davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12

CAKES: CAKES!
Such Fruit Pound. Sponge Citron Lady cake Mscrs
raes Ladies ki.s-, Almond Stick.. jelly Cake, jelly
Rolls. Cinnamon siil ks French Rock Cake, Tea Cake
Cream Cake. frsnch Jmnle. Victoria Cream Cake and
hnn1re.i other kinds Away, ham made 20 orer
shur, nOtiCe
YANKEE NDrIuSs-rhs largest stock in til. cit,
Ss,n ;.r,'t V.s IF ts ba,.t = o.girz
chill lsS5-u WI EBERT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12
9roffssional Cards.

EHARLES j. BEATTIE, Attorney and
" Co bnselldr at Law, Pontiac Livingston county ILL.,
aug 2t 65-lys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12

From Rev =. Herrico. Pastor of Pa,,,unk Bsp
Church, Philadelphia,
From the many respectable recommendations svss to
Dr. hoOland's German Rters WIS induced to give asvra
a trial After using several bottle found - D.
good remedy for debility, and mO=. excellent ~. <
the stomach. d. MLakI1E.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12
READ WHO SAYS SO,
q 3,

From the Rev. T. y. Fenall. Assistant Editor Chriss,
Chronicle. Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the Use Of IooanGs
German Bttcrs aud feel il my privilege recommend
them a valuable ionic. al who .uf-rirg
from general debility from diseases arising tVn
Tsngslept Of tre liver. Yours truly.
K b. YESDALL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
THE SONTFERN STATES.
MISSOURI
MISSOURI
CONFLICT or AUTHORITY BETWEzy GOV. FLETCHER
AND GIN GRANT.

MISSOURI
CONFLICT o" AUTHORITY BETwEzy GOV TLuCHER
AND GIN GRANT.
Pr Tslz5RApH To r1r ruiBrsl
1eYrErsoY CITY. Dee ll-Go1 Grant lef s.. Louis
for One East yesterday Before leaving he son COM
rauv Of u. s. troops 20 Lexington ~ protect the bush
whacIers from Gov Fetchcrs Militia. GOV Fletcher
hss gone to take command Of msMiiiua an person. he
says lie outanks Gen Gran. Missouri, and the end is
20. vet.
TIE MILITIA WITHDRAWN FROM JACKSON COUNTY.
ST LOUIS Dec. lJ-Dispatches from Jefferson City
say that Populations Of leading citizens Of Jackson County
aavs been il consultation with the Governor and have
succeeded in convincing him that the military force is not
needed IN that county and the Governor has consequently
ordered the troops destined for Jackson County to Lay
cite County, whore busAwaackeTs ara san rampant
The Sclf.-Cule- arson case at Kansas City was con
nued to-day the evidence being terribly strong against
them.
TROUBLE IN THB CITY GOVERNMENT OF ST. LOUIS
GEN GRANT PBTITIONED To STOP TIE WAR
AGAINST BUsHwuACEERS "A TOWN REPORTED
BURNT.
ST LOWS, Dee l9.-The Common Council, which is
strongly Conservative has rejected a the appointments
made by the Radical Mayor and yesterday filed all the
city Offices with Conservatives. The Legislature will
probably undo his work Immediately.
Gen Grant has referred petitions for Interference IN
Gov Fleehers proceedings m Lafayette County 10 Gen
HanCock. The latter has ordered. four companies OF
Regulars 70 Lexington and the Conservatives are trying
hard 10 create q sensation about the Governors
murierOGs assault was made this morning on three
proceeding the ferry but they resisted and the
Police approached, serious injury was inflicted Inc
mild weather has cleared the harbor almost entirely OF
ice and steamboat men are jub.lant accordingly.
The rum0r prevails IN ST. Joseph that owing TO tle
are. between the citizens and militia ~ richmond,
Ray Co. that town has been burned but the rumor Is
c0ntadcted Three militia companies for active service
have been raised here.
The Union Pacific Railway is now completed 10 40
miles west Of Fort Riley and viii soon be ready Tor
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
DIED

