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relations, II IeIt AT tnlS ONCE.
THE OPERA ToNIGHT.-We think it hardly
necessary to urge the intelligent people of
Rock Island to attend the opera, tonight, at
Babcock's Hall, or 30 remind them that they
will much regret it if they neglect to do So.
From the many notices of the New York
press we select the following as an evidence
Of the talent to be exhibited here, this eve
hing:
From the New York Herald.
ENGLISH OPERA" AT NIBLo's.-A New
SENSATION The appearance of Campbell Il
Castles troupe last night was an event of
Importance in our musical history. Natire
artists gave remarkable performance of
English Opera (Balfe's Bohemian GirP')
With all the eclat and merit which the most
critical could desire. Madame Borchard,
the prima donna tof English BIRTH, has
well cultivated, very sweet voice, and is GER
took her audience by storm, eliciting the
warmest applause. aud obtaining numerous.
encores
Mr. Vim. Castle, the tenor, achieved a
complete triumph. BE has numerous ad-
MIXERS here, with whom he has teen for sew
sra seasons great favorite in the concert
room. Mono were prepared, however, for
the really admirable debut this artist has
made in opera and his success was sill the
greater from that fact. His rendition of
Ihaddeus, both in acting and singing. left
nothing to be desired in short, it was most
excellent throughout.
Mr.. s. c. Campbell is SO much of a favor
lie, and has SO grand voice, that his friends
felt sure he would succeed in English Opera
and he has more than fulfilled their expecta-
tons. We have only space today to add,
that the house was crowded with our best
musical connoisseurs, who evinced the most
marked satisfaction throughout the opera.
, 1865-10-16

The Harris Divorce Caae-SAtl1nE OF
Stcamcr~-Inapnrfant ntSuIt-EntestuIEt-
ment to the English Capital1sts-Gcu.
Hancock TE~it. Gsettyabur:t.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The taking ot the t.stimony
in the Harrit divorce case, AZ New London It,
sernoon q that day and the whole q yesserday' IS
sitting o. the Court Nns occupied in the arguments
OF The counsel On both sides. So Elr ~ the pro
crcdines IN open court are concerned, fhe case ia
concluded. 1t IL not expected that decision will
be rendered sooner than eight OF len days.
Twenty ocean steamers elesrcd ffom herr yester-
day, Of which tuo werc Tor Europe, and the pEnci
pie part 81 the remainder tor our Southern ports
Ii the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday, Rn ac-
tton was brought BY Solomon Meyer Against the
CITY for .S', to recover tor damages alleged to
hare been done TO tho plaintiffs boot and shoe
for the city moved to dismiss the case because the
goods were carried sway and NOT destroyed during
the rot The Jury returned verdict for the plain.
w 4 II motion for the diech..ge Of Brown ALL. Brow
er, charged With being a. sociated With Henri. u.
Jenkiue, the alleged Phept1 Bank defanlter. Whteh
was I o hare been ulsde before hcoorder HOLMAN
ss IN Ha mas given last evening to Sir
Morton Peto, bis fellow European capitalists and
other Eanlemen Of prominence, by Mr. hennaslt,
Superintendent OF the A . e. y. T. IT, al hin
residence at Gepcoye, Long Island
Gen, Mcclellan IL expected to ar1t7e In this city,
from Europe, IN about three Weeke.
The Htrakd's Washington special sa5s atai- Gen.
etaf, has inst returned fom three days visit "a
Gettr.hury, whittier he ucnt tor the purpose oi
going oser the ground rendered memorable bT the
cartliet Ia which the General Mmsef took prom
ineut part He and bis party went over the fed
systematically. commencing where the tEst ostste
began, and proceeding On over the ground accord
lug to the order Of events. Gen. uanccfk receisee
whom, during bis stay. be 1nade brief Rtldrese
uhrtatinr cone Of thu Incidents OF the. battle.
, 1865-10-16
EUROPE.

