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MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.
meeSaGe from the President and Secre.
tary Seward Relative to the South.

tH1{ seward x&el8t1TG 10 The south.
WAatzIN6rox, March 8.-The President t,nns.
mttted ia the House message accompanying the
letter OF the Secretary Of Statc in answer to re.
5ar ia,'on .on1e, 81 the lssh III Of Jaaasg, calling
ordnance. a:.olutons and proeecd11se' or proSi.
sfcnal Governor, Consentinns or Legislatures, To
iususrec:ionaFy districts, and the auaGdcalons al
voters In elections. and any other information
tending to throw light on the political condition
faytng that n copies vera being pnated for he
use n.the senate 'hey would bs forthcoming In
ale says BY accident +. " Holden did net
take The prescribed osth like the resi-, md txpains
that the Etport Haa delayed By his absence. nm
pagers are VI luminous. 0ne dcepatcIFtp Eoye.uoT
Pery declares. November 9th, The President IS moi
satisfied rlth the action Of the convention aud lc9
lslntuze, and that adequate ordinances were neces-
saty. dec1aru. that all tnsurrectonary action was
unlawful and vold, and That m objection TO the lat
clause OF the cousntuttona' Amendment was 20
4uefu!ons that an acceptance OF tho amendment
WAS necessary to the restoration. On Nor 9th the
Secretary telegnphed again. that the early adoption
q the amendment .ae deemed important bv the
President, who regretted that neither the Couven-
obligations for The rebel debt null and void, apd
that the Stae seemed 10 decline the acceptance of
the amendment 70 the United States Constitution
In November Ath, the Secretary again urges ihe
t1caident'5 request to scpudiase the rebel debt.
Governor Perry declared the State had passed The
CONSTITUTIONAL amendment, and hoped the doors
Wonld be open to tho members from south Calo-
lipa. o'@'0
On Nor. p be te1egraphs that The Convention has
adjourned. and therefore could take no actlon rcls-
Tive TO the rebel debt.
IN Dec. ~ Gov. Perry announces that the Gov
pic loyal, and asks tuidlme1t Of the promise to
withdraw the Qnited States ifoors
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REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfib1

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
ROCHESTER, New York, March G.
s. ". D: Moore {Repnblican) was elected Mayor
bs 1.cs1 majority. which is very large. Nine Re-
publican Aldermen ard nine supervisors, out Of
fourteen, we're elected.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Ttibune]
DEs MONIES, March 6.
At the city election here yesterday the entire
radical Republican ticket Was elected By The 1are.
est majority ever given nny ticket in this city De-
tween 100 and 800 votes wezc cast and the ayer-
age Republican majority ie abont 150, against s.
last year. 4 full yotc would give Us over 800 ma.
iority.
DTrFA1o, March G.-SIoore. Radical Republican,
was elected Mayor Of Rochester to-day.
R1chardson7 Republican, was elected Mayor or
0sweRo, and Eol McQa-de, Union, was elected
MAJOR OF Utica to-day.
DETHorr, March 81. r. PIerEon Is elected Pres.
idcnt Of the Bosn Of Trustees of the village Of EIud
son. The Republican ticket Is elected throughout.
, 1866-03-07

