davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-02-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.

A Hoax on Gov. Fletcher ana Se"'
Pope-Anolher Steamboat AecIdena@
The Springfield, Mo-, Troubles Ao'
iusted.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago TEiounel
ST. Louis, Feb 10.
It se announced that the reported appearance u
bnshwhackc1a near Independence was heaf. ~; IN
which Gov. Fletcher and Gen. Pope "ese aASs
sold.
The steamer War Eacle met with slight aect-
dent. but one that under different circumstances
might bare proved another Of tbose tea.laI ol'4s
ters 70 frequent Of late on Western watess., p, ~
some mems unknown the pilot house AHHnst
0re, Thursday evening, but the prompt aPpnG33 ~
Of cold water and eha.p axes soon sneaaea ~
aames and LETT the boat minus het plos n1ase ~. NJ
steering appa,stus. Capt. Owen came paek e " Ia
city for the wheel and tho pilot house o. ne nu-
aa1d Walsh. 1he boat by this tine u On nee "e9
jLcre a rs excaeuentiu Springfield, Mo ,TuetoaJ:
GROWING cut d The anay, which has already oeea
, 1866-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
mr.. Lanes speeeh-IIorses from arc-
!aud-Frcuch Ra11-4fntA from Cana-
dian Qd1cIalAHE1nAnctAf MntterH.

NAfs AANG'H e*NAAA $50
land-Frcnch Ball-HInts from Cana-
dian Ou1clalA-Financt2fM Matters.
WAsu1so1os. Feb. 10.-The able speech ot
United stat1s Hcoator Henry y. Lane. OF Indians,
on wednesday, Ia etll the Eub}ect OF general COM
mcnt. II waa tn faEoE OF thorough and nne9m.
pEomlsipc policy toward the fate rebel Statts, bnt
against negro outrage as premature measure.
Mr. rAne IL one Of the strongest men and ableat
fiebate5r in the Senate, and his remarks hare bad
good effect upon the Eash md inconslde1aie Of ali
parties.
a telegram WIS yesterday received BY the see1t-
tarv OF the Trcaauiy from the Col!ecsor Of Customs
1t Portland Me- rra,1se 10 the hdoisaton Of several
horses tust arrived from Ireland. 1ha SECRETARY
raye his permission Tor their laudin@.
4 bali was rIrtn 9ast night By the Marquis MOI
tbolpn the French Min1eter, which wa5 attended BY
large numhcE Of prominent citizens and army and
nag officers, also 6J Foreigners Of distinction.
The Canadian otneia}s, De!oIr they icrs, threw out
some hints that II the reciprocity treaty were A.
lowed to expire without some action upnn the
question of the fisheries. 1t might LEAD to leItops
didiclit1c. under the treaty s,ipnlatio9s Il nc
srna1 In the watct.t and u our ntaeEmcn 90
brTond ths, I1uit, they will be forced back.
Collectors throughout the Southern states nave
been receiving for psTment Of dnties 7So lseasWf
notes, rom which the coupons 1sve 1een osScaea'
There notes ara IN hose States FcccEed a
In tptwer to letter from The Collector Of tne
Flint Dls1ic1 in Tc1ss. addrcssed TO the Secretary
Of the Treasury, On the subject. Nr. Mccutloch
eayr Congress- a1one haytn9 fhe power 10 requisite
the Lawful money 0f the United States, and ha.ipc
dec1ued whist shal] constitute II, and that rothlni
but lnwsul money sbal! be received n payment o
to receive 80 Trrafury notes IN payment Of dafs
bcton8e fhey ire not lawful money.
, 1866-02-12

