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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-30
EN-. TUBBS 6 CO., PRopRIsToRs, PETERBoRo, A.A
rim G'%
Vegetable Ambrosia,
Is TIE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

Gr.al1-iacaGcG People have their
locks restored by it 20 the dark, lustrous, silken
trcSses of youth. and are happy.
Young People. with light. f~ded red Hair,
have these questionable coors changed to a
beautiful auburn. and rejoice +.
People whose heads covered with Dandruff
and humors. and have clean coats and clear and
healthy scaips,
JSnft1-llc0s5cd Veterans have
their remaining locks frightened, and the bare
spots covered with Iuxuriant growth of Hair,
and dance forioy
Young Gentlemen use it because it is richly
perfnrled
Young Ladies use it because it keeps the Hair
in place
Everyb body must and will use it because it is the
cleanest and best article in the market
For Sale byT A. Lemon, Plymouth.
Smith, Cutler & Co. Wholesale Agents. Chi
cago, Ills. vllu26-6m.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-30

F r. MYERS. Gen. Ticket Agent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-30

Lecturer on FRACTIONAL and Voitaic Electricity
and Instructor in Theoretical TeleCraphy.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
SaS Trembenbu1.

@nstdnssr: Sci ens SeR'reiaern pirs
sroBs @snaussfsit Ron Der YDliSsi p%srtanst; brins'
mir eas Grfmoenbuh, Dag ia mid sinlbrsibe +" .
8ssisnter: u6ab' g iaon ssttan.~
Gnslanbsr: uWte? Gu ~tesleiteit mth sr1
Ron bsuts all. SD babs Sir meinsn Namen ia
mod nidt ssiast. 1ie bat Su hsnn cinaelariss
ZEN 2"
8shisnter: ~@nsliiter Gentleman, Wsn>
tier"
@n9lanosr: u2fer msinen Namen ?"
8sbtsnter: ogprsGsn fon / i'm BAIT nit,
atsr i'd bab' i'm 9'ncnmen rcn tsm Mantslla9. d
GnstGneer: r3ets sas 9ua!"
B~ebtenter: (bdlt pas BUD rpr).
~Gnslanber: Qief): uSerr Warranted solid
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

8cr etntssr 3stt tpurbs auf Ser gcfpf.
fiee ST Sneiancpclis Elm Brief absescben nit Be-,
Aers1e /: uGn msiu 2ottdsn". 9a Bic 9cleeams
ten ~benislbsn niht ~bsfSrbsln ~fcnnten, 10 murbeu
mir IN, bic 8errfsntliduns hsTsItm erlutt uni
laisn i'm 9tsr fcIsen:
SntianrtpGis, Z. Susnf.
Sin Wsune esirs 9slitee
. meins @slibbs @dre ih einen Hieasnhen
Scssl pber sstSrts IL anberu beralsidsn Sbireu.
10 tpiirbe I'D in bsius Nrmse @alen unb bid an
nisun bsiBss }5ars Sras9en, 70 absr fam i'd nur
onrtb Die 8aoer iaSsn, naB ia nod in,n,sr bein
Orster bin unc mid nur ,prbl piels In DEN Gppess
ts~sra3tunSs,. @eHsrn mar i'd g8ieber auf Dem
Scessafer, tc ih msins 8sbrahhangen mad Sc
9enft ba6e. . @slttbe! ME rurbe 2aes 9SSien
in mir aufssreat, atls ih slsia anf psm grtsn
gbttoraium bic ~solbensn g8crts las:
uWanbsrsr trttt 2auie in DEN Gtaub,
Gsnn ber lisst Elm frcn,sr Mann."
> meme bsure @sliiboe m,Shten mir bod einf,
irenn unfers unisrbiihs en- @eii9tsr lEsr ben gter.
men tranbsln bubn, aud 70 Iisen rno ausruben
BON Der Sapiste bss SaHes.
Nph Gins Jag ID Siebr, la6 Did bon Geiner
Wsatteammlen ni9t 8eber fer Nltnesr 0tsiIen, 0u
1anb, bsnn ih Gin in Ger Sgelo ,pait bers
u, 9e.psisn uub bu @urf talt bed einmol meisne
Stun, apjss @slabne, labe prbI, psnn
lni9r nsin 4use itrabls.
Gein @ehrstsr
Sanfter SeinriA.
(Snbiancprlis Sell
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Sine Charming Dor tuntsn g6ifsraiften er.
labt bic fDntslide Nesieruns tn gSln, ba bie1e,
nit arienitbaltisem Shwsinsfurterarin aefarbt,
Elm fe1sranes Aeu6ere baben. Sic burh hrcms
lanrss Bleirrpb s~efdrtten Stifte fnb gels, bic NIT
Wiennise benalten rctb. alue hieie Mineralfarten
rirfen sifti8, une ea 8inbsr niAt isften bic gAies
terfifte fauen, 10 ,piresn bs.en Sesile ourh bie1e
Mhneralfarten psrsiftenb auf ben SrsaniSmus.
sbir mihsn eabsr Bite Gltern %trarnen, fsine 1rlhe
~ssfdrbten Sdtsfsrfifte ben 8inbern ~ aebeu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

