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wa. GALBRAfTH, CAM.

EteLnat F.gisa ARs,y II Adss s PEEK iced, r.. Pat
faa Hoteeil aHd others.
IfgoM THE ALLEGATIONS 0g TH2 BILL,
which are sworn %, u appears hat the defsndsats.
Pslsln HBseI Kilissa A. Smith aad Wa. Z. Caldwell.
aEe nan rcsaeBt abssoudias Debtors IL a ordered
that publication he made for four Successive weeks in
EsaaBsEs Whig RStfyiag sia 3efsa3aRt n appear Be
fefe the CbaneeFy Cohr Daadri3ge the "a Monday
Of April next 20 make defenss The bill the uI
be taken for confessed an set Ter hearing PaFts
PISS WA.GALBRAITH, c. 6 "
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

Reba.s Fsiacs. Aaai'r II 4sa.s s Psst, ill., =. b. r.
Hsfar1aaa.
TfR0M THE ALLEGATIONS or THE BILL,
IL whseh sw5rn 10. tt sppezfs that 81 the dsfcsd
aat. Il Esshent abss1dsn debtor II Is ordered
lht pnbIinatisH DO male for feaF successive weeks in
BroWn.sxs Whtg, nosfyng saa dsendant 10 appear be-
fore The CaAResry CeNft II DsBdraEe The 3d Aendsy
Sf April next then aad there make defeHss the bill
the viii e taken for confessed and Tor hearing
ex Farte.
PISS wM. GALBRATTH, C. AM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
WI. aALBRAfTH, CAN.
q. C. Hosk,%.. "a ~. e.. Psssa. Hesssi. ct et
ERoM THE Al4I4EGATIONs OF THE

bil, sAish ssers Le APPEARS iAat ne assnassss
Paston Hess " ksaith snd " Noden,as sbsepHd.
I'd aaa soHs bcyaRa s its 81 i sials = eEaeFsd
pahestisa be made sa sassrssvs hgesslos Whix
notifying aad deeaahi spRasf before she uhsaesFy ceaTt
naadfidge ts - NoHday sf ApF eeS
ssts asass The hs s a se taken fer saafsss.
ps wa 6ALBRAITH, cam
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
uHAncrRY couar- pAEpRrpeE.

ffFtf1 HBF4ff - 80 HffilFs
TdRuM 1fik 8LIsEnaTfgas 0R TIE BILL,
II nhich aso - TO- It nFpeaFs that he dseplast 81.
isa Hsli6 Il Sa rssieat ef - ahscvndt ~ soaeeEs
kesass asasshx ssaless YfscNs tsaa6t - svsa npsn
h aE@faes dat gabllsstisn b ss6as fos fsaf sass
esssiss seeks - nFghnesta Hhss nbtiyna ssaa iseA
aet % Appear Hafs aa ehsnesFy ebsis e etaaFieEssa
tho ID AsNjay ~ ARs ntEtI thsa sRs thsss - sska
istsrse e be Bill sbe s4fe ell b satsa ~ ssstsss
sa.e s9F Rs.FigE ss & 3 :, - ,,,,, 49,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

sd isnAs ase wliIsa wjiliaes and an taslf rsht sna
fiRs hsfen ff TIE terra ef their atafa ess aheh aid
lss f ssnd u tisuaisl 10 Ehaxtils hfaisski thuas -
tf Ilsee ssss che .st " sks hsis sfR smes Pashss
dee y. sud knvwH a. the Wiil4ms Nafebgasa is teHs
seeasd = HtfsAsa Il tha ussle Eleiss bra deee 81
sSs4 gssssatthe Kdemtsa Htfas isAssaafsf saS ~ /
..Ms. 3 49, b. MeuAkSEIs 4 (.
~ q. IS MesksL nfR b fsan. !
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
g WTg..ff hasria.s q. :. W.iiia. ID sElvrs.-.

