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AWARDED as PREMIUMS TO MEMBERS
GALLERIES FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE PAINTINGS:
a#EHE TTI3
PROSPECTUS.

IN THE SPRING OF 1855, MR. U. H CROSBY COMPLETED HIS MAG
L NIFICEET PER nOUSB, alta oetoE 100000 % w ng othet pt eas fhse expenditure
over eodgnh sshmatsr resulting from the mhcdf ausO fmatiAsA and hbrd during the var,
fomm notifications di improvements uggted in t4p Dgr@s of Ns E0k which we're seeauryo
perfect this dsRn and from other Unforeseen causes wheh It'll unnecessary sns Mr. Crosby h@
came fmnchnye embarrassed and only suceededn lis purpose gVng to Chkagot hsn obs work
ofsr at the sacrifice ofhb fortune w. wH
This reverse having made the SALE fHep property necessary, ehHnds Of Art this and East
an cities have urge heid aof makhg Bd disposal the basis offs HatOnslD idruiOnf fPsnthss
and Emraungsu , nfeA Art MON plan. The suggestion net with the ATGoy-I OF nlenenf
of prmfpnon business circles here and led to the Subscription, bys number of this kangd -
zms fOhhagod of large fund for the Institution of the "0PERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION"
lt6e objects of which holdb be the realization of the originate est of the OpTa House. and the Hi-
button al large collection PantuSa ndE nsutngaH Vaue selected nom thew works. the most
the leading AmhanA Artists They have Hgnmed thera appreciation dM .ONNbys INTEREST," in Art,
of aches in hsb ehahb contributing TO the enterprise mAy of trn nAtw works at such
Il hKs reduction from hsm market value fheP AnungA to enuEsgh Enhpue fund 70 te benefit
6fME Crosby The EngaVeB and Publishers haSe earnestly Joined with the Artists in adnar
IWeaHt, aud have Furnished Hsp hs and the mmesa supply of enynHng8p requisite 6rd stnbu-
ton at price which hsvesa most liberal um as complainant oM Mr. Crosby while the public Tm
receive the EDgavfngB at cos. not greater than ther regular subscription pn. It'll poposd to
ward the 0prA House, and Paintings premiums to the Members fhe aiadon- ~
The Opera House being offered as the First remium
Thus securing an advantageous sale of cpny atMsA cr1al cost to Mr.. Crosby, and ms manner
which will the same dms promote tsv very Object Of Its tOn-h adTan@nsntof American
In aouiscenoe with this suggestion THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ASSOCIATION las been
D''' "" ~ FIRST.
There will b. hsud o menbes certificates fol 2oOD Ames at $500 zach, nuutedngh from to
2OOHO Inclusive WHICH ENTITLE Z HOLDER no RECEIVE NE o z MORE DE- b
FIRSTCLAsS STEEL ENGRAYINGs HEREINAFTER ESCRIBED A SHAREIN THE AWARD
OF PREMIUMS. and Free Admission to thee Galleries of Che Association until theA AWARD TAKES
Lay sEaUNp.
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,~T5TEEtEW tfET HHET
Yesterday Afternoons Report
+ CHOLERA.
TWO DEATHS IN NEW YORK
YESTERDAY. .aa
The Rebels VIII Attend the
Philadelphia Johnson Con-
VentiOn.
r o MEXICO. r.
Affairs on the Rio Grande.
In Possession OF Mat
am0raS.
The Evacuation by the French.
Affairs on the Rio Grande.
CarVaJal in Possession Of Mat
amOraS.
From New York.

