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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-17

REVENUE DECIsI0N.-Ne cHp Inc IOHONHS lmQOT-
tant decision from one the Mobile papers:
OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, Sept II, 1866.
Sir-In reply to your letter of the 9th inst, that
when leases are executed in duplicate trpcate, etc.
all require stamps originals but mere copies are ex
empt If notes are given for the consideration OF
lease, they must be stamped as we'll as the lease
Very respectfully, L. 4. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
Messrz Cl;sherall { Jones Mobile Ala.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-17

Collector 4th Dist
Tile 4h collection district is composed Of the fol-
loving counties: Bowie Davis, Marion, Harrison, Red
Riyer, Titus, Up-hur, Rusk, Lamar, Hopkins, Wood,
Smith Cherokee Faunin Hurt, Kaufman Van Zandt,
Henderson. Anderson, Grav8on, Collin, Dallas, Ellis,
Navarro Frcestone, and Limestone.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-17

SOUTHERN PAcIF1c RAuRoAD.-The Marshall Flag
of last Wednesday, in relation to change IN some OF
the officers Of the road, says:
meeting Of the president ana BOARD o. directors
DeIisle was elected to fill the vacancy IL the board,
occasoned BY the resignation of Col. A. Pope Maj.
E. A. Blanche we pleased to state, was also re-
instated as chief engineer Of the road in place of Mr.
Wilson We have no acquaintance with Mr. Wilson,
but feel like that act OF justice has been done
worthy officer in major BIanche's reinstatement.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-17

CoLLrcroEs OFFICE, T. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
4rH DvisloE, 4TH DISTRICT, TEXAS.
MARSHALL, October 10 1866
Nf,ssRs j. IT. WAskoM & Co, Shreveport Louisiana:
ours OF the 10th to hand. in answer to your in
quIries, have to say that any and all cotton in Rusk
smith and Van Zandt counties, Or be taken
to uhs place or Bethany, and tax paid and permitted,
as deputy collector and assessor are stationed at
eath place for the purpose In fact, all cotton in my
district, IN ~ counties, come this way if owners
choose Bethany, haseba, Jefferson, and Mill Greek,
on Red river are the designated places by the secre-
taFy Of the treasury, places where cotton can be
weighed. marked and permitted.
, 1866-01-09

icsterdsy afternoon, n lsfga number Of boyg
were skating ou die Ice formed on the lake near tht
North e1. three Of the l.ds ore daring Than their
conpaniona sentured On the outer edge Of The ield
rhcrt the ice ssas not very hsm. rhen suddenly,
without moments warning, the piece they were
on broke 'ooee nom tho naiu portion and began
floating away, slowly nj first, but its ye1otdtr in
creased with the mosion Of The waves ,sst,ted bv
strong breeze blowing on land. The cake upon
*h'ch the iads were foat1pE ssas about my feet
long and thirty wide, and WAS Of the quality termed
awhile ice, which ~ eye1y skater Knows il treach.
csope end not 10 DC relied On. Tbs hoyk aupearea
10 appreciate 1hls fsca.. md after nc mt
1Hnced themselves about ten fect apaf In he centr
Of their 1sand, 80 that too .nnch strain should NOT
FL uppn 70 any portion and canae I tnrther eepsta-
were completely Parsiyzed with hight nnd made no
el,o1ts 70 fe1ose The pouT lads nna1}y, howeyrr.
man on tle rcr. seein: the condition Of adal1s,
was moorrd and gave information 70 tbe captain
began to gtyc chase 10 the fsst disappearing nm,
The shore. The snost Nnanmat1e matozaA,s that
could he found were heapcd under the tugs fnr-
naees, n1d soou the waller tn her boilers began to
Each minnte consumed Ia 1a,elne rte,n la "a
tbe tng seemed a9 hour, nas at hat .ho
~ htsd sa ung in,o tbe stream Her wheel moseds @
slowly al Ght but it, velocity increased momenta.
rilv, Until, hnauy ebe Wee under full headw4F NOV
aur' f many minmes % cone up "1ih the poor haN
fo,cn boys. and within an hour afler nze Mas ftst
lcntrd under the boilers Of the Mc0ellan tho Lids,
joln and Patrick kesy md Michael keunedy: aged
respectively, the kelly brothers thirteen md ditecn
ycnss and Kennedy twelve, wcse safely in The arms
81 tbeif distracted parentt. who had By this time
heen ,. s9nonea ~. 70 tbs soens ey the ho5s c1nps-
lain and cfcN Of the NcCIeltAn " tot thtlf gallant
, 1866-01-09

