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, 1866-09-05

In her ROVER tn rAx1xf- and scrhamAd for heip
sstca Mofse asn h hsavaTes; yenra ana ~. swtoiEe, ti,s,
msn intsrfefea' snd ME- Taar 1esd Tbe 1itiIe
nre xri rnt 81 over iii. iarrh,e ftieht tar Eon3c
nns; vanld have a. .tes, ~ ~ .sx Moen rs .Ge.
rasns "9ns ~ - % ,ie9 70 aitsE ae ~ 80
9n oat 1a ~ sr, hcc;s iiiats oo1.
toEyt ,I3 ~ ihs ehief ~ n51fe. thfs .ornfne
but was i1formed that I should Inst Ind oat tbs
~ nr thcn sc11 eome one 10 ioot sY,cr fhen, en-
he wonl4 t9Gn ssM hs 1ds1ttco, n,rtss sshe
e te1ng4 t,atiSn. aSm ~ wsts MID for hsprnM sch
foe G.y as.S y ts.,tna hnt Il nnnears ri s"ft
i thss such , Hssra T b sos
70 GO uNpuntsasn Nass.siass Nn.ss shnife ~
cltv H1ea tee d1s frn5onbte;,1v Wfif IRE. The
s,!,, 2, ,Jit.7 InstntGsv Nth fnstr1cons 10
}1xsst ~ XIII nnasSbteSi3 Do 90 md unessh
tale .n!atnJ Na1ea ~ kg ~ s1sril1 eI.
blnsh q tts e1poe1Te, anq IcpEnt w tisf ~ }ntif,
n1hltea n{ Mmaeia n tHsatnE -; M IL ;r,,r1cnrs
eatc itie mere Inuy .Es a',.a "
to ihe 1n1ngaE. thg bets hs:eia ess f15f, :. eef
fpTSngH sor % RItaea
trosisson a1gpsE,os -, N. c3-, en,sren
49, ano ~ ye1Ia su ~ fs.s; s1ev
~ nj H., sbof NJ III pnahic "a
feaa o. wItte; apd ~ as ifnotans q ~
tnat psiLaaa ~ 1sS1pm os hes oMa ,IEas Fl ~
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sne tn W"a t"s so US ,.at5 q. n; on =,
ofshs aa9en ~ ssaGo e. t.e IN eooa9ns uRon mn1Sd
Eae Mus ~ sS aehoniad H. er n. S .sag
oe caSu 9sa tni ~ % 80 - ~ 80 MoA. t r. We H1
nos , aaasna ~, .s AZ he. seryfces The .Ir5n,em
Genus Sss 9 KEN ns1n brnSen anI entirely ieTo1ed s.,
eatd II hIa1io. ...xad ado do,,r n her voFS @
y, fss 9s afo,hin ,e hss cyer Ia, IL ,e ~,
apa 81 liz .as esra W,a i.rn e6eaa eico fresses
, 1866-09-05
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS.

The Elrntc SclraIncH dsetA n Whole
ESruatlAIdo from General Sayayne.
Nc print below correspondence recently
had between Central Swaync, commanding
tac district aT Alabama, and the pirate
Semmcs, which most ,tnmIstnkably explains
itsc,f. There is no "Drcad-and.Dutter'' III
Gencral Swaync's reply 10 the pirate. The
following Is the correspondence
Mouslr. ALA. Anynsl 2Gtlr, 1876.
Sin: Do read tho rrcsIdcnt'a proclamation Of
the sNh inst., declaring thai peace prevails
throughout tho land, and that al! the States arc in
possession Of their civil rights, correctly, when
suppose to restore the writ Of h45sas corpus In
this State; and have you any Instructions to In
tcrtesc with me farther In case shonld open The
Probate Court OF Mobile, of which am Judge,
and proceed to the performance OF n1y functions
Should you think additional Instructions needed
in The changed circumstances OF the times, will
you do me the favor 10 telegraph 10 the proper
authorities on the subject!
lam, very respectfully, sour ohcdiens servant,
(Signcl) RAPHAEL SEHMEs.
Major General Wager SwnJnc, commanding
&c., &c.
| {Rcp1y.]
HEADQUARTERS, plsTnucr OF ALABAMA,
t MONTGOMERY, Ala, August q, 1855. {
S1n: In reply to your note of the :Gth Inst,
have 10 say thnt the order some time since CON
iuunicatcd 10 you, directing to interfere In tht
crent Of your attempting 10 exercise the function
OF civil Office, IL still unrcroked. That order DO
ing explicit sec no occasion for applying, as yo'
suggeat, for additional Instructions in tho prem
| tee.
To relieve yon, however. from the unccrta1nt
| ron express "a to the eject of tho recent peat
proclamation Of The President, and OF th
"ehanscd circumstances Of the umes," rous 81
tention Is drawn to the iact that the order abov
cited points to the arreat not 30 much OF the FFt
bate Jndsc Of Mobile Comfy. As Of an indisldua
who, for acts defined by The laws for the puuisl
fthmcnt OF treason, and for other acts, is liable
any lime to he ,akcn into custody.
| la1n, sir, very respectfully,
I Tonr ohcdIcnt servant.
| {Sfgrea,) WAGER SwAyNE, Major General.
Raphael Scmmes, Esq, Mobile, Alabama.
, 1866-09-05
FENIAN MATTERS.

