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SOME two weols ago a young Italian prest arriv-
ed at New York from Cuba, and was made the VIC
tim Of an ingenious conspiracy. He was robbed
three purses OF gold Through tho perseverance,
Of tho detective police officers, the thieves were
raced to this city, nud through tho assistance Of
Detective Dunn they wero arrested in Commercial
lt{eet $4,000 worth Of tho property recovered, and
GSfascale returned to Now York,
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ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

aS- 1t completely neutrazcs the peculiar syphilitc
poisoR and eradcaes every particle Of tho tint from
the sy stem forever.
az This is not o remedy that MAY CURE, but one
that DOES and WILL CURE without failure,
when tnken according to directions.
RS- Neither is Il q remedy to bo tried, but thst
has been tried and thoroughly tested In OF the
very worst OF secondary and tertiary Syphilis
and in every Il made complete cure and gave the
sufferer new lease OF fc health, strength. and happI
ness
or Itis now being used and recommended In their
private practice by some OF the most eminent ply
clans IN the United States.
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FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PHYs1o1ANs

Drs. Duggsn, Barnes, and Kink, Of Wilson, N. O.,
certify "that LAwREECE'S ANTESYPHILITIO is
efficient aud valuable remedy, and that has perform
ed remarkable cures"
DR. Blake, OF Baltimore, Nd, says; "Your remedy Is
performing truly marvellous cur cs In this city"
DR. Smith. OF New York, writes: az have fairly teet
ed your AN NTI-SYPHILrTIO In as bad / could
ind In tho city, and In every instance It made
pletnd rapid cure It really seems to possess anos.
magical powers"
a5- Wo could procure numbers OF certificates from
paents but OF delicacy would forbid them from
signing their full but certificates OF small i'm
porance any how. far trial will convince the most
sceptcal OF tho real merits OF tho Medicine.
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LONDON, August "a, 1896.
james H, WehIi, ESQ.,:

James A Wehk ESQ.,:
My DEAR SIR: As you going back to the United
States. must beg you to remember kindly to the
Messrs. Chickering Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Piano-forte-ds good Instrument nink
as tuds erer turned out, both in touch and tone.
Wishing you, &c., I remain ever truly,
II +. BBOADwOOD,
Firm Of I. Broadwood h Sons, Pianoforte Manufac.
turers, London.
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,ORTANT ORRTIFICATRs.

ROCHESTER,, N. December 28, 1851.
Mepars. p. II. DRAKE & Col have bean great sui.
Dyspepsia for three four years. and had TO
abandon my profession. About three months ago
ried the Plantation Bitters and to my great Joy
nov nearly q well man. have recommended them In
several cases, and, far know Always with signal
benefit I am, rey ypectfully yours.
Rev. J. g. CATHoRN.
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LONDON, January IA. 1865.

James II. Wehi, Esq:
My DEAR SIR: 1 have great pleasure In asking youto
convey TO Messrs. Chickering the EXPIRE sion OF my
highest approval Of their instrument Iss 'ider.
not merely the best instrument OF American msnufao-
ture that have tried but Of the ues Grand Piano
fortes tina, has under my observations; and
the Messrs. Chckcring may we'll be proud OF having
turned out from their mandatory an insrument
which, for touch quality, power and workmanship It
woud bo very difficult surpass in any part Of the
wido world.
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
OHAS. u. COLLARD,
Firm Of CouaId Collard Piano-forte Manufacturers
London.
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LONDON, July 20, 1865.

Hestrs. CAickering d Song:
have Just been invited by Messrs Coliard to
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by YOU aud
hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. @. ID. Collard That IL is the finest In.
strument ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen, most faithfully Yours,
j. L. HATTON.
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READER, STOP ! PAUSE ! THINK

