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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
Harness and Saddle Stock.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SEVERAL
i nice, we'll broke, Kentucky bred HAR-
NESS AND SADDLE MARES for sale at very
reasonable prices. ANY one wanting nice,
family animal, can be suited by calling at S. c.
BLACKS Stable, No, 1871 North Market street.
jy13 Il ... .. .s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
ELECTRIC BATHS,

which are SO PLEASANT. INVIGORATING
and STRENGTHENING, that every patient We have
had is delighted with them. and all persons
addicted to the terrible habit of taking Opium,
Morphine and Laudauum, which is so often the
cause of suicide, will do well to put themselves
under our treatment, as we have succeeded in
breaking many of the perniciOus habit. and
cured the disease for which they have taken
the drug.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
COMPILATIONS.

Examinations and consultations in our rooms
FREE. Visits for examinati0ns or consulta-
tons in any other part of the city, Five Dollars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
ACCOMMODATIONS.

Boarding and ::other accommodations as good
and as cheap Is any other similar institutiOn,
North or South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16

that it would rather see the State
"harnessed to the old Democrats
wagon" with Andrew johnson as
driver, than see it tucked on to the
boiling wing with Senter. oh,
cruel Stok9r how can you treat
the Senter organ so!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
FEEBLE PERSONS.

Patients vino are very low and feeble, need
ing constant watching and attendance. wifi do
we'll to bring q friend with them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
500, 900 BuiIdIbgs I'm the United States
Under their Protection. 49,.
CHALLENGE

Have stood successfully the test Of eight years
trial and no competitor has yet accepted the
following
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
PUBLICATIONS..

We have published pamphlet circular, cor
aiming certificates Of cures performed Of many
diseases. from some of the BEST known and most
reliable citizens of Nashville, which we will
send TO the address of any person who will send
US two cent stamp to prepay the postage OMIT.
Address @
PA. WEsTERvELT. NJ. ID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
A Word to Strangers.

or other poisonous medicines administered in
any case in this Establishment, bur on the con-
trary. we extract everything of the kind from
the system by our
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16
Our Location

We are located in one Of the most healthy
cities in the West or South, We are on high
ground. and in the most airy and healthy part
Of the city, with ne other house JOINING US
nearer than two hundred feet on either side. so
that we have free circulation OF air, and our
rooms are all well ventilated on every side.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16

F.. ELECTRIC WATER CURE.
No rs Mulberry St. Nashville, Tenn
MARIA cod 6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16

Eight years ago the proprietors offered a
challenge Of one Thousand dollars (which has
been epeatedly published in the lea ling paper;
Of the country,) that no Lightning Rod could
he PRODUCED combining so many excellencies as
the Copper Scroll Proprietors Of other rods
are respectfully informed that said challenge Is
still standing and he money ready TO be de-
posted as soon as they are ready 20 take tneLr
rods before any competent committee of scien-
ti6c men, and have their. merits tested with
those of the Challenge Rod.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16

:" HENDERSON, hhDSs.
Practica' Plumbers. Gas and Stea "a Filters,
iuni6 q anglo % N Cherry a. Naahvilla
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-16

rs NOW AN ACKNOWLEDGED POPULAR
Il Institution; patronised By some OF the best
Our register shows the names, diseases and resi-
dences of between six and seven hundred pa
tients, in Chronic Diseases alone, that We have
had under treatment since January. 1860. Many
of them are eminent Doctors of Medicine, and
Doctors of Divinity. Legislators, congressman,
Lawyers. Dentists, Editors, Merchants and
Planters, many Ladies of the city and from the
country, all of whom we are at liberty to, and
can with confidence refer. 40 --a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE ron aAuE.

