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Railroad mntferH- H-TempefAnce Re-


Railroad MntfetF- Temperance Re-
ytyai.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tt,oune.]
DEs MONIES. april II.
A delegation Of The citizens Of Folk City are hold
Ing confer. nee today, In this city. with the Oh.
Gers Of the lies Mo,nes j. Mlnncsota Railroad Com
oauy for ihs purpose Of securing the location Of the
road on The Big Greek route By raT Of Polk City.
AgrnI OF the Des Moinee s kanta. titJ Railroad
Company, that subs captions continue to be re.
cet,ed from the c1ttxens Of warm County. to tho
dollars pcr day. Since April 1et there hare been
subscriptions Of my thousand dollars.
A great Temperance Tc!!TA IS now gong on In
mentaiii. q The Good Temples.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DIS MorxEa, April II,
Hon. John 4. Easton, in response to certain un-
authorized charges that he WIS to run - IN tude-
pendent candidate Tor Cong1ets, saFs: ''If An \
candidate !, must be ~ thorough going Repabli-
can, one Who began In 1873, who helped build its
platform In 16G On which 1t Ca1ned liz drtt *uecees,
and who adheres 10 the plaiforn Of 1854. and Who
expecrs 10 adhere to the Republican platform and
candidates OF 1865. nm neither for nor Aafn*t any
Against the Repahlc!n party and lis princi.
pics. an acalnst Andrew John-on Ill the time. II
se !. aGsines E ,6e protection OF loyal unionlst both
The trustees Of The soldlers' Orphans Home will
meet at Davenport On the 18th tn-I., when arrange
neps will b. 1nsde to ,urn the Institution over ~
the hands OF the State. which 1t Is expected viii b
accomplished about rne nrkt Of June. A Demo-
cratic tInvenion l. ealted to meet here on the 9Th
and reFair The old Coppefheaded md rotten bot
TONED tcow boat Of States Rights. and, II possible.
tct he1 TO .w1um'ng in the eea OF Johnson or aoma
Tie Repubtcan State Convention 70, the notnlna-
tion Of stze oilc< n viii be called to meet on tho
Thrt. lire tndietmcn.a ,rp-e tonnd ae.1n.t
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CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1866.

