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, 1866-01-19

fIT1a6CEGH. jan. Ii.
CAT7IH-Ihe receipts Of cattle at the Central Yards
hayo been unusually large thla week. and with light
demand and full supply the market ruled yery du1I
mo pEicea hxve declined from k@xo ., II com.
pared With last week, The attendance Of buyers xas
not VERY a1et knd those who here operated very
epAS1nely, buying but comparatively few. aud then
onlv At very low nfu1es- Tie vexf beat R,4dts or
cattle which last week Roid readily II s8sxc,
world not bring mora than ssA17Kc this
week. 3nd large number Of druvets
shipped further East Eefnstnx t1 nake tho
concessions asked By buyers. Common and medium
cattle sold st from sxG SIC, and two OF three Dirt, =
OF 8calsH1Gs changed hands At rom A444kc. II WAS
Iumoted about the yards to-day that tho Eastern
buyera had entered into combination fot the purpose
oftzeAklnR down the nsrknt and such was The case
tho movement WAS partially succeasrl. The ship.
ments East during the week endmE % Wednesday
amounted In the aggregate to 27to heaa, OF which
1,tco to hlatelphA, 20 10 New Tk aud 10 to
Daltlmort.
Htos-Hoes have ruled active and shady through
ont the week far md prices ars tEu Int unchanged.
Quotations may be fairly given At sHaloe Eross for
far good averages, although txo droyefs OF
picked hogs sold IL 21gk. The secets hare been
rather light duFnK The past two or three d&1 sn this
fact impaired considerable ntmness tic general toue
OF the market. The shipments Es1t duanE tie week
tnd!ng 90 cdneaday, reached 1851 head, OF which
uumLef s,Gc3 vent to New York, &oD t. Phisda'pha.
md l,1Ss to Baltimore.
SnEKr-The market u du1I, with q suon1y topstter-
ably In ezcess Of the demand and prices arr traction
lower. Quotations nsy te falsy given Il tQ7. gross.
, 1866-01-19
FROM NASHVILLE.
Legislative Proceedinss-Ne=ro Test1-
nony-A Sult Ordered Disuafsscd-
HattFond meettnE-Steamcr Neyyr.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

mony-A Sutt Ordered Disnafsscd-
HatlFond meettnG-Steamcr Nexyr.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
NASHVILLE, Jan. Is.
The House Of Representatives paeeed ssr,es Of
fe*oirt.ons On the death Of Henry Winter Davis,
regretune that In hlm the nation had lost one Of Ia
brightest ornaments and the Union one Of Il, ahest
defenders. Thirteen gentlemen, Brandon. Bled-
noe, Dunaway, Hood, Morable, Murphy. ytcta.
Steele, Pasten, Simmons, SInme.1y, Williams and
Speaker Hcisfe1l. voted In the negative
The consideration Of negro testimony vas ~
newcd. MeseFs. Mos, OF Williamson, md Walters.
Of Madison Speaking In It's favor, and pagcsn'
Sever and Murphy. Of johnson, IN opposltou. No
vote Vas taken.
Messrs. Guild 4 Smith, attorneys at law. ,ctinr
s counsel Tor John Allen. entered suit acn1nst as
s Burnhan,. Of Sumner county, 1ate Captain In Tie
While Was under control Of tho United states N
abandoned property. Provost Mafebal Geoers1 n
W. Johnson 6as nottncd them Immediately TO dis
continue taid suit, and ds1ss 1t forever under pen.
aly q being arrested together With Allen and the
CIenit Court clerk Of sumner county, and ttled 6y
military commission, tor violation Of general order
No. 70 nom Gen. Tho.nas's headqueItess
favor o wss 1H1 d. # The GsGq tonSh in
vile, TO be called the Tennessee Pacdc Railroad.
Spte ecncs were made BY various gentlemen, setting
'ofan ,a tne asssn,aget OF such road, md giving
"eahh Of country through which It would pass.
Ser.c: OF resolutions were adopted and q com
mtt1ee appointed to confer With the Legislature
upon the subject.
Cumberland rising with nine feet On the shoals
The steamer Cumberland departed for Memphis,
the Richmond for New Orleans. The R0vena fs
ad.ertised to leave tomorrow for Cincinnati, the
Throne for Cairo, The Gen Sefsel and Tryus ar
rived from Burkss1lle, the former laden With Oh,
the latter with tobacco.
, 1866-01-19
LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dctpatch to the Chicago Trbuue,]
FRAxKFoRr, Ky., jan. IL.
In the Senate Hills passed to exempt homestead
from execution apd attachment, md to exempt
MANNED soldiers and eallors npm taxation where
their property anounts 10 less than thousand dol
lare In value. Af1cr IN exciting debate the SENATE
refused, upon political grounds, TO confirm the
nomination Of Capt. VIM. l. Neal a. treasurer.
Teas II, nays Il.
Adjourned.
hthe Uonse resolutions were adopted request
ing the President to restore the writ of ha1dat
c0fpus, ard remove the Freeducn-s Bureau from
Kentucky; fayoEine n4sesslnc Of United States
taxes by af.essoH Of the State, and Senste teso-
lution opposing the t7nsfer Of tax from nauufac-
tnred to leaf tobacco.
In the contested election case Of Lacey vs Bar
her. from hafh county The seat WAS declared vacant
AQJoEsufu-
The time Of both Houses was consumed by dis
c1esion, und vc1y little business wag done.
The Union members Of the Legislature held a
meeting laEt night and adopted resolution 1ndors-
Ing President Johnson's policy, hailinc with joy
The ending Of The war and the evidences Of return
Ing loyalty in the South that the allcsancc OF The
owes h'e State. upposing Interference By Congress
with The question Of auh1ace in the several Stses:
opposing negro autlt1c declaring that the national
credit m1st be maintained requesting the reslota-
ton Of the wit OF h1eds f0Pts and the Withdrawal
o! the troops from the state; advocating the p.s-
sage Of tuch laws w1ll place the Slate Ii harmony
Win lie Federal Go.e.nmeut; requesting the re-
1uosai Of Tie Free1men's bureau, md declaring
thai al EEion men who have ben div:dcd By the
QUESTION OF The expedicucy Of the constitutional
atoc14oeIt should now u0ile in sustaining tho
la.icy Of President Johnsou.
, 1866-01-19

