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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02
WORDS OF VITAL INTEREST


Will the thousands who read columns of
frivolous verbiage every day devote five
minutes to the perusal OF a few facts which
concern them nearly? Our text is Health,
and we will put our commentary into nut
shell. Weakness is indirectly the cause OF
all sickness; for if nature be strong enough
to resist the morbid Influences which pro-
duce illness, of course they are powerlcss.
Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate ana
regulate the system. When the quicksil-
Yer ranges from so to 90 degrees in the
shade, the most athletic are enfeeblcd and
the weak arc prostrated. 1t is at such
time that such an invigorator as IIOSTET-
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS is urgentl,
needed. What are the effects of this rare
vegetable tonic? Would that all who have
known its benefits could condenso their
experience into this paragraph. They
would tell the healthy, to protect their
health they must use this great safeguard
against the debilitatinS influences. They
would exhort the weak to discard all un-
meclcated and impure stimulants and cling
to this wholesome and unfailing tonic and
Alternative as the shipwrcckcd mariner
would cling to raft il a stormy sea. They
would, of dyspeptic panSs relieved, of ap-
petite restored, OF shattered nerves re-
strung, of headaches cured, of disordcrcd
functions regulated, of hypochondria dis
slpated, of miasmatic diseases baf1lcd, OF
fever and aguc cured, of liver complaints
arrested, OF heat, privation and toll deticd
of hope re-animatcd and cheerfulnesS
restored. Such are the effects of Hostel
ter's Bitters. Dec Q rs
FEvERs, CHILLs, AGUE, &C.
Tho cause OF fever is the contamination OF
the blood by some morbiGc agent The
nerves connected with nutrition and or
ganic contractility suffer alteration in theii
composition. The muscles, deprived OF
nervous influence, begin to waste, and this
waste produces heat. The heart is in
creased in it's action, and the blood is rem
dered still moro impure by receiving tn,
wasted tissues by the continued action OF
the morbid agent, as we'll as by the func-
| tons of the lungs, liver and spleen being
lmpeded. Purify, therefore, the springs OF
life, the blood. Use the Queens Delight >
the great blood remedy, and all morbid
| agents will be removed. The Queens De-
| light has cured many cases of contamina-
ton of the blood, chill and fever, typhoid
fever; eruptise fever will be prevented by
the free use of the Queens Delight Fol
sale by FISHER & HErN1TsH, Pharm acists.
| Nov II NV
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

SWEET OPoPoNAx! The only elegant Per-
fame. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

SWEET OPoPoNAx! Is the sweetest Ex-
tract ever made. Supersedes all others.
Fry it once; will use no other.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MExIcol New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The finest ever imported or manufactured
in United States. Try it and be convinced.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

SWEET OPoPoNAx! New Perfume from
Mexico. The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

? A New PERFUME! Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by L. L. Smith
& Co., New York, is making a sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the handker-
chief for days.-PhiLdd'd Ecening Biueti,a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAl
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. F. BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN.
formerly employed by Boissonneau, Paris, }
No. 800 Broadway, New York. Oct II "
, 1866-01-15

this money was never srpaid, and at length
the banks demanded their money of the State,
which haa To pay Il but from that tina TO
tho present the State has nover been refn-
bursed. At the last session OF Congress q bill
for the purpose passed the House, but was
talked 10 death by some nanow-mmded sec
tsopnlist In the Senate. Alr. Myers introduced
bis bill carly in the present session, In order
TO aYoid this risk, and On his own motion, It
was referred to the Committee Oh Approp1ia-
iious, whereof Mr. Stevens, Of Pounsylvania,
Is chsirman, the same gentleman who brought
the bill successfully out Of the Ways and
Means Committee LAST aesslou. &dlQ
Some Of the congressman who oppose Ills
bin ask why should Pennsylrani8 be paid for
defending her own border when other States
were not! The answer Is that carly IN the
war Pennsylvania raised loan Of three mil
lions Of dollars, which WIS expended In pro-
yiding an admirable force of troops for her
Own defence This body comprised fifteen
regiments, commanded BY General Mccall,
anu when We had got them all equipped,
armed and disciplined, and ready for use, the
NATIONAL government was obliged to call them
away from us to defend Washington city utter
the FIRST defeat at Bull Run, and they never
returned until their term OF service had e1-
pircd, and they were sent home to be mus
tered out, or rather the few who survived
were 50 sent.
This was one of the finest bodies of troops
the Union armies contained. Had this force
remained under our control 1t would have
served as nucleus aro1nd which the militia
would have rallied Tor the defence Of the bor-
der. But deprived Of this reliance, the State
labored under great disadvantages. It could
not be expected that VIC should maintain a
standing army for our own defence, aud the
demands Of the National Government for
troops we're 50 great and constant as to rem
der militia calls almost useless. Neverthe-
less, ut the request of the War Department,
Gov Curtin did call ont the militia, and the
Government at Washington assumed the e1-
pense-
Now It seems to us that either Congress
should repay us the cost Of raising the re-
serve which It took from us, or this bill for
the militia called out by the Governor at the
instance Of the War Department. Our reserve
was the only body Of troops the Government
could call upon for the defence Of Washing
ton, and 1t was cheerfully sent thither. But
should we be punished for thnts General
Schenck should wipe his spcctac!cs little
and take q fresh look at the matter.
, 1866-01-15
COOK COUNTY aosPITAL.

