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, 1865-12-14
Robbery In the Detroit Post OMcc--Ap-
Other Clerk Arrested, and Recovery
Of 42,50O.
IEIum The Detroit Jdhuue 19ihl

From ihe Detroit Tribune, 1a,h-]
The frequency Of robberies connected with
the Post Office In our city have made Detroit
somewhat notorious, and although We have
but recently chroniclcd the arrest OF rarions
attaches ofour Post Office department, we are
compelled 10 notice the arrcst of another Of.
fender. Last evening, atabout seven O'Clock,
Deputy q. 8. Marshal Ray, with IN assistant
made The arrest Of John Sullivan, young
man about twenty years, Of age, who has for
about o yenr past been In the employ of tho
Post Office authorities here. Hc was the first
part Of the time engaged In carrying the
mails from the Michigan Central depot
10 the Post Office, but more recently has been
acting as clerk in the Office. Sullivan has
until lately borne good reputation, though
he Twas discharged feW days since from
the Post Office employ" there being suspicion
that be was In some way implicated In some
Of the robbeEies that hare lately occurred.
The officers arrested him on Michigan eFenue
at tho time stated above, and he WAS conveyed
to the office Of the U. 8. Marshal, where his
person was searched, and over 81 500 found
thereon. He denied his guilt and stated that
some checks issued by Lake Superior Iron
Companies, which were found In his posses
sion, had been found by him on Woodward
Rycnnc near the Russell House, also saying
that he had won at - gambling saloon coun.
teTfeit so Ereenback which the officers had
seized on his person, but he did not In any
way attempt to account for the possession Of
the other moaey. The arrest was made wholly
on suspicion and was mos. fruitful In 1t. results.
Sullivan was taken into custody, and the
above mentioned officers proceeded to the
house Of su1livnn's father, located on the cor
ncr Of Eighth and Leyerett streets, where they
searched the room occupied by the son, their
efforts being rewarded by finding over $500
In cash, and many articles Of value abstracted
from the mails By the culprit. It is proper to
state here that the parents Of the prisoner arc
persous Of respect ability, md are above all
suspicion, a1d The conduct Of their son has
plunged them into great grief and sonow.
II Sullivan. doubtless, has been engaged in bis
fhleyipg operations during the whole time Of
his employ. and his de1neanor since his arrest
Is not the most encouraging, but would rather
indicate that he cared but little about his de-
lection.
The articles found on the person Of Sullivan
aud In his possession are as follows: Total
nmount Of caah, E, 3,3a3;25; one gold watch
case; II gold pens, belonging to c. q.
Dunks); one pair ear rings two gold rings |;
one witch hook and locket; one gold pen
and case, and quantity Of postage stamps
and 81 In checks, Issued by Iron companies,
tAmaglold, jackson, Lake Superior. Pennsyl-
y.op$o ~ %nfAl ya1ita hF all
, 1865-12-14
Stolen "HefT Apparcntss to the Nexf-
can Imperial Throne.

!. A Stolen ''HrfF Apparonts, to the rNexf.
can Imperial Throne,
A cu1ions stosy Is being told in George
town and Washington to the effect that the son
Of Mrs. 1tulbide, tlate Miss Green, Of George.
town, D. c. was recently forclbly taken from
the mother IN the city OF Mexico, by order Of
the Emperor Naximillian, and adopted by
him tho child is only about four years old
He has been created Prince Of the Empire,
and the mother was ordered to leave Mexico
will be remembered that Mfsx GYccn was
married some yeara ago to Ignatius IturbIde,
son Of the late Emperor Of Mexico, Of That
name. At the time Of The marriage tho
groom was student Of Georgetown Collcee.
Recently they have been residing N Mexico.
Mrs. 1turbide has returned to hcr home In
tho District, and is said to be much dis
, 1865-12-14

