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Qbifa9o Qribu,1e.

THE N'KW8x


Martin. the alleged hotel burner, has bceu
o1reaafEed trosn custody.
Gen. Grants fath.r has been npooinsed
Postmaster of rnYtno+on Nv
Two Span,sh was stcsmc,s arc I, Sow vo.A
ha,bae rnde. aea,-d o-1t1x
At 4he billiard Tournament In N..,,.,,. ~,
Prta.~ ,s., po1,--1. IT, E,.,,.,, So. ~
Es..yr u.+ ~ Noe Va. ~ .ss ,,-s-.Ht IVA
rh. n,.,,--.., =. wcA.
1,aIes., :. ..a S,.s, SFs ~ ~eun.E%on ATE
norr..s.s - ~ - -. H.e"S. lusa@' 70 'oee1sn
n-..s. ~ ~. "eA,'A -. o.-'.o"'
e1u4oas aa0 oeSo'eo 70 speech making
~ Io0Esesf' A1none othefs Nbo Improved 1he oe-
.o 1oon 'efe Mess1e. LOOK hna Cai!o1n Eo1a this
messenger OF The United States Express
company. while delivering p1ctage IN ST. Lo71is
on froA5, 'sna KaEroted By three rne0 aud robbed
0! t4o.ou This saeenia succeeded in efIecing their
ce1pe With the funds.
Gcn. GFant has Issued 4 circular letter to
Ills department cnnnande7s, ordering tuem to for.
ward to m copic. Of paper. published In thur de-
psttments containing dlsIoyal ui1cIanccs, With
yiew to their suppression.
Three expeditions have set ont from Eng
land to explore various parts ol Asa and Observe
he effects Of Rusk!an pro.rr-s auq ciyinzataou.
concerning which there Ia growing Jealousy on
thu par OF The Engtuh Government
Upon the arrival oi the British Minister at
Pekin the Emprtts o! China lett the thtone and
Prtrce Kung who It m fsro, Of opening The Chi
neee po1te to the world, took possession Of the
Empire.
Ger, Sol, Meredith v1thdtaya fto,n the con.
reeatopal csoys.s IN the a,th indiana district md
the Ricbmoud Hnaad,ssn calls uooa .tr, Julian 10
do the tsuac thing. The nomination - soon to be
nadc BY balo. In primary meetings, which Is both
a Nomination md m election.
The track OF the Memphis d Ohio Railroad
hns been couuleted 10 Humboldt. The work OF
putting the mad throrph 10 Ch1ksyi,ie viii he
pushed forward nj opee, ,be copfrac1 TOT bnld1nc
the bridge n Clatksylle has alrusdy bcen lei and
By the Ant OF Nuv 1t IA expected that The whole
1oad wifi bc IN r.,nnfIr oY1cr.
A tiiscraccfni scene occurred In the Tcpucs-
eee Legislature on Friday last, The franchise bill
had 1,ecn u,dcf di.ep4 slon in the uopse and the
Union men pressed it 10 vote, The Coppefheads
ttfuae' 10 vote and The s;penker tbe4eupm DECLARED
there wat no quorum present, A discussion s.u,o
upop the deastop. uheu The Speakes excdted]y
called q Cp!ou member . lF,nr ecounnrol ana
threw t,is tnsllct at b3- head rc aa,ournrosnt of
The House prevented further dtfheulty.
The steam.r CIV ~ + onao, h.4,r. C,A,,
nun .avr-, N ,ha 1st IN, >srn,,o- Ch.ns,..,.
bellierr,ot resolution c,n.r m .enss,,n,. +. 49,,
land Add,tion.1 n~,,rd, s,xs hser ,n.-.d f.. ~.
eantn,e nj stenhr1, ~ rnrns ~ rr.,L.1
,a,...... = t....r-. ..~.v
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CHICAGO, MONDAY; FEBRUARY 10; 1866