8rn Mabaen unb Trauen ntdt ii
aberlsben. Ats Die ssiarsiae @ernabtin BON
Sdlssel einit Eel psitliasr 9anbareeit anaetrrfsn
tpurhs nno man ibr iaste, baB fe cine i6rsm Settle
ansemsn sne Beidaftisuus ,pablsm 1cats, entsssnsts
iis: sd base INNER Sebort, DAP &c iarn sn pist
Biasr in Der sSsl, atsr nod ME, ha6 ss su pist
9smeen 9ictt."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
Sic WtaTon un6 ,SamIiu Gobiuet Sroe
Oeorg Brauned,
gsotar, GlaimQgen unb yanuIdeiStif,
SiSpDkfsr. Sbip.

@onectirt Bounty, ridffdnbise e5bnnng, Genfpnen unb ishe
n%ilttdrifbs 8orbetung. Die 8srperungen pm QBittpen nns
Waifen ueroen pilnftlih tsipr8t. Seine 9e,abluns, ruenn ntht
erfolgreib. gerfertigt gollma6ten 0eees, WOrtaaaes, @Un.
tratte u. I. 10, perienoet Seller mad europa, une besiebt fol-
DE BON bort. 8erfauft Saffsi6eine mad Bremen. Samburs
baore. Spnoon unb southampton unb befpr9t gafaaiere pom
allen 9esenhen 3eutidlanos In iebe @egene Glnerifas.
gr bdlt ~betGnbig ZEN eebsnsreder, has dhts Del, unb nitt
bas perfdlf9te, pelaes Man6e ran Ssp Yorf besieben, gum
8erfauf.
peripnen, tpef1e suii6en ben IL. gpril 1854 anb benz 10.
arril 1865 in Der armse bienten, wsrfea tspbl tban, tpsnn fs
f1 balp mslten.
SUM z. Sc. 3mt 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
Oanni1eiDtismuS.

Sptn etnbsn, ~erfabrensr Bann5teibtiH nnb SupOr.
tenr Der 9annIteiSt'f@en Selntittel. Srsis Serfel6sn nur
$3.50 fur SnfiraneBt, Sel anb eebrba@. Mstb uab gut.
eunft gratis.
Sfacs uno Bpbnans - 80. i2O gsarl strage, Bot wsr
334. elepelanp, O5tp.
Sanuar 4. SO. fSm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
Cholera! GbpleraI

Sic fpnn,t NQe ipllten barauf Sprbereitet fein, fe sb u:
pebrsn. unS swar ni6t alein purb bic gefOlauna pafence,
@efunebettsreeeln fonbern bura elm ~pirfIames Wittel, bas
Seeermann gum @ebraut Bel ter Sanb BADEN iplte, iobalt
bic %gefdrdtete 6ranf6eit ibre @ridetnuns nlaat. 9ie befen
Iersts fne' Der @nfttt, bS bic meiifen @6plerafGle leidt su
cnrtren fine. tuenn elm ~pahenbes Waittel seitis an9euanet miro.
Gin folbes Wtittel bieten mir benz Gublifum bar tn Or 8.
3. Wtilers Wa9nettf6 m unfperfal-8 ali IN /,
nit benz pollffen 9ertrauen auf feline meticinii6e Birfiam=
tif as Elm Werbhtungs~ npb 5eilmittel Ter @bOlera. Sc III
8riinbli6 prpbirt worSen, unp mir f5nuen es nit autem @e.
ptfsn ale sas bette befannte Wtttel sesen SbOlera unb Inter.
eibsbei6peraen %entpfeblen.
Su baben in alien g~pptbefet.
o. 2anfrn N u. 60, @iaentGimer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