BELroa Wednesday morning Dec - j-s Aasr' youngest
Fun-rsl lay Thur,iay 81 o'clock
BULLION Tuesday mosaas pserWbe i ae! 1or' 1es' Caro-
The fnsri will place wa,huston Hight. Pfesbyedan
Tha.5,y morning St oo,s Tb- aud ie1d. a.,
specfuly atrd aeri wtlJI rher notice. Hudson River
ts,ias I've Thie. q, 40 for Oueb i1drsd sd atty
.sc9ad's aai stage, ron larsn. s1sy hni hour .,
ini,at 500 ofsls Rev: Z; n. and 1Iay z c r,ns
, msahr,a., ~. II r s '' '' - '' "
ne a., Fer . ~ % r ,nI b,. % her
- on Pasy ,i5.rno5n tls, Inst, iloS ahsr
EsPEtE TrA-ou Tuesday Dec 49, 1855 Lo4i A E'pe, ,Id
IT.. rssy.. and friend, Of - family are invited % ,ena s,'
f0 ch5,o on f reae ,i ~ a. B5o Si N'
PELD-jS Fourth day ~cnins oh iz. Joseph Field Of King
gssi. . rs,e.i 70 he fine A. qrcha.. Meeting HOUSE
on si.ih d,y al,, inst, At o'clock ?. m.
FTCHoa wsda.d9y tie Sa S'l N': A9a, j. n -, s.1
Her viii paee roW the Third Unaan Ch5re9 ttbe
Srhave. Friday a, O'Clock Her friends are in
FARCfLD-in D.ron c. on Moni,y December H. Epuio A,
wife q Phi ,ndrr 4. faTch.d lisd a. ysarA NJ, Oil
HAIsEY In Brook w. Tuesday. December H. aisr brief d.
le. Eliza A. wife O D. John G. H1sy as;i - c,,.,,
froa her residence No . ConooTd; Thur'ay the 10Th
HoPKNSIA Csaand,sua on MONDAY Dec T. Mrs siaa EHa'
F@r d the house Of her d,uah,e H. Bradford No s1'
Man At. Geneva. Friday afternoon a. 2 clock
. " Lee oftli. city in he ss,h year Of hi,ose.
Hi.r remains v 20 Buhsio FOR interment.
MAETE-Dn Wednesday Dec y a. her fshde1,s 70 ~
LeOntns widow Of the late john b Mare
ss-d u yssua
The Church Of 81 Francs Xavier West
siSssnth.t between and siIihsve Friday morning
Dec. ~ a % O ock. without further invitation . -
Hampton Mas. suddenly. on moaiay Dsc IT,
AIr. Frederick I. Poet Of Brooklyn szed % years
services will take Pac" IN st AIMS CHlrh onr %
s,nd. ,ud wahHson't' Broosyn on Thursday the Nth h'
A. O'Clock y. ~ - -, l.
sEGUINE-On Monday night December L. 3, bis rsh1ence "a
Annlise Island stephen sesuins tho 'd year o. h
s-.-4 4. -,
tend the funeral his s restslce # COCA On ltufaay
net The BE- held At the MofiTian ChuIch Ne"
Dorp. a. q O'Clock. -.
slERS-0n Monday Dee H. Anne shier ao" Of 'hs ia's
Thomas StierA
The friends her family invited attend hs funeral from her
late r.d-nce West Tive th Thursdsy the Ijth tu-i
At 10or0ck o. q,
YCK-SuIisny Fishkh Plains on Tuesday Osc u
Abraham ID Var Wyck. IN the 82d year Of his ss-. .
Friends relatives invited @ attend III. iu9fa nom t5
hi. Ms R : Van Nyck GA FRIDAY Dec e.
loa D~kD n. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
STREET AND CROTON AQCEDCCT De
PARTMENTS.
TIL SEw STREET COMMISSIONER, Mr.. MLEAS, NOT
YET QCALIFIEu-THE PRESIDENCY oF THE CROroN
AQUEDUCT BOARD.

