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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one day last
week, the thermometer rose to 1902 in the
shade.
What a delightful climate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE GrLr,
New Orleans, Ia,, July l5, lsG6.
General Orders No Il
I. Notification is hereby given for the informa.
ton Of all concerned that no monument, intended
TO commemorate the late rebellion, will be per,
mittea to be erected within the limits Of the mill.
tary division of the Gulf
II. All reorganizations of Confederate com.
panies, batteries, regiments, brgades or divisions
within the limits Of this military division Tor what
soever purpose, are hereby dissolved AID tie
maintenance of such organizations, either in a
public or private manner, Is prohibited.
Ill. Department commanders will be held
strictly responsible for the faithful execution Of
this order.
By command of Major Gen. P. H. SHERIDAN.
Official; GEORGE LEE, Asst. Adt Cen en- = 4 Gen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

THE CAUSE OF THE EUROPEAN WAR.-From an
elaborate article in the London Globe, on the
moral and political relations of the continental
belgerents, we take the following compendious
extract:
The plain fact is, that Prussia goes to war to
force Austria out of Germany, in order that Prus-
STA may reign in her stead and that Italy goes to
var with Austria in order to liberate province
first added TO Austria seventy years ago to snit
temporary exigencies of Gen. Bonaparte and re-
stored to her in 1915 by the congress of Vienna
Prussia and Italy are on the offensive, and Austria
is on the defensive, and the thing at stake is the
existence of the Austrian empire as the greatest
power in central Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

terrible tragedy was enacted, last week in
Caldwell county, Kentucky, Andrew Alexan-
der, sixty years of age, had frequent and VIC
lent quarrels with his wife. Early on Thurs
day morning, when the man and wife were
alone in the house, the wife shot her husband
twice, killing him instantly, Alexanders son
was at the barn, and hearing the reports Of
the pistol, went to the house. AS he entered
the door his step-mother turned and com
meneed firing upon him, slightly woundipg
him twice He fled to the nearest neighbours
1or assistance, and while on the way heard the
report of the pistol again. When the neigh
bors arrived they found her dead in the yard,
she having shot herself.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

The following is list of passengers per steam.
ship Harlan, Lewis, commander, from Indianola
and Galveston: ..
Judge Morrill, and lady Col Ryan Gordon Mrs Clement
Col GHbben Etherdge Mas0n HayUie TempemAn and friend
George Maurin Chas Du Galloon Allen Vanahan Camp Car
ter DR. Heeley and family Hurley, Eerg Godwse Kendall
Lamb, Wilson and Henry Montgomery.
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THE MuaIoAL SoIREE AT MECHANICS INsr1-
TUrE. The grand concert given last night by
the Harmonic Society Of this city was deci-
ded success, and wen was it deserved Where
all we're excellent it would be inYidious to
particularize. The house was well filed and
the audience delighted.
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Grey Jacket Bttters.

The undersigned, manufacturers Of GREY JACKET BIT.
TIERS, and general dealers in
WINES and Liquors,
Would respectfully inform their friends the public that
although their store No 81 Grsver destroyed by fire
on the night Othe17h inst thanks to the exerons of the
Department their store No. SO Grayier street. is s 81 for
occupation, and they will there continue to manufacture
GREY JACKET BITTERS,
and sell WINES AEDLIouoRS of as good quality and at ny
low prices as before
BARNETT & LION,
Manufacturers of Grey Jacket Bitters,
So grayier gtrset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

