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The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01
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Market,
Grand Haven, Michigan.
ADVANCED RATES OF ADVERTISING.

business Cards, one line each, 81 per year.
Advertising by the column at rates Of special
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One square is one inch Of column or less
Advertisements without special directions as
time will be inserted and charged for until or
dered out
Legal advertising at legal rates. When a
postponement is added to an advertisement, the
whole is charged as for the first insertion.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

The Town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GAINs.-The elections Of Supervisors And
town officers in the towns OF Erie county,
takes place two weeks from tomorrow.
In several counties Of the State "town
meetings" have already been held, and
everywhere, it seems, the obstinate " cop
perheads insist in not dying out. In
Chemung county democratic gain is
made Of three Supervisors which trans
fers the Board from abolition to demo-
cratic control. The same kind of news
came from Steuben. Amsterdam, in
Montgomery county, which gave Feuton
i19 majority last fall has elected dem
ocratic Supervisor and most of the ticket.
--Bu6alo Courier.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro-
vision Merchant, Washington Street, Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the Vic
tor Mills, Tallmadge, dealer in Merchandise.
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, GRAIN and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. lamont 0tta-
le wa County, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01
Interesting Questions and Answers
Relative to the 7.30 u. s. Loan.

Mr.. JAY Cooks, of Philadelphia, who
for so long time had the management;
Of the popular 500 million $50 Loan,
has just been appointed BY SECRETARY
FEssENDEN, the GENERAL AGENT to dis
pose of THE ONLY POPULAR LOAN now Of
fered for sale by the Government, viz: the
"SEVEN-THIRTY."
In entering upon his duties he desires
to answer plainly the large number Of
questions daily and hourly propounded
10 him, so that his fellow countrymen
may all understand what this "Seven-
Thirty Loan is--what are It's peculiar
merits,-how can they subscribe for or
obtain the notes, DC.
lst Question. Why is this Loan call
ed the Seven-Thirty" Loanl
Answer. IL bears Interest, in curren-
cy, at the rate of Seven Dollars and thir-
ty cents each year, on every hundred dol
lars; making the interest as follows:
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

A PORTER in large wholesale cloth
ing establishment in Cincinnati, was
awakened few nights since, by a gang
Of burglars endeavoring to effect an en-
trance through the back door. The man
was fearless fellow, and being armed
with revolver, took his station near the
door, and silently waited for the gang to
enter. The thieves soon removed the
bolt, and carefully made their way to the
safe, which contained about 100000
While they were debating how 10 secure
the money, the porter suddenly turned
on the gas, and cooking his revolver,
sprang into their midst. Being so COM
pletely taken by surprise, they could Of
fer no resistance, and after shooting two
of them, the porter stood guard over the
other one until the arrival of a police
man. Next morning the firm presented
the porter with the SUN of 81, 500.
, 1865-12-15
LAW IhTELLlGEHcE.
Dirorces--NeW Snits--The Rape Case.'
10 Courts To-day.

