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TAX NOTICE.

HAVING been assigned as Assessor Of State
Ill Taxes, to all that portion of York County,
outside ofthe corporate limits Of Yorkvine, lying
East Of the rWrighfs Ferry Road and the +Rpad
leading from Yorkville TO Chester, ayta. Brattons-
vile also, East Of the Catawba RtyetAi wiH.at-
tend at the following times and places for thepur-
pose Of receiVing Returns for sdd Taxes; ;,se syr.
At my Office, at Rock Hill, from the Lat to the
tVnt nhlis, o6 'thea afth, asths asth and soshef
January, 1868, t.,fg,. r6;3sS. III, I-s;sf 5;f.
AT Coates Tavern, on the2nd and SD Of Fsbrn-
- 6fy 1899 @yt:r iE!TpfG Tr!i 90 5H pI9t
At.Blakss Mills; on the;4sh and 9Th Of February,
1869. ~. .a.,,o.,,.,..Io
At Bethesda Church, on the sth and 9th Of Feb
..' ruAfy 1852 .iGiE+ j'la 8 taat TS'HttlifT . IL
At Rook Hll, from the 10th to the 18th Of ,Febru-
airy, 1869. ~. ,.s,. sS-...f.::
February, win be returned ~ lDefaultsfs. Il AL
persons s-white or colored-ownlng property, are
required to report or be assessed as Defaulters,
with penalty added. R u: CR00R, i-HN
=. - 90, Assessor, I'd dat. York County.
January y .Inalp1. 5..,.,.srorgr 40,
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THE CHEsTER REPORTER.

The first number of this new candidate for pub
lie patronage has been received. 1t presents a
handsome appearance, and the editorial manage
ment evinoes that this department is in charge OF
competent hands. The Reporter is under the
control Of Maj. E. G. Mcclure, and John A. Brad
ley, Jr., ESQ.,, and is published at 80 per annum,
IN advance. We extend our best wishes for the
success of the enterprise, and hope that it will re-
oeive patronage far exceeding the expectation OF
all concerned. .a a - .'
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TAXuNOTfCE.s

"AVING BEEN assigned al Assessor iof State
III Taxes, tothe town Of Yorkyille and Territo-
ry between the Kings Mountain and Wnght's
Ferry Roads, Twill attend at the following times
and places forthe purpose receiyiner erst6aus far
lt sIta nv ns1ea ofice in Yorkviiie n the
Building" from the Ist;to the 18th Gay tof JSa-
mary, 1889. .4a.:s r.I.-19 ..o5I 4. nd ~ ~
AZ MseE 4 ,ss A. AcKenHies 0n BE 2st and h ef
.AsNe~ CENTRE, on.the seta ard sotaeof Jsaaasy,
I: l86a 9df 10 Esg> e:ft ri 1oisno:r t4aao.ci bIs
At Hqntsr,s Store op the sth and 9Th of Febrps-
~, 1889, '.o'sSI. '.Fl lpe"o .iii iiiiH 'oiW
At my edaee, In :YoskyAle, .hom the doth. tuthe
@ 18th Of; February. ls6ed 5-tfsi 4i,G snsa si,:
Persons falling to make. Returns, by the 18th Of
Februsf 9wfl bs returned is BefsnltsrS el4kll
psrsons- white or ooiored --owndng pispdstys ere
;sa5S Bsa. E ssas assessed 2: osss'
iS5T1'h ~ Assessor llst Dist YOfle eCoaney
~ Jailua1Y7n Gienf a1sania,un Suni1ra asnA I'd
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ASSIGNEE,s NOTICE.

ITlHE Creditors of the late firm of LINDSEY %
u GORDON are earnestly requested to meet me
at my Office in Yorkville, ON Tuesday the 9th dav
OF February, at 10 o'clock, T. no, for the purpose
IN settling up the affairs of LINDSEY d COR
DOB. A general meeting Of the Creditors OF said
firm is desired. B. J. F.L1NDSEY, Assignee.
january % -" N
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
IN OF January, instant, ONE WORM, STILL
AND CAP, was seized in the possession Of ThOs.
Internal Revenue Laws 81 the United States. Per-
sons cfafmfngthe sameare hereby notified to come
forward on or beforejthe 18th of p FEBRUARY
next, and give bond, or the aboye property will be
forfeited to the United States:
5gSi5 y :1Tgc a. 81 WALLACE, collector, So !,
Internal Revenue, Cd Dist 8, C.i
( January2S far, st.
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notice.

