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, 1866-01-08
Markets bV Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

-
Nxw Yonx Isn. 4
Railway speculation dull this morning md ioge1
prices were made In sono Shares After regula. ses-
eIon tho market rallied md there was more doing.
One lot Of 73Q0 shares Of Cleveland P1ttsbusy vay
thrpgp upon market this morning. csrsnR aoue AL
tatfop AoouR bulls AZ second board the 1usfkes vss
hexvy aud tbs lowest p,1ces Of the day were n.de
the decline brought put lsfxe auourta Of stock held
On kusu margins By weak shareholder. Amer cs11
the market Wa batter and quite steady .. Last Board
cIoe.so fxtcxs
The following were ,re closing p,1cea ut 10 D. H.
Eew Yesk Central BY: Erie p3k: Hndson Iuyer
INK: Reading, ,sks Michigan Southern, tx C1eYc-
land 4 Pittsburgh. a1k
eovx1ynSrs.
European adT1ces cnrsed ]ttle more steadfncss on
9o.eru1 ent gold bends and IN adyancu Of
on bonde Of "a. There were few il any orders exr-
cuted owing to tho recent rise IN bonds herr md ri.
iu ko,d, 80 uotes were 1pll and Dropping,
srxTx nospa
State bouds were inactive. but arc held Tey nrmlv.
xoaKY.
Money ma1ket tstHe les easy than yesterday, but
borrowers nnd no dtf1cnlty 1t former rates.
eo1p
0o3E avery weak IN ecoseautote Of Sha Aos1E1an'S
nevs praces fell this Afternoon to 1ilx. but rosa
to INK asFhlch IT closed.
fx!soLfex.
Petroleum stctka qntet to-day, with sAss ut tho
following rates: Tkmef 1sc; Heyedrtek Sc; Shade
River t2-ss: Bennehon Run S1s-3s; buchanan Farm
sscs Rt7d1ey sc: BsrFoott $3.50: Empire City Sc
Excelsior SIC; Fec Simple 22c; Fff1t National &lc
Ham Aeclntocf SC; oceanic SC: Northern Light
fas3; on Crock R.6' Pithote Greek sl7.9oi Nynd
Farm 70; First National Aoc; United States ss1.7s
Webster tl.. Petroleum market dull. 6a1es :: ooo
ssxosoc. 1hee Is considerable ou.eaE!ng fr Euro.
pesa poEta, bat the presens export demand II tesy
moderate. German md Cousineutu poEts are fstr'y
supplied ht& at Liverpool tie slocf IL rather light
Vessels now On bexta are MosAy up for England and
thszu u sone little going forward to 8psto.
pKY 0oppA,
, 1866-01-08


The old City Hospital. moro recently the mill
tary Deemarre'S Eye and Ear Hospital, Situated
near the corner OF Ciask and Eighteenth streets,
has undergone considerable modification, under
the management Of the Board Of Supervisors. and
ts now sufficiently completed to be opened ios The
ns r. ns1sa s9satG ~: f. as ,s, WILL 10
There aze now htted up ready for use, fo,tJ beds,
and forty othtrs w1l Be put up whenerss neces-
1 Iaese 1s .rs r. tp f. r. I've
patients. but it Is proposed 10 eyentay eubdIrtde
these war4 into The surgical and medical dlFfs11us.
Pfivate wards Will also be provided and opened ~
The fnstltution u intended fos the general pur-
poses OF \ comfy hospital for the reception aad
I1estment Of the rick poor. Such will a'waya b
Agent OF Psrton anly authorized By him to giant
pefmits This Eul9 w1a be strictly sdhetud to, e.
se IN ssss q Ehs1 sSs W,1dsn ~
Committee On Hospitals for further action. No
pesson suffering from any contagious Or infectious
& r. s Eel re- q 5s
ted with their mothers, unsess the child b allins
zso.
yia.so1s wtl' be admitted between the hours Of ;
End on Friday afternoon.
the rules psoTde that no capital operation shall e
assv IL M ae ss e 6
ed-w1shoat prsvlous Lcon1nlsat,en. 10 which all
tho surgeons snd consr1ung surgeons shall haye
DEcH 4QF1leU+ UOE ku24 QFc1AAEu pE8IUluEQ
unless by the surgeon IN attendsnce upon The pa~
tieas except BY ht3 conseut for the ssFtng OF lite
1t L also provided that no eurt1cal operation sha
be undertaken without the consent OF the patient;
but IT. In the Judgment Of the surgeons In cousnita
ton. sneh operation be decided absolutely necss
say to the paients esfetI OF Welfare, sucn patient
may BY direction Of the Committee On Hospitals.
Be- discharged from the hospital On refusal to bare
tie operation perfosued. ..-...
Tue Hotpl,l VIII be under The management Of
the following af1csrs:
Attending snrg z. Aaertnsn, H. D.,
Il. Bogue, Il. p, tnd Charles q. Smith. u. D.
Attending Physicians Thomas besan, II. D.. j.
r. Rott, u. D., and IL #. Joucs, n. D.
Contnlung 9nrReons-!oseph ". FFees, II. D.,
Coutnitfnc Phytielsas-F. 4, Johnson, II. D.,
md r. c. Namfll, u. D.
PntholoEi.t-Hen1y y. Lyman, n. D.
Wa.den-Mr. benjamin Chase.
Matson-Ars. B. Chase
The County Agent, BY whom permits Of adnas-
sioa viii be tssued. Il Major Hardin His once Y
on tls uertheast corner Of State and 1tAndolpn
BtftEfR.
, 1866-01-08
POWERS
Patent Perpetual Broom
FACTS mr. INTKRERT IN ALL

