States sold IN
my od!cc within few WeekB past, and every nan ts
satisfied with hia purchase. II. c. Dewitt. OF Wsu-
keean, H., renltzed $500 commissions In four weeks
selling county Etghts-on hls retu1u purchased with
friend, seven Middle and Southern Statcs. Y. q.
Holmes, Of Van Buren, county, Mich, boueht county
and realized tll3 the dsst week se]liuT rights md
brooms- II. ". Whitney, Circuit C1e.k. DuPaxu Co..
H.. said, Tho broom SGT In my o3ce ono hour aud
ball; az orders were taken and not man Alked."
W. ". weaver canvAssed Bloonlngtou TWO deys and
took S orders-ptoet $fo-s- JaA. Crotoot drove =
tenn hom % mills south Of Chicago to Eendal1!llc.
Indiana. and satd had the brooms could hare
taken 1000 orders. Ieou1d multiply l1tta1ces. Vow
Whist sensible man. in view Of these 1AoTs unless per-
fectly saf1kaed with his present business will tall to
give ne Cali. OF send stamp for circular. .
state Ano County Rights, Town Rights in this
County, and Ward Rights In the Clt for sale at such
ngutts al WILL enable to realize SO per cent On
BIZ Investment In days. For fn1 particulars call At
the mandatory. corner Of franklin md Lake streets,
or 1t my ot6te. CHAS, z, BROWNE,
Room II Tyler'a Block, ~ Lasaale-at.
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Recent Post Of1lce Changes In lllinois.
YsTlHrJsucp

Recent Post O1lCe Changes In Illinois,
-. xsIABL1suED.
Canpton, Kane Co., Wn. A. 1Indsley.
Denmark, Perry Co, David BrpMn.
st. David, Fulton Co. Job Vaugn
PosTKAsTEHs ArPortTgu.
Adeline, Ogle Co., Emanuel MORMON
Ashmore, Coles Co.. VIM. Hau kins
Basco, Hancock Co., Sarah A.. Freeman.
Chester, Randolph Co., Robert Mann.
Dallas City, Hancoek Co., Benoni Meudenhall.
Pc SOTO. jackson Co, Gus De 1anf.
Foyler's Station. Adams Co., James N. Higgins
Hnrk. Shelby Co.. jackson Uanntns-
Hartford. Saline County, Geo. ". CLAYTON.
Lake Zuufth, Lake Co, John T. WAttles.
1aWndaie. LoEan Co., =. D. Madurxs.
Lincoln Green, Johnson Co., Joshua P. West,
Melrose, Clark Co.. John 81. Wells.
Muntezuma, Pike Co., Geo. ". Man1ey.
Nashville, Washington Co.. VIM. n. Phillips.
New Hebron, Crawford Co., John Haley.
New Middleton, Marion Co, John 4. Beadly.
North Prairie, Knox Co. VIM. n. Datley.
Peoione, VIII Co., Rufus K. Reynolds.
Peytnna Aaau.s Co., 1&omules s. Keller.
plymouth, Hancock Co., Samuel F. HRggard.
SngetoNu, UendcIfou Co., James 3. Pollock.
St. Anne kankakee To-, Charles Chimney.
Sharon, Henry Co., John q. Low1ey.
Stone Fort, Sabine Co., Elijah Crose.
Trenton. Clinton Co., Geo. ". Remmlck.
Cdina. kane Co.. Nelson A. Weld.
Ursa, Adams Co.. John G. Patterson
NAAx CHANGED.
Dantorth, Tnzesel1 Co., to Znl1amore.
DISCONTINUED.
Mount Nawley. Peoria Co.
Mun.on, Henry Co.
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Qbifaso Gribn1le.
THURSDAY. JANUARY II. 1885,
THE CITY.

CouH7ERrEr.-A one dollar bin Of the Mann.
hciutcrs National Eank OF Chicago, raised 10 ten,
was Put in circulation yesterday. People snould
be on the lookout
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MONEY. TO LOAN
On abort time on rood collateral security.

