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"A law is pending before the Ohio Legis-
lature withdrawing from the street railroad compa-
mics the right to collect fare off those of their passeu
gers whom they do not provide with seats,
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ssHa.afisIt.g tAAak TERSRURG DIRECT-And NO RE
'E' ,EsiiEIai,i''si;t SHIPMENT OF GUOUS-Our boats
are now running regular twice week, leaving head
of Smiths dock every WEDNESDAY and : 4TUR-
DAY at o'clock. Freights taken at cur usual low
rates. Carefully handled and promptly delivered.
treights for L4ynchburg and other points on South
Side Railroad forwarded through by this line direct
j. S. BRADY, Agent,
mhl3-lm No. 70 Smiths Dock, up stairs.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS. FREs FE.0UR.
II SERSISTENCE NErIrE Il 8 A

EpRoPosAE.s FGEs FLOUR.
HI SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. U. s. A.,
No. SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.. April 9, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this Office until L NJ. on SATURDAY.
April IA, 1865 for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department delivered in Baltimore,
Nd. with 500 bblsJ Five Hundred Barrels fresh
ground
The proposals will be for what is known at this de-
Will be entertained for any quantity, less than the
whole
Blan forms are furnished at this Office.
Barrels 10 BE- in good shipping order, fully head
lined: Fiat hoped and machine made barrels will
Samples e the Flour offered must in all cases be
sent il, nut not enclosed with the proposal; the lat
ter must have printed copy Of this advertisement
Contractors will be required to hold their Flour
without expense to the United States until required
The Flour will be subject so order FIVE days from
date Of notification Of acceptance Of bid.
In all eases not specially excepted the delivery
must be made at the time specified. In case Of
failure the United states reserves tho right of pur
chase elsewhere. charging the advance paid
tract price to the party Filling to deliver.
The usual Government inspection viii be made inst
before She -four is received, and viii be accepted
which is not fresh 0roaad, and agreeing with the
The right is reserved to recc any bid for any cause
Payments to be made monthly after the delivery
OF the Flour in such iunS may he on hand; il
on hand. to be made as soon us received.
An oath of allegiance will be required from bidders
who have not ALREADY lied one in this Office.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Flour"
and addressed 10 THOMAS WILSON,
Bvt. 1t Col. and @ 9, L, S. A.,
ap9-tlt Brovet Brig zen. Vols.
s,< UJHS3STGSC5i GsEFTCE u. =. ARMY
- No. South GAY STEEET,
BALTIHORE, March y, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate will he re-
ceived at this office until u ", WEDNESDAY,
April ith lS66 for furnishing thu United States sub
sistence Department with BONES for SIX months,
yjz: from April l4th 1856 to October l4th, 1865
they may ne required, of the following dimensions:
No. 1-l51@ inches long, II inches vide "a inches
deep-inSide measurement.
No. 2-I312 inches long, l0]3 inches WIDE inches
deeP-inside I1ea surement.
No. 3-l2 inches long, inches WIDE inches deep
inside measurement.
TO be made of white pine, dressed inside; the lid
outside also IL be dressed.
Samples can be seen al No. los Lombard street,
Baltimore, where the Boxes are to bs delivered.
Proposals to be on blank forms, furnished at this
Office.
The certificate attached to the proposal must be
signed by two responsible parties.
Payments 70 be made monthly in such funds as
may be on hand; if none hand, to DO made
received.
Each person. oy eVery member Of 5rm Offering
proposal, must accompany It Tit! an oath Of alegi-
ance to the United States Government. i he has
already filed one il this Office.
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FHNEaE US aS14AtSieats fH1, having boon appoln.
Ill ed Agent for the sale OF "OINE1LL5S PHILA
DELPHlA ALE" is prepared to furnish dealers il
quantities required. Thss Ale guaranteed equal e
Hs made iR he coHnsrs. Orders solcited No charge
FOG dslivsTYI Constant supply on hand.
JAS B. LIPP1NC0TT,
No. Ia BaidaTston street,
nTgU Between Pratt and Lombard
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a UCrIGN oats GF EE0g PIFAA, SFURgS,
- NrIIISk EN WINES e.

