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TRANSLATION.
or THE
COLONIAL co. n CHI
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. GROIN.

w EDNEsDAY THE 2lsr June 1868 II O'Clock
a. m. the CoIoni / Council held their 2nd meet
ing. All members present with the exception
of the 4th member for FrederIkSted country
district (IIinchs0n), who had notified his inahil-
ty to attend on account of sickness. The min-
utes of the previous meeting were read,-also
a letter from the md member for Christian
sted'S town (Pontavice) declaring his willing
ness to assume the functions Of Secretary,
should the Council not agree to relieve him,
which was unanimously declined by the Council,
the letter having been referred by the Chair
man for their decision. The case having been
referred by. the Chairman to the LIST member
for ChristianSted's town 0IeiIbuth) he with
drew his motion entered on the order of the
dav Whereupon the said member took his
seat as Secretary.
The order Of the day was thereupon intro
duced
/. The Draft of the Rules of business.
The Chairman suggested to the decision OF
the Council, to adopt this draft in its present
form as a temporary guide for the business
until It had been revised and finally adopted,
am, ofo.gssl. ,hat the draft be referred to a
committee of 3 members.
The proposal Wuo unanimously agreed to
and the following members appointed;
LIST member for ChristianSted's town Hell
buth) with l5,-Ist member for Frederic
sted's town (Sarauw) with land 3rd
member for Christiansted's toWn (Holstein)
with s votes.
2. Draft of the Budget with accompanying
vouchers:
After several remarks on the part Of the LIST
member for Frederiksteds town (Sarauw)
and the 3rd member for Christiansted's town
HIolstein), which called forth contra remarks
from His Excellency the Governor, the
Council unanimously agreed to refer the
treatment Of the draft to q committee of 5
members, viz
1st member for Frederiksted's town (Sa-
rauw) with 10, 2nd member for Christian
sted's country district QRatclife) with 10,
LIST member for ChriStian~ted's town Hell
buth) with II, 3rd member for Christian
sted's town (HolStein) with u, and LIST
member for Christiarsted's country district
(C~hristmaS) with 10 votes.
Whereby this first discussion was closed.
9. The appointment of members to sundry com
missions, conformably with S. So & Ga of the
Colonial law, viz
Hospital Commission and Quarantine Commits
sion, Christiansted: Dubois.
Hospital Commission and Quarantine Commits
sion, Frederiksted Faber.
, 1865-08-15

community, in respect to axeslevied for a time,
and for an expressed purpose, but which, by
some means or the other, We're never repealed,
even after the object contemplated had been
attained, to trust to such q contingency.
, 1865-08-15
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OH MALE Al 1
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

n
OnSda@ den 2dde Jun I oFlnloua8 III. IL
Anho 800 "holoC Oolo"IallaaueC ue'S
andet Mode.
ALE Medlemmerne ware tIIStede lneo
UndtageIse al 4ue MedIelll LOT fcueIII-
steds Land District, IIhckson, der haVde
meldt Sy9doms tortald.
Forhan iIlngerne tor sIdste Mode bleV
opIrst. EndyIdefe opt'sJeS en- ira 2oeI
Medlem tor ChrIstlaosted By (PontaVIce)
modtagen SNflYeISe' hEofl nan ~eENI'Fer S'9
wiling til at poatage sig CdIofeISen al oeC
ham p~aala-te llFerF som 0ecfeIalt' loISaa-
yidt Raadet el MATTE voltage at irltaSe
ham dertor, -AYIiNet oleV eelStemnIn@eh
a%tsIaaet, etterat Andragendet var al FOR
manden bIeYen StIIIet I'll faadets DtclsIon'
Faa toIMan"enS F~orrsP!or@Sel tIIoa9e-
to9 iSte Modem Tor ChtIstanSteoS by
(Hellbuth9 SIT Paa Da9sordelen oPlofto
torSlaS.
Deretter lndtog nrynte Aedlem SIN
Plads som Secretalr.
Sagerne paa Dagsordenen bIeYe dereiter
indIedede, neml8:
/. Udhast tai ForretnIngsordenen.
Fornanden henstlIlede TIL Raadet, ON
Samme Wide anta8e Odkastet l detS
~ntrv@rende Form som mldIertIdIg ne
gel for Forretnlngernes Gang mdql Diet
var bIeyen glennemgaaeG oS endelSen
vedtaget, Or toreslo@' at CdNaSteI over
dra4es til BehondIingen at en- Committee
of3 MedIemmer'
ForSIa8et anto8es, og Raadet udn'PTntG:
lste Medlem Tor ChfIstlanSOeos by GlleII-
buth) med l5,-lste MedIem Tor ffeIe-
r!kstedS By (Sarau") meq IT, o9 sue
Modem 1or ChflSIlalSUeuS by (lloiSVe1"2
med S Stemmer.
2. UdNastet til bud3et5e0 iAe0 tiilofthd8
BlIa9:
EtteI ilaro BemrrNo!n9ef iremsatte al
lSte MedIen Tor ffederiN.IelS ny l9]-
ra4W), o9 3die MedIciA loF OnEISoIa'I-
Steds by (llolstelW, til hFlINe Goo'er-
, 1865-08-15

