davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-13
CtnctnnHtt Market.

Especial Dofpaseh 70 tbs cn.ezso Tr1erne.l
Cuc1xxA11, December Il
FtocR-Nost actlTe- SAles Of sppaane It Sann1
80: e1tsss. I'll nn9 IL % famItJ, I'll saz1&th
GRAH-Hheat Qulet bet nrms Xo-z sprinG. ttoo.
No. do a-A Cora In god de11xad. sslel Eere.
new uc!1cd n CO, lnn ba sel!x 1Annar1. sc. oA0
held sc higher; No, L ssa3Sc. Rye duh md nonua.
Co11ox-E1eited- S4lea this l. m. 1t BkQs1c.
Hed at clofe, ntddltDk &C.
WH1sxxr-BoDded ii better denxnd. sales, so htls
AEc.
Froyn1oSs-Ftner and generally higher. Noss
pork In good demand. Sales Of 60 h1is 1900 hell at
e3ose II fSm. Bacon irregular. Shoulders eIhAuLt
I'd. ssle4 Of old cleas slaea II l1Acs new. EAc-
fackrd bn1k meats higher; sAles Of saoolders At &C.
sides, 1bc: clear sldea, Lie ali PACKED
Ereen neAn advanced Nc. saIes Of shaolter1
stsAs sides, sHe; hAaA1ox L4sd hixhaz. sslea o
, 1866-12-13

In ths ctv ne. 9rh@ ~ th. Rer E. 4. vansant, Nj
ANDREW MOORE and Miss JANE L. ROBERTS.
In JauesTft. Wis., At Chstst Church, BY the Rsy,
Clinton Locke, aMMted by lhe Rev. Joseph woots'
J. FIRED: RHADSlGIT, OF Chicago, and NErT1E
only daughter Of Fiat Eyele her, Esq Of the ormei
place.
In Evsn,top, ILL.,. Des III It St. MA-k's Church by
the Rcctor. Rev. j. n. liuckms%lcf, +. BURWELI
MccnRM1GK. Eq., Of Point N Pelse IAland and
JULIA Z. FLOOD. formerly Of Hamilton, C. W,
1Ofp1 GfOhc and Lender pte4 cnny
, 1866-12-13

Ifsuc Of Msney IN Aid q I Railroad.
EAS4As CIT, No., peerzber 1.-THE City
raEd dollars, a. The hsst instaln,cnt Of two hun
dIed thousand eoll.ss, hy :he e,sy 70 the Kansas
begin work In ten dAys, and will 6ntah forty
fse miles Of The road By September naxs. The
Cameron 1o4d 70 ronnect thfa CITY with the HAn-
rlbai and 81. 3oscpa Railroad will he completed
Nay uaIf,
, 1866-12-13
TINE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL.
Convention Of Delegates from the Ser.
eral Boards Of Trad. In the
Ncst-pEeliminary Ar.
rangements.

A cotvcbllon Of delcSntes from the 8oayds Of
Ty,nc nf ,hr e.r;ons r;ti. n, thn So-ave. ~
.1rs,no ut,,,.-,..s 49,, y oa1ssa ~, 1,",aan,a
.s.e us.ul. os" -1rsou m,o aau
uore CT rorsi le,fur 1hc nrop.,etr or taking meas
ures 10 scrnrr ibr n,s.,r. n ~, iii l,nw hcrore
r. shs o. 'es HSa.a
REPRESENTATIVES LIom the boa'ds oi [raac Of the
th'eago-Jehn Z; Dorc, ESQ, ifestdent o. the
;nilsn ;iu : s,,, nnm e. y: Eau, E.q. "; p:
MsnsoeI. Eeq;, Z. y. lloasl, E;9:, Cnstoa
k;sa,, s1 ~ 56t9: n wE,, 1ftpn' T. v hoep'ns'
VIC Detsc.t boaTd oilrade General = =: Cram,
United states Engineer and Morgan johnson.
Is; SS;wero-a, p Grant, ESQ. o. II. u,.,,nQs,
llevcs*pd-fhtlo chanbe5lk'n; Esq, J. q.
s;tls aatss-s -s.szsnaer ASEs,on. ESD, Et o. J.
Hale; Etq., y. y. nE!ghana, Egg:
1oledonIhoma Hamilton, Esq, Y. 7. Walker.
Tho CoIventi9n wss called % order by NJ;
pote, Eho .std has the toojfet Tor which the5 bad
name,r. g eonsSea ,hc e props3s,9 81 af!ue con-
Trade repseeeascd from the ,,d.rent et.ie: - %
tnc r.; ~ ~ ~ sne q naEsss 9a
vas 10 ceet permanent osec1s o. sAs e. Convsnti9n'
5sa2,-o, ao Hsui..v ~ str,, 1AeslaenA A1'
MI Eae1ex SSS Sss un,Dtmoasiv ~ elected and. o.
motion Go:oEei =, =. bea1J. sce.eta1 o. toe
-meaEo boafa q asaae. ~ appointed pefpaa'
Nj; ksgley then took ths Chan and thanked IL
him Ac sh9nzht tAe asliber.sions Il o. tae con.en: M
's!es ~ a e - e ss sse1e sess @ =. s'
u 'ssias e iso;s ss.ssSo SsS 4. ~
, 1866-12-13