The Approaching Eenian ConGreSs-
The Fcniun Generals Liberated by
Order of the United States Gorern-
ment.
Tic approaching Fcnian Congress, which
is to commence holding its second annual
session on Tuesday IN the city Of Troy, natu-
rally creates great interest and excitement
among the masses Of the Fenian Brother
hood from the fact that there will he several
knotty points ~ 10 the future operations Of
tIlr Brotherhood solved by this Congress. It
is expected that there will be at least $40
delegates from all parts Of the United States
lore the lawyers will be that Of the fiuan-
cial state Of the Brotherhood since the Pitts.
btu gh Congress last year. Then the military
status aud strength Of the organization will
be reviewed, followed by the hauling In Of
subordinate officers who held independent
commands under tho General during the
Canadian campaign. This report will be
submitted to Congress to pass Its approval
OF condemnation upon II, rs the case may
demand. After til /, rians will be submit.
Canada, or Whatever Other noint may be
lcsmcd accessible 10 the FcniaD host. This
part of the programme will, Perhaps, take
| up a couple of days in secret session to de-
mcnt among the delegates. An address from
lis term Of office mud the ffuits Of the las
wears Inbors, win be sent in to Congress, 1t II
Thought With the opening Of the session
President Roberts term uf office closes, ant
| It Is rutnoEed on crcditablc authority that III
| will not accept another nomination to th
Office in which bic has been compelled t
make 80 many sacrifices of time and money
The present Senatorial body, consisting q
fifteen members, xi!l have to be replaced o
reelected by the provisions Of the constitt
ton Of the Brotherhood, It is probable tha
The session will last four or five days, and
, will certainly he ffaught with more tmpol
( tancc iu Its deliberations to the interests {
f Fcn1anism ut large, than any like bod
| Which has as yet assembled III the Unite
: States.
The rumor that certain leaders Intend
!. creute a ruw and disturbance at tho Copgre
l. fuz the purpose Of covering up from publ
s view certain disgraceful acts said to ha'
a been committed by them, is entirely wftho'
' foundation. If any such attempt Ia nlnd
prominent Fcnians assert that the 1tsturbc
will be crushed by the voice Of the cnti
II Brotherhood. President Roberts and Il
l. Senate will leave this afternoon for the Co
!, grcss. General Sweeney and seycrul mei
:, Gers of Ills staff, as well as General One
"a General Murphy, General pyrncs, Genel
It Spear, and Other prominent FcnIans, will
e present ut The Congress.
, 1866-09-05

1ess Offensive because less prominent: Then
all good people Of oil parties must deman4
aober, honest, vistuous men for every oms1a4
position. They must begin at once, and Ape
rim at home. Is
Ne may return TO this again, for there
must be line upon line aud pracept upon pre-
cept; the COINCIDENCE Of the people mnstl be
awakened, or our institutions must perish OF
rottennc8a.
, 1866-09-05

son did not obtain the Presidency Of the
Con{ederates In direct manner, be appears
to have. reached 1t through the pistol Of
Booth, and he now tells the country and the
world that the goal Of his ambition is at-
taiucd. All that no dcstros In the future ls
10 make his office useful to The Confcderates
ut the cost Of those who saved the Union.
Such have been the sacrifices and sutieriugs
Of this patriot In the cause Of loyalty. Truly
lie has great reason to boast Of them.
, 1866-09-05
SLAVERY IN CHICAGO.
The ss Divine Insti1ution' In our Rldst
II Story OF Bitter Oppression
An Escape and Appeal to.the
Courts.
The Owner Of Human Flesh Con-
plains OF Hta Lot9s