FXPECTING the Brig Nellie in a
Z few days we will thank any Of
our friends having Molasses for us to
send it in this week, and we beg the
particular ,fao0r of any one having
MoIasses or Bread Casks remaining
untitled to send them in to u> thot
we may have them put in order and
preserved for next years crop.
Bassin August 9Th 1865.
ROCHE BROS. & Co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
LATEST NEWS.

The commissioner of internal revenue
has decided that alcohol made from beer
IS not suhjec to taxation, on the ground
that the beer has already paid one tax.
A witness who testified Friday before
the military commission at ST. Louis, now
trying The steamboat burners, stated that
he went to Richmond with two of the
guilty parties, and had an interview with
Seldom, Benjamin ard jeff Davis. and
that Benjam paid bis companions s5o,-
900 in gold for burning steamboats, at St..
Louis and the mediceI depot a, Louis
vile.
The Michigan State Fair closed on Fri
day, having been the most successful ever
held in that State.
A tow boat was blown up at Ptttsburg
on Friday morning, INSTANTLY killing the
captain, and blowing the engineer ashore
who received fatal injuries The wife and
child OF the engineer are missing and sup
posed to be killed.
The hog cholera is prevailing to an
alarming extent III Indiana
A design for the national Lincoln mon.
ument has been submitted by Vermont
sculptor, which will probably be accep-
ted.
Provost Marshall General Fry comedies
that Iowa furnished IS $50 men for the
war.
Iowa has two Infantry, four Cavalry
regiments and one battery still 10 the SER
vice
The Chicago Tribune says that Rev.
DR.. Nadal's congregation, at Washing.
ton, d. C., having been disturbed all sum
mer in their religious worship by barkin 2
dogs in neigbboring door yard, to such
m extent that Oh occasions the preach
er had been compelled to suspend his re-.
marks, and the communion service had
often been interrupted, sued 10 court,
few days since, for removal Of the
nuisance. Mr.. Wiley is the defendant.
aud says the dogs belong to a member of
Congress.
The 41th Illinois Regiment i. not at
Selma, Ala, but regimen,al head-ouar-
tiers are there. The men, by companies
and squads, are scattered through the mil
itary district, boarding at taverns and do.
ing nothing but demora|ize themselves
-h:!e waiting for the ~c.a 70 scaa them
home.
the English press are at the present
time principally occupied by the Fenian
movement, and surmises as to the origin,
strength and objects Of the organization.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
NUMBER AZ.
How Governor Stone Drove WOun-
ded Man out of a Stretcher and got
INFO It Himself