~4t In f11 ~
Ga american state Loan1The English
,hse 3, re Reasn
Continued dArrests-IndEetedfo for High Treut-
san, DC.
FAnTnEa ga P91a oet 1.-THE r. s,ea,hp No;a
md LoudGnden1 6tb' nassc1I thfs point ttis even.
I| tr~ sA''' t1'e~" 'D'0 f0'As eA'~s
civ ~ Se1r VIE frnm Ne,w Yn1k' and HihrcFnia
49, " nr"Is rfu - . 49, ~, II. II inst Tsg,s
ven ers oat Se SG thS 9or 81 ayed a
I3EEsr SH17aIs.@A meeting had been called at
amerean n srenTI,es NJ have Ieen In s11esrs preyi
az to,in III e co1itsa The aecntes In tcsoect
T.rfia y '9s Tsnne4aee Eorfh cssois
nn3 Srnfh T:n1n3;nr t;enr"in a1,3 Mississinnf nn1
Tarions rnf}ways md banEa in these StatesEfoe
Whoie al Mhich rcurcaent a vcFy bcavy nmopnt,
The pafis MIA civ artfcte rays that II tho
indebted States ehould separately ask for IN a.
rangement for funding the arrears Of dividends, 1t
is probable the creditors would be disposed to meet
thsm half way.
Ing S. oas III Ssts sle
rut forth The Times, n leading articles terms
i list ofmsneioua 1 impos.qtes l. ssYs that The
ess d TO the e 1S @ SSSer er
insulting Comments when Ae e 1star bus based upon
oc 9ao3 n a. ~ h s entfy s ~, w.
lcs15 Which admits sueh an impat1tion On ths gen
stes the h. + themc Of .Gc npa;ton 'AeA
n PC 90fmg ~; @ nasng IN ne'qaea io MI:
n the ss. TT Gaen oa n'n ioi IN eaanson es s
nn0Msnes me '9owln taeoMe tefTam no n ~. tas
EIcheqacr to tbe edl1of Of .he Ao7ni1g Star. Isec
my oame p!acea on the Contederate hst piease 10
Tsnose r. Hen @ T. h.hleT writes to ne Ita,ts s
that az no time had he any e1are or interest IN inc
Morning star, writes :o the JoMId hat be never
, 1865-10-16

Discussion on the Lo5alty Of the Church
Furious 6cccst Speech Of Rev. DR.. Wilson.
tspecsal Despatch to the Chicago Tt1oune1 3.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. H.

Discussion on tho Loyalty OF the Church.
Furious ecccsh Rpcech Of Rev. DR.. Wilson.
[spec,al Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1 j,
LOUISVILLE. Oct. I.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Dr.. Wilson occupied the session in detenca Of tho
declaration land testimony Of the Louisville
Pzeabytxty, and had bat entered upon The threshold
Of the areumsn, at the adjournment. He will pro-
baby Occupy the Hoov during tho whole Of Nor.
day. lie has been choaen from the pro-slavey-
secession aide Of the house as tts champion, and
the Indications are that 1t WAS tho best CHOICE that
could be made, Passng oyer his preliminaties*
and Eome arguments addressed to weak minds, we
come to his reply to Dr.. BEecktnrfdgo.s
allus1on to the signers Of the declaration.
Here pt. Ni4ou wRs peculiarly unfortunate
in ex.el!ine Dr., Mcpheesyzs. comparing him
bespoke Of DT. AcPheeters a. having graduated At
1xo colleges one Of Which T.s The GratIos strsst
the diploma from Gratlot street was more honora-
b esef lad received, or eyer could oetain h iai1
sla1try side q The sgnod faiIy eonsnz!ed. dere
i. w1s that Dr.. Wilson betrayed the ann,ns
Of his party. apd Clearly declared their object to he
tes1ats tho cause for which The rebels fought and
& s & fS5 Tsh s nes sS Il sy y sc, ne ssss s
tyrs IL tho cause Of Chris tian,ty Itself TIE pa-
tfio's d The synod and Of Kentucky may thfnk
Of this.
md The motiSes 10, the adoption d de deelas.
a..on md lestim9ny noE On ,i5 t5iai. AT Among
1s 1.oss & e Au4 e l e. ..sesz aSS2 vet
Ci tuzthes than In tG3. and It vas thouglt it had
eppc u faf as il could. Niagara river above the
raptds is due, beautiful md smooth a. silver leaf
but a. It nears The lapas Il becomes t1dled There
heedees Of sher aneer T pay 10 aten
ttoa, and DRIFT On unit! It Is too late. ard are
carried over The falls into the yawning gulf bencath.
So, .tr It has been with the frcsoyleran Church:
end fearing That Ne were oEer anxious, we delayed
The torrent We mistake tho brothers who signed
There IL such thing as an accumulation Of sin.
We may commit FIn On Monday and auother
on On aes one on ss7 yb nd 1s9dy no q
punished, and punished for all the preceding ones;
| and WHENEVER man commits Sin God warns him.
| aud that was What we feared for the church. We
wained II II 81 and ., md until Is, busa few
out Ike The heathens and publicans-" To eonpre-
hend this argument 1t Is necessary to refer to the
| records OF the assembly. which are relied upon
to show the downward tendency Of the caQrch to
ryeotl We find that in1s61 the first downward step
1esoution. s The VI nrst sI one &c: e apart Tie lie
att Of July ss day Of prayer for The country, and
Of these United Sta.es. and encourage the Federal
Government and IN the exercise OF fts functions
nnde9 cur noble Constitution This Wa adopted
By vote OF ls' yeas 10 Go nays. To this patriotic
/
, 1865-10-16
FROM MADISON.