eh1rss Of coal companies represented m tb1: mar
berland coal Ii been ac'lre during The week: b1t
aso active from like cause. and sold arge.y Jeate:'
dAy at fGe6r. ofosIDR a. &c bid for '.0oo shles.
Goren ments are unsettled hJ the retuso Q! i
ture 1a1ge arrivals. 5.2o's Of u aro heing sold
short in anticipation Of lh!s Increment. but At
slight eoncess ton BUYERS Are a. Numerous 90 setlef
ind The price Il bur little Affected Sales have been
made at 1u3!x. b1the price subsequently, Advanced
10 1G}sf. 1-Bu'e are acliFe md HIM. especially "a
ma ID seriGd. 1he lalter closlnx at 10u Money Is
In moderate demand !Eom brokers. On call she
rate IL generally dre per cent with private bsnkets
w1h exception. At six per cent. Banks generally
quote II SIX per ceut, which, perhaps, means thar
they prefer diseounting prime paper at seven per
cent 10 lending on call al nve per cent
discounts moderate ely Att1ve al 6.sCt7ts PER cent
Tor prime paer, paper Of that grade being tcarce.
Gold r. mains fsn. rr1nc1pal1p owing to its scar
Gritty and to the suppo ltton that tht may ne ar:e
returns OF 5e0'e from Europe. Rates on gold low
ffam 1-32 Fer day to per cent per annum. For
etcu exchange continues ffm, but importers show
no Opposition TO buy freely at to
advanced raiea. but nppHcnt1y pse!cc taking
The CHARGE o! The fall in gold consequent % the pay
m, Mt of The My coupons Leading drawers Of stef-
ling quote 1G7a{ for tixfy da q bills. There have
been ontside tt2nFnc Ions In prime sterling at
Francs are quoted at 5a34e552{f for 11ong date
Among the shipments 10 Cntna this week are do
mestit cotton goods to The value Of $1so,6 eli. 4
drawback Of &C PCT ponna Is allowed On exports o!
domestic cot On fabrics.
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NEw YoRK, April 17.-1he Commercial tays The
STOCK market shows tliybt reaction from the ex.
IRENE ACTIVITY ot yesterday, hut without any ch.nge
IN tone, exrept upon the miscellaneous list, which
is generally lower
On tbe Tailroad list t1iques are generally qnIes-
ceut. bears ttntd, and do not venture TO put any
shorts ag4tpst strong combinations for high pr1ces
Hudson klSer gives some 1ndcntlon OF Clique
movement. lhe prices being IL Der cent higher at
The close Of the board.
In the tuftcelaneoos ti.t there xas decline from,
The advanced figures Of YESTERDAY. Canton fell Cd
silver declined ai&c-clo.mc Al 45c, The Increased
activity in the coal irade Is operating asoEably Or
The value OF coal stock. Large additions TO the
number OF steam sessets entering the port.
has materially nurmen1ed the demand for coal
from the Cumberland fe1ds. aud son,e companies
hsye o.eEsfn advance Of current supply. Tne srt1a
suspension ofhe tupply from Nova Scotia since the
sbraeation Of ,he RECIPROCITY treaty, coal from
per ton, has added materially to the demand at
our own miner, md enables producers 10 gel
higher prices for their product than they other
wise could. Transpor. alton Of coal On ihe DELI
wnre, Iaesawanna 4 Western Railroat for the
expired por i'm Of the year /. al3 sa4 tons against
20, $50 tons for The same period last {sar, 40
!naeaze , Of S,g g gtf % ssnt. II The T. =,
eaae period amounts to g, SO tons sgans'
iCG, ,575 ions Last year. This improved CONDITION o.
aaairs hns produced an increased deasnd to'
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Texan NeHs-Speech bT Governor
Hamilton.


New ORLEANS. April 1s.-Goyernor Hamilton,
OF Texa., made 4 speech At Austin, recently, In
which he pppot ed rome ordinances patscd BY the
Convention, q. not being Republican, OF meetIng
the demand mado upon the Constitution. Th.y
wltn the Presidents policy and that was declaring
appeaita f1orn lhe acton Of the
convention to the people. The Convention had
Pared IN ordinance c1emptfng3al1 persout who.
under authortty Of civil or military power had In.
dicted lnInry upon persons during the VII, ttoEn
being held accountable. Such N ordinance would
not md lHould not shield them. He called upon the
loyal people Of The State 10 1ork together De be-
NIL the negro to ro,e II be became clrTafed
and c1,ne up 10 certain sfsndatd. The ConEen-
f1on had 1st1ted this aud REUSED 10 g1vo the blacks
any quota of the Echool fond. make any provision
for tbe1f educaton. They had, however. been taxed
10 aaelst the whites IN sending their children TO
rchuol. ue intended TO announce To the people
those who had worked against the Interest OF the
htate-
Mayor Monroe, now suspended, Intends goine to
y1goronf leaders On The Federal situation.
Ar1le1n new: cI1 Uas1ux slater that CoruzA Ii
heeieruE Maxal4n. lie has also poskesston Of tht
sspa'oa mines. end is coming money on hla own
account
tommerte at-Mbnslau. Guyana and other Pa
cifc poSta. Is Npn teDtcd ~ broken up Ihe
French subjects continued to be subjected % torred
Maa in the hands oFthe Liberals The Emperor ha'
gwen tht Grand Cross 0! the Order Of Leopold ,anc
That Of label The ta'holic to Ronie, who Ii iht
ruling eplrit Of the Empire.
Uaynpa neAa hntmp0Fnnt.
.Ar1ssd-texneT GpntoGdta, rom UoAtou+
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tspccia! Despatch to the Chicago 1fibune.]
C1SctHsA11. april II.
The famous Robaek, Of Ibis city, was to-day be-
tore ihe United states Court, chasred with piac-
t1ctnR medicine, ond with manufacturing medicines
without licenses, and with selling patent medicines
without stamping the came. Theae chatEes do not
apply to his bittem OK anything manufactured
his onn pame, but 1t was proved inst be carried
On business under The dci!c1ous names OF pt. e.
bert Jackson and Or. Herhens. in the manufacture
and sale ot eont1aband articles termed oriental I'M
innent and iensle pills, 10 BE- need tor disrepu'able
purposes. In bis defence he Will not dispute the
tactt, but will claim that be omitted 10 take
license 10 practice which he had not thought
tary@ The 1rodor has recently sold out hia bl.te1s
and Scandinavian remedies essao1lshment, for
cEcEsAn, April l3.-Aa the merchants have
faileu to take The sfte Of Pixies Opera nouee for
the new ExchAnae Mr. Pike will 70 10 work at once
70 rebuild. He VIII not put up IN opera House,
however. but cover the Hame ground NTH ep1e7-
did strucfure repeating the Opera Home 'front.' ard
dtxldn. the bulldin. into stores End o3bcee.
The indiana conFpi.ators had 4 reunion at the
fe't noute. Colur rabus, ONO. yesterday, with
number Of topJ erhend lEiende. atlcr which Mlli-
Enu and HoF.ey LETT for Indiana,
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.rhe supreme Court Jud&ea ~. Cover
nor Ffe1cber-The New Constitution

