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, 1866-04-30

4 Bank Cashiers Residence Entered
ana the Keys Of Ills Safe Sccurcd-T1e
1tnnk 4Srufkos open. the safe lkobbcft.
md the sTatclisunn locked Up yvitli-
In It-Tho Itubberb Secure S350,00O.
WHEELING. II. r., April a9.-Abopt three
o'cictk Sunday mornlag Fix burglars entered the
reside nee OF the CASHIER cf thc Harrison National
Bank Of Cad1Z. OHIO. bGcked ami gagged the cash
irr, and compelled him and h1s wife 10 deliver 10
thrke}s Of he banis and tafe. Proceeding thence
ut much orpo.llion, aud robbed the eaEe OF
FLU, ,c0u IN United States bonds and about $0,01O
in Ce1osite. Af,cr locking the wachman in the
-afct they made rood their escape on 4 hand car,
cutting the telegraph wires In Two placce. The
robbers abandoned The hnn1 taf at station near
Alexandra. On the p, C. & C. r. R.. and took to
the woods. The surrounding country has been
aroused, and large torce II In pursuit. $e1,u10
reward Is offered for the arrest of the robbers.
CAnlz, Ohio, April 29,-Aoopt I O'Clock, this
moEpfns TIE tc; a5ISon Is Na12nai LINK os os Gadiz,
mint securities wese taken. Ths SECURITIES me- d.
rc1ihed In hand hill sent By mail 10 Cleveland.
Twenty Thousand Dollars News.d-Ghe abo7e re-.
"a,u Will b. psld 10: r. ,rn,sssn.,n,
The iesua!iee. or $500 Tor tbe former -
nanocrf over the stcu5euytllc l. Indtana tailroad,
l'aftny the car at Alexandsia Station, Ten miles
vest Of Sfcubrnyil!e. and made their way north bY
The Cincinnati j. Pittsburgh or PITTSBURGH Il Fort
"ayns tafroad OF the Ohio river ut or neas Wells
burg.
lStCned( CLANCY DEWEY.
FEST OF the Harrison National Bank, Cadjz. o,
, 1866-04-30

Johnston, the man nov in jail as a particI-
pant IN the e--robbery at O'Fallon, Ill, has
stnted 10 fhe Chief ot Police that. at different
lines in St. Louis. he has been arrested By
detectives and " shook down" for e1,Soo-ia
other words, be has Paid that amount to po-
Iccmcn at different lines to relieve him from
asrest-and th1s when the charge against lin
which reward Of only so WAS offered. BE
says That he was then In the substitute busi-
ness and could afford 1t, md intimates that
he would not have bcen arrested now ii hc
had had the money. but rs he had not aud
could not t'comc down" he WAS iastencd.
he says that at one time ex-detective Sturdy
Tor some robbery, and that he gave him IS
nnd got clear. It is difficult 10 place the
least confidence in anything man, situated
as ie nov Is. would say. bit he is willing to
DC qualified On oath to what he states,
, 1866-04-30

