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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-04
Court Notices.

CUH1 NVCtSC'cs
VIRGINIA. AT rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, on the End day of April, 1856, the Alex
andria and Washington Railroad Company
complainants, against the Washington, Alex-
so-called, Alexander Hay, ]. 3. Stewart, Ben
iamin Thornton Joseph Thornton, Joseph Da-
vison, the Mayor, Boards, Of Aldermen and
Common Council of the City Of Washington
Joseph Il. Bradley, ST., a. Thomas, Bradley
Walter Lenox, and William II: Fowle and Ed
ward Snowden, parties trading lately under the
style and firm OF Fowle, Snowden < Co: defend
ants-in chancery.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree to
restrain the so-callcd Washington, Alexandria
and Georgetown Railroad Company, Alexander
Hay, J. B. Stewart and Joseph Dawson from
using, employing and enjoying the railroad
known as the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road to make null and void the sale and dcliy-
cry Of $4,000 Coupon Bonds Of said Compa-
nv and to order the same 10 be delivered to the
complainants and to declare illegal, nun ard
void the proceedings Of the County Court for
Alexandria County, removing the sad IcnoY
as Trustee. and appointing the said Stewart IL
his stead; as well as. the sale OF the said Road
by the said Stewart to the said Hay and the
deed from said Stewart to said Hay and others
OF the l4th day Of April, \. D.. 1862.
The defendants. Alexander Hay, BcNjamiN
Thornton, f. B, Stewart, Joseph Dawson, Jos
H. Bradley, sr.. \. Thomas Bradley. the Mayor,
Board OF AIdcGmca, aiI hG"ft I'll N Woit!I"2 -
Eoui1cll % ' EG, I Grns1n a
partners lately trading under the style and firm
Of Fowc. SnDwdcn u Co.. and Joseph Thorn
ton not having entered their appearance and
given security ~ .'- J - -
ana inc a nc y; ''.S 't ~ -
proPtr aii"t y tr.o tb 6o .,;1 dcfni
G" sN! nnn n[ hcrc wtbin one month after d1.
nmIlicapIion of hi, ORDER and do What !, neca
tb{ 70 copI H thiI order be Forthwith ;nsrtc
=; tla htiJ,xnrdr;, G.zcrto . nnv,sp8ncr ,uh
i;bna ~ RIO citv of Alryandria once = iyaal-
fnr fnrr el,crossiyc weeks and posted al the
front V door Of The Court house Of this county
\ ronv-Tc.tc,
/ TACEY Clcrl,
pn,.>,r, c, w ,rrrrs Sors fn. Cornnf.
an2-1ow4v,
-"p .---.,
u ll.H!IN :i.--it Eu!e9 L!c''' al ~ ~,
" once OF INC county c9qE .! -n@h;'T";'"
County, on the ON d&y OF -hAFch 1901, rom
". Burke ana AFthUE lcrDGf'. partners, 'E"-
ding under the !lrin name Ct Burke q Hef39r@'
ana a artUr lgrGcri pL"iHls, ISi5.t T E
Hnrbert John r EvcrsiiciG ,amd LIcimda Evcrs
fnid IL, VIZ" iohn G Hrrhrrt James K IIr
hcrt WYtthias Herbert Hare P. Herbert. Cp,oa
Hnrhart William Herbert Elizabeth y. ilrr-
bnrt HGrbnrt Norris Nrchibah Fairfax, and
El;z, FairGry. his Wife Eurcnia HYDE -----.
Twin and Arrciia his wife Nonillia Carey. .Iy.,
Fo;rfi~ Charic.. F.iirr,y Henry NJ Fairfax ian
; GlIN H,:' ' - i,; Orlando FSjr
; Tbo Hhnn Of th;. Sn x 70 sboc the rr 49,
+,+onf M, p WnrLrrt deceased to th. DAY.
mont of her Irbt.. The defendants. Alfred
Iicrbcrt Emma Brvanf. Edward Herbert. john
EEer>!!cId: ana Luci!iHa. He :" 'i' !''''! 80.
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WI. VI. FITZHUGII, Clerk pro TEN

