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The burglar who Killed EAp4an MeuteS in New
, 1866-06-16

The independence Murder CAse-Nar-
row Escape from Death-The Free
mont Railroad PurcpRse- Appear.
anoo OF the Army Worm Tobacco
Competitions.
fspecisl Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, June Is.
The following are the rnli particulars or the mur.
der In Independence night before last. Between
nine and ten o'clock, IRE or SIX AIMED outlaws
rcde up N the Jatl IN Independence. Calling On
the jailor, hs- Henry BugleE, = worthy msa and
jailor fos uan1 yesrs, they demanded the keys to
srlase one Joab Perry, Of Casa County, hcareer-
ated Tot horre stealing. ~. Bpg1tr fepe1 that be
xcnld not deliver them, ind in attempting 10 eloss
sne door, VIA eho and retiring Into the house. fell
aea1. nstle boy OF biz was BY, and he SANS Or
lne mesh considerably The v1llaitA the1 lmpseskec
Msnt n. hqt escspsd back and hid himaeIf IN I
Ing OF ciizent wa= then called, md an armed posse
faiseo. mo roied 10 ditarm every returned rebel
IN me county. i proposition In tbe 10 N Coun-
The arrest oi the murdcrere vi. defeated, but the
0!Aens rare snh:cs'hed the amount. aod The 1e-
wa,a var, l. !. Eow rendf; ,-.....-
hsd nsrro< escape from dealh thst morning. The
SccIeHrJ Of the COMPANY lsid a revolver on the
desk Mhen The weapon exploded. the ball passing
r. , oa md s ss 1ss S sfa
his shirt collar.
The deed conveying The Southwest Brunch Of the
pAc,ae Rosd TO John y F1tnon. ,7as executed by
the Governor and delivered yesterday, at Jedessou
C1tJ. 4 mortgage TO the State. conditioned Upon
the faithful Performance Of the Eupnla noni
pazt OF the purchaser, Gcn. Fremont
-, Geq. Sh1elds' speech at st. Jo.eph. night before
last y represented to have been vezJ mild afalr
fre9dinK very tenderly upon Radical toes
Experienced Judges announce that ihe army worn
pa tnade IL Appearance IN few localities, whste Il
nas oeen quite destructive, not only 10 meadow.
ont TO the grain crops.
Premiums for the best tobacco were awarded q,
feppet's watehose today. The ngst premium wa
aEmded 10 tobacco raised In F1znkAn county, Mo
It Vas purchased for {5.o5 per hundred; eecoud
Prize TO tobacco rom Galloway County, sold foi
ss-1h The pzlze for the best horshcao was award
Of the day Ha1 the sale Of two hundred and t~enty
tive poundt Of tobacco, TOO small quantity Il
for tne snm Il &6oQ pei hundred pounds. II VA
raised by j. II. AluRe, Of franklin County, No.
, 1866-06-16
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t5pee!L Dtspatch to the Western Associated Press
- Skw YoIE. June Is.
The demand for money Il Fe1y. moderate,
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GOLD.
The gold market became wtaker towards
the cioSe Of The day and te 70 1&4@1ls The engage.
rntnts for to orrow's packets only asxEeEaiest99H
oDo hut tho shipments will undoubtedly exceed ths
smouut
The market for Exchange " To- and pgime 90 dAy
bills hare been dcae st s1-osH
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Railway mar tEaxes arc generally quiet and steady
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d Cincinnati Road have suddenly Increased IN iaror
oxinK 10 the fact thar the road Ii to b completed By
Boston capitalists. =.
The stock ma1ke. Eas tteaty At The eetond rtEnlA
board. Ene VA. 1nwer, bat there wAy scarcely any
charge on the balance.
rETnolECX AND MINING sfpc9.
The mar1tt tor pero1enm and mining shares waa
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pa'mel. s9s; cunneli Colo. Sc; Bsuncho6 Ruo,
s3.t1 United ststet, $S1s Bennehon, sl1B P1th9lt
Creek. 3131.
HEw Tuck uHT GOODS KxcHA1ax-
Ihe market u ves3 quies ts-dsy, but steady and
quite a1u,.
Brown shestnks- a7xe; Asoolkesy, .ie
, 1866-06-16
FROM MADISON.

