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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
1nE Nrw-oRLEANs MASSACRE,


n. Uostie sIandered by III. Newly oSk Tires.
u az Edfo- q TIE ~ j. Tyi,use
SIR. observe in Saturdays Nsr- York Times, IN q
Nadlng editorial statement that Dr. Doste was bio.ost
RI before the occupation of New Orleans by Ger Butler
That pronounce an unmgaed and fabricated falsehoOd
d. Doste lived the village Of Amsterdam Y. " 10
o. l. years His sentiments political subjects always
the side O liberty be Outspokp and free 70 express
them Oh When he left here he went West and
Tor pTseteed denIsty and before the settled
80 New Orleans tung the practice there short time
after Louisiana seeded and before Gen. Butler took New
Orleans Dr. DOstie driven out of the city barely escaping
win MS he losing al his property and this done by a
have now murdered Linn. lie to Chicago and stayed
Of New Orleans by forces he Immediately started
fer that place and his way stopped Amsterdam ana IN
public speech there related the whole history his eXpu SION
getting Up and carrying the State out OF the Union
He stopped here days to his friends and to ys
The grave OF his first wife whom he buried here WINE resi-
dent Of this place and then he went direct TO ewOrean
and has remained there fearless champion o.
bberty battling with the slavoocras and traitors 81 tA
Union until he his death by the hands of these same
traitors who him ont of that city Ih
statement can be verified by almost every man ana woman
NJ his village and II The 7ss does not make nl ana ee
retracton Of SANDER the friends and relatives 81 tue DOC
for will see that memory vlndcated IN court OF Jlce
lie ue 10 state that on Saturday five Of the suDcrber
,rdered The said stopped aud TIE TRIBUNE substituted
An fs place probably before week there viii not be
7lsss taken in this place by respectable men. T. C.
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The Ioyn, Southern Convention.

