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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

Berthe Judge of the Common Pleas
Court has decided in Benton county, In
diana, that man who keeps billiard
table, or who sells or gives away liquors
to minor is not fit person to be en-
trusted with license TO sell Intoxicating
liquors
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

Beg The amount OF bonds held by the
United States Treasury in trust for the
circulation of national banks, and Gov
eminent deposits in designated depos-
itories, amounts to 1856, 1890
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

Dsg-The present Constitution of the
United States must be either too good, or
not good enough, for the Southern States,
as they are not to have any part in it
until il is amended. But which
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

psS= Miss AM ELIzA LEAK is giving
exhibitions at Augusta, Ga Although
born without arms, she can do many use
full things, such as using knife and fork,
pen and scissors, etc. She also crochets,
kuits. sews and embroiders with her toes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
GEN. LEE

Some one has proposed GRANT for
President and LEE for Vice President
The Mobile Register dominates LEE Tor
the first Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

Des Moines. A company has been
formed, and the necessary machinery or
dered to work the mine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

Dag-The chicken cholera is decimating
the hen roosts in Madison county, Ala
bama. Exchange 1853
A very grave mistake The hen roosts
of that county disappeared long ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

B% A three foot vein Of camel coal
has been found on the Iowa river, near
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
GROCERIES,
2O2 900 900


y ME HAVE IN STORE AND ARE AMI
w ious 10 sell them out quick, the follow
ing goods.
ONE LOT NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
ONE LOT CRUSHED P0WD'RD SUGAR.
ONE lot PORTO RICO SUGAR.
00NE LOT PRIME COFFEE.
UNE LOT FAIR COFFEE.
VNE LOT SUaAR-CURED HAMS.
ONE LOT CLEAR SIDES. 1.f4r
vNE LOT BACON SHOULDERS.
0NE LOT LARD. in keg and tierces.
0NE LUZ kAlSINS.
ONE LOT CORN MEAL. aNlf
ONE L0T CAK0LINA RICE. ft
ONE LOT NlkGlNIA TOBACCO.
ONE LOT MISSOURI TOBACCO.
ONE LOT VISA kS.assorted brands.
UNE LOT ENGLISH SODA;
ONE LOT SAkDlNES, In and q boxes.
ONE LOT MACK EREL, in barrels,
ONE LOT MACK Excl, in barrels.
ONE LUT MACkE IN Kits. al
VNE LOI WHITE FISH, In kits.
VNE LVn SALMON, IN KITS.
UNE LOT BLUE FISH, in kits.
ONE LOT OYSTERS. in cans. fIs
0NNE LQT TRESH, REACHES, in cans.
S SNE t ESF S sRFES p FAAs6 # fsp'
0NE LOT LOT s sXhE sR HsEh n cans.
ONE LOT GARRET'TS- SNIFF. In hotties
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

mosphere of the ill-yentilated chamber
he reminds one of the descriptions Car
lyle gives of Mirabeau in the French
convention of 49, He is to the Conser-
vative Republicans what Johnson is to
the Democrats and Trumbull to the Rad
icals, the oratorical exponent Of policy
If he is less philosophic than Johnson
and if he be as casuistic as Trumbull, he
possesses more of that peculiar quality
clear common sense, and a practical way
of stating it than either ESWstf8 2
IMPEACHMENT
Such are the three leaders OF the pres
ent Senate, such the men who, if evel
the threatened impeachment Of the Pres,
ident is attempted will fight for and
against him. History, alto all does
repeat itself-for now, when We hear talk
Of placing an American Presidensin the
position Of the French Louis, we find in
the Conservative Republicans counter.
part of the Girondists, with Cowan for a
Verquiand, perfect picture Of the Jaco'
bin or Mountain, with Trumbull for a
leader, and a party striving to preserve
intact the constitution of the nation, with
johnson for an Isnard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
INIPRONEp ROsE WASH
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID ExTRACT EUCH U