ri ss7 Es!sss +; s $ s
LU6 BEH-1ne tollov1ng DC tie 5aTu auots
, 1866-01-09

The matter WIS p1aecd In The hands Of our most
worthy superintendent Of Fpltco- = n t1ukm Turtle.
E*q7-Im msest,safion md that eunteaan With.
.the CONTINGENT, Sessrs Aobesi % KIny ye md Jsnas ~
Webb, 10 work up the casa. Theze u{1oes1 aus
pSc,ng fIons, tns driver Of tbe wagon. TO be In.
IN 5at G%s sS attempted to bring him to
What II a.sl cast snfpicton upon him was biz s!a.e-
ment that be ind NOT len his seat On The wsgon,
.sen E tso q ta!ee parties ncte positive they h.a
sen MN enter The bank wien the robbery octus7cd
y hak aeon qiscoveztd that Itoui Lad oTot6c. y
r. tas pasne Of Nilltsa, irving in IL. Me.t Div.tisn
a1a n nos Webb and KeEnJ net tnfned ;5 15esr A.
sefvee near the house {eltuated on Brown stEn one
door ennth Of Taylor, and for tHo hours Waited IN
esn es 1n }n H. @ Apoat aa az r. oee staa
through te Elnds, d. he. i perceired VIM Trout ma
p1et Of crsenbacis lid out before them on table
After fhIa di.cofGry The work Of the detectives was
clearer. TtcY waited short time TO make assu-
r11ut ur1 the prisoner Morrison upon The rhntrt
H:s bIolhcr a1n be tried IN q few days. The t1ia1
Of Mot1lseey will probably be completed to-day.
Ann41GN1Ho Fn1eoskRs.
The following prisoners, against whom the Grand
Jury hive returned were arratgnsd ycs-
wills 4. u>edeett Larceny. Plea not guilty.
William Clark. Laroeuy. Fame plea
Peiz natns. Assault viii intent to do bodily
Ns;isas1 ss;;;;..s ! Iexs!a. Larceny. sans ple.. !.
John murphy. Larceny. Same p1ca
Henry Roach. Larceny. Pies Of not guilty,
Jumes nanghnnn Chcat'-y. sn1nc plea =
haH Aau christopher ., Martin Smith. Aanl-
John cas no gaas r. aea e aet ea,;
Sutan ERfty 1ArGxny, same ple4.
Robri Grcfr. Chcat1-;. Same plea.
Ftanf Hc1bst, set.ne de to dwelling houss.
William Gayea, lareeny- Plea, no. guilty.
Daniel 4o1ttsey' asyeny. same p1es
f'-.Afafs Mccauon. a.enslanehier. same plet.
Mici,ael 9,Baen: ':scepy. H<s. guilty.
stspSen RoSin.os. Roan.os Larceny: rsa Galy
g!a,y. Plea, net guilty for both deseadaasa.
jams jams wei Assault S Wtth Rt intent to do bodily
Charles F,fe and Heny coiisster: Keeping
s.mlng table. Fiea. NOT guilty Tor all.
;aaes % seefas. a1: damias: s s.me 81 pt. n0s guilty
-tDt." i. Webster was s,7aicned upon tbs :,
d1eed charge Of having paenshed q oef papel u.
oE or srstody bis SC oxa Ss was ressssd
COUNTY CorH1-B.fn- .y,d1s Rns9sa.1 - = tt: ~
ettcte Of Patrick rMahon, 1fe inyeniorT mn .ns ..
p'iilsehh@eas n the as,.,. vs. y 9pP;osea -
proved.
ALLEGED MsAa17f.
On petition Of E. l. Chesbnongh, alleging nm
insanity q George nasef, y was ordered b Tie
iendant, and that rxaire Iof 1u1y retasnaba M On
the 9th Inst. be t*sued. N'~'1 o4
In lhc estatc Of Frank Bedford, Abraham Xcoor.
sa,.es: " Tx ras appointed 10 administer, under
IN the esiate o: Gottlctb Winter, dcce,xcd ,be
, 1866-01-09
OF. RlEelQW.