SCrEmon CoUET-Betore Hon. Jostph y. Gary
and Noa John d. Ju1tson-Stcsens VI. Stevens.
4 bill In chanec1y was filed By Elizabeth Stevens
against her husband, Richard G. Ste1cns, to obtatn
bill Of diroree Complainant ns%erts in her att-
dast that she TIES married to the defendant the
10th oi May, 1885, and that etc has ever comported
hsrselt .. god and au.ttal a.. vile. mind, I'd
sosefs md continual cruelty, in that 6a liz ue.
elected to provide hs1 :a 9f TIE
be has been addicted 10 nabltual drunkenness, aud
ts nov habitra1 dsunka.d. ''1n tender eonstde1a.
Sn sas pFys assS6ton bes o' the bond
untou Stock Yard. etc, Co. Is. Green ct al This
was Rult IN assnmpslt, commenced By the Union
;tock Yard a9d Transit Co. against tho asm of I!o.
atslo,eco. Beyond hepnreaps for Summons, no
hy1ne ys. Dsrne. This was . suit in chaneesy. in
tain divorce from her husband Jnmes Byrne, upon
the grounds Of adultery. The case bad been re-
.e!rrd 10 ira Scott, Esq., Master In Chancefy, to
was died and confirmed the Court issued decree Of
Ityorce and also ordered that defendant pay to her
lhc euu ol $1,000 as allncpJ.
Deal rE. BF5au- This suit WIS continued ycstes"
tIncurr Counr-Before Hon. :. 5: Tiuluas.-
Van ktrk r.. B. F. Qu.mby ct nj: Th!s sntt, The
particulars Of which were reported in The TA1HuNE
given 10 the jury.
Hubbard Is Rothechifd ct a. This was a sutt
brought In assuInpst to recover damages Laid It
*1,(O0 by ssias P. Hubbard agninst the members Of
the 1rm Of Rothschil1 & Adler. The prEcIpe for
summons was the only paper fled
Salter u Nelson. ThIs Vas a suit In repleytn
b.ousht against John 4. Nelaou, sheriff Of the
county, by ChEstian E. salter, to recover posses
stnn Of PIANO. and other articles Of household fur
nitufe valued at $500, and alleged to ba wronEfully
This Court viii not be 10 sessIon to-day, and the
call OF tho docket will not be resumed until Mon
day, when It will commence probably With No. 81.
From that day. the call will proceed with all de-
epatch, though not more than fifteen cases will be
called On any one .day. Tbts week, case No. 80
will be The last called
TECprDEn's CouRr-B<5oS Hon. E. fan BHren.
Frederick Hrunhuber, charged with having COM
milted The crime Of rape upon the person OF his
step daughter child q eisht q nine yesEs o. a:e
years imprisonment al Joliet.
None of the Courts nilt be open today, and the
Court House will he closed. 1nrcs5 being denied TO
MI not provided with masses,
, 1865-12-15

a PosCder-IKouse Contrnvcrsy-7Iayur
Kennedy Touched or By Gen. shert-
dan-tfainofs Troops en- route for
I3ome-Local Military ORGANIZATIONS.

anr-r,,inot. Tro,n. -
1'ol4 AiooPs en- route Tor
Home-Loeal Military Organizations.
Ns'F .as!. nee uwh nnnoef Of Loulsana
@ pnpeEs sa.e .nal, "ai!e they lasor me NIL.
3lal3 osgan,zanon unoet ane Goves00t, they cannot
b. b. eapeesed 70 40 a nnsh. % ss they hays ~ arms:
n ZONE RaItees, 1erss bonhe M ana Sateaiioehes
los e1hnpie. me negfoes are eS1l-di:Poted TO the
Nhi!Sf, dha me papers chafge mat eyil.di.posed
Wn1aes n1s ~ lhe oniaom ol tn1s sale Of hlngt.
lnSatcetoShea 81 rn1ssh, ths local papers say Il y
evident fo all That The military must be organized
ana AIMED soon, 10 order Il 70 aaSra The whiEs pre:
lection The course OF tho military authorities, In
interfering BY ioIca Of arms p protec! Govern.
nEni COTTON agent. changed before the Stafc CouEt
Fth stcang eotton. from aItcst by the Shc:1E will
be eonstde,eA by Gen. caneY Only the Sheriff =
statement ofthe asatt had been published.
-, Cotton M IN Ne~ g1lesas ast1ys; sooo bales s9ld @
Checks on Nc" lotk = premium. Gold firm at
IEH: Freights unchanged The stock Of cotton
is lie,oo8 psies.
cA1ao- Uec. li--New Ut!eaus dates OF the It'll
arc geeeissd BY the steames Won Thu.
The DfAd saJs Col. Stewart, Of the 10th Illinois
cavalry. bad aF1ised there His regiment had been
mustered out, and would shortly arrive IN roa4e
home: IhG3d Illinois cavalry has alto been mns-
tened out, and were soon expected to STRIVE On their
way home.
, 1865-12-15
EROM ST. LOUIS.
bridge BurIllnE on the Pacific Rail-
road-DarIn@ Case or Highway If.b-
berry at midday by a Party Of Sol-