=
Unde, the Efficient direction Of MI. D. Chase, the
Warden OF the Cook County Hospital, aud his csti-
,nrh,e fsd% .rbn tatsrharrs the dt,.tes nf Natnon
4nsu,s ~. ...s,, -. 49, -.
patieutA On AoneAy ne1t- 1he present nffngo-
1acnts are only for the accommodation OF foftyfour
pasicnss, nlne7 reant provision !ot 20 populoos
county II tnss. Dot INC o"Aa1ns u "Ee ENOUGH 10
aocosnme cate three hundred md - rapidly Is q.
II vtr te edected. small as Ia the cxteut al our
has-,.,., !. t,,on1t,,v srn.-sor 4o ~. ~.
pfeeeuA Ho7p44N - - N ~ ~
sick poor during tho past Ave years. During that
torn ,hys in ,ttnt{nn has hee1 In efarre al the
orer,,..z,, an, the tn,,,e.nt s,c, n, rons .,,,n+v
hsve been scattered su1nd in the Mercy Aofpi.sl,
poor Honse aud Pert House. In the atst named
1ps,,tusioo the county ss pa,d their boan but the
aee"m@oosuone' N aoainoo ~ ,ens sepca.Ne w
comparison Win our ne" sysfesn) were Scr5 limited.
In the second, The Arrangements for care and
treatment % wes ness.'s, zee vas asasn Dc. and
a1n "4..u ~ - ....ss.. ~ w. -. =
pes.'aoaHc =. w Ivy ~ 'u..".I 1ne veg ncs I"
n,n 20 noast Luz mn ren .na N euea
pest-house IL now IN i tTopcr condition Tor the
sse o ea
ellowrt. 10 ep,er lhe hospital A. far a. can be
Judged ii present. there are enough county patients
IN Mercy hofpa4L Il lie p0os-hou@c ami IN waiting
about the city to du ali the beds In the hospital At
e.snd ts enlargement will be, ,hereIop,s matter
of III ssiss s5.saD s.'ne been closed 10 the vse
for five years. and therefore almost forgotten. ex-
cept Is IT, name vs. b1ough! 70 notice sh.ou.h the
ss1Mns 0t ,hs =, f l. loes,sd ate on Ano1d s1,e
q e SsS ~ s'e;s. i 81 Slef
poEdco. supported py white ttone Pill
3.,s ea ~. aeU,s e1ss5tnn;,c r internal s;9 ~. ~
haiis, o,o.d +tairways and huge windows
, 1866-01-15
Aunsen1sntt.
0ROSBY'S OPERA House.
7 He AFRICAN.
-n~vaNv ~~-ma
AnttH&t1IEMtB.
ITALIAN OPERA!

