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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24


REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were entered for
record in the Office of the County Recorder,
during the week ending Saturday, last We
copy from the Courier of yesterday, and
cannot vouch for the correctness OF the
na{nes - e.GfH t&h L4ef3 70 tfA 80
John w. Roelker to George Hauck, lot II,
block 3, Eastern Enlargement, for SIS.
Epaely r. Jones to Henry r. Barnett, N.
~ ", aRs part q a to "a sd ~ section
F. Lechner TO John Weigand, lot IA,
block l04, Lamasco, for $500, = fssI) =,
= Berry runaway 70 kathar1ne Ragan, lois
80 and 40, block IS, Stockwell'se Enlarge
ment for $3.50.
Sam Oar to Isabella Hopper, lots 5 and 6,
{ block 2, Greenville, tor 500. * -,
Henry HEM to Henry Feldhaker, lot TO-
block IS. Lamasco, for 81 ,3l5.
David d. Condit and others to E. 4. Sulli-
aR Sb sS SsyiI ap ohS SiPier 6g H. ana
part of 10, block ls, Stockwell's Enlarge
ment, for $3.50. r,9he.Yr-g
sa~s r. Tams RaSS 9f 1 so+ shios u.s.
Morgan. lot Is, upper enlargement, for
s2,5eS
a, Bamesco, for $500. =
z. D. Hopper and wife to Sam. Orr, bots
and g, block 2, GreeKville, for 500.
tsWm. Bakerto VIM. Hess, part of. lot l3,
Block II, Garvin's subdivision TO Eastern
Enlargement, for $780,. -
Tobias -asse TO Tobias lAltrnaus, north
quarter of the south snalf of the southeast
/ quarter of Section 3d. Township 6, Range
1 10 west, 10 acres, for $780,.
I VIM. Hoss TO VIM. Becker, undivided
portion of fractional Sections s and g.,
k-TownshipF, Rapgel0, l28 acres for -. 1
? Sam. Orr, Trustee. tc Henry Lepping,
part of the southeast quarter of the SOUTH
4 east quarter of SectIon IL, Township 2,
Range 10, s acres, for 500.
David Condit 10 Mary Foster lot u Up
per Enlargement, for $1,000 !
Val. Kuhn TO Henry Leonhardt, west half
L of the northeast quarter of Section Il,
. Township 8, Range 10, 30 acres, for $5l1
John Knier to f. Weigle, southwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of Section 3,
Townshfp 5, Range 10, for 81 AIS. NAN
F. Weigel to John Knier, lots and 2,
Ebloek 5O, Eastern Enlargement; for 81 BOO.
State of Indiana to Herman ROther-
hmond southeast quarter of the northeast
5quarter ofTSectaon 10, Township 7, Range
I'll, for 500.
I David G. Condit to Henry LoeYenthal,
kl0t5S, Upper En4argetn emf, for s2,650
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
A SENSATION NIppED IN THE BUD.

A SENSATION NIPPED IN THE BUD.
ION Friday evening" a gentleman in
formed us that there had been dis.
covered Son; the beach near the mouth
Of the Bayou, above the city, evidences
of terrible crime, and that he had
sent oficersgqf the iawto investigate
the matter. He said there we're tracks
in the mud as Of men struggling, a
large pool of blood, and the trace of
body having been dragged to the
waters edge. 1--WE suggested an ex-
PLANTATION, bat our informant assured
us the case would not admit of such
an explanation. Sheriff Darling and
Marshal Tenveordee visited the spot
and closely scrutenized the case, and
confirmed our suspicious, that,a hog
had been killed, dragged, to. the river
and shipped Of, in a ,rskify They
think they know who did the bloody
deed, and we may have second chap
ter to this tale of horror and Blood.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24

- Am SELLING PRESSED LEAF
Il Lard, for family nse. Ct "a ete. y.
declo dim PHILIP DECKER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
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FRENCH MERTNON,

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selves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
NATIONAL BOARD or FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
SECOND DAY.