Tie following is an enlarged list Of the signers of
e cal for the Loyal Southern Convention which will meet in
plnsdephia on the Sd Of September;
W B. Stokes Tennessee; Joseph II. Fowler Tennessee
James Cettys Tennessee Nat g. Owens, Tennessee A. d.
Hamilton texas; George W. Pachel Texas LoIenzo sheT
wood, Texas; c. 3. ssbn, Texas 6, W. Ash
SS Me SsGs' M hSaIY John Of' Ksc Missouri
BENJAMIN Missouri Geo W SssUII E Ts
WIN n Berkley Alexandria Va; Allen C. Harmon, Alex
virginia, John c Underwood Virgins; Burnham Ward
well Virginia. Alex 81. Davis Virginia. Michael mann ram
LOussns; j. Hawkins Louisiana Eugene staes Louisiana
Byron Lsfin North Carolina; DanielR Goodoe MOTH Gar
NJ ssfOld Alabama; J. H Larccmbe Alabama Thom9'
W CONWAY. Louisiana James Graham Louisiana; Il n
Minor Bolts viTgni. John F. Aevis , y ITsIIds
Franklin stearns. virginia. W r. Hnlyer fIOLidsi
l Babe Ia1 Aitan.s McKnley Tennessee ThSs C.
Fletcher Missouri; Charles L. Moss Missouri Cafmon
Htnry C. Di0ble Louisiana; Gny Dupantier Louisiana
p Field louisiana Rains WaPe Louisiana Juqgo a.
HoUghy Alabama; C.. L. Robinson. Fl2rda Jpo. ".
f' Ss5n G. T f4sase fi SssdsI Co. s1
sr. Ca ri. G.. Dohbins Georgia Adsm fIsSna ao
isSse McLsne Ga: 6. w McLahe Ga; David Inge Ga;
b Hartman Ca John T. Compton Cal D. A. Dyc4s Ca
B. pyfPP H G1 Gs py''i Bu1 Ss So's
WI Wight Ca. CIV G. " Or Or Ca a. s. vning. Ca
Dunning Georgia Z T. Grsdger Georgia, Ambrose speu
Ger Georgia, & ", Daniels, LOui'ians g Eiehard,Op.
j. NJ Jones, Mississippi Joseph ". Falsr Mississippi Jno,
John Gresham Missouri; John H siokey. Missouri;
james II. Yorks No Peter Brown; Mo; r. d: Bar.held
BuIard, No, AlsI Bsnghman Mo; Samuel BsSga
Pope Mo; A p Mckee. Mo-; John a. Yaneey. Mo
X h. Harris No Philip Iuhoof No James Taherro No
Rljah Ruphav. Mo- T. Harley. Ca VIM prisscE' Texas
Dr Il T. Braman, Texas; Samuel i. Walker. Va Philip
Trscy Va Owen I. Holmes. Va; Thomas n Brown. Va
n C. Brown Va; Wm. Brown. Va; j. &. Deane. Va j..
n Buslee Va II. Faulkner. Va; Charles Sanders KY
Thomas Bridges Ky. W. Spradln. Ky j. r Goings Ky
John X. Chambers Ky
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al &c. premium and houses this the prevailing
figure Tie money market remains heretofore IN its gen
era expression Business comparatively quiet though
rates Of interest are stead0 per cent representing the cur
rent value OF good customers paper bat the range extending
from to u per cent.
The Boston Commercial Of Monday says:
The money market remains with little variation The sup
ply Is ample, With active call In directions bur
borrower Cal loans continue in good supply at per cent
and the best commercial paper IN demand at per cent Win
limited supply offered.
In Freights the engagements TO Liverpool per steamer
% 600 BUSH Corn at 3D. and 1000 bales Cotton at
5l6d.the latter rate FOX Compressed The charters are
Prussian bark, with $500 bbls. Petroleum TO direct
port the continent at S. 6d, and vessel 70 Penarth
Roads with Corn, at 3s. Cd.
Gen. Spinner United States Treasurer, has decided that
the only protection the against the payment OF
bond 80 that may have been stoen is by enter
ing careat at the Office of the Secretary OF the treasury
Coupons are as negotiable at all times as bank note, and
will be paid in the hands of third party and bona hde
holders even in the case where it known that they have
been stolen.
Telegram from san Francisco, dated Aug. y, quotes
stocks follows Could a. Curry, 500 per foot Savage
81 200 per foot; Cho'lar Potosi, $40 per foot; Oph
s275 per foot Hale Norcross 81 go per foot; Crown
Point $500 per FOOT Yellow Jacket, $40 per foot Bel
cher $JO per foot; Alpha So per foot; Imperial, SO
per share. Cal. Steam Navigation Co., So CAL State Tel
egrapb Co., 81.
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Ta.lor., In.ern.,isnal Trade. Usisn.

THE OFFICIAL RRPORTS-ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS
MASS MEETING TO Be Held on THURSDAY.
On Monday afternoon semi-annual meeting OF the
Taors international Trades Union was held 40 the German
Rooms No. 10 Stantoa-st
Nj William Cushmaa o. New YORK presided and MI W. T.
Tucker ocnted secretary Quite argc number OF dele
gates present from all parts OF the Uniou ana
The credentials Of the representatives. having 0een s
proved By the COMMITTEES,
The Presidents report read The report which was IA
interesting resume OF the dongs Of the organization OF as
referred 10 the operations the trade IN other parts Oh
world and TO the labor movement in general was re-
marked that in England there thorough national union
IN perfect working order the aors OF that country
The report unanimously adopted and the Convention al
ioufned.
The morning There large attendance Of delegates and
Representatives the previous day Mr. W. eastman
presided Mr. Daniel Coshsn delegate from the Chicago
association, was admitted 10 seat
moon 10 sasuend tie I'd Section Of Article carried
unanimously MI Jacob Thomas was then admitted a
delegate from the Philadelphia German organization
Tie following officers were then duly elected Presilent
william Cushman, VicePresidents Jacob Mafs1a,t and al
r yaTbaTa Recording Secretary Mr. ~ rnes Correspond
Az Sse sa. b.. C.eln o. IToJj IGffDL MI AsVAril'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