went to the city Of Chicago and bought him
self an overcoat-they called the material
he ouitc 50 strong as he was represented to be.
for be burst with rip Of Il inches IN threo
days vesr. md in 1ess than three months va
sn7 j " thing Of chusch-goIng coat, you must
pay from 20 to Sso-1 viii say 36o-whleh
vii take 40 bushela floats, at present prices,
to make the purchase Of an orercoat. Let us
take that amount OF money into Europe, and
see how many coats VIC can buy, and Of good
material, not a scandelous libel On the king Of
the forest, nor yet full cloth, made up OF old
rags ground Up, md ayings, but something
here? It Is. not. the want Of wool or other
material, but the want Of competition; not
that our manufacturers do not know how to
make a good article; VIC have proof to the
contrary, as the Bon. john Bright asaerts our
goods Were sold In South America in prefer
Snce to either French or English manufacture.
Therefore We do not want my such excuse as
hundred years. practice to enable US to com.
pete with other nations.
, 1866-02-12


-Ereitement in SPaln-ChSlfan Rans
om omCub.-HosttlitIe.l 10 be Couamenccd
nc.Iost spalu-General KupatrIck,s
Movement.
Nzw Yonk. February 1o.7The necatEs t,an.ms
tn.t vs1nssaiso has no fertilization or a1nsment
it,A 10 resiss attack j tru.t no orders hsve been
niven to the combined fleets Of Peru and
Ch 70 ks a. -, atsss 1pf npPa ne e e.
and mlsnt conc 10 erles. The Spanish fdsates
Wells d. Madrid. Blanca, Bsreneuela aud Resolution
ar All fui screw steamers Of the frs1 ciaa4
M aMsmtras1y sppointed snd he Nunurieis non clad:
Ii pronounced by officers OF the U. =. atry one Of
,he most perfect ships q her elas. N the Wos!d:
chill. etpuiaies Thai forei1nef u N The service of
either power, is eligible to the supreme command
or tho neef II considered competent.
NEW foRK, Feb 1e,-.1ate advtces state that IN
sieame4 T coYsdsnso p1 he chsps. has can.ea he
most Violent fe1ment, A warllke address has been
voted BY the Cortez- Instructions have been dis
\ natched to the Sppntth Admiral to avenge the
nafionaI houor, and the Madrid pape7s absolutely
foam With 1ase; ons: Of the msldest Of these
Rom nopody. nd If not bound 10 Ehow consaera.
tIct, far M conn,rS IN the world more Violent
eoampot1ht1 % ~, fnS.bue h1 'hess hssar chdnen
MOUSE, VI ~ ~ 49, -,nricj3ea nav r. seen fhere
must NJ % IL Spanish shsli fal." Whist provincial
Paper gse ~ "aana ,and ,si5e fnT tShneyer Games
vniled Sa.gs u ~ ~ ~ "a i.,n,s ~ -o'7
oe1%een nRa n lstesg hsiT in Nav Yo,s has
nns a LIE ~ ts} T }ns1, ~ he ssrry ~
Called iofih nsey ieas ~ 5pm ~ ad ha s,iii n
GuGa. ana aae h1 tb snnes.ance III he snsu.
a eeast e tao io95.a ans s1pposed 70 10
~ eost as,,i " stned hv aisbams 3ari tn Tia
fHs ,. aecen.g sapPnto " 1Aa''4Ai'
e9a4 % ai5 .as,,ond,rt nr The london 1in.,
-, -S ~ $1,000 80. l. ~, nr1v 1vith mo n, ttvn NJ the
ae9antes nt n,s.as,,rn nT IN ,he Sonfh .nd Ten
@ 80. nav soon hsye ia ha ws~ed
.i,h iii sI.s,na orn snb;est Of lie Antilles md
Nv Nv ttaen Trtaa 1n;neth;1e-a fhose torss ana
%la auss tn. :, - H. Nn.ts nd Santh WIN
sd ~ sr,ie nearen to1 emnn1mant
w wuH 49, 800 II tSnv rornn1 en,hroJf ffeF coun.
, 1866-02-12

