Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1872, Page 5

IE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1872, 5 —Shal !'we tenl farmers, then, the the only ono for this minchiet. ” T3t ear ey, s faols or ecoundrels to Congross. It is thero tho Jaws are mo le thut sweep half of every mau's earnings away from him into the coffers of pro- t ted capital, without euy return whatever.. 1t is there "henat ie s ra:d fhat takes from indus. try the erust it has camed, and f rees poverty €83 4 coutribution 10 pri 1 fn 1 these things, aisidle. Itis simple folly (o el t\\l'_hore.—bt, Paul Fioncer. nuinber of the papers of the Stato (Wis- consin) ave making {ielt anuual © olaties’ o far vor of &lmnzmg tht: time for the collection of taxes, the argument in support of tho proposi- ton Leing that if 1 day wae Seoq Just adtenben: west, people would then have morg money, and thue be ablo to pay their taves all tho easior. Ve fail to appreciate the argument. If a man 188 got any purplus moncy ** just after harvest.” ~n‘ugh: to m.v‘f enon hof it in Docember fo v Lis taxes when bio knows i .V'arifgr }.‘(‘gis[n-.s 8 they will bo duo.— —As it is, the State of Towa is e bundred thousand doilars i§°§e’§°r‘:i?fin: soedless estra session of tho Legislatro on its Lawds that wili cost $40,000 to 39,000 mors wib other claims constantly coming duo that sould be paid, with Stato resources haswkod for lo at o discount, wilh o Jezgo interest fund to te paid, with bard fimcs and low priess impovers ng the people, and with taxes constantly in- g, Such is tho feast to which the Repub- 2 Adwinisiration of Iowa invites o peopls G Iowato sit down and partake of.—Dubuque —The system of taxztion in farce in this State (Minnesots) is greatly in need of revision, and Legislature can find amplo scope for their nts in that dircction.—Rochester Post, The Le Mars (Tows) Liberal strongly pro- s acainst the extension of tho time by Con- <3 for tho building of the McGrezor Western ailroad. It says that the road has boon com- pieted for two years to Algona, but that tho Company has made no effort to extend it to the vest side of O'Drien County, &s the conditions of {ne graut requires. 1f we sre not much mis- en this is the socond time tn extension of nt has been asked, and we agrea with tho . terl that a company that has done nothing in ¢ past two years In the wey of supplying tho reapie of Northwestern Towa with railway facili- s has litdo Slaim to further interost in the —According to TrE Cmicsco TemsuxE, the Gevernment 18 taking legal advice 2a to its Tight he ownership or control of tae Dnion Iacifo cph Lines, because theso lines wero built 1y the eid of the land grants made to the Pacific icdroad. If the Governmont has any valid l2:n8 to tho Owpership of the Union Pscifio mpany’s telegraph lines, why not also lay "2 10 the overland lines ownad by the West- Union, and, for that matter, toa grester iou of 211 the linos owned and controlied by latter compsny. The first overland lines it ucder Congressional cherter recoived uteidy of $10,000 per annum during ten yoars, sum more than equsl to the value of the In consideration of this subeidy, corporation egreed to trensait ell tho Gove ent businesa botween the Missouri River the Pecitic Ocean fres of charge. They ac- d the subsidy, bat the Government was srtleless swindled out of thousands of dol- s aunuaily by & misconstruction of tho char- . During the war the Government construct- ¢ many thousand B of miles of line, and laid ious cobles at the expense of the nation. <o lines somehow cime into possession of Western Union Telograph Company. Did Governmexrt ever receive compensation for outlay? Furthermcre, thero was more -ney paid o7 the Goverudent for its oficiel Lusinees durig the Rebellion than wonld pur- ciase overy telegraph lino in the country., The Guvernment ought therefore to take logal ad- <ice 88 to its righis in the premised, and, if pos- £ile, make a clean sweop whilo they are about it.—Omu.aha Bee. —Some person illy resd in Civil Bervice Re- THE COUNCIL. The Annual Estimates Must be Pre- sented by 10th of April Hereaior, Another Attempt to Settle the blatter of Bailing Yrisoners. The Sunday Closing Ordinance---Tho Personal Liberty League Carry the Day. Tho Council held a regular meoting yesterday evening. Ald McAvoy in tho chair. Present, Aldermen Richardson, Dixon, Warren, McGen- niss, Coey, McAvoy, Sidwall, Stone, Pickering, Tracey, Schmitz, Cullerton, McClowry, Clowry, Bailoy, Powell, O'Brien, Clark, Sweet, Heath, Miner, Sherwood, Moore, Quirk, McGrzth, Eck- hardt, Stout, Malr, Lengacher, Schaffner, Car- noy, Caunon, Ogden, Brandt. BOND. Tho bond of J. G. Spencer, Deputy Clerk, at the North Side Police Conrt, was presented and approved. TETITIONS. Petitione were presented and referred for tho removal of the railroad track from Mulligan street ; against the repeal of the Sunday Liquor 1aw, which is working, as now enforcad, so much benefit to tha city ; for compensation to Goorgo M. French for damages to bis flat-boat ; for the reposl of the Sunday Licuor law, ORDERS. The Board of Fire and Polico was ordered to put up fire-alarm boxes st the corners of Noblo and Cornelia streets and North and Ashland av- enucs. The Committee on Railroads was ordered to report by what authority a railroad track has beenlaid from the C., C. & I. C. track across ‘Waestern avenue 2vd Stecls street. NORTH SIDE POLICE COTRT. Ald. Caunon oftered ti:o following, which was referred to the Committes on Police : Jesolzed, That the Comptroller bo and hod herehy directed 10 transfer Lot 17, Block 85, Wolcottls Add tiou, from the Fire to the Poiice Dejirtment, in order tbat'a Tolice Station and Polico Court may bo built theroon without delsy. 'THE ESTIMATEE. Ald. McGrath ofiered the following, whichwas adopted: WarnEe, Mach troublo and delay is experienced by the various departmenta of the City Goverument in having the different improvements necessary to be made esch year completed beforothe winter scason gets in in consoquence of the paseago of tho Appropriation bill being postponed oF delayed until the luat day of Juns o tho st day allowed by the city chatier; there- oro be Resolved, That the different Boards or Departments of the City Government be, and they aro_hereby, or- derod to prepere and submit to tho Comptreller esti- mates of the smounts needed to_defray the oxpensos of their dopartments for the itscal year 1373, on or b - foro the 10th day of April next, in order 1hat tho Comp- troller may submit the wambd to the Councilin time to consider them and pass the spproprintion bill before tho lnst day of May next, 'REPORTS OF CITT OFFICERS. The Board of Public Works prescuted an ordi- nance for paving Archer avonue from tho South Branch to Beers ttreat, which was_passed, to- gether with sovoral sidewalls ordinances, and one for the extension