GUARDIANS, who formerly had Returns to
II make to the Commissionerin in Equity, are mo-
titled that, at present, such Returns must be made
to the Judge Of the Probate Court. Notice Is also
given that all Bonds given for thepurchase money
Of Real Estate which are now due, will be issued
upon If not settled on or before Monday, the 9th
day of February next. F. G. HARRIS,
Judge Of Probate, York County.
Tonuorv % 2t
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YORKVILLE FENALK COLLEGE,

A MEETING Of the Board of Trastses, ,of 4hs
College Building In Yorkvi1le, on Monday even
ing, the FIRSTiDAY1 OF FEBRUARY 1t u
O'Clock, p. m. "A full meeting is earnestly ne
quested. w. W. CAROTHERS, President
January % '7| "a 2i,'' . ~ !'4s-. tfs:'
-. SEWING MACHINES. 60
RE JONES, at the ".Adickes Building "a an
Nl. agent FOL. the sale Of Singers Sewing Ms-
chimes, advertised in thspaper.s bsoti3 1o:l !s'i
q Jannary2S ~, .a,ie. 4Gi eUyjg, = ~; !, II To-.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate OF II. 81.
payment must be made on or before the l5th day
Of February next, otherwise the claims win be
placed in suit for collection. - IA, s,ia ssg 8!
"a JAMES SIMRIL, Admir-. -,
NANCY S1MRIL, Adm'x.
JannarY d ). H'lE I..4 s.ts. :.:.1t4isW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tail ruin and starvation upon the majority ct the
population. Let US have bacon and corn.
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GET THE BEST

CINGER'S SEWING9MACHINEi is the best
u Machine, for all purposes, that has yet been
offered to the public. Call on M. JONES, at the
'.Adickes Building" for information with regard
to it. - .iiGEf T,.i :as!f: Sis2
: January q. al, 4 .,,a i,s,i 90. #
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ROCK.HILL PRICES CURRENT.

DIRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN r. LONDON, COM
MISSION MERCHANT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-01-28

THURSDAY, January 81, 1869. r
Tn the Senate, the Committee on the Judiciary,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-01-28

/ CoTToN-Market active during the week, with
sales as high as 274 for middling. To-day, unfa-
vorable Northern news has depressed prices, and
mddling cannot be quoted at over rs. Il 80. I
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, II

coRRECrED WEEKLY By MAI. JAS. PAGAN, GRoCEI
- "a AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. @
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CHESTER PRICES CURRENT.

CoTToN.-The market is dull with put nttle col
on offering. We quote to-day, 25ic.
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bills will not have to be met as In other days, when
planters supported large bodies Of slaves. The
whole amount can be appropriated to the recupe.
ration and regeneration Of the region desoated BY
the iron heel of war, and in a very few years at
the farthest, the South will be on her feet again.
Persons who are in doubt as to the proper
age at which to marry, are referred to the follow
ing precedents: Adam married at very early
age indeed, so early may be set down at O. Shak
sspeare was IS, when he gerpetrated the poetic
Keper, Fuller, johnson, Burke, Scott 26; Tyche
Brahe, Byron, Washington and Bonaparte, q /;
Penn and Sterling, %; Lineus and Nelson, 20; !;
Burns, 80; Chauccr, Hogarth and Peel, 80; Davy
and Woodwork, 80; Sir William Jones and Wei
lington, 81; WHEREFORE SO; Luther, AZ; Addi-
son, a; Wesley and Young At; Swift, 40 Buf-
fon IS; old Parr, last time, l2O. The last was so
much above par that TWAS no wonder he found
ready taker. --....
One of the most remarkable snow storms
ever seen in the South, fell in Mississippi and Ala
bama on Sunday night of last week. Cars which
arrived at Memphis from Huntsville were still GOV.
cred with snow, although the day seemed quite
warm. In the region of Huntsville, Alabama, the
snow fell to the depth of ten inches and in some
had drited to the depth of three or four feet and
the passage Of trains was greatly impeded. At
Holly Springs snow fell Sunday night three or
four inches deep, and Monday following rabbit
hunting prevailed throughout the borders of Mar
shall County. At Vicksburg, where msgnolias
bloom and orange trees smile In mld-Wlnter, the
snow was over foot deep. ...
The circulation of some of the principal pen,
odicals in the country is given as follows: New
York Weekly Tribune 10000, Harpers Weekly
100000, Hsrpers Monthly $4,000, Harper's Ba'
Mont6iy NJ i 5oOoo' Independent sc, 900, The Little
Corporal sO,OOO American Agriculturist 16O, 900,
, 1869-01-03