4 BARGAlN.--A FINE Farm OF u ACRES; 10
~ acres OF timber, balance under good cultivation SPLEEN
did location ;cOiumodous buildings all conpete order
plenty Of ai 20 miloa from New Brunswick ~ from de.
not Price WIN stock aud tools $1,000.
j. s.. FERGUSON, ~ Nassau street. room a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03

NBEN HATirEWEY fUCTIoNEER- SELLS THIS
~ DAY at Y O'clock ~ ~ vcscy street full
grlon aud h1ih1ufc Flowers, shrnobsTy, and TO morrow
cutlery, Furnishing Goods, Notions. ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
IA. Large sale of magnificent Household Furnt

a EDWIN NICHOLS q Con- AuctlOneerB.
IA. Large sale of magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood Panoforte, Velvet, Rrusses Carpets,
Magnificent Satin Brocatel Psror Suits, latest style;
Works of Art, Paintings Bronzes Vases, Statuary. -,
Al public auction this Thursday morning. June y, at y
O'Clock precisely the elegant i've story residence e
Magnificent Parior Suits covered with the richest description
green goid gold satin brocate broca
tel and lace Curtains; French Cabinet boIs de gded
Taoss ana Jns snsewooa EassrS Tm,k
sh and Oriental Chairs Pier and ae Mirrors Bookcase,
Tables rosewood and walnut Bcdseads Bureaus,
Washsands Commodes Spring and Hair Mattresses Bed.
ding Linen Sofas Chairs Rockers, Lounges. Buffet E1.
apartment rich Cat Glass and Crystal Ware China Tea aud
Dinner Sets Silver Tea and Coffee Sets Ice Pitchers, Cas-
ters Dishes Spoons Forks, Table Cutlery, &C. Sale
positive. rain shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03

DY PHILIP LEVY, ACCOMMODATIONS OF ART,
ID superb collection OF Oh Paintings by eminent artists
Catalogue sale this day and tomorrow (June and ~ at
Arsts saesroom ~ Nassau street, commencing at 100
O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
"A TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CHURCH PRO-
perry Fifteenth street.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, T. n. WILKINS 4 co. will seii
At AUCTION Thursday June at IL O'clock at the Ex-
change Salesroom, Ill Broadway: . .
East Fifteenth street.-The plot Of Land, with the Church
edce thereon, situate the south side Of Fifteenth street
about las feet east OF Irving place. being ~ feet front on r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03
pwELLIyG HOUSES TO LET,

INCUR STORY BEowY STONE, HIGH sToOP HOUSE,
Twenty third street Sixth avenue, 20 let. handsome
y urn sed For fall particulars inquire at l2 West rwen
W.lhird street, sixth avenue.
, 1869-01-26
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1869.

FORr fr, m .hn Joint com mn,,t.r. n, sx,on-
sfk Reno1ta renn1ted tn-m w*1ch r. ~ ,,t,,
tTsie nxnIncicI1' roIrert1oS ot'so'
Mr. g1RETEfI n1teTed tsae1nti,n ~. ~,
moged ~ rr,nrrnf h1tTd,n- * Gs,c. ~ ~ e.
c.n he MD rent Re- Re.n,re6 ~ ,hc 1o11sottts t
m Eno}noy -1 - '"s o'Atu1A''
HsntMr nv s-I7R rore1 eoxr,sa,op..,
4 rrefiution rom he Hon.e orGcrisa ,ha
rfatin1 Of loo copiea Of tho renort or tne s,s,s
uouse Eemmiss1unFrs "a va conenr1rd r. n. LIE ''a'e
ByMr. nOYD-incornot.t m fhr sn7tn1oe,a A.
Eor1hwests1n Ils,.lusd t, gs.uaie ths seIiine
lea.ir NJ Il franrEnrrtT n raiirt - e"us'
Kr hfr HN pp-irrrcrnc-.itrs H.
, 1869-01-26
INDIANA.

Prize Plight Between Mike Donovan,
OF Chicago and Jim Roync, Of Peru,
Ind, -Stakes Awarded to The Former
F4rty-RRifFo=d mecsfpE-Ucd Fel-
1oxgss Celebration.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
lkp1ASArot1s, Jan. IS.
a prize fight came of this morning, near Tip.
Tor. on the Peru Railroad, between Mike Douo-
van. Of Chicago, aud James Doyue, Of Peru Ind.
Both parties have fought in tho rug eeyeral
times. The Sheriff OF Tiptou County ca1aa pom
The tns cEeuna nn aon, WITH ~, s; small posss Of
e the d.ssraec.ul exhibition, but did not do eo
They fought twcH,y-thrcc tuuuds, the light last.
trE twt nr5-eicht minutes, endicv In claim Of
fou! hy DoIoTan's friends. who were In large
maturity, AID ran the concern to suit thcm.elvea
HoyEe Wa the hest nan. and made the best fight,
elect BIN ont Of the nsht, atd did 80. The stakes
;. Articles q association for the Goshen, Kokomo
& fcru Hallway company have beeu nt-d With
tie secretary Of Stste. The cari,s! stock OF the
Dart D. e. barrow, Z. Hs1dcman, q. j. Conner,
A. 7. :. kttt. George Moon. s. J. North, David
Ktrpey, E. ". II. Ellis. Milton Mercer Mt,o i.
Haeesll. Edson Foster and a P. Wright arc the
Ihe Odd Fellows are making extensive pep
ara,,ons 10. The celebration IL this CITY Oh lie
stth Of April next. Of tho dfttcth anniversary OF
the organization OF this order In this couutry.
Robert Dale owen. Pasr Grand Master. has con-
rented TO deliver the address on the occasion.
This temt-centtnnlal anniversary Il to &c q
expected to'bc present At the capital. There are
now oScr three hundred lodges. compIis,ng over
1be00 members, and crest crowd aud credit
aolo display nay be anticipated.
, 1869-01-26