Ex1rA Sesston of the Legislature to ho
Called-LaAI WtAcona1n Regiment in
lhe SerVice-Isase Bnli-Rtre, dc.
Especial Despateh to the Chicago Tne1nel
AAD1sox, June Is.
The Governor will shortly call IN extra sesslou Of
GeLeclFlatufe to rauty the Constitutional Amend
msnt to the national Constitution.
The Fourth caval1y, the Lust Wisconsin regiment
In the service. /. expected tomorrow, when 1t md
all the Ftttcth regiment. now here, Viii BE- formal
IL received and welcomed By the State authorizes.
A base bali Tnateh between the best uine Of The
Capital Club, Of this city and the best nine OF the
Belo,t Ctuh, will be played at 6eIoIt tomorrow
afternoon.
Lat night a joipcr's shop was burned; come
tools. oalJ were insured; the origin Of the nre Is
unknown.
No Fcnians Of this city have yet departed for the
feat OF war.
, 1866-06-16
Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY, n. r.. Jun. Il.
REEF CATTLE-These waa Nttlp more ,ttt II tht
catilc market today, but prices were better aud
Chicago selers disposed Of lhclr beeses pces
which they could hare oofane for 5nsp+aslcn
bridge. The decline IL full Ae per pound live weight
FEW choice extra, bouEh: K1aztuE brought 1ac,
but The bear fat Illinois fnnzrd from to sAc'
D. WAlxell sold s.. averaging lAn ps &c; Is. av
Ing l,o ss ,zo Averaging 1ea n ss8c;
Isl, averaging l.aot nR. i, s1t4; and g. averaging
loo nE &a5.oo 7. pAlby ITO. aytrAgnF ~ b. q:
Ike; II. Kloppcr ~ averaging l+15o tso; a. vo
rel 1o6 aEe.reEg 400 ns It ylts.3o; j. Myess S.
eaRipe LED na, II Slll-5o: A Daupe lB syetaztpE
1900 ~. ss &c, and 80. averaging 117o -, 1t ee H.
Dlton a. averaging lsoo n. SIC. Supply for The
~@k 61no.
6uEEP s1e ii active request as prices ranging nom
s to SC. mostly at 1@7Ac for fair 70 good weight
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t:6 for No. 7costnx 4. Sia2 for MOL OAia ateAdy,
safrs Of sopo bu I. 7sHc. Corr advanced. 6Ales OF
sAbu At s7ko3sc. Rye 1o better; s3s.
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fatr, Eggs sse.dy. s.les at 1sxc, nuyHs count
Fa1IaHis-EoMintl.
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ofts, eot pu corn.
, 1866-06-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

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san.f h.s men and women 1re fonnd eFcry,yhere
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4 DwJe1. Acenrs. ~ rs97
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cmp13yed 10 alleviate Copghe Sore 1nfnAf. Horse
tpooeu ehxuees Of weafher shouId hsye fhenn. A.
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or toupha ~Fo1 >>'- 1~s ~ff'4- Iii HS
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, 1866-06-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Illinois OmcefH SettlIUE In TexAt-.
Camp Butler TO be Discontlnued-The
Armstrong Trial.
Especial Despatch to Chicago Thbuns.]
aPa1x1T1E1n, June H.
The following named officers Of the T~elflh
Illinois Cavalry were mustered ont and received
their discharge at Houston, Te1ae, ~ they pro-
posed taking up their fntuse residence In the
South: Major Anthony T. search, Major a. H.
G&7bolz. Surpeon Asa Morgan, Adjutaut William
&1opkf. QlarteTmsster Asru b. Hall. tommissary
II. v. s,ssi, cap1ain i>aae conroe, Lieutenant ).
f. hS
moe ': Emdon, taen.eaant z, Ma,t1n. Lieutenant
tenant B. I. Arnold. Captain John r.
Wallace, Lieutenant sacis F. Taylor.
camp Buftet will be dis scontipued Immediately
aftcy the payment Of the Twelfth reesmcpt and tbs
Ptopcrty.Hc.. tuEntd osee to tue Goyernment.l
1te fr1Ai Of JOIN Armstrong, formerly POST
maser IN this aty Is st,l II in The United
ets1cs District Court. The closing plea on the
par Of the profecutton Will be made Tomorrow
morning, BY Dlhirtct Attorney Weldon. rne sym
pIlhlee OF our ctuEens are undoubtedly with Mr.
Armstrong.