BoeYo4. Jan. 1.-The SIKH znnlvertAry Of the
emsncipA1i OF slayes was celcbTnted here TO-
Of the sha = Guards {eolored) and 4 large gather
ing Of xntl-.lArerY l+1den 1t Ttumont Ttmpls:
The morning eee.iou was opsuet BY several
vicinity, Acd the exercises consisted mostly
OF co1 Rraiu1auona 70 the colossd people
prtsttL Tne Emancipation Proclamation
Has resd hy NJ. Emanuel Sullivan. = color ed
sraau.te Of Har1ara. Miss Henrietta a. Gray, :
coloaed poetss, from cambr1txe, fec!ted Z
Chststmas poem, And Mrs. Frances Z. Harper, 4
poem On Noecs. Rev. Ro slaud Conuot, VII
lam y els Bacon and Rev. William AIErr we1s
among the speaker. The afternoon sessIon, a
turre n'cioex, ~&s well attended, the audience
epcsfattnR Of large Number of white persona
Addresses wete made by Wendell Phillips, Hon
Henry Wilson and Others.
, 1869-01-03

Tte ckHee4 sre net knowa. 8sverai oahess Azs
AL = g 'Pettsd t tos .sssst. ~ ,. =, n,,..,
Rie.1o1n. Jsa- 1~ror two day. psst cente.-
enee ofsoue leading nen IN the stsie has bee1 In
Ttos. Flourn-J, Iohn L, Marie. J: Hlndkam-.
tohettson, eco. ". Ba1nnz, 1aa. T: Johnson.
ts,1aEre t1sn han Ss1s1 John taS. Esh1a s.
md fssoiat.ors Which eet forth sa1t, While Tue
people Of vl1K.nta do not bxli..e the nezsoes, II
t1otaKe. Jet. u view OF tho e1p'eshon OF
public ottL1cr In The recent national election,
- r. IN 70 hoDe Of restoring haw.oy I'D 9oioo,
n1ne W. M .ppctnsed 70 Wit u asntnsson nd a1te
people q De State. The committee Il composed
TIA. n. q. btua1t. ". Rooertson, ]. b. Baldwin,
Jamsa Nelson. r. r Suitesl1n, J. L MA1e. Ir..
0ws1, resolution was adopted rtco1un "a ting
tts people OF the State to hold 4 convention Fe ).
ru1rJ 1lth. IN ktcamond- to reee1re tho report Of
THIS eoff reuee i. ,hs 1esnit Of movement o.
The part Of the :" On domeths nxs' - dltduguish-
Cd aion The DO Notnnga," the former desincs
ccrs1rntt,on sth and to avtrup9 tho dis
aoil:ties Of The test ot'h. &C., of the
new caz,utn4ou:, ths hitter be!lerin9 TINT
creumt tsnc's, sa.euon 3oa9ro aadrl2e, which
they kett.e disasuo1s and dssrldicc.
r. w. Hobtoa, es.Det nty Coileetor Of Internal
here to night charged With dehaudtnx the rare
rus By Eot accounting for fSd, 30 1tcctced BY
hin. be WIS teld In $1,000 bail 10 answer the
ch1fKe.
SAVANNAH, Jan, s.-Afairp on the oReeehe a-e
without chang fof the better. The negrpca axe
htijI srned in lssRe bodies driving % the whites
| aoie No demonstration 1gunst thsm has beeo
naAds. Tha D1tttT Il under consideration and
n un.nlmens des!se = ~ to arsii 10 tasaf ~
, 1869-01-03
TIE SOUTH.