Ir1aAwEsTERE ENvEST1oN-BEsNEss AEH
control It, One and haif million doilass arc paid
each year By citizens of 1ulrots tor h1oona Three
toutths OF th1a sount be kaTed to Illinois By tho
use OF the above broou1. Every af can aave enough
TO buy two good weekly papers. Here Is an Inviting
field or enterprise and capital. The risk Is sa1 tbs
reward certar. That ths Is the 1iRhtest rncst simple
et1ong and handsome broom IN the Cnlted States there
can be no question. No raise a objection to
It Egnty.tre counties and eight - States sold IN
ny otnce within few weeks past, and essrJ man Il
aatttued with his purchase. H. c. Dewitt Of Iowa.
realized 1900 commissions In four weeks selling county
s1khts-oz his retnrn purchased with friend, seven
Middle sad Southern stste5. IT. B. Hornes. Of Ea1A.
ma1oo Mich bought county aud realized st9s the first
week selling rights and broors- II. " Whitney Ctr-
cult Clerk bloomington, H.. said. The broom sat In
my Office pne hour and half sx orders were taken
and not nm sxked.r II. ". Wearrr caaEassed
Bloomington two days and tonk s. orders-proos
*4o3. James Crarfo1d druTa team 81 miles In L.
dIsna aud saJs had my hroos held put could have
ta1en 1oo9 orders. Ieoald multiply tcstaneea. Now
what sensible man In veW OF these TAors unless per
fectly satisfied with his present business. will tall to
give me cali, or send atstnp fos ctrrulaz-
stste snd County RiEhts, Town Rights In tha
County, and Ward Rights tn the CITY for sa1e II such
tgntts AZ WIN enable 70 Ecaze 3oo Pc, cent on
ILL Investment In 90 days For NH particulars cali At
the rnsnufactofy cornez Of FRANKLIN and Lake sest
OF at my ONCE CH4s. z. BROWNE.
Room IL Ty1cr's Block. u LaSalte-#t,
lasasK Ithp Chicago, II.
, 1866-01-08


CEcNSAI1, Jan. &
F1orB-1n1ctlvt; buyers demanding eommlssona.
GRA1y-T1eat Qntet- Sales Of No, old ut 3i.9ti
No. new 1t $t-s1. Corn stend5 at eoc. Rye quiet
No ealct. Oats Inn. Sales Of No. ! at sc. Barley
4tnEnAnt
Co1Tos-steady. 6ales Of gmddllng at tic.
~'ubzxr-Ftrua. Sales Of tree At $2-21; bonded n
{23s.
PEayIs1oHs-Qulet Ness pork declined Soc. ssles
were: 1910 hr nsw And $:5o for old. Bacon steady
Shoulders 1t 13c clear Hdes, md eoe sugar cutcd
Hams dull atz5c. Du.f raeats nouinhl. Lard In good
request. ssks of6oo tsrs 1t 111atsK--cioaSng weak
Green meats tull. Sales Of shoulders at SIC; etdes 81
12Hc; hams It i6.
Hoss-1reynlar. 6hles this morning At a11.5a hu,
packers 1t tie close would not pay ort1 $i1on; r.
crpts OF s15ueonntrJ dressed sold At S10se Market
closed dali u I'll oGau.2s-
MnSkY-Ct;sc+
EyCHtSuf-NearY.
, 1866-01-08
Milwaukee Marker.
iSpec1l Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.1