On 9ucrt On T66d BeCW1E1s
dssstp 90 Monroe street Room 30. e.
VERY VALUABLE O1LLANDS
for sale IN the great Ennftkn1en 0A Basin OF
tton. embracing the Gnno Beds ncg producing on IN
AddIeA1 {. C0QE. Oh Springs, e. N.
st1d6&tEt II kAkTptp
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tnes .a,e Of stock 10 the snouni of "A IA a eon.
fIultd.
Ntate OF james B. Fleming. Administrators
bond approved.
Estate Of WtlIt1m Petereoa. Account approved
Observation-Disclosures ordesnd 10 pay ninety per cent On
al clatrpb
, 1866-01-11

The cE1o1iday4.-Thc gnyest season of
the entire year Is noy approaching, but whilst We
that ID time OF health re must alway. be prepared
for, disease. Coughs. colds, sore thsoat. Group,
a51hms, md xhooplnE copsh a1e speed!ly cured BY
ton, eick.headache, Four stomach, indigestion
the most prolific sonrce Of Ill health. Is certainly
cured by the timely use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
iau9.i 100 3t1IU, III, IA
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8trauEQ.

GTRAYED-A brown mare, pony,
~ newly khod, ftpm ny place ycltetd.J aftaraoau.
Any person informing me Of ntE whrrcahoEt1 will be
lIee1aIly rewarded. n. HTUIL, 1S1 West Laktst,
, 1866-01-11
RAILROAD FRueKTs.
Liability Of Express and Transpsrta'
ton Companies.

Important Movement of Chicago nIer-
cl,xnt~-InquIrsesA Addressed 70 ahe
Railroad and Express Compau.
tr. By One Hundred and Twep.
ty-tbree Business Firms
In tho City.
Tbs TWO following pape.s, which sume1ently ex.
plain them-elvcs. have received the sizusture, a,
ooe hundred and twenty three bushes. n,ms In The
city, Nhosa nanss arc appended:
CHICAGO. January 4, 1856.
To The Presidcnt and Director. Of she several H,f,
,, Ioeas e@tss4pg in Chicago.
&, Owing TO ,he excited stale o, the publ,e mind
alleged comb'nations, We conc,nae ron VIII fur
n,s4 i1 y ,or publication. reply to The following
1st- Whan are your present ts.. .a.e. tpr freight
dase. lumber md coal!
-; I'D, Mhs; difference ezis,s between yonr pres.
SD. What arc the leading and needful eauses for
The Increase m your rates
~ What reductions do your company contcu-
what article, II not generally. ~ '~''N 0-
9th. Win your company favor m arrangement
that Vti open The eevnt1nc and storage Of c1an to
competition. @ and thsi win aliox Shippers to consi.n
Grain 10 such warehouses a. they may preIerf II
moi, p:e1ee stale reasons tuily.
G1h. What foundation c1ia'e. any, for the etate-
AAcAte IlAt fAl35OaQ 0lCEfA are 1nieIEs{6H In tho
earnings OF income Of the Elevators In our c3ty OF
in the flock, earnings or income of the yA:ious e1
prces- transportation COMPANIES, Or steamboat nes
Elon rogtes leading 10 chicaeo, thereby creating
7lh.' What construction does your company place
upon their liability 1of properly destroyed BIZ fsp
While in uaustt and in their cnstodyt Please e1-
CTesE the nature and extent OF such liability; and
specifically ii recognized 1osaes By fro Will be ns
promptly adjusted as other known damages or de!-
GEEc1ee.
CuJCAdo, Jan. 4, 1855.
To the several Express. Rnilrnad and 1tansposta.
ton Companies running into CHICAGO:
DEAR SIR-On account Of the rrfnsa1 Of the pro-
pFfeto1 Of the Ac1rhants' Despatch to pay for
goods destroyed BY the late fire ii Detroit, ii has
express ana transportation companies upon their
liability for property destroyed BY Dire while In
tsnnEit and In their custody should be definitely In
dlcated.
Will you please fayor ns with m early reply,
Stating the y1eWt OF yorr company upon The extent
and nature OF auch liability and specifically, II
recognized lofses hy frs will be AZ promptly nd
juetrd ns olher known damase: or Deficiencies.
VIII yon also please state whether your Company
aseume direct liability, or act Ms the agent Of the
seycral Railroad Companies oyer which yon trans
aci bnktnesf.
win you also furnish nj with The nsmes OF Jon.
ron opctate under, with tho location Of your pm.
clpsl ofce, and upon whom legal service of papet5
can be made IN case Of need.
We also deEtrc you 10 etate II yont Company ecn-
template any reduction ot your tariG OF chAfccs
npon freight, valuable packages, and your general
bnstneas during the coming eeaton, and II 80, TO
what extent.
, 1866-01-11