Dr. k5iEeloxv7
1sthe onlJ Physician II Specialist now II tbe c1t'
The can Be entirely rstied upou. Go 70 H1x, and mol
saef Disease to remain IN your system. dsacu.fnl
5osa Gee acd bcdJ besides dest1os1ns yons happiness
and fasufe prospects IN life. He has made pesaons1
diseases Ind nefvoua debility his study far tbs last
twenty seasA md u therefore the person whom III
adittted 1honidconsnlt No one eYer heard Of . 3D.
ut OF hts not being cured since he ha4 been Ia tho
city. Els rrputshon h4 vouchers il al tho city ~
pefs h patients and the medical ptotessou bath here
snd ahfoad ~ being tho most skilled Specialist here
and thorough master ot hi. profession. II Ill others
fs. don't despair give him cali It is ooly CON-
mon occurrence With him 10 cnre such casaa His
rooms separate for ladies' and gentlomeo4 and the
most complete In the city. ConaultAtoas free au3
confidential
ONCE No. 179 Bouth Clark street tco.ner Of Mdntoo,
half block rom the Post Office Post Otacc BOZ 81
Chicago, NJ. Once nouss hom .. H. tos SPIN
Send for h1s Guide 70 Health" !" published monthly.
ttc OF enasxt.
YouNo MEX, TAKE PARTICULAR Eor1CK,-poctor
B!felow dyotss much Of bis time to the Treatment Of
those casa caused bY secrat h1bit which ruins bath
body and mind uniting the unfortunate individual
for either huGuess Of society," The sod eject Of thase
early hab!s or the excts1 years. l. to weaken
and debltsse tho constitution. destroy the phyxicl
sad nentsl powers diminish aud tnteeble the natural
teesmRh and e1hauat tho rtta1 enrgisa or manhood
the pleasures flte sre ma7ed the object Of marriage
frustrated, aud existence Itself rendered tam Of un-
ceasln2 nlsezJ and regret. Such persons especially
those contemplating marriage should lose 10 time Ia
making immediate application, a. Dr. b. by his new
ffeA 10 n 4 At NJ
, 1866-01-09

FKE!: eaTe.-n411*oAn fzs1oxEs-kases asa
Te:E; +: a 'ollt"'u dressed uoss. Flour, +,n e1.,s
Few Iark.~.,.....$>!Ao t1M "a
Bostoa.--......~...,., IN lA Is
The Grand Trunk Rallroa.d y tA1!az ProTi1ions to
LtseIpool. sta steamer front 'se ID gold
Flour RECEIVED Today, ,4.s7s s::'a; shipped to.
tAJ, ~ lss. Market dull snd hcary bn Without toy
s6e: i'd brfs sMsho,i" II = 1; io BIZ uasoaai ss
%?ss i sa ss
Al shs opinE III nssfei 10 ~ ssth spetas aselaed
e: n1s n@#sX ~
ba ~. Red Winter 4 .l:zo: srk1xo HHAFa@
81 81 i r K q q D. ls { 81 {?
ss1sss + s. 4 i !: II & + i q
a. .;t: II buyers ., No. At x
=. @ SIS U.s. @ b II .nges I. aE
s,ao 81 90 stsie: 400 81 Do On tfael st:Se.
Msfttt s;esay ssei ~, w.! ioa 81 e sss.se e
:s y tds aS 4 lsso b q = 10 bu So.
e e esappsa 81 q @ "a pu A.
ket steady. Sales were. te0 bu MOL It Soc $9 bu
% paNLETsse3ea e e M ou .hp,sa q,
M,,ket dall: Sales were: iii bska % Eart aise
bbkxSS9ase9n': bkx Sa1;isf aaai IL q s ass: l. o. tpr
@ eog!ea. . :. }sse,see !es .,,-,,
HKE@lN1X-NominI At ID isc.
rBUTTElt-isece,ved,a a7ss ns; ahpPed, 1l.az2 as.
Ihc market contaaues oft and pzleea without change
Choice a.isy.......
EsE tnsR
sses were: 10 il foii Al :5c; c1ocks xood Il $s
, 1866-01-09

