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, 1869-01-03

PHIlApnrH1A, Jan. La 1es:1ueurn frs
broke out lxt1 1as1 Eight, which te41oyed thu
large building o7 the corner Of Broad ind Cherry
atRsefs, raed during the K11 In hoeptt1l and pI
lstb ccc1tsed By 4 iszxn number OF Erdn. pro-
tuee ana commission merchants.
p1nApEIEHn. 3an. 1.-L&4t night fre DE-.
ttto3sd tho c1ten4ire- grain 4nd produce fot-
wa1tlnF warehouse. corner Of DeEA4o ED Hrr.
TT streets. Tbs contents Oh the INT door wtsc
dong, iced and hops, and % tho third door, Rhls
kcI, The t7tAl lot 11tlndlre hnild1Rg, IL esd.
ntted 1t quarter of n1t1lan.
G41ExHnp. N4&s-, Jan. 1.--(sp1a i AMI
don's E3tenA3Ft bit stock 1AnufAttozJ, In Ibis
tpNr. VS. oor.ed hist might. Los4. {N0m.
INV HAyH, Jan 9--Ffe srrrafr stups Of the
New akTen And ktw Yask Eatlrnad wtre
deauoJed h{ arc 1t elsTen o'clock Lat night.
! hey II sill harnirg. Loss esnMA1aa II about
&tooro lnsrre1 Tot $aotm.
hAHso1, Jan. 7:--r<a brick atoseA On Hzoad
aiE<es wssr burned iass niRht occupied hy vart
our p1stteA- TIT pr1Ee,p.l loss falls On Hay~1rd
4 Co, AMOUNTING 70 8ss,ooo. insnred connor d
Failsr, ltrs 4lhpop: I. Fa.11ufton. fieoa ;
FoFe / Bridges, Sas nao: Ewing : 10, SH,oa
G4c1xs Ple1e1eE, 1900; George Ladd. 44Apno
6. DuEnlrg, 113 900 Dale J. Ca, <5QDa0. tptaj
loe1, &13QI1. mostly l11urcd.
TkoI, JAn- 4.-H. T4yaossp lumber y4rd VII
burnt YESTERDAY. Loss. SO 800 Iasrtsd
NEw foAx, i'm. A t1s thta .. n-, 1t ~
PeAsl ttrtet, occsaiaaed 1 losa t. d. n. JaeopA
Tuapuh-turbf 0! fRtnllost yAtn!ah, OF {1n, 90 q
r. Cooley. dealer In hraoms, &,l,o1; Nj
& n9.sey, mtuttActurrT of p!e:nfe ffaaes
tit 600 and @. behoi,ch- restaurant &, ,oD. n,
lo,s N buildings IL $lo,o Nost Of the prop
hxfy NA9 Insured.
, 1869-01-03

Annual Meeting OF the SlAto Htstor-
iczl Hocieky-CoE Enmants Of ths STATE
journal on ths SEllktnsoa Libel suit.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis.,, Jan. :.
The State Hta:oxtcal Society held its apnsl
meeting list night tor the sleedon Of o&aee1s. I.
4. Iapham wts Reelected President, and l. G.
Draper Corresponding Secretary. Som, eh1nRts
were rn1ds IntFfts prtsfdtnta and Curator1, and
A. q. H1tu was elected Treasurer. The society
u in vay. hourtshtng eoudiuon: and has hid
yer.
Tbs Ssats Journal eloses IA a.tlels. enbras!n{y 3
acme th&fu comments on th& WHk1nfoH Noel
suit a1sInst TMK TRIBUNE, rs folloWa. This
vtsdtet cannot fal to be regarded By Ill who
h1ye examined the cese ~ most eKtraofdfnlry
ephiett Of mobilization Of tho l&H Of libel,
such ~ NAY TO some extent shield she p'ess from
nntust e1tozt1tu md [eoul Tu1auous prosecution"
, 1869-01-03
ORIhdE.


