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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-12

From the Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor of the Pass
yunk Baptist Church, Phieda.
From the many respectable recommendations
sVea 10 DR.. 40 aud's German Bitters, | was In
alced 10 give them trial. After using several
'9'Etes found Shem to be good remedy for de-
'hty, and most excellent tonic for the stom omach.
ID. MERRiGE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-12
Remember,

That this Bltters is not Alcoholic, contains
Rum Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
s the Best Tonic in the World.
From the Rev. E. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Phlada.l
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Ha0hiad's German Bitters, and feel it my privil
eye to recommend them as a most valuable tonic,
10 all who suffering from general debility or
iFon diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver. Yours trGly, f. D. FENDALL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-12
ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois streets.
Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city, and its proprietor will spare no pains to
please those who favor him with call.
A good Hall, suitable for first class Concerts
Dances, Theatrical Performance, &C., SC, is con-
nected with this house.
~ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class saioo,
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
JOHN F. STAFFORD, CLERK.
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ChicagO& Rock Island Rail Road.
E1 o u s.zss:ziiIi q -; 2 9 9 - 80.


On and after Sunday, December Slst, 1850,
and until further notice, trainswill leave Rock
Island Depot az follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at sos m. ;, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30 m.
Rock Island freight train at 9:l5 m. arriving in
Chicago a. 90 m. s- .
Express Freight train, at 5.45 P. a., arriving IN
Chicago at $50 a. nj.
Night Express ats.il p ~, arriving IN Chicago
at 900 a.
Night Express at $50 IN, leaving Chicago al
l2.D6 P. NJ.
Express Freight tram, IL 100 a. m., leaving
Chicago al $3.50 p.
Rock inland EreIgat 81 80 p. III, leaving CnIcago
100 p. M.
Day Express and Mail at $50 p. m., leaving Chi
cago at 800
All trains this road in direc connection
Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Cen
tral Road, North to Galena and South to St. Lou
is, and Cairo.
Passengers reminded of the necessity Civ
ngdistinct directions the destination of their
baggage ,aso to procure tickets before taking their
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only to stations the line of the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad.
G.H. BEaRDsLEy, ASST Gen'l Sept.
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Mississippi i Missouri Railroad.
- E ss l saaaazssss

~ s sss Ss.a{ -
Trains run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN'Y
" lst, 1866, and until further notice, trains
will leave Davenport Sundays excepted) as fol-
lows:
% A M. Express for Kellogg and Washington.
$40 A. M M.freight for Kellogg Sc
Trains arrive at Davenport Sundays excepted)
follows:
Abs P. II. freight and accommodation from
Kellogg and Washington.
7.3O P. NJ. express from Kellogg and Washing
ton.
An accommodation train will be every Sat
urday, leaving Iowa City at 600 A. NJ, returning
leave Davenport for Iowa City and Muscatire at
500 P. NJ.
The 9.25 A. M. train out ofDavenport makes di-
rect connections At Keho ogg, Iowa City and Wash
ington, with the Western Stage Company's
Stages for all points west, southwest, aud north
west
Trains from the west connect at DavenpOrtwith
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
all points East North nd South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions to the destination of
the:rbaggage, Also to procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars,
A. KINBALI., sup't.
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AeT. }. s. Herman, of the German Reformed
salrch, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa, was cured
q Dyspepsia oftwenty years standing.
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- l. NJ. Hpansler, Editor of the Culturist No %
o,'n sixth Street, Philadelphia, says this Bittars
vas recommended to him by medical friend, and
~ ~. o'tties cured him Of complete prostration of
me nervous system.
cl,oPedia Of Religious Knowledoe and christian
0h'oulce, Phiiads.
P,mas 1aomas Winter, d. D., Pastor of Roxborough
Psm1a... P1". beck, Pastor ofthe Baptist Church,
Cbrrss G' n j., formerly OF the North Baptist
tls, Cn rh'lsda., at present Pastor of the Bap-
en' Chester, Pa.
terms ,ba,e seG9slsmen express, in the strongest
AFefabe opinion of this Bitters
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JOHN ZIMMERMAN. "a
Piano Forte Manufacturer,

