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CnuNTY MEETINGS.

The Citizens Of Tennessee favorins the reftora-
ton policy Of President Johnson. as set forth in
the recent address Of the Executive Committee Of
the National Union Club Of Washington City. are
requested 70 call meetings in each county for the
last Saturday Che 18Th Of July, to appoint dele
gates 60 ) Convention in each Congressional Dis
triet to be held on tbe first Saturday lthesih day.
Of August. The District Conventions win APP
point eneb two Delegates EHd two alternate TO
attend the National Up.sn Convention to assemble
in Philadelphia on the 18th day Of august next.
JoHv S. BRIEr, Ch'mn. E. H. EAsT.
JoHS C. GAUE, W. MARI. BRoWS,
p. ". MAKEY, I. 7. SMILEY.
HEsRY WATTERsoS. +. C. DUNMsGToS,.
Executive Committee.
T. +. JONES. Secretary.
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QUIZ OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAGE.-The Franchise Law In Court, A
Circuit Court Decision and Appeal-The Position
Of Austria.
FoURrH PAeE-A Whale in Portland HaFbor-
CHARLES d ore the Pa bic
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Ohio Politics.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-The Democratic
Convention of the Fourth District of Ohio,
was held at Piqua yesterday. They APP
pointed delegates to Philadelphia. The
nomination Of candidate for Congress was
postponed.
The Union Convention held at Hillsboro,
Ohio, renominated r. w. CLARK for Congress
Yesterday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-SENATE--The
credentials of Mr.. Patterson, Senator elect
from Tennessee, were taken from the table
and read.
Mr.. SUMNER moved that they be re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary, to
inquire whether Mr.. PATTERSON can take the
oath. He cited the case of Mr.. STARK, of
Oregon, as precedent who was simply re-
ported to have expressed sympathy for the
rebels, while he was informed that Mr.. PAT
TERsoN had acted as Judge under the rebel
authorities, and must have taken their oath.
Considerable debate took place on Mr..
SUMMERS proposition, and the motion to
refer the credentials prevailed by yeas 26 to
IA nays.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
rhe Cholera at Savannah---sOIdier shot.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 26.-l3 deaths
from cholera occurred among the soldiers on
Tybee Island to-day, and % new cases re-
ported. There are no cases on board the
steamer San Salvador. Five cases in this
city.
A soldier, at Tybee Island, was shot to-
day while trying to desert
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TysOTyENT NOTICE.-WHEREAs TROY
i s. BROOM. Administrator d the Eztate o
William 4. eide deceased. has tins day sgEFested
70 the Clerk Of the County Court O. p isAnlah
Comfy. Tennessee, the insolvency OF sal4 = -. -
AN persons therefore having claim. a9all,.5 -
Estate are hereby notified 70 hle them VIE ne
said Clerk 81 The County Court o. ia1d couhi5i
legally authenticated on or before the IN l- u
September next, o. they val be ioTet ,sa 49,
iunel-Wsts i. ). BhoVMt A9A
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GTHERE was never turmoil in the State,
but knaves had their vantage by it-never
pot boiled, but the scum was cast upper
most" Among all the quaint and strong
sayings Of Sir GEoFFREY PEvERm, there
was none more true, or has more striking
illustration in our dav. .LLNF.
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Fcninns nisctInree,I.

NEW York, July 26.-Four Fenians
named DILLON, ELLIS, CARNEY and KIRK,
were discharged from custody at Toronto
yesterday. 1t is probable that several more
wall soon be released
The Canadian militia, it is officially an
nounced, will be armed with repeating rifles.
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Petition for Dover and 10
Sell Land.

Joel P. Morrison and others 20. Wn. Russell and
others.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
4 Of the CLERK and Master in this cause. that the
defendants, Nm. l. Russell and wife, Parnelia j.
russell, Margaret A. Russell. and the unknown
1eirs Of Wesly II. Morrison, deceased, are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee. 20 that the
ordinary process 81 law cannot DO served upon
them It j. therefore ordered By the Clerk and
Master that publication be made in the Uzi0S
ANk AhEFfctN, q newspaper published IN the eitg
~ Aashrlle. Tor four weeks in guceesign. noiiiy-
llg sad defendants % appear eai9re tne toaaly
Court Of Hickman county. 10 be holden a the
Lqarihousc iu the town % CeHlrcrlile. On me hfa
Monday b. September nczt, and plead answer or
uemur % the petition died aEaiusi mem ana ON
e.. or The same win Be taken Tor confessed a. %
III. III. PDCKETr, G. & N.
July 70. 1856. jyi5-Hlt
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Total Number of Deaths from Cholera
in Nayr

