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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
TO CONSUMPTIVEs

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
sw we eks by a very simple remedy. after having
suffered for several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, ,Consumpton-is anxious TO
make In own to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desreit, he will send copy Of the pre-
sorpton used Gree of charged with the directions
for preparing snd using the same, which the, will
find suRg CURE for CoSsUxrrIos, ASTHMA, DRoS-
cBIrs, CoUoHs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affection. Tho only object OF the advertiser in
sending the PIeser ton to benefit the afflicted and
he hopes every sufferer wi II Try his remedy, as II viii
cost them uothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VREE, by return
mail, will please address.
REv. EDWARD a. WILSON.
WilliamsbuIg. Kings CO., New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

KEMovAL-BUILDINa.-Mr. IA
COB ScHEIDER, we are informed, is about
erecting new brick block on the corner
of Main Street and the Springdale road,
near tho Catholic Church. The site is
now unoccupied, the old building former
ly used as wagon shop, having boen
removed to vacant lot, a little distance
above on the Melmore road,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

BAzAAR.--The ladies of Trinity
Church, in this city, will hold Bazaar
at National Hall on Thursday evening,
June 2lst, 1866. We understand that
the ladies have entire control of this en-.
tertainment, and have spared no pains to
make 1t an occasion to be spoken Of here.
after with pleasure. AS the proceeds
are for the benefit Of the church, libe.
raj patronage should be extended.
GIDEos's BAND are engoged to enlivcn
the occasion with music.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

PETROLEUM. v. Nasty, says of
the President; Z" Androo started
out to be q Moses, and if be is one i
think he's changed his Isrealitss."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

Pittsbmg, FL W. & Chicago r. R.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

On and amer May 90, 1900, trains will leave sta.
tions daily, sabbath, excepted, As follows -
raia leaving Ch,esgo At $50 a. m leave. daily
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad.

on and anef SUNDAY, Jane tu,A. 1855, sna
nnnl taHhet notice uains viii kavs s follows
sou TN.
1907 ~. 'Msii rvsin leaves iiffn eSnnec,s u
Carey with uain nom fiudlsy arrives Al Day.
ton at $50 ?. n, aad eounsV Is with train tor Cin.
einnN.
1000 ?. ~, Night Express leave. TINA ecnusets ~
Irhsns fcr Columbus at Springfield wtth Little
Miami n. r., strives A. Dayton At 7OS 4. n. 4,
snd connects with uain Tot CincinnaiL
MOI ~.
4 rs AN, Night Express leave, Tirfn cornset,
dClJde with e. y r, r. X. fct the East At
eandusAy for Clessland snd the East.
40 r.s., Trsin leaves Tifu connect, At Clyde for
Toledo and Cleveland.
Sleeping Cats on Night Trains.
j. II PutrsR. Gcn1 supt
Gxo. u. srkvHSs, Azt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21
TRAINS GOING EAST.
TIEFIN MARK ETS.
Corrected woekly.by s. b. SHEATH.
June 90, 1866
GRAIN AND SEnDS

GRAIN AND SEDDS.
LOUR-Sll OO@ 10 30.
WHEAT-Firm ut 81 50 to . 30.
CORN--Firm at i5@50 cents.
RYE--60 cents per bushcl.
OATS-Firm at 33 cents.
CLOVER SEED--SI 50@S5 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--S3 90
FLAX SEED-Ss 90 per pushel.
HOGS--$9 00@l0 90 per cwt
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUTTER--l7@lsc cents per pound.
EGGS-l6 cents per dozen.
LAkD-ln Kegs, l3@lIc per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

STRANGE.-That so many who
are afflicted with a Cough, difficulty Of
breathing or oppression in the chest,
which is gradually but surely wearing
them into that dreadful disease, Consump.
ton; that disease which carries off thou
sands daily, when Aliens Lung Balsam
stops the violent cough, and heals the
irritation, also many cases which were
considered by the Physicians to be in the
last stnges of Consumption!
For sale BY MI Druggists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

RGorE.--lf you want to escape
the cholera
l. Never peak or think of it. Ban
ish it from your home circle as n topic OF
conversation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-21

June 81, 1866. n36-2m.
, 1866-04-27
COLLAPSED FENIA.