'fItHE DEFESpAET, wILLIAa q. sEHeBE, bsias
Il Bsas1asdsst Il u ofAsgsd fhat Pablieaiiea -
ais fer fssS sseesssFs usekf IN BfoRniost Hkis,
llfyaf sid desadset g splesf before The cAsaeasy
esast af pkpdfgr 81 tbs ~ A9bday " Ap Hg1l thep
baa fts b Nc dssssg fbe biIi. o. lbEt4he col ke
taken fsf seakses9 sua ~ fof ke2Ffhs e4 pafss
Ffss la.s wm. gAbBRAffH, GAM.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
b. r. F,aakfFs, st AZ - Esssay sssi..
F,aROM TIE ALLEGATIONS OF THE

bs shssb sFpe4Fs Ghsf fhe deseadaHf
sen-sss1sn q assesodng seosF u y osdsfte hs gsb
cae - as4f - bar aesks DraEpiVsn Wig
aetIipg raid agfssdsnt spvrsf Sxrs esneey Cart
- enI4ass bs - hssss Essa Ines saa Aets
= ste sstenss the bH. be
fsesss sRa sst foF hearing psrss.
pa Hnte q f3kERRAFTH q An
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

oedaafy pfeeess 81 eaAnas ssfysa aesn y
aerea that suteatsa o. ss nssT sse@essiF- seeks b
foshsss Wig asna saia asfssisais % sPPssF bssngs
ths eeasssFy csgft BaRSrfs ts - d5aaag - AFfi
bsxt thee nss defense ts bH 80 he aane
sal ss taas9 s9fssfeseassd sE5fsklEf hssEgz p Rsf =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
dgi4-, Ne slia.. Es, " gs',s /, R,st. Patton Hs.vn

U8iasy Ac H,aa, EFIF ef BefiT l. Hest F1ttoa HsssH
asea eshers.
IHaeM THE ALLEGATIONS or THg BILL,
which sworn ;e, il appears that the defendants,
Patton Hswa w. A. sHaiih aud J. W. Nieodemus, are
publication be made foF foar successive Wsks in Brown-
ioEs Hhis notifying said defendants to appear before
tbs cbsnsery Co1t at Dsndridge The "a Monday Of
April Bext heH asd lhefe to make defense the bill
pfss wM GALBRAITH, C. an.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

VoU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
81 Tea, Csffee, Rice, Pepper, spice,
lndtEos Madden. C0Pperas. Alana. Eahdles.
BlaektaFs Bgushsss Hrsokas, Paper, Feass
IR PACE . co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

IF YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
n CLOTHES, deaf ai &c eaH at ,. ~. Pace q C0.As
fhex have haRdsome seek.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

a. W. PsHfsess - sts, o. {. Csa&.Aasks, uis.
FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
a eai shich sYPe1rs the desndast. O.
O. crookssnks, hss sbseao4sd gene beyshd The
Ibis States II y ordered giestsn feur sze-
essEe ses 70 BroSnisss WhG nesyaE sid defendant
sppsaf eeaFs ths CbsBesfy cssFs Da3res son
dag % Apr BsEt there aks dsesss 70 a. b
te El bs - confessed kearnF sE
parte. pa Nm. GALHRATFH, C. u.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Asrysa Estse. q a. e. His. J. Iosssas. - -.
fsROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE

A saieh -. u apeeaFs tkst ne aesredERts
wlEnE j. gokRsan Isn l. osi sna Jsha Ricr, have
seoAaea ana geae hgssa NJ Ai Of h state Il = asdssa
that puhtsssa % Hsde 60 tas sseeosEe wsess n hEsN
eaa Wig. notifying aaia dsfehaAhis spFeAr hsere the
ehaacsFy af pksdfass Ne - Moa4ay q Aprn
eea aaa hegs 70 naAe dssase p Ne e 81 sAe sA b
ta&<n ~ ecafeszea ahd sst fhF hsnFtnx p6Fta-
ea wA- aALaRAFra. G. an
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