Of Philadelphia; Finance Committee. Mefsis Tucker, 0gie
and GoInaD Committee on Now Business, Aessis az
BARN, EgertCn. Cox Marstatt, ard OGorman.
il was then proposed that organizer or uG'rg agent
lould be appointed and atter o0nteaDe dscussf J. vas
finally aresd that an organizer should be appointed The
appointment sill probably be made to-day by the Committee
Tho Convention was then, after the transaction Of
routine business adjourned until this morning at o'clock
The proceedings exceedingly Harmonious character
and were conducted with unusa dispatch and unanmy On
Tbnrsdav tho NevYork organization will hold meet
r n he , 70 which az members OF the Association
sSicd me Convention win hold its last meeting for the
present session on Friday.
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ID. C.. & II. ii. FISK,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SECURITIES,


Under the Fourth National Bank
BUY AND SELL AT MARKET RATES,
UNITED STATES D. or lsel.
UNITED STATES so Bonds.
TsuED STATES 1910 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 80 TREASURY MOTIFS
UNITED STATES COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS, and
ALL OTHER UNIFIED STATS SECURITIES.
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financial.

oyycu H.soyxx FInx Insurance. CoxrAsr, No Is wsLLsr
N''NA "'~" 'A- NEw.YoRk, August 1856 J .
ATa Peop,or Mating of the Board of Directors OF
"A thl. Company held this day. Mr. BENJAMIN sWALCoII,
late secre,ary was unanimously elected President nj
occa.oned by the death OF Dora Stone aud MI hEMSLN
LANE was unanmol'y e''''' ENGs President pro TEN.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. .,,,, =.
/ If>rTEn 81 ,TEs GOVERNMENT BONDS HAVING 30
YEARS 40 rim bearing six PER CENT interest Psysoe IN
lawful money, FOR SALE BY JOHN j. CisIV Svvsh
nONfAN RROs MINING Co, JAMES b. TAY-
Ii LOR President Fer SALE leo shares at sR % rsS share
BddTs.s J. h. Tribune Once
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STATE OF NUw.YoRK BANK DxpAnrnnlr
ALBANY, April ~, 1868.

NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant to Chapter
~ PIG Law. of 1889 Law Of 1905 that the eusins
o,s. n.d 10 tho National in the City OF bsns
nr ASSOCIATION City Of NewYo viii be redeemed AZ
o. th the Banking Department pesene
ION al The Nstona Bank In the City Of Albany fef Az
wear, from the hereof and not thereafter . 49,.
The Outstanding circulating noes OF the said osnt mu oe ~
epted aforesaid within from the date mercer arc
n,s. shall no, and payment INN
r m speAed win be charge upon the fund IN 'o@
hands of the Superintendent for that parpose
Az H. W. pm iLEh, cuPefiss~'~-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLOSION on THE DELA'
WARE RAuRoAD-Two PERSONS FATALLY INJuRED-A 'erfi'
bic locomotive boiler explosion took place al O'CLOCK on sat
urday afternoon at Water Gap Station on the Delaware Lack
and Western Railroad resulting 10 ats ns 70 h,
engineer and fireman coal train had gone on the tuI
fo purpose Of allowing passenger tram 70 pass ~.
while standing there the locomotive boiler e1pooed anu
complete wreck and engineer and fireman VINO
blown 10 a considerable distance were mnus.eu ~
shocking manner. The passenger train that eit
al conveyed the injured 20 scranton WneIg VIC
fireman soon after expired and II was thought ING eDs
could mol long saryiye
STABBISG AFFRAY-Two canal b0atmen nance
John ONe and William Smith were taken before Justice
Warren OF Jersey City yesterday afternoon on warrant
charging them with stabbng with intent take the lie OF
Alexander Mcdonnell junkman doing busnes IN Pavons
ave Complainant went board OF the boat beions
ing 20 the prisoners. FOR the purpose Of purchasing
so9s old rope The dogs belonging TO the parties
became engaged In fight which resulted in a melee
between the woceged brutes during which Mcdonnell was
badly beaten about the head and chest and received severe
stab forehead The accused parties were cOnA.lru !"
is Cogpty Jail i0J tis'
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They came by TIE following routes: Erie Rairoad 2ls Har
lena Railroad 23; Camden and Anboy Railroad co. New
Jersey CeniraRaroad 1856 by Hudson River boats, AZ On
foot q About = 500 were In the Yards on Monday.
LIST OF DROvRRs
Tie following the OF droyers owners or consgn
ees of the prncpa drOyes and where cattle reported
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Dlpioeno Notices.