Bo1rox. Jsn. 4.-Joseph ". Dams, we'll
known banker''on the corner of stAte md Devon.
fhtre s'rests, has bean missing \ couple OF
days. Hf4 bank account Il said 70 Be o1ttdrawo
$4,000, End cheeks R1Teu to v1rtous parties c1E1e
bstk thle forenoon. alsbonoted md unpttd. Tia
u4ee has been elosed to- Day. and bis $hssta.
boota IL unknown. The 1osaes Of depos:tott, VINO
srs worthy plrt1ea Of modsrats means, viii bo
aatt3 felt.
, 1869-01-03
-
D + u .

ItALT-In thts city. on Saturday morning, JAn.
Nrs. >Atah J DAILY. II the 18th ye1r Of her axe
Funeral will TAKE place At the residence q Ar
Fr1nk HerhtEt. iii Huron-ss4 AundAyrat II. O'clock
N<mAlhB will be taken 10 I&ots E1f Eot thtefment-
SAEAFFEH-In this city. Dac- q. Walter Lxntnef
infAnt san Of J. /. ant leaa G. shsAdes. aEsd sTt
tnottEk md gtI dAJa.
NCHBRRG-ln this civ, jan. =, Anna G.. Witt Q
Louis ri. heasE, E&q Axtd 81 yt2n
Funeral viii take plaza on Monday, tAo- 9TH, II
u. m st No Is uubbArdFt.
E1E9-1n this etr5. u the ftsidence Of her son. #
p, kns: Nc. r 0Akst-. 4 4 Haat oeosE :. p
age.
Auburn, y. z, psrerr p1sase ccrJ.
eCLL1vAN-1n thik city. Dec. =, f84 Florehc
Louisville, kJ-, 3apez1 phase COPY.
ADAMsK1-In this ctty. At the residence q ee
pAse1u, vi 6<Etn ClarkRt.. Ltuda- dau4htef ct ~
Ton ard Lana A1susk1, axrd years Aad months
Funeral will take plAce+ from ths seEdenee o. be
parents, II ?. H. tEil dsy, enndaI Iae fFleads
tne family are respectfully Invited 70 ast&nd-
, 1869-01-03
ulySQlUItoR Of coPaRTMeRSNlp.

Tha rpp4F41eFship hGf1ko8pfe extxtio& Hodtf Nc
arm nae Of Merrill shute u this da7 d1ssofrod "
limitation.
J. B. SaETE- 8EAEi4A = sa9
, 1869-01-03
ftA1y.

11A1Y.
Efka VICTOR xnAxCxL's xxv TxAk'l Appx1sa.
FLoRxAcs, Ian. I.
hsfs Tietot Emtnue', to-dsr, In reply 70 New
teas'a eopsratalkuons Of his military MAJ. said
that he pre.ant situation Of It&uau Adalrs wia
Rooe but that II the present au,caoie situation
taea4d eeeoae elouted, md trouble should In 1he
as'e,t Appear to be iuuircnt, he should eonh-
teI4s se!s Epon the Loyalty and patriotism Of the
~! 70 scstatn him IN maintaining pesre and
7aaaoal homer.
A@a eoI1t11A hoDKHHT1ok II kALHa WIFE
02 RcAAA QrE.lyoE.
h,-~.,, New ToaK, Jan.9.
fn1t.sn 1tnn. as4 ~ dl&hed 4 mln,l.su eFstes, tay
'~tset saa$ttxdnN 9{ vloisat IN saty9rQps4fT
, 1869-01-03
8pAfA.