The Committee met at 10 O'Clock a. n pursuant to
adjournment AhW approving the minutes Of tie previous
meeting Telegram from Mr. j. Bennett Cincinnati WAS
read referred che subject OF recommended
abortion by other Of the Newly Arson lnys
Mt ballard presented the following resoluon which
adopted
RSred That the IRcends,m and Arson be re-
authorized to issue IA circular form
the State Of New OH tie subject " Arson nd lpceuda
distribute among Insurance Companies aud
United States with the ndsvoT
procure similar legislation this subject in their respective
Sses ...
Tho gaenncy ocessoned the Executive Committee by tho
removal Of Mr. Hastings from Hartford 20 New York
frcd Is the Loea Board Of Hartford with the request hat
thcy make q nomination 70 On such vacancy.
The Committee Adjustments 70 whom referred the
subject OF the premature payment losses presented report
recommending the passage Of a resolution upon H.
Tie report accepted aud after discussion the
subject resolution presented eoLdcming the practice Of
paying fires before
sseersBed source OF disaster the Insurance
Companies and also highly injurious 20 thc public mos
Tn resolution requested the Chairman issue efuarfO
all Companies and Local Boards the subject OF paymcnof
losses before the expiration OF sNtr days amer the IRE.
Iie resolution ~ adopted
Mr EalaTd offered resolution authorizing the formation ly
the Committee Of Local board an the CIV of Cmeago
Tiue resolution adopted o.
The G0inuptae whom referred the snhject OF In
limited Instf6nee General Policies viii report the
meeting o. the 6encIIl Board
of thanks passed ihc President Secretary and
90 lr CauN eli 81 The tomfrr Local Boards for tnc
du0I and ser sacrificing efforts 20 promote th9 general god
Ad oured d'@
loORRrcuoN tssole Commute 90 Wsdussl lcp,I,d
Si0 7l00 tLe b.fs ID issslert Jos s4fsL,ts %
tsLy kS4A ilsssg q = - s,,....s 80 .Is.
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LOUISIANA.
rr1Ive TOWARD NoRrnEES VISITORS

,sy TFLEGRAPH 10 tlE IlIBUNE.
NEw-O RLEASs Dec. 13-1he report that many senators
and Representative propose to spend the holidays IN New
Orleans and other southern cities received win much
satisfaction il i hoped that they will mincc with men
OF all classes and opinions; look and listen without pru
dice. A gentleman who latey moved into 81 Landry
Perish from South (apOua accompanied by ~ OF ms
former slaves who refused 20 par from him.
TEE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GOV. WELLS AND
GEN. SHERIDAN OS THR NEW ORLEANS RIOTS.
EEw-ORLEAys Dec. l3.-Tbe question Of The punish
ncnt Of the io-ers of July viii come before The Con-
gressional Cons sion, and the official correspondence
between Gov. Wells and Gen. Sheridan viii be sustained
III August Gov els verbally asked Gen. sheridan for
military assistance to make arrests Gen sheridan did
not act Gov. Wells then wrote TO Gen. Sheridan, re
quc, ting military force Gen Sheridan answered that
he bed no force his command, but that when he had he
would comply.
The Governor waited No action bong taken by Gen
sheridan Goa Wells TeneUed his request and stated that
unless Gen. Sheridan complied he Gov. Wells would
raise six regiments OF cOOred militia 20 enforce the arrests
Gen. Sheridan replied the 18th Of September that
General orders, No a and No. j. emanltng from Cen
Grant are and will be enforced in my command when
properly brought before me- for the purpose Of satisfying
the ends of justice" This assurance Of Gen. Sheridan
has prevented action by Gov. Wells.
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ALABAMA
ala ph N y
GOV PATTOH's MESSAGE.