We see that It. Col White is out in .
bitter attack on Capt. Ault, aud q most
fervid endorsement Of Stone.
He tells the ''Streicher' story in such
a way as to induce one to think that it is
in truth a stretchcr. We give the follow
ing affidavit of Mr.. Geo. Overfelt of this
place. We know this young man WE'LL
He is Republican and man Of uu-
doabted truth aad veracily:
Iowa CITY, Sept II, 1865.
!, George i. Overfeit, ol johnson Co,
late Orderly N:rGt. Of Company 3. 2cnd
low. oil. Iui, DO hel,u> certify tia, on
the lad d.y ot Nay, Il -, at ,N> Large
on the works in The rear VI Nich burg, 7
saw 1t Il ,bb wounled, aud Capt. uhen
1t } Norscman and myself Carried Lit.
RUhb back from where he WAS wouuaed
to t. ravluc in "a place OF safety, and then
| Art@d hack t, the surgeon. had no,
pre- led lar u0tii met Capt. White
inuw Co.., with a stretch'r, auu told him
1t koob had hi leg shot off, and would
like to nave the strctchvr 70 carry him OF
the Fl id. Capt. White said could have
it. Ja3t as we came - where 1t. k"h'
was, Col. Some came down the Hill aud
ms istct on being carried oil on the stretch
er, and ,"lts carried OF on the same, by
reason 0. vi.i1.. L.: Rob- was left there
for t.c Time being. While carrying Co.
Stone back, (myselt AMI 0tners) W, met
Mathews, of Co. l. coming with a Stretch
er, and toll! hin where It, RObb was.
and that unless he 90, him off the field ia
q n4iHutcs LIZ wou.I De u dead nan, but
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
ZION, Anti-Negro Suffrage Ticket.
HEADQUARTERS At SIOUX CITY.

BY reference to another column it will
be seen that Sioux City has been made
the head quarters Of a military district, to
be called the district of Dako.a, and TO
embrace within his limits the counties Of
Bumcombe, Sioux. Plymouth, Oeeo'a, En-.
met, kossuth, Winnebago, Worth, Mitch
ell. Howard. Winneshieh, Woodbury. and
Alamakee, in the State Of Iowa, and a
large portion of the Territory Of Dakota.
Brigadier and Brevet Major General A. S.
Sully is to command this district.
No point could have been selected as
head quarters posse ssug the same a1van'
tages that Sioux City does. II is on the
river, where water transportation can be
furnished at all seasons of the year when
the Missouri - not closed with ite: has
comfortable and speedy communication
North South and East; is the depot for
trade OF scope OF country embracing
North Western Iowa. Northern Nebraska
and near! the whole Of Dakota. Had
any G; her point within the district been Sc
lecied, Sioux City must still have been
the source of supply, and hence great
expense been enta:led iu securing trans,
portatlon from here.
The selection of General Sully as COM
mandant, will give unqualified satisfaction
to the people of the district, and afford
Them additional assurance tia, they will be
secured from the depreda,ons OF the saw
ages who now inf.st our frontier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

A letter from Iowa City II the Chicago
Times s"ys that Byjns'on's Convention
met on the l'lh, and consisted Of By'ng-
ton and two other men. all Ir,m Johnson
county, It put up the following ticket
For Governor, G. :. Railey; for Lieuten-
ant Governor, i-yaander n. BaJbitt; for
Supreme Judge, James Grant; for Super.
intendent Of Pa1ic instruction, J. D.
Jenkins. Neither the democratic nor the
abolition paper at Iowa City say any thing
about it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

Hon W. W. Hamilton. of Dubuque,
has been placed on the Soldiers Ticket
for I.ieoteaant Governor, in place of Col.
VanAnla, declined.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
The Lie Nailed.

We see it stated n some orr abolition
exchanges that a Cap. : :annou contra.
dIcteI the statement maize ~ Capt. Aul,
III ca 0: his $fe1cur~, that tiOv. Stone,
when prisoner al Richmond, offered 10
tax" An "ltt never a.,>lu to take up arms
against the tEontcieracy, a. n cUni,tion
Tor lis release. We Do not know WHO
this Shannon i. nJ- do wr care, bat we
20 know "ho t0l. Wm. /. Saw is, aud
we know him to h" ono Of the ablest and
hravest soldiers sent to the field by Iowa,
and whose statements it will not do to
contradict, VIII re he is known. Co, Shaw
states, upon his own knowledge, that
Stone did do exactly what Capt. Ault
charges upon hi5u. auI wyu'L uudoubted-
" have been released upon taking the
oath, had not tn veteran Colonel threat
eneI to pound the inherent cosarIice out
OF >tcne for his dastardly conduct. This
can Ec proved by at lcaS, score Of pgis
oners who We're present. AS we said be-
tore, Col Shaw Is too we'll kruvn in thia
section Of Iowa, 10 be succus~tul!y cor
tra3icttd. lie had too much self respect
to speak TO Stone when he met him not
long since at C.tuton. and still more re-
Gently at Anamosr.~- Dubuque Hcruid
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

