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CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY "a, 1866.

The proceeds Of the ente1tainnen!s we1e to BE- de-
Toted the relief Of the necessities q 'he poos
md that Of itself was sufficient to al
e, 1ss depend e aitoeriaeF On tho eha;itaais
instincts Of Tho pabllc, hut presented variety ol
hnusemcntt which could not fail to collect lazVe
n,mbes Of skaters. In the afternoon tbs renowned
Aeaghrr Bro'hers were on he LEG, and exhibited
thett wonderful feats, which have been the
stmtrstiou Of the Sly for several days past
present. AID attracted considerable share ofaiien-
ten. In the evening there WAS quite carnival, at
which nearly a.! Of The skating celebrities Of the
iDently distinguished themselves. Mr.. So1on Pow
St. Lawrence SEzter, Mrs lille Elliot one OF
the besi Of our amateurs, and wuhaa become guita
mans ieest. ise - eiaRi It d lie Museum, 5dsn
ies By specisl consent of tGol1 Wood. lis lis
mshnsss htmself IN ghl7 sseitsc
Vas allowed to be decidedly II big thin. On Ice"
such an assembaee OF the disupa uIsbed people was
Thing not ol!en to be met with II one evening, and
the amount Of enjoyment to be tcEtycd Va. perhaps
greater than any stDgla day duri1g the season. The
receipts Of the ENTERTAINMENT + II gratifying to
know, were something great, oad Will bc grateful
AT rue R1sk, which vas Literally attended, ska
prizes vas open to all srttlelr: \ sskatera, aud
O'Clock and rome e1celent sIatinc Va. dis.
played BY the competitors In The course Of the
tournament. The fist pstzs, splendid
pair Of NcMillan's New York. club skatas,
IVES awn1ded to Nj. G. ". Lord. OF the
Of $aU cash. vas won by Nj. Fred Pratt Of the
Ogden, and Mr. Grant Wilson carried OF the
third prize, pair Of skats or f1o
cash. The Ice was beautiful and the
evenings entertatnmant ~aa 'plcasant1y enllvcned
BY the music OF the Light Guard Band.
The Central and the Ogden had each fair ebare
Of attendance, and the skaters had good time.
, 1866-01-24
Of The United States into Mexico and especially n
regard to the plans OF Dr.. VIM. u. Own and "

Of the United States into Mexico and especially y
F. Maury.
On the 8th OF February last Senior Romero ad'
dressed I letter to Secretary. 6e1ard ptctestln,
aboatito make to he s FTenea Goveaent. II ~
ous States Of the Mtxiean Republic He called tbe
attention OF Secretary Seward to printed Document
which accompanied bis note.
Among the papers enbn1ttrd Is letter ron
Romero to Enrique Mcjla1 who sayB before leaving
Mexico ne NAE shown an original letter from Napo'
leon 10 Hnsha!1 baEaine+ recommending GWln'e
shall to tnfnleh troops Demanded hy 9winn:
secretary seTsr1. on July 18Th, 18th. lstn
thanked senior KomeEo for copmunieattnE impM'
TAM information, and informed hin that The Enb'
secretary accordingly "Totc to Minister Bicelow,
encioslnE copy nf the tnteteepted letters, show:
!nC thal W: 0Win ana n1s ianly are dlsloya tha'
lney arc engaged n obtatntnS grants Of mining
, 1866-01-24
Qhtca9o Trrbu11e.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1876.