I&ptEN UE3EttCH 70 IHb EnIE1fo lft601E,J
ML~ACxE1, Jan. e.
FlorE-Homlr2l.
GRA1H-Wheat morning board. sales $1,000 bu at
S1,2s21.34 III cash; Il. buyers III month.
HG'CIoCE BoAEp.
Sales e. 2t1 bu At ai.25@1.254@l2ak for c.sh 31cs
ayers al n,satt and s,.2s buyers Ill week.
socLocE AFTERNOON hoard.
Sales III 90 bn Eo.1 II u .a.2i.2s 70. e4sh $izi
buyers III aouth cloainE 6u II Sts4 to aeilef next
FEoTis1o,-Deciinink. Bkes ~ a9cts 70. Lard
at 1sc; 100 h1s city Pork At s25oo Butter 74c
dressed Hos sct,ye 1t 50s1sc declined; sales q 900
at &9.0oa93 good Weight.
RxcElr1s-6s7 h<1s or nour, p, 90 bu wheat.
Eu1PxXSe-2,1Qo tfls uf tour BY rAf1.
, 1866-01-08

4*AN 4N6h4 A&G. 94
Co1rux-steady sz@sscfoE m1ddlI1s.
fLorE-b1lt, and common grades 5@1oc lower,
$S.It8a % for e1trn State; $514a80 for common To
Eood Shipping bs1nds e1tta touud-hoop Ohio md
t3lh3 for tf1de bzen1s. market closing duh and
hcxyytor common grades. ~"
NBfaT-Dull. Western, In lots, held at {a.as9
2.23. -
Milwaukee slA91-@,.. HFe quiet. Barley rathta
pote active. E9sn anii, heayJ .nd lc lover: Hagts
ntter price IN extreme: oAA dull; lsa53o fof un
's FfT1oLTCX-DuIi crude y7XsEca ~ snd so bril-
renneu&in bond Ut 53d@ @t0c. - =
EEoSIE;uNs-PoHk lower, II 4T1ta2a3o for neN
ek1clostng at t1o % for regular and f2i9a..1 Is {ol
lsls, clcsnE Il sxes Tor regular. s2se0512 70 t91
htw ness, Gor February, Aafeh- AeT sd aIsy. zeel
option, Al Beef steady at g170ob2o 60 fc1
ior uew extra meas; md l4foai7 % ior old do. Bee
hams quiet; Nestern - .23a:i5 Cut meats q9iet =
dnl nressea noss toTeI st 11ha1lKe oE Ws.te -.
aaa r e aso II. baa.as5 r. eissfs 19 Isl
and April. sellers option. at 17H@17Hc.
, 1866-01-08

Hcxn ron zn4 FMxxrLHss-The annual r1eet"
tnx Of be Beard Of ManAKszs OF ths Home- for tbs
pe4t Wedneaday Afternoon. for The. election q
osxe1s fok hs ensuing yesr, ND to trsnsac general
budneAg,
, 1866-01-08
Central PARK.
Miss Carrie A. Moore,
TIE CONCORD SKATER,
The Greatest Sensation of the Day!
The Admired Of all Admirers
The Cyuosure Of all Eyes!
SHE Has TAKEN CHICAGO By STORM!


