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, 1866-01-10
FROM MADISON.

Meeting OF the Leetslature-The Con.
test for Ot1lccs--aIf1ltaFy1 Intelligence
Tho Governors MessaCe-SuPrcInc
Court-Appotntment
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune-]
MADISON. Wis. Jan. @.
The Legislature conyenes in ibis city tomorrow
moan. The majority Of the members have already
arrived, great deal Of ''og-rolliue" IS rom: On
for Speaker and Chiet Clerk Of The Assembly. The
PRINCIPAL candidates for Speaker are Cameron, Of
l. Crosse; Barron, Of Polk; Pond, OF Chippewa;
Hopktns. Of Dane, and Allen. The no1hwest
claims that she speakerahtp belongs to them.
Theni however, in regard to can-
aid Cameron md others for
Pond 1niou caucus. however,
tonight. M paa hind viii psohably
be made, Lon, Be8. r. III, Of Dsne, u not de-
sirous d tic position, Sdt should hif friends deem
, 1866-01-10
Gt)ifa9o:Gr1bnnt.



f,n1H rlnae1 v.sterdry at kl.c9.
The o,.so, \. ,,,,,s,e, ant troops in virginia
h.. hs-.-.ssa
.rh.~. .s..,, 1.s.r Int rirht cAses Of cholera
-, ,u.I 0~'' oe
r.,--,uo h,x. r..o,s.d th.7n.
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1*enf " fn1'a''' '<11S1 ~ ''s o"'e'1o' 0oo s@1e
ooass. ,,;. :,
Ham oa t"e NaausnAe q Hotloefn rail-
1oao "as Hso~u ~ 'tns'e "c1 oasnFlae oAJ
pslo,s 80, s* sna "on1o'n se'ets
.s.S..," .Is"s
Fot ~" VI out socai ata'
"'1' De soUno On tne =espno PAGE Of ta1s mofnsne
.'4ts' nuuu'n2 1ne report Of tbs ffee 1saae
L~ee1e rssee'in. neld .Iett evening.
a memorial from st, Louis merchants, pr'
tenlcd 10 conGr.!1 yesterday. sAtcs thai theff efa
no registered steamboats, In Western "atc7s, sa!'
ucd at ~. .531-6o0-
The Wisconsin Legislature meets to-day
Judge H. U. Barron, Of Polk county, was Iomt-
, 1866-01-10
FROM SAVANNAH.

Pardon Of Judge HArden-Canal Ikc-
pa1rrd-xaETant Negroes Improve
mc41th-The Trial OF Gen. meEcer-
NV Yon1 Jan. 1-The steamer Hunter, from
Savannah on the 9TH hns arrived The Savannah
bs ihc rzcx.deui mud rchnmed buetpcst there.
Tic Savannah and Ogeechee canal las been re-
paired.
EA.Eapt end convict uegroe1 are put into the
chain capcx and made 10 clean the strce'R.
Seyeral ss~ and planning mille nze being erected
In the vicinity Of Saynurah.
Tie aren't or thc Frecdmen's bureau at Macon.
In tnk1uq Census OF the ne1roee, snd sending the
unemployed to <ecl1ous rcc their rlahor Is needed.
un1crx have becp IeceiTtd Ut Sasnunnh to pEoced
xx1fb the tY1a] OF Gep, Mercer.
, 1866-01-10
FROM MILWAUKEE. :
Horace II. Days Niagara Ship Canh1
Project.