Haye you been affected with Syphilis In any Of
Its rns II do not the fearful risk Of entail
ina horrid diseases children and chdren's
children to the third and fourth generations but be
positively sure 70 drive every vesgo Of the disease
from yonr sy stem ut once, by taking LAWRBNOE'S
ANTESYPHILITIC.
or 1t has heen remarked by celebrated medical
writer that II Syphilis aud s effects could be stopped
half Of the diseases that aict the human family
would disappear"
Ad- This valuable medicine Is pleasant to tho TASTE
has adeghtu odor and Is not In the least Injurious
CO For sale by all ruggists and
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ps- FTCHi TToHi TTCHi RATOHi

n8 TTCHi FTOHi TTCHl SOFA T O HI
SCRAToHl soRATOHl wHEAToN's OINTMENT
will cure tho itch In 4s hours Also Salt Rheum,
Ulcers Chblans and all Erupuons OF tho skin Price
so cents. For sale by all druggists. By sonding go
sonts to WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agenta, ITO washing
ton street Boston, 1t will forwarded by mall, free
postage, to any part of tho United States.
Jnna4 0moa
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PH1rApRLPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1867
RHspEorEp FnIHND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by tho OF thy Plantation Btters. Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
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Peterson & Brothers have published in 12mo.,
neat neat cloth 5 binding clear print 224 pages the tale
that IhaSkerays nae daughter serialy printed in tho
Story Of Elizabeth, This narrative got many
readSrs in its provohs shape, because Of the pa-
rentag& of its writer and kept them becanse ~ The
womsnly tact and simple skill which sho avaiIed
herself Of, fo make an engaging book. Tho char-
acters aro English, though tho scene is chiefly in
Paris; and the heroine meets many Vcissituaes
that draw out the finer qualities Of it's authors
TASTE
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i. c.. A. r.
DIR. LAWRENCE'S
O Il L e B r A II H D
ANTI-SYPHILITIC,
FOR THE CURE OF SYPHILIS IN ALI, ITs
FORMS.

THIS EXTR RAoRDINARY AND TRULY yaLUEABLE
l. Medicine is prepared with tho utost skill and
by regular graduate OF Medicine and Pharmacy, from
fresh SOUTHERN MEDICINAL ROOTS AND HERBS,
and ia therefore
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Our PoRT.-In tho last fortnight tho port of
snco to the eye OF tho observer realizing tho fact
that we can boast Of being seaport town. Quito
forest Of vessels has enllvened the waters of the
port is more available than our outside neighbors
would suppose that the bar is not 80 shallow after
all as tho entrance Of the Nashville on n certain
energy and enterprise to develope our resources,
and facilities to hold out Inducements to tho out
SIDE world, which We .truet tho speedy completion
sion to the interior will doubtless accomplish.
Open an ayonuo for tho transportation Of the pro-
ducts OF the country adjacent to tho nearest sea-
Increased. We arc hopeful Georgeto,on Times.
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SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, III. I
FHbrpArv II 1613

SHHRkAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, IL,
February IL, 1683 !
MRsspB p a. DRAKE Co.:-Pl-ase send Us another
twelve Of your Plantation Bitters. AS morning
sppezer, they appear to have superseded everything
else and arc greatly esteemed.
Yours, 40, GAGE Waltz.
Arrangements arc now completed to supply any do
nand for this article, which has not heretofore been
possible.
The public may rest assured that In will the
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BTrRns be
departed FROM Epery bottle bears the Jdcsmin of our
signature steel plate engraving or e ednn0t Be
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BrrTxns IN
bulk by he gallon Is sindier aad inposter. Beu
of reed bottles See that our Private Stamp ii Ushu
rII.arEp epeTy cork
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealers throughout
the country.
P. b. DRAKE g. CO., New York.
AIr,l 20 fmwlvr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sy AWAY WITH sPEOTAOIiEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spootaces Doctor or Medicine
Enmphst mailed free roceist Of ten cents. Address
q. d. FooTE, ~ D., No. 1I3o broadway, New York.
Eoyemberg
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s6- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIOIAL HU.
NAN EYES nado to order and inserted by Drs. r
BAUoH and p. GoUGELMANN formerly employed by
RoasowEEAu, OF Paris, No. 500 Broadway. Now York.
Aprill4 Tyr
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Teionials from The most distinguished Artists in Ryope
| 10 Ae,,rs. ChiokeTin0 6 Sons:

