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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16

THEBEsT STRENGTHENING PLASTER
is THE POROUS PLASTER OF DR.. ALL
COCK.-They are warranted to keep good twenty
years. buay be returned for fresh plasters without
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
HIGHEST EN q MS
FROM PRESS AND PUBLIC EVERYTVHEREl
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST

ElhNl IhEulUWD III AN NUhluHEDlE plklH fhlnp ;
HIGHEST ENCONGIUMS
FROM PRESS AND PUBLIC EVERYVHEREI
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST
THE LEVER PRINCIPLE IN OUR MILLS rs
the only practicable and reliable mode yet applied
for giving adustabilty to Sugar Cane Crushers, and
the lever and weight is, and must always be- the
simplest and most unvarying power. With it the
cane is pressed drier with less power and less liza
bty of breakage than by any other mode. These
Mills have been before the public for several years
they extensively used throughout the entire
ghum growing sections of the country and wherever
used have invariably given ertire satisfaction. They
have been much improved fol he present. season. and
now embrace points of excelK>ace, aside from the
leading feature of the lever, wA.ch of bemselves
place them far ahead of any other Mill in We
build Mills of different Sizes geared to un by steam,
water or horse power; also premium .1orse Powers,
very simple in their construction and of great
strength; also an Evaporator of our planning,
equal if not superior to anything now in use and
in fact every article required by Sorghum Manufac-
OUR SoRGHo HAND BOOK, containing full descrip-
tons and illustrations of different sized Mills
and Sorghum Machinery and embracing treatise
on the growth and manufacture of Sorghum, sent
free application.
Parties wanting our machinery should send in
their orders early towards the close of the season
we receive more orders than we can possibly fill.
Address E. SKINNER co,
~ -s"-,14 Madison, Wis
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
SORGHUM MACHINERY,

Manufactured BY
E. w. SKINNER & CO., Madison, Wis.
Is. D. HASTINGS, E. W. SKINNER, AND o. s. WILEY +
Thu ONLY REALLY ADJUSTABLE CANE MILL
Long Tried and Well Liked!
FIRST PREMIUMS Ar ALL NORTHWESTERN STATE FAIRS
, 1866-12-27
Real Estate--0rnu1ltrp.

TOR sALE-A good improved Mrm Of
i so ACRES nj be soid IN ~ 10 parcels Two
houses, one ne.; barn. cider mill aaI oetnudin:s: !:
Two cscha1cz o superior fuit; veil xateted I'D Ern
timbcrrd- All sft31tcd Htthil tWo mics Of Battle
Creek. M!ea!Exn TtEl1a reasonable. EIr rsstc11
nGdress " y J. WATaUS, Battle Greek, Mich
, 1866-12-27
FROM ST. PAUL.

The Wonderful Cave story Explodrd-Tcrrf.
rtb:e Denth By ScniAius-Faxni KnunsFay
Acknowledgement su1ctdc-
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tt1bune.l
ST. PAU, December 70.
The lawyers Of ibis city held = meeting on Sat
urdAy night to obtain the passage Of blu al the
coming session Of the Le9,slasnre, making ecps-
pal calendar.
IL sS Aa!hSn, gsoEss as,s essa @ looking T.;
sss sst eG'sa nb e and Ss" se s sog ha
bnr.1
On Saturday morning last, abont o'clock Mr..
years Of are, Willie walking around one of the
vAts in Cutler, Sccombe 4 Co.'S paper mill, IN
SAINT Anthony, misscd hts footing and fell into
e1eeet Gie bead, and s1sngs 70 say, had presence
q m1na enuugi 70 jump ana 9a1eh bold q shs
unIil VII lis cries we're head b negro, who cams
and assisted him cut His clothing was stkeu OIL
Immediately, aud he was packed IN cotton batting
fatal, The skin slipping from the hcsh on the
slightest pressure. The voun4 man died. aitcr
suffering Of rix hours from the nu,c Of the rad
Chr1etmas WAS very generally obeer7ed here.
ihc crtat attraction Of the d4y WAS the river,
where the free a at1g park, miles in extent vas
tinh, on seventh street. opens tomorrow night
terrible accident oecnrEed near 1t. AnteoNy,
Chy1etmAs eve. party OF fotf men, residing
tn thlr d,y. were passing along the road near thu
blun. tn a two-aosse wagon. when, hy The giving
| 7ay Of portion Of the harness, the horses be.
carne detschet, and the wnepp ran backwards
over the blut, falling, with its load of human
freight, distance Of eighty feet and Striking gu
| The rocks at the bottom. Il occurred near The
| spot known as the Faxn's Lesp. ]. gasey, pro-
| priefor OF be Boston House, was Killed, aud q
| man named Mclan terribly cut in tho hcad, aud
were not discovered until nearly four hQurs after
Tho accident. and had nearly persisted with the
| cold.
| Joucs. endeayorcd 10 commit suicide q pTrht OF
| Two elncc toy swallowing = dose Of laudspum
etomaeb p9mp Was vigorously worked bE =
him to, but he has been disappointed inlove and
| vnwE he will do Il again.
| ST. PAut. December 36.-A Gre laat night II
! stk.lwA:cr destroyed a block Of buildings. Nc
| particulars have been received.
, 1866-12-27
FROM CANADA.