Horace II. Days hiAE2fR snip Canal
Project.
Especial pc*patch TO the Chicago THbtne!
MILWAUKEE, J,n. :.
Hon. Horace n. Day, Of New York, addressed
the Gambler Of Commerce ot this city to-day n an
able manner on the important project uow before
Congress Of establishing Water communicated BE-
tween the likes and the tea-board for the laZest
class Of Like vessels by eans Of ahtp canal apund
the Falls Of Niagara. III. Days plan cot.em-
plates The carriage Of vessel Of 1,oo tons buthcn
over The route in portable docks, holding safd.
cient water to float the yessels, On the t1tlhed
plane system. the deasendng vessel operating as
the motive power to draw up the ascending bnc,
the difference In weight of vessels or cargoes kIne
te9nlated b. the displacement Of watss IN
use OF locks with the delays Incidental to tbs lat
ter, and has been pronounced entirely good By en-
tnens engineers. The Chamber Of ComnIrcc
passed resolutions warmly commencing the aro-
similar comml.tees appointed by olher bo1r1, OF
irade in securing the early actlon Of Conetess on
detine The thanks Of the Charuber to Nj. Day for
the earnest and able manner In which he presented
this importAnt pueatIQn to their consideration
, 1866-01-10

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T1ibuns.}

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tf1buna.1
P111sBURa1, Jannary9.
The supply Of cattle on sale at the Allegheny cattle
yarts this week unusually large, reaching In shr
aggregate 11oo0 10 1900 head. but with Improved
demand the market ruled steady, and prices were
pretty well maintained. or the number oRerod nbout
I,cG1 head changed hands, 1t prices raging from 50
sc gross FOR extra, 797Ac for good to prime. and sx
G6ac for common to fur. Grey flalr aod IS head
Of prime Illinois steers TO Montague 4 Co.. Of Phlta
dephla at 7kc md Thsasher sold Is head Of nice ar
Ohio oxen. averaging l,a5o MS. at 5Kc. One or two
emsll droves reached the yards on Monday night, ard
we.e. of conrse. too late for Mondays market.
There has bocn nothing done In tue hog trade thus
far lhta week. aside from retailing to butchers. QUO
taslons may bc fairly giyen at s89Kc gross.
, 1866-01-10

NEW YoHx, Jan. a.-Tte Conuae,eiI ssyt:, Toe
Aiock market continues 10 condihoa bordertuE
5nterest, whlch had for rome time ho'*tcrsd ur
prices, is fully exposed hT tac ad'rsse
tendencies Of eevere dtclue IN tac
premium on gold, and tic important proposal.
pretentod 10 Congress for the tutute resuiAhon o.
finances II 1ailroad stpekA. There Is pr:ralitaEf
,eeirs 10 rcslizc upon eserrthin. c1ccp. Eric aud
Eew York Central. which aie sua.ained BY ltahif-
il to demand for cash stock ct any moment e.
nstanl3y Ecx York Cenlsa'. In an othct stoc&s
rales Ve49 larre Al tie board. and 4 decline ayeE,
aced 1Mge per cent n compared w1tn The ia-t
board or yesterday
Discounts sFe actfye.
: Ire rp!d r1atkat ae dcpres,ea by proposal to
antnorise tho negotiation o: foreign lo7n, but q
the famo time belnx very largely oves;old. m
nrice has takeu a sharp upward turn, adsan9GGs
5ang q morning sn a,1 ls hs to 1 s1ssusiian n
sore ectt1e than IA renortcd eancc the close Of tht
vi and IL prcdica.ed chiefly upon the finance NJ
Inc details Of which have been lloMn On i5e s.[ee
al cottun Fo.eicu exchange it dull
, 1866-01-10

Mpais cofon f. % eaap:islns sfd g. foSuiae qas
lies: NtadliDg, Mir, strictly m!adltng. law mid
ding, good Inlddling' ordinary, g9oa, oFdlnssy 5ns
Ec peF d; ia balea New Orleans cotton. compai-
frE the following qualities: Low midlnns. good
o1dtua1Y, ordinary plek,ngs-re6alea sold tsom 43a
pnelng The following qualities: Strictly niddlng,
low uiidolug. good ordinary. ordinary los, ordi+
nary utckinen-ftbaled sold from 4951 1Gb31c per d.
, 1866-01-10

new 4onk, Jan. 9.--The Fcutans In this city
baye Tnnors tAat Institutes have commenced ID
Ireland and that the Irish were victorious IN the
any warlikc ncNa.
New York, Jan. IA report saYs banking
house II tbs Ct. has received despatch from Ire
land, STATING tnaf Y force Of constahu3ator4 wen'
10 a point pe3f k1tnarney, county Kerry, to sup
prees Fenlsn drilling parties. The consiabulatoE,
we're 1eprested, hat be1ns reinforced by two comps
n'es Of military. rsihed. The Fenians were mean
ants There is possibly come uih In The story II.
r1rcutnst1 n TALLY being In ite GaTor.
, 1866-01-10