In all cases of the Urinary Organs. whether ex-
istine in male or female. from whatever cause
originating, and no matter of how long stand
ing. IL spleasantin taste and odor, immediate
in its action, and more STRENGTHENING than any
OF the preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken-down or Deli
cafe Contribution. procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that howeyer slight
may be the attack Of the above disease. Il Is sure
10 affect his bodily health, mental powers, hap
pines, and that Of bis posterity. Our nesh and
blood are supported from these sources.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
PHYSICIANS. PLEASE NOTICE

We make no secret Of the ingredients. Helm
bold's Fluid Extract Buchu Is composed Of
Buchu, Cubebs. and Juniper Berries, selected
with great care, and prepared in vaeuo by IL.
Il. HelmbOld, Druggist and Chemist OF sixteen
years experience IN the city of philadelphia.
and which is now prescribed by the most emf
ncnt physicians, has been admitted TO use in the
United States army, and q also IN very general
situations throughout the land.
M Direct letters 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS
New YORK, April 23-ll:3OAM.-Cot
ton market dull and nominal at 36@31c.
Gold opened at 26s at li;3O a. m, 26!.
SENATORIAL SKETCHES.
Reyerdy Johnson, Trumbull and Cowan-

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post draws the following pen
pictures of Senators Johnson, Trumbull
and Cowan:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20
~ 'I II dAsaSssToN 1Is1siSsn isaTsNs t'AAA:

rTT tHkAtKsToN DIsTRIGTs
azoaas* *sliaIoUk vs.!B. n. RIVERS.
IN tie Court Errors; colxm5ia, Hay,
1861. Daakin Chief Justice.
On 2ist December, 1861, The Legisla-
tats OF South Carolina passed an Act en-
titled IAN Act to extend relief to debtors
and toprevens the sacrifice Of property a.
public sales.": g..
BY the frat section it is provided that
ut shall not be lawful for any officer Of
this State to serve or execute any mesne or
foal process of any of the Courts of this
State for the collection Of money until af-
ter the expiration of the first session Of the
next General Assembly of this State, ex-
ceps in the cases therein after specially pro-
vided.". This Act was renewed in Fsbru-
ary and December, 1seS-agsiu in De-
cember, 1se4-and in December, 1866, it
was continued in force until the adjourn
ment Of the next regular session ofthe Gen.
eral Assembly. But, by the second sec
ton OF the last mentioned Act, it was de-
clared that nothing therein contained
should be construed to apply tc any ca -.s
Of action which might thereafter origi-
nste; nor should any debtor be entitled to
the beaeft of the Act, who should fail, on
three months previous notice, to pay his
,cfsaitor, on or before let December, 1866,
one'tenth Of the aggregate amount due at
the time Of demand; and on such failure
the creditor was authorized to proceed to
Judgment and execution; but that no exc
cution should be enforced for more than
one.tenth az aforesaid duriug the contin-
nsnce Of the ACT. Similar provision was
iuads in regard to any debtor on 6nal pro-
cess at The time subii.ting.
The case first entitled is that Of = Rule
On the Sheriff to shew cause why he had
failed to SERVE tho writ. The second case
wss motion, on bshslf of the defendant,
TO set aside the service Of the writ. The
cause shewn by tie Sheriff was that the
original csuae Of action was money bond
executed in February. 1850. and hs relied
,on the prohibition 10 the Acss above re-
cited ~ cha iussidoation Of his refusal to
-aervs the process. The cause of sction in
tho second case was 3 due bill,payable on
demand in 500. -.
The rule against che Sheriff was diseharg-,
ed. and tho service Of the writ ia the latter
l. a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20


g. sisss sii; dfsss;
staly wsitE
4 is q q q iDtsss IS.
Colt sEtlsis W doos
sha So iiSmsdiss lsofinaass
A & & q d q tbs ( 81 s. g
Him p6ssssb Sssg dSts a6,Ss6Eis1
~ d.
, 1866-02-15
Markets bv Telegraph,