Proposals for Paper foE the Pub.
lie Printing.

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at any t...e. VIII be cunstdsfe vi ,EloIof the con
tract.
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at This O7.re, and no rfrpoeal L be cuESF.cTtd
which does not cua{urnn cIA&tly the1 alto.
rrrpo3 As y IN h4rrGorte1f on tae .nrc. Iro-
Fpsa1s fsr 3arrrf addressed tt -dTE tppsn1u
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House Com Ettteo ! Frantire; 10 IN D. oef-ces,
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Con.frsstQ uAi PE;ctsr
, 1869-01-26
1jIlatfhRE
1UatebRs.
WALTHAM
w A ATCH e S. .
TO BUYERS OF WATCHES
EVERYWHERE.

The greater part OF the Ieweilc-s Of the United
States keep yalsham Natcnea, uad Cordially ,ec,n,.
me md them to their custotuczs uotwthAtaadtnx The
fact that less proat is made these watches tnap m
any Others generally sold hy the trade. The seA.on
Of this Il. that The reputation Of the Waha Waten
rtndkrs It An eaay sale. And the result Is. that
though the dealer does not tuske much money on
each individual witch 81 he uaJ the sale OF other
WATCHES. he IL still the Galuer through larszr And
lEc@tcr sales. There seue. hos aver, auo1c the
trade, who Co rot G1vs the Waltnan WAth that
hearty support which It deserves. Thi+ por:.oo Of
the trade fancy thtrt Is more money to b. made b
dealing in watches about which the pub!17 are !ruo
rant and In which there Is less competition aud
content to make m occasional 5ale Of such wntchc6
At large ptont. 1t b this class Of dealers rho.
sskrd abont WAlthsu1 Watches, uss that nd OF Ian
gusEt witch leads the c1.tomc: nnalty to buy Just
such witch Is the mott proataoi. foz the dtalcr
to tell.
For the information Of persons abor.s to bay \
watch. and v 10 may be unc7ofab!y anes:sd by tbs
representations Of those unirtrdy to our watches,
ne calf attention 80 the folio = anE suesettloHs:
since the mauIFsctare OF asctses was tn!nosch t
"alia1n. the Co'arauy have m4to a7A sold aau ut
400 ,000 ~Atches In cvery town and village Of
the eeantsy sotuc vsa.cr Of a Talths-n Watch nty
be foEad. Let the paF about to hny srk this owrss
OF an American Watch :his question:
HAS TUCK WATCHs GIVEN Y0C 3ArIsEAc.
T11S7
Tsase * afraid to adrl1n those wishIcs TO huy 4
ws:ch TO 17'de themselves by the ansvr. Bel, :
satisfied as - khs quality CT the watch. tie buyer
has Low only 70 satisfy hlraseT that tho Wa;th An
Watches arc 7HE CHEAPEST ~ wc1 ~ ST. beat
On this head we hare = few wo.1s to say:
, 1869-01-26