An application was made yessafday to Jadse
Bralwell OF the County Court. for the appoint-
ment Of guardian for ReteecA Walkes, eolorcd
girl Of the age Of sixteen years. Fhe stateneot ot
The case, with the exhibition OF tho clothing be-
longing 10 he1, and the testimony Of Witnesses de-
yeloped exse of s1rnost unexznpled cruelty. 1t
wopld appear from The atatement Of 9. 1ngessoll.
foa 81 Wi9:ton Rlsntat,oa = North Aiabsas. bs5as
kcre, dc gil whose e.ae Was yeatendsy under
aR Sses S1 aass aes .Se
into the f"naIly ol1ohn B. Taylor, residing st No
~ Wabash a,enns under an aeEsemsaf; ;, To- r,
s s. 'hs ,,!ssn s In sSsp Ssp*n ,~ssas saas
@ ss e IT, saa e2sita e 81 e
work Of Tho len members ot ne fami1y TINT s ~ :
beaten sz M TsslSss sse s.s r'n
| poses no Better accommodation .han the hall M
door. The ehila aso ststes teat Ref nemon III as9
eioihes, 1hseh shc declared 70 be 81 sho M h.d,
were exhibited In court. They consisted o. =
IS s Ysst & e ssssss ss;ss Rss uss
das From 1pi tis III @eonafoa os setnae ehe some t.sas
ss.:s s.sRxSs Z RsSs dsea9ss Ssi sssf
Hhsfstiop. however, afforded her The oppoftumE
! ri making known her case. Ea9fs HeiS Io1 -
made 81 her colored friends to vlt1t hes, PIT IL
were Invariably denied atetss to net nn1n "a;
devised means 10 reclaim her py stt1tesJ. 8 ~ Hn
arafref tome member OF the family ~ts 1naao 49, "
ferc Justice Of the Peaee and Hnztns tae nsS
fsry shaerco Of tho members 81 Il. aome pes?aoaa i
| rsr9ied her oo 20 that she could he pfooaeeo
| court- .a,tu,snt ~ r 4 Trvrs
Ine resu1t IL e sef the eeS'ia. the s
se charge To- ase a. t.e,t ptTPh gPsh tSs sasss
Nv. uv1 - .hr tsstisuony DC upheld by the scrutiny
.at - fmourht for The ehild's beneht for her eae
ns1 a. 1sell Is for damages IN the matter OF ne
nan1 . tiii1T accompaniment to the foregoing na
| a. ne reuublIsh the following precious eat
.sam 1srittcu 81 this ~. B. Taylor, Provision Il
sna+tnr" md appropriately printed In the SAW
ipsfsr's orrau of this city day or two etncc. u
h der thc healing. "An Outrage by Negroes" an
MAbouf four o'clock yesterday afternoon. y Y
sbsspee Of the older member Of my f1uiV, DOW
! iown, an en1accd mob Of negro men ana woMS
aiiwIed uy house, on Wabash aEenuo, neaE z!
ia eoiorrd girl, who haa preferred to nys IN o
| family for over two md ha1fycaFs, Anet atorz
Ing he building By ladder, theJ broke thron,
the upper md lower Wiranwai tost t
cirl, ont By force; thseW her down. 81
, fe4 no tina 10 put her clothes On thtuat'
X into N express wagon, held her 0ot.
= md drove 81. The poos Elsl did esesy9n1
, 1866-09-05
LAX INTELLIGENCE.