Especial 10 Western Associated Prtaa.l
EKw YoEK, Feb H.
Railway speculation was ve1J tane thia morning.,
and the market generally fraction IoWef, Lead
lng bears we1c haomcslng whole LIT With cash STOCK
aud sellers options Rock Island was the strongest
stock on the Hst Tho mtfket x2s steadJ At the sec
ond Board Al tho Lat Board there m 1s;heT more
demand for ttotks, and prices were seaessuT oe1t.
although the Advance was not very marked.
CLOSING PRICEs-
The following xeru the closing pFtesa It go n
New Sort Central, esx; EHe' :sK: Aoa,o1 tS.' S;.s
land P1tubur.t. eoK; Cleveland Toledo lol hoef
1.lsnd. INK; Northwestern &X; do. psefefred seA;
Fort Wayre, e2S; obio Mississippi tefdncates @A.
QoyKKyXEHr1.
for,,nmruto ARC opiet but druo. There IS disposi
lion 10 invest in natlonA securities least LIKELY 70
be dep1ec1ated By uncertainties. F1veTWenues Of al
issues arc u pet.er. CERTIFICATES tose n.
AolKT.
Money market dui, the demand for call loans being
uus lirIted The general rite Ia PCT cent, With e1-
ceptious 1t per tent.
Gold IL rather easier, Notwithstanding the very
large demand for custous which yesterday amount
I'd 10 closed at lJ7H. Tht Excitement On Co
lotu6o gold btoc1s runs higher than ever. ann there
was further marked improvement Oh Ill she Ieaosns
thaTcs.
Petroleum shafes were generally higher, win 4
large business in Putnam, Pithoe. Hamilton and he
Cutoek. There mote lAFKe sales OF Tho fofnel
and 1atter bT parties recently losnluE shen. snes
| weae Ut the fotlowh rates: bFooklyn: &C unno
Farm, nc; Palmer, $a6s Central $50 Enplre CITY
Sc; Executor &1no; Hamilton and Mc1fn toex, 80
oceaa.c, s.; Oh Creek, 4a.o0; ptthoto Creek. sass
Cnited States, s16.so: shade River. tz'oi Nauonal
l $50. .-......
Gunnell Gold, $l.so New York Cold, $Lss; Quart
4 HILL HIS; Smith 4 Parmlee, St6no-
l pRY GOODS.
The followinF:are tie quotations from the Dry sood
, 1866-02-15

nf the eontest wh3eh promised to last TIT nlshtrsi
h iessf He csid BOT care to Eece the lucorveqeoces
al fde of tep uattc& orT the opeo pt1tr1c, 2fBr
a.rk. in fiat etof no, aa ht ps5ticnlAr4y an1ious
10 stay thefc oyer night n the u5idst Of that cut
thsoa{ crew When he len neither Of the dogs had
Neer4tcAed'' ouee-ncithef unc bad for moment
hraitated 70 vince the muafc -
The ride home was peculiarly unpleasant cue.
We need not attempt to ttacrfhA the Journey HpI-
nee /! 10 say that the wind which blew IN scarcely
beat4hle gnAts along or etreeis, seemed scnsnt
raofe cutting. on tie open ptnir1e. &c a1r;Yed
home cold and exhausted, passing IN the way Two
o. three wrecks Of cutters and baggage which hsd
been broken up On the road ont, and Xhoee ornsfs
hid returned to the dty AZ best they
ejty be found an the sbportlng" fataFn!ty
In excitement. Tbt nany saloons which
4rr specially eeoted 10 BY these people, were lled
4slth tsvsse looking fellows wh1se sole talk was
made up Of speculattoua On tho result Of the fight
offers 10 bel On one Of the clbes do1 and plentiful
tnlelardings Of oaths too horrible to repeat Thc5
were uneasIly awaiting neHa nom the seat of war,
and in the mean time were hetghtenng their impa
t1ence by rqUeat calls On the bar tender Tor snlt.
Temperance libations.
We Know not which dog won. Il Is perfectly I'm.
material and few Of r-1ae7s would thank us fcI
chfuulclfng the result OF the fight No one camt
! Ia rntil lite hoAr. Then epoH arrived a1uos
frozen 10 death. He etted that the party had beer
| lighting, and that two or three Of them bad sus
| tslned broken heads. They al stAtd there. It h
not improbable TINT grand nghs has been In pro
| rress fhrpugh the night, and those Of thAm VIII
/ escape Nilh whole skin may be thankful. II The
| are capable Of being 70.
, 1866-02-15