= IlIsl rE E' t. 1lnaa =
) LAND SALE. =. J

est 49, a.. ri IA tga@ - = kt1ls ss Sea fta sss
~ tirtae u Wrii q ysndltiaHi Expsass, is3usa
esa shs ehss q he eiefk % ts ftttiet csaff Of DE
laiit Mates mr. ne Eastsfa sFia af eaaatses
tit fh lag # Mash 1885, ~ as dserlaa a Il szpass
% phhise sale fof 1ask is hsAd on the lei day of Aay
kaes ts, Isass One rgst gl Lana q The PFsp-Fs Vt
William Hnaw, and sl bis right and tale ihstpte lsT Ne
tefBs Of bis natural fe, shish ssid FsEk II land Il 81
ussa m iksmtlbl 8 igusfy Tss NJ, sdleAias ne jfs1sE
weslsy pasle. tsages geasfy 4 Bsgtk aBa athsEs
ssaned = forfeited 10 the taitsd States By dcrree u
aid Capsfs ths Nsreshbss tern, isss
So = te ,4iis 81 MeDAHEEb.
T. & RarsAai Dst e. Tees.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Correspondence.

TIE following correspondence Sas handed IN too
ste FOR publicatou last vvesk hs,i viii szrlsiH IL
self now:
KNOXVILLE, TESEr March IL, 1895.
Cl55ssi L. s. Tr0scJri3qs.
We have Learned to-day with profound regret
sa, you yscate the Office Of Provost Marshal Geh-
sra q East Tennessee, 20 enter upon more stir
rirg snd artive field of duty, ct your osn request
T5ar term Of service has been brief but long
saaggh 70 convince the people Of East Tennesses
lolT cyartesy and ggntleuna1ly bearing have en-
aesai y9u 70 al the citizens who have bad occAioa
q vsit yosT afice upon business.
ss- therefore, take pleasure in rendering TO yOu
& testimonial q our prsonal regard snd trust
"a, IN the nee Geld Of service upon which you
l.tsr you wiii not only render yoar country val
zs5ls ssrvios, bsit do hsnat 20 vourseif
We are, very Eesra4Flsl{v
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

JUST THE THING FOR YOUNG
Has,
J.R. PACE cos
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
% e r G. O o % s,
GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes,

Hats, Ready-Made Clothing, &c, 10,
Rhich entirely fresh ffo CiBcnaat purchassd
he oldest and best beases s sst prices
We ash csrefal exAmHatinn % prizes
HsStng that please AZ sho sh purchase.
exptfeared and sscanmodanE gAs pleasure
~ showing gods. sAshsF sts errAsse
oaF nu;ts ri b, "Szek Sales and snail Prosts foe
s Parpose se are desrrmned 10 se Ee the very
lowest prices.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

IN A SHORT TINE WE SHALL re-
q eeiss lsrgs iss II 0aecasss are, aas ss8 As.rt
msaa % tsRecegfes. sAsA s oasF FSdHcsd prSss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

A GOOD LOT OF BLEACHED AND
4 haows DOMESTIC. also Eeoa - ct Csstsa Nara
}. q. PACE CO.
.5tli--4----. afssz esB ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

L AIDES, VoE ARE RESPECTFULLY RE-
~ ouESrED 70 eal sad sxAains iarss esnpsts
aasoytaeHt % Prints. Dress ssOsds. ShRNls,
Etannefs- DeEaalaess ElaseFs. REszlrEY.
Shees. 6c., Hkieh ofsrrf . nrderri prices Al
J. 4 PACE cos
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

GENTLEMEN WOULD Do WE'LL
" ie eenss tE nisrsss ~ ssag sEd sxsuAss large
sseek Of Bests and Shocs ss
J. r. PACE co.'s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
80 Rs1.saa Z s.. :. 80. J -.

EaoeA Haf.sah 4 Sos g. WiHiaa, J. JsLs.os.
FROM THE ALLEG GATIONS OF THE
Il h WHICH 70, u sPPsars fhst th< defendant
aeecsadsd - gone bsyena the limits q ls Stab y sFdsr
"a that BabcaOn ~ made for foar
laws Wig BslYaF .ad dsfsnssf spFesF Chan
esy ceuFt - DsadrdEe s "a Menday 81 AFE lhsa
ard there - make dschae the hii, VII
for eenfssa>d AaA ses fss bearing psrts.
nAslS-4s pfS wd GALBRATTR, CAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
q n Yssss e. rassa Reee;l aa3 Elders.
raR0M THE AII.EG ATIONs OF THE