Main Street, Grants Block
Davenport, Iowa.
Vs. Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
of Pianos which he offers tol sale 25 p cent
less than any other place, and warrants 10 keep
in order tor . years.
mch27dwly.
, 1866-01-31
Effect Of the Internal Revenue Com.
missions Heport-sSitue>se* Before

kUc 1KEC0HEt3 4Et1V11 *'Vs34Ha13&*ees
New YonK. Jan. so.-The Eonune7ctafS Wasb.
fuc,op special eaye: "1he rypoEt OF the Internal
Revenue Commission meeIs only wiih quafiaed
approval. The New England interests regard It
fvn.ahly, hut It has been strongly objected 10 a.
nsflonsl debt and providing for an immense host
Of otic,ae. The Committee Of Ways and Aeans s
vii noJify come Of The measures proposed, md
which viii be maintained at the present rate
Wf1,tcrn influences On the House conmittee Will
secure The adoption of report against the payment
or fehing bounttea:" A.
The E5srs Washington special says: Rev. NJ
Roy, Of Chicago, who has just set1rned hon UP
through the Southern states "a oeio1e 1nc Joia.
esIdcpee in reference to the condition Of the
, 1866-01-31

The Shooting Of Mexican Pr1souer4-AE-
fairs Mt N1atumorAa and Rrovvn.Fllle
-Dcsertion OF Imperial Troops-I1Ilt.
tAFY Movements in Mextco-CorFex-
p0ndeDcc between Genn. Welsxcl and
njejia-Sccretnrr Sesvura,s Interview.
Especial Despatch 10 the cmeaso Tribunc.1
CA1Ro, jan. 50.
The E2 Z1sdJossd, the new Liberal Mexican paper
Published At Brownsville, Of the l0h Gays the pria-
oncts which taken from the force Of Gen. Coz
;cnaf, ha,in, plunlsred some wagons, were shot N
Matamoraa. It complaints that they were not taken
10 the place where the offence Was committed, is
customary but thai II took paee It @ete clanaes-
timely within the quarters. cortsst will shts It
asserts that all the prisoners aiken at Bas}ad hid
been sst q Liberty, inc. .u1ns the civil snd Illtry
sntaefattes @ ano er.pioyes Of Impefabsts, The pn-
tasy 4cr, Eseut. Col: Rsco. Eho bad hia1en
h:;;51y r
-ue authorities in Matamoras had imposed fresh
forced loan, and the Imperial Government was by
no mea9s popular there with tho generality OF tho
BoRq'stio, 1.t ~ Communication with BroTns'tc
Pnelas fer3es had deserted
been oecunied By the Republican forces under col.
| Gonzales Herrera With the view OF Saving Putrns
the French troops had sa1ied out Of saltiilo, but
| Co,nmsndant FraDcfsco Varg1s bad deieatcd at
| Ftee&s IN Tamaulipas detachment nf eighty men
| Niih like force. he Killed eeven and wounded
nine.
| Gen. Mendcx after reorcupsina Victoria. Tamau.
Hpa*. tent force 10 Rio Bfapco, In Nueyo Leon
| 10 neht small force Of French who were there.
| At 1asa accounts the army was su1Tou1ded IN the
town. Most Of Meudez's tonce Wa. In natehuala.
| Monterey IA. eal11soned soeay by traitor troops.
II vas generally Thought that the French wonld not
Te.nr1 .hoGsh they nad not leff sa!til1o for san
The French IN Tamp.co had been ordered to
march 10 San Lni* Poto.i leaving thst place gatrt-
eoMcd isy traitnss-
col. dezunino T1rrruo and Col. Masaneo h.d
Monterey. The contingents they had a.Eed from
due ot Cen. Eseo6edo's fo1ces we?s at Rcynosa. ~
New ORIRAss, Jan. s0.-Ihe Official correspond
enee between We,,ze! and siejia. rcyasd'ne The
be Rtnt 800 men to Bagdad at the request OF Gen.
Escoheado purely as IN act Of huu.aaify and Eol to
perform military service for either parry Mejla n
ment q III the occurrences that took place At H1s
dad. The French paral commander, before his de-
purture to Vczs crnx 10 report the stter officially,
Mexico BY American soldiers.
new Yonk, jan. 3o.-The 1jortd1s Havana cor
eMstS h.;
does not know What tran.pired.
The Ht!eNs st. Thonia: letter sa5s: Report
lie Monroe doc,Iiae YOU'D bc enforeed and o On mo 10
in Menco.'
CAIRO, Jan, &c. -Ncs7 Orleans papers o! the 9Th
illas from the zen coast 10 The mountains. They
tlon Of {gne1tiae. ii accordance With thc Emperors
decree, which was e1hAust1ng the people, and the
country wes more unsettled thsn any time s.nce
a plot lor oycsthroyslne the Government in the
state OF MIchoacan has been discovered.
In cons q The death q King Leopold she
, 1866-01-31

