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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
The Reward of Courtesy-A True
Sketch,

A few years since, on radiant spring
afternoon, two men, who from their
conversation appeared to be foreigners,
stopped before the gate of one of the
large workshops IN Philadelphia for
the manufacture of locomotive engines.
Entering a small Office, the older of
the two men inquired of the superin-
tendent In attendance If he would per-
NIT him to inspect the works.
You can pass IN and look about If
you please" said the superintendent,
vexed apparently in being Interrupted
In the perusal Of his newspaper. He
scanned the two strangers more close
lY. They were respectfully but plainly
clad, and evidently made no pTeten-
sions to official dignity Of any kind
Is there any one who can show US
over the establishment and explain
matters to US 2' asked Mr.. Wolf, the
elder of the two strangers.
7 on must pick your own way, gen
tlemen, replied the superintendent; /;
q" we are all TOO busy to attend to every
party that comes along. I'll thank you
rot to interrupt the Workmen by ask
ing questions.
It was not so much the matter as the
manner of the reply, that was offensive
to Mr. Wolf and his companion. It
was spoken with a certain official as
sumption of superiority, mingled with
contempt for the visitors, indicating a
naughty and selfish temper on the part
of the speaker.
[ think we will not trouble you, !"
said Mr.. Wolf, bowling and taking his
companions s arm, they passed out.
" If there is anything dislike, it is
incivility," said Mr. Wolf when they
were in the street. do not blame
the man for not wishing to show US
over his establishment; he is, no
doubt, annoyed and interrupted by
many Needless visitors, but he might
have dismissed US with courtesy. He
might have sent US away better content
with a gracious refusal, than an un-
gracious consent"
Perhaps" said the other stranger,
I'VE shall be better treated here )" and
they stopped before another workshop
of a similar kind. They were received
by a brisk little man, the head clerk,
apparently, who, in reply to their re-
quest to be shown over the establish
ment, answered, " o, yes come with
me, gentlemen. This way So say
ing, he hurried along the area strewed
with iron, brass, broken and rusty
heels of iron, fragments of old boilers
and cylinders into the principal work
shop G
Here without Stopping to explain
any one thing, he led the strangers
along with the evident intention OF
getting rid of them as soon as possible.
Z When theV Dassed where the work
men we're riveting the external casting
Of boiler, the clerk looked at bis
watch, tapped his foot against an iron
tube, and showed other signs of i'm
patience, whereupon. Mr.. Wolf re-
| marked; We will not detain you
any longer, sir, and with his friend
/ tooE leave.
This man is an improvement on
the other" said Mr.. Wolf, but all
J the civility he has is on the surface; il
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

THRILLING INCIDENT.-The Royal
/ Standard, Of Grand Turk, relates q
I thrilling incident of the hurricane
1 which lately swept over Turks Islands.
4 Mr. Walter Arthur, whose family
was at the Hawks Nest, attempted du-
! ring a lull in the gale, after the des-
truction of his dwelling, TO reach town,
a distance of two miles, with his wife
and five children. During the struggle
he succeeded in depositing three Of his
children In a house In the suburbs,
where over sixty other persons had
sought shelter. AfterWard, when about
100 yards from the house, and while on
the ground. his knees embedded In the
earth to enable him TO sustain his wife
and two childTen-hundreds Of danger
GUS missiles flying over his head, eth
er one of which would have been fatal
in its effects had it struck the crouch
ing grOup-the house where be had
left bis children was taken up by the
wind freighted with its humanity, and
carried over a wall without touching
stone, and dashed almost to pieces.
He could not make the slightest eXer-
tion to look after those children, as it
was a terrible struggle to prevent his
wife and other children from being,
swept away and killed The children
escaped with their lives, however,
though others in the house were kill
ed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

