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PUREST AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
Ou.-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected livers on the sea coast.
This oil is characterized by sweetness
and purity peculiar to it alone. Its
reputation is so great that it takes the
head of other oils, and is universally pre-
scribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL"
CAsWELL, MACK * Co, New York
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. GOWNS
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VERY DRUNK.-Officer Brady yester-
day secured the services of horse and
dray to assist him in getting very
drunken woman to the lookup She
will appear before the Police Cont this
morning, when she will be put where
she can obtain more bread and less whis,
Ky than she has been accustomed-tO for
some time past.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS Bottle
Wax for fruit cans, Fabnestock's Anchor
Diamond, Cottage, Philadelphia and 9th,
er brands of white lead, Goes Dyspepsia
Cure and Piso's Cure for Consumption
for sale by T. II. Logan & Co, and Lo,
gan, List Il Co, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling.
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THEATRE Another good house greeted
Raymond's Theatrical Company last
evening The acting was even better
than usual, which is saying great deal.
A good bill is offered for this evening.
Miss NJ. Z. Gordon takes benefit, and
we expect she will be greeted with a
crowded audience.
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Or. Larookah's
INDIAN VEG TABLE
PuImonic Syrup!
ruRRa CaUGIIs. COLDS. WHOA

fIkKB tOUGHs, COLDb, WHO'D.
~ PING Cough, Group, Asthma, Catarrb.
Hoarseness, TO which public speakers and sIng
ers are liable Consumtion, in lis early stages
and all diseAsss Of the Throat and Lungs.
IndOrsed by the highest medical authority,
clergymen OF every denomination, authors, ed
tors, professors In our various colleges. aud by
many Of our most eminent public men,
Containing no opium, IL 10 adapted 10 every
age and may be used without fear Of the dan
gsrous results which follow the use of many Of
the Cough preparations OF which opium and
ipecac are the base. Give IL ttizl Price 81
cents and q per Bottle. Dr. Y. X KNIGHTS
Proprietor, Meirose, Mas.
Sold at Wholesale by T. II LOGAN, LOGAN.
LIST & Co, LACGHLISS r. BUSHfIELD.
and at BStail by Merchants and Druggists CIV
erywhene fss1. ~T;eom
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DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsapa,rilla COMPOUND !

EOR THE sPEh Oh co,nnisint scrof
Il MAEENT cure Of Live. Ijronsy Non
ula, or Kings Evil, dyspepsia, osLguys Ers
ralgia, Epilepsy, ErysiPoias, Sc. An. -ors. saif
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores, Rhsumatism, Sll
the Stomach, Side and Bowels, General Do. =
ty, Uterine liberation, syphilis and Mercuria,
Disease, and all complaints arising from or 70.
sulting in Impure Blood.
IL 10 double he strength OF any other sarsapa.
rilla Compound In the market, and IL endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bsf and eAeaper
Blood Purifier e1tant Price t1 % per Bottle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-03

PoLIcE Our Policemen were enjoying
a holiday yesterday Not single case
came mp before the Police Court during
the day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-03

