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, 1865-08-04

I sta Huhs, engines. Meanwhile taxation wAa
almost constantly becoming lighter and
lighter. Yet still the exchs quer was full. 1t
may hoW be affirmed, without fear Of nsra-
d'etton, thai We 1n1 1t as easy to pay the In
te1est un eight hundred mlll,ons ii our nr-
ctstols fouLd 1t century ago to pay tho ln~
teri St ON e'gh' ; millions.
1T can 1arG]y be doubted that there uust
nave oeen some great fa'1ncy In the nosioos
of tArse who uttered and those who be-
lAEed t2ae long succession OF confident pre-
a1ctlt lis 70 s'gualIy falsiiled by long SUE
csse'on 1f Ind srutable facts. To point out
that fallacy is tue office rather of the politi-
cal ec1.1omlst than Of the historian. Here it
i suifcient to say that the prophets OF evil
Tt1c under double deluslon. They errone-
orsly imagined that there was an exact anal
oRy between rhe case Of an individual WHO
Is in debt to another individual and the case
Of socsety which Is n tlebs to put O: it.
seu, and l4ia Gnalo2y led them into snlicss
mis- axis about the effecs OF thu syst.ul Of
fuudtDg. They we're under IN err not lees
Eeflous touching The resources OF the country.
iht made no allowance for the effect pro-
ouced hy the lncefsant progress Of every ex-
pttlmenlal science and by The Incessant ef-
1orfs OF every man to get on in life, They
EaW that the debt grew, and they forgot that
other things grew as well rs the debt'"-.Kd-
Fauldy, chop. 19, PIP. 326-3322s.
Our case Is precisely like that described by
the great English historian
, 1865-08-04
Tho NetlcERsr Church S,utb-at1rae.
OF tksi1vp PferGa

D;sto, p,erco. ~ va Agotsn5,.t es.,
scu,b. il c;rcn,or s5ars.s a. etn'o1ss ~ ~ GhuSh
Iul, Iu var:o,,,. sas asS. 7,,.o ,..1,.,
d;tcussi,, has s:}scn sG ani tsssneo IT,, snas some
Is ttlt in re1a1,on ~ ~ NV .as so1 anSety
Chnrc1,. The nnes,io, ~ ~ ,a.aaG @ ao!scS q onE
MeIictli,t Chn1ch Na,ts nas n S",ne np-n the
shall We esrents oonos,s,p ptvpsss tF.s , asun1on
rco ~ auns -, uasG va th1t W SEX ref
GhT,ri " Nv ~ .ae oostm q tue Episcopal
t;nu u; ,h ~" aeE 70 soy that the agl:l.
t-"ut. nn - .Esse ;,s 4ussti1ns ts premature mud
NauGn. Naush WIN ev,i. 10 the ifst place the
n..to,, au5 '1e,.tAsts nave FOL proposed re-
s,rms s,1aa 70 ueefadsn. aad repulsiTe US to rre-
ttnus tha;a ssen 'hesf cIIe' 'taiEmcnt-.nucA less
taeir thcir aecersanee. found this opinion upon
au.I ,pr',! pnss H. fhsowseelr anteeedents bef1re
, 1865-08-04
1lGEE WHISKY FHAuTnS
Seizure OF q Brewery and DIsttlierv Mt
st Paul.
IFro1 The st. Paul Press. 30;h !