The CadAdfAn papes1 aze In terrible s.ate OF
excitement concerning Nj. Wentworth's BILL, pro-
htbiting the importation ot Cattle from Canada,
The Canadians had better 81 resigned TO their fate
This is but tbs beginning Of the end."' On The
1C,h Of next March the Reciprocity Treaty clo,ea.
and the Canadians will rot have the privilege any
longer Of enjoying the benefits Of .onr rna,kets
without ehs.tpg the burdens Of our Government.
Nr. Weutworh's BILL WIS necesssrg step. to
Er7rd aeainst the introduction OF the ..RIndcr.
r,<nf
, 1866-01-09
Augusta <Gn.) M1Fkefks
GcEInctrd weekly for Chicago Tribune by Maude q
Wight. Cotton FACTORS aud Wholesale Counts.
GetESHUSx. AuEu1fh. {fAa1Yxfa =

Hre % feei md riding sle*ly..
FEAkC7AL-GoId 1l.efi9; EepEEta RsI1soad bark
bits a5c} Geort1a Cair1l hank b}ls. &c; Tank at
Aukusta bills sc; CITY BANK Of Auknkts bill. &c;
1sa1 % @ nsnbar1 @ a e aso2Tls saT en Rleesi 1es
stsck, &c Georgia Central stock. soc.
Z tcT!pH And Hryr-.Cotton quiet bat Inn, with
ehankta II SCI d:tlis 1aehanxed a. 81: otabarss
5sioeK HEhi .s 1ts..se ke1taeFy-Soas i a naifes %
EntA1s1Clrl Axp paovlsloNs-Iotn tahellea) IN
dtmsna 4 q ~ g pE bn. Mex.s-Neoe s 4 market:
*; r. g Fl ,t tsuFssss+ Rssss
1ssvy i peI 81 tts - - aa-qsas Hsns~gasx
cured In good demand It dt1sa5c, Buitr-Dnii; choice
Bgfto da,f7 Il SC. IsTd-nes;y; pine lesf AZ 4 :,
G1oan1rs- -Mol.s.es-stock light, demant rood.
i!e,s HeM 0F,ssss t1 s3Inp1sea@Fse @ md Il asmsad;
Dull broxn, 1890; crushed tvhi,el "a; best con.
-stoek hs.yy. SO e. K,ss-neayy .Sd poa{aal, Il
E74T, }l2o. Teas-Fomtaal. 10 den1nd. Drjsc fruit
cIeseass tpeslsal: e seise; apples. lte1se, ARp,es
i: es SsioS:-'s&5s' sais@i'aesl s.sE' t.
scSDslss-1tgaors-$stesdy sod nnsh1aged: m.r.
as1, eaaa1 IL .isst 1'a9de az e
StNs-assoEted sIres, t4.sc3l3-n9 kez. LeatheT~
soe s{ss Ss:ee ~ i. nPIs5s d1z a 0as2 French
and In demand. shoi-baxs. 4.5a1t.tS.
, 1866-01-09

Annual Meeting Of &ho Executive
Heard.


