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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-23
s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~: . August 9th, 1866.
To- Joshua Moore and James NJ Reed i
SRs: You and each Of you titled to appear at
this Office on the @9Tn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866.
at 10 O'Clock in The forenoon of said day, and then
and there show cause why your Homestead Entries
No. 121s and 1919 made by respectively upon the
nc nc ana nw section "a in township No. 127, range
~, should not DO declared abandoned and your re-
spective entries Cancelled, one Joseph A. Colby,
alleges an and then and there proposes
to show such abandonment thereof by you and each
OF you, when full opportunity will be afforded you
of opposing such showing
HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
aug96wH W. B. MITCHELL, Receiver
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-23

F All Of which wilD D disposed ii at !he
very lowest market rates FOR CASE :'-'- ID.
v6n19-tf ]. r. BENNETT.
, 1866-12-04
POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT,

Nrw Ycnx, December 2.-T1c following II a
e1amarr Of The Postmaster Generals report:
The expenditures tos the year exceed the Tt
cc!rts :'a =. -. Tie decrease OF revenue, CON
rsred with the previous Eear, was one and enc.
9Th per cent, and the lucrease Of expenditures
wa. t"elre per cent Including tho standing 'ap-'
ptornsnocs for nee mall matter, F7Dno0 ~
uresprrdcd. The actual deficiency Tor The past
.cxr In o,ly saGa, s,u9.
1Ec aggregate length Of mail routes In opcra-
tion the rcst year w.s IS, ,sat miles. Du.iYs the
rostal liabilities from those states Wills IN opera.
lion exceed the receipts BY $;5.3s. There has
been IN increase the past year in these States OF
cost Nol. ,Ean oaesslf sl s Of ,Ss Nil routes % il
those States have been put IN operation. compos-
fnc uea1ly nfnttenths 1T the railroad routes.
Contractors have BEEN raed {57, 500 for dclnQueu-
cits-
There hae Seen an increase IN the postage OF
correspondence exchanged with foreign countries,
amounting TO $I69,2a. Liberal postal consen-
znela: 4 b1st. for new convention with Great
Britain Las been agreed upon containing many
advactsscs- A convention with Brazil Is .also
Considerable epsce Is devoted to tho mail steam
ship llne 10 Japau and Chlnl- The Postmaster
Gtpcl4l coLeHls with his predecessor In the c,11l
ion th7t the steamships Of The main llne bctween
San Francffco. Japau and China should not he re-
Erese must determine 1he conditions Of release.
He ur-ce HbcrSl policy towards the enterprise.
Tbc free .etlyery Is IN operation In fortv-stx OF
tie principal cities, and Is worKtnG satisfactorily.
is 7s6 against III last year, snd .ixty-aeven more
10 be established In the Ianctdc taes and Ter
fNuEtes. The business com?afet with that Of
~ yrar has almost reolel- He recommends fur
Ss.Grcies sud for the improvement Of The sy -tem-
-alch space l. devoted II miscellaneous matters.
, 1866-12-04

The 0ssaloosa Herald gives the following
particulars Of melancholy case already re-
1c1red to in onr columns
On Saturday last 4 lnAu named James Fer
n catnc tn this city and took room at the
Sherman House, He hunted up an old friend,
MIR Alumbangh, and attended divine scr
vice on Sunday morning. Mr.. A. says that
he thinks Fcrry's mini was wandering on
Sunday, though he did not apprchcnu any
ecricus res1llr when he parted with him last.
Dn Monday morning Ferry did hot come
down to breakfast, nor had he made his ap-
pcarancc at II: SO q. IN. when the first dinner
bell rang-a search w.s made ana he was
q large paper 0farsenic broken open lying on
the stand. DR.. Hopkins WIS called in i'm
1ncdiatcly. but the unfortunate man was be-
yond the reach Of human mid. A Coroncr's
jury wus summoned aud rendered verdict
III accordance with the aboye facts. He left
two notes upon the stand, which read Us
follows:
0sKAoosA. Sunday noon.
and not write anything ahout II, bui fearing that
II, pencil this. am not rui1y Of auy crim", or
even injustice TO any of Gods CREATURES. Thoae
who have wronErd me I hope ri !isc long
enap toF the wor;d's oJlnion. have ret I'd OF
Ill ng means and away. from work. SO as to com-
My mother an i eistcs llye In Lebanon. "a. have
no connexions In the West Misplaced affection
is the 4se Of 1ny exit ont Of tbs miserable world.
As 1ny lite 11scAcra, feel NO horror fur my act.
On! how miserable lave bcen for The last
Icar. j. FERRY"
The following seems to have been written
*tstsanccrs,I die By mr. own hand, life is bur-
den 10 mc. Oh. how miserable 1 have becn.
Mo her aud skleI. fo1E1ve mel hare beer wan
fifc might bavr hceu to1erable. without you, ut,.
heatahtc. don't blame yon Mary, God forgive
mel No more. Farewell, lave got my reason
unimraired. j. FEnnr.'+
From documents on aud about the body, It
would seem that lie waB stone or marble cut
ter By trade. and member nfan association o1
.fonrnrynlen Stone Cutters at indianapolis,
Iriior1
, 1866-12-04
aLLANOlS d MICHIGAN CANAL,
Bids for tho FtniAhinE Of tho Work.

