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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

Vice Presidents-Robert Scott, VIM.
Bigham, David Shannon, Sr., j. w Bow
man, John Negley, Sr., and johnson
White.
Secretaries William Q. Campt ell, NJ.
N. Greer, and George A. Black
Addresses were given by Messrs Rob
inson, Purviance, Thompson, NICandless
and Nixon.
After the addresses, the flag was award
ed to Penn township, and received by
Simeon Nixon. who proposed to give it to
the township that will increase its repub-
lican vote the most at the coming cleo
ton. After the flag presentation, the
Convention adjourned to meet in their
sever | election districts on the 9th inst,
to give the cops aud 'rebs" another
'drubbing."
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10
Rebellion In Texns.

The Capt. Geo. w. Smith, who, as
will be seen, is besieged by the Rebels
in Brennan, Texas, is known to many of
our readers. He was born and brought
up in this town; his father, George W
Smith, Esq, being, formerly, one of the
leading lawyers of the place. Captain
Smith entered the service at the beg in
ming of the rebellion, and distinguished
himself by many feats of gallantry in
the Western Army
We see by the Commercial of Satur-
day, that Gen. Sheridan sustains Capt,
tain Smith, and warns Gov. Throckmor.
ton that discharged Rebel soldiers will
not be permitted to place U. S. soldiers
in state of siege.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

"A recent lecturer on mormon law
says that, according to that code, ''a wo-
man when she married lost her identity,
her distinctive character, and was like
dsw-drop swallowed by sunbeam"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

Borough Centrevilie had seven majori
ty for Geary.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10
AND 'GHE UNION /!
PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO,
INDIANA
AND IOWA,

nave dll gone IlcpubIlCdH.
All honor to the loyal men of
Butler Comfy! They have no
bly, discharged their whole duty.
Vindicated their power to main
tain their welI-earned suprem-
acy.
We would now advise our
Democratic friends to call in
their negro pictures, and save
them for some future emergency,
when free schools and free chur-
ches too, shall have ceased to be
controlling institutions in our
country. FIVE HUNDRED
MAJORITY is nice little COM
pliment for the Negroes candl-
date.
We have no further time for
details, and would therefore say
to our readers that the cause of
the UNION has suffered moth
ing at the hands of its friends
at the election yesterday. The
influence of the Bread and but
ter brigade" was scarcely no.
ticeable,--indeed was quite
oterbalanced by the accessions
which came from other quarters.
Rebels have been once more de-
feated, Copperheads repulsed,
and g my Policy" played out,
and a new Radical Congress cleo
ted. Glory enough in one day!
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

set fire to the town In revenge for the
breaking up of their ball. I he citizens,
in order to cover up and take away at
tention from the murder of the soldiers
charged this act upon the soldiers. The
day after the fire few of them came for
ward and made affidavits that they saw
soldiers setting fire to one of the stores
the one in which it originated A day
or two afterward it struck the worthy
denizens that it would be good plah to
secure the removal Of the troops by i'm
plicatiug them all in the burning; SO now
| they have secured witnesses who say that
they saw Captain Smith setting fire to
the store with his own hands, and they
have indicted him and four of his men
for arson. They have called in, armed,
and organized the young mon of the sur
rounding counties, and have besieged
Captain Smith in his camp. Sixty men
stand picket between camp and towp,
with orders to shoot down any officer or
soldier attempting to pass from camp to
town. They have notified Captain Smith
that he will not be allowed to receiv any
more supplies of any kind, and
have actually captured parcel
of ammunition which was being sent to
him from Houston The sheriff has no
tilted Captain Smith that if he does not
surrender himself and men by Mon
day next he will take him by force
Captain Smith has built himself a fort
and rife-pit, and does not propose to sur
remember Governor Throekmorton and
others, "my policy" men, do not like this
open rebellion, not on account of love for
the Government, but for fear of the re-
suit North The Legislature are not easily
controlled, and they demand that the
President shall dismiss Captain Smith,
and turn him.over to the civil authorities,
to be tried and convicted by prejured
witnesses.
Scarcely citizen in Texas thinks 1T
any harm to swear against "YankD
when he is on trial, and for comrade it
being tried by the Government. At the
request of Governor Trockmorton, Lieut..
Col Mason, commanding this district,
went to Brennan and made thorough
investigation. About 10 or ID citizens
swear that the soldiers fred the town; 2
or 8 that they saw Captain Smith and
four of his men do it some claim to
have recognized him by horse he rode,
others by his voice, although the moss
, 1866-07-14
FROM LEAVENWORTH,