bl Ntish are ss6ra 10 Il sppssFs net NJ seasnssat,
rsina nses s aao9has4 s4d eeae bssead the aita si
et H3ats u > erdered that kez - tta ,eF
etsxe aseks = hFasAgf WAis astiee ead ashdaat v
asReaf bfs e ekAaUefy coufs - psds1ss ~ % Mca
day u Apfl ntxt ihen aha ake ae5sase 6
Sc III BE tkksa ~ seaiss sas 80 fog hsssiag
PAfsss p@ ua sAtRsstfa, Q y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
- -. sas .etealenl serranl..

esrlre PHgYoss MARsH4L GHsaRAs o. r. TF~S.
KLeEsiiis, TeHn., March 20, 1895.
r. Msssrs T. f. REgs, Join 81. Fleming, charles j.
Hrhaaeg, ~ & Rgt, S. +. Gri6iD, & J. NJ.
LaeEeg 2 DiokEasga, ssld otters
GENTLEMkE- Your hind favor Of the 18th In,
ssrt VS. handed b me this evening, aud Is feceiY-
- N.h the Iveliest eHloti0as -sf grstitI5s. Many
aglihs bcfoye was ordered 10 Eas, Tennessee my
.aeHtsos attracted hy the unfinching loyalty
is people Naiiautiy haa she striyen by peace
--i n1esia ior tbs Old Government snd when ct
a. ~ glgailse frasa, the State vas dragged into
s4 at3abcs Ttt'agnahi u every sentiment Of honor
sI4 ioyAlfy she stood with en- upbr,ken fr,,Bt srg,
zH atamsutina rock against The nEarv hiiioW. Of
zs--ln ard rebellion that dashed sgaipst b,r f,n.,
-sry SIDE She did Rot hssitste 10 vinait.ste by
~ sword, The sentiments pescesbiy ezpresse3 =
t t-.-at-b9E, sBd tbs baBes of her gallant dsad
-5s sast"Hing asooFs of batilehelds are ga end.r
@'--rssnt u ~ sGior and patriotism.
-, e@ Sut nat1sr'a that ny sympathies should
.'.f@ % behalf q ouch people and il was
a. .s''gai that haiisaths order which brought
lA 9sghargiag tbe respoaable and oftimes per-
Hhs du''es of the sfaoo jthk vacated by nae,
'rfiI .t,ialcj by the sole dere II doing equal
- lR-t,ce 10 ali. II my cotTAss bss met the
f51siion II ihe Ioysl people Of tbs csautry q i
~ 80 oi sincere gratitude and great pleasure.
~ ,loa' y e away g. take part ia slst I bere
~ =, Eii - the ci0aisE Genes of tss ,,rssf
- e@F' ken l return if Kind PFoyi-
t. mail tsTinil uIs ~ % do tr,,st II. "a h.
.5 'e,Sa -, "a the hgty cause or sayiev our r,s,
-- god G"verBaaeEt 0"t K's'
gs ~ ~ very , s'sfapes 9f Hy highest regard beg
Very respectfully,
lJIr ObedieHl ssFFaHf
J.. s, TRowgEfss.K
AuiaHei 10th Hifhigsp C.-t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

lsssss 4 Hsasea ss Maya 4 Ifsgs. g.as + Hsssy s.d
EAssfd Hay
TsR0M TIE AI.IsRtl ATIONS OF THE
As shicA are Esefa te ttsaxs tAst iss asasnasnts
sre abseanaba aes-fsssht 3shtafs. u srdsfe4 tat
eqte4sa ee asas eI sat sasesfssse EyskF trsEnssss
cssfl RsaAfss< tks 81 henasy 81 APs neE slsa ana
tbefe rake deRs ~ ~, tAs va - Essen ~
saasssssd AT aet st hsassas - rasses
ssssst HssSs.sasA x Hs A Hssss sssf tats D. Hsary.
gfIlttAH THE ALL lfsti rftINS tle TIL h
IN. nhiFA asessesn "a u spneaea hat hs atenlapal
Sc fesssss ahaaaa seeea hesslgss Asi he
, 1865-10-30

Democratic Primary Meetings.

