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, 1866-01-22
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County
Cook7 CITY Of Ch3c1Fo-R1-
49, CofI IfTnH.a lfYtcE BOON II

CITY CoLlIcToH's C1I1CE. Ro0M H.
Court House, January 10, 1854, !
Pphlie notice u hereby given that the arst MOI
day ln febEnAry being Tho M day Of February. 1854
at iesuas tsFm the superEor Couts Of Ehlea$e %
OF Chtcso. the last ntloged da shall MAKE r.
pert to the sd SnneT1oF Court Of Chicago Of the fox
ln-Iur sneC1hs nsse47ueut war1zus pfac.d Ia uaT
halds ior collection on or beiore the last Day Of Octo
her isl and nak FOR iQcrnfnf bpainst la iavtvn1
lois o. Esrcts oi land r oiher pyopsrtY escrhed IN
such warrants On which the aas4 ssn3ept linen resna
nnnsId for the AIaoupt Of the snd
coss respectfully due snefeon. 10. VII:
W.. +tex ,x,.a-i-~o Of Third ayeuue foi ~ feetia
VIZ ~ & ~ taG ~ x..,t ~ .he E fle ne
M MGlatM u a2gtn q u z f1uf!ef4sn e1!SEs+ y" ~ 4
n III r 4, s1;h + o. IL III, ~:
~. ~: SoHt0, dalfo sne alse DAY g Vat9.
lor consttnetlon o. p5fTase hfAns On Wabash
AEsnne. oetseen y ,91 !saSaaotpa and t;1 stEett
nnIAn no. 1ts, oout1. aAtea t1e a4sI ua5 Of octo-
oef !6a BENG e assessment to5 grading ana plank
!pE Ioucn ptscr niocx y t!!Slna! Iowa q ChlcaGo;
Wa11aas.At. Mess aattA SoE i6nt ist3s Tor 1hG e1-
tenafon OF thc Aty In lots OBI ~ and two {2 through
lota three % and four In the north hill Of block
sxty-eisht tbs+ II The y " or Sec. Il 49, n. g. II
East:
tension of Te .cv eirhtsFn icet siaa "a IN. noTi
haIf cf h]ocf Il IN tne innsi ste.' Snn,s1f1fon nj
, 1866-01-22
CHICAGO. MONDAY. JANUARYk22, 1866.

p1iyAteer to prey On Spanish commerce. Three
gunboam ne also said to be building for the Ehiltan
government . ..
John 4. Cooke, Iste csshie. Of Catsktl National
B4nk, ID reported defAuler to the amount Of $50.
OlU. TIE directors OF the bank. 1t Is added, have
obtained collateral securities to core. the de1lca-
tlon. ,
Trade Recteu PROCESSES 10 know that ,he United
States Government has, Consented to rrneW
,he reciprocity treaty u; Canada will raise the
provisional e1ctse duttes to the American
standard, admit certain manufactures nee, and en-
large tho canals the United States bearing part Of
Ibis expense. The whole matter to be arranged by
he respective lecisiatures without treaty.
Capt s. $. Smith. an c1Coniede1ate oniecr, Il
under arrest in Toronto on charge OF Iobbtng IN
old man Of 1000 in United 9tAte4 bonds, ut Wind
sor. uhsre Smith keepe a hotel.
Fortress Monroe letter, Of the 18th. reports
The ARRIVAL of the thiD Elyra Owen, from Phil1del
phia, December 10, for Antwerp, With a cargo ol
Petroleum, with lois Of spat., strained and ahas.
fered Eight thousand barrels Of oil were thrown
overheard, and near teet Of wate1 IN The hold.
Ship and cargo inented.
The schooner Patte Martin, Of fh,lsdclphia, Wa.
wrecked at Hatteras Inlet, On the 7tn- Capt
Smith, Of camden. n. J.. and a.eolored eoeE ws;t
frozen to dealh. Two others were rescued. badly
llozeu after 1e,nainips on the wreck ase day. Fol
The last twenty -four hours they fed on the body
lie Qcc1Q cpQk.
, 1866-01-22
NTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
y @VVks laI3 QI lnIcAg0, 8.
CTR CoLlxo7oR's O1yrcK,