Dlpi0eno Noflcts.
oyucs OF THE CHICAGO AND ALrcx RAnsoAp Co.
CHICAGO H.. August II, 1855
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-NOTICE is HEREBY
H. GIVEN to the Stockholders Of the CHICAGO AND AIUN
RAILROAD COMPANY. that DIVIDEND efFivE PR CENT.
free declared out OF the earnin e me
the office of Hessr NJ X JESUf COnrANIs
10 Brosdway the CRY Of NewYorf the hrss Gay OF ss
TENDER holders OF said stock VINO MAY %
Transfer Books will be closed and reopsneo 90 w.
81 DAY Of September next for transera
By order Of the Executive Commute n,.,rv a-.-,.x
ST. MARxs tiRs SsusAsc. Co. No sss "a wAi Ia
DIyIDEND.-The BOARD OF DIRECIOhS nave
IL thi. day dsc.sds DIVIDEND Of rvE rEh M nj "es
from payable on snd a'sr ~. a.. ~
BOOKS ''; %ns in Y; "a See az
TRYING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
i wIl-st, Eew-yOrk August ], 1900 sono ana
fTaBiIfTiES August l. lss............. 13,53e
The Boud Of have this day declared Di'lDENDG
FIVE PER CENT, psysbh o. demand o,o,~r,, S.,
THs Nav YoRK. CENTRAL RAILROAD Conrksr
TxnAsuzExs oyyIcs Albany, July ~ neA )
rI,WENTY-SIXTH SEMI-ANNUAL DiVIDEND.
sAI I bb isSD', Of = rsrE PER CENT sst
thereof free Oihe United States Income Tar p.ysos Gu h h
day Of August next. or.n,,sc.N
Dlydeads in NewYork will be psJ the oass o. ~ SSAN
SHERMAN Co In Albany he ALsAnn ~ liz AZ, Ia q,
riS a..sn, - an he morning the aJd
day OF August nett. ~. " , -,
N''''" '" 49, Erw YORK Ausrt T. 1885. J
18th DIyIDEND.-A dividend OF FIVE PER
~. - gan,f,s "a m, oee the Company No. u Wast
soe %" se"'' AUGUSTUS COLsON W.. sesss.sIy
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stats or Nzw.YoRx. BANK DxpARrsxyr,
AtaAuv Anrfl Ia l6lS

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter go,
IN and sc Laws o, 1855 hs, the circulating notes "
sned 10 the BANK Banking Association located
tie City NewYOk viii be redeemed By The ssRsrntss
ent of the Department presentation at the
STATE NATIONAL BANK in the City OF Albany for AI yeef
from the date thereof and not thereafter.
The outstanding circulating. notes OF the said Rank must oe %
.ened Aforesaid within six from the date hereof sna 81
notes for redemption and payment within
the specified sill 10 be charge the fund 10 Tie
hands Of the Superintendent o that Pur2e:,.;; nm
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STATE o NEW YoRk. BANK DEPARrHKNr 4
April 20, lss6
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chapt.

