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- young lady named Elizabeth A. Low
has been arrested in Harrisburg, charged with
robolDg Mr.. Daniel Shuler, OF Blain Perry
county, OF Government bonds TO the value of
80, during the absence of himself and family
from home, at church Miss 10y visited Harris
burg few weeks since, stopping at one of the
hotels- shortly afterwards she offered a 81 200
bond az the National Bank 10 have il ex-
changed, but the officers knowing that acids
had been used to remove name from the bond
refused 20 exchange ID, and retained il. II
having been discovered that Miss Low was
from Perry county, suspicion was aroused
that the bond probably belonged 20 Mr. Sh uler
He was sen; for and identified il, together with
others found IN Miss Logs possession Miss
10y was arrested and held 70 bail in 5000 for
trlsl az court She is a relative of Mr. Shuler
Ter sister being married 10 Mr.. Shuler's SON.
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THROUGH LINE BETwEES WAs8INGTo On
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
III sss:s 3

WARRINGTON, March IS. 1850,
noH enn ne.yeen Warrington and New YORK are
FOB NEW YORK, without change % esrs
.. N. ~ -
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Pff.s.,.
Lesve daily Except Sunday ct MS Q. %. sps
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (except Sundarl 81 Y a. ana ~, .
10 ., and 80 and go %. m
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New FORK and Philsdelphia st en-,
n. only. -
Sleeping cars for New York on s:sa ,. n. trS,
, Through ticket: to Philadelphia. New York, or
Boston can be had At the Station Once At eli Dot m
N the day a. well as at the ofcs in the Amer-
lean Telegraph Building, Psnnsylvanis syeIue.
See Baltimore and Chic Railroad advsrft.sn.,s
lapons, and the West AA'
W.P. SMITH, Master OF rransportstto,
y. m. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oe S-n GEO. 8. KO0ETZ, Agent, Woshinrte.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

TIE HoRTR AMERICAN LLOYD.
New lire Of frst-clsss side. vheei f86k
NEW YORK AND BREMrs VIA ooWEs
With comfortable accommodations for psseep gers
Leave New York On THURSDAYS: ss "si'
BALTIC, 3,0e0 tens, ], 500 horse power,
A g. yenes, Comm. ander .......esthA pril
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 100 tons. % '''
ATLANTIC. 900 tons, i 900 horse BOW '''H ~
er, Z, Hoyer. Commander . slst NAV
BALTIC, A @. Jones......--....... -. Itth Juae
An experienced surgeon Oh board
The Company Will not be responsible for specfe
er valuablee, snlrss bills Of lsdine having the
velue expressed, are signed therefor
Rates OF Pass age, payable IN gold or its eQuiya-
lent First Cabin, Sos Second. S62 50; Steerase
SS 90 Return tickets. l. S206; III, Sla1 80; Steer
For freight sBd passage apply q
JOHN B. ELvEys CO.,
5oS Penps ave-, or - Louisiana ave-,
~ For subscription to the stock of this Com
pany, Offering Q safe aud dividend baying invest
Nent, apply to JOHN r. BLVhNS q CO,
my I'm Agents for d. @.
STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON
- EVERY TUESDAY,, L.
THURSDAY and S1TURDAY, E4RS
~ 10 Q. m. Returns at AZ J.. M.
Fare fer Round Trip, s. so. 0re-third Of this
amount for use Of Noun: Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every hour from Q N. TO ,. 10.
- he bne Steamer Wsssset Gan be Chartered
for Excursions. J. VAN RISWlCh,
sp l2-6ot General Supt p. Y Co.
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COLOMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ AND
LYINGIN ASYLUM
lith street, Circle, } corner on N ssrae,

This Institution 10 stu ated In the most hesl,hy
portion of the District. surrounded NV Ire go
grounds. Carr pass the door every minutes.
Terms ef Admission from So to 10 DER week
in accordance with the roen required navahIe in
and Surgical Attendance ' -
, 1866-06-15
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
WARRINGTON STREET FROM STATE ST.