that far II be had opportunities for learning the
people of Virginia bad accepted the result Of the
var IN good ta1sh, and Wcze anxious for restored
unity In The Union. This telling was
much stronger just af1ef the close Of lbs war than
now, for there appeared to him to- be aone 1mpa-
tienee among The people that men nho had been
vented from representing The Statc: IN Congress
lie declared thst there WIS disposition to trent tho
freedmen kindly, as well for their interest. that
Of The white people, lie expressed" a decided hope
tint rhe Government rnrht endure for all time: and
regarded the corre Of President johnson aad Gen.
Grant toward the South AZ liberal and humane.
, 1866-02-19
FROM CINCINNATI,
Arre&t and Com1nEttA1 OF Gamblers
TWO Kentucky Duets on the TapIs-

Fire.
Especial Despatch To the Chicago Tdbcne.l
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
The gamblss are fzrine rather badly here OF late,
a gentleman from the conrtry-Jnhn Crowen-
playing a=ain.t the proprietor Of the bouse On the
corner Q! VINE and Filth street, lost seventy dol
Ian. III be had. He appealed 70. the winners to
give him money enoueh to 90 bofns; they declined.
A quarrel ensued. when Bpp Holland, one Of the
propraetors, knocked him down staira. He in
formed some Of the police, who At entered the
establ,shmeut, arrested the offender and his part
ncE, Joseph Perry, earring with them to the tta-
Hou-hou.e their sWindung p&raphe,1aNa. TAey
were committed to prikon to await tr1a1.
: Aeoup!e Of Kentaciy bloed:. residing IN New
port. It Ia reported, were to have fought duel on
iris ride Of lhe river to-day One Capt. Helm. a
retnl9ed rebel officer. rns slapped N The nee By
coward TO fight, sho1gh protesting 70 oe a seoes.
A compile Of psstse.-cspt. Joe Deehay and Capt.
EtmbaA-lei1 Eynlh1ana yesterday for some point
oui1fde the State to sett1e IN affaif Of honor.
4 fst broke cut this afternoon In KaAt & Co.'S
eaddlerJ STORE, On Maine s&rset, and destroyed
ahQuf IS 900 YDfth of etockx
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New York Market.
- fKw To8x. Eea.l7.

"
CerToS-DuIl and 1e lower.
FLECE-uull, and common Grades heAvE and dec!tn.
Ing; $sc& so fbr extra statE: 7A for extra round
hoop Ohio and 3s.st4ia.s3 for trad cht1nts-markes
closing dr1l.
NuIskxt-Heavy ard detlfnins at &. .ad6s2 r
tGrilS-Nftat dull with q strong downward teu-
d.ncv; common MtlEnuEec clnh II 50 in store. Rye
quiet; nfeiiur WtateFn Corn In good request and
E,thout deeded ohaass st 7ssslc for aosc1aa. ~
&c for round mixed Western In store hnd delivered
md Fc for vIy choice do sold e111 ID tht day Cats
dull heavy and lower At 9 t1c for unsounl Western.
and s22G$ Sic for sound do.
.p1rl otKr.tDpll. sa1es: 29X9soc for crude and
itss $Sc fer It tDrd In bond.
tFo or1tEoSs-Pofk mdTe active s1leJ. E8-A2
$seis for new: ucss. closing at 1.s6x cash <:s61
fos old mesR IN 5Ns II % iur primo anu s,lpe:2t:s
AptA sod Nay, sellers option. q sisS7Ha stss'l
Beef eteAdy At cog n-c1 fer now pHiu MeSs and
*c0te@ 2lG1 for new u1lra Beef hams dnl1 and
heasy At *lltoes4l-o. Kacon dull A. 15c for Cum.
btflR1d cuts and 13E@l6c for short ribbed. Cut
1peata nuchanEeu. Lard 1,mcr At ls{l1Bc md smsll
lots lsSe; also 2a brls for February ard March.
1ets1 1pon, at lie. Enttef active st 23e for Ohio
md ia asc fot state. Cheese frtncE st lsa:,e.
DRHsrp Hods-Heayy. saies re<Ealckc tor West
&FU and LIZ 113Ac for Cir.
, 1866-02-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

