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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07

From the Rev. E. D. FendaII, assistant editor
Chyistian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
/ have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoofand's German Bitters, and feel tiny privilege
to recommend them as q most valuable tonic. TO
all who are suffering from general debility or frcu
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver.
Yours, truly. L. ID. FENDALL.
From Rev. ID. Merrige, Pastor Of the Passyunk
Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
given TO DR.. Hollands German Bitters. was
induced to give them a trial. After using several
bottles found them to be good remedy for de-
biIity, and most excellent tonic for the stomach
ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
Vincentown and Millville New Jersey Baptist
Churches, Philadelphia
Having used in my family number Of bottles
of your Hoofands German Bitters, l have to say
that / regard them as excellent medicine,
specially adapted to remove the diseases they are
recommended for. They strengthen and invigor-
ate the system when debilitated and are useful in
disorders Of the liver. loss of appetite &c. have
also recommended them TO several of my friends.
who have tried them, and found them greatly ben
fetal in the restoration Of health.
Yours truly, WILLIAM SMITH.
$50 Hutchinson street.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07

RAILROAD MATTERs.-An act has been
passed by the Missouri Legislature, provid-
ing for the establishment ola Board of Com
missioners to whom the following named
railroads are to be turned over and managed
for the benefit of the State Southwest
branch of the Pacific Railroad; st. Louis
a. Iron Mountain Railroad Cairo & Fulton
Railroad and the Platte County Railroad.
1t Is made the duty of the Governor to adj
vertise the roads for sale to the highest bid
der, and provision is made in the act for the
early completion of said roads.
r. II - - En-
IcE IN ABuSDANcE-We observe from
the press of New Orleans that there is a
company in that city engaged in the manu-
facture Of ice upon large scale amply sufh-
Gent 10 supply the demand. Wewere shown
yesterday specimens of it that had been
shipped to this city. While il is not as
firmly CONCEALED as the northern lake ice, it
is hard enough for all practical purposes,
and especially in view of the fact that il can
be made at any time and furnished prompt
ly TO the consumer. The chief inducement
TO engage in the manufacture of ice, in
stead Of relying upon the old plan Of sup
ply, is The great sariRg in cost. By the new
process, the company claim that they can
manufacture it at less than one-fourth Of a
cent per pound.
We understand that they have sent an
agent to our city to organize company
here, and those Of our citizens who have had
time to give attention to the subject are very
favorably impressed with the propositions
which he submits to them, and that there is
strong probability the necessary stock viii
be obtained. If the plan is feasable-and
We believe ii is-it is an enterprise that de-
serves encouragement 6,gl r
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07
BANK KING HOUSE
OF
A. w HI Il Il L + 3 8 e. co.

nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange Uncurrent Money, Gold and Sill
yer, Government Vouchers, State and United
States Bonds, Foreign and Domestic Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
of their old friends, and the trading public gene
rally. to the fact that their banner Is again un-
furled, and they respectfully ask share of their
patronage. Below are our rates for uncurrent
Bank notes, &c.
TRSNEssEE. Bank of Fulton..;-.....25
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07

law, the effect Of which shall be, for the fu-
ture, 70 prevent the issuance Of license to
any places of amusement where spirits are
TO be sold to the audience, or females are
permitted 70 attend as walters. II it is the
wish of the City Council that such bill be
prepared by your committee, we hope to be
able toreport the same at the next regular
meeting Of the respective Boards.
W Respectfully submitted,
JOHN LELLYETT,
uATEV
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.

The Board held regular meeting last
evening at o'clock
Members present: Messrs. Kinney, Klooz
Sloan, Chiffon, Thompson, Creighton, and
President Chatham.
The following reports were read and
received:
The report Of Rufus Henry, Treasurer,
exhibits the following:
Receipts, including balance from last.
so. S6s 81
Disbursements 5l,6o2 ~
Balance on 81
The report of A. r. Shankland, Revenue
Collector, ishows collection of $l5,564 ~,
exclusive Of commissions, for city purposes,
leaving S779 n to pay over to the Board of
Education. 9
The report Of John L. Glenn, Water Tax
Collector, shows the SUM Of S4,247 IS col
lected, exclusive of commission Of per
cent.
The port Of P. NJ. Marlin, Sexton, gives
the following exhibit:
Moneys collected on single eraves......-..$i9 50
Vault W
30
The Wharf report shows a collection Of
S52G 20 exclusive Of commission.
The report ofw H. Wilkinson, Recorder.
shows collection ofsS,026 So, for licenses,
fines, &c.
The report Of L. NJ. Gorby, Chief En-
gineer of Fire Department shows the follow
ing expenses:
Salaries 90
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07
FOR RENT.