NrGdrR Huruilusy on thu Purft{r TInY1v
,.,.,S~ n..t.,a 80 ~ st1-H.,-.. -. ~
oaa- =. ..ts,.a Sa"e -, u .Sn.aS . .en- 81,
berry at Midday by a Party OF Sel'
dIerx.
rs,oc,-, n..,.,.,, - ,ho r,,,e,.,, r~sh,,a,
laPesao' oespa'eo ~ '''s .measo 4HouaeJ
ST. LOUIS Dee. -.
On Monday night the Laninc bridge, On fhe Pa
cifc raIlroad, vas partially destroyed By fire.
Ihe are vas d1,coscrcd sbont o,c,och In
10 s w. s ",,s'.1."" ae'1s 49,, ue1 ~
,ne motnln, mo eanhRu,snsd ee1ofe ~ 1no bridge
tiscly destroyed. Passenger izalns can esos., but
1t Ia thou.ht nrieht trains cannot The dre ya.
s,s....,.. ~ as ss-, :. e. I.a..,,... '1e nag
es,denus 1he Motk OF IN lneenataiy.
In the criminal court, yestertny, Judge Prlmm
Can't Dancezacld Parker. commander Of Scnoasld
E1TscEe for 1he nav ar ,iof,n Il. p.rks ,rhn hs.
bcsn eoafoed In tic military osjson IN Its citY IT.
eInca last Fehruafy. itis sijeesd that Parks il
eif1r1, ana 11ss never hnen Is fhe s.,rTIre y, he
Gpited sfste1, and thas BE- vas an arrested sithoat I
Ti. Il rhs iii Tase Or IT,, Kind that has eome m
ia ihi1 court, md thc .t une Of the ,1t ia evidence
thst Jnd-e Fru,xo eonsiderE he susrxnsiou of the
Wit Of 1a5eas eons BY Tic rrcsidcnt u 10 1onses
in force. Tasky. We believe Is fmnfisonad OF 4
rharf,. m Nt7nf hrrninr
, 1865-12-15

'he1e we're no common schools, Is the teEn was
uacerstood, cor seqne- ~ hee could not be 20
hlmse az In favor Of two eolIeges-oWing to the
dtaerepce IN climate and soils tu The state.
posite to tic second resolntiou The whola thing
belongs TO the Legislature. md should be left
there. He was opposed to tndorsing all the aeri-
eultursl society Ind done. especially on the mauer
Mr. Re1uolds explained that The State AEzicnltu,
sl s9eies bag neysr d9ne snythsnE N sneis otesal
t. To- = mcettne of asrcuIaifssts held at Decatur
il 1BGa. ''~'''
, 1865-12-15
rag in the opinions Of the dead Sesaatos as arga
1eLh On both siLea of the resolution IN qaes-

meIts On both sidea Of The resolution in qaes.
ticn.
0o5 tus 4o9ss ano oeuats foelgH hs41o9 Gn ~
~ VII xTss 1tt1e e1.n.rore-,93t aAo
4 dinner yas given the 18Th Ohio, the last 1rgi-
n,ent nona that state IN this department. b. the
Ohio Military Agent. this afternoon. at AlexAndria.
Va. Six hundred Ohtoans were present. md
speeches were nade By Generals Schenck. assdeld
and banntng, and CO... Free: This regiment leaves
ios Columbus In few days 10 be muatered ont
....... ----..
ture Treadlne on Gov, plcrpotn1,s
Toe&-EvcfttnT scene in the DIstrlct
9u.-av,. Courr Srncc1, of nanf4l
0A ~
D.ckanson.
WARHtSoT0x. Dec 1l-see1eiarT Seward to.day
received the following Telegram anasrssea 10 hsM
By samuel Z. May. sec1etafy Of the state ol IT.
cgoo: g., ,,e.
sALE1+ Oregon. Dee. u, lsds.
toEegon rat1aed The amendment to the Consatu-
ton Of the United S:ates yesterday. GLORY to
Official news from Acapulco has beco feee1vcd
By Seuor Romero, Mexican MtnHfef. DAtcs are 10
November ash. General AFasrz ttausmit1 ms
details Of an important f1c1oIT pvef ne FRENCH,
obtained by The entc1ps1sing Genc1a utaz. shorty
aftcr his escape nun the oal u WHICH he VAS COR.
docd at Pneoa. Ire national forces ohta1ned
quite number q a1nt, hofte., &c. And also
the papers ot the French commanding oincef. Un
the ID Of Oct last Gen. pfaE had IN interview with
, 1865-12-15
FROM LAWRENCE.