NV ToRK, jan. a.-A letter from Ottawa, CAna'
da, rayt that the Bon. Geo. Brown resigned oe.
ea9se his coeaguee wonld not adopt reau5'9ss ts
resumption Of the Reciprocity Treaty."
ne same lcttc1tsa.k the lnss Of fzee t1aae With
and produce tsade, aud there il much anxiety for
1ueFEet 10 replace the lp~%
new YoHE. Jan. 9.-Tht HeYmTE Toronto epe-
xia1 says Ho1l&ohy d Co., distlllers Of Mas2lsna,
arc being tried on the chaEge Of swndling the roF.
crument to the amount Of x16o 0O0 ~ Smuggling
tfhnkey into two unttsa sAtet.
Eafhtr Iolliet, superior Of the Jesuit Otdor in
4meS3ca. End formerly Of New York, d,ed al Nun.
The IsaGrr etstes that there IL r1eat dis.atikfac
fItn am3n. III v3 upteere owing 10 tho meanneas
nf Inc Goycamcut IN pegleItlDg to cloihe then.
, 1866-01-10
Milwaukee Market.
Especial DesPateh to the Chicago Tsihrne.]
Tar4 d


Especial De1patch to the Chicago Trihrne-l
: MnwAEEKE, Jan. ..
FLorR-Dull aud lower. No transactions.
GEAM-Kheat fevestsh and unsettled. Morning
board-sses 1900 bo: opening at 1.s declining to
Il ~, t1z3 and II TX cath. and 81 HeaL24K bnyc.
III January. Noon board-S&es Deco bu, a. $L2tael2
seller ten days, ,z2H cash. and bny
-. onttpn al Lbs month, 5. ?. H. board-f1Tn aud
higher Bales 11,soo pu at1f2H91!ss cash, elos.ug
at S1.2a.
Pnov1sloN-firmer. sales. 10 brls city meg; 81
saSo ny tres prime lard attic. Butter steady sale.
LOO NJ good roll u :4c.
pREssFp uoGs--Adyaneed &C. Sulea, go At f9 5aa
al for good averages.
RxeE1rrs-2o.oo 300 bn wheat: 1,s0o dressed hogs.
.Efs1rxTx1S-s.saGQba1aG Gous hY nil
, 1866-01-10

EMG Dismissal of Coll Sweeney.
n1 u" WAR DEF'Tt Il. u. O.1 [
fWAsuEGroN. Jan. 9.
Special 0rdera, No. 650.l
Extract by direction Of the President:
Major 1ho8. ". Sweeney. 18th U: 5. Infantry,
ser.tee Of the United States for absence without
learn.
{Signed) Dy order Of the Secretary Of War.
Z. D. TOWNSEND, 4. A-G.
, 1866-01-10
Cincinnati Market.
fEr..+4z3 ItrAanhtch IN tf1A rhlrn Yr, '.v-