asiextsd the Inpaiahrtu under Lopez, tn Yueatn.
Thy then attacked seuatiEo, but weze ruoulsed.
a Esufeoznt Of EnRfnecrs, h11tmex, va Killed..
LcpeE VIZ 70 Be tiled BY court tu1Etsi
tMto1e nthef tosa9enents. with vasied surcess
The cunepiratofe to Is se.ssfns,, H.-3,u,,,,. x.,,
liter Of Var had ben arrested at he TsT1 momeut
OF s1m4G cogte .,;!., tns!s de;t3 1nto effect. :,
.,gn Gnnls r. n1 Al Jallspa had eentenced fcrrrAl
M - ~ oeatn. court martial had sentenced
Y Of ne leaders OF the mutinous zoua,es, at Msr.
Unique. TO be ehot three to Ten Je.ss' hard labor,
sna teftEA osoese to years 0. hbor md 1mprtson.
, 1866-01-19
" Milwaukee Mnrket.
Especial Despatch to tho chicago Tftbnne.1

: MkLW2C3Lx, JILL. II.
FLurK-DnN and entirely nominal.
GpAiH-Wheat market dull and downward tsn.
dency. eales the morning boayd aDo bu at *1-2s
01z5X cash, t1sa bnyer all month tlSx aeIterjtcn
days; f1.3&1 .135 sel1er month. At the noon board
1acG0 hu so!o At sl.25, 3t.cak. $le5K, 11s6k@t2s,
buyeE all month s1.2s1 and &l.t5alsK, SELLER all
month s1.1s fbr No. 2. Al tho 3p. N. board wheat
was lower. ssles 1000 bu No. spring, cash. at
si.21Hts1. -tlosing weak 1t luaide.
PHoT1s1oHs-UuchRnEed. Sales so b.a city meas
pork at S263G; 100 uerres No. 1srd, delivered 20
daye, ct 15K@i5Ac: $4,000 dry salted shoulders 1t
IKE Butter active. Eales Ms choice roll At ~.
D7z,srp Ho0s-Eot 70 n11u, Sales 1.+oo At s1o5o,
{tn13Ga H. 90, dividing on Golbs.
RYc1u 7B-Wheat 5000 hogs, 67.
, 1866-01-19
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despa&ch to the Cbicaxo Tribunal