iG.J
There Is, We understand, considerable
city owing to Investigations Of the Iutcrnal
h-venne clicer5 and the derr rlopmen,e az.
ready made. About two weeks since two
lots Of highWfnes, shipped by Gustaye Leue,
Ct this city, were :e;ztd by tho U. 5. Colle:.
tor In Chicago OEe Int was subsequently,
released, It being shown thai the tax had
been dely paid, bus the 0th.E is still held.
Scme hshw.nes belonging to Beazberr 1;
GO. were also seized bT the same oinceT.
These Developments at Chicago uaturalIv
called attention to af1aits In this CITY. and
the tl1st result Of the Investigation was the
seizure Of E. krtitz's disti1lery, Ktetz being
Lsue's late partner. How deeply this es.ab-
put 1t Is closed mp and In the hands Of the
government awaiting Adjudication.
continuing the search, further Develop
Ments were made, md last Thursday As,t.s.
soE Wilson aud Deputy Collector Acker nrt,-
ceeosd to Benzbers's brewery and distiIlsrv.
ana Iook possession IN the nArne Of the UNI
ted Safes. As near as VIC hayr bccn nh1n
to ascertain, tie facts ir The cass a-e NJ
follows: 49, -
The Benzfergs made their return TO The
AsseEsor, and afterwards, for reasons hest
known to themselves, CONCLUDED to make an
amended rcLurn, Fhich showed that they
were liable to q tag Of between seven aud
LsIt tuou=opu uolAAs Lure lnan toetr orig
inal return called for. Their O l-st return b.
Ing thus, BY their own admission, proven fu
correctthey oecame 1iable for heavy penalty.
The seizure was made to secure the tax Of
s7,Uu, and whatever penalty may be- i'm
posed. The penalty w.lt probably be deter-
mined soon, and If both that aud the tar are
paid the establishment will b. returned to
ITS former oKneHs. It Is uow closed aad ia
chaise Of gayernm. Mt agent. and In defaalt
Of IayEsnt VII, we believe, remain closed u,-
I'll The October term OF the u. 9. Court,
, 1865-08-04
Fatal Accident at Bulls Fe rfTs n, j,
"A Nsan Falls seventy Feet or rf,o
R1t1ks ana 1lTes Three Days Before
DIAeoFeTeQ.

Fatal Accident at Bulls Fe rrysH,J J..
"a nAts Falls seventy Feet on III
Raelks and Ltres Three Days Before
Discovered.
On Monday last German named Lantz &c.
eidentally fell cG the hIga rocks at Bulps
Ferry, n. j., where he lay three days be.orc
being discovered, having broken one Of his
arms and leg and receiving such internal
Injuries that he died on Thursday morning.
II appears that he had only been In this coun-
try about two mtnths aud could no. speak
word Of English. On Monday Inst hs made
Induced him to 70 to Guttenburg to look for
employment. etatlng that he Was out Of work
himself and that there was N opening for
both at the ADORE named place. They cross
ed the Fofty.second street ferry and dpyocced-
Cd to Guttenhure, :wterc they visited several
1sger beer saloons and drank quite fteely.
Lantz lost his friend and wishing to return
home started, as he supposed, ii the right
dirt ctlon for 1ha ferry. but 1t appears went
In the opposite direction. Tbs result WIS
that he coon reached Bulls Ferry, where he
tried to descend to the river road. Flnlins
the rocks very steep he continued along the
edge for some distance, until he cana to
heieht, when he accidentally lost his
foothofd and fell of, being presini.
tated about seventy feet below. land,
Ing In small c1eylce in tie rocks.
breaking his arm and legs, and recefvrnn In.
ternnl injuries. In this condition be law un-
conscious from Sunday night to Tuesday
morning, when he revived, suffering the
most intense agop1es. He tried to crawl o11t.
but found himself too weak and, In fact. 40
badly injured that he could not eet OF his
back. He tried to call, bnt could not cake
sufficient ncise to attract attention. He Law
oil day Tuesday With the brollmg sun POM.
ms d9@n upon hiu. Tuesday night aud all
condition. unable to obtain assls.auce. On
Tuesday evening atr. Prlndle, residing near
, 1865-08-04
"A mafAu chuseAt* SU1dier Shot UY a
G0n1tndes In H1innesotu.