DELHQtET JCEoRs--The action Of the Circuit
Coun in bringing The parties summoned before
Il, bet Who ~ hA. been 60 long usual, neglect to
obey The process, te amending the complained-of
evil, that men Of leisure and want Of oeeu-
patton arc constanuJ empanne11ed. TIE
into1msticn seems rot yet, however. - have
reached all the world. for there aIe etill dcliu-
qtercics occurring. the tncritab}e result being
hat The party fLd+ hlmtcf In court under attach
menz. E. F. c. Elork and j. Il. Shredder were
ye-terday mnlcted ln the costa Of attachment pro-
ceedincs By zc.son ofihe neglect
, 1866-12-13
milwaukee 6JAfkets
CCna.4 - r1.srn trh u IN \ x1hirnx, TrihrrA

milwaukee bJAfkets
Especial D.spasch 70 The Chicago Tribunal
MuxACKKH, December u
FLoCR-Quiet- Sales 100 brA choice spring extra at
SSn1 and Colder Gste extra At 3A3.
0aAn-wheaI 6ftuer. E1Ies II the 4. N. board Of
1m bu No. It st.7sk atd 40 bu Eo- 1t si.e; noon
beard, SO bu No. 1t r 81; Anp ha No. 1t t1.Dk0
y-so, and SGD bu No. II &l-6s 0stz dali and uu-
chsnxed No. IN sto:r &tr Bye steady II Ec for TO-
J IN store.
7N.
L1tx HoGs-FtImer, ~ S5t3.
BCI1u-Dnll and lac lower.
Rznzrr7s-tsa orls nour, 1tcc bu wheat 10 bu os{4
and noo bu cora
SAHNKS1s-Iys5o briG nonr.
, 1866-12-13

Special Notice to Business Men aud
the Travelling Pnbsc crne.aly.-Qnick tlne to
New York. Boston. aud all points Eas. ria Lake
3.,5 p. m. train strives IN Cleveland At 600 l. 1u,
buf3to At LIS p. m New York II 100 a. n five
hours IN advance Of the Michigan Central and
Great Weffern tmr. Gfo. II. GRAY. Western
Acrnt Ticket ot1ct removed 10 No. % Dearborn
street, uEdes fremont House.
, 1866-12-13

A Eo1p TIEFr.-Abous ave O'Clock yesterday
lternoor come thief carried Oh an entire case OF
'sd1cE' shoer, worth sbout $a50, nom in front Of
n Y. Sctc1's eto:r. at No. 1Gl CLARK street, where
.hry bad been lefl by one Of the eIptcas corlpa-
1ie6 few tnfnutes previously
, 1866-12-13
Annual a1ccttnz ol the Nattoaa, B4se Bal