FeaFH OF Nn Indian Wat-The Inlsabf-
tanr4 Fleeing to the River Seltie-
mentA-anltan* from thc Lute peuce
Conference nj Lnramte on the War
Fath-Thc Whole Country between
sle KsnAaA and Platte Rivers a1ycrrun
viii, SavaseA-CnIi for Troops.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr:buneI
LEAvESwonru. Kansas, Juty is
Reports Just received from Denver acd the gold
regions say That the most ee7ons aprFahcu.uns are
felt there and upon tho great overland route t. the
Indian bands assembled At Fort Laramie at the
peace treaty. have taken the war path. Ait reports
ngTee that bBnd OF GOO SIOUX were in The vicinity
Of Fort Nc1'herson, and had passed there we'll
armed and with plenty Of ammunition, which they
obtained while at The pe4ce council at Fort
Laramie. Upon the Little Blue River, 700 miles
uett Of this place. band Of Chcsepncs hare been
stealing and running of their cattle. The tuhabt-
fants arc abandoning 1kcir hnmCs and crops, and
arc mosinE M TO the h. r!yer settlements; Ths whole
region betWetn the hansas aud Piatte Rivers fe
osessIn With hostile bands who arc now assuming
pca1anee above tot,onw God. The Lumber n ~ lie
6ards nos. on :he rampage is es1imafed at 10.O0O,
the Council at Laramie having gathered them iii 70
US to pcr3ec' their plans.
DerlcGationt bare a,reaty commenced pands
Ct sioux and cne5ennes ba,r attacked and Killed
wines the PLANE. III &C their 1curn tlom Lara.
frontier, ,hcrs Will be y-et amount of sn1srIpT.
and many lives lost. The DANGER Is great ana
people.
The rcmatps Of Gen. Lane, late United States
s. tnatoE. wcrr taken 10 Lawrence, Kansn. lie will
be Z, buli;a ~ a, on ~ s sunday. July 15'h.
all cltisent TO close the'T places Of business be-
tWfcn the ho1EE Of SIX ard ten a. m. The funeral
fortege raE yeiy small one.
The usA'her Is Intensely warm. Thermometer at
9G1, tfe, !s6o and a39 IN Tire shade.
, 1866-07-14