..... '.. A1D71p, 1An-1.
General Caballero de Rota, a{.rr hartnr lssned
2psoclamAtoa to the insustants 1t MalA1x to
tl.ow down thelr ASmt. and they refusing u
frhmit. he declared the p ace IN ttass q siege
The town w1s then arAeksk By Eo.etum en.
t.ocpa. Tie Insurgents wGe fought IN the
fiseeta, and dtftited, when CaoR1lero euceetded
IL Restoring order.
IorpoN, 3xn. !.
Details Of tbs tnE2rrsetion in Malaxa atate that
al1er sharp eoEaRenenf IN tke ztfaet1, Gfnsral
DeRodR saceaeded N routing tas fsbels and rs-
aoEtpg order. Tbs tfon.tlx11 IN the hafbot
Piled IN eercoe1 w!tt DcEfo4t, nJ pouring 4 gall
.r7 afe into .hs s1lks Of tne Insurgents. Tne
eoIasFt Low IL entirely tranquil.
, 1869-01-03

Pnn1DHFUA, Jan. l.-The Jury IN the
Tw1tthelt case want ont aboEt zine o'clock this
evening md returned In twenty fse minutes
with verdict Of KuIlty O.! murder In tho rrst d.
nre. 1oe pasoner received the setdiet bJ
, 1869-01-03

New Years Day. and How II
was Celebrated and En-
Ioyed. :
Tho Snow Stern and Its Eject
Upon the Annual "Callers."
Rejoioings of .he 0olnrrd Peopls in Various
Parts Of the Osunty.


IN CU1CAGU.
The heavy faIl Of snow that covered the earth,
to the snzpF4ae OF many, on Nav Fe4fs morning
inte1seEed materially with the 1susl enloymants
sna preroeattres of tho day. Owing to tbs nn.
t1odden condition Of The enoH, peteatFtanl8m
was awkward. and treu eomps.st1elJ short dis.
ts1eea wc1a o1ereo1ae with extteHna tmeu1ty.
Yourg men WHO had zpen. New Ye1r's Ere
in bruthing and polishing for ElaluaR
tour On Tho morrow, looked h1ank A.ton!shnent
Oh opening the easement" &:ter delightful
srooEr. curing which ran punches, cake and
lovely ma1tcnt md tlled their Vision, to dnd tie
esYtn eorered with lot Of "demmed alash. ~
while the wind ho~led dtsnauY sround
chimneJ.tofs and house gables. Hopeful
uatcens, With Eah1mn laith in tho
haznlhoed Of The male portion Of mankind
got themeel1es ready eztlY IN Tia morning. md
In tht If psimmest dresses. w1st 1 slmpas roao In
Il clr hair, md the sweetest Bila on their fsees
csmuso.. Win i bstssr fnowledcs of The world
In general, and tho dampenin9. ed4cu oa
Eovsto1ns n particular. esae Into ihe ~ Il.
& let = died up.s Whe1 renoaatrzted With By
sophie and crissls ard kitty, Who vera u mo
neo'sEy expee!atton o. sonseodI tulnsrs ~,
that he gusssed the1n Wa no danger, But IN 80
other moment there IL Af,ag hofa the door bell.
Bridget Il sent to Attend 70 the eaIl While the
Adolaeus, gethAps Charles, OF Il nsT only be
Tnprncy; Father IL sven persuaded 70 enter m
other room; when Bridget ftturns. with, splsAse
fAdies, couple OF sm4ll bre'A Wfd big
aho.tis ransA to know Nthey may elezn tho aids.
walk for quarter" A. = ccnsequence Of this H.
formation he fAcaa Of the lad1es looked rncful,
while hatefrl Papa secretly chueklcd md told
Bridget 10 inform the boys thEt they might eon-
atdtf themselves engaged. A fey moments later
and there was tnothtf ring. Bridget 1gair sat.
Hen toIth, xnd returned 10 aonounce-A1guIsuA
No, but two more email boys with hlg ahorels,
VII WHO desired % oiesr the SNOW from .hs .tooe q.
ten cents. Another permit wa4 extended from
Pxpa. Tint cow pakkcd from hour 10 hour. and IN
the coarst Of The afternoon, successive rings a
the door were tho means Of clearing the snoN
ff0M tho roof OF tho houAt, Cleared w2T 10 the
bxrn, aud ACCOM- pi4h he'd various other things, but
ltt1oc uted 60 eaers, About dusk, sturdy John
who haI hetn making round In eptte Of vi nj
ard weather. dropped IN bit he w4s only fol
cr1.ste. and the rest q the young ladies' ~ Ia
that II ypung men can't coIae On New Years De-
they needn't come on any other day.
speaking OF theea youthful AnoW EhoTelA, het
name vas positlTely3ls legion, md they bored peo
pic fairy 10 e1asperad don. One lone wotnap
whose kouse had been bessc2ed ron ezrly morn
trg, finally atnrk up this Fcry f1gnldetnt not1ct
| on her door 1ooo, bots-no bols wanted can
anow shuEl1u he8rt."
There wsB no observance Of the day bY oEr pco
ple save b. quit and Eust- But faW balis OF pa.
t1es wer' on iha fapiS, md these attracted hu
| LITTLE tifEntlnp.
, 1869-01-03
OMAHA.
H1G4Qen6 FM1JUYN-0hltun