A mErder occurred yesterday morning.
near Chaska, under the following cIrcuu,.
stances: Company I, 1ss q. s. infantry. m.
der command Of Capt. Aosgrove. were o.
thcis Way from Fort Ridyely to Fort SneIi-
ne 10 be mustered out. They arrived At
Chaeia Friday evening. ard encamped about
three miles this side Of that place. Cant.
1inEEEoye bad a1so under his charge acin.
hfiy OF, sixty men representing various or.
ganizatfons, and whose time having expired
were being brought down for d.scsargs. IL
seems that two Of these uer, John Pryor, Of
the 9th Indiana cavalry, and James F: Yttlf-
fox, Of the 9th Massachusetts infantry, Eat
into dispute yesterday morning, Pryor &C.
cusing Ettllfox Of having stolen his pocket.
book The night previous. Just about the
time the party were leaving camp, Pyor
Ecnt to Capt. Mussrore and told HIN that
Sti1lto1 had stolen his pocket-book and would
not give It up. Tbs captain told him to
make 10 fuss about It and be would sec that
proper investigation should be made in re.
gard to 1t. Pryor then turned and went To-
wards the wagon upon which SIllfox vas
rfd!uE, and without word, raised his gun
and shot him through ths heart, killing I'm
instantly; the tall passing through bis bodV.
lodging in the arm Of Corporal Delour. Of
Co. !. lst y. s. infantry. Pryor wns brpucht
down to The Fort and placed in the guard
house. The body of the murdered man was
a1sn hrnur1,t tn ,hs, E'nr% "-0
, 1865-08-04
Cotton l.. Texas tsEouA4n ~Alt1's''
Stuck Hsfps Taken by Uncle Nam.

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rE1osn The uuuttJu T.legtapa. "a rlt.l
We imagine that tie quantity OF cc:ton
sutlcst u b. n the S:a!e Is aooya til: ac-
ttai amcEus- An approximate e5ssmase OF
tie a1snca. produced siace 1871. added %
tie c.op o: ttnt year. a3d careful estimate
r s.'pnsIts s.nce frop. the cussonaau:e
10 n9't leav,sa balance O. nos e, from 121
should be sgt down Us rts'o better than de-
stEcyed ny The deterioration i1om exp asure,
etc. IGe E,oWi1g crop il net Tar htu1n half i
crop. u y meets with no plshap, this will
add 1D,oO bales to the ah'rmfnts from
Texas ports. making say ac0,01O bales to be
available Ihe advancing eudeacy III New
York shows that thr c TT "a famine i exnect.
ed to continue. Should this ba the CASE. III.
p:ecteds ct the Gotten nav In hsnt and
growing In Te14s, small s. The amount Ia.
Will Re gicat!J above the value Of any u.t-
yi,us ycar's exports, and ought to cnable
verJ many Of the pl1use4s a1d merchants OF
At least to eatIsty their creditors,
4 great commotion was Observable aeaorc
cotton dealtIs yesterday. 1tseems that Gen.
Granger had been informed that several par-
tltB we're speculatfng In cotton formerly be-
longing to our lata Cousin Sally; and as all
said cotton had been surrendered by Gen,
ii: by Smith to Gen. Candy, and nous could
be found, the shrewd Yankees natueal1y con-
them hence, orders were Issued requiring all
holders Of cotton To show clear papers as L,
their Ownership Of said cotton. II they do
50 all will be right, II not Uncle Samuel wants
his share. We learn from the bast OF author-
1ty that every bale OF cotton lately belonging
to the c. 3. Government Is known to the oili.
clals.
All private Gotten will not ta molested and
planters reed feel no a.arm that Injustice will |
be done them by the military authorities
bnt We would not give five cents q pound ior
cotton teld By some enterprislu. MN In this |
State. Tbs British and French nas viii not I
Allow them to couga Uncle Sam. Several |
oastles have been passing through the coun-
ho1isY from Shreveport and MARSHALL to take
often belonging to the late ConfAltrnta !
'tases Government. The people should ho
N their guard for oil strangers, and not turn
yer any property unless the parties claiming
7 can SHOW clear Faoers from taU psop.r ~.
horities. '-@ '"'
, 1865-08-04
High Noon at Newport aud q High
Old 1lxuc In The u ater.
IEfOl tte New York Tnhnre