New York, July 26.-The official report
on the cholera, in this city, shows that the
first death occurred on the LIST of May, and
up to last evening there had been but fifty
civ dpofhG
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New York July 26.-Only six cases of
cholera were reported to the Board of Health
this A. NJ, three of which proved to be false
reports. Eight cases were reported in
Brooklyn, two of which were fatal.
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preparations for the Philadelphia Con-


PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The Wigwam
for the accommodation of the grand Ma
tional Convention, is already in process of
construction, on Broad and Wallace streets.
1t is to be monster in size, covering the
whole block and having three main en-
frances
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River and weather

PIrTsBURGH, July 26.-The river is four
feet three inches.
The weather is clear and warm.
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more, and We hope that his biography may
Be written IN full for the delectation and Ell
ample Of future generations.
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THE 0fico 20 rSsUHH Ina n Is the. KScKRR-
RocEEE, with s. 10000 srHrlUs.
ASpEEs0N. JOHvsos 4 SAITH, Agents.
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THE SEWANEE OLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

A 7 WINCHESTER. Franklin county. Teunes-
n sec, h now in full operation and offers the
youth OF the South peculiar facilities for acquir
ing thorough English. Classical, OF Business odu-
cation.
WNcHEsTER i ten miles from University Place.
on the Sewanee Mountain plateau, aud j. one Of
the most healthful places in the State.
BoARD can be had in the best private families, at
sI5 70 $50 per month.
TUTTIoN varies from s. 10 SIS per quarter,
according 20 advancement.
COlnIUEIcATIOss may be addressed 10 the Rec
tor. the Rev ?. l.. kyIGHT, ID. D.. a. Winchester.
or the President Of the Trustees. GEo. X. FAN
BANKS, ESQ. 90 Nashville. Tennessee.
c. T. QUINTARD.
Bishop Of Tennessee
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DIED.

yesterday evening, after very short illness.
rom PARALYSIS. Mr. CHARLEs Fox. ofthe house Of
BoLLISe HEALD. aged about 81 years.
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WAETED-ProfssseEship Of Music
GENTLEMAN. Professor Of the Violin.
n piasr npd Guitar. having had several years
e'rrrris1iea IN teaahiDg the above named insiTu-
s5e-i.. Irr'ras the position % Teacher Of Music
II .1IIr 80. sahool. Address. stating Particular
Ia so Box G8 Post Once Nashville. Tenn.
tofl-irlF
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WANTED,

/, fuE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. TWO GOOD
Blkdis Washer. AID tEo lloncra-White.
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The Great Southern Piano
Mandatory.
I'm. KNABE Il CO.,
uArrTACTUEEas %
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL. GRAND.
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

2 / A N O =.
THESE INSTRUMENTS HAFlAd BEEN
i before the public iQr The past thuty ygur-.
have. upon their eEeeiIence alone. STAINED au
UgPURCHAsEb PHE-EafIHEEeE that pronounce
them uuequaiied. Their
TONE
combines great UgWer richncsl. swectness. sad
fne singing quality. well A. great panty ul az
t0nafian and harmuni1usnssa thrnurhout the en-
TOUCH
l. plant and elastic and r. entirely free BON The
shines found Oh so nauy pianos, uulch causes
the performer b. 11 easily TIRE, lH
WORK MANaHIP
they eaaust b. ezssiisi. Ths.r action is cen
Ttruefad uifh q east ard attention o. every part
therrtn fhsf rhafaetrTircs RE hncst merhauism.
Nr.re hlIf tiIa br1f reaa1ned material b asfd in
fh.ir r-.-s,r -efnra and they wiz acccpt the hnEd
,,,-er ~ ~ rdnaert room With thlt of the psrior
al FL iifg--una tectcd in thcir geiodys iu
fact thoT ere consiruetea
sNOr FGR A TEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
An AR Sruare Pianos have our new improved
&C., $40 nd AEraae Treble.
Frerv Pane inliy warranted for EiVl EAEs
JOHN LICK. Agent.
ivls9m Nashville, Tennessee.
, 1866-03-31
An q. S. BOMBED WAREHOUSE
ROBBED.
Nearly Five thousand Dollurs, Worth
Of (:opt2k Et0ien-The Burglars Escape