svcoxn mar.
srs1.or1r1,,, Jauu,rv s 1864
- .-.,v v.,,,nr ,,r-en,
The Beard met se@e1oAs morning pu'Su'
AMI 70 ad]on1n1nitsant. nta
Premiums o. e1o 4na austa soal ~ musa ..s
70 Il. and 80 Mottuen ~ Mkeeoc1 suun'
II, for tic best sample ta'e oo'''cS' o. ea''"-
ha wane. IT, ~ an .,a .,,x.r n.d., n IL.
same gemn.t1 mnVswa ~. -. r.e "'S WV NV
Leg l,,,t, o. ~ III, ~ e,,vc, modal tn xor,s
tIema5n ~ e. aau hasI. ~ Gota.sI. ~ aatne,
iSf 1n Fl! 1rina q,n arp Grane a. ,n1ue.d ~ rs
aae, nc ose' "aa'' 41'1n 'ao5 s'"fo - II 1ae
e ~ ro,,,n II vas a1so ,cso1vcd fh,t tho
H.ateannnt of tfc proccss Of nanniaetnre ~ ~
eompanstHg tns q ~ar~ o. Tnes, ~ ths
@.1sissah;o @ ,ud thnf thr sec,a fa.t ~ toa5 auo
s9luana, ~ ~ tae ..raii,ntie We instruct,
t%,s,ats 80 e atea''' 10 '''''n IL 1oe papers Of
Tne sanPIe PC e,s e "ifs 'sam nat'Te Erapes
r1 fti,n ~ VIII III INT - nsnn, tha oenE H. n
tnnn x.s co,nnendod o Inc a MessFs. . W1r. t;n.
~ medicinal nnT7,os~s =" sooa ""ee1 "''e
It Is bat lust to STATE. pe,haps. th.t. in the
opiuioulof tbs Board. the sananles Of wines cx-
hlbItod at this .neeffnt- mr. e1ratIy superior
10 those ever prcsented before, aud do great
credit to those Who have accomplished such
prnrras in The manufacture.
4rTrnsoos.
k%1f 1fSt1 FNf7 7f1Sf$A
+,o o1aso MSa'o ne. n aho abo nrcium S MI isl o.
LIE Nholc on tus - raan nr..;r4r ..G.
,ba;e ;rnf;rs and were dIschan,cd. p'e'eo
II was resolved that the EXECUTIVE Board n,
the Illinois Stnte Agricultural Svcfety hold n
Fair during the SUMMER Of 1855. for lin NM.
nose ct exhibiting, by trial, all nrrien]trra,
implements for bfenkinr. stirinr s3,i1 rnIrar1 -
crs, Aay ra3es, forks, etc
ID. G. Gpltatwas appointed General Superj-.
tendent of Grounds Tor 1866.
The following appointment bf superinten-
dents Of DcgaTmEnts Mas made:
Class f. 3; ., Cpe-1dlcr; class B, G. ".
Gage md T. r. Lanc class G, G. Lee e1assea
tt,ai ana az = =. lasbury; cla.s Aessrs. Rosen-
e Mae:.s MI. G!ss cn5 ~ IL; = oSoatn class
p1nno,1 ,aars "Sa S.Ssua es. clas 1, W. f.
ps,1 ~ G f. .; a4nnn ~ class L,
HaiI.on m a 1e"nSu1 A2ts'@l o1 1he King, J. Il.
Tha rros,dor, NJ ,of,,,zu,,
-d = oor,r,sttao - - at;nni ~ ~ "asaPpoint-
- ~ .l,.ds e.. ~ ~. - tae preparation
r. ~ ~ g r.soi-ss ~ 4@~e Io":
~ .!su s1at committee OF three,
1oeeunf WIN tae ff9s'aent, SECRETARY, Treas
31tfT ano aupclntenaenI, oe appointed, who
HnaA oe auLao1!Lea 70 eonAact LOT Inc rent
ing of the dining hall. amplithcat1e, DC,
An0 10 arrange aor lhe catl1ens prizes.
Adopted.
Tic addluoual member are HanETps, GA.e
md Chn!dlcr-
Reception committee the aame ~ last year.
adding Mr.. Wentworth.
, 1866-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