The soldiers Of Black Hawk county
held a convention Al Waterloo, on the
18th instant. 1t was largely attended,
Captain Bags, of tie Quartermasters
Department, still in the service, and 1t
Mcclure, formerly OF llaydtn's battery
both prominent politicians Of the Repub-
Gcan school, were in the convention and
took part in the proceedings. The fol-
lowing nominations Were made in opros:-
ton to the regular Republican ticket ::
For Representative, p. McIsaacs: fox
Treasurer, A. &. .tberhart; for County
Judge, X. T. Steer, and for Sheriff, T.
Bird.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

Governor Stoae said in a late speech
that over one hundred soldiers were in
the Convention that omina,ed him. He
forgot to tell his hearers that those one
hundred soldiers roted against Stone in
that Convention.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

The safe Of the American Express Co.
at "averly, was blown open few days
since, and robbed of about s. 900 belong
ing to the agent, Mr. s II. Curtiss, and
a number OF express packages Of money
TO what amount we arc not informed Nc
clue to the robber has been obtained.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

The Des Moiues Register contains a
column on the pastor Of the Episcopal
Church in that city, because he will not
subscribe to the dirty politics preached in
that paper. There is neither religion nor
loyalty which does not conform TO the
radical rule and follow the miscegenstion
model.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

Hon. c. Dewitt, Smith, acting Cover
nor Of Idaho, died suddenly of heart dis
ease, on Saturday. the 10Th of August
This leaves Idaho without either Cover
nor or Secretary fo" the time being.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
FOR SALE

TN Il Office on Douglas street, now occupied by
i John Currier, together with the Stable att. oh
ed to the Office The lot which tho building
stand will be sold with them or tina buildings will
be sold without the lot ~ the purchaser may de-
sire. Credit for portion Of the purchase will be
given. For particulars inquire OF the suhscrib
sep2O JOHN CUKRIER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
SIOUX CITY to FIT. RANDALL,

A-@,HR The proprietor will commence
4EHs39E running an EXPIRES as above on or
befo september LIST, is65-leaving Sioux City, as
folo9s:-
On Mondays, for RANDALL, and intermediate
points, returning on Friday Of said week.
NO Packages MI ct he delivered in the Office prior
to leaving for the above.
81 Packages and Parcels must be put up in
good order TO prevent damaging by transpor alton
A. II GRAbEH, Proprietor.
CnAs. X SMITH, Agent.
Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. Goth, 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

Captain jeremiah Lockwood, late Of tho
9th Iowa Cavalry, has been arrested ia
ST. Paul on charge of horse stealing,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

1t is reported from Washington that
Harlan will soon be dismissed from tho
Cabinet, AID, it is thought, will be SUI
ceed"d by Senator Cowon, of Pennsyi,A-
ma, one OF the best me" the republican
party affords.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

The Michigan State Fair closed Fsiiay,
alter week Of gratifying success The
total receipts foot up $l4,oo The S ,
ciety have elected % their President for
tn" ensuing year, W, g. Beckwith, of Cas-
sopuiis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

CORRESPONDENTS.