Ten Dollars KeWHrds
CTRAyED FROM Ny PREMISES. NEAR
~ Brentwood on the 9Th Of January. 1851.
Bay Mare. nine or ten years cid. branded on the
isff hip with the letters J. W.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07
From A. NJ. Spangler. editor of the CElturist, No
Is North Sixth street.

From A. NJ. Spangier, editor of the Crlturist No.
Is North Sixth street.
PHILADELPHrA, July Is, 1865.
Some eighteen months since was q severe suf
ferer from Dyspepsia. / was not only unable 20
take plain food without suffering great distress,
but had become so debilitated as to be almost I'M
fitted for active business of any kind.
After trying a variety of so-called remedies, all
of which proved worthless, was induced, at the
suggestion of medical friend. TO give Hoofland's
German Bitters trial. / accordingly purchased
six bottles, which were taken in accordance with
your directions.
The result was complete REMOVAL Of all distress
ing symptoms, after eating or drinking and full
restoration of strength. so that now eat all or
binary kinds Of food with impunity, and am able
to attend to all the active duties of large and
arduous business as well as at any period of my
life The good effects of the Bitters were mani
tested before / had taken the first bottle.
have also used it in my family with the hap
piest results, and take great pleasure in adding
my testimony to that Of the many others who have
been benefited by them. l find great benefit from
the use of bottle in the spring and fall. They
do not create vigorous appetite. but give healthy
tone to the stomach by strengthening its di-
gestive powers.
If the above testimony viii be the means of in
ducing any who suffer from dyspepsia to give
your bitters trial when it, feel confident will
give them relief, it il ut your service.
Yours, truly, A. NJ. SPANGLER. {
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07

w. HOOPER, HARRIS, J. l. GAMES
Late of Nashville. Tenn. Late Of Ashville. N-eg
n. n n N. BKARDES, srass.s
Late Of Macon. Ga
, 1866-12-22
FROM NEW YORK,

Action In Re9nrd to Whtskey Frnna.-n.,tef
That Stephens has Arrived Ia Dub1lu-II-
1lett Dtetsllery on Long Island-Explo.Iou
oi Gas Works-The Ocean Yacht Kace. 6:c.
=. Nru Yong, December 91-Coumiss,onc, New.
ton yeatcrday decided tn tho cave Of Roehsn /
Co.. charged With illicit d,ssilla:Ion az ThIsEe9
1nas5 ~ nss Of burning aid ia. hsy
they be held to await The actlop Of he Grand
1uEy: tz !ne F. 1, Sa& ~ lnsreased to ss0, 0,ooo.
il Il ssftsF !; ass, 70 the sa gesa n:
ties incurred BY alleged Violations Of sbe sryenua
1aw was he1d in default Of 500 00 bail. The cssc
o. tlton & peTlla WIS continued.
The Fen:aus here assert that Stephens hi, ar.
An iihet xhl.tey di.ullery Was seized q.
5san u o1s9 ic wnsh
made WAS sent to The city In barrels smucEled
into loads Of hay.
United states court. 'OSS - N''
The aas vofka At Astoris, l.. /, exploded this
shaltersd TIC Wc.te.n portion Of tSe% % buidIne. hu
There Wan no person IN that section or the wnrka
At The time, elle tho loss Of lfa Nigh, have been
The St laurent arrived from B.est yesterday.
brought the largest cargo ever shipped from
Thc slip American cousress FROM London. rc.
poEte that on the 1ssh OF December, EN miles eass
Of George'a Bank, she saw am1ll schooner, SUP
posed to oc one Of the yachts from New Tosk, hove
10 under balance ree1ed malnssll. heading to The
eastward. At The time 1t MAS blowing 4 tertdc
gale from N. n. E. She since has hid s,ronP
west and northwest winds.
NEw TonK, December al.-The iron bridse to
Hpnn Broadway at Its intersection with F1lIou
street. 10 relieve that nAFrow and crowded thor.
onshh1e. + neasly completed, and will be in po-
vie!e, wko has feen On trial tn Brooklyn ~ one
OF the alleged murderer Of Senior Oeero, was ac.
Quilted today. ="
Mrz. ChrstfluA N. Croaby has received 5000
damages from the New York and BROOKLYN Ferry
Company. for injuries sustained BY collision be.
tween the ferry boat Nebraska and United Sta!es
HuuhQAt Npscoota. In 1GlS.
, 1866-12-22
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Rebel Dead Charter Amendments.