Y.1,e Eupreme Court Judges w. cover"
nor Ffe1cber-Thc New Constitution
Sustained.
Is,ecial Dcfpatch to the Chicago Trlhnnc:5
ST. LOUIS. April Il. .
In tho Circuit Court, Judge ReoE presiding me
cafe Of John D. 5. Dryden -. Thomas C. Elesehef'
Gostsnoz Of Mieeoud. ,be Judges Of the supreme
Ccurt and ohe1r. came up for trial. Mr: Of5oen,
1t Will be remembered, was one Of me 'aoees Vi
The deiunct Supreme Court, whose position was &C.
eaascd vacant hy the Constitutional Convention o.
1se1- and Who failing to comply with the ordinance
saeatfnc his oEeT, was Traoved thertfton by 1oste
He nov claims damages 10 The amount Of several
thousand dolEaEr, on The ground Of unwAr1anted
11Tcsl md a"Ernvat-d areAult. Considerable time
Wiz cornumed IN empannefne a jurv On Monday.
There were bft{-ih.ee chAencea In III aud ii sae
difficult to Hnd my one who had not iormcd spme
ro1t o m opinion on the netit4 Of the easc. Two
ai the juISmen, however tlated that they bad never
heard anything In regard 10 It, Yettcruay The eoun
rel ior The plaintiff onrTed. to eridence, he
/ coumIYston d Mr. Drsden as \ judge. Ub!ec.
ttou ~as made to 1k edmisa1bl1ty onthe ground
thaf the funnAmer.al Law Of the state cut OF III.
duration OF the commission On she ttst day OF May,
I66 aud. a 1t Nns d1ted several months previous
ii uts i1esela1t. 1ne point EaA Argued n length
| h5 II. CAN'T Tor plaintiff and III: DGake for de-
je7dauts. Jrtee Reoer decided thne the comufs-
| sion OF EoreFpur Gamble to the plaintiff T1s not
competent evidence, botdtng tbat the ordnance Of
/ Tic constitutional convention, ,whlch removed
| Mesars. BY and Dryden, vas 1hd, md nzs prop
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SUPREME COURT Of ILL.
NOlS.