7e,aonias from The most distinguished Artists in Europe
10 Ae',rs Chioksrin0 d Sons:
LoEOoN, July 49, 1866.
Chickerng & Sons, OF Boston and New York have.
sna so 1 excel
soush and d for concert
II The pE.T aayE SEN OF MsauTao4DnD sDnD
AnABELLA GODDARD. IGIGLo REGoNDI.
JULES BENEDICT. J. MOSoaILRs.
M, NJ; "; HALLE Prof.; OF confervatoire do
SaAs sRiSLHA hHfaG hIeHAnDs l ulH oHAppHL.
RENE FAYAhGER. Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. certs London.
Among the ohierpolnts of excellence Of the oh,ohsr.
copgratuaiory Testimonials to the Messts heEerns.
the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Of
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and
al al surpTisng duration Of sound the pure and
most delicate or powerful touch.
During tho past forty years this arm has mann.
1000 PIANOS,
In the construction of which they have introduced every
bly, been selected aud used by all Of the worlds ae.
koedged great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
THALBERG.
I consider chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best have ever seen In America.
GOTTsCIIALK.
Ieonsider chicfcrng sons' Pianos superior to any
They unrIvalled for their singing qualities and for
The harmonious roundness OF their tono There Ia a
perfect homogcneity throughout all tho regsterg The
upper notes remarkable for oearness and purity
which do not hnd In other instrument whiis the
ia distinguished for power without harshnesa and
for magnificent sonority.
wEHLI.
Your Pianos superior to sny haye ever aean On
this country or in Europe. 80
have never heard tono 30 perfect; Il ,te,sa ovor,
expression that fs needed In musio is ouality In
capable Of change to moot every aentiment Tbis ian
power. and 10 derived from the perfeo nnrn %
balanced touch. "
PoZNANsKI.
During tho past oight years have eonstant,v ,,..a
upon the justly celebrated Erard Pianos; yonrS arn S
only instruments that have found eihsr bor o .o
Europe to equal them in all their points of exsIsnc
It may bo satisfactory to our patrons and t.,.,a
among tho pnSe large 70 state that havo
Waited or are now residing in the United States s
whose names besides those above, append: ~" "a
LEO DE MEYER, GUSTAV ahTTrp
ALFRED JAEL. J. BENRDIor "'
II. kAEDERSON. NJ. STRAKOaorT
r. HoFfhAS' ARTHUR siPnIh6NN. iSPSdhiEN.
And many others.
s.s;s.c 81 IT ILLgsTaATED ALBUMS AND PRIOR Lists
WARE-RooMs,
No. 652 Broadway:
IN n E w Q r X.
HA-RPS.
J. F. BROWNE asco.
rrAHp rfIuupI orrppoo ry.,-
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aE- C0LGATES HONEY SOAP-THIS DELE.
GRATED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand
made from the choicest materials, is mild nnd
snouicntin Its n:turc, frngrnntly ucentea, snc
extremely bensfi In its action upon tho skin. For
,ele by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Eahr
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ns- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AN ESSAY
OF Warming and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases Abuses which proetrste the vital powers
with sure meaps of relief Sent OF charge In sealed
lctter envelopes. Address DR.. ]. sKILLIN HoUGH.
TON, Howard Association, Phiiadelphls, Pa.
August II Smo
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8. T..--1880.--X.