An adjourned meeting or inc Eounea Council
was held Last evening, Ills Honor the Mayor, ii
The chair. There wrrr prcsout, Aids. Kn!ekc..
becker ca,ter. D'Woif Harrott Wilmxrth
c,Ir,ns K.nn' t1nuresp. Moorr. E,n-,tx
7aEoa, soo 1ood .ta nSnSts rsoaotoo- enseA1oFo.
'""'oo' o'A'A enrsrhM.x
1he a.yos dominated a. wiiaM sH Eoeaeks a. .ge.
1esisncd issi cverinF. Tts roninstion WI con.
nsned. A' - WIZ
An orainxnre Wa n..sea nn 1,n4,on NJ Ala
Kntcl lerboc1nr. 10 ntrr F1nkitn 1frref row T1n.
Lake 10 sculh Water street >1~''
AID. Sbackford caiEed mn Ihe nr1ifnanee il "a.
fund on Ill iaproresn ents not contracted fnr ~ H
damages collected.
Tic o-der did not pass tot want Of \ chs,te. ma.
joriky when It EAs 1eiesred TO toe Bond OF FrblIc
Works.
Rx111 DEAD. ...
Aid. Tood.rd, from ihr committee 10 which
dies Of the rebel dead nom the City Cemetery Te-
RSItsd III; III viz ss:ss to ssSt
e shs in vsw Of H' hs ACTON II rs he coane aa
sGes sGIse Y IL 0n's Inc report WIS eon'
skwKnA0x pHr1D.
AZ t5 ozes w. pss. ed; npo1 r. INC sGsomne9as'.on
Z = WrIIrrh E1- ~ M Wooarrrd i
1cHneh I'm =, SsIsnrc or seeo,ns ~ sasn. q
contracts. .u.,-,,, .,,v.nx,-
-,R cnAR91a 4nksnAEss. !,
AIu. - 1lmsHn moved tnAt ne Coantil 70 into
Commiuee Of the hole 70 take up ne proposed
amendments 70 ne CITY Charter. Carried.
1ne eonpe4 zen Went snto commsuee, ana On
msuen, ,as,, A'o' "ooo"a'o "@a no"inatta u eha1s
I'LL.
a., Ane ~ iaSHa1en. nIa Has 41en up eecEgn oy set-
tn un anc taay eoaalasiea y we conmfEtee, &hcu
sIH ~ ~ auAuN'uE Htte p.s1en upcn 10 NC fecamnend-
81 ~. ]1unuoT 49, ~ E rns 1oRoen: I,
r,siss s.i t tne Eumop Loanc1l Of Inc CITY OF
Sn1sSSasu 1Sss tGa'! ~ aass ~ ~ ~ oFo1hanee-
III. ~ p!sesnt ,ns ante1ment 9! tao dead
WILL s1 We ~ - !etStc ~ utoaA 81 ~ ely.
"a cemeteries Y sa,a cty by nc purchase and cx-
nncnsnmcnt Of the aucs OF lot oWnerr, or other
"Es; n,.. ...,..-,
~ xm.u. a. 70 apptopEAG eueh cemetery grounds,
Tneh 60 saeatCd to public use as pasEA o. to sub.
oNaee an1 SCI, OF otncrH1se otspose OF ne same
as s tne Cnnnen may deem most ioI ne interests
Or he city and in casc OF the subdivision ard
rye Q! suth gsounde, 70 deEoie the proceeds
lnefeo1 70 fhen municipal purposes ns The Conn.
eai rmav Gcem proper.
f9n,yh. TO purchase grounds and erect thereon
~ SAy uaH. and 70 PROVIDE I1f The payment there
ol eI h1f lsen1hE Ano ne9otaaInE ol the bonds OF
saia ety Or p ne levy and collection Of taxes. or
paIIly bv bdth FTottdeo, however that no such
!ct3 enal u ouy one seaT exceed f~o mills Ga tho
i " .ns asSessso falus q ms Ieal ana per
~ ~ * ~ ~.,.a. r.,
,1on ~ p,tue sU1 toe 1a.peeu9n ana lesala'
u - - ,s;51ia,n enssnes a2a pote III ..o
, 1866-12-22