Bids were yesterday received by the, Board Of
Public Works, for the excavation necessary to
dccird ,he illinois i Michigan Canal, tec:Ions
Nos. Tito 81, inrlustre, upon which the contract
with Messr.. Foe, Howard aud Watser was bro
ken np., The cosa5aet Includes aooA. lnllllou
guile bard, containing mora s. ii.
Sonds5s ss SGt ;. ssaltsaa :,
AZ not 10 iutcffere with tho Use OF tho canal, 10
ia ~ II shsli !.s d9ns doI,aS .e season q na1l-
o15 e .a ioess 1
fine supnls,ea ia xb.teSe! eonsraset s il
Ia, IL or ers, aeae, TF np4q be re
QutEed 1os the whole work; and ttese are to be
PR or; wth all nscreaaty machinery estly Te1s
10 provide al machinery, and to Dat 10 ana r.
move Ill dams and oil works Of projection and ~
TOM %sel may ''
1Le blaa xe1c q follows !:
Hugh Mahc., seci!o'n II to "a inclusive. All ex-
fon etn sseo rsnss enee iS asS' .sstoa sh IS
cent, 20th *eclon 81 cents, ei-t section 81 con,4
ed section 81 cents, a*l section t. CENTS R4h Sec
t,on g esnss for rock par cable 1oo- for all aee
Peief Bosce, sections II 10 81 .ne1u,.va. All e.
s;rsos e s5a sr sae sson i
for for ali sections 6Hi 70; *s.i@: * 49,
Jamtf II. tedfe nEd y. ttEcEnAp. seCtl1u4 II 10
~, exceptpF rock GO ceuis. rock $}51; sections
q TO n inclusive, exc, pting rock, Is cent?; rock
Sa5o; sections 20 to 81 in<lustve excepting rock,
u cents, rock $3.50.
yosbarr. Fiehie i Brown, sections. IT to s., iu-
clusi.e. excepting rock, g. GEMS rock Sa71
excepting rock. :" cen!s roc: E!,50.
Deslcy, Dallan1yhc j. Co., sections IT 10 81, cx-
cepting rock. $50; rock E2.5A
shuie 4 Crnbueh, sections :! 70 81 inclusive, er.
eep,ing rock is cents, rock E3.s5.
James II. Stokes, sections II to 81, excepting
| Iocx 73 cents, 1ock $:.W.
James Gaynos, sections 19 to q Inclusive, ex.
ccp,iuE rock 90 cents, rock $50; section Ii all
excavation excepting xocE kl.s5; sections n 10 81
inclusive. excepting rock 70 cents, rock g 10
| sectton 8. excepting rock sl.5n: rocs. s5.5l
Fox, Howard & Walker. sections Il TO s. In
e1uhtsT. excepting rock - cecte. rock $3.50.
| Graham j. DeCierq; sections II to - inclusive,
| e1ccpt1Eg rock 10 cents, rock S1, ,G0.
, 1866-12-04