u :. 1sU Il,
, 1866-06-15


Arrival Of the Twelfth Illinois Cavalry
-Gtvernor Oelesby-Escapa or PrEs-
oner.-N cn,nnrt Indicted ft,r rTnrt1er
III su.,S",v.C,s,-an. sss.tst a.. A..
-EAls eAlo y" seit.@eHs ne@tse afe Ar
xeat-Tttxl OF Ex.PoatmaAker ARM
strong, dc.
Especial Oespabcn 10 tne lineage 1f1oune'!
sFaHSF1kIp, June II.
beriue tbtrteen commtstIoned officers and three
hundred Ind sI,ern men. under commsua OF Col.
u1e1Sa ..u ~ A''e@n A.s.' ua.A eoH y. wv
harry y. pox. arrived a. camp bnuef rom fe1as,
lafc yesterday afternoon, for anal payment and
DISCHARGE. A portion Of the regiment, consisting
~ seventeen rarnn,,.1oned ocers and 1sb enl,sted
-.en Sr.r~ n,jd ofT md rsm,,ned in Tey,, The
men Ni1 probably be paid OF either on Sunday Or
Monday NEXT.
Gov. OE}esbJ 1ett for Jefferson CITY, MO- to at.
t9od Inc had1cal Union meellng 10 DC 0elo Al mai
place on The 15th Inst.
All Of The ptlsone1<-ave IN nunbe1-contned
In the jail At TaslorsyI!e, Christian County. ea-
caped On Tuesday uiRht last. The ptteonern Rete
contped for The following c1tmee. VIZ: Three for
murder. one for home stealing and cne fos Iir.
, 1866-06-15
FROM NASHVILLE.

Policemen saed-Co1nMenceneuk
Week-Vtslt to Stuno Rivcr Battle
Gronnd-meetfng Of ColoFed People in
Huntsville, Ala Cotton Pfospeets,i
t1c.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trioupe]
NAEHT1L1E, June H.
The Two policemen c. Fps and Hitchcock who
COMMITTED the brutal assault upon freedman willis
t,ayes and his wife. have been dismissed from the
police force BY MaTor Brown.
This ia commencement week ut Nashville. The
female eemtparies are al having interesting e1er
cifes and Tomorrow the Great F4sko ffte school
!os ch,ldren Kill hare its clontn: exercises.
The Fcn1ans neld grand picnic Today 10 aid or
Irikh Independence, Ut Pzz!s Grove. near the OF.
phun Asylum. considerable funds wrre realized.
On Naiuruny rext the Union Mcthodist Sunday
School Of tnfs city, will 80 to Stone R,vcr battle
ground Many loyal people Will accompany them.
Ihc Union graves in the National Cemetery viii be
ruewn ~1tn 1owess. a very interesting time Is
dhe mercury rose to IS deg, yesterday. To-day
It IL a little cooler.
i mreling Of eo;ored peo2le was held 1t Hants-
eo1ofed man named FuThish. who uas been hsing
ihsre tome rnoush-, but came originally tom ctn-
cinratl Ue earnestly 2ds.sed his f1ce to cultivate
ftit p1ehp apd an1ty With The p ople Of ths Soufn
Ne .Md tAeY were excluded from 1ndlshtAI puf-
eultr al the Nort. bu the way u open 10 them ID
the touth to oofain employ and secnte homes
vae pre.tut and made short epefch to ths nt-
rroet, VT 1ch contained some good advice and WAS
TtlI 1ece1ged he proposed 10 douatc to Fnrbish
mo ac1ft Of land, upon which 10 erect school
hop.e 1pr tolored eh,.dsen.
Tht.e u much complaint in Huntsville Of the IN
, 1866-06-15
Appalling Aecfdeut-Three Men Fall
Into u Privy Vault.