fSHaHa r

MONDAY Eynuxu, jan, &. 1855,
business opeus to-day rather elov, md the strtt.
gency iu The money market is inx1castuc I7thes
tban dlninlshing. Today SONS Of the bankers
had to Fefhse To d3scount tho paper Of their best
cuAlosners, and they we,r forc1d 10 seek aceommo.
dattons elsewhere 1t higher 1ases ti,n 1ulc At The
tegusH banks. The continued he4vr .rtc1ps OF
Hogs ate fast reducing the volume Of cunncy, aad
urlces supply speedily comes frpn tbs East, the
ehectt Of the sztngcncy will be felt In oat srnesz1
nA1ketA.
The fats Of d1scoupt 1t the hauls IL steady, It
10 per cent. annam: brt The st.tot sales are m
at pct ccpL per month.
1he supply Of Eastern E1changr IL fully equal
to The demand. and tho market, undsr the scaruty
Of Currency, Il Eat md easier. The bunk rates,
hotseTcs. arr steady At "a. hu5tus snd 1-1o prem.
tetine. Soma of the bankers wbo had surplus
tied to een round lots At premium, bat fated.
Should the present stringcncy continue, It nonld
eoon be selling at 4. discount. -'
The Produce marketa today wern dull ind lower.
FlourEzs duu md hesEy. Wheat declined 10lhe
per buahel. Corn was firm. Oats and Rye were
steady: Batiey WIS dull nighW1nes u'ern dsm
hu! inactive. Dressed Logs closed 15d25c lover.
The cou1ee Of gold continues downward. To-
dsy Lbs market In New York opened at III. but
gradually weakened and closed n 189x Tho fol-
loving are The quotations telee7sphsd to Jsnss
~. II
, 1866-01-09
THE WEEK OF PRAYER, .
The Union aorning Prayer Meeting,
4 Call from our City ClerEy-The Noon
PrnFcr MeclIn@-Thc Exercises Yea,
fcf11AY.

4 Call from our City ClerJ-The Nom
PfnFcF MecIIn.-Thc Ercrrfxca ~
s,.,srv Aoss
The eecular press. On all ordinary occszInna fna
that their of.cc Is publie chronicles onlv r,rs,
extends 10 the jncidrnrs and .snae+. .ss.s.. .eJ
~. -ou,,o,,. ro,,.,sx,;,,. ~. s presented IN
Inc feAs'ons toIamanhS. 1he announcement Of
ra<,c,> ann Fpceta! cDnvo1t1ons Of worshiuoer. I.
- that il EcFatyed On ,1,e ro1r,,n. - =. =
vel ulRH I'll - ~ ,h.. W .ue
daily press n I'll "7 enstoua
leld haz ns own cars-.us enasdsd ,inos
and heagss o. deno"inston1 @ a1n "'in u
s,tsnd H. ntteT,n, a ~ ,s1,s. 1tae.o aao1
~ IL - ~nf - tstAE s9tA u!st1ncN@ "
us 5r tus tns ~ G s..-,i VII, 4os los. ineed boun.
~ ~ @ aao Cnflsusns Of
,fx,. - xaE4nns s,an,io sJ S S Lne4 70 common
siSh htsnGs uesrer ~ t aIG * tn.tage
~ 4. @u Is hs e'4 y Iurt aaa iofEoaen among
t;' u t IL !,ast. !. eaCn tcn@!ols uenonnoa-
t. .y s;., 4e 11.Ie ~ enoon Gnd pleased stand
pat'uacII.5 - a5ote ~ o"n present domain Of doc
ul0g, u ~ 1n1y oaia1a;; o1! We tend townrd a
:,a,Hs>tr 81 I:o M .hH' wnen Tor
rssre I'm d.h,;S1i.n "f~ ~Ne4e 1AA' oe no otnef
4 rnr,nara1tie rT,eeh or tht. .,,s
IL ihr t;rcat Sxnieninr Whfrh sa,
dotly led Miih its rrr4f rno nv. - ,.st1n ~
isTr1si sntiencr hsji, enI scat hE,aaaaa @ oa1
urable 10 r1in admission. While mt ~ t,-h y
sfrT,tftnr rrsT7 rernanaI 1I1fad ~ 4a a.4 o.
to tic pTcsenf aisuder Int .1,o a.t nne
tf13s s1,an AssS1etion Ton1,s ~ ~ auaaE Mene
hiork 9neonenfei ~ cn1S ~ - -frsI Coatcn
RIVER re,t1mri,hea s;nrc 10y &c" +1it enc. nnt
T,,cs3.ic-a II ,hc Tf,.1+a 49, - Nauu1 &oe
rrsnter n :. t,To ~ tnr..c 'I 4o4 1ucu
Wiln1n the uast fem ruon,h. the ,,,tc;or. ,.,...
, 1866-01-09