3u bsrmtetten. Ser Buds Gcunts (Wa.)
grprsb snt9alt ~fclsenbs Nnsstes:
Gin fbSner WaTeriaa, Der smar feline MHble
treibt, aber sinen NiiIer cosr lonf einsn Marn
~antisbsn fann, 1T 81 psrnist9en. NaaSufrasen
Eel WH6 S..a.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Gin FARMER, Der fd in Sranflintcn einen
t,,dhtisen 3cpf ansetrunesn Bate, peiutte AM
Mittrch &admittas etra ia Wsils cterbal6 @tf,
Tvs 0table nit feinsm Wasen ben bert lsbr tisfsn
Htus su %paiRrsn. 0is pfsroe wurnsn BON Der
StrSuuns itsr ben Damn s~etristsn unb ertranfen.
gcn Dem @aSsn muroe nur Die 9sihfel netR Den
8crnsrrdeern eerettet. Sen Uarmsr fitts man
nit tnapper Nctb nod lsbeno beraus. Sein
@ani@ mar 10 srcb ssfrsisn, baB i'm isltit bic iame,
re Saufe unb Der 8srlut ieinsr 9fsrbe nod ni6t
rsht ernittsrt batten. Sotalo er au Sinnen ses
tDmmsn 1T, trtrb er rcbl ben iebr treiisn SaluB sss
fabt 9absn. eab es niAt gut TT, psnn man IN Ser
Staet Iber ben Surit trinet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Nrof. y. Nnherfcn'8 Oermabpr 1T etne Slit.
fi6t cit snm anberen @tnretben. Gin ~pertbypIles
demii6es 9raparat, entoedt RON einem ~beribnten @bemifer
Gin iiheres 5eilmittet fir gntsinpuus Bel alien Duneen, fir
Sueti6ungen, 9errenfunsen, 9ranbnnnben, ent,incliden
&beumatismus. 9ronditis, 9rnfenaeihtpulf, guaenent,Sn-
Suna, aafsebrOdene Brittle. erfrOrene aibe, 8rpabeulen, So
m%prrbOipen (Biss), Simmer i'm @eii6t, 9ienenitide, nnt
ale Serlesunsen, tenen Der meniblide S6rper unterrprfen
1T.
Sci Gfercen nnt 8inepieb 1T es unibertreTli6 as Sell.
mittel fir Gale, 6uf9eiapulf, @errenfungen, 99nnben une
aue Serlssnneen Der sbiere. Sc btlft seapib, tenn es laut
anpeiiurg aebrauht pirp.
gu BADEN in allen @pptbefen.
o. &anfOnt II. 60 @igentbhmsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Ste baben tn allen abtbeitunset Der 6abrit sei6idt. unb
erfabrene Qrbetter a~n9efellt unb finb jest bsreit, Nole i'm
nne ssfreiften Slanel. pbsr irBsnb eine qepinidte at BON
Seng an5unsbueT. Aud netmen fe SBplle, um SiefeI5e auf
gntbei! pber BEL ber Darh SIT p~erarteiten. g9ir maiden bic
arbsiten in allen perihietenen 3weteen 70 pobfeil unb 10
gut, ale fe in irgsne ipelher Sabrif i'm Staat gentatt ner=
zen. Sir feben fur ale arbetten elm, bic iii unierer Sabrt
sentadt pereen. Strumpfearn baben min itets an Sanb.
9a Die raeiffen Wlitalteeer unierer @pupagnis Seut{be fnb,
70 laeen mir bic csutften 9aaern unS Burger ron CRAWFORD
unb BEN an8ren8encen Counties Elm, BEL uns porsnfpre6en.
Sic perben fineen, tas ale Grbeiten prompt GUT befimmten
9eit ferttg ifnb.
NPnf u 1894 m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

