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Not few Of the worst disc rders affect mankind
arse the corruption that ates in the blood
OF all The discoveries that ha been made to purge it
out, can equal in elect Hembod's Compound Ex-
tract Sars aparil It cleanses and renovates the
bood insts the vgor Of health into the system. and
purges out the bumors which make disease. 1t stmu
ateB the healthy functions of the body and eXpes the
d isOIdes that grow and rankle In the blood.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

MRS. s. 4, AEJe9o's WOTId's
lair ReStOreg' G1od Dress
ing Sn1tgOrGte, strengthen
and Eengtben the hair. They
act dtrecjJy atpOt the roots
of the hair, salppJy&9eg rec
q1Uired nO1cTjS8t11e91t, and
natural color G7eG beauty
returns. Grey hair disGp-
pears, 60JG spots are Coz
cred, Rdjr stops falling, and
heuriGllt gr0loth Is the re-,
salt. Ladies' and OsciIcJTefe
eciLI appreciate tie delight
fXJ fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance 69lapGrt-
ed to the hair, and 40 fear
of sOiEi1tg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGG-d|ess.
Sold by clI Druggisss. ..,
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich ST. NY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

IIembolds EXTRACT BhcHU Cures Kidney Disease
aelmbold 3 hXrHACr BUnHU Cures Rheumatism
Helmbold's XTRACT hgCHu Cures Urinary Diseases
Helmbold's EXTRACT BUChU Cures Gravel.
He m Old's EXTRACT BUCHU cures Structures.
Helmbold's EXTRACT BU HU Cures Dropsy.
TFoT the diseases named above and for weaknesses
ana Pains ia the Back. Female Comnla nts and Dis
orders arising rom excesses Of any kind, 1t Is ln-
valuable.
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

FIOm Rev: W. seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Bapris
QhuFch, Philadelphia
Gentlemen I'll have recently been aboung under the
dis sressng Effects Of Indigestion, accompanied pros.
tratOn the nervous stem Numerous remedies
recommended by friends, and some OF them cd bur
wiihou relief Your HOofands German Bitters were
recommended BY who had tired them, whose
lavoIabe mention OF these Btters induced 10 try
them. must confess that had an aversion Patent
Medicines the thousand ana one" quack ''Blt-
ters, whose only aim seems to be to pam osweetened
and drugsed liquor upon the somm9n ty in sly way,
confirmed drunkard Upon learning that yours was
really a medicinal preparation, took 1t with happy
effect Its action not only upon the stomach upon
the system prompt ana gratifying. / iee
that have derived geat ana permanent benefit from
the use OF a few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
w ID. SEIGFRIED.
- No. 24 Shack anna street
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CURE FOR COLD
II you take cold, WHICH well may he
The case while March winds blow,
Take good drink ofhot herb tea
Before to rest you 90;
Then have an artificial heat
Applied IN some way TO your feet.
But the best way, you'Tl bear in mind,
Is to prevent a coldj
For which snug Cloth ing Is designed,
Like that by Bennett sold
Our stock Of Clothing Is the largest and most COM
plete IN this city, surpassed by none IN material style
and 49, and sold at prices guaranteed totcer than tie
Lo1pest, TOWER HALL,
No. els MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

TIE PLACE TO BE SUITED A wag, on hearing
that man had gwen up Ghimney-sweeping q, ex.
pressed surprise as he thought that business SoOtsd
him. Every one in want OF coal may be suited by
calling at Alters Coal Yard No. 9j7 n Ninth street.
below Girard avenue. AIR. Alter takes every pains
to please his patrons and his Is before the
world. We cOnscientiously recommend all in want
OF really good article of anthracite TO call hun
without delay. If more convenient y6u may leave
the order at the Branch Otico, Sixth and Spring
Garden streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