The Chicago Republican says,
"Miss Moore wl1s her OWE lanrelt, and weass them
With IL tho krzce Of queen. Atuted IN c.4mAon
sf1e skirt TeJFtt haaqulne trimmed with efmne- 1nd
iAuhtY Akattng CAP her u attractive IN the
eIrene-as once model Of simplicity and good taxtt
Her eyolations are NATURAL graceful. and to perfect
ihe enclosure hundreds Of Riored hRnhs beat applause.
There IL assumption on her part: no skaflgG foF
fxTor. She g1Ides over the Icy mirror I1 fairy,
without effort Her prou1fe eIcrts that OF the train
I'd ballet k upon The sanded stage. 1t IL statuesque
and beautiful IN the extreme"
The Chicago Iouxnal saJss
aOf medium height, well rounded aud 1.-THE fg-
nFe aud possessing lne6AbIe grsce In every moreueat
abe aeems. when skating. TO oaE In the a - though
dIsdatninE contact with VULGAR earth Aperfcct eGu-
Changes Is propelled BY the viii A1one 10 lte sppa
rent tseon or muscnas force oesns brought
Into Fequisltion."
The Chicago Tribune sayss
"Mlss Moose hsa acquired, through long and pesse-
vertug practice high degrees ofproqcitncT 8kater
She poslessa In eminent degree the courage, self
possession. QptcEness OF eye &rd 1elc&cy Of tsate
which Is required to render performance elegant
She j. ush u home on sne aEatea a. atrd upos
Without zecta,ion and it is thls which, apart from
her wonderful eloeztneas, consdtUtes tho principal
charm Of performance"
Miss Moore will Skate at the Central
Park
, 1866-01-08

EfH f12Xs J1a.b*
MexEy-SteAdy At per cent
ETTEna EICHA HANGk-ppu 1t 100,
HoLp-qnse.tlod md 1oves-opentug at 1tax' anf
NreE1s-fbe total s1poets Of spec4e to-day wese
VQjHx1xx11 61pLs-Nlthqu decided Change.
, 1866-01-08

The American Cow 01J1ker.-The great
est practical novelty. sure cure for aching hnnds
ard kicking cove. Call one and all, and examine
IT.. County and State Iiehts for sale. A. l. Du-
RAND, Proprietor, 1i8 Dearborn street, Room IS,
EeYDs1d8H Block.
, 1866-01-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mecorznlck's Building. easnes Ksndotph and Dear
bon streets. whose remarkable auecn.s In tho
tpeady and radical cure OF catazrh, Ihtoat Dis
Lungs, by TIE st11ew mods Or cnFe' IL uer known,
NIL freesye patients It the ofte daily, bat ezH he
consulted personally ull further notice, oniJ on
dbssdoy, Ronday, 1xsdoy and 'Fedns'day OF each
- Taks particular notes Of the above days.
and esn t1nnasassly, : row !. The best sesson Of
d1M N ~'@0' >'>'' 49, ~>''' .'' -
The best suit Of winter Clothing for
$50 In the city Of Chicago can DO hsd at Aeasrs:
courades to know it. Their goods are Ill low
Ptsss dss5 remind one OF old times aKR,n x.x
Special refinement always Raau1festa
itaef in lie selection Of articles Of lu1ury and II
BE- tateSS tS,t e t,sh1 Thy 1auaso
rens" hts been adopted By al classes Of the Amed-
whefe. iaS-d25l
Brow Couaats. or Worm
Lozenecs Much sickness, undoubtedl With chill
dEen and edats. attributed e othes eauses K o.
although edectnai Ia destroying worms, an Do no
possible injury to the most dellcate child. Thus
ufy131r
H 1a,,, 1as ~ H. s3 ~. n A.
aaa a9um1 h ~ ~ " ~ sid ano e"fo "
Cat.nE W. Mu.Is. 70 nutasu 70 G
49, ~ nhi t1sn cs,aes nTo.
io1rrs u g. .teEnrss - '1' "'10' '''e1 fN'
Symptoms Of worms in Children are often over
irrtatou. shtch ca, Be- removed only by the uae Of
snre renet3y. The combination of ingredients
used In mixing Browns " Vermltuge comats' Is
such At rire the best poesse'e effect With safety
Sold by druggists, chemists aud dealers IN medi'
cinss. st tssnty -a7e cenfa box
de13h722& &39tW-hAaA
A Had Hrcath the greatest curse or Lie.
How tuanY loYefs It has separated; how many
friends fo:cyer parted. Ths subject ID go delicate
your dcarat friend win not mention It sud you may
be ,Rnosast Of tho fact yourself TO effect Eadi-
cal cure uo the Balm Of Tnonsano fio%els ~
ihe tompis1ion frnoF1ps ~ tAn paNp'f1 anA
les; Prce q cents: for raia y n. :. 1aaoas
ChicaEo. wholesale agent, ana Ill ou2Rhts'
oc1Su6s11"H'H-f
....
truly woaderfni; 4 small tlssr cone IS PLACED
Upon pLte and ignlted. Whcn ee1pe1! YARD
lonz unco1le Itself from the burning pyranA. The
besx without snelll are made hy = t. Parsons, o.
IL Walkcs street, New York. at 80 cents per nest.
, 1866-01-08