Complaints n.ninst Gen. Cuktar-Indlg-
n1t3ea Offered to Wisconsin Troops
An appeal to the War Department by
Gov. Lcyrts-The Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
MAu11ox, Oct. H.
Frequent complaints have been made to Gov.
Leute By perfectly reliable paries In regard to the
harzh treatment By Gen. Custar Of meu Of the I'd
Wisconsin cava]ry, u we'll Al other veterans under
his command. The ID cavalry has not teen rsia
for sit months. The ratiuns issued Of the worst
quality. and the quantity not more than half what
ys required by 1au. yet the men arc foggcl for fos-
aging. hona twcnty-nsc to onehuodred 1a1hes being
given them hare bacls their hcads shared With
ont t1ia1 bt court martial, md other ipdign3ttes
heaped upon them, all Of which fs done By Gen.
Cnstare oEderz or with bis sanction and approval.
Gov. Lewis has deemed II his duty to cal The atten
tion Of the Secretary OF Var to this matter and II
the chatEcs are proved, to have those responsible
for the IN dlcndee pun1sbcd 70 the full extent Of
the law. BE has also requested that the I'd cat2lE
and other Wisconsin troops now IN Texas be mus
tered out a koon Re the cxIceruee Of the service
viii admit. II IL understood that Cor. Ocleshy Of
Illinois, and Gov. Stone Of lows, hare taken smf-
lar action in behalf Of the troops from their Fespec-
tive Suites.
Slight rhowes hi. forenoon Weather cold aud
FEN fD-njrht.
, 1865-10-16

Of pastng for the President Of the United st4tes,
there is no service In bis church.. in obedience TO
the order Of Mai. Cen. Wood II Ia TO be hoped
that Btahop Wilmer Wi1 either rescind his tnstfuc-
lions. or that General Convention Of the Ep1sco-
pal Church South will sopn be assembled to take
action upon this and other matters Of importance
, Gor. Wells has written letter accePtIng the
uemocrauc nomination Tor Governor. he says:
am happy to perceive in the resolutions adopted
By the Convention full free and frank recognition
q This obligation on ort part u tho declaration to
the effect 1hat The people OF Louisiana accept the
settlement Of The question involved in The latc
struggle; that re have ssneyyed our allegiance in
eooQ Mth, and intend to render our honest support
to tho Constitution and tho Union Of the 6ta.es
thefenndor. 1re.ldeut Johneon asks no mure
from us."
The Austin correspondence, Of September s6th,
Of lhc Gafvcetan R,x21tn says that Cox. Hamilton
Moore. Esq, who 1aised company for tho conted-
crate service and served with ii during the WY.
The correspondent or tho bulletin aayg now that
1hF var L. over, N1. Moore accepts the situation IN
all ftncestty believing It his duly, good cit1zen
to labor faithfully to reF,ore order and good gor
esnmcnt as Confederate rule compelled him 10 labor
for its destruction. In appointing him Private Sec
retary, Gov. Hamilton pays inst compliment to
Mr. Aoorcs Hc3lkn0Wu honesty and Integrity Of
character, and ono that Is more appreciated thau
Would be an appointment to more prominent p0
Aitinn-
, 1865-10-16