poo,n NJ, TT T Tds4. GoLLxgIoRs @ o11tEK
9nss SeSss nreby sI,s as Is; e: a3 81 & III III xs
6e heidea s coars aea.e = IL ths "a
e a. IN
fol1e.ipS s2estai asses*nens xssrsatx psecd = n
o6er md * dsasnf assinss hs asf .S1e2i 81
10y Or pascs ai ls1 e 9asr proP*., dssenbed e
unraid for tie a,noont Of assessments, damages and
eosss m aSe ss ssssoH to ~
q sdh - III
C. s 1T @ e 9ss e Ts"
opsHnse sonsa q oIpropo:ea extension: ,s+. .,..-
esss ssss oa | a.eE E sssE
W.:.sai q, sonn. dated Sent. g. 1sss for curbtux
WaFFsEi u Sore. d.tet sept; q tSSa dor suEbtnx
SsEsa VIII r. asa 15sa S5sas -
NJ sss I'd 6 81 4: TIE s
.Dx asy i We,eo:s ssditiea te sbissso: M :a
Warran, x; North. dated sers; :9th ISL Tor 9ia
nG ana nlsnRlnE alley In block H. Wo!eols addition
Matiaat il; SeHn. asted sept, ;o,n. 49, tor l.as.
fjon m IT, S;qara poA'os ass 10 b1oek H. "o'eoes aaa
Was: sassa sS sr
III xsss!:s ;aa!s'sa = esiesss: s.,s % ~,
ann Iasaiie s,r-et.;
os'ss.s 9ss i Is e
nns y Ch!easo Hyes: ,-.->.-,s 49,, ,-.,,-
sraatag a1d plaakias aisy 10 Block $, wolcosts Ad;
Msssa y; Ss;.a: s,.ed e oeesss sq = ~ nl.5.
Warrant u So;ta datea October 81. 1ss, for erect
pond near GFsna H.sea slp ia aloeF ! stoaes sao-
Warrat No. !. North and sonin, dated Oct. s1se,
lEes. 10; eons,rus.iaa oi pirate dFaias % Meh.s@
, 1866-01-22
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ OF Cook, City Of chtcaRo-ss.
CITY EollEETnx,A QrxIfE.

~ HSssu1 satSa. ~ kne ufst AoH-
o9s oe11S ~ tnt LIN aA5 ol February, lss6
- r.. r. n,r snd halasn ~ S94ff 81 tncaen
W. 81 chtn.a s .sl H. - eaa Eou*t ho1ae N said
SAAy " LuasaEo. " Hna t&aL meltionei dny. AhAu
FL 70 o sapefoI tenst Or Chicaxo sna
sras ~ .asetins nn ~ e ptaccd tn my
as X ~, ~ ~ " .osa ne ~ Day OF 0cto
osa, N 80 ~ ~ N ~" ~ S4a ~ sxNas. nc several
iota OF pSteeiS VI pnSt property dasczbeu In
sneh HsFEan!s On 8nco tle aaaessmeots then Fca1ln
unpala 1oz re 3nount Of aasessttnte, damages and
cosi r9pseil. ci{ 9He thefeoh, to VIZ:
#afT1ht no. el West DARED ocE 11St 1851 for erect
tuR lamp post On Raoen sFee h~sTecn Mallsoa 1T
e9ecfnx lamp poat on HA3se steet, between Chlcago
avenue and Indiana street;
Warrant 6l4 West dated October 313s, 1861 for erect
tn& lamp p05E on bryan place, between Rsndotnb
, 1866-01-22
FROM NASHVILLE.