Sr. LoCIs. Feb. II.
aweather meat dtsagreesbe1- Hesyy NOV storm.
With cotd and cutting x1nd non Tho northwest FA1s
sttendance 90 'ChsoEe to-day.
Tpn4cco-Ma5kct unchanged.
F1oya-coattnuss nt.n> With fsir shipping demand
Eales OF sr.tug 1T S75; branded Xxx It $40; etty
stason, DO k n sa.s&slo.9 10 do la3o
1ucy XXX NJ $tanh
f;nA1Y-Wbeas aun and no demand. saies Of faN II
s1a3alsu. Barley unchanged, With appea,ance OF de
Ching Sales Of old fall At T,es1ba oas3 ntu WIZ
better demand. Sales Of good n 4ts44e; prime A 4
Torn act1sc, With good shipping demand. sa,es
mixed 1t saeac, 5eslow At s2Xe; mixed white u &C
l white At &c. .-.--...
Isnny,s.ax-Po,k lower, With downward tcndeDc,
Ealts Of ~ bril- city mess vt t7 Lard steady. Sale
l OF kettle Tentesed At Tic. mn.
HoGsft1m, Sales OF St heod I've hogs At al. aut
l 80 he4d do 1t ts-1sSs11- ..-. -.
CArtx-Thue havc been large arrivals 1t The eahl
ysrds in the last tventyfonr hours, but tas eeves
l 1tnsu has prevented al sales.
] Wunkxr-Cpsestled,a at se.laH.
I Yn,D-lowtz. With downward appearance. SAFES
eo0 ntrs Aug ~. IT, at 1ec; tss pEs soH MISSOURI
] tokc -.
, 1866-02-15

C1NEtnUHEI 1IHTRCIt
(epecial Dispatch othe Cnseaso THoune:l
-, ClacIsSAn, Feb. II.
Ff;1orn~ Inactive. Small sales Of extra At $500.
Ga,r-Nhtat tInll and Sc lower. Sales at Nc. ! new
.ta, 81. Corn ste1dy and rsmer. Sales Of No mix
ID At sc. oats dull. Eales Of TO- at Sc, Eye nou7'
.sAts Of No. lst 7sc. Barley 4ulet and nn
tnansea.
Co7ros- STEADY. Sales Of midd1ing at tic.
Nu1sk1r-Steaiy.. Sales Of bonded at fa9a-
PnoE1Mo4s-Quiet and lower. Sales Of new city
mess rosk al 38saa29.o0. Bacon quiet Sales d
atopldetl 1T 1tc; sdes At 16kc: clear sidesAt Ixc
Bulk meata &c lower. Sales OF Shoulders hs 1xs
p.cked, Greeu meats nouioal. Lard dn1. PTtnectt>
sod country IL offered At Ike. In limited quantities
without buyers.
uo6s-Qulct. SAe1 OF ely dse&seo ~ *ti'aa- fe
celpss, sa3 head. :.
MosEY-9teady.
E1cu4xaz-Frm,a At 50 premium buying and 10 pre
mjun selling.
, 1866-02-15