ITALIAN OPERA.
DIRECTOR. .,........................J-0 0RAu.
Nj. qRAu n..t TIE honor 2 announce tast - The
sI.sast1s gssras.s.oaa foF The F1odoettoa OF hs5u
THE e AFRICAN !
Vow tho great osicsl sanssuon in Europe md ths
eouti eat eomplesed and viii b produced fox tho
TUESDAY, January Is; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II:
FRIDAY. jan. l9, sud SATURDAY, Jan. -
Positively the only four Of Opera = Nhlse
ssxs e q
The African
WIN be presented With E1andtqz nd splnd9r ns.ss re
eslols e9u.sd In ~ oPes Aouss IN As5iss .as r.
e. S;s Il iSss Ii e.,
tious, and the heavy outlay incurred for The grand
ss ID
s1g !9F OF
NO INCREASE OF PRICES.
The African Will be produced with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY.
Painted expressly for rs,4 hs o. o9era intending In tho
DETwEEN DECKS OF 4 LARGE sH1P,
with entrance to the principal cabins and the great
MAECANlLLA, OR UPAs TREE,
II . n a ss = szs sfs'.s & ebs
H. asP xs e % .sa
Nine. ABBlAT1 and s!g. PERoS1.
NJ EFE .s ssa ssn1a ffs S sst Ell: e.
Properly Kan Of the Company.
DRAMAT15 PERsoSE.
The cast embraces an array Of eminent artists never
sefka, Stare. .Ans @ @GAzzANIaA Az "A ;
vsseo pI Gam. oa1es1 e ths Nsyys
Don A,yar member Of The Council. .sitaor L6TTi
'ziady f5s J7s ssss % ssas F'ss'
6en 6e'eea ssidsn; oi sia oy i'*e eesasn
Don Diego, member Of the Council. ' ''..,...--
GRIND InQujg|tor ,ElRnor CQLLETTt
AnDs ;attcndans to luez...-..."...M Nine: WEIEanLD
Etat Seaman. .sigSor L. ToE5E
eonncii:, e iaqaiatois. Sailors, Ind:as. 1tsead.
As a ~ I'D isI2
nOans, under the direction of sho Sss1sPtt05
7ne Grand MISE rs SCENE under ~ liSsil31 e
On account Of the great length Of ths cptr1, 1n1
DOORS THL orrs At : O'clock. md ths Grsnd over
:: COMMENCE AT nALP-PAsT7 O'CLOCK.
.sa;. ys i1ats. sslofs IN o1dss sSst al ny sn,o1
AYiy: r4H ~ audlees II @ 70 their % ssats, IT, =.
fsoa f.no used On sha OCCASION the front row Of the
OsDEa o. s1Is o. sSH1s-Persons dc.iro7s to sub
ssF6e so5 ;he loTE ntSas g 1 sscGss helF ;sa :; tas
eommeaets the .io q sests for either Of the four
B.-The FIRE. List, With the exception Of Tho Pub
lie PIeB9. Will be Entirely suspended this occasion,
, 1866-01-15
Drifting Ice.


The heavy losses by fcedritts, Just reported 1t
st. Lonis, ere tenors In themselves, and surprising
to auy pervon having proper appreciation Of the
engineering sk1 Of the present tune. Ice, drifting
in heavy fields down ststsm an easily b blown up
A few ensll tozpedoes placed under It, and 4.
ploded a. 1t pnsted would soon reduce 1t to snal,
fragments, md tnsuse it, passage With comparative
tafety. THIS has beea repeatedly done in the East
River at New Iork, where she Ice sometimes comes
from Long 1slxnd Sound IN immense rnaesex.
The city Of 81. Louis and other cities exposed to
like dtfs.lerl, ought to build footanQ bredkrateTs
Or tet guards, afler the style Of enow plow and
anchor Them In the stream IN the Ice season to turn
tic Ice aide and cause II to dnn harnles.ly down
The s,rram. Below thcse ihe Hosting e1ati Of the
hafbor could tate refuge rom iee. and with y Mthe
shipping could be eneetualtI protected against all
d1rnaee nom this cause. The building Of ous OF
thoet ice-cuzsds would coat less thau some or the
steamers tely lost, and only very t,nau percent
agc u ,he insurance besides hst1ng for very long
ing Ice is 20 esfly prevented. that TO engineer
II Ieems very ridiculous to allow 1t. Nd. Il.
, 1866-01-15
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR n1lpNIGHT MARKET REPORT,