The Feninn Tr1alsn SweefaburE-Co
md Sentence ot ThDmHa SNtth-Thr Jury
In ntcDonald'a Case DtrnGrce nnd Another
JuES Kmpancl,ed.
MoNTNEA1. December a8.-The Daily 7tfe0r1nh
says: There has been complete kallnre Of JUS
tics u the Fcnian trials at Swettsburg, and ono
now recognizes the wisdom OF the trials being
transfer7ed 10 that locality.
: SwEI1.Buna, December 28.-Ihe court met At
ten o'clock. Thomas Smith Was again pfaced In
tha dock, 6e Jury tn the nsst tztal having dIs-
agreed.
SwEETsncn0, December 26.-The Jury In Nc
DouaId's case disagreed, and were discharged.
Smiths case war proceeded with Nj. bcvliu
addressed the Jury in behalf Of the prisoner.
les J4ase CHARGED the lnsg whe {ssrfs 1y on N,
Al l:l5 D. %. the Jury came into court With a
verdict OF gully Ia sm}th's case, and the Jndss
passed sentence u death, the prisoner 10 b exc
cpted on the 18th Of February. -.
The zane evidences VAS GtE.n As hefoSc In Nc
Donald's caec. and The jnry retired.
James Reardon wts put On trial, aud tho inry,
under direction Of the Judge, returned verdict
Of not gnii.y without leaving their seats. md
M,chael Crowley Fns then put On trial.
SwKErzBCHa, December 98--fn the case Of the
Fcn4au. McDnnald, charged with larceny, tbs
Jury were unable 10 agree, aud were discharged
Szw yonK, December 43.-The H9u{d' Moo-
.t1eal epcclal sayb: "The Fentau pr1&oners who
have heen tried rs American eitlxeaA and dis.
charged for want Of evidence to convict them,
have signed D. pc !lon, which viii Be forwarded %
Mr. Seward, at WASHINGTON. asking that be col.
1eet damages rom the British Government for
dcpsirtnF thtm Of their liberty for orer stx
nHnthA.' y
, 1866-12-27
FROM NEW YORK.

