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, 1865-08-23
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Four Persons Killed and Many Wound.
ed-A Trn1n Smashed to Pieces.

An accident Of sad and terribly fatal character,
resulting in the instant death Of four persons, snd
lhe woundlng Of severA others, occurred to the
night express passenger train On the Dixon Air Iipe
Brnneh Ut The ChIcso and Northwestern Railway,
which lefs Fulton at ten o'clock On Monday night
When two mica west OF Morrison station, about
one hundred and twenty four miles west Of Chicago
mud ten nlles enst Of Dixon the train, consisting Of
I'VE passenger coaches, an express snd baggage
ear. running at epeed not to exceed sd1 miles m
hour were prcCipfin1ed into gully caused by the
washing away Of culyeta. The engine, baggage,
cypress and the first passenger car were
plunged into the yaw1ing gulL d dis.
fsnce ol twenty feet The epoine md
eIp1ete car Nere literally smashed to pieces the
Litter falhn. npon the former and covering II With
i!s dslHta., The baggage car was Injured. As
aAso the forward pori9n Of the first passenger
coach The engineer, j. II. Beebe, Joli Fenten.
hrtunn, Stephen Thatcher, express 1nessen1er. aad
= passenger named L B. Lewis, belonging to Adei.
louo, Uho was ecated near the door Of ths wrecked
passenger Gil, wcso instantly Killed. Tie engineer
md fireman were not only horribly crushed By The
t1mbefB Of the cars falling Hpon them, but scre
burned md kea,ded by being tarnmed up against The
boiler. As econ ns possible after the accident eer-
e1al OF the pasaengt with the aid Of 1antesns,
f:rlked to Mor1ison where help nas procured, the
ttizrns turning out with great prompittude.
The other passengers brought wood and Hndled
fe uear the scene and With tho assistance Of the
people Of Morrison, succeeded In c1traeattng the
bodies OF those Killed.
The ncWsboy who accompanied the tssin nas
n!sstng hites the ketddent. and 1t Was ieared TOT
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tine that he was buried beneath the ruins Of He
cars but after vain eesrch for his mangled u-
Elaina he WIS discovered esleep IN one OF The tsut
cas the rhoek Of the collision o. The cars with o.
eEohankment not being sufficient to awake him.
George Hopkins, the baggage MN, escaped w1tl
sbght injuries, though ho was pitched headlong
from one end Of bis car to the other, and was for
time completely buried beneath The baggage.
The pareengcss, With the exception d two OF
thtee, we're not injured, and the exceptions eu..
tained no damage d aerious character.
" The tfatn at the time Of the accident, was running
very SLOWLY, fears being entertained By those in
charge, Of break In the road Had The engine been
ruurine at the usua! speed, the loss OF Lie which
muEt nccektasily have been occasioned, would be
fearful beyond comprehension; as the mater stands.
It is wonderful that more lIEes were not lost.
The 1a'u poured down with relentless tnsy during
the night. adding to the horror Of thr situation,
dEcnc6!ng the 1fts which at best wcrn scarcely suf
neitnt 10 give light to the workers. The passengers
speak In the highest terms Of the eondnet Of those
ID cl.aEge Of the train. and those eilzens Of Morr
eon who came out to the Ecene OF the accident. fol
their efforts to tescue the living md The dead from
the rnins, and their czertions 10 make comfortable
The wounded.
1he track Whcre the break occurred IVES mended
yeftcday. and Trains were running regularly On the
road last nirht
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here Is no further need o thc Sanitary and ChrIs-
ftan Commission work In tbs army.
returning soldiers, We hare almost forgotten lie he
thousands YET upon !he field, md The many sick,
suffering md dying In our hospitals.
ourselves further about hc welfare Of or soldiers.
nnt ta9se Who have had az e3pesienee among The
s!ek IN tne afmy; knoW well that though the Gov.
ample provision fos T thsn tsee L much Hhies {
absolutely necessary toc their comfort that 1t docs
not provide.
80 % %lonE q NC have hospitals Oiled with soldiers,
20 long DO lhey demand our sympathy and material
utd,
ous men n inc he!d, - well a.e denandlng our
attention nnd nd cel!;ng Rom Tennes.ee, Tezas, Ar
During The next si1 months. they VIII be eompr-
ltsely Inactive and must have something 10 Inter-
Ct o. occupy their leisure hon1s, or saler much
An opportunity thus opcus for a ereat work of
good among them.
They arc calling fes es1nest Christian laboters to
he temporal weifssr, WIS w. ''Ae 1FAA''''a -
10 meet ibis demand we earnestly nppea, ,o nj,
friends = the Commission toT money ia store. e. 70 10
<oden snen ibI enhe , h e1ss 'h sns
aTs7.s: !'re $lii 70! permit eoine t4t % oG'z II
mon;a. noua1s toea ~ Anue "oeR' 'of term OF two
.n9Iuo1 Ths T.rr;,o..o, nr,,,-,,,o,. ,xt,. ,.,..
tbiry thnussnd troe vi Mns's , aefe asG over r
5ns.1e,n ~ 5na ta5 ms department We want
o.E a ~ bsSan 't 'nses oah to sustain the
tan2r ioI cur commission, and that Gen. Sheridan
1ses tnat snsh 9eceaslJ etials, appears from The
toiowing letter ot Christian Commission Delegate
10 'ae otaeen Al sI Hons; .o,.
J. II. Fa1tops, Coz Sec'y q. 8, C, c.. st LouIs.
, 1865-08-23