Dear Register "A sufferer from the
effects of religious intolerance will, with
your permission, occupy small space in
your paper for the purpose Of Offering a
lew suggestions to. and making a few in.
qu'ries OF, those who assume to them
selves not only the duty, but the right to
control the religious views of this com
m"n''y. That oil liberty Of expression If
religious sentiments in any way at var
ence with those dictated to certain tlocks
by certain shepherds, has long teen lost
to the hocks cannot for moment be
questioned. The whole moral ana r,i-
g'ous atmosphere of the pastures ia which
these apostolic successors herd their
lambs is ,mbuel with that spirit Of pety
which brands Is skeDtics, unbelieyers aud
heret'cs oil who venture to have a mind
OF their own and refuse to endorse the
'nte'''ao!hty OF the doctrina! teachings Of
what Is assumptively style 1.-The True
Church,
This unen|ightcned condition of moral
sentiment naturally suggests some impor-
tant inquiries aud rrile~tioAs; "n / he
trst and most material one j., by what
right 20 these teachers assume to control
other mems conac'-nces? aud how far
ought they t. usurp tie power to refnse to
npFiDrti or [ , al h,1,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30

The statement that the President has
invited John Bright to become the na,iou-
nj guest Of his country is denied.
, 1865-07-20

BASE BA1L---A match game OF Base Ball will be
played this evening At az o'clock, at the corner
OF Lincoln and Klnzla streets, ". H., by the mem.
fets Of the West End Club.
, 1865-07-20
NUMBER 40.

j the public lhan his previous exploits, hoEeye.
me1it0r16ns. have p'aCed him.
Gubeons, on cath, yesterday, asserted snas
tdMe short time since, upon the arrest OF 4 pss-
soEal friend OF hisr nsued Kennedy, fof the psss-
age Of counterfeit Ccok county bonds, Co.'s sub
nltted to him and another 5on .frtrt, named
Pull. Pfeiter, scheme With the osig4aatot ap-
Of beneficial resnlts to NJ. Kennedy aforesaid,
but. wouid crafty ]tttlc. just!tshle revenge
saai1st Jonug nan named Wm. Il, Ransteoa.
presumed to exist In the bosom ct P, ). Coss
af1re sid. It Wa that Guhhuns and Pteffer
thon!d boldly aEt squarcly sWeaf that they s1w
Ranstead give the counterfeit bonds to Kennedy
near watch store on Lake street, and instruct
couree Kennedy ~oaia eonosolste such
testimony. On guca an uudeestaa adiag Kcu-
needy wss to be bsiled ont BY Nj. Cose, anl per
mttted to take sheter wi.hfn the friendly illes
C113da. HaDy hitch In the execution ofthe little
praRrannc occurred. and prtson bolts and b.ts
should BY any meate q clcee upon the two sefac!on
~,tp.see they also were to be bat1ed out byIths
Accommodating lit. cosp, md also emfRrase a@fo3
the border. At t1st tho man declined, hut py
fep2th vtEr induced TO nteete to the proposition
and Mr. Ranstsad WAS committed for trial On
the 18th instant, and the complaining witnesses
not srpeat1ng, he wss released.
Sona tn ki1ng OF the mst!es reaching the ears OF
Datecdve Robert Kencey, th4t officer. with char
vsRue rumors to the bottom. aud aftsr the most
tndelatiRaele research, Mr. kenney came eceoss
Auheols and from him tAkuea the whole pIlic
MARS u Il al Ieged conspiracy.
t1ss Eas held FOE trial at the Recorder Court,
his bail being dIea at II O0. Gubnors and P{el[tr
were also bontd over In tho sums Of 8, ,G01 +Ich
for iurther hearing Of their casea 1e1t Monday
, 1865-07-20