{tIQGQ kQ4 ttuClIu1Ll Lu1OmtIE4a4* @AQS
The unusual pains being taken BY our
authorities to cleanse the city has given m
unprecedented activity to the night cart "
business, and the entire force Of that peculiar
kind OF industry Is called into action every
night. I'll remarkable, therefore, that the
papers arc not called upon more frequently
10 chronicle accidents such IS the one about
to be related, and which Is terrible even In
contemplation.
It appeass that nocturnal brigade were
employed in enDtying tho vault, which Is
forty feet deep, IN the rear Of the business
house on the northeast corner OF Court and
Vino streets, last night, when one Of the work
men was overcome By the stencil and fell Into
the fi2htful chasm.
A second man descended to drag the other
out, but fell into the flth-asphyxfate
Their employer, Henry Rennlck, next under
took to rescue his men, but WIS SO over
powered by the nozious gas, he had to be
dragged to the surface. Volunteers sue
ceeded, In the course OF threo1uarters Of an
hour, In rescufng the men, one Of
whom will probably die from the
effects Of the poison be inhaled. His name
we could not learn, otherwise than "Jake," !"
The pa1ne Of the other is Fred. Rot, who Was
literally dragged out bS means Of q rope has.
tfly looped about his neck, which would seem
sufficient to cause his death, without other
assistance, It is said that the usual test for
the deadly gas, tho lowering Of q lighted can
die, was made before the workmcn descend
ed. and the vault was pronounced free from
it, but the accident Just related proves other
visa.
, 1866-06-15

row STOOD 4 h. had + nod II ct the war was de-
sred a. be had stoo in the last Congress: wasa
be received II. cro'n Of eeu.urr a. be had stood
in p1ison h-iofe tCat internal Instrument OF
ty1any, court martial; and as he Stood n prto-
clple: 70 be wonld stand IN pI!ctiee .a wae1eses
old lme Democrat. believing IL the aoe'r'ns ot
secession; believing tual tbe several State, Of Tue
Onion bare ths rgn to epa5sfSe hq II f3s1 ;hs,
aouees aud usu1pslous had been ptaetced, ano
threatened TO 30 REcai sn ex'enf By tae1f assoel-
atez sud partners In the Government, m: tns
Southern etasea were iusrtfed IN going out. and
BIZ jus der helief that ny the ordinance or teGes-
tton they did 20 out. and thereby became 10 MS
Union fo,rl9n s.aes. These convsellous he could
be csemosen. lie won1d no:i assute3iy proclaim
them and stand bY them a. long ~ single c1ttz:n
Of the Confederate States "as in chains, or
fs9ssi '9 70 &c osse s.ss.s,nsep d ~
coin. be salu Mary suFra't Wss convicted, of
eourse. She was tried by court marital; hes
for four dAya TO eusnle her 10 overcome the shock
md the better prepar her soul 10 meet her Cod
s.No an bon" numbered torth the yotce trom the
ap9 4ss Tne snsel III
reo,ce oyei fhts repeDsns tinner. Agents Of mercy
sought the ear Q. higher snthot,ty, md PROBABLY
Where Is Preston KIngi Echo answers, where
She was thue esecuted speedily and, notTihE. J.
ber heart broken daughter, FOR her rematns. those
remains are eiil in The keeping Of the War Depart
mcnt. Pontius Plsate delivered the body Of Je,us
Pasate i bere. Hs sonitnaed Il some lepgto. .pd
taid hat 20 long as The teal oa1h remained on the
staiute books. he would do all that be cotd TO r
ron rom lie IL tls,rry and deefaoaion ii Imposed. lie
CLAIMED eeeetslou Is ruling prinelplo Of The Dem
oczat1c party from t1S Up to the tins Of tue t'
| war.
| IN the name Of the Democratic party, dlseeufet
, 1866-06-15
THE GREAT TELEGRAPH con-
SULlDATl0N.
Numberof Miles Of Wire Operated and
III Prospect of Successful Compile.