...... ClACL74A11. Jan. Is.
FIouB-s.eadJ and rE1aer for higher grades; low
grades dull. Sales OF extra 1t $a.n0-
GHAx-Whe&'-PHme qualities IN food demand
sales Of old rcd u $50. Com ac.ve md s salea
ormixed fheled stAsc. Oats setyo AMI higher; sales
OF No. at toc, and No. 2 At s7Hc. E1e-DetleT do
mxpd; sales OF fo+ ! at &C. Barley nontaa1.
Co71us-steady ard nrn. Sales Of ufddllng as 4;c.
WnnKxK-Artlve, With good demAm for bonded.
6sles 1t 7sXc: Hes, $1.25.
PRoyn1oas-Dull. Few city mess pork held At
*2sDo with small sales offered 1t the loae ut a4a7s
Nothing doing In country or old city. lseon c low.
e.; sales Of shoulders At lie; clear sld, 1s4c Bu1k
meats nominal. Green meats da1-EeRher too wasm
to operats: shoulder. aHc; sides l2te; hars ike:
country hama offered At 1stc. Lard da small sales
1t 1sc for prime clJ country. 17Hc Raet Of 800
clty on prtThte terms Hogs Gull and prices 5133c
lower, With few sales 1t $soss5o gross, and t1lso
uet-paekezs Offering only $ltDo net: At the close they
were pressed on the market II eil5o. Rec2ts, aDo.
MoNry-C1oie.
EYtUlxnH--f7eafy.
, 1866-01-19

NV YoRK, J1n. l5,-Adyfces from the West Iu-
difs ray The bill abollthng the old Constitution Of
Js,natc1 investing all Legislative power In the hands
OF the nominees Of the Englieh crown, passed the
Colonial Parliament with closed dourr some time
ego, but II requires the sanction Of The home goY-
erument to become a law.
4 letter IRON the Island Of Curncoa eayB that Ex-
Emperor SoulonqRe Of HaYti, with his family and
suitc, Ead arrived there, where he pfoposea 10 dx
his permanent reztdence, having been banlshed
from his Mace Of exile in Jamxiea.
, 1866-01-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

AUG t0EfEx-xh6 440COlu n0ou0GN&Nf
Fund-War EIpendltufaa-An OIL
Company Organised.
{specA Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune
SFnNa11kLD, Jau Is
No session Of the Supreme Court was held to-day,
:he Jucges being IN consu]tsuou In relation to
cases a1scady submitted. An tho casea upon ths
docket have been disposed OF.
The National Lincoln Monument Fund .rnouu,s.
u per report, to tGa,738.4o.
The drcula. Of the War Department. calling for
statements OF State expenditures In tho VA, for The
suppression Of the rebellion. has already caed AM
formidable ltst- Brown county, as pei report has
s5Pepded 70, beunttes tor volunteer, &C., s&,soo;
families, Eeea.a11; Kane county sends in Eli ~
xse3 20; hen5y county rrporta amount expended
Families rs, 20: :ds. tota! f1sa sa0K3M 'e''
,a,. ce1Ghss,e Of the oEean,1ation Of the farmers
county, capla1 stock S16o 060 was died in The Ser
rotary Of state's efdce TO-DAY.
The street railway CHI viii be put upon the t,ack
1o-nDl1pW.
, 1866-01-19

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1hune.1
NEW Yon1, Thursday Eve7 jan. l5.
The IadtpeEdess haA the following:
Traac IL very dull a. the lnelcmcncy Of the weather
IL very uufavorable to It. Holders are very 11 snd
are not anxious to press sales Prnts afe tnacttvo
tho stock ID light and prices are ae1dy. shrtsnr and
eheetttRs arc dull socks accomplishing, snd arc
o. good assortment; prtcea are without change.
Denlnf arc ecarce. and higher for some makes; The
denahd II vcy Light. Ticks dull and lower, Caq-
ton Flannes arc GUILT, aud prices lower Stripes
and Checks srs Irregular, with very l,lted inquiry,
GInEhaus are very tru. with EmnlI atoek There il
little doing pelatnts, tho fall and winter trade being
oS, and spring koods a1o cot yet inquired far Flao
ne1s are dull. Fancy Caasrne.es are aiso inkc,tye
dark and medium co1ors alout sell prices sre rather
lower: foreign gooda have been more fsre1y entered
for consumption taking advantage Of tho great f In
the premium gold. Desrable styles Of woolcps nt
for clcthinR purposes aze in demand nossk1us ara
much wanted. sllks arc dull. but rxices arc vt.y
hv.n: 1ow-pIiced blacks have been heely sold, and
there u now scAfcl<y. EnElah dreas goods sfr In
good supply. but The demand Tor sprink goods .s not
yet opened Tbs imros tatlons aro VERY large, and
very large trade il expected when spscC trado COM
n1euces.
Tba S,tt,v4pr tbs taF
, 1866-01-19
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