]
| Al II o'clock the excitement Is IT il,
zenith. All classes aid all shades of spciet5
are represented either On the beach or II The
water. N.lllorGires and mi1.ion.hefressee
| tl16esmen, professionals, mechanics, mad
sentle1ntn aud ladies' of elegant leisure :
better known as ga,nblrrs aud cou :tesans-
make mp the drdnofis personat. "Ah there
| comes 1ataing equiInGe; the lady G:lres
herself, with her coacLman by her side ;
| what lovely creatu1e-hoW ditinclr made !;
what q husband what waterfall what
| rats. what mice, Wha.-vhat-wlate else do
thu ladies' Wear upon tleit heads s-not much
bonnet certain. 6.e alisbte-H'hat an ankle,
Tnere-thcle size goes, this verns-the sight
Of her produces sort Ct melting lux
uI1aEce Of ecstaey-into booth No: p. -
Lord gracious! who Is that, OF what is that,
ccming out Of booth 1iy She looks like a
shrimp. Where under the sun has that wtu
tutntd ankle disappeared! where Is that
Hehe bust and where, oh where is that wa
tcffnll3 ''NhAt fall was there, my reader.
Where are the Iats and mice, aad-oh, where
Is the Eouans AIasi she has LEFT most Of
hcrselfin booth A-' 4 tew weeks ago ec-
gagged, in Nashville, 10 take lady to the Eng
arrived at her house, aud was In the act of
aadJus,ins collar. Says she: I" Mygraclous!
hasn't rot anJthiug to put on bnt paper
eo!ar." All right, madam" I reJa!nsd, ~
Aao inst ns leI eec you with nothing hut
PAPER cellar on as nos.' But l take 1t all
n back, atter witnessing the transformation In
70; - Halloo, there comes right emart
locking girl. Oh, there's m excursion TO-
nas iIon Fall River, i see; she's a factory
! i.n; iE; sna makes four dollars week attend
~ ~ ~ ~. n.'Ed!ss sixteen hours day. This Is
1aa2e aqeAeqn slxty-six cents and seven mills
Hn.1t s9r H. however, khe's no earthly acco1nt.
shes got q beauti u lace, sniendii
form, Is good, honest, ansiahf yirtmons 1nua
earthly account: This "creatnres, oass tnao no
booth No. Is. Mlas Is preparcs hs%ss,f l1oo 1oo
side Of Miss q. They dash int en ~ hslcns- a
braces Of Old Ocean, who ll1no1s Inn r s,reaa ~
ara come to the surface together. Tfe "
tun1ity OF Miss "a has ceased entirely ~ ~ ~
ist. She looks for all the world like tba IL a.
rose Of next summer, while Mics IS ID ieft
blooming alone. Neptune has knocked to
Smash what seeming voluptousness still ex
isttd in the bathing dress Gf Miss p bat on
the contrary has further developed the
charms Of Miss Is, as her wet clothes hug
closely to her handsomely y-chiselled limbs.
Mics "a quits the bath, looking more than
anything else can think Of now, like long
, 1865-08-04