-AsNA+N*
AS your paper appears to be the medium
,hvouch which this subject Is brought before
tbe public, permit me to make few remarks
in fayor Of free trade, SO far as regards sucn
such things as are Of the most importance TO
4hc community 1t large and as It Is generally
s,,a w that food and raiment are the two things
ra necessary for ltft and comfort, viii speak Of
tSe latter as being one Of the greatest impo-
ss,sons rs svez practised on the public, especially
In artielcaof mems clothing, as thousand are
ready to testify who havs bs tns swsa1s5 out
Of their money. Il Is rot only tne hU1 ~
pmates,sl p, s of Wnich t6ey a1e made a5e nothing;
but moelery and sham, and made to =; shGat .si
and deceive; in fact nearly one-nan g. a. ~ -.
of which they ers nnst adf to t5e 5e vea
noIu mol II msIket BY European manufacture =
Ha. ionr Is they food tho Western statss ba,1 Sa9
!urS III Trash. Some time ago, one OF my oo5
, 1866-02-12

Atm sd;oukued meetnG of the pnnaas sspna m2a1o @
ar T,sde heio Cd Moni1y e.sn!nx l.aG inc 1an9A
port, ve1y volum!neus oa fnrthn n.s oS sns.n
befs The report set. fth thas !ae a. ~
rasf tWeivr months. snd rftcea hsge ~AintAnSa =
f;eh ranTt Notwithstanding Tho EroanA3 App;oasn o.
the cu1fEcy to specie oasn. ne sot y snn
,nannE nHtux 70 ltr1ka Of the mlut9 In one Of tho
si H.fJs vel fhe whee snpp1y hAs reached m e1ceas
e9 III tous Ths enlHa 4nounk tn tons !! reported
~ ~ Il ma -. turtpg tho Jear a OF petroleum the
frtulns aTers-e l5i SCI barrels per MONTH or
I9txs6( barrels pef 1eAs.
Of tntse three 1ftc!cs Is reported 10 be si5a
Tne sdditiot Il saloe Of Petroe1sn and Toe being In
cIrded, tho sncuut vii reach VI, sfa helnr
isr.er .aount te.n ~ ey Eapod Y one ytas in the
fts pFesu med Interests :
he receipts Of the Bead Of Trade during the year
kmouuted to u e. Of which na1zsy 1,po remained
q hand,
Tbs cets Of the Beard we're elected to aesve fos
the snsnlnG ycxr-Mr John Welsh being President
"A resolpshn vaa adopted saklrx thu Legislature so
x Tho 1exA Of interest at se1tu per cept. com
mittee wss Appointed to ny tht matter beforc tnt
Aissoisuoa .ss also aaopted 10 neznorsslIze Con
KEess, A&k1g fo1 tho pA1sage Of Law - sy pfcvan
Northern Chains tsoan beeontnx tn.slidatAd ihrouE
tbs operations of The atatutoa Of limitation OF th
HtAte4 l4tely IN rebellion.
, 1866-02-12