Arrested for AfeagkuR q Dced-Post Once
Kohbcd-Eaect ol the Raid on Uiafttlcrtea-
Apti-J 0hnSon 0Mctnis nc a0ycd-P0At
UEace SnttcrH-Prom4nent WIN Casc SRI.
tied, eGcl
NEW TORE. December es.-Two men have been
jnile1 for stealing q Twenty-Five Thousand doilar
deed. One Of them, Captain C!arS, was formerly
on General Du,ler's stall.
The post office at Elizabeth, n. J., was ycster-
day hnrelasIxrd, and all the lcttcrs stolen.
The RAID on the dlstITlesics has advanced wills
key to twenty cents per Gallon. Seysra large
seizures weEe made to-day. -
been removed tron, The United Stntes bonded
warehouse during The past fortnight.
The Grsrd CHAPTER Of the xeta Psi fraternity
commenced tts annual session to-day At the
Cooper Institute. The attendance Il large md The
ctaptcgr well represented.
The Arlington Bennett will case, invoking q
great amount. has been setued. the relatives
deceased was denied, shall hare lifa fntarest tn
John Adolph Sanger appeared to-day before
Justice bowling and made osth to certain papers
wherein he claims part Of the S2u.0U offered BY
cfttxcns Of Washington for the capture Of John
Wilkes Booth. lie wac une OF 1hc detachment
which captured him He received 81 ,7uo therefor
rem Government
NEW YopK, December e5.-Wn. Gwin, Of So
nora potoslc.y, uud hia son, are at the New York
The commissioners appointed by Congress te
select site for tho new Post Otlce; decided to
day to accept the location at the lower end oftht
Clsy Hall psrk. The clerks IN tho Post QAlet
wefc sssn1cd By Postmaster General Randall. II
whom they we're presented to-day, that an e:.os
was being made to increase their salaries, which
unnld ntphshY be successful,
, 1866-12-27
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Gang Of Conntcrfciters Hrsken Cp-Thc
Traubica at LrxMatou-Oniragc Tpou an
Edtsor-Proposed Bridge Across the Ais
eourf.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago T.ibune.1
ST. Lorta, December g.
Narshal Rodgers, assisted BY 4 St Joseph de-
tec,ire, ha. brok. up a gang Of eounsedeIters
who had become dangerous. The detective pre-
tended to be brother eouutenei:es. aud arranged
for the delivery OF largo sums Of bogus currency.
The connterteite1s suspected something wrong,
lut finally consented to deltyer ! PACKAGE 10 the
larger quantity on Saturday efen1ns. which WAS
done. and then all bands III the house were ar
rested set Of dies, Impression plates and tools
rested, ono Of whom is clerk In I prominent
T1he Conservatives are fusiou. ore. the order
Lexington. They believe he has hrcn deea,sed
by The Governor Ono yftsiou Is that tie Prcsi-
decided that, however harsh 1t may be, be Is
Eeease 10 enicree t. era a@. t. re fecaiass
sent to Lexington have returned 10 Leavcnworth-
Two addit,oLal nI1ul. companies h.vs been sent
to 1exlcE1un. and hndcf pretended fear ot vio-
leucc many lc,dlug CONSERVATIVES hare lefl the
town.: The latest story Is ihsi snnther company
q nilils ~ been sent to Lexington to aid in
McBery, edifor Of tho Richmond Frtanda,
hnd rope placed ro1rd biz neck and pistols held
ce,ta1n article In hts paper.
A uecro and newsboy who ca1fied the Rtfrrb-
Hta0A were H. at by tue military And th County
Clerk Was seized xud by threats against his life
forced cIye The rtc11ds OF the lAte election.
Marshal NaIlacr. holttnS ws1ss for The arrest OF
Colonel Montgomery, was cstdet affnd o. m al
ling 10 cxcGuto thens. bu. Stated 10 Lesvenw1rth
r. consult General Hancock with Ee!cEs.uct to the
eane.
The rrnortcd cont.e, Tor building bridge over
the Aieeissiprf near Alton Is dcnlnd out It Is Dr.
clascd The Missouri River htldsc Al St Charles IL
fked tact. The company hat adopsed plan Of
dvc tpArs, the wtdrss rs teer, The dS4W 10 be
1assed lnsiead os turned. The location hss been
dxed upon 4. about hist OF the ierfy landing. 1he
erection IL to b. sunetiutended By the renowned
iAupbe. Of Balt:mo
Weather much colder. but no signs Of ice tn The
II. ef excepting Iear the ehorts. ~
ST. IotIs, Deccfuber sh.3Gcpfrxl Cnrtts died
Of aropltxy At Council Blu8s, Iowa, to-day.
The Dtp7ecruf's jentrton City special says that
Inc snse Of lie iate election. The vole foT Sope.
tnterdent af Public Schools stands: Parker,
Radical, sss17; Williams, Consecutive, 4l,a5s-
l1rEe1's ns}oisy. e, ,s5y.
George ". Anderson received the certificate ot
elcc,1on In the Ntuth Congressional District In
stead of Colonel SH1txer, The Secretary. tsvins
thrown cut the vote Of Galloway CouEty- on the
certificate Ct the Supefrieor OF Registration to the
effect that the registration l&W WAS uok and could
not be carried out tn that county. Thomas Z,
| Sprll, Conservative. in the Third Dtsi1it1 re,
| celyte tie certificate Of election
| The Mis- ourI allegation In the Fortteth Con
,ress row stands, cisht Radicals to one Conserve
| i've.
, 1866-12-27