Nearly Five Thousand Dollars, Worth
Of f:ontls Stoien-The Burglars Escape
with 1hclr PluIsder.
From the Ec1 York Herald. asth.l
Something between Saturday night and Mon
day morning lust, the extensive Unitcl States
boudcd warehouse of Johu .. Hubby, sltuas
ted at No. 1l6 Washington street, corner Of
Carlisle street, was entered by burglars and
robbed Of goods amounting IN va'ne to nearly
5000. The burglary was not discovered un-
til the place Has opened for business On Mon
day morning. Captain Helme, Of the Twenty
seventh Precinct, was notified, and repairing
to the store proceeded to investigate the af-
passed through the tenement in Carlisle
street adjoining the bonded warehouse, and
from the second story window gained the
roof Of q building On West street, Immediate
u in the rear OF The warehouse, which slopes
down toward the area-Hay In tho rear. They
must hare lowered themselves into the area
way, and with a ''tmmY'' pried open one oi
free access to the store, and they then ascend
cd to the seeond floor of the building, and by
means Of the Jimmy" forced open several
cases Of goods belonging to Christ, Jay 4
Co., importers, ol No. 43 Pnrk place, FROM
which they stole between fifty and sixty
pieces of hatters' silk goods, valued at nearly
5000. They al5o broke npen several
but strange to say not single piece ol
the goods in these cases was stolen. The
burelars opened the packages Of the goods
which they determined to carry oil, stripped
of the covers, which we're stsewn about the
floor, and packing the goods in bags, left the
place with the plunder the same way AZ they
had entered 1t. 1t is supposed that the goods
we're taken down to the pier at the foot oi
Carlisle street and placed On board boat,
and thus carried out Of the city. Captain
Helmc is endcayoring to ferret out the per:
petrators Of the robbery. Some three months
ogo the same bonded warehouse was entered
by burglars and robbed Of large quantity d
sk gooas the 6T Gan ot Sh
Int the burglars made their escape. 1t L
stated that the warehouse il not as securf
against burglars as 1t might be-.
, 1866-03-31
GREAT AMERICAN PRIZE CONCERT
CARD TO TICKET HOLDERS.

Much unjust sud ungenerors comment hArloE re-
ENTITY appeared In some Of onr city papess IN reference
to the drawing OF the Great American rr;ze Concert
tpnmet ced At Smith + Ei1ons Hall, on Wednesday
last, deem word OF explanation due. not only to
Ticket holder, but 10 myself In regard to the draT
Ing It will be bT the csrd OF tho Committee heF
With suh}ontd, thAt that work cannot be completed
ana plaeed IN ny haras sor several days to CONF.
intend to act honestly and honoTsby by everybody,
Ard pledge ny bouor that eresF pfl1e drawn shall bc
faithfully delivered fs soon as 1t Is IN my power 10 do
TO- The highest prize. Of $1,000 Ia gfeenhacks, vas
drawn b. 3ir. EeH&n. Of Norris, 1nols Is Ascertain.
I'd, btFond DOUBT and Is ready os him ~ 5000 ~ he
calls for IT, aud properly identifies htseif The REC
ond Of 0c0 drawn By Mrs Thos. Adlad Of No.
81 West Madison srcct Chicago, and has been drltr.
to her. The third, tho honse and io III. drawn
by Andrew Andessoo Chicago. ILL.,. who has also beeu
notihed and Will DOUBTLESS soon appear 10 claim the
tAuf. The PIauos+ soon - the drawing ID coMp!e-
ted. will be delivered, and can now be At f. u
HIk zlps III sanaoph street So Of the Sewing Ma..
chines which are Wheeler Wilson'S. 1ca L.kt It.
The Albums, being very large number. csnnot be
hso advantaEeons1y, at ALL ia this ty. and must be
p1sc5Ated In New York. So. probably or most,
I'll. oflhe Watches, which Will require some little
tsuc to obtain. or the sms1l cash prizes. Of which
there are lto would s.J ,hst they will be pad On
presentation, 3rt the oletal report Of the
COMMITTEE 90 ~ 70 determine who arc entitled to
them. intend th4t esefyE EhlLg connected with this
nu1ness shall b. conducted entfey "on the square,.
and thai no Ticket holdez stall hsSs nny reason to
complain Of Injustice my part. Thus Ar have The
satntactIor Of knowing that no just or reasonable
nan has any ground for complaint, and for the CARP
ngs Or tnpuentoss Of others feel an uter contempt.
All the pfzes VIII be delivered As early as correct
and syssemaslc Plan Of delivery will aanle a.ter the
3ttuf Of the Committee has been made. Do not lose
,ler Of the fact thst there are prizes, and that
f me ttu must pe coukumcd IN making careful aud
correct dtaw1ng and delivery. Respectfully
GEO. c. LEMON &co.
, 1866-03-31