MEDICAL. PURvEYoR's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March a. 1866. !
VIII be sold Public Auction, in this city. at the
JUDICIARY SQUARE WAREHOUSE. back Of the
City Hall, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day eff April
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following articles Of
Hospital Stores AID LIQUORS, longer required for
the Of the medical department Of the army, viz
Arrow R"Ot........l0 600 lbs DcssicaJed fotI-
Barley. toeS........... 100 fbs
Corn Starch .....-.l 10000 Mixed Desc, do. 162
Cocoa Chocolate 10000 =" W iSky. quart
Cinnamon, Powd. 1000 bottics.............2000
FaTna............-...20.0.0 " Whisky, in bbls.
Tapi0ra .,,........l0H00 gallons........... 300
Ext. Of He'll. 100 Sherry Wine
Concent'd Milk...20JGj " quart bottles....40GO0
Ginger.............. 1,S35 " Ssh cry Wine,
Ext of Coffee. B. 62 gal in bbis.......... so
Beana ......,......... coo his Tarragona Wine,
Pea Beana.:....... Z.3Ga " bottles. -.......l0O0O
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
large and small purchasers.
Terms-CaSh.
Five 81 days will be allowed parties in removing
their property.
Catalogues ready by the 5th prOx.
CiiAS. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PuryeyOr, L. S. A.
c. W. B0TELER. Auctioneer. mh23-tap1S
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DENTISTRY.
SHERTFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
IT, sHERrFF's sAEE.-Unds and by virtue
al of writ of feri facos issued out of the Supe-
Tior Court of Baltimore city, to directed ct the
suit of Elenora Moul, against the goods and chat
tells. lands and tenements of William Richter and
Mary his wife, have seized and taken III possession
al the right, title interest and estate of tho said
MILAN kichsr and Mary his Wife in qhd e ALL
III II LOT OF GROUND WITH THE PROVE.
NENTs THEREON, situate in Baltimore city, and
described as follows viz:
Beginning for the same on the west side of Canal
street So feet north from Holland street, thence run
ming north on Canal street Is feet inches; thence
westerly 81 feet inches to aley thence southery
and binding on said alley ID feet inches; theace to
the place of begnning-subectt to an annual rent of
LING, designated as No. 40 Canal street.
And hereby give notice. that will sell, at the
Court House door, in the City of Baltimore on MON
DAY, the sd day of April 1866, at y o'clock NJ
to the highest bidder, Tor cash. all the interest of
the said William Richter and Mary his wife, in and
to the above described property sold under aforesaid
VIM. THOMSON, Sheriff.
APP eo&ds ADREON CO., Auctioneers.
SHERIFF'S sALE-Under and by virtue of a
Swrit of teri acias issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas to me directed at the suit of EMANUEL
tells, lands and tenements. Of L0RENTz D If
have seized and taken IN possession all the right
1 HT and 6 fe Of P PgSGE DS F il ard
lying and being in Baltimore city, and beginning for
the same the west side of Sharp street. at the dis
lance OF one hundred and fortyeignt feet south
wardly from Hamburg street, and running thence
southwardly, bounding on the west side of Sharp
street fourteen feet thence westwardy parallel with
Hamburg street one hundred and ffty-fve feet to
Plum alley; thence northwardy bounding said
alley fourteen feet thence eastwardly by straight
line to the place of beginning Improvements desig-
mated as No. 1856 S. Sharp street. Subject to ground
rent OF S42, payable half yearly the first day OF
March and September.
And | hereby give notice, that will sell at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR, in the city of Baltimore on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of April, 1866, at L
| o'clock NJ, to the highest bidder, for cash,
ALL THE INTEREST OF SAID LORENTZ
DIETZ in and to the above described property
| seized and sold under aforesaid writ of i. ia.
VIM. THOMSON,
Sheriff of Baltimore city.
! mhaQ-eo&ds ADREQN X co.. Auctioneers.
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E,s.g Eats: T8 E;E.s'deSE FARM IN fsALsI-
s#s5 MORE COUNTY, FOR SALE-By virtue of
.EassAsl decree OF the Circuit Court fer Baltimore
county sitting in equity, the undersigned, trustee,
will 0ffor FOX sale. on TU ESDAY. tle lOth day Of
April ueNt, at the Exchange saleSrOOm IN the city OF
Baltimore, At l O'Clock p Nj,
Ali that property in Baltimore county, known as
the " MOUNT REP0SE ARM" containing about
hundred and hrtr acres, situate and lying on the
east side Of the ork turn pike road, and ABOUT i0ur
teen sad iaiT mile from the city, and about three
ourths Of mile from the Northern Central hallway
station at C0ckeysyille.
The land is IN high state Of cultivation. and the
improvements, which consist of large brick dwelling
house and other out buildings, in good repair 1t is
well WaierCd by 2 running stream passing through
the property, and has upon it a very celebrated
spring Of good water yielding about sixty gallons per
minute. 1t has also an abundance of good fruit
apples peaches, pears ana grapes; and. with the ad
vantageS OF he turnpike and railroad, has long been
known as one of tho most beautiful and desirable
residences in the county.
The property will be sold by the acre, and posses
sion giTen within reasonable time after the ratif
cation Of the sale. The terms of sale, as prescribed
by the Decree are one-third of the purchase money
cash. the balance in three payments as follows viz:
ore-third in six months Ope-,hrd in twelve months
and one-third ~ eighteen months from the day of
sale; the deferred payments to bear interest from
the day of SALE T. be secured the satisfaction
81 The trustee; all cash with interest 6nal rat
hcation of the sale at the option OF the purchaser.
For further intorLo alton, apply to the trustee No.
y. Calvert street. Baltimore, or to VIM. Webster, on
the premises. HENRY WEB TER, Trustee.
T. W. BENNETT CO..
mills 3Aw}w IA, G.. Aucts.
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For Havana and New Orleans.
Carrying the United States Mail.
The Trst-Class Steamships Of this line will sail as
follows:
CUBA-1,l 100 tons, VIM Rollins. commander-on
SATURDAY, April 2lSt.
LIBERTY, $50 tons. VIM. j. Stafford, command
er--on SATURDAY, - -, from Browns wharf,
FelPs Point at o'clock ?. NJ precisely on the days
announced.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accom-
mCdations. apply to
HENRY N. WAKEFIELD & CO.. Agents,
16 Spears Wharf,
Y. D.,-No Bills Of Laiing but those OF The Compa-
ny will be signed. Permits for freight must be PRO
cured from this office. No freight received nor bil
OF ladng signed on day Of sailing. ap9-tf
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THOMAS WILSON,
Byt. Ut. Col. and G. :. Il. s. A.,
Bvt. Brig. Gen. Vols.