Annual aleettnz. 81 the National Bass Bal.
NEw fonK, December l3-Tbe tenth annual
Convention OF the National Association Of Hase
hall fIayGte. Convened At Clinton Hall at o'clock
y. n. 1t was called 10 order by President John
Wldty OF Vie Mutual Club Of This city. About
three huEdna and dliy delegates ar in
attendanee. sepsesentinE elnbs IN E&
DELEGATIONS from the Northwestern Association
were Admitted and Invited 10 seats on the plat
form-
The Afternoon was taken up In ba11oune On
appllcai. ot clnbe for membership, Of wllcn Isl
we're admitted -
The report Of the Judiciary Committee was
rad by the Chairman. Complaints ag1inat va
riors climbs were laid On the table, owing 10 the
irfoTmaltttce In their pscteutmept .
The Convention then Adioprucd till ;:S1. st
President
The report Of the COMMITTEES On Rules and Reg
u1attous Was read bJ the Chairman.
The reading OF VARIOUS 1u3etdne1ts and Alter1-
inns crested Fast amount Of coufuAioa and ex.
ttement- Among other amendments adopt
cd BY the Contention, one makes The
crnr!oymen1 q hired players In
club 70 o@endinS from Tho Associauoo. Auo.he.
proEtdes tot representation ct State Associations
eeptine ! challenge mn.t DIV TIC M maief q
The same season and he dcfauldn1
| club must send baltic It's opponent. Length o.
time required for membership m I cInb preyiou.
topIa1 Ing, sAnae n before,
Al the time orr report ctoees the Convention I!
gong tnfo ballot fot officers mr. the eusutnr yea,
, 1866-12-13
--
ftFth o6aY G,utheram GAnuv4ns0nn

VE1nVuQX LNINE3&3 E86TEhkI6Ht
FunADK1rn1A, December 1a.-1he special Con-
veutfon Of Delegates, from hfteca orthodox
Lutheran Syrods, in the United Stsles and Cana
d. met Ibis evening, in Trinity Iuta :ran Church
Oyer one hundred DELEGATES we're present. among
whom ~ere 4 nurnE,r of the moet pro1ntneni
clergy Of ,h1s determination. The object
Of the Conyen Ion il tho consideration Of prop.
ostuon for basts Of union between the Lutheran
synoda In thia country, and it, proceedings Esc
looked 70 with considerable lntsfest by ibis de.
nomination. There Is good attendance, both Of
clergy and l.itJ, and The greatest rnanimtty lhns
tas prevailed, Ar o1Y.nix,t3on wss ELECTED hi.
renn.yiyanla; Rev. Sttci*ssutb, of HHtaukee,
, 1866-12-13

GAnno11xa OCInAoI,-A gentleman whose
nate was not asccttained wAs assaulted by three
-Nflsaas on Cottage Grove avenue. ucar Twenty
ainIh street, on Monday evening belwccn eeven
and eight O'Clock. No word wns tpoEcn, hut
iitct being held until his rocsxetR we1c robbed Of
ahnnt so he wss rs!ra.ed. and The men hs.tily
, 1866-12-13
FROM RlCHM0ND.

k,eoia,atlve-Pay of RaifrsAd Employees Re-
daeeds
Mcuxosp, II. ginia, December 1a-Bo,h Houses
occupied today IN An unfmstsd dtseusslnu on lils
amending ihc stay laws. The House bill proposed
% give aebtore Six months more tfuuc 10 ray ibe
interest OF their laaeotcdness, and WA rejected
by len majority.
No mai action in the Senate.
Tho Directors Of the Virginia Ceutrxt Railroad
Company To-day adopted resolution reducing
cent for the ensn!ne year.
, 1866-12-13

Children nTeeth1nE.-The mother nnds
faithful nicnd IN Mrs.- Wfnsiow's Soothing
Sysup. II 10 perfectly reliable md harmless Il
relieves the child ftom pain, cnEcs dysenie.y and
dIa7haa, relieves r1Irlne In the bowels, eares
wind collie. ecftcns the gums and reduces fndaE-
nation. 81 giving relief aud health TO the CHILD,
il comfort. and rests The mother.
, 1866-12-13

R&rc Chance for Il Good Investment.
tbs ;1he patent =: fIsht;a he A.mosphst.s ke1S,eas
offered for sale for few days onl5. A 4asc chance
TO make money, md retain 4 hlelly profitable
business ~lsea4r set.s,l.A@A = A~..sS .a1s>A -
WALLACE, 114 Sonth C!1rk.st.
, 1866-12-13

Few cAn imagine the popularity
cained By Mattdens fcetorat Balm. The cues
lion naturally ariscs, Why ehonld II have become
eo' The only answer We ran gicc to by referring
10 the Thousands who arc wafEinc ies,Imontalt OF
fta efficacy. For sale BIZ all druggists. Burn
hams & Van Schaack, Wholesale drreQists, Is
LAKE st.ect, Wholesale agents.
, 1866-12-13