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tr'hune-}
OTTAWA, April II,
No. S4.eJonathan Tharp ct u. Vs. John Tharp,
administrator Writ OF error. Dismissed As to
John GassnaJ; rule to Join In error BY 18th tnst
No, III. Valentine Powell VI. sarah Rich rule On
defendant 10 join in error BY 1ash inst.
No. al. Dennis Mccarthy rs. Vim. Aoony; mo
siou to dikmiss appeal allowed. No 301:eConrad
t. NleaG et al. II. Chas. Il. Dudley ct nj. taken
under adstkement by the Court
1he ctJl Of the docket tomorrow fs Nos. 121,
1aa 1aa 19j le1 1885, 1T, 1871 11j, 13 lS7. 133, 1872
10 III, 14s IA, l46 III, 14S. 49, $50, III, 1a2
ia. lG1, lGs, 1G4, les, 167.
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CtoAinE Hours Of TIC cLegtslature-Pfe.
sentationA-Po811Eo Stamps Again
Normal School Regents.

CtoA1nE Hours Of the LeGfslature-Pfe.
sentntionA-po8t1Eo Stamps Again
Normal Sclool Regents.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbrae-l
MADISON. April H.
The Legislature adjourned At II O'Clock this FORE
roor, having dtspo.ed Of tie businc7s before IL
The utmott good fteline existed among the men-
ber+, and the ueual complimentary resolutions to
the officers Of The two Houses passed with great
unanImitJ.
List evening handsome gold wa.ch vas pre-.
.euted On the part ol the members Of the Assembly
% Speaker Barron. Nj. Abrams mak1ng IN eloquent
pse< enfsip1 epeech. Presentations were also made
10 Iii: Young, Clerk OF the Assembly, and Others.
1his morning there wae 4 very ndlculoua and
ta1eie4l presentation tn the Assembly, to which tile
~en4tt and state 0flcess Weie 1ny1ed. being pre-
sentasfoa Of ten doars worth Of postage ata1np. to
Mr. MosheE. the member trou Jefferson. VINO hRt
usually offered the resolutions for postage anmps.
which tho Attembly has yoted 70 lavf-hly. The
Assembly tnduIced tn numerous ridiculous PEI
futrn1nces, contrasting very uniaxofnblJ with tbs
dlgn!ty OF the proceedings in The Senate up TO the
cto.e OF Ihe eesstou.
There IL loo much confusion. as Jet, to ASCERTAIN
exnclly what has been done and mist left undooe :
b1t ii Il quite likely 1t Will appear that several
tueasures have been carried and defeated Of which
,py aspy sa sn1es 't and come oi the keen a'shted
The Normal scnool Regents met las, night. hut
having teen unable, in consequence OF the lotcf.
fupon oi travel by fc6hets. TO Wit The localities
proposed for site In the Filth District the board
consequently took no action In the matter, and
without traushc'lnk any business Of importance,
adjourned to meet in Milwaukee on the "a Of May.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
4 Brilliant Union FIctory-The New
CnIon Members AdRiltcd-Pnssage
Of the Franchise Hill.

4 brilliant 11nfon rurtorv-The Heu
M.-r..- ss-.t,sa U......
Of the Franchise Hill.
tspec1al Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune,1
%.su171,v An-iJ -
1o . . 4s'.., 1..., ..1nsan,, np4 ~,
Sesef was 'nese more elcnM u !nampa tnan
talca pl.ce, leaving The mail to bring tho details
lhfle va. no qoolu" ~ "e oena.e. Iae noase ".
met len md. aiteE 1t was ea!led to ofae1
Uonmtttee on Electtons. cnmnosnc<d. He was
- 49, nss.s.,.~ .... go. 49,
te.ay ~ Iepott- oo}eeoon was maao, oa tae
GIunna tnas inefe Wa* no QUORUM ana >he speakees
Helbkeil- said he could not he,rtt. In obedience.
hurp uroceeded to rrs6. The rrnort declared III,
nev ,nrrnosr. en.ttle1 tn seats "e>-ats0 ea'
Wr. r A. Smjfh. Of HnnieTnan. ynoxed th.t th.
1cuott be adouted. .'~N -1~ *A'
1T, s. L. WarIen, of AcIeary, called 70. the a,ea
The Speaker eald the noton was Iosf. A. the vote
-howed no quorum present, nity-six being neces-
III. Smith tns,..ed lint according to alt law and
lie determination Of ihe house to be no longer baf
dcd MS nor "a eyident thst lhe speaker gaTo wsy.
snf saii hr Tuu]d considcr tne rrotrt adopted.
Had he not done 60, think re- olntlon wpnld have
cant.
1h1ec or four members repo1ted MON favo,abty
we,e exosu In. and tha Home at Lat had ouorum.
Jndre Hneu nn >ented a1i1eunnrial to the House.
contet:fnr The eeat Of n. q. LeWis. elected tfom
Davidson county, {Eashrilel, for ,he following
he.n eetca ~ rener.1 firFef elrrtinns
~ m ~ H. hnnia s9x6 - ~ rensr.i tirEer
:. conS f.rrr.n isnrs hsv1r1 kaeH eParf.1 ~
Scne1st ticsetio Fnid bis teat nnti, he rerGlar
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Rcjn1c1nEA Over The Civil Rights Bill
The i I'm af1Ga Nina Ilfnftt EhA ufaA