NO SATISFACTORY BID having been received
under the above advertisement, for furnishing Boxes
10 the Subsistence Department. at Baltimore. Md,
the time for receiving bids for has been extend
eG to MONDAY, april 9Th 1866. at Y o'clock 4. II.
THOMAS WILSON
Byt. Lit. Col. and G. S.. u. s. A.,
ap5-t9th Byt. Brig Genl Vols
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL. MONDAY APRIL g. 1866
SALES,

IA OFFICE OF ASST. or. MA4TER,O
rS;tA WILMINGTON, Del, April Sd, 1866. !
aziaa.a.a" Final and closing sales of
SURPLUS GOVERN MENT MULES AND
EBGRSES.
VIII be so!dat Wilmington, Del. on
FRIDAY, the 18th OF April,
FRIDAY, the 20Jh of April,
FRIDAY, the 9Th of April,
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN MULES,
seventy mules en- each day of sale.
On the last day SALE April 9TH in addition to the
Mules, there will be sold
THIkTY-ONE GOVERNMENT HORSES.
The especial attention Of purchasers is invited to
the above sales Farmers and others needing good
work animals will ind it to their advantage TO at
tend, as many good -5rgains may be had.
Animals sold siIgiy.
Sales to Commence at 10 a. y.
Terns-Cash in U. s. Currency.
By order Of
Brsypt Brig. Gen. JAGf KS A. EKTN,
In charge LIST Division Q. II. q, Q.
G. Il. GALLAGHER,
ap5-tap26 CAPTAIN and A. @ NJ.
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,;,,E,sa TNDHs.FYs,ESg Fine