of tho north and_south alleys in Block 3 of Brand's Addition, to Twelith onforeed, toboa 00d law, diminishing crime e toibo , diminishing crime c 0 Eaw 10 reason for giving $becial priviloges to saloon Loepers, Ho was in avor of abolishing whiakoy, which was the fruitful source of afl crimo. and thus do away Wit the necessity for employing police. Had the Christian community 1o rights whieh the Council wis to respoct? Was it to legislate simply for xaloon keovera? b Aid. Scisafiner replied bried of the preceding speaticrs. Wi tilag which eculd be kept ovor £y o om S turdsy, heer could not. 1t wad well Luowh, however, thet drinking beer was much more conducive to temperanco than drinking whiskey. He argued tho matter at lengil fror. a German voint of view, and laid all the blamo upen the disreputable rum-holes. Nor did Le want to waste any sympathy upon the drunkird—ho wanted lim punished. While he himself want- ed the right to get a glass of beer Sunday, ho also wanted the right of his neighbor to spend the dry peacefully fully observed. Ho believed the wholo question wonld be met by paseing the substitute. Ho denied that the present law had beon enforced or that it evor could be. _ So they had better pass a law that was reasomablo, and could bo enforced. Ald. Garney spoko in favor of the substitute. (@, Sidwell and Cocy opposed the subsi- . Ald. Dixon moved to postpona_ the substitute till tho next mecting, by which time the Special Committco conld report on the subject. He was in favor of referring the whole matter to the Popular vote. Ald. Quirk thought the Special Committee mizht bo able to redort = more saisfactory com- prowiec. _Ald. Dixon’s motion was lost—yeas, 17 ; nays, 17, Tko voto was the same as the ono provious- ly given, except that Ald. Bailey voted in the af- famative. Ald. Cullerton’s substituto was thon adoptod— Feas, 18; nays, 16. ‘The chapter was then adopted, es amonded, by the same vote. When tho amendment striking out of the chapter on epiritous liquors that portion re- quiring a man, in applying for a saloon license, to swear Lo will not keep open on Snndays, Ald. Cullerton moved tho samo substitute that he Tiad done for the preceding chepter, and & furthor gection, providing that it shall bo un- lawfal for any dealer ta sell liquor to 2ny person to whom l:e hias been notified not to sell it. Ald. Dixon moved not 10 concur in the rec- ommendation of the Committee of the Whole. Tho motion was lost—yeas, 13; nays, 17. Ald. Cullertou’s substituce was adopred—yess, 17; nays, 13—Ald. Sweot, Hesth, Miner, and Ogden baviug loft, I'he chapter as amended was concurred in. ‘Lhe revision s amended was then reforred for ment, o Council adjourned. i G TN BLOODED STOCK. Private Sales of finc Young Horses by Mr. . S. Wadswortl, of Wauliegan. Mr. E. S. Wadsworth, of Waukegen, whore ha ’has one of the finest stock-breeding farms in the Norihwest, bas made th following private sales from his stock of young trotters during the past season : Fo General W, 1. Jackson, Nashwille, Tenn.—Slashe er, brown cotl, foaiid 1359, by Albambra, dum Brecze, by Brignoli (360 of diambrino Cuief, out of mare by Woodford). To C, C. Parks, Glen Flora Stud Farm.—Stoneman, brown horse, foaled 1663, by Alhambrs, dam Copsolal tion, 06 James Wightman, Lake County, Il.—Bay geld- ing, foaled 1637, by Alczander's Bay Duncan, dam Tu/e, by Mambrinio Chief. To J. Lewis, Sr., Cicago, Ill.—The Boardman Mare, clhicatnit mare, fosled 1864, by Frauce (son of imported Gienvoe), dim’ sud to be 8 2d Avdallub, and “ Bruce Mere,” & bay, fosled 100, by Yorkshire Leziugton, G 3 troi om \Western New York. "o Chiurles D. Brower, Batde Creck, M eye, brown colt, foaled'1:53, by Gage's Lo Constance, by imported Gleneo:; larney, 8 Bisseck’s Gray Eagle, dam Princeton, 8 fuorosghbred mare; * Dexier Bruce bare,” fosled Lesides. Call on J. Bauer & Co., Nos. 390 to 295 Wa- bash avenue, PERSONAL. Hon, Joseph Utley, of Dixon, is at the Briggs. TRobert McWade, the actor, is at the Sherman. John J. Teffries, Esa., London, England, is at tho Sherman. W. H. Builhache, of the Springfield Journal, was at the Sherman yesterday. Licutenant E. H. Ruffnr, United States Army, is at Arderson's European Hotel. C. Wakefield, Esq., of Bloomington, was at Anderson's European Hotel yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott-Siddons will leave for Mil- waukee this morning. William A. Johnson, Esq., the famous organ builder, of Westfield, Mass., is at the Tremont. TFather Carton, of Bloomington, has recently been appointed pastor of 8t. Patrick’s Churchin this city. Hon. Joseph Vilas and Sndge George Read, of Manitowoe, Wis., are at tle Tremont. 8. H. Melvin, Esq., President of the Clinton, Gillman & Springficld Rairoad, v.as at the Sher- man yesterdsy. Colonel R. P. Hughes, 9. Campbell, anl Dr. W. Brownlee, United Stites Army, are at tho Gardner. The following were ameng the arrivals at the Gardoer, yesterday: Johr E. Atkins, Beston; H. J. Brown, Sioux Bity ; C. J. Alvord, Clove- land ; A. A, Grifiith, Detroit : B. K. Miller, Mil- waukee. The.following wero at Anderson's Europesn Hotel, yoatorday: J, T. Coyle, Mount Vernon; JTowa ; N. K. Elliott, Jackson, Mich. ; J. Lekin, Rockford ; G. M. Alden, Cairo ; H. M. Jennings, Aurora; A. H. Miller, Laporte, Ind. The following were among the arrivals at the Tromont, yesterdsy: W. G. Smythe, New York ; L. M. Coo, Cleveland ; H. 8. Hubble, Buffalo; George Straut, Peoria; W. E. Straut, San Francisco ; C. N. Johnson, Pennsylvaria ; A. A. Jackeon, Wiscorsin; H. B. Cloveland, New York. The Journal of yesterday rfternoon, contzined an account of a kissing episode at the Wost Side Police Court. It was stated thai an old bag named Ryker kissed Justice Scully and Clerk Amborg. This wes incorrect. The woman kiesed the corpulent Journal reporter, much to Lis disgust, he alone recciving & token of her affection. The following were at tho Briggs, yosterday : W. H. Cooper, New Haven ; E. D. Scott, Erie, Pa.; Chas. H. Schianer, Pensylvania; M. Couls- ton, Pittsburgh: Henry Ford, Sioux City; George F. Wright, Counci! Bluffs ; I. Markham, Buffelo; G. B. Wright, Minneapolis; G. W. Snyder, St. Louis ; . M. Secly, Stirling ; H. D. Tyatt, Dos Xoines ; T. J. Cunningham, Madi- son. Among tho arrivals a: Burke's Europesn Hotel, yesterday, were M. Canficld end H. J. Cyegard, New York ; G. W. Sleopor, St. Louis ; W. H. V. Raymond, Springfield, Ill.; Chas. Kellum, Sycamon, 1. ; J. Bracket and daughter, Terlin, Wis. ; H. P.Norris, Central City, Col.; Gustave Levo, Quebec, Canada; Rev. L. J. Durne, DoKalb, Ill. ; T. H. Logan and Captain W. Lyman, U. S. A.; Judge H. S. Winslow, Newton, In.: 0. K. Earll, Paymaster, U. P. R. R., Ogden. The following wrre smong the arrivals at the Sixth Precinct Station-house, on the body of William J. D. Ames, who died in & cell on_Sun. doy morning, Dr. Emmons, the