H. v,,..- v1;. c.-., MI, =. co., .n,.,,,
'Ds's.'st 's. 10 e1oa to to- 81. Il ~ up assa hi.
sea 70 d es md 1hs debate va
between hes.r'' 1rumsun md nend1lets va.
pos+ponru,ent:
~ va..a no" ros.s. Ss.@as c na,s,,s r. ~
rt,, Henderson, nendrick., johnson, Lane, Nor
w. "h.aa1as .us aae @n .''nm ooan+,. r.n,n6,
Nass-1nsna'es> StaSin. ooo1'te' 15n'ou''
Howard lowe, Poland, Pnmescy, R1mseys
SpEaruc, Sumner, Tfumbull and Wade-i3.
TENNESSEE ANN TIE CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND.
xEsr:
t,onsl dcie2a,,on ore adyist ihst ine fonstUiiou.
,i Announcement vii be patsed py ihe Uouse Of that
b,ate.
Welies to senator Doo.l,ilc begins thus: Il coz
o1ally spp1ovc tie movement which has bscn in,ti-
unbtcken, the Union OF tho Statee, and recognizes
IN the cal phich you have sent me-, The pr,nc1p1cs
md ,iewt with wnlcu The Administrator has been
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WARRINGTON. duly la--rhc Senate today con-
ipe III ,e ..
rati, Cd district Of OHIO; james Atkins, OF ATTAIN.
to, 4lh dIsfttct Of Gcor.11, simeon Stnoslfer, Of
Columbus, Sd district Of 1neiana; Joseph E,
cooper. Of Knox county, I'd district
Of Ttnne+eee; Leonard A. uarrfs+ Isl
district Of oh,o. Receiver, OF Public Monesa-
u. ii. Bradford Tor the Land District OF liunss-
Vile. Ala; J. e. aoore, at Elbs, Ala.; William
T'homp4o on, at Washington, Ark and William
hulch1son, OF Clarksy7flc, Are. Assessor OF Ia
tesral RcTencc-J. Z. >ni'h for the District OF
Utah. Green Clay Smith, Of Kentucky. Governor
Of the Tc1r1iory oil Montana. Deputy Po.tu1asters
-Kubett ~. Tat1lEeyp, New Orleans. L.: james
l.. tamp, Dixon. Iii; Atotes Drake, t., Fort
Henry D. bryan, st. Anthony Falls, Minn.a
hCs1Ens orT,
A snfc1a1 order t,r The mrs1rrinn ont or 1hnsc
ofre4p ~ x-hIsc +rnnns m inty m ihr En.,n,rnss
Errrrr. ",.n.e reninttn,e hsre hecn mnste.eI onf
~ srT7,n srye,,I snn1ths sine srae vasterdsv H.
ma INN ,hc W,r nensrtmet1t Tf'e n7Iar! a..
1ccts ti,st III Tonnfeer ofsre.s mt nfre9s n thc
Rr.erra an-+,a -, Ill., !" ~ E.sasr,.rs.
Dur. n,, ine IL ;ere13. " ~ af Wt,is troen.
are III y1rnc n IL. nrier ~ mnstsrca ;.Ht
aun Eonn,ah1v d,srhsrrad tho anrr;rs ~ ~
1he 1:n,toI o,a. suneu ~ Esnic1 ~
eanSr nfsho pro. y: ue @ 1.a.:
1bese ccess d @ ron uiy md dIreet fhem II To- Tense
tcr IN he Snt.nt Gcnc,,, ~ X. r. hs!.
d,schnrce rsners 1he -etnec,irn ~ -Isn-;s ~ -, r. sa
romHan;@d hF rony n ,be o,aer To1 ~ - F Fl
men, Rrr.n reifrTfnr ths otI;cer fr1,,u an,1 -T
, 1866-07-14
FROM NEW YORK,

*h01eFa Cases The Atlantic ,Faft
teanhhfp Company Increa.c their.
tnpltat Stoek-xkeavY Failure-L,be.
ral Aubtcr1plions tn The Portland
Fund-TAc Ttme.s RosItivu-arrtvn1
o1 Immigrants for the nlouth-nvn,
Hon 10 tscueral Sternaan.
=, NEw ioRK. July 1a-Only one c.se of cho,c,, y,
day. "1' .'epo''so To-
The Atlantic Mall Steamship Comp,nv b,re u.
eaaed d 70 INCREASE their cnptial sock from CID DIN
1ne fail1e Of ]. r. jenkins, PROCESSION tn q (
3Maff1au . co,,1p!ckle ard p.ctcrsc honae ~
Hashnclon street, Is announced. Lfac,lifIr: Ia,~s
ins ao,sl eolse,ions US M 10 aid the Portland spucr
The thermometer, al etx o'clock this errninc Al
fne oniee OF the Associated P,e.s, stood at 71s
The 11mes promises to support the adm,njstrn,
s'rncIfon policy. '10'7 4'' iccoa'
Thirty -!1nE thousand cmigrants arrived at ,hts
post Irrm Europe during tue month Of June.
6snt ral sherman,s reception this AFTERNOON va.
scfy cnthustastlc- He was met at Lo0ewo..d sta-
lion by me s1ayos, committee OF fhe civ Gov.
einmehf. an1 IN escort, copsiettny of twr cnnne
mes o. cavalry. The Streets throu0Aou, te mil
were hped Elth cilfzens, and The reccplIon tbcv
lst}c character S7s ~alA4-s'
, 1866-07-14