Especial Despateh to the Western Associated P1exs
NEW YORK, Jan. u.
Railway speculation opened steady this morning,
End there Vas moderate demand for stocks generally
at about closlng Eates of last evening. There VITA
heavy busneas with considerable animation In Pity
burg and ola 6o1thern. At second and ln4t boards,
railway speculation WIS nrm and rather better on
Some shates. Bears have been covering to 4 con-
siderable extent to-day, and the rle u due this ct
more than any disposition to operate for Al 3D.
ynnce.
-. CLOSING PRICES.
The following were the closing prices At 4:0 p. n
Ohio Certificates. 26t; New York Central. SIX; Eie
90X; Hudson River. 16; Reading, ia24: Michigan
Southern, oSx: Cleveland 4 P1stsbusgh, TX; Rock
1s1and, 13H: Northwestern. az prefertd SIX; Fort
Wayne, sH.
There Is no change in Governments, and VERY little
activity.
Gold REMAINS quiet with sorae Indications Of specu-
lation for tal-closed at 1ssK.
srATE DOHps.
State bonds Gull and without my special thanxex
FK1hoLIrx.
Dustness In petroleum shares Is steadily nc1es4tng,
md transactions to-day very heayy. and ertend-
I'd thron2h large portion of,he st The recent de-
cline in railway shares has turned speculation towards
the petroleum board. The favo.ltes OF to-day were
With sales 1t the following sate: Lib.
srty, aoc; Shade River, s2so; Allegheny,
eaooi 1vanhoe, s-2o; Venango. $3.50: Bennehod Run.
t>ooo; buchanan Farm. &c; Bradley, &c; D.evoort
f7ts: Empire City, SIC; First National. 4sc; Oceanic
sc; on Creek, s2no; Palmer, $l.es: P1shola Creek,
$500; Webster, s1.1e Petroleum continues dull aud
heavy at S9SHc for crude and SIC TOT refined, with
gMAll sales.
pET GOODS.
1he following are the quotations rom the Dry Goods
Rrown sheetinEs-IndIsn Head, a., SC; Indian
Orchard B. 77e.
, 1866-01-15
The Pcnnsylvanla Claim.

[Ffom the Ph1ladelphia North AHer1can.I
The Hon. Leonard Mycrs, Of Philadelphta,
has introduced into the lower house of Con-
gress bill to refund 10 the State Of Pennsyl-
troops for rcpelling tie first rebel invasion.
This sum Was originally Nttle over seven
hundred thousand dollars. It was guaranteed
BY the national government, rs the official
documents clearly show. AZ the time these
troops were called ont, the War Department
became responsible for the outlay 70 pay aud
the Governor induced the banks Of the COM
monwealth to advance the requisite amount
Of money, as the State had no other modo Of
obtaining Il.
When the danger was past and the service
orez, the necessities OF The National Govern
ment were 60 great, that on various pretaxt
, 1866-01-15
New York Market.
ERvTni

NEW TonK. Jan. Il
CorroS- "A shade nrmer and mars acaye. SaIcs 1t
Sic fur mIddllnx.
.FInCR-Duil, but prices generally without decided
change.
WIiIsKEY-Qu1rs. EAtes At u 16322s.
GEAIN-Wtt1t dull With droo6inr tendencr. Sale.
Of good new MilEaukte club at IL. Corn dnlt snd
heavy. Sales Ut 648SGc for uu6ound; H19oc 9oupd
mixed western IN store md delivered. Oats dull
Sales At 4a5sc for unsound western 68S9c for sound
for retned II bend.
QrRov1sloss Fork lower, with moderate demand.
Sales ut ta9. .133l25 for ne84-closi19 1t EU 50
cash; t2aH7Hex9s5H fos old mess-c1osnE ut s29.62x
cash; saMa0 % for prime, and u % for p11no
and March, asIleT And buyers' option At s213asl 3D.
hesEA ehadc easieT Salca 1t t16 5o&20.0o for new
Tor old plain tra and II 90 for old extra mesa
Heef ..Hans steady. BACON qn!et. Dressed Hogs
9nlet at lshelsc, and small lots of extra chotcaat
1SkRt9ks,
, 1866-01-15