BASE BALL.-The members of the
Anchor" Base Ball Climb will meet for
practice on the Island this afternoon, at
: o'clock
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REVENUE FOR THIS DISTRICT. The fol
lowing is the amount Of revenue collect
cl in this District for the three months
ending June 3lst, 1880 OF cOurse, the
amount assessed is somewhat greater at
least to the amount of S25 900;
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LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home BitterS.
VIII Cure Dyspepsia AlwaysI
Will Cure Dyspepsia Always
viii Cure Dyspepsia Always
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bittsrs
Will Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
viii Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
Will Cure Indigestion and NAnseau.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bittera
Old Home Bitters.
Regulates the Stomach
Regulates the Stomach
Regulates the Stomach
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home BItters.
I,ures Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache
Old Home BitteIs.
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters.
Are indispensable 70 every traveller, - ~ al
once Dreyents dizziness and sea sickness and ia
n certain preventative OF the evil effects OF con
slant change OF water.
Old Home BiIters
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters
The Great Summer Remedy
The Great Summer Remedy
The Great Summer Remedy
ToGive Tone to the Stomach
To Strengthen the Appetite
To Give Good Appetite
To Invigorate the Invalid
Old Home BitteIs
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters
Will Cure Dyspepsia
VIII Cure Weakness.
Will Cure Debility.
Will Cure Heartburn.
Prepared only By rive sur,vrn
Wheeling
Sold nv dealers everywhere. ie2S
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EXTRAORDINARY NOFPULVER
j ISED slate and viscOus matter as a roofing
material stands unrivalled. A mastic-it adapts
itself to every shape and slope. 1t Ia non com
bustible, impervious, non. expansive, and unde-
caying Frost does not crack, nor heat dissolve
H. The only roofing material ever discovered
that will resist the action OF the elements &C
long as the structure il protects. For repaiTtsg
old and preserving new metallic roofs Of eli
kinds, Plastic Slate has never been e-uallsd,
while 1t has proved Rn invaluable acquisition %
the mechanic arts az pTeseryeT OF metal and
wood when imbedded in water or earth, or eI-
posed 10 the weather. Being susceptible Of
little, II any, wear from exposure, and perfectly
dre-proOf, It is unequaled a. paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron or
wooden.
Having procured the sole night to uss the
above roofing material in the counties OF ONO
and Wood We are prepared at all times 70 put
on new OF repair dip roofs at the shortest posi-
bic notice Our terms are reasonable and NorE
JOHNSON. CAPEHART & co,
No I'D Market Square,
mA2s Wheeling. W. Va
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IS hall chess Gunpswder and You ~.
SOP, fine 70 choice grades, just rs1s,wxff Iv '''
ale BY lfyal
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TEE ND M Mlns1rl slTElhsSa coH asasH
Capirai ...............-~..si25,eoo

DIRECTORS.
HEyHY CKAs0Ig, Prss't A Alien Howell,
Jacob Berger Wee w. B. Simpson
NJ w Bart, I. N. Dodsop,
W. Y. Peterson, Sr.
This CompanE "a nov fully sfsauisa4. aIs
win In short time commence the Manufacture
Of RsAned Carton and Lubricafing Otls, Lamp
Wick and Lamp Chimneys.
For information in regard TO the sock OF eun
pess Of the Company, apply TO either o. NE tn'
dersigned. or At the Company omcs On Aiao
WI PETERSON. Jr, s<cfJ. v
s. p. HILDRETH, Treasurer.
JOSEPH II. COENELLY Supcrindsnf
dsc7
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Or lts hlHdt"d dlSt1-r--u"''hg '"o o''""s %"
The following are a few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro
prietors by persons who are well known
WHEELING, April Is, l5r5.
Messrs MoCABE KRAFT & CO. Gsitisnen
Having used Kraft's Dlarrhea Compound, LOT
Camp DiarThea with which have been deeply
afflicted for almost one month, all other rsmed6
tried haUing failed, and finding IL not only
present Telis) but o permanent cure, take pleas
ure In recommending II 10 the favorable notice
OF all who MAY be Ike afflicted;
GheplMn 18th W
PIrTsbUg ~-.y ., 1900.
Msssi. MCCABR KRAFT ca. --d1usmen
Allow me 10 add my testimony 70 that OF 9th
ers 10 regard 10 your celebrated DiArrhes
Compoundg / have been for long time sub
lect 10 tho disease for wh iOh u is recommended
| have tried various remedies bat mover founo
one that 30 completely Graduates tne aiseAss ~
ycur medicine A short time ago 1 was suffer
.ug terribly with Diarrhea- procured bottle
of Kraft'S DlarThea Compound" sxPerienoeu
Immediate relief from ono dose ANA n.ef
third dose relt asNToll as eycr. I regard J
an invaluable medicine, and would not ~ ~'''
OHt u Yours, trulE
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. L. 1860.
AIoBBTs sMCCABE, KRAFT * Co.--Genueme.
have been using your "Diarrhea COMPOUND
lu my family for some time and can say with
much pleasure, that IL Is the beet medicine OF
the kind have ever used, and do cheerfully 10
commend 10 30 my friends
with much respect / am your friend,
V. II. METCALFE
Of hetcalfs, Bro g. Co.
MgCABE, KRAFT * CO., Wholesale Drug
gi,ts. Wheeling W. Va, Sole Propnotors 10
whom FlI orders should 30 addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT a Co, Centre
wheeling; WEST q MITCHELL, Bridgeport
o., and by dealers in medicines oyeryvhors
feb24 Gmd&w
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SJLGCsIs aIfS A.
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Or ,,s hinI,sd liseasas- during the coming sun
m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-06
ui 80 From the Washington dnd3 .StAf. J @ la9up
q The National Equal Suffrage AsSOsl
lilcIatiOn-Address by Hon. G!svV.
tlN+ IS