Effect of FREQ Schools in Eeorrln-
Another AndersonEltIo RnEuan on
TrIaI-farious Georgia, South Caro-
ltnn and Eenncssee ltems.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttlbnue]
NASHVILLE, March 30.
Atlanta, G.., Advtces Of the 10Th eay the free
schools opened there for poor whtte children, BY
E'naer d. ADKINS, agent Of the American Union
Commission Of Pennsylvania md New Jersey, are
crowded Nth pupils; three hundred were present
today. Pupils have lett pr1s2te pay schools to
Free Of the latter; IN view Of which tsct, Nr Adams
has decided to admit no pupils IRON pay schools
without urgent 1e4sons.
Tho national bank Of this city II now ready to do
bu.insss IN Eank Block, Alabama stseet.
JatDee n. DUNCAN, m emploJe Of ths robel Cor
cEprne1t, Is On tzal It Savannah, BY rn.a.y com
issio1 io1 s1mtt and cTneltIes against 9nion *ol.
P1cs1deut OF the commission; John u. Walvour,
judge Adsocate;. Aessrs. O'BTrne and Payne,
embrace murder, robbery aud Violation Of tle laws
Chas. 3. Rrs:e1 Of ti1si Wi.con*,n Cavalry, tes.
thtd 70 seeing Daneau knock do"n soldier who
picked up t1u$te Of bread fallen from wagons lump
on him and etItke him al'eF be wa1 down. II.
soldiet b,1cneed 10 F!rst East Tennessee c.vairy,
aud three days af.ct died Another soldier, for rim
| liar Offences. "ss knocked down with club; an-
other was erntslly s'Enck IL the face Wth the det
Witness ,cld terrble tales the food the rssoncss
were 6 smpel!ed 10 sat 4 negro named Aaron Bal.
| " Las been aE1eated al Montgomery and examined
for the tuuidtr Of J. T. Shermaa- Cfscumstant1al
| evidence Is strong again.t him.
% ss aoSs @ as aanas;
1t Is proposed that the day Of Less surrender
should he Jet epaH 4. sacred festival throughout
tie soaah Tor decorating ,ha graves OF rebel SOL
The taiI IN Crawford, Russell county, Alabama,
wns broken open On Wednesday night, and The
.hhe men, Ersns md Collins, ton:nsd Tor Iil!ine
The negro. cse>sr. IN The employ OF Mt: 1u:Esms.
The dis' uthauce q Aaeon seetas to have BEEN Of
he deserved. il Col Bo.ai1 viii ha.e several Of
the young men, Who opened fired upon his Roldiers
eoaa,ee: Ps,e asss eoaa e9s . 9as;
have 6eea qaiet sinse @ ihe sasif toot p.ses. "a:
George Trcnholm sud fe.eral Episcopal clergy
Eplseopal Con1eltioa. Of south Carolina, recently
vlaied The coloret schools In Charleston, reporting
themselves wtta what tceJ taw. Tho auaat ia r.
sehcoI. b. southern wh.tes. The eosnsai.see hsve
eetsblished similar schools throaehont the State,
md II l. eraisyapR taet that Their dssign T. r.
| Rseutattres Of the Southern pre1r.
IL cotton there was slightly better feeling 1t CO.
'rmbia to-day. Good middltng &c. At Mont.
sales Nere uaade at 37@:9c. At Mobile 3oR3c
! were paid: At Augutta buyers paid for good A.
EAssSil1x, March ao,-3he e1ecso. to ii. vsess.
cieA octAs soned by the Withdrawal If The dposgan-
,x1ns members from the Legislature, takes place
Tomorrow. The military 3fll NIKE no attempt to
will not en6casor 10 enforce The franchise law but
loyal usi1ena IRE determined to enforce II to the
sy aad t9s m 'onSis sa,s ny fssu , fse soldss:
keeping peace and order. II the ifanchiss iaw Il
1 7-z1~ Nr91tf
, 1866-03-31