A Darfnc and Extraordinary Robbery
a RuGSer aanged-Navtgation on
The TcnncA&ce.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune1-
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, jan. 1a
4 robbery took place here last Monday, which, II
tho facts arc s'zted correctly, II one OF The most
extraordinary on record. Two men, Bass 4 VII
Inns, pretending to be detectives from Columbus,
ca, persuaded lieutenant OF the military guard
10 furnl&h them ass{stance-went TO The Catchheld
House, dragged eeyc1al gentlemen ont OF their
beds, carried them 10 the guard house, plundered
them Of over two thousand dolihrs In money,
watches, &c. kept them locked up thst night and
next day stated South with The booty. The affair
II undergoing Investigation before military suthoti
ltos.
The buGler Of company 4, 4sh q. S. cavalry, SEN
tent ed to denth for killing Cspt. Clark, Of the ad
Ohio csszlfy. laaf summer, was hanged NJ Macon,
The steamer Cherokee is finished and viii ply
reculnr1y hcncefntth between Chattanooga aud
ports N tie winters OF the Upper Tennessee and
tf7nchez.
, 1866-01-19
THE GRIDIRON,
Gov ORiesbs - Reasons for Not Anthem
ucatlnE the Bill.

Coz fapfAshx
ucatinE the Bill.
ETArE or I11Isors. Kxscrryx DtrArrssy1:}
srnisoT1nn, jan. Is, 1855.
Railway Company 10 faFe ihe iii tnrornnfattnr
said company authenticated b1 lbs EoYsrupr. The
es.e Va. Heard upon argItncn., m lion. Grant
CcrJdon Beckvlth and Hen. jswrrnce Weldon
against The autheuticattou.
!, GEsr1sES-Th.: bi passed The legislature. as
1863, 1t appears 10 be st1oed bv the Sneaker Of
each Honse and Wa found in tho ofice Of he SEC.
Ds.e Is5 q e sits hae md l. nsr H. possession 70. hs
IheapplIcatiou 70 have ii authenticated. I siso
found w1th Tho bill what pnrpofts 10 Be veto mes
sage Of e!.tiov: Rleh.rd Yates, who va. 1t de
OF the State Of Illinois.
sppeaEs eallstastoztly enough g to ne, that be ii
state, o. the sist dsy Of December /. b. ~ 1s5a 81
the Termination Of The prcceaine sesston a's5 o1
the 10th and Ilth Of Inns 1ess ~
It Is claimed, howerer, that thi6 rncet.nn.
eral Assembly Of the State, and hat our snnrems
Court has decided and that in fact fbe Xii .sso
not !etoed By the Governor; and tt Is urred with
much ioree that, ~ the Governor did not return
eral A,tembIy which occurred On he st sE MondsI so,
IN January, 165, that the b by the Canst,tntsoly
The province Of the Enpfrme conrt ~ iec;d 1T ,hs
1t IS or lie not laws ibo 21st secton ~ tSa ~
article Of ,he Constitution declses tbst IL an9
bill thall not be returned by the Governor wtthtg
Ten daye, Sundays executed. aftsr II shs&i h.ra
been pesented 10 him. tbe asme sh,| ~ 1,E oate
NJ %snnss { r. hsd sSaed T. Unless ths "a Gem
its fetnrD. IL which case tha aid i sh.1 r.
turned on the ttst day OF ihe meetfn1 nf fha ~
eral ass enbly a1er The expiration OF sa Ten az.
or be law.'' ea'e'
Can language BE- cle11er2 yYh.t else th.r 1,
qui1ed to make this bill lswf Ii il ssd she con.
will not recognize il a. law rn1css rho Goveeas
will Cause The Secretary Of Sjate 10 csrtifH th.t i
has become Law. Does our cnnsiitnt;nnJ G.atM
any eael xtIIon BY the ioycTpoT" or snV tI4u1e
d1iion TO make OF perfect Iam} tre.y11 = S Sa
not :" aocs
1t Ia claimed. however, tina. a Law r..ssa e. ,.,o
md reAhImed law 1Si5 In our rsE9sea s7s,
utes, provides that whenever the General Assenhiy
shall BY their Adjournment before The exnirafjon f
ten days af1er the pas.ace Of any bill fender tbs
return Of such bill. by The Council or ReyI.inn,
Within that time "tmpracticablc,- and the lame
1hall not be returned on the nrst day OF Tho pext
meeting q the General Assembly, and shall thereby
become law, 1t shall be authenttcatel by the Gov
sEn9r canfn9 INC acts to ba certified thereon
" 1ne oeoet1I3 pi e!ate: Inc zncond section OF
ne same act teicng lo the authorization Of bills
ny tne opeaEel 0! tbe Senate and House, declares
tEat Tits Ehall be deemed sufficient authenticatiuu
thefcot may DC easd that this act OF 1915 vas pss+
sed for and had special reference to The Council OF
Revision. which body Tas composed OF the Goyeruor
and the judges Of the Sbnrefe {nntf NJ ,,.;..it.n
, 1866-01-19