LeEfsIature-Arressed Riot and a
Robbcry-The Weather, &c.
[specia1 Dtspaich to the Chicago Tribunal
NAsuv1ZLE, jan Il. 1865.
The proceedings In the Legislature on Saturday
we're pn.mportant The Seuate discussed tho schoo!
bill without coming 10 hna} vote. The uouse de-
voted the forenoon to private bills.
@. White, 4 young gentleman arrested TOT buggy
stealing, his been held to bail in 81 10o to answer
to the ehaFge Of grand larceny. lie furnished hall
Daniel Tray, formerly captain In the Union army,
md at preecnt engaged IN buying and selling
mulez, Was set ppou eadY Saturday morning, IL
The vicinity Of The Louisville depot, by two men,
with drawn ptstos. and robbed OF 81 800. The rob
lore commencing their Hefk. ~ the rolfcs were all
summoned about the eame time to suppress m out
hreak Of some tconndrrls upon another part Of Col
lcge street. It 70 supposed this not Has p1odnccd
for the special purpo*e OF drawing the police away
from lie phce where the robbery Tas nc
complitbed-
A Sunday School iof freedmen opened to-day In
Andrews Chapel. A ttafge coueourac Of eolored
people *tIc present, and Were Addfr4 sed BY bishop
C1aik, Rer. Mr. soys, Gen Eske, Chaplain Law
renee ard Mr. knight.
The weather, 70 wAs1n On Friday night, turned
cold early Saturday morning and has Iema!ncd 80
eScE elnce. The change waa ore of the most re-
mafkable eyer known here, amounting to over fifty
degrees in SIX horrt and sixty degreea in the course
Of twenty four honls,
, 1866-01-22
Some of tho Old Laws OF England Yet
UnrepcAIed,

In the 1e1t session Ol tie British PaflIA-
mcnt bill will be introduced, and most pos
s!bly passed, for clearing away mass ot
uscless matter from the statute book, by
expressly repeating enactments which have
ceased to be in forcc, or have become unne-
cessasy by lapse Of time and change OF cir
cumstances, yet have not been repealed.
The object is to clear the way for collect
iDg into one body the statutes which really
are in force. CodiAcation-which has been
70 weiiperformcd with respect to the State
laws in Pennsylvania, Louisiana, New York,
aud othcr States, and also in France, Prussia,
and Austria-has not yet been carried out IN
England. Hence, 90 many imperative and
ueeless, as well as unEepealed laws, that In
the new bill the schedules Of acts, or parts Of
acts, to be repealed occupies two hundred
and tlt1y:six folio pages. The time covered Is
from the revolution Of 1858 to the
tentA year Of George III, which Is
the year 1863. One of the laws to be
repealed is an act OF Queen Anne for
the preservation Of pine trees growing In the
colonies which now are the United States.
1t was passed In the ninth year "a. D. l1101
Of Queen Anne's reign, p" for the preservation
Of white and other pine trees growing in her
Majesty's colonies Of New Hampshire, the
Massachusetts, Bay and province Of yaine,
Rhode Island and Providence Plantation, the
Narrapanset country, or Kings Province, and
Connecticut, In New England, and New York
and NeW Jersey, in America, TOR the masting
her AAfe6tysS ndYT."
, 1866-01-22
FROM LAWRENCE.

Sales OF Lands-Indlan IIuns-Snowed
xn-SuGcEiDss Of Santa fe Tradcrz.
Especial Despatch to rhe Chicago Inbu1cJ
LAWRENCE, Kan, Jau- 20.
There have been sold Ut the village of Ottawa.
during ihc last eighteen months. Of the ottawa In
dian Reserve lands. IL hFtns 70 actual settlers.
day hung IN this c1ty, be having been convicted Of
The murder Of Vim. Haatspge. Wauteehe made no
confession. except Tint he wss sor1y he had done Y
Catholic Church.
News is rcceised hers that Hon. Sam. Wood. a
member of the kans1s Legislature, u showed up ln
head Of ealfe from the 1ate cold weather. The auf
fesing Of the SAnta Fe aders this winter has been
Iltcn,e, with immense Loss OF sock and many per
dny or the season here. The thermometer stood
1e degrees below zero. Moderattng toeday.
, 1866-01-22
CTATE- OF ILLINOIS, County