The Observation-Disclosures OF
The Sn0tv Bloekadc-PersonaI-T
38th Regiment to be DlusIeFed Out.
tSpceiat despatch to tho chieaeo Tnbune.l
ErH1SoF1E1D. Feb II.
The weather has greatly moderned, the ther1no-
meter at Ioon being IS degrees above zero. Tho
tnow is rapidly disappearing.
The fsalns On The Toledo. Wabash 4 Great West
en- Railroad were on time to-day, and The road il
open the entire length. 1assensess arrived here
rom 81. lonts today. The trims eu the Chicago
4 Alton Road viii go through 10 Ch!e=go on Non-
day.
Governor Ogtesby Is stitl absent from the city.
The tsth regiment has been ordered 10 b mus
tered out~ time not reported.
Bukjncf4 il almost it stand still No malta have
been received from Chl:aso sinee Wednesday nom
ing last
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sales shoulders & r1Xc aad eites isHt. loose. 10th
irs doing II rcsn meals Lard dali: city offered It
113a1sc, ana country 1t rHr.
Hoes Quiet. Butchers nse .he only buSe-s, At $3.50
Ga:5 for live Receipts. 81.
Mos1r-Ss.y.> Exchange ve1y nrn,, Vt - preu.un
huvFn nra I'm Eel1Inp
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THE RECONSTRUCTION CON.
MITTEE.

: What Purpoxts To bo the Testimony Of
Gen Robert e. Lee.
:. EKw fonK, Feb, ts.--A despatch from Wash.
Mkton 10 the spBday motnluE pspers gives what
Pulposa to be the lestioopf Of Gen Lee betoro the
heeoosuuetson COMMITTEE. Il BaJs Lee W1s qulte
IT. sPt9 ts9 s 81 ss: sssaSts:f 81 81 sa
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and tred Mycrs. Kavanareh giving the odds or III
and winning by =; paints Ills bert runs we7e III,
los. 81. =, ST. II. and &c. Myers best runs ncrc
d 20, 60, CT. IL aud 81. Estsnangh's ayersge WIS
about q.
Ton, Dr.ecll. wbo vas hayoneted in an e'tray
with negro soldlsr on Tuesday. died OF the
wound this EVENING
, 1866-02-19
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
1kplAHAro11s, Feb Is.
The Ath Indiana infantry. Col Robert g. Nor
ison, II officers and 3s4 ne1, arrived this no1ning
hum TexAs.
Cor. Baker hA. feturncd from Washington.
, 1866-02-19
The Removal OF the Comtnls&taner Of
AErIcmltuFe Asked 5or-Po&tul Strvfrc
In Texa&-Thc Report About Captain
Horace James.


WARRINGTON. Feb. 1e-Tbe President and Fec.
fctAFy OF tht Interior hare received copies Of rcsp-
luflous supplied hy the Massarhusetts State Board
Of Agriculture, wherein the Executive Il desired 10
appoint competent man to tnpery1ee the Depart
ment Of Agriculture Of Washington. similar re-
sonuae1dat,ons ere now on dle from ten Of the
leading agricultural States Of the North.
Adv1ces EecelEed Al the Post Uiiee Department
within !e" day. iudlcae that The mail service OF
Texas u not YET sufficient for the Necessities O?
that state Upon the coast TIE department II de-
pending fof the carriage Of portal matter npon gov
eminent iEantports which arc running frre1u1ariy,
and ve1y mucn disaE1nging and unsettl1ue ID
the mAls for that section Of the country.
Negotiation. have been pending With prominent
capitalists and steamship companies In Sew York
for snpplr1ng The deEcncy in tEs respect. hut thus
r The Department has decned the proposals. too
high for the amount Of service required,
npo1t ha1 recently been circulated 10 the effect
that Capt. Hotace James, Of the Ffeedmen'4 Bn-
1tan, and others. had been brntally murdered By
Iches IN North coro1ina. In reply to letter from
Gen. Fullerton, Col. Whittlesey. Commissioner Of
The Freedmen for that Stata, teIegraphs that
there Is no trutn In the statement; md that
neither James, nor any pther otioer ot the Freed
1nen'e Bureau. Is In dance: from tebels- Kepors
hke thts. and that o. the death Of otbsDd+ ia Mis-
eistippt NJ the hanuA Of the rebels, becoming
100 plenty sM e*aenee. 1nve-tlsation BY, tic
baen stared for eject scatnst The ately 1ebelious
people Oh The Reconstruction Cp1nm}tt4a. me
Committee aseeK has come to disbctlerc them, ,hcy
, 1866-02-19
81. Louis Murkef.
Especial Despatch 70 tho Chicago Tnb1nel