The " democracy" Of this county went through
the fnrce on Saturday Of elec.inE delegates to
vcnhon 10 Be held On Monday, whether for thepur
pesc OF nominating men TO be beaten at the polls
confessiug thctr unwtlinsne<s to do go, wss not
stated. There were no elections held In the First
Twelfth Or F11th Wards, the l9tter The stronghold
elected. Candidates for superStaors were nomi-
paied In only three Of the Wards:
ssco1d IM7I-Han 9; Stewart, Wm; Basagwau-
e1shnT, 4. Be7g; Jamea NcSeeley, Joseph sloch-
~ 77tss Wd!4iEss.. =, Roberts, George A. Meech,
J. Barrett. Charles Shank, ). l. Marsh, John Con
nely, j. Sc11lan.
fef efsnpefyiser75ohn Tyr.sll;
SiHA 1Tard-Wm. Ruchl, VIM. Dickman, Fred
erick DuFcket. Wm. Harrison.
Sup9yiEor-E1cde1tckB Burcket.
tete5lA VaTd-Thos. Tully, Jr., ]. +. poland,
Jas. Moekler. E, Courtney, i. O'Drien, q. SchaG
Sn9; SCoEior, 6nltss McCleesy, P. CnnahaE, Alex.
ASM ss sorse::, =; 6ilmore. Thos. o'Neil; r..
crssSs. Ea~ssd Suis a Fase seAn h hsssas Goa:
KmM lraa-c. y. willard, J. ". Comet, Jos,
1t,,M Tard-A. b. Bsynn, Jno Walsh, Dr.. II. s.
Hahn, Adam Ambe1g, John Cochran, Theodore
EisssA Hera-Hen.y h.ttesmsn, :: :, v; o.l's nos
II. Ford, Nicholas nar1rt, 7. Fogasty.
1nir<enth Hard-J. ". Armstrong, Pete,
Brnehtendo11 Theodore Weller, David Colbert Pe
fewf<eaA Na1,-F. A. Wlnkelman, James En-
4is, Louis Roth, nichasd N. Burke, frcd Leht
John MclIrgh. -...-
Ftffx;.ts na1u-5ohn hestine, Jacob Endens
Charles Charleston, Jacob Hart, Abnef l. Scranton
A. II. lsobinson, Peter Swanson, Peter Mahr, Jaco.
c;1-s.-tk 1xrsx, r .,,bs4 r.uan Ioh, II Dnr,.,
, 1865-10-30
OPAL PHOTOGRAPHY,
Exquisite San Pfctures-Delirate and
Permanent.

A ncw feature has Just been developed In the fas-
ciEatins ''AH Photographic" OF great Interest to
the hrt lover, and especially 50 to those who call
themselves 'haEd snbiecte," The process alluded
to gives the most e1quisiley delicate results In tbs
production Of sun pictnres while their pcs1uAnency
Is established beyond doubt. Il L. destined to
as @ueh attention . id ihe II 'Is posieSo@sne Il
NC We1c ,ns1ted On Saturday 10 visit tho cheml-
Fassct sltaated On he asst doc. Of Ill immense M M
art gallery accepted, md spent an hour ve.J prof
ftably among the mysteries Of his dark room. We
apaf1si o ne .Usa S@ stoE y ths "a XII
P1esby church nghled By gaa tho walls and
woodwork painted black, wlGrd looking place,
calling up sisions q the temples of enehant1ent ws
We found NJ. Fassctt tntently watching
The WORKINGS Of new experiment, surrounded
by Walls bottles and baths. with mysterious Abels,
promte Of rral discovery IN the realm. Of seience.
y. F. explained the action Of each chemical, used
In producing tho wonderful results achieved In the
pItnre jus: finished, md which Ia noih1n. but the
yer and gold: the three most precious things At the
present time In financial and commercial circles.
ihc laboratory Of Mr. +. exhibits one interesting;
feature-lts entire cleanliness, and perfect order.
Iii. Fassett acts 10 bis experimentation upon the
principle that cleanliness Is nez1 TO eodliness:"
Mr. Fassttt Is one Of the busiest men we have
fetQ 1ulS Maiy QAJ% 1f1!4 11G [1lE ol Elllely. .
claimed TO be the lsrcest in The world. with from
twenty To- thirty operatives, and The constant
throng Of ofv!sitors-cnstouers who keep those op.
pesaliVcs employed ard othcr business callers who
make large demands npon the time Of The pro
prteior-he has his hands fan. It Is really pleasant
70 zee the throngs continually circulating through
those rooms, and TO witness Mr.. Fassest passing
here and there among them. from reception room to
opening room. from labo1atoT 10 painting cal.
lely. Uy ihe way we canno! forbeal to mention one
orthe wonderful teats we witnessed, and which q
by-etandes remarked was as '.guod a ehow1-As.
+. playing pranks 10 au1nse Or rather t'potrify"
parents and spectators were sholdne their eidea''
In breathlese eileuee-until the curtain OF the
camera 1ell and with it the spell and the room re-.
few Of the interesting things to be seen any day at
Fassctts. where We advise those curious to 60 and
eee EDr them nsf1yes
, 1865-10-30