-Gldfih 1T Der Wlann. Der einen Sremnb in
Ter NOtt Bat absr mod slidliHer Der, uslasr
fetnen nGthia BAT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Barun sleiht sin Seimbsn sinem sp(baten
i'm 6slce? : Bsibe ss9sn oft uatsr sinem leb9afs
ten Deuer pcrparts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Sine CUTE @elegenbeit jiir einen
Wagner!
gerlangt pirb BON benz ltuterseitnetsn, Elm auter 0saaner.
9erielbe fam iOmObl bet bem Stif. ais we fir ids ielbf orr
beiten. Oas Stdptben lieet 8 Oaeilen a6wdrts BON Der 81.
ienbabn.
Safc6 Saltsnbah,
4, @p3srton, g8ilams County, 8.
SUM- "a. no
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

Sberf: uOunnsraretter! gapeImoiihtsr! ma
9Drt ia, Dor lauter 9un1tars, fri Wtaii' mebr binz
teri, mas Fat henn SENT Der observation-disclosures,
Sab er gar 10 wiietbiss b1ei taut?'
&apelmsifsr: rs 3a9nrss Fat ct, SER
Sbsriht |"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
Deutf1e
Ueuer=V erf6erangs= @eieQlhaft
Slepesano, Sbip.

1. aapttal unb ltebsriaus ........... s21s, 100
bppptbefarii6 seff@ert auf lteesnbss giasntbam.
2. meiters 8eranttpo rtliafsit Der gtcdz
9o'0ers. 2OO,OOO
Die bsutibs @efsai6aft. s~eerinbet sebruar s.. 1853 nns
a%utoriFrt ear6 has @efss bss States Ssiu ssrF@ert as.
gen 8eruf burb 5eaer:
gebanoe @aaren uno periDnli9es Gigentbmu
in, Stats. Ssip.
9ts f~pesieuen gerF&erunss =8eSinauneen Hnb BEN gerF1..
runss =llrtantsn, nelbs in bsutf9er nns en8lff5.r epra9s
aasgsferttgt perren, ~beiseorrdt.
Sireftoren Der Beieliddt:
Or. Qern. Wessr, 9snri& 0sttmer, abof ~Rstt6srs,
9 Ss S@ntot. SaeOb aeuisr, Sasos Naper,
Spbn g8asner. peter Settelbat, Or. So. a6bsr.
8eamte:
abptf Rettbtra, Srdf. Saeob Maser, gieepra.
Satpb Whller, setrstdr nns Stasn,sifer.
MnsDGrtige ~gigeateu, reip. @prreiponbeuten.
grsmDnt: g. gsiImsr. Gilmore: s8iaiam gsalsmapsr
Bellevue: s 6 @ifsnbeis Saron: Sobn ghriot
WOnrOeuine: 81 3ipfst 8ern,iliOn: s 5aienHae
atrg1 : q Ssinf @n6erf: 5 utbe
gtfFn: sb emi5 Upper sanousfs: gessrtes
WaifQpn Seter Suetus liverpool: Saal g3sa
Canton Niuiant Starbsf Milam: q Drummer
8iaelas: SSobr Deetiet 8Hcpras: M Yu1unann
DpnasstD,sn: so gDef9 giprpalt: 30 subr
Sanpastp: & Sraub erefGne aRitael meber
@lprta: Spbn 2Srf1 Q8arren o. 9. Dude
SaItpn: S. 8. Sdneteer apfprta: W. Stnsfeeb.
ct. Iparss: N6. Serjin8 MetletDpn: g. 9adntaus
Sulpbur Spring 8. 9eibp Milersburs: Benz. @cbn
yariOn: @b. 5rener gSapatoneta M. DaubrDf
Benton 6. RauTmann 9iorpalf: u. 8erael
9elpbos: @b. Sing @einsbers 8. @erber
Defiance s. W. 8traner gfewarf, Gliding Co.: o.. @rpssy
eancaiter 8. 8euer @arep: 6. 6are
8. 6riner ganal Clinton: S. Qimbad5
Canal Sutton: Bb. 9elb, len. 9elapare 8. 9iebenporfes
Canal Dover: u. Wtcntag Stp6efer: anb. Stabl
&. MaYer gapelepn: M. Spaptb
Rem Vrentsn . 6 Mfeslob 9i9iprina Sobn 2Berles
StpfeIb 8. Miler Gina Obsrmeper
.eDutsptIe: Grieb. Stab.
8ieiienoe Msenten
u gadnann, 5riepri@ selba4.
Sanuar 10. '65.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