The work will b comm nced atth4 earliest prseti-
81 daJ ses The seosp,aee Of shsse p1oposa3s TIL.
character md financial ability, rn.nJ Of whom e1joy
m houcEahle nstinrxl 1rput stion Men Of experi-
cnoe IN tat work Of drilling oil se1ls VIII ind this
From present Indications the opening Of spring
will witness greater activity at 3eno than has
been d.spsJed Ia the prosecution Of any enterpnse
road to Eihoio. The building Of he town, together
with seTerl important manuhoorits, and tno de-
EeloPzneut Of the oil wells, will give employment
ing ntu. ef39
GOOD odor again with its Nofhein neIghbot5, y
sending on IsExe orders for Fhalons ..!Night.
Dloosninz oesens," which for fssr yea1s has taken
eSs,t Ss 'f1d * n sothss e5.e t tho h.natss,
Potomac Sold erosywhsru. Jan. 15e3s.
Rnslness Edueatton.-Ihe Northwest
cfn Business College, Al Aurotz, H., only 10 niles
lion Chicago, liz tn highly prosperous condition,
aud oaets superior Inducements b parsons destr-
tng 70 obtain 4 Commercial Eduntion. Il Is un-
Ger the care OF thorough bus1ne,s man. Of many
years experience, Who desotet hi entire time,
essted by Z eompetent CORPS Of teachers, to he
!aught, and The course In bookkeeping and aetual
business pTscttee Is Is thorough md attended a. in
The most popular colleges Of the dtY. It ts for the
esee u pdas hnd spa
ILL.,, for circular settling forth the peculiar ad-
EanthEes Of tho Northwestern B1airoxi College.
lan15e49
To Brewers and Malsters-Thc Ad-
setieef, ntst cass ale and porter brewer Of fifteen
yeass' experience IN one Of Tho !areet brewcr.cs
n England, md ten years' experiene, in Boston,
Mase., deftres an engagement II some extensive
&C v. DIP. o. Boz 1.151. uufalo, New York,
or T. o, Drawer COCA, chicago, Illinois
jan5-G97ty-N
A had Breath the ggeatest e1rse Of Life.
How many lovers It has ecpasated ) how many
fHende forever parted. The subjects no delicate
your desrcst friend will not mention itand you may
be ignorant Of the fact yourself TO effect rpdi-
cal cure ute the hahn Of Thousand flowers III a
denhdca night and morning. II a1u beauutes
the completion removing nll Tan, pimpm and neck
lea. Price Is cents. Fer sale by r. K Iandou.
Chicago: Wholesale AGENT and al druggists.
oc23t1681f-x-w-F
Tho Bggk OF Fhxr0Itss Serpent ate
truly wonderful. A small silver cons Is placed
upou plate md tgrtted, when serpent yard
long uncols tttelf from The burning pytstnid The
beet tntthout enocl) are made by T. r. Parsons, or
10 Walker street, New York, at 50 ce1ts per nest.
Orders from dealers promptly dlled.
de25b91+t0t-A-w-F.
Go to lhe ReAt-G0 70 Bryant & 6trat-
tons Chicago Commercial College 10 ret thor
ough, practical brsines6 education, or to become q
good Telegraph Operator. Address for circulars,
DEIANI SITUATION. Chicago. III.
, 1866-01-15

ehRhted from the or al Haz1.on street and abont
a8ooEesed hn9 loss 1hn ecoundroI, in oeder 10
tsash hef wallet, found 1t necessary To cut the
A LADY, while attending the nooa prayer neeun,
1t lhe Chsk Street ". E. Church, on Ffiday. hsd
eEpoeket picked Of purse containing Ffs9 In
cu1Teuty and valuable papers.
, 1866-01-15

New York Stock nnd Money Market.
NEW ToE1, Jsn. II.
MoSET-Quiet and easy 1t SOS cent.
G1tR1IH8 8EIcHASaE-Nomlnal ut 1os46slGA
GoLp "A Shade tlmer, opening 1t 1SsH aud closing
n l3Sf2 l5sx. "
EuaK1s-the total exports OF specie to-day were
$5G52t0. -
,GoExHzxxs7 a1ocxs-Qulet and without decided
change.
FIT1ourz-Fre1ghts to Liverpool ehade trner,
and nuief. - -,
, 1866-01-15
THE CITY.