The Evacuation by the French.
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NEw LANP-LIGHTER.-A German named
John A. Heyl, living in Boston. has in
vented a method for lighting all the street
lamps in a city simultaneously. The light
ing of lamps by electricity is no new thing,
but what Mr.. Heyl claims as the new
feature in his invention is a stop-cock COM
bined with an electric battery, by means of
which the operator at any central pointcan
turn the gas off or on, at his pleasure, at the
same time igniting it with the electric bat
terry. The stop-cock is the original feature
of the invention, any number of which can
be operated at the same time BY a piece of
platina wire, In case tho wind blows the
gas out, it will ignite again of its own accord
from the heat which is retained in the
wires, without any electricity whatever.
~
%ISFIRNARV MATTERs.-0n the LIST of April
there were 16S inmates of the I~nfrmary.
Since then sc psupers and a. House of Cor
rectionists have been received. One hun
dred and t~hirty-fve have been discharged,
leaving on the first Of this month I5s in
mates. Of this latter number IS are males,
Sc females, II boys 5 girls and 10 infants
There are in the insane department Is
insane males, IS females, and 4 idiots. The
number of births during the quarter had
been 10; deaths, I-seven adults and four
children. The number of male raupers
over 50 years of age is Is; females, 10.
There are Z males snd 5 females in the
Hospital Ward, and in House Of Correction
Is males snd Is females.
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DAILY LEADER.

Iar For Morning EGltlOn News see
outside.
Iar For Evening Edition News see
Inside.
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1866.
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PROFESSIONAL.

CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE, PIANO
" AID ORGAN INsTRUCTI0N.-MRS. Z.
SHEPHERD, f0rgsnist Of Plymouth Church. So
Superior at, near Trinity Church. q Junel4RI7
AIISS A. HARTMAN, PRACTICAL
ul Physician for the treatment Of all curable
diseases. Rooms 5snd l6, I'd Floor, johnson Hou e..
Poatohhca Boz 265q. C1eEeland. o. max22.236
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special Notice to Ladies.

4 TT is ALL IMPORTANT THAT
i ladies should have preparations specially
adapted for complaints to which they are Pc
culiarly subject, at once safe, healthy and certain.
or that they should consult one who has made this
treatment his special study. n -
DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of women,
has been in extensive and successful practice for
upwards of thirty years at his present Ofice-a
fact that speaks for itself-and is known to thou
sands oflsdies as theauthor Of
The Married WOmah'S Private
Medical Companion"
first published in 1s47) specially intended for
married ladies in delicate or precarious health;
from which every lady will perceive his thorough
knowledge of her complaints, symptoms and
causes, and their skillfuI and Immediate treatment.
It is a ~life-long, reliable adviser and companion.
Over
HALF MILLION LADIES
possess it. Every husband should have it. It is
Feut by mail, price 81.
lie guarantees q safe and immediate and ef6ca-
cious cure of all special difficulties, Irregularities
and distractions either in person or by mail.
Ladies from all parts of the United States consult
him with the greatest confidence and certainty Of
success.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
BE not imposed upon BY the cheap, WORTHLESS.
Powders Drops,' palmed upon the credu-
lous and ignorant, who are deprived of their
means as well as of their heath. Ladies can send
for "The Married WOman's Private Medical
Companion, " or consult DR.. Marieeeu by letter,
and SO guard against impositions.
MARRIED AND SINGLE LADIES
who desire a safe and certain remedy for irregu-
larities or suppressions of nature, from whatever
cause, can rely upon mis- celebrated
Portuguese Female Monthly Pills,
Composed Of rare ami costly imported extracts.
They are reliable specific for ladies, Pleasant
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tain in all cases. They cannot fail. In recent
cases they succeed in ferty-eight hours. Price So
per box. In obstinate cases, those two degrees
stronger should be used. Price IS. No Agents
appointed. Address
DIR. A. N. M~AURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Women.
Office l29 L~iberty-st, or Box 1924, NY.
Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards Of
twenty years They are sent by mail, in ordi-
nary letter envelopes, with full instructions
and advice. may22:342-D&W3m
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PRIZE CONCERT.
THE INTERNATIONAL
Musical & operate Prize
ASSOCIATION
With a capital of
ii $I,5 o o.
commence their series Of Grand Entertsin
ments on
Monday Evening Oct. Iaf- lS1S-