NOIIGL 10 - y, r. ~. -. - ,f'os
issued the Market Bank bsnkns 10
be oupeTlnendenlo OF
~ the NewYork State Ma
sio. the City Of Albany for from the date hereof
and not thereafter
the date he-of and 81 note.
presented for redemption and payment WITHIN e 5
thus specified wiz be charge upon the iand IN 'he nsn
-" ApaSiaw smo q. W SCHUYLER Superintendent
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STATE OF NEW-YoRK, BANK Ds 1Ia1s


ALBANY, April 49, lS66.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter 2,N,
~ Of 1853 and 40 Laws Of 1865 that the circulating noe
issued to the Citizens Bank bsn,ns oeisaon located ~ ,.e
OF the Banking Department presentation at the es
National Bank In the city OF Albany Tor x years IRON 'he Se
hereof, and not thereafter.
The outstanding circulating Of the d bank must be
.nted Aforesaid within the date hereof and al
notes which presented redemption and payment
within specified will be charge the fund
iu the hands OF the Superintendent for that purpoe
Ap25-la 6m q. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
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Outrages in Louisiana.

Inks IN THE CHAIN OF y1oLENCE-TnE MALTBEAT-
MINT OF WOMEN, AED TEB MURDER OF WHITES
AND BLACKS.
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STATE on NEW. ioRK. BANK DgPASrsEsr,
ALBAsr Apnl %, 1865.

NOIICE VuISuhuV 70 tI.'F-
~ and go Laws Of 1865 that the CIR U
LATINO NOTES issued the asst RIVER BANK OF the CITY
association located In the City Of New
York-w be REDEEMED. by the superintendent OF tho
Department. the New Yok State National
City Albany Tor ak from the date hereof add
thereafter.
outstanding circulating Of the said bank must be pre-
sened Aforesaid within from the dsr hereof and al
which shall be presented for REDEMPTION and
specified will be charge upon the furd
IN the hands o. Superintendent for tha; purpose.
Ap 25-iaw.6mo q. W. sCHUl LER, Superintendent
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STATE OF NEw.fORK BASx DEPARTMENT,
AIBASr June II, 1896.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Cha

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70 map
IN and 40 Laws OF 1865 that the eesta
note, issued the Banking Association located IN We
civ viii be redeemed PAR BY the supennndens
he BANKING department. presentation at the New foh cas
Nations City Of Albany for sI yesrs from the ssis
hereof and not thereafter. -.
The circulating notes OF the said bank must be Pre-
Aforesaid within six from the date hereof ene ~
which shall for redemption and paymtn
specified will 20 be charge upon the na
Ia .hs hands Of the Superintendent for that Pgrposs
Iel3law6mWed O. w. SCHUYLER, superhtenoent
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Exchange dull. at the annexed rates: London prime
bankers 60 days. 1919 0lO8; London, prime bankers,
sight 1885, 1904 Paris bankers, long, 5.27i a522ii
Paris, bankers short, 52lI 95lsii Antwerp, 53oa525;
Swiss, 53O05.25; Hamburg, 36l Amsterdam, Al;
Frankfort, 42ai2l; Bremen 7siS7si Berlin, 72a72i.
, 1866-01-09
EXTENSIVE FIRE.
Destruction Of Block on South Clarl
Street.-Neariy Twenty Families :
Rendered HOuseIess.
Loss. S75,OnD.