The following from a correspondent
at Bramfeld, Conn, is not bad hit
upon small organs IN country churches: /:
A lady from New York was up here
having been spending the summer in
the country. As this was to be the
last Sabbath Of her visit, she took her
son, child of four years old, 10 church
with her for the first time. As soon as
the organ commenced its strains, the
little fellow started up with delight /;
he looked back to the gallery, he
stretched his neck he got up on the
cushions and raised himself to the
very tallest; his mother demonstrated
with him and told him to sit down.
But he refused, and continued gazing
aloft with straining eyes.
sit down" said the mother.
II won't Z" he cried, so as to be
heard all around. Sc want to see the
monkey"
There is quite a party In our church
opposed to the organ, and they tell
this story with great gustO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
MsCELLANEOUs,

n Enn PER YEAR we want Agents
eoAaegUU every where to sell cur IMPROVED
SO sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed sent On trial Warranted Eve
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in the United states Tor
less than so, which are fully licensed bF Hsl7ss
WAssIer & FiIa0n. GT0rsT q Baksr. SilgsT e Co..
and BackeTder. AW 0tber cheap machines, are
iIfls7s1aets and The eeIsr or assT iiabst0 ar
rest fine a1d tl1prts0nnlenf illustrated circulars
sent FREE Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark Z
Bddeford, aaine, or Chicago H.
June / s66- -Ivi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
sehooI Ezaminer,g E[otioe.

vyEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
"A school Examiners OF Delaware county viii
n c,.t at TE3TPLAR HALL, in the town Of Delaware
on the FIRST and Third Saturdays OF March, April,
MAY, June, september, October, November and De-
eember: and at- the THIRD Saturdays in February
and August examinations will commence At 10
1'ciuck e. m. Candidates MUST present etisiaG-
tory testimonials OF good moral character. The
law requires, condition Of combination, that
each applicant Tor a certificate shall ray 10 the
Board of ExumiHeFs a fee OF so cents.
April s. '64s-tr ) $. CAMPBELL, Cierk
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Legal Mott ce.

T7LIPHAS BIGELOW, Of Omaha City IN the
Ei-slats Of Nsbraska, win take noii0e that Ira
uerthios, Of the county Of Delaware IN the State
Of Ohio did on the 9Th day OF November, A. ID.
1895, de Transcripts from the docket Of y Allen,
J. p. Of Delaware township, Delaware county, o.
aud his petitol, in the Court Of Common Pleas in
and for Delaware County Ohio, against the said
Eiphas Bigelew, defendant, settling forth the said
EHphas BigelOW, gave a prgmiesory note 70 said
Ira 0erthick on the 18th day of March 1881 z. for
the sum Of s26 ,99 and that there was due aud uh-
paid thereon o. the 25th day Of August 1855, the
sum o. SO 20 and praying thag the SAID Eliphas
Bgelow may pay now claimed to be due
with interest tb bere0n from said last date, and the
said Ephas BigeloW is nntded that he is requested
% appear and aBsFer said petition, on or before
the Third Saturday amer the 2lst day of December
next. Ira DERTHICk.
By 7, Z. POWELL, his atty.
Nov. 16, 't6-6W ,pfs 10,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

Nathan Dustin D TN pursuance orthe com mands
rs, q Of an Order Of Sale issued
Eliphas 3 gelow } from the Court of Common
Pleas, Of uels ware county, Ohio, and ts di-
rectcd I sbal offer for sale At puble vendue at
the door Of the Court House in the town Of Della
wsre, ia said county, on the
4th, Day of DECEMBER a. D. 1866,
at O'Clock, P. N. OF said day the following des-
cribed Real Estate to wit: The undivided inter-
est Of the said Elphas Bgelow being the undiVi-
ded 1-1S part Of iandl in Lots Nos, 4 8 in Range
seventeen. Township -Four, Section Three, U S
81 Lands, containing one hundred and eighty -thr ee
acres Of land.
Appraised at $50 per acre.
JOHN W. 5I4AuD,
Nov >. '66 5tpfs9,o 90 sheriff.
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Notice


Erasmus est. and others, TIEsuM0NY
against " viii be Ia
The C. & C. Short Line r. r Co. ken in this case
baf1re t1e undersigned Master CommissoneF al his
oflee IN Delaware, Ohio on thc Goth and 2Ist Of
February next-au testimony taken without the
Commissioner by the FIRST 0f March next By
order Of the Court made at its June term 1853.
ssany Subscriber 20 the said r. r. Co., may and
shall be nt liberty 10 pay IS per cent upon the
balance due on his subscription and upon the
payuen O. Of such percentage within six months
Ia the First National Bank at Delaware or the Ear
mer's Ban X, at Mansfield, or the First National
Bank OF Mt Gilead, the same shall be in fun or
all Gains thereto. far this is concerned
the amount Of payment on any subscription and
interest thereon, 70 be settled by the master.
c. II MCELROT.
Nov. %, f664Hrpfs6, ,25. Master CJmmiEsiouer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
Excuses for Drinking.