An adjonsued meeting OF the Freo Ttsds 1eaeue
of Chicago, Will be held On Tueeday evening. the
Oh instant, At TX O'Clock, At NoEse's Exehangc,
Smith & Kt1on's Building. All persons tn hEot O.
revenue tariff A8 opposed to a protective daR a'e
invited to attend.
QoRACI WHE,
IaAAc r. Utl11R. !.
q
, 1866-01-08

A Fine Assortment Of DIarieA for
pocket. office and other purposes. lor ls68, at
McNally 4 Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street. d361
, 1866-01-08

vctttter rpt class ale and porter brewer Of nneen
years. experience In one Of the largest brewet1es
h England, aud ten yesrs' expesianee in Boston,
lie md porter brewery In the West. Address
&c, ". e." +. O. Box 1,131, Dntalo, New York,
ns P, o. Drawer d06as, Chicago, Illinois.
j.u5~E97kF-x
, 1866-01-08

Use EeIeesA Hatr Life to rcat0re gray
hair and prevent its falling oil. See advertisement
, 1866-01-08

DRY GOODS,
CUsTOhI-1IADE CLOTHING.
USDEREHIRTS AND DRA WERS.
HOOP SKIRTS, BUCK GLOVES
AND EAUNTLETS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
LADIES' CL0AKS, &c.
At Auction.
On TUESDAY, Jan. sth. II 94 o'elock. q hu!rERs
Auction Room corner Dearborn and Warrington sta
d1M WI. 4. nUTTERS' 4 CO., Aucaoneeza-
, 1866-01-08

The best suit Of winter Clothing for
$50 In The city OF Chicago can ba hxd at Heasrs.
Newman 4 Co.a, 1s8 South Clark street. saved
80 by purchasing suit there, md wish al my
Prices remind one OF old times again.
dS81 4 RAILROAD AAx.
, 1866-01-08

THE attention Of the readers Of the
Tn1uuNE fs directed 10 Ely's stock Of winter
Gooda, which he Il now selling At reduced prices.
Also. 10 Ear Mnft, for sale By him at 80, 100 aud
1Ga Dearborn, and S Washington #. dill
, 1866-01-08

kpowledees the prompt payment Of Tho amounts
injured by the "Equitab1e Insurance. Compauy oa
Chic1go,H upon Lincoln Hall. without dtacoans.
md ifnmedtataly ppoa the presentation of toa
ptpot& o4 lnss.
, 1866-01-08

The Eggs Of Pharoh's Serpent arc
truly wonderful A small filFer cone Is placed
upon plte and ignited, when serpent yard
lou1 uuco,le Itself from the burning pyramA. The
bess without snnelD are made By T. Il. Parsons, Of
IL Walkcs street, New York. at 80 cents per nest.
Orders from dealers promptly filed.
t1e95b9ff-1Dt.x,W-{.
, 1866-01-08

Special refinement always n7au1fe4ts
itae in lie relect1on Of articles of luxury, and II
may be regarded ~ proof Of highly educated
rerts" has been adopted By al classes Of the Aned
can peopls As their fayorlte perfume. Sold e!ery
Where. fa9-d25l
, 1866-01-08

"A had Rreath the greatest curse Of lie.
How manT lovers It tas aepatated; nov man5
your dcaro ffiend win not mention 1t sud you may
be ,g1osast Of tho fact yourself To effect Ead1
cal cure ue the Balm OF Thousand FioTers ~
dentliee 1lght and morning. It also beaunne.
1he tomp,s1ion removing al tan, pip1es and treck
les. Pnce Is cents. For rala hJ X. = Ando1
Chicago. Wholesale agent ana rl druZ11sts.
oc23u62lfN-W-T
, 1866-01-08

Go to the HcAt-&so to Bryant Il STRAIT.
ton.a Chicago Commercial College to get = thor
ough. practical business education, or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address {enc1oang
ttamps) for circulars, BRYANT & SrHArro1, Chica-
90, Ill
, 1866-01-08
Stolen.

