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, 1866-12-25

PLAYED out L. another scmtntsccnce OF the
rambling tuble, and expresses viv!dly tnas
hopc(css condition OF htlhtrs, in WHICH even
the operations Of ehance arc susPcnaea.
sTo copper or to take ones ptle, belongs
10 the rambling epoch Of our civnlzatiou'
While % take stock In my statement
theoryor suggestion, at once pfoclaims &C.
pree or unsuspectipg and imbeciie cfeou-
iity. which the history OF tho past teW 3ca.s
makes douhly significant. To CLIMB ooHh
to ANYTHING il Western or PikeCatlorh!lAIa
pike itself being derivauvc elang,, ana Is
perhaps tho most graphic Description o, pau.
fal and lAborious rotrogressson IN ~
which Involves all the energy and dsncer o.
climbing without Its ambition or hopeful
ness. n,.. of
nor course there are many eIampies o.
California hlang which stand solely onInete
nyn Immediate and individual merits sen.
teuccs and epIthets which have neither
conception nor CESSATION. bo1 which nave
snTunr. like MIne1rn> fully armed from tue
hrsIp nf some Californian Jore. Get: a. IN
intrausltiyc verb seems to Lack completeness
and Significance bnt rs the aboreslateoo =
form Of Get up aud get It gives us Siflo
nicture Of the transformation Of tnerlness
Into activity. sYou geit' and the appafr,.
tion Of a revolver placed nt the heaa =; =; :.
midnight burglar; You het,' ano .9s ~ ~
Appearance OF the head, ss related II "a
sppeecdotes. Ia q pure California idyl. To bt
sons anythluE, expresses something more
than habit, aa adaptibility Of the indiytdua
| 10 the habit, which no other term can c1
press. Adjectlvcs applied to ind1r'duais ar
mi rs original 'swect-seented Is aHet ~
| nntv AN Imitation OF sawincfooted. hf
darting,' 'ctcst-tossing,' ETC., OF Greek 1le'
| aturc.H
, 1866-12-25
UlyuECES.
aWlfe Comes into Court and AcknoWl-
ccges Her Adulscrous Acts-A R0l
xakcd on The Grounds
of Adultery.
The last divorce rendered By The Superior Court
l. a recu.lar one. The case IL that Of

The last divorce rendered by The Superior Court
1. t.eeu.lnr one. The case IL that OF
NATHAN A. rs. k1lZAHETH ". FRANK.
The bill was filed June 18th last, three months
ard three days subsequent 10 the ma1isse OF The
parties, tic defendant having changed her name
rom Fox 10 Frank On the eith Of the preceding
March. The bill alleged cruelty extreme aad rc-
pca,ed on TIC past OF the defendant dnsing the
tbc. thpAed t.that since and during said nnaf"
ttncc, his said wife has been gaiity Of adnlsety
AID foruication and has committed the crime Of
adultery and fornication with some man Or men
to ycnr pesiuoner .nlnow1, &C" The deieudahL
Established her own character III reference to ehts-
admits nll and singular the matters and hinge
aud allegations stated and charged in said bill, Of
tomrlaint nled in this cnusc to be true IN sub
stance and fact. and further nhsMeEesh moi. ctc;
E,rpcd Elizabeth ". Frank Independent Of
,hs proof By this confession On the PAT pa3s
srly sdjudged decree: for woman
Who would, by her own act, place upon the pub
lie rccords of 1ndicial tribunal lhs neEaowlcoe.
racut Of her wnnt OF virtue, could not nnd shooia
not. he SLOWED to marry, or remain ha1s3; "
nnr. even 20 /; he verl VI Uear rs shs hesseH-,
In tne$same Court there "as, 5csteEuaf, Liz"
uA' A"' c.gMxH1Hx vs JAMES n. nuPUT.
The vic alleged. n her petition. that she Wa Wa
maFr,ed 10 the Respondent In Entcago On mo E.u
asy Of o~olcr, 1855, since whieh nms s6e n9S ~
notWithstapdins she charges that he, On Weunes'
! dav lsat. Al house Of 1l!.ftme. on state s1SeL
| cnm1mItted adultery with rome tcwd Womau+ Int
iii aiso praJs an Injunction to tcsttaln nc nus
ooa. MSis es to b.
Of htT own lielt, In th: house No. a2s b,unsW1cs
| street of th1e ely.
, 1866-12-25
r..s.~ rn amt nut af the Onion.