lspecial Despatch 10 the Chicago 7rlbunc.]
CI1rIxNAT1, Dec. ls.
FIore-stesdy. Sales Of ola extra Ut 1S.eS5s,oo
family, ts.l.01oss.
GhAn-Wheat adranced sc-etoatng hrna. salss Of
old rcd 1t e113; new, tl50. Corn scnsts. Sales OF
new ear 1t 80; she!led at Sc; old sheled At asc
Oas active aud le higher Sales At ioc. Rye 1c higher
sAle4 Of prime Al &C. Barley steady. Sales Of Canada
spring at tl.43 snd State fail 91ig.
WBMx1r-Heskez. Sales At $a.76.
Co1Tox-Advanced to As@4sc for mtddllns.
PRoT1s1oHs-Ness Pork dull. Sales At N Ma - n
Bacon steady. Sales Of clear sides ct aiS. packed
-.e meats dull. Green meats unchxn,,ed and quiet
Hoas-opened higher. Salea At g .3oas.oo E1oss
flc.Na1l.oo net No buyers at these prices 1t she
close. Receipts. 400.
MoSxT-Stea1y.
E1cnAkoK-F1sm. Par to 80 prem. buying; LID
prem. scniugl
, 1865-12-14

80 - Godey's LAdy's Book ~ for January,
1866: also. - Arthot's Home Magazine - have been
received BY MeEalJ T. Co.. 81 Dearborn street,
wto take subscriptions At publishera' rates. ass
, 1865-12-14

si1 CLOCK, NJ August He1su1t, the keeper OF Fl.
loon at No e6s North avenue, was seated by his
f,oEe endeasor1ng to keep warm, tuo men nsmed
Joain AcNaly and Hculy OIlale. came In snd seat
I'd themselves at hts +ioe. They had not been there
lorE before Mr. NcSaIly plcled Helforte pocket Of
wallet containing 41G1 ptomissory uote, $500
10 30 hond1 and $5e. 50 m Ereenhack. They then
took their departure. l1crfoE soon AFTER discovered
Lis loes and ea1e pursuit, coming up with he men
tust n they werc antezing thelf boarding house.
Be found his pocket book lying on the s1de.walk
on the doorstep but the money had been removed.
lie called IN officer and had The 1nen arrested. Tn
on examining lhcn al the polce station he ofIcer.
found the bond and $f4-50 OF the ,noney in Nc
yet boen recovered. McSnlly md lis cumpauion
were A7aigDed In the Police ConEt YESTERDAY fure-
noon, when they were required 10 cre hal for their
appearance before the Recorders Coprt.
, 1865-12-14
Markets by Telegraph.

II. I0nf1 Market.
lspectal Despatch to tho Chicago Tfibuaef
ST. LOUIS, Dec. u.
Ho6B-Sales 500. averaging 263 TO - lbs nj S3n1a
9.i3 PEI 100 tbs gFoss.
TouAcoo-Lugs, shipping, At s1e.soal l3..,
fLorR-QuIet; double extra At $a.25; choice s1aco
per btl.
GRAH-Wheat 1rmer: fall and scrln3 tt.0. Corn
much highcrs mixed At CSC; yellow sc; white SIC
per bushei Oats advanced.
PEoyts1oNs-Dutter 60 aalcs reported. Mes5 Porx
at $3.50. Lard lsc; leaf 77c-
, 1865-12-14
Great Nallr oad Case begun at Phtln.
Dbaa.

PH1ADr1ru1A, Dec. la-To-day IN the Supreme
contt, before Chief Just1ce Woodward, the case OF
the Philadelphia md Erie Railroad and the Penn
sylya1A RAihoad Co-'s II. the Cat,wts.x Railroad.
and Cent!al Railroad Of Pcnns51.anla, and the At
lentic and Great Western Railroad Co.'S Of Ohio,
ton restraining the defendants, and declaring uuIl
void the lesse Of the cstAwisss Railroad, Of date
Nov. let, and also The Gourmet daksd October aist
between the Philadelphia nud Erie md Catswtei1
Railroad Co.'S and that tn.d contract be delivered
up to he cancelled, was commenced,
, 1865-12-14

On "Wednesday morning. 18th lnst., PETER P,
aged 81 Year,. ~
fonerI from St James' Church, corner Of Huron
and Cas- Streets on Friday. 18th Inst, ats p-m.
at9 O'Clock, THOMAS WEBSTER, sSed IS years. al
Dubuque, Iowa, formerly OF Chicak 10 snd ST. 1oul1,
, 1865-12-14