County Phy cian, mado 3 post mortem esamination, and found that death rosulted from fatty degenera- tion of the heart. A man, whose name wes not lourned, was Lilled Inst ovening on the Illinois Contral Rail- rond track, botween Thirteenth and Fourteonth strects. Lngine No. 14, of the Chicago, Bur- lington & Quiucy Rosd, struck him on_the right rido and throw Lim some dintance. - He was 80 horribly mangled that death was_ius-eutaneous. Tho remains wero taken to the Morgue for in- quest and identification. J. L. Pickerd, Suporintendont of Public Scliools, yestorday prosented to the Chicago Public 'Library 48 volumes and 41 magazines, and other valuablo pamphlets, Wo would sug” gost that every person who attends the inaugu- Tation of tho new library rooms to-morrow fore- nooa will bo doing & 5ood thing it b takes vith him Bomo book and presents it to the Librarian. John Anderson, of No. 23 Hunt street, while paseing the corner of Chicago avento and Dix street, early last ovening, wassttacked bys gang of boys, whose ages ranged from 15 to 20 years, knocked down sud robbed of $7. This sams crowd of lads have comnitted eimilar outrages Iately, and aro believed tc be tho samo rowdies who 6hot the German at the foot of Rucker street, about & month sgo. Tue TRmesE carriers, thanks tothe exquisite trpograplical skill of J. S. Thompson & Co., will to-morrow place in tho hisnds of “their pat- Tons the Carriers’ Address fcr 1873, a beautiful memoriel of tho old year gono and the mew yeer begun. The catriers dererve well of thoze ‘whom they have served thronghout tho twelve- month puat, and_Jerry Thompson's marvellous handiwork has given tho graceful words they bring & vehicle of rare beauty. At a meeting of tho Board of Directors of the Chicago Base Ball Association, held yesterday afternoon, the Sccretary, Fred, Erby, was di- Tected to ‘advertisoin the New York Clipper for plarers for the season of 1873. This looks like the organizetion of an- other professional nino. The annual moeting of the etockholders will ba held on the 13th of Jan- nary for the election of officers and transaction of other important business. During tho present ogitation of the Sunday liquor and ssloon license quostions, it may be interesting to know that the first requirement of & license was made by the Common Couucil in May, 1851, whon the amount of licenso was fixed at $50. In February, 1853, the State Legisla- ture passed s law anthorizing the Common Goun-~ cil to fix the amount at from $50 to $300. In March, 1835, after the oloction of Mayor Boone, the Know-Nothing candidate, the Common Coun= cil fixed the amount of license at $300, and_put in the Sunday clause, at the samo time giving {he Mayor power to revoko liconses. At this time there wero but nine wards in tho city, and of the 18 Aldermen 13 voted for and 5 against the ordinsnce. In Septombor of fho exmo yoar, tho licenso was reduced to $100, and in July, 1836, to S50, st which figure it has remained ever sirce. e e BOARD OF POLICE. A regular meeting of tho Board of Police and | TFire Commissionera was held yesterdsy after- noon, President Reno in the Chair. Thero were £lso present Commissioners Kiolke and Sheri- dsn. The resignation of Officor Henry Manon, of tho First Procinct Station, was accepted. Tho Superintendent roported that Roundsman Simmons, of the Madison Street Station, had found Special Patrohnen William D. Miller Iying ina brass-foundry on Canal streot, in & pitiable stato of intoxication. Oficer Loughlin Found him lying in o basemont, eud took him into a foundry to conceal him from the public gaze. He was dischergod. Tho resignation of Ofiiccr Simon Simon, of the Tho quality is above the ordinary run. Several are oxpacted to-morros. Sales of 6 cars Tllinols, 6 ewt, 103@11c; 6 cara Ohio, 8 ewt, 12X GI3Xc ‘@13c; 3 cars Oherokce, 6 ot 103gc, 56T porcwt; 4 cars Texane, av 1,100 iba, 9} 5 cars choice Oblo, 83 to @ cwt, 14@15e. Bmeze—Total, 10,300, with 3,000 to-day. Xet was good at Jc advance for the week, or 5x@Cxc. for poor to medium, and 7@S: for good to choice, Sales 3 cars Lilinols, &v. 79 1 atses 1car, ov. 975 1bs, at 7c Hontacky, 73 cwt, 12 at Ge; 1 car, av. 112 Ibs, ; deck, v, 113 Is, State] for to-day, 13.900. | oas—For the week only 34,100 ; @47¢c for live, and S@iie | Markot rather dull at for city dreved ; Western dics City dressed of 200 11 sold at 57505 160 bs at Philadclphia Live Stock Market. PrmapELPLY, Dec. 80,—BEEVES—Fairdewand this ‘week ; rather firmer ; extra Pensylvania cud Western stoors, $7.50@8.00 ; choice, $9.00 fair to 7.00; common, 4.5085.50. SHEEP—Fair demand af 5X@ Hoas—Dull at $5.7066. ahicep; 8,000 hogs, . Sales, 200 becves ; 9,000 New York Dry Goods Market. ~The extremo quict usually at- of ths year prevails, and by is nearly stagnant in ail brave] both coitonsaud woollens i3 vers firm, sud etocks Ieavy staudard eheelings Forcign goods ero Tho market for continuo unusually lizht. aro sold heavily aliead by agents. 3 dull, and early spring importations are likely to bo ‘brary furatture & inducen: whick: makes it for th futerost of thoso fitting up offieca Pittsburgh Catile Market, Prrrssenes, Pa., Dec. W.—CATrLE—Market firm; | arrivals fair; best, Gc to e} stork Smerr—Market Aircn ; arrivals fair § Best, 6c to 6&c; m, fic to 53¢c ; common, ¢ to 41se., ot dull ; arrivals heavy $4.05; Yorkess, $3.60 to §4.00 OFFICE FURNITURE. 8 o’cioclz A.M. LATEST PARTICULARS, ‘The 01d West Side Stand of An~ drews’ (now Bostwick Bros’. Warerooms), Filled Up. For several dags past ths recelpts from Baston, New York, and the best Western Factories, have scoumu, Tated at the now wareroomy of Bostrwick Bros, Noa. 119 223121 W, Washington-st, oze of the largest and best seiccted stocks of ofice dess &ad other offioe and ki brery farnituze ever shown in this Tetter explaina itselfs ity. The following TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ‘We mako the manufactaro and trado fn offico and li- ECIALTY, nad wo positivoly offet 1513 Qualirs, Aosign, nd pricss of thove Goode urishing library roums tomake cholco from cur stock. Very respectfally, BO“TWICK BROS., 119 and 131 Woesr Washington.st, Pittsburgh 011 Marlket, . 30.—Crude petroleum quict and ez Url ; refined Philadelpiia, 27c; New York, 2730 ; Pittsburgh, 21Xc for largs lots, Night Provision Roard. TWENTY-SECOND STELET AXD WaBAsir AVENUE, Dec, 3 of 500 brls mess pork, seller Jaauacy, ab $11.40; 500 o, seller March, at §11.70. Tihe Produce Marlets. Dec, 30.—CorToN—Higher and mors ling plands, 203 BREADSTUFrs—Flour highe: receipts, 5,000 brls; superfine Western and State at £ @6.20; common 10 good._extrs, $6.90@7.10; good to choice, $7.16@7.90 ; white wheat, extra, $7,95@8.70 3 St. Loui, §T.I5G1L50. flour in maderato démand and_unchanged. Cormeal unchanged. Wheat in fair exrort_demand inferior apring, §1.40 ; No. 8 ilxsukes epring, $1.60G1. X . 