-stas otf Fay&lckn Z Bpecf411Et COW Il the ctr,
thas CAV 1e entirely seiod upou. DO ~ HIh AnS no.
feae n=t.ss 70 fBrsin II yuuI ~. so. c.shSur.u,
f17s fs<r ~Io host, ba!t:.~ aestros1n& your hArrt
cess &c tusrrn proapects IN M1e. He hts MACE tr
sscsi diseases sEd neEvous dsnltY rss suny loR hi
Ia: twect7 Stass, and u therefore tie pc1op vnor,
al sf1ic!et should consult. TO ons cro- tsare Of =,
r:uc-s c1 Els not being cured Iuae be nss been II
tae e:s. F!s REPUTATION kss vouchers lu III ths cit,
pnn+'t. E1s pstacttk Aad the medcal prorxsou both
aee ara ssso"S- n being tha mort sA.Nso specte1:
Is-e asIe thorough Ekstaz OF hta r:oss1fon II nj
ola&5a III. dolT despsir; x.vn biz cs3 n u oily
cefhGoh Occurrence With HIN to GEE snck caxA.
1le roon Art stpzsAss f,r .acla aza s,:tcscr. ard
eht ae&s Complies n the city. Consai;htio9s fssa
ast cottctetial. uf1ee So. I:N Hauta c.s,r street
<osse: CT Aonzo. hajl tock f:cE tic Fc:: s"f.sc.
9oss Oulee Boz 81: C1IcsEo.M n Utse tor=z ncu
ca H.tosP.A
tcaa ror tv -Ga.ae % Hsa..h." panIn.ea aou.h.
u. .tee OF ssE-9t.
Foc.H NEr TAn RAHT1oGAn HoE11.-Doc1c.
B.etloe snre>sz much Of his rtne to she.ra:eq, ct
steA crr* cs7est BY seeset hna.t which yp.cs 18th
un:5 e.. c4lEd uaature tins unfortunate insiF.aual
e. esh bEftress Ct soeiey. Sad er.e. OF saesr
csrly hsb:ss or the e1eau Of ripes 5uks 10 weaken
AID teblla.e tho constitution. dsssroY the passt:N
ond mental r1ntst t!Icirsh ea lenlo tho natural
inanRs, and e1hkaat The vtal eno-k!es OF marhood:
tde pessufc1 ct LIE are nszsa. -e ob.cs u5 nA1.Sr
tsoSts2tsd nnt uxts.auae ltsef tnra crun
oHasins lnili7 and 4rxzuL srca persons, especially
chose contemplating maz:tte, aho1le lnsa no tin. h
askick immediate application. D.. B. ny Ill nss
Treatment H ershs,d 70 !n5nrp 8 speedy Ed pc-Ss.
1cn: crrc.
EE- clce 77o Seth CGk ksuoe.. c:, OF on1oe
iTIS.&1-lE
, 1865-08-04

b., heard re:y singular noEe, ou: gave
the matter lo serieus attention. Dlsins
Tuesday night he awokc and beard the satn.
noise, and finally called his wife's attention
TO The matte-.. They, however, fel: aslssp.
bat to the morning the ssme noise WIS heard.
Mr. PIind]e, fearing that sDme Incident had
happened to some animal, communicated the
fact TO two Of his neighbors, Mr.. Thompson
and Mr.. Reach, when all three started uo the
1eeks to ascertain the cause. They had,
however, sos but short distance when they
CINE to where Lnntz Was 1ayiug. He Was
Sensible but very feeble, and stated to them
bow long he had been there. They inme-
ately took him out and conveyed him to
Fort Lee, where the only medical attend
ancc could be procured. Everything was
d ne for the unfortunate mar, ont he died
the following morning. Ths coioner wa
notit1td ind held an inquest upon the body,
but no clua could be asccrsafatd OF tie
Whtreacout Ct his fricEds. He hid On hls
person silver watch and nesr'v twa del,4rs
Ia Change. IL vas apparently sb@u. dirty
wears OI arc
, 1865-08-04