THE Trouble on ahe 0EbaekeA NfTeT-
Tha MeNaphiS Chamber af Commerce
Befuncs-TsnnesaAs ntTeE 1napr4va.
uaso4-mov&u1eRt for ths Annexation
ex NoFshdrn FLORIDA to Alabama de-
AcausrA, Ga i'm. "A d+spssea from sartn-
but nothing Il .ns&--eed yesterday. The cittzans
rs ozgan..'1g to Fat down ths !axlesspess N :,s..
ssa cs1s d commerce, e. pe;tFs.a "a.
el11.a9 y pssai'ss o7e7 *a aassssasaoa existing
Foa. notorious 7seroes, Who for months h.ve
peen roboinx plantsrs eE lire stock IN this
Hse.titT, wess aEessed' Jests7d11' saa lodged
latto, was hung ta-dV fo5 uusdsz. d had con-
Two candidates for cons:4,leah!p,, nsntd
Dennis md aoea. I'D n 4!seseaaon to-aay. 1oe
N4sn7nIs, i'm. 3-The a.st election fox al
derr,an took plaee to4d1y IN Ed9sasld. opp os'te
iep.esentat.1ss % r ~ Of soih p.,tiss: 1ss els7tsd.
4 proclamation viii be pnoliahsd eo-mneTox'
Gaining Grand Popula! Conyeadoa y Cena
n1G slss cea3ses q to s9s eo1sinne - ID i
pr yemcnt of the Ten1esso& Hvtr al The OBJ
suuet.on4 ii Anasel shoals art removed. ~
Bnijoek. Of 0eof11I; smith. Of Asshsma; ete.
Tenspp, or heatueky; FLETCHER, of AttsouH.
I'D Merrill, of ioxa I. rscitsa sno sc'u,.s ~
tht fmpo.tanee of tho psoposed nae.sEre 70 n n
pAopls OF the South md Mtst. md urge toe
people q ths Ienne..ss VALLEY to send d.
Will eoss ons r1llllon ava hnndrsd teo3sand uet-
lars, md vtll open 70 CONNIE ue1te enc o. r. Isa.
=, ,n4 1aaiesd S1 tne q nn@osr
Eoa1oox11T. Jan. 3-|iorc!not Saith has ~.
ESsise a. 70 i4. 10
neeothte fas annex1n2 West Flotita 70 Alsnsms.
Thsy W1I probably stast ns1t week fuF 1A1la'
, 1869-01-03
THE INDIANS,

Letter from General 8her1dan-A Visit
to Cu&SaFsA Battle F1eId-Bvfdsnct - Of
Indian B1HDaf1tles-A Band uf Kto-
was Encountsred-They Ee4ay 4
Trick Upon Sheridan, but are De-
tecud-The 6AvAEes Begin to ReRllxe
tbs lneonveulencss OF \ Winter cam.
pzixp.
ce11ed letter from General Sheridan, ds:cd Fort
post tbe daJ prc7tons with General cas:ars ser.
sa H.5;.: ID c!15 sS a Ii 0 .,sa ID sS @
So:..r. hattlt 1e'd "a found tae ed!es q
eoate4 q ". Bleds nd eaiasen. .h!s ' cao. H.
t,1e*. IN The Indian camp: Mss. Bl.nde hAd oe.
shot through The forehead. ard the ch,fd's br4tns
iaaes sa' t. iua.a a.4 ao2a e 'as 'G' !.
=, e Kto..s: s., yn9 = met h'n vl:a !
70 be friendly: Sheridan requlled the Indians to
accompany him TO Fort Cobb. but dsscorertd
while travelling towards that po!n: t1at they
wrre sendlnR the!r families 70 the Tashit. Moan
tains. .eu1pectirg they we're a.tenaslng {, dc.
cetre bun, he took t1tsnta and Lone Wolf and
notified thrm thxt he wonld hold tstE q ~ host
ages, md that II all the konas did not come to
Folt Cobb be would hang them.
Sheridan sayH: " The indians rta'lze nn~, f1r
the art tina. that The winter will not compel Ut
wa haTe oeeo cnc12ed In wlr al ths tins, md
have been playtng fast snd loo.s. They nsve II.
tempted 10 browbtat Eeperl Hszen eince they
came TO Fon Cobb. brt Will take tie ats.ch out
Of them befbre leave them"
rhc che,ennce, 4rar=noes md one band Of
Coma1ehea, with tf1I lodges o! KtowAs. are
now Ht MaAhtta Mountains. General Sheridan.
kttcx conEultatio1 with General Haten, pruo :sAs
when the Kiovaa eousia to punish those who s.e
Known to h2sa been concerned In persop u aets
OF murder. He will send Black Kettles ssetcr
ont to the Cheyennet and ArIoah oea, and com
1a&oo taero to conc in and submit 70 ke treat
ment 1fthey refr.e 10 come in be WI! ea73
On the wu 1Estns them In the Taahlta Mpuu,
tzina. Hs viii lcavr With Geuer1! Haxen srm.
cteIt iorcs 10 enable him TO control tha Indians
row It Port Cobb, znd a1ch others ~ my coma
IN there.
During tbs rsrrh tsou Camp Supply the wtaih-
e. Acd enoW were very severe but tie health Of
The command was good, naly tHo nsu of the
Seventh CaTnrJ, ind etI Of tie Niltteeoth EAn.
asa Company being Btek.
In prtra;e letter to General Sherman. dated
one day later. Sheridan says the E!ow,t are con
i1g tn, thai ths Cee5esnee have bosu verT hna'
bic since thelr punashmens bT General Esstss
come III. tr1frrter aud sside By hta terms. ate,
which hs has no !ctz Of the renewing Of hoftiH
nfR.
, 1869-01-03