Another wonderful Ingredient, Of great use among
the Spanish ladies Of South America tmpartng beauty
the complexion and briiancy to the mind, 10 yet
known to tho Of tho world, and withhold
ita name for the present.
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Which tho evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It estimated that seventenths OF all admit ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. Tho hillary
secreons Of tho liver overfowing into tho stomach poi
son entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long research, able to present tho most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare Diseases
the world has produced. Within gear SIX
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION DrTTBRs, and not instance Of complaint
has como to knowledgoi
Ills most effectuai tonic and agreeable stimuant
suited to all conditions OF life.
The reports that relies upon mineral substances for
s active properties. wholly false. For the salts
faction Of the public, and that patients may consult
their physicians, append list of its components
CALIsArA bARK.-Celebrnted Tor over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia
Weakness. eto 1t was introduced into Europe by the
Countess. wifs Of tho Vcoroy OF Peru in 1640, and
afterwards sold by tho Jesns for ns enormous price o.
iscioh in silpeT, under the name Of Jesus Poc
derI and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
Of France Humboldt makes especial reference to its
ehrifuge qualities during hts South American travels
CAsoARtLI.A BARK-For diArrhes, collie and diseases
OF the stomach and bowels.
DANpRLIoS-For Inflammation Of the 1oins and drop
sical affections.
. CHAMoMILE FLowRRs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowEns-Aromstic, simulant and tonic
highly iuvigorating In nervous debility.
INSTRUMENTATION scrofuln rheumatism, etc.
hHIsE-An aromatic carmnative; creating flesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also olovebuds. orange carrawsy, corihnder snahe:
root, eto.
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Receiued during the month Of August, 1866.
LONDON, July 25. 1867.
MRssns CnIcKERISa & SoSs-Gents: have much
pleasure in enclosing q document signed by the frst
composers. musicians and profess In Europe held
your Pianos such high estimation (pde my certfh-
cate) that Ielt my duty to take OF them with mo
to Europe to ascertain tho opinion OF my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward che t!nle letter received from my
inn To you.
have the honor to be- gentlemen, yours very truly
JAMES NJ. WEuLI
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.

THALBERGS OPINION.
copside: Chickering Sons Pianos. beyond COM
S. THALBERG,
Chairman Of Jury Musical Instruments
, 1866-04-05
From INDIANAPOLIS.
Annual 'Conelave OF Knights TeApiar
Supreme Court Of lndaana-1ov.
HanFfs>vt9n

Annual 'Conelave OF knights ToAplar
supreme Court Of lndlan&-Gov.
moFtousa Health.
TSpecisI Ueepatcb 10 the Chicago Tnhune.J
laDLAhAroLtH, April 4.
The Twelfth Annual conelsve OF the Grand Com
rnpndez5 Of knrhts Ttmplsr OF the State Of lndi-
an. which has been in sesalon for tRo DAYS paet at
Mrtonic Hail. adjourned to-day. Seven Of the
eight subordinate cammandety's in the State were
fully represented. The following a1e the otDee.s
for The ensuing year: Sss Harvey G. Hs.elefigr. Of
Lebanon. Grand Commander; Sir 1honas Newly.
Of clCxmbndee City, Deputy Gnnd Commander; siF
Day,d P. Whedon, Of Fort Wayne, 0szpd General
ttssmo; Sir Geo. T. Hawk. Of New Albany Grand
Captalp General; Sir Chs.. Fisher, Of indianapolis,
Grand Recorder: sIr 1nouss q. Lynch. Of Comm;
bus. Grand rYe4te; sir Thomas fa1efson. Q!
Anrc Snnd ssa9r Ms.ae1 M is s W. e
Ciinr1tnst' Of Cxp,levfll, Grand standard Bearer;
Sm Geo. u. rorer; Of New Albany, Gsaad sword.
warden: Sit Albert A. Wilson, OF 1ndlsnapoAs,
(;,1nd sentinel. .....
The Grand Conclave adopted regulation uni-
trimmed With bisck, and the suord. One new
cbarer WIS er1ntcd for 4 GommAnde1y 1t Kulrhts-
Town. The lcmmaudries ut laporte, War.ew
and Tc1re uaute not tartng completed their or
Ean,zaltonr. their diepcnsations were continued.
held At snelbyvisle N April next.
I.a business and adiouned. the time 10. 1t. coniinu-
nncc having expired. A large number OF Claims
aEninst the Stale could not be acted upon, and
must lie over till the nfxt session OF The General
Assembly.
The Jndres Of the Supreme Court are now In
sesson at Chambers. and are closing up The docket
al the Eaie Of about ten casea each day.
The result of the Connecticut cleo ion gives the
Mtmot1 satistaction 10 the Union men. They thiak
that johnson must nov cither draw In bis bnrns or
70 wish the Copperheads altogether.
Julian II undoubtedly nominated 1or Congress IN
Inc Btu district. flir minority over Gray In the
primary election viii be between 800 and 901
The Old Tabernacle building II being demolished
and rill be removed from the Court House square
ut once.
Governor Morton Is ssin in New YORK and Is not
expected home for week or more. His health has
been wore of iatc. but he IL come better to-day
GovEn0E Baker, With rome Of the directory Of the
Soldicfs' Home Ats0cia Ion, went ont TO Mluneua
Springs. rome ten miles northeast OF this city, to-
day, to consider the advantages Of lhe place is u
location Tor the Home. The Board Of Directors
meet u the Stale Houke tomorrow.
, 1866-04-05
FROM MADISON,
The Recent Freahet i'm Wl&canslu-Se-
Fions Damage to RAllroads-Lcsit.