CIT EpLlk[TUR.A CTrfCK, J
Room ii. Court House, Jan. ~, tses+
Public 9oss hereby ss;D tnat q a. otss M9a.
Be- begun holden the Court House sad City OF
i "a 81 q e
Ing specta assessment warrants placcd Ia my hands
I saa asS o9 II ai e ~ os
parcels Of 1and q other PROPERTY Described = such
coats zssrtss.Tsly aes sasrena: = x.s;
tsph = oF E.adtas snd d1saaI1s e seg.n Of alley
Warrant No. 4ts South. dated Tho 29th day Of Sep
ssS g. e. CO. q ~ sd ssesa sss
Mss9ant s.. q saass dated .hs q ds. Of October.
',Sti y So Is soai deed the ,. d.y Of October.
II ben''n
i; a.,sa ae s;y ~ 2, oe.9sss
a. i; ~ 81 ,.sf ss
street 10 The csty Lrnsts to tnd Width
Warrant 80 Isl South, dated the 18th day Of or.o-
ps!emeas Calhoun flscs. sloek s. o1!aina Io*n ii
Ws.isnt No "a soath. dated the 18th day Of octo-
@ Ss re s.ssa
Is South d4tea tho 18th day ot octo.
soa,h iias q Iake stFsst to rask Pass;
see betVeen Thirty drst street. and the CITY 1iats.
WaTrant No. Is soutb, dated the 18th day Of ocso-
e s9FGS sS es
Na54sat II; q south astsa r the .s.h d. of oets ,
fae.1oDsl se ea Il ada;19n s 20 GnIcsso s1 Il
III Il Sloek bsa1ooss saati1s 2 $a!eaES:
her. 1sG for djttp., grading 1nd planning alley In
, 1866-01-22
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of

err CuLLECTnR's DfF1cE,
Room 10, ii, Court Hopss. Jao. "a.
Public roice Is herehT ulYe7a thak m tGe nrst Man.
dar in FehY7sry hf1n~ tn ffth aay al Fernarr 1sx
al regular tern Of lie Superior Confs OF ChIcasa o
be heSnn and hoi1en !, hs Court House Il saId eitr os
CIicsr1 q the !asr Mcntjoted div shaIi n,s re-
spec,al ssseasnens warrants placed Il nj hands ior
rp1s cl!ou on a before tho last day OF Ucsoh. NJ
cell at land Of otber properly. described in such
rnutg On which the assessments thereon FealRtn un-
rnrts r+nerltyefy + ne tbcreuu TO Wit:
I'm IT 81 Aberdeen .trest batSern ssms
sirert s = md JasE sou street: - '>''''
+,nn af inn,ncst m sfrrra streef hStxsa - sStr.
sI,raf r. md b1,c.tre1 sfrrrts e"s-" A'sA'A
zH WEE date4i gor IT, 1851 FIR thu .,eo.
.;9n o. ~. on between Mitchell
stxsts snt tu!S n!s .sesnaa ss sIgeks 70 ,..,
ep q 81 caoa 1s1s soss !of ~ M 5
s'5ssf ann Wea, dsfs 1s n,
~ ~ ~ W,s t. =
etr.pt n apd Wsrprn ~ stsrrt pe'~en
,,n, ~ ~ a-nn 49, ,osT - VIZ sen srn, ~
- ~, II !. s0eeNs 1e*"eeu
'tH!rsgn -niE ~ wy H.Ish ~ ia ,ss,
.n ~ - SI7h crrs, - sf,cst E = -
ttiS ~ ~ ~ ~ tras. - ~ aesHte1 1tal'
osEn NE.Hnf - ~ W W.st ds1eT rn7v II 1ssz to~ M.
, 1866-01-22
The Doubled Barrelted Fenfan He
public

The O0QulEN NAEfe1leN FeU1A0 hEs
We have come to 1ocose1y apply the m
tionnl adjectiye of "GreckH to our fellow
citizens oi the Emerald Isle pretty extensirelv,
ntd cel ltainly the Oft repeated quotation Of :
"When Greek Ineets GreeR.
Then comes the tug OF war"
is pretty well verified by the action Of ces.
tain number Of the Fenlan Brotherhood.
Notwithstanding the apparently conclusive
action OF the l.te house OF delegates at Clin-
ton Hail, combined with recognition Of Its
authority, aud that OF President O'bfahoney,
by Center Executive SteVens-the grand head
OF Fenianlsm all over the world-Co1. Roberts
continues to defy his successful rival, aud to
cause further complications r. calling to-
gether fresh body Of Senators to enact windy
laws and pass ynpory resolutions in bis favor.
AS oar readers have been already informed,
the "Senate'' in question 1lns been In session
Tor two or three days. They met yesterday
and effected m Organization - but as the
sessions are strictly secret we cau, of course,
give no definite information ofits proceedings.
Col Roberts yesterday received telegram
from John F. Scan1an> Of Chicago, telling him
to urge the Senate to perform It's duty, aud
speaking sneering1y Of Mr.. O;sfahoney' 's
liiends.
In the meantime the President Of the Feuian
brotherhood sits calmly enjoying his triumph
in the Union Square Headquarters, and await
ing the Developments Of Fcnian mAchlneyy.-
n. !. Tribune, ION.
, 1866-01-22