NoTE DIRECT FOR THE PRESIDE AND VICE
PREsIDEET Mr.. Howe presented petition in the
Senate yesterday, for an amendment to the Consti-
tuition, to regulate the choosing of President and
Vice-President by direct vote, without tho Elec-
toral Colleges, This would seem TO be the natural
and simple way OF doing. We like simplicity and
plainpess Of dealing; tRus we advocate the "One.
price" system that Is adopted at Charles Stokes &
Co.'s Clothing store, under the Continental Hotel.
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From the Rev r. D.. Fenda Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided beneht from the use Of Hoof-
AM S eTman BlteTs, and eel 1t my privilege to
commend tLem most valuable tonic 10 all who are
suffering from general debility diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly, L. D. FENDALL
From Rev j. Merrge Pastor Of the Passyunk Baptist
church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given TO
Dr. b 0hands German Filters was nduced TO give
them trial, After using several bottles found them
TO be good remedy ior debhty, ano most exeelent
tonic Tor the stomach. ID. NJ RRIGE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
~ EsTABLIshhRHr, staten Island NO ~ n
! This CenpSny so long and favorably known in New
York fsTths past forYsH wears, have opened sn omSe
as above .Ladiea' ana gentlemen6 garmehf ana Meh
ing apparel Of every kind DYED and Cleaned pa the moI
perfect manner stains and spoA re0oVed rom safheno
WlthSul being tipped. a.. - =,
Mereh ants having goeds Of unde srabe eoo can nave
them Tedy ed in Superior style lSm"Iah
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TWO. TABLESPOONS of the Extract of sarsa-
para added pint OF water, Is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and bottle is equal 10 gallon OF the
syrup OF sarsHparia, the decocton as usually made
The is exceeding troublesome as IL Is neces
sary TO prepare ltesh every Day and the syrup sun
more Objectionable it Is weaker than the decoeton;
for ud saturated with srgar Is susceptible OF holding
ia Solution much less eXtactiYe matter than water
alone and he syiup is otherwise Objectionable for the
patient frequently nauseRted and his stomach sur
eted by the large proportion OF sugar he s obliged to
fake with each dose OF Sarsapar and which IL OF
use whatever, except to keep the dec9eton from spoil
ing the advantages and superiority OF the Fluid
Extract in a comparative view are srikingy manifest
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REMEMBER,

That this BiterS is not AcohoLic contains no Rum
or WHISKY, and cannot n,ake Dllnkards 6ut is the
Best Tonic in the sDorld
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1T ERADICATEs ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES of theTHRUAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS,
SCALP and SKIN, which so disfgure the appearance,
PURGIN Gfthe evil efects mercury and removing ali
tants the remnants Of DISEASE hereditary other
wise, and is taken Dy ADULTS and CHILDREN with
Y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

7'3Os, 5-2os, 1O-4Os 1ss1s, Compound Interest
Notes, and Gold and Silver bought and sold by
Dre&el & Co, No. 81 South Third street.
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scrofulOus mercural and Phltic diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack. thousands Gle an
nually protractea diseasesOl tbs class and from
The abuse of mercury Visit any hospital, asy um and
prison, and satisfy yourself OF truthtuness of this
assertion. The ssttm best Iessts the nroads of these
diseases by Judicious combination OF Toncs.
Helmbold's tightly IOncentrated Futd Extract 5 ar
inVeterate disease after The glands destroyed
ana the bones already affected. This the testimony
thousands who have used and prescribed it Or the
last l6 years. r-
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Fine style
and superby executed; natural, lie like aud artistic
See specimens. and obtain them at B. Il. Remeri
Gallery, No. 624 Arch street.
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From Rev William Smith, formerly Pastor the Vln-
centoWn and Ailvlle IN. j. Baptist Churches.
Having in nv family u number bottles of your
Hoohand's eIman bitters have 20 say that regard
them excellent medicine, specially adapted to re-
move the diseases they are recommended for They
srenFthel and nyigOTate the system when deb itated
and are in disc Of the liver loss appetite
etc. have also recommended them several OF m V
friends who have uied them. and found them grea ~
beneficial in The restoration Of health
Yours ruly, WILL Nj SMITH,
No. 966 Hutchinson street, Philada
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
skill and trusses OF approved construction applied
by q. Ii. Needles, cor. of Twelfth and Race streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

. YARMOUTH BLoATERs This famous species OF
fish IS now offered in quantities TO suit purchasers
by W. l.. Maddox s. Co., No. 115 5. Third street.
below Chestnut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