RcjnlcinEA Over the Civil Rights Bill
The Almadcn mlne Disturbance.
SAN FRANCISCO, April la.-some citizens .yes'
terdaF fired q falais Of 200 guns IN honor OF The
pressed their eradication by firing crackers
The propnetors Of the New Almaden Mines eay
the recent disturbance grew out Of the fsct thai
eeventJ-ont squatte1u not in the employ OF the
company, refused to comply with The
o1der 10 sell their buildings to the
company, and more eJectment suits wcre
then commenced. when the tquattcrs drove tht
miners from their work. The rinpleeders were
arrrsted and warrants had been t.sued Tor othe1s
The work At The mines esstill eu.pended. They
arc M tfisl to day at San Jose. Thele Was
further shipment Of <500,0o0 not manifested pei
Golden THY which sailed April 10th, on COY
eminent account.
f7.15o in treasure ehip Bunker I'LL, Davis
Bosom.
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wEoet interests and feelings vou1u prompt them
to euch voluntary settlement IN Sotthern Tt1as.
eEKAToR CoWAd.
Who boasts that he governs the Executive patron.
aee IN Pcunsylvsnta, Is busily engaged IN getting
up middle party IN that State, the purpose Of
which Is 10 defeat the election ct General Gear1.
The Lnlon nomtnec for Governor, The moet p1oun-
fnent feature Of the sehezae il to turn radical men
out Of oi''ce and to supply thar places with men
who hive Served IN tho army
TA1Es DIE CONVENIENT.
The following 4tate1neuls chow the Hmouut Etifl
due Government by the Ststes below named On
account Of The direct tax leved bY Congress In 1861:
Virginia, &6oa e7o.G North Carolina 9f16t t4e9.3
South Carolina. $Gs1 314Go; Tennessee, $780,
0'3S3; Arkaneas, ST., sa,s08sa-
GARRETT uAT1a.
The people Of Kentucky Will be cory 10 hest
list Gsrn}ou. Davit left on vf.ft TO that Stale to-
day The Senate Is eonespocdtpC(y happJ.
MISSOURI WAR CLAIM. --
The Senate to-day unanimously concntfrd in the
Hose amendments 10 the Missouri Military Clam
Bills, and 1t now goes TO the President foz hta ti:
nature.
DUTIES TO BE HETUNDED.
The Senate, in accordance with the fecoumsnda-
tfon Of the Committee on Commerce. passed the
bill to 1e1nI and refund duties On certain Rooas oe
famed in CANADA, in t1anslt between ceran places
IN tpe United STATES 1t the time Of the termination
Of The Rec1prouty Treaty.
w1NoXA / IT. FETERs RAILROAD
Mr. Norton, Of Minnesota, introduced bill In the
Senatc- authorizing the Ninona l. ST. Peters Ra1-
road Company to construct amtdge 3cross ths
Mississippi River At or near Wtnona, MINI. The
bllt was referred to the Committee On Poet Omees
and Fost Routes.
r1npoy sEEKsN0.
Judge Peabody, counsel for T. c. 4. Dexter,
lnte Treasury speut at Mnfn1e who WIS tried and
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fspecial Despatch TO the Chicago Tnbune.l
AEru1s. Apnl IL.
Down-aouther0cr.
up-Platte Valley, Notana, City Of Alton, Amer
iea, Tennessee. 4.
The river II falling # the rate Of ~ inehe. in
,,1-ntv.f .four hours. Gather clear, but thEeatent
rain. :. NJ, r..a a ~ruv;eior.
H.1nsG;e, General Chcatham. late Of the Uuttea
st.tes sTroy. IL 1t the Commercial Hotel.
, 1866-04-13

