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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-26
Gov. Morton was better yesterday.

ALBANY, Oct. 25.-The Convention met in
the assembly chamber, this evening, at I
o'clock Sixty assessors are in attendance
from the States Of New York, Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, and
additional delegates will arrive tomorrow
morning. .rs..-.-..
Hon. Charles Hudgon, of Massachusetts,
was chosen President; Gen. A. Hatzy, of New
Jersey, Vice President and Henry W. East
man and c. c. Esty, of New York, Secretaries.
The following resolution was adopted imme-
diatey after organization
Res0lced, That the proceedings and delbe-
rations of this Convention be confined to ques-
tions Of practice under the existing laws of the
United States, and such suggestion as may be
deemed expedient for the practical working of
the law.
Invitations were extended to collectors and
deputy collectors, and also assistant assessors
in attendance, to take seats in the Convention
Invitations were also extended to Hon. James
A. Briggs, D. c. Whitman, Chief Clerk of the
Revenue Bureau, and Messrs. David A. Wells
Stephen Colwell and S. S. Hays, members of
the q. S. Revenue Bureau, to take seats in the
Convention.
A committee was appointed to invite Gov.
Fenton and Senator Harris to take seats in the
Convention.
Inc 1olloWlnS committee were appointed to
report Wednesday morning on manufactures,
on licenses on incomes and enumerated art-
cles, on the general provisions of the law, on
frauds and the best manner of detecting them,
on legacles and SUGGESTIONS, on stamps and
stamp duties, on gross receipts and earnings,
on distilled spirits fomented liquors, manufac-
tured tobacco and cigars. The object and
manner of conducting the proceeding of the
Convention elected full and free discussion.
Letters were received from Commissioner
Osborn and Deputy Commissioner Rollins ap-
proving the object of the Convention.
Mr.. Davis. of Massachusetts, read circular
proposed TO be issued to manufacturers, EN-.
bodying instructions as to the manner of pre-
pairing their monthly statements of productions
and sales. ana setting forth, in detail, the de.
ductions allowed by the law; referred to the
Committee on Manufactures
The Convention then adjourned until We'd
nesday morning.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-26

New YORK, Oct. 25.-At /. meeting Of the
James River Canal Company, at Richmond, a
vote was passed to carry out an arrangement
for the sale of the property conditional upon
It's enlargement and completion to the Ohio
River and asking the Legislature to extend the
charter of the Company, in order that the
agreement may be carried out
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-26

PIT HOLE, Pa, Oct. 25.-Matt Macento, of
Troy, keeper of the Heenan Saloon here, was
murdered last night by Johnny Simpson, of
Rochester. The affair occurred at dance
Simpson is under arrest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
A Good Deal for the President, but
not much for Johnson.

Under this head the PhiladaIphia
Press puts il in thia telling ahape
ut must not DO forgotten that every
Democratic leader, now loud for Andres
Johnson, was Indifferent to bis patriotic
courage in December, 1860 indignant
a bis attack on Breckinridge aud Lane
10 1851 laughed ~ his saGferings "a
refugee and opposed his appointments As
Military Governor Of Tennessee ia 1851
. denounced his tyranny and called
him an migrate ia 1868 voted against
him In ls64 irslaadered him In 1865;
and now pfociaims himself Ia favor OF
Andrew John som y restoration or recon
struction plan without ever having done
anything bat assail all the other portions
Of bis policy, including emancipation,
couiscationa 50 pension Of the writ of
habeas corpus, military arrests, military
trials, execution Of the assassina, and
the suppers OF Radicals like Holt, Stan
ton and VIM. G Brownlow, OF Tenn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