neutral. and ~onId permit hokh pa.tlcs ia nvss
through the territory under bis command II M
disorder WAS committed. ~
The gar1iso1 1t Acapulco w1a expected Ia ,.,1r
tn few daya On French ,cssels, md proceed ia
Coltma 10 Guadalaasa. The French Commander
ut col'n'a expected rrsn1ofcemcpta from the casr-
fonf At Acapulco aud 6Al Bias In french war
eessels. ~"
TIE imperial eausc looked brighter suce the
Church party o1ered men and money.
GeMetals Misar.on, AeIia and Mendoza sre act
Ing hafmortonslJ. while the Liberal 0eue,ais,
with tho exception Of DtAx and Corona wrrr
"onhl,se. and were acting Independent OF all
, 1866-12-27
CAYAL CONVENTION At NORRIS.

7atsense trains. Although rates 4 epccd are ln-
elndtd In tic statements. and the last four,
~hese uope hut costly p.sscnyrs cas.
we.e essa. actual cos1, Of transporting
:nileoeqs in The UrI.ed States In fcb.{ States.
tire milIs. Avsfase ot BrisIsh sa,l~sy., "a iuelad
rs ~ usnsposts,!ons: one a!ll: II: aoosh;:
Sir Morton feto's sstlma.c actual eostiu United
stntek, one.ia'1a nin; Civil Eng n:sr McA,p ne's
asihs Mill. Genesai stasE's es,Imaie: lis thap
Mill. The London 4 Northwrslerr made n,oney
a II sas + q sro q :ys sS III: nd az
MONEY :: Il asesase fSu of IS mslls H.
The caledonf.n made money at Il averzge Of
,de o1 % i: Gd Ihs ssss, sss tssS, esmss e r. ur
i've per cent Tor superior speed of passenger
I've ene 3 =. TssF s .as & CT snd o
psr.ereer t;ains II Nc u he unied sis,ss he t
eary ii soanP eeyess
except .,, ais'ee6as q . steekh9lds.s;
for cspisl M s ea1a 10 % GM .aees =;
al snpsIep, hshns., w Nj sG esE1 ss;o ass and
eaasl 70 he WLo1e: III. xonid naske o. 9a1:
p Hn u psopet t 4aq @ 9Sasonaolc passenger se one
nox . e. % @ s.'aD'tsb in the same n.pues,
tns h.opef II ttts'Sei e eaafSes: Acfnh sost ot ans-
po.nns na 9; e1eat y ons maes ~ rah mill
"a ims " Sasa e esa's ave 'a @ 5fRs.
AscsaE9 OF baash .aA"ays before 1873,
thIeo M mills. ", NJ GGoeh,s estimate, tra9sporta.
nate nat u % nj p ef os ua!ea d s,.fes a
seyyn mills ctsa Engineer AeAsp'ne's csunate.
esms,e ose dea
ss!ln,1s, eae sspt dve @ salIls; cS!esso snd ROE
cent IL mills: -
e P: q y ;ss:f ePs
ses 1 .ad sh s9 0} ss 5GsS H. s0DsDsS j. A.
dividend 10 Stockholders. Tn,s wonld give Us the
tolowing a. ne ma1inun q tee proper; 'easop..
tor M pei nile Two eeats. Astounding !, tasse e e.
TsS sPRssd az q snd
toned to pay fIom iour 10 seven cents mile Is
iare, they will bear the test Of any e1-
fV f.3ana COMPANY should ' redpce M It's fsres
~ ss.st ~. s ,..ss hstTsrn Rnef - -. our
saco Ine FSsss Mo9ia @ o. an M tmsnsS ~ nerHaSe
le1s whers they POW sa1,5 one. The current e, z
peoses 81 IN, rnnns T. r. l9longa a'o e no. "a
w H. rees,,,S Wonid r. ai1 s1a !;
SSnsGsyeo nnna'eh r. OILY mT rece'PE "oso
iEsy lAarsayy .6aI7oa .hnr. ~ 80, .Ea -
9emons,enr5 n ho iep1,1m.,c @ yss,a,ne ye 9sss
Rroat , e nc co:po59ion, and not oppressive 4 f.
ree 1n nsss saxsr o1 cha5Is!! % s6 p t .ne
ncopje. It II nm irtoutious iaT 1eyied an ty,TeI ri
ete ~ ~ fhs1 ,'etrtEt| H. ~ ~ pa1ie
is not sdministered for tho public canveneaee M @
| s~+ar.tc,. n-octicets nrnr tha ,ecef.
ins, 6eon,e upon ~. tasod as peon.e n1t
~ Ihc mononoIfes ,han iheV s,e
By The stste coTn,y y; y, and soxn, II Ioa would
EsI EnI sgs ti ~ M ~ sasas eau oa,
, 1866-12-27
FROM HAVANA.
Financial FanIe-A'l Banks, Excepting thl
Government 1nstltuiiou, SuSprudcd-1feas