Number Of Miles Of Wire Operated and
lii Pfo%pcct Of Successful Compile.
lion, etc.
new YonK, Jure 1.-THE American and Wea.-
ern Union telegraph Companies arc about con-
clpdtng an ngrt ement Of union. which amounts 10
cons ohdation Of t1ieEes.s: The pnhltc demand
fot prompt and uninterrupted tran: ol business
'"ra 1t Indispensable TO ret rid OF all delays IN
Efn.s nd hooking from ono line to another.
checking = ,'tdason will control aud operate
me new o coasS- telegraph Wires covering IL!
tue tetrltofy and cr-,- Newfoundland to
sap Ffanclseo md vaneouye 4s'*: Pairs.
The AFTER point 4 l.ae lL000 s9hes 70 2'- - ~.
burg wilt be done wi'h}n yeat: CnDa sna tS KS
ATLANTIC cable iu August next t. conndgn1J nep*n
fos. Itit 10 be regretted that telegraph 9u3me:s
ctnnos bare the lively et1mnfns and restraint tant
10 tayosshly affects every other, bnt a. leasa ~ nse
attempts within the lsst dre ytars BY men o. en-.
,pa ss sap T. ngd sR saa
When the United States Telegraph Comaa- ~ naa
acquired over 16.UQ0 mics OF line, ths p ohc
looked for the fEnlis 0! oPposltion in rctfs71-a
OF fAe1 but The fates hxd 10 be twice advanced 10
MEG instead Of enc, the formidable opposition be
Ing compelled al Last 10 succuuh aud sell out at
1ote.
The question eceus to he settled for the
present hat the telegraph businexs Hil1 not bent
coUpeiti0p and against tht inmeuke adraE t4Rra OF
One company csn do nil the bnHtne.s and DO It
cheaper than two can, for tNo companies With
duplicate Of ofl1cee and employment, double the
expeuse oi the aggregate business, and CUSTOMERS
mutt he taxed to meet the expense.
ratlop, and let them servc the public promptly.
cnurtcoury, and ae cbeaply az they can afford and
press md public Will be sAsssaeb.
, 1866-06-15

Darsnc Hurglarles on Long Ialand-
The TT1bune's Fen1An Correspondent
-Heporx Of the Rlnderpcst Contra.
dictcd-The Turf -ConatttuttonaIitY
OF the Excise Law Tested-l Fraud
nlent Steamer Pureh4se Cholera
1teEns, &cs
New YoHK. June 14.-A series Of daring burg
lartes sno Fohbe1tea haye been going on IN The I'll.
lages ot Long Island dnE1ng the Last tc weeks.
Twenty hn1g&nes bave been coM1ts1ed at New
Town, on the Flushing koan, IN that time. Fort
teus1yety plundered. Dennis Sullivan, who Killed
Tom Hans, hae been arrested On suspicion Of be
INF sn9sgsd IL .be bus11ess. ,s., -. cnu..,,
CapadA has mAde demand for Its correspondent,
HI: hsny. who II. eapiurea ~ita The Fen'an..
II f. stated that n report that the I1nderpest
IL incorrect. The d1tease Is pleu.o pneumonia,
chronic md Infections d,sesse, bat not The sane
George e wiiEes oeat fsdy Tnorne both to wagon.
1t the Union Cou.se this afternoon, nile heats, best
three IN i've, for one thousand dotla,s tn three
stEs;gh. heass; TIN TINE; !, E3; - 3 rs a2s Time
The sutt 10 test The consttutionsl.ty OF the cx.
ps: i sa.R ss,t Eg Gsefs
The right 10 teli eplritnons liquors under the old
license, and his Conn.el argued u length thar the
law was unconstitutionai; Sume!oua similar
I inue 10 K1ow mtre and mofn excited On the anb-
THe T Tsn,rerss assoc',inn he,. iii, ref1,a N
unrI 1enrr fhsn e1cht hours: ronseducuttvs the
rNref ~ ire shinwrrhts' tfrIke l. thn aans - II
lie eaJnentrft Ed not concluded 10 resnWt thsIs
lxbore
l. Martin MoutFomsry and A. b. Canedo, ea1d
TO be e1od1ceta OF the tehel army claiming TO net
a. actuts or Snu.a Ann4, purchased tne1Bte amer
Ar1ea Tor I1oOuQ in 4p}d, to bo pad By SANTA
Anna upon delivery Of The j.es.ei at st. Thomas.
". J, TAyfpr Co.. OF PhtladcIphla, delivered
lie ffeser aceordne to iesms OF The cont1ae, but
The purrhase VA. Iepuulated By 3srta Anna. The
, 1866-06-15
Latest from the Upper Missouri.