Religious teachers OF eshicT, OF what
ever class, who do not influence the
opinions and acts 81 rulers and people,
are worthless 70 the community they
profess to serve. They are worse than
'cumberers Of the ground" lis their
duty TO keep alive the proper sentiments
and 70 understand how to direct them
according 70 time and occasion. Those
should be the ideas that prompt the &C
ton Of legislators aad people. That
those who profess to do sosa-e often in
capable of fulfilling their mission we do
not argue There IL not a little unin-
tentionalif GOT premedisAted quackery
in the ethical and sacerdotal ranks az 10
those Of other Professions. Yet speak
srs donot now possess their ancient pro-
vince 10 giving tone to public opinion.
Their position 10 to . large degree occu-
pied by the press. ln this country II is
q more efRcens lever Of public opinion,
and 10 this age, than they Our rev.
erend and other estimable friends need
not be indignant a. this assertion, for
the preachers Of the press and they Of
tho tongue virtually support each other.
Though they 90 not agree ou minor
points they asaa u teach the same prin-
cipIes. A certain amount Of disturb
anee of the spiritual atmosphere 10 es-
senlial TO ventilation aud the elimina-
tons Of noxious vaponrs Of error OBJ
securing right and truth.
TIE observance Of spiritual laws 10
more essential 10 The physical we'll
being, progress and prosperity, as well
~ tCwhat are called the temporal inter
ests Or mankind, than those Of physical
law They should certainly be specially
insisted Oh, because liable to be IN.
appreciated and anobs=Fved, inasmuch
90 their immediate CONNECTIONS with
present. interests are not easily perceived
or generally IN ierssood Instinct and
common sense will teach The laws Of
physics mainly. Intelligence and con-
sfderation are needed for the elucida.
Ton Of the relations Of society with the
mental and moral conditions
AZ are the spiritual conditions Of the
peoples, 60 are the physical states OF the
nations There i no progress in mate.
rial prosperity without interior mental
aud moral activity and advancement.
The history Of The world teaches mo
thing elss''--of value. Have political no
relation to moral or spiritual qusstions7
II that 10 80, then politicians are Ger
tainly not statesmen. They are an
worthy Of notice by statesmen or moral
philosophers Unworthy Of conaidera-
ton alongside of the meaaest teacher
Of even narrow christianity
We conclude then, thai any who can
not yield obedience TO the will Of the
msjority, no matter how wide tho differ
ence Of policy advocated, who cannot
wait for the adoption Of their ideas by
the mass Of the people, Or who, falling
to convince, cannot hold his own in
absyanceor conclude that hia opponents
may, after all, DO nearest correct---larger
as these are in numbers and equal in
capacity--is not aud cannot be good
citizen OF tke United States. We con
clude, also, that politician who 10 no
moralist cannot be . statesman. That
be II dangerous A. counsellor and
quite incapable of being wise legis-
lator b. X. ID.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

Surely we live in 81 are of strange
evsutsl The Ledger OF last evening
came out in an editcrislin favor of con-
tinuing George II. Julian, as member
Of Congress from the Eth district Ii
says: I'VE canttssee what the people
Of tnatrdistriet hope 20 accomplish by
throwing over an experienced member
and taxing ia green hand Of the same
faith" SincsJnlian was an original alb
olitiorist we should be at = loss TO sc
count for this accession of the Ledger to
his canse, but for one fact, ard that is
that the aspirants for the succession are
soldiers The Ledger has abused Ju-
Ian because he was s1 aboIitionist, bat
il vastly prefers him to any enc of the
" half dozen Generals and Colonels who
are anxious 10 dizplace Hon. g. w. ia
Ian" This illustrates how one hate
can bs drawn uuth by more intense one.
An abolitioaisf In lesser evil than a
soidier.-N.A, Commercial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

A CIarksville, Fean., paper pays the
following compliment 10 the l43d regi-
ment, which has recently been stationed
at that point. Tha-reeimeat is now, we
presume. On to way home
The Federal troops white which have
for some lime been dong garrison duty
at this place, left yesterday morning.
They have been quiet aud orderly, ard,
in the discharge of their duty, we have
heard no complaints Of insult or in.
justice To the citizens Col Grill, BY bis
high sense OF justice and gentlemanly
department, has won The confidence and
respect of the community aud leaves ne
'with zee beat wishes, on the part Of the
people, for his failure welfare Wherever
such officers have been stationed, good
order and kindly feelings have been the
result. and We hope thssame good order
will slill mark the conduct OF the people,
and especially towards the unfortunate
race whose present and future invoke
the sympathy, forbearauce, and justice
of the white man. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

TTNN Frs.
NOTICE.
Notice to Tax-Payerg.