Gen. Humphrey. Elected by 900 mn.
jorjty-Thc State OfHccrH Eiectcd-A
Government Wagon Train Attacked
By Euert1las-The Legislature.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TEtbunc.]
JACKSON, Miss, Oct T..
Gen. Humphreys le certainly elected Governor Of
Mississippi. Few Counties are heard from get,
bEt they will gave him majority. Els majority
has deexcased by votes iron, the East but he Will
ret ct lcast a0dO majority. The State officers elect
ed for,a = Certainty are Swan, Auditor; Echos.
Treasury; Broughe1, Secretary ofstates Hooker,
Attorney General The west portion elects Rey-
no,ds Ha117son 10 Congress-. Great SATISFACTION is
mEnlfased among the people as the prompt action
or+he President In pardoning Gen. Humphreys.
= 4 Government wagon train WIS attacked by d
hand Of euerl1as last evening In the nelghborhood
Of Bottoms Depot in this county. One tea1aster
uas Killed and four mules stolen.
The Les,ishture neets On the 18th tnFt-
, 1865-10-16
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Provisions Re Ing Made by Which tn
United States may be Fnlly HePre'

Provisions Rein. Made by Which the
United States may be Fnlly Hepre-
sented, DC.
. WAeH1sC1oN, Oct 15.-Thc Secretary Of St:te
has recently distributed pamphlet concerning the
lnr5s Universal Exhibition Of l$6, Iu which Il Was
United States must b. died al Paris besoso the 31st
Of October, Inst. In thus publishing tho cores
pondcnce Mr. Seward fell II to be his duty to ell
attention 10 he passage to that effect In oEs Of Hr.
that the Imperial CoUanission win aeccde TO re-
quts1 which has been INSIDE through our Minister
al Fane, for m extension at tho tfs1is for app
Cations trom1, the Cn1ted states, a4d that
with, our ept cial Commissioner ta Paris, can
draw I'D the general plan Of organization required
by The programme 6elore the 3lst ci this mouthr
ii such manner az to provide ior The admission
be made before January. l6G5+ or which may be n
cciyed ar PnIs IN time 10 be fnclRdd, II accepted
b. onr agent, In the Detailed paan Of arrangements
as stalled IN IN official notice published i
FEW days ago. J. c. Dezbey, Esq.,, the
Gnitci s.afes Despatch Agent, 1t New
York, No. Spruce street, has heen appointed
applications to exhibit. and for Information ehoa!d
be addressed to him. He II authorized to dects1e
upon the adnlseahi1fty OF such applications, with
scafd to the Qnestion Of transportation The pro-
sssnItsion of forelen products 1t French seaports,
md Congress will have ample titne 10 Dc.
eide whether they will, hrzetoforo occasion Of
exhibitions of such magnitude, provide free tsans-
s ps SF sRt sGa as psa s1 aso
duce1s Of tho United Suites have onlS to make no
then. minus and notify ~. Derby. With reasonable
prpnptnesa to Nhut they propose to send, to &C.
io!tion WHICH Vii probab7s suFpass al Of its prc-
lcccssprs In spleEdof and importance.
, 1865-10-16

ue elect cur representative, clear and dec1ded
gain, There a1e also gains in other counties
The storc Of Porest,t Il Lent, on Washington
street, was entefcd bJ burglars night before last
ari ditccn hundred dollars worth Of c1oak4 and
pi.ce goods esrrded of So clns to the Econudfels
has been obtaiAcd. -.
been employed at the Spencer House as night
ua.chmau, committed suicide Yesterday BY Shoot.
Ing htselk le fell lore With one Of the servant
The 9th Indiana 1nfantrT, under command OF Col;
sumau, reached hero from Tens lat esentng-N
officers and aS9 men, The 18th lndiana and 51at
1jhto Regiments, which were In the SINE brigade
With tte oh hare also been mustered ou and viii
reach hnme In few days. The Eth and 18th 1ndi-
aua ca,ary Ill be mustered out under Gen. Grants
recent order, being at stations east Of the Atse1s
stpp! rtves. .,-r,,-
Barhour'e housc with tar. He WIS just out OF the
peuftentiarf, -
, 1865-10-16