ENECUIVE DETACHMENT. STATE OT ALABAft,I
MONTGOMEA, Dec e. lsot.
Gentlemen Of the Senate aud House er Representatives.
Events of vast Importance are now Transporting
which bear with peculiar force the relations which Ala
bama sustans 10 the l mon.
vital character that We should give 70 them calm AMI de0
consideration
As tie lief Executive Of the State deem duly under
the Constitution express 10 form the apprehension which
you doubtless share With me lest the stability OF our sfars be
suddenly broken up.
There is an unmsaknbe purpose upon the part OF those who
control the National Legislature TO enforce OF oil hazns their
Of restoration.
The means they propose threaten pro
rcsG toward the Establishment u that permanent tranquility
which much desired by all To DO 80 TO immoasuraby
augment the distress which exists and 20 marguerite
fusion the end Of which human Iroscence Oresee
To-day the cardinal lHcpe OF restoration seems 10 be hVOf
able action upon the proposed amendment 10 The Constitution
which transmitted 70 Won In my animal message.
Upon me 0cf Of hat amendment my views already
known They founded upon principle and unchanged
The aeceV Of the am constrained 10 think, is
different We should look condition full n the face
/ therefore recommend 10 consideration this
other wisdom may suggest should you see
proper rafy H. and fun restoration should follow we
tire and the influence OF representatives. ia
mitigate It's IT, the other hand admission be de-
laycd the warning sister States he relied upon 10
prevent that their part which alone give the
measure practical effect
God r. NJ PATTON
The Legislature having rejected the amendment, with
but 10 votes in the Senate for H. ana G9 against IN the
House. Gov. Patton is SAID TO have declared himself salts
he'd with its action.
bill is before the Legislature submit the question Of
eoly relieve the people from pecnnaIy embarrassment
~ consequence OF emancipation. The vote u 10 be taken
the first MondaF In March, 1867, and if Convention IL
agreed TO, II viii be hold the first Monday in May.
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TENNESSEE

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE ~, It. -.
NASHVILLE Dec. l3.-IRe weather on the Memins
and Charestop and Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroads
nv locomotive eying out sDdppes freezing while upon
the road The icstiuton at Chattanooga is 50 VIDE
spread that il is proposed 10 open souPhousts at when
snch of The poor as are unae ~ work and such as can
moi Obtain employment, receive one wholesome meal
adv. IT., ,,-...,
g6e House concuued r the Senate resolution directing
Cemloittees ON Einaucc and Ways and Means To SIT
during the recess 10 investigate frauds connected with
missing school finds. nj,
The Trustees or the Tennessee Scsool for the Bhnd
Asve applied 10 the Legislature for on appropriation Oh
s. OOa stating that the number of persons seeking te
hepe6. of Sad instr ctiGns IL more numerous man ia
npy preceding and that the school has oeeh oOe
ta suspend for want Ot funds.
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MISSOURI.
ASUPPLFYENTARY PROCLAMATION by GOV. FLETCHER.
ST LOUIS NEWS

ASUPPLRYENTARY PROCLAMATION by GOV. FLETCHER.
ST. LOUIS NEWS
BY TEIBsRAPE
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. l3-GOv. Fletcher has issued
supplementary Proclamation to the citizens of Lafayette
aHd Jackson Counties stating thatwentyour companies
cavalry and Of infantry viii be retained IN those
counties. He saws: Whenever satisfied that the
people of those counties will enforce the law and by their
support Of the civil authority give tho same legal potec
on the law abiding citizens, the troops will be with
drawn
1t is reported that movement Is on foot among loyal
insurance companies legislation imposing fur
Their restrictions upon Eastern companies here represented
In past times these movements have invariably failed
Immense Of produce and provisions are being
hurried forward 10 the South, the merchants expecting
navigation 10 close in q short time
new haunted house sensation If agtated in the morn
ing papers.
The Pacific Railroad Company Of Missouri intend con-
stmctng constitutional provision imposing ten per cent
tax the gross receipts sinking fund TO pay bonds.
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GEORGIA
pn;EGs OP TIE LEGisLATrkE