J. BHANDT, JR.
President Powhatan Steamboa. Company
so Light St. Wharf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID OLD BELL HOUSE,
No. :s97 S. CAROLINE STREET,
Dealer in all kinds of Old Metal and Paper Stock
and Skins of ali kinds. Also for sale Wood Burnt
Lime in LARGE and small quantities, and warransGd
Thankful for past lavors hopes continuance of the
somn mh26-2m
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They will also connect with tina James River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
with the Steamer Eous, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, for CheTrystono md Eastern
Shore of Virginia, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, fnr Mathews and Gloucester counties and
yorktown.
Ls, as ample time isGiyen for aii its connections
without tho necessity Cor pushing tae Boats.
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Passengers going TO EeWhern, n. c., will find the
route via Weldon and &odsboro to be the most &C.
5sC5lt.0iEs and ecOaoalic;;i.
Passengers arc notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line BIZ which Through Tickets are said and
3aFsage Checked over tho Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad and By which Passengers make connections
going South.
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Passengers taking the 3 A. NJ. Train from Ner
York. 9l5 +. II. or II 80 a. NJ Train from philadci
phia and 80 Y. VI. Train from Washington city,
viii connect with this Line. Passengers and their
Baggage transported free h5+weGn Railroad Depots
, 1866-03-10
4 KENTUCKY VISIT.
Interview OF Kentucktana with the
FFesidrnt-CompiaInt OF the Freed.
mems sHnreau-Ikeplyo Of the President,

Interview Of Kcntucktana wItl, tilt
PFesidrnt-ComfiaIn OF the Freed.
mems sBnreau-Ikeply Of the President
NAsHlSGToE. March "a delegation from tht
3tato o. kentucky have presented to President
Frankfort IN that State. rniorriue bis veto mes
saSc: Mr: Dawto1 madc an address, tn the coQrst
q which be sasd that the presence Of the agents d
produce Generalization and dts.hii.lactlon among
the negroes. annoyances and incouyeniences to the
~9,ie eInxens. and -: productive of no good re.
State, 1ef 10 themselves viii secure Tie neero Ia
al h's rights Of person and properly. There ate
more @ cases 81 Or WRONGS oy negroes upon white
civil aufborttes. th,p Of wrones by whites against
the neRroef- He would not disguIte the fact thai
ttcra has been, md there etiu II, fome impatence
regard a. unkind suspicious and d1.utminationa
Against Them rpon the part Of the Government.
winch they sustained: throughout tho laae terrible
conflict, Al euch sacrifices a. only they and tbote
Immediately interested can know oil.
Iha President briefly responded, iendcfinr to
those whom the delegation represented and to the
kind expressions and manifestations Ct confidence
iey which shaa control biz Ad1a:nittfatton.
Ianees at This particular lime. BE trusted tbst re-
suits would show that the confidence tins rcpoeed
IVES not mitapplied; and won1d neyer become mai
Ter Of tc9ret upon the part OF thote who raye ex-
preston thereto 1he p.eseni is recanied as =
most critical tunctuse In The affairs Of tbe nation
scarcely less 50 Than when an armed and Qtyau2ed
force eoucht To overthrow the Government To al.
tnck and attempt to can+e disruption Of the Gov.
etlmeut by armed combination anu ml1fs-tT to1ce
l. 70 more dangerous to the nation than IN attempt
10 reyulut1oniKe and undermine It By disregard
and destruction Of the safeguard. thrown around
the liberties Of the people in the Constitution.
our .'apd has been taken, our conrse Is
the natter. No other q higher evidence Of our
purpose tn this matter can be gwen than has a.
we ehall cndeayor IN good faith 10 make the admin
tstras,on Of lheiaaafrs OF the Government conform
to The Com nstltnion 10 ta letter and spIdL Therein
IL the only guaranty to the liberties Of The people
fs hoped BY or adherence to this rule to remedy
ert long all The irregularities aud annoyapces to
which the people hase been subjected Again do
We hssute you that these demonstrations of coan.
dcpcc and assurances Of support upon the pa1t Of
the people are exceedingly cheering. to ue; that re
oaS nos II esuest Ssh Is 70 to aeharas ha
trust con1ded 10 NJ as to merit them.
, 1866-03-10