Des A1otnes is raising subscriptions to make
connection With The Chicago and Northwestern
rallread al AEncs tattoD, in Storey coun,v.-Tht
Tenth Annual Republican Convention OF the statt
Of Iowa, will he held at Des Moiues, Junr twcnt1
eth. for romnatn. candidates for the ensuing zen
era! elect1tn.-The Davenport Gosett says there II
likely TO be IN extrs eess1on OF The Iowa Leslela
lure called by Governor Stone IN June. The ransom
ossicDcdfs %tthe failure inability Of the Pfes,,
dent OF the scnate to atac bis sEgpaturc 10 several
important bills before the alriy,l Of the hour fixed
for The adjournment Of the regular se*sion.r-Chl
caeo railroad enterprise L. again tr1um2h-nt. The
project Of agafn transferring, the control OF the Mis-
souri, and Mississippi railroad TO the ROCK Island
road, and pushing 1t through to completion A. fast
as men and money can DO 1t, was consummaed on
The twentieth inst. There was much rejoicing In
Des Moine', 1o~a, On receipt Of the intelligence.
The Buffalo Courier says: AL the stories
told about the 1un.tn:o advantages derived to the
United states revcnue from The Increased force Of
tale and female Inspectors and detectives on
the frontier, ard tho periodical dispatches ftnn
Washington that an e1ectual check had been given
to smuggling By the activity OF the local Officials
seem to be all CANNON. The Rochester Dnson
says: " The quantity oftpuita tmugglcd into the
country from Cauada fs enormoua, probably one
third Of au that is consumed. All the etuir tcl,-
enphed from Washington will not gaInsay thu,
one-hnlf The wh1skey asld IN this city, Duslo md
otEcr points along the frontier Is the product Of
Carsdiau sptr1ts."
The papers are full Of the proofs of the
f1chttnl explosive violence OF uito.2lycesue
Among othcEt, We hear Of IN AspInwa,l coachman,
Hho oiled the wheel-hubs Of hi5 carriage VIII the
article, eupposing it to be common lubtIca,inc oil,
aId that The vehicle had only been In motion few
moments before graud explosion occurred, de-
1rolshlng tie coach and killing the co1cbu1aa. II
IL homeopathic among explosives, md apparently
the less you use, The rrcater the result.
, 1866-04-30
jFROM MEMPHIS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
MEMPHIS. Apr,l 20.
Weather, raining and cool. River Ring fast.
Business dull.
Do"n-A'lantic, Liberty, America, Lizzie GIL,
Lilly, Alice Dean, Marble City, Princess. On her
last trip up, the Continental made the run from
vickshurg 10 Memphis, making 10 landings, IN IL
Gold. ~. Cotton nominal at 25c. SUPERIOR
lnur $G6kG.50. flay dull al {aaRa3. Oats "a
Torn 6o4z65c: Ness pork s22sSt3J. Lard sUlsst
and clear sides ver1 scarce. Hams sai2a3c, and
Western buttcr &c: choice s5150c. Western
, 1866-04-30
FROM MACON, GA.

appointment Of Rehabilitation AZ
fcctlnE GFeenbackB-The Trial of
Duncan. the AndersonV1IIe Jnlitr,
tsreaal De<pateh to The Chicago 1tisunc.I
MACON, Ga, April IS.
George f. Brewer, recently appointed ty Cor.
Patton, Adjatant md Inspector Geae:.l for the
State or A1abam1. was Msjor Of The For:y-E11th
Alabama, (Eebel regImtnt) and for two years COM
ma1ded that regiment In lhe war against The
Union.
1t hns been decided. BY Judge Hook, iu the Su,
rrcme Court at AugEsta, that erecnhscss nra not
legal lender in payment Of any debte contracted
previous 10 February ., 1sG1.
Tie trial Of Duncan, The Andetsousille jaller,
continues. James 2. Stone. cltlz.n clerk to tho
Seccrd Brigade, Norse Artillery. Army Of the
fotoDac. IVES examined Tor the deienca he te<.t.
eed That Durcan refused pay LOT making cut pris.
, 1866-04-30
FROM NEW YORK.

New rian OF Quarantine-Chll1ap
War Vessel.
new FoEK, April 29.-Dr. Matsden> or Quebec
Wto hss originated plun Of quarantine for cho3efs
= on his way 10 lay 1t before tho President al
Wathiprton.
The HtrR'ds correspondent at bordeaux, France,
lh screw steamer, tho Henrietta saa 10 be- iutend.
Cd for The !hllfan service She'is commanded by
tapi. Hunter Daridson, an e1.rcbei American ofl.
81, "no keffed cn the Metsimac IN Hampton
Rouds. The majority OF her officers have also be n
enGaEcd in the iate C1uGedezatr navy. The vessel
was being made n ndy for kta and her presence
caused good deal OF comment.
, 1866-04-30
fS The following will OF Levi P;crcc was