Court: Feeling, Satisfied that they Iow nn1er.
sLooa II, he "oQ1q no" submit the case without
further charge. he hoped that he had made au
would coon rerder their verdict.
The jury rettEed to their room aud In hbout ten
minutes 'a lstnrred Nth verdict Of mot guilty"
plsuae. Some Of the women cried with Joy.
uandkerchief were wayea sad bait thrown up.
large numbers Of spectators rashed towards Miss
!1[Hs UNITS m 70 her On her acqulst the
when she fai1ted and was taken from the court.
room 10 Tho arms Of Mr. Bradley. her senior
ccun*ef; PeFEons outside caught 1t up and &c.
peated the dccla1atcn oftny.
.. About 15o spplieatlons for pardon hare been
no.or,ety. i. ". b. nroonie, e1.sebel senasor
don which pissed lie ofd1nauce Of fece.sion.
The South Carolina Delegation.
The South Carolina deles alton, hoaled by Pro-
yislonal Governor Perry, and including III. Orr,
former Spesker OF the uouso OF Representatives,
had Ell intery1ew with the President this afser.
noon on the tuljest Of pardoas and the affairs Of
'nA' sta'e ssnefaIEg; Eor.cettou.
!, 4 .tsterent hss been rcpublished in some q
tse nextpspels that The Hs5master General WILL
up 10 tho it of july. FEE sppea.s m ~ to be- s IT,
tske for on tngnfry to-day, 1t was that
probably s15o. 90 100 vii! pay all that 1s due to
In the Eerylce to the above named date.
Certificates.
The !esue Of new certificates Of Indebtedness
does not equal the amOunt OF those continually
maturing and Eeteemed. AID the reduc'o oa In this
description Of paper has been from s7so, ,too,M0
trnn, p1etent indications Thai ''iis The
Secretary will be able TO mee. requIsl,lots
on The Treasury under the powers conferred by
The late Cenkrcse, without having occasion to re-
SUIT to Unauthorized ls.os, S.x.,
Tho Navy Department nas no chartered ves.els
In lfs emp. o,mrnt, and, therefore, no mouey to
ps} TO 1lesr owners, IS has been erroneonsly sta
Revenue.
Receipts under the Internal Revenue act aze In.
crtsslng AID encouraging.
seven-TbirttEA.
The Secretary Of tie Treasury te1eertphed 10
the Assistant Treasurer at San FEa1rtscr, to.lay
the saa Of 31's, ~ the entire loan
will be taken before the additional supply Of
Iotes can reach him.
Reducing the Army.
It IL stdted In Official quarters tbas it Is tho IN
tent1on Gl Government TO reduce the army to
1toc0p. II not to 81 J000 mt It the INT practicable
period.
<:en. EwcI1.
Gen. Ewe.l kaving tekeu the oath Of allegiance
and ctren bonds that be Will respect 1t, has b. en-
~ tirgiha on paiole, t9 report once week 10
the Secretary Of wae. President Lin ,oln hAv.B9
erected rndef tate OF The S2d OF March tast
that Mr.. Ewell shoult hsye the benefit OF
bis Amnesty Proclamation. AID she having TAKEN
the required eath, Pr.s'dr.t johnson, todsy, PR
ret3deIcc, and ttke possession ul property US de-
eretd by The District Court OF TENNESSEE.
, 1865-07-20
Ksufsfarv and RobbeYy in Nlfnlng-
tOAs Ill.

lFfnm The uIlhrrlon lpdependenk. 19tn.J
On tie night OF the 10th fs1onday} the
store Of Hendt rscn & Stewart, on Water
street, Was entered and The safe blown open.
Between eix and seven thousand dollars y:erc
stolen, mostly In Government bonds. Hen
derson d. steEart lost about 500, Dr. Bowen
and Mrs Fanny Bowen lost upwards Of IS. 90,
The villain. who committed the burglary
were experts At the business, every precau-
lion leing taken to iusnrs success in
the felonious enterprise Rolls Of cal
tso md sheetinE were first iaia upon
the floor, upon which the safe WAS thrown ;
The knob Of the safe was t1cn withdrawn,
and q .us= inserted. the top Of the safe being
covered with 1ne-cut tobacco to deaden
the sound Of the explosion. The lock was
blown OF, and the door easily opened.
One Of the inner dtawcrs was kent for
the use Of Dr.. Bowen, he having lie kew
to the same. This was broken into by a
chisel. Keys 70. the other drawers
were in the eafe, and the baiance
Of the mischief was easily done. Two
Ladies. m[Jllpe1s, occupied rooms above.
They heard the noise hut were too badly
frieitencd to give the alarm. No clue has
Ut bcen had Of the despesadoes Who CON.
United lie robbery; Two suspicious .:h char
making inquiry Of several parties re!atlss t to
the express Office, banks, stores etc. Iney
in that night, aud arc supposed to pave
been the perpetrators Of the robbery. EVE
rv1htug that can be done has been done 70
fret out their whereabcuts and bring theaa
to Justice.