t1A AHb - frF Gt IN nfA INV
onn.r "f Ga,' oss,a1a ~ .oa 'ae
eon".1 ~ ~oeN see.s1@' ~@4aoop a.
: p. N IN thE County Court hoom. a quorum
beng Present ne boa[d oFcanszed " the appoint
ment Of r .. EdoFooEe temporary chairman.
surcry,sor Farwcll moved hat a co!umlttee On
credentials be appointed Carried.
Ihc cha1! man appointed supervisors =. b. Far-
well. U. s. Hammond and +! Woodrld as such
eommEtee.,
lhc committee examined the Credentials Of the
uaembct-, aud recommended that tho list be np-
proved Is printed The report was unanimously
auorted
supervisor rarEe1 moFea taat NE Eoard pro-
ceed t! a1' election u Fresident Carrtea.
~ rtr foe4 vote, supervisor u. >. HAmmona
nhs unanimously chosen President who, on TAX
iI9 the S1alf. thhnAed me hoafd fof the hotios
Gohiel1ea upoH nihl. ana pfo"isea 70 In!al tae
dunes q ne pince 70 sas oest o. h!a ahlisy.
me Gsetk then reno the mIhate9 Of fae last ses-
s'eeh. 1hieh ~ were a apps9sca.
sqpe!siser snaektoru moseo tnat tne zane rue
;i SM otasa & peEaoopteo a. "efe III use ouf'ls Inc
out tie calling Of ,he soll, md ,hst the Committee
snrersisor or Re1'o7d moved to vote on the amend
W vote, The amendment to ettike on. t6e - calling
| vitidrew tle second.
The previous mutton OF Supervisor Farwen WAS
supervisor fntheek mpsed that committee be
| appointed TO eEamtne in:o the funaors that q sa-
loo" lad heen CARRIED on u TIC county tatl tor
the supply OF ll9nor 10 re ,nmat.s: EaEr1ed:
Ihc 1GEsuS1ltE were 1pnu1nt' q Ftich committee
, 1866-12-04

Moincs land grant special certificates have issue1,
fnly sQiit;yinc tic claims, Which, under the acts
or Eth ineIst, 1S1i, to1t resolution Of ~ March,
1851, and act ot 18th duly. 1861, amount to
BSaGsa % acscE- The For Edward zr1crre Il unb-
dir1dc1 tIto BIG 1oss Q! which 81 hacc been sold:
the residue IL 70 be disposed d under tho tpcclA
aet e Jn1J 4. 1sG6 eketch Of thc lesIAiauoc re-
l4ttnR to swHnp AEd orcrfoNcd lands and tho
decision oftee General Land onscc, ycr1u1ed By
the Attorney Gcreai't oplnfoa OF A2En g. 1885.
are given. Aggregate area seIocted 70 June 81.
1854 Is ,es; acres, Of which - 2ol IA acres
hase been patented The aggregate Indemnity
granted for 1aaas Of thfs character to the Sch OF
1coe. l56G. IL, IL eaeh, S5a., -, IN oiher lands,
4ss,O3G %. acres. On the donatiou cla1rns Of
Oregon AID Washington, certificates .up % .1ano
81, 1eG6 Fave been Fecclved- coye{iue I6S7.6,S
acres :; pa.alis a2ye hecn issued for lhe cres(er
portion n11btsc.ns .e5s, acres Furthef leets-
1ali 4 is pccctFarJ 10 fl -pcr1od Of time within
which p,1irs to be required to pay for iheIs sur
1tv shal COM. forward md DO 20, otherwise :heir
elAius shall be 1bcsted In accordance With The
lines OF the public csurveYp.
1hc report tF accompanied By special CON nu-
nlca:ion 1tspcetas tho surveying archives Of MIS-
solsi. Iowa. and Wisconsin. containing historic
dei3ils EclaiiEe to The French and SpauiSh admin.
iss1ttoa IN Upper LousstaaA. Il 10 at.p aeeonapa-
MED by returns Of the surveyors GENERAL eomptefs.
exhibits Of esiet end 'oc7riors, Of the extent Of
surveys in each political division ot the United
States Also OF all the land grAnts made fer eanAA
and ral and wagon roads. with m5ps OF tue seF,
cral land Staies nEt Territories and connected
map Of The Enlicd States showing Tho psogfess
Hrd nj SurfffR - =
, 1866-12-04
Sanitary Effects uf Billiards.
From the North American journal Of Home
= nnhfhE