2 Chicago, $L3SG 70; {nferior red Western, .' " Barley moro act 3Malt quiet. Corn’ firm mixed \estern, 65 and steady raceipts, 16,000 b 47@48)c ; Dew bla Ecas—Quist ; Western, S3X@34c, Tay axb Hors—Unchauged, GrOCERIES—Coffeo_atoa: r snd in fair deman 181, tho Trustecs now anasuacs the T Concert, for tho benent of the P 72 'No, Milwao- 75, By~ scares Western, 930G 11,000 'bu 3 now cured from ul parts of the conntry tho entortainment, and Ten T} ew’ Western mixed, 45@470; good white Yestery, quiet ; New Ori PrrkoLcou—Crude, 11 Torax, STOCK of grain in store. } refined, 27ic. Beef more activ; mess, Hame a shado easior Cut ments quie 0.00§12.00;_extra, | tierce nominal, shouldars, Gicc ; middles more active ; short clear, 774 @Sc; loug clear, 63¢ ; long and short clear for Tard quiet’; No. 1 10 prime steam, T, Bams, 9@10%¢ BoTTLn AND CoErse—Unchanged, WiIsEET~Firmer at 93 comber, end_Jsuuary, £1 Cern a shado higlir aud Srm ) mont ol this un Inixed, aew, 3@ mized, ‘20, 3. | GIFT ENTERPRISE. Grandest Scheme of the Age. $500,000 CASET GITFTS. 100,060 FOR ONLY S10. Trdor anthority of spocial legisiatixo sct o ulic Librm tuciky, to come of in Liurary Hall, 3t Louidsi Tuesday, April 8, 1873." At this concert the bast RgRTCRAting a vast total ot b Aliltion D SRRl Vo iR wiod by Tot to Th ticker s follows : LIST OF GiFTS: Quo Grand Cash Gitt. Ono Grand Cash B Gigt. On Grand Cash Gift 94 Cash Gits of S1,1 50 Cash Gits of BU orc! £ Cash Giftsof 400 cach 109 Cash Glits of 150 Cawa Gitts of 5 Gash Gifia cf 9,000 Cash Gifts o Total, 10,000 Gifts, all Cas! To provide means for this mzgnificent concert, One Hundred Thousand Tickers Only wil be iaaed, 18520 purtion of which ary alroady sold. PRICE OF TICKET! Whole tickets 10, halves 35, and quartors $3.50. Nothing could bo' more_appropristo for prosents than Hiekota fo this Bananes of Wealth or more Nixely o pro- duco grandor satisfactors rosults. Tho objcct of Thira Wit Conoare Is tho enfargoment and endowment of tho Public Library of Kentacky, which, by the special act autborizing the Concert tor s bengfity 1s to bo foraver freo to all cliizens of overy State. This Concert will condueted ko tho first and second horetofore civen, aa fall particalazs ol the modo of drawing tho gifts and’ pay~ S i jog them, aud evorthing necessary t a_thorough unders Torepo, 0., Doc. 3).—BRespsToFFs—Llour quiot | ambes Michigan, spot, D etnding of the scheme, {zom breinniog to ond, are now prblished in tho form of_s circular, which will be far- nizhed free of cost to any who apply. The entire NIT King, haa bt commitiod by Gy ‘mas E. Bramlotte, late Gavernor of il communications pertaining to the » addressod. Trustess to Lon. Keatucks, to wi {05 St 0its dull and nowsinal Gttt Cuncort should b7 3ddEcacd. brestdont. 4 i1 5 1867, by Yorkshire Le: dzm, : iy in. | Huton Strect Station. wae accoptril. ull inal. R, T, D ", Presidont, . fom Litersture think it strange Grant should | “Foe Board also submitted an ordinanco giving | - 16 Tuouiss b, Susdsn. Gty T Eity Coor, | Sherman yestordsy: D. A Kelly, Wisconsin; | “ipy'Board disposed of Olliccr Hubner by fin- | SLOVELSEED SIS, | o) Jom 8. OATN, Lo ALDEALAN. Vice Froatdent Leve appointed an entirely cxtrancous person | o namo of Clarkson Court to the ehort strags | Growi mare, fesied 187, by Al sxador's Urown Cuef, | B B. Wells, Atchison, Keness; G A. Lawton, | ing bim e dsss' pay. Recripzs—Tlour, noue; whest, 1,000 bu; corn, | FARMERS DROVERS' BANK, Treasurer. Tostmaster of Chicago in obedience to political | potrecn Luke and Washington and Californis | S22 Kitty Cook, by old Jack Cuok, eire of Abd Lin- | Green Bay; G. W. A. Teylor, New York; Sam. | Oficers Micasel Mahoney, Thomas Mc}[nhun& 82,000 bu ; oats, 11,000 bu. Tiokots are now rezdy for sale, and all orders for therm, ry E; < 4 * Betf - 5 o rs . Y < 2 < s, circulars, {oformation, et detation. Thore i8 really pothing irregular i coln; Betty Borden, black: mare, fualed 1837, by Bor- | Kouclior, Denver ; W. F. Hopkingon; Philadel- | and Edwsrd Iyan, heving eatisfactorily serve TNNATL grapplications for nconcies, siceulary, oot the performance T is o stSciast Soan: | and Oglseby strests, which was passed. St Amcoican Usio i p! ; a tho Price mate, 4 i - gt 5 Fy . W : £rs—Flour and | Yill meot with prompt atcontion whon” sddrossed to'ma t c e It i g i 3 % 5 8 e — | phis; R. H. Curtis, Boston,; E.S. Goodrich, | Out their sixty days’ probation, wore appointed | Cmcrsxasr, Dee. 30 BueapsTCFrs— i Delow dheoctod, Sty with (ho Presidenial declaration O D, | of Dicia & Tabaeon for 0,000 Sor piasteting on | Do oo Ssunms. tosta i o~ borss S ains | Bb Paal| 5. 0L Miver, Detesits Gr . Tosley, | £0 the regular servico of tho Dopartment. The | eraiy i oul nclanged. TS E. DRAMLETTE, Tanteville, By, 1. 1871, that tho Executivo is suthorized “to | 4he ola Conrt House, and recommendod tho | Feichey, dam Ledy Burmep. % o Feckson, Mich, ; E. R, Carter, Hartford, Conn.y | D03 adjourned Puovisioxs—Tork salable at $I17. Qr F. I Dibble & Co., Brauek oilice, 154 LaSalla-at., enforca these regulations, with full power to psymeat of £2,500, which was veferred to tho | To_dJcrome Case, Rucine, Wis—Woodturn, black"| Jacksox, Blich. ; k. B. Cartor, artford, Conn.; @1@:; stedm it 116 | CYRES 1y 110 voreestrod by L. Manusse, optictaa, | @ic. Duil meats steady und "wachanged. Hacon |, ORREIE! 85000 RN Siote, BT Wask ot Fansst.; Phillips & Haona, 24 Wabushav, ; Horton & Bruther, 651 West Lakost.s P. V. Fitzpatrick, 83 Stato- soridgo, elter, or pmend thom at his option, when changes mey be decmed ndvisable.” They bind kim only o far a8 ho is willing they should. 20 Yok Worid. e | Lard—Eettlo nominal at ¥, = LaCrosso, J. C. Gregory, Madison; H..D. Elen- ABOX OF BONES: ! Quictand eteady. Groen mecats Leld firal Thoro wore rumors around the Police Head- | 4579 S0GU4 fer 100t clear =i Pri foxisd 1830, by Urecyer, dam 5 ored 1831, by Bounds Scw black ily, foaled 1871, by Ciay- | Wood, Fort Wayne. Committeo on Public Buildicgs. e Sy Rl e _ BATLISG_PRISONERS. Ty S The Committee on Judiciary, to Whom was | dat Setting S¢ D.J. Whitemore, Milwaukee; W. S. Davidson i ang i i sals ik at outeide 30 9 ame 8e. and Tremont Hot i¢a; resident Grant is mot much of & wit, and | Jonred 0 O e ol a ol o | e e biaen: Lako_Counts, Til—Fou A number of gontlemen connccted with his | quarters, yestordsy, of o * body-in-abox-mya | - HoOe-ACittD al SH10; Secelpts, 10 . i 5 mes Wightman, Lako_ County, Iif.