Judge Curtis, Of Massachusetts,, wrote o
campaign letter for the Copperheads, IN
which he argucd thus:
..Ihe uuited stases took up arms, md msde
his scar foE q n ias .,n Eoss md b.
tnc donc Nis, and ihe atseded tight q ne sta,es @
Whieb andcroHk TO secede sze not and l1nnot be
pretended 10 be out Of The qnlo9." mefeiose}
ssthe ten States are eull n nc on.on. anu ~,
eourre entitled. uneoudinonaliy to representation
In Congvesa.' ..-
This argument /. bald sophistsy As cau
easlly be shown by little Inspection. Sup
poec the result Of the warhad been favorable
10 the rebels, would they then be IN the
Unions OFcourse not, as they would have
won their independence
Their, in order to forfeit no political privi-
| leces In the Union, It Is necessary ios them
| to be whipped ON the field Of battlci but II
| they should not be whipped, then they would
lose all their rights In the Union. They
must, therefore. lose to gain, aud win Y
lose-according to Copperhead logic. a
writer in reply 10 Curtis puts the matter Il
this light: ...-
&.Your doctrine, then, 10 plainly thus States Q
| this Union may Icbri agttnst the General Gose'n
ard ~ 4is es r.
fsii, thcy resume their places In the Union, q:
sLo.n loi their rights or po vers. u otne5 woEd:
wbru any Of our sasles e. Hsea o. nsuR sna *.
; shey eet tired Q, fgtiing us. thsy mfJ 60 oac
| nra3n te governing Us .
: "Such thco1} st lhiH, nIder which statea, n
vor acn.nki The nation. wnu,d have everything
Z Esin, nnd nothing to losr, would operate = pr
Mium 10 rebellion i alro shifts The whole anS; !;
: oniy ,i.ht that pres3lls 10 the H2hr or =
etropges; hut with lhe singular anomaly That 70
right of Tho stronger Is ncreF to pssyan on on = =
il. r, bcllrg States. whether 4 state has right
: spandon It's position as governed consmun''
: that L., throw OF its allegiance 70 nc TALON,
{ ! enc question, while lis pouer to reEtn1utsn
!. fishis as = governing body y another aud ye
different aaes ion. Ihs question Whether a1i 81
can eeceae ON the una9r mas ptah a Ss dons don'
y N. ming. yonr party has based is Tnoie eonsu
=. = fiot,al logic on merc pay upon wo7ds.
, 1866-12-25

