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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-04

A(ES The Best Kennedy Tor
NkAaS Purifying the Blood, Strengthen
-. s.rv,s. Restoring tho Lost Appetite, IL
FREsE,s HAMBURG TEA.
7, /, the bes. preventative against Utmost any suck.
nn - r.sd timely. Composed of herbs only 1t
can be given safely to infants. Full directions IN
English, French. spanish and German, win every
nansnn. TRY TT For sails at all the whole
saIs and retail drug stores and groceries.
mil FREsE. Wholesale Drussis',
OIL. An, atO Clay Street, San Francisco
Ijys7-lyI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-04
First Ward Union Club,

Secretary Storey County Central Com:
August l6, 1866. aulI.tu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-04

Corner Of and Taylor streets, VIrginin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
THE NUMBER OF NETWORK scHooS-THE COR
PoRATg AND ASYLUM SCHOOLS, kc.-ATrEND
ANCR oP scHOLARs-FISAScIAL STATEMENTS.
The following facts cleaned from the Twenty-fourtf
Annual Report Of the Board Of Education Of this city will b
read with interest From this report last issue by MIR
James Mclean President Il appears there are ee schools
in New York. including the Free Academy Normal Oos
Grammar schools Primary COlored Corporate and Asylum
schools Rud Evening schools
During the year ending Dec a. 1865 JOs IS were de-
posted with tie City fog tne purposes OF ednea
ton The may De summed up as follows Am9uh
paid the City Chamberlain over draft In warrants issued IN
is4 S3 533 a. salaries 10 teachers ianitors and officers
t4s2T a.; support Of Normal schools s67s 49, rent Of
school premises and apporonmen to corporate schools and
pianos FOR ward schools ss0e II payments for building md
THIS makes the total s23es CO. which leaves an
in issued to be provided for from the fund OF
Te total number Of scholars taught in these schools under
the control Of the Board OF Education and also the corporate
school,, amounted during lsGi 10 2ls,0ef.
In the year 1865 the total attendance OF all the schools In
cudDg tie Free Academy and the Normal 29 49, show
ing an increase over the previous year OF II Ce3. o.
The State School Ta1 paid by this city FOR the past IL years
and the large proportion moi returned, was as loAoWs'
The amoant appotoned to this county by the State during
AmounSretained By the State Government for distribution
In other counties S2.2j6,Sl6 %.
In the year e5Gten years ncehe total educational eX'
pendture Of this city amounted 10 sg6lsej IS
The report which contains items OF considerable IN
eres contains financial statement Of the last 10 years
description Of the studies pursued IN the various schools com
ing under the supernendence Of the Board as wen as con-
pcte list Of the officers and members Of the Board and the
inspectors teachers &c The report also gives the average
attendance Of each school and the actual expenses OF every
school, has been got with great care andatenon to
important and interesting facts and will well repay pernsa
by those who take interest in educational matters SUI
Joined general report that of the City superintendent
Schools Mr. s. s. Randall which has special reference 10
the management Of all these varied institutions. go
Tie reports Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry hdd
William Jones " A. Cakins aud 5. W. Seton viii also be
read with interest they extended and elaborate &C.
counts the progress the schools and the plan OF education
adopted IN each Improvements In the systems OF education
are recommended condition Of the pupils reported
a. highly satisfactory.
fepor of the Free Academy now the Csllege) is ap
pended and comprises full detailed account Of the buildings
The additions to the braysthe studies prizes etc The Col
ege in nourshng condition and had already very Zoe
scientific collection Is in every respect very valuable
institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
MONDAY. Aug. 20-P. n.