NOTICE II HFREBT GIVEN TO THE TAX
~ payers cfthe City Of E~AnExIfle, that have
received from sha Clerk of the Ccmmcn Ccuneif
cf sas city. thm Tax duplicate fux the year fs6s
and that / am ready TO receive the Taxes con-
tsiped in said Daplicass s-rsr
All persons who ray their taxes to falI. Within
thirty days from this d&fea will be ensiEasa co .
discount Of ehEe@ per cent Of the smcnns; and
these paying AFTER fhe expiration Of the thirty
days aud wfshia sixty days from this date wfff
be entitled TO q disreRnt Of ena and one-kAlf Per
cent. Of tho amount. "A
NY cnsre Ia mf the Mayors 0hee, On Locust
street, hetreen Second and Tnird streets
oe--3w JOHN sCHEBERrs City oogle1ter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
MEDTcAI.,..


TRT ETERT MAS Be HIS OWN DOCTOR.
IL Thm I'd fba msHaa ca > Beg ef Ms1ssfnss rra-
pared ~ an eminent Physician il Ciaria Ensi :, Ia
eanfs5nR O preventative aHd care fer all nrfvasz
Diseases, with airHckioas how 70 treat aseA case
tharefnrs. with the T01HS Mas Frisnd il your
pcaaassfou. yoz hare the full drerticna and medf.
cine for the treatment Of sonxueag knd friann II
i for aAls by Druggists swsry whsFs. Asa for lis
fou1g Mans Friend. - IS
Wholesale ana Retail b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
DTSSOLuTION.
Dissolution Of Co-partnerahip,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co partnership heFseofoFs existing between
Mayer oonn and SsrmAn Levy. under the name
ard style OF Cohn n Levy, was dissolve ca the
l&th Instant the sail Levy haEiag AoHd hts in
t4rsst therein 90 Daasea RoRen harEn. The busi-
ness will be hereafter conducted hy said Eahn and
Essenesnnl UNDER Fh@ name and style az M. Eohn
a CO. VINO VIII sefris fhs 6rainaaa af tha old
nrm- MAYER C0HF,
eelA-dxw - HERMAN LEVY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
Gle AatIu Aonrnal.
THuRsDAy OCT. 10.
Affairs In kentucky,

-
4 rood deal Of excitement prevails 10
Kentucky, growing out Of the removal
of marital law. Retained rebels and
their sympashizsrs, Of course, are jubi-
LIANT, some ol them going 90 faF7as 70
urge the prosecution Of Union Hlea who,
they aIIsge, have heretofore luterfered
with their rights. Negroes armed With
Gen. Palmer passes have been put of
the cars, those hired On military passes
are bsinr discharged. and all contracts
between masters and slaves are regarded
ms repudiated and at an end. o wnerb
ara preparing TO reclaim their slaves /,
and oil ebssHs ons military permits W II
no doubt be hunted up and put 70 work
nnder their former masters. One Of
the Kentucky Judgas--Judge Pearl cf
Whitley connty--it ~ reported, has id
cided the Law d Congress Of March ID,
1866, Unconstitutional, ard 70 have or
dered the wife b. 4 back .solaasrtS be
sold 10 slsve- Gen. Beisbin epald nos
stand this, and 80 ordered he arrest OF
the Judge for violating she y >. lawf we
do not see, however, what right The q M
eEal had 10 interfere. lii is-l,tesi4snt
Johnson's policy to hand over the entire
management Of affairs in Keotncky to the
civil authorities, bis officers mast not in
tsrfere with any injustice, however OUT
rageoHs. The clam0r for the removal
of the military grew out 81, 70 q greal
extent, the desire to sci the Il D 1art
at defiance, or nnllify them through
rebel courts and juriee, and II The strong
hand of the Government is Withdrawn,
the desire will certainly be gratifed ID
its fullest extent
The President, however, seems to enr
terrain doubts o. to the honesty Of the
intentions Of the gentlemen who are %
anxious for restoration Of evil, and
abe .abr0gation martial, law for We
are told that an order has keen received
at Lexington from Washington counter
mandibg the mastering out 81 negro
troops. We are also inforrned that the
movements Of those who wonld breathe
new lifeinto slavery are closely watched
and that they will DO check mated .wheu
they least expect il. Perhaps 80, but
we must confess we are not very SAM
guine Of b result 90 graaifFing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHfsIcIAss.-H you wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs. Medicines. and Chemicals ct a small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 80 and examine KEILkR
a WHITES stock. whsra YEN wfal nnd evsEs arti-
Gle that Is ssded by the rrofesaisn, and prices
which cannot nil 20 give satiaracsion- Their
srnra- In At Me- 81 Main street mayad&wa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