tncco appehss 10 be undergoing 4 p:occss o.
rnnheatfon BY nFe: block aiscr block Is beins con
su1ned. aud the 1eyourinr nend is making hl.
rounds through the city ut:h the Regularity Of 4
night ~alchman, 20 that the dtizens nay calculate
upon his visits with surprising degree Of Ger.
thinfs. During the month OF December the average
oshles WHs about oae pc. day. January bids TAI,
10 come up 10 Thai aSctzsc. The sound Of he
a:afn bell Ii AZ familiar 10 our ears ~ fwelye
oelocAs :. one woe doth tread upon nnotber's
.. e 9ss e !; sisse ssHs
eye not much to be cnFied under these cifrum-
stances. ha Hte c3 constant toll danger and
10 cutches, and cannot parttnpate In these peril
Our adrenture.. - Like The worn war-horse Al the
ttnanpss a % %toRpd." be hcars the waning summons,
czelnded, by Eeason Of hie wounds. honorably re-.
ee,Ved while in The dikcharge Of hi. duty. Neye1
W. b.: pssseDee mo,e psSsd .han tinet hc unior.
Ihe hte e9e1nes had seasee1I nnished their laboss
cay night they were called 10 e1.sneush another
o. more dissstrous nature which occurred on South
Clafk strict between one and two o'clock yesterday
morning: This VA. one which required ihe up,ted
or subduc The flames was Impossible. sua Il VIZ
with no email difficulty that they were prevented
fsom extending her rasages much further.
Jacl. On aud Quincy etseets, md oesapfins "s he
whole space betwefn thc-c tuo points, stood sub
r:antiAl block Of swe eto9y, srame buildings. the
properly OF r. r. W. FeEk- Esq
: The ground floor Of the bnildfng was occupied by
stores, eleven IN number, and The upper portions
Mcrc principally inhabited by pr7vae families. BE-
ginning from The corEer os Quincy and Clark
t.tscts, hcee s'ores we've occupied 4s follows: No.
No. s1g y'as occupied b. Charles Hsyea ss drug
sioeei No 2t4h w1s bakery knd confectionery
stoc, occnp1ed by Lassanee Il kempenner; No.
ca,. n ~ ehf s,ore q Mafsen E
H. Antheny; No, 40, Mre. Gouf1Dd, millinery and
fancy goode No. "a Henry B0aland. restaurant
and faloou; No, ss6, Nss. Davis, dressmaker; No.
, 1866-01-09
POLICE COURT.

Al the Armoly yesterday morning the thlerins
fraternity had 1t all tholr own way, tho p,sonera'
box being dled almost exclusively with that elisa
Of offenders. ofeousse, there Was spriukliug o;
inebttates, few occupants md fn1u1tes Of disor.
:ey houset and houses Of Illrepute. bnt The shars
ited But lie most astouishiug featnra IN the .rt,
ceedinGs was the fact that eserY individual CHARGED
with he eopnlsaton Of The higher order oi
crime" plead gnilty, and waived examinstIon.
Whether this eutprfslne conduct Of he pr1sonels
was 1wtug 70 the weather., the number 81 = Law.
s.s, Ms,n ~ asenoases sa 9. e9nseloumsss thst ther
but guilty WA their in.nr1abie ansp er 10 In
eletk's question, guilty OF not guiltyr' ~ 'A'
STEALING zRox r1gr.
jacob Williams. cltds = Brdewelt Jack. 60 called
Wat placed IL The dock, charged with I etesIins
shawl the property 81 Friend Brothers, nom fhe
6rc On the corner Of Wells and Adams streets. on
ehaMl nndeF his ai md took Sim toitho Aro,S ne
~. litls 1ntortcatea when b. eomnitted ID tas ss
deiau1t Of S2oo bail '>-''' sA'- 3'4
yoong d1tkey. named Michal A1sest plead guilty
70 EasnR stoEen IS from the noney drawer Of Uurh
henTs sioEe, No. % Stale street. The oaeudef
vas in NJ. Henrya employ as errand boy, and The
proprietor, hasinr Inls.sd money frequently before,
he Shorty he ssw e SoS tstinp IL
something from the drawer md upon searching lin
school ~'>'s'A''
APPROPRIATED 4 cnowsAu
.,aa; as9ksn I Wretch w!steh named Patrick MoE:soy was
Co.'S wasshouss, and attempting TO trudo II on for
drink. The officer making Tie arrest statcd th,f
Or eeh moabs oai see1 IL On 91t Of lor sevsn
love sof bad whtskey. The crowbar wts worth ouI1
<a25 and consequently The prisoner wss onl1 sea, @
10 me bs1deWell for etghky-two days.
A TRIO OF 1HIEyEs
1E1EE young nf4. D6tuEd fNHnfftife1w TEln3Au,
Wallace. John smith, and william Is1ln. wen-
ysaes ssSassd !, VT s ss'sans ;zd Trunk eo9,sn9s ae
tnH. From the evidence it spneare1 thnt fhe cn1..
pla,Iant came into the aty On saturday Viii his
sa o99tSf hi,s nd sh.p P1t up as NJ ~ West lks
ne fhfee Prisoners took the trunk hom BfuesInC'a
wagon. which had been lef1 standing Id the ya1i'
.nbs.G 19ss GoS9 ~ &. of,as second nee9e
Iunk TO ta]oon near 1he Rsrdo!ph street brjdoe
and sucreeded tn arrest1ns The accused and recoy.
s ~ he su 'Ssn s ges. 1he
each sor tIsaf In the Reeorderts Court.
soph. a. q anT eaa ies',, GosR s1S.
and oteer Fink, Of The West Side police force for
th,2p,nn1ns; tt, ~ IN The aeeuecd On sasurday, msde
Rs1ia NsEbefEef Nes: q md G.; HRso1 4. Rossniha, ia
;sf 10 + 1s9nss Phelps 20. 2 and Aicha Nil
three sags full Of cacoea sha,fls rhectinTr stott
.net mttens and other articles The total value Of
Nhieh amounted TO about <160. Tbs prisoners
slcs found 10 their Possession, but aitefwards &c.
knoW!edRed the whole affair, and tod The odicer.
that they frequently made similar raids; and upon
E9men s.m were committed to Jail In default Of 500
On Saturday evening, OfBcer Granny arrestea A |
young nan named Edward Carney at the Michigan
, 1866-01-09
General Notices.
POWERS
Patent Perpetual Broom.
FACTS OF INTEREST ToALL.