Death Of Col. William A. Barsto1v4 cx-
Governor OF observation-disclosures
ter Eight Degrees Bc3osv Zero.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1rbune.1
LAWRENCE, Kansas. Dec II.
Col. Wna. A. Harstos, Of the Sd WIscousln c1Ysl-
r., and formerly Governor Of that Slate, died a.
Leayenworth, yesterday, Of chronic dlaszhea, con-
tracted while In the Pertce. The Colonel hsld scy-
e.al civil postlons Of trust and resPonslblils~
was, M to The time Of The breAA)~- = ano
co1cpel was at5nt sixty yeara Of arc, aud Va. fas
time Oh Gen. Frcmont's stad, and yas hIpbly ~,
i: ;s.ne med and respected here nt The Vest
Snow has h,i4n 10 tie depth Of several inches in
Northern Kansas aad Eebsa.kA. In this vicinity
tue thermometer ttood eight degrees Sscc.nY zero
With 1fEbt fal1 Of snow. The weather Is ,Yntnc..
this evening, Etb indications Of more snow.
, 1865-12-15
FROM FRANKFORT.
The bourbon Lrgtx1Ature-Lfkt OF Ellis
Passed Yesterday.
{Spectai I)cspatcb to the Chfe,co Tribune.

The bourbon 1rgts1ature-Lf*t Of Ellls
Passed Yesterday.
{Spectal Despatch to the Chicago Istbnne.1
FRANKfoU1, Er., Dec. II.
SENATE
The scats of 4. S. Allen and l.. 3. Gocgln wefc
declared vacant, and the Speaker requested TO order
0 pcw election in each case-
The House hill to rrpea1 the cxpatrtaslon hw.
unconduionally allowing Eucr1llas and atf Other
rebels 10 vote Without takn. IN oath Of allegiance,
ua.ec1-yeas ., nays L. Adjourned.
uoCsE
Hills were passed repeating the Law to provide
civil remedy for Injuries done By dit]os1l persona
to nasdon ii! pcrrons who have committed trea son
.,san., Kentucky; TO repeal the Law requiring 1u-
RUS 10 take an oath 10 amend the election laws 80
as TO repeal the Law prohibiting lcbcls from hetnE
considcIed political party.
All tlt,e t'assed BY tfjrt parry vote. Adjourn
I'd.
Lei this Legislature continue to truck1e 10 rebels
md the people will ntise and ewecp their party
IRON the S.alc.
FnAsKroisr- Ky.. Dec 14.--1n the Home today
Dir, Srnny one.rd teecartioDz, witch wcsc osdefed
printed nfd rcf-Ercd 20 the Committee On Federal
tlelatiour thai thls Assembly heartily approve OF
1hr action OF the latt General Assembly IN }ect!n.
tic proposed amendment Of the Constitution Of
the United states, and bclscve tsAt Fote 10 be
nualils, aud at this Assembly has no Fight OF an.
hori.s TO consider OF so;e upon this measure uu1
if slall lw again passed ospEoposed by Congress.
, 1865-12-15