Account Of the Seizure OF the Mighty
Armament Collected for the Purpose
0f Invading ireland by Way OF the
British Provinces.
NEW YoRK. Ap11l aG-Ihe Boston Journal gives
The following account Of the seizure ot arms and
:gulpsa's :. ~ E,apoE Ae {ot,tion ,is ai, benz
The E. II. Pray had rallied from Portland with mu'
pIitons OF VAR iurended tnr the Feulan., he IT,
and a uted sae nss a
ioruey Talbot, Of Portland, as TO theIr disposal.
Mr. Talbot autographed 10 Collector Long 40, to
oresn 1s Thc scse M
ing under lht tnns Of lhe cunboat Winooski+ werc
then htld III cnas:r By her until the following
night dnr!ng which seven cares were obtained and
suppotea ] 10 be Fenians, vho hsse remalpsi Il i thus
f.r undctccted. Next morning the remaining one
Fm, sp,,Esp @ wnrr: thsy wsFe p1secd il enarse o
Col. Rantom. THIRD United ststes artillery, who Is
commander OF the post. That night the cuaru vas
gS es @pnn sss1s e e. Vt.
val Of An1. Gen. Meade that officer approved Of The
anai oIsposfstonoI the schooners cargo which Btll
sd So|e eon,sin S snont 1,sS spr!ns1sla md Erast
mu.kets md carbln-s, III ot when bear indications
Sy the Inscriptions attached 10 them. were eonsF,
Washington, PhIladelphla, &s. Thcse wcrc a.st
With = 10, d knarsseEs I'D eanteen.. TxeniJ.iou
honrf after The seizure Of these war mu1ilons Ucr
made. 3r. kerrlgan called on General Meade ant
demanded his property, pe.sistnR IN a.oRln.: lha
be va. merchant or New York here Tor tho sale 0
am1s, General Mcadcs reply was that i
| was ccttafuIy q strange co.nc1aenca that b.
ehould lust 1t thi: time. when there was such 4,
aux Of ST. anccs be kcr. to is pose Of enca kind
properly. That The United St1tea Dovcrnmca
sent hr here for thc purpose Of seeing fha the nu
tra}ffy lape were not broken, and tnat he could
l u "a "a n 4hnntH Af4n pnt1n NIL shct
aru1r, ETC, under the ZANE circumstances. Il va
probably the ecizurc OF thesc arms that took tlla1
10 Washington. wtert the matter will be tleanitei
dscldet. In tho 1Dean.iu. the schooucr ha- BIC
released and ha. gone 10 Bcuh:ukc, where shc
| owned.
| a erec!al from Eastport 10 The Tribune says, II
Feuia1.e arc ali jeavtn by boat for Portland. Bri
t i.h var yesae1s 1cft yrstes3or. The Fcnlan Eol
Ycrt1nn this lnoEnip. decided on LEAVING.
, 1866-04-27
FROM NEW YORK.

a Washington Cholera Panic-1leattb
Oaaccssa tacrort-in 1nteFestin@ State-
nscnt-Anothcr Bank Rnbhcry-IIc-
st+tance to EItortionntc Landlords.
new YORK. April S6.-The Eo1sneTt1ars special
tays there WaA a ch0iefa panic among the contra.
bands In Washington ibis morning, cansed Ivy Two
sudden deaths, but insearCation shows that the
cause was eating Ton much fresh hrh.
The taIne dispatch .ays ehttr Is Eot much chance
for the passage Of thc Northern Pacific Railroad
bill.
The Deputy Health Officers, report thia morn,nc
SLOWS that therc have hcen tweniy.ihsre nev ctses
Of tlofeza aatattted to the hosplsl th,p. mud two
deaths e1Hee the lA>i report.
\ communicating from Dr. Swtuburac, Health
ART Progressing tAvorahIy* the disease a*.umug i
mildcr type The iucrcaeed numher OF admisalons
to the hospital shlp war Occaetoued BY the sudden
change Of Temperature.
Quite an inteEr.tfrr r abatement VA. mtde TO the
Board Of Health yese1Jay, tending 10 show that
choletu Il Indigenous. and not necessarily conta'
vious- Il 1rprass IRON The recorhs OF the State
Em1Eraut no-ptta1. that between the ed at No
yember and the 10Th OF December, 1861 thtEo were
thlry-one ca.es Of cholcTa On n ards 1t.aud twen
fy-sesen of which were fata3. These patients had
no communication with the passengers By the At
lsnta. get they contracted the disease and those
who died had all The mott marked symptoms o
cho!era-
Another bond robbery WIS committed IN thi
| ci,y yes1c1day to the amount Of <ly,ofp. paEmen
OF the bona: has been etorned. reward OF fl.0ts
| :s o3ercd for tho return OF the property.
Ano. her meeting Of teDt.paycrs was held las
night In Houston tisect. aud IN Aesoe1stion foet
to Frst*t extortlpp hY landlords sud house agents.
, 1866-04-27