Insurance Co. of North America,
Philadelphia, Pm. Cash Assets
S1.G42. 727 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

MUrRE-AHTIoUR silks. ''9 y
REP. AND CORDED SILKS.
9R0. CRANE SILKS.
FANCY SOLID C0LORRD SILKS.
cHKoK AND STRIPE SILKS, ali
OF the popular shades Tor Street
and Evening Dresses. .e .ss
BONNET VELVETe In All shades.
All shades Of C0LORRD VELVET
RIBBONS AED RUITOKs for
Dress Trimmings, ...f
QLOAKS and BAsQUIHEs from
5000 70 $4,000. s.a.sa.. go.
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
eHAWLss from % 90 era 90. Zoe
DOUBLE PAsLEYsHAWLe. from
5000 70 e62.50. e & Z fah ~
Aeggees#1 3 secah td
3 4sqswea sH6s1 at
Sims = ssffsssssa1 gBs2f asas 3 vol
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

phmnix Insurance Co, Hartford
Conn. Cash Assets Se26, 002 or.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

So We sof5rSr an szSfy fasr~csk1n ef es1v sserk
asd will a. heretofore fui sIl cur promise - fgs
- al - efuivasent for thsir money
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
Manhattan Insurance Co.. New
York. Cash Assets 1905, 381 90.

Merchants Insurance Co, Hart.
ford, Conn. Cash Assets
$500, 900 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

North American Insurance Co. Of
New York. Cash Assets 9TO0, 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

North American Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets
e400, 900 90.
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TeHasrEg DErA2laxsT,l
coySEuEAAfg GTA1Ks OF AMyEIcA,-


RIcHSssn, December !, 1854. J
| CEVEE-T 1IRT Y TREA UR Z
y NspIta.-lt pur-.ssaee OF at act Of Congress,
pI1o 81 1s5ves bar IS, 1885,, entitled can az. 70
Et.ell9e TIE Sal4.e7 taas Ireaanry 20 exchange
esno., 1ai -. .:f.~ih.ri treasury notes, hold
erg 81 ,.1t=5 sfe hereby notified that after the
Ay, sglt of lie aleIaai jatef=st DIE thereon en- the
EIt ,iY of Janrlty sss, upon presentation OF the
.an1e the tres: re:. Assistant Treasurers and Pay
srosia,es ,S sna.si 1t FOOT Will issue cert-
Gcstes t2era:oG, vhtei-gli sattle the hot1ers to
eo on bonds aYb,e tIigty years after t1e frst1!ay
OF January, 1855. hsariag SIX p.r GEN. interest from
the said ss: OF January, $50, yauie on the first
DAYS Q: January IND Jay IN each year. The Irca-
i'suer, Assistant Treasuieis ard Depositaras will
Nike weekly reports the Register OF the Treasury
Of such certificates issued at their effiees. whereupon
bond, will be sent forward III satisfaction o. same.
fhe notes Willie cancelled III tieusual manner aud
t5i wayIed tc~tlic First Aur TOR.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
4 ssista.l. 1reesurers 1T Charleston All Mobile.
O&poeitalea t Raleigh ard " ilsn.r gton ,aoIth Ca.
popoitares at Charleston alG eca.tia, South Ca.
solifia.
ncnositaries 4. Savannah sn6 AtElsta Georgia.
Ucpositc:ies atTaliahassee, liersda and Mon,go.
.nery, l.ia5ss1na.
eposi.;,lie5 Columbus, MRsssilri, and Houston
and MARSHALL. Texas. n 2-ts
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RoBBERIEs.-On Saturday night, the
grocery store Of Ould & Selman, on
Franklin street, near the Old Market,
was broken into from ths front way and
robbed Of keg Of lard and a large lot
of butter, liquors, etc, amounting in
value to upwards of seven thousand dol
lars worth. The thieves cut from the
window one Of the large plate glasses
and passed in and out through the hole
made thereby.
A few nights since, the smoke-housc
of John F;ener, a soap maker, living in
Screamersville, was broken into aud
robbed of about two thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars worth Of bacon. The po-
lice, yesterday, were. on the track Of the
thieves, with fair prospect Of success,
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OfNrpIAl..
&. TxkAsvaY Dk61e11fHHf, i
CUrYxpfHAJx BrArEs o. xkskIeA
: Richmond. AUGUST 3, 1854. }