The French Minister Sends to His EE11-
pefor for More Explicit Instructions
Talk In tho Foreign Relations Conn
mitteeA OF Con.rcss-Thc Recoustruc-
tfon Committee and Programme.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
WAsuHGros, Dec II.
The Aa4Istani Secretary Of Legation to the French
Minister herr tas sailed for Europe, CHARGED by
Count Moniho1o. 70 nake pc7nua1 representations
10 the Emperor OF the public feeling here and Of
the temper Of Congress With reference to Mexico
aud to bring hack more explicit Instructions for
the guidance Of the Minister. The Legation here
secret. but he IL known 10 have been among the
passengers by tho Scotia.
Tt ASase passed ia seps.?3tc 3s,ea form ne
plcdeins !lseu to rc5cr al Southern credentials to
The Reconstruction Committee without debate.
MI. Naymoud md fire Other Ncw forkesf, kssson
Of Iowa, most Of the Border Slate meu4 and some
pthes fell Of from their former action On this l1at-
tt4, bui still the majority was overwhelming. The
efforts 10 eet Tennessee IN VIII therefore prove m.
avniJfug The distinct pledge Was Madc In the Sen
ale cancrs 10 Trer Ill pspcrs the subject 10 The
eamc committee, and to lay soutlleta credentia!s
oa The liable. aWaidnE lis report III. UooLtt!e
WIS The only epsof VIC oeeaeo s,tent TO- tne hrna~
thrEs npest;nn* M Il the Senatc wttlsont having
sEaited reasoustle time On the committee for liz
fhe yirssma Legislature Is conhdenny e1ps;tea
10 pnm. tomo1o oW fhe bIlI poE bcIote 1t repenllnE
,lae whole batch Of Laws on The old etatnis books
concerning nceroes. They are hnHTingt It th.oaSe
Statc,
=, The expenses Of the Paymastcr'a Departu1snf ID
t1ie past sear hase been upward Of <aSo OK, ,ooo.
1ae ScIatf patt ol TIC joint ReconsIAct1on
EoMMi1ee IL likely to be chosen In caucus- sum
p1 PEI nhaG{Ftood to aspire to the chatt1uanshlp.
mentioned. ~ ~
The eniosies On Mz. ceuaner, today were of pna-
euai Qnhlty and humber in both tonses: Fesscadsn
ane SUMNER IN fle Senate, and Morrill, and Raymond
tssoas 3ttcppt= ~ssc made n seve.al speeches 10
, 1865-12-15
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Proceedings In the Legislature fcstcr-
dny.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbuue.1
1Sp1ANAro1Is, Dec. II.

Proceedings In the Legislature fcstcr-
dny.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuue1
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. IT.
Tie SENATE met at9a.m.
AF. Dykes presented remopstFanca from cfti.
Of Goshen against the rcpenl Of the ae tncor-
posatiDE mutual insurance companies.
The bill providing for tho removal Of county ecas
On q yote Of txothirds OF the voters At previous
Congressional election, WAS discussed at lcp.th.
The amendment offered By Mr.. Eoyts providing
for remdusttaDtc, vas rejected. Mf. D0wner ot.
fe.ed substitute. which wss adopted, providing
test thetame The btli was thea fead third time
Tie Special Committee on ruluc Debt returned
striking out al alter the enacting clsusc and In.
Ths As1ieal,n1sl College bill VA. again taken up,
The latter insisting on leaving politics out Of the
matter. The further consideration Of tho bill WIS
bills were passed providing that when streets or
alleys are racated the land occupied shall revert
to former owncss authorizing plank road and
other companies 10 en!er upon adjsean. lands; 70
the relief. Of county odjeers whe failed to make
enumeration Of dogs as provided By law-
asas as g &c coesa 5p
further consideration postponed TIL tomorrow.
The following bills werc passed: Hn raising
fees Of County Clerks, Auditors. and Recorders,
from ten to flee0 cents per hundred wotis, couut-
ing lace Of duplicate, and County Commissioners
fees from three to nse dollars per day; lesnlizng
;he ast1en % e t sse aea BG5 = Sad q
10 ctosc out unfinished business. Adjourned.
HpueE.
The Rouse met at 9a.m.
l. HessaEe nem the Senate announced the pas
The rnnrnfffre II trhon ,x.a rnE,r7r1 4bo 3o1rt
, 1865-12-15
Horrible Affair In NHcon C0untF. NO.
Homicide by 3ndEe ERsicJ.