rcra,lrE 10 walk the cold Zoo. 10 the d1sk. and
.pessdly. s % Ferris " a,Tesisd aad aaed s:
.reidns ID ss,p II r. Il, E soulh ciintos tGes VA is
seen. Of bsnsn. Which .hs ssia hef e. .sn n,,1
a%tS v.ie hs. ea nd sne
he benefit john Au,,aha3 vas ca.hier, bis du.
ues eonsistlng tss he told The Court n fanil1a:
cass Il 10 him there uas ubcra! sttena.1ee;
aud ever, tt1rg passed sssenelJ untit ne nFiv1i
ofJtne: A1Ein, an s%,pg!oyse ] e. s,s n't.fo5ss
ea:d he was 'nrikd TO drink; Tue nest
!hIne, he knew some one struck ~ hl@;
h9 I've ohfps slrnst ii ha ue s0 aas Chased nio tho
street and fono more people esrnck him. Mrs.
Margaret hickey -. there. sh- aud seveEal Other
had q roel It l-ife With two b1ades-both open,
viii tnts formidable wcaPon. the Hickey was
stabbed liz III stu. a1d two or three olosr:M M f.
ef he gl!ls Who vas TOO "sxeef' on bnrsy Smith;
hi,e n; ss 1na
don of viie names. Smith fe!d HIN % 70
| clcse his mouth, or he would dirty nis
se1sIa oP Inc ps5 = be,oss menioned Martin
&c i'd. a she Police Court he VA committed fef
Darlei Quill teqatuts The saloon Of 1eW Foley.
ve ve,1 NOE tSst Dsnlsi vas unduly Intimate With
cane cane aisssreeabIy positive VIA! he saw With
eoarss col He I caused qaM 10 b arrested, and yes
seSdsy moInirw be derry endeavored to procure
rom sut!les M,lliken n:ll OF divorce from MIS-.
Al. l.te hour On sunday night James 4onx
Knocked Il the docs Of one John Ducgtn resia.
ns ma " rreosnnns 10 james a ancient aot.sen',
"bueked him up" This eond1et sIenqa,a .q,ss,ea
Amer bcal1ag lhe testimony he vas pss ainsd !, 4
anesioa dc ynes, rs foless slpsa'ss SF Z!
, y yso S.s' 'a1snS s. % :. p s4s
sss,. Nc ao :s'ls Ai!er an III. n 5:st nan.ss
se ea,, fe'aoqa!' Ell L! Vic I'd eeea dssa
s.ySs ss vSsa s' nj e o1 %.'ifs e T. nc
Court j. slssy. 1oaSsd Tor ,oon = sas b., g
!. Two colored men narned Joseph Wilson a.
SyoS1sns Nanhsws .sioon Fos 'n.H gsnes Hais
j 10 with billlaEd cue and hi: Joseph rsmcn /,
i ou. " on the head. The cue was broken, nat -,
d herd As scarcely hrrited. The three men We
e arc el. Fined IS each
Q william B.net became sornexhat ooitv.ons III .! ),
h mna On Saturday night NJ S,d ,ae
S1nfs. Hsopd pand Christina "a. near Il hand: Ffs
70 nc Two IDEAS be developed thisd-that poss!
II 4 on cepstitpted oxnershIp. Wllh q view u te
pe The p.n he placed hinss.t in 2 p9sssss' r.
4. otsv e1s which 81 hs9 oSlonGsa tet rhsy :,
nj se:J ihonly missed Tue owne, % ca1nsSd /,
~ turkeys md Immediately saw that theTo a1d o.
- | torE nlaY. BAnet Vas puftueo aAo
IN. rrsied. II wes In vain that he :, ?
ii. aepted his theory On The subject ana
I'd, | uoyr Substantial tacts TINT he had vile ana
as could bu, America be eouldn't "touch" II
IL. was tucd IS and sentenced 10 twenty da5a al
i Jsr1ts Durus and Michael Geay. tTo yo
ow | lads. etole The sam OF $a-25 from saloon kee
Jm On North Wells street -, Jonn Carl, anc
10 | naughty Dor, residing on ferson street, sto1
At tied ffo,n a little boy four Q: dte yesrs old,
c5. rfscra s7ds lied about it. The three youths
,ib. neld for eIan ina atIoa before the Commhslout
ron tue Reform School.
, 1866-12-25
Tnc r, cedfnen,a Bureau In AlRbnnat