which damages are lsid At $500. was fled by VII.
liam Scott Stewart against Alden g. Swift.
tset, was commenced hT Alfred Dntch against he
Chicago hGa cornpany,to to recover damages Lid At
$50. With the exception Of the pf3npe fpr sum.
mons, no papcH WErc 1led.
Crcmr coTR7-E1ors Judge Z. s. HiN,apw-
James Lonbclt and Others eoDneuced snis IA
assnmwn, in which damages att lid at E.of1
sEains. The Lgmbetaan,s Fa Insurance Company. .
Of faas: That on he 16th Of Hn,ts IN
the present year. the plaintins owned a
asop ne ri. hSaas Suns amo ~ by and
khkee County, N this state. This property tbeJ
insured IN the Lumbcrmau's Insurance Comp1uy
for GOO md also effected an insurance for aifijsr
alnouut fn he Illinois Mutual Insurance Company.
Subsequently, On The s5th Of May, ihe properly vas
S510o- They hsElng acquainted defendant yviih the
othef INSURANCE., then required Of him e sc, but
ihis sum the Company refuses 10 pay. To z,coyer
Ibis amount, complhiuantB sue,
!, CouHT Judge Bradu1 Beyond
The adjudication Of esndry old CLAIMS, no business
Of Interest MES transacted In this court
, 1865-08-23
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK sl1Ds1Cr.r MARKETS,
Especial Despatch 10 the Western Associated Pscss
EIw YoEk, Aug. e.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated pscss
EIw FoEK, Aug. q.
STOCKS.
There L rather more speculative movement In ths
stock market, accompanied with less strength II
prices. There Is more disposition to put out thorts
and especially in Erie, Reading, Cleveland and Pitts
burg. The outside public keeps a1oofftom tho mar.
ket rendering the 6nme Of speculation rsther ta,nc
Affair for hruEc1s. The lscetlaneous list Is very dull
but prices fairly maintained. Govrnmenta azt &C.
tire. Old 5-s are stzJ scarce, and the limited de-
ruan for export cannot be supplied except at an ad,
vance. State bonds are mora quitt and trm.
aolp.
There waa some weakness IN the gold market today,
caused by the report that tho Goyrnment was selling
gold.
NoNE1,
The money market was ea.ter to-day. Carita1 wss
offered BY hzokrss 1t per cent on call.
Fr1RoLkUx s1pcB
Qulet today with the exception Of Webster. in which
tcEe werc sales At an average PR share Beach
Trees. Nlo; Oceanic, SIS; buchanan Farm, SC g:
EoFther Light $2oo; First EattoEal, &c Cherry Run.
&c: Excelsior, f2G; P1tloie Creek, 1915: on Greek
$5t0, United States. ES.Go.
Tie market u without noticeable change. Crude.
s9Xc; refined In bond, sa9sox; nte, e93soHcc.
KrEN0 ECnA1Gk.
NEW Toax, Ang. 22-Erie, s34 ;Eeadlps, rs3; Mich.
Southern, 67H; Rock Island, lcs, Market dul but
steady. No sales Of go5d-1isG91Ek bid.
, 1865-08-23