1. 8arttal unb ueberiaus .......... s2fs, LOG
bppotbsfarii9 sefsert auf liessnbss Gtasntbam.
2. Weiters 8eranttr ortliafeit Der Strd>
tclberS 1000 OO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
HOMICIDE IN COURTLANDT.sT.
The Proprietor OF Eesfn"rh"' S"0'
Dead by n Party Of Rumans-O"o Vi
Them Arrested-Coroner's Inquest

About | o'clock yesterday afternoon "hiaui
Strpp, Frank Mccormick, Morris Connell and com,
nonion whose name is unknown entered the saloon Of
William CARL in the basement of No &C Courtlandst,
oo-ror of Wasbipcton.st and engaged in q quarrel
with the wife of the proprietor and one OF the inmates
named Teresa Gainor After The quarrel had progressed
for some time CARL lnteTieTcd N Dehaii Oh the women
whom the gang turned upon him and threw him out
Of the Washington ST. entrance Carl then ran around
70 the Courtandt door entered the saloon anu pased
behind the bar The rniiians renewed Their assault
and strip picking up bottle from the counter OF Inc
bar raised il over the head OF Carl and threatened To
dash his brains ont with IT.
At the same time some one Of the patty whom Mrs.
Corll says was McCormick) hred pistol the shot
taking effect in the side of the left eye OF CARL passhg
into the BRAIN Death almost instantaneous. The
gang then fed from the saloon.
officer Darrow OF the Twenty-seventh Precinct, who
was on duty at the time in the vicinity ran To the spot
and arrested strip. whom be found IN mont OF the
saloon, and whom Teresa GainOr pointed out 10 h rs
one of the assailaDis On the oor OF the saloon near
the corpse was found u Cots revolver, WIN al 'he
chambers loaded and Derrnger pistol also loaded.
The prisoner was removed 10 the TWENTY seventh
Precinct Station House in Lbertyst and locked up TO
await the result o. a coroners inquest The BODY was
also removed 10 the Station House.
Coroner Wilder was notified Of the occurrence. and
pro- coded TO the SaiOnHOuse owing 10 the iact OF
mos, of the gang having escaped he decided no. 10
Told the inqgest until Friday morning 10 o'clock, 10
enable Capt. Helme and the force undef his command
opportunity TO endeayor 10 effect the arrest Oh TIE
murdeyers.
In the meantime Thomas Coffee. who witnessed the
shooting has been sent to The House Of Detention as
witness strip was sent TO the Iombs. He IS nai.t
OF this city and - years OF age and bac Lsih ne
is well known to the police lie claims that the pistol
shot was fred by Mccormick. The latter Is an eH'
policeman Of Newark, ~ j. He was AT one time a
bounty broker and ON a charge OF cheating recruits
and ssndling the Government. was crested and IN.
cafcerated in ort Lafayette. where he was confined
for several months IT is also charged that he has
previously shot two men, one in Orange y. D. aud the
other IL Newark, " J. lie cannot escape Tor any
length Of time, he is well known BY most Oh the New
jersey officers.
Morris Connell is clearinghouse runner and az
such is well known to of the police in the lower
precincts.
The deceased was a native Of Germany, aged about
20 wears lie leaves q wife and one child little CIR
by former wife. His FALCON is stated by the police 10
have loBg beer the resort Of thieves and other 70"
characters many complaints OF persons who have been
robbed in the place having been lodged various times
with the pollce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
TIE OTRHO MURDER.
Movements for N New Trinl in the Case OF
PeIlicicr alias Salvador.