tht r!xata md p1tvne4es II ttta eome1u n ft !
The blii se.s io,aa 1hst eaup.a,nant purchased
ely q Mn. Wilder aiosnsatd and al'o leased from
Win II lie W 5ssd; ssesiar to psy fos iii dama9e* @
casIoped BY snJ overfo. Of I "1tes; H laal spn.s.
9gsay tns de1sPdsns ,!o ~ ob,pea s Tia
land from Elizabeth Wilder, a:ose-eid and now
thrcsten. unless tbs company purchase tas.s lesss
at the rate Of $500 year tor len Jeara 10 cut OF
The supply OF NatcT TRIM the dam.
In he matter q The petition 9! Holder, guardian
den. d cr.iaisn Nj Of Edxm Royal AeG1aw, ptaor. to
eeIi tie tuteest OF .ald minor IN cetain Ee1 caate
described Is The southeast qosTsr q the eouhvest
Southwest quarter. md nineteen I'D aczcs OF the
Trtt tde of the DostnweAt quarter Of secton fifteen
e., N e, foush he
tidisn to The doWes Of AIntlia Taylor. The
widow Of Levi H. uibband, the inesaie frorn whom
Of ssd rial estate; said real estate being situated In
| Adams county. m thi- Stalc. '
Coan ". Brandt This vas n action Of atsump-
Eli, instituted By cEus coan eestn>t nsuses q.
Brandt and Edward b. Mann, to recover damsges
REcoaprn;s counr-R5o'e Hon. E Eaa B.uen,
port lcd and confirmed, and decree Of dignrce Or
oercd 70 BE- entered; Thus suit Tss in.1tt1ied 5so-
band, John Bcigch, to obtain deezee nt divorce
! upon the ground Of cruelty.
The bill Of complaint sets forth that TIE p,sties
md l,Trd tneeiher Tor eoua months. when de de-.
fenasu,. ailet pfIls1nc course Of extreme and 10
!S,t Ely ~ 6e aas ~. o. ia msises tte com
pI,'nsnt Obtained deeree Of divorce rom her hus-
band@hc same detendant-frou a former nssr1Aee,
| msrTiove rhe hafi nne rhid
The repo1. Of the msater refs foth the following
y 6s hs,Rs r: 6s shed 1s en- r. the ctv Of
Chicago In 16t3.
MARRIAGE, ssid child beng no" oes~eeo nfne ana
81. co9nisieant i. . resident of Chicago, and
nhs 20 s9saae9 M ~ toe ses L n III.
aeasnt IN 's hs II IA neeS eu1 q e4gesae snd se
pcated Cruelty to%aros h1s s"1'e:..... VIE: j..
On me oompasmt, na m!,nv IS hrpP sh33 a1 H.
dsisad.at sa t. ,neonps'ea, cor q hsSs sasn ssfs and
eos!oay. r,...,-fvh,,..-v yo,,,-t NJ r1,,,n,
Ans! = H. 1s, o,,5 ~,
nF1neo. ~ NC oes3Se =. 9sso1Ss 9i ~ 1t ,..a
ne nni o. eompa1ns nleu ~ ~ hoatse
war married 10 The deteposnt Wilhelm hgstss' y n
!si1, md that abe lived wisn bin - good snd a
| tnntnl VILE thE Apf11 4. leo6. Wnen neI nus pauu
wifnlly deserted and atssn.ea hinsen 1um ga- hss, ,
nc, E,t nts hc1 ~ enar1a Inc ~ cSs ND
eiopod 70 Amcdcs, followed him, and eren.u.lly
= opcn state q adultery Win woman named
M2Tsfetta Fetz OF rug. b3 H9am nc h4o nao oae
child, the result Of adultmors intercourse.
| People w. Hugh Richie. Information TOT n1l-
: aante Notion for change Of venue by defendant
e denied. ,, ,u.-.x...,.
Same Fs. Chases 1nnkef. naletsna LOT tss .7;,x
: ing stolen property. Jnsy G1al. te1ue. Emk3'
Il and punishment a. saeesed a. ere Saf y tne psn,
, | ant -.
= = Same n. Mary Weber. Indictment tor larceny
e Former pies Of not guilty withdrawn and plea Of
Ie Eulty entered. r,,..,. ~,
= Same rs. Thomas J. I1tmAn Indictment foi
&nf1, ,1fr r7nltt ff7HAa raf1
F. nIae ~ 1n5itt en;rred r. "@
, 1866-02-15

the working maa, da,tstnp hia elevat1on In eYe99
sesae Of being snn The dooss Of eqnaNty haTa b=en
thrown wfde open BY lbs company. and eseeF ~
xtth 4 Voire tn It's MANAGEMENT co TespondIng with
hts capital as wcll - bis skill II this Is not the
t1ue 1sy 10 blend. snd haEmonize, and reconcile
rsni.l md abof giving each tts true pot1tfou let
Ie Wprfing Acn's Adroeote propose better.
AN Exp1nYt or TIE EAGLE MASufQ Co,
, 1866-02-15
ADuentpp for Somebody.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Viii you, Of soae oi tbe readers Of Jour paper,
please answcr the following question:: Whrn !
Sun ong Ell 1eI .nsopsty for employment when sreei
afitf street has been raye.scd and store eer store
entered, With no other success Than cold look and
obsired to eet hon mor1lIng tn night. and nigh,
iii mornins, 1t the ere1lasd needle. With which
she NAV, pesh4ps, earn from four TO i've dollars
week, and Is expected to PAT from at 10 soVsn oo.
case, Il she 70 maintain henteif respectfully
, 1866-02-15
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