The F1ctdmensA NQfcAu IA AA~oo"~t
We have received the report Of A,}or GEN
cral Wager Swayne, Assistant Commissioner
CT the Buseau Of Refugees and Freedmen, for
the State Of Alabama. from which We gather
the following items Of interest:
Tue total number OF rations issued in the
State during the eleven months ending Sep.
te,nhcr 80, 1sG6, was S,7s9,7ss, valued at
s.;i3, ,559o.l6. The net cost Of schools sup
ported By the Bureau hns been an average Of
nincty-two cents for each month of tuition
enjoyed by each scholar. The various
amounts paid ont were: Teachers s3,TS.99o ;
Superintcndcuts, 81, ,140.67i rent, constrpc-
tlon and repairs, $l,715.75; total, ss,Gs.os.
There were, incnr7ing this expense. sixty
eight teachers aud. .forty-three schools. The
receipts Of the Burcau were, slS6, Isl and
Disbursements, s1eG, ,665.T. In tue hospitals,
3,s01 were admitted, 2,6i9 discharged, 4is
died, and 40 remaining.
, 1866-12-25
JAIL DELIVERY.
Six Women Escape From the County
Jail-Serious Injury to One
Of the Party.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning the De-
ruty Jaitor at tho Court Honse was aroused lrona
his slumbers BY rApptng at hts door. Il was
At once sscertsintd that shere had been m ese..
Tas only discovered At that tine u eon.e.
nuepce Of N acadcnt which happened 70 ooe
The party. nd oi nSa a. coppf oHsI Hcu.e, ~
nre 1,rht Of STAIRS from the basement hoos
= omen have been held ln condnement s1 o.
ns q
It was hazardous undertaking., ont loese .a ~ 70
ri.E 70 vopsrdiz1ne TIA. Aa1y AM Is not FesaI Az
IN he iins & stealing. her T. !. o,,s ;sTstss ssa
aS.a Snsa asssioD III vas si1o asde q net pa5ine
hure ,oEe on police officer who went With her
10 paer where her sister dwell 70 n9 Set money wo %
iz 9epene pe Places Wniis the oeer o.. ot sisht
May AM wemsn 2. os. fs!t'ls tnEsH11! M y u.
By some means sa' the obtained bo,.s of @ aaaaiois
eon'enea COZ, eapeeted @ie IRON rom tue ouissis- but
i has been ssee1sansd Ia! The article dt not as.
Iowr' Was VA cut eptiteiy ALI two" aud :, smooth
bad ssss b. p;ssss sssed # P.a as se:;S sn
neicntiy to allow a not TOO srout pe;zos 10 pass
1hs,e ". r.. another her onstsss; /;
tsne @ aes:ss.a: 6ns ): :Aese 1as sltesdv gone; i
L 4" wss donc without as4lksat C c., fjn
ss,nx 1h LII ,se 'ssss1 enas Were Iarss o.
one one tiar and they were bent down: Al *
enpor zea Iere esasstns q shcss nea soist@, I'm
e.espe eses ~ to II thosc Win wsss ds1lus soouS,
ss.9t " i tes asy sns I'll: qpsa Sss hard
isy-sione pavement. It muss havc been az eS
E cssainely atfacnl. operation 70. them 70 havt Az
,ss ,es or me sen fasass1 nsse IN vi @ds
hea 9p9n s1sssa 70 auas;a ai tss
fes,s h9'asss 's@ts fson.n, A;a a. fSss. III II
n Webster. Mary Howard and Eea poaoGa9 to i, r.
II Psnientiary At Joliet, 10 ssay various lengths
time, agrceabls ts1l.e terG;s Of their sentence:
?. she had scsreeiy gGt ontside ths Siuaow osioI
it ths iort her hold q the tT,s,sd sheet, and ts
Of Remaining s IN tic room. Their womaniy symp;
hss ssn, wis gsssd s he sreers q e
D; minutes ,hey RETAINED from civirg any MAN
sipS sss TGt na m ,1ssens aSy
twxn @nnsss so,iaet w. 'sas Ia'eRdS sEdce. b
be ins. IL Ills aslon,sbueut at this rsyel.tion msy
nd imagincd. Assistants were Immediately seat 9
ls % DID tbs natofsnnste Ei.l sh' Tas s5s's1
is bones wese broker, but her bruis
aud Internal injuries were very ssy5i
Bridget vas committed ftom tic roli
Court only four Or i've days since fot stealnat
, variety OF articles from her late MISTRESS ;
he did not deny The p:incpal p1rt
,n- The larceny, bnt wished the court TO write e e
=, | tain pEoufntnt men in New York who wonld cl
ao her good character and would letl where :
sas S Tns lat "a g.sssss ssc III & MI b
.N mnsh pleasure for some time In making any re,
Ira cnce 10 It. ..-.
its Mary Ann Brennan: true 20 her Instincts son:
- l tho Quletude OF the West Side, aud about nc
nt ycstcrdAy vns &C en- emerging fson the back d.
wn of residence. 1ts proprietor summArily
en-. inarded What Eae ~ co,eG ea ana ~ % ~ Mas e
en- ns t,lsn 10 the Tolicr S;asion and there rec
cnt nl,ed a. ne lady thief OF the city. The 9th
, 1866-12-25