The Legislature having at its late session re-
mittcd all the unpaid State taxes, Except
against non resdents) for the years 1861, 2 3, and
i. All those who have not paid their County
Levies for those years are requested to pay them
to me before said May Court.
JONATHAN ROBERTS, Sheriff;
NH 26-2aw4w BoX314, Alex. L. o., ' a.
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KTIRG!NIA.-At rules held III the Clerk <
! ONCE of the Circuit Court Of .NeXand rG.'
County. on the 9Th day OF March 1866 Jon"
Humphreys and Tbos. Summers co-partner. il
trnde under the firm of Humphreys u Summers.
plaintiff: against Harriet Y. Ladd, Joseph j..
Ladd and the heirs Of John II. Laid, deceased
and his personal representatives whose n"me' "'"
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HIDERl CIDERl!-Just received "a first
~ rate quality of pure Apple! Cider for. sale
low by the gallon, by JOS Z. JAN Me-, Ef =.
feb 26-tf .,aa cor. Prince and Pitt sts
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DURE GROUND COFFEE.

COFFEE toasted and ground weekly, and for
mhl4-tf. ~ ai:s J.fC. MlLbUhN'2a
, 1866-05-30
FROM ST. PAUL.


Banquet 10 Gen. Sherman NurnIn-
of a Hotel.
Especial Despatch to The chicago Tribnne.]
ST. Paul, May -.
The Sherman hanq.et last night was attended By
OVER three hundred Invited Gucess. and al
together was q hne affair. Gen. ". I. Sherman
u,adc very appropriate epecch. lie did not view
The occasion go much OF IN honor 10 him per-
.onally. as The fact that they Asaoc1a:ed his
uarrc with soldiers Of their acquaintance. He
civil wAr. and said. ~ natton tnAt CONES ont tuc-
ln2.y from The ofca! Of civil war his right 10
lie prouit. and We have that right" lie said. in
conrlueion. II have doEc nothing that shhuld
he honored for. We ase bat The tools winch
ticaycp u:cs to smooth the way IN The path Of
events. We do our duty. each IN his appointed
SPHERE birh or low. The great cousc that Eceu
aics nil things will bring It to Development If you
elyc ru'o all men and to all departments OF the
Government the appropriate share Of the task.
Ills rsznarss we're frequently Interrupted by ap-
General T. y. Sherman was aleo present: and IN
reSpon.e 10 toast, went into hi.tory Of his mill
! tafy operations upon the coaet, In which he wa@
| .urAced. autmadscrting quite severely on General
Gen. s1b1v responded to the toa.s. 1.-THE pteaf:
dem Of the United s,atef." and warmly eulogizetl
Gov Marshall. Generals saneoru. German md
o.hest a1o responded. -.
had s;ufl.cd politicians aud ictrued to initiate then
! by talking few MINUTES w1thon: saying anything
Tousy be- ie the cuest Of Mayor Prince, Genera
| :. las and Hon. II. n. hlce+
A reception vas given al The Mayor Ftsidenc
II H. WctteTn House. On Robert street was buznct
I 1akt nfcht. ipse $4,000.
, 1866-05-30

Reports Presented and acted 0n-Fur.
thcr Confederation Of the I.outAElslc
l'Tc.bytery Cn*e->peer1ieH bF DR.. ".
L. Hrccktnriige, Of KY. Dr. Hume
phrcE and others.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicae::o Trihune-1
ST. LOUIS, May ~.
The Committee On Bills and Overtu1es reported
overture No. II, to authorize the appointment Of
Commission to Try Jndicia cases; instead Of by the
General Assembly, recommending \ reference OF
the subject to Frcshytefiee also, 10 ovcstrre No
IL from Like ptc.bytcry. n.latsse to Christians
marrying persons divorced for other grounds than
adultery or wilful dcscztion. Recommending that
the Qucet,ou BE- answered Ia the negative: aeo ad-
verse to No. 1d relative to funds to tho Metropo-
,sn Church in Washington. b. c.; reporting in
report to .bc ne1t Assembly. The report was
ldopteo.
Thomas. The report rviews the action OF the
IL ard during the past year, and declares tho result
satisfactory. II fskes strong grounds That the
head rccfory should be nearer the centre Of porn-
la1,on, when Is farther ett. They recommend the
die*olntion Of the Frecdmep'e Committee, and ,he
tran<ter Of their work 10 the nane Mi.e,on Com.
miftee; the transfer Of the headquarters of the
l:eard to Cincinnati, and the railing OF snn o!
s fef oss
The Committee on Syuodical Records presented
var1ous reports. EXECUTIONS were taken 10 The
rynod Of Cincinnati, on certain grounds. The tnb
4 long discussion took place on tho hcurs o1
ueeilpT and n11onrp1nent The hour wat 1xed foI
mfe'ioe At half past eight and adjournment al halt
sns 1homas moved to po'tronc the Keu,uck,
| appeal catc in order to take up the Louisville
Frc.hytesy case. Carried. The Louisville Pfcsoy
| tery catc waa sesumed.
D1. ". L. Dtsc1insidse resumed h's sseumen
, 1866-05-30