Cotton Packed xafeey LAmPs.-For
bntnins Bcnk.ne, Lgosinc; retsoleophsoe. inos-
Burners for game md lamp Roods ganeraliy. send
fer cI1eu1ar. EpaAH b CAvAN, No. 1o Maiden
, 1866-12-13

prime ksts1e 1t I1e. hAld eoas n Ike prime ssesu.
ike.
BoGs-Acttvo and no higher. ss1.a II ssan2s.7s
srats, and s7,5a1N rat. Resolved s,aa.
Eo11y-ActlEe and eoset.
FxcuAanx-yf1rxular. lod 1tt d1seouutbuylRS. Pax
41o premium aell1nK.
, 1866-12-13
DI r D.

Az. Miss LCCT EvEKTs IN the sd Jesr of her axe,
in Big Rect. kaae Co., ill.,, Nov. 18th, Of apoplexy
AllAAAZ REED, in tho 18th year OF his age,
, 1866-12-13
THE CITY,

st. LCEr's Fam Axp FEs71vAI WIN open on
1ucfdny next, At Ctoeby'e Music Eall .tScason
tickets" are offered for one dollar. Single sdmis-
sion, twcnty'dve ccnts k,nblcy will furnish The
sctrtAhmcnts.
, 1866-12-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Neglected Coughs and Cofdx.-Fesr arc
awAt, oi the Importance Of checking . Coueh
or "Cosnnon Cold" IN rts hest stase: that which
In The teE7rn!nE wnnld yield 10 pal1d remedy, II
SToachioi 3Ioehts," OF corGn LoErxo1s, afford
, 1866-12-13

ro1,c1 MA7ERs.-WnLau AcEeiL 4 haek-
man. vae b;orrht before Justice Mf1fkea 5cster-
aay morning, and held for further ex4mIus!lnn
gntIi Tueeday On ! charge ol larceny n hai! Of
$50. Il wiz alleged uat NcSsa1 yteda,i.ea a
siits lie latter Individual Ind become Too tntoxt.
f7ted to realize all thai Wa1 pafkER.
Washington Ready, ofteuer ready to get drunk
, 1866-12-13

MONEY FEox An CxKAo1A SoCNcK WIS re-
cci,ed fox days aco by Mr. Brown, President OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, In let
.er pose marked Chicago. amounting to 80. The
money will be credited 10 Hme." similar DOM
tto1s Ni1 be received GLADLY.
, 1866-12-13

nEAn lNFANT.--A very Young infant eorpse WIS
found yesterday concealed ucder the fIdewa X
near No. III Fourth hnrcnuc-probahly 40 incident
Of some womas's carer. in shame.
, 1866-12-13

BASE BA11--The re7ullr meeting Of The Ex-
eelttor Bare Ball Club Will he tetd ut the BdsRs
House this evening. December 1Sth. A fnll At
tendance Is desired u the fnAl erT1neeEnenis
for the opening Of their new rooms viii be made
, 1866-12-13

L1xcolx PAnx N1st1oN.-A musical entc4ts1u-
nent will tr e!ven On 1hufeday. 80 p. En, to aId
The new Mjetion School Of the New EnRlaud
CErrrh. Rrr. 9. B. Carpenter, 4 axect singer snd
children ffnra The Elm Street Mission, viii Fxke
rari In The exercises.
, 1866-12-13

PInsoxar.-Hon. !. z. Dubois. Hon. E. N.
Hatch. Hon. D. l. Phillips, Springfield; General
r. r, Marcy, Gcnezlc. c. Wsahburpc, Colonel
Welsh, coloIel !. @. Chapman. Colonial j.. N.
DAYTON ard Major ". H. Bal,&che. United Slates
A11nN, are stopping * tho fremont EIonsc
, 1866-12-13

CMcAoo Cr7E RA11wAx.-Tte Directors Of this
Company met yesterday and elected Daniel
Thompson. Esq, Superintendent In place OF
Charles II. Walker. ESQ who had resigned.
, 1866-12-13

A xure Pile Cnre.-Dr. EtlbeFksa Pile
instrument positively cures the worst c1tc< OF
piles. Sent hy mil on receipt OF s.. circal4.s
free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoAAEE, Manager, No.
So Broadway, Scr York
, 1866-12-13