One drinks because he's very hot as we
are often told
Another must a tankard take because
he's very cold;
Another drinks because he's wet, its
benefits to try
Another, sure, a tanzard gets because
he's very dry;
Another must a bargain make, and have
a glass to strike it'll
While one and all the liquor take be-
cause, in fact, they like Il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

"You have saved my life at the bat
tlo of Waterloo said beggar to Q
captain. Saved your life ! how :? Il
served under you, and when your ran
away fOli010cd =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

A newspaper was started not long
ago, the first number of which contain
ed letter from a correspondent sign
ed, "A constant Reader, -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
Sherif's Sale.
Sherif,s SaIe.

Eafas blanchard, IN pursuance Of the
II commands OF an
from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Delaware
county, Ohio, and TO me directed, shall offer FOR
sale at public vendue, at the door Of the Court
House, in the t0wnof Delaware, in said County 1,
on the
4th, Day of DECEMBER, A. D. 1885,
at II O'Clock, A. II. the following described Real
Estate to wit: Situated in the township Of Or ange,
in said county Of Delaware, aud State Of Ohio, and
known and described as follows 20 wit Lot No.
Eight, rs ] Of a partition of lands made by the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Franklin county, aud
State Of Ohio al the suit Of Jonathan P. Hall and
vile, against Fitz Henry Homer and Others re-
corded ia Chancery Record Of Said Frauklin county
in Book No 4, page 294, Containing one hundred
ami eigbty-three 1881 acres Of land more or less.
Appraised at So 466 90.
JOHN W. LADD, Sheriff and
SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
Nov q ,sR 5tnfsaOO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

Mother, can I go and have my da-
guerreotype taken ?" mo, guess II
isn't worth while" Well, then, you
might let me go and have q tooth pull
cd, never go anywhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
SherifP7s Sale.

Sheriff s Sale.
Lamb & Finch, IN. pursuance OF the com
rs II mands OF Order of
Nancy SchruT, ct. al, ] Sale issued from the Court
OF Commsn Pleas, of Delaware county, Ohio, and
20 directed, shall offer for sale at public ven
due at the door Of the Court House. in the town OF
Delaware, in said county, on the
4th Day Of DECEMBER, A. D. 1865,
at 3 o'clock, p. III. the following described Real
Estate to wit ssSituated in said county OF Del-
aware, and state Of Ohio, and is Known by said
Filch & Lambs addition TO the town of East Della
ware and is bounded as follows In Lot No
Twenty six, bounded east by Ann Street, south
by an Alley, West by IN lot No. %, aud North by
William street.
Appraised at S.
JOHN ". IADD, Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner
Nov. ., 1866. -5wpf.ST 50
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Attachment Notice.

against b&1 p. Of Porter township,
Samuel Burke, Def. Delaware County. Ohio.
On the 8th day Of November, A. D. 1886. said lus-
tee issued an order or attachment IN the above
action for the sam Of four dollars
Nov 23, 166 ST. JACOB FOuLK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

TTOUsE SCOUTING AND JOBBING Of all kinds the
III longing to the tin smith business, done on be
shortest notice by experienced workmen- Satisfac.
tion warranted at No. /, Evans Block, by
sept, Z '66.-tf THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30
KEEN BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURES OF
STE AM CAGES
VACUUM. RTBRABLlE AND WATER CAGES.
MARINE CLOCKS. REGISTERS, AND
ALL KINDS Of BRASS WORK

OFFICE, 2l8 FULTON sIEEEI,
Near Greenwich st. New York
Mandatory, Corner Greene & York Streets,
Jersey City.
REFERENCgs Hopper & Douglas, c. s. Local
Inspector, q Pine St New YORK Capt. 3. G..
Lord, Metropolitan Police Inspector Poitss Head
Quarters J.. c. DAVIS, Assistant Master 8aGhfnis!
B. q. r. R. Bafimore-
Eov. ?, '66-3m.
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thes Wringer
IN THE WORLD I