Last evening, Hon g. w. Julian, of Indiso
ana, delivered an eloquent and Thoroughly I
radical speech before the National Equal +,
Suffrage Association Of this city, and was A.
listened to with great interest by an appfe.a o
ciatiye and approving audienee.t He begansi
by stating that four years ago. he, heard o
learned divine, In aconrse Of lectures In the ..
Smithsonian Institute, thank God for this .
war. To this declaration he then respondsb bi
ed Amen, and ne found no OCCASION itOre-a1
He alluded With cutting Safcasn 70 I'll,
account Of JEFF. Davis imprisonment just
published by DR., Craven, remarking that ifd'
there was meaner man on earth thaa JeG Q
Davis, that man was Craven.N There might
be men South, or some c0pperheads North,
whose sympathiesl would be stirred by
reading the book, but he (the speaksrl w6ss
not able to see that the t'sterne statesman''1
had suffered 30 much.n nS4s ~, =,
~ Had Davis been chained to rock ike,
Prometheus, with vnltures to gnaw his vit- .
ais, he would have no cause for complRintssl
He had no desire for Vengeance, ,but, vase
opposed tomercy that could only be grants !,
ed by trampling Justice under f0oe. w. tAs .
n1ButthOugh, s,nownseemedi Ilkel3fp JEFF. 0
Davis should be set at liberty aDdsail0Whd9d
togo 1Inpunished, our cause could not,beH
thus crushed. The principles we contend !,
formnst triamphe IL mot the day fOfhAlf'
way measures, and we must not stop Mort 9
iof placing the elective franchise 3Iia theS
ihandsof every man who has not forfeited ri
itby crime.d If this Congress Is not suiiir
eiently radical, the next Will be more 50, ~
ahdif the next should fail lt0rdaclpvhe GOAL 9
,thegl0rious eonsummation, must falht0 tlhoD
lot the succeeding one. OF the ultimate, a.
and early triumph Of the cause OF justlca
there could be holdonbt. tau'a s7sal sqinsurh'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-06
THE COOI.IE TRADE.
How II i. Casrlsa ep9 IL. Horrors lt, yur AN an,

HTnxw II rfe raVtta a NJ, Tna HHo.-c,.- ..,.a
f''O - (. - -CrTsltiSs. ~ orEoEs an"
The Alta California of San Francisco ex-
poses some of the atrocities of the coolie
trade, deriving it's information from 4 man
who was engaged in it, but has now aban-
6oned it. 1t appears that the vessels en-
gagged in the 'coolie trade are mainly of
nstruction. but as the American
flag is not allowed to cover such a trade,
the capitalists engaged in the business are
compelled to Bhy the vessels and transfer
them to other flags. These vessels are often
purchased In the port Of San Francisco, and
lifted out there for trips to and from the
Chinese coast. The business is mainly in
the hands Of large company, Organized
under the laws 6f Peru, aud known blythe
corporate name of Compania lMaritima. del
Peru, The members Of the company are
all natives of the South of Europe.s 3 no
American or nglishman being concerned
In it as astockh6Ider. and no American and
0nlyone Englishmafi being employed rbv it
in any, ,capacity,o The company owns at
this time fiyeItfne Ships, which have been
trans sferred frord the "a AN to 1thelPeSai3
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Determined TO- RaIe or Ruin.