roctsdinz~ in the Courts Tuesday
sa.s.s sa.ss o. nn,cd ~, srs Several % A.xess-
An Arxon CaHc to be 1Seconsldeked-
c..s em sS ca..,. ~ -. r. ~ xt.onrrr-a>tar~ I'm
Erastps $. NiitIans. y1age.-ln the matter q the
To- th:ee ao. her CHI
dsep. 10 whom sue ste9ds Is guardian, decree
Was fenceIed ordrtlnr euch ale. The property
Is lot !. suodivision * eoush half Of seeiCa of
inp no1i of 10 Gaiena md L Cheaso Uaon Ra-
WI: 20, r,,d,sc., th,,ocd w,th the sepa,a,s
anisdeaeanoss a % q Gssssa i the peace and Fios,
Was b.l1sa in tue sqs Of t apa S,os s.nv,,,en
K@anda kosLlss;.. nsa1y Eos,:!sf ;.roit nia for
aT9ae s fs,,awfas ece neW asI ware We assitneI
john Musk 1s, Ssmnel i. GIN. Deiendanks ap-
pea! from . Judgment BY BeldeL i. Of ss7. ~.
William shsd. ys EmTs S sTesn saa PIT
ps H.
nacschandise, sod by b, il. knowles under kalse
,n,a 1mos y; ,nisma5s u nTsr fos
sSS,S5 ia costs.
etn2nn AeHc 4 cSi,,fnden md ID H. u. Houotc. Con.
Sessian Of Judgment Tor {ia,al5.l2.
ssf1rqR IT, a cry = NJ Il Hs.of; CO..,
I.soeidtfaThe III brunch of ths Court usually pre-
s,ss s,ass g;sses Judge Wilson vas not Ia session
aross Ao' 4 A., G91K sTH WjlIfsmF III neehe.
| psl neeMntE. osia4 Il Mnrss sntf Nv atinchmenr
E,. We " IN T., a,1,sn. - f5r u ssi n
DeIau.s soH 1as,'s ans an;nsI Junter m. Jneof
Moor. Ac9ion q assumpsi! asmssssd, a,,.u.,n
I AhgnaL h1en1oe!K Wy: ag01 p"" ""1eAS'1'4''
sui y s5,se3t1Snk o!ss"dn a 1E;t "a xn.nn
a9mes ~. " E&ei au1 " H.. H. 1rm nr Ricio:r Bro
HfElow. % meMoff O. ~ a1I93on., MI3 ~ gaS"men
thcfs o. sew aosk. e;otSa ~ ssT II .nt
eosis. rha, cond,.;on., ,ndcrosu
!ef *eta;to anu cosn. ...xnr.x r, t.o.,,o p.
Ffsnki1n converse ": ansaony ~ SS.d.t,, ~
cent damages: 4,1 1u~
Samuel G. D. Howard y. lsHat ana hens3
| Dtke and George Mercy. Acqon o. leot Icy S
atury Finding toz pIatnt1a, ueos St,uo III LEE
!. john il. ssher1sxs VI. William zaw1daa;; Assi< Ai
+ tuted 70 recover ieE ~ allegeo aeaaekoh oF q
j fendAnt Of Piaint9s N1fe; s.rhoyn =,
JsssP9 fs3ssE RrSsfs ne,top q assanrtie sapn
I'd e !ae copFt On ne Pafia =, II s
fendant. 1eis nsipg aeelaaa u III e. mis5nti.s
l. The eourt, verdict Was Rlscn tos p1A'n@1s
: $1s0.s1 r. e.,,,A,,, snf,
,ttaeh1ssI ia 1seorsr ys IN neses debtedness
1900. fSE Services petforzaedi ,3s4a1 1sf fs,nta
il appeal t5om : Judgment Of Bro"n' j. r
. enssf Re1inss Rssea ~ Michael Diyersey. Assun
= IL = E e 4Sa9ss t1as9 W. AA~""S*
l. Hxfore Hon. j. i. .Eu.esfa, Jutftce.IEta4MEet x M
. jenkins vs. James u. Lee- Ih1s y III Ws !,
f. accounting ntt~ssn gsa1sas gata h1 fi,s o,Str4s
, 1866-09-05

sRua1D,> 1aA1IysAy TRAIN.