ate RESOLUTION proposing to amend the constitution
by striking oni The word .sWhlte, rendered Ea-
Necessary by the recent decision Of The Supreme
Court. The Senate reenlutton directing the Com
uitr1opers On Benevolent Institutions 10 report on
the expedleneJ Of purcba Ing tract Of wood land
for sd 00 fer the use Of the Hospital for be 1n'
tsne. wat coneu1red in. Senate bills were concur
I'd IN amending section ~, {. Of chapter, ~ q
thie winter, elfinE bounty Tor wolves; to amend
chaptsr %. R. $. concerning works. and brands.
apd ding chattel mortgages; authorizing iho pois-
ouing o1 volses a1d wild cats fu the months Of July
md fehsaary; appsopsistine {1o ooo for ststtooey
fuf the next year 100 10 The Deaf and Dumb Asy-
Jun; {1600G to lie Reioz9 School; 5000 to Nm.
Goocnow, for work on capital Serersl local
Assembly bills to 1egalEe tax ea!e certificates when
Technically defective In form, and providing tor
xseating Town. Titage or city pla1s, Or any part
thereof.
the Democratic City Convention herr hut night
nominated mopgrel ticket Tor clty officers, con-
.tstihe Of SIMON Mills tUnlon> Chairman or The
1aie johnson meeting Seae, for Mayor; John 7,
lialtzci {uIsra Coppefheao aud Seces !onIst>, for
Police Justice; and indors1n: Col ). V. Shlprnau
trnto9l who has been called out. without d1slinc'
tfon Of party, for City Trrasrre<. The Union Com
n.sHes 8 .ase'1 TO might; and III. probably 1enoni
contest, and general breakdown Of party lines.
, 1866-03-31
EROM ST. LOUIS.
For Southern AId-Moyeinents Of the
GnnkcFFutJTes- -TcFdant 1llfn Q ts
FarmerB-Arfest Of Il SsFfndtef.

For Southern AId-Moye,nents OF the
Fcrdant Illtn 0 fs
Farners-arfest Of Il Ssr1ndfer.
tspcc,a1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Trbune.1
ST. LOUIS, March 30.
Southern FairE are announced to bc held 1t soy-
eral po1nts In the inttrfor during the next three
months. 10 raise money Tor the widows md
orphans Of rebel eo1dfets big coucert is to come
of IN This city shortly for the eame Object Sub
scdp1ons are also being solicited here TO help the
rebel fair a! Baltimore soon to be he'd.
The Conservatives are holding nightly meetings
in support Of the Presidents party in tho petty 10
cal election nhout 10 be held.
yezdant Qlmois farmers should stay At home. fe>-
terday J. X. Noel, from pcsTg- Illinois. n.de the
acquaintance of nice young man at The Everett
Honse. and nhile taktng 4 walk was Psrtusded TO
Cnsh check foE the ner found tnrnd Tor 500. The
check proved bogus, Of course
man named Itu!us Debasr waf arrested By The
County 1asrhA1t this morning., II honse On Wash
trctGu avenue, uh0 Wa4 indicted At tue present
term Of The Criminal Court for grand larceny, the
amount IN. olsed being f50.G00. ueDaE WA too
~ VI. 1o seses he ownes q s& sssrea Il rninins
stock In Moulsna Terri OFT, that he HRs largely In
tcre*,ed In 4 business honse On Main street. St
Louis md the strength Of these representations
Seher snd be formed paHnenhip to1 the manufae-
we're made on, and deposited IN third hands, but
Delsatr cot hold Of them without hsving furnished
hie ehare Of the money. The deedt represented
property valued at $5l,000. Il is reported that
De1alr obtatncd bis inierett IN the Main street
horse by executing deed Of trnst On propert1 At
we1s elad to ret nd Of him BY pay1pg him f&n
hnnuS.
, 1866-03-31

animation 1t vas found that quantity Of
paper saturated With kerosene oil had been
placed in readiness for isniting, and there Vas
also considerable quantity ofthls fnhanima-
BILE liquid poured upon the floor in different
places. . Had the scoundrel who made this
}eudisb attempt had time to complete his
preparations, tic building must have been
destroyed, and, as the upper portion of 1t
was occupied by Mrs. swisshelm and several
hdies, employees at the office, and others,
whose chance for escape would have been
rery s1ight, had the fire got fully started, the
crime Of murder would IN that case almost
certainly have been added to the crime Of
, 1866-03-31
THE LORD ROBBERY.