Commemorative are happy to chronicle that
Mrs. Westerly. The lady who fell down tIshl Of
etats n her residence In the North Division On
Wcdue day, was not hlled, af reoorted, but Is In
fair way OF recovery.
, 1866-01-19
Gaant&0Aanf1tt8.

WAETED-Agents- Brownies
w Cprver.al Broom Head sesz7 tho PALM over
exeEJ thing OF tho Kind sve1 invented. i = oe1feet
Wits II any one can make new broom 70 dTo mlnutfa
e1pense Of 10 centa II wtl laat ltfesle, snd
is emrhatieaty "Rsrpetua1 broom" sample scos
money ceiling during tho leisure Of winter. This
Broom Head o6ess good business fhE hote who hare
pEooable business should enclose a1x1p sad receive
~ rstuE Of na.l q circular with null gaftsculaEs-
Cincinnati ' ''Asto'--N @'e~' eas3
, 1866-01-19

pH1LAuxlTu1A, Jan. 18.
6rtEKH-Ftrp. Pennsylvania 50, l6tf: MotT1s Canal,
Il; Reading. l04 Pennsyvsn'a Railroad. 57tf: Amer
lean gold, l19A sight e1chxnee % heW IorS, Rar
Refined 10 hond a. 5SS55c: rcnntdftee It 1hss6c.
FLorR-xerJ Dull and prices unalItsd. =, oo,..r.
whiIe at &2.tG3 40. Corn nrn yel1sE At lsc.
Fkny1stoss-Fork trns At fao.A fol mess Dressed
hogs At 1a3 IKE. Lard at lsH,3l9c.
MuIAKEY-tull At e ,I1HF4&
, 1866-01-19

IA DAYS RIDE n PAIEszEE: From 5oppa to
Jcrrsalem-This will be tho subject Of the lecture
ana lceeon before the Sunday school Tcsehe,se
lnst,iute .hIs afternoon, nj three o'clock at the
Lecture room Of the Clark tGect III. E. Church.
EtEn n NU
, 1866-01-19

TuH BnrAr1 4 tInKI7ox Go1D rEx.-Eot ouly
il the unique and beautiful gold pen .uade By th,s
nrm IN extenEye ufc among 'he eight or nine ,hous-
and st,aens in the lofty odd Business Colleges OF
their National Clain, but book keeper and ac-
countanta tEc In sc1J unmetons 1nstaDceA adopting
, 1866-01-19

Ncw York Stock and Money Mafket.
NEW YoEK. jan. IS.
MoNIr-E2sy at 3rer cent.
STIRLING EiCHAAGk-pu1l 1t taeha 1es. ,,,,.
Cobb Lower. opening It I19x. and cloatng II lS5S
FErlGnT+To Llsetpoc! quiet a5d 1teaaJ< q, ,
CONVENIENT Sr0CKs-Qnlct. Q. T. o. s1 COUP,
1G31 do q. ia; Do '6s lG2: do 81 Eeg5 10y; Q.
50 4os reEd 93x eaEn1 Eotes ~ e
Certificates, 2GL; Western Unio1 TeleStanh e, 81
y. y Central, SIX; EHe; soH; Hnfs2n ig!3 Kaaa;
b u. ID; P1ttih9rEh. ~; Norihxestesn prsftr!ed
.Gk; Rock l.Iand. lol4; IT. Hayrt, Nk; Ato7+ 1Vs
do ptefe11td lc1.
, 1866-01-19