making in all about Is 900 or 80 600 nsr7on% .r,,,
Cd bI The President Virrtnis. A!aRsms' t,eoreI!
md North Caroltna lead de Other Ststcs in nnin
Ct numbers. Only few officers Of hI.h rank il
me rebel army have heen parloucd anii haniiy ant
southeznes who we're eiacafcd al Wet PoInt anf ,
/ federa1e army, 0~N 'A'e A4@e tlle I'LL
| Returns received at the General Lind on,es ~.
b1o1t that during the month Of Fehr1srT rnTt,rda
2! 82ug acres were entered, at the Boouey1ie No.
land ofhce, foz ACTUAL settlement under The Home.
WITH bounty land Waf1sn,s and cash. wiIh nuh,;r
!snos, amounting to upwards Of xe,ooo, '~o'1s
m internal Revenue receipts to-day were s56s,
~ 1b.re
Customs q The port Of New Orleans during Febru.
a1y. nP TO the 9Th at that month thr whole
aRainEt $8l1 100 received during ths
in9qta nq1 9iJ snualy.
torty clerks TN the diBercut buress th,t tkc *e
, 1866-03-10
THE TELEGRAPH COSS0LI.
DATI0N.
\ Grand Scheme Of EnIon to be Carried
Ona-An the Lines in the Enitetf Stare.
to be under one forn uanv

"s~4A1I tne Lines In the Eniteu St4fet
10 be under one Company,
BosTos, March 1.-THE 1rartatr sayr The ueco
weeks past lookine 10 the confoldation Of The urn
Glpal unef II telegraph tn the United State. un].,
9ne company. that which before controlled only tic
aaflican w1sts+ were brought to close On Sstur.
day Last IN New York, where tho oaDers wcro sien.
Cd. sealed and delivered. II few weeks atj thc
eopneeton. etse bs a pSsS hsa The yast telegraph
those through Canada, Nova scotia and Nex i.rnrt
VICE. w! substantially come under one head. With
Negnpn,ssd ~ Or m!lss q winr running from
SEainornia and south 10 the Gull or Mexico, sud
99ay1ng cspisal estimated a. high 4. tftY million
The American line which absosbs the other l1ue.
controls the wireA from HALIFAX, throueh Mann
Mass sachneests. Connecticut. Rhode Eland and tne
ioae tbe ,s, so and thence No
sarlo9s points t1 the southern Statee, etdlnr al
Sex 99tIsa1t 11e Western Uuioe line rms ION
Inc many important points In the Middle md We..
mn. 1he Cpitod States line runs ffum rorI.na
VIII many stations in the Middle and Western
'o9k ki5. pa,se, !, al line to SAP Francisco:
ing wires IN th,f county Will soon be undcr ihc
fln,s. eln11!e CO central Of aae eapAny III. eay .s~9-
Insulated hne, recently e.ccted runnscs don Post
Ind to Warrington. and the Frankiin Company:s
"ltes. Rom thfs city to New York.
eharter has recently been granted By the Lec1.-
,fs1re 81 hstnc for ano,her telegraph line through
amount have already been made.
!hsEe nsy 6c alo some eIaa1l lines In the Middle
and Hesfe1u States not Includod In the crand con-
sweeps the board. ~e'PSA"A'o1
From small beginnings telee7aphfug IN this
county has IA advanced during the past quarter Of a
century, with rapid strides. to become vrest
Power, perhaps for both good and esii, and When
ne nnc r1 the Western coast Of Tbs Unlted States
and bfitl.h Worth Anestca, through Bebr1ar
miehty circle will be complete, wfth nearly The The
Gallon. ~'O1A4"'''
Ihls great resntt, If no unexpected obstacles n,e
encountered, W1u be reached within a yerT few
YEAR,. Perhaps by the time Of another Presidential
Contest In this eouptrE
, 1866-03-10