Cleanse the blood of an impurities and
you neutrali7e the virus Of nmy dlseascs at their
source. In all disorders of aest1n, khe glands, ~
ftthy fore, the ttcrttire o7gan4 ani kt toats al
TKRA11vE is a standard cusntix, and while II ie &
fau3 In many medicines that before They reach the
disease, the patient fe proatrate beJond recovery
tains the heath Of the euaercs While eFadcattng the
cause OF BIZ complaint. For s,le BY al Druggists.
nu2ak367Stw,sAAX
, 1865-08-23
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Trlbune.l

Especial Despatch to the Chicago T11bune.l
DR1paxroRr. Aug. =.
GKAhEo-Montank, Locfpos+; Investigator. Le
mont; LOUISE, Lemont; Advance, Lemont: d, q,
loomis, Lcmont; ". s: Gutnee, Lemont; Rcsolute
Lemont; J. D. Harmon, St. Louis, us4ssa II lumber,
10 IN siding, 81, 80 shingles; Contest, Morris.
forE-Boats hare al left this place, excepting J. D
Harmon and EsseK. These nre waiting for teams,
AHRrvKD-Chamr1on, AssI1c, 500 bu corn; Alice
lasslt, sfco bu corr; ottawa, Utica, 500 hu corn
Oak 1eaf Joliet, s,oo bn corr. 1000 bu oats Laura
Ann, Ueea, 10 bu corn Peter aud Pau, Ottawa, SOD
bu corn. ~ hu oats Id bu wheat; Glasgow, Las21le,
stone, yds dimension stone; Reso,ute, Lcnsont a
yds rubhlt stone, % ids dimension stona; " g. Gu.
zee, lemont IS yds d,meuaiou stonc; Il. @. LoomIs
80 yds rubhte stone; Adysncc Lcmont. 80 yds rubbs
stone; Propeller Whale. Iasae, 100 bu coFn Mon.
arch. Iockpor LOO bu corn. 100 bsas rour, 4asoo ns
, 1865-08-23

CHcusxA11, August n.
pnor1s1oss-The provision nE1ket WIS eoneFhat
rrcsuae Ness rork sold ea.ly In the day st en but
ii tho eIose bryt7s had Withdrawn. Pine ness ncn.
nal at e2Soog;nc Bulk Ahoulder1 In 2etivc demand
Atl5 but held ut Ike. S1dea rod to tee ex{enI o1
, 1865-08-23

BCTYxLo, Ang.s3+
FLGER-6tatcc and oTm. Demand good.
GRAx-Mheat scarce md 1rns, but quiet; No.
Ept4og 9!at3 $f& Corn 6sn1. but actae; Mixed h0Hc
NM1sKET-Held At &2.1f.
CANAL fKz10u1z-To New York-Nhest lie; Com
uAc; Oats fc-
txfoR7s-F1our, 1,sa brls; Wheat 1850 bu; Corn
6sAs4 bu. -
CAsAL ExroE7e-F1our, l4a bris; Wheat, 61050 bu
Cum, n, ,71s hu; Oats. zG ;io bn; rye, O00 b.
, 1865-08-23
Oswego Market.