The Salt Lake Daily onion Hedet.e, the able
and fearless organ Of the Gentle population In
Utah, published hitherto at Camp Doug1as, op.
posiae Salt Lake City. has now established ita
of1ee tn the heart OF the ANolJ City" tand pro-
poses to remain there, bidding defiance to Brigham
and III his saiuts.
, 1865-12-14

Held Fon TR1AI--Jacob Keith, the young man
who IN company with George Huneertord burglari.
ousy entered Nj. s. 5. Millers job printing once,
the particulars Of which appeared in yesterdays
rR1BuNE, was placed In the prisoners dock, at the
examination. He pleaded guilty to the charge and
required to give bail tn the sum OF $500 for ht.
appearance before the Gtaud Jury Of the Recorders
Court.
, 1865-12-14

J. H Miles, T. ]. N.
]. y. TFenhley, Deputy I'll C.M.
@. r. Lyon, Captain OF Gnaras,
Il. ". Bfeelow. Treasurer,
E. Clarence Hubbard, Recorder,
c. II. Tanderrook, Principal snf,
l. L, Osborn Sentinel.
, 1865-12-14
Are Debts incurred FOR tho Purchn "a
OF Slaves now Co1lectable3

I ~ =.
The Hernh's Char]eston correspondent says
ton Of the pesroes has been raised in South Caro-
Ina It fs whether debts incurred for sI.ves pur-
chased before the proclamation took eject are now
eollectahle. Many oi the people Of The Palmetto
State are deeply interested III this matter, being
etill m a1earE On old purchases from the Vir,sna
elave dealeTs The fuhjcct has been brought 70 the
viii make pEoviston for partially d,schatGing he
, 1865-12-14

Eaptst Church. The furniture w1s for m Erlscopa1
Church in Clinton Lowe. and uas bc,n., mlnuhe-
tCfcd sor u.s. The+e vas no ehErrh furniture IN
Audersoo's chop. but o1fu
8nYEf PKIHapx
, 1865-12-14

Misunderstanding,
w TWO young gents OF respectable aud IN a9y M
disrosi1tons, arc dessous OF corresponding ~ Peo
number ofladies. Object, ruutua! Please
togrfphR sent 10 all Who respond In q BoI
address MARION LELAND, or 1Aht;i AIS
NAR Re~htur III.
, 1865-12-14
Efopemenx at Niles, mIchisa

Efopement At Miles, Michigan.
MILES, Mich. Dec. IA Mrs.. John Ine.aha,n,
Of this Place, e1oped on sunday morning With
ralue from the house, and 1esymS Child abouttwo
yeats old alone in the house. Htr husband Was
out OF town.
, 1865-12-14

DuvFALo, Dec. 1a-The River street bridge over
the canal, broke through this morning, With a
drove OF cattle on i, drowning few csttlc; also
badly tDiutiug the driver.
, 1865-12-14

Death Of Hon. Elisha Huntington.
LOWELL Mass. Dec 1a-Dr. Elisha Huntington,
formerly Lieut.. Governor Of the State, and Gsuy
umes Mayor Of Lowell, died this evening after d
few days Illness, aged 70 years.
, 1865-12-14

The JerAev City Bounty Frauds.
EEw ToBK, Dec. 13.--At the examination, yestes-
day ct the case involving the bounty frauds IN Jer-
sey Clty, testimony WIS given that $780, was
divided between tzm Of bounty brokers and one
MaEe1s Cicero Stanley. subordinate OF Baker, the
War DeuAftxucut detectiye. ="
, 1865-12-14

DEEKAupLSG TIE G0rEISNExT.-Ou Tuesday
afternoon four tobacconiats named Friedrich WIN.
dezhot, Charles Wickbolt John Ffscher md
August Meaatng, were brought before United State
Commitsiuncr uoyne to answes the charge OF man.
utsctusng cigar without paying Uncle Samuel the
requisite 21. "A dmAl quantity OF dpurs found al
their mandatory On Slate street was takeu pos.
session OF by the nuthontes. and the fpur delend.
ants were required to give bail in the sum Of I,
, 1865-12-14