—Youn £ = quatters, sestandsy, of o y-in-a foos—Acivo 0 = st Lo oceasionally savs sometling that yould | Lejig BIiSoners, roportod as b substithto g i Fealed 138, by Yorkebine Lerington, | flock hvo prescated Rov. A. B, Kittrodge, pes- | tery,” bugan invesiigation resuited in the Wasies—Firm a5 5 NEW PUBLICATIONS. rapk among Lincoln's best drolloties. When | Sn of anooial bail 18 dORbIO . et of St §2nDasia Tor ol tha THIEY Prans Grin Cliresls, wifh e | Sovirs 6F ARy 6 1ae 5 femmeae Lamon Saragags 3" Wiiedt firm and hig? . Corn firm the vacancy iu tho_regular army, occationod b | %1 ine which can bo imposcd. T M. himh Toke Yortal, iy coly foaled | glogant and approciativs testimonial in tho £hopo | chestprobably thio refuso of a diseecting room, | TRcktag General Meade's death, was to be filled, thero | "31q. Schaguer said the ordinzace would be of | Jirand, Sere #nvcral aspirants, with manifold clnims. i Schagioorsuid tho ordineacs would b of | Hiraid bivour® Yilta“Hin V"L LiAE, " | of w orso, buger, avd baraeus, robos d whip | Tho eirounstaaco was roportod to Sergeeat Eli | D e Io-slosaton, Bie. Otls mieaty " 5 3 - | no as it stoor. b ez, Ly Brignoti, . This + - 3 werfonnd § N0 ; After bearing & good deal in behalf of ench, the | Tobutitute prepared which would prove satisfac. | .16 . APt LAt Tk oyt B, eniamay | Somplate: (TLIAts not fobo eoustenad wewpronl | by a syiecisl polisnian titiondd b tiie’ Mlioh Sk g B I T E X P I _.%_ E I O N = Prosident eatd t some frieds that he conclided | Sary. Mol bl bonds would bo: wortiless it i Liits huea i, 2 ok by T | that oy aredisensstiod with s valk sndconor- | gan Contral dogot. To eaid thero was o box st | & 3 epriag, Toe. A CHARMING NEW NOVEL. 1 i T 1 5 g e v sicago, Tl —Btive : i " i tho depot full of Lones, nud 28 no ono hiud | Moy SutLld igher. By Mrs. JULIA C. R. DORR, 1o appoint MicDowell. * He is a good soldicr, o 56 preseribod by tho proposed ordinancs | _T0 James W , Cuicgy, 1li.—Siiver Duke, | sation, but, on the contrary, to Lelp tho efliciency | tho depe of bonea, X sxET—Dull, 930, y Mrs. .R. s RO Sl entiled to tlo place, and then, :; D : ke, dum Dunds, LS | of the lnttor they 2id him to abridge the former. glmmg it he :!);selret\ the c?\rur{g{ flz“llszwsn dnl Provisioxs—Fork dull and nemiaal st SIL75. Balk - 2 gl 555 teb, be belongs to Obio. And really poof | “4ia" Rickardson ‘X“femonm T st S e s B o (!\lr. Kittredgo took occasion on Sundsy ovening | 1,23 00 thought proper. 4 doteetivo was deo- | meuts quiet for picie lots Fioulders, 373’ clear | Authior of *Ssbil Huntinston,” ‘Farming- Qbio ought to bave something.” Thoso wha | thg views of the Corporation Counsel cn the tailed to find tho owner of tho bones, but he | rib, 53;c; clear, Bacon, 00 dezaand. ~ Lurd quiet; understand that the President is & nativo of | gy)jact of epecial bail, avd Le would like to have g . dale,? “Pocms,” ete. could lesrn nothing of bim. The box, it was | primo steam, 7¢, sellar January. ding, by Auiverst, dum May, by Guriee | to thank his parichioncers for thei: mark of ng A 2 b 3 4 fide: ion. r East, had b Held higher ; $.40@3.75. No busers above | i2mo. Fine Cloth. $1.50. Olio, that thero is an Ohio men in tho Cebinety | fhai gontlemsn esasine tho subject more sonBdracs sndiattoation e D s O S S g £3d (w0 of them on the Buprome Dench, and | )iy, gy . —_ y o s e i and B0 chack fho iatias hans | | CETLE-DHland wexk at I@SH, for Choce | Tho wide-spread and well-carned popalarity-of **S5bit thst & majority of the Bureaus and Sub-Depart- | " A3, Schaffner hoped that action would be g Senator Lot M. Moryill of Maine, is guite ill. LOELRTS 63, 3 L Iacnts are undor Ohio men, ond that no ofiice i8 | ¢aken’ that evening, sinco much hardship was ever vreant that Ohio does not want to fill it, | da; il appreciate the point of the Prosidential re- k. Verily, ** Poor Obio ought to have 80me- | 7 4 ordained by the Connon Council of the City of thing."—St. Louis Democrat. . Chicago, That auy peraon or persous arrested for ‘the Some curious calculations are mads in the | yiolation of any city ordinauce, eball bava the right to rt of the Coinmission to inquire into depre- | procure Lis or her releass from such arrest by deposit- s on the Mesican border of Texss, Ac- | ing with tho Polico Captain or Sergeunt who nay be it Albazobra, daw Idago, by Livk. ing been removed by somo ove in the depot, 0. Huntington ™ and **Farmingdale™ gives ample assuranco 5, Waukedon, 1lL—Diy filiey, foaled 'ALO. : uliegan, Theo coronation of Osear IL, of Sweden and | who bad forgotten {ho number. Tho box Was | BurraLo, Dec. 30.—Market dull. Wheat—Sales 5,£0p | that tho accarato portralture, tho dramatic ebility, the Dis_Beotloud . dorm At s dmrorted { Norwar, will take placo on tho 16th of next May: | opencd by tho'detective, aid the bones provad | bu No, 2 at31.47. Corn—Sales 3,000 b No. 2at b2e, | constractivoskill, and the charmiug stylo of **Expia- , Ly filiey, foaled 1371, by Bunnie Scoidaud, s A 516 {hosa oL 8 Hinian Nelndich woman: Cors 2'beld at 42, | tion” wil sacuro for that work a lsrge and approciative sten, Ly wported Marg ‘W. H. Hooper, Delegate in Congress from oner Stophens was notified, Sana will have: the: LOUISVILLE. i circle of readers. e tah, io spending the Lolidays with friends in | Poof BISRIOUR T8 S0t Ao e rang | | Lovmvmre, Dec. onscco—Vory active sud 1 = 43¢ 4 AL el i) 1 ol s, THE FiRE DEPARTHENT. Galena. tho partial skeloton for an anatomical specimen, | et for all rades L HE FiR RTHE ; ; . Speaker Tl of tho last Logislature of Min- ¥ occurring. 4. Pickering offerad tho following : ; sule BreADSTUEKS—Flour firm, 3 .* For sale by Booksellees generally, or will bo scat by suding higher; estra | mall, pustpald, upon recelpt o tho price by R e s famiiy, $6." 5 indioni i =t vhe b o, . ‘. nesota, has o cleartitlo to occupy the chair again Provistoxns—ess pork sold at §12.00. Bacon steady ; o : 3 i dn ot enmaty o gt g 33 | 5 i gy of e, Bt Bt M | e ommen Connll Committonon e end | Bt b e il sy the han s Tho Do Diacase, RSN St oot ia . B st | 5, B, LIPPINCOTT & 00, Publishers, e R > ¥ | Ccat fine which may be impored for such violation, aud | Water yesterduy held a meeting to consider va- | Governor. emment just $25,000. An imprisonment i8 | g0 in nqdition to cover thic cost of the proceedings. B n ious subjects reforred to them. Aldormen e- S ] s 11 £100.000 to £150,000, accord- 2, Evi person who shall mnke tye de- | XIOUS B o 5 s Major Michael L. McConville, who died in ol e o e ?ggrhva:ion. T0 | posiest mones storescid, ehall at the ramo thic wgn | Gouniss, McAvoy, McGrath, and Stout Wero | Worcostor, Mas., Jast wook, was for n timo Head Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Bulk meats strong ; shouiders, Hic; ciear rib, 675c; s » Orrawa, IlL, Dec. 30.—The epizootic is at- | clear, e for looso round lois, Lard steady; choice 715 & 717 Market-st., Philadelphla. tacking the fox-hounds hero, and taking them | leaf tiercen, S ESS AYS AND SKETGHES, . 