(special QespAtch 70 tho Chicago THb1oel
ST. LoCIs. Feb. II.
= F1orE-pul1. XXX fall at $1s3D dellreted.
. GRAM-Hheat-3prtnE nj $l.55: fan Ut &1.l5. 0Ats-
Choice E'c. Ba1toyChoice spring At 7oc; GOOD fsll
at &c. Con, nrn: yellow at 62cs white at SIC; St..
Charles white, 614e.
Wn1sH1-steady At *2.t8.
Hoae-Rece,pts, 10 head, With limited demand. a.
N pack ers ara out Of the matket PEcss DomlnatR 1t
aa9fe.
, 1866-02-19

A*E.Akv III 1&fVI1AAUHNs
New foRK, Feb. t8.-A lettes from Richmond
ray. there is large number Of begga1a IN that city
and suffering appears 10 b On The 1nc1ruse. Prumt
neut ctzen. Of Richmond arr now travelling in thf
been received from Nc,v York, Boston, and ONE;
cities,
, 1866-02-19

R1cuxosp. Va, Feb. 1.-THE memhe-a Of The
sc1elatnrr started CD m cxcurrio1 10 Norfolk this
ic,poup By tGyitatiou Of the President o. the
sorto,k d Petersburg tairoao. nhich has Just oeen
, 1866-02-19

re rIemrns~ RtI1tnrd tournament.
Mxnt1ua. Feb, t7,-lu the English eauc Of htl-
art3a plryed by Ksvausush and liobens list ntEbt,
;be,tE Ens VIGOROUS By sixty puiuts.
, 1866-02-19

The PrecdnensA Bureau Bill.
kvr Yong, Feb IA rpecsaI 10 the Exprsss
The Treeducn'e bill viii certaiulJ be vetoed b.
Fz+,sfHnnf
, 1866-02-19
FROM MEMPHIS,
Arrivals and Dcpnrture@-TlaeW Weather
-Eondfttou Of tAc Arkan&na-About
Alabama