TRANSFERS or HEAL ESTATES
The folloHin. transfers Of Teal estate Vert fled
yesterday for recording In the Recorders onec OF
thlr county:
John T. L-Mofne to Jarnes ]. Walker, 9. y and
Dan. ], Mor11s 10 Jaa b. Johnston. part scc. JIG,
Eiixabe,h Johnston to same, part Of eame de-
Nsneyt Higgins to George Higgins, nv. Il o,a.w.
ssne e :,neT;N: Y: 4 ofs: E. ses; 70, u,
and n. WI oft.e tee. 4. 20; Y. .,u.,x
- d. se f. sanpssto @ 10 J. q. md R. H. Sample, unai:
rtdsd Of y. e - = i Ct see' H. and :. OF
Gsofse 3: fSans e e ElIzaJ' Chaplin sn0 lot 1s'
;. sane j. Caroline b. Ktmbsll, sub lot 49, block
Niebolss q, 1glchszt to Catherine Wl'mott, sub
john +. snsdcr to isosina Nittel, sub lot OF 1ss
Conrad Etgennan to Il. L. Pnf, LOT H. block u,
Ate ktnssly to Mary Kinse1y, lots and 8, block
Petsr Isl!nan to Fame Koop, part Of NV, y
6eo.ss j: Crosby to VIM. Shaw, lots 7ana g,
John +. star to Anna c. Thornton, lots ea, oS,
u, 6a, biock S. Sheffield Addition:
Wm. Jones to z. Z. joaee, lots and s, block !,
''Aes ~ cuAun AoR1aAuzs,
The following chattei mortgages were also fled
George +. nsyno1 to Philip MeGoyern.
L Wa11e and c:J. =. Hirseh to = He.ieabruegcf
j. Browning to Leonard RohgarbeT.
i Education Of the Soldier Poor.
The following preamble and resolutions wcr,
/ fn~t ~, re nr.~ 1ofH
| Of Wcstfe}d College:
WBEREAs, II has pleased God, In Ills wise prot
idence to terminate the unhols srirp in our land
but while this Is the case. It Ii d 1amenGab1e fac
md md ,nany others have been MANNED for Tic; md
| WurREAs, We, ns church, feel that He owe
LISTING debt Of gratitude 10 onI nobse defenders,
WHEREAS, We have under onr eontrol Westhelt
College, located At Wes16esd Clark topnty. itiinnit
belonging 10 the church Of the uniled Brethren y
dfen, By way OF granting Them The benefits of on
eolIeEo for The purpose ii secuF1ps IN education
Il 'i Rss9e,i. lit. That We eecasc pesmsneut fun
Of twenty thousand doilsfs ior ne kperni ntasnt
wounded soldiers hsl ehild'eS ana Tue en-
ID. That we earnestly request ali patriots. Chm
tiss md snas ex o. Sea1 Semi95 ae55a Il
ID That &c look more especially to those COME
cDces co cooperating With the school. 10 aid ID ~
fLis work. We most earDeIty request the presidin
edefs to present Tins matter 70 The nluissefs II
people of Their respective DISTRICTS.
4th That TIE now appeal, In the pane OF our ma
ter 10 al lovers OF education, md espeeaiJ TO 4
friends Of the unfortunate soldiers and their GU
q aren, 10 send On their douataons to Kew: ".
sh nss sss9ii ), q @s Z e Ssh"ao1s eoss
: ssh. Th.t We request Al per.eaiesls friendly a! ;.
, 1866-02-15

faow'E37htaf .tcady. Corr dUll md declining
with sales Of yea.ow NJ 7lct "a'e ~ 'esssE. oasa
dull.
SHYpe.-QuIet ,,... .,.,,
BCG4E-Ftru1 ant nctave.
WHIsEnY.-DuIl; salos at $a7s-
, 1866-02-15
SStolr11,.