We also advocate the ganc Of billiards in
families from moral rs we'll as sanitary
paint Of view. Young America is naturally
''fri=key," naturally enthusiastic, cxuberant,
aud fond Of excitement and fun. Conflne
him in the hnuse without diversion aud ex-
citement, and he mopes, snlks, pines, and
sooner or later, breaks from wholesome rar-
entail restraints, and fnstinctivcly seeks for
amuscmcnts, excitcmcnts, and pleasure else
whcre-at the club, the play house. the res.
tnurant, and too often, the gamb1ingAel1
and brothcl. These natural instincts for d.
version may be directed in such manner By
rarcnts as to be productive Of positive ply
sical, moral, nnd Intellectual benefit, By in-
yesting holne wttl, few Of the attractions
Which b.ckon them elsewhere. Give them
comfortable billiard rooms and billiard
tat,,cs, So that bnth body and mind can be
amused and invgorated, and the Attractions
and pleasures Of home will bc superior to
these beyond It's boundaries.
'tBilliarls IL mathematical game. nnd at
fords scope and exercise fur those faculties
which discipline and strengthen the mind.
4 steady hand, Il clear hcad, quick pcrccp-
tions, and pleasant exercise Of the catcula.
ting powers, arc the requisites for All accom-.
plished bil'lara-playcr- Tho practical dcrcl
olmcnt Of these qualities must naturally be
productive Of good results.
, 1866-12-04
cnIcAt;0 Lpna.ER mAREKT.

MoNrAr EVENING. December 3 1856.
TIC receipts ald shipments during the past forty
cisht houfs we're:
Receipts, ShIpYnerta-
turntcf. 11f,aU lSs91o
SAins It's, SG.W 40sStIe
s+4..4V.VH 4t3+1tN
Market Inactive and nominal, bet without Quotah1d
change in values. ThTc three catgoes aao&t.
In the yaris trade II fAlTty ACTIVE Ut unchanged
nr1rt4. Wt quote:
, 1866-12-04

Having retired from the dr1n Of Rogers & Batler. 1t
give. pleasure recommend 70 ull tet od cnsto
mefs tic ncw house OF olLAWI;ESTE- SEXSES But
LEI who succeed ihern and to assrs them that taeiF
interests I'll receive the prompt intention here
totore given them by the ln,c arm.
, 1866-12-04
FROM GEORGIA.

Krn*ons 1Fhv the Legislature Rejected the
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures \ suffrage
-Schools-lmniCration.
NEW ionK. December 2--The H-salTs NIL
leosSSs e. 1e"fs ~ IN sta,ss tnas tae
-AEeudne,t By the cMEia Legislature were that
there "ete no Guarantees giScM that restoration
Ton, ard Lat the penpl- consider 1t the hetgt Of
locra:iutt TO di-ir7Echise those who Is. re lately
thc!: soldiers. IheT b. gin 10 !ook calmly Ut Tue
potslh'liry or neg 0 snflaEc ~ means al zeaI-
mission. hnt i, 1s s.1il rcroltIng To 1tcln.
4 i'!li ha~ beer under consideration IN the Gcor-
common srsiopl- for wlfice and blacks throughout
1hc SaEe uud II is probable that 1t will be passed.
1rlMirrI.on fio1l tbs. No.tA Is encouraged and
r1urll capital las aeady flowed in from that sec.
linn.
, 1866-12-04