the bill. Hc propo.ed TO consider the mstter A.
bueiness man. The grant Of lands made % thc
soea eargph y n!. 5nSs We S,f his ,6s3 y
1as9a nse, 'hss q ID esps:: @SGss' icy
q q e, 'fy IT, ss9a
The co1.seaucncc was theT could not get American
apltal'sts 10 invest In it, though they eoald ST
rosii men % il New Epclaud. howeFes, had NJ: II
Were eirr, exzmtned Is chaser, nnd determined 10
L gossp9 t' "a is,s tsgsr the the
cha1cr, paying on'y The legal and honorable preli
m nary ezte'ees tof t:e surrey. printing &C. He
traiercd The interests q the couotry DE-
but s"ee Of ''e the Se1aesa ere faeae sslosd.
s;r. WAsMguRNE, Of Illinois, maae rpeecn
aca,nts the BILL dcnouoclng It a. TIE sa;te.1 cssa;
est ard most gigantic scheme Of ituhllc p!undcF
ever brought into The Hou.e ct Representatives.
lie warned the member. On the Kcnuhlcan side Of
sf s5
s'urerauoos appropr ations Of public money. and
foz eush objects: lie glo1ed IN the spirst which
the knife Of veto Into the corrupt ard sotcn legs-
la urc Of that Statc and for which he deserved 4
Henumen. from the people: II tue National hxseu-
I'd cSl kl:hts Sn Il B an Seso soe scaeme
that extent receive tie rfa.i,udc Of the American
III. wESTwoRTn-"n he is going to do it,
Mr.. STEVENS offered substitute for The bill.
debate followed: afacT which movement tossard
adjournment took place.
4 nesEage from ihe President waz received. en-
closing the report from The Secretary .! the Int
nor In reference 10 the eastern dlrston OF ihc Pa
| citc rntIrosd
Mr. " AsIBURS rayc notice that the Commit.
,re On commerce bad prepared Il very important
bill IN regard TO unloading passenger ships. and as
| It was connected With the question OF choea, he
| would ask the Iinuse to et.n .tderi 1t tomorrow.
| AEef the regular report dsspo-tnc Of the North
e.p Pac,tlc Railroad hill, on motion OF Mf. Steven:
the Senate Joint resolution. mak1og an apprp?sta
ton fpf tlr e1pensr= collecting tho revenue oU
customs va. taken from The Speakers tahte. rc2G
t~ice, ard referred to the Committee On Appropra
, !tc.e.
Sir. WARD presented A rernonktrance OF proni
ncnt members OF the bar o! thennng County
n. y. a.sintt the Federal JudIc1a:y Bill.
Mt. LAFIIS presented petition for the trausic
Of The schooner Mary from Canadian to an Amer
lean 1Iotf6m.
Mr. hLDEIDGE presented memorials from III
Ntscon~ln LeEl.lasnsr on the equalization Of sol
1icfs' bounties; in reference TO ship cana
| through the ttate OF Wleconsfn, connecting L1k
Michigan wi1h the Mi.si=s1pp! River and the Gul
| OF Mexico; for tho improvement Of the haFhor O
Superior City, via. and joint rcso1utlou 1cc1a1
Ing to he the duty Of Senator Dootttte to resign
The lauer WIS RETIRED 10 the Committee on liz
| construction.
Tho House ut five O'Clock adjourned.
, 1866-04-27