CTOLEN.-s5o Reward, sto!en ,ts,s .
4 'soais sasao:a 20 ss'asa e;
were sakea Il hcamono 1etu III ms lid nan, rlAndef
= ssts .sSs!
1hiskess tae o'ass o. o ox aaa .:r S-ox ssoiea
asetd 10 ~ s;ysnts< ~ a,o
Cmsa9o oons nF 1r,a To thcr recovery Or sh- dels.
o1':n ,'o :nd sos eon,ieos * sn!s.F FL ss
s.e - ahnYe' 81. ME* DELS0aS' 800 a'~'ss~ ~"'
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md upea waking h ths n a1ntng discovered that
his wallet, containing 4a, u4d been takea from his
pocket Lie msde known his loss to the proprietor
81 DE house, who then remembered t.1tp9 teen
Haf1y johnson eurrzsng ffon tbs eomplainaut's
room. sometime dur1nK the night 0dce1 PoHea
wae notified, md upon y1strtnz Iohnsonb housc,
found Eehafers wallet aud ~ Of its conteuts and
amer considerable difficulty, arrested the pt1sone1
johnson Wss committed IN de[Ault OF S5V1 ball.
, 1866-02-15
m 4 Il n 1 e % .
: DIED.

At st. Charles, n Feb; 12th 4 he restasucs q ths
hfidets nutbtT hy Rev. T. L. lAEhtOody, Dr.. HENRY
KINGSLEY, ot Middlebu.J. vt+ and MARY II. 11BB.
, 1866-02-15

RonnEu1.-A co1ored man giving hts naue ~
HsIry johnson was placed In the pftsoncts dock a.
The Poliee Cont yesterday forenoon. accused Of
sobbipe Charles schafe1. The complainant OF
Mpnday night slrp4 at No. 3s5 South Clark street
, 1866-02-15
SMITH & NlXON'S HALL.
SECOND WEEK oF
Blind TOM.

This wonderful Musical
Prodigy will continue his
entertainments at the above
Hall till further notice.
NIATIN EE.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Admission. 30 Cents
Reserved Seats, rs Cents
Which may be secured every
day this week at the Hall,
from 10 a. NJ. to 3 pm
Matinee Ticketsfor sale eat
Smith T. Nixon's corner, OF
Clark and washingtou~Sta,
BLIND TOMS rernarka-
Bile competitions are pub
lished by J. MARSH Esq.
1929, Chestnut-st, Phila'
delphia-
,,.t% An &C 7 THAYER Aren't.
, 1866-02-15

The North Clark Street Aasexau,ent.-
TgEIce Divorced from shc Aame rus
bana-sCf1mln11 aud Pronalo Bus
SncAs..The Union Slack Yards
in Conrf-An AqneausDls
Dattt.
, 1866-02-15
lAW1tTELt tleEMcE.

The Revere House Robbery Case'-.Ver-
dict..Persistent Efforts of a Moth
cr to obtain possession Of her
DIeeitimatc Offspring.-Do-
mestic 1nfelcifJ---Di.
rorces Granted and
Applied for
, 1866-02-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Deodoraxed and Improved pruxixo
Lotto. SEE sdyerttsement On third page,
feblsrp3N1t-ths
, 1866-02-15
Rnarninu=z64antes.

-Wantsa1As ,s,ss s,;s a;ass.t oeos .aet;:
desirt. n a ws,i xi.n ,hs suan
other h1nst And 70 ~ inmates walk non the
EN- hstnrs. Hnst q Sn.s +" tribune of'iee MIS-
:, Van, 3d. T. T. e.. Gsp Il
d tstsan aP n? ss..e sd north Of Txeh q p,srcs
Nafenai a.,s :tvsn 7Sd se4s1'9 ofSss
ttss.,ps I'll 'ceat'oo s0a 'e'e''' ~ e1-0~ -
, 1866-02-15

Oakwood HaE.-A Family SCHOOL for
hoya st Lake Forest, III. f. Baroes Principal and
Prrr1etor is greatly enlargtng and improving this
tns:ltu,ion, preparatory I'd tho COMMENCEMENT Of
tho sp1iQR tG{W U3H