CHICAGO. Feb. ia 1866
es5ss g
sea1 1oT nss "a 9e ~
s: - 81 seen Wiling 70
g ;ss?t: e; =: e
marked. Ws Ase NO. recetytnE but tEo uaass ~ q
:: & assS e sss' e s.
s hogs Es :; % snos e.as5 hf os S'sf q dof 5or
ssess Ss;'Ss Ssr 81 ss.S sSnss rs
Rissss R2sssh ~fsk ,sss sesaasssias ri :o%s
ss .ssy aas Se!s sS. heas:
ode.te work. We nay s1pess e es ,1ss 70 sose
from the oa1posts eone IN sle.ly 6Gs tna dssleaelss
fasssn ssn Z 1sa sss
inS les. than tonEh ot The tetnsn. q sst ysar
sE sys Z 81 e r.
i6iai vim be much ists than va generally coneH'~
sep.na ron =, s R.5t's; ~
fosare @ of the ttsde looss e1trene!5 eneoursxlu&
t1s @
shiraeny te: ny. Lss: ,osai. ;,5as' Inn
e. isi ssea g 81 Es1 i:
i is s5s fsesPt'a H. .es:; ars..s 49, "
saa sd. Il =; -. ~. H.. I. =: =
e.aa: e Sl.s rs ~ y: H. ::s.t .a
former spd slf cox l.ia ns .Aa tAaa1. fa- -.
r. psodoet. ,ss.. b. SsTs q''1,s ,ss.,.,s,<, -
N Adyxnctox tendsncy. Aess tnft '.@-.+ ~. r. r.
mand tb n most olntx ptosfu<fs fAf ht- t~ -
Sonthtsn trade II ~ 10 ~ Ut. t1ss~-- sAh
frecfT ii F,+lso 70 s7aa rod y. u. Sid u 8A1 IT.
IN pttmeis held 1t ~ - hut hf i1aHafa TUE hss -
Como YETI linitxd tfnlk msAs b. - Ttt FssAE 'sA
1t SIC for toes md iot 10 lilo III .sasla<se fsth
lop4e The later SOLD yestarday At ttte ~ 1sd y
Kar picked Hams ls 70 .eeort NJ 70 ::
| siTten Meats have ruled dali. bal fhttr ~
feeling to-day, nd Han. could sAsa e. soso q -:
Io1ia eornmani 4 10 fc sss% IN = x,,s's d.asa.
.tnce ~ receipt q ihr AastzslAssAns urv~ iheTu
decidedly drmeT feeling, md ehoft N middle.
sold u ike, long clear Cafnnestsnn cut 4
| INC Inefe ara no long r1btHl ne7e. Iaa AZ
| ur1cts ruling DR. short Aams xfeen, hs4 pts1rnto.
ne rnnn1fsctnre thus tar tnis teA+on Of anJ loa&
| cpf. Within tic raat two daJa shefe has - -
s0ma tonutfy fof lhdm, And 1sstt4c Wa toe ME de
msnded Lard haa been PLACED for present aao !ntase
| ne;fTt1T 1t ltXtAgtc fof prime steam. And r ano
If1efsIr for So l. The deu,And haa neeo u111!y COZ
$nmntiyn thoukh fome we'll po1ted patle1 afe M1aSs
rnr IL il fpr sptrulal1on. hecvfu. onc 6 tae sates!
| Wttdocts GFeaso IL trra II HALE fof Wn!te, tth9
ic for yfllcw, and 1l&tc fos hso4n. Beet paeK.s
WnniI 6a engaged In ttRpfonsly wet9f1 not !uf tuS
taW u1.crs cui1eut f,r hides Ant tAllov A. Y 90
fnoi sells 1t 351es.o %. The manufsrtuEs
n3netrsii1 meas nd extra mess, which arc ofEeo q
Xii no ft,r the foFsner and s1an r the lstteI !ns
ess al oeen offered y tT aud pf1nT I3s
| txn0CaH0p bur bare heard OF 90 fasest tx II
/ Is dull AZ 1allH fbr packers Wehear ,Srt Q. mn
| rh.nTrd r. =" " u1sBY HlL"ako q ".
, 1866-02-12

has 1,ad no recent sensation. Edwin Booths
Hlthel;Su has fillcd Winter Garden, though he
could hare easily done 80 In Hamlet or any
oti,er FOOD character. People 70 to SEQ the
actor Father than the play Is rna1tm as OLD
hs sus casc ~ was up in court to-day IN reference
IN Mis- Bateuan, now playing IN Leah,
shc Forsaken.'' lii. DAILY, the author Of the
ffnde,nrnt yas rendered In his faror on Mon-
DIV. INV no % one appearing for the defence Mlas
Dateman appeared ID seurt hy GO counsel dsianee 70
4y asmandgE g er desnee ens IS S that % At the linz
| he seyice IVES rendered she was only twenty
years Yea Of agc, and therefore not liable by lav
l IL nav. As this vas complete bar to aelior
| he plaintiff dismissed the suit at once. Law
| is law. hosAo-s'
, 1866-02-12
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, IL, 1866.
HECOESTRUCT1DN AND THE LA"
OF NATIONS.