A Clergyman {8ev. ). meMurray)
writing from ualifax, \. g., saJs: ..Hsr1ns saf
c}e1gymen are especially tnbieet, and having used
ya1ioua remedies, have pleasure IN giving my test
imony as io the relief have had in the aiseharge
Bronchial T1oches. They hare been i great COM
fort. Others 10 whom have recommended them
colds The Trochct are equally ttHcacious. dsH
, 1866-01-11

Prophets have no honor in their OWL
country but this cannot be sa,d Of perfumes, tnas
much as Phalon'e .'Nieht- Blooming Ceteus." the
home manufactured product Of the sweetest flowers
OF the Western hemisphere, has long since 1aken
precedence Of MI exotic extracts on this aide Of the
Atlantic. Sold every where. d359
, 1866-01-11

L1EnAHY-Ihe Inaugural cxetc.eea Of the Ill.,
nots Alpha Of the Phi Delta Thela Society will be
held this eseninc.at the Lecture Room Of the F9.st
Baptist Church. Wabash avenue Gen. Charles
Black, Of Elnots. viii dcl.Ecr IN address, md Col
Charles 7. Jacobt, Of indana, will read IN original
poem. Prot. E. n. Foole. and other distinguished
>ocahsts OF this city, hxye volunteered to furnish
The mus1c, and from the prepasations which arc
being made, 1t pronltsesto be literary md musical
1rca1 worthy ol the University nad The city Of Chi
cago. The gncsts Arr requested to aaaembIe It 7x
o'clock p. N.
, 1866-01-11

At the residence OF the BRIDES father Liberty Ha,
Faystte county, On the evening Q! tho ID Inst,
JOHN Z. STEAHhs, OF Chicago, and ELI D. OIL.
pHANT.
A. the residence Of E. F. Colby. Esq, the bzide's
faheI of this city jan: is6f b5 Rey E. g. Taylor.
Mr.. WILLIAM F. MC6EEIY and Miss AHDIE n.
COLBY. al Of Chicago.
In thl. city, the 9TH :nst, at the Second Tsptst
Geoaspesd and Isey: n. colye5. Z; D.. Major LTA
BRIDGES and ANNA 4. OsG00D. daughter Of the
officiating clergyman, all Of this city.
In tts city Jan sth, It ~ West Monroe 1treet. by
Rev. E. G. Goodspecd, JAMES s. HAMILTON and
EELLfE G. C0RR1E, both Of this ctty.
At Eendsyi,1r- Indr At the Eraidcnne q Jossph
nIae!S IT !SoTSiAH 5IS TElL and Mt.s ANGELiNE ti ii.
GRUEY, MI Of ktnhallyile.
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2DHt.