VtWKHVv "a
FLorR-Fitm and &c higher No. spring 375osa7. IS
Brands from winter wheat Art scarce Quotation,
Nominal.
GRAtN-Wheat dali aud unchanged last night: No.
Milwaukee, club $l50s amp No. Chicago spring q 50
Corn sc1xce and quiet
CANAL FEEl0HTB-Dptl: Nour 402 lie, wheat 9xc
corn exc to New York.
LAKE 1XPuETH-9l,D0 bu wheat.
CANAL EXPoETs-lJ4 J47 brls Hour, q lo hu corr, Shtd
ned by Railroad. i.StQ bffR -four
, 1865-08-23

A young man Is deairous Of obtaining situation to
tAEe charge Of Country Printing oass: 80 a aaa
reconm eHdAttnu1. Addfcsa JOB PR!SIkA "
Drawer S4V4t Chiepgp, Ill aaSssk7st2t 4thp
, 1865-08-23

FashlonsA PlatEorm.-One Perfume,
pnEc, 5etEe.hipg; and impeti:h.bls, and that per-
The platform OF fashion this aide Of The Atlantic
snd Al The people Say amen! Sold everywhere
aua31t
, 1865-08-23

Tcsaeta Pissed Detroit,
Especial Despatch 10 thcChicago Ttibune.1
DHrRorT, Aug. a, 1865.
uF-Constitutlon, Holly, Whaling. A. Bronson,
Lone Star, Summit Come, surrEtset Robn.on.
child. Ironsitea, Atmoephe1r, Morning Light Ow1sco
Hawk. PkAteld, CoQue1te.
WYSu-Nartheast.
, 1865-08-23
Boaroinq=gWanteo.

pOARDMG-W ante dLiW9 ass'9
- Rooma I'D Bos5asns. ~ T n ins S1eIaf q
Tasa rs!f ooaa; 9,sS p fi7s. aara @
aSnER. though Puas Omce with Hon911as III
md ISt&4s
, 1865-08-23
Toledo Market.
.RailIs00H Tine Table.

...-.. ..... TOLEDO, Aug =.
GEAtx-Theas 1Q:e better. Sales wdte Michigan At
S141; new amber Michigan al S1.S3. old red Wabash
atte Corn shads better, s-tes at 75c oata stcsdv
1lNf1 1f -
, 1865-08-23

A Man KNOCKED Down AaD Roa1zp.-.About
eight o'clock last evrnins, MN giving his name
rs James Middleton. came into the Genital Station
in highly excited and considerably intoxicated con-
dillon and reported that he had just been knocked
down by two ruiflans while walking On the dock
near Lasalle street, and robbed Of 5000. The man
certainly bore evidences Of recent acquaintance with
mother earth, IL bis clothes we're covered with mud
and flth, but whether he had been robbed OF III
SUN alleged could not be ascertatned certainly. ln
order give him an opportunity 10 regain his lost
In The Station,
, 1865-08-23
39crsDnal.

IF HENRY JOHNSON, FOR
L MERLY In the Drug trndc nt Ncw Orleans, II. and
now supposed to Ge In some Of the large Western
cities will ted his ccdrct1 Box 81 II. ChicnEp r.
O., he may learn Of something to his advantage,
, 1865-08-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

MasoMic.-tsThe. Traditions OF Free
Mas orry," and It's condolences Eilh the 'sAnclent
Mysteries" By A. T. c. Pietson r. q. II. p. q. Il.
z. Price, e.. For snle by 1cSally & Co., 81
Dearborn street. aut3kEU.1t
, 1865-08-23

Dyscnfery tnud Diar-hcn mar be
cured at once BY using Martin'sLfe Cordial It al
Eays cnrcr. Lord s Smith, thlca.o, H., agents
for the Northwest, aural-Ssx;-1t
, 1865-08-23

when collections arc made
LITTER BOXES NJ 1oUzu DIVISION.
CoIledioua are rnnde nom boxes located at lhs
fulo3ips. street &oFnc.s or oihcr Iorstinnk man
ttoued i've tjtnes daiIly VII. nj = a M H45 a m
2p. NJ, 430 p. m, and 6p+ m:
Washington 4 Dearborn, State Rardo,ph.
Washington q Clark, Stale ! Water,
Clark Randnlph4 Lake Wabash ave,
GArk g lake. Lake Dearborn,
Gtsrk Watef. Lake Michigan ave,
DeafeoI0 Eandolph, Waier : Wabash ave,
ps1.ooln - q ma9. a"eF 81 . Mcaagsn.
inECHE oihes, no; 81 Ctafk street;
1asl EIoe o. CIafI, between Randolph and Lake;
At american Express ONCE, corner Dearborn and
Like.
, 1865-08-23