It would seem that crcn tue most radical oi
our public men have overlooked the high ale.
nifty that belongs to "the Law Of nations
Under the Constitution OF the United atases'
which, IN Article ], Sec :, Clause nihla' a.
cl4rcs that a Congress shall have power 10 DE-
fine md punish offences against The
law Of nations.'' Here Il distinct, unquali-
fed Endorsement and adoption Of the "law OF
pations,7' y al late,-law, the violation Of which
Hfo,be punished. By virtue Of ibis clause,
"the law Of natlons" is enacted into consti-
tutiona} law,--consti tutionalized, 60 to speak,
-snd n 1.comtnr. to all intents and purposes,
a MI or @the supreme Inv Of the
1s,d - II cverrides. in case OF conflict,
~, ne,,av ths statutes enacted by
~ ssve,a, State Legislatures, hut
~, the s.ate Constitutions. Hence too, It
:. 1,atb n,o,a cnorrh. and long enough, to
rover completclv The case Of the conquered
atates. placing them rs absolutely in the law
nj norcr of Congress, as thcy hare been h Its
rhysdcal mower b means Of Its armies. These
States have been really conquered: else fresl-
arnt Iohnaon would not get have sent his gov
ernors and messengers and manifcstocs down
amonc them. But by this law {of nations) the
cononerer riycs law to the conquered, subject
on1v to the limitations Of the decafogue, and
I'm This cnuptfyl to that provision Of the Unit
ed states Constitution making 1t obligatory
, 1866-02-12
The Concord National Bank Robbery
Arrezf Of The RokheE4.

BosroS. Feb 10.-The mystery surrounding the
On The a5ah day OF September last, has been par-
tally revealed through the untiting efforts Of the
detectives. a few 1ays since two Of the robbers
were captured IN another State and $196 GOV OF the
money recovered, being about two-thirls
Of the total amount stoleu. The
money recovered has been paid over
to The President Of The bank. 1t Ia believed that
three pesruns were concerned In the robbery,
and that the third persou is still at Large, bnt be Ia
kpown, and will probably be ar1tated. For pLu-
dfntfal rraeons TIC circumstances attending the
ntur Of The two robbers are tor the present with
hsld nom publcatioD. It will BE- reeolleeted that
The ftolen money belonged principally 70 the MID
dlese1 Skriues' in.dtutiop and to residents N the
ioYsp Of Concord.
, 1866-02-12

ma6e them 1t for heareu9 And VII these good
Aetbodrt OF BsptIst, and JET not tt e be believed
On oah! That my ee worthy T. 'asf i,as, es 'aa no4
Thst n mav I'm hetore the Almighty God a. ta11t
10 riory, br, cannot 70 beiare the J3suee Of the
Peace 10 swear TO an aoconnt q AZ do!a tos w9i5
i, ,hat be Irhc,nu Mr. speaker, and these thePtfn-
r.1yrs On whIch it Ia it'd think the less We have
, 1866-02-12

The New York papers announce that tue1e
has been q general rise in rents, pfofpeease
from The first Of May next. We copy IRON
4,,a Hr,nld few Of The charges in rental, OF
sross 81 rcct residences, as compared with last
Ias~.
1865. l6Gs.
Fou,4.a.! house. Warc1ay place, =, roa {, ~,
ncsr 6sh = son.. Isis;eiie pjaos. 1sW sd
TSreestto9v TSnrt9 house, Clinton plsee = ,oo
(eth st).:- 80; .:.;.ea -, o ~"
Fon1@io.y nonso' ..'..... ta.n ~ $500 a45o
Fdmr.eto91 n'rsu no1se, SON H., west Of INV a.a
oh a.. av....,.:...-;:s:;s:..;,'',1,: :, 80
Four-sto15 nons' ..-. 1000 lsoo
EnN,.sfnr1 house, 17th st., nen = roo ..o
Broadway. .-.-*..:..-. :. es Thn
And so on 1o[ .s,, eu'an. " - nncv,ons NJ % isspe
, 1866-02-12
FROM DES MONIES.