4 Richmond, August ., 1854.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
I } EEARIrD SIX PER CENT. FER ANgUM
tNTEREsT AND FkEK FROM TA1ATION.-By
us fourteenth section u the act 70 reduce the
renev, approved February ~, 1854, the Secretary OF
she Treasury il authorized e issaa thc sboye eer.-
cste pay able two vsssrs after tie ratification ~
treaty ef pescc With ;l.e United States They ean-
sot b. ssl hut are only TO be Issued 70 sncn cIsd-
scrs VI the Government are Wiling 20 receive tbs
se7ne ia payment CT tl4eir eManes. They must also
DC kiyez. az par, though free from taxation.
The ss.ynt1on u Purchasing agenss and GssarS-
rig isess Ct he Government is called 70 this elaas
81 pubic securities Offering peculiar advantages
It ei.3se from whom The s73Ilss OF the Qosermsn.
nse nougEt and TO facilitate the use Of tsrn chseks
llava by disba1 sitg officers ppen the dsfostariss
del!lay these fund.-, and suls1hed across the face
"yayai,le in Certificates VI indeb.edness," viii b
;t,d cenforfuty Herewith.
rerssi.aries are hereby authorized snd required
70 comply vita this regulation, and 70 make appli-
ctol - the Register for supplies Of certificates ~
segyl:.ed. iskgrciI q. A. TRENHOLM,
1t1-ts Setr.tary Of Treasury.
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TaFAsURy DEPARTMENT,
CaNrEDEassg STATES or 4AMrRIcA,
Eich1unn1 July IS, 1854.