holderef Would they be disposed to 70, Of har
soa NY opinion on .hat suhject'
TO ascertain whether OF not the negroes would b
willing to remove to any territory a-eined to them
but hom ny @ow'edge o. The negro think the.
desire very much to continue 10 live In their oil
oeiehhothoods and with their old masters tnyaria
bly, when they have been treated well a. slaves.
with the negroes If they rena1n where they ale'
the whites treat them 20 badly that thcy arc com
q Hnt anything been done IN Alabama siuct
emancipation In reference to the education OF nc
A. There il one section Of tho sts,c Of Alahau,
Mnefe the Eeople, under the direction Of philan
tatnpte gentleman OF that Stale, have gone to Wort
o! tnemselEes to easab1ish 4 keedmcn's court, pl
Which t6ey propose 10 administer fair and Impssta
}aef,se betwccn the employers and the pe.roes
and they have also undertaken to eatsbtsh schoolt
she primitive branches Of knowledge.
netfs. mHs or 1s ne disposition and capsey Of tht
4. The disposition ts unlyersa1 amous them, c.
pectally among the younger portion. to acquire Cd
nneaaon. Their capacity fof receiving instruction
b.: nes yet been fal!r developed bai ffom iii esn
h9esees fair capacity for acquiring knowieicr.
.n,nS tss second EcneEadon can benstIucted much
nr,s mosc easay a1d much more thoroughly than The
ceBtfo:: IN The matter Of practical observation.
Is there any trouble With him IN that feepect II he
~ oaesed ialr wagcs aud assused Of receiving bis
become assured thai be would be paid All wnccs.
be has gone 10 work willingly, ana has CONTINUED 10
work as Ion. ae the contract has been faithfully
q. Viii you eta'e il Eeneral m l terms how The con-
aiti99 Of Georgia differs from that Of Alabama
4: don't think that the condition Of tho State
There may be there somewhat more Of personal
haired toward the nec1o in bis relation 81 freed
~an but that hss been ess5 controlled through DE
Improving In Ill Of the STATS.
z. how does M1ssiseppi differ from Alabama, II
4. The people Of Miss,s.ippi appear to ma to he
more tmpqlslve and more prone to stand up for aad
assest their epuions 1t is difficult matter 10 de-
scnee the difference between the people Of G,ese
:, Z: understand yon, you consider afississInn1
me esst Of the three State. Of which yoa
l. fcs. sr; the people OF that state do not 1istep
10 Arguments and discussion with as mach can1.
ness as the people OF Alabama do.
g: What is The ttate Of The public u.ind now IN
- oe ~ fafes sia!es you hase described With reference
Of The public mind soon alter Lcc's su1rcnder'
ssf sDoefsnt aue.,on 70 eiSe decided answer 70
cetFed coon after bis surrender were ccuerallr
ION PERSONS who travelled hnsried1y through that
secalon o. re country. Think that in great ma
most favorable slde. nedtateiy ai,eT thes snr.ntjer
Of Lee md the downfall Of the Confederacv. and
petnsps they oid q not investigate 1t as closely As
1sp f1sspmt made 70 me- bY pet.ona travelling through
those Staet At that time, was to The eeci ihat thc
sessR RSsR: md !. e asDpS Il q
getting under the Constitution and Government r.
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$5OO,OOO 90

CASH INCOME sf0f the past FeAr, reveals the COZ
Asns and steady pEosress Of this popular corporation
IN the face Of bitter, vtadIctive and fl1estuate
competition.
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Nem advertisements.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
CONTENTS FOE THE WEEK ENDING
MARCH y 1856.

1-LETTER FROM WASHINGTON: Eecord Of II
Eyentfal Week.
a-GRkAT MASS NETTING AT SPRINGFIELD
RocstnE Speech 1t Gov. oE'esby on Andrew John
soa's Poac5-couEEeus sustaned-Tteasou madt
OdiQu4.
3-NHs. sW1sSHELhi's DISMISSAL; The Article
for which she was gntllottued,
i-lNDIAN FIGHT In FISH CEEEK VALLEY
An Obstinate ctnrIct-Evesy Red Skin SLAIN.
s-NE". FENlAH ExC1TEMENT: Suspension oi
the;Nnt Of Habeaa Corpus-D7ead Of Fu!su
PFiyaseer-Ths Eject In New York.
s-R0AAECR OF ROBBERY: Tbs $soN,o OF ths
Concord. Mass, Bank Recovered - Detective
shie1dness and stategy-scientltc Operations o.
The BurEfars-Etght Months Perseverance to Rob
the Bank. and Five Montha' Scent on the Trail Of
the Robbers Confession Of the Principal Actor.
|FROA PARIS: The Imperial Masquerade Ball
Costumes and Characters Of the Court ana Arts
toaacJ.
SB1G sWlyDLE. Two Young Men, named George
Alien ano L. r. Aetcalfe, OF Paris, ILL.,, Leaders In
tho Vsllainy-A Chicago LAWYER cue Of the VIC
tirns3
aTnR NIDDLKTowN HORROR: TaE11ble ucuer
Eploslon-sl1 Persons Killed-A Blast Furnace
coH pletey Dttnol1shed-A Scene Of pcsolattpu,
lo-FKESnET AT OIL CREEK: The Recent Ice
Gorge and Break Up-serious Destruction Of Pro-
rerty-WsrahouNs aud Boats Swept AWsY-Im-
mlneat Peril Of The Cisy-Two Lives Lost
u-THE TWO sERMoNS: Mr. Naaby unde1takt
Sermon. but ID 1ntezzupted-"The WA.s " Sin
Dcth.n >
1-BuREAU OF EDUCATION: Bul md Memo.,a,
before the House Of Representatives. Bill to
Establish National urcau OF Education,
13-THE TERRIBLE CALAMITY In h1INNEsoEA.
Three FounS Girls Frozen to Death-Thrtlltnz De
sc7ipttou OF their suneEtngs-He1otsm OF Little
10y.
BRUSSELS SAYS TO RICHMOND: By
t3eosEa Alfred To. nsepo.
CALAMITY: Two Men SuHocated
tn 8urunR HeIi-Nr1ow Escape Of Thtrd.
ia FLOOD IN L LEAD NINE: Miners tupz1a.
, 1866-03-07
ENh Arrtdnrk