oxA1A- Jsr. Al. Il. & A. ]. Prank. elo.h,nr
house. hare niledi; la atlities &so,0y3 10 $4,000
About faoooot IL secured BY mortgage On lei es-
pets!o.
Lteutrofnt Co1orel GcorVe PomefoF. Pay.
n,xateI, died thia afternoon Of pneu nonla.
, 1869-01-03
: Bank Is Open Daily
5torkbol1ers' #eeting.
ernru .antn neoes RRrer1nn

Flxh National Rauk of Chicago for tho election ot
DIRECTORS a1t to transact aay osheE bushes taA1 nay
on3oa Of sald Bank. No 50 Lassle IT., Chicago, Be-
tween taa hooH Of Aoc 2 R E9e16aJ. JAnaaF1
Il lss3 isaac u. LOMBARD. Cashlsr.
, 1869-01-03

eta{setee 10 enoet the Papsl htatss tv,hs Alhk.
dops 81 It4lJ, AVS wB1t Rn@s," IA eaJs. ~ks4
n know that it, liberation tannat pfseesA Gs9
the ftaetanr cf party, hut mast ~ the wakk ot
national eptqfp<fte."
, 1869-01-03
DISSOLUTION Of c0pAarNERsH,p,

CHARLES B. BAWYER
CHARLES @. THOMPSON,
NATHANIEL L. T0US0.
ChIcaSp IaQuAfY LIT, lYe9,
, 1869-01-03

sfkocoaaeHe. n Ian. 1.-H<ooks s1d 0rue
We4e 0-1A! henteneed to be han rcd fos The nur-
aef = ue!41ate Aatee Gap. Tbs day Is 10 be
, 1869-01-03


A1nAxx. = f.. Jaa. l.-Govczncr elect Hon.
nAn "a. this morning escorted 10 the ssate Cap
cuupaEy e.f ctvzlrJ, to BE- tn1uKut1ted u Cover
nor. Notwtthttsad1us tho storm. Wh1ch u
Tho worst Of the season, large crowd wAs
Fsnton md rta6, followed BY Governor, HoH
nan aad s.ak, ente:e the Assembly Chamber 1t
/ o'elork. Governor Fenton Addressed the Gov
ernot elect IN 1 cordial md couzr1.ulato1J mAn-
nel, ana surrendered to HIN tho Eynbols Of odce;
Governor uofnso replied tn m equally compli-
nentAty md corgEA1nlatoEJ manner, 41d sahse
uuru1E, with tleutenans Hottfaor Allen G
Beach, was sworn in b. JndFs Nelsou- After The
ceremony. t'ovryEc1 aosnan held rsseptlon a
the Executive Lhanbels, md Ass. HOFFMAN a
the Executive H1n43pr-
, 1869-01-03
Qataroad Appotntneuts