McVIcKKR's sTuEArRr.-Sheddaa's Justly famed
comedy Of the "*chool for Scandal" WEE presented
last evening 1t this theatre in 4 most successful
manner, and to crowded house Some OF the
characters were e1cellenty md ali czeditahly SIS
tanned. Al "char1es Surface" ," LII. Les1ck t. once
proved himself 10 be an actor fully apable Of main
tanning The Eieh position OF Heading nan" in a
dtBt-elnss house Of amusement. The .sSir Peter
Mr. Book we're also deserving Of htsb commenda.
tfon- MEs. Cowell achieved another triumph IN hez
representation Of "Iady Teaxlc" and especially la
Surface, gained Justly deserved applause.
This evening "0nr American Cousin ~ will be
presented with strong cast, embracing all Tia H.
1orites Of the old End strength Of the new company.
, 1865-08-23

150lW En-. u 1c LOT loc$e. f1tHt CITY lafd held u
esHc, with buyers 1t &c.
-~FLoDE-Fitmer hut pot higher; snperfne quoted as
$sI5 and extras $a..5@9.D.
GRAN-WaeAt steady At saHa.1o for rod vtnte.
and $13591O for No. spEins. Cora duli 81 s;s7uc.
Oats dull at SC for new snd 5aeaoc for old. Rye IN
good demand ard d1n 1t &c,
Wn'Ezxv-1n fair request At S.1s, but held st S9el
St. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
.-......-. s.. Lou1s, Aug. y. ;,
TonAcco-Eastcr. Green lngs, &4!soa5.o; cetory
do, 6aas6ao; paute1s' do, se.61ssso; common slip
ding 1eaf $s5aeta; medium do, 3iltos1s3: good do,
t1emsr'15s common shipping LEST, sts.essz:
dunn do, sss:G8ano; good do. Sa3 saD.
dsAIs-~heat improved; spring, St-S: fair fall.
1t63i good fa, a1Is; prime ta Stlo; choice fall
e 80 Corn steady yellow, 'sKc; mixed white, soc
white, SIC. Oats-Eo change.
FLouR-Fis1ner; spring extra, 500; ian extra,
~s7-s;" choice, ; 80 bria double extra at $tass
| super, SIS.
ST. LoU1s Aug. :.
Co1Tos-r1Emr At &c for rulddlIns; receipts SIC
'F1orn-Sprin2 extra 97.15s .aD. .
4l.EEt5S9, tho latter for thoicr. Com unchanEcd
Oats unchanged; REs &c, srnan ea1ex. =
ToBAcco-EnsieE. Shipping leaf E.0ol l773; mauu-
featuring ttd3@as as.5o; One DO $6s.5o S
NHISkxY-Eo Aalea,
, 1865-08-23

1eet1Gna.
~ ano esgn md srshss.a xs ansy hsDasd IN
tnd Besthoven's Symphony No. {. They we1e M
,se sa6|as grandeur Of that mah at never bet
This afternoon at : O'Clock tho doors will be
thrown open Tor grand mafiHee, ana tomc1tOW
VIII be given the last Of AoEsaus conee,ts IN Chi
Mustus.-Auother crowded houee greeted the
"Ihfte Guardsmen" LAST evening and frequent
hearty applause anu laughter testified lle appfobs
n1n q the 1ae py sss MI
the many adventures ofthc amous three gus.dsmen.
80 charntngiy eketched IN Dumas great novel The
IscossEy o. the diamond studs, from The Dnke Of
Euck11g hau, TO tare Anne Of Austria and foil Car
dnai Richelteu. is thc feature ol tbs play. With
?ut quibblnS over enamcs however, OF critIciz-
is mes q = ~ q r to
has oeea achieved Without The spirited style IN
@ Taea Is played at the Museum hoWerer i would
| read tbe novel. Iii. Aiken, Nj. and Mrs. Barry,
MefsEs. hGAanns and Holland, and May Howard,
ce,lencs and the Willing .tns' Of .he Company is
guile - good a. Hm bo found in any Of the promt-
rent lheatsts o. TIC country. Toni ght the 'sThree
G9n1denen VIII be repeated. .-..
BpnWoEIH's sMEsTRE1s.-Gfsntus the truth Of
solomon cage remark, that there ID nothing new
andes @ nc sur, ~ applicable 10 his day and gene.
THon nnn iaa t9 his Individual eaae BMdworthy
lint axiom TO the present ace They az constan;y
getting !p new things, and the new things they SET
np ase Awnya good, Songs, dances and comic acts
u neSe1 ending variety are changed and re1eued
each week with fecundity and Versatility OF 5enlns
peculiar 10 themselves and oat de1gh!fne to their
audiences They have nov on fheif bills another
n9ye!ty, entitled, "r Peter Piper Pepper Podgc," 10
which ths 1tcst arrival Of the Bndworth family
gets on series Of most amusing limitations Of fev*
esal popular 1ctors- Fred Abbott, Douelson and
fet713 A n{ ain
approa ched and ncres exceeded In comic talent by
any minstrel troupe in the county,
, 1865-08-23