Arrived. steamers 1ndixna4 from Cincinnati;
John kelsour. ii. Louis; Welcome. Nsw Orleans.
fonts 1ndlsun. for New Orleans.
rr.,. sa.L.. - 80 80, s~s.,,.
~ s1nss o' T4os III ss eat ana Is now
The river is sti1l rasins, Tue Centra1is iron, Lit
tie Rock, reports the channel Of the Askrntas river
dcp.a Of S inches, stationary. Tne crew Of u The
El"ood bare arrived.
an informed that N my despatch Of the 1Ah+
sasosed re peepis q Alabama 70 II ~ theit DIS
9ens Eheathsm ttys II Is iEue that the oldest,
si ~ "a lneo 9! ne state Wese
ms Id she u II aiFor Of @
tbs lower ela.ses, zone q whon hare thsreatsasd
allowed to reach the markets: This feeling, how
esr. Y wearing away. ana VIII not, pczhsps, be Of
,ons dIEs1on: s Az slassss q people n working
'S'A . lsssle'a .. eo:.eo . expected:
l'p" Dep"s1 10 INC ~ns.so a'a. is'1nne] n'
The billiard tournament vas continued iastu1ght
III. forroc, .c.red I'm fo H.,r...4 aa1 Mser,, -
~. ~. .,.h.,rss .na coe4e 80 ~ oa
10, ~ t,++r-s;rt, ~. ~ - hloe.
better. Ihe old rsms xs betweeu brovn. or
Esshyie, and 0u,6rie ot th{. div md xss ~ The
nAA-n H1.n
eaias e1saae'e. - u toe ns1" no"n "oa, easily
ee151ng ea 70 Ms opponenis 74L
hooetls and hafan1Eh 1hen entered On an Eng
na1 F4ns OF ~ pomts, hAf1naRh winning the
ond lnpin: Ka'a1ssh mads run of :, and was fol-
lowed hT = r1n Of By Roberts. The game finally
resulted 10 layof Of Roberts, VITO scored 200 to
AaEanaeht III eotesas' best run WAS 81, and
hs4asanagns ~ ne if1enos OF ooth we're greatly
o11Arpo1.ateu T7lrlp p1aneoL y 1E1 pa5Ms' ~
G@onvcn!loo Cor u Sashy.i!e % ne sad Inst. met IN
!nls S1ty tou1t. tenetat lesolnoons ennofstns
President johnson were offered By committee,
Rhen Duplee, of the BN!tin, formerly rebel.
one1ea sn liant amenament. rsting toat u endorsenoens
was desnab.e' us alncndment PROVIDES; list,
a. estental tlshtss o. nee meni second
statea nssc no nent 20 eeSeat; 4aifd. Re9sl slate
oe9F s, MeIH piopei'f ftpnan1ed- Founh; Ine Fed
Esat @ tnnos@ltauon sa1nlu oe eo AMENDED al pre-
Ssni SSrh '4s d se-sapasamen. o. sA'er5 By states
Isnnstsee n aoolishtng shye.y IN the state Con-
Erdars 10 R:epass 'as SM!e 'of reunion; a!xfh.
E11sn I'LL. on.ees ra,So sa9Slo pe nAed& q
nhsert ot rb- 1nnettp~ w ~ toe ,..s@5.a Ma
Gonee,7nttye usrty. Ibis n1nendm+n NM r. ~.
s11 ,sen.sfo~ foiIo,se " sa
nnsueressfl sftemnt ,Sas msde ~ rnts ,hs 1, 1
r,frs1ne - wfthanT ths
snhsiffu;e Wn1 nassea nTaisfn9 H. Trastdsa, -
,fneTni trrns an3 sf1rf snnnIG+jrrr 5+ie,s1.e .ha
meeting adjoulnod. ff~N''e N'~ee' |N's
he enid nnf tsIe ihs test ns,I, MI the frshis.
" ~ ~ i1 .e. .ess oa sa ~
ss. 1ess u asanessse TEn ".nns. oesaas1 he nad
Ihe Go,dsn Faele tor % Gncfnnat I'M m s tbs M,G.
nt f9E Me;phis eoaed Ed st ishnd Ne S lat
e9'i PEP ts 11 me ioss o. ~ Mn 5sek
~ H. snnnni - - n *. nad Se tsa
t1ncS haeH nf H. 5srSc,rd Wberhe1.a VA VIZ. Mns
, 1866-02-19

The Constitutional Amendment.
NV YonE, Feb. 1s.-1he E0seae9tl0f Special
ava :. TvtptY-,hree Senators dtclare that theY
III Ypte agAtpst the Constitutional AmeaamsaE'
, 1866-02-19

new fopk, Feb. 1;.-Thir morning IRE otcui-
nd in the tenement house No. 100 Mott @tfeet,
ned hy Charles el'eIght- I,-s about $:o,0D !;
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Rebel E1af(or1ns-Contradlctf ctfop- -Dsrlo.
natx Indiguant-Recelpt& OF Taxes
The Philadelphia Navy Yard.