Mr.. j. d. Townsend, counsel for Pclicier,
enc OF tie convicted mderers OF Senior Otero is ad,'
fatlgable in bis efforts in tehalf OF his condemned
client. lie proposes. at he sitting of the General
Term OF the Kings County Supreme Court next weeh.
TO move for new trial in PelIeers ease, ana ,hink1
that be can furnish evidence excupaunr the unfortunate
man. The following afidavits put q new phase upon
the natter n g. -
Ing duly That be the boosscepeIln te gar
CO sna oe. that the 5t Of January inst Ia" ara AL
ytn. on the pat o, the ce 81 ss an1 sld T
the City Of Brooklyn and who i wen known 20 urlon'N
TO the Beeelona Hoe and desired 70 tase dn,!i thl
lie permitted 70 take dinner at the Motel tai m ASKED
FOR something drink that dponent Is not informed IS 70
said hoiel The said Edward ran ade ue oi tue
guage: "Niele biz lie fhe ever comes OUT MO"
a efest DEAL JONI +. SAysoNr.
Swcrn to before me tbis 9Th day ofFebruary 1896.
Il. :. HARVARD, Notary Public New.fors.
Ctr and Co.nty Of Neie- York a., Francisco GaTrisa
dolly on says That be resides At the Barcelona ilo-
the 2lst Of January 1868 be ia the smoking room at.
ached tie hoe that IA the evening after tie ist, were
sh,es ,s .I 21d Whom he bs. nce heard We. per.
son named Edward fau aud while In said room. and IN The
gge-s "Thh, Vele owed mis- life him. II he came
out that when be c the sid room he ls the ssd per,3
book keeper Of the hotel FRANCISCO GARnIGA.
Sworn 10 before nae tn. go day Of febrasryi 1866
AUGUST SIBBKHss. Coinnssioner OF Deeds
cir end Cognfv n NJ. olk -. Jacino r. Gonzales,
being duly sworn says that be 'esdes at No 100 fonun
In ib Cy of New YORK thst he l. acqusin,ed with Ed
ward Eau who recently witness against trancsco Gene
"a vador on m a murder the city Of Bfookyn that
on Wedne.day evening FEB. inst, the ssid Edward Eau
came 10 depouents house. aud wished 10 get room that
while spanking deponent in reference 20 the trial Of the
aid S,Vaor ~. sid fau made Of the following Ian
eua,e: hold Vieles e "a my hands in TIA, case Depo'
neut then the aid Fau. Nhy did you not say
The stand - that Eau then replied deponent; Because
lee was good friend Of mine, end did not want 70 do
thing against him" JAclSTo H. GONZALES
sworn TO before me this 9th day Of February, 1860.
X. :. HAYWARD. Notary Pubic, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.
Arrest Of the Driver OF Truck with
Munitions OF War-Letter from John
O,Mahonsy-TheP Property Claimed by
Him

Shortly after 10 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, Officer OConnor OF the Tenth Precinct, while on
duty in Grand.st near the Bowery truck passing
having on it six large boxes Believing that property
had been stolen he accOsied the driver but could obtain
no satisfaction from him. the replies 10 his questions
being cvasive. lie finally decided " take the man ia
the station.house.
Arrived there the driver in answer TO the questions
Of Capt Davis, gave the name OF Dennis OSnVap but
still refused 70 state what were the contents Of the
boxes The latter then broken open, and found TO
contain knapsacks carir!dge.boxes. belts and other
o. uipments. USuiIan then admitted that lie was a
fenian and that the goods lad been intfused TO hin
by John q Mahony The FeDian Head Center, for de-
livery at certain place the east side Of the town the
exact locality OF which lie refused 10 divuge Inspector
Carpenter was teegraphcd 10 Police Headquarters for
isructions regarding the He replied to hold the
man and property till morning. This was DONE
In the mean time, tie prisoner had communicated
with John OMahoDy. and morning brought with II the
following note from that potentate:
d NEw.YoRK, EAST SEVENTEENTH ST.,
7th February, 1866.
goods with Mr. ID. OSuliyan mine. He ia
restopsibe for IL cir safe delivery. JOHN OMAH0sy
The prisoner was. by Capt. Davis sent TO snperin.
fendent Kennedy together with the note. He directed
that the prisoner whom lie sonndy lectured for Mt.
teHnptng 10 stir up between this country and
power with whom were on friendly terins) should
be taken beforeJnstce Shandey at the Essex Market
Police Court This was accordingly DONE and as there
complaint against him, he was necessarily dis
charged. The property was restored to him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
The Iyorse Market.