Confined Precnut1on Against the Al.
1egcd Plot TO Llberatc Jea. Davis.
NEW Yon6, Jan. 1a-Ihe H1u.Ts Fortress Mou-
roe correspondent says the vigilance OF TIC military
authorities In their Eearch Tor any ressons who m,y
be concerned in the supposed plot TO hberata JEFF
DLy1s, has not been any degree relaxed since the
expulsion from ihe district Of all who are known to
lookout ia Etill kept on all ar1iyals, both by land
and wafer. and the contpfrators, f the plot resly
exists. afo len little Opportunity for the prosecution
OF lheif feheme.
, 1866-01-19

BkE71fonE, jan. Is.
FIoEu-Tul1 and 1n.ettted.
GEAtS-NhtAt sca-ct. h1gh grades In demand |.
rhite nosnttal 1t fssuSe Corn-yellow active Ut
soeslc white scarce but fru at &c Oats steady at
sc.
pRoy1uoNB-1ntctive.
Wl1s6ry-Fir1n. Sales 1t $7..8.
, 1866-01-19

HfNtnG E6hTea NJ HoBt0os
NEW ToxK, Jan. 1a.
Tho following are the prices Of mlnng stocka bid In
Koston lotay: Copper Falls, 25H: Fssnkiln; I'm;
spts II; Quincy, TX Nsy State, 81 Havetly, L.
, 1866-01-19
An oIl Refinery Dc-trnyed.

rtrxEnsBuno, #. va., Jan 1s-1he oil refinery
Of Geo. i. Wells J. Co. was entiTsls desnlo5ea "
isnsG al h.r,ris Of refined oil. Loss, f61 o0 The
stc Was caused By the bursting ofa still head.
, 1866-01-19
RAILROAD RonnEns AlnEsTEp-The Pittsburgh


Cor@aerrscl o1 The 12lh instant, says:
4sFor some months past the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne 4 Chicago Railway Company have been
frequently disturbed By reports Of freight cars rob.
be1 4, different poinis On their route, aud principal
" between Forl Wayne and Valparaiso, Indiana
nAmed Danlea md William kitnhal who resided ut
Morgan station, len miles beyond Valparaiso. Viii
lIsm was running stationary engine in the Com
running aua brakeman between that place and
Font Wayne. Danjel, II wat aseer.ained- would
leave the chr doors unlocked at night, and while tbs
the pluncee. A large quantity Of the stolen goods
Nerr found u Morgan station. The prisoners we're
examined before magistrate ut Valparaiso yester-
d1y, md held for Hial in higher court.
, 1866-01-19
aa11tBeu1t1ttB.
HROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
" Last night but one Of the
Al R c A NJ,
~Ar~a-~
ITALIAN (
DIREG1R.....,...,...

.-- CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
1ho 4nWAH1nt7oc attacks Of the Chlcaxo T7tnets
directed a!nst myse!f ven as azalnst M artists
"a ps515ssnanss P;e1ps @e . make tic Following
m1 s Tesmoe9sd s. s5f s i:x resde.. of .h..t.,s
oee4yiak sheet shst u Performances E11n during
sas 81 SSsa E z n
tssn 1t ssMms9sed ,a r. Y .suious ana eowasdly =.
e sse .espe s q
g. asi e. ~ net s
moat daily demand Of rom n1een 70 IWeusy resefred
Is s'i.eia aarl srS ID doe q he se1ses % ea1.
.as g &c n :dssss 81 s.e r. a6 ss
aesS as ;ass = RE ss Rfaf:s TsysE
ia tas IImt. thoazhl otha91se. I'd hsd she cool
az ~ s:as'Sf
il M letter intersssns sno1Th 10 % pu5ss bas aoae
"a m saaasss sss
e:2E see' ot etT g. e 1: a'st IL .ss q
q seSs
saa at at
md TIC nrst two nights s9ecesatn1 represtntauea ID
sSnndesbots q ihs 5sa.<s aFe capable Of ,nasias.
VIII TX ~ % ana .ae I g.
s, ss 6 au5et S as
the TEAes may empty Its orerchAEEcd rteerticle ol
venom md tlander: shall not give It . reply:
Chicago, Jan. 194 1855. J.uEAu.
Doors open ut *; Opera commences precisely at tx.
This fFRlnAY:} Jan. 1oth, last night but one. aad
tomorrow SATURDAY ErES1NG,) Jan. 20th. POSI-
lively cose Of the season, and last representation Of
Meye1btet's posthnmous grand Opera,
The African,
Which xtl BE- presented With Eranden1 snd .p1ndor
rtreF before eQuAlled In any Opera House In Ancfca
the director having spared no expense 70
thor, with the most splendid effects.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY,
Prepared Enct September Last and painted e1p.esstY
for This Opera, including in the rhird act
BETWEEN DECKS OF A LARGE SHIP,
With entrance to the principal cabins. and the great
MASCANILLA, Or UPAs TREE.
In the nth act By VI. voEGTLE, the celebrated
Scenic Artist, from Cfoat{'s Opera House.
NEW AND GORGEOUS COSTUMES. procured by
Mr. Gran while IN PaE1ss aQd completed here BY his
costumerF.
Nine. ABBTAT1 and Sig. pERoSI.
.....-- NEW PROPERTIES, .
MACHINERY hrd APPOINTMENTS By Mr. WAL
LACE HUME.
m. .ktx fottx
, 1866-01-19