The following arc Tho locations Of al the letter
ho1ca collected from tn the city, With the timcs
when collections arc made
, 1865-08-23

H0X8 H2N Street, hcW 6fKs
Commission. JAS. B. BACH.
uyl9oSO.3m.lthn FG SALTONSTA ALL.
, 1865-08-23

Aggregate number Of oificeTs md men during
fs1y1cc. ........................l l,S55
Aggregate number on entering EeT1icc....-... Isl
Old eoldicrr belonging to The regiment when
II WIS mustered ont. cut............-........... go
Number Of recruits on Mnst.ting out......... 118
Number discharged during gterrtce........,. no
Died In battle md Of wounds received In nc
uor.. --.--......--.-........ 81
Died Of disease. 17B
Number ar recruits transferred un muster out
u rgimeni :....:-....: .....:...-.-:...::: 1aa
Number transferred during service 10 Invalid
.coIpA, etc.,. .-........-....-.....-.... ~
SEnbsI mtetlng- g-............-.............. IS
Anes travelled 9,9G0
Mics MHched. ......-.........,..1, 1,SQ1
, 1865-08-23

LARCKNx or MoSET.-A man named Thomas
Hewitt was asnigncd In the Police Court ycsterday
afternoon to answcr TO The charge Of stealing $s0s
In grecnbaeSa from his cmployrr, John O%Neil
who resides 1t No. 5l7 Sonth Clark street This
theft was committed On Monday afternoon while
the family Was absent from home, but he VIA seen
by nc3glb0t 10 enter the house through ride
window. The money W1s concealed in trunk in
ONe1,s bed-FooE. and 1e found 1t broken opcn
upon bis return homo. HcEiu wns required to
furnish Bail in The gum Of $1,000 for his appearance
for trial at the September term Of The Recorders
CQprt.
, 1865-08-23

TEE CAM MxEuxo.-Ihe onenfn~ exenc,ses n,
The Camp Meeting at Des P1a,nea Crow, etxtecn
nnes from Chicago, on the Northwestern Railroad.
viii be held to-day. Should the weather be inc,
there win doubtless be the largest attendance ever
gathered At \ Western Camp Meeting on week
DAY. The now grove win be formally dedicated 10
nsnt mIrdalers taking part In the e1erelses Every
necessary arrangement has been nade foI the com.
fort OF thoec attending.
, 1865-08-23

BoAno OF TRApE-NEw qp1n1so.-The follow
Ing gentlemen were rc1oded on Saturday laa BY the
Milwaukee Chamber Of commcace, to attend the
Opening OF the Board Of Trade Rooms on Wednes-
day nez: F. B. A1les, s. T. Hooker, Ernst Solo
mon, c. F. Conrad, ]. NcMus1ay, W. G, FITCH.
Amos Sawyer, J. B. D. cegswell, George nosseu
81: kesshaw, p: Goldsmith, A sillcr, a. l.
Whitney, Us, Fowler, r. McGeoch, Joehua iaDas
, 1865-08-23
THE CITY.