4 Steamer SnnEgcd-The Jeff. Davis
Fund-Ja1l DcllvcrY-Judiclaa Elec-
sion-AGnirs at Columbus Ga.-Fer~
Aonal ltetn@-The Alabama and Gcor-
gia Legislatures, dc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. 29.
r Cline is on The decrrasc In Augustz-
The etcauer Oak on htr last trip doNn the
ounu1eee thasged md threw overheard nifty bs'es
Of cotton. ..
Macon papers say hundsomc eum has been raised
lor the Davis fund In that city.
The 10 per cent interest Law passed The Georgia
Legislature. ...
al the prisoner. IN The Jail at Americas escaped
Friday night
The eGeorriszects elected as Supreme Court
Judge lot the long term Dawson A. Walker over
Gen. Bcnning By 10t votes 10 %. J. L. Hafzta was
cho+en for the rnoFt term.
The rolling u,lll formerly connected with the
naval iron works at Columbus, destroyed during
the ras. ie about 10 BE- rebuilt.
The Columbus SVa GAys eFetythtnE Is Guict In
that cIty. Tbs Der1oeS arc at worK. and Small poz
at sta STILL The gsra also says tho military au.
thor7ties at Columbus hare commenced forcing Ne
, 1866-01-31
FROM ST, LOUIS.

The ParkA' Exabca* Corpus Cusc-0ecfa.
ion IN Favor Of the Eorcrnment-Per-
AonMl-TIac Rivers and Navigation
Schools In n11xhouri-1xallrond Ilcn1--
Tho Sioux Frozen Ont.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaco Tribune.]
ST. Lours, Jan. 70.
The Pssks' Aaord4 eopus case, Involving the Fur
render Of the body of PARK who Is charged by tho
mIl1tary authorities with completely IN the stcalo
boat burning conspiracy, was decided In favor Of
The Government by the United States District Court
this morning. Ex-senator Green made long srgu-
neut in tayos Of diecharFfng the prisoner, after
which Judge Treat dallsezed lengthy opinion
holdng that the return that he uns a prisoner Of
WEI vas juet eanse for holding the petitioner In
military custody; that United States Courts had no
tna ihe2efore m he he dema to tSe retufn was osel "
fu.ed. Thescupou the counsel for the petitioner,
parke+ asked leare to die traverse o! the rctuIn,
:. ~ H., ~ he prteaer Being 1enanaed tato the rasto-
dy Of the Aarehal THIS new tuln Of the case Will
nece.sttafe proof to show that Parks was neser 4
't IL Ditt9es III r. u w Lons Ssnx r. amone MOI the thing.
irheo, md Cen. i. G. Il. snith Unsigned 10 other
The r1ver i. ttil1 steadily falling, but retains a
lie lie upper ft1eans 20 jar ). heard lfom .,e stili
bowese-, /. quite rotten and Viii soon &c gone.
The Fanny Ogden leases 10y the Mts4oan today,
snd ~ill no donht fuoceed in forcing her way
through to LesvenwnEth.
The fre school bill, making c1ual cndowmtnt:,
but separate schools for white and coored. passed
the House Of Representatives Of thIs State yes,
tREdaJ.
The Onion racthc Railroad hrId,e over Kansas
river, having been completed, passengers now 70
through to Topeka, hnnsas. without change oi
cars.
Forf laramie dates to the I'D, saJ that the Sioux
Irn1an. having been frozen out. hare made treaty
to keep the peace, and not steal mules md STOCK
, 1866-01-31