TuE SEw STREET COMMISSIONER, MR.. MLEAS NOT
YBr QUALIFIEu-THE PRESIDENCY oF THE cRoroS
AQUEDUCr BOARD.
II was understood throughout the City Hail. yesier-
day that Mr. George W Mclean who las been confirmed by
the Board q Aldermen ~ Street Commissioner has not quail
position although The certificate Of bis appointment
was served upon hm ~ early hour Yesterday morning
IN the natter te appointment Of John BRADLEY PTcs
dent ~ Croton Aqurluc Board Mr. Bradley appeared nt
Department rud demanded b. puccd u possession OF
office President stephens declined 90 give up 90 MI
Bradley possession OF the office
II appears that ni the Inst session Of the Legislature The o
lowing inserted Boz the Tax Levy relating 20 Oh"
terms Office o. the Commissioner Of the CrOton Aqueduci
Department
Office. shall u oBce for the term o.
passage this Act MAY 1867 snd
vacancy shall be hrd by the mrbrrs remaining
salfv a. the Of 10
The u $500 aud no once IN the
D.pamrnt ,h be sboshed shall the sAion OF any
ihe Department Be iDcr-sfei drihet without tnc
% - Of The ssd rhift Officers
This clanse was inserted the levy such manner
thar very persons OF To- existence Jnder is
uroy stephens takes the ground that by the consent
~ his colleagues remain n Office three years longer On
thn other claimed that this clause void because II
b. inserted bin relating tO another subject and no reference
made be boz the title Of the BILL
uiio during the day Yesterday had charge OF te pfl
vate uccs e Commissioners and there also two o
cemen n building detailed for apparent purpose The
officers ously discussing the question 60 the Pesi
dcucy the Board while the business ol f department was
NJ % stand stilL
The matter o. vet unsettled and 10 is currently believed
stephens claim unouuded and cannot De- sustained 10y
auy court of llW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
THE FENLANS.

TnB TRIALS AT swERTsBURG-rRIAL or MADDEN.
OF rELh0HAPH 20
SwEsIsBURG Dec l9.-Ihe Court opened at 10 o'clock.
Thomas Madden again placed al the bar. Judge
Johuson proceeded render judgment the challenge
made Yesterday 10 the Of the Petit jury. He
vewed the reasons assigned for the challenge and at once
SIX of them aside not sufficiently specific TO betted,
and which did that the alleged missions had re-
suited IN summoDing unqualified Jurors. The 3D. 1th and
II true he found by examining the list and BOOKS
that these allegations untrue IN point OF iact ne
must, therefore, dismiss the challenge. - .
The Court proceeded impgnel jury for the maj OF
Madden. The hTst juryman called i. +. Ellison was
challenged by Mr. Deyn behalf Of the prisoner, on
the ground that he was partial and had formed s opinion
the subject matter OF the tral. Trick having been
sworn Ellison examined and stated that be had formed
opinion the tria namely that there would not be
evidence enough 10 convict the prisoner.
At clock the COgr adjourned I'LL ~ morrow 90 p o. m
There are seven or eight other witnesses 20 be examined for the
ESTABLISHING the leyyng Of war by tho Fonians and has no
dct bearing upon the OF the prisoner under trial
A VISIT TO THE FRNIAN PRISONERS.
IOR0ST0. G. w, Dec. l9.Mr. ThuTstOn, the American
Consul and reporter The DAILY TcgyGph visited the
Fenian prieapers to-day. Col Lynch and Father Nc
Aahon were iykiDg we'll The former showed a letter
which be bad reeSved from Roberts and characterized
a. hoirtless epist~ He said he had not received
taghlng IRON the BIOtFhOOd since he imprisoned
bat much indebted 4, the Sisters OF Charity. Ho
said that on the same DAY that Lord MOnck lett for
ERgand. he lynch received ~tition from Milwaukee
signed by the Judges OF that cry. addressed 70 the
Governor General praying for COMMUNICATION Of sentence
lie requested Mr ThurSiOB 10 call the Gvention Of the
Amencau Government 20 the suforings which the
prisoners, sh untried, numbering 80 have endowed this
Winter iron insufficient clothing Mr. Thurston promised
q do $" ani send TO them al gQ9d Chgsi9ss dinuor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

ARREST OF A rREEpMES's BUREAU AGENT.