NV TnhK, April 1s.-Ihe execution OF VIII
lIsm Grady, for the murder Of Fe3yus Collins took
place Yesterday. 1T Ehzabetb, MI. A report Of
the affair. together with the several points in the
e.se, will he puhhshed to-day. Grady the con
demned, WIS frm and 10 the last protested his IN.
nocence. lie e1!clted from tnosc nho witnessed the
c1ccufiou 4 etrnuc feeling Of tYMpathI.
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CT s1oendment Of Tbs Conttftrt,on. Under the act
calling The cpnyc1'lop. The judge also held thai
Dryden had no legal ttle to the o11ee OF Judge OF
the Supreme Lonrt, on the day be VA removed By
fctce and that be could recover an action for
hI- ejtetnent from that ofnce.
TIL. dtd.lon pnetains ihe new Constitution
throughout. and the legality OF the action Of the
convention and that the Judges had vented rights
10 thels sea1e, but could be removed Al any time By
the oct Of the pepule.
, 1866-04-13
LATER AND ADDITIONAL.
Great Excitement In New Br1nsWlck
Rntafnra 4 EHn11 rlE ExtecIlsd

CALAIS, Me- April 1a-There was much excite
mcut yettetdav aud las. night, and st. Stephens.
New Brunswick. opposite this city. The feaFs
have heen strengthening for aeve1a'
days past, but the precise point Of a.
lack is not yet known. Reports from Eastport
yeetetday indcaed thst FeDfans wer1 leaving there
IN equads rupposed for Calaie hut up to this honr
hive not shown themselves herr. Abont hfIeeA
supposed Fentans arrived ne!e last night from Bun
ger, and left this morning by land for Eastpolt.
They could hare gone BY water at hall the expense
and time.
Larre numbers Of Feu1ana are believed to be
moy1nr east, but no definite information can be
gathered.
EAs1roR1, Me-, April 1a.-Tbese Is great excite
ment al campo Bello Islapd. Families are moving
over here and taking shelter in barns AMI out
hopBee.
There was g1eat Feniau meeting held last night,
at which speeches were made BY y. uor1a Klll1an
and Major 6lnppt.
, 1866-04-13

new YonK, April l9--The craeow eoIEespon91-
epec Of he London FbH saye: According 70 nte-
eence here from 1a1taoas "a ,1
asy. sna n,pesy si1 pieces Of ARTILLERY, sIe placed
in echeion from yoloech1tk to Novos1nx; taIce
days march from The Austtlau ftont1ef4 u INC Aol
, 1866-04-13

FTFE.
posroN, April 1a-Tbe New ENGLAND Gas Work.,
in East cambridge, was daulacad probably fi1y
thousand TO seycnty thousand dollars this af.er.
Loon by t1sc, caused By the explosion Of m oil
, 1866-04-13

A1nAST. Apr1l 1a.-The difficulties between the
stove founders and mouldtr4 Of this city and Troy,
have tten satisfactorily adjusted. and tomorrow
work will be resumed IN ali the 1o1ndrcs Of The two
citIes- Upwards OF 1,O00 men will Immediately r.
3ulue tmp}pyment.
, 1866-04-13