NEws.--A New Orleans dispatch to the CHI.
cage Republican, says that Alexander Il. Ste
phens, will preside at meeting to be held in
tins city on the first of next month, the object
OF whjehis to secure good feeling between
opposite political parties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having rust been received tho mos
Celebrated FOundss and comprises oil Modern Improve
mnnts
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The steamship I. c. Harris, Charles Fowler
commander, from IndianoIa the 18th and Calves.
ton the 18th inst, arrived at this port last even
ing, with the following passengers:
Mrs Jones and two children Rankin and lady Mrs Dunk
hour Mrs Walker and Dr Allen lady Mn Johnson
Yrs steward Miss Allen. Miss Kennedy Hedge aud family
ed and son, Mrs Fields and family Hamilton NJ ana
Meyer Field, Walker Rawlings Hossmer, Soutnwick Gov
Pea,et smith, Allen, BreCkiurdge. S0mmer ills and sister
R@9ius iioore am Roe Stephenson, Col Marshall Mai
Whitm9re Capt Ttdmah Hunnicutt, Roller Oliver, Ogden
Glow Hart, f0N G0twitb, Cowser Rev Spiro Thompson
Smith Carson York Miller, Fields triesbach, Chrsm n n.
WIN Fleming CommaGk II deck, aud - from steamship
P0tOmska-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

THAMES. are under obligations to the
officers Of the steamship ]. 6. Harris for late
Texas papers.
The Southern Express Company has put us
under further obligations for Memphis, yicks-
burg and Charleston papers
Thanks to the officers Of the steamboat
Fashion for latest Yicksburg papers.
We are under obligations to the officers OF
the Southern Express Company for late Texas
dates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

A terrible accident occurred near 0uincy
Illinois, on the 14th. Three youths d eicb.
teen were caught by q freight rain ,,gh5ist
crossing the track Of the Chicago and Quincy
Railroad, in buggy. Two. were killed in
staptly the third still fingered, at last a..
counts, but could rot srrrive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

IMPORTANT GENERAL oRpER. The attention
of the reader VIII be attracted to General
Order No IA. issued BY Major Gen. Sheridan,
which we publish il to-day's paper It will
be seen that Gen. Sheridan forbids the cree
ton Of any monument within the limits Of
this depart1nent, intended to commemorate
the late rebellion. and he furthermore pro
hibits the reorganization Of former Confederate
soldiers, for whatsoever purpose.
We very much regret that Gen, Sheridan
has felt it his duty to issue such an order.
Satisfied that there is nothing which involves
disloyalty in the movements which General
Sheridan has put stop to, and that they only
reflect the personal and humane views Of our
people, without having any political signifca-
ton, We express the hope that the order may
soon be rescinded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20
Paris
UNIVERSAL ExHIB1r1oN-l8s7.
NOTICE.

Having beenapDonted by his Exceency Gov Wells gent
and Commissioner to represent the interest tho State of
Louisiana at tle UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris in
1861 respectfully inform all residents of This state DESTROYS
Of eShibngMachnery Produce ETC. the above Expo
sition that will mpart all information within my reach and
facilitate hforwardng Of packages the place of desna
nation if addressed hesubct through Postoce box 6l2
New Orleans
EDWARD GOTTHEIL,
Agent and Representative
Paris Universal Exposition 1851
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NOOK ANN JON PRlNTTNe.

EucH AZ
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLAEKs,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20
r. W. WRIGHT,
ut Private SAFE.

Sole Proprietor, SO Bienvine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

exeegds 5s 600.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-20

FINANCIAL AND CoamERoIAL SUMMARY.
The Gold market has disclosed no material al.
teration Of any kind since our last The sup
ply Of cash Gold continued restricted
throughout, and the demand was but little
better than nominal at any time from the open
ing to the close of business yesterday. Rates
still rule at 1484@149, as buying and selling
, 1866-02-07
WISCONSIN, LEGISLATURE.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuae,1
1apyox. Feb. 3,