CAIRO, March GA family named Gs1xicf, con.
Tistang Of ten members and MEXICAN, came down
tempting to effect lhndiug, wcre drawn between
the stcanefr southerucr and Atlantic. and nye of
tue number "tfe drowned. Those loxt were tic
tafber and grown daughter. one lnlAn four mouths
old. toin cll1d, and lrle hoy and cirl. l71ote
saved were the mother, boy, a1rd eight ytare,
Etrt hgcd fWcuty yearf. 4 TWIN CHILD Tour months
old. thr Mexican md his associate The tarats had
beco cucot'ed fo work upon tarm IN the vicinity
OF Joherboro- and Wcs. Fo,at tAcsc wirh all their
worldly effects. Thote eaved destitute oi every
thing: excepting the clothes they had On when The
caruaIty occul3tL.
, 1866-03-07

NEE SoaK. March Gin the U. S. District
Court to-day. the jury brought IN verdict Ia fayoe
0f the Government. III the OF tho untrd
against tns mrr7 Mon. Ihe deIendautt, IN 1863,
<.xchanrtd CARGO Of nesca1udite with rebels fol
1t6 batter of cotton. al Brownsville. Tens, and
brought the fame 10 this cty. The au,hosisc. seized
Tie cpttQp. hI dtfln,Qp tQ:daY II ts candenned
, 1866-03-07

New IonK. March B.-Thr Ereniag Fost raya the
members Of tho Quarantine Commission Of this
port have adopted plan for the construction OF
burned a few years ngu. They are 10 be at Wcsl
Hank about two miles directly tou.h Of Fort Tomp-
kins, and an equal distance west Of Couey Island
This plan T. entirely different from the one a,psoyed
BY the late hoard Of Commissioners OF Health, and
recommended 10 the Government Il Wash1neton.
, 1866-03-07
WIGG1Ns, BRADFORD & CO.,

133 DearboFn-st, Chicago, ILL., Post Omcc 6e17.
, 1866-03-07

CINCINNATI, March GA special 10 the CONNER
steamer LockN ood. The e1plo-iou tore awny the
CABIN y far back u the centre Of the boat Killing
Ing twenty-five othrrx: The boat tooK arr xud
burnt until fhe sunk The steamer Mci'haIl. coInc
down the river at the time her how aeainst The
zlcIn Of tho lockwood. md saved cscry 1ctIon mi
killed hv the exploa1ou. Among thc Killed srs
james It'll, staten leland, y. J.. and Cic1n Gra-
ham. kecQpd fucineel, Of Nes1 YnsE
, 1866-03-07
FROM CINCINNATI.
Dte.sacefut Scene In q aClaurcb-Cnpper.
head Tuct1cs-A Scnfle-A Policeman
Called tn-The Copperheads Ousred,