WAsnIsG7os. Feb ia gentleman Just re-
tuEned tun1 R.chmond reports that the tlita.y or
der Prohibiting the wearing Of the .ray adorned
s1ta fetxl butions in thst city " being strictly
cnir1cd ont. Ono Of The wcspoas carried hJ the ps.
ttol IS 4 formidable pair Of shear, Which arc
oroCcht into rcqu1siiiou whrpcycr ary unrecon-
stkncted rebel IN Elit buttons makes his APPEAR
anoe on ihe tt1est.
The reported personal estranec1nent Of Mr. De
iano md Judge spaldns. Members OF Consreas
aro11 Ohio, on 8ccoInt Of The e;eeeh recently made
~ the former gentleman. /. ,sstcnuonsly drn.cd By
Ar. Delano.
1he Diplomatic cops are indi.asnt over Mr.
Ran1ott1 otation, especially the Austrian and
British nnistert. Ihe latter retraeied hss accept.
soce Of = oznnes invitation at the house Of a Con-
g7e*enan q soon xs he heard that the dinner was
given in honor Of hit. nap7utl
a eonuunIcation Will b sent to coag7ess on
Aondsy by ihe Treasury Department; shoH1ng that
from April lit, 1865. to February 1Ft, 1sd twenty
eight mlioh dollars ot Ill kind Of taIcs hAve becn
received from The Southern States.
The House NavAl Committee lei1 last evening for
Philadelphia. for tie purpose Of examining Lesgue
1sl&nd a. site Tor Sasy Yard, Ia accnrdsace With
The Recommendation ostne Secretary oI the Navy.
, 1866-02-19
HAsue OF National Currepcy-0r1er from
the War Derafimeut-Lee Before tho
Reconstruction Cotntntttee.

WAsRING1uE, Feb. 1.-THE issue pt national
cuFczry for the week endtn. to-day amounts 10
<1.s64.C I'm. The total amount Issued up to This
ds'e Is @e5aEDloca.
An order hae jest teen fesued BY the Secretary q
Wsr As follows: Department coQm1ndess win
detail rcgttneuta stan ofree,s, or officers selected
and appointed 10 net a.. such, to relieve
the citcers of the subeistsnee departrneut
in the sn!rnteez service, It ali
posts or stations occupied by regular troops or bJ
eai71fons coupoeed 81 reguan and volunteers less
and established sun%ierenct departments. The OH
cra so relieved will he ordered 10 their re.peciye
plaoes Of residence
Ten. Robert E. Lea was to-day befofe the Recon-
strucion Committee lox two and half houe, and
len th- Capitol for the Metropolitan Hotel nhout
he WIS before the committee, linetsed around the
door Of the committee Topm 10 get c1inpse OF
him, md followed him 10 The Sergeant-at.Arms'
Ioc1a. few moment. amer he lcit The capltol On
foot and walked down the ayenue, a curious crowd
Gsthcz.n2 behind a. he ~atkedt which Increased 70
quite IN assembtace by the time he reached his
quarters.
, 1866-02-19
.. :. Men 41nfr1tAgmk1gb,
| Every: Saturday,.
NUMBER 7 NOW READY.
consa'nta- tholea stasctcls from tae be.s Au1 tAsss
Fostt:a Per:od.ests. i.

EyERT SATURDAY has been r::nssk koly s:ec4as-
fn1. aad has sua yrzJ heatsx cau,zadzsioas of ~
p1su, snh tie todlcous ehz.Aeur Of ~ MA ..eeu..
..-4t---
, 1866-02-19