r OST-On Monday, 9th inst,
Arnerican Express Company. A Aoerl reward win
be psid for ts recovery. o. ". BARRETT. Agent.
, 1866-01-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Marvellous Cures.-We had occasion on
Tuesday to make visit to the operating room Of
Dr. Bryant, and from what We there raw, We were
compelled 10 acknowledge, was marvellous liz the
extreme. The unknown agency employed by the
Doctor resulted In perfect cures and Inside Of half
an hour many tnval1de were sent on their way re-
to1cing. A gentleman WAS carried to the room who
had for quite length Of time been suffering from
prostratlon Of the nervous eyssem, who Vas cured
about the room. An elderly lady. who said sbe
had not been free IRON pains fnE Il years. and who
wao partially deaf was restored to perfect health
and bearing inside OF 1--we minutes. We also saw
two cases Of partial blndnesa cured together with
fevtn or eight others OF lcsser note. The above
cares came under our personal observation, and a.
though We were there unknown to the Doctor We
desisc to add without solicitation OF reward, ouzs
to the many Testimonials received by Dr.. Bryant
snvtsIne ~ s,nai q scr,.ce
and Tribune, March, 1861.
Dr. BIZ ants 1oo1ns are located at No, 133 Dear
born street, Chicago, where he can be consulted
~ ~f1 hx&x> &nv,fa
, 1866-01-11

1OSEPH T. CIA1hoUN, -
~ ATTORNEY AND CODN9ELLOE AT LAW,
Continues s professional business II Room No. j,
- DtayboFp-sL, 40 teforc- the frm Of ClaxkBon 4
TTro, Or which hn ws4 the seclos partner, having
been dlsf plyed bY mutual consent.
Chinaso, January 1, t9ds. d9t&p
, 1866-01-11

GRAND BExETr.-Let those who wtth 10 lend
helping hand in the good work Of nssixt1ng the
worthy roor Of our city Fcmcnber the Washington
Skating Fark Benefit to tue Cltxens' Relief Fund.
on Friday afternoon and evening, and purchase
tickets at once.
Ticker ,eE sale At Root s Cadys Music Store.
ktnf.eyt Restaurant, McNally's News Depot.
Reeds Temple OF Music. corner Randolph and
Dearborn, Aunson Skinner's, No 14O Lake street.,
Tomllnson i Brothers, No. 153 Lake street. Mntle.
rond Hoes Ne: III Lake stteet, CITY Fo1el, md At
the fremont sherman md Briggs Hotels.
, 1866-01-11

ds0OI News to Hose who hare Della ed
ruy!ng Winter Clothng.-Mr. Putnam, proprietor,
Of The 0ne frace Clothing Emporium, being about
TO leave for Europe. and wishing 70 reduce his
garment 1t MT coss. II people will consult their
own interests, a. well a! their pockets, they will
take advlntace of this saic Nj. T. Is determined
to reducu his 6iock-1lG and 113 Randolph street.
dE3s
Capitalists AttcntiOn.-A Hardware
fEn 10 one OF the beet localities for trade in the
city ind their capital Il not sufficient to supply the
their stock Pesaons Wishing to :n.esa II tho
hardware business will adu,css "W, ;" Boz 1865,
, 1866-01-11