PROM Inc MlEs1ut1 4tePutnAAo+ AasA AS+"l
We arc in receipt Of important adEices
from Fort Bertho}d, under date Of May
18th. regarding the late flood ii the Missouri
River at that point. The rise was unequalled
by any that has ever been known TO the gen
Grafton of Indians living In that vicinity. At
The date Of the letter from which we quote,
The water had kubslded and the river was
again within It's banks. ;, ....,
Three men, however, during the prevalence
of the flood, were drowned above Fort Union,
in alternating to escape from sections Of tim.
Der, In which they were guarding merchan-
disc intended fol. the miners. Three trains
lost all their oxen at Fort Be1tholl, IS we'll
as the greater portion Of their goods; and at
Fort Union two thousand cords Of wood, cut
for the use Of boats plying the river this sea-
SOD. were swept away.
The N1o1lte bozler was fred Into By party
Of hostile Sioux, above the month OF the Lit
Tie Missouri. The boat's crew and passenger
returned the fire, but the skismish resulted
without fatal effect on either side. This affair
hanpeded On the 18th. About the eame date,
some frienply Indians reported TINT the ": J,
Lewis had been fired into, when few miles
below the Dozier, but the report Was not
credited.
, 1866-06-15

Sad State of Affairs In Western Mis-
aourt-Bnnk HobberY-1sCcpdaRry
Burning Of Steamer Masnolla-Loss
8ll5.0D0.

Sad State of Affairs In Western Mis-
souri, Bank fsobberY-1stecndiary
Burning Of Steamer Masnol1a-Loss
8ll5.ODO.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, June II.
The news from Independence, concerning the
killing OF tho City Marshal for sef1s.ng to surten
der The keys Of The jill where rebel bushwhacker
Is confined, Ia fne ILLUSTRATION OF the progress Of
reconstruction IN taat taraous guerilla region. The
threats Of the rucnlIas 10 rescuc their comrades
from the lawrence kansas) jail, Is the causc Of the
confined preHence Of company pi United ststes
repulars in that sec'ton. There ars At least Suo
gues1las at large in lafayette aud Saline couuties,
half ot whom can accomplish n1feaiet when they
On thursday night last, the Branch Bank OF the
State At springfield, Mo. ~as brpken Into By
fonc po1o and e1pe1' burglars. and robaed Of up,
wards Of which Mas n ~ ne E,i tae. 1h Ins} @ o'o
Of ,he 6ant was opened with crow bar. and the
safe blown open "th powder: The money takeu
sas e. S.a &c ,o e. 6see! saS losing
Alter three abortivc euorts to burn the steamer
Magnolia, me ircendtar1es have at length succeed
I'd in accomplishing Their nefatiou. pnfpose; aG aaS
| steamer, lying near the foot Vi Floftds stsee!,
| above the tngar rrfnerI, ih1s morning q tosee
o'clock, aud1n ehort lime The boat vas onraea a1
p{csen: isnapg from the lower end Of the leyee, IN
length oyerakeu her. The Magnolia came ont a
neM boat lsti August, w,.h the exception Of he1
engines. which were originally 70 the impet1ai.;
She belonged TO the Merchants Line, and VA oniit
al 4 cot Of x1l30O0. We are informed That one oi
Tie owners stated q few days ago Tint ths boat ~
| insured fnr a., Gu. The career Of Tue Magnolia
has been very checquered from The ttart. she Nas
head over esrs IN debt, and WAS OF that Class q
boa,+ that could no, possibly make money enough
to redeem he1self. She was eonsilGrcd among
boatuen, 10 nse political phrase dad duck. '
The Magnolia was bul}r pY Captain Perkins, prin
| cjprlly On bis mnscle, as The painters. caulkers
caIpenters and most everybody else ina: lad any
| Thing 10 do N1.h her hare never been paid.
, 1866-06-15
FROM MILWAUKEE.
Kcf&ctton ef EsIshop or w1scollssu-LnrEe
Saw Ma&i HurMed-1IaHonte.