?Insn Points of the Treaty 0f .'Icnsta
s11d ttsr II oily .IIsfatsce Arrangement.
TIA laa1f afailf f..z.t4o Sinr

A1ntn Points al the Treaty at s1chuA
ena tsss II oil, .1Ittatsce arrangement.
[Frou the Fall Mall Gazette. Mcy III
:, A. 'hr trcalv o Vienna may onc': mare he made
the Rtalk1us nora. Of HonAp1E1'si ambition II may
he tntesretin. IL the general 1,ad.r. who is nrc
Icarnea IN pre- mt politics. Than In past history
e b I'M ts, rGs' h.. ai famous t1e1' rally a:
number of >tatrs thar had ever b.iort united
in te'lcm~nt Of Entoneau afatrr, inclu lin. aus
lura1 and Sweden. Comm. slmo-t ,n.tnrtliately
after thc vile, pnad shs'tefinc' OF old laa1uaask~
CONSEQUENT upon Fn"ct concne*'s; III; re-.
TO a recon=tEnc.ion. Thie r'con-trnc-
tfon was b,.cd almost exclusively On u3nastlc
eon:tdeEattont the real weffirs: o nst1ons anu thu
Tendencies pl Uhnt 3re now claael Aua'ion stIlc5"
being scarcely sho.:.h' Of. Eycrywhcre naso1s. OF
fragments Of na.,ont, "cre placed under foreign
Eneland's cafn- Indeed. was fully c1uls1 by her
los II 'ne ncw },lau. She kept Malta. ,.hfch wa
essential 10 her position in The Mediterranean, and
where her rule Wa- not Nnscicomc: for 1te sake of
Europe vcucta'is she undertook 'hc pro:cc'o7A,t:
Of the iunian itanns. npn got nj Of. and TO s1si.
OF Hanover, nov a!so got rid OF.
4n ltaly, Mian aud Venice wesr given to Austria
and saratnsa wa confirmed 10 !'iet3moni: white
the pnehics of Tu.cany, Parma, Mot.na and Pin
Ie1Enfies. governed hy collateral branches Of the
Austrian ttapshuEE: Austsia further obtained ros.
scsa1on Of tac iyy0i, ihyti4 aud Datmat,a.
fEusria's cain- were enormous. and. un1ik.,
many Of the Austrian. were acquisitions nf rc1l
power. With 1,a:f Of Sa1nny, nearly all He-tpAa.
ia, swedish Pon'sansn. an1 alsuo-t a!l the Lowe.
Rhine provinces, che started afre-h as :. rival OF
Auesra III n,ose formidable thsn t4sorc.
In the uorsh Of Europe. hnssia FceefSct Ftntand
den rcce,vcd Norway. which was taken from Den.
mark; ahd Denmark. who W4s not represented at
the tonrrese. got no1htne In return.
As 10 Poland The three rreai p5rtitfoEtrs 1uade
ao11c fresh rectfacatiou OF bcnndAflcs.
The !nnuneraoie small Gesmsn States which hal
existed before the French revolution. 4an which
had b. en- Hna 6isu1omalikts called med atl1cd. or
, 1866-05-30
FROM MEMPHIS.