4 yer5 pleasant aaair attending the deceaas al
the old rear occurred On Thu1sdAy evon4na. At
the house Of a. r. Y ado, Ks7.. No. ao4 North
avenus. A party Of friends eal,.d 1t his reai.
dence sad made hin the recipient of set OF siL
ve1-wsre, consulting sf etx ptece1. Deacon Clark
made the speech Of presentation. to which Nj.
tnarka for The esumonlai. Tho donee is aaen'
Der Of the North. Bsuttst Church, nom Whose
congregation he receiTed tho gin.
TO CHAP AAnaHAL WILKINS.
Tia Chief Fire Marshal, Robert 4. Williams,
WIZ on New Ytaf's Day made the recipient oi
three eiee ant pre.euts: a large Masonic nug,
beautifully enxmeued, with emblems Of tho osdot
3nlaid diamond pin, and I skield. The prtsen-
talon w44 1nrprtAe to tho MafahaL who had nc
Anticipation Of meeting with 10 agreeable ad On
s1Au2ht.
TO NAJo1 THTIT1A
4 number ofthe fftendG Of Major o. n. Whttt1e
gathered In tbs T1bern4c1s Congregation u
hufch. on West indiana eNeet, On Fsfday eveu'
ing, and asreeably surprtssa him w1th tho pre-
frnat1on Of Rtft Ia tue form Of 61n!e. Mr.. R.
n. eeknlss made the presentation speech IN b.
half Of the ooro1a. who number about eighty
Muiacal exercises and socia1 convene enIi1eued
the OCCASION, which pAAaed Oh pleasantly 10 Al
present.
TO EKT. N. KWAzKT.
Rev. Arthur Hwtxcy, OF tho West Division, VA
presented, On F1ldAy. with check foF II ,0o1, b.
Hr Rntu1 Batch. formerly member af Hia con
grezxt1on, but 1ow residing tn New York.
, 1869-01-03