C1sctxsA1z, March 6-For some time psgt ru-
Church, on Fouzii. ttrect, between WALNUT aud
Main. have been asoat. and The difficulty out oi
which theT grew has Assumed political hue. Yes
,le1ren, members OF the congregation. assembled
tn the church to elect Eldes. Two tickets were
presented, one coppcfhead and the other the reg
politician, Of Southern ohlo. engineered thc eop
pe1hesd ticket, and with about catt iosd Of eece-
siasttcal tternture- III. CORY most ernphstical1y
and what uas snose, hs could not fake it. ne
k1sw hi. rqbss, and 'n goir. to ha!e thin.
, 1866-03-07

Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
APposnted-SntcIdc Of Il Psfnsar-I1lIt-
tafy IT. 1nA-Isxts1 Session Acts.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1tibune.l
1EbIAKAfoLiE. Match 9.
Gov. Baker has to-day appointed Hon. E. II. q.
Ellis. of Elkhart, Hon Augustus Bradley, Of
Floyd, and Hon. John A. Mnt-ou, OF Putnam couu.
1ics~ Commissioners TO Investigate the conditon
Of the enkins iund. aud whe,her any portion OF
taid fund has hctn nsed for ll!eCa? purpoEee, in
pursuance Of q concurrent resolution hdopitd by
the General A&rembly 1t ItA last ee~eion.
A mAn By the Dane q! Z. u. Stevens, printer by
prp!cfsion. committed suicide this noon BY -wai.
minuiea after taking fhe drug. An inquest ncld
" the Coroner, showed that he c41ne lsesr hum
Cincinnati about gear ago, Aas uama1FI-d, about
totty-dst ye1ss old. and that Ec1r.ol melancholy.
HIls'nf from hahl'naE intempe1anoc, was the cause
OF bit .eltde~f1uction.
3he 1th Indiana cavalry, twenty two officers md
1qnr hundred men, Nns mustered out yesterday at
New Orleans, and plared en Todt fur home.
Brevet BttRadtcr Ge1erA! Daniel Macaulay. Colo
mel Of the Ninth regiment OF United Sta.ct Tolqt.
tGtrs. no" carsonlnc this point, has uccu houofs-
bfy mustered ont Of the Et14fcc.
The FcnlAn excitement dot+ not at,afe hut On the
contrary II j. reported The e,rcct ttAt company
J. hefnc recruited tor active service somewhere.
The SECRETARY o[ Stntt has cumple;ea The dfstyj-
button o The ncis Of tbt extra ecxsinn IN book form
10 1he taFtonk counter Of ht State, having shipped
the las. lot, comprising forty ho1e thle ntefnoon.
It II hoped thai The cerks oftae counties u. 1skc
prompt ackno&lrds smentt, rn that the laws csn be
dtc!nIGd IN Io9ce At &uoh III pO-fibfe, As many OF
the states creditors arc au1iouk for their money az
allowed them hy the SPECIFIC APPROXIMATION llll
which b} mistake Contains no cusi grncy clau:e.
, 1866-03-07
Feu1Art Ra11v.

etsauon In font Of Independence Qall Tonight WI
immense. James Stephens u 10 be tho b, "a OF all
he Fenian5. Napoleon recognized hls great gen.
England; England Is 10 he humbled Ireland Re.
fnpni2ed, etc. etc,
, 1866-03-07

Ten. SWafne's Eeatln1ony on the Con.
dillon Of thc South-Gov, Par4on..
Life Threateued-Lcc,a Testt.uony-
internal lkcVcnue-Arrest Of Snug.
ElernEThe Pacific Isatlroad Bui-
Claim Rejected.
G..
, 1866-03-07
RnSsFnzf4 %tAftxffrH.

NEW Tonx, March 6--Dcruty State Engineer
$hcarmHD publishes very ftll sinlistscs OF the New
Xoek railroads. The length Of the ro7ds Is 30s9
uiles; 9s engines; capital stocE Sstsl6 a05: cost
0! construction ano eqntpments. $t5 36a+ +:o3; cost
of construction and FepAlss for 1ts past year $so,-
laya total eAsnlnCe, *, ,G42, ,9j6, a0tAI PefsoA9
Aalied, Ell injured, r..
, 1866-03-07
FROM MONTANA.