AfAHf Yat, ~ &n.lf

NEw foRK, Jan. 30.-Thc suit brought By Nr.
1haddens u. Cus1iss TO recover {52, 0o9 damages
from the firm Of Seyfou Wainwright Will sireet
hroktIs, was brought 10 a close thts morning, It
having occupied the attention Of the court for tie
pa*t tonr days. i was c1smcd on the part Of t1,e
pialuti that th defendants sold 400 shares Of liar
lem stock. md 81 ,nD OF Bucks county lead mining
stock, utthout notifying by which be sustained i
trs Of IS, ,u0 in the rise Of etocks. The defend
ants eet up that they informed the plaintiff when
served The right to Fell him ont whenever the stocks
held by them for him fell below the m rsin Of 10
Harlem through ihc only channel they had--nis
Post Once aadrcsk-and Dol hayint, hlnr from or
Ffen him. they t1ispo44d OF Tho stoek. The palm
til alleged that ii WIS only bogus sale ana done
10 defraud him. The Jury returned verdict for
tb% deIenda1ls. e
, 1866-01-31
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIS
ASTER,

Explosion Of Two SteumcFH-Thc MI.
uni and Missouri -Ofcr Two Auu-
drcd Lives Lost.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l-The steamer Missouri ex-
ploded her boiler this morning, al o'clock, at the
mouth ul Green tiyef- The wreck 6oated down
end eunk milo and a half above Evansville. fno.
Her officers and crew nun bered about one hundred.
were takcn Of, Including The wounded.
EvANBfnLE. Ind, Jan. N.-Ffom a gentleman
from kcwhurgh- Ind, ca1n thaf The steamer Mie-
k1uu exploded at ten minutes betokt O'Clock this
rao niuc opposite 1tobeTteope aa~-mtl, half ntle
teipx the mGnth Of Green river. Tho explosion
hutrh. The tteamI Dictator WIS near the Nfssou+
II Ut the time Of 1hc explosion, and ran alongside
nnd took Of the survivors. The Dictator touched
Mt EcwbprEh and took on hoard Oss, I'm. and
Robt. Slaughter but left no list Of lost or saved.
End hut rev. PARTICULAR. The wreck is m poskes'
SION Of 'he Evansville and CAIRO packet com pany:
From Eeuileman who GOT OF the boat here hit
night learn there were h1t nve or stx bodies on
board. He enyt there were good many gentleman
On boafd, but how many he cannot tay. The safe
and come Of the books wcte brought 10 this .csty
this morning. The eaGiI register has not been
fornd. The pom list shows The crew and passen.
gers numberA about 1o1. rtpon rum Ncwburg
fss . only abont tncnly survivors were taken OF,
including the wounded Capt Anrd and his two
epn5 were On board.
Loss or TIE MIAMI.
CA1uo. n., Jan. 30.-Ihe steamer Miami tia.
hsr bcllcru aid burned, stx miles mp Ii. i.s-
Klrcr, at o'clock last sunday nigh ,.,ata 1asa
OF lives were lost, how MA1y j. ~ .;.,aa nnmoe 9
ported heavy: "'t 'sa"'1' on' u
Mtafl1s - SILT IL iuet reported here III,
Se : ---.ler Miami Has blown MP and burned O
.unda, Last, stx milee above tho mouth Of the Il
kansas River. One hundred and thirty lEcs wcz
, 1866-01-31
GOV. CURTIN'S MESSAGE.
Financial Condition Of the Ssnte-E1e,
rar E1pendlture-Thc President,
Era