-
1Apuox, Feb. ..
II The Senate List eveninx no hoslnesa ot etn,
IA! mtEest Kaa ttauAacled. Une bill MA pAtaed
aatao.1zang tovpa c!,es md Villages to tesJ tax
In the Assembly list errnIn9 lie nsua! pannbe,
o. pentous TOT snd tetnoust1ances aganst the ELL
bouin u1a1 Utse presented; also for running
thsoTgh tratns On he Old Lacrosse road.
amending Chapter 48a. Lava Of 1861; respecting
1861, for eessltytng school laws; amendine sec:
tors !: md u Ghsptef 1as +. s., fos the lsllsf o.
ucsdea1es and Other literary tns1is1t1ons 70 maize
nua!rcI1rns Of The number Of volumes ~ their
libraries; to protect school and university and
R'" sn 'fssf} ss;ieneat 'a' 3t ,s 'Taaf elam 81 81
exss work On tha TERRITORIAL capitol in 1s4i, The
cla;@s amounts 10 1i.s:sI4: to the aiblzamen: d
the Governor, Secretary OF Stale and !1eas1te! ioi
f!nal te teEent Ba1tes agroelug to abide 9y theif
dectsloa and neFer asnn to present bis calm:
tzing towns that have failed to raise school money
10 transfer their funds from general 70 school funde
and to amend chsptet ll6. Laws 81 1875. 80 a. 70
naval service from this Stale during the war.
In 4he Sen3te to-day resolution was adopted ~
z1pctfng the Committee on Education TO inquire
iionneui 81 The Income Of tic State School Fund,
oil cities and towns which fail 10 provide Sufficient
school accemmodf3i5n.
Bills were in,odueed to amend chapter = Of laws
Of 1851 felstiye The gale Of lands Tor t1se as
10 outiaw Certificates. after they a1e stI years old
and 10 provide That II Elch cases defendants may
ret un the {act thai The land h1s been redeemed
from ta-es OF conveyed On subsequent sale. and
IL provide Tor the subscriber OF tie certificate md
caIceltnG record OF sale On payment 0[ the odyrT.
,ising fee; also 10 incorporate the Wscoasln Pack
western part of the State. ........
IN the Asssnely to-day se1eal peshions for and
, 1866-02-07
FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Supplfes-Tne FtnIanA Want Fire Arkna.

3@AoS
The regular eeml-weekly meeting Of the Bo.nd o.
Police md Fire Commissioners wss held 1t To1lce
Headquarters, corner Of Washington and LaSalle
streets, yesterday afternoon. Pzesent-T. B. Brown,
President. in The chair. and Commissioner Fred.
Gund: also Superintendent Rehm. Deputy super
Hickey, Kennedy and Miller. ~.
ing by asetstant Secretary Wtlliam Carmon the
Boa5d audited eeve12l bills against the Police, Fire
and Health Departments. and ordered them TO be
On motion OF President Brown. Fire Marshal
Hasr1s instructed to pntcha-e ve lhou*aud feet
Of Boyd's cotton hose for the use OF the F1re De-
Connait s:ones Gupd moved that the Fire Marshal
be instructed to purchase tc1 hoEses Tor the nsa Of
the Fire Department. II he can do 20 on credit
,,on 81 iae e1ound found III lie comnon Council Would
Ed tas wbea &c aaesn "a. Ssre eaast soae
they Here brave IL lions. but Eheu they eamt to-
:ether IN regular session. they were sfsaid Of each
il was then acrsed that the members Of ahe Doa.d
rhou1d attend the next meeting Of the Common
Council and rec what could be done toward getting
Deputy Superintendent Nelson reported thaf
there MRS foot oil w1tc1 the setpnd hpoT Of the
second Precinct Snh- rohoe Station, and thar the
III. 10 sump the atcr out II Tie Board wond allow
him to use The hand engine located In ihat neigh
| boshood.
President Brown read the following communities
! 70 The honorable Board Of Police Commissioners
| GE7l1xEx:-As General Sweeney Is aoout te
sisit the Fcuian Brotherhood of this city, on tht
9Th insta and they desfrous OF giving hiN
public reception We. the ucdeFs1gued have beer
| appoiuEed committee to wait On 5ouF honorable
eiy for thst occation, and We pledge oarzelyes L
'e~ '''e'=e Respectfully souss,
Major CHARLES E. MOORE,
| f.&ct n " AU1RF.
, 1866-02-07
Markets bv Telegraph.
[,R allDNICHT MARkET REPORT.