a Call for \ State Constitutional Con-
yeut1oa.
WAsHIsOTos, March 6*-1DteIlfgence bas been re-
ceised here BY The Government 10 the et,cci that
Thomas Francis Meagher. Secretary aud Acting
Governor Of Mcuana Territory. has issued a pro
cinmatiou for State Convention to be held at tis-
Pinia C,ty, on March 2Ssh, 10 form State Gores1-
mcDs.
, 1866-03-07

DISGUISED ia Agents and other employee, ard tor
general expenses OF aacting the business of tho
past year, sucn as ps1r <pE. au.er11sla4, locat%na
State saxcs. and other similar charges, eonreya
Idea Of the public usau1ness and benefits Of the organ
tzaton.
, 1866-03-07

smpostant Testimony Of Major General
4hohaaa->tatu* of Loyalty In Geur.
s'as Alabama and MlssfAsfppi-Ercat-
ment Of Freedmcn-Sccrct Oruantza.
lions Hostlle to the Government.
, 1866-03-07

| RFMf1u FA,rpA,

NEW ioHk. March 8.-ln sar cz,r nt S.ror
5Ta1nsi ~ Inaflow o., Ned ths Jnaee Today decided
,s,'t 1 m af .essantnE The deten
Goals, 1883 %A~
, 1866-03-07
The Teleern nh <sopa,>IGd alton.

NN1EEEAV0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEN aoIk. March 6.-The committees Of the
1tncioft q Q! the WezeFn Union and United Sta1ez
Iesegfapa onlpsn'e- now In ee4tion at Roehes-
ter to fnnFr upon the tertns al cofrno,dattou nrd
20 fati'y tue proposition before them,
, 1866-03-07

FrntAn Forgery.
New YoRK: March a.-T U'Arcy NcGee wr,,~.
to the Herald That the lc.tet to L. b. KiIisn. cnn,
cetntne Irish etnigtut1on, IL 1urrry. No such
Letter w1E written BY him.
, 1866-03-07

VIC copy Pictures 10 eny size ED tnIsh. ct,hcy IN
OIL IHtia !nt Watr Colors. The poor st
cen ne made eaua. 10 those aEeu from LIE. Satj51ac
ticu Euaranted. F. l.. BRAND, pr0orielor.
Cji3 ms ATE Htrnet
, 1866-03-07

The CHICAGO WKn1x TRIBUNE Is the largca paper,
and has tho LARGEST circulation Of sny ouFral In the
West It Is excellent medium TOR ADVERTISING The
price for ths Weekly Is u per ann Ten per cent
discount 10 allowed to Rette1 up Of clubs.
, 1866-03-07
LAND wARRANTs.

We shall hereafter make Land Warrants snec!alty.
and will buy and sell at the most favorable market
'aies Purtles In the country cau rely on tho nest
nzuIes The market will afatd.
mtTpG1 2t.WkF-Ntf Cor. Clark
, 1866-03-07
$4,000.
CDPHTNG

Any one having tic above amount Of mo.ey. and
wishing TO !iFcs 1t IN He'lessahlshrd paying bust
scss can hear Of rare opportunity b5 addressing at
cnct, "WAol.snle," care 1Tlb1ue oirct, ore ppf
, 1866-03-07
w. J. white.

Marriage and Visiting Gard EnsraEer,
1tS Cla1k-st., between Washington and MadIsou.sts
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Fiae Wedding. Stationery. Door Plates. Eotsrial
Zeal <r oG,s5
, 1866-03-07
The Sen1niet TrIal-IInn, John Eovo.le,,
Heport-Another Southern Deputa.
tfon-The League Island Propo,flfou.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaeo Tribunal