At the RINK HALL, Wabash avenue, CHICAGO
On which occasion the Ticket holders Of the As
ISOLATION will be presented with Prizes, amount
ing in the aggregate to the normous sum Of
81, go, O0O, including one grand prize of $40, 900
IN GOLD, and also other money prizes, amount
ing to Sl50,OVO IN GREENBAOKS, one ticket in
every four secures a prize.
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TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON
Il tinue the business Of the late firm Of Hervey,
BOusheld 8 Co, at the sane place, and under the
nrm name sf Bousheli 4 Poole.
JOHN B~0USFIELD,
JOHN POOLE.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 2, 1866.
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DIR. A. N. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Women,
has been in extensive and successful practice for
upwards of thirty years at his present ofice-a
fact that speaks for itself-and is known TO thou
sands o flsdies as the author Of
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LIST OF PRIZES:

I Grand Prize, two story brick build
ing. No. 163 Dearborn-st-, net rem
tai IS, 800 per annum--~-~---.- 10000
/ Grand prize, farm Of eighty acres at
Hyde Park, four miles from City
OF GhlcAgo lb,uDU
! Graud prize, 10 acres just outside
city limits, South Side.------... 10000
l Grand prize, two story frame house
and lot, No. l73 23d street, next
Wabash $500
] Grand prize, two story frame house
and lot on Walnut ST., near Union
1000
l Ditto ditto ditto $500
A1tesian Wel...~..-.~-~~~~~ 1850
IA Grand prizes, Is building lots in
Hamilton's and Ellis subdivisions 9,l0O
Other prizes, consisting of Real Estats,
Grand and Square Pianos, Gold
and Silver Watches, Diamond Pins
and Rings, &C, 80. am'ting to-. 1,24s,4O
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} shares at $500 sach, numbering from l to
TO RECEIVE ONE OR MORE OF THE
DESCRIBED, A sHAREIN THE AWARD
Association until the AWARD TAKES
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l. fore e~xisting under the name Of Hervey,
Boushed : Co is Ihis day dissolved by mutual
consent, J. B. hervey retiring Tbs business will
be liquidated and carried on by the remaining
psItners. J. B. HERvEY,
JOHN ~B0USFIELD,
JOHN POOLE.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 2, 1866.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-25

III
opened on Tuesday The attendance
does not seem to have been as large as
was expected, nor were the entries as
numerous. Seven entries of stations
were made, and the blue ribbon was
carried off by Whirlwind," the pro-
perty of Henry Liter, of Jefferson
County. In the ring of mares for
general purposes, five entries were
made and four were exhibited.
g Kitty Lewis" the property of Mark
Lewis, took the first premium. On
the time track, the first entries for
the citizens premium-$50-did not
90. there being but two entries, and
the rule required three. Second en-
tries-Trotting on time track, best
two in three, one mile heats. and re-
peat, three entries were made, and the
following is the result:
Robt. johnson enters q. g. Gray Bell, 2
Mat Clark enters b. m. Olive Rose,
w. Brown enters b. 9. Andy Johnson, 3.
AAAAAC O-oo/2y osA~"
That is what we would call slow
race, there being numerous horses in
this city who can beatit by from 20 to
80 seconds. We guess they are
scrubs that are being exhibited at
New Albany = = ass-z
A man by the name of Wood was
arrested in Porter County, Indiana,
on Wednesday last, charged with
committing asrape on the person of
little girl thirteen years old, week
ago last Sunday. Through bribery
Wood was permitted to escape, by the
officer having him in charge, and
great excitement prevails in that neigh
borhood. This is said to be Woods
second crime of the same .kind-his
first victim having died of her injuries.
The officer who permitted his escape
will be prosecuted. go a ~
Herbert Williams, Esq, has been
unanimously confirmed by the Senate
as Collector of the port of Michigan
City.
George H Burrowes, Esq, of La
fayette, late Superintendent of the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail
road, was presented, on Monday even
ing, with a fine chr0nometer and
chain, by the employees of that road,
as a testimonial of their personal
esteem The watch and chain cost
two thousand dollars.
BURNING STABLEs,-Citizens will
do well to look out for incendiaries.
Two stables have been set on fire, in
different parts of the city, within the
| last two days. Men have been caught
hanging around alleys and stable
yards In the evening, without excuse,
or being able to explain their purpose.
The object is undoubtedly to create
an alarm, and during the existence of
it, pick pockets in the crowd that
usually collects at fire, or commit
theft and burglary in distant parts of
the city.-Latdyette Journal.
J. d. Williams, State Senator, is
making speeches in Pike County. He
is good man, but he is a scaly poll
tician. -
! CHANGE.-The Petersburgh {Ind)
Messenger has changed hands. 1t is
now under the editorial control of P.
P. Gleason, vigorous writer and an
accomplished gentleman. The paper
will be emphatically Union in future,
and will, no doubt, do good service for
the cause. Success to you, friend
Gleason eE
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INSUR.ANCE.
Evansville Insurance Go.