Iotsa..-. '-....-.-. .'....'...''.... f9"'s'e,'"e
Being the whole sum, aud round
el4, ,000, 900 Of profit beside. Whcu VIC in-
clude 45,000 square miles Of territory an-
ncxed, with a population Of !, ,on, Oo0 there
on, besides G.Q0, 600 reduced to vassalage to
Prussia, 1t Is not bad summers work for the
winning side.
, 1866-12-25

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@ H.9tn; ri o e; sehr joe da;.:N r ,st.sa
s ss. At ss5sP s5s' % II e. Hisy haTya
dsmssed 1t sa.ie and ru.et er Lac hat,n ~ auro,
scss ferusna ,ost ,lbhooi Lase pusos srsaa ssa
ss Ems. e spS5nS paySs,y .;S.e ;p:aas M sisk:
ss,. rS'sad A. a'TH.i'a FL = ali
1 Ii f:xs e! H4,s: ~ IL .s =
lipros.n' d4m.ssa n,4 ets5S sSr Jennie .aa Aaae,
stmr 4: u Meg ,g;dn ss0ss sea Yaoapssa asaore a
o;sEEs Il! @ sss1 5s,
r. t.lt' Gnsa e9 !, TX MaF sat =
.95sn e. = pss os 3 = etes III uast Il
esl;1 :! n E.:e A!en, Hsfs Isfrass If n
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hsra Ard ST. And!ews. eolds i False rsesaue Isis
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Sour Miala., broke atsr!nE gear and IL cut
fs FL liz aTdn: sGt
ss IL WIZ: ~ sas 4: si
q s s = S,.,: G. i j. o1
Monsoon ashore a AusSss"n: Eos e. hatS sd Asho m
Il !, ss'S issa
tse1 S tFei p p* & .sss sSss
sa5 ss H. q as s''ss u r. vs s
LsIe sIIysa 4 + r., g.
III .Se
M est sa &; q Il
Lks i!aToa ssh1 ;'r;sy ssss:s sst csieS r
kn.p 1ae. .Ne chesso "a
seoxN orne:t s.ho,s st Ghi1So - loss M aesx eat e..
ss egf sfSse rs
10 htrnkv.tsr; badly asm3s.d ct OIL seh1, 1 bar =.
g: ssed Tur y r. Rib eoIiides vlth stms Com Per-
i4op aiaaer espioaes boiler Like Huron three ps
IN Killed sct1J stsressec asnofs At Fer. rn5i b.! n
ls asss ,a.s p:sse. I'd ~ tos. ii 10 ssr H.
nes, Son IT. co " uS 6ea! 1 anoS
dsmasea pa.i sehi Atss,'c sas;Sea
~ ,oa s! stn:r Il s.;
d e ttroyA hy t1Ee At g,t1ao to,a1 lo:s y
n "a Liz S!c.{Eaa: ssh! j: WeI5sF xase ri2es .
a1 ss's' 's.psr s;s5 O. = LIZ Ms5.s.n sa
IT f2EanE :ie-s sas On 71eo. A's
iae II Ea.std on Lake Mtengan; towed e CHA =
:cs esss ea s,:ss S
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n 1sst x shs e. F. re S'a' ass' e.
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Eot sa Yssa7 ere Il nsska.s: sfsei "a ~
Il "a saF is n:x s sss efs t. % sstas*
n.1sF aeak IN fsI1 i1 ee sfsT sa!e s ~
,.ir fa54 Ten Wsnns ashors @ q 5 For. s9ree ell
E" -: nfsaf s5 ssS;s s sss
i,!- iA1at, n1oo gut oa nd sep,i5cd; scns HsE
sd me- n ns s's5sEs ss Dss
- scoE Mary Anes.a. H.! pa1 Il aeek lo.d ..ne;
ks to'o hsys: Enn laSeF a e. e fsi
E ssrs sss os q 6 a,.v 81
TG tn.si i1ss TaE ciiy ef DaI.lo burned II B.aeS
i1I i.ss u7sn asn. ! Ii Hs''a1 T. g.
e Al sinllar d>aster same Tine. schr A. Bradley, q
:iis ls15 sboIs oa ts FL ~
sweeney; e. Rasf asas,e s4sia III
.he3 III icss via iii iaaas L.Ie d ..Fiq; IaE
A. asna I'll @ be bssee s. Fl Fo, e5'G s.
,a sIs Ma5y s,T ihi,iaS til eea esR.4 &
sS S.iE ussss' S.s
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, 1866-12-25
Naughty Girls At n Matinee.
from the New York Round Table