N~Hx0 I-~c
e'oeeo yesterday III e1'--s ,,.,
1eas. Lew Wallace and L. " Ae'AA1n
nave Fo'sRnod-
The municipal election NJ "neeA"g, W.
T yesterday, resulted in the sunesSs o! the Dem
xcratic Lcaet.
It Is reported that vigilance committee
OF one hundred mcn has hetn formed at Sr7nc-
field, Ill. to nd the city Of gamblers and ihieyea-
Hnn. Oswald Thompson, judge pf the Court
OF Common Pjcas OF Pht,adcipa1n, Ind Que o' tne
most brttAnl lAwyen OF That city, dlcd yesterday
s,F paralysis.
New York was in state of excitement ycx-
sendsv ovc7 Two vessels which ealled houa that
no1. sunnosed ia fo Feplan privaieers, One
1urned oni TO 1,e a pilot boat and the other mer-
ehart vrsxe,. -: =
Last Friday the Kentucky Senate, BY m
n1mnst 1o,Dinaons yotr, confirmed Gove1nur Brau.
lette'. pemtnatIon ot Major t,enetal Thomas L.
G1ittes5cn, 10 nll the vacancy in the Office oi
:stase Tsaturer, oocaeioned by the death Ct Jamea
H. uar7ard. -.
Tie Columbia Marine Insurance Company,
OF New York, hss closed up it, n3l1ts. Iiasaliies
rcporscd 1t x1x rn,Ilious, Msuv q! its risks rc1e
lost by The dep.raatians Of the Aucp rebel pl1atc
s;hnpaploab., :.
The 1,r;tish 1,a,nn- D5at1em. which left
Scv Yort. for -13vrnoo, an fbt 5,h, c1peIzed In
11.e s.,,. of tha IN. rbe CAPTAINS wife and two
bova vc,n dtornad. Subsequently the Captan
.,n5 four of thr crew died from exposure.
Senator romcroy. Of Kansas, has intro.
a,,o. IN, In cxmerr*k incorporating the s.Co>o
- r,,,nr md ..,t InEe sransnortat}on t:om-
....r :. III. srhrme ronte4nolst.d tv the cnnnnsuv
!. - .t.n1f.hs = Inn a. Ste,mcrs an .he f.n,n,,4n
.z,.- ,.,nn.c,5no ,r,,h ocn,n x.c,n-r* and an rr-
~,s.s 1,r5.ht 1,nc IN f,slt 1atr.
Aa,;-oe fr,,r Fngl.nd rcnort 4hr o1d Indy
~, 9,r..ar..1,e .,-sei in . n,nic In otber vn-d.
s1S-s.~e - ..,,a -. ,ars,,,a ~ 1o,. ;. eon,a ~
ss,,. ~ ~ 1,,nr ~ Enc1,nd th,, .se dtroct-
1,s,,. ro,,ed the rste or interest to cirht p.r
s,.,t I'M. ID m extrsorlins,r hi~h rate lar the
1or,on 1arie1 xnd hence there il sore dlstress In
1.tr.x. r,rcIes. The London 7fsges attributes the
;s+r,,v 10 excessive expectations or rood. Ia the
T1ni,cd ,tn,cs md the tiov OF money 10 thf. aide
-, ttc ssntey for spec,tlatiye ventures.
1Y,a en,en1;d shin Mcteor- hn,l, hr Forh,.
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uAnah. 4ne n'c seat1 '111eu.ateay precea1hs his
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TIE FOLLOWING DE-

TIE FOLIO WING DE-
Chicago Aton q ST. Louis Railroad Co.. af ths Aac-
5sc 9os
ingtun street. on Wedne.dsy. February ~, 1t 10
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Lisbon Wl1. u. Eack orattop trunk, c. Z st. Louis
sask no ID Raes L aa
mark. II. R1sseis trunk no mari II. Rnssett tEu7k.
S Tool chest. & E 1t. Ions chect iriI Il. bacs i:
trunk. married. Louis schst1oer. q: I:ussett TRUNK.
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70 mssk. charge. ss25 $; Black sstchel. no mark.
mark. 80. Rtsek satchei, mark 81 Bisck saschef
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marx. .. Carpet sack 10 mari. Il. CNjet:s4cK, 90
mark =. Eus*ets ya1ise, no marx. = B'ack satchel.
no marx Il. Black satehel+ marx. = CAfpet
saek no marx. d. nlacf safehei no m7Ik- =. Black
aatchel NJ mark. =. Rlack satchei. mark y, Tn
boI. no mari. 8. Knssett trunk. MARRIED Anhsose
Reit. 81. Elack satchel+ no marx r. Black katchtl,
no marx. 81 Hack .alGhel. no mark. s.. BIaek sat
ebe1, no marx. IS nark Extchel. tpkEk. S. Back
ssIckrl 10 mark. s.. back satcne!, marx r. Car
pet saek. no marx. ~ Black satcne. no marx 70.
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Carpet sAcz, no mark. -. Hack a1lchti. no max.
q. Elaek tstchel, no narS. 81: p1aek sa,chel, 10
mark. e. Soldiers knarsack and COAT, no uark ID
Se,atess k1apsask ~ Ma5xet UsassyooG loc soldier.
Widow thades los. Canvass covered hat box. 10
mark. 1o1. One ort Of suitl.rs' trao+.
The above baggage IL bow In the h1-g1gc-room OF
the Chicago & IT. Louis Railroad Co. roEner OF Madi
scn AID Canal Streets Any Information ID reference
to tne above 5ascase. eau be obtained by addressing
the General Elsus,u.e Agent Chicago
EH t. HUNTINGTON, Gtnl DaKEaao A2t.
, 1866-01-24
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.



FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. q.
es:oshiug vas done in The Senate except In regard
10 tho contes.edelecon case OF Fearous vs. Baker,
rom Campbell county. Mr. Dudley made ehort
speech derid,ug the majority Of the Committee on
Privileges aud Eecllons for being In flvor OF vaca
ting the seat Col. Fearous Was by courtesy Of the
Senate allowed to .Epeak In his own behalf, which
be proceeded to do, and attempting the tragic, he
reminded enc Of the famous quotation from shake
tpeare, "vau1tine ambition overlapping Itself"
Col Baker com mcnced his defence, but pas cut Oft
BY the adjournment. As fur as be hnd proceeded,
upon him as an orator ind xtatesmaD.'
In the Hou'e 3tr. Buckner otered resolution
pottponing the election Of United States Senator
Entll an adjourned session to be held next wlaaEr
Lies one dAy on the table.
Mf. Young offered series Of resolutions, aver
ring that the union Of The States Ia essential TO the
happiness Of The people; that the States have
teeerSed right that the Government cannot trans-
grese upon, and that the States hare the right to
seRulatc thelr own domestic a1Air5; deno1ncIn4
the Freedmen's Bureau. and reQuesting Its re-
moral; demanding the restoration Of the wit Of
nt oe1s CORPUS and removal OF the troops; icdors-
ing the Preeldent in regard 10 Iecpu.hrctfon, and
oppostpE ntE1o suffrage. Ordered printed
The special order OF the bull 10 increase the salary
Of The Governor, aftet the present term, to four
thousand dollars per anunm passed.
Adjourned.
The question Of adjournment IL consuming con-
siderable time. The Union men wtl! not consent
to an cttentton Of Tho session, unless the election
OF Senator is postponed until next winter, You
May look for 6Hbnstetfu. after tomorrow.
, 1866-01-24

hraed last ufht by The Poles residing In Ibis city,
at pleoe in Essex street, where addresses were de-.
l1cred To the Polish md Russian lsngnages, and d
The A. 7. Stewl1t ~. fbiic< G1-a9e Hbel cass
eame up al The 1oombs Police Court yesterday a.
t1noon. Several pramtnens citizens We1c exam
fned, whose testimony went to ebow That from
reading the article In the Roltee Gn-<He they wefe
led to be1eve Nj. Stewart vas the psrsoa rricsred
10. The case IVES rested With out asgumeni, Judge
DcN1nE stating that II be wished 10 hear tny AfC1-
ment pu the mat'er. be would giTe twenty.tour
hours notice to the ree epecttye counsel.
The thirty seventh 1nunaf ball In at1 of the New
night 1t she Academy. Nearly lonr thousand pso.
pie We're prtseut
The British barque Dtadena. under the command Of
captain Hanpatn, which seized from this port On
The 5th Instant Tor liverpool, capslzcd during the
gale Of the 9Th instant, and the Captains wife and
Two boys belonging to the crew wrre drowned.
Captain Hannah and four Of tho crew Afterwards
died from exposure. The survivors arrived In this
city yesterday.
, 1866-01-24

Sxv YoAx, Jan. sa-The Miners, Convention d.
California held mertinR en- the 10Th inst. a. Sac
samento, Cal. It which reaoiutisus we're Id donfad
agatne the bill introduced into the Sen.
aio by John sherman, Of Ohio. a. calculated
10 work the utnost confusion and joAa
10 the present holders Of mining prop
eftyi also protesting against any incfeaso ot
tar upon proceeds Of mipes. resolution va.
pared endoing the acnon Of the State Legislature
il requesting deay in the issuAnet OF patents to the
Central 1ra1sfc company. The United States Gov.
eminent has employed effective measures 10 eegre-
rste the mineral from the agricultural land lying
along the routes of the ru1rnad. There resolntions
Wcrs sc1csrarhed today 10 the President SECRETARY
q the Interior, and Commissioner OF General Loud
OfIce.
, 1866-01-24