enans'pa'ed. would respectfully Int e.rnc..iy bre
Jolt honorable lod7 fu 10 !.yor an a1nen3mest OF
the Constitution Of lhe United S,atcs which pill
grant or allow ary CT ill ot The States OF this
prton tusd1hfencht:c Buy class Of e3siEcn5 on the
ground OF Iace O. cont, for any cons'd2f what
ever Ties fSsnuld further respectfully represent
that tho Constitution. rs Adopted bY tlrc 1atherB
o. Tie 4'cpnsIic'stn 1.S9. evidently coniem-
plated 'he result .hich ha. now hsrpcrd, TO VII !:
Tho abolition uf alavery. The men who rrsrn.d ii.
aI'd SEoa ctsho adopted IT. fmned and adop:ed 1t
Tor The people, eolorrd men being ut ths time legal
voters in Inost Of inc STATES. There !. not sea-
ttnee For syllable concerning any shadow Of right
OF authority by which auy Slatc may ua.le color
or rsce DISQUALIFICATION for the exercise of tho
right Of suffrage, and The undersigned ,ctll regard
expressly Of by implication, giving any tate fueh
po"es; mud nc respectfully submit ltst II The
n1aeolInealt low rtudIny bc(orc yonf honorable
body thn1l be adopted, ii vii! Enable any STATS to
ccpryc any class Of citizcnF Of the cacriys iruo.
chise, EoaW :thrtandipc II vas oavipnsly h1uel
will .1ew 10 adtct the question Of negro snf-
hncr only For these astl oshtr reasons he under.
sisned respectfully play that the aa:ndnen, 10 the
Constitution recently passed by the Houee AMI nos
bciu1c ycut tods. bc not ndnptea and ~ in duty
bouEd ytur petitioners NIL ever play.
SiCEEU-t;- T. DcuhjnE. Jno. ". Drown. Alcx.
Douela.s. Joseph pates. WIN. L. Macarthur, A b.
Niudrhip. 4. 81. Ross, Jno. Japrs, Lewis II.
uonstA-t. 1no. F. Cook.
NhSbf<11C@ r. H. 1EEN
, 1866-02-19

DISSOLUTION.-The .Co-Part-
IL ut1shtp heretofore existing between the under
signed, andtr the Erm name Of G1LL"TTE. WHtT-
NEY CO.. expired by limitation on the dr1t dsy Of
Feffu1ry thst and Il hereby dissolved Either HA1ty
HORACE C. GILLETTE,
CHAS. 4. WHITNEY,
LEVI L. WEI rEEY,
lanes l.. WATSON.
Cbtc,cp. February 10th. 1866.
, 1866-02-19
Netn anhertt5*n1elttE.

WC. H. SCRIvES & CGs.. Advertising
AKents, II Dearborn street. are authorized
Agents q receive Advertisements foE tho Tri-
hume, and NIL other LEADING puppra thrA uzh.
ont the United slatcs aud Canada.
, 1866-02-19

A TTEETION, SIR KNIGHTS.
"A Stated Conclave Of Chltaso comnandesy
DAT EVENING" a. tx n'cloek for Work on tha r. c.
vlted. 4. q. HEBB AEn.
U61 Epcot4<r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-21