The Honss ttcn refused TO second the previous
Ms. LOGAN moved to refer the bill and amend
msste to tte e 'smnistee 6 On Public Lands.
Mr. PAINE asked leave TO offer the following
resolution. staicc that It lad the appreciation Of
msjoy1tJ Of tho members Of the ReSonsuuct,on
Committee, although he was not AUTHORIZED to
NnEaEAs. II ts provided by th- Reconstruction
act paseed March = 1867 thai until te. people or
Tue late 1ebe,ious statea shail be By law al.
nitsed to representation IN Congress, any civil
government that may .ex1s: therein shall be
shall he eligible 10 office IN eucn Provisional
uovrrnm. MS who arc not qualified for oflce by
The Fourteenth Amendment oi the Constitution Of
WnlRxAs, It If reported that The Legislature Of
Georrta has expelled the colored members there
cc,ved mirorittcs OF votes at the polls and th4t
members Of eald Legislature who had been
elected thcro bJ the votes OF colored men jolre1
whltr men bold seats IN said Legislature IN roa-
tlon Ct the;Fourteenth Amendment OF The consti-
!; tunon ARD OF the neconatsue'on a:ts Of Con
WnkREAs. as Senators from Georgia have rot
b. tn admitted to thc senate Of tho United States;
itso.red, That the Committee On Reconstruc.
tion he crdt1to 10 Inquire aEd report whcth,1
any. AID, tt ans, what, further action ought 10 b.
taken during the Fnr.tcth Congress respecting
1hr rcprcs citation OF Georgia IN The House.
nj. PAINE moved TO suspend the rules.
Br ELDKaDlE calod 1or the yeas and naye
Tkty Wcrt u dcrld.
Iii. BINGHAM stated that the subject was
under T'teferco OF hill Introduced by the gen
| Il. man Iron, Massachusetts tMr. Butler
| Mr. PAINE raid he hardly liked 70 d:spa:c
| with bis c7llrEEue On tho committe. lie said
| Mr. ROSS objected 10 dc.;ute
| -, ~ pA!SE I'd M s1at. ~ he got shc floor With
as waad 10
It for the prebctt bat gave notice that as eDun
, 1869-01-26

c.prfs.cd an np!1ion az to the proposed road.
Hc had nj vrr tsfkcd With him On the subject. lie
FAD said that the railroad company was asking
the uon.c 10 vulc asatnst the opinions Of thtfr
corttltRents. against the plasiorm upon which
mtmbt r. had bern nominated, and against tho
unEc1ttooo and expressed sicwe Of the Ptc.1dcut-
eject. Hc had certainly uudcr1tood that toe re
nrtrk Vas ibroHn out a. q reason Why members
should not vote fur tho bill. lie favored the prop
os1tl' L, and lavorrd the principle Of guch Eratt.
bu' he would strive In tulu1e to nave them better
Erafoed.
Mc.:rs 'H1GBY and q NELL spoke In support
Of The hill.
Mr.. ID|ODE cloaed the debate In iie fay +
and moved tie Previous question on Its p4s
Ragc
Mr. WAsHBuKHE, Of IL , moved to lly t
bill and nmcadmrnts on the table.
Mf RANDALL ta'leG for the yeas and raye
Nt NASuBGkSE moved call OF the no -
lie walled all members to be present and = !:
their hands. = {
A cali OF the House wae not ordered.
The question was taken, and the House: - -
to lav me bill on the tahc-Ytas, s. nay
The following ts tie votc:
, 1869-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsuLNGtoS, Jan. Is,
SENATE.