IN THE WORLD
sHERAAN'S SELF-ADJUSTING AND ADJCSTA-
- Bic CLOTHES WRINGER has been pronounced,
by thousands who have tested them, 10 be The
VERY BESTIACITINE in the market
Ist. Because it is simple in construction, and
cannot possibly get ogt of order
p. It is madeof ths best Galvanized Iron aad
vii not rust.
Sd There IS no wood about it 10 swell or shrink.
Ath lt sits so low the strain TO the tub is much
les than with other machines
5th child ten years old can use it.
6th. It needs no adjusting, except for bed quits
and heavy articles, as there is no necessity for
starting the set screws to wiring anything from a
lace collar to q sheet
The question OF eCanOn1Y for every housekeeper
10 buy Clothes WUnger has been sestled where.
yer introduced. Il is acknowledged by ladies'
who have used Clothes Wringers, that one pays
for itself, in family Of four Epersons, every year
it is used, by saving clothing, which is Wrung
into strings in twisting garments by hand.
sTo satisfy all Of its utility, we say: Buy one,
and TRY IT and if not perfectly saLiisctory, res
turn It andy our maney shall be refunded
We wish tn public 20 understand that We are
oHar ing no humbug, bura most usetU machine,
which in every respect is warranted
SHERMAN'S IMPROVED CLUTHES WRINGER has
taken the premium at every Far where it has
been exhibited.
march,, 1866 e. d. POTTER K CO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

The cannon were belehing their last
Ger the fields where the routed were
, 1866-07-30
pks1kSOtAL,

A fna'sjnge In high 1lfu was roltmnizcd al the
Chu,cl, .'f thc Epiphany, IN Washington. Tuc.lay
tuosnlug. which was Intended by 'ccru!ary Sow
nlA nn1 0shrr nunb1ce. 11r. 4, Tu:,Htnll Wrtrtt.
af The stntr peratmtni, anl M.us firphn,u wcic
thr hnrpy palt;cs.
". II. Narsril. flo correspondent tn, London
Trims with t''r Ansti!ar n,my nj tsa,lown, wit
ruse.t tv arl.l OH tic town uf Konlgytntz. l,a,
ht~ hrnl tu nprn III ti,r rrtrrnt, u,'l narrowly q.
capped enptusu hy!l',e !4u.sIuns.
a letter finn n. rr.r,ahusg rnya i,,p Knru.
losob, who attempted tic life OF tl,o i:n,peror In
rtlll llstng.
Prince Paul d. Mcttr,ntell, atl..}u.cnu,r 10 Tho
Emprsor u ..ussla. and 'rolf1rr to ts A.,,,aaa,-
'lur III 1'atIr. waH wounded aud taken rtlsoncr vi
'lr l'nilts af snduwa.
sInrnhal ucnrt'ck after sllown ea'l ID tho cor.
respondents of the newspapers. 'you may tcll all.
Thrto IL no way OF pnttatlns this misfortune. An
1nnU.ablr leader Like. nil s.,e tatlt upon Iusclt
| AIN ,crpoi,rihtr for nil that a,a' l.appsnsil."
Mrr. su.annn boyer, The ollett lahabltaut, will,
rinsr exception, OF Harrisburg, PcnnsyisAnil,
died III TINT city OH Friday, uSrd ot years and II
tlcya.
-1ecpard ". Jerome has rendered Miss KcI
toGe ''c tlsc Of Ills rsivato thraru 10 tnausarntc
fail season Of Italian Oacrn.
-lscv. Joscla. Solomon, founder nntl 0rs, Rahl!
IT tho Jcwlhh congregation In Fort Wayne, lpl,,
tilcal In thai city on Saturday morning.
Hon. t;corxu Z. FFcc,ncn, Of f.owudct Conniy,
Ala} anna, died 1uly 1iih The Montgomery -ult
staIcs TINT liz "was carurtty oni'osclt 10 tho com
mcnccn,cnt Of The 1atc tvar, and did NIL In III:
power TO prevent tlc secession Of lhc Stulc, lu
after Il was accomplished, quietly aclulcsccd, ami
was elected Major of tho Furty.fflh Alabarn.
!nf'utty, III which position he Lost leg al Atlanta
Al tl,r la!c COMMENCEMENT, OF Talon co1lcgr, O.
Schenectady, the honorary degree OF IL. D. va,
conferred upon Hon. William Il. Seward, srcrctar,
OF STATE. Prof Henry coppce anil Prof George Il
Ccols, Vice President Of Rutgers College. Thu
degltc Of d. D. was conferred upon Rev. Henry J.
Fox, l.. ". Bancroft, Benz Van Zandt, Cornell ant
i philp rclts.
Mr. fourg, citizen Of Charlton, Iowa, had I
rcttidcd *'snapping or tlic hug" taken from his c:
few days ago. ntser Il lad remained There thirty
six years, dn'inc which time MI, Y. had suffered
from deafness without knowing the cansc.
, 1866-07-30
FROM LOUISVILLE,
Tile hitN NErrtnltid Hrlxe tu,Lrert4Dl.ltI.
ANti0ll Of 1'rtkrs-,t t4rnslt f1ntl-ftNr