Constitution Nat<T--A Certain Cure
for D1Ank1rs, and all DtbEAsEs or TEE ktDxEEs.
Sold by MI Dtug1itts. Depot 4s cl16At., N. !.
, 1866-12-13
&QRtQn Mining Sl4ckz
. A n II I Z Ns

NEW ToaK, Decerber Il,
FTIcts Of mining stock bid In Roeton today:
Canada 20: Copper Falls -, Franklin 4sk; Hancock
1Sk: Huron II: MInnefoa lGX; Quincy 81; Cary In.
pr0vcneIt I, liz; Water Power ltf.
, 1866-12-13
Baltimore Market.

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, December II.
GRAEN-WheAt nrn. snd receipts small. Corn &C.
tvc aud q = higher receipts s. oN ba. Oats stesdy.
EloCh-EIrrs very auiet; high Rrades rrm4
PE1v1ErnxE-Tn4cttvc-
EEmxE1ks-.Ner. dull. RIO coffee lT0lskc.
Nu1tkxI-pull-
, 1866-12-13
GPECIAL SALE OF AN ELEGANT
~ stock Of
Rich and Medium Furniture, Pier
Glasses, New Carpets, &C.,
AT AUCTION,

VIII be eons,rued On FR1pAf. Dec lah. 1t 10 O'Clock
NJ in plaee Wedne.d.y, ID i:ia eonslsuaz Of one
na1e DO Ws no eoa;s q DE d. " ess = and al sss s
s9niql " 5. "a a,ds & =. Of Eheh L m.ds q tne p<t
1ns e + gi e R.S5
I'd eessnf esss Sssa
:ssSE.si sle!s ia assase5eht so1e.: osIeass i
Rsf wv 81 81 ess dsss,
seeey saa 80 Z Il as:,y soae
&c 4s Il n'af5 t.ps. I5p; ~ 40
aney essesss eysr s-sa il Gsse.So. iass
s en a s;1s f "a 9s1 th; se' I'D
Hsatx.E1eH. raEicnlas a!trasien Is invited % the
e:sas7es @.ae aai.asa Nd paisasd Il u Il, 2si I'd
seny ~ sa sas.1s aaa
eaIrsn. .aa x.sast.ae5 loaase: oo@noa9 pin.as.
Fa;F,I77:: sl.S7fi a4F Z t!1s1 ID Il; n
rof hseE A1a marbles With An EaeT Of oth-
s.s s*sS5 .!Fs IS
si!.s Risy s!a..es ts5essS I,4, =; 81 "a
H. s as pauisr, l e7i,ea xs +
IL. Ne. oognsv SayeI e.a ha3s th.tr koodt packed
wv >'A el1nEaI, sAAgseS. gs,2; /,
WIN. A. BUFFERS & Co,
Auctioneers & Commission Merchants
PALNER's BLOCK,
p<&s a. d 10 HASDOLPa-ST.
nRY GOODS, Clothing, Cloths, Cas-
~ Hnezcs, FAakre Nation1. Und-rahisss Esod
AT AUCTIoN.
On THURSDAY. Dee. y 1ssH o'eIoes: 4 B1ttets'
ia p'%s' p ESQ 81 a5 hsaes'ea'
10 BRIs. SUGAR
, 1866-12-13
auction Sales.

pOBES AT AUCTION.
Included in our aAlr Of
RICH FsU7S
on nnInERsOAI. December IL, hft splendid line OF
GUBERT sAMpsOS Anetfo,Arr.
, 1866-12-13

QE1rAn1.-The London Toilet Of November
lcth announces thai the Most Rev. Anthony
OReEan. Bishop OF nora, Who WAS formerly Btsh.
op Of Chicago, died from disease of the liver, on
the 1stb instant, At Mlchae1'e Grove, Deouptou.
hEcd hfty-eeycn yc8.t. 4ha rem1lna are % be Re.
morcd 10 his nahse country, Ireland, for inter
meet,
, 1866-12-13

Ak OIs7E3 SrPrrn and fesltyal viii be held
this afternoon IN the Lecture Room Of the OlIyet
Ch,.rrn. corner Of Fourteenth street and Wabash
avenue, this evening. Supper will be ecryed
from sf1 TO ten o'clock. 1he proceeds VIM he
u'ed In furnishing the audience room OF tho
rtErth
, 1866-12-13