Especial Despatch to Western Associated frt.s.1
NKw York. Feb. 8.
Dulpest and weakness still predontn8tc IN the
Stock Market and speculation Is quiet notEi'hstsnd
!rS the extreme abundance OF money
GorEeSAksIe.
Governments *so leea seuse: ss AH fa1nes ".ne.'
but EDS afe iets ID 'oe Ear
srocKs. ...
The Erpfess ssya. At The Stock Exchange I strong
sttack was made On Heading, which was the feature
Of ne session There were 900 shares sold on sellers
option chiefly 1t g. and 40o0 for caah. at aboct k8A
above this figure. This had depressing influence
unou the who1e 1lst and lower psccs were made AItef
cs The narket was heayy md droopiue. but rallied
ME he re lbs one O'Clock session The market va
1.adr At the Second Boa1d snd rather better ia soe
respects At tho last Hosrd the market was sef5
h%svv and 1nver the transactions were large in
m Htt.hnruh.
uos1so pr1UKs. -..
pThe following were the c'oairG prices: Ohio Mb.
s1ssapri certificates. A&74; New fosk CRtfal, 6sa
as6x: Er1e, 7sK9ssx; Hndso1, 99H@e9k; Residing
b;xessx; AiehigAn southeru. eeK3ssH; Clore:snd
& l1tithurch. 5yK9ss Rock Island. s3A9s8x; ;
So.thwestesu, 26H91Gx. Northwestern preferred.
sss@5sx; Mntpoaa, ll&11*; Martposa preferred, Is
@17. The atock market Was stronger after the last
board. Erie sold It sSK. P1ttsbusgh 1t W. Head1nE
I at six. and Southern at 4a.
xosKF. .....-..
The money market continues eAsy and no change to
| notice.
The gold market was nsmer toEtrd the close sud
left OF ii 1ss1 regular ant lasK seller thrre days
soa p.a u1 he u.e Of so I ores night
/ EXCHANGE.
There g q: qas.s p.f h,. ~ .oI .o1d a
Cotton bills Id ,srEe supply md deficient Of sa'ss
r..,o,., s.o.,- ra.rSs. 5.,r,v scuve mn ,cadlut
-. ~ ,ssc.. rs,.-s',r h+tter. nenn,hor a1t
, 1866-02-07

FTT1HBCAGH, Feb. s.
Tia supply OF Cattle 1t the Ahesheny yards was
again light this week, not exceeding one thousand
head nnu OF this number about eIght hundred changed
hands. The susrket Notwithstanding the light supply
was dull md heavy. The demand was reststctcd co.
trty to supplytng the wsnts Of the reta trade aud
the attendance Of EAsle1u nnyErs was vHy ueage.
The bess sealllng Cattle sold At do sevea to seven
and q half cents. froes, while common 10 medium
grader msy b quoted at ~ to6 &C. Meyers 4 Bro.
sold Kets d ca. IS head of prime Illinois steers
asint 1900 ns At sXc., md several xmsl punches Of
Ohio Cattle changed hsnds At hon * to 81. Hoqt
du but unchanged Bales 70 butchers At prices rang
Ing from 10 to lie, xroes- Sheep In Light supply but
dn1l. SALES Of good but mutton sheep In retal way
nt kItG1tAc. Elnkx.
, 1866-02-07
LAW lM1ElltGEhCE.