The Capture Of Jones-HoxT II xras
Done-The x2T the Robbery WAS
Accomplished, dc.
SEwnrnsroIsr, Mass. March 3n.-1 7. l. West
cot. Mattha of this city. obtained such tatusma-
Lord. 10 whom Tt communicated his suspicion.
On Monday evening. 'MAs<h lNn. NettcoA eaw his
man at The New Haven depot. In New 1ofk, who
took tho tzain, follow ed IL due time b5
The deputies. >oou alter tic &Ean ftaFtrd- *se-t-
cal eut in1o The la.g1ge car and secing the bag
cnEc With hu man's luttl0ls on II, 10 secured 1T
detention. Returning back. he found j ores asleep;
and awaAcning him and calling MIN BY na:nc,
Ncttco1t Informed him he Hns 4 p'1soner+ At hrsf
Jones Ra- AomcWhat surprs-d. bnt setanE he Nae
<aught, be yielded and Nnt ifontd. The p1ftg
kept on tue tIaln until rcacblng West Newton
when, It br1nk desirable to avold Do-ton, carriages
>scsc 1aken. and they rode around to Chei-
s.a. end arrived here safely list week on
Tuledsy aJietuoou. Since TINT time Jones ha~
baen krpt closely guarded Al :hc hotel An c<am.
1na,lol Of bAecaee disclosed eight bonds O! FLUID
excl, payable TO Ku!us L. Lord. This proved tnat
Wcttcott had secured the 7Gh1iman. Detective
Heath, Of boston. Game down Tor c0n-ulta'1on
Tpc arrested uan bcng known to him. ueaih Waul
TO New York and In company With detective
Young OF Ncw York, at once CON-
1nepoed following up the traii "Details O!
lie roEbesy show II 10 havs becn
one Of the boldest ihcfts ever known.
Jones enyaced Lordt a!scnsion, whila
1,trS, Tic tour proceeded TO EtnzHl Park. and rx-
amtred the contents Of tho TWO little boxcs, and
tile pocket book, It which they "efn pe!tce:1I
sClsIt, 70 enormous did II fecm to them. Uetec.
lives Young. Jones md Urash LETT tns ctf tor Nc"
IoYk sriih their pflrcuers iht. evening.
, 1866-03-31

To tVey CRSe 6enI tht hAf56 and l6st Uhce 4ddFe88
OF eash separate subscriber.
Money bY draft r o. oraes, e1Qsess. OF In registered
letters. may be sent At our risk.
al communications shQrld hc add1tAstd fo
, 1866-03-31
100000 N AeREEhBle1s
NUMBER OF TICKET lesUED -, 9o1s
Price, SLIGO Each.

This II tho gseateas fndnce1aeat ever otsd to the
public. reEet our Of eyerJ tour ora Rtox pftzs.
The following Pr!zea few amonS the maoy 10 b.
21aHu, tfcT full list see Chtuia1s.>
, 1866-03-31
FROM NEW JERSEY.

correction Of an Assoctated Frcsa
ntaten,cnt-scoEc1; Has he Sold outs
pu11..nx1PutA. March 8--Senstof Ludian. O
r. j. who Offered Ie.oiaa9n n, 20 ao eo 9!asy 19!0 3t
mT,ce tie Associated Pres dexpatehes heretofore
The aespteh Of The As:oe1s:sa % ~ the IT, resiu
,nn sns so 90 into Son1 meeting 30 elect IN United
siaics senator. Liable 70 ae3e 70 ts,d; sh ~ te
On ne vote ~ II. H. n 1S9fr o.
III hcesn.e Of q prrriout resolution winch had
hecn pstsed bJ III. soa1cl'a votlne wt'h he Den,
.ks nse aaf,n Ct sas "9s qs. nS@ ,ea sot+s IS
,iSen IN {.rr ef ro!pc tuto joint meeting compr,so
ii thc members elected ss Rcruticans except :! a.
tcoyrl Who yoted with the Democrats aga1ntt II.