Mexico-What Ma1lmt1tan Says abont
the SituAt1on-Nesv Discoveries OF nm
Old Mexican Clty-lmportant from
Sonth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QpIntou.

nnv,co-xVhnt mor,mtttan zaxs .hon,
~ a. ADou'
the SlfuAt1on-NesV Discoveries Of IN
Old Mexican CYty-lmportani from
SoDth An,crfca-EurorenD fu,nfor.
,,NkK NV u onK@ Jan. ia letter rom The ely o.
sse1so says .9a1, ~ ot9ef 20 G1afa agatnst tne
oep1sasIons o. Saer1aa; Maflm!ilan haS tle enf1Ee
tary police, and: though toe force ia not very M
mc!ohs. y y saia lo answer the purpose very Te!L
IL IL Ie@leo Q! Aa1mlilan t4at. IN recent conves.
'he are hy positI9n as vel! as by interest M
!nlAl Ai!es; -, ne helps foe. sala tne
EmGesos, WI VII nep nsna. ana ne Ei1 raise tnis
ness that ne s6elt soon DC able e dictate TO tho
tesI OF tne xofio, Europe hcinded. an exploring
n1,n Ssn r. oy ~ is, ~ 70 Ing nssio5 OF S!e4eo
nF9M f ions oeiose tae lime Q! coftez THIS city ls
stb s't5. nasns 1H streets paven
s,r1 4+,ls aans nae specimens o afea1-
:, cou1 American adFlceN say that communlCa-
, 1866-01-22

who had not sustained any injury, walked back to
nc Junction sud reported to the fG:n' the hcls-
trala was Il once despatched to ths scene Of d,s
a-seE, whIch, aer taking aboard all the passenses
Of both t1sns returned 10 the ety, arriving abont
How lie engineers and frcmen Of the col1fdiug
locomotives susceeded In escaping with their ises
We have not learned. bat was tnunosea on shs
serious rn}urie, IN jumping from his engine, Just
before The collision occurred.
, 1866-01-22
Neir advertisements.
GTATE. UF~ ILLINOIS, Comfy

cTT CotAE AEcrna'E lTsr1,
@, n SrasSy. pes. * ans aay 9. Eet:as1y, tsa
e1a ID ssa.o E g. ssnc : s. ces 81 {
Ga sne IT, e. es,S9e s s ~
haod Is eoieesa % or : iors IL iass dsT of Coo
e: p.sss. 10 3 s.4i ssst4 p!ops1s asssss e :
unpaid. dor she s,oans at ss.essmsas. a.naxss a
! rostp Etspesssyesy dus snesesa. 70 vls:
ding nd ptsak,nc fu@b ssss es Ell Is. ~: seasa . IL
Of 1oS ME. block fonr, Canal TEnstres' suodlv4on,
sttSn VT a.'sa ssFi s' Gs'7: E s.'5sa IL
tending bunker ssz<st eass 70 pesp!aes ss1est ef tha
We a1sns q ns5 g Wss a. October 1ssa 1866, fer NJ
w t,ain9 nd paea,sx t, e 1lsy = \ al block q.
warrant SO West, d4tsd t,cto1:. lS.e: lsi1 fae MI.
lrgsrsdiar snd plsnktax alIsy i hock II Canas Tsus
Ssahd1slsion ". nd w. y y. E. sec. IT, 7. ~
Wsr4.a, n ~ we.s a.*d October a.s - ez .ae
sss te. sneet, bes.ea Like snd xadeon streets;
xs ;Sss s, ss1s ia Il %s.s5s tS5
lsnes % .. % ii. i. e ) iaeias7a I'D lct d Soaf
Is Ns9isas i W.T. = + dasd 4 oe.oeer .. , for coz,
sssss r. tho npa IT.
non. q lots s7sd block Is. Canal Tsusteas Sub
''s':1e Ms49ss ss: u d T. m nr
s1ustioo q .dexalk On the south slde Of Bunker
Wslrs s. dssta os'eef ~ oi
srncttnR sidewalk on tbs cast side Of fhroop strso
WHr4as a west dsled oesoSea 5iss ls.s. for eoa-
ss1sctnx s;deE.k o. r. m cos:h side of Fselnh 81.
Nalrsut e1 wat, aa,et 0etonsT n.t rsa. tor con
of "a nHs9 9,n ,ess e street,
nH,sn. - %ss. Is aa!ed oessoss II. ~ - tor cor
e. IT, 'l
wat 2 e ssa M 4 f.
Warrant 90 W:st, dstcd October ust 1ss5. for
, 1866-01-22
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ID 5.;.ss g Il,
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COuSTRT-ulusnatcd. 4 narrative Of 10 expedition
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Judging ston1 the me1lt2 Of the ns.t number. tht
neT magazine Is drstined 10 achtEve SUCCESS. Il
flIed win Interesting and enteftnin1g mneter Illus
trsted By numerous and good wooa cuts.-PafadeipaE
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Ar1ny OF writing talent B quoted about to ador III
columns, The publishers evidently intend TO push
heir work npon IT, owu merit For this frst number
can say that !: readable stolte. sad
older naeazli It Is tassetnl,r illus1Faset--Sor
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as tu1iy as HnpeI nnt displaying ~ zEsAy Of osi.na
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, 1866-01-22
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ CooK, CI:y Of Ch1csgh, N.