Especial pespatch to the Chicago Tr1bune,l
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.
F1o1-lnw grades IN sotd de1rand- and slightly
lower. Sales Of supcrrne at $e.1s96a. Higher ades
steady. SA1e4 Of extra 1t 93.31.
GKA1x--Whcst dull, stagnAnt sna lower, with no
saIea. Corn-6heed not quite SO fru sales 1t Sc.
Ear in batter demand selltpe &c. EycquIet; sales
ofEo. st 73c. Barley nominal. Oats steady at &c
fol No; 4 and 100 for MOL.
CoT1oS-Gnscitied: niddlius oomIneuy s7c.
TH1sxE1-fism sat tess for ftee and &c for
bonded.
rsoy1s1osE-Qulet. Sales 80 b.lR Few city mess
rost 1t 800, closing steady; old he'll ut $27so b.
con SCARCE with light deaud saes Of c1ols sides at
nc No salea Of bulk meats hut prices are unchanged
Green meats trm; shoulders sKc, sides Ike, hams
16c. Lard dull at Tic.
uoGt-steady. Sales At &s.cd29.5o gross and s11.so
aet. closlEC quiet Country dressed sold At flo2ta
u.l0. Receipts, $40.
FlSAsc1Al-Aoney close Exchange heavy It Ito
DISCOUNT buying and Ito discount aud pr selling.
, 1866-01-10

NV YoRI, Jan. 9.--Flor1da papers ray that
paytd L. YuIee has written T. letter g1ring his
views as 10 iho proper conrse to be pursued By the
people Of the State, advising that ths Senators be
fnetrnctedi to propose an amendment to the
Fedetnl Constitution, declaring that no State can
Eecedc ordissolEe Its relations with tho Union, e.
ccpt By The consent Of Of both houscs OF
Congress, radded by The Legislatures ofswo-thasds
, 1866-01-10
f:uberuatortAl and Postal Couarma-
tIonx-McmoriAl Of the St. Lonfs A1er-
chants, Exehange-Stcamboa Sta-
43xt5cHs
The Late IItnfy Winter DaTts-meet-
Ing or Members OF tile HouAcs

WAxu,Sd1oN, Jan. An informal meeting oi
the members Of th- uouee OF Representatives. Eas
held in the hail Yesterday 2; NJ: immedistey aisr
tbe adjournment, Nf: Morrill,. Of VIZ IN the enan'
Mr. G,ren Clay smi,h. Sec5etaIy:
On nufion Of vi. Thaddeus Stevens, a eonmn-
tee Of five wa appointed 10 pis1 Feso'an9as u
nreFetFe Of the feelings Of The members relatTo TO
The death Of Hon. Henry Winter DaYis: The chalr
appointed Mess.s. Thad StcErua, Of Pa; jas. 4.
Garfield, Of Ohio; Henry +. Blow. Of BIO. Janel
Brooks, Of n. T., and John L. Da"eou, OF r..
= The meeting adjourned to meet again On Mondas
next after the adjournment ot The House.
, 1866-01-10

Nxw YorK, Jan D.-Robert B. Mlntu1n, Of tho
Ills city, died Ibis morning at Two o'clock, nom
The effects Of para1yt1c stlose. ~
Et'ah 4. Purdy, Of this cttT, died last night a
nir1nrG
, 1866-01-10

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.]
DETROIT, Jan. 9.
II. j. Mills, the recently elected Mayor. WIS lnau~
gulnted This evening. The new city officers veto
also duly iuttalled.
The body Of Mrs.. Margaret Hcitc, who wandered
dom her residence oa Saturday night Last, while
laboring under dt Of Temporary insanity, Was
found In the rive. this morning.
, 1866-01-10

M n. old do: 3&4aq4 % for new axtrs mes& apd
q; o. for old do Heel hsmF quie. aud nrner =
sS.00@N-A Gas meats quiet At lf!9Hc- mf
shoujders md tsX@1se- for han,s. Bacon d11; y u
haes for We9ie9n; tna3i1H Ior C1sy. L4s9. dun and
iover aso 1sso bris @ 9or senfaa1J fs aaq
S7Ssc tor Ohio and 2aa&oc. fo1 State Cas7a
dnfI At l7AG1sc.
, 1866-01-10
FROM WASHINGTON,