ssMntt dexfrt nv cnuee mr. {1cverntncrt an1
ny country. to follow party disided, distracted,
@ Meak sseAta!ias @ az n.&nsa seSkt1ng 4.
thing VI eel the RAILWAY train On the irsct. Tie
cars were n empty; 1t was, under the
snn All H. m5,i,or.d anom aes,s ,1arc
offered to,fhis party that complains Of sdc.ertion'
Me!n nc w st ,asnca ho fm,et, IN! NJ. NJ
that IL iii dinc ur With out.i iere, and t. pass-
Ing BY them, thsy ~ theJ hare esn dcselted "
nc Sss.ts sscaaacsos-T'0" "se3o'a @'fa9o'a -=s's
r.,+s. c,,,.,. f,o,,,o,.,o,, t.,
,seo ,n,s,n..., ;asa.,, 49, ~ s.. r,aa.sn. t.,-a
s~.-a ~. .,,.hn.. nn1 r1ott-d, - .,,a .,r.,.
throw ar IN pcnnf,,;c,n ~ ,,,r,r - .,,,,n1,,sa
fhe rion,3c Oh, Il, lie n1os ,,, -, +, made
thr s.rai1-sn,i,trr of 11l,nnis,, tn stanaor5
hc,r.r rat1,rr than 4,,e ..irrenress,,,le ran
o;,t s,rc of A,,,,rr,, T., fbr ,n,;,,c.,
c,nros of 1sco wc nj, roroor,bcr bo1 s,s;d,,
0usly md etrcnuonslv seward strorc IN con,,
nit lfncnln to nm crtrcmn nptt. t.,,ovarv ,,o.t.
1ion, The object was to arIre avsv The
moderate men Of Tho marry ant; s.fcai him.
Ir;s bosom cona,,unt aud friend. Thur]ow
Weed, fer toug time refused
to ncrmu :tc Albany Ersulny Journal
to support Lincoln for President. The
King o. the LOBBY was su1ky and malignant
during the whole campaign. He ceased to
br Z Republican from The dav OF Lincoiu's
nomination for President. Seward and Weed
beat the Republican tickct in Ncw York ii,
1867, and tried to defc 1t II in 1864 and 1865.
Seward was the marble, in Llucoln's cabinet.
Ills r. .u,scls were always either coyardly or
trcacAcroIs, ue vns the chief supporte- o.
the Mcclellan curq. aud the tlo.notIinr pol.
lev Of conducting Ike war. lie WAS ever
nr,phcs. .inr fbaf t],e wnr wnn1l cr,i IN s,xtv
, 1866-09-05

~ln M, b,bu1ous speech At Delmonicos.
NE. Prcside1a boasted three times that ne
vas "a Southxu man." Els actions hare
made the avowa- superauous, as he has
shown himsclf 10 b. not only Southern
man. but rebel sympsaizcr and hster oi
, 1866-09-05
JOHNSONsS SACRIFICES AND SEF-
FEKINGSs

In his disgraccful elcctioneetng tour to
| the funeral of Donglas, President Johnson
has made the following declaration at least
Il score oftimes since he LEFT Washington:
We'll, gentlemen. who hss fonEht his rebellion
,n o, o nns sne'a saa @r sr@r1a ,noIs fo
he copntryY But because my sac:inces and fuf.
ssnSs cave iees9 grsa as AZ 1hcasn9 ,bsEs
in.ens;lie @ ID tFuti. and usinciplc.
| The public, who have heard this boast cd \
.austun4, would like 10 know what "great |
sacriticcs ~ he ever 1nades What great suf- |
fcriuc did he erer endure?
When the war broke out johnson was
Breckinridge Democrat, m enemy Of Doug
las, aud held seat in the Senate from Ten
nessec. When the other Breckenridge Dcna-
oc,.ts seeded from tho balls Of Congress to
f:.l.t for slavery out Of the Union, he
remained Iu lfs scat to fight for
slayery inside Of tho Union, aud gayr this as
reason for not seeding when the rest ofAis
party did, Nas It auy great suffering or sac
| ritice on lis pnrt to stay in the Senate and
. u1ny his nav and mileage There are plen-
ty of men who would esteem it anything hut
II sacrifice 10 serve tue country IN the Senate
, III five thousand dollars year, including
: | p,I1eavc.
h Aftcr the splendid Union Victories at Mill
i Springs. Bowling Green, Fort Henry,
e Fort ponclson aud Shiloh, when tho
# Western shows In bluc'' had driven
,r tho rc;,c1u from most of Tennessee,
/. srd md conturea Nashville. President
If 1iucoln arnnin,eA Andrew johnson, Mil.
:,ar,. f.ornrnor NJ tl,ot State. This yas
cs - li,o e,,r;,o of 1eeo Johnsonrs senatocfa1
~ .a,.' oS,;ra, N t1,c s,b NJ March 1sf3 lie
en ssi'sec W. ss ,aau. e.an,1ynshtn.,o Inn n
l., Mens nn,'s' ~ ,.;s .r,,,or,st tor,,1
-, 49, ~, ~. Vo5ora1 soa,,era
va aat'es' ott''S "atea w 49, w. ;.,,;n,
no" muen saclsace WV ~ aa.. 49, .et ts,'a t
lev htontns o. MS uucA pifsa 'si =" ~ s"'>~
Govcrnorshlp ter thfee yeass
'al he feIhaine" III Npsn' NV,
H. cfnoFs lofo'ns u o'cl enc ieos'o' te'
ot well us maic, interfering a"o aaatAenus
US win army oihccss' ana 1'iahaas ae'os,ou
Of speeches to the feoeis ana ntesets
old Nashville, against The iolly anu stapla'ty
e.s Shareholders scceaine ron Inc Union, MAc
et, they might have rulea II IN tue interests
Of the "diyiue Institution oy remaining IN i
ned The "niggrrs" were convinced Of the souns
lro- ness nf this view OF the matter, but mueh
ew they loved the Union, they were glad that tt
.rly | shareholders had scccdcd, and thereby 10
to drlted the institution"
out ,lol1nson WAS nominated In the summer
on 1864. for Vice President, by the Republican
lie Onion party. lie continued to d
the nonncc the rebels with fearful cplfaces. Al
to hurled ,nalcdictions and lmrreeations
Tue their heads iar cel'ps'ns bro~h1o~ IN !, :,
se0- fesectty OF Ills den"ncsatlons: ABOUT u
to first Of March he started Tor Nashngto"
nee pe s"osn III ~ 'lee 'sssueas, ~ ~ u'% ~. r.. :,
, 1866-09-05