Financial Fante-A'l Banks, Excepting thc
Government 1nstltuiion, su4pradct-1feas~
ures On faot to Allay the Settlement.
NKw. fonE. December s8.-Stramshlp Moro
Cnslc hiss arrived, with later news from Havan..
inc nnane1al panic atill prevails to m alarming
extent. The ten millions Of Ro1l exported from
Cuba for the last stI months bad caused m ex-
IRENE scarcity Of the circulating medlam, and
there was 4 run On the banks The Baicco De
on presentation os cheek for t13c, 900. The day
following all the rcruatl!nc banks, excepting tic
Bank Of Espaenal, which Is Government 6ank,
also suspended. The Tuu on this bans Is very
heavy, and a. the crowd cannot all be paid IN
twenty hourr,. numbers for priority aec'giyen up
Silver and mall gold to gain time, trusting 10 the
ac,ion Of the Government 10 allay The panIc,
A mecttne Of merchants ann cIher capitalists
resolved to appeal to The Captain General for
decree authorizing the Spanish Bsnk to redeem
only ss5,t0o eseh DAY OF It's own notes, 10 pay
Of Is 0o0, ,on'. Including <,5op oM 1t has already
js.ued, the dcs1ee 10 be in force four months.
, 1866-12-27

Rcspv1 Of the >sasc Cemnsaaisurr from
Washtnatpn-N'hu hot the President said mud
Thought.
CuAn1Es7ox, S. C., Deremher ss.-Co1one1
Weihe.hy, OF The .Sdse sesHsan, who was cutIustcd
hss fstufnetl from W Washinctop. where he bad m
Interview win the Executive upon the question
Of restoration and ktnLred topics. N the course of
lon that .hc Southern States. through their Lcrts.
ialulr., should reject the proposed Constitutional
Anerdn,enl, bat ia srch tetTas - aot 70 give
Such action on their part, he u Ie22rtch 70 hfse
ts!d. woEld be sustained BY Tue Supfcme Court.
At least be had reason TO bopc thAt ii would. kkN
, 1866-12-27

A GENTS S-Wanted-To eell a new,
II highly interetnng and Richly embeIished work,
TME 4ns FlG1nI:lAL 10 & AL B62S or ASECD9TEs AND IN
and domestic. embracing The raoss brilliant and =
ussE:btc event. ef The great American c.naict he
,assa, S,s,. ID Hssa'it9' ;gy.i es1s1o tyelas
ene nf the tnte: productions ct The are, aod
Is mort ne2u:aE to- of he waf Ove- 12no copies
fs+ I'D ~ Il y IS -; sstoS eoqk te ereE aold
the r4e ef :hi% ta.tselne book E1cinsire teT1to-
y and iasEe conYnisa.nn g1v-5. AddrrN j. A. BTnO-
tsN4. - @-.-~Nf A+A's A1e'N
, 1866-12-27
HORRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE.
Three Omccts and Eazhty Men Killed Amer
reverb SEraR2te-Namoa Of thn NaFdcrra
nmcFFz.