44W ~ - &&611S ~0s
Evansville Insurance Go.
AUTHORIZED CAPrrAL~..,...........Sl,o0 600
PAID Up CAPTTAL........ .............. 250sO60
FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK
Taken at fair rates
II. Co. WHEELER, Presidents.
JAMES II. CUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Viele, John Ingle, Jr.,
]. 3. Hopkins, II. @. Wheeler,
Robert Barnes, Or. r. w. SAWYER
DIR. M. j. Bray.
C. P. Parsons, Business Agent, who " il
also attend to Life and Accident Tnsuran &c
Office, corner of Main and First Streets.
In, First National Bank Building. apl8-6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-25

AUTHORIZED CAPrrAxA..............sl,0 COZ. 900
PAID Or CAPIrA1.................... 100000
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BOYS BOOTS, Calf and Kip.l

Congress, Lasting. and Glove-calf Caters
Calf and Buff Balrnorals,
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HOTELS.
RAY HOUSE.

Two squares southeast of Union Depot, cor
7r] Delaware and South streets,
III Indianapolis, Ind
JAMES LAMBERT Il Co., ProprtetOrs.
AS good fare and cheaper bills than any
public house in the city, and meals always
ready in time for railroad trains. Large
and WeI-supplied stables, sheds, and yaru
for live stock, and stock received ana 2r-
warded with promptness on any "a 49, ~
railroads. ss{7 lmaylA aSAn
b. hlr4-ffnz 81 1910
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,e'YINQQN D 60 n p 2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-25
9fs-A --O---
.aff0h D 1o8I

wye have the facility of the best Ma
~ ontzery and Workmen, and viii give all
~zwmgRa entrusted to us our individual atten-
Fl aUn, fill orders promptly, warrant our
sEEyGrk, and charge reasonable prices.
Office and Foundry, corner of First and
g1assE streets, Evansville, Ind. PIP # - 10
~. B.--Workmen sent to all parts to Mt
szD4EEOrk and do repairing. aefs -
Seh226m SCHULTzE, TRUMAN & co.
.ANAIdHi,........ .......... a.E.tfy 4e&fa
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KaBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,
aEssrairing Done at Short Notice.