TEurEnAScE.-Dr. n. s. Davis, lastcvcu,ng. de-
Iycted highly instructive lecture in the chapel Or
The Washtnrtonian Home, On the s'Edec1s Of Alco-
hol on The Human system.' The lecture vas one
of a seraes delivered BY him during the winter on
The phys,olocy Of intcm1crancc, and was One OF
the appfest of hie ahlc efforts In the cause Of TEN.
t,4tAuec fcGorms
, 1865-12-14
New York Money nud Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
EHv YoR1, Dec. H.
S1KHLrx1 ExC1AsdE-Quiet 1t peHa119k.
GoLp-Fltmer. opening 1t lt5K, dccltnln3 10 INK
and closing q tt51 The stcanlet Scotia, for LYcE.
GotEHsHKvT S7ocxs-Rule quite 1l,u; q a6s. so
comp, 81 losH 9 Is, 20 coup. 81 looX S3e RI
reg. ~: do 1a4o comp, VIZ: ia, year cert new
issue, T4. 49,
FB1aHIt-To liverpool -sh3ds eAMef.
SToCk-Gtron9 Tenn 81. 20, 50: 4 cart, u; "
Mo L bonds. 70; Tol, lesY &c, -; EIit, a3k !;
SIX; - nd. EN' Ft v, 1nox.
, 1865-12-14

the articles takco will not fall short Of e $40.
Sullivan. on being azr.igncd this morning
before o. 8. Commissioner Wilkins for cxau1.
nation, acknowledged the crime,
, 1865-12-14
From Richmond

new ToRK, Dee. 1ss-The Utrdkrs Richmond cor.
respondent Eays: An order from Qna1termastcr
General Ae3gs has been received here, ordering the
my way connected with the zebel service.
, 1865-12-14

MAsoMc-At the animal convucauon OF Chicaro
Council No. Royal and Select Aastef1, held On
"Wednesday evening, December 9th, 1865, the fol
lowing officers were elected for The ensuing Masonic
, 1865-12-14

f1uE A1Anha.-Ihe1Fhe Department was called
ont at about seven O'Clock last evening BY the ex.
plotion O! a g1s mctEe IN Il small restaurant IN
North Clark near kinZie street. For q moment
alter The explosion the indications were that the
building would be destroyed, but through the pres
cDce Of mind displayed By the vile OF the Dtpurip-
tor Of The place the Arr nas Qucnched With buckel
Of MAter.
sounded for the Thirteenth District, but tho1ch III
department WAS prompt in repairing, no dsmcs
wctc discovered, md the re boys returned to fher
aoodea feeling happJ that theif services were NOT
needed. W.
, 1865-12-14

BosToN, Dec 13.-The pasteboard mills at South
Dedham, owned by ]. Ellis and Co. were nearly
consumed by 0fe this morning. Loss estimated At
sc, 600; insured for Is 900. The mills we're new
md Eeplaccd QtheEe burned Is uQpihs aco.
, 1865-12-14
ID I e u .

F1orR-Eo. supes ssnss.so; extra saoos SO;
GnAH-Wheat, fali. sLa2l.so; spring $1noat tyo3.
Barley t0sa &c. Oats :1&3c. Rye sc.
, 1865-12-14
A. N. SfephenxJ Advt

A. H. S1ephen1' Advice.
EEw YoRK, Dec. ta-Ihe Nrutds Macon fGa,)
correspondent etates that Alexander Il Stephens.
In declining to be candidate for Congress, sp0.
geated the selection OF men not identified with Tie
Coufedefacy,
, 1865-12-14

AoHIRKAI. Dee. Is.
{e-O14 &.5u: fancy $5-Esa6lA.
WHIAr-NQmlla1.
, 1865-12-14
Pefflx of the L2kc-A Boat With Txx


DCHHr11Ik, c. w. Dec. IA boat named John
c. ueen1n drfled ashore. yesterday, at Port Matt
Land, IN which were two men found dead. The boat
cleared from Eis, Pa. on the 5th,
, 1865-12-14

The Peoples Choice. There IL proba-
bly, no one medicine that has cured more people o!
hald colds, coughs influenza md throat dtnicultleJ
than Goes Cough Dalsln, Whit In cases Of Group
and wbooping cough II is rHnarkabe for It's speedy
eure3, de1I-h tS6tt- q -tu-lf-k
, 1865-12-14

Correction. .