The Recent FreAhet i'm Wlxcanslu-Se-
Tfons Damage TO 8Allroads-Les5t.
lntive.
Especial Despalth 10 the Chicago 7rfbune1
MAu1soN. April 4.
Additional dnmarc by freshet Is reported. The
costly railroad bridge, on The r1airie du Chen
Na'Goad. near Spring Green, is swept awny. 1t
cannof be replaced for come weeks. The Other dam
acc has not been repaired yet, and probably taers
Will be no trains this week west OF here.
The irain arrived from the east lhls evening
hartng transferred The passengers =. the break neal
Edserton. a tram will probably 70 through to-
MOTION On the Milwaukee road. and on the Madi
son tnanch Of the Northwestern. The DAMAGE 10
the railroads 70 The Sta'e by itesbet Il estimated
at million Of dollars.
The low lands in 1he nor,h mart OF this civ ar
overhoEed by ~atcf broken through from Lake
MENDOZA. Many families are driven from their
III basss %ss . s.sn1 aaa
ting OF communication north Of the city.
The Lrishfurc If grinding away, though ou]v
twents-iEo Senators and about dry Acknowledgment
ID The senate last night. bills were reported by
The COMMITTEE On benero1ept Institutions. arthuf-
izE The lrustees Of the lnsane Hospital TO pu1cha,e
tracts oE woodland. and to appropriate $S2 COO for
bnllding new State Reform school.
A resolution was adopted instxuc1inc our Mem
y r 5r he
Assembly bills to repeal The Hall Bounty Law,
and 10 provide for The protection Of tne Late
trust fund.-, were indefinitely pos 'poned.
To-day the ~enzte coucuffed In The Assembly
resolution for A11esian well tn Eapltnt Park and
bile 10 provide pay for services Of sheis In Gau..
porting provisions to the State prison; to provide
Tor The completion and heating OF the Stle eapf-
iol, to authorize ca,tst towns md villages vote
money to pay bounues TO ycsetans and Yolrnteers
large number Of coun les being exempted {tou
Its provisions. Also numerouB local bills.
a resolution 10 amend the Constitution 10 pro-
vide for biennial sessions was indefinitely post-
goned-lS 10 y. Bills 10 change the eite Of the
state Reform School and 10 amend the charters OF
The Superior Slate Line md LACrp.ee 3 Trrtupe-
lean EaiLoade were postponed I'LL to-morrox.
In the Assembly resolution "as passed, IN COZ.
Eequence Of The ab<ence Of 20 many members and
the greater labor performed by those present. ina,
ten nol1rt' worth Of postage stamps be appsoori.
Ated 70 lhote who 1ufNe7ed to their n4uts on cali.
ing the roll Forty+eSeD membess responded a.
present
Nj. Cameron introduced n substitute for
pending blu one providing that the 81. Paul Ra,i.
Epsd shall carrJ frafhf and pas for the MI.
wankee MINNESOTA Railroad Al thelr established
f3iee, md that the Mt1~zukee 4 M1nnezota road
should czs1J fo5 the 81 Papl road.
NJ. Coleman introduced ~ = -substitute for the
bill 10 serse the etslufes bill tdeutIcai with The
eight hour MEASURE recently lllkco.
, 1866-04-05
SUPREME COURT OF ILL
N0lS,
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune

lePceaA despatch 10 The Chicago Tnbune.1
OTTAWA, H., Aprt14
Tumter 1o-P D. Motion to dispeute With
printing: 1S-P. D. Notion for sup1; 3l-Sub-
Initted by both. 32-Submitted; E-Submi:ted by
Burgess for defendant On briefa died; 4s-s4-Mo-
ton 10 sppoint guardian I'd Hssn; IS Submitted
By both parties on Arguments 10 be tled: 62-6ub-
mitted by plaintiff In error; 6t-Mo-iou to sna,e;
62-snbm}1ted On brief 10 be 1led; l19-Submitted
by both paFie. On briefs 10 be fled 1a2-Submit-
!sd to be tied; 1sssuosu,,ted 10 BE- filed; l3l-
Continued by consent Of parties; 1Ss-Aobou 10
dieml>e appeal for tusufiedency OF bond; 135-hule
yacnicd, motion for citation; l40-MoIuu to ex.
tend rnls 10 n]e abstracts ten days; 15S-Rn}c to
join IN error by The 5th anstant 15f-Rule to join
In error hy the 5lh 1As,ant; 165-Submitted
py GrEg for appellant on bE1ofa, Argument TO be
died 1G-Same order by same 1Gs-Motion to
dismase appeal; 17s-M Motion to extend the order IN
caute 1s5-1tmc 10 tl'e record extended ten days.
With leave to the appellee TO : rke from 1le; Ito
Same ~ 1aat care 1sl-2fUuon TO di.rntss appeal
allowed With len per cent damage; 166-Rult to
join 10 error 16S-Motion Ior extension Of time
for Cling record; 1S9-Motlou for srhezzing; la3-
1sulr On appellee 70 fot1 In error
The rportcr OF the Supreme Court states thai IN
easee taken TO hHt conrt By writ Of e.1or II il u
desired the cause shall ne heard the present term
OF the court the record must be nled on or before
The Third day Of the Term.
Adjourned 10 nine O'Clock tomorrow.
, 1866-04-05
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Aequfxted-Euicfde ON 4 Railroad Train
-DFoxx1nE Mania.

Ae4uftted-Suicfde ON = Railroad Train
-DFoxT1nE Mania.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tdbune.l
ST. LoE1s. April 4.
Adam Miller, who has been nn tr3al In the
buchanan Circuit Conrt for the murder Of Odum-
hss been acquitted. Ddun was shot by young
Miller by mttnke in defending himsel{ hom an at
attack BY 4 nunbrr Of men who had been drinking,
a passenger going out on the North Missouri
Rsilroad yesterday, placed a hofse pistol to his
head and blew ont he brains, Just a the train
approaching JonetbnrR. Montgomery County. No
ono on the train ~as acquainted vita the stranger,
and no reason could be assigned for committing the
rath sct On biz per<on were found ticket for st.
Joseph the name OF At. AndreMs, OF Cincinnati,
and GtD dollars In xnoner.
1etcroay, a tbe tetIyboat Bcllyt1le WIS cross-
ing The river from the Illinois SHORE man deliosr
ately jumped overheard and WIS drowRed. A. II
the example whs coutagione, on the TetuYn trip
another man eaped from the ratline into The water
and wae drowned. Nothing il known OF the men,
cxfepi TINT The hast one aQue1red 10 be 4 ryermsu
, 1866-04-05
FROM CANADA,

Continued MsIasarF 4cttvtty-Attempr-
ed dInccndtarasm.
NV YoHK. April 4.-The He1alds Toronto epe.
cial rays: - The order utth7ndIng the volunteer
hat been rcectnded, and troops art ft1 being zen.
to the frontier There Il great deal Of mystery 10
this maist1. The Government proIess 10 Intend -
m1ster men ont. yer, under cover Of night. thcy
ecnd new compaDes 10 the frontier. Las. night four
compantes arrived at midnight in this c1ty. Tnle
morning there Was no e1Ent Of them. and the au.
1hcriter te1use to tell wnere they went. Bfany be-
1ieSe That The Gorrro.ncnt Il cndeavoylnc to make
Ame1tcanr believe thzt they are dtebandint the
troopt. while secretly Calling out more.
An at,empt wn. made TO bum Tie City HaIl at
Qttawa 4 fcw nienls sjuce's