Tic Bostoo 1dtcrti~r,- ,-whcse late editor Il
U. S. Consul at Alexandria, his q ,e.te. nm.
der date Of July 7th, which slys:
The 1ayaRes Of The clclc:s conti,nc In
EgyFt, although there has been aotar abatc-
in Alexandria. These attained their unsxi.
m mum On The I'd inst, when tue nuulber WAS
tive 1ayd afterwards the number had
lalsen !i to lis; yesterday It had increased to
The American community, wtic:a hsd tapt.
y been spa'sd during The dlrst three weeks
ei the prevalence Of The disease, has ceased
70 enjoy Immunity. oa the ) b Inst. died At
Cairo, the Fife Of lhs Rev. Gailiaa Iausiar.
the estiNable Amcrican Missionary. II.
lamentcd lady has sealed with her Life Io0,r
and nssfnl sttv!ct with 1er husband iu loreivn
lands On tie 9Th Ms. !. c. Par.rla Ii liei
Greek by BIRTH. q citizen OF The Uuitcd
resident Of Alexaudria for the last ten ye1rs
or more. tie was man Of INTELLIGENCE and
biaMe.ess character. Neither Ut these dea.hs.
orueTe, Is assigned precisely to cholera. ycs
As lacy occurred after ahurI and sudden III
lssa, It may be Supposed that the disease,
HnateVef II vas, Vas aggravated by the stute
q e. Inc @ @.tso$phere incident to the presence
ihc English Missionary, the Rev. Mr.. Lie
der. has uted In Cai.o. From tht. infa,fnr
the nost distressing accounts are bfuusht,
At Calo the deaths dal.y ere admitted by
the ot6c!ai reports to number five, six and
seven hundred !; and in many Of tie Inland
villages, Where thu naive popu' alton is with
ful. ''17o'-
a st:crs north wind, which prevailed dur.
;rg the present week, has doubtless bsro the
cause q Inc Improvement at Alexandria. and
as tie telegraph announces tie rise Of The
N;ie n The upeer country, strong hopes are
entertained that when the wave reaches lie
Delta, no# In about twelve days, favorable
fleet may be produced BY its flooding tie
low and s1agnant ssouud.
More than thirty thousand people hare lett
Alexandria, and the departures continue by
every steamship. But ene American yessei.
the tt Canada, canada, Of Bath, remains in port, end
july 9.-I am able to add. Tor tkn no5. hv
The French steamship, that the urinyer 81
3sat1s s9 M.s om os ehGlsn in Als5SaGat ysssf
An ame1Ioration Is also re-
'orted a. Cairo.
, 1865-08-04
TIE WHALING FLEET AT TIE Noaru.--Onr


THE WHALING FLEET AT TIE Noaru.--Ou.
EMP owners arc anxiously awaiting further
news Iom the whaling feet in shs Arctic md
ne OeAot:k, fearing Of course and expec tinc
intelligence Of the destruction Of still more
Ct Ct their ySssels b tie pirate. Thsre is a
Dase p9ss'b1lsty that the captain Of the She
nardoah, rejecting; upon The Information
given by The Sophie Thornton, may hare re-
hn4ui5hed his deyil!sh work; bat the news
brought by tho Milo representa- that he az
pressed determination to destroy the ye5-
gels In the Arctic, and then those In The
0chotsS;: The Interruption Of telesraphIc
communication with the Pacific COAST is fnst
nov peculiarly vexatious. ''
On Friday aud Saturday the ship owners
here eftsctsd insurance upon their TesseIs. at
offices in New York (the offices here har,n~ o.
already tasea thsis llmit). to the amount of
oTer one million of dollars. The rate, Is
Fer cent, Is heavy bu: the sleep Of the in
sufcd L mere quiet, The premium notes arc
lsrgc, but the insured will be better pleased
to pay them than to have the amounts de-
Quoted upon . settlement Of their losses,-
Neto Bedford Icreuru,
, 1865-08-04
INC lftmHi.t, Cuatonl 11ou&o lxa5rar,
NO -StbO, ,OM InV~tve clslur.
~ In nf ft1f x4f ~