PR0TJSitlN@-N<c4lve Cured McatA I. 70 rs !:
knirT ID 1900 -: EerE 20 brls: Pork. Is orl*.
Id n.. ii fisno hrls slsa eaAu =: bsl., seller
Jsnaay i s,sno 50 pt1. seller peeemhe: stso
Green. ,,lcatA-M.skc' rs loxeF: sa!es xsre r. !:
800 rcn Sht rldeF1 n 3c 1c pcs HAG1A. 4Strxg NJ
isT H. atssc-both de-. lo,1A NJ Shoulders. sellef
DECEMBER and taunar ats .c DEL 500 PCS do. teef
tO 81 & the nlo~k-bosh Eo slaughtered OF dressed
tcfk II kellfe's option. 49,.
DNE~~Eu I!Uts@-Eeceivcd. II, shipped, none.
AarSti dull And 15c lower. sAlts were: ~
. dTtdfrx 1p M nG Observation-Disclosures H7S,0
E daY1tlnl % M ~ nsAt....-........,..... S1s4s1
Il Iii rnuEd at.,,.,,..,,..r...,,,..... .M
r ali rocnd N ...,..... 10
~ Iii found et.,.,..,,,,,,, 1N
1S sTfraEinr 2u D at....,,,...,,.....,.,. At 30
IL srrYarin1 9y m FxI,,,,,.,...,...-...,,, %
Il zyersCrC 70 ra aat....,.,,,............ 1M
4 Ayrrx2tnr 311 ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
fnrd-VsIket very dull. Sales we.t: 81 tcs pslme
, 1866-12-04
Nrm qualifications.

IN YsILuMEs.
Imnefiat. syo X Morocco Price kb0,p0.
1 yoLCYE devoted to-
BTEsJ. love- r. wiz q, colored olaies.
i yo1TAE- -.
cotosed pia1es. - A' ''"-
I vhrrxY-
NEW ASDRARE FERNS by E, :, Lowe
e colotcd piaics
SToiINEs- -nD,7,so AVN rvortc rrpvs
Lowe, Nv toIoged plates.
4 ToLtAfs- .,,,,,c ~, r-,on, avn r,rvx,
, 1866-12-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL



Elsewhere tn this tssue of the TRIBUNE will he
found the Official text The report of The cc1sta-
rs Of 'he Tseaeu,y. The report IL a lcncthy one,
fnIl Of statistical information. srd cunrciatoTy Of
the sane sentiments as distinguished Ills forcaee
report 'ud tho Fort Wayne Speech Inc Sec
retatS Is OF the npinioH that II Congress Will adopt
the Recommendations which hr ofTcns, specie p,y-
.nerts cap b. ssfely resumed within eighteen
months.
The Money market presents no new features.
Owin:, 10 ths dieagreeahle weather business al
the hal ks was generally rather dull. The volume
Of currency is steadily decreasing, owing to the
coIt'anea shipmcnrs TO the Easi to make *.
change; aud the market is gradually working less
cary. sill there II no appearance Of closrness,
ard n'1 good paper Is rcadiy discounted nj the
usual -a:c. The rates in open IA: kat are Il 9s5
per cent, according; to the tandiuy VI the appif'
cant.
Exchange IL scarcc ard firm, al par luyiaE and
lin Premium se1u@s. 1ilc banks coutlAuc 10 cx-
p1ess cu.scrcy-
Elan1 was Auil, but hrld arm. Wheat vas
ht1ncr. a. Il, atraEcc Of 1c on No. Spring. Corn
a1ya1.crd 1t:@ac. Cats wer. l3lsc l,cttc-. Rye
declined 1Gsc. Barley was neglected. Whi.key
was entirely nomiual. Provisions were aeaSy.
Mess Pork declined SIC. Wool was neglected.
Groceries wr1c easier.
Gold wa. again trregn1ar-closing little lower.
il opened ut II, advanced to 14l4 aud closctf at
1iu4. The following quotations WIRE received LY
, 1866-12-04

ID PLETE
from the commencement. tn 1871 TO Jaly, 1885.
N8 VOLUMES AND INDEX
100 vclunes In ail beautiful coDs in cali uncut.
lTcr ESQ. Til. work contal; the very cream Of VIII,
hprnr and learning Of fast ptssin. aEAy: one
peculiarly rich In it, gifted great ofcu1t1t,
In The reAInaz Of prose And sonx.
Of n, st,an and Ilotoo Irar Ny Sosel: the JAZZ
tons, and Caxtontana. The Opium Ester, Adam Hed=,
ana the Socres AmbtoAisnI.
Is pages xzaerd With the writings OF Psostsse!
Nl!*tn. Sir Walter Scott. DeQulncv. sir Afra1hald
Al1&on. Dr. Warren, The Ettft.G shep .rd Dr. Ma.lnn
str E; /. RatEeE: t7oie+oe AEtoun, Lcckhas1 and
TINS work !. .Ah library ID its:L and we'll worthy
of Place In ali COED collections.
thctt time il cAonot purchased At t*cs the price
NV offered. For RRle by
citttfns ard strangers viii please bear 10 mind that
there Is no otr hook house In Aueica ta2t c2a Offer
FI>EP coLlEcTIoSt- 4 more EXTENSIVE AssosrNkNr
or ncrc EKAsnSAnE rFIcI$ than may he foaad II 80
). t. GRIGGs & Co.
Importer, Wholesale ao1 Iirttll D BtokseleE'.
s&{4 i LtkE
, 1866-12-04