NEW foRK, jan. 93,-The Savannah Rtr1id oi
the 1Nh and a1th ts received. containing the esi-
dtuce Of un1on soidlctz IN the Mercer case, show
tng they were told canEht atter descttton to the
Union ranks they won1d be shot, and that drum
head Court Mn1t1A convicted thoso shoi, OF con.
spt1acy 10 esczpe. That Gen Mercer knew pothlnr
OF The idAl md execution rntl1 the execution
was over. The case was concluded ind submitted
without argument Tor the dctenee- The court
came to u decision shortly aIer, and adjourned
sre die. The andiuga are not Jet promulgated. +,
The Florida House OF Representatives has paszed
resolutions Of thanks 10 Gen. Foster.
, 1866-01-24

Tho ladies. who have 70 xrneral'y xdopked no
tasty and ron,fnItabie stJ1e ot LOOP Nu LIE pRHSS
will appreciate The cnnTenLcc apd eeH Ancf o. rms
little 1f1icle Ills il the br1 ofs bird &h nnIspsosd
wings. A. simple st an otalt ~ pta needs Guy %
hA 1ef0 TO bec1sna - popuaf Ia A0e77c& - lkA IN
EartS, The Metropolis oI AoIea .rw,,,
For salc by F1kLD. PALMER LEtEh.
, 1866-01-24
FROM ST. LOUIS,
The VTcather-Arreat and Discharge OF
a Hobber- DcpariErco Of Cen. Sherman
for Waahinetnn-Legissa
iSpecisl Despatch to the Chicago 11.5une.l


ST. Ior1s, Jan. q.
The weather, although not freezing cold, is quite
dffagrecahle, being damp, raw and cloudy, with Ia.
dieatious of either rain or suoW before night The
river is falling quite r1pdiy At this point and the
Ice Is f'oWly and gradually disappearing. There
are reports OF gorge abore Casro, hui It Is Tot
credited from the fact that the river is falling very
last, which, II there was gorge below, would IA
turalfy advance.
A soldier Of the 18th Missouri named John Brown
complained to the police yesterday that one Of kfs
comradee named Meek had robbed him Of $lo0
Meek was arrested and the money found on hin,
hut Il Brown could not identity ii, b. Withdrew tha
charge and requested the otaceE to release Meek.
1t Is slated that Meek threatened to ahoot Brown,
and that the hitter divided his pile with him on
condition that he would not ehoot him:
Gen Sherman left this afternoon for Washing
ion, whittier he ls called 10 consult with Gen.
Grant in regard to the fnrthc. reduction OF the
army.
Revolutions are pending IN .he, Legislature to
amend the Constitution az to allow all persons.
Irrespective oi color. 10 rotc The sceessfoufsts
voting tor It was discoye1ed TO be trick 10 let in
The nnwashed rebels. The resolution nroposins to
indorse the vote Of Anderson, NOEL, VaulIoEn and
BENJAMIN ngafnst suffrage In the District OF Colum
bta, Was laid On the table.
, 1866-01-24
Resignation of Gems. Wallace and
PcfkJnE-tsen. Grants New House
Freed me en's Affairs in AlAbam4.

WAsnse1os, Jan. es.-Gens. Lew. Wallace md
u. ". Perkins have resigned.
Gen. Grant and FarnLy took possession OF his rsey
hoafe in Washington yesterday.
The Assistant Co3mlssIontr for the State Of
Alabama, reports 10 Gen. Howard. under date Of
eonsiderable suffering among the whites as we'll u
The blacks in that locality, but tbs cuyens arc tax
inE hold OF the matter and dong ali in
their po'scs to ald them, although poor
themselves Up 10 the date Of bis communication
to General Howard. he had distributed twchty.aye
boxes OF etorra and had ordered twenty-five boxes
more from The benevolent societies Of the Vest
He aleo rented building aud had started school
for the poor whites. to DC supported by the C1eye
land, Ohio, Commission. lie reports that he Ii
mud expresses thc hope that be has a.aicned IN
Interest for the poor black and white. lie reports
that 800 sa.ions being tsArcd daily 10 The ped-
mems camp, but thesc Ia stt great want Of Cloth
lnc. -
, 1866-01-24
Regulation Of The North Carolina Freed

RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. sa.-Ihe repL H Of the con-
nliesion appointed hy the Provisional Governor, It
pursu.nee ofa resolution Of the Convention, t.
hanc lara for the RoTernmeut of the freedmen
proriaee, among mauy other things, that the fsccd
men shall testify In Cases whenever the
rsh'ts Tst'. OF Rt9pesty person sna!! be d
cisil!y. The report spae1des some thirty sectloui
dedicated 10 feetmen gud besides this eight bills
aaectsns both populations. It 1ecommedds The es.
tabltshmeDt ofa workhon,e in each county TOT idle
vacnbonds and othees who win not support
their own otttrrine. Thete provisions
a1e without distinction Of color. Many
provisions are designated 10 encourage
feld Abores Of al clasxee, white and black. b
securing rewards stipulated for labor, and to prs
vent And disconlnRe Ill lawe<sness over the lapda
OF othcrs: The arguments for every provision are
Fressnted, for the calm consideration Of the Legis
, 1866-01-24
Netn advertisements,


.-......
1-AfTI.MOhoFpL1C CONVENTIONS: AtGeneae<
AZ MoF1fton-At ostaws.
1.-THE TARIFF AND FREE TRADE CONTRO
VERsF: Letter from Or. C. H. Ray, President o
the Chicago Ffeo TrAda leaKue, and "Protse
tion's' Raply to Dr.. Rays speech before the Fret
TrRde League.
3-FROM EUROPE: News for Farmers sud Stoch
Growers.
s-ExECurloS OF THE BoEGIA: Full Details o.
the Execution Of 3frr. Crinder-TIes Ffeut,,t
The Observation-Disclosures. .'1'>
.+THE HORSE RAILROAD D1IL. Letter FINN
Member OF thr Lexts!aturo. -,
s-FRoA WARRINGTON.
--C y,,,,-z, ~yr.1 :.
, 1866-01-24

ALBANY. n. r, Jan. a3.-The Hecla Works, at
Weftmoreland, Oneida county, owned by q. P.
AlBAsr, Jan. IA later despatch from Utica
fays the loss 10 Ctica sseam cotton mil 10 S75,-
lO0.
, 1866-01-24

WnHssaTox, N. C., Jan. 23-Thc Sampson coun-
~ court arrested negro on charge OF drawing
pistol on Thile man and sentenced him to b. sold
into ae1yl1ude, Msjor Wyckerehsm. OF this dis
Iict ordered the corn aud all par1les concerned to
be placed under arrest In this city The matter will
be Immediately investigated.
, 1866-01-24

! WAsuEsoToN, Jan 2a-The Supreme Court Of
The United States has delivered an opinion in the
c4fc OF The late ship Admiral, British ship with
U. 5. steamer Alabama. Dec. 18th, is81, taken to
Philadelphia. and there llbeed as prize, asserting
that the vessel was iihblc TO condemnation and
should be condemned. The Supreme Court has
1fnfHed tho decree OF condemnation sustaining the
Eositiuu taken by the Government.
, 1866-01-24
From Halifax

NEW YoRE, Jan. eS.-Thc trial OF Frances Cace-
ne salvador. the accomplIct IN the Otero murder,
VIZ resumed This morning. The eyideuce Was en-
tttely Tor the prosecution.
, 1866-01-24
Nftp ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEMENT
OF rHE CONDITION or TH1
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E9mpsny cisne5 = President. sss1stAIy, Treasurer,
Hlsehos; ~ otnefMise, anA 'h1t thfy are tho abov1
oese3lueo oppS - 2t t3la tnsn{ antt company.
trc,1a lHnAhS " ans a. eALEAASoER- fEesldsnE.
,tet1Ns '. hhHohh, secretary.
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Tie Weather at RTuxeattne.


MEscATISE, Jan. 99.-A SLOW storm eet In here
yeate1iay, about p. m. and it has continued to
snow ever since. II IL stff showing steadily, aud
there Ia about foot Of kunw On the ground.
, 1866-01-24

Tho We0theF-TrAfnA DetAyed-Acei.
dent on thc Lafayette Koad-m1fitkrT
Items.