A custom prevails IN some European Giles
Of quietly removing, RI <t armis, persons who
insist on disturbing the audience In the the
atrr or opera house with selfish aud untincly
noIse. Ii young ladies, or those who have
the Carb Il not the manners of such, con-
tinue to Indulge at New York places Of
amusement in practices which can be de-
scribcd by no milder terms, We really must
urge that 1t will constitute Ut matter for
the interference Of the police. The nuisance
Is meet conspicuous At the afternoon per
formnuccs. which the conductors think
proper to call saatiaets. Whether tho
absence Of male companions is
which leads Young women to misconduct
know not; but VIC know that Ii has now be-
come almost impossible to enjoy day per-
forlnance, more especially Of a musical char
actcr. at any thenlre in town, because Of the
inssilel able aud most iudelicate noise made
by those who, II appearances are 10 be trust
uels at home. What, with the giggltnc, the
screaming ard the hustle Of these fair dis
turhcrx, the auditorium Is made more like a
village school IN an nFroar than temple ci
att where Indies and gentlemen are supposed
10 asse mblc to enjoy the works Of famous
mast-1s; aud Whist u amusing as we'll as frri-
tating, the <e htcst mark Of impatlcnee or
rcptoval Of their unreasonable antics is apt
10 be received very much as insulting pro-
ro<a!s may be supposed to be by m 1ndtg-
paut et,lpstct.
There Is eosnctfinc very charming in the
indications Of good sptrtta. aad the laughter
Of girls has been celebrated by Byron, a. ell
a. 81 older poets. As among the most meloli'
ously delightful of sounds. But theEc Is .
place for everything, and VIC 20 10 theatres
! not to listen to the audience but to the play
crs. Habits such a. these grow rap,diy worse
through being unchecked, and we arc not
surrrfecd to bear that Intelligent foreigners
arr invariably doubtful OF the character o,
ladies who commit themselves in manner
which, 10 their eyes, Is 80 equivocsl. It l.
quite as inconsistent with good breeding tc
| spoil the pleasure Of one 8 company In large
or public place as 1t Is In a small or private
one, aud ii Is surprising that 40 many whe
| would bc outraged hy q mans walking int
theis drawing rooms xith cigar in his mou.t
and his hat on, should 50 repeatedly be gull
| II cf Iulrir gc1ents which arc IN no degree
| less Improper. We have heard Who'll.
act Of = favorite opcra positively spoiled b.
the rncket Of a beIy Of pretty girls, while th'
I,oor patient men sat silently under the In
ifc,iou, unable or unwilling to venture .
word Of remonstrance,
4 Surely this absurd and unlAdylike habi
should be perrmptosily abated. 1t Is no
only dtsagreeable to all Of tho audience VIII
do not sicld 10 It's Temptations, but disre
spcctf1l erd peculiarly annoying to th
| nrtists
, 1866-12-25
CHICAGO CATTLE nARKET.