uSI7Ep STATES CotET--BE7ofe Hoh 1"opsN
Drt1snoad. Jud9t. Wilmer 9. a. w. brooks.-set'
,leh hnd dismissed On p?aln!ff = motion.
zU,I,... =. M.-+tn ~ II -fh.nrprr. Refc,-ayl tn
"nnes 'e sa..a e. 80 "..e.. ~
pwieh. Scott VI. The City Of Chicago. The ar
putueuts Of counsel In this eause were concluded
restcrdxv afternoou Af,er lhe tus,ruct.ous Ct The
Court this morntng' the ease VIII oe given 10 me
5n1s. Il, n.,..
SErEh1on cocE1;EOtjofs A9n: 9sn N,,, -. to, 7sh
aneson Assoetat< !naaess-mi91ams as Wasnss s,a;n
Corongr Of ne COUNTY, !of ths neG o. Sona na.nnS
as H. n Ss'o1e ana NJ
continued yettezdes. 2ge acoon "ns oon g1ougni @
damages al t50Q upon n plesn hond, entered fn
to IN Z tnit Instituted hy the de1endants a:alns
1}a.td F. hammond to recover Possession OF MY
eight cord. Of beech wood, said bond, a. n.aal
10 The esept suit, to the :ut Of repeffn
with al possible despatch. This plaintiff Claims
VA not done. and therefore he hranRs suit TO re-
Entail s, Alexander ~. Samuel E. Barrett, VIM.
II. Arnold and Aose< W: Powell; Assaaptlt
F.sn e plaintiff to die M count
| Charles Il Seymour md John Reese u. John G.
| Bort Charles d. Per1c, Channcey Hawley and
sops5. noais sehlseneef s11pe;e nd eos
der eehen. Attsea@spt: Motion iof Continuance @
| ,ianutac,nrer's National Sank et cn1eaSo =.
Charles y. Hleketson and Reese oxens, pa,nefs. pr >.
$4,000, for eight thontand bashela q corn md
four Thousand huehels Of oats Claimed TO hsFe 9esu
he psory q palntn 3n9 to- re 9een e9,d hst s
ha.e the opportunity TO exs4'ns dessndante nooks
Joseph E?ns -. Heory I. WaftWont7appea
Motion o. detendaM ief new Haa ~ maaS sa, saaual5
rcal pr,yed md allowed; bfil Of c1cepnons 10 De
hlsa within twenty aa54. 1,t.,, xy.,,-u, Al.
, 1866-02-07
n1llwnNkce Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.1

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 4.
FLouh-Dr,l and unchanged.
GnAIs-Wheat very fereithh snd unsettled. Sales
At the Mosnins Board: 4soso bn No. II 5.:n cash
{l1tf buyer all tho week: sl.uk, buyers option 10
and Is dA5a: aud fl31, teller this week Neon Board
81, 900 bn No. 1t bi..o91. .H, cash; 3la0J, buye
all the weak. Fire p. N. Ronrd-Flsmer, with sales
Of 100 bn No. spring At tl20 seller ali February
and ate, buyer all 1Fehsuasy-c1oslnx at t1a14 cash
pfEssRp IIoGe-F1rzn. Sales Of 500 At F1l Ina Il n
FHpyIs1oxs-Lsrt and Fork unchanged. Butter
Sales LOO ns good roll 1t 3?c.
1tack1f7s-2oeoo bu whent =. hogs.
, 1866-02-07
VARIETIES THEATRE
SMITH & NIXON'S HALL
BLIND TOM.

This wonderful Musical
Prodigy will give his first
Concertatthe above Hanon
Monday Evening, Feb. 5th,
1866.
Admission, SO Cents
Reserved Seats, rs Cents
Which may be secured every
day this week at the Hall,
from l O a, m. to 3 pm
N, B.-The STE1NWAY
GRAND PIANO used on
this occasion is kindly fur
nished by N1essrs. SMITH e.
NIXoN.
BLIND TOMS renarka-
ble competitions are pub
lished by ]. MARSH, Esq.
1929, Chestnut-st, Phtla-
delphia.
bss4p SCI. THAYER, Agent.
, 1866-02-07
New York Cattle Market
CLOSING DAY.