Hc1r uE.-Ref. Dr. }. ]. Hatlinecr will deliver
lecture before the studcnts OF Bryant 4 Strat-
tons University OIL Saturday OF this week at ten
o'clock. Dr. HatlInger wxs . member Of the
body guard Of koseu'h, aud came with him 10
thi. crrn,-y. His sddress will be descriptive or
bic adventures and experience Ia Hungary aud
Turkey. and Of hi- anal escape to America. Tbs
to the Doctor, who Is : very eloquent tpeaker.
, 1866-12-13
duante1--TD Rent.

NANTED-T 0 IA sleening
w room. OF su,ts Of IRONS in = business blocE-
A1lre*s, stAtinE location and price. r. u. Drawer
, 1866-12-13

EASTMAN NATIONAL BusIaEss CotLrGL-We
arr rlcased 10 uote the coDtiunc1 prosperity OF
lhs excellent and practical in.,llatfon. Tho cycn-
inc claee.t have met with fnr success. Over
three hundred Lave Joined the business peuuan-
ship class which meets eyery evening in Metro
potan Hall, uhi'e The classes In Mathematics and
II booh -4ce?in: are xc1l st.esdcd The estah-
1ishraenl Of this thorough and practical bnssness
university IN this city has been followed bv an
1cn:crsc ratrcnace- owing to the fart that the
ir*tituiloE meet+ The dsmand o. ths times. The
cid hall III Metropolitan Block, formerly occu-
ped ty E1sney odEe. where those desiring To
Tntsos t.s;tP - Pls,a =. amsn.a. A gEnman,
will frt Iii excellent opportunity for doing 20.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-10

Sir IS
unb ,tiebri8e Nreife.
fpre9t DOT bel
8. 6. Dpnabpmtt
Ste @trabe, ct. peer, Rtunelota,
Der t1nterti&nete bat fttts an pane, Elm
neblaferttrtts Eager BON DIV. @epes,
@tiefeln unb @@uben, aletbern
Groceries, @tein. uub 3pljpaaren,
4. {. H., u. I. ~.
Du bS@fs @arttprets ptrb bejatlt far 2anb.
p~robutte. r. a.us..s s4fgss
que @erten @aareu tperreu il ben utebrteRen
prei{en pertanft.
% tirb hermit uni BE Runb@@aft Der but
(&en Ginmptner BON ct. Deter unb tnn9egerb
beRens na@geia&t.
s. 6. D%pnabpper.
3mt416.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-10
9u8tnbtrrtbnmer.

Gin per., spel@er felt Sabren an RsrseA'
f&wa&e, Sor3etti0er &ntlrattun8 une alien
4ntern Goleen iueenbli@er 11nbstennea9ett lttt,
~trb gum Soften Der leibtnbes Neni@tett Aaen.
Die es b,au& eu, bas Reeept, tas efnfa@e Dell.
uatttel au3uftrtteen.. bus@ ptl@ts e. ee9ttltt
parbe, ntbll btr @ftran$santeettaas p~srtotret
~aulenben. Qetbenbe, ,uel4e piinf&en, spn ber
&rfabrune tes 8ttrtttnetn Nu$en ~ .3tsben,
tsnnta bttfte tban, mt t!@trtt Vtrae.lt'tuns
1euRanbtser @tsi&wisesnbstt, tnbena fe f& pen'
ben az
Sobn 9. Ogden.
30. ~ &etar @trabe, Nep.Yorl.
422 3mt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-10

Dte 9anblun tn
matertal @aaren uttb feber
4rt oDn 8amtltenbebarf
pom
@enrg 6Qrms,
ct. peter. Mtnne( ota,
bdlt fetsporrdtbieetu et&esadortimentber befeu
@rpcerie8 unb @rppilfpne1,
@ lepte GQen ,s@aaren,
feratr Elm Eager BON
S@uben, Sttefeln,
41ten, @l1ben, u. |. ~.
2axttr Artitel tit ben etpStnlt@en 8tbarf uub
&ues ~ ben mptlfetlaen Yrei(en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-10

bdlt fttn Eager BON iupurtirten unb itlbft anee>
ftr't8ten Gt0arren fir ben &neros< uuo Detail
Daniel NIT ben f~ttn(en, publab9elaBerten a.
brttaten fets perfeben.
11nter (einen &au@., @@napf> uub 9aas
&abaden Fubet Der Qiebtaber bic renolau.trteeet
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-10