AssArL71sG Az OTF1cEE--Eri Winchester, pro.
ptieto1 Of the Garden City Brewery, was OF sntu.-
dny morning arragned belore Justtce s1nrtcyant On
The charge Of ussaultine officer. II appears th.t
Mr. Winchester WIS riding across ElaIS street
bridge faster tllan WALL aud on being ordered 10
ltnsuaSe. The policeman iherenpon started fo:-
ward TO check the animal. hen Winchester sruck
him With q cnhe, tnAicnnc some painful bruises
lie wns held in The sum Of Fl U to await his trAl
, 1865-10-30

the back window. A hole eighteen iueaea square
Ead been fnwed out OF the shutters, and large
pane Of glass hroEcn to admit them. Goods 10 The
nmoant Of 5000 had been transported to this open
Ing. ready to be foaded on 4 haSrn:e wagon which
was found Standing il the rear OF The building with
Eor1e attached, and which the robbcss had bcea
compelled 10 lcnyc behind. The money drawer was
found TO have been tumpercd with. and &t0 ab-
siIarted, leaving urno:ested nacEage Of $50 IN
g1cenbac.s. The only as:1clc mtsslug, no far as
H unn, te tox OF Alexander Lid gloyes, valued al
fslo.
Three lads, mined Richard Holland, Joseph
Ecarhitn, sad Peter Finder o. Tuesday might felo-
North Clark street and btoke open tsunk, alb
st1scttns valuable gold watch. which ihe5 rsMned
for {11 Encouraged BY The suceess or this exploit,
they shortly ataeF entered boarding. house, on
Kiazie srect. where they stole SO from soldier
md ring from The finger Of The sleeping bar tn.
der. Which they raTned for ss.s. Fearing deteo-
IN his Stale but finding 1t ratnsr lonesome, thc5
returned On Saturday morning. Officers Lansing
and Miller wated on them st the depot and escort
cd them to the Central Station, where they arc now
s1fc under Lock and key. They viii b. brought up
for examination at the Police Court on Mooday
nozning
, 1865-10-30
Child Drowned In a Clstcrn-Sagac1ty
OF q Dog
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We published on Friday the particulars Of the
drowning Of q little girl at Coyfngton. we have
since learned that tho discovery of her body
Is due to The Engncity Of dog belonging to
Indy who resided next door TO the
house In which the unfortunate cbIldlIycI The
attention ofthe lady was attracted by tho dogs
barking and whining, and she went out into
the yard and found him with his fore foot
placed on the box which cncloses the top OF
the clstern, and making strong efforts to either
look or jump In. Size drove The animal away
md returned to the house, but was soon called
out again BY the barking Of the dog ut the els
tern, and this time she observed something
rather unusual in his movements. He would
run ronnd the cistern, Jumping up as Ihc
all the time most piteonaly. The lady finally
looked into the cislern, and, to her horror, dis
covered the body of the little girl. The dog
Ind. no doubt, observed the child fall In, and
instinct taught him to attract some one to her
, 1865-10-30
Chicago Gribnne.
COOK COCtTI ELECTION,
HecnublIcnn Union Nominations.