"Ast4aeAoa4 Sa!' 80
cFxsrr
TIE pfEslDEST preset ted The credentials Of
HI. RAMSEY. SENIOR elect from Minue.ota.
MI. MUKGAn presented memorials ia farar Of
r. fsosgaIiat'on of the Medical Department Of
the May.
Hr. EDMUND>, from the Committee on Re.
lcadr u ecpa.sments-tbe CaotnctNsuNisct d tn to
Fcmoyai al The u iii oi the President d1r1rr re
ee.s OF 5as senste and suteortz!tg hun u sa:-
wtibout hsv;bg specific evidence to iustifT IL
suspension.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
My. HOWARD 1noVrd to take up thc resolution
to nore efItctualiy tnsuse the completion OF the
Union Pacific Ru1iroAd according to l.W,
BIZ. coNSE,s objected, and ii went over.
mr STEWART ,ron eaoHs'1; tsc Judiciary conm,t.ec
nasdv q report. accompanied b. thr ioliowin, rcs.
Rfsoir.d. That Josbua Hill, claiming tn he
Ser atnr elect lr3m teorzil, oupht not now to b.
mrm,ttea e .aks . seat IN tnis body. ~ ~" - ~
wtieh, With til. majority report, was lud oa the
NJ HEN6Ri ITS satd he intended to submit
% it. f. Soua ~,
thr rnhject should 6 me eeforo the Senate, q.
Mr.. WILSON, fitm tna1 he DIaaa ':omm,.cc on Military
ducton ui ,he military forces aud d for oher M nur. M
posee, Introduced hy h,m On thc srth irst5nt.
N1ib an rEdrncnta ur0y 5i1,r that M nrrsnn nrnr
| fo. ~ years old eha be appoInteL a Cha oi1iu
thas Oh ,pt.ius eh4I bot rani1tu !oarcr ,Lar ay.
years At any post, and shall be rcp1atcd by Chap.
t i4t, of dtGrrcnr denomination, and that tic
Iumh+r Ct appotufn. nts Of second Lieutepauts 4
10 be nsde Ii thu army shall no exceed ally an :.
nnnllJ.
tho eta'ue 0! the corps Of Judge Advoc stce tic
army. With an Amendment making the numbe1
Mr. Fs5sENDEE. from / tbr t,nnm,,,cc m
Fub.ic Buildings and Gfounda, reported a ,o1nt
rcEOlut5On npnropF1attnr S30Ou FIR ]n1nrnrr
meDte to The Int rior nutidturs md %f1 IVA io-
annual rsnt OF another bai1alng on s;rcet, It
nrs Of thc Incro! butdne OF ihe IN oipss ,hn
have been on hnnd Ios seventeen yrsrE AMI
noocls relating 10 applications Tor natcnIs tb.t
have mt been granfrI " @S
rrrl11oN FOR rEsetoS.
The President laid hcfnre ttr Srnat 4 nrtitfor
arkinC for YEARLY nens,on' n" nc,t,snn =
de- sud sc.,is u. foflovs: 0'' n'u'n'ae "es-
''To thc 1Iooorab.e Vicc President of thu frr,trd
States: " 'Ao ea''eo
"Sln: I herewith most reanec,fn1,v nre,nr+
tn IT, toucrahir Scrs+c or tbn ifnt,ns tte'Iut
onntjratinn for a nsnsion ~, .,9 9ta.ts al
lie-,d, nj Of ttn 1fni:ef s,st-s vho"a ~ 80 .
caant,y ha. r,,a,is !ry,sted es1ee: naat sag
~ a1ytcs ot NV n,rsirtan. A19'n h.ra au
conc over to GERMANY 10 ~ ths m3nera. us;cr
nsnc. sp sn w, ,'erG3, ~ 70 ns "a t,c oa ny
ia, or the nrrcrt advice uIycn me- nor csn
live In ttYjc h coming tbc widow nf thr ,(;ntcf
Magistrate or \ greal nation, although / tigo es
, 1869-01-26
nousekeepers,
ATTENTION

This sale will have special
features Of interest to house.
keepers. If you want to avail
yourself Of the low prices
re are selling all tirst-class
Cottons at, please call early
and avoid the inconvenience of
the rush.
All the best known md FAVOR
lTE BRANDS OF COTTON
much below New York Agents
Prices.
Good Yarl-Widc Bleached Cot
ton for IL IL cents.
Very Superior 7-8 Bleached Cot
ton for II 1-2 cts, worth 16 cts.
Extra quality, all linen, Table
Linen, Is cts. per yard, worth 60
cents.
All Fine Table Da,nasks mud
Napkins greatly reduced,
Good, all Linen, Damask Nap
kins, 81 50 per doz. Very cheap.
Bargains in Towels and Towel
lings.
We invite special attention to a
handsome 12-4 Quilt We are SELL
ing at $3.50, about half price.
Extra quality Waterproofs. 81
per yard.
Nice quality White Domet Flan-
nels, 25 cts per yard.
Fine assortment Dark Cassi-
meres for Mems aud Boys wear,
80 cts. aid 81 per yard, reduced
so per cent.
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Large lot Of Ladies' White Cot
ton Hose, 10 cts. per pair.
Ladies' Fine Heavy Cotton
Hose, Is cts. per pair.
Hens Good Merino Shirts aud
Drawers, so cts.
Extra Domestic Ginghams,
II IL cts. per yard.
ALI our best Dress Priats,
q IL cts per yard.
We have also some bargains
from our Wholesale Department
Of Winter Stock remaining I'LL
sold, at Great Sacrifices.
CARSON, PlRlE g. co.
, 1869-01-26