E4UiA A&cE 4AA hlL9 t5IV-J 4dAIVL> ISpF. SLtJ
We regret 10 hare to record difficulty In
the vicinity Of LaPlata, tn our ncighborlng
county Of Macon, the particulars Of which
are rs follows; Judge: Easley, an old and
esteemed citlzed, was called on for advice BY
q young man named Cooley, and his Goo
ley's) mother. Young Cooley took cxcep-
tsons to the advice given. Some days after
Judge E. called on Mrs. Cooley on other bust
ness, and while at the stable attending to his
horses, the young man Cooley made his ap-
pearanee, and made inquiry Of lit
lie boy as to The whereabouts Of the
Judge. Cooley then entered the stable, and
not seeing Judge Easley, be deliberately drew
q revolver and shot aud killed one of the
Judges horses. The judge then made his
appearance, and, supposlng Cooley would at
tempt to kill his remaining horse, he picked
up stick and struck Cooley several blows,
from the effects Of which he died day or two
afterwards.
Judge Easley is seeking m investigation o.!
the case, but up to this time no one has taken
steps to prosecute him.
From ill the facts, we infer there was no
intention on the part Of Judge Easley to kill
Cooley, but only to protect his person aud
property. Before the shooting Of his horse,
md Cooley'A threatening demonstrations at
the stable, Judge Easley did not know that
any particularly unkind feelings existed be-
teen him nud Cooley.
, 1865-12-15
FROM RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Dec 13--Thc resolution In refer
cnee to pnfdop Tor jeff, Dny1s was taken NJ. TO-
day, in the uonsc Of Dcleeates. Mr.. Stevens
offered substitute, recommending pardon for all
political prisoners, believing that the prosperity
thereby. Mr. Jones opposed my consideration Of
the subject, as it would launch the House into tho
troubled sea Of Federal politics. On his mottou
New foBK, Dec. 1.-THE Heratd,s Richmocd
correspondent says the election 10 I'll vacancies Of
State officers has been postponed until the a1st
init.
Ihe General Assembly passed resolution ap-
pealt1g to tho President md Congress to postpone
the collection o. the Lind tar Of 1885 tor the present.
and to permit the State TO assume the payment Of
revenue That accrued previous to the appointment
of collectors and assessors in The districts OF the
State be indefinitely postponed.
, 1865-12-15

body 6IeIgh-FtdioG.
ispccta, Despatch TO the CHICAGO 13bunc.l
ST. rAU1, December II.
Tue euvw has blockaded al ouEral1road8, 20 that
no trains have run for two days. The nzst trains
tince Monday gol through to-day.
The mercury supged from twenty to fTenty-hse
degrees below 1eso, last night according TO iocA@
tfou. The highest ranee to-day has been three dc"
.:reef below zero.
Evesyboay L slg5gh1tding.
, 1865-12-15
FROM NEW YORK.
The Fen1an 11abroEl1o-Sefzurc Of
Arms in CanndA-Ne1Vfoundl Elec-