.1ud..c of Superior ConEt-J. A Jameson.
j,annty Clerk Superior Court]. Il. gstteu.
,ln1gr OF County Coun-J. 3. BfAdwcu.
ClcTk Of County Coun-E. s. Solomon.
County Trra.uTc9], NJ. Alien.
Sca1oo. Cpmm!aziune1-J. F. Ebethart.
Comfy Sur eyut-Alc1. Wolcot.
Associate afuccs-T. Brown. ]. 6cnoeucwad.
Io!ics Comnir-ionsr, n. Div.-Ffed. Gund.
Police Commissioner. s. Nr.--A D. I4ttswosth
TOWN or11cEHb-eoc1H DrylAo1.
Collcctur-lsaac Specr.
Arecteor-I. Fi1uu.
Clcrk-Ihonat Frecse-
ssupe1yiaor-W. s. Cadman.
Assistant snperrttor-E. ]. Whitehead.
1ows oFEKcEns-wEs7 uIy1sloS.
coflcc1o.-r1easant Anick.
Asecseor-Tnonas Shersoid.
Cicrk-Mo4ef Cray.
Supcytsor-W. r. Fnrwell.
Assistant Superrlsor-Joscph Wa!de.
TOWN oFF7cEns-SoR1H DIVISION.
Collector-Captain John Clybou1oe-
AsAessot-Adolph Mueller.
Clerk-Heny .,ahns.
Supenjsor-Phlllip Appel.
Assistcrl SupefvikofChaflce DrandoFG
wARu AND TOWN 6UFERyIsons.
r. Chilsou. 1ltli-S. !. Russell.
al-S. c. Blnlc, 1ath-1acob Erhardt
I-A. Fr1ebie. 13th-Htber Woodruff.
ltl-Dr. &. X. Amcrman. 1sth-Col.J ]. Rniishanser
;th--M. Sch.umuecht- 15th-Samuci Shackford.
;.h--Frcd. Burkhnrt, 1Gth-MeAry Dcycrman.
,th-Np nomination Evnnston-E. +. Taylor.
silly, II. crrstcns, Whecline-Gen. Strong.
Taylor. lake-A1bert Colytn.
lcth-E. Il. Aiken.
, 1865-10-30

By the arrival of the whaleshIp Ontario at
San Francisco, we have dates from the Arctic
Ocean to September oS, up to which time the
fleet appears to have dong yer; TT5s;;i, .2me
resse.s uavlng made large ca:c,,.:asss. cas:c,:as Ship
Louisiana and bark Gratitude, Of this port,
have been wrecked.
The Shenandoah had not been heard from
since June %, on which day she has previously
been reported as steering to the southwark ;
and it Is presumed that We shall hear Of no
further depredations. Wadde1l was Informed
on june u that the war was closed, and scy-
erul captains showed him newspapers con-
taIning the particulars Of Lees surrender, but
he Infected not to believe it; but 1t would
appear that nights reflection cauaed
destroying the whole whaling lcet,
and seek IN asylum and place Of sale for
his ship in some friendly British port, and
he will probably be heard OF next at Mel
bourne, where our "neutra1" friends will
make a mock purchase OF her, as though she
had not belonged to them ever sincs she was
launched. Some contend that she went to
the Ochotsk Sea, bnt ii she had continued the
work Of destruction there the crews Of cap
turcd vessels would before this have been
heard from In some friendly port.
The fires seen IN the Arctic Ocean on tho
Goth Of June, were probably the burning
hnlks committed to the flames The day before,
and which might have drilled 60 fir rs to
cause the supposition that other vessels had
been captured,
The loss to New Bedford will be large, how.
ever, II no other ships were burned than haze
been reported, rs the premiums paid to New
York and Boston insurance Offices amount TO
more thnn tho losses, aud the Atlantic Office,
New York, Which We supposed to have Innde
make money out Of the operation. Bed
ford Standard.