,N1w YoRK, March, "a spec,sl to The Tim.
sa'td Ottawa, 9th, has the following: Parliament
has been called 70 meet April 10tn. Nova Sco1jt
and Ncw brunswick Will Immediately accade to tht
con$cdrfuttou with Canaua, ~ 10y
L4rgc reinfo1rcmcnts Will he Eent out from Ene
ano 2s soon as navigation opens to meet the tlrta
cned Fenfan raids. <1As
fsEiish annbeats have been ordered to The ashina
ity treaty.
The government buildings aud banks In ottawu
nsc placed undet guard at ufzht
AEanRtments aze made for reciprocal tree trade
between Canada md British West iodifs, ana a
difest mail line from Montreal ihilber nil be ia'-
mediate1y established ~ @1t
, 1866-03-10
INTERNAL RErENI1E.

operations Of the New York Agency n,
the Internal Revenue Burea,,-t,tx.
cosers Of Heavy Frauds on the Gov.
efAnlents etc.
SEw 1oEK, March 9.-Tbe Nc,7 Yor.- yI,ns,
nnbHsnee the operations OF The Revenue Accnrv hi
me internal Revenue Department In This civ anr.
fng the pasl year, Of winch 3tr. Alex y. Lewis :,
en1eL me article states that, owing to fr,nds
fiG., up to The period when this o1lce Eas estsh'
!enea IN october, 1854, not more than on ih}nI nj
tac fesenuc due ihe Government I'D BEEN .iihe. er
assessed OF collected in the cities a New Ynr and
btooklyn. There vas collected during fhe escsI
sear enalrg June 80. 1864, $1a ,aE is, This NJ:
tce commenced Its labors in October, ISL. and ,ts
inspectors were ret to work troeireS trd
cnns1ctln2 thote who were Withholding money due
!ne 9ovefumeut, Informing tax-psyess or ibejr Ip-
lies uhaef ne Law, and urging strict connliancc
ihcft~ltl, The Increased returns for the ycar er.
Ing ,'nne Soth, 1sd3 arc due in rreat messnra ~
the !ahoFs Of this office. The frauds discnverad ~
local agents OF the Bureau were Of fearfa nrono;.
irons. Government vas cheated by all clas!e. mi
not untre4nently BY men loudest ii pretensions nt
loya!y An example fe cited oi TIE result Of a in.
feshfHsion INTO the monthly returns OF i.r,-e
house eutaFed In The siock and rnld h,nteMe.S - So
business, which shows deficiency 81 o7rr SH TH :
GU. By direct application The local agency b,s
turned over 70 tho Government ta1es. nhsru1ss ass
Withheld, 10 the amount Of $500 coo. "1'S
, 1866-03-10
FROM ST. LOUIS,

.s<SJ AAAeh IL k1o1l4s W0.-FlMlftY Ht3
Aab3tnn-A Couple Spliced-Au lllt-
noisan Scalped - John II. Cough
Robbed.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TtibuneI
i ST. LOUIS. March o.
society at Rol1s, Mo-, Is very lively and r.y. On
"eonesday night fight occurred at dancc.house
cet"cen Fhtf. Doerr and Sam. Brown, in which
ooetr received several bruises from stlck Of wood
soon after they had another fight On Pine street.
IN which revolveza were freely used. About dozen
shots were fred, and yonng man named Keily
feceaFed eevere wound in the shoulder. On
lhu1sday night, At another danoe-house, the tele.
graph corps kicked up Tumpus, which resulted IN
FeSelelJ Woundipg man hy the name Of Mornhv
les1efuay afternoon bacYarc-Warnn droyr ~,
g Justice Cunninehsn's Office, and re.fiensrr
az iaGI bounced ont and rushed into The presence
q he squire. They care their names as Dodson
=; a HAYS and Alice kincaid. and raid they had come
AZ nc way from Marton county, H., for the mr.
pose of getting ephced. In about two minul "a and
hall the twain were made one flesh, and after r.
fe feelsps FEY ne congratulations Of Constable Berger
tnes noanced into the wagon. again and droye At
fun speed to hotel. -
An tlllno1san was the victim Of scalnccs this
morning On arriving from the other side Of The r,y
q; a policeman recovered the money.
Jona =: cough, the lecturer, was robbed at The
Landel1 Hotel, IN this city, but 1he proncrty h1s
SINCE Decn mostly recovered,