- - . 81
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28

nlrtishcd nv means to construct ll,cn, .,,r.
fcring tyial ldss. The New York Posi-
collaics other Interesting facts on this
matter;
OF the one hundred and forty lines Of
railroads la the ten Northwestern Statcs.
only twenty pay dividends, OF the capi-
Al invested. S0E.p020O5, dividends are
paid -only by coihlmnles whose rnnds eost
lSl37.6l1,e0l. Nothing whatever h Maid nv
lines which rnst $3.50. 22l 900. The rail-
roads oi Missouri, for example. which cost
tully S00OOO,00O, have never yiehlod "a
penny on their share capital, aud hRftlly "A
dollar on their cost. The State has In one
way oranothcr invested more than 81, 900
| OOO In It's roads, and Is itself IN default on
account OF Interest on this sum. Here n a
sun equaling that which, according to the
wool met, u invested IN the woolen manu-
iaotufers of the whole United States, and
| this, ~ far as direct Income IL concerned
Is wholly sunk, In only one State. The
| people OF this country, to be- sure, have de-
rived an advantage tlier0lfom exceeding
many times the cost of the roads. hut this
Is poor consolation to those who have lost
tnrlr money IN enterprises which have en-
riehed every ybody but themselves,
Fitty millions of dollars have been IN
vested ln railroads IN Iowa, without the re-
turn ut . dollar on their share capital. The
same may be said to an almost equal ex-
tent of Wisconsin,. Not Onc-half of the
SHARE capital OF the railroads of Illinois
pays. In Ohio, OF the Slai, invested
In railroads dividends are paid only by
lines costing St,9ia7Ga. In Indiana dlvi-
dcnds are paid by lines which cost Sl7 ,Sa3S
s0d. out OF total capital invested In raa =
roa,ss Of S72 a77,ds9.
The su1crlngs of the railroad companies
says the Post, arise from the same causes
/ Us those OF the WOODEN manufncturnrs-
high prices of raw material and of wages
BY the iniudicious intcrposltion of Con-
grcss they are now forced to pay from S75
/ To $50 per ton for rails. which formerly cost
( them from so to $50 for locomotive en-
/ glncs from the same cansc, the interference
of Congress. they now pay S2O,O0O, instead
! of SS5O0 before; and for labor two dollars
( per day. instead of ninety ccnts--amd the
laborers assert that they dn not live rs com
iortably on the present apparently high
wagnS rs they dll formerly ON the small
sum, because the tariff has made coats aud
/ trowscrs, food and houses, the raw material
of the workman. 50 much higher
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
the County Convention.

Tomorrow the Democracy of Montgom-
cry County are to assemble in convention
70 select twelve delegates TO represent them
In the Democratic state Convention 10
meet In Columbus on the anniversary of
that memorable day 18th of January, made
dear 10 the heart of every Democrat by the
gallant and noble deeds of the patriotic
JACKSON; and we hope To see II goodly as
semblage of true Democrats, who win
fearlessly and boldly ayow the principles
so manfully and successfully advocated
and maintained by the "old Hero" in the
better days OF the Republic l.et there be
no faltering-no equiy0cation--no milk and
water policy movement to conGiliate the
enemy, but bold, direct and unmistakable
antagonism 20 that faction now seeking as
did the old Federalists, To centraliae the
power IT Washington, 10 consolidate the
Government aud rob the States OF their
rights. .lI
Democrats OF Montgomery, you with
your brethren Of other portions Of the State,
are about to take position as the advance
guard" In the great political campaign
about 10 be inaugurated for the redemption
OF your country from the misrule to which
IL has been subjected; let your action to-
morrow be OF character 70 reflect credit
upon yon az Democrats, and don't fail to
select men as delegates, who will fearlessly
and faithfully represent you in the State
Convention.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Or. q. C0NE mNy hs eon.nltea a. foIIov