RcrrAlo, Jan. 1.-4mes Tuhnxh Aat. 8upa rim
tend m, OF ia . BRfalo . .y1slon Of tho " n York
Ceutrtl Rxtlrotd. haA bsea Appointed General
Buue1: d sendeet o! The :oad, .st1s John Nsxeu,
md ettartd upon bis da1ea.
, 1869-01-03

hovenaenta or 0ta&R 4.e4u m.
Lo4poH. jkn. 9.--Tht stes1snip Rhsin, non
New 1off+ !ten coter1nx the Wssef, gr r1aosd
on the Nefdsrav, aod spsnng isax dhe Will
haYs 10 60 Into dock for sepgtrS.
0EkxsocK, J1n.t 3.-rne ste1me1 Bx1ktxaiA, /,
fspM Eth, ,{Uk, kEt1e1 70 ds1,
, 1869-01-03
Murderer NrmfMAefd.

=. "&6GN N&11 H3C&0Xy 30UEeW*
Nkw ToRK, Jan 3.-The watch case narufse-
nIet1 Of WHEELER, farson4 4 Co, = stats strest,
htoetlIn. waa rohbed Thursday night Of y 100
, 1869-01-03

E9KouDGEr1a, P1. IGn. 1.-The B.oadhetd
murder tE!sl Wal eloted lkst night, alser a1gn-
1aept Of counsel. There IL little doubt II to tne
En3lt o{ the accused.
, 1869-01-03

spttt1l Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,
MADrsos, Wlz., Jan. =
New Years Day hero WAS marked bY genera
susp4nslon Of business, and ittefehAneo OF 10
eiAl Srtetn4s and secfcat1on generally. Tbs
state utaeets~ and gentlemen Of tho c!tJ ceDer.
k!2y. we're ont calling on the 11di4s.
The xurua! festival Of locomotive engineers On
New Years Evc Was lGERtly &ttsnded. Many
wero present from unieA2o, Milwaukee,, Jxncs.
yttlc End other cries,
, 1869-01-03

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
Eonee y herrbT kiren that tho dru OF sconeid,
Nsfder ca. Il this DAY dissolved hy utaitation o}
the srt,eles Of fo9psEsner.hp The 6astness .! sstd
Lied 10 shs nrn naa- for thAt purpose, and vii
DAVID sC0FHKLD,
JnNN AAKDER,
JOHN COLLINS.
Chicago, JAuuay !, 1856.
, 1869-01-03
Dissolution Notices.
Dissolution Of .Copaftaership.

CKpAao~ Jan. ), 1ss9
PuhNc notiea u hereby given that tho c,pastues-
shi!e he:etofors existing under the RYE and nru
name Of HUMPHREYS, 9UsT1N CO., "a this dAY
dlaso1yed BY mutual consent Tha AfafFs OF s1id
arna wtn b adiu.sed ay John r. uunphreys and
Robert 0rstln, sud Ii debts ana liabilities Of tho
as.a .a trm win bc set9led By them. they alona be-
tpx authorized 70 sssue tho sama aud snska use of
the 4ru name Tor thEt purpose.
{6aEneda - JOIN f. HUMPHREYS.
| So. H0BEKT GUBTfY.
/ -. 81. SALMON n. CASE.
, 1869-01-03
Coparlnershlp Notice.

NUH*N aHE1sAFF 1NVEHN0s
Ths uDtefAGnsd have xaIs day entared Into i CO.
paJtnsfshlp. under tho nsrn name Of uUAPHR8Ts.
GUBTrN KNOTT. and WIN eont1nue tho business
Of Humphreys, Dustin a. Co., It tbs sauds stand. 8
and s. Nlaa1eAa.kv.t
CHICAGO, Jsn.t, 1Sep.-
:,IoHN r. HUMPHREYS,
ROBERT lUsTtN,
ADAMS KNOTT.
, 1869-01-03