fact ttAt ue nost conclusive proof Of his guitt
had oeen found. ec assumed quits brarsdo air,
ppoo bis Icrron he carried ons OF The pictures BE-
The f1ct 80 incenstd lel;luc, {Who wAs present }
that II wa necessary to zrstrafn him from doing
in IL ee,l 5nnn attenpted % 10 desiIev % o.i1 e II
drawers be was wearing, BY tearing them to
ptceef, ano trying 10 induce plitoner in tho h,l
70 Iei;lre. Dunn uss ar.a.gned It
Tho Police Cont yesterday afternoon charged
with burglary. The value ct the trunk and con-
indifference the .nan plead mot guilty" and AZ.
ter hearing The teetimory bad ND nueauous 10 ask.
lie WIS commit ed tor trial at the Rscord Couri
f,.Rx EJx,FE e \
, 1866-12-22
FROM OMAHA,

Unt&n faclae k.itread Onmmsasianef-
Cend!tion Of the Read-Time trrus Denver
CFhe Coanec9aon Reiwoon OmAhn and tho
Norhweetern RRllroad
Especial Despatch 70 Tho ChIesxp 1tibuue.I
CAAnA. Doce nbes 81.
The Government Commissioners, General ]. Il.
Simpson, General s. r. Curtis, md Ma!o. Wn.
y: Wh'se, bavs a1ised Lore, and proceed TO-
morrow 70 Inspect she ninth 1eetou Of the Union
lati1e Kai.fosd- Thls road u now in operation
ihsre hundred md tTe miles west Of Omaha
Ihs1e h1vc ben no de:entoos on the lima oJ SNOW
etolne. !ndlane. Or rom any oihe7 cause, reports
s,Andtne. Passengers now rnake he t1tp between
p Denver % and Chicago ia ion. and hatf days ~
connecting the Union Parfnc win III Chlcsro
Northwestern Railroad, Will be avoded in thity
d3ys, hy which tIDae The latter road Viii he com.
Denver to Chlea2o ehQrtensd iKcIre hnusa
, 1866-12-22
Albany Cattle Market.

Ispett1 Os1P&e1H 10 EdE C0lc4Eo 1F19uu2.I
--.- ALhAxY, N. +, December II.
DEEF CATTLE-The cattle market hsa ruled nYuL
although rather tul The suppy il heAr.er thaa la&
week. hut there fewer dsovea of prime e1trk heary
stock IN tho Jads+ Rotde1 very Eeneralty asked
han The ruling rates Of ls4t Friday. but only ew OBJ
tasned any advance. For II head premium Ilipoip
Exc tas fefnssd ahd this the top of TIE mar
ket J. fATthinx sold ~ hoad Illinois, nxe4as1nx -
D. n SIC. snd Is bead averaging lso ns II g. Ds
nd Eat1a sold 100 head averaging t.se7 skc; 3
head, averaging l1,o r. II sss 10 S bead srersctnr
I7o D. at sIst1e, and - head averaging lto ~ Il
f'o-p Geo. Dewey sold 80 head. Arer.Einx 1,lso ~
NeSe. J. Ferris sod s head sfssastnk 14m ~, st
nc u. lBuF1s sold 81 head, averaging J,ec -, Il
As atlnc. \. smltn sold - head. averaging L1D n.
Il skc- l. stowel eold 100 heAc. averaging ls73 81
1t r. Total Fece.pts for tha week A1o head.
snEff-Are In moderate request n a36c. Recepts
2sun head.
uoGs-Receipu atoc head. Demand sood It prtce,
ranging tton s40sAc-
, 1866-12-22