NEW TonK, Oct t4.-Gold less actiye. The PSF
the week has checked the How oftmporte, snf The
demand for custom dulles . consequently dimtn-
ished. the Eeeeipts q The Custom House tos the
than last week. The price dnctuatcs betUren t44S
and 144x. with downward tendency. Imports fot
week, bat should the qn1et ID the markets continue
an increased proportion Of the goods will 50 iplo
f>opded ttarphnuHeH
, 1865-10-16
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Sinking of q Sfcamcr-1oAS Oh cargo
e.s'e1 e.s a5 Safs aaa G .sp Of
ns.s.;,a.,.a,,ea ~ % ct,es,s,.t1sn address
nAsstHS"a@Aeu eneA'ist H T,,a ~
Trial of Emerson EtherIdse.
,c.,oxs,1 1,..n,,,,, y, tb, f,h,r.,o rr-fbr,s1
teleeaa' pefpaen 70 'ne ~o'e s:'1.a a'1aae W.. !.
- ,,,. :, .,,,,. ct.Ro' 1.aa, net, fe1,:l:,n, Is;
to New orleens, sunk tbs morning At he mouth Of
Cash rtver, ,hrso miles above herr: It i supposed
shc Struck Inc wreck o! tae steamer Eou1ef. inete
Is about stx feet Of water on deck Mt the boilers.
cement m whiskey. ahestipr. DC. Ihe bost Va,
rn,us1 :, xsf, ~ sna VII n,ohah,~ ha s,xra ~
sn'uea az *aproo"' ano NJ. psooaniy oe safeo' no
Now Orleans pspers Of the s.h contain the follow.
fn,..
E.ce,. fu,r ,to,,,a re.ptod IN , r.,. 1osz ~ ,ts.
end property. Only one man Of twenty-five souls
was tayed ut Colcaseien Pass, and every house ex-
cept one carried away. The wafer ross twenty feet
swcni aTay at SabIus ToWu, and sIxty persous
drowned, One citizen Of Grand Ch1uler lost COO
bead Of Cattle. generalls: eve1ythins animate and
tWcen Sabine isss md Bra7os.
DY. j. 1. Rlddle. one Of the first chem1tts Of the
south aling the chair Of Chemistsy IN the uniycr-
.ity OF Loutslana, and having alIed several Import
ant Federal Offices Ii years pfsf, died 1t New Or~
leans, on the e1h. aged eixiy years:
IGn. SaM uas91ss Ot Aneu1. AGAasf has tScu
appointed State Treasurer, BY Gov. Hamilton. The
Governor has received an address. issued by Hon
John Il. Hcu.an, from Fort Natztn. tn which he
counscls the people to complete acqufesccoce tn
the new order Of things, md the burial Of a.t anil
mosities.
Tho Provost Marshal General, at New Orleans fur
oefzops Who Ire declared To- be dese.tcrs, ihey
Iav!re been enrolled and not having come forward
secofJ.pp 70 !ax Uecgp1 orders declare them not
entit1e6 10 yote, From appearance, II must con
Tain several thousand nauaes. shonld this be the
casc, II VIM make drain on tho number OF voters
The examination Of names Will commence On
Tle stcaner Albert Pearco brought up to-day
twenty prisoners, many OF them desertes, sunrded
By 1ofty men Of the 9Th Wisconsin, en- f0ux for
Washington.
, 1865-10-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Reported Troubles on TIE Coast Bee
txvcen The Blacks aud Wh1tea-Iao0.
VIM. Akin to he:A Candidate for Con-
Ereas.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1h-The RsruAFs Charleston
correspondent says: "Tha troubles On the coast
between the whites and freedmen tonstnue- Gtu-
Bennett yesterday eent force Qf afty picked men
to A.hport 10 quell disturbance thsre which
threAtened to become serious. The freedmen ere
Ashiey River lor the purpose OF bringing word to
The ats when :SanI twenty N mhss g.: distant s5 wers
sl1ncd viii rMo, md their boat tskcu rom them,
aiier Hhixh theJ were stripped Of their clothing
and compelled 10 travel to t6e CITY ga foot arriving
hers In d esate of starvation. Aa]. Gen. Devens
md stat and Mai. Gen. SeJmout arrived here Mon
dr.. A council With Cen BENNETT, commanding
the DISTRICT uas held, and measures adopted to prs
yent fuather Disturbances In the Interior.
|. "Hon. Ru. AkeF cun3ents TO become candi-
slate for Congress RON th1s district. ~:
J. "1ha souah Cstoia& Railto&d ~ completed to
, 1865-10-16

