, 1865-08-12
Qbttago Qrtbuue,
SATURDAY. AUGUST. IL. 1865.


Nola In NeF York at tue close l4l24
4 report WIS circulated through the press
afeE weeks since that Willard Borrows, Of
Davenport, Iowa, and rine other PERSONS,
had been, come time In June, murdered By
The 1ndana neat Fort Benton. The report
4s positively contradicted In our Des Moines
dispatch. Mr. Borrows md his party were
&eeu at Fort Benton On the 18th Of July, all
right.
South Bend, Indiana, was visited By ter
&ible tornado on Wednesday, which swept
1hroogh the town, unrooang buildings. tear
ing up trees by the roots, &c, and destroy
tng the bridge acrcxs st. Joseph Riyer.
Among the buildings unrooftd w=rc the
Court House md church. The damage Is
estimated ut 100000.
Tha defalcation In the Phnatx Bank, proves
10 be much larger than WIS at first supposed,
:nnd Elll, the cashier thinks, reach $275 coo.
James T. Earle. formerly book.keeper Of
the bank, WAS arrested last right as an &C.
comp1ice Of Jenkins, and confessed to hare
1eceised tlo0, 900 from the dei&ulung teller,
which he epent in stock gambling. he was
locked in cell ut one OF the police stations,
*an6 during the night committed suicide by
opening an arter5 IN hie neck with q penknIfc.
Stock gambling and fast women seem to
Lave been the inspiring causes which have
led these young men to their ruin.
The letters which have appeared in The
public prints purPortsng to come ftom Miss
1a!A o1ton' "no 10 oo'ne aope sornar.
anoesfonsaile' ara discovered 10 w 'o'seN
ass. o,,so.
lug G4.aHt on 1t@Ac uu'. ~. ~ dsta,,a.
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nu"r o''.l.a 1i,t,e oficr8 O'Clock In ths evt.
1.sa .ssa,s S1f,s 1,,e s,camers eoula dtscem each
..,,'e, st a ,onr distance. II mus, naye 4,een
s,,e rrsn,t Of the crossest carelessness. A
E .1fu1 nsibIl,ty rests soucwhere-
= .rhe Presidential mansion vas under Il ,pe
ers;, vestr7aay bv son,hesners seeking f,r
-ns,dan r. Int a nrotraeted Cabinet reet-
~ nve,.nfsd their ,,a,ntnv admission.
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III. JONI W. t1ett"1ca. Inc CONGRESSMAN
tlect from 1he Alemphls d'strict, Is oaure
1enncssetan' NJ old Wing, was utAoIist,
AID qu'esccnt enaef feoci RUE. ana has been
IN aeuFe COUGH spfcuiato1 Tue pa9t l1ree
gears faucn 70 1os management ol MS psasnte
1oitune. BIS pFaaealle eppcnehts were Rohe
S- Saunders ex-ealtor OF the Memphis Bulls
lin, AID Mr.. Ldnco1n's appointee Tor Post-
master In 1851 and John Bullock, lawyer,
district attosney under rebe' suls.
II has becn proclaimed through the Cop
7k1bead press that Gov. Bramlette, Of Ken.
1utky, refused to vote last Tuesday, on
account Of military iutupositiou at the polls.
TIE true reason why he did not rote Vas
becauEa he did not consider he hid right to