ELECTION ef KxInhoE7 or W3scolls1u-LnrEe "
Saw mali HnrMed-8Iaronte.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trtpnne.l
MILWAUKEE,. Junc II
Rev, Vim. E AEtn!tagc, Rector Of Christ Church.
Detroit, Il ur4nimously elected Assistant Bishop
Of Wisconsin
Weather clear and warm.
Mr1wArKEk, June 14.-The extensive eaw mill
Of tanneM d Brotherx, at Mansstec, Mich, Wa.
destroyed the l1th. The 1osa OF tho property fs
about $4DuU, mud there IL IN insurance Of &i&0QG.
But The aRtpal loss to the oHnern can hardly be
much les thau S7S Co., for the feason that lumber
u now bringing very good price, and they. Are
On hsnd. Me.srs. Eauteld i Brothers were insured
pJ DelfsLatem & Dursnd, Of this city, In the
Home, Of New ToFk, Arctic, Manhattan, Nonh
American, aEd one other company.
The Grand Lodge OF Free End Accepted Aasons.
OF WitCobsln. embracing hone $50 subordinate
lodges. has been In session Ut Masonic 4nl, iu this
cry, fer the pact two days. The attendance ls
larger thsn ever before, Numbering shout three
hundred Masons. from every section ot TIC s'ate,
nas held, tosultnK in he choice Of the fullowtng:
Il. ". q. H., II. l. fouue. Of MlHsukee: @. 3.
r., j. 4 Bate, ot Madison; q. ]. ~. A. MJgatl,
Of Eau claire; G. r. $. s. Do:geis, Of Mllwsn.
kee; g. y W. T. Palmer, OF Milwaukee. Tbs list
OF appointed officers was announced last eEsuing.
and Il ~ follows Deputy Grand Master, Harlow
Pease, Of Waterforn;, Grand Chaplain, Robert
Collins, Of BeIoit; Grand Sword Bearer. ". H.
STANLEY, OF We+t Salem; Grand Senior Deacon,
Eli X. Chase. OF Warsaw; Grand junior Ueacon,
Homer c. srow. Of Avocs Grand Stewards, James
Ru.k, Of V1roQua. and Erre4t aortine. Of MIL
waukee; Grand Tyler, Eban Clewitt, OF Middleton.
, 1866-06-15

Proposed Ovation to Senator Howe
Perzona- Probable Postponement Of
the BreAd.and -Esntter Convention
military Dtems DC.
Especial Deepa,ch to the Chicago Tnbune]
MADISON. June H.
Prominent Union men bere arc preparing 10 elSa
Sepa,os Howe IN ovation CD his retnsn to toe state
On the adtourumgnt Of Congress. The Union
masses are anxons to express thels reqard for the
Siate representative who has been faithful 10 biz
trust. ard IL IS intended to afford them the oppo1
tpnity at Milwaukee and Madison.
MouIs, Tatker & Co.. Of Philadelphia. have con.
t1saed to successfully supply shc State C'ptto with
heating apparatut Tor f21,!eY.
Major General Force, of C,neIoA1. his accepted
the Governors fnyf atlon to sttcnd the ing pre-
sepiat,un Of lhc 9TH Of July.
Tne IuapaRers for the Bread-and- Buttes Couyeu-
tlpu. called tor Ii1e lh Inst, hare not oecslvely
toatpoutd Il, although they inumats that II Il.
Four eoEpante. OF the Etnteta Hegiu1ent Eave
arr1ttd here from Dakotah Territory, and the other
five companies arc hourly expected. The Fourth
ca1a!ly il also daily loosed for. and when they
come, It II Intended b give tpem sous'ng recep-
ton ~ regiment gntereo the service At an carly
day. and II the List 10 leave It.
G. l. Snoiea, 4 federal of1cIaa ct Ail~sukee,
ttronrly committed to tho Johnson polcr. hiss
made visit here, which, 1t ts sald+ relates to the
Bfead-kpc. Batter Convention,
, 1866-06-15