River 7trmE-Mcuaorla1 Against the
Tsropp&cd Cotton TaI-Cool Weather.
Especial Despatch 10 Chicago Triounc-I
MExpn1s Mar -.
Wcatsas clear and cool. Rtrer failing. Business
fhadc better.
Dovr-M,ettss,ppi, Morning Star, Adam Jacobs,
11zz4e Gill. J, \, Kellogg, Golden E.gle. Up
Nary Irwin. Morpinc Stir, j. n. Kellogg. Homer.
The Chamber Of Commerce hold second meet
Ing tomorrow 10 mcmorialtxc congress against the
proposed cotton taI.
Straw bats and linen garments have been TEN
posos11y iaid aside 1t is feartd that the present
cold Meather viii materially nnrc The cotton crop
, 1866-05-30

Susrenaion Bridge Across the Cumbef-
land Opened-Effvcr Floods In Ala.
bama-DamaEe to Crops &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.}
NASHVILLE, May 20.
The suspension bridge ACROSS the Cumberland At
this point Was opened to-day. It Is structure Of
remarkable strength aud symmetIy.
Parties In West Alabama say that the Warrior
aud Bi.bee Rivers hare been a. high recentfy az
they have been known for many years. flooding el1
the plantations in the :ow grounds ana completely
destzpyln. crops. party recently tpo penopo-
The junction Of lnese two streams with the Tom
hicbee was covered by wate1, last week. from one
river to Ihe other for several miles mp, entirely
drowning out the crops on a number Of large and
valuable plantations The distinction extends on
river hue Of At least go miles.
Large numbers are leaving here for the tonsna-
ment 1t Clasks,2lle, which comes Cd on Thursday.
The river IL stationary, with three feet on HsE-
pet4 Shoals.
AnR1yAlsJ, II. Webb for Evansville,
, 1866-05-30

S1,v York May aa-1h. Cnnm-rrtqr* .noner
article RaYf the stock Market = eomeWh1t unset
tied. The lisi generally eympc hlz>s Nth the de-
preston on Etc, .ud al:aou II transactions are
12rce. rr1cre IN most cases ar :o'Eet. The ramor
OF an over issue Of Erie apreas" to rcst npon 'hc
appeared mon the street. bearing the name OF
well known speculative director, circumstance
winch cutAsnlv might bc easily accounted for when
sbe stock Ia hetnX freely returned from Europe
without FetnlftnC In such an ulf7a <nprosf1ton.
There is reason for doubling tAsr the Company Il
Of It: Etock 4 large amoruf at fts no'es
are atlost and thie morning oIerc =. len pcs
cent, without fputn- nuycES. II II understood that
The meeting OF directors 20 he 5rld Tomorrow sill
be required 10 consider proposals. Irr Dew !oa,l,
10 enable the company to meet its accruln liab'li-
previously ient to the companr, and now holds
il COO fh1stt OF liz stock c0afa,cIa IL prepared
TO ac7apcc the amount Ir11itrd+ whatever msy
be. The management Of The road. in hrinclnc II
into such e1tgeucse. at a time when every Other
road IN the country is remarkably prosperous. ;:
etock opened ut G1!i. sold down TO co. and closet
at the hoard II 60,i-a tal Of 7pcr cent since yes
terday.
Goye1nnncnts cnutsnue nrm,
Money 1. decidedly easy. The applications fo
call loans sEe met At 6f.7 PER cent The hanks III
four months hil!e bcing generally pcr cenf viii
exceptions at 65t8H pr cent.
Fcrigp exchange II rashef mo1c acs1yc With les.
doing ii eight bua and 1nore cus.ency for eIxf,
dayF.
expected official contradiction Of the sta1ement
relaelye TO an ovef-fssuc Of Erie sharrt, the efc
has bad tu11hlf he3yy fan to 5stx: It Il rcportc
that the l1icia! statement wi be made tomorrow
chewing tbat there has been no oTer-tstre-"
, 1866-05-30