HooM !. CoEE1 Horsx, Jan. g, l8x-
PUBLIC notice ii hereby given that on Tho nrst Non-
In febFusT. being the Glib day of February, lSs,
at regular term Of the SUPERIOR Court OF 70
ety o. chicago. on he !ask mentioned day. shall
1ne for he totsec,lon water
nents rem aiming unpaid fes the yeas entinx My ].
1885, nnt ak for 1dE against the sesrra lots
parcels Of tand Other property described in ss,d
warrant for tae as1oaat Of watef rents Or
III persons lnteFesltd redutatet 70 atEed At the
Aforesaid fezu1 Of said Superior Enuft Of Ehica-p
5an.t e9cE-et !. Il. HEAI.D. CITY collector.
, 1866-01-22
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Arrival OF Troops-Weathes-R
Accident,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l
ISp1AsAroL1s, Jan. q.
The 4oth 1nd,ar1 infantry, ueut. Col. Lehman
commanding, "a officers and $50 men and 1et heavy
artillery. Capt Boagh commanding, Is officers and
- nncn, arrived this morning from, Cairo. They
left New Orleans on the 10th nit. Doih regiments
attl be mustered out and paid of at once.
The weather for The past t"o days h4s been Bit.
terry cold, the thermometer Indicating eh.nce OF
fifty degrees in temperature between Friday mud.
night and Saturday morning. A farious ,alnstoEm
that raging just before the Freeze did considera-
ble damage.
A freight train On the indianapolis 4 Ctnclnpati
raIlroad ran OF the track. making bad wreck, and
a passenger train ran intoit- The engineer or The
atttr tralu was killed by the colllson No further
particulars bare a. yet teen obtained.
, 1866-01-22
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY
BLQOMlSGToS, Ill
80 -ux


isth Year. 10 Acres. EIRht l1rGe Greenh6uscs>
lou r. each General assortment rf SHfeefY ssocIs
comprising Standard 1rd Dwarf FEuits .ap1es rear
f]uln, Che7TJ, Ap1icoss Hates HNly Peach &C.
GRAPES and sMALL FEUlTs-LArxee stock; Doo-
Titles kaapbe47y. - per 3Go: hlstannay l ana
Crystal y hita Elackbert1 RaseA Aod Ax11cnltus~
1BAfE EcETTEGs-cass.oaa md Concord, made be-
FORE cold westher.
aFPLE ROOT GkAF7s-solfndio 'ot, IL: per lcoo,
osss;E oaAEGK rtAsrs-Ftue, and years. II
po!tTGEs-EaIiy Uoodr.eh. Gleason, Calico Early.
iL5 ptr peck nsso, Garnet Chis. f!nkeJo Rusty
E1EKURFESs-0rtr q aeres, mostly medium and
oKSAMFNTAL 1REKs and snEEns-1a.xe .:oek
1nu xaEsnty. r00
ROsEs-Besi stock and assortment 70 knou; over SO
v2g!fr, :, Ncini,ng veyy ntxe1t
GRI NHdCsE anI BEbDISG PLANTS! -!ne1utitne
Epchs!as. 20 named saFB LausnnAs 70 sost5t fe4E~
eoniaus 70 sorts rhlu1es. 50 sosts, Htsh nln,-
e:cus s1E1ctits Gcrnntut1s. Tree C9snAkaaa ChsJs-
tTtherumsL CameItAs. itx2lraa. slatA fA1e&aI%s
sgK!SG ECLn:-Inena"1 Inn a1ss - ,o5ts ona-
d. roots grown h pots suitable for senalnR D, mall
n pnckfre susr1ntred good, and articles unc 10
r-rnr EtpI two red stamps fof catalogues. order
..[1x ErYee1j root, e1pefttnced hands wanted about
S.reh Lt.l1 ::5let T4x nekl Tx PHtEStN-
, 1866-01-22