hepoFt-An0ther Southern Deputa,
tfon-The League Island Propo,flfou.
Especial Despatch to the chicago T,ibune.l
WAaHroTos; March 8.
1hese arc Ftasons for apprehendtns, a. herelo-
lotr stated Tint tho rebel Admiral Semmes will
neEer be brought TO trial. but 1t IL not true, az r.
ported through many sonrces, that he has al-
ready been released from confinement. Hs
was arrested On the advice of the Cabinet md
with the consent Of the President, and II !. pro-
posed % TIT him. II at a1 on charge Of violating
the rules and customs Of war. Gems. Grant and
Sherman arc OF the opinion that his parole IL an
officer Of Johnston's army will not shield him from
fcrred to the attorney General for I,s iu.mc1,t
Il probably trnc that the President Is wiIllug to
i1ant lie p1nJef Of Scnmes' council for hls nrcon
oltaonal t ~ fsesss b9t t. hardly probable that he
celt OF the Government Interested
some factf hare been brought to Hight respecting
ths report made By lion. John Coyode 10 ths Presi-
dent lat summer. II appears that be went out IN.
reported IN strong terms against ihe withdrawal Of
the military, and against aurrenderinp the State
Government ipto the hands of rebels. lie olso re-
commanded he Esmoval Of Gov. Wells md The no
Mertst bosslc:, assessor Of internal revenue for
the dikix1ct Of Augusta, Ga, Speed, COLLECTOR Ut
tontssntc, and Aokcf collector ot Sumter district,
Ecntton Of internal revenue officers. iatry hsis Al
Atlanta. 70 ntTe upon Congress some modincatlons
o The teft cath, With retpect 10 assistant
aaa eq1setos; md W So before the House Judi
TIE secsetaty Of the Nayy has addrczscd letter
70 ho9: a. u. ffiCe, Chairman Of the Houac Naval
Committee, IN which ne again nrees upon Congress
me acceptance Of sasne leland a. site for nary
Captain Fox forcfb1y setting lorh The sdvantaers
Of The location.
, 1866-03-07
k.1RST.CLASS
FIRE INSURANCE coMP'Y.

Fhe largest annual ayerage rate Of premium for the
past year. Of any Compsny dolrg a general agency
business. devoted 10 Fire Insurance exclusively At
tests the ability Of the PHENIx te pay It's loasea
promptly. without tnpaI.lp9 tts csptaor diminishing
Its assets.
, 1866-03-07

WAsn1SG1oy, March 6.
The startling ncws OF the accidental dea,h. this
afternoon, of Colonel T. $. Bowe1., Of General
Grants stad YES received here with profound feel
ing lie entered the army al the beginning Of
the war, from Mount Carroll, Illinois. a. a
Lieutenant, and has been on the staff Of General
Stant esnce tie summer Q! 1861, risin. by bis own
mefss 10 The rank be has held for the ast hall ycar
TT a1s Lientsnant General relied his good sense
anr other member Of biz staff, and be uunuestfons.
oy Knew more about tho history Of Gen Grants
campaigns than any other person. he siood hIeh
IN s9sas S1ces here. and vas universally respected
81 Jeare Of agc. -''N ''NN~'
Gen J. 3 Fullerton, formerly On Gen. Hosasd's
SAT. notorious for hs brief administration Of The
treatment Eurean In Lonisisna. in manner 20
acceptable TO The reconstructed rebels Of that State
nas been appointed privAte secsetafy 10 me Pres.
days. '''~7 40 "'~@' '~'1
The Honsc Judiciary COMMITTEES has acreed 10
fepof1 against the bill Of Judge Wilson, Of Iowa,
lof n0dacatlon of the lest cath at preseut.
the Reconstruction Committee VIII Tomorrow
mokG preliminary report on Florida, LoulsIana
and Texas It Will cover the e7ideuce Of Governor
Aa5stn. zen. stanley, John Coyode, Gcu Dooi,ttle,
, 1866-03-07

II OFY1ct OF 71ER RoAnp nr Pun1Ie WnKKs.l
CHICAGO, March 9Th. tEH. s
Public notice Is hertby ciyea 10 al persons intef-
es.ed, That The unteFslgEe.l. comm!ssoneEs Of The
completed The Atsessmsnt ol f.! E.li!uc. !l:.a!us
70 dc Aasessmcnt RoIi lot 'Fili1g, &. ad-
irE "a Pau1lag Of 4. Alley u fioes le Wo!eots Is g
!. Filing GIadin: and Plankln= Of an Alley running
nGz1h and .on:h taloush she notsh half Of RlocS a.
Ri ave been bIed II The office Of the city Clerk 8
The nndettitned will App1y to the Common conlctf
The nineeentb ts) day oE March. A. D. 1856 It tho
horF Of TX O'Clock p ~. Tor cpo1rn ?Aou OF sueh
have The right to be heard. Ali persous wishing to
ohjett Aato assessments mutt die thcr to
the tae IN E1rE In The ofrt Of tho [1ty CictE. At
Euuncil ~ 7 i. g. GtNDELE,
FRkn LErZ.
o J. Rf,Sk,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
MhGo{636t
, 1866-03-07
DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE

am instructed By = nonEesident TO sell = very fine
lot South Ellis street. 1t R the slide or tue
street. % feet south Of the corner Of u.dtsoo is 10
tset hons ., l .eet Deep with ~ alley on the norh
CLARkSUN. 81 Dearborn ktreef. aIil nat
, 1866-03-07
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-
4 ETErf

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March I'd, 1866
will oder Tor sale at public auction. the Franz Lin
Shops oa the alh day Of April NJ It. commencing 1t
SCoupnes lot tlee shalt: steam Engine ln3is inch.
cylinder. horse power; Steam Engine 7xliinch cy1n:
Foxes; Centre, feet; Post Hangers. boxes and
Enc t,nsic head; Iatne IL Hneine, onbie nesd
La.ne hsnd. email win iroa shears; ! Lsshe hand.
2Sinch Pu!ieyA bosed md .uIn@d;. ytnch Pulley.
b9 ed ana tq!ned !2insh rnlez: eoTeH ~ sRd ut
tored ard turned; lsiuch PulIeys bo1ea and turned;
- inch Pulley, boTen and tnrned: .+lpeh Pulleye
Ii Cone Pn1eys; 1Eft Iron F4n.r;. 6k II Planef:
a4-fs P1ansT: II Inch P!anncf; 2oo feet Line Shalt
in: Ii fet SH ehaftjuE; 81 Machine Taps Psoduc.
fp9 rs 4 10 inch. ] !uch. ttnch.
This Machinery Is ofshebtst patterns md ~ In good
conut{iop Persons wishing to examine IL te!oEe the
.als e3n e 20 By ll,a a :, he 5Fantn Shops
By ortier Of Capt 4 R. EdnJ% Chief Q1aEteEnaster
nent Tenn. E.B KIRK,
mtso.3i 39t B'T't Mai. md a. q IL.
, 1866-03-07
Common Councs1n,en Fined for Con

NEW IoRK, March 6.-Judee Barnard, OF the SD
preme Conrt, Today tmpoeed fines of one hundred
dollars upon besen members Of the Common Conn
eli for contempt Of court In not regarding rhe
4iucc.
, 1866-03-07

4 mercantile system Of Local Azencies, under the.
ptssors1 supervision ct practical writer's know
ing their duty ard performing It cred1tabIy bears eyt
dence Of progressive energy mud commercial enter
PRISE sordnE the adyAntgeas Of reliable 1t
prortr rates to the citizens OF every town and county
IN the Clited States.
, 1866-03-07
BROOM CORN sEHD-

2Co bushels Long AIasouri Green Broom Corn Seed
xe!y shnlce) oE Saie In iot. to suit purchasers By
nfen Merchants sHd dealers In Broom Corn, 81 La.
Smile ttrtet, Chicago, NH 1oI;t :n E.FsN
, 1866-03-07
47,2O6

FIRE POLICIES issued through Its Agencies aos the
year closed u sugf eative Of the wide Spread sad e.
ten'tEe husintas en}o5ed By the PHG:EE4 md the
emphatic desire among al cssses for The protection
lts Policies Afford.
, 1866-03-07

G. II. sCKIFES, Advertising Agent,
u Dearborn strtrr, IL authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, md nil
0thcr leading papers throughout the United
StuttH and Cnnndn.
, 1866-03-07

An average annual cash dividend to stockbolde7s of
II per cent upon ls capital stock aince III ncoypo-
ration, pot1ys the RFeaS andtahtty;oft this
Eminent Institution, the superior financial accurscy
tn its Investments md the Important truth
that The management Of the PlIGS1x Is in the hands
OF those who know how. succeosfully, to conduct :
, 1866-03-07

The Death Of Col. 8osycrs-Appotnt.
naent Of Private Secretary byahc Prcsf.
dent-T1e Test Oaln Bnl-Prelfutn-
arr Report OF the Necoustructfon
Committee.