NEW YoRK, Oct. H. Three borses attached to
heavy wagon belonging to Mr. kingstand, paper
maker at Dclleyile, II. d., With the driver. wete
run over this morning BY Morris Esse1 railroad
fs1tn. TW0 OF the hnrEcs were killed. and the tan
{name unknowu) 70 badly injured that he died
, 1865-10-16

A Glorious Union VIctory-UnIon Maturity
FuN u, ,O00-Doth Branches uf :he Leais-
lnture Two-stirds Union.
p1l11AlK1PJrA, Uct. 15,-Alr. John Cessna, chair
man Of the Unitn Central ConmitIee, furnishes the
following information to the Associated prcss The
reeult Of the ate election In Pennsylyania has not
heen correctly reported Forty two counties, official
oyerrnu The majority Of 1861 and leave The Unfun
candidates elea1 rssjority of 1900 The hezepoEtea
majority in the balance ct the State, twenfy~four
counties, give from 5000 to 1000 Uuion minority:
That OF President lincoln On the home act amy
vote pJ several theueande. The UnIou party viii
he1e lwo thirds OF both branches Of the Legts1a-
tute, Union party gains IN thirty eight Of forty
two counties, officially returned
From present Indications tho Union majority at
the late election will exceed that Of Mr Lincoln by
kevera1 thousand. Official returns from forty coun-
t1et thus far have been rcte1vcd Twenty dix cnun-
ties arc ret to be heard from.
, 1865-10-16

NEw ioKk. Oct l.-The Heraads Raleigh cor
respondent says: 1.-THE North Carolina Conycn-
tion has, among It's other 1abors, Ec-disdcted The
State for ConpTe* sionA1 Representat1ycaI There
stand, tht nrxt third, fourth and nfth are sure to
elect una1alerated Union Representatives,, and the
@1th and seventh are lftt:o doubtful, Though the
VnTontfts arc confident Of being able to carry
them. The second district is said to be strongly
+ecesslon- II II believed that m Incorporating
L. E1IQo LecIsIatpre vii be elected.r
, 1865-10-16
CHICAGO. MDnDAY.:0CroBER 16, 1865:

Gen fepe, contains intelligence from Centai cisy
unde. dals oY September 9Th Gcu- Conner nn1.
surprised the Indians under Medicine Man. On tht
TulEue rirrr killing ilsy and capturing their VII
ter stores and e0 horses: On the 1st MT. col;
Colea command had met the Sioux. ATapahoes ana
Cheyenues, and after three daye' continuous
fighting had killed and wounded Two
hundred Of the Indians, and scattered. them
beyond recovery with loss Of stores, camp equip
age and several Of their chiefs: ouf loss hao not
been nnff, than 1fty killed and wounded, Including
one officer.
The General Lind Office Of IoniA, Michigan, re-
turns The eale Of 6cO acres Of public lands during
the month Of September, bounty land warrants and
agricultural coi1eet sc.lp being the consideration
therefor.
Patenta 10 the number Of 123 will be AaUcd On
Tuesday next, and $50 that day week.
Receipts Of Internal Revenue to-day art returned
1t 4EAl I'M
, 1865-10-16

. WAsuHa7ox, Oct 14.-Anene other sercuue
frauds recently discovered, "a Que at Hamilton,
Ohio, wherc the attempt to deftaud The Govern
mont Of 10000 has been followed by the payment
Of the fsa. .t01, and penalty Of 80 Nn Hose and =
fne Of third Of The <so7 7000; md another in Del
phoe, ohio, where II Is hcliered l,7o0 barrels oi
Unlikely have becn passed without tax, but whers
fhc tctit1nouy Of acis IL deficient, go O are ness
offered as compromise. In the recent seizure fol
revenne trauda at Cincinnati, suspicion was frai
azoueed By the fact that i've hundred barrels o.
uhiskey we're phipped from Sashsille-ihe hss'
shipment Of whtskcy ever naade from the south ia
the North. AIler the whiakey was eelzed. partle:
offered $3U oD0 for lis release, which was refused