ARREST or A FREEpMES's BUREAU AGENT
B TELEGRAPH r.
GALVESTON, Doc. ten. R!dloo arrived today and
takes charge 81 tie Fso,lmcas Bureau relieving MAJOR
LathrOp
Capt Craig Of hc Veteran Reserves and Bureau Agent
has been arrested and committed to a Judge Ireland
and The civil authorities of GIadaoune Comfy for
DESTROYING the bonds given FOR the appearance OF his pre-
decessor before lc Civil Court Craig Icicd under the
orders Of Heinizelman Grhn has Ordernt DIS release,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Dec ls-Noor.-Cousols opened CT -o3 being
advance Of United States Fyetventcs IA. Eric Shares
46l Illinois Central Shares, 77a.
LONDON Dec. I9.-Coasos for money, sol Erie sAarrs
ga Illinois Central e. United States Fiye.twenties 7IB
LoNpON. Dec. l9Eveninr.-Cons close this evening ct
90 for money The following the closing quotations ior
American securities United States Five Twenes = Illinois
Central shares 77.; Erie Railway shares =.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Lyr,rooL Dec Is-Noon-The Cotton market opens quiet
with probable sales the day Of 1900 bales AT tie prices OF
last evening
LiyEnrool. Dee lo--The Cotton market opens buoyant;
saes tosy promise 70 reach 81 0OJ bales MdlIag Urands
have advanced TO l4id.
Lrvfrrool Dec. le-Evenng-The Cotton market to day
waa.very active and transactions quite large Mllin
Uplands closed l45d p. The sales Of the day foot Up
5000 bales.
COTTON AND CoTTOy GOODS Is ENGLAND.
IIvFuroOL Dee le-Spinners and spectators are free
Aers Of cotton Tie stock on hand in the manufacturing
ssct, represented being rapidly reduced and cotton
sP0os have an upward tendency.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER
MAvuE,rER Dec. Is-There is a marked Improvement in
feeling here both goods and yarns and prices have an
upward tendency.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
LvrsooL Dec la-The Petroleum marke- opens steady at
~
PETROLEUM AT ANTWERP.
ANUlar Dee ls-Peoleum ia steady, at 81 for Peansyl
wants l;efued.
ANngUr Dec. l9.-Petroleum is firm at 5if
UNITED STATES BONDS AT FRANKFORT.
FRANKgoEr, Dee Is-Umted States FiTe-TVenties open
STEADY Of 757
Lo>noy Dec ia telegram from Frankfort quotes United
State, Five'Twenties to-day ut 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
LOUISIANA

THE TEST OATH FOR LAwYgaS-AY APPLICATION TO
SGT .- ASIDE REFUSED.
By TELEGRAPH TRiBUyE
NEw-OELEANs. Dec. l9.-An application was made 20
Judge DuHcl to-day TO allow attorneys 20 practice IN
United States Courts wthou, taxing The test oath, the
applicants saying they had evidence from Washington
that the Supreme Cont longer required II. The Judge
refused 10 hear any Arguments The subject, adAcrng 20
s former ruhag tha, all attorneys an Jurors must take
+hs tes' CAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
MARRIED.
CUNNiNBHAsl-S2Il'