Ahc 1fGctnEQCl1y 9ucAlt0n III EAEilAs
rarnt-Statne 10 be Erected to a1r.
Irnb"dy-War Between Austria aud
prs,A>fa Considered Observation-Disclosures
cst5ng Bank of England SlatetsaeDt-
Fa11urcs reported aui Ruatlore&l.
New Yonk. May eo.-Thc steamship pcrsia,
from Liverpool. rta Queenstown, .0th iastant, NJ.
rived here at halfpast seven this evening,
eaa sae % es Psi1 ssstss
tnttnEcil to eanycy !roona 10 Mexico. Without It
no snip II allowed 10 leave The hasbor.
attention TO 1ae Recprociiy Treaty, and s.w dan
ger thu assembling Of United states war yessel.
On The fishing grounds, end condemned the con-
Mr, iayasdEdctcnded the Government, saying /.
WA. not responsible for tht tcEm!nn'lon Of The
treaty and they were fully alive to l!s importanee
Of 1tr renewal. lie deprrctfei the speech ol Wat
ktns A. calculated 10 arouse h's'lEtes: lie sal
the Amcr1cau Government were actuated b. friend
Il feelings, in seeming fleet 10 prevent hos
ti.,.,ss-
lax. ttcps TO rise siauc In honor Of Ar Peabody.
Of tIcEM0N.
Tic ri,uatlcn o! Continental aflairs isnnchancea.
War looks ns tmE.f1cn. a. ever.
Hnrshul I'cncdek 1stued the ds>t order Of the
day to :bc Austrian army. expressing trim conh-
tcnc. in The army and the Justice Of the Austrian
Military preparations arc reported from various
qNarss1s. Ftvm {ta3s III particular the re@s Is es-
Fsanec, England and Prussia arr concentrating
,ntasnrps tlF a Cou,rrss with little hopes Of 4
| peaceful result.
Lloyd tlarcnaon. IN thc. lonsc OF Lords admitted
that confidential conm7ntations were passing. nut
expressed his convictions that there Ect no topes
OF y peaceful solution. ...
The ron'c ~ the Encltsh money market had sen
sth!y subsidized Securities kad generally tnnIoFch.
| Stilf heavy suspensions eoufiuned, aud 1t was
learrd many morc Wcrc 10 follow
| The wacklf return Of the Bank OF England was
/ tne mosf c3s:oldfhafs esrf nubusneut alihousn
the hank had not as2ed ttself or thS FIiveis:c
Efantea IN the Suspension o. tAc bahk Iaafet Ae'.
| Tue HEA1rs tAu4Hit uuPtSetMchtfulf N0Snt
cAopGcs. Inc Gccica.t IN me nM.llon WAS @sfs,"ao
, 1866-05-30

acatnst the report Of tie committee. He occupied
.n IN III Fs sn5
tie essd OF TIE Synod sqd I'D d.t9'e ,nese ths
10 gRt 20 "a tse es se uo ~ "a
Cd separate Preabyteiass and Assemblies.
Other were il ofder. sui .nc6 proeeed,n2s nus. 5e
n order, lie read from tho book 10 shoW that The
Assembly could esec; syIods but rot wosd na
church ,he doctrine Of the power Of the Aaeenbly
to control Presh. ter1ek had been repualated. He
referred 70 the Presbytesy Of Wi.sons,nln ls'9and
Dr. Krehs said there WA ssnod-that Of Dut.
Ds. Bleckinndrc eaid II was the synod Of Illinois,
which showed ihat The brothers memory Was de-
fcien. he clai!ned that 1t WAS an exceptional c,se.
without s,nodicsl connection. would be recoe.
nlzed by*he Assembly: bat these were not parallel
cases. TheEe is Synod In Kentucky TO act upon
He complained moreover, that ihe Louisville Pres
bg1ery Should be fairlr t1cd. TneS had been
1udced here before tE1al they cannot be claimed
the statement Of the committee that the moment
man wss under charge he WAS unaer process.
ss7 ise Il se
ming. There WAS desire 10 excommuolcate
10 eay thest men were under trial. It was not q
jnd,cia eae At I'll: II ii was the Assembly should
tie epeech the Assembly adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Dr.. Van Dyke read protest against the action
Of the A.Fembly IN proposing reunion with the
New School brethren. on the ground that the
e,aucd from an organlc union VITA this church.
The protest WIS signed by twenty four Of the cou-
| seryas1ye mf ulhcs% Of the Assembly.
Some good rebel sent handsome boquet to Dr.
| VIM Dixie after he mad 8ul.hed reading the pro.
IT, II. l. Breckenridge resumed h,s speech, and
argued at length aEalpst The report Of the commit
Dr.. Humphrey had pronosed to oacF some amend
se me -, o. inc ,G, sts
| atton and testimony movement. and rccEcs tts ~
| trodncton q. tch!smatlcn1 unwarranted and de
then proposes 10 require tne autnoss thereof i
"t,hdsaw the same before the next General As
tembly alto to tnclnde the sfgnets Of the decara
bis amended resolutions, and proceeded to spsal
upon tier merits. lie bel,evcd that 1t was net
Ter. TO WIN lack those misguided. b:e!hrcs
meant 10 stand b. the church until The Inst. Il
thought We shouid meet this questio in the spirl
Of mercy. ard net with cruelty. He REGARDED him
the declaration and testimony, and referred to th'
ques ion Of church and State. During the late va
there we're both secular and moral principles n
, former 10 1he state. lie thsnked God ,his gsc.
church had sought to expo1nd II; doctrines dnrip
he s s.,Se;y nss +: as se0qa tn s9s Sse
! terms Of objurgation and vituperation which IA
ih1oush H. L oanced On eveFy pase to the IT. tune
nfltre hecnnfc Il was partial. II reached only u
Louisville r.e-n,,cEy, While many others VI Wh
heot6,r oseon 81 ne se:o poP w.
to % it, @ :aciy 'H efbe Church lie becved in sdhetH
, 1866-05-30