The Government EndeAVor1n. to EXs
elude the French LAnxuREeTAe
Late Accident on the afeat Wos1ern
Rhitroad-Nants OF PAssenEara ln-
tursd.
spec1al uespasch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW foRk, Jsn. 4.-Qusbcc pspcxs d,Ate that
tho Canadian Government tB euteaTortnR to ex-
dude entirsly the French 1lns1aee. Many ac-
cuunte harc been returned from Ottawa beeansc
thcy wcsc written IN Fret ch. htyeuue oneera
are ordered not to receive or make returns iu
Frerch. md SOLE accounts have ben ret etnrned
from 0tt1Wa to demand the words ATccei'od pa1-
ment~ In place Of 'pdi11eHf rkcu." fhe ofdet
carses much excitement 70 tho Fltuth EAnA-
d,ans, tspe: tally .am3ng "of8nsn And Small
t1Ade5B.
The accident, hefetofore mentioned. on the Great
Western Railroad Of Canada, whereby eiee ping
ear: coming go; VI ta5own down 1a n en- oaae
serKets IL the coach. ntssly ~ asleep, and eveJ
Butler, ot pan5r. n y, is reported to hi.e su.,
seEse1: "a seVcr.i a. nbs s o!ofen, nd w.s coz.
ve5ed 10 London Tsese the ageas o. rs rai u.
NJ sot survive. Charles Z. Merritt Eaton R.p.
op
s!te mt a!n ditahied; John 4. Clark, Eatou
h.pid.. P.a'.ed on chest; =. " !.e..,
t1s..Ssa: Gto o1snza c.rt. cosfs1t IN Inkss o4sa
left eye; Mr. 1oebri. kvAnaton. Ill, sp!pa
injuries and one lex bru'set; Q. ". L n.cy, esRl
nsw. se1ere coItu.5ous on bod1. Nj: +. J
Avery. President of the Portage Lake and Lake
Superior ship Canal ComuanF. is kno~n to ns1e
been IN the ca1 at the uu9 Of the accident, but
has ttnce been mttGtnR.
To add to the horrors Of the situation the cll
took dre simultaneously In Z dozen OF more
H+rr rot dieAhled, By suothsr1ng 1t with snow.
Tonox7o, Jan. 9--Tne well.known ride shot
Caleb Giles, was accidentally shot dead 1t shoot
i1g mitch yesterday, ,.pear this city.
, 1869-01-03

- +A4AA&|s
Another ssTefc know STORM equal In extent
though not in violence, to tho oce which, tux
weeh ago, muksd the Advsn1 Of winter, has vis-
ited the city and brought With It the Customary
amount Of tupediusnt 70 travel. The stofrn De-
gan On The 1a4t evening Of 1868. carried III sway
to The Now Tear, and then auba!ded At aboor
noon on New Years Day, bat 1ot until
many plsn which promised pleasantly
had besn thwatted: Tho View 1cas caller. werc
thar rounds, and even then shs sor staxo Of To-
ecmotton 1encefed the eoc!al expedition one OF
e1ccssi1s labor md dineo!u. Towards evening":
Is: d1J =; e1joy.s!y p...sa II .lslxh.
tae NOV fssanee its 1isst.s|ons., nj
h. feses xsls; which n.a PREVAILS tas night
h1srt. bnt in sufficiently large Tolume to In
crease tho total fail to s!x N
blocking up tie st1t e:s ts1c &nd there, and rem
dennx pedestt!An oper.tora excessively tedious,
the storm, ~ ! whole, hes created no materisi
trsina which arrived or departed over tao
Brow-covtfed tracks were, Ia sons Instances,
detained for IN hour o. t~o, but, heyond ih!',
raiIway t1avtl Yesterday md last evening tho
ItJ vas al.ly a1!se with steiehng parties, at It
Is Tase that lhe anount Of snow has been eutd-
sieighine II now extends in every direction.
Exw Yo1k. jan. la b.nB.aS Ing snow storm
has preJst!ed here I'll day. and cont1nncs this
evening" The wind Is nofthWent md not eI
cessIveiy cold. 7heltoem. however, ls one Of lhe
most disagreeAblt of The eesson.
Ah0IuKR pEEfA1cH.
INV foRK, Jan e.-The etofn hero cesaod At
midnight. II w4s the most severe OF the teaaon,
about three Inches Of ennw har!ng fa!lrn. West.
tsn and ka1tern railway travel IL much impeded.
In New EL2la1d the storm w1s ycfJ 4eTete, Abon'
| fuot Of 1row having fallen throughout. she.t
ttatsn, and 1t IL snoWinE to day In Boeton. ii
All any tho snoH L. afleen inchea deep Z leVc!
| It ratned In Baltimore roo9t OF yesterday.
HALRASY.
| ALBANY, Jsn. A largo building On unlog
str=el. belonging to james Gould, ~ = car fac
| tG11. was er1stcd By AEoW tttt morning. Tht
| buloiuE Vas completely wrecked. and the COZ
f! tents pretty much demolished. No onh injo1cd
Loes. ta,oov. ,
IT huYTALo.
BUFFALO, Jan. I've have hfd heayJ &uop
rtorm here during the past twensJfouE hours
| The snow IL dt1tr1DR badly. All tho railroads II
| ye. Gea1.
| II BOSTON.
Boafox. J4n. Ia drifting northeast snoT
storm has been prevailing Ill daT.
II DxB HofKka.
DEt AoEKI1. N, 2-5now to the depth OF fou
inches felt he+o Last evening.
II MADuoH.
MADISON. Jan. a.-Tbe naius On the railroad
| He not materially Affected By the SNOW.
, 1869-01-03