r IuEbixrErS1H REQ, IT, CAyAlry did not arrive
scslsfdAy, as expected, but were TO come IN at IN
early hoM This morning. They viii breakfast 1.-THE
Soldiers Rest.
, 1865-08-23

" ANTED-Messrs. Hale &5 Dur
w fec having opened new oUcc In room No. Is
LonhafdH Block on Monroe ST., bet Clark s and The
tets, drivers, w1Ite travelling agents. mechanics. iii
ktnet. aaE3css, HAle+s, la1o1s1s uack Layers, and
T1sase give call. Persons Corresponding with Us
Will Please enclose 10 cents Merchants srl Others
on short notice Parties having pRopszry sof sale
call Believing that .e Will be able 10 give entire
sstisfaGtton Ee ass The ruee TO Eve Us
niosk, Just west Of post office, r o. Drawer No.
S4Sl. aulAE5s.r7t
, 1865-08-23

HeItcn1nl, Wm. II Wa1Ee11 SecOnd Itutcna1t
Jolln r. HanE ON.
Company 1-Captain, James Sishi First Lieu
Weaver.
Company K-Captaiu, Almon Sche1lender; First
Lieutenant, Alonxo BROOKE; Second Lieutenant.
, 1865-08-23
GGtanten==Fnfnrmltt0u.

WANTED-lnfor7nation OF tAu-
w Epstus Pnus German. who hns served Ii ths
army. Wnt formerly from New Orleans. II he vii
tdeuI, nu1nk1tLtt
, 1865-08-23

SAFE RonnEHT.-Betwcen the hours Of elercn
and twelve O'Clock on Monday night, come bold
ndseniuress entered the othcc Of Thyior d Co.. sit.
uated On the corner Of VIM E1rcn and Market
streets. where. with the assistance Of nome powder,
1hey succeeded IN blowing 10 pieces the lock OF
safe and extracting 1ts con1ents-he extraordinary
sum Of fifty CENTS all In money, That being all the
aale contained OF v1lue. The clerk. who sleeps In
the oFcc upon coming In thnst time ailef twelve
O'Clock, found lying beside The safe email bottle
ooptatnfne powder, and cold chisel such as used
By mechanics 10 cut iron with The burglars can
have these tttlc1cs returned to them by calling on
Messrs. Taylor Co. end proving properly.
, 1865-08-23

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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-03-09
Trustees Sale,

Whereas, default has been made in the pay.
ment OF certain promissory note, executed
by James Griffith and Abiah Griffith, 70 10
seph L. Anterior or order, bearing date June
10Th, A. d. 1858, for the sum,of thyee hun
dred and twenty-five dollars (S325, CO., paya-
ble in one year from the date thereof-which
note was secured by trust deed upon the prem
ises hereinafter described-duly executed and
delivered by the said James Griffith aud abb
all Griffith to the undersigned sas Tfdstee-
bearing date June 10Th A. ID. 1858 on the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in tho
County of Floyd and State of Iowa to wit
The Southwest quarter Of the South East
quarter and the South fractional half of the
South West quarter of Section Number Sf1i6p
in Township No. Ninety-Six 1850 North Of
Range No. Eighteen 0S) West of the fifth
principal Notwithstanding one hundred
and Sixteen and 1900 acres Of land, more or
less. o.. L.- "a . SEA
And application having been made to me by
the leagal holder of said note to sell the said
real estate under said Trust Deed, for the pur-
poses and in the manner therein set forth.
Now, therefore, shall, on Saturday, the lat
day of April. A. d. 1865, at o'clock p /. M
at the front door of the Court House in st.
Charles City in said Floyd ,Countyr-sell at
public Auction-to the highest bidder or bid
ders, for cash in hand, the real estate above
described, or SO much thereof as may be nee
essary to satisfy the amout due on said prom
issory note, with interest-and costs, together
with all the right. title and interest, and eq-
uity of redemption, of the said James Griffith
and Abah Griffith, in and to said real estate,
and for the purposes in said trust deed set
forth. .a....q
JOSEPH l.. ATHERTON, Trustee
BY HERvEY WILBUR. his Attorney.
Dated March 9Th A. d. 1865 lows