-Four ringlcadcrs n uutiny al sea were
executed vi Brest, France. last month, AId
their hodics were given to the surgeons for
dissection. Some interesting experiments
made upon them nrc thus described:
''Scxt to the bodies, rolled up In napkins,
were four 1iyld heads. The work Of dissec-
tion commenced Instantly. The nerves quiy-
cred, and tho lcsh Was still warm The con-
tiuual contractahi}lty Of the heart was
Eiireness as WAS % ettrenc The contractsh1itr 1i
was manifested OH simply touching the part,
aud Of course was still more apparent when
subject to electric currents. The muscular
contraction was 80 Intense that. even after
twenty minutes, one Of tue doctors on apply
er1macc tn the most hor1ible manner
Oiilic's face especially assumed the 1nost
frightful expression. a pencil was placed
between Ollie Etccth It was bitten through
and smashed as thoneh it WAS made OF glass
, 1866-12-04

43aue 1U lAc \fiGEE1F A4IhAk FAAluatT HA1I%EA
feeling, acd sales arc caief5 confined to orders
1lon, :hc county. coaees have declined l.c, and
teas o. &c all grades. sagasr arc steady Mt
previous quotations.
Hardware goods. including Iron, Steel, Nails.
Metals aud Tuners stoc., are fu fair request, and
prices are fully maintained
salt is dull bpt nomiaally unchanged.
Seeds arc dull. a7d sales making show down.
ward tendency In prices.
Wool eon,:nues dull and entirely nominal. The
markrt has no quntablc vatue-
Lumber BY IL. cargo i. in ~e.y limited supply
and t1ac,I@c. hut wi,huut change note prices.
The following kilograms were read On Change
| to-day:
NEW TonK. December 3.
Flour fryneE and quiet al ss.:0J &5.. Wheat
stronger md quiet Al s. 15Gss.se Corn heavy as
$l.la,n sore- Oats hru,eE 4. 6a5ls3c IN store.
Pork love, and heavy at f2l .1eh. LAID lower AT
| 131tc. Gold llls..
LATER.
NEW TonE, December q.
| Flour Wheat and 0afs dIner but qu.ct. Com
unsettled ar$1.1SG5l.19 IN store.
LATER
In the afternoon the Grain ml.kets were quiet
at the clo-ing prices on Change. There WIS
nothfr,C doing Iu Provisions.
, 1866-12-04

Police MATTERs,-ic.ferday morning Ida
H,ocktun was committed for tria1 In ball OF 500
for deepin: disosdcrly house on Clark street.
For similar o1euce Captsin E, c. Morton was
required 10 give hail or $500. Mrs. Catherine
W,l!1xms, arrested on suspicion OF stealing NJ
orsscoa1. wae held in bail OF 600 for further ex-
animation On Wednesday. Annie Powers, = ser
ya,t .. 10 lss Thlsd avenue. was committed for
tt's in bail of $500 for elesltng ptawis. dresea,
closes. oscrcoal. handkerchief, tea, eusar, cod
nsh ctc.. from her employers house. Margaret
Stone, charged with reeei ing much Of The e;ne,,
property u1s held for further examination until
today in hail Of 800. The cos:tiu1ed cases Of
James Moore, James O'Brieh and Mars TcrueT.
charged with robbihc the drawer Of the b.. OF tne
American Hotel at No. 1G5 North Water struet OF
f17 wns finally examined. Moore aad O'Brien
were discharged. Tserney WAS held .or tris. II
$500. Wf{'tanl F. Aozchtaa, charged win the
larceny Of SEQ III money from John L.. shcrref,
No :Ga Madfson ttEret. was held for trial IN bali
avenue, CHARGED with the larceny Of \ fur cape
Ehax's dancing hall on Saturday hfght, belonging
to Miss Nellie JAue, residing at Nm. II Sonlh
CnEtts eutet, wts committed for trial Ia cat! OF
f1xN. Tho taAe Of MrtrJ schmidt. charged wilh
b{rauy. continued from lasl week. was dis.
chatced lis wife falling TO appear. James
Ferris. charged With robbing William 0'Eeii On
Friday ntsdt Of <49, WAS con,ottsed for tdal In
haf1 Of 81. 500.
, 1866-12-04