ACacAT1Ax, Jku- IA convention Of tho
eoloIsd n. " Iowa. TO appotnt delegates 10 The
proposed National Convention OF these people
:: Washington City. on the 13.h inst, aud for
church. and VA quite fuIy ATTENDED, delegates
being prcst tnt nom nost Of the prominent cities
ard towrs wherp there aso any considerable
c1mber Of n-gtocR. The following deleRste KaB
et eted Alexander Ciark. H Hos=aune.
The celebration Of Emancipation will tako
place this evening With IL the horosa, the
sumptunua dinner q Dld's Open HA1. Tonight
the.e will be It adiEE of the Proclamation OF Eiu.
t,pattou, sreecnltJsn7, etc. Major D'co:nos,
Attorney 0enetal Of thu Stats, Ind the Hen Jacob
Bz1le1, about tte bess thinker in tho 8tl,e. Ata
the orator. Q! the occasion for act epeeehess hut
4 great ceal Of otaiory from Others 70 expected.
a. Il 4 KentrAi good. f1tessstnG aci Instructive
time. he celebrations hJ coiored pcoplo hers
hI7e been Cre1. successes, entitled u ;ais great
pr1Ec, fhat they have III ererJ Instance been con-
ducted with Anaolrte 8o1Etety.
, 1869-01-03

wE11~E1owK member os the Chicago bar
Aaron Tyler, ETC., disd On Fnday, Il shs 0riens
House. he WIS 4 na,tre of Bah, Mains. and 10
Gated IN this part Of tho country when he vas
quite 1oueE. Upon arriving :. 4 mature aye. be
cnEutEecd the stnng Of ias In dstku7il!c. 1lt-
nois. snd finally removed to Knoxville, whese be
naas great p:ossesa in hia pteisssion- ae "as
nnA!ly elected Judge Of the CtrSolt Court -
Rock Ls!snd. ana afses~xrds pastleipa: ta polt-
nes. He W.s On. tns k.ectosl aeket fos
Frrneut to 1850 Thtre JeA1a 4Ro be removed
2 st's aty md heclne tae lax ps;tnes Of i: y.
Aibbaru. EaQ,. which relation eonlaart until bis
dearh, Il 'he arc of ~ p ars. He fesTes = aon o
slxtotn ye1fs oi Hxe and 4 daughter Of tH41yo
Tne II Of deeaas ID were slkea to Hcponset
Ill. ahere thsy Will bs Inferred.
Rv. FAfnKR RKcK1A viii lecture under the
auettres Of 'he Cssn ,le Lthrkt7 Assocl alton, Of
Fsldss e.rn,... 1t ierss, all Tns suois:i D
The :cc1usu Will oo. u Tne Rsngloat Con .ltlon d
toe .eann,," Ihe iusetest.nx eaaxsetet 4 tat
sae l. csare,r viii duaeticsa tnsur& 4 fa1l Eouss
In addition sh,s Il II peopsr tn sad that tbs
t1ft ptpoeed4 OF .ha lseta-e viii b. apph "a 10 u
hbs6Yy fund. Eataer RAckst Eense o1Aly WatQ1n,
| the ulu.l co0ptna. tion fee tbs lecture
BAN LanaA. No ~ r. + 4. H. qo Taurxds
! at1ztax lAss laass:Is<, ~ Ssls41iak sAssss u
, 1869-01-03
DISSOLUTION.
n,ssnlu1tnM f1F enpaRrarnsHtp

Tho tupar.nefah!p hc1etnto.u ettGtnS hetweentae
pndcrsiFued- nnt+F tho arm Of n, Sune, Er4tnet
CO. 7psre. this day b. liratAunn Tae ontstanalnf
hugtnHs4 u{ tho dE1 will be settl4d b5 tbs Aeu 6FC-
formed ,tis esJ. andss the bAme n.u.e Aad st.1e-
N. S11TF,
A,ERAMER4
n FE0NlICH,
CunAao, Dee. q, 1883. GEO. II. ALDRfcH.
The underuened hare th1A day formed eop.nneT'
sh hip unde1 The nEn pf J. u: SI1fE KRA4ERA
CO.. and 1u ropu1ne tbs Whqlea1ls Soao1 buJl-
cofnr Of ahs1a-Ny J, n. sUSk
M.ERAAKK,
CnrA6o, Dec Il. 19tB. n. FRnHL1Ca.
MI. -. h. AIdftth Till re1A1o1 and bc h1peT to ~
ttl1 nteNd4 II the old place
, 1869-01-03