Tile Fitrsrrt'ilsid prlxc Fu,Ieert-Dl.irl.
inti0M Nf 1'rtkrs-,t l!rnstt f1nti-tt0r
iiar 1lHNtH,Uih t'Mtr %k,ln,tty unarr
t!rr,tNd.-st"t'in,.N NpHrn 'Erouyr.
i0Eiav,ltr, July sn,-Ths .prlxa. md Hint
nWnltled tH thu r0toetantz u! tliu i6 eatarI NJ
iha AHngeilAiMd WaW torInalfy p!anntssl 10 Tho
hut.tssf el.rElhs. ytaierttny apH'4, NJ ltls nf4.
ntr nj 'hu Flir tlsnHtfs. All phasad Ns !lttasH
", With nnu exrelI.tnn, Wig, llIu refl.l! ~ ".
SaW York .l1!eHFallk ~ T!ralSN lha Elf awarded
lilaln. lhay !"clly greatly Injured IN Thu dist h,
Tim Of plErs, aud ela!Mn. ti'af st!uy. t poHt ot
mrllt, nlluHiL hast been sEvt,l ls artt pg!sb.
lht lhlrhgn .t.hs Guard !salnt, amt ll.u Louis.
yll!a Silver Hand fnsNf.hrl na!c fr tho 0ccns!an.
ns,Sral eloquent n,A strs spseshsr. %sts II ms'o
f! H.! A9ht 1 Ers' tsy Ra'} }, ,"e pls"
iotlsm Of liz i:al! WIS ii.lckiy crowded by han.
iu Dr., who flNli Tic Eonra OF The llTS!,t nnt gray
MOI hnya ilaWn. III "irfppins ill.,. light .n1itHst[.
tCe'' tu ErwIt. hing snIiils OF most inspiring
Mcsic. VII, hranty, wealth, ard nn31luycd csi.
ioym,rt wcic I'll. chnrnctetfsttca u ihs rcsuc.
Ilic galleries were crowded until n late hnil.
BY have EnFgAts and fair ladies Of American
birth, bit they s!!G nol generally participate III lha
1lncC.
Tonight at nine oelac!s the ezeurs.onista starr,
by .sycc!e1 trains, for The Mammoth cav:. nal
ei.cu't Sunday urder grouul, with anpromiat: and
MpIcs eirc lMlttic:. c1t rcscs, aud laca AMIN or
Monday, which will cntl the great Fourteenth An
n.at Surlh Amcrfrcn SGusHtbund.
The HOLMAN O1s:a Troupe have been playing
for !Ec last two weeks, and close tonight. 'The
Ept weather, thc Sangtrh1ud, ETC., haze cheated
them Of t}Icfr audiences.
, 1866-07-30
: FROM EUROPE.

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threat Fotecs Concentrating OF bUtli
Sides nj v1citttn-sfiUrt Afntfstttc Pros
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tfar tbltt Llrtttbul dti Tbaisaav ,ttly iat|s xla
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ttifl sA.s lt"ibte Vfsta, I1f V,ei'sHt safs )lthi
ttttsata hs. tth.Eiitsd 70 pl'slhl fnhi hHit'itss
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,,n'h4Atnt's't'y t'ull, f'mii ua.ist s'fgyIll'u.
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s:H III h.sr III %;:, ,Ss a'se, an.,sa
.Tia ttpu,iiar i1iyy Of i"ssun, frnm Nov ro,h, nr
| ttt,tl n ttlletnetdMu IN the tFlt.
JlH ltirIun lIElkr9 t'piuInlly had stistNl,hcI
tltLllltttI ut rtpstIlt Mn4nDMp.
mns trl"ua.A ilht Aatttit had tortArlly te
"lbs ""iar 'iS "a 10 st'ls''. H.. pd ii" ~ t;;r 'ss
arln,il mrtiln'of in liz ,liatcul,l".. ''s ="
Il,N l1GesRtR 1ihi Drrtt1tt Dfnrtnsahdl.
, 1866-07-30
FNOM NEW YORK.