The War Unpopular III Prutsfa-Ni4-
nsnfk's Political Strategy-Nal,oleon'a
NaunuveranEa- lscaurc:uru In Favor
Of The French Court.
.. NV loRK- July IA Paris letter say. the
ff1ssfau GoseInmfnt1 even al tho onteet Of The
Naf, + undergoing tcnoue electoral dtfcat, 1te
cafu1catek tor eeafs In the Lover Chamber being
9,ly tetnrntd N the prtpoElon Of NO TO LOCO.
lh'e Combination Of events would. 10 less uE.
sc1npulous aa Than Count III. marx, act check
1rate hut the cyi genlus Of K,nc William Is deter
msncd TO orrak The check by bringing France out
upon the bnard. France, 1t appears, sho se no 70.
lnctancc TO lake the move, at tea.t IL 70 eusmfsed
en The 1!onr*e. where, on Thursday, 1taltsn
tpecu.atofs said, 10 The rrpost tI@f ,hat
ders h1se been etscu 10 Ill the papers Govern
fpens or R1Esian lnerta 10 prepare the public for
departure Of the Emperor from hts alleged petl.
tral puI!cY. Oshers. on ptfhaps 1ess foundation,
at1ihe ihe improvement Of ltaltan funds to tho
feCf thai Nohichtit had 1:secd 10 furnish 4Q1J0pD
fTarct TO tho Italian Government On the fecent}y
eontlecated church properly.
. In eonnec'1on With Italian nsw4. 1 tnay add that
iHnce Anaceus Ii recovering from The braast
wCnnd he tccetred nj Custoza.
ibe Emperor has again shown his Southern sym.
pnihacs tn ee15 marked manner. He received
N1Ih stEy marked cord1alt1y Geteraf Neuureca,d.
Eow ttas tnC At the Granu Hote1. and sens I chm.
ee1laln TO show him over the Corps L<1iatdsf,
ht re there happened TO tc pcace 0enaonstra,ton
hnE.>a mfu,ber Of the Right. who arrued against
Frsnce to,nlt r With nry of1hc belngereu. powers,
OF firing fin:'c gun for the recovery OF any ot her
NttfGLt bQuEtax1e4.
, 1866-07-14
FROM CINCINNATI.
suicide Of Mcrehant-Thc Destructive
Fires ofThnrsday-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttf5une,1

suicide Of a Mcrchaslt-Thc De*trucfixr
Fires OF fThursday.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfaune.1
CIsc1SSA1t~ July Is
Tins afternoon. T. J. Warren, formerly a u,es-
chant Of sheihyv1le, Tenn. but for yeas past an
unsuccessful bu.incts sunn here, jumped tro:n ,he
loFlrgton fes73 boat and was drowned, Il. left his
pocket book. letter in bis hat loe HI. wife and twn
children who were boarding At The Gait House. and
recovered. A 00' o>~"
CNc1HxAI1. July 1a-our city was, The eceue.
Iaet night. 81 kW0 rtfy destructive conAayrsti0ns
one 81 which or1esaa.cd about tea minutes Of ii
"ue On Fonrh atreet.- Norh Side, between Elm
and Plum Rireete, in The building WellknoTu a. the
academy Of Mnslc, and contaIulus the neat utlle
amn.espene ha! Of ,hat n1mc. There seems to b.
room Of the Kelly i Leon minstrel troupe, ate
re clote q The performance aud the Gardening eS
me bulldtaE. IT. Leon re.Ereed to ta.;e
room. and asdered boy employed about the p,sce
10 ncht the gas thcr ill.,. Uppn going 10 The iocm
"tsesn n,nn'e as.a1 be found Il ali IN flames. lie
maoe cbaeaSofs t3 saEe portions Of h,s yadnan1e
Danger. His ese.pe Has accomplished with din.
cnHy. 1t II fVpposed that N touching 4 hohIpr
papes 70 the Gas, the be! must have also set re 10
onF oI NE djetfes, q 1ha! a sttonS Enst OF wind
niaE y & one Of the@ aEsins. the gus. The Academy
oI Mntic Las only been in existence l!tle over
fix m1n'ss. npd although small, cs1ahle Of scaIing
aUptop1e only. Was one Of the Iao.t commodtous
IRA p. sani !lsee. Of pqol,c resort ext7nt. The
s. IL asse' R soh 1as :St sSa ss ~
iNo ttorta underneath. oua to Nessrs Werner n
Gtlato, music DEALER. AID the other to Mrs, Star
unc. mslitner> The audience had left tbs hou:e
hs hhest!s ;sse ,quaste1s 81 an hour before the fire
thirds tDsctcd.
Ala quarter 10 twelve fire hsoks cut in Coop,
, 1866-07-14
FROM il EMpIIIS,