The nnde.Hgned tave this day entered into cor1rt-
nrrthtp under he nsr1 uAme OK" CHARLES 3. SAW.
YER d CO >" tRd Enl coaunue tho business OF .tae
lAse cs1n of Davis, sawyer Co.
, 1869-01-03

Tne ceptrtn4rehIp ssrssofore a1iAunx bet seea tho
scbstzfhe under the Urn or Ifotenon Brother IL
Ctdf1xo IL ths dar dissolved bT tts initiation.
&0L. Rf>AESAU
DAVID RO5ESAU.
KAAETEI. RHSEEAT.
, 1869-01-03

Interest VII be paid to depoatssst he rate af DIX
pe1 cent PCT aanu. OF me- 1st IA4nafY, 1s. Psys-
Bis On Of Ansz Wednesday, January -, 1sss. Al
dvaends not Withdrawn xtu b addsd to Tho pstneE-
pal, II OF tha former d&te. Tni1
, 1869-01-03
AT NEW YORK,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

NV foxK. Jan. l.
L salute wa3 ared In th4 CITY Hall Pafk to-dxY,
at the exp1nse Of the TAmm1ny politicians, in
noror Of the tnau9uratlon Of Governor Holman.
The trim to-dxy has been quite serere, and IN.
tosfcfed With the New Tclr festivitles. The num-
ber Of New Years calls wAa much smaller than
ueuai. there waa cotstdesAhis dtunkruuess to-
wxrts the clnas O! tho dAJ, znA to1ny respectable
Joung nsp arc In The station houbea. The pt1-
cefA Of the city RoEernme1t presented acting
mayor cowt1 VIZ -. otmona Pr st nn1 s;n9 .na
New Tears has been obsetyed ii cloae ho1-
d1J IN Ill huGiIass circles. Wall street was dc.
sested, aud the crowds a the uptown hotel1 ate
, 1869-01-03


ST pAFr, Jan. u.9-fhe eolored citizens Of Mt
rt%ota held \ grand rn1.1 conTrn nuoa hn<c On the
ANT, 10 celebrate N honaF Of suffafe. About &pJ
eofosrd p opls were present, and tho eonrrnti tinn
vas magnificent saeeess. Nj. Banks En msde
Pres1dtat I'D III. Jaek.on se9s1tsy;, WITH =
patton Proclamation va read. resolutions
oG i patriotic character wete passed, but
loo Ter Etoy 70 telegraph. Addresses weTs deliv'
<rtd BY 9ovesnor An1nnll, Na1of Etew1ft: Srf-
reyo7 Goecral Len M utr1ng, aoa: y: L WILSON,
colunel J. Hofa Davidson. Rsy. L Washington,
(cotorecl Hon Morton 8, W!fftneoa. And !EsA-
1ius Donnelty. The NEE ttnx 1t mig ht VII Follow.
ID bY Banquet Tor the coIorcd folk1- Great en-
tnus!aA prevailed. Il WAa IN dtesy sense I aot'
cets, md ivteeted CREDIT upon the eolo1rd men
CT The safe.
AT TIE SOUTH. -...
W11vuasoz, Y. c., i'm Tho negroes mere
celhsa,ed emancipation, to-day, hy speeches,
Ea11Lnrox, s. e.. i'm L-Enantlpt ttton dsy
WIS celebrated todGy, by p4i1ae q eolo1ao
tceitties aoe 4re companies, and oJ II cTAAoo.
M1xrR1K, jim. 1.-B1s- -1ess Ma entirely aos
pended lod d4J.
At OMAHA
pxiuA. Jan.4-New Years passed quietly. A
hr,ry ROW stotm, which cnmuaaaced Il noos
auda ttn ecnttnaxa, proven % many from MAXIM
ttet u1uM c1lt4-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