: 1Hc1e "G Euod H1ttIGGuce kdn CH40E6 Today
and the general na1kets ruled quiet and easier,
Tie rcce,pts Of Hogs live md dressed amounted
to Il, s,6sa, Under good demand by, shippers and
packers The market Tor Dressed Hogs opened steady
At about Saturdays pscaa but alter 1ha receipt ct
tae Eew Yosk dispatches, It closed weak md lsa
, 1866-01-09
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QUARTEEMAsTER-
Fokt LkAExHwoR1H, Eansas.t

.-..-- December y. f<d.
PROPOSALS. FOR Army Transportation.
gealcd proposals Hl be received at thls ot1ca unt4
q !!it.Fy supplies dafias he u u
o nes!4 s % n. I.fso9 a Fort. 1e.renwossa 1.....s
i've. 6orsh q Fols Les7esotth aa sonss o, ta;isads
& g. e,s s
I'd .ossh d
she Territory Of Coiofsdo no1tn of % desies. nasth-
se It.; t. 81 r. IT.: 10 :SP, = A.
months, onn April 10 September ineIusVe Of tho yesr
15s2 Es5'. st:S:ssftt sss s:1; e
~ s. essasisesa sae ssss. et Ksasss o. = e
iasSas g "a
e faI5 IaSoN y: q otheE aspet ~ nay d ds-
point ponts 81 Foaie hidsa ri t. . s:ss II
IS s,a fs9s. IS: =
10 SEPTEMBER inciutf7e ii dc yesF st SS''a sA
&; I ! il s S; i ss ss.
to pests os stations that may be ssta5it1nsa
es IL T. st e.ss s 81 (. =
f9.n n J1as t. S9Tsn9sT e. !ns4s;s q ,hs Iess
ri S{ p919d: 1S e E aSq.s
postaslon of bseoa iaF, 6z+aa pne innbe4; stos
liz ss. - re- T. ~ xsa :.
sa,s Or eI
the route 70 entoped IN the oposa tothe pasres pr-
pooling, tho contract Hn be acepsed md 6nered Ito,
@ sP &C. 9 & ,,
men<
viii be As follows:
:. ...........-.....*............1 1oe.oes
sat5.s.oE, s!dsaes q ii: ioyiii; md ;oisenc9 Z
, 1866-01-09

The onondaga Salt Company secenny sold their
interest IN seFesz1 coal miues In renn.yl1.nIa to
the Morris Rnn Coal Company fer $50 a,soQ57, OF
Whtch s5lo0o were paid as = bonus. 1he SAT-
Company hsye contracted for all the coal rrouired
bJrheR fot term Of seFentecn yess 1t "a cent? pcr
ton aboyc tbs actual cost q prolneiou.
, 1866-01-09