s''m-s% Int mixed.
The seizure OF the Commercial Bcnk ot
Meni'hls, ay an ogent OF the Treasury Dc.
Paatutnt, On the eth nlt., continues to ere.
ate great excitement In thai city. The bank
Was The depository Of Custom H.usz 1npuey..
ard is President. Jesse Pa.se, Jr., was one OF
the btnds1den Ct NJ. Carlton, tie Collector
The Memphis Duzstis eays:
6 learn tlat III. C.r!ton s.ld ts0o,u 600 worth
ot to Mr. raec, ma took Lis cheeka
sne ccnstG: S,a i, bsnk for pa,mcn', win iho
= ITO 4. checks Il farSnan. "iu Bsaoss es ecG
Mr. Csraton uas eatl:nbd with Mr. Pspe%e rh.rrs
5hs, ahs qta y nos want 10 ehaags. Mr. Pssa ninted
q Nal. Gen. Wsshburn IL some,tic. yas not
done. and Ns. Carlton made ths desired chan 70 ~
Matters os!s'n'1x mized, Mr.. Carlton, al WASH
thlrtte. to Ar. Paee itr Mr. Pass's cnyck:. ani
then 1ho transfer Of Dir. Pegs checks for PAX.
q aia p lot ss isc !; e'FiSs III:
gsssn,ps Is s sklsludIe:d by he t4ct tsat Sat
conn itg Of 1hy money ereWlih 10 nv iisyspv CIV
Troublesome d1utl4. PethAp. il i,txsd nrcor!,
T'th ,he p,osiessse SPIEL of onr age a any
M 6.t 9nH a:sea yy Fashy i
:. catch b1E-let eTr.y one Of ,hcm be- arrested.
hEub1c Jon" @@s ""' "ne
, 1hc nnt3u:it!es here rushed for the Cus,ou,
l!oute nt The Commercial Bank. Tney teizcl
AT. ParEDso. They l.td In wat (0r others.
They put Mr. lattrusn in Irving B:ock. ue
wanted to give any thoa:aud dosls:s securisy and
20 to1th free and independent c;tlzea urcO
splra 70 their noses sn1 sur they contdn't sc
II, but II h7 hsnled over SIX hnndrgd tnvusand
cellars in gold cotn thoy might Go something Ior
hin. They en1lly eatd ilat as h. WIS a nice
Eoan they w.'ulc tskc q bond foT twy huntrei
thnGtanl dollars. Ar. PIrknan is st II in irving
tsotk. His store. Is locked up and guarded 81
yerr Fs utr LOG x{ntr lM,sa in I'm. -
, 1865-08-04

week for the last threo Sears, aud look Al the
alf4fals aud clea!ances. 1t Is truly an IN
pleasant ccmpaHson with .that Of . few years
r H.; ,. inins OF It. It Is not an untlequ=ns
"a ne for seven foreign steamers to ssll lrom
day. pe'u tD' - IL o'e
Ife time has conc when ne trust our msr-
cnsnt snip owners AID the Government will
awake to tho importance Of our present
s,anolnS as commercial and me,cautile-ma-
, 1865-08-04
"noiesafe ArTchk er Ganb2ery-Tba
Elucksd Guose Changes :rac1lcs,
Ftou the Cincinnati Gszet1e 1,t1

Last Saturday man nRned Geo. Tueket
made an affidavit before Justice True, charrr.
Ing the following named persons with carrY.
Ing Gil gaming establishments Robert Lclir.
Thonus Need Robert Barker, Cha.lns Colt.
eI, James Davis, John Woodruff md Horace
Dedge. It appears Tucker has been "dght-
Hg the uget.' and came Off scratched to ths
amount OF about 100 or s. 0CO, aud not
rtlishing such treatment sppo.led to the Law.
aud ceused warrant to be Issued, caarsia.
the ahoye named a:tfss With keeping gsultnS
Leur, Need {; Co. The warrant was nlared
In the Lands OF constable More, Whu viii
tFo assistants, proceeded 10 make i descsnt
On Nts. lS4 and 1eG Fi.c street, and N,. 3
BAKER street. unfortunately the posse was TOO
small to make Simultaneous descent on the
three establishments. ihey .lsctsd lYi, ns
ths hisl, ana succeeded In capturing the en-
tire pa:apheinal1a Of the establishment.
information was Immediately sent 10 The
cther h.u:es bS gamblers, SO that when tho
cHicets entered tbem no;hInc c,uld b. foauI
~ uennte them as clubbing houses. Com
stable Aortc asrested tho entire party men.
teoltd u the War;snt, and conveyed them to
Squire True's office, where they we're h:id
In the sum Of $50 for their nppcarauce yes
tefoay uointng. Whea The cas-. Was called.
the pfosf cnting witness was missing, and va
UeieEe ms not since bg=n t0nn1. HI has
probably recovered his money, and Is satis-
ne1 tn have the case prosecuted up further.
ibus tEesc c,tn escape the vengeance OF The
Ia" and thusit will ever be, unless cyorY
one VII" loses ehoulA put them through i
similar process, which, by the Tay, is the
onlv mtans ny which to break 4 faro back
The etlut!en has long becn sou-ht. aca We
give II Tor Iht BENEFIT Of all Interested.