Important TrInI Of Connfer1c1tcrs-.Ai2
Overhead Street Railway to be Bullt-
4 Secret Canndiaa md CMban Izevolu-
ttonnry 1Ioyenent-Dcat1l of Yrs. ".
E. TsryAnt-Fenlann-E Cholera.
NV YorK, Juls a3.-An important case Is now
before Commissioner Osborne, in which parties
who mace bosns riatcs from originals In the
Treasury Department Al Washington, arc on trial
It was postponed today from t.c fea.oa OF the
srJien absence Of Chief DeteciIvc Wood, who
were Of one hundreds and ol afliee. compound LII.
icrcst lo.cs. Over Z hundred thonsnua dollars OF
this currency WAS shipped TO- Europe 70. genuine
br various Wall siTecl Aims bc.ose II was dtscoy
cred. Que hcrd:cd thousand do!1rS worth OF
fpe printing pscsscs md other rnatcha1 belonging
to ibc counieEfeficra hare been sc.cd. some Gu
rious development. arn c1ptcted when M. Wood
rc;urns. Others implicated VII PROBABLY he ex.
Wexi where # is supposed The connles1citess have
Pc1mirsIon has been granted to wealthy firm
10 hui!d an aerial railway on Greenwich s:re.t, 10
rr}terc th: pressure Of Bro1dWay. II ,uccessfM1,
II Will BE- continued on other streets. ", II. Ap.
milton Il Co. arc p.orrieints OF tho concern, and
are tlugu:ns thai tho plan Will answer the puz-
i new Revolutionary accrct society has been or
ocr,fxy arG put III extensive operation here. hay-
{nC fe- Its object tho complete separation Of the
CapaGian provinces f.nm Tie mother county. Its
nu,tbc.s arc nat etattd but said 10 be on !apIt
Increase. branches OF The Canadian 1ndcpcnlencc
Association hciuc established In alI the PRINCIPAL
CLIFFS OF tho Cniird SIatct.
i similar Organization OF Cubars. 10 FREQ Cuba
fta.n Sovereign llowcr, supported b. influential
Quthc1u genilculcu, las also been alazscI: Mc1n'
, 1866-07-30
Fn0M INDIANAPOLIS.

The Poisoning Mystery Exposel-S:rcn-
sertcst Mt Lo1:i<yi11c-Enioa State Ccn-
trail Co1uHi2it1ce-Isnli0caS Speakers
Bold 11cobcry-Dclccs.1es 10 The p.
and q. Coylvcntfon-Tl1c EuI12otiRc TO
Commence Next Week. e.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trihan:.]
ISptASArol1s, Ja1y q.
The Pyle uousc poisoning ruysrery has been 20
solved as 10 show Tint It mast have bcca done
puposely. Samples Of the milk were ee7t to Co
luu1bus and Louisville for analysis aud Df.
Wo.p.lcy, OF the former city slSee certificate
stating that the milk contained tartar culetc, with
traca or arsenic in Tho proportion OF aye ED
half grains 10 The plat, The matter i being VS.
orcuely followed up, and cveTy effort will be
naalt 10 discover the .coundscl who pctpetfa1ed
4: tic recent srngcrfe=; Mt louisville, shc, Inlt-
arapolis Mnnncrchor took the forrth I'rizc IN the
Crsi class, high. though not altogether u1c1pecl
cd tcror. ~
The Cni"n Stale Ccrtral Committee hold meet e
r.: on Friday, August i: nt their roo:ss 1n Ibis
c,ty. full inheritance Of tho ncalb:rs Is r.
1nyt,ed, Etorts, arc being, made to caan The
Nm. Dcn1lso,,, mud John sherman, Q: Ohio; :;
lion Iamre Spood. Of Kentucky: Hons. Hornce
HAynnEl md ". D, Stokes, OF fcnrr* see G2tl.
Juhu 4, Logan aud Governor Oeseshy. Of ]1iiNoss,
apI ugu. th7sles D.. Dlakc, Of Missouri during