Il Due1-0ne Of the Parties Killed nj
tifc ftrat FiFc-Snttry Weather.
Especial Despatch 10 the chicago Tribune, !
MENru1s, July IL
duel was fought ycstcrday, juet over ths Miz-
siestppi line, between young lawyer named Tay-
I0f, nelongiug 10 otc Of opr best families and nap-
tain Afonzo Gteeniow. son Of ". D. Greeulow& one
Of The wealthiest and most highly respected c!tl-
zcns Of Mcmph'e. Tay1or was charged with making
offensive remarks about lady cousin OF Green
low md On bis denying the charge Greenlow slap.
ped him in tho face. 4nd called him liar Taylor
forthwith challenged him. GrecnloT accepted.
ard Killed him on the lret fire. lie leaves wife
and tWo children. The Courts have adjourned In
respect 10 hrs memory.
Mercury 60 deE.
Mess PORK <s3 50G3s 90. Clear sides sek6a3..
nal. ''No--
r., D9wn.Empefo5. Marble City and McCuoe. Up
, 1866-07-14
For The East Shore,

The Frorel!or MARY STEWA!sT-siN 1eare hef dock
below acsh Bseet Bridge,
At SIX o'clock This Evening.
Fer Gratd Haven. Muskegon. Duck LaAe, PentEater.
ptre Marquette lincoln Hat7. aua all poluts the
CoDnltea OF Ottawa. Muskslou. OCtan3 and tIa.on.
Michigan. returning on Weencsdny morning nc1S
For freight Or past age Apply On board. or 10
- c. MSAttS d Co.,
HEIY 4H7 Gauth Water
, 1866-07-14
CANADA.

mattefH In ParlIomcnt-MotioN of
Want Of Confidence In sfc l1fnl.try
Defeattd-Aid for Portland, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibune.I
OTTAWA, G. ", July IL.
AT s:i5 Ibis morning, vote WAS taken Oh Mr.
McGtvern's molon Of want Of confidence IN the
financial and commercial policy OF the doye1nn-ut,
and the result Vas. tor the Government So, against
II ss-majotity for the Ministry d. The agony is
therefore oser. The debate on this motion has
lasted three days, rome members, such a. Brown,
Gall, Rose, and Mc0ee, speaking for hours, with
the temperature outside Of the rarli 41ncnt uou.e
ranging from ninetyslx 10 ninety-eight degrees.
Hon. J. 4. Mcdonald viii move to-day that there
ntll be two fittfncs Of the House On Government
daye, with the object OF expediffnS the progress
OF the public busfness, that the session may t,e
brought to Speedy cloee.
This, the las1 tese.: Of the present Parliament,
:1sii tiosc IL about two weeks.
Il It moytd here TO get on foot subscription for
lhe sufferers by the Port land fire. In Sfouireal
some men arc subscrlbine literally, Mr. Fro,htng-
ham giving one thousand dollars, and some others
i've huEdrto dollars each. The III named IL az
American.
A. new Office. Minister OF the M ,ha. been crc-
Gttd. The navy at present das one t:l4La Cana-
flif
, 1866-07-14
FROM NASHVILLE.