A RIoTINe PARTY ABREsTED.--Edward
Parker and Charles Wynett disturbed the pro-
prietor and inmates Of the Penn Hotel, at Thirty
fourth and Lancaster avenue, Twenty.fourth
Ward, yesterday, by behaving themselves in a
riotous and disreputable manner They burst
in the door Of the hotel, and INDUCED in an un.
provoked assault and battery on different par
ties. Their sport Was stopped by the arrest OF
both. Alderman Allen hned them for drunken
ness and malicious mischief
DRY Goops Store RoBBED.-At an early
hour this morning, the dry goods store OF Mrs.
Andrews, situated at No. 929 South street, was
entered by opening the front cellar door. The
thieves getting from thence into the store, alb
stracted goods to the value Of about $780,
CAPE MAY. We understand that the
Railroad Companies from Camden to Cape May
are prepared 10 carry excursion passengers the
coming season 20 this favorlte watering place.
Applications can be made 10 Mr.. Van Rensse-
laer, Superintendent, at his Office, Camden.
ACCIDEET.-Georgo earns was run over
by q wagon loaded with iron, at Twelfth and
Spring Garden streets, this morning, and had
his arm badly fractured.
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e-==f.ss5s5aa7t1 A DISCOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED Doll
n Z !F' LARS and upwards in the price of Steck
s. Co. and other make Of PiaT os.
J.E GOULD,
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20
sRVENTY-NINTM SESSION.
SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

TUESDAY MORNING, March 20.
The Conference was called TO order at o'clock BY
Presiding Bishop Ames. The audience showed no
signs of dimlnution in their numbers in the inte
rest with which they listened to the proceednks. The
religious services conducted by the Rev Robert
II. Pattlson, Secretary OF the Conference.
The journals of tho preUouglday and evening sss-
sions were read and approved
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Of New Jersey Conierencs, was
introduced BY Mr. Ames.
Rev. Mr.. Gather was changed from supernumOrary
TO effective.
Rev. George Barton was made supernumsrary
Rev MI Westwood, Of the Baltimore Conference,
was INTRODUCED.
Rev. ID. W. Bartine submitted tho following series
of resolutons:-
Resotved, That Philadelphia Conference extend 10
the New jersey Conference which meets in the city of
Camden, N. j., TO morrow Its Centenary greeting
and tender to Its members invitation 10 meet us 10
Re UDon Methodist Love Feast to be he In the Union
M. Il. Church OF this city, to morrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
Resolved, That Committee be appointed to conway
this greeting and invitation to the New Jersey Cone
renee and 10 make the necessary ents for the
proposed Love Feast
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CITY INTELLI NOE
PHILADELPHIA M. E. CONFERENCE.

For Additional Local Items see Third Pdgs.l
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INVEST GROVE BOARDING-SCHO
w Tor Girls at WEST GROVE STATION Phi adel-
phia and timore Central Railroad, Chester CO., Pa
The summer Term OF full twehtY weeks Will com
mence on Secondary III n OF 9th mo. next.
The OF instructiOn Is complete and thorough
competent instructors empoYea- ana improved me-
theds of teaching adopted. The promotion OF fhe
health and happiness OF the pupils Is leading object
- THOMAS p. COWARD,
222tbmaOt WEST GROVE, Pa
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warerooms, No. 1O2l Chesnut stree
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19
RetHAcffOn.

The following anecdotc is told of dis
tlngushed lawyer of Massachusetts,, who.
but few years ago went the way Of all
flesh. He had pccn engaged in q certain
case in Rockbury, wherein he believed the
jury had done injustice to his client Dis.
Calming again,t the verdict, he said:
The Whole Of them might have been
brihed inr beck If beans!
what is that. said the Judge You
di>honor yourself and the court, as well as
the jury, by such impeachmebts
II mean no disrespeet for the court your
honor, and as for myself"
You will see the propliety, | hope, OF
retractinc the words.
With all due reverence to your honor |
cannot see the propiicty of unsaying what
is trne. .. 4.
DO you mean to aggravatc the offense
by repeating il? let me tell you, sir, this
is not to be suffered, and unless you rctract
forthwith we shall deem it necessary to
strike you from the rolls of the court
well, since the court insist upon it,
suppose ! can do no less than retrac."
And in very ample terms, too ...
Certainly, your honor; ana on the Sec
ond thought do it with pleasure. | am
convinced that [ wronged the jury IN saying
they could be bribed for peck of beans:
and publicly rctyact the assertion. I hope
the jury and court are satisfied"
They expressed themselves in the afir-
native when the lawyer Iejoined:
But may it please the court and jury,
had said half hushel instead of peck,
would have been hung before would have
lctractcd. -"
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NEW SERIES---VOLUME g. NO. 81