Gold closes at 49, and is not in demand. Early in the
day borrowers paid 332df for cash gold and at the close
OF the day four per cent interest was offered on gold
Government stocks continue firm and in good demand.
State stocks are also strong and in some cases higher
Railway bonds steady, and bank shares strong The
small stocks are firm. Lehgh and susquehanna Coal rose
per cont and Maposa Preferred The railway share
market WINS irregular For Pe and Reading there was
an active demand al higher prices, the former selling
AZ "a; and the latter az III, closing at
70, and llGi. Erie reported in demand
for the election a purpose for which II
is valuable the managers, as the stockholders know 70
their cost As an investment il would be dear at 70 but
this will not prevent creduous spectators from buying IT,
AT the O'Clock call the share market was better except
Emo and Reading, which did not command tho street
prices At the Second Board the market was strong on
the general list but Ere lower and sold at I5ii
Chicago and Alton Preferred sold at 1884, ex dividend
Of per cent After the call the market was duu
and steady on the general market and lower on Enc
Yew-York Central, lOii alo5 Erie, 73l a752i do Pre-
ferred IS S0 Hudson River ll9l; Reading, lloiG li
Michigan Central, lllallli Michigan Southern ana
Northern Indiana sji as6; Illinois Central l!s i2>i
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, St9S4i Chicago and MOTH
Western 36I ADJ do. Preferred, "iGoii cleveland
and Toledo Il6l Chicago and Rock Island lO1 lWti
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, lo5elo54.
The money market shows quotable change, but the
turn is In favor Of the lender The statement shows that
the banks are increasing their loans and circulation and
decreasing their legal tenders. There we're some produce
PAPER Offering upon the street today-the first of The
scasonaud II will not be long before the supply VIII be
large enough to a5ect the market sensby Call loans are
quoted per cent and commercial paper al per cent
The payments accounts Of temporary loans on the 9th
inst will amount to go 900 900 including iniGres The
National Banks viii be called upon to supply part OF the
amounts and loans to spectators will be disturbed mate
rally before'ihe temporary debt is paid of
The following shows the condition Of the New'fork
City banks this week and last;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

the LaShawanna and whestsrre regions was suspended at
ihs time last year i is now in null operation 10. -.
The Franklin Coal Company located a. WconEco ha we
learn gone into liquidation.
The Boston Trass1p, Of Saturday says:
Money continues abundant supply and the market fsyos
erS AZ per cent and the best commercial paper in de-
mand at per cent with much higher range for the lower
grades as cireanstanees may aae SO0n 81 the
leading speculative classes Governments nave peeh sons
advance the close OF the previous y we
light with little change IN quotations.
dispatch to the MapOsa Mining Co, dated Bear VAL
ley, Aug. 16, says;
New mills starts 18TH Prospects good CaP' n1
port weekly. 'A'0D L.
Ss Ae 81 te snuporters of MY Policy" explain Why II
is that select few OF leading politicians and bankers OF
nv 70 M the temroary loan In advance Of the public an
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
s. go 800 l9-for Customs $4,000 Payments, S9ooi
456 IS; Balance, $ss,755,597 30 Gold Notes, s2Voo
Freghts are dull the engagements to Liverpool per
steamer are 1900 bush. Corn at SD, and oOO paies
Cotton at a7l6d. To Bremen 60 hhds Tobacco at l2s
3D. aI6s. To Antwerp 500 bbls. Petroleum at IS. 3D.
bark of 500 tuns to London with Mahogany at 25s.
The receipts of the Western Union Railroad Company
for the week ending Aug IA were $lOsl4 Y, against
s3 5l9 80 for the corresponding period last year Re
eepts from Jan. to Aug. H. 1866, sI6l,5lSi 1865,
$3ss, O62 %; increase, s73,255 "a.
The following Is the report made Of obbes prices to-
day at the NcwYcrk Dry Goods Exchange Nos 40 and 81
Park-place:
Blows snEETTes-AppletOn A, 2a,e do. C. lsei Pitts
mFIcnFD snH1EGs-Bates, 35c.; Bartetts 29ic Greene
PRSTs-cocheeo Qoc; American, Islc.i Freeman. eiei
TicKs~HamiitoD. 4oc Franklin, 3elc.
STRrEs-York, 35ci Ptsfed' l4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
The Soldiers Opinien.
The following resolves were unanimously adopted
hv ,ba soIdiers and Sailors Union Of Washington;

The following resolves were unanimously adopted
nv the Soldiers and Sailors Union Of Washington;
Ueu civilization humanity have again been outraged BY the
and demonsc legally constituted convention
Of nnoadng unarned lens Of the United State, In the Gy
n Loui6sna and 7h.rea slch eVong
psconceed siIoc.ie. Psrp.rstss b ana W.
% irsus reof will be denounced snd condemned oy
All Honest mon civilized globe and vh.ai we n.eetn
g. a. 49, ounds upon the bodies OF those
helpless ursrrned murdered Union the sane spirf o. nas
and towsrd the Of the Government OF the
stse, In starving aid nnfdcfnS
Of war in Burning and cities OF the North ana
IA destroying unaned ana peace
fl commerce IN aud numbering mon me 81 tne
Re,oed That weshs soldi-r and ssilors nlon o.
d. Ia out own name and Representing hundreds OF
ar and sailors tho country, do
the massacre Of the unonRng and uHaind snd
leln theo.t stand forth
buichey beings recorded sPs hy 10 Chrsny
unparalleled enornity burning disgT'r
, nd civ zso lhfough outs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

A RoPRR-INn INsuLTEp.