Tl.sdiy De-; ~ by the Rev Isms.
Dunn Fra ~ Cunningham Josephine l. smith dagshte, OF
: e. smith Of New-i orS No cards
Observation-Disclosures Tu-s1ay. Dec 49, a. FnhkiN on
Hudson by tho Rev Geo d. Johnson Rector II s. mnFA
Low Point sam W JoIu,on Of to Mary n daughter Of
Wm. S. N-rrlsn.k esl.
sHELDON-ENsfGN-A. Orsu-r y T. Thursdsy Dec ~ by
i0yt Rou H. Sheldon Of hrN lo-k 90 Emmy L.
daughter Of Edward g. Enseu %. Orange, y J.
VAN TTEREN-FERGTSON-Ou Fourth day I'h o. Elsyenth
month Of the brides parents P8sin,f " T.
according F-uds ceremony Pl2 Van Eyeion Of brooklyn
n Y % Ffzibe,i dsushfe' Of John c. frfrusou.
WAiIE-TuAICHERAt thg ChlI,h OF The Divine fasfnJ on
Monday thr Rev 2. Chaplin ~ D. Charles Waite
% Miu Cynthia NJ Thatcher daughter d Nj Martin Tha,cher
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

D. dspoed before The Counslonsr Of Ps.us have
VISITED ell principal sewing michne mauuihctoue and have
facilities FOR fading only what BEST but
why Il was pest Pie Wheeler Wilson the simplest n parts
quiet ani r,pi action Of an thresi machine
Other keep with it, nov sell all kinds and sell
ten Of these Of other back exchange
many AID c)mpauts these Ouce sold tsy
e gone and article Of merchandise they always
IAdneraemant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
THE HALCYOy

THE HALCYOS COTERIB.-Ihc Halcyon Coterie
will give their rst animal Ball Fencros Assembly Rooms
Friday evening Dec The officers Of the Coiere arc as FOL
ov. President John y smith Vice President Paul A Ry
der. secretary David Hegcrty Treasurer John X Kelly
Daniel i. Kirwan viii act as Floor Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
MEXICO

The DATE OP FRENCH EVACUATION PIxED-THR EFFORTS
OF THE CRCRCH PARTY.
TELTGRAPH
NEwOTLEASs Dec 49,. Information received to-day at
Department Headquarters and considered perfectly uus
worthy is 10 the effect that Marshal Bazane has gwen
police that all the French will have left Mexico by the
LIST Of April next The informant left the City Of Mexico
on the "a inst, and Vera Cruz on the 9th.
The Of efforts being made by the Church party
supply Macmillan with funds TO carry his Govern
ment l. 10 least very doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
To Pastors Masters Of Lodges, Missionaries Visitors,
Aann.. Of Ren.xnlenr Ln.tiiulinn. md a-..r.-


pfopo.s receive order. fr ths WHzEana Wsos Sewing
Machine. a. the Fan from Cersymsa Masters Of Lodses aBireprs
sontaive Of Benevolent Institutions in Sufficient numbers supply
those Of ia, Congregation Members Of the Fs'ny ani others who
may or impossible advance the whole euouni
upon delivery supplying manufacturers prices sud
partial p.yn sn.. ac,o1ins The o. %
vidls cssss
Under h arrangement benevoisny DISPOSED with bu,
LITTLE outy supply worthy ndgeu PERSONS with machine that vi"
assis. tb'm IN becoming eel supporting
r ELris n, eog Broaivay cor Twentysecond e.
Fair Grand sud Crosby st. New York
(For benefit Of Hal and Asylum fund.- Il Advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
VIRGINIA.

ADMIRALTY CASH AT ORPOLE-C0UNT1RPEITlNG.
BY TEtEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NORFOLK, Va. Dec. lg-The case Of Crowcl. AT. the
schooner Mary Mckee, IN admiralty, was argued to-day
10y Ellis for the bcant and H. II. Chandler 70 the re-
s10nlant; damages claimed s6 900 Several true bills
for passing counterfeit fractional currency have been
found by the Grand jury.
HABEAs CORPUS CASB-ELECTION OP JUDGE OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
RICHMOND Dec. lg.-Dr Watson. who killed negro
l BockLIdge COUNTY brought before Military Com
mission to-day. The adjourned being ready for
trial Judge John L. Meredith Of the Circuit Court Of
Richmond 20, ,t writ Of tabeas corpus demanding of
Gen Sca3fed that the body OF Hr. Watson be brought
before him o'clock to-day. TIE Gr"r}! @isre-ari,d
the VII, and the matter is nov in suspense
Ia the Legislature. to-day, Judge Alexander Rlve7
was reelected tho Judgcshp of the Supreme Court Of
Virginia. lie IS ID e.ast years oppo.aueo. Gov. Pier
pom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
ARREST oF uAvovERIAYs.
ruR CRoATIAS DIET.