1 , was for oft rapidly. They scom to take the disease frec- ihe ‘oaso cf a ‘megation of jus- | B instrument or ygrecmiout fn substance ar fullows | prosent, es wero also Commissionors Rono, | Gontre of tho Fobian organization in that Stato. | Iy, Siile Dbt daze xen almost euticely sxompt, b st i tie by the Mexicen anthorities,” the round sum | viz: *Whoreas T=———liave boen riented ¥ o8 | g origan, and Klokle, of tho Board of Polico | General Sherman doniea tho statement that | Ott of one pack of twenty, five have died, and s, By the late Geo. B. Woods. &3, 7 s charged. It would be interest- | &) 880 Vg O, 0 o) Tdesiro to be relessed from | and Fire. After an extended couference it was | ho is writing & book on military ecience in Eu- | in one of fifteon, threo have died. Mesters, D, 50, —Corros—Exeited, higher ; el o nos 2 f an ordinance | rope, and says he has no intention whatever at gooa ordinary, 1 5 low nuddiing, 18:e : 1 VOT. 1eMO. S82.00. s agreed torecommend ;hcv s s Pragbat of vyiting & hook on any ubject, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Tnzavsroes.—liour dulland lone, 3560081000 negative justice. . ONr citizens on_thoe Mexican | station where I am confined thio sum of — dollars, | authorizing the Board of Polico to add 75 men ¥ . T G A Corn meat dull sad lowor, at $3.16. 8 aad 3 5 4 5 : mow, thorefore, if I donot 1 - also to ercet a bell- Hurlbut, member of Congress-elect, was in lower, Corn, 65c, Oate, 45c. Lorder have andoubtecly been harassed and | and ten dollars for costa: mow, {1 , i 1d to the reguiar polico force; also to erect o SRR B i T SR Bhns.00, vorried boyond all ressod, That they limve oc- | sppear before th Police Sourt it its nustsexsion 1o the | 4o.cor on' tho Asmory lot, cad purcheso a boll, at | 07 Jeat Saturdas, and, bie Wit cansed gon New York Fimancial News. Ho—eusiena ates ey g g , cavionally got oven” with their meighbors ia | o DRirion of Td N7, Criit oriinance, and | o cost nob exceediug $G,500; alzo to puschaso | gitico newirante, Sic of tho former sud s aume | , JEV You, Doc. 0.~Noney wss etriugent, to-day | Provistoxs—Dulk meais quiet snd unchanged. o proscat volumo compriscs Storics, Essays, an tadoubtedly true. Andit is eg]m]:lly cttxslx:ax;:!:le:: Shido the order and judgment of £aid Police C‘Su_rl, lu‘w fivo firc-oxtinguishers of such pattern es shall | bar of the latter came to the surfaco.—Dubugue :an!lnanud aa bigh 3a X per day; closed at 1-10@7 per ATILWAUREE, & - Sketches, written for tho Atlsntic Monthly and other pe- nm;- \1‘:.-:;%5: "‘i”“z‘u?"efi,‘iimfia c:m {Dtal ot Efidfifif c?{,- of gfiilr':\:o‘.g g&go(:a \?;‘;-l: 'il)\{uth‘: ’éffic; bedetermined upon by the Bsard after a thorough | Herald. ‘Sterling lower aud ateady at109¢ forlong, and 110 | o AVEVAUREE, Dec. $0.—Drrapsrrrre—Foour g riodicals. Their high qualitios of thonght, sound judg- itivo tri i ingui & > 20d unchanged, Wheat in fuir demand, and frm ew Yorie Tribune. Brving the custods_thereof into the City Treasury, | cowapetitivo trial, the cost of the extinguishors C. L. Whitney, lato State’s Attornoy for Tazo- | @110 for short eight. Fo. 1, 1 to know where the 0dd 97 cents came from | oy st s gnd, whereas, to procure such release, T itue delicate sajustment of theso relations of | 535 Goposiicd wwith tho ofiicer 1n charge of tho police Mr. Woods was for somo timo Literars Editor of the Boston Adrortlser, aad correspondent of the Tribuae. oy NI SR 113, 5: No. 9, §1.22, Oatsin fairdsmand and | meat, candor, and thelr rarolizeracy oxcollence, commend toaro Eoeni Ve leaso sll claim to the said sum ot to esceod $2,010 each, and to Lo located as h oti Pl old opened at 1117, fell to 111, ndvenced to 1123, Lihor ; Nov 8, 2677e. Corn, dr 1l and unsettled ; No. s - (ssaralogio the Chicago Beening Jurnal e | 330, T s evcny S sl Qi (bt LY | not Lo 3l SO0 A6 A0, LS 1o | el Comty, T, i an sion for laoragainet | i Ser SISl e pEMTO P 0 | MR NI, SO SRS R | et el st e ) g W jolati i s Vi rolier ave : i . : . et ¥ B! 4,030,000, o 70, —— trausportation from tho farmsof the West to :fi‘xjfiéfiffi Ofsaid orutsadsy; ;ml bl dne s L W ent\mi;m and AAcLir aionues: ous 1 ‘:l‘l!afr‘;: Fulton Circuit Coart for £7,000. e irsenronts, £35,000, u, 3 i RN b e o D i i s the eca-board, and it deprecates auy discussion | S0 YRR U0 ST of money and said ten dollars | ©Scapo house, corner of Xranklin and Tho Rov. Robort Laird Collier, of Chicago, | Sojcrpments wete more sctive and very frm. BuzpyEyTs—Tlour, 300 Vrls: whost, 3,000 bu, i aelpt of price by tho publishers, of miser romadios for our ills. It may be that | thersats to pe therenpon returied to me by the oticer | Bireotg; ono in supply-hose houso No. 5, on , g0, | | Srvummentswice mord tiva A spy B, West Madison stroet, néar Western avonue ; ono | ill preach tho scrimon at the ordination and in- | virginia consola hea CLEVELAND. 5, on Norih Doarvora | sialiation of 3, N. Pardeo, na pastor of tho First | * Sfcia‘woro dull bt apenca et bater, sue. T s Mo L rol i, | JAMES B. OSGOOD & CO., Boston, o, 3 rine-] niversalist Socioty of Dubiquo, on Thuraday | quently, tho market lost more than the advance, but iy e Gon ot 150 ) | e e — ono in engine-house 'y i\ y 'clkmd Tigtier than thu loweat figuces and very frin, 1. No. 2, §1.65, _Corn steady at 45@d6c. Oats BUSICAL. f2 15 right, bus we sbould like to sco the matter | having custody thercof.” il G Gisenrced in the light of como better informa- | * Thg whole subject was made the opociel L?nf;lp'x;]f;“’i‘:i}\:“:ffeé\f' tion than is at present accessible to mewspaper or Monday evening. troot, Lrio stree orea T 51"t s gu clse, W do not deny that | %% sl BT D S birieoinst abrost, Dos Pearvora | ovening. ion mmillionaive | e ¥ork Central was very atrone, ot 1per cant ad- | S 50 YAt quiet and stendy ; standara ap comaunication can do very much for both | The ssmo Committeo reported adverscly on | treet. Goorge Vreeland, tho octogensrian millionaire | vance. Fucific ruled irreguisr; opotied at 75, fell to i ; <t a2 Exst ; but we i o % i 3 - A ATy el white, T2@22)¢c; primo white, 2I@23}c, 0r car lota, () i d i : ort | 'Tho Board of Police aro also authorizod 0 | who has severnl times beon in the Courts of | 75, advanced to 75k, feil tc 7377, and closed at T, DETROST, p H 2 RT }@ Lntyess Hothrre iflé;tn fif{aefi the clain of fi:mal Maroney, and tho rop urchssc a third-class gteam fire-ongine to b0 | Now York aad New Jorsey as dofondant in suits | Erio opensd ot G2ic advanced 16 6247, and fel 0015 | Drrpor, Dee. 90 -Goam—ivheat active, Ligher, N M Fisivg: Teforo that emody eun bo spLlel | wasconcurred fn, - oo zeported in favor of | Jocaod in the Sovouths Ward, tho cost, including | for divorco and breach of promiso, has rocently | Western Union sol troms 1 aown o 60, cloring uf | and sready’s o, 1, SL0GLAT nmber, SLEL - Cor Gicted by somo of our araent Wesi- | repasing a fne tmposed oa Jomes Doylo, andtho | lot and building, not to excead $15,030; sleo 5 | been marriod for 3 third o to o young widow. | &3 tos pur ecnt, ~ R0t | steady ot 3o for mmized, and’dze fof yellow. Oxta e ¥ . > o ird-clos i i o statione i