This nutaur md beautiful Instrument hal been thor-
ouEhiy aud approved IS some Of The hi :hest
suhoft1es f- lsnd. The advantages c1slned for It
hy the tuan7f&elure1s are:
FlksllY. 4 graceful and beautiful form, which raa-
ce.t thr Cyclotd I?no n ornament TO pas'or. tn-
SECONDLY, The share elves additional strength for
tbr hist while The coEness Of the t1uaTe pauo
are tEcd together making three pieces w1a the sdes
ard back the cntrf case Of the ctold ta2o Il made
Of but one Niece OF WOOD, or Iaiher Of lwenty.tnor
ra.se- t3rh rlc-.s, slntd together. enu pacel u
n nlu OF th~ lrure shApe and OF innttsc pressure.
from Witch .hsy e9erEs. ie point Of nct IT, onc so1ia
a ali the strings that eoula be placed *thln IT, can
Aotc c1 aEcrt It IN The lixbRst degree
TNsEpLy. HF this t1are the corners aEe dIap:nstd
With. AID with thc1u Nil The heavy timber which i
Eccesssry to xire nen stTecsth, but which i It the
srras ita'e detrimental 70 The parity and so1dltJ Of
The canc.
power ftancin. In perfect tune Il Increased hun
dfea 1o!d. Thesc Ins1IuESeats ~ soon ~ they arc
srrnt. be trued up 70 pitch at oree. iFon which
pl;c they never fall white ordinary ttlHEe pkaroa
require 10 be drawn up mAuT times ref0fe they Will
s1au up to pitch. for brief period Uftluae hud
alteF tint reIutt. to oe tuned constantly
the czte aided b. lhe Iron plate which taket III.
arE. that Lot eak Epot BE- found lmpasts
10 shr suue konntty. = power And n t~ngtn and
rurtty Of ytbrat hyperion to any square pnuo
uhnufActurtd. and a.suates is qualify In nobility
spd grandeur ol toneto That Of the beat setuiEraa
ssSTaIy The Cyc1od rrsss upou three legs thus IL
always bearing equally. whether the too- ts 1are
rot preventing auy tTt<tDR tran. such as Il Liable to
de1auKe instrument resting upon four 1es All the
above Pianos a3e full sectsEts, ana *aEfao&ed IN TIC
nllfest manner.
, 1866-04-27

1Dt-pernte !AnnEf-nd1 Fellows Com
veAltUn.
tSp,cia! Dcsra'ch 20 tic Chlca-o Tribunal

FEH1tUn4
.1$prcia! Dcsra'ch 70 the Chicago Tsibnnc-1
CtSt1sSAT1, April Is.
\ dc-?rra'e siflir occurred last night II Crtttcu
der Kentucky. t"rnf Y-four mile. from this city.
Robinson'- circus Va. performing there, with the
Rational f.sg fvin9 frous ite center pofe- DnrnS
the daf. Eang<of sgucTiila-iooking fellows rode
about ttwn. uttcr1ne Isnprceatsons against the
stars aod stsi1e. ant threatening mischief About
the t1uc the performance was to cummenec. In
the evening, cowd Of them approached
the entrance door, and demanded al:nsttancc.
The Douzkecpc- ta!d them shcr must get tickets a,
the ttcktt N1gor. They wcnt 10 the wagon and
demanded tickets, bnt Hhr.. reIa4ed. One Q! tue
luiIans thea crappied Jack Rahsnton. ticket
hy The n1n- Jack called !oE ne,p and Two OF three
Ct the csEtue company Tzn ont. Ihe 1NHsnt
:ustcd into :he tent and began nsfnQ. James
Kolnnson- EauaEtnk man. hut no EtlA
'!on to the proprietor. Wak .hut through h!t
btdy. the ball entering hi: back and coming
10 tho surface in hie Tight ride. John Robinson.
nspasn Of The proprietor, and great 6ase rider
he aa!- Jack after ieasfns hi: wagon. was shot !.
1hc tasrn, .hc n2li ps>fmg down md coming on
Dn-tns the as,ar the circus pnt,
,.aa tn,,easd ,,rr .,nt ha;ehe1s aod s1es -, "a
rnent. Tbes -. four Of the nt.aa1lue pariy wce
killed md p1hcIa nprntcd. Tne uau.ra OF ftTo o
ihc denn arc Janac- 1nEr and Gh ,tle. W1thc1.
james Eorcan was mosta113 fwounded.
The Odd Fellows Of :hi. ctY united With tho;
ct Covtu-1on and Newport IN she celeh:sssoa Of II
TIC UHiu q 5.aicr. The parade "ss Large and Ii
yw,Hfyr
, 1866-04-27

EIsGM SPRINGFIELD.
3s~tu5n cf Cow ~3=te>br-2yura
<'"nrict-ti-%EHr Expsn,Itatir rcs-:ant-
YarF FS+P u1M Meanlt&.