Tenneksee Le.fsinture-No Business
Ilnnsscted-Iudicia the Call
for The Southern Union Convention IL
Received.
[Spec1M Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
NASHVILLE. Jnpe 10.
Senate not in session to-day. In the nonse no.
thing importnnt trarepired. Fiity-thrce members
"ezc present. which, according 10 the 1nlln, that
has here prevailed, IL three less Than quorum
Char eel!or Siesie, Of the She!byyilIe judicial
Circuit, has declared that members OF thc Trnncs-
zee legislature Of 1861. ai.othe Directors At that
time Of the Bank OF Tennessee. and Others, vino
failed to remove The assct. OF the bank are lable
about Il 011.GGU. this declsion hss created great
conservation amongst leading rebel. Of 1861.
The call for Convention Of Southern Cp1opssts
i received With great favor here. and The loya! men
OF Tcnncsscc will be fully represented therein.
, 1866-07-14

new OalKAss, La. July 13.-The radicals here
Nlll have meeting next week. 10 appoint
d:lesatcs 10 Southern Congress. to h. held In
Philadelphia, called BY Governor Hamilton.
The stnte Democratic Central Committee have
chosen the follow inp delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention: General Dick Taylor, Ale1. Moaton,
Duncan F. Kennez. Judge E. Abel, ". 9, 9, Ciat.
bonrne. II. w. Spotford, ana General F. o Heron.
Iii isthought THAT ettu another delegation nil be
appointed By an association who claim to represent
the Union party, headed by Christian Ita-fll1s.
Dn:tueft is very good m the Ievee. Cotton re-
eetp's d1e fair. The weather is very hot, AID two
Cues Of sun-et etr0ke occrtfed fn-1tv
, 1866-07-14
y. 9. TJEHUY,
United Suites Agent for Parls Exposltso,


Political Views OF General Grant.
Two Of the Johuson organs in New York
have taken pains to stale simultaneously
through their Washington correspondence,
That under no circumstance would General
Grant be candidate for the Presidency in
1865. There is no authority Tor such state
Of Gen. Grants political position AUD ylews,
excepting that which appeared In bis home
organ, the Galena Gazcte last winter,
wherein tho editor assumed that Gen. Grant
would respond to the demands Of, the loyal
men to save the country in time Of peace as
be had sarcd 1t In time Of war. One paper
admits what is true, that the Iieutcnanl.
General heartily approves Of the .Reconstruc-
tion constitutional amendment, sud expresses
an earnest hope that 1t may be adopted.-N
7. Tfib1ue
, 1866-07-14
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Premature Anu0ntuccMeut-R
OF asifcus Trcasurer-Gcn. FFeuspnt
Sues the Original Pacific Railroad
Company.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tstbuoe,1
ST. Louis. July Is.
The announcement OF the dea1h Of Judge Lave
lace was premature. A'despatch from Dlpyit{e
No., etatcs that Judge Lovelaee, although In very
feeble health, is more hopeful at present than at
any time during tho summer.
dcspateh received here laas evening states that
the treasurer OF De Hayens circus was attacked by
bsnd or robbers yesterday, III open day licht, At
Wasertya No., aud robbed OF $50 aud 4 Coid
WATCH The men. about a dozen, belonged in
NaferIy- Two arrests WeIe Madc.
II u reported that General Fremont ha, sucd the
tacthc Kaiirosd companyfor possession OF thu road
rom 81. Louis 10 Frankltn. The of1stual
faci0c Rstiroad Was commenced at St Lon1s
70 run to tic western boundary OF our
otaie, and that Pacific Railroad COMPANY
hu1t branch road from franklin 10 Jefferson CIV.
ant called 1t the Pacific RaiIroad, Claiming ii 10
commence At ST. Louis, and then styled th. part Of
.hs maIn road from Franklin The Sour xest branch
Of the Pacific railroad. Ths deed. mortgages and
p1peEs connected with the sale OF the raiiro1d 10
Geuefni FEemon. sfe now being recorded IN yart-
Gus counties along the line OF road It is stated
ihat The nyenue stamps on these documents
amount to ono thousand dollars.
, 1866-07-14