a.. OFFICE or TIE CHICAGO TRt1ESx-}
MONDAY EVENING, December u, l516-
BEEF CAIILE-1he u,Arxrt Wa quiet and noml-
nal. There WA liberal supply OF stock in the pens
but vy little that Wa desirable. The Attendaacc was
hxht and, With tho exception Of te sm.ll lots tzen
for city Slaughter nothing wa sccompished IN tho
way Of eala- Tbs nhi1es may be quoted tonInM II
Il 5a7a7x tur Inferior 70 chosee gr,des.
uOGs-Inese ~al = tatr demand for this day In ii.
v,er ard tne .yas1s were tolesah!r well cleared ii
prices vcl up 10 the e:osrs sates OF lA we- Fatk-
IN we.s shout The oaiy purchaser, asT butchers
tAktrg fev lots only.
We note The fpllov1nx sales to-dsy:
, 1866-12-25
Nrm 93uhiirati0ns.
Eru9nsaaS-

NfFICE OF THE sUPERINTEND-
COU1sT House, Spr1nsEeId Illinois, De. 10 ta6-
seAed prore: I'm e - e.seo @ as Il. o:es Of s.
dad Illinois, Until II o'eiock m. December .sth, hx
caltlon col1EnA pilas:+Es a.d their b:l. capa bed
Eortc snr Post O11ce, c,lsx. Dravinx, Of toe
Eork, thowtnz dl..-nfon., design and eIt-nt u IL
q b. application 1t the custom Hrese. A. LhlcaEo.
And St. Louls. Missouri The p.iters for esptsals
Be tntmitted = The superinteter1 for aoprnvA
feforr csaoy sad beds 11d teps OF COLUMNS and pills.
ters Iaurt b. pfaned true. All the ca1u1Es 1aast be
fcrud Of eyen thickness. shAEp 3tt&cs 4; stnookn
aer1 The CHARACTERIZATION mos. oe Ct snpc7or lnsh-
The price tEelaing tei-hs ani Dc yc5. must bG xlrcn
IA rrcsa End ~ao OF the worx n51t be delivered
IL Springfield h7 CT before he lit 4 2l.rch 1sd;.
niLs nnst te acccmrsal-d hy soa: Of TWO rcspon.
pei: I'm tue contract II ATA1t u ai[-
Bbar ynEst he Add1tssed TO A. S-hw1rtt supefEtead-
uIss be endorsed, " rrores AZ r. tscn WORT"
a. ECHW EZ. eaoty1t tendeNt.
, 1866-12-25

~ Pfrssia made her late four weeks CAM
raiEn" .atust Austrta and the petty German
States. pay in q pccun!ary as well as terrific
rial way. The campaign cost Prussia
sla,otN, coo, for the reimbursement Of which
she has levied tho following SUMS on her de-
, 1866-12-25

DEHsE OF 4 F1EEnAs,-FIass were at half.
rlast over the various engine honscs Of Tho city
Yesterday, In consequence Of the death, on Satur-
day ,ucr7fne, OF " Miillam Dorsey, are,Dan Of tho
rtsaloer ..ls1aBd Queen Hi funeral took place
Yesterday afternoon.
, 1866-12-25
GIT Concerts -A:ains