BOSTON, April 12.-I1od Annts the psEty arrested
for the grcAt Lord ronhe1y. IN New York. has been
Court IN writ oi AotAds oorpus. Aun1s has heen
uldet the charge OF thief Of Police EnntE, but
Without any legal document for holding him. It IL
seetrted ,hn only $al7.oU Of the stolen property
hns been recovered
, 1866-04-13

NEW ORLEANS. April 12.-The FAoe for purse
Of fcc0, mile heatr, for two year olds Nat won BY
Lewis smith in two straight hcats. Time. 200, and
I'm. The snce for u purse Of e, 900, Two mile
heats. was won by Beacon In two Etsu1.ht heals.
Time. 3.511s and & rs.
, 1866-04-13

p1T7enCRou, Pa, Aps1 LA 1re. yesterday
afternoon. At }t Nole, IA, destroyed the engines,
dc:r cks tnd tanks of inc T1tusvflle ftpe Company
snd adjoining tanks, with nearly 1,000 barrcls Of
oil. Ioas. FfaGO0
, 1866-04-13

day7an tfton'ier. starting from NoEosllltz. therr
are MT, II Is st1ted, more ttan fffeen thonaard
men. but On tho other hand, forty-fve baita1ion-.
twtn1y fire tquadron.. AID ten hundred pieces Of
artillery. stationed In the DISTRICT and not
hin TWO days march from BaltA. These mfEht
reach Terrepal in few hours, and thence co.s the
MotdaYjan lnutter Il III res .srYN
, 1866-04-13

LeCtuFe1 IN Mtdl0t ta3b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fome-Tbe Lincoln Monument Fund
-KcIfgions Revival.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.I
SPRINGFIELD, April H.
Dr. George T. Allen o1 this city, one Of the trust
OF the Illinois Soldier orphans Home, viii Ess-
1t Chicago ne1t week for the purpose Of delivering
teIies Of lectures for the benefit Of the home. DR..
Allen il talented and Interest ting lecturer, and &c
rust he may meet with deserved sncccs..
The Lincoln Monument Fund, now amounts to
sA, ,6s856, The reccipts for the week ending 10
dsy. amounts to F5s3.7t. The county agents ap-
polluted to eo,iclt funds for the erection o3a o1u-
ment to lii. Lincoln, are meetluc with good de-
gree Of success.
IN tnie c1ty Ter couple Of weeks, continues With
tpcTcaslnc interest. Many hundreds Of persons at
tend the morning and tvrutng meetings.
, 1866-04-13

jackson Railroad.
NV ORLEANS, April I2-The eutt Of The Bdhth
boudholderx a.anrt the Jackson railroad. u crest
Lnr Grrat excitement. Thei- prct.u is fond!J
condemned. The srport OF the railroad Is pub
lIthe3. md tt satisfactory,
, 1866-04-13
TO THE TRADE.

Tho business heretofore carried on
by us at Chicago, ILL.,, il this day
transferred to EfTho Western Mews
Company who will continue tho
business at the old stand. All balanc ea
due rs, and all amounts standing to
tho credit Of customers on our books,
have been transferred to tho new
Company, who are authorised to COLI
lect and adjust the saune-
Hdr. :. n. Walsh will continue, as
formerly, to have general charge Of
tho business. Thanking our numerous
customers for their favors during the
past five years.
we ore, very truly,
!. H. WALaR X co.
CHICAGO, April =, 1855.
TEE wDsTuRN NEWS CON-
PANY has been organized AZ a Joint
Stock Association, for the purpose Of
carrying on the Wholesale Newspa-
por, Magazine, Book and 6tatdonery
business, and tbs undersigned elected
its officers.
The business lately carried on by :.
R.wa1sh & Co. will bo continued, and
with increased facilities and capital,
the Company hope to receive tho eon-
tinuedpatronaso Of the customers oa
the old concern, and new orders from
the trade generally. LetteTs should
be addressed to, and checks drawn ia
the order of "The Western News
Company
Very Respectfully,
:. a. WALSH, Frest.
a.w. JOHNSON, Treas.
J. u. TouauE, eec'y.
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