Internal Revenue observation-disclosures
of RECONSTRUCTED Hebel4-Caudtdatc
for Reconstructfon Speeches-BIng.
hum vs.lVoorhees-mi1ttnr Order Re-
voked-Thc Collectors 1Ieeting-Per-
Aon1l-Frccdmenss Schools-Treasury
Decision.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
! WASHINGTON, Jan. .,
The receipts hon interna, rcrenne today, were
| <7sa!O0o.
An attempt ras made a few days aco BY recon.
:uuete 1ebels IN Fa1Qnie county, to bum down
The res--+ Mrs. Dixon, widow Of Paymaster
Dixon, .! onr air was recently shot and
Killed in the Etrce.1 rfA1exandria, by eturned
rebel ofhcet1. An anonymous note was sent Mrs..
Dixon. warning her that II she persisted In remain.
ing IN the county her house would be burned oYer
her head, and she and her children are now In
Washington, ezt1es from tbels homes.
The receipts OF Internal Revenue from July LIST up
confident ,hat The receipts win reach fsN 200
for the fscal year. The dsttllerics arc beginning
70 be heard from: Txrng-cigbt nzmes are now on
IN Co!nmittee oi tie Whole, md thlee Of fonr are
added for every oae that has Jet come OF. Colonel
Demtng, q conneeticnt. haa the aoor !oT 10:
beaTty unite viii he Presidcnt IN demsndIne irrs
yfftlhle guArantles for the freedmen
The 1noyement for the organization ofnew partIas,
Of which certain newspapers haee been speaking.
| was made fn the House to.dly BY Mr. D. ". Voor+
bees. OF 1ndIaDa who introduced a resolution In
do1sinS the Presidents policy, and making one Of
| n1s old fashioned s2ecches ago1nst t. John 4.
Bingham replied With telling effect One sentence
md IN tbs sa1ery-tha IN whica he said that the
collision should come betwecn the untuutsts and
The Irertdent, which the gentleman seemed to an
tfclpaie, and The President should b left with no
supporters rave tBen men a. met with 3tr. Voor-
hecs at Chicago to pronounce the ssar failure,
then Ill be had TO say God help the President
and tave The republic. Nearly the full Union
strength Sotcd 10 the resolution to the Recon
Fhucdou Committee.
The order recently issued ordering the muster
cut OF the troops on duty IN Virginia. was today
revoked By The Secretary of Var. Similar orders.
II ]. understood. will be issued In regard to troops
IN the Other Southcrn Siater.
The Comnisemy General Of Subsistence ls hArtn9
prepared statement showing the quantity and
price o1 every article purchased By the Subsistence
Department from the beginning TO the close Of the
rebellion.
Collector Graunis. OF Cleveland Is among the
custom ut1ccst now here In consultation with the
Commissioner Of Customs relative to- the psupoted
ameudments to The revenue Law for the pfaycnt5on
1ec1ors Gr1d anoshsr consultation WITH 1T. Sargent
Bscset Brig. Gen. r. c. Woods, ,ate Assistant
Surgeon General q. Louisville, ky-, has been as
signed TO duty At Fort Adam.. Newport 2. T.
A report zecel!edat the Freedmcn's Bureau to
Nineteen colorcd schoole With tEcn1y three teach
c,s and l,ss9 scholars; In Arkarrat there are ten
schools, With seventeen teachers and ecoazs.
The Secretary Of the Treasury hea decided that
canal bouts only enrolled and fceueed. On which
tonnage has been paid are not liahe to the Internal
, 1866-01-10

Co1uxBus, o., Jan. 0.--The joint Caucus OF the
HousA and Senate mot tonis sht, and resolved to 70
into caucus for nominating; q. $. Senator on Tie
18th fDAtlDt.
, 1866-01-10

U-C, H. 8CRIVEN d Co., Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, aro authorized
Agents to receive Advertisement for tho Tft-
bune, and all other leading papers through.
ouf the United States md Canada.
, 1866-01-10

FetsE9o0 TUT N4QH111He10H oa 11t1stUH7'
PHiLADELruIA, Jar. 9.-Petitions are being
signed here. asking Congress to 20 amend the law5
aa to equalze the pensions oi officers and pnyates
md their respective families, maklng them unl-
for1nly the satne without regard to previous rank
and that the pay OF each officer and private bs not
less than sixteen dollars per month.
, 1866-01-10
Cholera at Hayre-ConElcted Of Assault
and Hattefy-The n. Y. Contested
Electfnn-Enorta to Obtain Pardon
fer X n lin nj n NM