TITS AWEsTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN
control IT, Ono and halt million dollars are paid
each year BY citizens Of Illinois for b.ooms, Three
Iouffhs OF this amount be aAycd to Illinois by the
use OF the above broom. ErJ fhmliy can save epouKh
onny Two good weekly papers. Here Is An inviting
nela tof enterprise and CAPITAL The rlsk is SMALL the
reward certain That this Is the lghtest most simple
ffoug and handsome broom In tue United 6talea there
can be no question. No can raise N objection 10
H. Eghty.nye counties and eight ~ ssAtsk sold u
my otnce within few weoks past and every man Is
tatifned With bis purchase. II. c. Dewitt, Of Wsu.
AeEan, Ill., realized $500 Commissions In four weeks
selling county rghss-on hla return purchased With
friend. aeyen Middle and Southern 5tates. ". a.
Holmes, OF FAn Bureu county. Mich, bought county
and realized &l3 the sfsst week selling rights and
broons. ". ". Whitney. Circnlt Clerk, DnFagc Co.,
Ill., tao, The broom sat In my ofHce one hour aud
bali nix orders were taken snd not = rnaa a&ked"
". ". weaver canyAised Bloomington two days and
TOOK $ ordets-pront AIDES. Jas. Czofoot drove !
team from 90 rnllts eooth Of Chicago to Kendalve.
Indiana aud said bad the brooms 1 could hAvo
taken 1000 orders. could multiply i3itsnces. Now
what sensible man IN view Of these TAcrs uafess per.
fectly sa1oed with his present bnstness Will tail to
give me call, or leud ntamp for circular.
state aud County Rights, Town Rights In this
County. and Ward ghts In the Ctr for sa1e as such
ngufta ~ wi enable to reatize so pei cent on
his Investment In 20 days. For full particulars call at
the mandatory corner OF Frank lin aud Lake streets
or At my offce- CHAs, z. BROWNE.
Room IL Tyicr's Dlock, ~ Lasallest,
d4Asthp Chfcsv, III