lle Eurcl,<dn H1Rfs obferyts:
SIN &c the reduction 10 The rate Of interest.
exception the fIst da5. % when u ne Kept back el1s
dnue, the rates GENERALLY now stand in the open
u,a.Eet where money Is plentiful. at ~ for Euod
hiiIa The bank ictnTn Sho :. $ that the Successive
fcduc ions In he discount rate have ta,leh 70
uturc; bntfness to Il, the tetzns lu ths general
mAtGet being still lower. Owing to The la.sh
, 1866-12-04

pArpoxED-Tne circumstances Of tho couvie-
ton Of F1cde1iek Taggenberger 1t the last term
Of the Recnrdct's Court wss duly noticed in thc
Iu1nrrr. He was Indicted for an assault with
intent to murder. and. perhaps, was convicted BY
rraton OF the intention. The evidence vas sub-
pI;tcd 10 the Governor, exhibiting the fac, shown
that The peraon aasanlh had violated The lights
81 bosp.iality By an tnpreps. ta.!mae, VIII It als
It viii be remeubesed thxt the ,eifs Of tho mau
Who was sitr, Hrs. Deizc]. bad bill for divorce
PENDING, asking 10 be relieved from further
allegiance 10 him because Q! his alleged adultery
with Tic paruoncd mans wife.
, 1866-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..:....... .DecembeF3 =.
st1pr Sea Bird, MAnlEowoc, sundtfes.
Prop Lacy FEAnkNn, s. lo4eph fundEita.
lrpp Cl.eT Ttl1n1, 0EfensnurEh sundrtas.
Prop D, Caldwell, Buffalo, sundI7es.
Prop Plymouth, Buffalo, sundtles.
Prop Tr1etde1L Grand HAreQ, Aun1fiek.
Prop sky Lark, St .Joseph, anndrfe4.
Prop BsuoRiyn. Glen AFhor, sundrfee~
Hy1E Fashion, cedar River. 1s0 ~ lumber.
,chF Magic, Tere Marquette, 81 n Lumber.
Schr rtcolor. soulh HArcn. q N lumbeF.
>Ghr Sea Star. St. Ioseph. m sat1rosd ties.
Schr r. h. Kl1E, st. 1oseph, 60 N lumber.
Schr II. Kent. st, Joseph. 70 m lumber.
Schr Two Brothers. st Jtsep", snndriea-
Schr Nor way. Wolf River. sundrtcA.
- hr Nary. st. Joseph. 81 cd1 wood.
Eenr A. w. Btert, Bxy de NoQaette, Ao0o ced4r poshs
schr J. Dresden. kalamazoo, 70 N lumber. anu eun-
Cries,
schr Calcutts, Wlk1asoo's Pier, s cords wood.
kebE New Han pshtre% PRckaEts PeE. q cords wood.
scow Gaanaef, Kalamazoo, :! cozA& wood.
scow Adds Charlottesville, : N lumber,
-... CLEARED, .....,.pecemhey 5.
stu1r Sea Bird, Aantowoc. sunAIie8.
Prop caldwell, milwaukee.
trop Gtty oI noston, Milwaukee:
rrnp Forest Queen, Budato, saadrles.
schr L. 8. King, s.. Joseph. sandri's.
Schr Fannie ard Floy, sheboygnn, 81 b7l5 HprIes.
scht 1r1coloY, south Haven, suodsits,