Organization Of the Des mofnes and
Minnesota Railroad Company
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tnbune-l
DEs MONIES, Feb Q.
The Des Nolnes and Minnesota Rallroad COM
psny was organized last night By the election Of
r. (M+ Cassidy. President; u. F. Roberts. Of the
pes Moines Valley load, Vice President: Hoyt
Sherman, Secretary, and .. Fallen. Ifeasufsf.
The enterprise Is In good hands, and Is started
with fair promise Of SUCCESS.
Neither House waS in sessiou to-day
, 1866-02-12

mentioned, m which Coleman y Xss r.. killed y oH:
eIssnersted ihe country people 10 such pitch Fiat
taey 1aised N srmed company oi aooa. iGo men, ?,
md marched tte Town o. tne=ds, aete~lned to
,nv ~ of ,hs e., nj wns held, md the policemen
Serr ~ removed nud The City Antahal resigned. Thi.
ppeared to e,re satisfaction to he country people,
ttev in for tome peaceably md quietly. Their
rre.t cornplairt was tha manner IN which the po-
rsmeu made ar IT'S for violation Of The ordinances
rel.tng 10 car73t OF me-211us.
, 1866-02-12

r--..h.-s -,..u. - Il, +h,e r,t,, c1,. yt,es
.ne SupF 49,. 49,, onr ar1ns during
~ tas . .s.1xa -, ~ $500 ~ I3ncosn,a in.
.no n.o1 -, ueA " o,an.,nn .-h,s T. a cr,e1 dan.
~. ". 1t.sa1n ,.ss In ;3e.n,v cnrros.rd
aI. III. l.us@ ,,osse as ~ ssa r. hsrs.1v
~ sne eie0' ~ D.oss ts 49,. .,s.ss. ~ ss,ond
a1one"'' '" oP0'e v" %A- e'0'~~@
1elm'
~ e.'"sI",s ~.us ~ -" a.S,;a. s+a".s sn-sn1
tnen' ~ she ~ ~ ~ @ 1870 .9s ,e1ss,s
sson wreas =. s ".cas sy .a.s,,,.rJ, ~ ~
- mptaA'oe -, ~ ~. -. -. ~ ~ -
leosoa' , 40 ~, - e.uaS - n
uo"a W. -. t,s...,s - IT,, .-;.,, 49, -. Sontts
en'e1 W. ~ ~ .a-..,,.,..,e. ~ ~. .a1taet
s -. ..ae-. t...t 49, s,,,ra snd
~ ~ w. w =. nss.s..s. n.-+s
ueuss seup.4 as'e. .1N y. ~ - ~ ah.s,, 49,
VIZ s eesea". - ~ ~: s' aaaass.s. . 'D - g;-s
asetat :. -. 1,n5s -,
.ne sa y. .us w. 49, 49, 49, ttne +hs+
Inc cn,s's Q, .ua' nau,~ 5 - 80 r.,.1ta
MH1e.l., T. aus ..'ss s -. .t.,.,aa T,,,'
ana men o. .nas sa4pe "eiS snt1 N''e4
1ae eeomnlaH p1. =, uu. 'I,asa.s :" =, ba.-t IN
e-*~4 ...a s;5 - rfeh n have +hctr
the CONTEST ano u!u ~. W. .,,;oaa ~ =. has+
soathe,n oeno ,.s 4.aaa,x th1enrt thnsr
lheE ale1aIeo - au- At.neo. ~ So 1890
Eene1a!s' tne Pone'e@ ~ '.-s-1,,+.-~. d.,n.na
'oe eonaucte1 tne 10 r. s1I,a.fs-sd til
-. @u*1 14esy ...,s* ..,,,,t +ar1,;,..s 1b;s
no mA1.1 ~" IL. " ~ A11's
"1s .ae1 ~e ss tst1a1,s, ,,oour IN have vis,ons
eat, sooa I,, ~ - ~ pss<1dsnrr h;mser
o. nss a,s H ~ thess x;s;one -, 1re,
anu ~ Ie s4as - @ st,,,e ~ 1,,t1a e1sa H.
4as'e.' I'M as eo.'a t - - n.,no.ro,,r
iV0A1u 0kuA eso4 t|Ves AeA-S ~
, 1866-02-12
FROM TEXAS.