ILh URUAIIAN UIhI.
VIENNA. wednesday Dec l9 l.5G.
The Diet Of Croatia has resolved in favor Of a
S,pira;e administration.
FEELING IN THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
BERLIN Wednesday. Dee d.. 1906.
Il is rumored that o strong feeling exists in Tie
Austrian Army in favor Of making, Macmillan En-
psror of Austria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LREuoOL Dec. ls.-Ariyed, the steamship Queen. from
New York and the ship Favo1s from san Francisco.
Sailed the steamship Chicago FOR New.Nork.
SOUTHAMPTON Dec. le-Evcning-The steamship Gcruania
which e NevYork on Dec arrived to-day this port AID
after aaJug her English mails and passengers proceeded to
Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
M rr1FouAPH 70 rHE rRfBusE,

We have heretofore spok'a 90 AHJ' Haggerty,
lecturer in terms Of coumolaion and now repeat that
A. an effective earnest and entertaining speaker he has
descrvcdy high reputation Major Hagscrts still liberty
to mlks fgihss engagement, ol lae seagoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
SPAIN.

REPORTED RETURN OF GEN. PRIM TO SPAIN.
LONDON Wednesday. Dee 3D. 1906.
There is rumor prevalent on the Continent that
Gen. Prim, the noted insurectiOnary leader, has
Tc6ntered Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

AHIoJei OF simplicity and Perfection years without
b-,sking ueedsMr, r. r. Decker ofj~r'ey City, writes
your Elliptic Sewing Machines county over
i've years, on sv.ry byrtHg neir Or
poy-g 70, ypair ind consider marvel Of simplicity
aud perfection. - Advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
EUROPE
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC, 10.

rHB pREEcH ARMY SCHEME

Pans. Wellcsloy De-. I4-N'Jl.
nr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
The French army scheme grow in d.sfavo- among
oil classes Of the people
FAREWELL DINNER TO MB. BIGEL0W.
Ptn, Wcdaesoiy Dec ID l3j5
A grand farewell dinner TO Mr. Bigelow the
American Minister is to be given. The Emperor
Napoleon is expected % be present.
INSTRUCTIONS TO MARSHAL BAz4IYE.
BRssEis Wednesday Dee 20 1856
The Independence Beige to-day publishes a report
that Marshal Bazaine has been ordered to enter into
negotiations with the United States for the establish.
mcut Of q suitable government to succeed that of
Macmillan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
SUPREME COUET-Cmrru-Drr Io-Before NJ Justice
BAiVAEu

THR HERRING SAFE CASA DIVIDED JURY
SanDOrn ngt. Herring
Yesterday Mr.. Justice Barnard being sick Mr.
Justice Inraham allowed the jury % separate they having
disagreed standing nearly equally divided without hop Of
agreement.
Before NJ. Justice BNtCUM
LIABILITY or BASEs ARTICLES LETT ~ THEIR tAEl-
Daniel Weaver agi The First National Bank ot New Orleans
Plaintiff the a.rucc Of Joseph Weaver sons 90 recover
$50 which be alleges she value 81 trunk AID contents e
boz defendants charge by Joseph and delivered hy them care
lesyas allcrcdio iiegii!m1tc Of Joseph. who 90
obtaining II abscouded ..
The Jense that this often came % c hahk win DIS
father and the officers % the bank Del % believe from
their behavior each other TINT the sou had s father CONT
cncc they considered that they bad hight to think i1a
u obtaining the trunk Doc acted by authority az BIZ father
The charged the jury that tA- def 1d1uts were liable
they had used ordinary nho1gh h" frsiden
had informed Joseph that the trunk leii al bis osh1
risk.
The jury brought in sealed verdict Yesterday morning ior
defendant
CHAMHEEr-Beiore Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
John II snyder at. Mary A. Snylcr-Awauicl.
/ Trlmblc agt WIN j. 1Iimbic.-Hep0Ts confirmed and
Judgment OF divorce granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
AT.efnl and beautiful Pr...nt

GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE will prove most uIetu
Holiday NE sdy. hs favo,s Family Sewing a1cuine
ani a. household ought bs xi'Lou, Advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
Special Notltes.
Gale. from Araby

Gales from Araby
have been eon.deed the epi,oms Of al b.. what ae
punEn, odo Of the nutmeg aud the Whevs the aroma Of
the Persian ro.. eompsred with the exquisite be~hinS
,paneins esh,rains perfume Of PHALoSS NIGHr BLOOM
INC cERgUsi -
Chamber of Commerce-A spgcia n-e,ag Of the Chamber
OF Commsrce vii be held THURSDAY next Dec DO a. O'Clock
p H. for the confederation Memorial Congress 20 Abolish
the T,r on Cotton BY GEORGE WILSON Secretary ro.e
The IOnthy Meeting e i9s Tenth A'.tTS
o'clock the Bowery hCi1 eSfe, f'a ana 'ng
HARvEY H. woops secretary
American Institute Polytechnic branch vi THIS
iion and % i,,,s nj Isni, with s1periaen Prof
p Stevens VIII follow Inc puO" s D. TiLLNAN Chairman.
T D. srErsoS Secretary.
Fifteenth Assembly District n!op Assoei"tlppppiESA
meeting th Association viii b. he LUIS murray = ~
~ RSaekK " SseS THERoN BrTLER Pr,ient
The Fire In the Bowery: -. ,,. ....,.
fe in orr vicinity interfere vita or bg.as,'- R 0r
IN assortment Of FINE HoLlnAY GOODS ~ - p,.rv
Ladies, French shses.
Mr SLATER having Just nrned ron T,' VIII 9s sAS
sLiPPERS BOWS, FRENCH RUBBERs, QUILTED SHOES
&c. Of his own selection. sr,rpR
Importers sud Manufacturers Of Ladies ~. s1ISsS sso
Al Miller Il Co.'s.
No. % MADEN.LANE.
wRITING.DESKS: WRITING-DESKSl
GILT THERMOMETERS
India Rubber Toys,
VULCANITE JEWELRH -.
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
tu rrra, variety 70 the HOLIDAYS
"o0oO'''N" No. sos Broadway. corner Of Ful'on.;-
The seventh Exhibition OF the Artists Fund society
will eo on THURSDAY Dee 20 AZ AZ the galleries OF he
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN, o. Twentyihirds
aud Fourthavs. Open rom TO ,nd to 10 p m.
At Miller IL Co.'s,
No o MAIDEN.LANE,
DRESSING-CASES, DRESSING-CASES'
RA-GLASSEo.
Watche. and Jeweiry
OF ell descriptions and
STERLING SlLYERwARE,
For Sale by GEO C. ALLEN. No. as Broadway
door below Canils.
Gifts for the Holidays.
WITCHES.
WATCHES
Undersigned have been instructed BY the manufacturer TO sell
the a iancs o their large stock OF
'"' LADIES AND GENTs GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Al "hoLI'NAN DURING THE HOLIDAYS ONLY.
QUINCHE K,UGLER, Agents,
Nos. 2 and 10 John-st, ~ stairs.
at Miller ~ Co.'s.
No. y MAlDEN.LANE,
GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
PORTMONNAIES.
Reautifui Toilet sets. Wax Flowers Exquisite Jswei
Case. Cologne Bottles Phanom Bouqus' &c Tor saa CAS-
WE'LL MACK Co, aadsr Eals ave. hotel