EdIt0tS It1uuHe: :.
Iu this mornings notice Of fire oa the North
Side, tAudtrsun's work-shop> you state that the
chrcca furniture destroyed NAs foI lhe f1ee WlQ
, 1865-12-14

ST. CATnAnIsEs, G, W, Dec 1s.-Ihc WeIland
veeecle. The canal will close on Friday next.
, 1865-12-14

Fsuy-An unusua1ly large teh made his appear
unce uuannounced yesterday, through tho medium
Of our hydrant, He was nearly four inches long.
The poor wretch must have had dark and tareary
rassage, hut he looked wall sfter hts journey. and
gave a friendly dash Of his cand1l extremity, n ii
in joyful acknowledgment Of The long sought day.
Light. Els Joy alae wus Of short dntatIun-the III
ton Of the water pipe found that his new gained
liberty WIS but aaolhcr name Tor death, as 70 many
ul1}ious Of bis fellows have found before, and as
thonsands did yesterday in forcing their way
along the water pipes Of Ghicaeo.
They arc here IN unusually Large numbers this
season. nnd as usual, the advent Of the ninnows in
7ize not n ns~e indIe.tes the coming q winter.
approaches, they leave the deep water, where pur
natural philosophy tells us it Is EaEmest and be-
come up unbiddeu 1no our sinks That, however,
does not dlsprose our theories, the very fact that
they thus throw themselves away On an unappfe-
ctauve public sbons thst they lack the good sense
usually supposed 10 be necessary baefs for success
tn the prosecution Of these and kindred studies.
, 1865-12-14
ACCIDENTS ON TIE RAIL.
A n1nn Injured near AAflcrn-Fa4nI Ac-
ctdent AT Kalamazoo.

a Ge<uan laborer named Nicholas Berg while
walking On the taek Of The Ga1ens branch Of The
chicago and Northwestern Railroad. on Tuesday.
between HAflem md Cottage ELL, vas struck by
The locomotive Of The Elstn freight t.sin and 70
seorsy injured that It IL feared be cannot survive
Al The plAee where the accident occurred there u
double track, and the man when n,st seen by tbs
engineer IVES not on the tra:k upon which tht train
gtneez whi.tled for erossine. without looking BE-
hind 10 sec The danger that be was nesftnR. Il
WIS t1o late 10 reverse the cnRIns and stop the
struck By the 'pIlot, thrown Re4e1al feet forward
md struck again and pitched to the side OF The
uaek. The t1ain came to stop. and the injured
when physician aas called 70 dress his wouods..
His sptne Is believed to be injured to snch degree
a. to render recovery impossible Berg, # ap-
gan, and when the accident happened was on bis
n;e vie Is supposed 10 Be residing with come rel
a gentleman who arrived In this city over the
Michigan Central ka1lroad, yesterday morning,
brought the information OF a painful aud melan-
Tuesday afternoon, by which man was killed and
bic WIFE 90 seriously injured that she cannot r.
cover. The fkcts Of ths sad affair follows
the depot, when his horses became frightened u.
the locomotive, and started OF at full callop
All h1a efforts to control them proved un-
peat. instead Of running from the object
Of their hight they ran directly at It Tho Iocomo
tive was backing down the track for the pprpose Of
making up train, md though moving but slowly
II co1la not be stopped - qatrkly Was necessary
The terrified animals attempted to cross the trcE
directly in hont Of the locomotive, but were not
last enouGh-the wagon wns struck tairly In tie
middle and smashed 10 atome. instantly killing the
At Inst accounts she was not expected to lire Nj,
Fuller WIS the ther Of elevenfhildren al Of whom
ere LEFT to mourn his uudmcly loss.
, 1865-12-14
GNantf1<=aHE1ttS