CECIxEAI1. DECEMBER e.
surezdne- ~
G1AM-Mhe4t sseadT. So-1 spring t1S Aad No.
Winter S1NA11. Corn quiet I: Sc and SIC t3s
easle In oas tnn and prices droopink 10. s ass
Lis for No. at the ciote. -
Cot Ffuy-Dpu and pf1eex lower SA1es IT 314N4e
foL htddlinE. -
Hooe-1n kood demsaa Il ,to;fc Nearly al the
naeka1 are buying Aad The paies reach $500 head 1t
&ne quotAnona tsecedpcs Il 80.
t1oTsoxt.Meta pork u In tAsr demand to an ordes7
And 29 bFs PACKED. lhrte 70 digit days,
eo4a - thEse Taaa1 The heas city hr1oGA however,
fo5d not have heso hopeht be,ox ct II the elose
1nr thonlaers And 9k@loe for aides, paekcd+ snd
.vt4!te tos clear ttdes New bacon xdea. elexs sold
9tsasnss; r. .,ls- an ussess lte aaa he eose
ne.ts frmcF md rrices higher closing 5kc i.Asfc
oE nenldefa ecs AID hams. holders asking kc higher
dali II Eh4 .ae.
QuutAuors. - ~~
kE1A-s3c and sseAdJ,
AnHE1 ExchE axt rerF dutt kaQ tie oe.tn n rx.
esd 1ha deEaacs II In dtsea1as l1Jtox IA pA ksl,
, 1866-12-22
A TERRIBLE QUARREL.
a Series Of F1chrs-A11ng an Rnemy.

Patrick and John O'BEteu. brothers, were ~
ratgned before Justice Mti1iken yesterday aIte1-
moon, charged with All assault with iatent to
commit bodily Injury upon Ed rard o'lIalloran.
The three mtu Rnd their families Ill occupr- the
ZANE % dwelling on Rneker. near Tweaty.seeond
pes1ed to eonont ,se % oBnens, III isso pssi.1
concealed By many oandagca, that portion Of Il
msasn ~ ,h.1 y r., ,eT rg snEgsan .sT tan.
lnsrrrd the beauty Of hie connteusnce. O. Hal
,Stan h, .s.., made very lengthy statement Of
hs sssns oe aa'RS TaSes.1 ne e7.ninF as
tween the hours Of ak and scren O'clock. He
vas returning from bis work. passing through the
He tAld John va smoking hls plpe full Of sIee.
John Why be let ii do 30. John said ii was lis
e Al 3oSu pce;
dark, and ailcr John had @altteatsd him = iov
losan generously let him have his own way.) the
cnntending parties retired from the ..nald. "
about seven O'clock IN ,he morning Edward
who he rSH reSnested M VI him A'a to coSe '0o"t e"t
md gst IN additional pa!vcrincr. Edward went
tooa hss II .ean sns R ia ID
axe from hls hand and etrnck him several umts.
With WI The s3s: tnqui5sd Tie court Yea ea9
epea @ e. esns o ~ o9e not gong 1op
k!ll hog" The enngntrafy 0SBhcq then nm for
large axe, hul some of The neI6htors prevented
him from any farther chopplnc np Of O'l11lloran
the latter retiring 10 ha house, as he asselied,
badly wounded. Ane. that, Johu and
his brother made another eortte upon
o.aallornn's premises, from 'the porch OF
which they dared him 10 come out 10 HKht. Ed
wards injuries had fn no manner lmpAlfed his
spirits, but physically he was mol 50 buoysni,
and therefore, he Was compelled 10 decline. Aftes
supper the UBr4rns apain cordially accosted him.
when he happened 10 be out of doors, ono OF
them saying, +'Ncw nm ready for 5ou, uibs :"
At tho same time seizing narrow bo1sd about
two feet long. Edward said he wonld 't take the
law Of him :" he wohld have them " showed up"
lie dared them 10 .tEike-they were t.a1iug y him
down IN the yard 10 murder him. Hestllitiee Il
tbs point vert suspended for Tho night. Ua
Ihurstay morning tie per.eeuted 0'Aa|loeaa
a. u, m,ls G., a sf1sr sesea, = soon q be
ter him. made very formidable attacs- % sald
dead" one ef them nesting bis head in very
taFtEe manner With An empty porer. bottle. Ed
wsrd thid II aycd him for nercy-no mercy;
my wife s1ed him Tor rnercy-no mercy and now,
your Honor. want Justice" At this point O'Hal-
loran broke down with emotion. The prisoners
desired touttnuaEce Of the case 10 prepare de-
lence. "A further cxau1inaGon viii be held on the
ssih tuet the O'Briens heIug required to give
bail OF $500 each. II O1la1lo:an's statements
were strictly vcraclous, It is a serious md par
ple11ns question how he survived the asst
'tthzashtng."
, 1866-12-22