80 The following will OF Levi Pierce was
rcceutly opened in New Orleans eourt.
''Th!s If ny last will end 1cstamen+ ,,-;t+s, .,.a
fisted BY NE. this I'm OF septt1nbeT, Is5 Al Er,s
Orleans, L.. Nominate and appoint M uifr IL
role executor Of ny estate. l have bnt nre dsh*
y 1hss owing to my daughter CON, asaoun,tas n
S.eU. - per statement sworn to be cortect. I
have reiease from both my daughters. huf inv
were Ike macy other thlncs. made for iemporoE
octas:ons. Sly >on William rpent tnnrr tisn h.
.'nrc aftcr coming ri occ- give and bcuura,b Ia
mr. Children Ada Pierce ard Nary T. Fcrce. iii ihat
estate The little die possessed Of t. iii ronmn.
nifty property. NJ VIE tnt:trn TO onehslf. I ber
he1, the ean 10 take her eh1ldrn md denaft for
and to receive nJ hlc.sm. Tor htr cors1ant Sfnd.
ns.S to me ihtoush life She and her children have
M p1rfIu, '1e'
, 1866-04-30
Fhf3uttelphfn HTnrlsnt

XAlsAuEsFAtH HIQfMGts
PHRL sbrLPu1A. April q.
FIorE-6teauY.
GRAIS-Whtat qniet; tsles OF Common to choice red
yellow al Sic.
., ,Gsnc1R,Es-CotIee dull. Eugar; sa!ea Of cuha at
fEoT1t1uNs-Ffrm.
Wni.1eY-Dull, 1t s22.a2..s for Pennsylvapts, aud
= forn
, 1866-04-30

NV ToRK, April e9.-The FenIau bcado 7arters
has1n!otnailon That Head Centre Stephens wa3 +,
leave Hasre on the 23th, BY .ee s1eslaship Na3a-
,eon 1hlsd, and Is expected here on lnc 31u O:
, 1866-04-30

New York Money md Stock Market.
new ioKK, Ap.l2s.
MosEE-1s easy at las per cent for cali loans.
Sf1ELLSG ELCuAS0E-QnIe. nnd nrm At 1[SllE1:
Go!D-tEftgular. unsettled ind lowrr, opening al
RANGING to 14t. declining 10 l26, and rlpsin.
CONVENIENT SToeKs-A shade easer
FEkionIs TO L1yEEFooL-Lull,
, 1866-04-30
CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1856.


May, when he will u.ke tour Of the Or nc ?a!
elites q ihc United stAtes On busileas Of .mlor-
, 1866-04-30


ERIE, Pa, April ga nre broke out ibis p. IN
on Peach artei. near Woctize'+ hat store, destroy
ing The greater par, Of row Of frame buildings II
which It vas located. Sparks from the fire ignttee
and destroyed part Of the wholesale furni. ure mar
ntactory Of Joseph ZeE1. Loss $4,000 to $4,000
Insurance HIGHT.
, 1866-04-30

From L0uiAVil1C.
LOUISVILLE, April as.-Reyenne officers hare
ecsyed the books Of tho Louisville s. Cincinnati
Mail Line Company, for the falusc to stamp freight
Eefelpts.
, 1866-04-30
ILLINOIS HENS.