HC11E Vu kl3c lNJ0k11 ~1A4tH%Hff
1temks
tspecial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunel
IxDlAKAFo1Is, jan. -
Considerable tnow fell during Last niaht and To-
day. and n consequence. the trstns On mott OF
our railroads arr delayed. The regular morning
rastt nser ,ta,u the lafayette road arrived lsEe
shis a!'cznoon- acme nse hour behind time
When within five miller Of This city IN axle On the
tia sGs'oG ofoke and rolled down the emb1nEmnnt.
aoe @ 1.ssn nm oscr bridge tn this condition. but
10 tGc c3tv. 4 &aousA "s E
ts,t "n .nd 1sa,ana 3ss in.nsr Col eebteen
Acrday+ for home. "1"s'p1 "eo1gA' Jeas-
, 1866-01-24

WHEELING, West Virginia, Jan. y. s.-1r.-.,;
cipal election yesterday pa.se.4 OF onIe1s ~.
fx:luEns tndic4te lhe teAlec1ann OF Navnr S.ao 1no
and ibe cutt1a Demoe1Alc ttcket, e1e1
, 1866-01-24

THE Zero Murder Case.
HALIFAX, Jan. a1-1u The Zero murder care tbe
cook Will be hanged to-uor7or. Tho .nate has
BEEN stnt@ced 70 imprisonment lof lie.
, 1866-01-24
Ifltca

HALIFAX, Jan. 23.-The steamer Kangaroo Rstlcd
ri st4 o'clock 1hts morning for New York. Wind
Northwest Weather fresh and cloudy. Ihctmom-
ctGI. Fl.
, 1866-01-24

On the 1st day Of January, 1855, 1AAe to
the Auditor sf PHb35c Accounts II tho %saec
II IHf1H&e. R1198Anf 70 sha 82at1to It thai
Stair, entitled IAN Act to re1nlatc tho
Agencies Of Insurance CeRBApfes NOT in.
csrpoFHfcd by the state Of Illfnols,~ NJ
proved February II, 1883.
, 1866-01-24
Mrs. Douglas yct1dinG-Thc Guents
Prcxenu-sen. But1ef's KepIy-ExtFa
&xtlty smith,

Especial Despatch to the Chleneo Tnbuue.l
WAsH1xaToH. Jan. q
The marriage OF Mrs. Stephen 4. Douglas and
Bre.et B,ieadfc1 General Williams took place this
evening. at nine o'clock, al the residence Of the
bride Ihe ceremony was performed by heS.
Father Lynch, Of the Catholic Church. There were
present on The occasion General Grant and lady,
oectr.arE Stanton and lady. General Fry md HdY,
Gen. kelton. A. A. G, q. S. a.; coloue! Chalan;
bridegroom. ....
General Buffers reply viii not be completed for
pace. Of it are devoted to histoTy Of the general
Ekla Billy Smith, Of Virgilia, escorted BY two
female rebels, visited tbe President this evening.
Death Of u SurEeon-An Appeal from
Colored Citizen of Eolorado-Thc
Mexican QucxtIon-OMctaIC CoFfc*pon-
dence-A National CoIoked De1ega.
tions
WAsuIxG1os, Jan. ea-lntornatton has been re-
ceiyed here that Richard II. Coolidge, Surgeon
United Statce Army, died yesterday In North caro-.
Ina, where he has been on duty for some time.
William ]. Hardin, colored citizen Of Colorado,
aeleefaphs 10 Warrington from Denver, that the
uniil ISL, when they were deprived Of 1t hy Law
signed b. Gov Evans and that The admission Of
Der se!oFadG .6etr 4 'a{l.f.aehlremtnI pe.psas IL
con..adictt moreover assertions made in the Essl
that the enabling act had been compiled WIN es-
cord With th principles Of the Declaration Of lnde'
/ There ha- lust been fseued from Tho Government
rTtct!n. 0Gce, tho message Of the FFeAtdcnt com.
uuntc1ltng 10 the Senate Information IN reSafn %
pItus to sndnce immigration Of dlseahaed Citizen.
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, 1866-01-24

TIRE hundred tcpa Ellie Cosi for 1a.e ut NINE DOL
LARa pr rno, delivered Inquire Of DOW, Qul!:K
CO, 134 South NAtw%t 50 s3t9
, 1866-01-24

GHEEP-For Sale-950 superior
~ Sheep. ahoui half E~ea, the balance Weihers,
Will sell The whole lot and furnish tecd carry them
ihrtnEh the winter. With tue use OF yards md sheds
sud eDIent sell the Sheep sepa-
fAIelJ. For pardeGlafs cali or address s. n. SUIT.
TON, Cnenoa, Mclean Co.. H. !taa.2tsta3td-ltw