.7;157,
w hN ~ 1!!E.D@Agents -. -s5ehueme"
o.s. snd sehoo4 TescSes O. eaaYs2 6s aTne peo
ss,s 4ak sa e ID S n
TIC soos ;o1 .ae sa1a nl.eS eSvs "a y ass.s
ssst Iss 9rteiSs u
sen391.,on 4!s1 q De .,:hs .aFs Z Pssas
c1xs Vii b. efatdtt sa1 5.cohfTo o1 sAkAt A94n
's:TP' S. S. no7pkS. Paei,ssr. ca!ssso. iIinols-
- 7;n;~
W xhese 20 e.o..s r. the new a7d popoiar
NssS; ,Hs Sa!ff.ssx a1fss shs seoTt Fos .aas.
cniesso, Il IL "1'ffsS' 'eSsF'' Ase0' '01 11zs' ns
-aNrrn| 1-..-.- ~. :,
re s..1 ses ss,; s.rf ss p..a.s,,
5!s ga is:5 s "a gsS
siss.. sias s sds i waTgKi ssp: sol ,s1 g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 our
onr rRses " ~
SrrEp SJ19a sTHrE qF 3 W. a1 sl y Of Is
Aimss.esa i Anaaal CJelopEd!a R9a!ahed ~ D. ApoIe.
ass q q e
!0at.peasse'e scsaI,ses g sRea : Vo9a Il ssso Coz
ps.ass aaai e pstts s1;se,s s ass5 ssa e se
Of the REBELLION eaa Il onee r. rrri M nT In g.
p.asF eo1nana o eces e q a. J = 9f any
We hare hesitation ln .srins tnst y - h1 ~ t
ben produced o. can Be producsn fnr soIno tiHe q
Come 1t l. not tho hssfy prrnrt ~ " ~
pen and ready scissors Of e. ntni ~ .oe
sth5 sog!se fem xhtch . many p1esncod ns.o1,t.
duct Of years dlzent labor and carrn,1 rss..I ~
the ralto rlpest scholars and shess ntstns
auI who hss hnU uneunalted fart1I.fes
intoIna.son no.n original aud EEii1ole soasces, Il Is
Gu1.p!oae ano antntnsie anc vetJ full in tt tuta}J
, 1865-12-14

CEAN1oFd,s Pulmonfc Trochex will
cutc Bronchitis, Coughr, Colds, Sore 1hroat, sc.
They resea directly The affected pa.ts and give In.
stAne relieL PHbllc Speakers and singers use them
to cleaF and strengthen tho voice. Sold BY ali
druggists. Bu1nhaH1s q Van Setback, wholesale
agents, 16 Lake street. Ehlcago aE51
, 1865-12-14

s--s~A AL
the civil "ar innucuIated Ut The scat Of their gov
esnmeut, between President U.Mahoney and the
ten pe.fdfous Senators OF the Rcpuhuc. tbs 70
porteFs Of the morning papers, our own included.
accora'uesy Visited Lloyd Block and made diIiccnt
search OF The premises from cellar to garnet bni
found no meeting OF the +. q. The rooms Of tue
EotheKhood were not opcn4 and no lights wesc VS.
ihle- In short there was no meeting held But the
Chicago 1b1es Of yesterday had report 1f large
md enthusiastic gathering Of Joung Ireland Vi
Lloyd vBlock, at which several stirring epeeches
were made and !spturouslg appaanded. together
ea N.ta slrang OF resolutions sad to have been
p hoopuo oa tae occasion. IN which President O. MI
Innes .s ~ oenounGeu and the ten pcfhd1ous Sen.
tha E,a,,1ns nncs.land that the report OF
- ~ 1tlianS NJ M,s,e1 u.nsne1 " some party opposed
tss,,,sns E, ,s.Anones, lot the pnt7oee o! manu.
s MseHne @ @en1*a op'n'oa against TINT great and
sUCM sMana,h.r !, Ia ,,,..,u
AMosetnel is enosiiy aGHtt. but probably the
tneeuAS MAs ~ taiGs ano snthneiasuc ah the cir.
cnmflanoS ol sue elaao Republic at the present
time would ~aftaft-
TBE NCnuERKRs.-1hc two poor wzetchas. Flen
tne and S,ortctt-doutly ssretched fron, ~ ,,,,.~
- -s.n ....,,.,t,9 -, ~ g.. sy...", Ae e.lsa
aoeenH ol ~ sstap~eaJ W ~: i'afa y, tne puple-
are rapidly drawing near their doom. To-noFrow'n =
sun viii nkc and tielf living forms will etfll ip-
b,h,t Tho c1omy cc},s whose Iron doorx shnt ,hrm
MI nn,, 4he wnT,d mi ~ t+as arm sets fhe,r n.
1ut,n.;e clav iii In III Hi remains on this nxrth
or fhr murte,rrr. In that yeTv sbscnre or syrnn..
nv ~ cnn,niasSTalin Il M snsesf ry5enre tE1t
fhs,r om !. irrrrocaS)y s+a,edfhere s1e 1,ot mi
: dozen mr., Ia he fnnnd In The ennntv who Tonid
, 1865-12-14