The ChQferH.

cree rendered.
The court adjourned until Friday at 10 a. N.
o,. r.r
1he following eases o. eoolefs we're reported NJ
ne healt4 unee yeetesaa5:
nope.! n;Gss; age io!.1.si1 !ea1s. q >,
Hrc oscoet IN he n1cnin,, and oisI A. ~ roster
3ay 1norpinr. '''~N 49,
Dennfs Gfonstutz, Polc. agci thttty-sereu years.
Residence 4: lees street. Attacked at p: H..
John Macs, Irish. ayr sieseu ycars. Residencr
20 Grove etsees: Attacked at sss O'Clock on Lie
evsning g .tsa r. tss g. }d;.h ...,, ,,,.,x, p..,.
dencc ss4 Grove street. Died as = o'clock.
John \: Bennett, american: aEe nineteen Year,:
Eighth I'D siuth a1enacs, Nsw lotk eiis. sent-'
to ho.nitai; , ~ u,,..,.... ,uurr,,n md
Bs;ss Rssos W. ILL., ~ss es ~ f:
denee, % Gatdi9es stEest: NJ. 1teitznaa was st q,
al one a. m. Jes.sEday. N.Y.. Re!t7:nsu, aaaS1ed
about the eatne TING. md dtss1 q io9r o'clock a.
she a., ,
Catonc hasser mcsn,an. age n!'H 5daWH, Wcngs ,S
day morning.,
Lntnsr "nlsna; y. M netmnm asc y
residence. an Non9 la1s'ed a1eet. n'AeAea
eight ycafs. residence, 20 Mainet street. Atiaci
Dr. l. j, Ktr1er, County ph5sI.too Tor IL.
Sov n,n ninr ,sn aesihse eehteoa nndcr trnat
mcut.
~, -
- 49, aecn,+.d uc,r ,bo rlnton stock Mn,
.t~ ~ snra,r ,nn,,,fnc N which several men and
s-n,,.r ,.crs .rr.c cad q .,loon i,cnt hv Ebw.ra
sioclfon WI. tn scrns Of ,hr c.ht. which came
rs.- srIt,e IL ,urrder. A dance was hsinc held
~ stoatfnns niase' si;euded by mel, and Fomrn
soas ce sases vao Tn 1ssss e fsn
sstsS i, 1sas St sfsais @ I; si'sss nss
q the attention oessoTsn o. NJ cS wS INA
sepc ea a. eroy ~ 6oe seat bis Vic on the Head
e!lin her e TIC noof s1a ssn la%pefM ~ epSn hss,
nf. Go s,,s nnon ,shen II. Txfs a'sctiona
him. ue y as arrested Of, his wsy home, bis shirt
bloody a9d Els clothes tnsn, and !sstestsiav t Was
ctousn. oetole ~ ~, " ~.s,on IN sha
otHcr maylc1a. The woman V1s paily bea,sn,
but L ia a falr way TO recover. she persists in
ae aet
sang The unte in the double
aas te1eaeen. ~ eS scie1e 5aslee M 3E:en. au
+ charged With riot; lsef were se'efaIsS boond
over IN ssoo tof 0"i'
J r-----1--@'..-
!. bAsE Ball IoursA4Esf.nssss oase
osa ~ -. r...,,,sl. ,a.- ~. s;tx ~
to take Place on fne air Isoun1s near Inc Guy o3
sor'h Benl, Indians, on Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Fsidas. tne ", %. 4ta and On OF
gc!eoxI Hsats unaS1 1 * H ea,,o'rn ,rtsss
saown H. ean; Inc .s,nn pr'ses
sIujor G,UhuF;rst iYi4eEs'5i 81 In Trscnbasss and
n r. rrrnla,ion bali properly in4crtiea. >'>'''
) Second rIsze-fS0 IN sEeenbacSs.
Iyhfor C1uoJ-ftIst p!tze-*sD IN 21senoaexs
md tuitahly inscribed .'segnlattocE osl-
Second prize-$s5 IN ctefn9acss'
: For the "oETt ocaIen cap *.e*
: frtxes Of ~ N efecnoacse and "a! pEoFettty
inscribed will also be presented es toHoSs. SaSa
sniered for prizes: For ths est runner the bes,
8 aeltcr; The maker ot the most home run; r q
{ the most - hnsss made and the East thrnWSf
Erery eaort VIII PC e1ertrd on shs r&1t o. ~
Cldo. and indeed ~ parties l9teltste1to 10 aShe s
, 1866-09-05