The Fenian 1nlbroGlIo-Sefzurc Of
Arms in uCanadA-Ne1gfountll Elec-
tfonH.
NEW ToNk. Dec. 14.-Adyices IRON Toronto
mention Important seizures Of AIMS, supposed to
tc consigned for Eenlan war, within the past few
dBys.
Returns from Newfoundland report the election
favorable to the scheme of confederation Of the
British Provinces. The measure will be strongly
urged the coming winter.
A letter from MeS.eo eays that the Imperial Gov
efnmtnt bud arrested seserat Americans on charge
Of tympathfzinG With the Liberals, md sent them
ont OF The country One. a Major Of the United
States army, had been missing for several days.
Previous 10 hts disappearance It wns known that
secret parties Hcre afcr him. 1t was rnmo.ed that
somc Americans were killed.
The Uc57l this morning publishes full state
ment of the nmonnt Of money received bY the
Treasurer OF the Fepfans for thirty days ending the
10Th of October. The largest contributions nerc
from the West. The quarrel between the Feninn
.'ena:c md Cabinet sti1 continues. The senato Is
rete1sinR assurances OF support from the Vest and
some Eastern States. but New York 3tnte gener-
ally supports the Cabinet 4 Fenlan meeting, last
night, passed resolutions 10 support O'Mahoucy.
and voted that the ten ma1contenf senator. should
be expelled from the Brotherhood.
A Telegram FROM Alabama brings intelligence
t1,at Col. Fo1syth, Of Mobile, has vacated the
Mayo1a1ty cha1r IN fayor OF Gen. Wtthess, who had
taken The oath but had rot been pafdoued,
, 1865-12-15

Heavy verdict Tor Seduction n-Hfch Dis
coreTY OF Lead Ore-Thormometer 6
Degrees below xero-fktyeF Frozen
Over.
tspec,nl Despatch 10 the Chicago Tsibunc.l
DrDuQuI, Dec II.
The case OF Sutherland W. orr1peck, In the
District Court Of this district was terminated to-
day. Sutherland eued 0yerpeck for an alleged &C.
duction Of the formers ufe, laying his damasrss ut
$4,000. Tha evidence showed that 1izs. 8. had
borne yesy questionable character, aud that she
had supported herse1fa and husband By the wages Of
p1oatiution; and yat> to eycryhodys surprise, tho
Jury returned verdict for p1atutif, allowing him
x7.M0.
Winter begin in earnest last Tuesday morning.
This morning the muzcazy stood at degrees BE-
low zero.
the Ice b1idgc began this morning.
4 new dfscoyeEy Of lead haa Just been made
hafe. The lead Is one OF the richest eyer found In
this region. Mining Is quite lively, and othe1 dis
coset1es are reported.
, 1865-12-15

Despatch from Rresidcps johnson 10
the 1'roytA1onal Governor.
NEW ionk- Dec 4.-Ihc following news ap-
Ps'afs IN Late GeorEsn papers:
WASHINGTON, December 11th.
The Governor elcct kill be inaucusa.ea. which
VIII not interfere with the rruyiEionsl Goyernnr
fon T!A receive Instructions in few days. viii,
reEafa 70 being ecliered. Why can't you e,ect d
5chasoT; would not Ifeue CON missions to man.
aHfs ot leave thai for the INCOMING GOV.
<a1or. W are under obligations 10 yoa fos thr
!.ohle. efficient and patrotlc manner ii winch soa
l,ar, and ynn will be snsalned l,y The t;oyr.nment
siEned, ANunEw JoNxsos.
A committee has been appointed 10 whit On Coz,
Jenkins nbh learn nhcn II will +ui him to lie inau
.urnted. Il ts 1udcstood that he desires to knnx
lis 1cal stdt4s before taking office.
, 1865-12-15

Weather KepoFt-Trial Of Chilly for
Robbery-AftcrnoonM Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
A1LwAuKKE, Dec. II.
The case Of the State agalns, John J. criily, on
an Indictment for the robbery oil VanCotts Iexelty
storo last March, was given 10 the jury this evening
The trial hus occupied three daye
The mercury for the last twcuty-four hours has
ranged from 50 abose 10 100 betow zero.
At the afternoon boarl wheat YVES Arm. with sa1es
ot " 0U Of No. spring at Il .:E3Go1.3t cash; SIS
sellers ard $l.A buyers option ali Uecember.
, 1865-12-15

SAN FnAEc1sco, Dec. 1a.-Mintns stocks arc d
little stronger Ophtr. 30: Savage, go; Challa,
Potosi, IL yellow Jacket, 80; Gould S Curry,
80: Legal Tenders, 6713 Coal oil 115.
Clcared-Ship Olago, for New uedfori.
o. n. king WIS executed today at feaalia, kor
the murder of j, n. Rogers.