Some ten days f1ncc, youne man, named Wal.
Lace Fishcr, dtfappeared nom chil1icothc, Peoria
County, ant 1e!t letter behind, declaring bis In
ten'fon TO drown himself The people there thousht
this Was ruse 10 divert Afternoon, and that he had
run away. On Tuceday evening last, however, the
melancholy vtud,cation Of bis threat was estab-
hhed, By the discovery or The body in the river at
Romc. 1t eecma that young FIshes, who was about
twenty-five year, Of ace vas married last fall, and
expected 10 60 Into buAfncfs at Ch1llicothe, lie
was disappointed in obtaining the promised meana,
/ and, unable TO obtain employment. became in.
rolEed In debt, and 10 end hts worldly difficulties,
| threw himself lno the river, When found, The
pockets Of the corpse we're filed With etoncs show
ing that Ft.her had determined ihat no chauec O!
mind, when once In the water, should save him.
The widow Of the deceased IL now In GriggssilEe
little daughter Of john q. Brooks, residing on
Fa3etfe street, Peoria. was 20 b1dly burned, On
Wednesday, that che died In few hours.
The CIn:on ReJtss<r says It has Information that
Ia the vicinity Of the landing at the mouth Of Cop
s+sas cstek, In Fulton Comfy. there ii sand Of
superior qcality for 91uss ma King II this prove.
to be true, 1t Will be valuable acquisition 70 the
wra]th OF the county. The place where It Ii found
will be on the line Of the Peoria and War.aw road,
and Will thus have rail as well as water communt-
caticu with the outside world.
1ht papers report that Ehort time ago cult.
onmoes OF pettons were concfefatel together In
Lacon for the purpose OF dancing, when a lady. OF
their number raid shr thought dancing was a
foolish and sinful wuY Of spending lime, md that
lite gentlemen and ladies' would knecl down she
would pray for them. They did 70 md they held a
good prayer meetsDg. Qutte number Of pcrsons
who we're 1t the bail have slnre bc.u converted
Albert l. Vandcfs1ot, q young man about -
5ea1s Of age, Of Farsninyton, committed suicide by
taking stEJchnine, on the 18Th inst. Detection OF
mind. consequent upon repeated attempts to
reform from tntcmpernce Il Assigned as the cause
of1beact.
The city OF Cairo, on Wednesday, by vote Of
1i8 to s, voted In favor Of Alexander County taking
S1o0,C00 toward the capital srock Of the Calro l.
ST. Louie Railroad
We learn from The afacomb Journal that on SUM-
day night last, number Of ruE1aus went 10 the
house Of Widow Cone, In prais1o City and attemp,-
cd to force open tho door. The widows son Isaac
Vas in The house, and nred several shots through
the door. They finally succeeded in getting into
the house. Isaac had been soldier, and was not
essals to be Overcome, although thcY we're five ot
six 10 onc. nc fought ihen until the cries Of the
women In the house aroused the neighbota, who
came to the rescue, when the villains fled and none
Of them were captured. Mr. Cope Mas wounded
with knlfe-how badly We have not learned.
The Illinois state Medical Society meets 4. pcca-
tur On the sth OF June next.
, 1866-04-30
Central Illinois Real Estate Office

"@sts 1T sfsI7Vs0 1I0Fkd 601N1V VIIIVUs
Having removed my Office fson Rosemoud. ms.. 70
Sosta boomlnGton. at the crossing the ChIr-sEo,
pow Erenarsd 70 devo:e my whole attention to the
!seal Estate business In all III branches. Pa.tte wish
cE 10 sell lands any past OF tae Stae tmrro:c cr
untupIoveu Wilt do vel! 10 send c.t7thp a1t
ts1ces Immediately for Insertion IN ny srtlr, cara-
lognc sfoncsate cha!ges when sales eifected- f.
g. 4cd1css Box dSG Normal, Of .lSD gloontns sston,
AC1cen Co., Lila. II. D. SEWARD.
Resi- Es:asn Agent.
REFEFFSc7t-Flr1t Eatiora Al Dauk, klcin ii: HONE
FG1.hkeepsle Satlona! Rans, Fou:nkeep.ic, n. i.
FA11 ron s4Ar.-lto acres Of cholce farming land,
enaN house. barns. ~ acres in pCdt4oY. he1-ins !
orchard only niles trua The ctt5 Of RoomlnS1on,
Sicl esn Co ILL., conceded TO ons # the bess, II not
The hest county In State This fat N Wit ID toid
a great srrar she owner lives Eat aud is DE-
seEmtpcd 10 SELL 1nanrdiate possession.
formt, mud thoUtardt Of acres Of unipproved land ia
ci1e1tnt part Of the Stste tot sale easY terms
III. il, D. SEWSEU
apn11l! Heal Estate AEeur.
, 1866-04-30

Navigation Opened.
DETROIT, April s9.-Nay1catton Is open to Chi
caso. Tho Northern transportation Company .
p1ppellet Maine arrived this morning.
, 1866-04-30
SHOCKING TRAGEDY IL MIsSTS.
SSPpx.
4 Tim taken from 1,f- EIou-c by n Hob.
lilo i. lsrntn1iy Murdered, and Eu.
r1ed in The HE0odA Mt Night.