A "ROPER-IE" INsULTED.
A young man Of about II came befor Justice Hogan
nj the Tonbs yesterday with quiet confident smile on his
pounenance which the Jewish characteristics were
strongly imprinted In soft persuasive mebner he told the
,toYy OF his being nsued and struck In gambling den in
TnioE st. where he bad accidentally stopped He souy de-
risd tiat he played sro he sad ne went into
aee opposite the Fargo House where be bad his supper
bus did GOT play any Of the gambling going on there
Judge thought the Young man vae not what ought 70
BE- that kbowiDg gamblers and visiting Their deus he must
have mutual understanding VIII theu The complaint
gss Dismissed
poor-BIAcg BECOMING 8pRGLAR. ,s,ore inst
Jehu Seward charged by John WIN breaking into
&c hossn At the Tomhs stealing s75 Currency
es9 tetaki s1eed his avidiy and be took that Tbs
Wy was gone bot the knife found on his person when
s,Teseo Being boot black Of 10 years the Judge thought
ceeope Dangerous house breaker IN ume and de
sceo 10 Lold LIN 10 answer the charge OF burglary.
Az USFRIESDLY CUT.
Peter Reynolds committed BY Justice Hogrn tho
elGTCf 81 having attacked bis (efrndspts) friend with
sbs'r Instrument striking bin the wish end eating
az oLt % La Gusei Joins
DlsOLDkELY IEAT.
Moses Les complained OF by 81 ciad SlnYk III fAe
Tomls Yesterday with ASSEMBLING him with lis hands and
es1 on Sunday the 10Th Jsstoe Hogan thought the
sVeouef should trial and held him IA tie OF $500
s1sveT TIE complaint Of assault and battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
pooT-BtAcK BECOMING BURGLAR.

TBE NIw-YoRK TRIBUNE has the honor OF having
the dispatch from London by the Atlantic Cable
sesi g. ibis side Of the water TIE Hah atd
- 80 s-..As -.s-tSEs5 =. >~S~ssv. 80 40 Ah-oA
.As Ne ssykss Ukssss,skS Sspss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
soprssxs BaurAIIY BEATEN BY RowDrEs.-ofH-

Ger James Conner Of the Tbiryfs Precinct % sunaa!
afternoon observed Sowd q t0uns ru6ans at the foot o.
he ordered them 70 leave and they refused and on bis at
tempting 10 take the rugeader into custody an attack va" az
made upon him. one Of the Tuans strikisg HIN upon
the head with heavy stone filing hini 70 the ground h
baon was lieu torn from his grasp, and as he ay
the apEnd he kicked aud bc-tch " tae Iuhan,
until nsehsi5e They then fed Soon after Ouer sLpDeh
came up AMI found the still nsensibe officer "cni ag as
sstance he Lad him conveyed the Station House IA hy
sxthst ntar the Boomngdae Road wheI che was
by IrecnctSutgeon Van Buren, who cOusdeed MIN 70 Oe IN
q critical condition. The injured was ateIWaru con
veyed TO his residence Late Sunday night notorious In
fan named John hcCsny aias Irish john" we arrested
by Officer Wilson On tue charge of having been one OF tho
parties concerned In tie assault He committed Tor eh
The other parties ~ the police, and
viii be soon arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
Receipss Of Produce.

AUG ao-lOss7 bb, Flour bbs Whisky 100 bills Corn
Meal $50 sacks do 1909 BUSH Wheat l2lls3 bush Corn
"a IA hush Oats 3s5 bush Rye 10 900 bush Mslt l22
bush Seeds "A pkgs Ashes is pkgs Beef ss pigs Cut
Meats pkgs Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
ARprsr or RrnaLARs.-Yesterday afternoon BeI

ARREST oP Enthusiastically afternoon Ber-
tina Glerckuer retiring her apartment at No 2s7 East
was rprised nd that the door locked
from the inside. Hearing moving around In the
apartment convinced that burglars had entered in
her absence and accordingly gave The alarm Two Young
make their way the apartment and attempt TO escape
They we're pursued Officers Finley and Dryer OF the Ieno
Precinct and arrested In their possession were found pick
oc aud other tools by burglars They bad stolen nothing
from the apartments although most OF the articles contained
IN wee by thieves IN their search for valid
abes Subsequently Justice Mansfield committed the accused
for trial default Of O00 bail each Danne aged -
Iaborer Hart is aged "a years native Of this city ana
save he Is q painter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

FELL OvERBoARD-William Handling, aged 40
Years AZ O'Clock yesterday morning. fell overheard from the
pier at the foot Of Nigths, East River and drowned
1bo sosy 90. s~ssSsosI~y isyV,C~1 L.ls-s. vS'W va
RSh6s4 d kQ& ne HERe&t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