NJiI1tCan Arrested for Treason-Mason-
fc--ssatc so1dicra, Assocfattou--A
Johna0n FtzZles
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunt.l
1xptASArot1s, May -.
attflscan was here day, and wa' arrested and
taken betorr the United States Circuit Court. lie
vas released On bail OF 50o to anfwer the Charge
oil treason at the October term. The Democratic
candidate 70, Attorney General. John Il. Cohfoth,
chaperoncd him about the city.
The Grind Lodge of Ma.ons met ,h!s saftefnoon'
With = tatEc representation. II. u. Aa7eH1ss l.
prcse nj a. Grind Aattct.
Ire Executive Board OF the State Sold!ers Az
soctatiou will meet on June Glh; to seti1e inc a.
1ansemente for the Fouuh ot July celebration
, 1866-05-30
SHOOTING AFFAIR.

A Major General Of the Late Volunteer
Army Shot in u Personal Alteration
with Bank Cashier.
foSp Dc LAC. Mis- May e9,-Major General C.
=, Hamilton WE snot last night By r. A. Bakf1
Cashier Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank IN I
pc.soual alteration. Toe Gener1l had two wounds
ptthex OF which. it Is thought, will prove tal HI
fcll at the hrst hre. and WIS shot second lime
wh,lt down, the ha1 FrAzlng. bat not penetrating
the eku1l Batcr IL under arrest.
, 1866-05-30
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1866.

devastated. Work 10 ctoes Bolougay Was pro
g1esstn1. hut the toots arc htgh.
Cen. Baird succeeded Gen Canby today
Arrived, steamer st. Louis from Bostou.
GALVESTON, Msy 21-Salea Of cotton for the
week, $50 hales on the basis Of &c specit.
FreIRhss nrm Al & to New To1k !; BY sail to
ATe3pooi haN penny.
, 1866-05-30

Generals Sherman and Thomas viii represent On
the occskton.
House Of ReprtsentatIvcs was 1 eort Of = tzxjs.
But very lev were present. The veil Was hited BY
The immortal J. Il. = few minutes before the Mar
thal spoke. He. J. n. leaves tonight lot Wash
luRfQn. !.
, 1866-05-30

M1LwACKEE, May Pa despatch has been re-
at hartford. Green Lake County, was broken open
last night, and between Ave and sig thousand dol
lars stolen theseirom. No clue Of the thief has Jet
been obtained.
Congressman ". D. 1ic1pdoe ia At Stevens
Point, recovering from second attack Of cryeipe-
, 1866-05-30

BA17HoRE, May g --Tbe Executive Committee
OF tic Consc1vaure rinC Of the un1on party Of
Maryland met this morning in tfltf CITY. The at
Tendance svas small. The Hon. MONTGOMERY Blafr,
Portmatrtr. Pnrnell, and eI Proso*t Hatehal Blu
n1enburE. we're present .esou1ion ps*sed e
1ugs were Conducted in pr1satc.
, 1866-05-30