Financial Condition OF the State-fIer
War Expendlture-Thc prcsidentss
Policy Sustained.
.'Pn1lApE1r11A, Jan. 3o.-Gor: Cnrtin'e message
mas communicated to the Legislature to-day. The
financial report ebowa IN improvement in the coz
dttlon Of the Treasury since Nor. 81, 1850 Of over
$2tIoCto, notwithstanding the Large expenditures
Tor military purposes. The extraordinary expense
g1oninE out OF the not refunded BY the General
Government, Il &, 900, ,000; set on the tst Of De
Gemperi 16G5, The State debt nearly half MIL
aon less than on the 1st Of Jsuuary, 1861. Under
lie c!1cums Mneez, the reduction or eren repeal Of
Tie ore fnary Stale tax OF two and ha1f mills Is
possible with entire tafety to Inances also the
lofSl taxes Oh bonds. mortgages. loan, &C.
me Governor then gives a highly >niere. ting
statement Of the action Of Pennsylvania In the
psoaecutlon Of the VIII for the Onion, allRdes 10
Inc promise ofthc Federal authorities TO reimburse
tbe sae for the expenses Of the emergency troops,
and The tai!ufe Of Congress 10 do 90, aud recon-
men1t Inc le0tslttufe to adopt measures to bring
the subject again before Congress.
1he Governor concludes ~ followa: NY unf-
form course during the late war was to avoid The
discussion Of the policy Of the General Govern
mcnt: Hhaie giving hearty support 10 the IL
ttonal authorities IN all their measures to suppress
the rebellion, shall continue 10 pu.suc the same
course during the embarrassment necessarily con-
nected with the restoration OF the country, The
principles expressed IN the mcasage or the Pres,-
dent ut The commencement Of the session Of Con-
gTess Will receive my cordial snppo,t"
, 1866-01-31

More Diplomatic Corresponaeuce-I1te
Attempt to EbtahllAh Slavery In Mex
tco-Pak&ago OF United States Tfpops
Through thai Country.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3o.-1he nessnge Of tho
President in answer to the Senate 1nanrtnc for In
formation relative 10 negotiations in 1851 with Mex
leo fos the purpose Of marching Unltad states
ercioees papers upon the subject fron the State
Department, nom which 1t appears that under date
Of May 9TH. 1861, Senior Homezp called Inc atten-
ZION q NJ Seward 70 pfSSIes. Of sou:hefn men
and declared that AtSieo conquered In
dependence through. the blood Of her
children and VII maintain It to
the last against any nnaraudcr Who may attempt TO
that any human being shall be reduced to slavery
within It's te1utor7. It IL a 1rec country 10 which
nu man ls born s!a,e, ard In treadny upon wbt.n.
iioertY returns to those who may oefora h..;e Ind
arrange between Mexico a.d the ,.,nitefi state..
eaty mh's na1ns1, thai aanse Inc boundaries of the
H. a8reed upon and prevent
IT, IT, ,' slavery into Mexican territory
t1r,fy -. an indlspenslble condition to such
hfs It.. na { nFS
motive or p1etext FOR the fneyeutlon OF that con-
tnent In .hc satrs Of The Republic In particular,
and Amcr1ea In general:
the insurgents he1e. Against the peace Of Mexico,
cArnot be carried into effect II thei designs against
tletr OWL Government arc prevented. lie says that
ta Instructions were gfyen to Mr. Corvt1 to cstab
1ican 1epublcs, a. viii strengthen their power and
enable them to mal1taln their Independence ofeyesy
influence coming from the other hemisphere.
n another letter Of the came date, he asks per
mtsston from The Mexican government for the pass
age OF troops through Mexican territory, Tor eon'
Mr. Romero. Aug. a1tb. communicated the de-
lii. Seward acknowledges The liberal and mag-
that Mexico shall dave no occasion 10 regret the
courtesy,
, 1866-01-31

Railroad Accident-0i1 Excitement
Circulation Of the Tennessee Stale
Rank-Tlc Frnncbfs fse HIli-The Pon-
totoc characterization.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.)
EAsuv1l1k, Tcnn., Jan. 20.
More recent intelligence indicates that the neci-
dent On the Tennessee 4 Vtrginta Railroad, near
B1iktol, u1s more eerions than FIRST reported. I7fe
e1pfes sman had both legs broken. No one else
Was hurt.
Your correspondent In The Ovcrtou county oil
regions represents great excitement there and anx-
icsy 10 obtain Leases enee The recent strike on EagIe
creek.
A report was enbmittcd to the Legislature to-day
which shows the euure circu!ation Of the Bank Of
Tennessee Is 0,G6f Of which f1,Ts, ,837 we're
1ssucd since May G. 1861. The Inst lien Is regarded
worthless. The State Is responsible for The BAL
nuce. ...
The franchise hill WAS rnado the special order In
the House for tomorrow at p. N. Other legtsla-
live proceedings today were nntmpoEtant-
Nothing condrmatoay Of the reported murder at
FoDtoioc reached here tod1y.
River falling; water sifll abundant. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrivals -Anrc}ta Poe. from
Cincinnati; J.. r Webb, from Evansville; News
bey, from HurkzyiIe. Departures mherland,
:or Cairo; Imperial for St. Louis; J. P. Webb, for
Evansville. The Rowcna ls expected totay from
Cincinnati,
, 1866-01-31