Xhree OmccfH and ktahtY H1tN Killed Affer
A reverb SfFzK9te-Namoao Of thn MaFdcrra
0mccFz.
(speeial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.l
OMAaA+ December 34
!. Information has been received at General
Cookies Headquarters, thss 1 desperate ncht oc-
CURED on the s1sr, near Fort Phil. Kear-
ucy, On the route To Montana, between
4 detachment Of troops from The posi-,
consisting Of eighty -four uen aud three
ut1cert, and large number OF hostile Indians.
The detachment was attacked about ave m!!ca
nom the fort BY about 1000 Indians, and aife5 .
contest Of unprecedented feroeIty and despe1-
lion, wero killed 10 mau. The loss OF the In
dianA ie reported to have greatly exceeded the
number OF vi hltes engaged, a. 1t mnst hive been
ffom the desperate cha"ac,er Of the dga..
Brcyet IIeaten sut Colonel ". ]. Fcttesman, who
Commanded the detachment and Captain F, Il.
Brown, and Lieutenant G. W. Grau1nond, ali OF
TIE E,gh,een.h United states Infantry. were The
ot1leen killed; & saHsieni @ % reiniosrsusnt. haze
safely Of the military posts alopg that line.
, 1866-12-27
Deserse. ehoota Ills e;nard.

~ 1tni1ea s'.;es MmJ, ans shot IN TIC wfat aad
idsnceloasly rounded By soldier ramsd Paelpt.
who deserted cctl9s onlo white S:iuS n son.
teEs1'j.lc fPs. bsl1acxs. and ~ho WAS capturcd
On bis arrirsl hcrr In tnc Western tE1in, Phelps.
sxss nader arrest in Cincinnati, tn charge of
MtrsI,nc twn hundred dollafs| worth Of clothing.
, 1866-12-27
Transfer Of 4 TrteVrnph Line.

Srw OrIrAxs, Dcccmber st-A lease o. nc
New orleans and Baltze telegraph linc: 'os !etm
ma AZ Eurorean News Association, aud ths 1sne viii
January TIL. line l. Of great importance ,a % ne
m vo s 10 len 6oais ahssd ot ,he New o.lesn.
,r1iyn1s' il rnanacers will be II posscssloa OF
fnc earliest news f.om Tcxas' AassoA' Ae8lco'
, 1866-12-27

LATER NEW YORK MARKErS.
,spse1at De4patch to the Chicago Tr1bune.l
NV TozK. December y.
HtEAns1CfTn.
Flour and Eratn he'd vezy nf but IN Adrlace u
CHECKED by ths decline IN sold- upo1 ~hleh buyet!
btld OF.
Po.k closed oaies- o.. &.as.K. Bel1e4 Jsau4.J;
new. xs,.:a selIer Ja.n2f; md Febrn2sJ. Lard
Prime Western tot sA1ahia II oTe1 Ike.
HoG8.
Received. ;,ioos part so!d 1t 6K4 skc; ao~ held
tifser.
Con<e-Quies. ao, HA5xe. suxa.r-F&ir to p:ina
grocery, lehallAe. and steady.
Mu~@a&ee bnarket.
ISpeca1. DtapascA 70 ten Caaeaso Tsteste.i
NnxAEKN. Dcceubef 5.
Flncx-Dnlt md qaIet. vtsh sunalt .ales- Good
~, ing estraA &sLE- -
GkAI1-Nhaza aivaocst aSSs- Sa.es Al the u. N.
Board. euo bu. Eeoo Board: sales ilooo bn At 41-l9
TOR No. J: f2l.ss for rNo.4s E..s41.ss nbr No. ,;
ant q A:3t!A for rejected psts declining. SA.es Of
SO bu no. ii .hc: 90 bo No II 14c. Corn duil
sA;es, ~ hu ntw saea'ed delivered at &c.
rKpyrsloxs-Du1 and lcwer. ssfa at 50 bfis e1.ra
prime so,k H $1Snd-
DIxsxHn Hoaa-Firm. satts 3H. dlst4tnk CO ~ b,
Is n1s 20: Il. ttv1ttnS ,soacp as. 3kE4s 30; IL
averaging 80 "a AtN.s1.
BrTTxr-IowG. Couraoa. tSc; good 1rk1n, l5c
| choice It'll. sse-
Rkou7r-4oEs h.1s acrr, 11.sp hu wheat 60 pp
oats, 7.oo na cc.n, a7o d butter, xs dress,d hoxs
suIrNtx1S-.1 15o hsIs aonr. SO ba wheat
, 1866-12-27

PHILADELPHIA. December e5.IhG1les Serad
street By ono Ei1infet. Sesad blew TN horn in
his lace. when the later hred Two shots frota
hea1t, eauane lis desih in 4 lev minutes. The
nurnc1cr then etcabed, but delivered himself up
to tho authorities this morning. lie his becE
committed for rial.
, 1866-12-27
Markets bv Telegraph.