4 G1Sa1Ssi xitcSei DID, ss.Si : Il ne9npey R'ey{ nn
& III. aaasarr,, ana DID,, i. cui1el & ra:1 b.. g.
Charles Edxd. Cheney, AMOS +; taxreace,
E. e. Ihslor,
TIE S1St O'CLOCK 1GEu1a.
The great n1stake yesterday uas committed, Of
throwing open coId audience ruo1a In mldwinte1
to 4 Enihe1uE fo1lerted ttum their comfortable
homes. The acyi] never nnade blunder Of thst
kind In n the history Of hie lures. It Il what viii
rot, We trust oseur aeain u .hese norninr .aeet
not d. commenced under nvoraole an*psee4 at the
Rey. Robert PattcTson led the eerr1ees by cpume
EaitnC the Leading mcscies for which wr should, IN
give Hunks. lie said the .ncet,ng Eas nsrt su9.
bed On iSc heights 81 t. himssagat u IL II ipdIa H.
that DOW It ohecrved nnd recognized Eher.
ever Ch1ist's name was known.
lie mentioned, among Other mcTciee, the e1tt ofa
Sav!or, ihc ffsedom trom pestienoe now enjoyed ~
our land. the wonderful! appete for learning anone
1851 rtt1 felt in our country. Eghteen hundred
md s.Etgst- has been long looked forward to as
The yea, whcG II the opinion Of Tie
II IS In Jeeus TO have fresh impulse.
1he excscieet became at this point general. and
one Rfc5 another rose In Earoas Pa1ss Of the Assem-
10 exE0rt, md 10 lca the deyot1ons Of those pres
gnt. Tie mccIine continued one hour, and waz
throughout tnsefFstinE and lsapfeaftve.
Rev. Or. Hatfield, OF the Valmsh avenue ME-.
church. will conduct the excrciees at the n
nine O'Clock this morning In the same place.
713x MOON FnkszR nEE1sa.
Their ie perhaps doubt N to which hour of the
dag noet conveniently o1e1s itseu for Comuon
aiheyns Of this lind from al parts OF the ely but
the success Of the noon meetings Of The former
time seemed 10 establish that Al The season OF III
Others In the day, allowing numerous attendance
The noon PRAYER meeting At the Young Men1
Cllrtstiau Association 1oone, yesterday, ind evi-
dr1uy been reached By the sane influences tbs.
had fnsptsed the morning gathering, and It was
larger tim uEEal and deeply solemn.
On The experience Of yesterday, better pfoyis1ons
viii be likely today and throughout the week tor
The accommodation Of boh tbesc fntc1estfpg meet-
ings. which n71y hare an important agency 10 eysn.
eetiEaion in our city and wherever throughout tie
Mnd kindred fcsu1ie ate following these epecta]
e1orR. We believe, With all The debartux tnpncuces
Of the Nar, ihele was leeson in its con;rnste or
gloom and suoccss sslch deepcnra the religions
fense Of the community. sua made many men Dc
Won't heNeve1e IL lhe ove1rn}ing power Of God and
IN his special rFovtdences Of Judgment and ntrcv
to OR people Let the week Of prayer he taithfuly
observed - our community aAd thptoaghout ne
End. for never bad people, in Ill h7nan a1na IKE
occason foF thankful atcriptipna and fresh pcfsonal
vo~s. than hare VIC at ous late paatagc lhrpuFh or
Red Sea Of Nar 10 the CaanaD Of Peace md Lherfy
, 1866-01-09

And Future Prospects, IN 1s clearly rereklcd by Dr.
Ranhse1- He WIS The affections Of che opposite se1
He Eudes you 10 wealth, health and happiness. Cali
1t Drug Store 2:e1 East Mad1sonst., between Wells
aud franklin. Consultation fec One Dollar. d1t
, 1866-01-09

MoHnAY EFEH1Na, Jm. s.
The receipts and ahipmeuts du.7n9 the past d8
houre compare with those Of tho corresponding
date lit year as fo!lows:-
, 1866-01-09

The Best In The World. Harmless. RELIABLE irstan.
taDseHt Ine cnly perfect pye; No ai'apPolatmsat
ft,e Iesk. At.o. REGENEIsATtSG EXrIsACT OF
theh hair. Sold BY ali Druggists. draa.sS II
, 1866-01-09

Burday and NoodAI...... 1855 3G3 s,a1s sei
The reported sales to-day foot up nearly Aoo bend,
ranging tn rtlee from ss.4o 70 ss.1o.
The market opened this morning with nearly l700o
head on sa1c ThsTt HAs better atteedaace Of buJ-
ezs tnka ususl Monthly. md for fsW honrs trade
wss quite lrely and pstces evluced sght improve
mcus On the closing rate Of Saturday. This feeling.
hpwcye1 did not long continue and psicrs 5000 settled
back ruled comparatively dull In the Afternoon and
closed rather weak.
Packers have taten the major part Of the 1tock sod,
though quite number have Epua Into the hAnds OF
Cleveland opeAiona.
The market closea This sfentng With u ooo or ll0o
hogs in tho pdns unsold. 4
VIC quote tha n.rka. - naodesAthiT active sod-
-,,,,n, r.sntinl change frou Saturday. Ifteei