Not that to tell the truth. was ever very
anxious about that rock ahead; but was
very possible that his iastidious honor or
p ide ~ ght have oc, aSioned q considerable
iru ference with our happiness for a time.
As it turned out, he could not leave me
CuIverwood, and | regretted the fact as
little as he did himself. His gratitude to
me was, however, excessive assuming
occasionally ludicrous outbursts of thank.
fulncss. DO not b lieve he could have
been more grateful if | had saved his ship
and it's whole crew. For his hospitality was
at stake Kind old mani
Here ended my fathers story, with n
light sigh, gaze into the bright coa's, Il
kiss Of my mothers hand which he he'd in
his, and another glass Of Burgundy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

A PERlLous RusE. We hear it said
that the man arrested in Egypt as Surratt is
not the right man. and that his passing him
self off for that obnoxious individual, was u
rHSe to get back home without expense
The story is that y Bohemian went to Etybs
exp "ting to pay his expenses BY writing
for the press, but that his letters could find
no paper wiling to nay for what was merely
a transcript Of the guide bonks; so he ran
out of funds, and was put to his wits end
to get home. lie heard tbat Surratt had
made his escape from Rome, and he tho't
now was his chance. lc gave it out very
confdpHtin''y. to a loyal American, that ha
W the very Identical Surratt, and in two
hours he was in the hands of the United
States Consul. put aboard ship of war.
and is being brought home in the most
agreeable "anncr, without expense. Tn"
poor teIlnw didn't know Holt, or he would
have hesitnted to have tampered with such
ood-thirsty creature, We expect that
his life will he the forfeit for his termerity
The Judge Advocate General will get San
ford Conovcr, or some other perjurer, to
identify him, and the poor Bohemian will
surely be hung, among the lamentations of
his relations, who never knew Surratt or
his murdered mothcr.- Lerington Gazettc.
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WILLIAM p. HAYS.
Id. CUNNINGHAM,

II TORN I1Y AT l. a w,
Cadiz, OhiO.
WILL give prompt attention to all legal
dizziness entrusted TO his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties. +s
OFyTcE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March lG 1865
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A WOODEN WEDDING --At WOODEN
wedding in Detroit on tuesday ev tnmp.
joke was pr >rt,stcIl y Il per,ou who wa,s
unable to be present e. sent ill., ntest
wtittn, on IL stln.f.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
OHIO STATESMAN
FOR 1867.
F7OR 1867

As in the past. through sunshine and
storm, The Ohio Statesman will CONTINUES
infrxibly democratic -unalterabiy devoted
to an advocacy OF the maintenance Of the
Constitution. in spirit and in letter, and TO
the preservation Of the Union. Aside from
this, The Statesman vii bestow particular
attention to ....
NEFS LEGLSLA7IFEoad CON
GRESSiONiL EEPORTS,
iWOICE, jNSIRTGT-
I'VE 6 PLEA SING
LiTFRd1 URE,
And will give faithful Market Reports from
the leading Commercial C,inters OF the
country.
On tne 18Th of December The Weekly
Statesman will be so enlarged as to give two
and half additional cclums Of reading
mater weekly. The foil wing are the
TERMS-CASii IN ADEACE
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Terrasoriestvs. States,

Those Republicans who consider The late
Mr. Lincoln AS good political authority will
find food for reflection III the following let
ter: ,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsnISdIoN,
September 20, 1862.
Hon, EDWARD STANLEY--Ky Dear
Sir: Your note informing me that You will
leave for North Carolina sooni receved.
Your conduct as Military Governor Of that
State, as reported to me by General Bum
side, and as have heard i personally from
yourself has my entire approhation, and 1t
is with great sati>iactiou that | learn YOU aru
now 20 :,turii 10 the siiipe capacity. with
the approjN;ion of the War Department.
II sllaii b. ipIch gratiiied ii you eau find
it practicable to the Congressional clectiohs
held in that State before January. 1T is
my sna,rc wish that North Carolina may
again govern herself c,.niorin4Jle 10 the
Unit d States. ..
Yours very truly, A. LINCOLN"
Unlike CheEJustice Chase, who speaks
Of tie Southern States as communities,
and. unlike the leaders in the House and
Senate, who call them Territories, Mr.. Lin.
coin both called and treated them as States
in the Union.
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LAYMAN 4 ESHELMAN.
COLUMBUS ono.
DECEMGER 3, 1906
, 1866-04-12

Lively Times in the Tennes%ee Le.tx.
iature-Caplure and Escnpe uf a Noted
Guerilla.
iSt.ctis1 Ileanattf In In f,1.trano I.rihnnn