Eiect11n-Eu0fh 10 obtain FAFd00
for kallnAtnmrn.
NAsu1SG7oS. Dan. 9.-The United States Consul
At nas.e, under date, December 18th, Informs the
Department o. State that there have been hut eight
cases OF cholera IN that city.
Ncrrdith in this city On the nth Of last August.
WIS con.1ed OF assault and battery In the Csn1oal
The esadepes ,ubun.t.eed before, The Committee
on Conterted Elections, in the Dodge-brooEs case
hss ben tsnt 10 the printer. md vii be soon given
Eaofts aze being made here for the pardon Of
Solomon Kahnstarnn, the notorious criminal who
uas sentenced by Judge Se'.on 10 ten Jeass TN.
ID On iorsyeisht Indictments by Tho Grand Jury,
and convicted on the arzt and only one on trial A
c1vt1 suit f. row pending against kahnstamu's e.
It is ALLEGED. be Obtained from tie Government b
fraud. From their Known completely with this
criminal, two dtsbur.iog officers committed R9etde
satp T. i. Larned, who, after making written coz.
fcssion Of hls guilt drowned himself The Attorney
General some time Since reported Adversely upon
kahns.aum's application fof pardon.
Action OF Cou.n,itteeA-Tlae Appropr1a.
! tion Dtlls-OfDcern Of the Veteran Re-
NJ rye Corps-Troops In Wnshtn.1on-
The Potomac Frozen.
NV YoRk, Jan. e.-Ihe Fost's Washington spe-
Gal saEs: O. Friday the Judiciary COMMITTEE co o,
The Recouefruesfon Committee held another
meeting this morning, but the proceedings were not
made public
ID rum The Ways and Means Committee neft ~eeE.
The Committee on Banking aud Currency II
awaiting the arrival Of It's chairtnan. Mr P9meroJ
OF Aew York, to hold its first meeting II is moi
yet organized. .
No decision has Jet been made BY The Var De
patment In reference 10 tile oeere Of the Veteran
The number Of troops now on duty IN the Depart
rncnt Of Washington i 5000.
The Potomac nver IL frozen solid Tor EcTeral mile
below Washington.
| t;ubcruatorfal and Postal Confrma
tIonx--Mcmorial Of the st. Lou1s 1er'
chants Exehang-Stcamboa Sta
t1115c1s
vAsu1sa1oy, Jan- o.-The Senate Today COP
dcrs Of lowa to he GoEesnor Of Territory o. Se
braeiA-reappointed;, " N. Piekntng, ol Hs3 !.
be Governor Of Washington Territory y-seappo!nt
ed; and also confirmed the appointment OF me 1ol
| lowing Deputy poetmasteft: Wm. EeFene
] Goshen, ElkhsTt county, 1ndlnna; Ale<ander "
| Myers, OIL City, Pa; Sidney T. Wilson, punkH'
| Etc county, n. T., rice R. s. Cary. suspended. .
memorial Of the sSt. Louis Union Merchant
| Exchange, presented to the Sena1e Today ~ MI
stenmboa,s On Wette1n rivers to be a10, sa1ned q
sat 55G co., with s22. III tons capacity L estimate
Ihc Imports into st. Louis In 1855 to be
Cincinnati $31e 0o0 goo, and LouteE1e $1oo 0o9 o9(
| I, asks Congress 10 Improve the navigation o1 u
| Nissrs:pp and other 1vezs BY means OF Fnag boat
by locks or daEns at the raplds OF the Mississippi
| repairing falling banks, etc.
, 1866-01-10

Ono Hundred mud General
Officers Mustered Ont.