The Daily Uafor, a vigorous but cOnser-I
vatiVe Republican journal, has this to say
about the Radicals of its party; sros3sIe aE
The signs are that the leading men of the
Radical party are determined TO rule OF, to
ruin-to nominate all who voted for negro
suffrage in the District Of Columbia, and
for the joint resolution to amend the Con-
stitution, by packing the, conventions, and.
threatening to defeat any conservative man
that may be nominated. In the Columbus
District, Mr.. Shellabarger Is to be put on
the track without, 1eveno the fOrmality OF a
convention, and in the Cleveland District, q
Thaddeus Stevens has addressed letter to (,
the Radical paper, so indorsing the course
of Judge Spalding in Congress, as to al
most order the people to elect him for j
third term. Andin every district through
out the State, the fiat from Washington
has gone forth, that all the present delega-
ton must be renominated. If this be done,
then will madness rule the hour, tor il will
require the entire vote Of every conserva-
tive, as well as Radical, to prevent a loss of
several members.d Several Of the RepublI-
can members of Congress represent dis
triets too near equally, balanced to- be
trifled with. To save these, candidates
must be nominated who, While they are
firm in their Union principles, are not so
connected with extreme Radicalismy or ex-.
treme conservatism as tolose votes, but on
the contrary, to gain them, t,,, it.r4.l+
.ar We do not believe that Republicans can =
be got TO vote forimen that tney believe to
be disunionists, but when they seemen in
the field as candidates for Congress who re- +
fuse to admit loyal men in the South to-
their rights in the Union and under the
Constitution, and whop by voice and vote
declare that the Southern States are out Of Z
the Union, thus making secession an ae-u
complished fact, we do believe that but a i.
partial vote will be polled, and that the
great falling off will be from the Republic
can side. e.. .,.-+,.-, os7 r,bnu t01 n 5g
1t is but a waste of time, we fear, to thus, @
talk reason to men who seem tohaye no .
reason in them, yet we do warn them that
II they hope for success in the coming cam
paign, they must not carry their TadIcalism
to the verge of madness, nor oyerstep its
bounds, as many Of them are disposed to
do, but they must aid in Nominating the
best men for Congress, by which term we 8
mean those whose wisdom aud moderation
have endeared them to the people, and in ,
whose hands the destiny of Che country, in
this the hour of her great need, can be
safely entrusted, II this be done, them Allo
is WELL. If not, then the fault be upon, the
heads Of those who deserveft. - A., i
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NUMBER rs 6.


This, we are told, is the usual method of
ton, but sometimes other, lodges are re-
sorted to. For instance, aSpanish renegade.
who was known in San Francisco under
the 'hat1e of Manuel, In 1854, used to run
down with an armed-1orchd alongside the
Chinese fishing boats which Ireq1eut the
coast-vAlways working two together TO
prevent accidents and resist ,attack--and
call the fishermen on pretenaelof buying
fish. Once on board, John was oYaTp0w-,
cred and tied, and the remainder OF the
crew in the boats quickly 'overpowered.
The boats were then sGuttled and sunk; and
their disappearance was credited itO,,the
''pirates." which are said to abound on this !,
coast. In this manner a cargo could soon
be gathered.n01 10 ssOq1nq 9dj IoI I'll "A
Sometimes Q vessel is seized by the coolS q
les and the crew massacred or compelled to 4
land them at some point on the coast; but
In ninetgs1ine cases oat or a. hundred the
plot is exposed by one faction Or9the other
in season to prevent suchsa -catastrophe.-
Only small portion Of the coolies are al-r
lowediou deck at time, and IL a rising Is
attempted ajudieiods disc Charge Of musket-r
ry down thi PARTIALLY opened atc6ways
soon quells it. land soEders reigns In War
The vessel fea 's for Havana, Callao, or
the Chinchas, and on her arrival, from four
'tifths to nine-tenths of the Ecargois In q
marketable condition; the remainder has
gone TO the bottom of the sea through thee
ravages of disease contracted in the confin-
ed hold, or suicide. The vessel nov in port,
TO which wehave alluded, on her last trip D
landed six hundred and fouroo out 0fthe six
hundred and fifty mine with "a which she
cleared at Macao, and her owners cleared
$S5, 1000 on the single trip, after paying all
expenses; so says Captain Garlott. The
coolies are worth $3.50 per head ON an av-5j
erage, and are soon disposed of to, owners &
of sugar plantations in the miasmatic dis 4
tricts of the coast or Others, at that rate.
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DARASOLS, SUN, SHADES AND SUN
Umbrellas sold loWati a.p .lI'h
anrll1 - III 4 1hlfSl -
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<1ChOLERA /.
4 DISARMED !a!! y
The Chief Causes Of Pestilsnos Destroyed.