uHVWM0NSG H1NlKH4s
Especial Doe7stch to the Chicago Tribunal

EsFtsaAt Odk3E1cu 70 INC Ch1tAEo IdbQtA.I
AlwAcKKK DecenbG n.
fIorf-Dun; holders asf 5lo-S for good country
spr1nk, and fs6'2xN, 10 mr. ebaice < Few aus
Xxx tl0.oQ.
GxAN-Wheat declined 1tesc. saIes It l. n
board n.s1 bu 1t u l-askaelso tos 10. I; Slo4 4 O.
FebruAsJ LIT III Tor no. tn storc; Sl.s6 fnr Re-
tected. Com declined 1c. Sales 40 bu No 1t Sac
Oats declining. EAla GO bu At AsAc Tor No.t-
PRovlAloxB-f1rmer- 64.es 800 be!s mess pork At
t1sbo ; s brs prime lard 1t ike
pNNE1p Hoab-F1tm, and Ee aighe7, with s1les At
eA3o1s.1o.
LHH no6s-Aetive. md SC higher. Sales II 9asa4
t5A-
R1cxr7s-l1en brls nour. go bu xbeat go nu
oau, 80 hu cotr, 4so lve hok1. ao3o dressed hogs.
sA1rzrsrs- go brs -four sad looo bu wheat
, 1866-12-22

We take pleasure in Announcing to the public
that We have Just received unusually large stock
OF watches, chatelafns, silver and gold goods oi
new and moet beautiful and unique styles, which
We muRt dispose OF during The holidays and shall
do 80 1t greatly reduced pticet.
GuEA BROTHER 4 Co.,
i43 LAKE. efF%nt
, 1866-12-22
FROM FOND DU LAC.

FtreEmc1ency Of the Fire Dep.rtment.
Especial Despatch to TIC Chiea2o Tnbune.]
FoHD pu Lac. Wis, Decemhe. II.
At one O'Clock this morning ,he .vo-l shon in
connection vttn The eiove Nore Of T.ylor & obet
rtch vas found 10 be on fre. 1t was a Vooden
building. In the Immediate vicinity Of isrre num
ber OF other wooden buildings, The Firr n.
partDent was promptly on The E1onnd. and sue
cetded Il saving the surrounding buildinra. A
work extremely credttable 10 that deuartuent
, 1866-12-22
Markets bv Telegraph.

New York mArkefs,
CoTToS-Heary At3{kQssc, 81
FLoCH-ac lower; StAts and Testsfn SarIa1s sn-
Ohio, III 1l.0ot2ll.9.
GEAtN-Whtat 112c lower; common No. Nit.
uauEee, ,13 Cern opened lc lower but clssed nef
ter *sloc or mixed W1tesn.O .Olts 636s3c for Chicago
and Milwaukee. "aS
PaoyIsioxs--Pork frmeF: so saN:s tos new, and
fl9.t for old becf he.ry. Bacon dun. Lard
Wn3xEY-pu1i.
PEIEULKEN-Qu1et
, 1866-12-22