WAsHIN01oN, Jan. 9.-The following order mus
tet{uc out Of the volunteer service one hundred
md t'scnsy-lwp general officers, has been promul-
sHted.
, 1866-01-10
MON FY

$4,000 Wanted. I wish to borrow 70. nnothcr
party the above Enu, ioE three years. o. class
Chicago rtal estate security, and viii PIT 70 EEr cent
Interest fpr the same. NM- D. EERf0OT,
GEIp 81 Tashtuston-St,
, 1866-01-10

E. o. CR1TTENT0N 4, co.,
c o m m is lon VI CT @ II q n tS,
For the Sole OF
R1oDUoE
OF all kinds 1S North EiAf kat, Chicago Glre Hlso,
attention 10 Ii. .ea and render 1llcE fgtuIks. d6D
, 1866-01-10

The trm Of GoDDARn& FISK Is This day dissolved
By mutual conccnt: W. j. FisS having sold bis en-
ness ct he old nrm viii Ee condncted BY
GODDARD WOOD & CO.,
Al 45 Wabash avenae who assume alt liabilities ol
the old trm, and who authorized 70 collect all
debts due said lfru,. ". j. FISK.
ChfcEgo, JAM i. 1853. &. F. GODDARD.
, 1866-01-10

NV -EQEI4 l8h. y
r,ees of mining stocks bid IN BOSTON tbl1 dsy-Cop
per Falls, "a; FRANKLIN. 36h; Hancock. IN; Miu
1esata Is; Quincy, 50; Fay StAte *; WaTeEtJ, ~.
, 1866-01-10

No. TI South Water Strect.
CHICAGO, 1st Januasy, 1855.
Haytpg thIt day formed an association x1th Mt. j.
Y. CLARKE. OF the late nEm Of DATER. CLARkE
CO. OF New TosE City, We HM coutInua the bu31-
ness OF Wholesale GroceES and
General Commission Merchants,
uuder the 1rm uzme Of J. =. d r. CLARKE 4 co.
dEsret WILLIAM CLARKE 4 CO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
sad and Beautiful.

Ex-Governor Vance, Of North Carolina,
in . recent address before the literary So
cieties Of the North Carolina university,
spoke as follows:
"No monuments Of victory are forus, no
national jubilee can we celebrate, no songs
Of triumph can our maidens sing, or gar
lands Of glory weave; there is no weloom-
ing OF returning conquerors, nor erecting
Of triumphal arches for US, to console Us
for our great suffering. We are all alone
with our great defeat and that heavy sor-
row which, never fitting, still is sitting
still is sitting, in our household;' and all
That we have left for our comfort is the
sad yet tender light which plays around
the memory Of those who died to make it
otherwise"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
IL sscc genatlon.

The Richmond Dispatch CT Saturday
gives the disgusting details Of case Of
practical miscegenation in that city It
appears that one Peter W Cary, Of Port
land, Maine, a sergeant IN the Eloy-
cath =. S. Tnfantrgs was charged with I'M
lawfully esso ysoyrlEssls. s9yr ss1
50 with having white wife at Portland
The Witnesses at Portland not being able
10 Pay the expense Of coming 0 Richmond,
sent their written testimony but as the
laws Of this State Go not recognize
such evidence, Il was ruled out, and he
will be tried for misdemcanor in marry
ing q negro contrary to law.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
New Advert senuents.
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ggTHEREAS, rebel demonstrations are mado
wv day and night by rebel svmpatbisers, with
no other object It would seem, bat to insult andan-
noy tie loyal portion of the community. These
demonstrations are not made by one sex alone
young women sometimes stfunpeting the
remarks, and at other times before their doors
with gangs Of young men, engaging in the same
disrepatable proceedings.
Now therefore, with the lights before ne,
and before these houses asaed rs are houses Of
Ill fame, some other outbreak; deem it proper
to give this timely notice; shat from and after its
publications any person, without regard to age
sex who engage Ia these disloTai and disreputable
peace, imprisoned, of placed under bonds
NE5~ The peace and oldef OF society must, and
shall be preserved. GEO. Eye, j. p
Woodstock, Aug. 2, 1866.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
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