The Chief Causes Of Pestilsnos Destroyed.
nR. lE ICOURTARET'S DISINFEOTINa
~ FLUIDS. Secured by Letters Patent in the
United States and France. Prepared solely BY the
New York Disinfecting Company, at their Labora-
tafy Nos e9S, 800, SO2 Henry street, N. Y Office,
This company organized on permanent basis with
DIR. SOurtare., the celebrated French Chemist, in
DIsINFEcTINu FtUIDs for sick rooms, nurseries,
uTinals water closets privies cessp0ols sewersgut
ters, ships, rairoads, hospitals, prisons, and public
institutions OF all kinds. slaughter Offa and
fat-boiling establishments; al kinds Of mHnures
(inlmenseIy increasing the value of the latter to
every faTmer)s and wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist These agents are deOdOTizers, antsep-
tics, antpureseents and dsinfectants in The scie-
tific meaning OF the words. They remove hoxiOus
gases and odors by chemical principles--leaviig in
their places hedtkhfaL ar; they are DEsTROYERs,
and not merely d6sor6ents Of poisonous gases-not
injurious 10 utensils in which they are used. The
attention Of medical and scientific men is directed
favor of this great discovery which, with hundreds
Of others, can be seen at the COmpany's office. y l
DELEvAN House, ALBANY, March 80, 1866.
To tie PresideRe' Of the Ne,o York Disi,Jectin0
Company: .bIIt suiC'E 1- 20 y
. Dear Sir; It is all it is represented to be. We
have made many trials Of disinfectants, but now
consider that we have found an article which surS
passes all others as remedy against all bad odors.E
'Gfa.sW ,1gr92 loiNEw) YORK, April 0, 1856.
x C0mpGny: 2" ''''i'' -. .s..-.. 81. f1o,
/. Dear Sir: We pronounce 1t without exception to
be the best we have ever known Its effect upon
every matter Is complete and instantaneous. rT
l.G .lu.I1 '.oifI lC. A. STETsoN, Astor House.
aSrN, B.-These Disipfectants are used by the
scayengers under the direction ofthe Sanitary Police
Of tho MetI IJpolitan Health Depart1nent, New York.
: POWELL \ THOMPSON, 42 Cedar ST., N Y.,l- N
General q Sole Agents for the United States and
the GanAdas, to whom, all orders should be ad-
. For sale Syall Druggists and General Dealers in
the United States and OanadAsu M ld Asuu $500 sI5 &c
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SUMMER. DRESS GOODSIa.

AN UNUsIfALLY A1rTRACEEVEiAS iASGi
"A SORTMENFsa embracing the most desirable
styles in the Market All bought since the great de-
cline in prices, and selling 1T great baTgans at
aprl7 o. W., Wy = ~ = BAIN,-k fSON9qg
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GINGHANS! GIAGHAAS! GTAGHANS.