NE" X0fK Uff G10UH Nf&fkeFe
. NEW Yotk- Jan. @5.--Thc drF goods market WAS
dull and ttesd{. and rEm for all staple cotton
trht makes. and I5c for seconds. HeavJ brown drtls
Gulet but tsn at ls4l1Hc. Su1thTiuc cambr1cs
command ln4c- Cotton grain bags are little excited
eonstQnens nPon : eresn'auEe Increment Antsos-
cogEtu Lewiston bags have beea put up 10 - kc
and stark 4. lsc. For cotton yarns tnero Is
proving lnQntrJ also, amt nvtecs arc nIn At ss3.1c
sc; weol III Ines, ix414c, Ne,ehea musl!u steady
At 2.hacsc Tor New YORK tollls, sc fus Nams1tsa,
lSc for AndrcseoEg!u. % for do l0$ 52tc for DC
sc for do St Sc for Allentate ~. sc for Eue.ton
Il-i. And &c luf Pn.2Qf 81.
, 1869-01-26
Connecticut Polltl-

N1w ToRK. Jan: "a despatch datoa Hart.
aId The candidates fcf Governor will 10 thc aim.
a. last ycsr- Messrs. English Art Jorcst, Tnere
il some talk Of tho Democrats rum1uatipc Scna.
Tor Dsxcn for Representative to Coneross from
tho FRET Da.frtct In caro- this Is done the re.
run GgAt.st LtIu, "
, 1869-01-26
EUROPE.

asF6A1 AEltAtN*
EAL coaTnAcTa CANCELLED.
LoHnoH, Jan. Is.
The contract With the Panama, Eaw Zealant
& Australian atcamehip Ltro for Carrying tho
nails between Sydney, New South Walee, mud
Panama has been cancelled.
AxykADr JouhsoN 70 p1AE At MANCHESTER.
LONDON, Jan. =.
lteSeEdy johnson has accepted an Invitation to
tlnc With the corporate authoEitles OF Manchester
some time in February.
, 1869-01-26

In LLAMA.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IsDlANAfoL!s. Jan. !j.
NKNATE

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tnb1uc.
IsD1ANAroL!s. Jan. s5.
aEaA1E.
Senstc met at ? O'Clock. -
". Il Talbot, snd the widow OF James Costl-
eaE, pEeseEtcd claIm far work done on the
Northern PcIttenitarE, amounting 10 $5,s9I.50,
with Interest.
Petitions Ftre also presented against rallro.d
coreoll3 3atinns In the Stale.
FL. II. 0cut', Timothy Nicholson, and John
1nele. were appointed Trustees OF the STATE Nor
mai School OIL Il cunt Of It's incfi .1eacy.
Tht pas! age Of the bill r.peal1n. tn law for a
recommended and concurred 1n.
!. A jnlDt resolution was introduced req1estin.
ccrEsess to m Ike Appropriation Tor the hss1of Ut
Michigan t1ty. 81 d laid over.
On motion {of Mr. Hugtea he Committees on
Congressional md dLcxf.ts'tveApporso oumenrswere
constituted jolLt eommit:ee, selecting ,bc,s own
chairman, to consider ths e1pedicucy Of rcyi.1cg
the o1 2rcsEto1 al appor1onmeut, and directed to
procse toi1e discharge of that auty.
Tie FlLance Committee werc drec'cd to in
qnfre into the SUBJECT Of national ttances Aut re-.
poti II inyor It sucl as lhey may believe most
conducive TO tho pubic i7terestt.
The Governor suhmttted the appointment OF
tndson H. U.gcod for Commissioner Of the
uonse Of Refuge Tor ak Ycate from 1a.ch 1st, and
solicited Its cot flns.icn.
Bills Tor acte from VI to los we're introlu ced aud
referred.
A reg luton waa adopttd authorizing the Com,
m,tter OF Agriculture to tecumc mcnbars OF the
tomulttte on Education r IL: consideration Of
all ques tons concerning The location OF the Az.
1icu tnEa1 o!1ege.
Adjourned ill morning.
The 2onse r as not tG session to-day.