tleparted By telegraph exclusively tor the Chicago
1f11unc.9
AAlks At 8xRdKH.
NE~ ioEf. Friday Ereslnx, December Il. laes.
bxn CATr11-fhers were yasded 1t the Bergen
market to-day aso head. The InArtut IL hn and sales
no aloN, with prices rasJtnx about The saue last
week All afs not sold The supply Of pou!tsJ Is tos
tarfe Aed weather ii too cold for active operations
IN this ct trAds. The mercury stood ony
thste degrees below zero ths morning. Prime beeyea
sefl at 1e fair ls aod common 11c net Fancy Christ
snAs stoek commands ia79oc- There u demand tor
common grades. One Ohio pEire steer beouEhs f.ao-
sn1xf-TE1e IL no change In the tnArtet, only ii 1t
poor e aces as not Wauted md eannot sold evt3
At A65Ac. Good Eas sheep command "a And Christ.
Has stock 1l911c. .=f
Hoos-Tne suppfy IL me2s7e. On15 cass rece.red
to day. Prices rangs 1t BRskc.
EnInx RbufxHnr-
, 1866-12-22
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J v.--.3 Ns14 s"KEENS~ QHNF8Ss
FonrhHss MONROE December s1.-A c.on,+ a
Inquiry is being held here to in,rsticsie snd ~
port upon the ei,cu nsta1ees eonnected win The
uaG1e 19a5I which occurred about week since
nnsN 1oEktoWn, hJ which a private OF ihc
INenty ninth United Statcs nhntry va sno. b1
LeuteuAIt O1cntl Of thc esmc rrrin3enf $ ~
, 1866-12-22
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
NEw Tonx, December Il.
BaEADETuFTH.
The whole market was dull In sympathy With
gold. In wheat s2.ss was bid and refused tor No,
clab; tor cholcc Canada clpo s3s, was bid In bond,
PRor1Aloga.
Prfk cloeed ees active. New Western, $N.7, seller
February old, tl9S7K cash. Better feeling 10 lAri
LEz uDGs.
HoEs Ecady &c. Receipts, LOO.
qEDCKEI4.
Conee-Rto. N87@e. eno duIl. Sugkr-FAlr TO prime
grocery, 1ok8t1kc, MARKET quiet. Mee-CarollnA. Sx
OK, and dropping.
YELIGHTt,
, 1866-12-22

cEnu1rAs coETIcg1oxs.-We call the attention
oteatercrs 10 the Christmas confectionery loving
public TO the advantages offered by the house Of
~ E. Page & Co., Nos. 161 and 1ss South Cla-k
street These gentlemen have most extensive
stock Of American and French confcctione y,
manufactured By themselves, Of the pure.t mn
rai. in the most attractive styles. and which th y
oscT At much lowc- prices than The average. De.t-
ers cannot do better th1u With them
, 1866-12-22

NAsos1c.-At the annual Communication Of
Kilwin1ne Lodge No. all, The following officers
were elected for the ensufnc year:
Fr1nE g. Greene, ". "; Robert G. 1.ncas, s.
W; Alex II. Thompson, J. "; c. r. r. Went
John J. Lawless> g. D.; John ". Davis. J. D.;
Alexander Elder. S. S.; - 1llcs, ]. s.; p.
Philips, T.
, 1866-12-22

AAsoS1c.-At the regular annual eommrnle.-
tlon OF Elair Lodge No. -, F. and a. H., on the
evening OF Thursday, December q, The following
of!cerr were elected and Installed for tbs ensuing
Ecar y: 4. Stevens. ". H.; simon Qu.n1in, s.
L. l.. Wilson. SECRETARY; H. scofeld. s D.: E. +.
O:ac. J. D.; l. 4. Heebe, s. =; c. ]. Easterly, J.
S: j, T. EGIus. Tyler '.S
, 1866-12-22

AnTeIs DE PANS At A1ACc11os.-Mcssrs. Gil
bert d Sampson. this (saturday} Afternoon, Ut
half past two O'Clock, Will continue the fale at
auction Of those rieh and beautiful .i,sicl.s DE-
ing 1t Eereu O'Clock.
This ia the closing sale, and those OF our read
efe who teeiEe to purchase Eea1ly beautiful arti-
cies, should not fail 70 avail themselves OF the op-
potfEEity.