i 3 i i i ced X to % p 3 uiet at 33xc, “”nifilv‘cm:i?xgr%g]f“fignuirfiue,‘h e | et s ool AR noar Lazsbeo strect, Hio cost nol to exceed | heariy os a men of 0. Conpons, 81. IR o ool SR O %o favo 53 full kuowledgoas possible | o Gommittes on ¥ire and Water reported | $4,600 slioa third-cuse Sleom MO0RERe (0 | N, P. Langford has recontly examined all tho | &332 % e holding off watl after Jan, 1, Price nominal. ‘Corn A o t 2 A 1 Cougone, 64 4 s Traaches of (e great subject. We havo | ¢ CORCIE O 401 oronaing tho polico [ bo loceted in the Taurtoonts Wor, t0E £92 5. | National Banks on the Paciic Coast, and in all | Gouf Carler s yallow, 805 THE UNRIVALLED Decker Brothers' Grand Square end Gpright Pianofortes. GOVERNMENT DONDS, (Coupons, 67, 65 white, 83c, Qats, fair CupEly &t | _Aleo, othor first-class Planos, of all stylos and prices, Foiuted oyt a method of gaining such knowledgo | £, 00 413 purchasing fire extinguishers, with tho [*9HE, e e o5 anpropeiate | tho Territories ; and since he left’St. Paul in Cobons B G B rens 1180 g ¥ i AP ot G S pri for e \|-n,€5.:n:m< e it effect of National taxationa very - | rocommendation it pass. e o odemption. I'und an smount | May last, ho has also explored tho Yollowstono THaseSearco and i ; prime, $10.00. 455 Wabasliar. Fortant part of the problem, certainly, and ono [ FESTRERRCAICE BIGE out of the Canal Redemp e B Muitug. the morset rosion and tug | Mssouris.. sullicient to psy tho abovo expenditures. ‘Provistoxs—Pork dull at §13.75@14.00, _Bacon dull 8t 53@9}@107;c ; hams, 18@18}4¢. Lard firm ; tierce, M 1 i e e g abflfl. £ a H P 0 GrocrarEs—Sugar dull ; inferier, 6i{c; common, ) ; I iy 63 @ic; good common, TR@Txc: fair ta fully fair, is not so well informed as R s NTS. . 3 Teuncasces, now. ¢ be. The method we have suggostod has i asacd for paving Thirty-first EEE stone River, and Las trovelled in all not less | Zonactsces 3 once, aud we believe it worked well, | , Ordinances wore PosRe i oL a0 § Tho People's Friend. T 21000 maten, of whish svout 2,800 maiies | Vireiiss Her. 1o this, aud Ly 3Ir. Wells' reports, aro tho | §irect from BRLE RACS B0 SR P 116 comnor of | 1t is susceptibloof casy proof that tho sewing ma- | hag beos by stage and 1,100 miles on horseback. | Canton. great National Park as the hoad of tho Yellow- | Teonessccs, old :St. Paul pfd, ash.av., cornor Van Buren-s.. Theso Organs aro i i i LSl T3-@83{c s prime, 9, Molasses dull ; centrifugal, 353 , 251 Wabashav., i Vaa By & 5 st intelligible account of tho workings of Lho | ‘) q130n and Fulton streots. cifno hes born 3 greator blessing to tho Amsrican peo- i g s O TGkt s, St conltingsl 53 . B e B e 1taz-lawa that we possesa. Can thero be THE REVISED ORDINANCES. plo than any invention of the praseut cenzury. Noth- THE CITY IN BRIEF. fi:\n:zzllg;;m. & ’F:fl.a“'lg:n(e 8a5tc. Cofer, 194 @1 LUrTRATED (ATSO0DE LAL sceldng the samo eud again by Sim- | qy4 revisod ordinances wero taken up, the | 45 cise lias dono so much to eavo the lives and heaith T O e i 853¢|Terro Haute . 6735 Terro Huute pfd , ‘Chicsgo & Alton By > A . Wells Fargo . w York Tin i ncurring in theamend:ments the wives and mothcrs, and the patient overworked L\ et L Farge e Toade s to notice tho oxtraordinary | JRSstion bolug on conour g L b WOrTo | wotmen of ths Isnd o, sb & clas, Tost mecded voliet | _Tho Univarsity Chorus mests at tho University | Ameritan kxpress 1 Tnited States Ex.. = of Mr. Boutwell, that ‘ourcredit | ooporally greed to without question. Pacifc Mail.. N—Good demand ; former sates, 5,000 ¢ good = e omrs i GENERAL NOTICES. 193:@19%¢; middling Orleans, fromn the burdens of every day lite. Every father snd | this evoning, 28 usual. i C. & A, pfd B ive 2 X : = dov D A s 5 T.9i1; eiports, Liverpool, 3,500 Comtinent, §,i3 s Lo ey fhau tho crodit of auy olor | BSREIehY SErect (o BUMR TEREN 1y op g | Husbend st bl dutv e e elects o udow e | 1y ronidonco of . Willisma, No. 915 West | New ork Ceitrl. 1| #1516, £31 T e I, ection otice. Govorument; better thon that of Englands" | g pior on Misdemesnors the provision tizing | TS oy gociug achiac, Itis cheay, aud one of | Erie etreot, was visited yesterday by o snoak | Frie. % PHITADELPHTA. G ind thes et por cont American bonds would bo | 10100 (3t ¢or selling liquor on Sundays camo | §1e Ut Gewing niachines over offered. ' Sslesrcom at | thief, who eppropriated €100 worth of jewlry. | pHoTt - PrTLADRLPAIL, ec, $0.—BREADSTCr #s—Flonr very % E R % i e Tarlem, : -fine, $4.50@5.50 ; extra, $6.00,25.25. Wheat worth more than the 4 per cents of any European derman Cullerton offered as a_substitute | 373 West Madison atrest, Chicago, Lil., and in sil other ; hine & % 5 I i Thdisna Contral dall ; superiine, 4. .50 ; extra, i Lo touztry.” Such asservions as these, aud othora | gPs 6}1 B antion oo 0f the 8octions of tho | eition in the United Stutés, Thy company waut agents | _ Thoso wishing to attend & !‘]‘_31611_ meeting gor- | Hatlem pld..... Indisns Central ault? sed Werlomm, #1051, rinber, RNotico 1s heraby aiven that thoro wLl %o & mostiag of ro cortainly not calcu- | TOF tho entixe se 1 Liberty | in country towns. vice can be_sccommodated this ovoning ai tho | Mickiga T scia 13 | Whitd, $1.95@2.05. Ryo no sales. 'Corn steady ; the stockholders of tho Dierchants’ Savings Loin & 2company them, 8re COrtainly Bof o ordinnnce presented by the Persousl Liberty | in country - North Side Tabornacle, coruor of \Volis aad One | Eitabiirgh 8 \Dufon Pacificstocks.. 37 | Traic: old, G000 : now mixed, 61G620. Oata Aull} | Tyuer Tompany, abthelr ofico, tn tho ity ot Gl lated 1o remove the impression abroad that OUX | oo oye “providing if any person shall sell liquor —_— thric itveats, - Nurthweatern . P. bouds. 0X | hite, 50c ; Westorn mixed, 4@4Sc. Fnosdsg, I jativeer tho hours of 10 o'clock 8. 305 ar 2ot aiministorod a8 italligoutts +8 | TR Kooty opt and the viow from without For New Year'a Calls. : - ; e | Central Pacific bonda. 1021 | ™ prthovso—Gruds, 16c § retlacd, 26 2. ks cloven Truato:=, tlcy might be. From the London Times of tho | Z0% ol eiin s the proteetion of DHRdS of | royper & Harkis, fashionsble geuts’ farnishers, _ Mombers of St. Andrew’s Society desirous of | Lock hliad, Dolplatk & Woorr o 908 | Wamsmmx—Dull; g6, e ; ¥l iner. we jearn that tho 3j4 per cent bonds | o/ging ovor the windows and doors, ho shall | (Ul ceized an clegant assortment of the latest | Pa¥ing their Tespects to Presidont Clm‘tx“ Bt Satleusaes s ¥ bk Flour Arm | of such otkcr businues ae may co of the Netropolitan (London) Bonrd of Works | oot 3 Jiable to & fino of not more than $100. B o searts and muftiers, Tho stylish “ Windwr» | New Year's Day, aro requested to meot the First 30.