:'Eurther surmiass Concerning
II the Peace Conference.
Considered Inevitable ut
Athens.
zUav Years Addresses Of Napo-
j. lem and Victor Emanuel.
-:
Basis Of 4 Treaty Between England
and Chink.
The EAsts1n InbroxtIo.

III The Ea'ssrn 1abroxt1o:
Tcnxfr Axp rHs cosTE1ncx.
II CoKsrAxv:HoF1H, Jan. l..
IN Ne T3:st.h Government reeeired IN invita-
~ e.'ettsy, To be represented II tho proposed
H., ,tpce on TIE Earte.E Quretion. 1t 10 as-
G:ed ,t,. Fu.d Pscaa had ecec appotcted to
-;xp5zEe1t ,te su!t4r. The date Of the conference
:: Ia. act te: been dxed.
T .1.E or no1Dssa TEN coxrx nEacB HOT TIT
;! PA11', jan l..
( -:se 20: tr.erce will be composed Of Aub1s..-
: do.. to Prancc from the .eytou. powers. It Will
b& psra.ced yer By u, Ltv.JEctre tie new French
Fl Foreign Secretary. The Tine OF holding It has
: not get been decided upon.
u Gnkxk rAfrAkAf1oNa ron Var.
CoRyu, Jan. I.
TIE Government Of Greece 1. a-ttEe1J engaged
I'm pe.feettrg And completing the assessceat Of
i .auora! troops. ........,.......
@ls-.e1 Aro 1rRKxf 70 nE RTEE1STkp II zH1
coxTx1zacE.
}T PAzis, Jan. I.
~ RI. row more thRn likely thst both the Turk
i aah .aa Gr=ctan Governments Flu participate in
ttr p:oe:edirgs Of the proposed conference. It
II r;rer oct to-day thai AleIl1deE Rtso RarASeh.
= 1o.ec Gseeian poet, will Represent Greece, and
Frsd Fseta, the Turksh Min!g:sr Of Foreign
AGuzs, viii represent tts suhu 2e Porte.
War coxeypIn1p 1HHv14ABLE.
LsADox, J1u.9 2.
dtsp4:ch trou Athens s.asss taAt iho Turkish
-Aoni,s!, Hobart Pasha, haa formally demanded
the su.rttder Of The 1tesk ste&.nss Esoass. Thk
--despl,ca aads that war il eon.idszed 1neTlsabl'
atAtkeus.
, 1869-01-03

mans 81 RAhROWs + NAKSsEf. 6el7g this Day
oiIao1Ted By I1itation, snd the andersiEned beinK
permanently located In CaicAkp, where he 1u.IY Ia
tends 10 Practice tne arcblteetur ii rrfesson. would
respectfully announ;s sh.t ae {Ee9utnE ~ srEsr .nd =.
< MY occuped.} has t4l oo11a - and Lombard
Hoek xnete be 1onld be pit 1.d 70 Eee'ive not ony
taank1 or p..s nrors but zach new ones =. e. may
oa conducted With energy md prudence, md ~ far
= po4sblf, to theie entire satafacton- The n1der-
fxrTp Ghafe o! his School
Co0f Houses snd otheF puhfic Architet tu1e q the
those Who MAY place domessc bnil6l1x: 9 h{s hands,
AtEhis-ts, 81 snd Il Lombard Block. ChlcagoL
, 1869-01-03
'TocK & MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
ELECTION NOTICE.

CHIrAoo, December II. t3ea.
Tna an1usl meeting Of sh- Stockholders Of tho frss
EAdonal Bsnf Of fCn!eako, fot Tie el4euna of px-
reesors, VII be held II tho ot1ee Of ssit Bank q
TUESDAY, Jan1AzJ II next between thu hours Of u
i. n. and tp.m. l. J. QAGK, C2ahiaT.