DOiSGS OP THE LEGISLATIVE
SGyANyt1 Dec. l&--Yle Shoo h% has !-'-s'd vo'h
Houses.
ts d6dns busjpes "a e state two per cent On The oS
amount ~ their incomes and national oanks e-eha' per
cent al their incomes.
The RsnkrUpt biN he's been los.
PASSAGE or THE STAY LAW.
%lIIKDGKvuLE DC i3.-f}cth bcuses passed. me say
Law over the Go,ernors veto. The SENATE tabled by
se,oiu, ComrIiso,,rrs 10 yt WG.hingesn and see ON
Nka terms Coae.oss xoud alLyw ccmroto restoration o.
tie south.
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SOOTArRT STATES
NfhMI CAhln.INA.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMEgBNEsS. REJECTED.
~ YEIEas gnt "a Ht~Jp.
RALEGH, Y. e., Dee l3.-Tte House rejected TOE
Constitutional Amendment, tBoyn Hovard's, by 70
yeas 20 10 nays Fhc nays we're Hessrp Asbworth Ban
Blyhe Garrett 3IDuant, ,bnlins Of Gaston, Jorcohi
Se6ggn, Teagao and Wilson OF Forsyth.
The senate rfcctcG thoIko ward Amendment by = voe
'ui "a year. 81 an ray EatsO Rutherford 'e'nHt 'N'
Amendment
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tAnuouneeuents

UsEFuL-BEAUTIPUL.-S the new Pictorial 81
edition just Published by FovLEH VAIL No
es Broadway Y Also INV PHrnoGSosr with LOCO la''rs
onsi o. IN muslin - In calf SO IN Turiey beau
u book,utabe the eentertsbe years 'ub'enpon Tor
THE PHRuSoLoGcAL JouES 10 Gully ga Would prove acceptable
10 INV lady or gentleman Busrs Of Psst, Philosophers A etc.
dinsrn, sizes, may had the Physiological Rooms No $50
HroadwaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

? MEETING oY The BOARD o. HEALTH.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Bosrd Of Health was held Yesterday
frioooa 81 NO 0 hutcryst But little business OF import
nhce Wis Hfhmcted petition from several t2els was
Jfcrr'i lfsrg that The time he "a tended 10 Mrh fr ne
b'poyal 81 mggeaeE Aier considerable dlscu.s.en jan
We ePP9aIed "a ne ume i9l saeh IsgoisL :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

tonight The Jlvsw.a he THE Stnager and Don CStet
dc Rezan "a III tina, presents Mr. Booths aens ioI po'
serious and comedy in strong and instructive con"s
UALLACKs THEATER.
Il la. at lonc,h been definitely determined 10 pre-
cent 10 ucyy Etrsh comedy Of Ours ~ ths heater on
wednesday evening OF next week lR The Beanwhe the -
low pieces nrg 70 be acted Central Part tonight 40
Marry or not " Marry and Deal az Pest on oasHal
'Ss.f,ioops e. Conquer Monday End TO Marry * NOT
10 15iTy ca Tuesday.
KELLY LIONS MINsTRBLs.
An entirely new programme ls presented tAis WoeA
~ the.o clover performer No 20 Brad1ay II includes
the per.,cnteJ Oarkey' County Relations Main
Irouv 'Waio tue wake Dundrcary and "ahe'
re MiFse. Company is large and ecfprscs great 1'i 81
real and versatile talent
BUDwORTHs MTNsTRELs.
variety OF new pieces constitute the programme
offered this week by Buworhs Instes at the Fh Avenue
Op,r House new shadow Tantomime ono Of me Dos'
tes Of the programme. The entire eateainmeh ~ anus
inc fnd the nah one that ladies and gentlemen can 'Nl
without fear teHg offended by distasteiI exhibitions
Mr.. VALENTINE voCsDEN
novelty Tor the lovers of the curious IS announced
esfrhcomine Mr. Valentine Vousen deserbeas The great
poyuaiioual will commence, next MonGay evening a
seres Of entertainments Clinton Hall HIS eAhlhLOn VIII
he called The Unity Of Nations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
VIRGINIA.
TaR LEGISLATURE