The Reconxtructton Stste Convention
What It VIII Do-1ts mcnzbersa1p.
N.T yoRx, Feb. 1o.-A fpecial despatch to tbe
New YorE tribune, dated Austln. Texas, Thursday
sth, sass the Convention organtzed ioday and Tin
iucotporate into the new consultation tne to'A. 400
liz IN III the courts. hold property. sue and %
sued. @ &c. The Conventional di.1ded between orig
tnai seceasionists md stralgbsonf gnaoa Y ~; =:
n.esIdcnt Of the Convention voted against secession
n lie lsst Couytn1ion. bnt was subsequently an
on]cer In tho Confederate army.
, 1866-02-12

Tonox7o, c, w.. Feb. ia company is being
to1ncd Of merchants OF Montreal, quehec, st:
tteauere hetWren Csnada ald the lower Provinces,
Intended to compete with the routes through he
Statta 10 Halifax, st. John and Bag Of Chalenf:
The time between Quebec and St John Is expected
tn ha ihtee and half dAYs.
, 1866-02-12
Wnev CsaNxy 46vfl

Enex Csezy savfNxe Naah -
The ascertsined dsacl. Of this bank, :stda
from the absorption Of paid mp stock. = -
tbs date about 4a5 900. seven tnousana nsnsa. 90
Il; d ss e ss q 1hlea e 1srs asd IN s.
eember LAST. 80 -, =. ,u.+ ..connts
wss T.. srarrh Of father aud fortune, IN !la
In 10 pecunious Southern states.-eo'e'oaT9 T'Se
PykS3.
, 1866-02-12

NV York, Feb. 1b.--Wm: 5. Ht1fyet delfveicd
m sdlress hefote the United Service Society lat
rerTation- in fhe South. Resolutions were adopted
for commIuee to report basis Tor the organ3n-
tIon of the Society upon cons efyastve principles,
md 10 mike arrangements for public uemon-
atrAtjou.-
, 1866-02-12

To1xpo, o., Feb. 1o.-The Cleveland H.rau Of
last evening tiates that gardener and marketman
named Frederick 0bcz. at NockpoFf, near that city,
on "Wednesday night, murdered h1s vile ~ fpi1s-
had not been arrested al last accounts ober Is
vell knt1fyu ut Cleveland and vicinity.
, 1866-02-12
FROM RACINE, WIS.

Another IncendlnT Ateempt-Arrest
Of lhc lncendfRFy.
RACINE, Feb. 10.-Another attempt. making ne
third, w1s made Yesterday morning 10 hte Congress-
done. Chief Of Police Barker has arrested negro
boy about fourteen years OF age who contessss not
only to firing The hall but also that be set the Ate
on Monday, which burned Smiths st3ole and other
buildings. lie asetgns no caute for bis 1cta.
, 1866-02-12
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

aAtpKDAT EvXstxa. Feb, 10. 1as6&.
The DIR Goods market during the week has been
nntte scttyr-tne demand being restricted mostly 20
leading staples which a.n quita ffu Hsached Goods
OF low and medium grades have ID anced and reEu~
lar brands aru scaEre-the mannhc nfezs being ao4a
only to produce limited quantity. Prints M ntmeE.
md On several .eautuE brands Ar ad:ance OF 9fc has
t.krn n1acc Standard Shtcttngs 45e scarce aud hgn-
er-uov ouoted IT sc, Stocks are light throughout
the ctsy. but fult s.soztneats Arp da1lJ expected
iarxe Invoices sse now On the way. sud would hare
boe here some dnJs ago had Il not bern for deteaao
On the raIFoads cAustd BY the Fecaos eoaa *asp "7
ouote closing prices - fblloHu:
, 1866-02-12
poaK PACKING IN CHICAGO.