Important Revelations In regard to
the Dulles hu Cotton, Wool, SILK,
Iron, &c,-The Suffrage Bill In the
Scnatc-The Capture OF Hastfad In
Mcxfco-Pro.reA. OF ExeconAtruction
In GeorgetoxEn-Rullion In the Treas
ury-Copperheada Asking for the Par-
don Of a Prominent KebcI-pnYlu:
North Carolina Troops.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttibpue,1
WAsnrsoroN, Jan. Fl.
Tables nre now IN conEse Of preparation at the
Treasury Department. for transmtsxion to Congress,
to show that the ase1age duties upon the various
n1nnutacturcs Of cotton imported Into this country
during The years Of 1868 and 1861 we're &C per cent
upon WOODEN, 3s3s peg cent upon eks 81 per cent
On hemp and FAX s3h and upon iron and steel, 81
per cent In 1861 the dutes on cotton were 1aIsed
10 90 per cent woolen to &; SILK 60; hemp apd
and fix Ssh; anu on iron and eteel to II per cent
II the last year the Goye1uueut received less Gus
count of he falling ID in tit importation q Of the @
he lmPort3 having aslien oa nom shtsty;aye nj.
lions Of CoIatr In 1sG4 to tweuty8even milfons in
1sG5. II Is also discorered that the protection on
these manufactures afforded by The present rate Of
ts1d Is reduced qoie as low b. tho charges Of The
effect Of dulles upon them at home It Was before
While there ie no question as to the ultimate pas
Is probability tai iii g. 20 amended IT. Sy s 1T
body Is to make any interference IN the e1ect1on
punishable hy heavy fncs. Several Of the radical
senators express their determination to lnlst upon
the adoption Of kuch cause, and also complete
change il tie District registE Laws;
The Government mp tin yesterday had not se-
II q as1so 5, Il
report hoe Ge1elal Sheridan % Vas as 1sleg1apbcd to to
ns;sh s;:se MI the en;ssa stsr md p to
hdr4Se III en,erplise. L Is r reporea thai 1s tss
French Minister has addressed nole 70 Secretary
e he s e.esf e nomsp j.
formation In relation to the affair which may be re-
ee1ved by our Government, One ct the best argu-
Gsnff ", Y fayos A. Of T. sn
the GEORGETOWN, b. G. Council at their weekly
meeting on Thursday. elected a. Town Surveyor q
man who terEed in lhc rebel army during the war:
received 10 out the II votee cast while two good
Union men, VITO were running nsalnst h1us, 1e-
ceiEed only two yotes each.
csy wss about foEty.sesen millions.
The War Department has instructed General
Mcdowell, commanding tbe California department.
organizations Imprisoned tn hf. department, and
to ofurnish them VIII transportation 70 he lead.
QUARTERS Ct the Chief H9.set1E Offer Of ,heF r.
charge, snd such other papers q they may bt e..
viii be tnrnished them to their homes.
members Of he bas throngtoat the country, pray
Assistant Secretary Of War Of the rebel confed
@ s M s & re-
| eeat on the bench nf the Supreme Court Of the
Unsted States, 70 join the rebellion. -..
Catoiina, TO pay OF The troops etill remaining II
payment Of the whole army up tlll the s1st Of De
| Of Two white and one colofed regiments OF yolun
tecss, md two Or three resnar artillery companies