FsT LED TREASURY .N0TES.-In OF.
det 70 Fr6-o95a, as far practicable, TIE early
..i9iilat9n d. tts Treasury CT the OUTSTANDING
Tl-.lt@, iia- the Treasurer, Assistant Treasn'
req md Pty Ue5ostaIies in The different States are
her.Y authorized 10 receive The es;i notes, except
:e Sue ::otes, al es .r c@;tsr On DEPOSIT, isst-
ittg :c. sag:e aer 'sats Of iaan. ufnn hyrotEeca-
tT ~ ,ie:..se5;aa9Q to9s IRE sid eertihcateSsl
sc payable CO dafaeaa ataT theasF'ra:Snoi nletV
42}'s.
-!ii I'll soita fer the sale Of The above bonds ere
hereby authorized :orceeiac t.c taxed notes. with
the EXCEPTION above named, in payment OF bonds
when fcii., at tiAe rate of Cog per ec,stum.
G. a. TRENHOLM,
il Gts SncrctaT1- of the Treasury.
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sMAYoK's CouRT On Saturday last !,
the following eases were disposed Of by
the Mayor:
Henry Smith, charged Yitl, bn,g'a
riously entering the dwellingxhouse Ct
Turpin & YaIbfough and stealing there
from one carpet-bag and clothing, valued
ct five hundred dollars, ths property @.
a. B. Voolfolk, was sent on for exani-
nation before the Hastings Court.
Melissa Palmatcur, q young w'site girl,
well known to the police OF the city, was
up for hearing on the charge OF steal
ing four hundred. and fifty dollars from
Bickertop W. Saunders. On Friday last,
while Mr.. Saunders was standing in front
Of "A. P. Browns commission store, on
Cary street, he was approached by Me-
Essa, who asked for aims. He gave her
fiys dollars, and then put his note book,
containing eleven hundred dollars, back
into his side coat pocket. The accused
hung around for: some time, while air.
Saunders was engaged in conversation
with ! negro boatman. She then went
away, aDd in 3 few minutes afterwards
Mr.. Saunders observed = one l.undted
dollar bill hanging eat Of his pocket.
which aroused his suspicious, ana,snpon
sxamination, he found that he tad lost
9e1e hundred and Fly dollars Suspect
~ he accused, he sought the assistance
= - city police, who1went in pursuit
ano 10cn aftey arrested her, She al
0onlAd the charge. but subseouentlY
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IN HENRIco COUNTY COURT,

i JANUARY 80, l865-Jrhe Count met to-day,
pursuant to its adjournment on Wednesday last,
aud beard the EXCUSES Oh certain persons named III
the list adopted Monday last, erased their
from the same, and, for reasons appearing, added
to the said list the names of certain othase and
the Court doth therefore order that the following
persons produce the number Of slaves opposite their
respective names in tie subjoined list, 10 the Sheriff
Of this county, at the Courthouse, on MONDAY
NEXT (beinS the 9th day of February, 1861 by
II o'clock NJ And the Sheriff 0! this county IS
directed 10 take into possession the slaves OF all
owners, hisers and hospitals who fail to deliver such
slaves o.. that day, each of whom, III such case, will
Be liable to fine of ten dollars per day for each
slave not delivered, besides lee Of five dollars to
the Sheriff for taking the slaves: And the ougt
doth appoint WILLIAM B. CONNER, Second bat
talion company ID, Virginia reserves, as an over
seey for portion of said slaves and doth advseasl
persons sending slaves to work he Notifications
to make provision for their support whist they
so engaged, as the Government. Will pay tor al food
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f4suRsAi.I Or KENT, a s,nait FAh1t,
en ihe Deeman turnpike, ave miles west u
h,4Ein.ad, eoifie0g tisyiitee;i aud tazet-eaar:el
A Rlst. q sd. wesi Improved. Iisa IN sss
place HOUSE, containing Fotfr rooms, viii all AZ
eessasg out-iadsgs; aii iii euosf tapsir. There u
also .aIee DOLLHOUSE on the place, viii, pond
convenient. for further particulars, apply Z, MAJOR
IiiOa. IL. AYEES, Confederate States ~ inory, el
to me corner q Gay and Seeord streets IN peison
OF by lstzer- fe a-5t- 4. e. BENSEIT
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FIREs.-About six o'clock on Saturday
evening, the burning Of a chimney at
tached to Thomas w. McCance's resi-
dence, on Leigh street, between Eighth
and Ninth, caused the FIRE bells to ring
and the fremcn to turn out in full force.
Their services were not required, how
ever, and soon afterwards tie apparatus
was returned to the engine houses and
the members returned to their homes.
About half-past z o'clock yesterday
morning, the sweat house attached to
Fishers tobacco factory, on Main street,
in Manchester, near the cotton factory,
took tire and was burnt to the ground.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work Of an inccndiary. Loss small.
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BuTcBER,NG Cow.-On Saturday
night, COW, whose owner had thought
lessly allowed her to remain outside OF
his lot, was butciered by some person or
persons unknown, in the bottom on tire
south side Of, the penitentia,y. Tie
hide, head, feet and cntrails, were left
upon the spot, SO that the owner ma.
have the pleasure-if pleasure it would
beef identifying the dead animal.