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibunt,1

ST. PAC1, Minn-, Jan. 90.
The bill allowing the ST. Paul and Lake Superior
railroad 10 withdraw their deposit Of $e0,000, now
In the hands of the State Treasurer, has provoked
long discussion IN the House for several days, bat
II YVES finally passed To-day.
The r11niine Committee reported bin for letting
the contract Of the State printing 10 the lowest bid
der. Il was referred to the Com1nitteo Of The
Whole, and ordered printed.
The Superintendent of the Deaf and Dnn.a Asy-
INN VIVA Invited to give an exhibition before the
lef1slatute, With his pupils.
The bills passed iael winter authorizing The WI
unnA and ST. Peers railroad to consoldate with the
M,nuee ota CentIa and bridge the Mt*Eisstppi. was
repealed In tho Senate.
a bill WIS inttodCced providing for the erection
OF Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.
The Committee on Education recommended tho
House bill. anprop7ialns ten thousand dollars !or
State Normal School.
J0ruE mab, u2,lfd Alexander LITTLE. attempt
ed TO ronnlt suicide Saturday night, BY taking
arsenic lie il sll alive, and will probably zeco fer
Caurv unknown.
allld and tEs"inE.
, 1866-01-31
An Outrageous Case-A Negro Woman
Cruelty Murdered.
From the Peoria Transcript

soma time ago an individual named Sails
.bury moved into this county from Missouri.
He LEFT that State on account OF trouble
growing out Of the war, leaving number Of
Saves. 4 while ago be wrote to an old negro
woman, formerly Els slave, to come and 1ise
With him. She came to this city, cahed as
tho house Of Mrs. Bestor and vas sapplied
with food. Work was offered her, but she
declined, stating that she would go
to her old master. She went oat 70 als mouse
and worked for him. Last week she "ns
taken iii. Her master whipped her, abused
her. ~ and on finding that she was totally
nnah1e 10 work, took her In his sleigh, last
Er;dav and started for town. AT the corner
81 Hanfiton pnd Monroe streets he put her
out If the sleigh aud went back home The
mar woman, suffering with the typhoid fever,
was unable to walk and sank to the ground
frnm exhaus:iou. 4 crowd gathered
about her thinking that she was drunk.
Eegegnl gentlemen on learning the Facts
IN The case had her wants attended to.
She was taken to the house of 3ir. Lindsay,
and supplied With food and medicine. Her
person vas marked up in shocking manner
and her head vas greatly bruised. She com
p1ained Of 1t necessarily until she expired, On
Sunday morning. The arrest Of Salisbury Is
talkedo and We trust that the murderer oi
The unfortunate WOMAN will ha dealt With &C.
cQr(lirg to Law,
, 1866-01-31

New Yonx, Jan. 30-The Roberts wing OF the
Feniau BrotheFhood are making active preparations
Ior line Pittsburgh Congress.
Several communications from Gen. Sweeney and
C1j. Koberts were received IT the Senatorial head.
auatterE II Ia stAted that The canvaszing tour Of
lhcse gentlemen had been successful and circles
we1c preparing fos immediate moycraenta Of mill
tarJ character.
An officer who has JUST returned from ireland
fa,s the revolution should oaye begun List August:
The Irish leaders relied Col. O'Mahoney TO send
over cargo Of rines, and large amount of money
with which, 10 pay the Celtic army, but neither be
fng forthcoming. tie uQYeHlept ms auspendfl.
, 1866-01-31
FROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Despatch 10 the ChicaGo Ttibune.l
Csxe1xxAEz. Jan. 90.
The arrest Of 1se p.oprtetore Of one Of the gam
bling hoase. Of this city to-day has agttated the
usually qn,et nndproeperous cousse Of events among
tho h!ack,er fraternity. The result, however, witt
he only as the ripple cansed BY The dropping Of
1ebble In The ocean The prosecutor II IN nnl1cky
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