a Boston gentleman now in Paris gives the
following amusing description Of the style Of
head-dreE4 now worn. By the, women Of the
French capital:
"Thershape Of. The bonnets now In vogue in
Paris Is diamond form, about three inches
square, from two corners Of which hang rib
bons Of an enormous width (about sir to eight
inches, judge.) Tie addition Of hen 0r a
.canyass.back duck. perched on the dlauoud,
gives It a very recherche appearance. But ii
the bonnets luck size. the waterfalls restore
the equilibrium These are made OF three
french rolls covered with horse hair, and
lied on the back Of the head the centre 1oaf
Of bread should be Of larger size than The uD-
pt1 md lower. Altogether, they would ap-
pear most :; redxalous on auy one but French
, 1866-07-14

oso1ee ". Cheney, Eeeently deceased, has given
10 MS native ioEn Of Medae}d, Mass,, S1e,UU tor
ING erection Of building for iowa purposes.
The Narquaa Of Lorn, excepting ihe foya] family.
me "a1st young msn IN Ene!ant,r Il cn visit In
ms eonntt5 and csrsie+ his Own carperbag 10 the
faslfoad station like free aud indcpeudentcItiz.n.
Jaaa Dean aayne has got onu OF tae cheap ,1or.
non divorces in Salt Lake City, sud married. an.
in Montana.
, 1866-07-14

en-. blacksmith shop. on Laurc! street. betseen
Csrfral avenue and John street, WHICH involved
Gier's turning chop, 1ape's planning mill, Koker'e
ttnir Building establishment. and Whituey's lnm-
were DESTROYED, and Lspe's shop materially dam
aged on the west eide. The loss ts estimated as
follows: Kolkes. 5000; Giez, $4,000; Lpe,
IS Gt0: Cooper, Il 400. .....
The Nar1ne Hospital, which cost the Government
fe00, CO, and was creced ZONE TIN Or twelve years
ainee, Ma1 ko1d yesterday, at public sale, Tor M
, 1866-07-14
FROM I:DIANApOLIS.

shfctdc-Arrehf* on the Charge Of FIur-
dtr-fenrly Wholesale Grocery saIss
Hot.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tflbupc.1
lSp1ASAro11s+ July Is.
An elderly lady, AGED stxty-four, named Rogers.
committed snie1ds thta morning, In a Temporary III
Of arrangement, by drowning herself iu a ctsteru.
semc time tincc she bad attempted to s.arye her
self BY living only on Ice water and ale.
Gcoree Bailey, EphraIm B,itey, Lon Smith and
sarah Grant were yesterday arrested at Naw Inn.
GCn. Snelhy County, On . charge Ut harius mur
tetet eold1er named Jes.e Moore, ,on1t fmc
tment. ea'" tes'-
ILe report OF wholesale grocery sa1es of thi,
CITY 1or nc car 1865 foot up s., ,a5i,90U
Weather ntEety-nue dcrrees a1r rfeirr
, 1866-07-14

Proceedings III the PtnstererAs Ma
tsohal nrentlon-DppusItton to a
High TAri1-DIscusston Of the Eight
Hour Question.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The PEasterers' Cou-
Committee on The State Of Trade made re,ort
Recommending that apprentices IN all cases be le-
Ea}y fudeututed conaeuning all eub-conttaclIng,
unu recomms uding TO owners as betng their ln-
tere>t 10 consact utrtct Wi:h the boas plasterers
defending the lawful use OF strikes, and condemns
1hcr abuses Il sase tue greatest strikers are those
ire manufacturer. who BY high tariffs a1e striking
erElnst The cousumera Of The country.
Tpa- Convention are in CamHitte ot tho Whole,
discu.Bll the eight hour question.