%~ ~e fAS SNVAU0A*
pAKr& WoouAAa, Of No, 16s Drszbosn street.
deserve the thanks of the public fos introducing
the fatent Aeiated and Farms Fox Cracker in Chi
csSo- They car NOW be bought for aiteen cduH
per pound, and before fos mt fess than tWcus5.
vA1rAr1x OH LAsDs.--We call attention to the
advertisement, In this i.tne. Of s1lnsb'e gu land1
for sa]c b. F. Cook, Of on Springs, Canada west
Tho lande nated on the Enuiskalsen Oh basin
In the mldst o1 the ggeat Guuo tact, Which ia now
producing iarge quantities Of the oIeaginous nuid.
TIE WEEK or InArEn.-The snow fsa and
weather ,ictssi.udcs Of yesterday largely dimln.
ashed Ibe attendance on the Union Prayer Meet
fnes-mo1pne and noon-both Of which were held
In The Clark Street " E. Church The morning
meeting to-dny will be conducted by Rer. Mr. Siew-
art. p AZ our churches rpecia prayer and confer
Eiops Interest u increasing. The Ionic foF prsycr
Thursday. Jan. Il.-For cbristian families, ,or
se1runsk, and for schools and colleges '0'
F1nE--About two o'clock thl. mornips, A..
broke out between two frame houses, Nce. 1D6 an
18 Ftanl]fn street, near Van Duren street, and
frread 10 the grocery store OF F. Audeshause
winch WIS sooh In hamcs. The ROOMS above tn
yany. who succeeded in saving ali his furnItnr.
The fire engines were promptly On the eppt, an
nc nsneS ,;,, "A N aasaly sgtIned. The entir
natcd from 4 detective fue between The two
houses. There was no insurance on the stock.
THE 1TUE.sp,An1Es At FAurr,-Ia.t Friday night
from kfx in tho evening till eight o'clock In the
morning, presented fue opportunity to The ancen:
diaztoe ii they tsd only known OF tho Ekct That dur.
tnr those fourteen haprs not i drop Of w1tsr was
4 The command Of the f1e department in any por-
ton Of The city. The channel nlong which the
W1ter flows into the Enan d the syrieF works was
fozcn up, and the etrviccs Of larcc gang Of men
were called into rcquissunu 10 clear away the icc.
Precautions hnve bccn taken against the recurrence
Of such m accideut in future.
cA1EDos1AN CLrb-A special meeting Of the
Caledoutau Club was held Tuesday evening ut tho
European notel. The "sChfei, Robert HesTe,, Esq,
presiding. Thirty-onc new members were admit
led into the Aesociat1on. The Secretary. Mr.. Ed
ward Chisholm reported that . variety OF contrI-
1'ntiont bad bcen received for the Library, and that
in general the club seemed to be In highly pros.
reious condition. 1bo Committee Of Aranee-
meats for the ball. stnted that IL was prepared 10
fyixR hal nm, ~ 1r{r
, 1866-01-11

DAxs& WoopaAa, Of No, 1ss Derbom street.
deserve the thanks of the public for Introducing
the Pateut Ae1stcd and Farms Fox Cracker in Chi
c4Sp. They car NOW be bought for Afteen COILS
per pound. and before for not 1eas than twenty
, 1866-01-11
GGatltr1==Dartrer.

WANTED-Partner-$ 81, 900, in
" good paying cash bu.jneas, established nina
yeaxs-one who would travel preferred Best OF rrfeT-
d1190 -"A|AAAe SA-~"s
, 1866-01-11

FEE REfoR1s-Our reports Of the great nrm-
be1 Of rea which have occurred III The city during
the past few weeks have necessarily cn2tatned some
Inaccuracies Of statement 1t Is nc1t to m impos-
sib1iG to obtain tn every case the tine particulars
Of fire amid The hurry and confueion aIwnys iuc1-
, 1866-01-11

1AE FUEL PRorIEN-DorBLB HEAT1sG.-The
extravrgant cost Of all kinds Of fuel At the present
time scnaess doub,S vaiush}e acy invention uhose
object Ia 10 utilize the heat produced by combu4-
tton. great improvement On the ordinary stove
In thus respect has Just been made and was eshIb-
1tad yesterday to 4 number Of prominent Peutle-
, 1866-01-11

THK MARIETTA Run CoAI-MEE19xo Or CArt-
9A11s7s.-A number of merchants and capitalists
Of this city met hast evening In par.or No. L TIE
mont House, for the purpose OF dscueeng the sub
1ect Of coal particularly with reference to the coal
and sat lands Of Marietta Kun, Athens county,
Ohio. Hon. Charles Walker pteslded. Col. J. It.
Fosles. ~ho has bean engaged in examining the
coal aclds at MARIETTA Fun, gave some 1mportant
fty Of the coal which Ii tIn,ned TO be superior to
the Illinois coal as regards IT, purity from sulphur,
which adapte II 10 the manufacture o! iron fu its
1aw stale without coktur: and Its cTrater adapta-
billy for general household pu.psses He SPOKE At
some lenetb On the advantaeeo1. sitaation Of the
it's claims a. desirable investment for CAPITAL AZ.
ter some remarks By Professor Dlaney and other
rentlemcn on The chemical properties OF the coal,
the meeting eepatated.