3s-tu5n cr Cow te>bY-,gur1crcr.
s"nrlct-si-ztHr Expsn,list1rcx-:s
tarF Regulations
,@pcc1ai Despatch to 'he Ch1eaco Tr7bun..l
SrElsuFlELy. April I'll.
Governor O:lesny arrived honc from Bcca ur
sa-1 ev-Miny.
The ;Eiai Of RaEney Van Au-tlslc md LsE,cs
ie1non charged with tue murdee Of John Slundcrs
at rawneo en the evening Of The 9Th Of March,
issT3. which hs: been In progress 10 tho ciscult
~k:',sst Il ssussmon fonn'y, vsa concluded tu.day.
The crIy proof in The c,sc WIS the confession 0!
= VAN .nr:tal= made At various .Incs The jury re-
turned r.rdlct Of ::n!1,y. TI.= p:son-za were re-
n,sndtd 10 jat: 10 ~ aft sentence
1setutr- flied 10 tt- AoItant Generals oaacs to-
lsy. =Luw HAT Anr.ial! Cnnntv l,a= expended Fu,
war purposes $iaD.Git.ls: in addition to this The
following places In The same county have eI;eutt
Is follows: IEoreweli, Eioa95: II hftcssr!d- ~ aar'
&;lundy tountv hi. exoelaeu S!l3. .ls5. In midi
tton the alA,ve teu ton nships in the Fame eoaut,
:hA.e expended 51.15t.J0.
Uuf city authorities hare 1nau.ufa+ed series o.
vcry thorough ind vigorous sanitary Esraeus-s. dc
s:.uc! to c;.cr1tc a. p1srep;lyt. in the t.rent
that fearfnl Fcouree The clp;e17. visiting tho boE
Ecss.
lne fog:E seventh ann,ser-ary OF The establish
1pens OF the Order Of Odd Fellows In the Cnltc.
>.a,cs- viii he ce:eh1a1ed hT a sunlptuons supper
rpeceh making and oh.t ceremonies. this evening
, 1866-04-27

this GEp8ttmEHL W.T. nave Cu1{ SVQE1 10 0-te1Y
!'esssf Il Ffs e. 1hs ls;itni L.
s1,. e!sSosss: "a eSa;setettssis so@pesltis "
=,eat t!aats.. Tsu Ti PEoxs sa,1aoe adaisions I,
chm sosai I'd hYnS.
5tE: eesd:n tIeaaa Malsz. n 20 -Ga!a l. naE" ~;
nses::S :le 1Gssa Hess E!9as~
t9s 5SS s5ss s. Rss@ =;
cEolF II@iy ChaIe9: Sew r. xerxa xa.nm,,c,np,nt,ro,
sd@sss ii 4 ssy sss!ssa = =:
a. SS;sss { y: az
ea1posi1lo:s Of this blind Afftesn Artist an CON-
sss:,sS, 81 r. 1i f' i
SsSi!sh.s rte e pa1 lda fo Ia ~;
"a Ea.ls so!ney Tsna: saa nsnesa y Toa5
ins:s am 1sai. will foI'oT shortly.
LUNA POLKA. u cents. Peplow.
ss IL = 81 1T Aanes
sa;'t 81 US s. Sa. Saasss
FA1ET FOOTSTEPS WALTZ ss ccsts.
Easy snd pretty. Coed to plaF-oe''es stfl1 to
SOUVENIR EAFR1cA1SK. SC. Taeo. 'ioe1linz-
from fssy e. popa4 %ait ~ osa ls sss
"e1.nd 1ns.zumsnt.s Hed1ey."Ae. ~ Eoh,osn- 2so-
sisesa sioEe1 4Sow e tes so.es ts'e:ss
R;; &e&fsi fssS Fl, E ss S'
Gems from '-cflss'saa Ia coras's- H. 'Ae''
t. + efIea he5s tss
eess%s !s,ss a f,aa ~ GsPrertess Come ac
b, f9tds1tek. a aas' and Rood comic cong"
, 1866-04-27