NEW ORLEANS, May a9.-cotton easy; 1.a9
bale. low snidd!lny At 35c. Received tot two dafs
~. against s,9i6 STOCK. l4,7l7.
Sterling s11s3; New York Exchange 4 pre-
m1nm .
Louisiana country p1nrrs give sAd seconut* Of
iioods and distsesk increases constanliy The Tor
watd corn, eauc and cotton in twelve psHsaes were
, 1866-05-30

The PAPER Is to be an Eight Column Weekly Sews
Poiarsl and Agricultural Paper, strictly In the Soz
weg2a language, and the publishers would respect
fulIF call the hstenuon oi business to the advau
sges Of advertising In this paper Nho!esale aad
Banking uou. e, Railroads and Manufacturers. Pro
fe4sioual Men, Land AGENCIES and Eunicrant Compa.
ncs. Retail Dealers those aatiuG boys girls, etc.
ETC., will all hud this good medium through which
Eakc their business knswu 10 clsss Of peone that
otherxtIe c1nuot be reached. Tue NorweEtnns and
Danee no~ found IN large nu1bess-not less than
:Gp,Nt-throustout the Northwestern Statea large
number Of Conntfy Stores have sprung up IN every To-
caty where these industrious people have settled.
and II esc country dealers afe doing good batiness
aud mskLe larze pufchaEes both tn Milwaukee and
othes cities: but ftr unt Of proper advertising me-
dIuua but few Of them have as yet uaae then pur-
chases IN Chicago. This nust he chsrged.
Cuf paref Will be LIBERAL pr7 EFessive earnest Re
publican parer, Acd We nran thst It shall be found
upon the ter OF OF these country deal
ere. AID be read In every hamlet and every log
caon IN lie great Northwest where these Industrious
people arr found.
Necon mencc with subscription list Of over 200
nauots, ald have the best reasons 10 expect E000
Subscribers tn less than stI months The advantages
advertising In this paper obvious. Our eh.rEes
gtll be yerS moderate, and liberal discount Will be
made for standing advertisements.
ny permission We respectfully rc.ez the business men
Of Chicago The following weltkuown >cAndnsGisns.
| Ter. FAU1. ANDERSEN, Pastor CARLSON.
| t.oi. 4. jacobson, Sheriff ELSOE.
| Dr. r.pAOLI, A. t. JOHNSON.
IvEKLA%SnE. E. 1VERSDS,
SAMUEL AREN'T, ANrREw NELSON.
Me<srs. ERICKSON l. KIRKEBY.
Also to the CHICAGO TRIBUNE CpMPAST.
Office In Nhcc!el's Building, corner oi
| Clark md South Water streets, Room II.
, 1866-05-30
FROM MICHIGAN,

C0nGaErNt5op Mt 3Tur>l,af1-.1 Business
IIbGck touAunled-ucnGll OFn pFo1nt-
uent Citizen.
DE7norr. May "a special despatch to the Til
ksHe and ddreTf*tr reports large and destructive
fire At Mar.ha!l thu morning. Il broke oa: At six
o'clock in Etsion'* drug stofc. and the block. can.
Herndon Hall aud Lepper'- and IInrt's dry goods
stores. Vas euiirrlr cons umcd. lis origin II un-
known. Most OF the goods were carried into t3e
streets and saItd in dan1aged coudHlou. rnr 10 ~
IL about s00tN. Charles 4. Go1han1, y. II. Etstou
ao1 II. ]. ferrin are the heaviest 1o.rrr.
News has been received here OF the dcah. al
Seuayro, on SATURDAY, of Hon. l1hn 4 R:ooks
one Of The rost prominent men 10 the northern raf
Of The stsc-a man Of great ability and the lounlel
Of NCwsyEo Village.
, 1866-05-30

EHAFTER; Pa, May sa.-Atwater md Hages' oil
Office caught tse thiF morning: rhe casfy Iion.e.
ealoon were destroyed. Los aboa1 fsJoo; fuly
insured.
SUNDAY eeseIe gaze nlc~ up nc creek. {nfoHlng
fnR1ue houees.