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part1tersttp.

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-Geo.B B.
" Sumner 1ate of the rsm Of Wight d Sulnuer)
and Geo. H. Miner have thls dsy formed co-palt-
khtp for the Transaction OF =
GENERAL COMA1B81oN BUSINESS,
At 1S8 South Water Street,
Old Board Of Trade BulldnE, under the tr1u, nau,c
1tyle nf
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An E,opement-Arre"t Of One Of the
Parties on Charge OF Adultery.
.t...+,, 81 f>}r,rfnnxff f3uxetta. 9Th Z

Ahort three weeks ago q we'll known busi-
ness man OF Philadelphia, named Stantx, on
.epai,ine 10 his home one evening for supper,
found that his wife md two children were
missing. Tic servants being questioned. sta
ted rositi:ely that they knew nothing Of the
Stantz, after dilisent search, retired to rest,
unable to hear any tidinge Of his 1aithicss
wife. On going to bis place Of business the
next morning, he discovered that one OF his
most trusted workmen, cabinet maker.
named Bnrghlrdt, had also disappeared very
myste,1ously. The thought at once struck
Mr. stantx that his wife, who was very well
with him. He at first made dlligeut search
Of the whole city, but being unable to lind
the pair, placed the matter In the hands Of
the detectives. After considerable trouble
they succeeded In tracing the pair to this city,
and plaoed Mr. stantz in possession Of tic
Information. The latter ut once decided
On coming to Cincinnati, and arrived here on
this city, he was enabled to find Burghardt,
who was at work In 4 chair mandatory. He
at once had him arrested aud locked M in
the Hammond street station-honsc On
charge Of adultery, BurGhardt having LEFT
wife and family In Philadelphia. s!antz hav-
ing asccrtaincd where his wife and children
could be found, determined upon seeing them.
The interview was anything but Of an agree
able character to him. His wife plainly told
him that neither Ehc nor the children loved.
nor bad any kindly feelings toward him, that
she ncyer would tive with him again, and fatly
refused to return with him to Philadclphie,
although he promised her entire forgiveness.
Seeing thai Ills wife was 50 determined in
the stand which she had taken, he concluded
that he had better leayc her and return home,
which he did on Friday evening last. Burg
hardt was arruigpcd In the Police Court On
Saturday on the charge Of adultery, but
no one appearing against him, he was dis
charged, and is now living with the wife Of
stantz- The latter, before leaving, expressed
the determination TO procure q divorce, as
soon as he arrived at home, and his wife ad-
rised him to do 80. stating that she proposed
10 marry Burghardt my way.
, 1866-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1866
To-day the National Banks Of thts city were drawn
upon By The GeEeznmen, Tor $75O,0o0. This, along
with IN Increased demand BY pork-paekers md
eunmiseion merchants. rendered the money market
tTcn closer and more stringent than 1t was yester
day, md some OF the banls, in order to meet the
demands upon them, had 10 sacrifice their exchange
-some sales having been made - low as 4 dis
count.
This scarcity Of currency lad the effect to-day OF
checking the upward tendency N the prices hogs
and hog prodnct.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange IL not re.J beavy,
but the demand Is comparatively light, and under
the Influence Of the st1ngency In money the market
ruled Cat and heavy The rates over the counter ut
the banks were .tl1-10 discount buying md par to
1-10 prem selling. Some Of the banks refused to
bug txrhhuec Al anJ price, unlets from their .euS
tGmc1s. md other. bought only 1t discount Of x
Of per cent.
The rate Of discount at the b1nks is steady 1t to
res cent per snnnm hut the private BANKERS and
street brokers are charging epes cent per month
to tlose Who afe forced to borrow rom thcm-
In consequence Of the decline IN gold, the orain
ketto-day WIS land weak Flour Was Inactive.
Wheat declined 3 ccnts per bufhei. Corn Was Quet
md easier. Oats were ffm and " higher. Barley
was dull Provisions we're active and dIm. Dres-
sed Hogs opened &c higher, but the advance WAS
lott before the market cloted-
Gold opened IN New York today at 15sE, and
closed At la6k The following are the quotations
te1cs7sphed to James Boyd i Brothers, gold.bso-
, 1866-01-12
5necial Rottee8.
DR.. HiEelow,

II the only Phystetan Specialist now In the city
that be eatisclI relied upon. Go TO NIX, sod not
suffer Disease to remain In your syssem, disasuz1ng
your ee and body. besides destroying your happiness
and future prozpccta life. He has made pe4sonsl
dtaesaea md nervous debility hs atudy for the last
twenty yca1s, End Ii therefore the person whom al
afflicted should consult No oce ever heard oS ra-
tent Of bis not being cured since he hsa neen In the
city. His reputation has vouchers in al the city pa-
pes, his patients md the medical profession both here
md abroad, u being the most skilled Specialist here
md thorough master Of ha protessioa. II a others
fail, don't despaiF; ktre him call. It II only con-
mon Occurrences With him 70 cure such cases. Hts
roons separate for ladies' md gentlemen and the
most complete in the city. Consultations Zee aLd
conhdential.
0mee No. 158 South C1xrk street corner Of Monroe.
hslf block fom the Post Omce. Post otnee Box 134
Chicago, III. otaee houzs from T. M toap ,. N.
Send for his Guide to Health. pnbl!shed monthly,
Gtte Of charge.
YoCaa MEH, TAXI PARTICULAR Eor1cE.-Doctor
Blgelow deyotes nuch Of his time 10 The Treatment Of
those cases caused By secret habit which ruins bath
body ned mind, uniting the unfortunata individual
for either business Of society. The aad eject OF these
ea1lE habits the exceas Of per yeazs IL to weaken
md dtblltate tho constitution, destroy the physlcal
and mental powers, dnlnt4n snd enfeeble the natural
nesnzs and exhaust the Etia1 energies OF manhood;
the pleasures of1lts are maed the object otnar!age
frustrated, and existence itself rendered term Of
ee4sinr misery and regret Such persons, especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose no time In
making immediate application, Dr. g.. by his new
treatueos u ensbled to ansurs I speedy and perma-
nent cure.
, 1866-01-12
Aegal.


- - :,
wv HER EAS I'm the twenty .sJyth
w DIV ~ necrrnbr =. n lax Tr.nS, y c,n..
oJ e.ecatea genera 1ssif 81 q y! nS property
r. 1na psed 'ef .ne 6et e1a OF ~ Ged2sa 70
nsIsl1 E1sen th1s q 9as az insea tor tnn
lot ess'' OF INC loo~'as aescoeo TEAL e.
ME t 1ae na1n 9a1f Of w. !os GGat ts1 u
eoeA seseo ls1 ~, tng u.lRaha,, tosa
ae 1t la I1onl T. aad tsxen ro Ias
- ~ Az o. LGs ~ III = ~ ~ ~ @ @
ED. ffuPosAiS Iof Las pi,eei OF iaao MaJ * oasea
apon atis Is @eomusss 81 neE .! ~ nxnth II may o. q
Srsh Es1pe1 Y s"o nea 80 = i-s.. .as & ~
70 11S ~ "a ~ nsbr II noct
+ti.,. ~ - -. * HtnaI ~. * hn"~o
noauGfn - p r. g4as n l sne ~
LEE =. @ ~ Fl @ Il .n o. n.th ~ ~ III
eaat tine q OSafoosn auses; sTHne{1se tses Menef
ess! " nas alAWn Ea:e4F Hit4 Sa5 noata Aas Q!
~ 10y " Tue ~! ne Y 3Au !ok tEsnEa sou1n o1
vet q llne aTawn parallel W!th tae nosfa lns Or
, 1866-01-12
OF THE DEPOT
~ QuARTERMASTER-

tDKI LEAfKyWDEIH. HanSAA
December f9, 1s55.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
Realcd proposals will be received It this otca untu
a9ppe: e.
on tho following rontes;
and hisy. nd othor depon tnas nay Be e est.as6ad
s e 5s9s
q 1Sps o e. ~ q
north and east og longitude A deg1ees vest aud il
BIDDER 10 stase he oo pounds pef 10 nes =;
Which taey vi! ssio stores "a each Of the
Rorrx 10. 2.-From Forts Le,ycnrosth and Eiley,
'eas 4 e
sfaa q as*ts "a
t. rer; En!en o. o1neE aspet 81: my % des
- 5 4 - ~ ~
% SeRtsmMber M ine,Ss.xe @ ef r.! a. ss yssf lssS:
Is s. i pqfs e. qSa Ss
to posts or stations thai sy be established
e. e 70 IT, asa
Tcx1s. west Of looxtndc 11 degrees Bidders to
iess ss FL Pc e 1E @ % q 4, 5{ss ss
froH June 20 November inclunIe. OF ihe yea1 lS5s-
eeed ponnas Reate se poaaa; e9s
% Reute NJ: aod Stoa 10 pounds g koats so.a
por,ston of D.eon lard. bread pne lumber Shingles,
Bsdds1 should size their names IN fu,t "a well u
doiiars signed ~ swo or more reapopsioie peqso5s.
guaranteeing that tn cse contract Is 8NAfded for
pos as g.
and good aad sufficient seensty fosnsaed by par
Jbe anonpt Of bodds required from the contractors
On K'u'e 60 ::::::::.,asa &c
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.nau. md vert 10 snt arrested the defeua1ut- Hs
Is rt,,y On txial for rpbbI5 Of the chain.
HonR pryoHcEs.

ulau md cert 70 9nt aITcsted the deienQ1nt- BE
Is COW On utal for rpbbH! Of the chain.
NonR pryoHca.
Fdrards ~ Edwards. This wss suit in chan
crry il which Maria Edwards sued to obtain d.
rnr1f fron her husband George Edwards. The
r,nor, Of Uiram n. chase. Eeq.. Master in Chsu.
rriy. was fled and confirmed. md In pursuance
f1,crrot 4 decree Of diFprce Nes granted by the
isnurt. The parties were na1rHed in this c1ty In
FebrIar5 1851, md have continued to remain resi-.
deuls OF Chttazo. One child, 4 boy now fyp yrars
al krr has been the ISSUE p{ tho 1oasriare The
dcfcDdanr notw lhs landing The fact that lis wiz
bss ever neposIcd hereell NTH truth, tdelty wn5
Affection. uzs proved to have been guilty. Of haf1t.
ua1 drunkenness, and extreme and repeated erueffy
KizkWood IT, lurkWcod. This was anoih.r sr}t
to Obtain Judicial separation Of the union Hhcb
fhoud It held nost sacred by the psrties 1t h,nds
together. The snii YVES Instituted on ihe 8 ith IT
lasl tesoher BY 1hom4s 8. Alrkuool. srain.t HI.
n1fc. 1toble l.. klzkwood nAs Btpakes. Defanit
Was taken on the 6th Of this mouth, and the n ase
icfe1 ed to Hiram n. Cha e, Esq, Master ia Chan.
cery. TO take proofs and report Pursuant to the
confirmation Of this report decree of f1Iyerer ,rns
ordered by the court Yesterday Tbs MITES rere
married On The 2Eth or Fehfuary. l8sa It Oshkn.b.
Wisconsin. End Hsed togethu about ! forfnIeht.
Hhen The young wife deserted her husband OF hall
> aoney-tnoon, Al IL now bellered To b. ;iytnp
Over he border, In the Pzpvfncs Of Canada.
COUNTY .Coun1-Bt5ors Hon. :. D. Bndd.pM,
ln this Cont the call Of the docket I, being tnsde
WAh al poss1bfe despatch, and iii suits ere tfied
and disposed Of IN the order IN which they stand.
In the estate Of Peter J, johnson. deceascd. sim.
dr7 Claims were allowed.
, 1866-01-12
HQSTETTER'S STOMACH BlT1ERS
HEIR THE WITNESSES !:

Worthless md pe1nteous Articles Ae otsea bostzsk
up IN tho Advertising columns OF the ex By 11ea&ea
lettess that The prupeto Of ostettes B.,ez, rsruav
EiSs QuotAuons tfuu their bn4ness cosr4spondance
lest The genuine opinions Of thosu Who 1so md
e!Ata genuine article should be ontoaned BY me ~
Thinking with the falsome ziEznaso1e put Into tns
mouths ofmen of stsax By inscriptions empsstes nd
charaatans. whosc double object u to sell both tnn
tr1sh snd tho public.
Believing. however, that t.css Important to rns health
aud comfort Of the public. aud which can BE- yartuet
At aoy moment By addressing tho parties who youene1
for them. ought not to be bid undr bushei the u-
dersgncd puh1tah below few coumunIczt1oua OF r.
eent date 70 which sheJ tn.tte te attention Of th
people, sod 1t the tae time especially rr1uest alf
r.Ade11 who usJ fee interested n the subject tn I'd.
dreaa the individuals themselves and asctan thaear~
rectness Of the rartrnlass-
hn1ay b thought perhaps. that preparation Ill.
Hoatntters Stomach Bitter. which haa loox been =
standAzd ton3c throughout the western hcrui,phcre
md rapidly becoming stap1eos tade at sha a.
upodet seAk1 for salf Ia stronger tone7 than o1v.sn
euoRiun ean speak ofis This Is rnc but The phasss
Of d4e7se ate almost n1unah1e; and every dav new
instances Of tho success Of the Btses either ~ ~
7entfvo or cure come to the knowledge Of the prore
ofs through the ailG Soma Of these nc oflmnu,e
interest 10 Thousands plaetd n precisely tho asa
cumatAnces ~ the PARTIES who have been protected o
relieved. and therefore 1t sees almost an act Of tntv
to put them On record.
For example. seycn-eEhts Of the multitude who "a
to gutter or eas from sekneas They drnsd
mr1f. ,na II n,n,t h. ~ n1.n..r.M ~ ~ ete-
th.r, r. Jr,.n th,t ~ rsn ~, .1..t.t ~ .s~ 70
t.tse,, M,,.- f,,,o..rvt.s,. ~ .us usuol hos-
~, ~, ,sst =. ~ :,,...a ,1s - uu nouAas
.!s = -. 49, - nas oee1 established
~ .s..., - = ~ u.sy Ho"u' anosc Who
",te ~ ue.s!oVea psopcfs5 Or the PIE
pataaou- aue sseo ose3acAness oy ia aid. arc mt
1! 1900 sa.!ous ~ .p'eao Aae Rnd ud!nSs aUonE AL
z,r.t rste-..r n r.,r..s =, ~. o.'es % NJ
ee.s .a'e1A !ae .laes On thts pofne whose sestt-
nou. - eppenueo, oo'5 NF" ~ oHn experience, bat
son-re. - 49, ~ ,an os1aeaee uoa osasF
~, 49, -. ss-ssS ~ .As :. On Inc sab
,h.rnt1en,rn nm hsrs,Si,n hI.s T., :" nlu .oa 70
ss.a !. = ~ n.,da. VISA A4"' VIC oeaeHc1nt eX
, 1866-01-12
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
Researches in the Kitchen. No. .,
The CaAIcrn-A General Talk about the
Influence of \ vvc11 Appointed Kitchen
on the Farm ManaEemcnt-FaFmiA
IL Not Gilt hut can be Taught.
CaAxrAIGH, IL, jan.


eaA1sA'"N' AA-' JILL y
TIE cls1EIS.
NcN IN Importance to good stove lis q
good cistcrp,
Nowhere in the prair1c country Is thc water
f,om .;,to- ~, ~ e,r,no s,,f3aa.t1,. .nf So ~
.ro1,. -o.a eslue' .. "eli of sp1 ~ sus sou 70
Hork "ltn' hence run OF cas4esn water ID an
object. During long drouth, or inths win
ter, 1t ia d ecarce commodity, commanding .
nren,,un to The rnod Wifi VINO 17as a nride
II vl,5,c ,,n.n "a .,.,r ,,.shod d,shs. ~
"A1e '1ne1 'An1 NC" "aHa'1 s''A1s' '"1
clothlne.
Taking the whole State OF Illinois, VIC are
safe in saving that not Que iatlily in twenty
1rc hsve a ,o,a .,strrn md tha n,ho-
.,,-u. rs ,e goou , Sa E ~. Vt1et
e"cutJ -lou1 depenos uPon 1"us. paF1eu,
melted Ice and snow Ihe rain water In tubs
or barrels is not as pure as that In u large
.cntcru where all tho copl dust and other f1]tb
f,o., d. -oor h,vo e,,oa ,,a +;,,s.. ...,"
Rsiac" i, NM ,1Wnrs ~ h.nd 49, ~ eselet
Wontod .>hc 1,nftf,n. ont - 1,,,'. 4Sa Atost
rcis 1ur;,y s,re.ne- .hara, T. Lups ~. aa4 ~
.,1nonr ill., n,ost nian5ant ~ n9t sa"nss
snt, ctn.cts liz wl,cn ~. r1nd s,ars y. ~ dewn
lie hnTds fl,9t sInu,5 naJsa. ~ yl""s 'at.e r..
, 1866-01-12
READ REV. W B. LEES LETTER.
BRooxrYS, ". r, May 18th, ts<1.


Yeasrs. HOI97E17ER q SX1TH:
GKxrtxxxx:-I hnys used your btt.ers during tss
pust SIX weeks. s teea It Il due you and L,
lie 70 e1pssas my hearty approval their eeet ueu
nc. Iuever wrote "pun " nos my onc and ahho1-
anything thst savoEs Of quacke.y. But your Birtra
entirely reracved om the 1cvel Of the u,tre no.
tua ofthe day. being patent Alike to all. and e1actlT
what they profess to be- They sre not adrertsed -
curu everything, but thcy recommended to nestss
nature In he alteration md ultimate healn. OF suy
Of tho ruost common inrnties Of the body and toie
they Win accomplish I had been rnwtI] Tor tvo
months, - - usual with NE asx tne spztnK. WIS
billions and sune11nE fosn Indigestion, and xuesm
diseasc Of the mucuous membrane; and though con-
PEELED to keep 1t work IN the discharge Of mr. profta
a!oua1 duties, vas TGJ weak. Of yellow complexities
no appette, and much Of the tlo coun I'd to the he
when had bekn taking yonr btsers 4 week my .teog
returned; the sstlow complexion VIA al gone, IfA
iahed my food and nov aoy The dut1es Of kbe e,tsA
application which 70 recently 10 vay fsxsoeuc nd
nuEdensome 70 me. When used your Blstezs fit .
change every day. These aru factg. Al laterucs
must te n,ads by each individual for himself
Tours respectfully Y. B. .K
Faator Ut Green Avenue P1tahyterian Church.
, 1866-01-12

HEIR foa TIE DEsr1Tu7K.-The rcyponse 70 tho
recent appeal Of the Managers Of the 1adIesr Re-
lief ASSOCIATION has already been very prompt and
liberal In the We1t Division. Thereis, therefore,
willing hsnds tn convert 1t i7to good conditioned
garments for tha needy. Let ail who are wflin. to
givc their aud in working up this rnatcrial be on
hand at Room II, Methodist Church Block. this
MoEntnE, At 10 O'Clock. : -
, 1866-01-12

Containing ucary 30 pages, and 40 Cue PIstes and
Engrayings Of the Anatomy OF tho Human Organs II
stats Of Health and Disease wlsh Treatise Early
E1u1s, It's Dep1orable Consequences upon the Mind
and Body, with the Authors P1an OF Trestmtnt-the
ou7 rational and successful mode OF curc As shown
hY The report OF cases treated. truthful advisor
tic married, and khoae contemplating marriage. who
entertain doubts Of their phyatcal condition. Sent
fec OF postage to a1J address, on receipt Of cent?
GRoi9 q tsf No Z 81 | Msiden @ Lane. Mbaay. \. ~ 80
The author may be consulted upon my Of the DIS
Faxes uor which his book treat4 either personally
by mail md medicines sent to any part Of the world
pp$y746n-N,H&T
, 1866-01-12

We stated yesterday thnt the bills Of the Mis-
fi&4no, Bank. Of Sheldon, Vermont bad been r.
3uted III Boston. The following, from tha Busitug-
ion Fxe fssss OF the 9Th instant expltns the rea-
eon: -. ...
"A report that the disappearance Of Mr. Hnbbe11
had been explaiped by the diecoyesy Of hesvy de-
GGency IN Tie fnpds Of the bank Of which be was
Cashier, reached US on Wednesday last; but IN
view oi ~ the drcnmstanees We chose 70 withhold
ne arr pa1ned 10 eay, fully confirms the repor. Mr.
Hubhef i detnuiier to . very lassc amoupt. An
peteut accountants has resulted In The dis.
covcly Of ;, cmbezzlements. reaching back for
yeaIY. md etn.ed q. high as $7a.0u0 A comparison
II The bools wtlh the asconn.. Of the ~ btpk A note
We hear, indicates con.idez7hle oscrlssnes Of c1r
culation appearing On the ehooks and alterations
Of ,hc entries Of mntilated bills destroyed, and
ialte ioo.ings additional distractions Of The
fnrds. The hank suspended payment On Ihu1Bday.
ne directors Of whom Mr. Hubbetsa father IA one,
astr,r 1ho nAholdc1s that the asteta will be sum-
ctn to cover the redemption of the hilla nd that
tDey will Be redeemed a soon as !he indeb.eane.t
Of ibe bank can be collected In. ~ the directors
ihcir bonds, the public, a:e not ukcly to
, 1866-01-12

GTATE OF MAINE, :

~ EXECUTIVE pKrA AKrxxxr.
--- Augusta, December II, 1s63.
SALE OF UNITED sTATk9 LIND sCEIP.
Proposals will be received TIL the nrst day Of areh,
1sB. BY ~ Excealency Samuel cony Governor Of the
s1sie Ct Mane, tor inc pnfch1se Of tho Land SCRIP
for the benefit Of Agriculture xnd Mechanic Arts in
Quantities pot ie9 thxn nye thousand ssIes- TezIns
tatnrtf of the State Of Maine 1t Augusta, .as
sunolk National Bank, BoAton, In tHeaty days 1fef
served.
An oss viii b directed to the address Of The fetro.
tA1y Of State. Augusta, Malne. md lEdorsed the
outside, Proposals for Agricultural Coueze Scrip"
EPHRAIM FLINT,
far4 rf SfAt4
, 1866-01-12

DA1L Or AReos.-1he bail bonds nf $500 and $500
each imposed in the Police Court, On Wednesday,
on tho two men charged with The serious crime OF
Arsor wc4a surely m<ch too low, tAe heavy punish
nere one.ons than the loss Of such suia1l amount
II was there imposed.
, 1866-01-12

The Gfand Ifthk Na1wAy q taxing P1pr1sl ,as 70
Liverpool ia steam from Portland at $50 2 Iol NJ,
4 gold.
FLOUE--Recei!ed. aeso h,1s shipped. a,ls5 b.ls.
Mstket lnacnTe aae unehanEen salca Were: :--Srats9
9:12H s. bss at e =; go brls Amber lows on ,. [;
% htls nnsound u tsM ss etls do as si.to. 6PiSa
sonhd at .t:oo. Brck"A14T FLoun-is bis At t7.15; ;
WEEATLRecdEed. 1916 bu; shipped, LTD hu.
Tbs market re- ~ sprtaz ~ heavy md declined
800 BY ae at sLHH; II Sg0M e By Do 4 1a9e1 ba
{isf: 500 ou do u tt.si* Is oo0 bu DO Al $l.2tY;
ia96bn do sts1Mi l:s2 60 II No.; e. = 81 4 sc:
Of No. Spring 1t S1:s.x aad 4eiler5 1t t1.z7X.
Commissioning, lsk3o b1. shipped. 500 bn.:
Market dull and shade tAser. Sales Wtfe II. 100 bu
, 1866-01-12
CAUTIoN G N.
the GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

In order 70 guard azalnst dangerous impostIons Tie
public arr requested taks special notice Of
tfully engraved preparatory ataup thsouEn raSn
ra-snmeot al tia United States officially Rukhcau
ratsa ayer1 bottle Of uostetter's Eltt1s Thu shleo
hroxn by tho government osE he ptopEietors ssa
IT,, nub,ic for their ont pzotectoa. placed eonspt
1ousy Across the corr and o'er 1he neg esea oos
~. .nt csu,t fsl 70 skr the eJe OF no most esua
enss---r yothtoc that pu1po.ts TO b Hostestur
@ Htsse1. en- pe genuine unless the stamp y taezs
si.o rroper to .tate sh.. he Blttes. ase sold
u-ens,e1y IN 9lz.s. and ue1er under any cncumstn-
ca gallon o. no sae o. aPa @
e.,rst ths Il 70 4ce that lhn h.tezs they buy bec
~ engraved label and note Of hand of AesHs- Hos
tstter d Smith, and the stamp sboye mentioned
, 1866-01-12
5rale8.
NEW FISH STORE.

RYDER 4 NICE ERsoN. rom MMs.cersetts. hare
,asred HosToy FISH sIOHE 1T 183 StAte atkeet+
are ,hsF win keep Tor pale1 Wholesale Apd retail,
D1seo Codc.h ef I51ou. "a 9aqs1es 9asEsEa do.a St A.
Haddoc{, H&lIbut,s Elas, He1tuGe. Tongues and
sound md Biuedsh; Frezh 0ysts1s T. kets 80 s1as
Tofategt, Fruits Ac Psckled Lobslsr IN Hltes {1fs
Frr<h Goldfish, EAddofk md Keln ofrct from the Esat
~ sn3 iii. c1o4dpxe
, 1866-01-12

Chicago Inspection of III mess Pork.
Ata meeting Of ssThe Pork Pac6ers' Assocla-
tion Of the City Of Chicago" held At the fremont
House on the evening Of ihe 10Th Of 5annay. 1sG8,
notice whereof vas read On Change, the following
resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
be ateted bY striking therelom the words, 'sclear
Of tbe bone oi The shoulder blade"
R4tolped, That the Inspector he !mt1usted1o re:
eoniorm a nearly As possible 10 that Of Cincinnati
md New York.
, 1866-01-12

same tine last week.
The actual receipts to-day At the Cnion Yards sre
follows:
s.. L1n!s Aion koad... e
lnos Ee0HA! d.oa0 ~
" Total, AN
Actual receipts for the eane dsy LIST week
Le39 SA%
Thercported skles todsJ foot up 5,so hesd ringing
tn price frnm t8.ss to s93t, chiefly At 9s.sa9s-4,
The market opened moderately active this morntng.
With about 500 head on ss1e...
The ncsh receipts were 40 head; OF these about
$500 head were sold, leaving less than thousand
hsad unsold. The lIghtness OF the supply, and the
continued nsluness OF dressed hogs caused . 1lmr
feeling in the szket and buyet were disposed 70 st.
cure theIr pnrch.ses It once anticipating Tery light
receipts for some days 10 CONE, and further atde
Ing Of prices.
FEW shippers helns IN themhskes.
Auooe the beat lots aold to-day We noticed one Of 81
head syerae1ng sB r.. sotd By J. Grd1ay Co., for
$3.50 Wa,twosk Mallory also sotd lot OF a. Avef.
aging SO T. 1t tho prizes. &. congr Brother
sold il averaging IS NJ, 1t sac. ..
ne state the market n moderately active and prices
Urn, at IN advance Of 2aa2sc 100 ms.
, 1866-01-12

Shipping Flour nc better Wheat and Com 1Gec
1oxrr; Oats firm; Pork firm, old $2S.871. Lard
better, 1sc; Hogs better, $is.25; Whisky steady;
Gold. lS4.
LrER-Flour active, At Is. 15as.50; Wheat easier,
$1.6e@l.B; Corn heavy, D@l9tc; Oats 1EIaer1 &C;
dull, 2.ge73k; Gold, Il better.
, 1866-01-12
RIOKRENE.

The FEEBLE, the LANGuID. the DISPAIRIyG.
the OLD should gire this valuable discovery tia:
il viii oe fonsd totally different nom al Other articles
, 1866-01-12

sEEDsE!:sdde1ssssais.I Ia TeSu; il bas. as e.m
~ Etrd-MoEr ACTIVE. saacs Ia bags at $2fo
81 haEs II t3st. u,k.+, ,.n,,., ~ ~ masa
, 1866-01-12
Nttp Offices


IA H1Hm OF Bonn o. PuRt1o WoNAl
C1cAso JanaaFy 8 rBk-
Public notice Ia hereby Eyen to iii pe1soos tntcr.
ested, Ihas tne nnders'Sned: coanlsIseers Of tas
completed fhe Assessment Roll ftF the opeelax Of
- 2l!cy: sixteen feet Wide. n9a rss!oa 70 Reabsa
.HcH running e1tt md west sh ep1sh lots and H.
Raosk q C1nai TFpsteea snbdlvta&ea Of Sec :. =.
4 sast, a1d such Assessueot Boil has bcea t!ed II
TIE ofEco al the City Clerk.
The undersigned 1il apply totbe Conmon Council of
.a eitJ u " ne1t IsgnlaE q be hsad % ne
x O'Clock In, confirmation such assessment.
4 Whicn tuae =! parties lnttrests4 Ntl h4xs tns
said assesseus uust die ther onlecoos 70 tho sae.
p wiring. In the otcc OF the CITY Clerk 1t lea.t
day prior to anch meet.Eg Of The common Coun IL.
J, G. GlNnkLk,
.> FEED. LkfZ,
O. j. Ku9E.
&n9dA3Ss
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1lK EssED. IIOGs:.keeelved, a,ts6; shipped.
~. Tho market opsnEd Ae better. but towaed TIC
, 1866-01-12
CO1lMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, jim. II.
The receipts and shipments during the pasttwen-
ty.four houst eompare with those Of the correspond
Ing date Inst year a followa:
BECHPIa Ikkt SEExTS.EnER HnttR8.
, 1866-01-12

same tina last week.......AH6
The actusl receipts toay At the Onion Yards are
, 1866-01-12

NEW YonK. Jan. ia locomotive OF fteirht
trim on the New Jersey Central Railroad exploded
at Granville junction on Tuesday. The engineer,
ttcman, and brakeman were Instantly killed.