Der &utf&tr etns Netfen.
Sen trat, ols bteitr bel 8ifde iub, IN bas
@afStmnter unb ia8te > Sndbt9er 9e,r.
BE pferbe baten jefreftn +; finb Gle cd
eautt fertis fam IF weiter iebtn
Aus etner mtbi1tnil@en
CT a u, { n. - @ebetmer Mtbi,
3tnalratb(e tnen @anbteaten ter Gbir<
uraie eran,intrenb): nBet8 erun9lIduu.
eeit banbelt Is f9, pte Sie mi6en, far
ben @btrursen bauptid<@ baruna has Fl
aueenbladli& jene 3dlismittel 3ur 9anb
babe, welde tm Sntrei1e pes g%erunalld,
ten iowubl, als IN BEN rer S6entlt&en
Sanitdt BE eeetenetfen fnt. @elae
@eeentante iplrben @ie beiipielswstie
NIT nd nebmen, ,penn Semanp pl6bli&
In Sbre Sfi;in fartte NIT BET Na&rt&t,
bae lpeben BON Der Spibe pes bena@bar,
ten 342 Bue bpben Gburn,s Elm S@tefer=
pedero.lsue' auf's pfalter berat8eftdr5t
lt 2"
Ganbibat:p Ginen 8eien gum 3u,
iammentetren."
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Drttte Strabe, neben Der uGoncertz6 BALE
~. 8 atntwauL Minn. .aa III
Sin @lQS Bier fir @ertS
a. in benz SaIon por, I'D 5asaE u:
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aeseuaber Gesertun's 8ant, ct. paul. Winn.
2cmmt aQe, bic Sbr mib( elis unb belaben leie,
ID ptQ Sud erqutden nit MQerlei. 9br brau@t
ni@t timer bel ni1 III bleiben, fonbern blos 70
anae 20 tu& aefaQt. abut's& all! ~1arrp."
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Saluon uno &e8elbabn ..-
3. 5traee, seseniber BEN alteaM meriean, 1auis
g t. paul, Minn. asT
Der tnteraei@nete ma@t benz setbrten seut-
f@en publitum biereur& belannt- bab er loeben
tineu ueuen 1a-!.a
Salopn tebR &seelbabn
erSfnet batt. a e9r ~7t-arrL -gtgza
aRit tsr Verl9uune, tas .r bur& bic artta.
fe Bebienuu0 unb tnbem Ct nit ben befen VI.
titelu tets aufautparten. i'm @tanbe III, beuaitt
iein atre, f@ bas aQeemetuae Wpblwpleu
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gapttpl &aIppu,
4de Der @aba(bap unb neuntta @tra6e.
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Gdpttpl @alDp,a,
&ds Der Mabafbatp unb aeunttn StraBe,
Don SultaS @eyl.
Iitles isebeu In BEN ueuen @eb6ube. BEN Ga.
pitpl ge9eniber, erri@tete Gtablifemeut bietet ben
eeebtten @afen aubtr Der freunbli9ltn Bebitn.
un9 i'm Aaaemeinen Gets
sDas bette Bier pom3apfen, tart unb rein
.une tona' gen 4abetrant, seraRIt unb fetn.
Gin Subtb Don ber a0erbefen @ort',
.GiSarr'a. famcs! 9Iaubt, teutf@e, n,etaem
n65 "a aa5 Bort.
JACKSON DINING SALOON.
9adfunfra6e 3wtl@en Der 6. une z. Stra6s
Neter Gpp. Gissntbamer.
Retaen Dreunben unb- Bsfannten aur Na9,
ri&t. ta6 i'd inter ben, ubieeus .Ncrneu ,uub an
seuaunten PLACE zine &eRauratiuu er6fnst.
babe.
@arme RabI3sit.n. fsiide AuRern, RaFse ,e.
~ ieber 1asesaeit. DiefeinRen 0eine, QiquSrt
uub Gisarrtn Rets an 9anb.
I'm s~enetsten 9utpru@ tittet ,l ~
Dbl, s.fas 4.as Deter @po.
aa Nprfb:8eaeru &au. 5 {.
3. stta6s sese1aber ber Gea,ert pans,
ssg Ct. paul, Mtnn.
Die betex taltea G6paayeu, at39 % 5a4a'
ssrtrHtides 2aserbter, 2Filasi ssa asa.24.
aule1et&nete 2ieSre unb Qtgarreu
alt tet6 an paub uub bittet, bas perebrtt beut5&e
9ubltsumum jablsi&eu 3uipru@
37O-1 Greb. 8olt.
&eftauratipt u. Mnfferialppn,
Ucn :
2 @br. @@iQer, 4qIl
y tSt, nabe bsr prt6bpterian Stride,
IT. pa III. R~tunefpta.
ID babe ueinen Gle. Gream- @alpou ia zine
&efaurattsn erRen &anses sernanbeIt unp tnun
tett meinen beatfdsn 1sitbirstrn, mit Auaeru,
tere1eu, @efdsel. @tlb, Sarbineu, tura allen
mSeli&ea Dstlateden tn feiufen Style anfpar.
tn. f3
Das ttaee 8adperi, 4afet, Gtssclabe, Gan.
tteS ,e. tnbet ber 8efu@er lei nit.
Snbem II fiji bas mir btSber erpie@tue @otI.
nsQen ta1!e, bitte i'd Nm pettereu s~enetsten 81.
tesu@ Chr. S4tQer,
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Dritte Strabe> .aa>N Saint paul. a
SEINE QitSrt uub CUTE @tine. aromati{9e Gt~
sarrsn unb bic famoitaen .'IaIten @pttlen fntet
BET 6etbrte 8eiu@er i,ets bei 49,
.OOt0 &einbaro @tiefel.