Eeported hy Telegraph E1cluaivei9 for the Cnieazo
=, TEfbune.1
NEW YORK. Tuesday Eve.t Feb. E, 1sSe.
REEF CATTLE-Ihe total 5ece!pta of Beef Catte
or the week ending to-day amount to
seang 80 fresh recetSed today. The mxxe1 y ue
s,oe u yestertay-du1, All were sold 1t - average
Hyne ~ laat week.
HEEe-Eece3ved, e::.sa. Tha mAskes II austsa
, 1866-02-07
TO TOW AND Ju1E splNAERs
FoR SALE

tdonble, Spinning Frame. 10 srind!es, sxa.
9 Eptt1E Frames, % sp1ndfes.
si1tft * Errllsh Circular Gard. nearly new
/ 3A FEET u Ciscpiat Card.
Picker. ....
20 LOCUS, suitable for weaving bagg1nz OF bus1ap.
pobhfns, Spoois. Caos. DC. Address
RICHARD KITs0N,
g1sS1tEp LoWells Aass.
, 1866-02-07

arc Betis:.-A certain doctor. Who sball b. name
less. after treating so.nc members Of family on
>tate street ior upward Of year, without seeing
much marked improvement. was greatly oreEjoye6
tic mother and daughter both MP and performing
shc household duties. But ~heI, upoe Inquiry. he
lpupd hts medicine had for kome weeks been get
Robacks Blood Pills and Blood Purifier. " hls Joy
was turned tnio rage. ..
II the doctor referred 10 will call npon Prince,
WALTON 4 Co.. e. East Third etreet, Csncin inpati.
apa examine the formula for MAXIM. the.eya'u.6e
medicines he will learn sonlethin. IN '' Materta
MedIeaH much TO bis advantage.
, 1866-02-07

spd examine the formula for making thescya1asole
Ined!cinea% he VIII leatn something IN - Matetta
Medtca" much 10 his Advantage.
"
GreenbaclK nFe Good. but ROback's
a1e Bctter-lfooaek's Medicines.
EreenbMcks are 9:1od+ but RohAcksN
aIt Httter-ltobacks Medicines.
r.a,rh..n. s~c 1.oo7. h,t N ,,h,~k,.
~. Hst.erWRonsct.s Me%tcneat ""&
"t@ .-s-.s.-.7'
s.-o.rh,~rx ,re .ocl1. .,r. uobartx,.
- Rs1IetMRnH.cE9s SfaIic,nes "@@
81 eM- e---4-.~s'
Ereepbnrke are Good. but Ikoback,s
mr. It.tte1MRnhsckss s1ed1einess
ING oe'''1 '1-1'>''~A S.o1..-.ss'
Gracrhocrx .-e 6.nod. hnt yro.,ark,.
,re ncftcr- -Rnhsrt'a Meairines
, 1866-02-07
Mining Stocks

NEW ToxK. Feb.&.
Ir1crs Of minlng stocks bid tn Boston day: Cen
tt1f 39X: Corf,er Falls 2tx FfanEJln IS Hancock
13K. It1e KoYale l3x; aslnntsoa l6Ki Qulncy ~. Bay
NtSte Ek: Boston Water Power cesK.
, 1866-02-07
N 4 H H 1 e ID

In this city Jsn 18th 1t the retldeuce Of re b.,de
fatbtT, by iho ttey. J., J. Goodapeed+ Mr. HENRY 4
SMITH, Of Cleveland, Ohio, ind LydiA E. e.des
daughter q Nj. 4. Dwight, of Ce!csEo.
r. Cleveland papers p!tlse copy.
, 1866-02-07