FELL FROM WIYDow.--At 81 o'clock yesterday
morning John Burns aged IS years residing at No 3 West
Twenty st. fell from fourh.story window OF his resi-
the pavement aud was so badly ne
erected o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

Oyrrcn on rHk CHICAGO ALTON hA1noAp CO.
CsIcAso, H., August H. zee.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-NOTICE is HEREBY
RAILROAD COMPANY. thsts DIVIDEND 1--WE PEk CENI,
free Of Government Tax has beer ee cd cut OF the IeS @
Preferred Comon Sock Of the Cs
pany payable the oics Of M-ssrs " K JEsuP COMPANY
10 City Of SewYork the frt day fsep
snber to the hode q ssd sock whe nsy es
q hours 10th day Of August
Transfer Books II be closed and rsspeDed On ss
% day Of September next for transfers. ~
By order Of the Exeeuiive Comnit'ce, e~...x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

Bankers 60 day bills are held at 1914 Sioi saesof Ken
tuoky bank bills reported at 1861 and commercial at
1864 German bankers ask 1854 for short sight
Railway earnings for second week in August:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
financial.

oycE OF rHs ATLANTIC rEIEGRArH CosPAsf
IN SKy.YoRK Newest. and 80 Boadst. Room No. 3D.
DOCKS of SUBSCRIPTION, 10 a limited number
ID SHARES ClPTAL STOCK Of this Company will be
opened at Office TUESDAY. AUGUST a. from II m to
r. M and closed the nth instant The route from New
York to Bermuda Cape Charles S. theuc. the Azore aud
thence TO Lisbon. in Portugal ....-...t ..l-.-
7 . CAPITAL STOCK, sloooo.ooo
PAR VALUE OF SHARES, sioo EACH.
Tem per the time Of subscription, 20 per cent in 60
days. and 20 per cent In 80 days thereafter.
estimated that only 81 cen, Of the par value Of the stock
subscribed viii be called for. az .-- p .
80 w s. woRL, Presiasut
n. NJ. DAVIS Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

TIE PottsVlHe JoaTNal q hatlTday says:
The onantty Of eoi sent By rail Dad this week e M Of
canal "a 5Ti for the week lS Q tune against 100 t32 r
the Corresponding week last year The dempnd r coal 10
falling of and cos is accumaating xe Al lle sbPpng
norts This month expected would be tie FULLEST 10 the
,ear and we are not disappointed result PRICES here
arc abou % cents lower than they last month which
eauazes tho advance in tolls.
The trade sums up this week as follows compared with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
Treas. Notes ZOOS.

4 INTETs ~" E~NE
ID series.
10000 ....lG6
N.Carolina os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

TatLr o. me SPECIE CireaioH aud Dcihi "a s hant,
ne Cy u Nee York for ne se'k sHe"g S"'"s"" ''s"
fQtH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
rENVsYLVANXS.

VINO CLAIM TO BE Tns NEW UNION MN oP rtSN-
sY1vAN1A-A CHOICE COLLECTION oP COPPER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

STATE NEW toRK. BANK DxfAhfsnsI}
April u, psb
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN; pursuant TO chap
~ Laws OF it65 that the circulating
notes ued CHATHAM BANK banking sssoon located
in City NewYork will be redeemed By The
presentation al THE NEW fOhA
NATIONAL STATE BANK In the City Of Albany for ns yssss
from the date hereof, and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating notes the sae esnk must Or
Aforesaid within six from the date hereof; notes
which shall presented redemption sad payment within ns
time thus specified be charge tbs fund In Ne
hI myi i. sss g. W SCHUYLER saperinsrdsns
BANK DEPARTMENT ALBANY March a, lste
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to chap
IN laws Of 1889 snd &c lsws Of 49, Ia shs ess
hating notes the BANK OF NORTH AMEhiCA bank1
socston located city Of HewYork viii be redeemed AT
PAR:by the Of the Banking Dep&tmsn Q. vesse
lion al National state Bank the City Aeeny es1
At Bank Of North Americs OF Nswfort me sy
years from the date hereof and not thersss
outstanding circulating notes Of the bank must Dc
aforesaid the date hersoii and al $500 wheh
hs not be presented redemption and within the tine
thus pecfd charge the fund v We ssnss
"''' SUPERINTENDENT ~ e " SCHUYLER. Superintendent
TI'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
II 0URNER Il Co. No. 90 Cedar-st. New forh-s
See Advertisement In another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

5000. ex.oOu. 6il
Walf Irinn Tnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