FOR SALE-Staple and Fancy
Grocery; well established. One Of the finest locs-
dons 1n the city. Stock. nsiurts lease, &C.. &C.. will
be sold at the low price Of the proprietor has
business cut Of The city requiring bis attention p
, 1865-12-14

Go to the Rest-Go to Bryant II Strait
ough, practical bnf1ness education, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address {euc1osing
atamps) for circulars, BRYANT & STnATTos, Chiea-
60, III.
, 1865-12-14

The Purchase OF Holiday Presents,
6c-CountIy orders to select and buy goods ii
Chicago may b sent 10 A. l. SumAon, the Express
Cos Purchasing Agent ass
, 1865-12-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

FefHonA in want Of Hopta and Shocs
will hnd It to theiz Advantage 10 call at the Great
Bankrupt shoe Store, No. 1871 Sou!h Clark strcas,
three doors north ok Madison strcet They arc
closing ont their tmneusa stosk OF boots aud shoes
At prices Which astonish everybody. l3t Soush
C1slk street Is The place ats
, 1865-12-14

uolIpAy JrwEtHY.-We call the attention ol
our rcstess to the superior stock Of Holiday Goods
nov opened by ". N. Mayo, No. 10i Clark street,
On the corner Of Washington, who has Just returned
iron, tho Emit With choice stock Of al the latest
Do.eltier, which he Is Offering n very reasonable
prices. In watches. chnsns, pFecons stones silver
ware, &c, be bus stock which will vel repay in
aDec4tcu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-06

viction there, suddenly rose to leave the
house. 81 cannot meet her without be-
triying myself, and dare not tell her
an that drunken father who once attempt
ed to take her life, and perhaps left her
husband cripple" he groaned as he hur-
risd toward The door.
The little ones were bewildered.
:" You are not going !" said the mother,
at that time ye-appearing and discovering
lhs old man in the act Of passing into the
hall.
He stopped and partly turned his face,
but seemed to lack the resolution 10 do
aught else.
z He said he had little Maria ence.
that looked just like me, mother" shouted
the child. her eyes sparkling with delight.
The knees of the old cartman trembIed. !.
and he leaned against the door for support.
The lady sprang toward him, and. taking
him BY The arm, attempted to conduct him
10 chair.
No, no" he exclaimed, "not till you
tel me | am forgiven"
Forgisenf-for what" replied the
mother, in alarm.
Recognize in me your ~retched father,
and need not tell you,' he faltered.
Ny poor father !" she cried. throwing
he, arms around his meek; "all is forgiy-
en-all is forgotten"
All was forgiven, and the husband, when
he retarned late in the afternoon, was
scarcely less rejoiced than his good wife
al die discovery. Wheiher or not Bridget
succeeded in changing the double eagle,
never learned; but this | do know--it took
the honest female all Of Two months TO uR-
rawl the knot into which the domestic af-
air, Of the family had tied themselves du-
inc her absence. Pap Ainslry still kee ps
his cart. Tor money would not induce him
to part with il. peeped into the back
yard OF DR.. Eastman one day last week
and discovered the old man dragging the
iasorite vehicle round the enclosure, with
his four grandchildren piled promiscuously
into IL.