3srecnbacks nre sood, but Roback,s
ere Detler--Roback'r Medicines.
Grceub1ek8 ARE Good. but K0b3ckSS
tre Betier--Roback's Medicines
Greenbacks are Good. but X Robacksx
arc Detter-Iloback's Medicines.
GfeenhAckn are Gnods but RobAck3a
are Better-Robaek's Medicines.
Ercenbnckh Mfe E0od% hut RobacksH
a:e 1}eitef-Rohack's Medicines.
Grcenbncks are Good, bat RobatIk's
, 1866-02-07

ldtta.r TEibnpr:
An ar:ice tn Tuesdays TR1urxE copied from the
Eocklo,d Lt5afer. lsaS untrue In raany poinfe a
ISIS Eulr.. Mr. !. :. Hyatt s'ascs tlat ne has be-
crme i member OF the uulon DIS nich Company,
with 1bc view o! encouraging the enterprise for the
n!lei Of tie farmers from burdens now suffered
hCiNcea tho producers ana consu ne1s. and thaf he
hss no, natle thorough investigation o. the affair
Of The raid ccnpans. but Is not tatiSfed With ,he
d, MED holding the position Of dEec1ur stock
hplaet OF said compauE. Although he MS Inform
Il, t,na, Mr. +. ''heid stock TO considerable
AIf. Hiatt wrs informed .hst Henry Fales, ol
Chicago, Was one Of the 1Euctoss Of the Union
amount Of one Ennlrea dollar. The stock OF thsa
ta,upany bcln subscribed laoetIs eu2all anonnse
in c bands o. ossr % ~ ,%e ,noa.and ss s We sop;
ioIowiEs Which muy he kushc1ent1s Ineligible te
is. uLdcsr,cod by moet persons. riz:
.r a;os D.s,atcL Cenpany. held the once of ii,
ss.o An g III III
En xe1e qnan,u'Gnfl} s.s:.ed R,set%r1 81 IL f.
% eem %iieass Fuller. Earaund Q: st:le, md william y
As9S .aa 4 G. e ssta0 30
.-At meeting 0: th- ne~ Board Of Directors Q
20 Ne. S i:anaoph esreei, il ike eiy q chicago, o
Tue slt1 G9y ., T1 E+ + h u n 20 sen
rho c1.suinr wear" No rcs1cnAtlou OF rem oyal
enr 1fnrtor cpt.eart on the records Of the sal
rnmnsny. h4occ II Is shown that Henry Fuller VA
ieri II director Of the eeid c0mp7uy. was chai1
man nj IL {itst 1ncctt1s, and Il director sttl "
IND upon tbr stock ledger, certificate No. o6s
dated Merrh aOth, 1869 to Henry Fuller for tw
shnrss al stock f1OQ. No transfer Of raid FtocS o
1hc records hence Mr. Fuller ras and tt still
t,pckholtef in the sad company. Concerning 70
xsn,emcnie Of The Dixon paper, We Nnnld ray, m
IL II hatdS nrct4sary to pronounce them ontt4'
No iat1ners OF the West are 80 ignorant - 10
led TO bcacse the cxtrayaSant promises Whfea ~
paper etates fcceiyed s'hundrcds and pefhal
thonAandt." This company is esiabhshsnK var
houses. III points where 4 sufficient number I
member reside 10 susthin them. nnd not elseNha1
ar<nnJ encouraged to cxpect that Huch Inve=tnen
will he made,
UMr. Hyatt his couuec,ed with the raid comnsr
ior good and not q had purpose we th,aE a fa!r Al
ibdlc1pu+ fnyestts1sion b1 himself or eome or
who can and would ece plain fact4 a. they vey
would be tudtciaUE and Taght, before expre.fi1
xerl,rnen1s to the injury OF the company and
counctted thercntth. This npwatrantable acti
On hs patt &ad,cates that he has got sight Of tos
private interest from sorfce which u not
fdeudiy to the producers ~ 1t might be-:athcr II
Luxt he hnr rspopsed their cause ~ l,e arseftf.
think the farmers Will sec Tho u u uet CITES - q
lh1eS" before they fall 70 euFuoH Shslf o"n eans
An investigation Of the at!alrs o! tnle comPa
and Its system Q! operation. Is Invited ifom g
man c0urected Herewith, and cfplanAd0ns OF
ays,en Of business Will he most chseEtu1y given
iii who m&f feel the Interest 10 inquire.
CHAa- BluGnAn,
President Chlon Despatch Company