Cnrx Cox.-ln the Law Intelligence Of 5t<
dag masnlng, The TRIBUNE published the tecnts-
of divorce suit instituted agasnat one J. D. arn-
ner. On Monday night The defendant was arrest
ed 1t the Sherman House nlth woman whom he
had registered as his v1s but who gives the name
Of n. j. Gs!!aghan. Ensh prisoners were exam; ..
adultery, anil committed for TRIAL in tho Rccor-
des,s Court n ball Of 8 ,oog each. a.. $50 .o,
nbaut 10 leave the ci,y. ~ be had drawn 3 largc
quantity of gold IRON The bank on the dny bs1pTe
Els arrest Il Ia hlnted that he will be a1so tried
o. the charge Of having attempted 70 poison his
wife.
, 1866-09-05

TUE SWELL MoB.-These gentry. 80 we'll known
In New York. are arriving In ous city daily, cx-
'pectng large harvest during the sases and the.
: Presidents visit, Several OF them e2ve al the
! anpea,snce Of gentlemen, and strangers should
he On their guard IN forming acquairtsrces, a. all
sorte Of conldanca games will be tiled By these
professionals apslug their atay hera4 a party o.
aTc we'll known to The police Of Hos9on as eona-
deuea men and gamhIers., who VIII ptonaniy pY
their neiAriaua business wherever there Is c1o"as
or 4 chaucetQ bM{nd1e.
, 1866-09-05

Not Broad and Butter Enough to Go
Nound-unfattlful App6lntees-Cop-
per4eud ConEcntlonn-Co-ope operation Of
Tho Couscrvutives-Prosp Of the
Republicans
, 1866-09-05

AGn1cCITruAI Soc1Ey1.-A 17eefln= ot the
Cook County Agricultural and Horticultural Sa-
ciety was held yesterday morning ct the oalce OF
the pyairfs Fdrmtr, No. II: Lake street
In the ahsence at the regular ofdcefs. p :.
DurnfnS WAS appointed Chairman, amt W. ".
Cosbett Secretary PRO fer1.
On motion, the following gentlemen we're aP-
pointed delegates to the annual Tsedng OF 1f e.
fns:ante II. E. Er,crr, General II. s. Smith and
b. s. Dunuins. The meeting Then adjourned.
The delegates, three ftom each county o.ganissas.
insfant for the purpose OF elert1ug officers for
The Suite Society to eerye during the then ensti-
{pr YeaF,
, 1866-09-05

Annie ARRANGEMENTS arc made for Fictua1in9
ali who may le there. A large dining hn1>, under
the Tansgetpt q sspe.sn@ss1 re s:;Iess!s, :st NJ"
c0XXrTTEX Or 1EEEPI10Nt
Tjce-Ptesideut Wentworth.
Ex.presideuts Van Epps, Ellsworth. Weostefs
Delegates from other State Societies ate respect.
ful1r fraucstct to present themselves 70 tesne
mcfnhrr of The reception committee. 80 That suit
nbIe provision for their cn.ettaif mcnt may b
made