THERE are something's that ny the
constant coming in contact with man
is sure to become wearied. Even some
one has said "too much of q good
thing, grows common and fails to dc
light. This is true as to some things,
but we insist upon exceptions to the
rule, granting it to be a rule and we
declare at least, for the four which
follow. viz: Love, whisky, money, and
something useful and delightful for
which to spend money. Now love all
it is good for the soul. Drink whisky,
it will damn the soul make all the mon
ey you can, instead Of spending it for
love or whisky spend it for some
thing to make home cheerful and com
Portable, and remember that at McKoin
L. Co.'S furniture store is the place to
spend portion OF it.
They can be found at No. So College
Street. Nashville, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21


WHERE credit is due to individuals
or corporations. for the performance OF
good deeds. there can be no one more
willing to awarl. by word or net, cred
y 10 those to whom credit is due there
lore with unfeighned pleasure, we an.
honnce that much credit is due the cor
poration authorities for the excellen,
condition in which they have recently
paced the three streets, one leading
mo ron the creek bridge the other up by
VI. AcCutcheOns'. and the other lie.
tween Squire Pryors and Henderson's
Great credit is due Clarence Horn
our efficient town constable, who gu
perlntended the entire repair of thes,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

TREPPARD d Co.-Behold that won
dcriuI invention Of the age, it Is stove
having 30 many conxeniences, and af
fording such relief and comfort to the
culinary departments, throughout the
land wherever used, that It's said cooks
have become scbcerful-the landlady
smiles with pleasurc-and the landlord
walks deep in his boots feeling indeed.
his home is home of joy. Who
wouldn't buy one of these-stoyes from
Treppard 4, Co
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21
winchester Business Directory

,sg.wINCHEsTER-T This pleasant little town
~ population OF about 1850, stands on hlg'
n, the east fork OF Elk River, at an elevation
~ nne hundred and ten feet above the bed Of aaid
ar It has three first. class Schools tor both sex
"asides schools for small children. Its educa
en..If,ei,Itle. are unsurpassed anywhere. nm
Int. in scenery spreads out east and south ~
m ,'. IN the world Is better situated tor beailh
p .A1 isyers have been unknown here until Las
."r when there were few cases OF asue anu ie
.s~ caused by u very unusual season. Inc WIN
Nei' 4 Alabama Railroad runs through ti'
.a'.r and on to Fayetteville, Lincoln couhty-'h'
.in trunk, in course OF construction 10 coahee'
,.h The treat central road, running via 1un'eis
W.. Ala. to Mobile on the southern coast Oh Ai4s
,.,na starting from Deeherd on the n = hall
VEN" ,wo miles from Winchester, making thh
'o.'u o,eo..ibls by rail from III! important COM
pal points in the United states II mas psel
ha,ng a thriving business since the war. inc luef
"S'' are generally enlarging and renting theii
en We design keeping u Business d.
- in our local column OF the prlnclpal pHsi
is.'' non.es and offices, &c, so that our readers
ness ho an opportunity TO know where to trans
may ms Wheu they come to town. or nave ous
act uIs ara Ia he done Their attention is, there
ness ,srmanently directed to the following earas'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

WE call the specla! attention of T..
,ubic to the advertisement Of j. l.
>augh, ia our columns. By no,.rm
us advertisement you will see that H.
Ias just received fresh stock OF lall!'
dress goods, and gents ready Ct
ding, and all suited to the scaspu
Both ladies and gentlemen will d. W.
t., cali in and examine lis sock. II
can obIige with any article i'll the good
line very cheap for cash Of it, equiv
lent If YOU have got the -r.,i
backs. give j. |. Bug aca.l J, y ,
have wheat, give j l.. NaugA II cali /,
YOU have corn, give j. l., Bau4h Il g..
for we warrant ~ AIll give you Il ii.
eral yrade. Her2.ur4a Many thanks +
his friends in general -r their liberia
pa .ronsge, and desires that they Vii!
just continue their Kindness