GALL AND SEE GUN; ELEGsANT AS,
aprll7 Balm q SON. a
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IHfom the Oincinnat 0ommafcia1 tRepnb } July IL
The High TAriG 1nanIa I'm Coa-I

When, the Hon. Justin s. Morrill, Vsdel
ceeded to the chairmanship of that COM
mittee of the House whose special duty It
is to originate all laws for raising revenue,
all who knew the antecedents of the gem
tleman were aware that he would be the
constant advocate of extravagant taxation
of imports and always eager to sacrifice
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0(!bfiIjoI. .sta}(ttlf''s;tIr,,1I,a:ll:rrt.,. / nan !.
THE BIAIs OF EUROPE.

Idea Of tIH RevisIOn-Te ere
rltoriaI Re-arrangements ana Com :
pensatiOns in nPrOspect-WilI France
Take Partdhthe Conflict W p "a ~
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FURNISHING GOODS.
MISUNDERSTANDING OF ~ u
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Kept at this establishment Gentlemen, encourage
as in our enterprise, and our aim shall over be TO
merit your patronage and confidence by system Of
honest dealing, low prices, good goods, and unmis-
taxable hts. '''' - q - o.
- g,f 10 THE o. NIT. & @. co.
Columbus, April 1866, r . . apr7 -deOdl v 4
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
THREE CENTS.

HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The report Of D Noro,,
Health Commissioner, shows that durin, tbo ,ost
week 81 deaths occurred in this citv which in oorn
parlSon with other years is II less than in tho s
ponding week of last year, 81 less than in ,b sow.
week OF 1864, and Il less than in the same ,vel 90
the year 1868 Of the deaths % were caused b, cop
Sunp'loni Group I; dropsy, 7; diptheria A. typboid
leNer' ~ palsy, o: apoplexy ,; asthma, 2; slung-
shotwounds, 2 inflammation of the1ungs, . pleurisv
Z: burn, cancer, /: cholera morbus congestion of
the brain, / congestion of the lungs dysente-y
!; catarrhal fever, inflammation of the bladder
Il Iaundlce, /; measles, |; old age, organic dis
ease of the heart, /, and whooping cough l. IN
known adult, II unknown infantile; "A were malice
and 3S females II of the whole number being cojored
persons; l3 died under l year of age, between
and 2years of age, II between > and years 8 be-
tween and 10 years, ~ between 10 and Is years.
between j. and 90 years, between % and 90 vearz
Il between 80 and forty years, between 40 and 50
years, II between 50 and 60 years between 30 and
10 years, and between 70 aud 50 years
The SOUTHERN TRADg.-Within a few days past
there have been several arrivals of steam and sail
vessels from Southern ports bringing cargoes Of the
n'1"aoi9 products ot that region. The brig Caroline
'T'" ApalaehicOa, Fla on sunday brought 3Q6 bales
ol cotton, and yesterday the steamer Jupitcr, from
NeWoern, n. e., and tho schooner Mary Ellen, from
Washington, N. c., brought full csrgoes of rosin.
tuFPentlne, tar, cotton and sundries
ARRESTED on a BENcH W,RRAxT.-Williom Cor
snch was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Stuck and
poii2eman Masruder Of the middle district, on a
bench warrant issued 10y Judge Bond the grand iurv
having found a true bill against him for grand lar
ceuy. lie was committed for court by Sheriff
Thomson.
CHARGE OF ROBHERY-John II Tilman, colored.
was arrested last night by officer Caaway, Of the
middle district charged with robbug n discharged
soldier named Thomas pnrfrr fno1Dr.ID Of lo-0
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
Remarkable Rohha~v

CHATTANOOGA. January pa robbery took place
here last Monday which, if the facts are stated cor
rectly is one of the most extraordinary on record
Two men named Bass and Williams. pretending to
be detectives from Columbus. Georgia, persuaded 4
lieutenant of the military guard to furnish them as
sistance. went to the Crutchfeld House, dragged
several gentlemen out of bed carried them to the
guard-house, plundered them of over two thousand
in money watches &c. and kept them locked up that
night. and the next day started South. The affair is
undergoing investigation before the military au-