RUMORED TRANSFER or THE CONTRACT FOR CLEAN
ING THE sTREETs-BRowN, DEyOE KNAPP no
LONGER COyTRACTORs-THB PURCHASER IN POS
SESSION MISUNDERSTANDING or THE PRoYIs-
rors 90 Tup CONTACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

the Laokawanna and Whesbarre regions was fpenoed at
ths time last year. II Is in full operation
The Franklin Coal Compony located a. wconisco has we
Learn gone into liquidation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

b0O......... o. !
400. ......... 81
Tol. w. & W.
l0O.......... Et
Chic. " Rock Is
5O0..........l072
Mara Gin. lPrk
2O0. ex div. Al
Chi. A., Bur. e. O..
W0.......... g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22
NEWS FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Dec q, 1s60
X : Stanford State Treasurer concerning whose CON-
duct In gaming The school fund 10 ranks IN Memphis
the legislative Investigation made has resignci 10
take cnst on the LIST OF January
For tn nrst time IN thirty years New York exchange
has beenin "a, or ~ Nashvile bankers Thoy buy al
one haif'ent discount and sell at par
naelincent and costly bouquet to-day oppressed
70 Mrs Lncon. a, Springfield. H., chrstrnas urer.
ma IN tohn OF appreciation Of herself and her noble
husband sntmory on behalf Of the German citizens Of
Nashville.
A .pecis tras leaves here to morrow morning for
Chatanoog, 10 meet the Congressional excursion party
% rvSN 70 lev 0Teaua who vii pcs through this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22
sssrs xpmyimtxrs-sllfstu cosRvprns.

BosroS, Dec. -. 1sss
n The Common Council report presented last
evening In favor ~ nliing NJ the a,s between what
known a. The city proper, South boston ard Castle
Island Tho cost or this work, whicn, II suggested
wiz add largely 70 the bcnsnt u tho city and ils people
10 estimated a. az 0Oo 600
Ths dsveopments w,h reference " corruption IN N
matter Of the purchase Of land for educational purposes
al % per foot whsn vas Afterwards offered AZ a. co.
be- tAsao1 HsAi t1ciisnsEi Ameps Ne Slu fsihsgn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22
Juut susrrruy RECENT ufcslus-curTua ESTIMATES.

MONTE Dec. Il, 1860.
No a,empt has been made 10 take advantage OF Judge
Busteeds vecent decision that debts settled In Confed
crate mhcy, during the var, not valid or OF bind
Ing fors nor e u likely that any suits, under the
ruling q this decision. will be entered upon
Tho estimates FOR the cotton crop rather decreasing
here nnS u tho factors placing themselves below ~
hundred thousand bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22
IHt TROUBLES IN MISSOURI.


ST. LouIs Dec. II, 1860.
Warrants have been issued by the Unted States Com
uissioncs In this city Cor the OF Colonel Mont
ssmery, commander Of the militia in Lafayette county,
and other persons The warrants issued under the
Cia Rights bill They have an examination before
theVnted States Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

4 fs'9T1l ~ - = - - = =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22
MARINE DISASTERS.

The Srb0oncr NetIte FOttcf AshOTe-Nv""'.
tion Of the Brigs James Ciin and Jubilee.
Bcsros, Dec Il, 1880.
The schooner Nellie Potter from Boston, Of and for
Philadelphia Is Ashore on Cape Cod, rrovncetc~n
The crew we're saved Tho vessel 10 high up on the
beach and not much injured.
The British brig James CIR, from AM Cages fcs Boo
ton recently ashore at Tovince,own drilled out Of thu
hsrbor last rlrht
The British brig Jrhiee ashore n S~i,rate, remains
tight; will probably DO got on after ischarsing lser
despatch r.Iorss that pf Jubilee had ssups ofosdsis
" We tssSk AaG blssatS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

The rrspdnfon's Burcsa has received commang alton
tm Prince Ere derrick county, Nd stating coicred
named John or has been indicted BY the Grand Jury
q ha, COUNTY for bNborns his children who bad been
bound h we're rslsased TO him BY Judge Bond o. Bai
more. The facts reporter IN ne case ere thai John uss
0sssAas ssius W olSAAaIs csS5 y IssA i0i w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

OTTAWA, Dee. 81, 1900
The ministers have all len the capital and the political
excitement has subsidized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

evEsEc Dec. 81, 1905.
subscription has been started in this city for tho suf
ferons w tho Aie isribs ocIIiery explosion in England
The amour, given ny the Canadian government, to the
Quebec relief fund Is $4,000 Another instamen, Of
CT 900 received through the cable yesterday nom
London, Masking total OF 4 n 900 from that city
Sir ". y. Becan arrived here yesterday.