Reeetpts and shipments OF HsEs. Lsvo
and Dfeseed, from October to UAse-
Approxfnaaae ssatisS1es Of Fae2ans
Tne 1see7pt, Of Aye Roga tor tho week ending
to.y weze 10 7oe aea1nst s., SIS for the week pr
yious, and s,sas for the corresponding "eek Mss "a.
ycar. Tbs receipts Of Dressed HoKs ~e1e H,ssi.
seaiust 1860 Inst week, and +,35S for the ssEad
week in 1863
The following tnble shows the rete,pu OF I've
.nd nrrased Hogs nom the lat Of October to date
for three seasons: ..
, 1866-02-12
CHICAGO TIMES LIBEL SUIT.


WArKzoAs, Feb. 10.-Thc, quit Of John j. Kelly,
tor and p:up1ieors OF the Chicago Times, for IN al
legged libel published eighteen months ago, has 1ust
terminated IN favor Of the plan,tIs, damages a3ed
veF. E*q., Tor the pla1ntihs md E. A. Stors ESQ,
fol the defense. Judge Wlllisnz, Of this ctseuls,
nfeAt1e1.
, 1866-02-12
Ii the CbInch bug E1tcr1nfnated!
SALxx, Iowa, Feb. J, 1860.

Editors 1Tsbnne:
Iwish to inquire through yonr widely elFcu-
lifted paper. whether any Of your readers hare
seen auy cblnch bug since the excessive rains
il August. We have previously had fnnumere
able ouantities in sbock-corn, but have fall
ed TO discover any this season. have made
extensive inquiry through our county and do
not ind any person that has seen one.
'' AFARMER.
, 1866-02-12
MILITARY Ds.trJcts Discontinued.

HEIEII31y H4*kt3CR UI7eUaE*'1e@ e@1s
Ezw YoRk. Feb. 10.-Gtn. Hooker has ordered
The District OF New Jersey, The District Of Rhode
Island and Connecticut the District Of Massachu.
tetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, the district
or Na}ne mud The District Of Northern and Vest
, 1866-02-12

the opinion thai the country vatetcd hy the no
Grapde Is not worth going to var about tie ~
Ro Erande, but the officers Of The army there
concur in bis opinion As TO the iuuilnsy Of "r
, 1866-02-12
Feb. s Jan. %. Jan. =
f,,c,+.1 Ri 9O). 600 I'll, 500 900 I'll, 800, 000
irsns 9f57as58 g4,8T7,7S O., ,86a III
specie. 8@sot t'"o'o4' 1-'s''AAS
Leenl Tender r,.o ~ -zo soa
Denortts. D,En,1S3 sy,l53,8l6 4o.a0,69
Ctrulattou {Sa- 49,, a.c,,su
tnnnll l-....... 3.3a5,fs5 a1,oss,dio &Aost,o4S
a ffou

tStatt)......... 141a5,7S 1-15718B 1tsia,o'9
The amount due from other banks was *t0515
aea apd the am mt due 10 other tsnk2 3t4.05.E
The ". r. 1t,.sts OF Thursday Last saJs;
"Tbe hanks arc employing portion Of ther
rncans in buTmn United states compound 1eeal.ten-
der notes, o1 which they not only draw good IN
tcre.t hut c4n count the notes as paft OF theif p
ner eent reserve Of lawful mouev to circulation and
depostts. The 1864 notes rate from 71sW9 per cent
premium on their face value for June 70 PEI esnt
prenaium for December; tho 1876 noltd 1ois411Ua.
according 10 dale"
in New York the supply Of money IN the open
,,a-ke, Ia mora than eoaai TO tho demand nro1n the
ttocR brokers this week. u SOS per cent On e=is
and ia. urine psper there Is a good inquiry frou
money lenders At 7Gs per cent The classification
of pames, however, Is sezy strict, and the second
choice bills are not In much favor. even at higher
rate4 Of interest.