New SorA :nnrEt1N.
NEW Tocx. nsHa1ha- H.
CuTrpx-pUH 1t SskaNe.
FIorr-Ftru, E.: $NAASt3.50 foF State Aad Western.
end S19.yS71.-9 for tthio.
Gr1l1-Wneat dull 1t s7.1s 70. 1alsea Mg,~auk,e
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GEocFx1Es-Cohcc lover.
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c1t hr le,ntd 10 bond.
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, 1866-12-27
FROM BOSTON.

A Raid on -Respeesab,e' L1aaor sellers.
Bosrox, December h.-Ihe stats eonsiao
have recently been very active in cfuthsnT on tho
m,dd,ins ctass and eman liqnot heilers. ooiuins
fhn lsTre dealers. They have, therefore. by one
~ G theiT number, made complaints acainst the
p1orticors Of ne Revert i1ssss hs loase ,as
Mrrr jssntd by the Munictpal Court on Monday.
I:hris,mas Mna cenetally oSservcd herc.
, 1866-12-27

Special Notice to 8uAIneaa Men and
The Travelling Public geneyally.-Qutek time to
New York. Boston, and Ill roiats Fast: TIA Lake
SIS D. N. train arstyes in Cleveland At 6:D3 =. NJ,
Butlslo II LIS p. N. New York 1t 600 .. m.-dse
hours In advance Of tho Michigan Central and
Great Western time. GEO, II. GnAr. Western
AEcpt- Ticket o!1ec removed 10 No. 50 Dearborn
street. under fremont House.
, 1866-12-27

AAso41c-1he ANIMAL election 81 Blaney Lodsr
No sn, A. A Il, was held las eEeniog, result
Ing N follows: D. c. Cregtef. r.. NJ; Gee: 3.
Chsse. Treasurer; J. D. Z. Thir9fJ, seefeiaFy'
, 1866-12-27

ArB91oN coscrn1.-1ne friends Of the Afsion
cause will remember the concert 70 oe given ~ aais
e1rntv,r h. the Young Crnaadt.s n9 the Erio Mis-
lion atthc chapel on EE1o street, bcswecn Wells
.nd FrarllIn The cptrstatnnent promises 10 be
4 Gne Srecf4e.
, 1866-12-27

ExAxxAr1oz OF FExAIx T1AcntaA.-Ihe uext
regular examination OF female 1eachers will be
held At the oi1cn Of The Boa.d Of Educauuu, Nc.
e6 asA11c street On F1tday, December ssh, COM
EneneirS prnetuat1y al Q 4 M
, 1866-12-27

AWAR C11u co1l1cTEp.--Th dischafrs ps-
pe,s and addition honnty Of John q. Sattlcr, pF
va.e in Company B, First Illinois Light Artillery.
xr.e yestezday rrcered-co1lecr>d By FssaG Q.
Acid, This t. the drst collected IN the Wei.
md DC second In the Dnlted States 1t besrins sh
, 1866-12-27

NFofmodentnst Tooth Pnrte pre@ervr@
the teeth, preventing decay, making them white
and beauttri. It's tsee from al, luxurious sub
stances. It Is nted and rccomEaeat1cd bv the best
dentIsss. Aanunctnrrd solely by ciswn1, MACK
& Co., New York. Sold by al druggists.
, 1866-12-27

r,c.,.oxn. Va. December 9G-Jesse Murphy,
n,araieiof Of ;,acltou Park, was killed at tie
Gheste.6eld racce. yesterday, hy Jot:ph hellr
Tpc parties Here well KNOWN II sporting eAV'es.
, 1866-12-27

4 SURE Pile Cure.-Ur. Glfher1ss Pile
instrument poafHvcly cufrs the worst casee Of
piles. Sent Gy mall on receipt Of q. Circnlara
free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Addscea ]. y. Ro1AENE, Manager, No.
SIS Broadway. New York