—BagapsTUFFS—Flour were sold on the preceding day at 963¢; the 5 | “Uy1g Srone moved to table it. Vice Presideni at tho terminus of the North euf quiet end firm ; choice white, CHARLES HENROTIN, percent bonds of Caunds werd sold at 1033 5 the 5 per cents of New Zesland ab1021f; tha 5 per cents of Sweden at 103, end the £ per cent mortgage bonds of the Northwestern Reilway at 1 The new 5 per cents of the United States noted et & price equal to 96, exclusive of eccrued intereat.—New York Tribune. —From ell sides we learn that the Louisians Btate election wes peaccable. ‘There was every evidence at fist of John McEuery's election, &4 that he ehould have asked the President to Easpend recognition of both Governments until thero could Le luid before him all tho fa £cems to us based upon far moro scnee of jus- tice than Attornesy ue{:crfil \\'}i-\llinm?; ];m::nco.lv E :; ition of Pinchback, who, with a rovin, Fommition from mobod¥, buf supported b Federal bavorcts, now legislates headlong out of offico whataver Scoator or Aesemblywan i curs his dread displeasure. ‘‘Tho President’s Jnade, awl will not be cbunged, aad ‘e soouer i+ i4 accuiesced in th2 sdoner good order and pepe s wil be restered,” iy Attorney General Wiiargw' v despatoh of Dec, 13 The Attorney Generel is happy in hie official hrescologs, as * a fellow by the name of Jack Vbartowcan testify.” 1f menners make the men, Vhat 8 il:e Attarmgy Geueral must bol— Xew York Lierald, The motion was lost—yeas, 16 ; neys, 13, as s Dixon, Ws feGennis ichardson, Dixon, Warren, M 5, Cn{yz:‘gidwrilfi, s:guc, 'Pickering, Clowry, Clark, Heath, Hisier, Bherwood, Moore, Quirk, and Ogden—I6. Naza—leAvoy, Tracey, Schmitz, Callerton, McClow- 1y, Bailey, Powell, O'Brien, Swest, McGrath, Eckhardt, Btout, Mahr, Leugacher, Schatfner, Carney, Cannon, and Brani—1s. i o Ald. Sherwood opposed the substitute, sinco it +was o more sham. Ho had some sympathy for tho views of Germaas, but they must learn to reapect the opinions of Americaus, Sunday was generally observed in this country, and hie saw B0 reason why Jiquor-selling should be an excep- tion to evorything elso. Liquor-sclling was a dungeroas busincss, more 0 than runminga dozen powder mills. Io would - opposs Maine Liquor law, considering that to be carrving tho matter to =n extrome but at tho same time ko should opposo the T poal of the ordinsuce, aud ho had a right to d mand of the Luw to reatrsin the liquor weller on the day when he did the most mischief. 1le wax willing to put down tho personal liberty of every m a who wanted to oll liquor Sunday. Ald. McGenniss aleo opposed the “substitate, 1o matter whether tho_origival ordinance was u dead lettor or noi. It bad proved, since-it was 71, tho mew * Rotheasy ” cravat, and tho uniquo “Le Ttof Carratto™ acarly togcther, with the Berliny ks, and * Chancells’s 7 _eoacfs, cannot fail f Tionas dhose meditat on New Your's Day, while niefs, silk and cashwere olifor establ ¢ e also sume superb and beautsful velvet ume ing jackets, luxurious dresring gowns, and fine initial handkerchiefs, which will make most acceptable New Year's gilis. —_—— —— Important Notice to Skippera. By the Black Ster Line and Pitteburgh, Tort Wayne + Chicngo Railwaz. After bisiness hourson Tnésdas, Dec, 81, wo skall vacate tho Oilice, No. 9 West Madison ireot o the er of Randolph and LaSalie T naiian. Dlack, bills Ludingt Wil ba ropoiitan Bloc! Agent Black St Pil:eburgh, Tort Weyno & Clicago T A Duzable Piano. e muxjeal worll is o Konbe Plano S made tiisty el fus Just 85 strong d Ligve weny modern improvements | Chicago Railway, at & quarter past 10 a, m. sharp, Jan. 1. Tho omployos of Edwards, the publisher of tho Chicago Directors, whose ofiice is at Aurors, are on a strike. They haven't beea paid for somo_ time, and refuse longor to work om ‘promiscs. A colored man was arrested, last evening, by an ofticer of the Firat Precinet, with a Lundle of linen marked * Rice.” Ho gave evasive and un- satisfactory accounts of himself. Thedry goods awai & claimant ot the station. Tho saccidents by falls on_our slippery ways during the cold term have been unususlly nu- merous. Heury K. Hoftman, Esq., of Camoron, Hoilman & Co., is continod to his houso by o serious injury to the knee by & fall on Ashland avenuo. Mr. J. Bossunger, one_ of tho leading billiard exparts of the Eust, has located in Chicago, and Lias taken the Superintendzucy of Sadier's Bruns- :llisrd Hall. on Washington streot, where sn oxhibition will bo given this oveniug. DBas- sunger and geveral local pleyors will handle tho cue The Coroner held sninqu yostorday, at the Foreign Market: LrsErroor, Dec, 8011 3. m.—Tlour, 305, Wheat, —Winter, 113 10d@124 ; spring, 11s 4@12s 20 ; white, @) club, 124 10d@ 13, Corn, 298, Pork, s, Lard, 578 6. LIvERrooL, Dec. 20—1:30 p, m.—~Breadstuffs firm ; Rest nnchauged. Dec, 30—5 p. .—Consuls, 91% ; acconat, 7,@92: Five-Twenties of '63, 923 10-40s, 883; now: 893%; Erie, 502¢. The amount of bullion whick went into the Bauk of England on balanco to-day was £52,000, Tise rate for fonvy at Stock Exchango on Government x cent higher than tho Bank ratea, —Rentes, 621, 82c, §0.—~Cotton, firm ; middling up- 1and, 10. 10':d ; Orleans, 1C'cd. Sal 15,000 bales speculation, and export 8,000 bules, Sules American, cotton, 7,000 Lales. Breddaw, quict; red winter wheat, 11s 10d@12s. Flour, 803, Corn, 295, Pork Cavese, 643. Cumberland middles, 8Gs. 5, 375, New York Live Stock Markets N&w Yous, Dec, 20, —BESVES—The slock trains aro still behind, ‘owing to’ the suow Llockade, There are only 3,840 cattle for the week, with 3,200 to-dsy, 159 cars at One-hundredth strest, and 17 esch at Commu- mipaw and Wechawken, Tho market opened strong at 1c advance, but closed tamo at jic o (rom last week ; ‘barely sold out, Few fancy frailes, 155; gaod to prime, L@Me; fair, 13G12e: Texans, Sx(I00; avernge, f to prime, $1.85@2,10; choice amber, 7 mixed' Western, 62c, Oatastendy ; Western mixed, 41G348c. Rye quiét and Faovisios—Unchunged. irm ; choico Western roll, 28c, VaLskEY—Firmer at 9634c. 0sWwEAO, Dec, 30.—L 1EADSTUTES—Whezt firm : No. 1 Milwaukee, §1.63@1.65. Corn dull at 60c, Barley dall ; up-Iake Canads, §! FOR SALE. Cashiar. Ths Gommgrzial Wational Bank OF CHICAGO. The annual meeticg of the stockholders of this Bank, for the election of Directors, will be held st its Banking Houss, Tuesday, Jan. 14,1873, between the hours of 2and 4 p.m. M. D. BUCHANAN, Csshior. Goal. Dealers, A FOR SALE—100 fect b djolning tracks of f dopot this propesty it ansa 61 North Ada-at., comer Fulton-st, 100 cases Champagne, Carte Blanche, L. Roederer. 70 cases Champagne, Carte Noir, L. Roederer. Gladiatenr, L, Roederer, on two streats, 11 For a largo whola~ 65 cases Champagne, 50 cases Champague, Green Seal, 0 cases Champagne, Sparkling Moselle, Just arrived and for sala by JNO. CLARKE & CQ.. % 804 3 Biversh FINANCIAL. STATE SAVINGS IRSTITUTION, 974 Wabash-ov., near Twenty-second-st. Interest paid on Savings Deposits. Commeroial Accounts Received. Domestic aud Foreign Hxchange,