NEW YORK PLANO FORTE Cs,s1rASY.

md nM foly deserve the ta.tet4ns enenr,irma they
hA,e received fsu The nl;hcss musical authority ic
this country.
, 1866-04-27
CtsNGRATUIATORY CORES
pUNDENCE.

Opening Of TclcEraphtc Eo1nn1nn1ca-
Gion With TuncDuvcr,s X.Inud.
VICTORIA, VAxcouyER's fsrAxD.
AprlstIh.
To The IFe.ideut and the Secretary OF the Cnited
StateS: ...
congratulate you On The complet1on OF the se'c-
Graph line connecting Vancouver. Island with
thu United State7, effected hr American enterprise.
link to bind the United States OF Anlerfca with
Great lrita,n, In the bonds Of peace and progress
ton.
lsivncd> 4. E. KENNEDY.
GoSernof Of Eaucanyer's leland.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsNISaToS, April &c.
To Cor A. F. Kennedy, yanrouycr'z island:
We thank you tor youf kind greeting. and Join
with you in the houc that the enterprise an1 tht
:ncceteu persecution OF which Il thus -icn=lizcd
nay he continued until 1t fhat1 speedily uu1te tht
continents wide open to common and complete
civilization.
t>IEnet.) ANDREW JOHNSON.
wv. II. SEWARD.
, 1866-04-27

LoC1sv1llE. april sB-This afternoon Judge Bal.
lard Of the Cnitcd States Distinct tuurt, issued m
terine With the ofpuhlie Justice N dleohe5
ing writ Of haa-as torpNs In the case Of Mr. ntn.
dc.son. Marshal Me1r!we1theF VIA. rerf=te1 BY
Davis II attempting TO enforce tae order Attach,
{;eorre Il. Thonass. R. ". johnson.
Genersl ". n. Whpp'e. 4. !. g. and Provost Mar
<ha1 Ut Tennessee. Miurnabe at tho next reEual
,trm Separate cop,ce were ordered and issued
ncalpst ua,1- and Lieutenant Colorcl II. II. Coyte
fos 1r.s ting tho United S:atcs Marshal IN the dis
charge Of his dutE. lsAil endorsed on vach writ.
M4rshal MeTsiwea.hcr his nn,ldcd shc Prc.idcn
OF the rfrrcnt potitloh Of adstra.
Mr. Henderson was faken 10 Nashville last nigh
hy order OF General Davis. notwithstanding ,h'
wit 1T ucl BY judge Ballard fol his prosecution
teIote the United Siatcs Court.
, 1866-04-27

simple Hop Yeast, In concentrated form quick.
reliable AID In every Instance pso< uc!nE LIGHT.
EWEET and ECTR1CioUS Bread. Biscuit [tackefs,
ID 1oif siIuzht paetages, and Eet.tIed a. I3T sne
The trsde surrlled BY WENTWORTH. HlbHAkD 4
ws6S 1t y Ease net
, 1866-04-27

Government f.nnsract-leaaIFont1 Acel.
dent.