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

FAIR.-1 he ladies CT the First Presbyte-
rim Church are low holding fair, in the resi-
dence formerly occupied by Mr.. Patton, 90
Market street, between Second and Third. All
can be found there in abundant variety. Those
anticipating making Christmas presents can
here secure what they desire, and at the same
time spend their money in righteous cause.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-On Satur-
day last Officer Jauntry received information
that certain prisoners were going to leave the
Sheriff Sharp of the fact, who Immediately made
an examination ofthe Jail, and found one of the
bars sawed to such an extent that 1t could be
easily wrested from its place, and easy access
could be had 10 the courtyard, after entering
which the persons attempting to escape would
be scot free. Those implicated were immedi-
ately placed in irons, and their little game was
frustrated. But for the timely warning no
doubt one-hali of the prisoners would have
escaped, and thus defeated the ends OF Justice,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

ganiZlng posts OF the Grand Army within toe
department win address the commander. Toe
following gentlemen have been appointed the
vania:--ColOnel james Given, A. A. &. Captain
William J. Nackey, A. Q. NJ. G.; Brevet BriVa-
oier-General f. r. Blles, A. A. d. c.; Captain
J. II. Lam bdin, A. A. ID. c.. Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel w. M. Worrall, A. A. ID. c.; Rev. G.
Collins, 72d Pennsylvania Volunteers, Chaplain,
and John c. Morgan, NJ. D., 29th Missouri
Infantry, Surgeon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

ROBBERY AT THE CAMDEN WooLIEN
MILLs.-Last night $500 were stolen from n
drawer in the Camden Woollen Mills. The thieves
got upon the root and opened trap-door, and
thus obtained access to the room in which
the money was kept, man and a woman were
saw them on the roof, but no money was in their
possession. When found they we're in their
stocking feet The police made thorough
search Of the premises, and arrested another
man on suspicion. The THO were locked up in
the county Jail to await an investigation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

SUPPOSED HoMIClDE.-Anthony Josline,
who was admitted into the Pennsylvania Hos
pltal on Monday, suffering from wonnd re-
ceived on Sunday night during disturbance in
Bedford street, died in the Hospital yesterday.
When Josline was admitted, it was thought be
had been injured by kick, but IL Is now SAID
that he was stabbed. An inquest will be held
to-day,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

VISITING FIRRMEN.-A delegation of fire.
men from Norfolk, Va, was In this city yester-
day, for the purpose Of purchasing steam fire.
engine. From them we learned that there are
but two fire companies in Norfolk, one of them
being q steam-engne company.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19
TIE SoLpIERs' MoNuMENT.-This monu-

The SOLDIERS MoNUAIENT.-Thism monu-
ment to the memory of the honored dea | who
aae was Yesterday surrounded with an iron
fence, and now presents a handsome appear
ance. The monument is well worth visit, and
those who do stop to take glance at il are we'll
satisfied, and go on their way rejoicing that
there are some at least IN this city who honor
the memory OF our brave boys.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIzEN.-Mr.
Edward c. Dale, President of the Norristown
and Germantown Railroad, and Vice-President
of the Franklin Fire Insurance Company, died
at his residence, in Spruce street, near Twelfth,
yesterday morning, after brief illness. Mr..
Company on Monday afternoon, feeling II lwell
He rode TO Twelfth and Spruce streets, and fell
TO the pavement before reaching his home. He
was taken up in an msensible condition, and
yesterday morning. Mr.. Dale was well known
throug hout our city as one of the early Presi.
dents of the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad Company, and also as Direc-
tor of the Mint during the administration of Mr..
Fillmore.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

A HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL. - Ridge
avenue, from TWenty-second street to Washing
ton lane, Is in a very dilapidated condition, and
almost impossible at times tor vehicles. Ooun-
ellis some months since passed an ordinance
but for some reason or other the work has not
yet been done. The road way is piked and it's
condition is owing 10 the neglect of the turn.
pike company, which still charges toll on all
vehicles passing over it,