ITrot1 fhc Memphis AfGus, April III
a gentleman who arrived from Mississippi
yesterday, called at our Office aud furnished
some particulars OF one Of the 1nost shocking
aEaris that llas come to light in some Tine
During The mouth Of January. when mobs
and lawlessncss were more prevalent In parts
evening at the door OF man named
|inson, In Otu1b$ha county, and selk.
, 1866-04-30

A RRIVAL OF MADAME AL
~IAWIS. the Great French Astso1ogtss. All pcrSors
wishing to ELox their future prcsp may have thc
correctly stattd By Mac. hlain. 1:i South Cia:k
co.t ul'sd On ali mattern concerning loYe af1lase
coEr.hIp. law r1At1srS trsitess affairs aaa will tejf
me rtHle OF tht ihoy or Efut.enaa they 1l cca-rr
ao The name OF her Visitors. Coosult1a:Rn tie fern
G.e to two dcll&I3. ntjtr:si
, 1866-04-30
KindlinS Wood

VIII be delivered fn fo1ds to suit purchasers at low
prtces. Elue wood sor snursef use-
DAVID C0UDW1LLTE.
Il net MIL On cor. Of franklin and Dh1o.3s
, 1866-04-30

Making grand total Is
The rawlDa vii takz plae. afes ths Cone.s. on The
stexn q the op<ra Rou'e. Tasre laeoo ptr.o1s eAo
d!euse TO supesinsend she tsus. AI pulenasers ant
e1rnta Will ha d1ppuet with o61fect lkzsa Of aWtaa
soon published. tickets xalo At thu -rnei.
Pill HoteIf. Rook and Music Stores ID The city, and
IT our Dhct, 1873 rrica 81 10 each. seIt
t1Et.
Good Rpd reliable A9ects wsnted IN sTcsy ci:7, town
and village IN the Un.ted ssates. to whom crest tn
6Hcc1neAs1 ase QEsfru. EeffIeEfaa feQnl7d.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-07

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e'Lpsisp, Der in Der Ndbs BON Mspiua. n. a..
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(euoe pubItun auSecinitet.
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
R,cHMoSD, VIRGINIA.

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untsr benz @rtanec Sctrl.
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Be6inguuarn:

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$500 in jabrItder ScrouSb ,atlana. '''''
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pttosn erbeten uso snteTsteno 5rnrr IT.
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tr'ng sci6IriTcn.
prrtslifs eer Nn,esen
ur tine ein- sser febrma(ice G;nrii, ro srss G,v,
res werScn jsscSma 81 tsredni t.
&le Nnseeen fnSen nur 9esen S3prausSe,obIura @uf.
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1866.

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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
PUNISHMENT OF AN EDITOR.

The following is the sentence of the court
martial on the case of the editor of the Char
lotte IN c. Times:
"And the Court doss therefore, sentence the
accused, Robert P Warning, as follows: That
he pay to the Government of the United
States fine of three hundred dollars, $4,000
and in case such fine is not paid within five
days from date of order promulgating pro-
ceedings in this case, then that he be impris-
oned for six months at such place as the Com.
handing General may direct"
And the following the offence The Times
had said
1--WE have fallen from our high estate, and
now there is none so poor as to do us rever-
ence. Other nations, while suffering under
the iron heel of lawless tyranny, can console
themselves with the reflection that their con-
dition is no worse than their predecessors
The Russian serf, as be eats his bread of de-
pendence, knows that such was the inheritance
Of his father Not so with the proud, high
souled Southron. He once roaned his fields a
free man, and sat under his own vine and
fig tree, and none dared make him afraid,
He was the equal, if not the superior, of the
meroenary race which now dominates over
him"