IIr' II NUNF may NC rOhahIItu as IOIIoWs;
In DAYTON NJ the Phillips House On Fridays,
Sept. Ia Oct, 10, Nov %. Drr. gS; Feb.I; March
Is; April II; May l1;June u.
IN TRON ~ the Norris House, on Saturdays
sept. 10; oct aO Nov. u: Dee. 70. Feb 9; March
o. April i3 MAy Is. june -
In NENIA the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days sept 49, Oct. 49, Nov, ~; Dec, y Jan. 81
March z; April II May 10; june 90
In SPRlSGFlELD vt the willis House, on
Thursdays sept sni Oct %; nov 80: Jan, 3; Feb
~ March II; April lS; May 90; June "
Dr. CONE has hal umces In each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years and rs he has treated and cured many
Patients in each OF She ab,iye places, he give
the hest Oi references In each place to his SKIN
Dr. GuNE Treats aiul Cures all varieties O
Chronic diseases, inclntiing those Of the Rye at
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; hat Il
those who consult himdcsirct iprnt he charge.
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patientliOm fOur to siN
months, cast from Five to Thirty dollars, In Cash
Address; Dr. ". CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
o.9O NV
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy of Montgomery County
arc requested to assemble at the Democratic
Headquarters, in Dayton, on
S0hUddh Deoembcr 90, 1866,
To appoint twelve Delegates to represent
the Democracy Of Montgomery County in
tile State Convention of the Democracy, to
be held in Columbus, Ohio, January s,
1867 TO nominate candidates for the several
offices to be filled at the ensuing October
state election.
Let there be u full attendance upon this
occasion, and begin in earnest the work of
thorough organization. and the earnest
work of redccming our state and Nation
from the destructive agencies of Radical
ism.
by order Of the Democratic Central
Committee.
W. VI. GILLESPIE, Chairman.
NHa.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

Is the most popular HAIR EE~roEATIVE "f
the day. II is cleaner, more r,clll pcriuncd, and
Fiswarranted to restore gtn, hair tn rs MAJ lrAl
color; stop its coming GA; It,na,e dandf fln from
the scalp and prevent haldnrs, Read the follow
my hOme tpatlmOnN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Protectlon for the Railroad Inter.

II ID estimated that the people OF The
united states have Invested more than six
teen Thousand millions OF dollars In rail
roads, One half of that consists of share
capital, It Is notorious that the whole in
yesrment in this share capital has NOT, on
on average, paidtwo per cent. per annuIn,
while the greater number of our limos have
paid no dividend whichever. Not only this,
but the whole capital Invested in numerous
roads has, as faras any income is concerned,
been completely sunk while those who
now own many of our most prosperous
roads, purchased them for mere song
the enterprising public spirited persons who
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Consternation!

\ Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gd-ette, 25th affords this interesting item
interesting all round:
The supreme Court will adjonrn from
Friday to Thursday OF next week. and as
decisions are usually read on Monday,
none will probably he given regarding the
test oath until Monday, January Z. Ii may
he stated that good lawyers here give Il rs
their opinion that the late decision renders
the Secretary of War. the Judge Advocate.
and all the members of the Court which
tried the assassns. liable To- prosecution
while Secretary Stanton holds that il over
throws the Frecdmcn's Bureau. and rem
derS the army utterly powcrlcss in the
South
What q dreadful contemplation The
tyrant of the War Office, the hangman OF
the Law office, and the military mob who
hung an innocent woman and few nm
fortunate men, all "liablc to prosecution
Can these things be-"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
" . " N'TF'T8F'7TIF' Y TFVTI TII'ITT'
December Is, 1866.
The Chicago Whent GnmhIers.

The combination ofgrain dealers ut Chi
cagO, t0 gamble IN the hrcadstulls which
seek storage in that city on their way to
the East, IS arousing, as il should do, the
indignation of the press and people Of that
city The Chicago Times speaking Of these
spectators. says: They have bought up
nearly all the wheat here. and are rrgorting
to all the means In their power to give the
market an upward turn. We shall aliude
Ia this matter again, when We have mora
leisure 10 dissect il, but feel that we would
be doing ourselves an injustice, If we failed
10 declare now our conviction that II the
warchousemen We're possessed of u particle
of decency and selr-rcspert, thcy would
not occupying the position they do before
the public, consent to speculate IN the prop
crty intrustcd to them. 4 combination OF
warehousemen, IN II market situated as this
is, is entitled to no more respect than n
combination for common robbefy'