TKLBGKAPE rRIBUSE
RICHMOSD, Dec l3.-Tbo bill extending Che gime iNcd
By the present stay Law for collection OF debts in Virginia,
which defeated yesterday, reoonsidered to-day,
and ordered 10 be engrossed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

For ALL--Wnter Boots aud Shoes, elegant, CON
Portable durable and moderate in price for ladies gentlemen youli
aud children oOtunab Of mGchess excellence CASTRELL
No e3 Brosdwsy For superior sees Of "sst covering via
CANrRELLG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB BALL.-The annual ball o
The Columbia Boa, Clnb takes place this evening IrvD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

Attention is called to the Extensive Sale in Balti
more Nd Tue.dsy 18th inst, Of hAcnsLnI TooL, tss
EssSE MIHooAHr PAEBGER RAILWAY CAR 6e contain
In the Engine Machine shop Of JSo koDGERs SON NO.
ls North HiylrsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

Six years experience without failure proves tn
the BURGLAR be broken through once removed
No 2ol broadway. L HoLHEL
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TEXAS.
THE PRRgpMEN's BUREAU.

The fREbDMENS BUREAU.
By rL1EeRApE 10 faG fkis sxs. -
NEw-O RLEANs, Dee. l3.-MaiOr Lathrop has been sp-
pointed United States Agent Of the Freedmens Bureau in
Texas vice Major Doubleday resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
CITY NEWS.

BLooMISGDALE CATHOLIC AssocIAT0S.-The third
Reception % this Association viii take place this
evening at Palace Hall No ~ SiHth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

DR.. CIlAPNs CHURCH.-The sale Of pews in Or.
Chapns church will to-day The sale adyer
fi.el elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

The most Sparkling and Brilliant MAGAZINE ever
,,ned viii h. Gund when you zoe the JAM No. DENoREsrs
MoyrMLT Ready this week Single copies % esniI Mailed free
No 47J Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

Mr. DE CoRDOvA the Lecturer says, "LEyETT's
d@tfI effect on the and and purhe'
lie bresth For sale by Druggists and Fancy dealers fnce 53c
Depot No ~ Noosterst, New fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
BROOKL YIN NEWS.

INDICTMENT OF OFFICIALS IN KINGS CoUSW.-We
that the Grand Jury Of Kings County who were
Gently charged by Judge Lott with reference to political bf
berry and corruption have found bill OF indictment against
Demas Barnes the member Of Congress elect from the lid
Congressional District for bribery in the late nominating Con
ycntiOn
1t also stated that indictment has been ound by the
Grand Jury against Thomas Knsea editor OF The Eagle and
the newly appointed Postmaster OF Brooklyn Tor assault upon
Mr. wier Janitor OF the Academy Of Music
MTe Eagie OF Tuesday contained an editorial IN favor
Of the abolition ofGrand Jurcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

CoTToN PACKED HAND LAMPS and FLUID for the
same can he had per gou the BEDFORD LuBRioArSS
on CoNPlSI No Sc Couftandtst-
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ns Gsserstl tof Richmond Me Carlisle, CArdenas with
sugar mosra james Henry. 10Th inst, lat a.
brg Rebesca shepherd bound norh h sL long 70
10 .bris ThonAs Owen, bound s0uth.ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
PAYING THE NEW BoUSrY.-W

PAYING THE NEW BoUSTY.-We noticed a few
weeks ago that Col Norman OF the Soldiers Relief Claim
Agency Forwarded @ the President petition signed by 1900
applicants for the additional bounty requesting him "a take
proper have the payment Of that bounty commence
as possible Col Herman commenced yesterday Ia
certain number Of bis apIcuLthaying received fund.- for
that purpose from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
DIED IN THE STREET.-On Wednesday evening

DIED IN THE SrREEr.-On Wednesday evening
Adam Peter native OF Prussia aged - years found on
the corner Of Niuhst and A. nsensibe condi
ton He was conveyed the Seventeenth Precinct
Station House but died the there As the clothes OF
deceased saturated With blood and the life current was
oOZng from bis mouth 10 cOccurd that he had been
knocked down and butay beaten by hghuaymen Coroner
Cover notified and yesterday held inquest the body
az the Station House Dr Wooster Beach jr. made post
norton examination Of the body and found that death
by hcmorrhage Of the lungs and verdict accordance
with this opinion rendered by the jury Deceased resided
No ~ SlKth.st. where he leaves wife and family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

The OrERo MURDER.--A special session of tho
Court Of Over and Tcmlaer will be held Monday next for
the trial ~ Frmcisco Vce the charge Of being concerned
in the murtfr Of Jose Garcia Oiero In ne NY Park
BROOKLYN judges Lott and Gilbert will preside with Asso
cuio Juscts hnyt aud VOORHEES, Tho trial VII PROBABLY oc
aIrv I, slfifH week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

Ffsr A carpenters shop owned by c. c. Witte.
c.c .r Na,yrt ueIr Ia'tasha'e. Eool}n w" burned
I.r. Of ...f .c.,c, yesterday morning Loss $500 gar
l.', ,ruJ w ns-uEc Tho cause q ;h' Li' q rot
klygE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
coSTRABANp WHISKY.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l3.-Consderable excitement
created this afternoon the OF Third and Cbesuut
SIS BY seizure Of dray loads fifteen barrels whisky
the marks which supposed 20 b. counterfeit
Tie drnymcn said the whisky from q distery hnt
fused 70 ,s where located The WHISKY taken pc,
session Of hy the Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14


DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.
THE UNIVERSAL wRISGER pa' srdydsa ns fa, r,,s',s-
by the snaei~es' rcte 81 ne C9@"ites 81 he CHIT
nsaeAiEa u numerous eomPsitor'
was 'Fon09wSS SSEB Ps" sA Il IN IoNboS 1862
III. EiI., Pemiu@ he a,, two G.s. For Of ne
following State Fsi, II also rreevedtte
FIRST PREMIUM:
leg ~
NEwnAMPsHRE 1850
oIGtIi;;
Is sss
WisCoHsS $40
~
MISSOURI; IA; issS
COM RiSER VALLEY iss
SNf6cHmltSSfcs iSsTITuTE Booa
And the County aud Institute Fairs throughout the
The: *: sS S..s mora H.. III
ed % sf .. Ss" mex y Is sS,s ;Ss
They well made I.s So,sS :: 80 S.. Iss. a sis o sp
III rs s,s cL orr ss'' w ri ss So .
sou II clothes smo'i DRY without injury to the mot
BSwlsE o. Psn.os. claiming .. pr,,..,. % n:
UNIVERSAL wRisGEh Tho genuine IS,yss as n =
he %PrS, X. = NfvERsSI MSGE W. osSd large de
maud iOr good Washing Machine, and knowing
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE s.
T. sss Ss 1' ,R viii Siss Used p0v
M R9TTs S.9T RFAr wSaEs Ia s he
mos thorough trial with numerous eohPeutos'
IL has taken the |..
FIRST PREMIUMS
Az the state fsin Of . ......
NETWORK, PENNslLN ,Ac,ilni.;,s,.- 'AhnON ii,,,y,
NIL HIGAN. his'ONs'Nf ADu 'N''N'
N'O GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
,lv f,h, Winners are Awsys kep, hand Ia Chsgo also
both 1Ter, and Washer. Cinchah Cleveland Louync and
boxed r-ady Tor shipment A. about New f'A prce
Cirsli,r. giving wholesale and retail prices sent Zee
Large rf5tts made asuf the,1 Mclhef tA'se Hs"
sale ever with no charge ior the patent init
"A 4. BROW NlNu, 0erenl Agent
no. u toyT.andt -, New Nors
lVpIeNIs AtIsssrts EssJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

the oonfrabnnd whisky eases Yesterday deposited SEQ with
Commissioner jackson u Jersey CITY ~ security for h
appearance before the United States Grand jury he fhct
appointed Dcpnty Marshal 90 assist Detective Na-cnt in fer
rcug out and arrestng parties guilty Of deiraglng me-
Ecyeuuf