Trade begins TO assume more lively aspect
among the Twenty fourth st. horse dealers As Spring
approaches buyers securing horses for the farm
for drays carts, eXDresswagons &c, also for driving
upon the road both singy and in spans The railroads
and stage lines are buying all ,he time. and up
great many horses Prices are somewhat sitter.
There little doing in speed or fancy horses though
few very good horses are selling To 20 South The
Canadians are rushing IN horses In anticpa.
expected 10 ~ ill9 effect next month. liQsT VI he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
Motives Of the Emperor

LONDON, JAnldIy - It"N'
The Paris correspondent of The London Da'y
vs save that II has trapspred in Court circles that
the Tmperor Napoleon is greatly disreased with the
Fmueror Ma,imian on very many grounds, especially
on account Of the bad reception given to the French
conncor ~ State sent 70 Mexico to take the finances
r., rd I. il insinnated that this Is one reason for
be WitbdrawaI of the French troops The key to the
Imneria conduct is however, thought to be contained
in the following words. with which the Emperor sup
ccnted The notice Of the withdrawal Of the French
army And the emotion produced the United y ltss
by their the soldiers presence on Mexican col wouiu
he onneasel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

United STATES DISTRICT COURT-FEs 7-Be.cf'
Ius,c. BENEDICT
Tho trial OF Nelson Stewart, jointly indicted
win J. " Roberts on the charge OF manuactunn: aud cir
upe counterfeit United States bills and fractional eur
ncy ha been going tor days In the above Court
Hober escaped from ISL time since, and mss not YES
b.u arrested The s.used n connection with others,
,rr.ed In Newtovu Queens County some two or thre'
months since. when large amount Of printing materials
stes and pres together with and ink used .or NOT
printing ,sas secured Mr.. W. l.. Whiting assigned
Ir.sou-rs counsel, end Dstiat Attorney Penn and bei
C9ok, conducted the case for the prosec eTs
unb.r of wuesses examined, aud IN" testimony va
closed yesterday The wal be summed Up at IL ococ'
TODAY. ~.
remarkable feature Of this is that sovere unite'
state. Detectives the witnesses Tor the defense
John H. Donue heretofore convicted on Cn1r=" OF pass
Ina counterfeit corency has been granted new tra Oh hs
pfodl .tion ofuewy discovered evidence.
motion also made Tor new iria IN the casa 81 Hae
ano Lucches arrested and convicted as OF the Queens
County counierciieFs. The motion Is pending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
THE CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY FOR DIsA

THE CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY FOR DisA-
r,rn sotprRs.-Extensive preparations have been
made by the Committee OF Arrangements " i."'..
that benefit performance one OF the most
the season The best American. French, Italian ana
German artists nave been engaged among ""0'' 'l0
elite Of the French troupe OF the Ihea'er '''
will present one Of the best comedies Oh 'he'f iep'i
toire. 4 part OF the proceeds OF the performance.
which will take place Saturday evening fep. w. az
the Academy Of Music, Will be appropriated py .n'
soldiers end Sailors Employment Agency 10 w ui'
tributed among the most needy disabled veterans ana
the remainder TO form Nucleus Of permanent EeNe
fund for disabled soldiers and sailors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
CITY NEWS.

THE GRAND ARIoN MAsQUERADE.-The grand
Arion Masquerade will be given this evening at tne
Academy of Music, and will DO one OF the marzea sal
tatory events Of the The Mask Balls OF tis
Society have long enjoyed the reputation OF oelns
among the finest of the kind in the country and the one
tonight will probably be superior to any the Aroni'es
have ever eiyen The preparations for the bail nave
been of the most elaborate description and have been
made without regard toexpense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

DEATH ORA PUBLlsHER.-Mr Robert Adams
whose death was announced in Mondays TRIBUNE was
OF the ,irm Of Beadle Co., Of this city Mr. ADAMS
had been an invalid FOR years having been compelled 10
spend much OF bis time abroad in mlder chimes. Ills
death therefore was not unlocked for by his iends,
He was gentleman Of many e1ccienees OF mead ana
heart true Christian end good citizen. The remains
were inferred in Greenwood On Tuesday His age was
% years