GTULEN-From the subscriber,
~ corner Lasa1le and y. Watts a1 CnteaEa 90 ~
old next spring. switch tz dappled shs hs,e SoI
good xorkt ktuE ofae. Also, Top pafx1: fhis M1rE
o. name on ths hi sprn.-h.1 HAaoifss. hsnea1
nearly new. Win sVeEplared+ e. snfnrms stiun mat
vii iesd Is he recovery ii the p5a n W1LLiAa
NRlGHT. O. tuie<mattoo nasA n4A,tne - EieaEo. iaat1A
, 1866-01-08
ONLY THIRTY GENTS
PRDSCHNIUA BOXES, 61I DOLLARS.

In order To prevent repetition Of the EreAt th1one
At the seket ofts o. Saturday last, aeE she doors
we're opened, II la particularly desirable th2t lkd1es
and gentlemen should obtain their tic IN advance,
now for eae It tho 0pe1s House. hou 10 T. n. to
p. n. So.
McV1CK E RS TH EATRE.
Nl Madlsou.st., between Dearborn aud State.
, 1866-01-08

TAKEN UP-Last August, a
heavy b{!ndle COW, white apot on tacc- Tho
oHper have her by paving charges and applying to
Mrs MORAN. near corner 1lst a:Eret and WeueTor1b
Avenue. V+9t
, 1866-01-08
MAE u I 4 y .

fSnre& IN SSe Epy. C. J. Henley. B. D.. GkO; & A1-
NHTKk ot New YoFf c r., u Niss FRANCES l.,
7. P.,cat. nica Wlunetaep C1rmty, III Jan. q. .hY
ReT z. r. pxta, VT. LUTHER L. sAhlNk Ano aass
iJfIlAN r. FOWLER.
, 1866-01-08

Mus1cA1-Ieatesday w3s anaugusated radical
1changc IN Tho singing arrangements Of Trinity
Church the p}ate ~htch for 20 hong TING h74 bee1
potnted out by ci1ee End to visitors ~ the edltoe
IN which model church singing ron1d be listened to-
md which has each Sunday numbered By hcpdEcds
thote to whom the tnusic was no ineon.ideEab1e a
traction 1t is sanueIAioou 1hat the change andisa
hsy3pc 7esigned IN hle faso1. some, sl1aeen q
ejehtnen xna}e and female voices have been intro
nced m leaders Of The congregation n chanting Tit
scs7foe alter the old En:1ah manner. and the vc.2
excellent uuaTtette, 20 long The ndnasatlou o. n
md The eTy Of sone, fs disp1eed TO tnefoof "2nd1
4 cossidesable amount Of feeling ha.
rrecatioo being djv1ded-some approving and touat
disspfaovtng d me chanee Nol nsTng maof ~ ~
majority of opiniuu, though there Is no doubt Il
to The location OF The balance Of power:
Nh. Matteaou. OF 1nnIfy, TIL the cnanee hnot.
noted wAs I'M ttuted, has accepted the very dAte1
ing odezs made ber by the second Prssoytef1s, r.
Church. and his commenced 10 stng there 1n
uuaffFtte copslst1ns Of hetrelf. M.s Ssbfn, Ar
HubbAru and MIR. Merrill. recently from Boston.
Al Si. James Church. an eutite change hAs beel
made In the cnoH, MIR. Chant now Presiding At th'
We regret to learn that Miss Annie Main hi,
t,ann nhiired 10 70 East 10 HAter cnEe estabiIah
meut, o. sccount Of continued III health.
n rztvxle lettat hrinfr the Information that Gtat
does MT introduce his t1oaPe Al Cincinnati y
s.dincfe5ce Of opinion With the proprietor. VI
bn,r xIrrsdT steted that he would not return u
Cpiearo ti,is eea.on, snd hence al tue "Ereat cx
pxfsasAonk OF cur catfEeus II regard 10 :" LAfrt
beard II before Ch.earo, sitter al. Never mind
We may "a eycn With TINT oTc1Efown netfopou
vi. snd & he utberut1n sstt, be s'1tft 1t Last
though NE were behind before"
, 1866-01-08