DEATH TRax ScALDn0.-On Thrsdsy evening,
. lille boy, the fon Of a lady bonfdin. with Mrs.
Jackfon, No. 8lo Illinois street, was tc1ib.y seald-
ed BY The nprettins Of boiler Of hot water. Eve
T1h,nE thst could possibly be done 70 selere the
child exlarud on Saturday forenoon sfser having
suffered The most horrible iorturus.
TuA1 BuREAu-n wss zumored On the e,zeets
yesterday that Col. Wood. Of the Museum, had
purchased the FroedInxn's Bureau for exhibition
We have heard great deal Of that turesu, but Ike
cc.1nin colorrd WOMEN. have never seen IT. The
srood. nom tho amount OF suffering experienced in
TINT department.
PEasosA1--Gen. J. F. Starring, formerly Col
one, OF the 1T Board OF Trade regiment but now
Provost Marshal Of New Orleans, ts It present in
this aty on brct visit Gen. Starring intende re-
sicp1nc he poeltion md retiring into private fte
Tic has proved himself ono OF the brasr<t OF onr
State hcfDee. md his name and brilliant record
are Ne1ik uonn IN the Vest.
Tue CBuncH oE-t'op .-A1nasa Mccoy, Professor
pf Rhetoric and Oraso1r. will give elocutionary
entertainment Ior the bencnt Of the ahose-mcu-
mentioned church. On Monday evening, at the Fisat
Mtsfon buildings Of the Church ot God, corner OF
Warren md lloty etreetx- The entertainment will
corhist Of readings from Shakespearo-and chiefly
their inspiration from the Scr17lures-wiih the
corresponding paszaeee in The BtbEo.
-NoR71Iw rs1ERx FEHAtr Co11xdk-Tbe closing
exercises connected With the present session Of this
College, located 1t Evan.ton will take place in The
Chnpcl Of the College, On Wednesday and Thu1tdey
OF this wcek. Examinations bothsdays, beginning
at ga. m. On "Wednesday, Rev. Jos. Haven. D. D..
OF the Chicago Theological Seminary will Lecture
h.fere The College. IN The N. E. Church. On Thpfs-
day evening, the Literary Society will bold public
loecitng IN lle Chapel, beginning al O'Clock.
FREE WILL Brus7 cHrnu1-A re.ics OF lee.
turca toe the benefit o! the Free VIII Baptist So
ecty, 10 ald in rebuilding their church edtdce winch
was destroyed by ntc On Thanksgiving day, will be
delivered On Tuesday, Wednesday md Thursday
c.eninEs, by President Fairneld. LII D., OF Hins-
dale College, Michigan, IN smith & E,1on's lIali.
Ihe subjects OF the lectures Arc, !. England mud
the Engiish," Pyramid: Of Egyp'," md Ten.
The CENTRAL Police STAT1ox.-WIthin the past
two or three days potsbte transformation has been
wrought by Deputy Superintendent NcIsou in The
appearance Of tho Interior Of the Central Police
Station. New Oh carpets have been put down In
the SecIrtaFy'e o1iee md reception rooru, which
aleo have been papeFed. the ceilings Of all the rooms
have been wbiteWx,hed. and the wood -~ofka thor.
ouPhly rcourcu By detachment OF females from
the B1ade"rll. Ever{ihlnc abou! the Station Is Al
clean anc ncAt could BE- desired and II ts the DE-
dItiou.
CoA1--0ur citf2ens who are now forced to nay
S per ton for anthracite coal, and t14 for bitumin-
ous, mny be interested in reading tho price1 which
It commands to-day In Buffalo. They are a. fol-
lotvs:
, 1866-01-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

The q Home Clrcless ID now the only
1itcrary paper in The Weat 1t occupies The sat1:
dejd IN Chicago that The 14Rone Joit77s1f does In
New York. Tie ladies' are its friends, snd 1t "a
SUCCESS. de1ise somc influential lady ~ each town
to ute her Influence and make up club, and so
1denuiy herself With it1 intarests-
8. n. KxsNKpY,
{a15elA Publisher, Chicago.
, 1866-01-15

ISpetIN U6p&tcn 70 lht chicago TH6Unt.J
81. LOUIS, Jan. 13
TonAeco-Dun and UNCHANGED.
FLorE-Quet- * At fs-5Q- Corn hTn whfte et
&c. yellow, &c. Oat&-Common 1t dc. Barley
PRINT, aL<ak: I'LL at &l-u per ba
Wu1tKKY-Ffrm AID steady.
Hods-uieher BAles SIS head at 3. 9.ep, - It Ss1p,
Isl X fo.M, and % ut t9-45 r 100 nk.
, 1866-01-15
Mining Stocks

FEw YoRK, J2u H.
The following the prices Of mining atociA bid In
nosipn to-day: Copper Falls TN: FrsnkIln Ssf ;
Hancock u; Huron u: Isle Roy ele IL; Mnnesota i
Quincy 81 Bay State 4; NaTeriy l1.