- UALI1X0kH, Jan. IL
CA711E-KectFts Of beeyes, LIN head. qualify t4tif.
IeFenf. The prices not naipt1ned, Lst very best
gu faie being quoted At SE1S4125 afas quality {759
98sD second quality. &5.DoaLM.
{l1m413GN.
EuYTfSteA0y At kkG5Xc.
, 1866-01-19

FAIax A1AEx.-Ihe alarm Of ire given about II
O'Clock lsst night, nom fse boz No. 8, p1oEed 70
he {AlaS.
, 1866-01-19

s44soastse for prime mes, aiso r. SO bis nev t4s
fr n FEB, Aud March. eeIla1' and b1Jetx ppklon,
stsE.H90.7. heef stssdy u u oaa7oe0 fos nav
plain mt1s. sA:osSdtT ses ns. MT1 s,1 e mes: oest
aiesdy II naIsc for ahoaidsss sod lsk9t5kc for
Februsr1 4 l5c, Drnesed hoIs heavy II l3xal.Nc
foT Weategn snd 1A1i34c Tor city. Lard quiet md
Srls Feo.uaIJ md March seller' option Il sYalsEc,
infier 81 extreme. Butter dull Ut en31sc Tor Ohio.
Chee4a dull n ia tsc-
, 1866-01-19

FntE DlsrESsAng.-A frre dispenssry tor ihe
benefit u the really poor Of The West Division, Is
NOW open evezy afternoon, between the hours OF
three and four o'clock, at The residence Of Dr. @.
b. Ch7ety. lao tut7eon sth Illinois cavalry, No. III
West Lake ttIoct
, 1866-01-19

=
CArTI1-Starccl5 acy cattle hare been sold as yet,
tcw buyeIt being in, and they hold back nlthou.,
offer their stock At decnc Of 3 ol9s 20 per
head from last weeks prices. Eecstpis-a,N2.
ucos9H@11c, and EEm.
, 1866-01-19

0ouou.-Ihe sale Of reserved seats for John T.
0purh,s lectures on Monday md Tusstsy e1cntuGs
pcxt, conmenoes thta morning st Smith hixons
Rat
, 1866-01-19

Fo1R1E1.-1he sae Of fcse1Eod seats for the a7e
performances Of The eminent American t1agedian,
Edwin Forrest will commences this friday tnou'
inI nj O'Clock.
, 1866-01-19

GTRAYED-From 149 s. Sanga-
- rou4s. on The 18th Inst Grey Mare With light
harness on. Any person returning the above to y.
Owers No 136 Washing toa-st, Will b suitably re-
wsrded. @. OWENS. ea1
, 1866-01-19

.s1. PAuIH Cuuacu--The fHst Unitc9salist
Church. Rex. ". d. Ryder, D. D. VIII be reoptned
On Sunday next, afler repairs neoeseitased BY the
recent Ere.
, 1866-01-19
Obituary.

TEnEE HAr1E, Ind, Jan. 1B.-non. John q.
trlct, died hetc tl,is morning of apople15.