FOUND-Taken Up-At the resi-
L dence OF John GRITTY o. the attn Dec 1861 corncr
Western aTenue md steele street, bay coils anoat3
yeaFs old. Any pcTsou can have the eame hF psoxnx
property sud paylnR tho charges. dt8
TOUND-Taken Upon the 9TH
l. inst, black COW with crooked horns, Jta11
old, which the owner can h1ya by proving property
md paying chatRas: Apply st 800 canal.st- west
side. j. c. UQtvAN. a16e
, 1866-01-08

Co.. Il. II. FoRE1tu-ln our summary Of local
ereuts. far The ytar 1865, publahed On Monday
lat, there occurred The following paragraph:
My 16-Colone1 Il. q. Forsyth and two dArgh-
teEs arrested for teaEou."
It u true thst Col. Forsyth and bis daughters
were under urrest few hours one evening IN Nav
last. upon charge Of hartne I picture Of John
Nsakss Booth in their home. decorated with =
MIe4h ~ co1amenosaiion Of The assassination OF
esate Tag from one Of their Windows. II ~ns
saown, upon Investigation, that both charges Hele
Roony Hntounded. xnd they we1r at once released
time IN possession Of the fanily VI. destroyed b
Col Forsyth the day that the pexs Of the assassn~
ont TO b. m old window rurtat4, which Rad been
hung ont to nd it Of 4 colony Of motns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24
THE PREsIDENT's VETO MESSAGE.
To the Senate Of tie United States:

To tie Senate of tie United States:
/ have examined with care the bill wbic
originated in the Senate, and has been
passed by the two houses OF Congress, to
amend an &C, entitled EAU acl 10 establish
q Bureau for the relief of freedmen and
refugees, and for other purposes. Having,
with much regret, come 10 he conclusion
that il would not be consistent with the
nublic welfare, TO give nv approval to the
measu::e, return the bill TO the Senate,
with my objections 10 its becoming q law.
/ might cali TO miud, 10 advance OF the Oh.
jectiOus, that there Is no imu ccdia.e nc"es
si,y for the proposed measure. The Sct TO
establish bureau for the relief Of freedmen
and refugees. which was approved in the
mon Of March last, has not yet expired
1t was thought stringent and extensive
enough for the purpose in view. Before it
ceases 10 have effect, further experience
may assis, TO guide US to q wise conclusion
rs TO the policy TO be adopted 10 time Of
peace. j have with Congress the stronges,
desire TO secure 10 freedmen the full enjoy
ment Of their freedom. aud their properly.
and their entire Independence and equality
tu uhbbk COuttoCts VI tuCit looOi Z OuN
be bill before me contains provisions which,
in my opinion. are not warranted by The
Constitution, and are not well suited ,o
accomplish the cad ia view.
The bill proposes TO establish, by au
thority Of Congress. military Jurisdiction
over oil parts OF the United Safes Coz
tanning refugees and freedmen. II would
by its very nature. apply with most fore,
to hose parts Of the Uniled States iu which
the freedmea most abound. and it exprcssl,
ex ends the existing temporary jlrisdIc' ion
Of the Freedmen's Bureau. with gIeItly
enlarged powers, OTer those Statas in
which the ORDINARY course of judicial pro
eeedings has been interrupted by The rebel
lon The source from which this military
jurisdictiOn is 10 smanaie is none other
than the President Of the United S aies
acting through The War Department. anc
the Commissioner Of lbe Freedmen's Bureau
The agents 10 carry out this military jaris
dic,ion are TO be selected either from tn,
army or from civil life. The country is I,
be divided into districts and sub district 8
aud the number Of salaried agents 10 b,
employed may be eqisl 10 The number O
counties or parishes Ia oil the Uniied Sale
where freedmen aud refugees are 10 b
found.
The subjects over which this miIitar
Jurisdiction is TO tx'end 10 every part o
loe United States include pro'ec'ion 10 al
employees. agents aud officers Of this Bu
rean in the exercise OF the du les imp jse'
upon them by The bill 10 eleven s ates
Is further TO extend over all csses affectio,
freedmen aud refugees discrim,oai ed sgains
| by local law, custom or prejudice. Ia ibos
eleven Sia.es the bill subjects any whit
person wbo may be charged wi,h depr,vinl
. freedman OF any civil rights or immuui
lies belonging 10 white persons, 10 l,Dpris
onGent or has. or both. without, boseysr
defining the civil rights aud immaBi, 10
which are thus to be secured to the freed
men by military law.