Lively Times in the Tennes~ee Le.tx.
iature-Caplure and Escnpe uf a Noted
Guerilla.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NASHVILLE, April II.
No oquornm in the Senste.
The House met At Ten O'Clock. Eoquorum. Mr.
Wines. Of Montgomery, and Others. demonstrated
In tho ceaFest manner, by the best authorities On
parliamentary law- that lbe IIopte could examine
into lhe validity Of retu1ns Of new members with.
out quorum.
BIZ. Mullins, ot bedford, moTcd that the report
OF the COMMITTEES Elections he received but the
speaker, HetskeIl declared be womb NOT entertain
the motion, and ,he uouse adjourned.
aspeaker HessEe1l insists he has the right, in de-
fancr Of the Hou.e, to ewear In the new mrmIcta.
ln this way ii is hopd that the boiling member
WHO have bern le' uTDcd here under pledge to bolt
jonts have determined that these boltcrs sha!l
come IN through The Committee On Elections, or
mol at ALL The constitution makee the Hon1e The
Il will not A1low Comprehend chairman 10 usnrp
this. and Speaker ueiskel! le more absn1djy and
thamelertly wrong than ever BEFORE
When Tic call Of the uouse VIA msde TO-
dsy. the no'cr,ons Hood, OF Hamilton. one Of
those who teetJca from The teislatute, asked that
Bis name be called. although Mr.. Foster had been
elected to hIl the Vacancy oecaeioned by Hoods
M1thdrawai. The sptakc4 ordered .he Clerk 70 c1M
;sd vbon. bs T.. ssse eHssa Ill., % Il
aAked II appeal could be taken from lha. decI.
:ions The speakes eaid not, as there III. quorum
% 53 a s ~ aep n1 p ha TO-
Housc cannot do for want OF quorum.
Quite sensation VAS occasfoned today bY Mr..
Mullins caljed his attention TO ,he faet that bis
t"llAms name was appended TO the hoers' or
dnance OF eecesslon. "hcreupou Williams rose
rnd eaid he Ind not signed that uocumenf, and had
authorized m Ar>3x xE1r13
, 1866-04-12

If C. H. sCHlFES. Advertising Agent
81 Dearborn street, Is auth er1zed 10 receive
Advertisements tor the Trtbnne. and oil
other leading pnpcrs throughout the Eulted
StnttB npA Canada.
, 1866-04-12
SUPREME COURT Of ILLINOIS


Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tdbune.J
OTTAWA, April II.
No. Do. jonathan 8. Christie ~. Thomas Ha1e !;
ttE!ckeu nom docket. 81. Benjamin Achael ct al.
". AnnA Stevens ct al: d,smissed b. plsinuf
I'll. Edward Bebb, B. F. Huron and VIM. J.
C}eyeland u. John q. Vaughn appeal dismissed
with hve pg cent damsges. a14. Albert ". Brown
and Francis T, Brown, administrators TO the esta.c
Of Rodney Brown. deceased, r.. Robert C. Thomp-
son, Dennis Seanlon and Jo.eph PeaIt,. commls.
sionese Of Highways pg the town Of Wilmington !;
apneal dismissed.
The call for tomorrow is trom 68 10 1so, .nclu-
Aivr.
, 1866-04-12
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Horrible TFaEedy-A Family Of Sever
Found Murdered.

Found Murdered.
pm1ApE1rH1A, April Ia terible crime IN
the IoWer SECTION OF The city was discovered this
atternoon, 4 family OF seven pes+ons had bten
'un,acted. Christopher DecIins. hts vile. niece,
H"u>e road aud Jales laDd. Il Is enppoeed the
murder var commit,ed last Fnda,, b.! a German
!seoEef Oh the farm. The crime Was discovered
thie afternoon by finding the toa3e: OF Deer'ns and
ei: vile In the barn. One OF The victims Was a
baby len months old. Plunecr seemt to have been
the so!e Object The hoF*e. and catue in the stable
we're found II furnishing condition.
, 1866-04-12

NEw YORK, April 1.-Yektefday afternoon The
Hfs1 frots1pg H1atch for EWeeps axes OF $1.500
cane Of a. The Faialon Coursc. Lonc Island. Mr.
conroy'e ba, MARI. named Lady Jones, won tbe
heat and race IN 3:u1. frxt Thursday the d1tt
purse Nil be irot1ed for oyer the Fashion Cop:.e