ZAEKSFlLIE, UnlU. UCTE1HUGE 1aoQT
Young Neh's Christian Association:
/ see By the papers that Bryan: Rosorook GO.
yuur Associatlo.. wish 10 be Informed II there
has been 9~Tostpouement or withdrawal Of tbs
Un,ou National Gill Concert. and II you teceirrd
The money. Please let mo hear from you.
Respectfully, A. n. TEnRr, Sec,
, 1866-12-25
sss.s.ss.ss*s%s~ssstAs%-eAusf1
mHFAkAIfT1 EEAIINLS7

Baltimore Provision 11nr&ct-Deetmbera Il.
P.essg haze not yti e IN sneed 9ps...,ss md tae
EtceIs htht q III dese!fp.ions Potk.smM s.les Of
mess h&y+ becn eEetted 1& $-.AaE ElO 6s1. L1rs1-
Cir and Weser1 hrs have brought tn small
vsy- No lnqu1y sos round 1ot.. fulk Nsats-A sale
Of tbs Wtek Ut aye. No movement In hAns Of siaes
, 1866-12-25
COMmERClAL.

XoxpAr EvEuo. December "a, 1885, ).
~. tolloviae tsh,es chow tho receipts and chip
,,,rto of Produce during tho past forty eight
, 1866-12-25

suEEp-Tbese va fair demand to-dAy On local ac-
count Tut under the lasku supply prices are lower
The demand Ii chiefly ns good wes,esn E1Aten; other
descriptions are n,ost neglected. The foaloEtuE were
the principal sales:
cpnover = Hall to oTeesafden.....--..29 g I@
keenan, L :. 70 WAn.-..-......-.-.... 1.sS
US1tea boukht- y
Teefasdeu hQQcht,. " W AN9
, 1866-12-25

Showing net trcr.ase OF bonded debt d.
du1iuE past six Jears. s...--.-.... ...eLa9l,o'Ste
The New York Commercial AdesTftfef %"
ForIsn exchange is again weaker. There IS ~ AZ
ample Rup2ly Of prime bills on the matset ana
nm 4 moaernte nmount Of the lovts gr1des. a.
n1e.cut iho supply appears to consiat lAlGtiy OF
drawn against hIs M
ofyrr,.d n 1r9, from nrst hands, but 10sf repre-
sents thc majority Of uansaesions-
Tho Milwaukee S<nfuatl OF 70 day Sa5s:
The money ua,kel has exhibited no ps1aco-
lar chang. Herc betpg an ample supply Of en-.
1eneJ all purely "aat aes e1o 1oe1'ps 14s
ID 10 e1tepd at proper facilities that nefcnans
des Pcauee papes T. = ,aie ,Ss ssasoa sf o s
yr1r. now operations are not undstnfen7 ths
General rule being Eathef to close up Old oaainess
Exchange Is d1u, aud tho quoiatons have no,
varied since onr last weekly revtew-h 1iseoun.
| ~ psr buyirc and i 10 premium eeNin9; ~ =
deal,re viii each other, The banks allow ae .
Isl, GU premium.
, 1866-12-25
cu1cACO pAILY MARKET.

Att saIta n Cruiu reported IN tAH psdre<t report
ore mode tae bcsfs cf 1tAeF W. Aforoee, unkss
etAef1rfse 6pTtA*td. 49,
AoxDtr EyxxHo, Dcce9neer - f26&.
FREIGHTS-KAIrnAp FHKIuHts-Ire tola2-
III n liz k,inf fnliu On tho Ea4keIA foA4A:
, 1866-12-25
LATER,
SAGINAW SALT.


We arc Indebted 70 the Saginaw Ent<rpr1st sbe
follow 1E statement Of the salt business Of 1he Valley
for the east JeE: