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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

THE New York Times very wisely says
that the best thing that could happen to the
negro race, now that they are possessed Of
their freedom and all their civil rights,
would be, so far as national politicsare con-
oernod, to cease altogether being an exciting
element, aud, 80 far as they themselves are
concerned, 10 seditiously give their attention
TO education, the acquisition Of property,
and moral and social improvement. In
these directions they will find abundant and
profitable ground Of activity Tor some time 20
o,rna
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

WR understand that the Hon. L. c.
HAYNES has been pardoned by the Pres
ident
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

In a paragraph in our paper Of yesterday
urging the vital importance Of registration,
and insisting that the legal voters should no
longer delay in obtaining certificates, we
were made by the types TO say loyal 1t
Is not our custom 20 correct trivial typo
graphical errors, but the difference is so
wide between the legal voters, and those who
have perverted and prostituted the term loyal
that we deem Il proper 10 preserve the dis
tinction. We prefer to describe no class
under a phrase so doubtful as the term loyal
has become, and especially is It improper TO
use il ia regard to the franchise privilege.
A legal voter may and should be truly
loyal man, but il the correct definition OF
loyalty is an adherence and obedience to
the Constitution and the laws, the selt-styled
loyalists Of the day are not entitled to the
designation. Indeed, an infinite deal OF
wrong and mischief has been done by the
abuse Of the word and it may be BEST for a
while at least, to abandon its use altogether.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
LeMOINE 8 WILLIAMSON,

Office No. n North Cherry st., near Church.
P. o. BOX
DLANS. SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI-
i MATES. promptly executed. a variety q
Drawings for Cottages villas, Hot Houses, Gar
dens Parks, etc, 10 suit all localities and tastes
can be seen at this Office. au2t-3m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

Reconstructed Germany----EyaeuRti
OF Bohemia by the PEussians- lke-
forms in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eyre,
of Jamasca NOtOriety. Feted and Cen
sured---Sgar Against Christians by the
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
From Havana.

New York, August 24-Advices from
Havana, of the 18th, state that the quaran-
tine of fifteen days on vessels arriving from
the United States is strictly enforced.
A new political Governor is expected in
place of CiprianO del Nasea, named Guliezri
de LOpaza, and BIichelmO, who was Govern
or under Gen. Dulce, returns from Spain to
take the post Of intendante or treasurer.
Gen. DeaE Hirrari, the Admiral lately COM
handing the Cuban station, sailed for Spain
on the 18th. Several cargoes Of coolies have
arrived
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
OF DRY GOODS,
VARIETIES, CLOTHING.
Boots, Shoes, and Hats,

Our Mr. THos. W. EyAss and Or. r. C.. GABp-
MIR. residing permanently in New York. and
Buying ALI our Goods for Cash nt the
Lowest Net Prices. give US advantages un-
surpassed by any other house 10 getting up cur
stock.
81 To the Merchants who formcrly purchased
in this market, and to an others We can Assure
them there is no necessity for going beyond Nash
willie 10 buy their goods; for WE WILL SHOW
THEM A STOCK OF GOODS UNE-
QUALLED IN TIE MARKET and at
prices that will fully compete with Louisville and
Cincinnati.
We solicit an Examination.
EVANS, FITE & co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

HoN. DANIEL W. VooRHEEs is address
ing Democratic meetings in Indiana.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

HAyING RESUMED MY FORMER BUSI-
Ill NESS, which was suspended during the war,
and retiring in consequence from the hrm Of
NELSON MURFRFE. / tender my sincere thanks
to our numerous friends, and old. for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and commend
to them the new firm. Messrs.@A. NELSON K Co.,
as in every respect. and in the highest degree,
worthy OF their confidence. -
anZ5-lW W. i. MUktREE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
FOR SALE.

LARGE NUMBER OF THE BEST
"A FARMS IN Davidson and the adjoining coun-
ties. containing from FIFTY TO FIVE HUN
DRIED ACRES OF LAND. Many Of them finely
improved. and soil Of the best quality. Also. we
have for sale several Of the best Residences In the
city. In South Nashville and 10 Edgeheld.
j. l.. & X. W. BROWN,
Real Estate Agents, $50 Union Il.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
Terrible Murder.

DETROIT, Aug. PA terrible murder
was committed near lansing Michigan to-
day. A negro named Taylor, killed the wife
and daughter Of JnO. Burk. Taylor was
followed and arrested.
1t is announced that Col Henry Barnes
was appointed Postmaster Of Detroit.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTOTICE.-THE FIRM OF NELSON & MUIR
~ FREE has been dissolved by mutual consent,
WV. l.. MURFREE, ESD. retiring from the hrm for
HENRY A. Nelson.
The Real Estate Business will be continued
without interruption at No. y college street.
A NEISnN N CO.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25
FREE TERRITORY!

WE HAVE FOR SALE ON BROAD AND
w Spruce streets, several most eigable build
ing LOTS, in free territory Also. a large num-
Der of the best building LOTS in the city, and in
the different additions TO Nashville. Call and see
as as we are prepared 70 give GREAT BARGAISs.
J.. L. & X. W. BROWN,
Real Estate Agents, $50 Union street.
aug2f-lw
, 1866-02-06
THE NORTHERN RAILRoAD.
The mertA3tfle ANoetattsa In Favor
OF tie Rntlroaa Entering tho CITY.

4 speeth meeting Of Tho Mercantile Association
was held yesterday afternoon, II the rooms OF the
As+oclatlou for the purpose Of taking Into cons.d-
etafion. The recent action taken By the Common
Council with rrrard to The coming m Of the North
occupied the Char.
Nj. Hulibnt stated briefly tho object for which
re re meeting VIZ called. The committee to whom
nAto1ltJ and minority report, the former recon-
mending the exclusion Of the railroad Company.
nh,le ne minority report put them On par With
association to use their influence to hayt the
minority report adopted. and the night given 10 the
k1iiIoad Sompani. The route Of the proposed
aAa N opposition h4d been eot up b. the Other
ra1iroad companies. 1t deVolyed upon the mer-
chants 10 take some action Ia the matter They
MF. Smith informed the mec,1ue i. 10 the present
coEd!tou Of the road, and the condition under
which The char ner had been obtained.
Hon. j. D. Ward spoke 1t eonle length on the in
rotance Of ,he new fa1ltoaa, expressing hts sJta.
pathy with the effort to get the new road Into the
Mr. Strone one Of the original co.posators Of the
Northwestern Railroad, 4taied hat he charter was
given oyer to MIR. Thompson CD condition that be
eheald use his beat enaeayos 10 end the zosd. and
nethlng tn the shape Of compensation had ever been
odered, or waa cver expected. On the pan Of The
.Aner tome further discussion. which wss parti
e,pated M u b eeTe1al members of tae association, Ion
adopted: ~
:. WheTszs, The business men and merchants o
Chicago arc Interested n the construction Of q
from this city in every direction as possible. and
to ard IN the lessenfnc OF ffaIshts BY incnAsina
competitfon and thereby .educfnc 10 an equitabl.
and ns price all ttes to he charged ali citizens ard
Others dong business with same roads; therefore
Rksoered, That it Is the sense Of the Mercantile
Assocfntion that the CITY OF Chicago should gran
permission TO the Northern Railroad TO enter tht
city On AZ favorable terms a. heretofore have beer
! granted TO other railroads. Be II tnrther
| : Resokpea, That VIC ask The Common Council Q
the city TO para the minority report enbnItted b.
| The Committee on Railroads OF ltal bodY.
The uketiug then Adjourned,
, 1866-02-06
Markets bv" Telegraph.
OuR MIDNIGHT nIARKET REPOHT.

(Epecia1 Dcapatch to Western Associated Prtss.1
EEE YoKK. Fth.3.
Tho stock market continues pe.tusned BY uneer.
atrty u to the fkcat policy Of tho Government aad bJ
conflicting optn oua a. t tae poastnaity of Nj. Ne
Culochs reducing Inc currency which has short date
obligations.
Money easy, but capitalists ob}ect to undertaking
msny obligations except for very short periods.
uoTEnIHKIn.
Go7e1unents kre = fraction nr1ner this afternoon On
the 30 booda. but otherwise unchanged.
There WIZ n1mer feeling in the stock mxrk.t at the
second regular and 1ast open Boaros, xad general
rally In prices There was better demand for stocks
especially for Erie and Michigan southou.
CLosISo PRICES.
Tie following were the closing prices 1t 4u D. H.:
Ohio certificates sfH@ztK; New Tork Central ska
s7K: Ene SsK@7eX: Hudson River ss4e1o9 Read
Ing ssAassxs Mlcdguu Southern t7k@b7x; C1eye-
land 4 P1ttsbufgh slA@slx !; Rock Island 99kG994:
Gold CLOSED up steadily atIAH8l5ax.
C4sh gold has been 1oaned to day 1t Iels per cent
General tssde remains dull and there is no improve
ment to notice in prcts ID any direction.
PETRoLIuX.
The petroleum market Is steady, recovering from the
depression OF last week. aud prices ART all better this
morning. Tho grtatest activity md the largest ad
vance Ii Palmer, Bennehof Run, Plthole crtek and
United Eases This afternoon the market litsle
quise 1m On tic balsnce Of the list. Benueho1 Run
$le 60: B.esoort t5.s3 Empire an P7thole Is; t1.
cels!or 80; Empire City, s.; New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore ConBo1, s.; Oceanic. 30; Oh Creek, tao
pathoie Creek ss7s; Ehaue Rtya:. t1.so; Petroleum
Farms, 81; United States, ~ 81; DeunchoH mad Pit
hote, @s3; Palmer, *3t5 Vna ago And P1tho1e, $too
ueydtick Bros-, 50; GermAui&, 70 Ham. McCltntock
$ls0; after CALL $500 Bradley, 32 Flrtt National Is
MINING sroCKs.
Canada Copper, lie; GEtpuel Golf, ,t$1lo; Columbian
C.& H., $1.13; Smith d Parmece. $3.50.
DKr GOODS.
The following a1e the jobbers' prices:
Brown sneetings-P4cinc a. sc; Pacific E,eesc; Pa
cthc r. sec: pxciac L, 1ec; Ludlow 4, &C.
hoops, B7X to t1.os; Empress Trail, $1.e
Weashed shiEtnga-EaraAtdala, 3sct Bay Mills, 4oc
Bates' B, SCI Blackstone, SIC; Dwight SC Inch, c
Dwight, q In, 29c.
r1ints-Cocheto, s!c Pnci1c axe; Hamilton, axe
A.noekeag, 1thc; Aluotd's, 7Qc.
DclRines-Hamiltoo, Wooten Co., &c; A11uouses sQe
GtnRhans-Glasguw. &c: Hartford. 2ic.
Camb1ics-Washlne;on, nc !; Victory, 2oc.
Selectas-MesaapeQua, 4oe; Clinton, ssc.
Canton F7aunels-Eanukeag, Sc; Nashua, SOC.
REHABILITATION, A. &7xc; ThozndyIe, 4oc
| Franklin. Sc.
Sn1pes-7horndike, a4Xc, Eakie, &C.
neDims-Pear1 River, Sic; Wlde World. 17Hc; IVA,
req Fown4 SIC. There u sllkht Improvement In th
| market to-day. Bleached snd brown goods arc dec
| dedly tnstef.
1he following despatches vere received 1t tho Dr
| GoodS Exchange:
ST. Lou1s-Trade not fairly opened Tor the wee,
Weather yeIJ cold.
crcnxAT1-Ma.ket unchanged.
PRoyDEsCE-Trpde opens quiet, with prices stead
| Ut the decline.
, 1866-02-06

-... NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.
CoTTov-Duli and nominst at &c for mtddjtug.
E1oC1-Lets Acuve but nzru for sound grades and
dull and heavy for unsomd. Extra State, 3fst27 IS
common to good shipping brands extra Il. Il. O.. Esd
@s65i trade brands t5.ioo19-3 Market closed 1rn
for sound md dull for unsonnd.
.NHNxaY-Dull and nominal At $e..142,2S.
GKAN-Nheat quiet and dfm for sound Club ut
In store, Eye dull. Barley and Barley Mali
dul M sd n9niaal Gorn dull md deciinlng a1c
md s1@siC lor new Yellow. Oats steady at N4sc fol
unsound Western: 56lSsAc for sound DO.
GRocKn1ks-C0fee qutst Sugar quiet and etcady
1t 11xc for Porto Rico; efal24c tor Cuba Musco.
yndo; Havana at ia. Motasses quiet and ns1r.
PIT RoLKUA-steEdy II 12932xc for crude, nud 5G3
5lxc for refined Ia bond.
FRoFI9IoSs-Potk moro Actga and hrmer; sales
e29flHesss7k for new mess ciosinRAs &29 Xtcaah
ezs 10 100 for old DO eloalnR At sa i cash asl gna
u l for prime and $2l51 1tl for prime mess; also
80 bs!s new msss for March aat Aprll selss,s ep
new plain mess and t21.o0a2l00 fbr extra mess. Dee
hans quiet u st 100 Cut meats quiet At it2e toE
shoulder aud lG81sc for hams Dressed hogs opened
duh anil cloted act!vo and trmeE At l2'ta12S for
western and 1;H915 tos e.iS bseon 5at L. ds,1 dsEd
Ind SO IS for State Cheese dull At 1A9lsHc.
, 1866-02-06
TT. Louis Market.

+ 81. Lou1s, Feb.5.
TohAcpo-Uuchsuged; factory at ss.cs; common
1eaY Ss.s5..
FLoCK-LoEer grAdes nrm: Other grades dan;
double extra Ss-65; rhoco family f13.so.
GHAa-Wneat- no market; tin at ft.45; prime fail
t725. Oats steady At sa8sa7l3t. Corn active at do
clne Of s@ec per bushel. closing for mixed ut &c;
white ut &c; choice white 1t 71e. Barley more &C.
tive; lals 1t ai.ao; good spring 1t sc.
. PBov1s1oss-PorK lower; meas 1t &2s,oo. Bacon
STEADY. Clear etdea ut Ne.
, 1866-02-06
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune

MnWACKxx, Feb. $.
FLorI-Tnchanked.
this board 1000 as cash. and $17a
bu5r Ill month. Neon board, aalea 6, TO No. 1t
St11ai2tA cash. and ss.7iK se,cr MI month, al.s1
buYes ali mouth sp. N. board, wheat quiet: salea,
aboG No. ]. $I.21 cash.
tloes-D.essed Hoks nrm at l50soc higher. Sales.
2, SO It 49, 4130tl..1.
F1nv1b1oas-F1ne9. Sales. 100 bris city raes. pork
1t $a60 Ito trcs tHeet picked hams 15c; 50 tres
r1me lard at lsxc; . beer hams It $500 Butter
dull; sa1ea 40 . dairy Ut slc.
RECuP1s-Wheat ts 900 bu; hogs, si
, 1866-02-06

ANH 4AN4A "&ys
At the regular morning meeting Of the Board OF
Trade yesterday, tbs following preamble and reso-
luiiou, having been offered By Mr. Maple, was
adopted BY an almost unanimous vote:
WuEpEle, THIS Board Of Trade hs8 fearncd that
an application Is pending in tho Common Council
Of tbs city for the admission Of the Northern Rail
way tn,o tho cttyi and, .-....,.,
NHEnkAs, We believe thAt ths tine interests o
the city, and O! the So1tbwest IL to encourage com
peting lines Of trnnsit and communication; there
fore, -.
Rtsotred, That this Board do most heartily ap
prove Of the proposed enterprise, and earnestly
recommend The Common Council 10 grant to ths
said Eorthern RAILWAY the privilege Of entering tht
any otbc{ s1Ilrpad.
, 1866-02-06
THE UNION DESPATCH COMPANY.
Uneasiness Among Country StockAold-
ers.--A Ice County Paper De-
clarcs 1t a Swlndle.-.A
Movement In Win.
nOharO.

tffo!n tue hoeklosu Heelstef+ aa-J
.4 a sate number OF 1he pl.on R<pn9se@am @ contains
the following article, under the head OF The Latest
Swinhte:"
'.1n October aud Noyember Last, men .profcasinSS
to be agents Of the "Un!on Despatch Company"
visited the farming settlements Of this and Adtoln,
iuC counties. soliciting subscriptions to the capital
OF that company, promising on The part Of the COM
Rsny the Immediate erection OF warehouses ai "a.
lions nearest tho Held OF tae1r opetatons Wild me
tfee storage q al gsaln belonging to snnse,ipesi,
caeo & he} III Mbst oir!s haye to nav e use Of
ca On eli for shipments, &C. VIII these ilinsofy
representations, hundreds. and perhaps thousands,
Of farmers were deceived into Etsing notes for $50
each, parable at Dixon Of other prominent points,
on lree. Btx, u,ne or twelve months time. and In
paving S1O $a5 and In some cases the whole amount
of each The victims Of this yillatny arr tust now
learning that the promises made BY these aagenta"
were wholly false, that tbeI1 lAir words were Only
Intended TO iecelyc them and sw1ude them OF their
monryT
II tnc conclusions In this extract are true there
are rrrat mnny farmers In Wfnnebaro and Orle
cnunifes IA we1j nx elsewbcre who haye beeu Jery
murl, deceived In hccorninr arockhojders in the
fInfor nr.n,frh Comnnnv. Al fhe iast meetinv of
the storkhaieTa In III county. we were present aad
hees,ne afnrtho1ler for lie prrnose Of murc
thornnr,,1v idrntifytnr ourselves viii he farniGT
rnmm,fntty desiring f pIyn Iii posaible aid f auy
rood enternrse descned 10 relteye producers ffgnl
, 1866-02-06

- K>hH- yv,s4r. m ond,,.a Nv ths Common Conn.
& e;1sHea ~as af H. Conanou counei ,hsn 10 work
s ~ Snne by he ctg, suu tho cost thereof sseess
- hy =. he Bosru Of Public WnrIs on sald com
eGssS = che y s9 H
ny dc H., sid new @ Iro7eent cheula b.
s :aa p ssef se s.s ss =
thereof as.eesrd upon and collected Of said COM
psny IN manner at aforesald. And II the Eaiu com
ns,ra Is aioftsaid, or the repair required by any
ofinauce heretofore passed amer twenty days' no.
t1ce flptn the Bo1rd Of Public Work.. the city may
sss = ,sq saa 81 as
tioo
The following sections were then passed as
smended:
SEC. ). The said company L. a!eo hcreby required
to 50 lay dpup and MAINTAIN its tracks, sKttches,
md surnouts that shcJ shal tntelfers as ltile =
pIaseabe With ,he usefulness o. @ald st.ses d
at II times keep them tn tuch condition a. TO allow
Itee and easy psssage for vehicles along md ever
VOTE Se ds''' ''''' o'' '>~'' ~ - >'~ -,N*
express condition Thai said 1atlsay eompsny shall
sP a s sns 5 .s,ns oH oo o II IL oeeas
lion Or use Of said srett, avenues and alleys BY
SAID company
s5 , e. s.d s At al
Public Wotks or The Common Council may rom
time to time direct.
Sxc g. Thts permission IL granted subject to al
general ordinances now IN force, o. that may here
after be paseed concerning railroads IN sud city.
SEC I. sud !ai1road Company eha1l enter into
honde nth the city Of Chicago IN The penal sum ol
<Nt 200, to be approved BY the Mayor and Comp.
trolicr. LOT the faithful performance on ~ part o1
all The provisions and requirements Of th17 ofd1-
nance, and all reneza1 ordinances nov IN force, OF
that may hereafter be passed concerning railroads,
SEC. & This permission T. given upon the tur.
fhrf rcnGjtfnn that the AAf6 EDunAHF shall moi
, 1866-02-06

co. X, 14lst Illinois Regiment.
Capt. John Gilman OF Co. 4, 14lst regiment III.
nois volunteers, has received Official notice from
the Ad}tiant General Of the Presidente thanks and
certificate Of honorable services by the members o1
hie company. He desi1es them to call upon him al
his residence, Ia St. Charles, Kane county, TO re-
ceiye Them In per9Qp,
, 1866-02-06
= New York Catt1e Market.
OPENING DAY.


Reported BY Telegraph R1clualve'y for the Chicago
Tnbune.l
NEW YoR1, Feb. S, 1856
rs1F CA1TH-There ase On sa1e to-day At Allertoa's
za0o head or which LOO ste from Ohio. 1eS from Ke
tucky. And 80 from Illaos. The quality Is good.
talr average; trst class short up-coultry plenty
n,Sny inferior, mostly from Ohio Tho weather "a
eIear, cold. aud favorable for trnde, which opened
atrnG ufon ns4t cAssa shade higher than last week.
MEdium 4ud inferior not good on the tvcraEe-de-
cilnrG tn tha afternoon. 1 head BY the up
setting Of ferry hoat-nosty from ohto-lucludiuK
s. head oWnedby John Bozss. Thoae rescued arc ln-
ufed and ae At loss The receipts for the week ate
<Gs3+ The supplyia 10 considered light and the pros
poets favorable for next week. The current prices
art
fiist 9ua!!ty..'
Esso9e
4hlu .A&4ll
A good I1iuola lot averaged 1sc.
enIr-Tht market II oye1stocted md 441c 1owez.
On Saturday SO nlnoi1, averaging 17 s sold At Sc
P11ees to-day arc skSs1c.
HeG4-The1e are but few N th!a morning, seslng 1t
loAa1oxc+ There are thirty cars TO a1iys-pzospecl
Of teelioe.
soIoS RouISsoy.
f.: by Auoeiated Press]
.. N1w FoRI, Feb. 5,
aea1y via; sappsy Of Lad Sesa OF % cassie on on az sn
ost Of which wese Of fslt average grade but titft
were nuIabeT Of so.s1e cutie which ws[e not want
r.te snd nut INIT! yeEy ata hoar eond any bushes
a,y ssts e so1 . & M
eatle drowned ye.terday w ~ head. whici
lilo lie With few II il 10 49, but there Nt7r but
Gppa1l number sold over 11c.
, 1866-02-06

WEuIuV SK9ERa.
-.. New YoKK, Feb, $.
Prices OF mining stocks bid ia Hosson to-day: Cen
t.s! ssH; Copper Falls, 2t8; Franklln. Il: Hs1tock
lt{; Mlnn. Is; Quincy, 81; Bay State .; boston Wa
tor Pntvtf 1Yx. Iale TG,yhle. II.
, 1866-02-06

1ynV,.,-rnso fr+.r.--,,, T7,n .t.r
az tAsa ineAi"h~1oe pay q tuehafd
ILL.,, which VIZ announced 1oE iatt evening, was
unasoitab,y postponed, owing 10 the uenaprear-
anco a. III. Edwin Adams. Tho hss hesa dei,yed
~ - ~ c.ds.a ,, 10y ps.w
~ ns passsee % ealeaeo. Laefooa bofpaa W.
produced lnhfead. and plared IN very ereditahle
manner BY the stock comptnJ at 1fcVickers.
OrxnA HoCsE-Edwtn Forrest appeafed hat orc
ming ~ hts popular so*e Of "Mesamofa, ," and sue
ceeded In attracting slender audience. The lead.
Ing part vas well sretatned, while the renatGder of
tbe company acted tn 4 manner which tally :ns-
tained the rcputatlon they have earned during their
Will 10 G9leaEo,
drama Of " ~caneht in the Tolls. adapted from
novel ot Mlss Bsaddons. was produced LOT the nrse
time last night. aud to good house. II IL one Of
the mot effective PLAYS which h&s been produced
TOT sone time, and Afforded evezy prominent mem
ber Of the company good opportunity Of dlspay
,ng their soiahea. Tha same plece wi1 be repealed
ibis evening, and its suecess be commensurate
with it, merits. 1t wl1 probably run for several
nights to come. ....
BLEND Tox, the mrslcal prodigy. opened brief
enga9ement II Smith q St1ons Halt LAST evening
10 mcagsr houfe.
Toms pe1fo1n1neea are nothing short Of marvel-
ous. he Ia blind boy, scarcely seventeen years
OLD. siaIe ~ recently, sna slaaost an idiot II +,
everything: except tee musical taGolty. Which. i
, 1866-02-06
Weekly Bank Statement.
T~- Crpr Enh
III A Il H 1 e d ,

In Lyons City, Feb. 3d. At the Epiacopal Church. by
Rev. W. Watson, Mf. CHARLES Il. TAYLOR, Or
OF Morrison, III.
In Eyaos, \. r on Tnussdsy, the ut inst, It the
residence OF the bflhea father BY tho Rev. Wu L1nE
Dr. THAD. r. sEELhf. Of Chicago, md Nils JOSE
PHEE H. youngest dauehsar OF Hon. Joseph bennett.
, 1866-02-06
Atl1uHGu1&1ttS.
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GO TO DnxGa8, LuNoN u CO.,
ia peaseosnst, md get your Tickets to tne asess
American Prize Concert. AE-4p
, 1866-02-06


A correspondent expressing his eradication with
1ecen article In ths Tn1nuxE exposing the tascal
tllee OF some u intelligence Arents, raakc1 10 u
eoane addItioual .tA1smcnts from his own eSpe-
1ienec, which ha. been Of most satisfactory char
actcr In convincing hin, Of the swmdrC propcna1ty
of The agent with whom be entered into cofrespon.
dence. Ie tsys that ~hile ii Davenport, Iowa,
some time +tpcc, be saw 4 uumber Of advertise
rntnts In the TnDCxE, all inserted by one "lnteIl.
eploymen sna I'D aiseted * e 1eit promises see be
addressed 70 them . letter tor information. In
answer be received the following cheering eplsac:
"CaICA0o, Nov. 30 lSk3.
"D1An S1R:-You,t OF lbe e9tn inst il fs.oeIred
We are furnishing. situations Of nj kinds. aud ~
eaa ga yxab anything yon ~ant. End are competent
procuring eitastion-snclo-c list a1noun: 10 our m
address and we VIII let you know where 10 come to
Ill the p'ass.
(Ibe name we emit for Obvious Eeasons.)
Sending thu trYn smother letter. enclosing e. the
applicant 1eceised By return mail letie1 promising
sliua,1on s.ae soon NJ nc e1u make ar7anceaenta
for yon,'' and the folloElng valuablc Document:
''CH1CAGo, Dec s, 1875.
ARecclrcd two dollars I'LL This
1ece.p, entities tic holder 10 the privilege Of our
odlce ten DAYS from dale. No money refunded"
BE ~11ted week md beard pothing from the ad-
vertislnE htm. while each day theas hait 10 catch
gudeeons VIE freely displayed in the columns Of
lhs daiiy mps Hs ane c:sh hlfsn competent to
de1nzndine 4 cnAnce, TO which he received tic foE
loving reply:
Our advefseuacnts asc inserted BY he quarter. and
can oniy Be changed every two weeks. Aany Of
the placer arc open III The time. while Others fnay
remain in attsr they afe died We have yonr e.ss
5ou a. soon as po'stble. During The past week or
30 1t hzl been rather dull u Line, except for L.
toterr and mechani1. Rett assnred that We Will
DO our bat toryo hetpeeuoli. yonfs, ~
, 1866-02-06

Free Trade LeAENe.
'A-meetfng Of the Free Trade League oi Chicago
Will be held at Morse's Exchange, on Washington
street, Tuesday evening" Feb 6th 1t y; O'Clock.
The meeting vii be addressed by Col ]. ". Foster
and E. A. S&ofrs, Eco.