Government <onsract-lea1IF1nt1 .Acel-
dent.
{srcetn, Despatch to the Chlcaeo Trtbnue.1
ISpiAxArot1s. April 26.
Some time ago Congress appropriated tomc frc
Thousand dollars for tho furnishing of The Gorcrn
Yrent building in the dtY containing the rostoice
and Tinted States Court Rooms, which had never
,crn full5 completed. 4 we'll known auu stilsni
mechanic Of this city, thoroughly loyal, and a
member Of the Union party, tsamcd Do.Ein. Wa.
recommended By Gen. spooacr, United
Ststes Marshal. and other Union cit.
I1el., for lhe po.Etiou o: Superintendent
OF the york. Hcrs7 II. Sckon, Of This city, an un-
MI ,=aicd CoppcFncad, was rrcommended Tor The
sarzc r,otition by Judge Perk,as and othcss. To.
dsE asr. Set.on received thc proper p,pcss Erou,
wa-h,ne.oI. appointing htm to the pfacr. signed
ey s-eretary Hugh XcCu11oeh. Mr.. Mcculloch II
TTotsed to have sa,d that he made The appointment
rpon lhs Recommendation Of .scn3for Hendricks.
The tnioa mcn orse tee1 justly indignant at Nr,
Irt,ni:oea psctcsrrcr-
1T. in..osrd ltat Mellon will appoint a. bis
chief efnesI-tznt Mr. Esr1y Sixndcrssf OF tins cir
wlio-a sev2ces organizing. lodges Of tc
o:lhc Golden Circle throughout the State a fr,,
years .eo haye Fever been rn!1y rewarded.
An Incident occurred On the b3tcion:a:ac Nssl
.usd rear PcnsiIcton, to-dar. resulting In tho sea d
inE Of The engineer. could not 1cazE hts na;ns
Hi Injuries arc believed to BE- slight. however.
, 1866-04-27

Bos1oS, April s6.-Ihe Ncwbarypo1 Htn1tf
rrhlehc. :tatcr,cat Of Charles Il. Golden, In
Jail there, On chargee Of burglary. In which he
c'ai,ut 10 have becn vezy intimate With Mn Cum
nlpehsm and hes,ianl.ly. and knex al about % shs
Strict, scyrrn1 year* ago. lie tays
.1ronc other shtngs that Mzs. Cuoaingham
onerrd him Fs5.nN ard her DAUGHTER Augusta N
dcsth MIR. Cunumchan would get fl0l,0o He
declined the Job. hut took Augusta to the theatre,
rcfurrud with her 10 Noud etree' and ft.pt In the
hncer thas nigh. knowing before he wen. to bed
that the murder had been committed.
The confeesten looks sensational bat Eaay bs
, 1866-04-27
FROM LAWRENCE.

Outrageous muFder-MectlugE to Suss
aAii, Senator Ponicrnr and Repre-
sentative Clnrke-FtearT Mail Con"
SFacS-Frutt Prospects,.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
LAWRENCE, Knnkar. Aprite5.
An oussactons murder was committed near this
city on Sunday night 4 young lad bs the name
OF Huru. having hAd come difficulty With fauaily
b. The name OF Thsrnsoroa"h. wh!le the ,u.ttcr
Was being talked over With the yicw OF an adjust.
zncpt, one Of The IhonhoEoueh. shot an older
hru:btr Of xouug fiurd. ktIling him Instantly The
murderer ded to the woods. End ,as not rel been
heard from.
He-iiugr hsye been held In seye:al plsccs IN tha
State, endorsing Senator ponero{ and kenreeenta
tive ClafEc for voting Tor the Civil Rights Bssl and
strongly oondemnins Gen. Lsns ios yot'ar TT to Il. ~,
.a;u thc President. AcssrT. Fomeroy aud Clats
nc canc1cates for reelection, and from rTeEcn
indications viii be endorted By large ms1or1ty o
The people. ,-.c.
lie contractor On the Ksntes cty .na Fo1s r. ssos
mall route bid one cent, AID hi. ootafncd Inc coa
tract. II is ds!Y mail. distance 100 niles M!
tay for tour Year, four cents- Mcst OF tae III
weekly u,ate kayr bern ased 10 dallS service.
Emigration Il pouring in IN unprecedented nun
bssr. The weather /. de1,ehtful tfut tires ~ TIL
1.;ppua, with a 1a1f prospect for HQlt Of Eli kuoa
, 1866-04-27

Thcst ptaro1 stand solely the!r OWL merits. No
TIE way IT adseru.,nR o- attrctus public at1entien
t.e these instruments won!d be a. well ind
tsSe the puschaaeF hoEc.c7 is tna1 be does not pay
rrncitcsiy, h. ce:a Inc same thing fnF ies4 money
We hare .o!t lAr:a naaas-+ and they h,se, II r..
to refund the mtpey In Of failure to r!-A'~ a1
We Ehou't hear from them II they dill mot fE sa]ian
nuf promise.