CrNcrssA1t, June 1.-THE Chamber Of Com.
merce held rs quarterly meeting Last night Reso:
,he new canal arouna The ta1ls at Louisville, and
the immediate repair Of the Mississippi ievees,
Tho artists Of this city had mettf1g Last night
TO support Mr. T. Handy : proposition ior building
1t wss eta,ed. that Mf. Handy would eonn COM
mence the work. hf. Weber introduced sone
revolutions fayortns1 Mr. P1ke'b proposition, but
they were laid on the table.
n. q. Cook. EsQ., an old and we1l-known busl-
nces NM, proposes 10 build an opera house II sha
peop1e will subscribe *150.u00 and give it 10 the
people; In other words, Lc invites the formation
OF an open house joint stock company, and offers
h,a services 10 do the building.
, 1866-06-15
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1865.

ueed 10 xbor 1t IL thought Tint far crops hoth OF
erain and enlton might set be made IN most parts
Of North Alabama. Mon7oe Is The Only county N
favorable reports OF the cotton crop. IN me up
lands everything has been washed away BY heavy
rains, while the rivers and creeks have
flooded tbe lowlauds. I consevSed with
3 gentleman to-day tust from Montgomery. Who
fsy- Ill lhIough tie Inferior OF the State there =
central encouragement and gloon. Many people
declsre Thai Providence bis abandoned then, and
mat ,hey see alternative before them but ultt-
mate -tarya!iau and death.
Violent storms continue, and Whist little wheat
vas harvested IL likely to be ruined u the sheS1'
, 1866-06-15
FROM MEMPHB.

Rebel War Cfatns-PoIicemfn APP
polpted-Shock OF Earthauake-Mar-
AetA. ETC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
. MExrHIB, June H.
Applications for claims have been returned With
The endorsement Of The QuArteIsnaae1 General that
none will be allowed which do not oag1nate IN
lo5al S'a'es.
The Police Commissioners bare appointed their
ratrol men. Slxty-hye were officers Or soldiers In
lie Union army. Or old policemen returned. ThFee
an rebel soldiers. and tWentytwo ci,zens; 76 are
Ashock Ct earthquake WIS felt little atter mid
night.
Weather hot !; trade dull. ...-.
FIoar unchanged; corn 8s9t95c; osfs 53tt6uE;;
neate tifn cler sides PC; cotton dull ut 359586c,
Dowu-Darsing. Stlser spray. L. W. stradet.
Up-City OF Alton.
, 1866-06-15
FROM DES MOINES..
Conft Itema-Cadet1 for Wcst Point
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DEa MoryEs, June E.-In the Supreme Court.
yesterday. the case Of Zeebercer ". Miller. from
ct al, Lewis County. reversed: PorteT ys' Civ Of
Dubuque, Dubuque County, adllmel; Clark "a.
Polk ConntY, Polk County. affirmed; CLARK ": City
OF Des Molnes. Polk Comfy, affirmed; Ehilds ".
Ns..hesuey. Louisa County, affirmed; Hams -.
.Dlijes, Dubuque Co9nty. affirmed; Dsivee rs.
Boadm,1, Jsaessen coaaty. tevsssed; State vs.
The Bosrd q. E1aminet4 of Ms.. Aiitaon's dis.
tric. hare selected Edward $. Chaplin, son Of Rev.
A. Chapln, nf Dubuque, for the cadetship At West
PoIut. He vas IN the FaEty.faarth regiment Of
Iowa infantry.
Captain Allen. Of Columbus City, has been Up
pointed Probate Judge, to III 4 Vacancy.
The Board Of Supervisors Of fremont County
offer tHo hundred and tfy dol1irs reward for the
Arrest aId delivery Of every horse thief IN that
county.
4 hrs. Berry hiss been held 10 bail In the sum
qf Sc, ,D0D for comoliciiy In the Osage B,nk rob.
berry. Two or three other women were concerned
in thnt transaction