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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

WE the undersigned offer our seryiafs to the
w public for the shipment ofSott[eT Sheep
and Hogs to the Richmond and Baltimore mar
kets.
BY sending Cattle through our agency, they
will be taken at Staunton and sold in either of the
above cities as desired without further trouble or
expense to owners. Prompt returns invariably
made. Terms liberal. For further particulars
apply to
NJ. PARKER & son,
Staunton, Va.
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Nh. WAsusGroS N. DuDLEY, living near Church
vile, Augusta, while repairing his barn door, on
The end ult., fell, causing compound fracture
OF bis lcsnear the aaklc joint.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

We direct the attention Of buyers who visit
Baltimore to the advertisement of l.. Clark & Co s
Auction and Private Saesroom No 1874 Baltimore
Street, opposite Light, Baltimore.
Mr.. Clark, the Senior partner, who conducts the
business in the city, is gentleman of rare bust
ness qualifications, polite, accommodating and
always on hand to attend to all who may favor
him with call.
They are extensively engaged in the Auction
businessman sell privately at auction prices,
and we have no doubt a.cal at their Salesroom by
our merchants who visit the city will amply repay
them. At all events give them trial when next
you visit the city.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

On the 4th inst, at her residence in Stanton
MIS-. MARY r. FREEMAN, wife of Jos. w. Freeman
and daughter of MIR. Lewis Harris, deceased, of
Typhoid fever after two weeks sickness
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09
FRESH STOCK OF
RID" A RE.

r HAVE just received supply of Goods in the
L Hardware line comprising in general all the
articles usually found in this line, such us
Blacksmith Tools and Materials.
Coach Makers f." :"
Carpenters, - 8
Shoemakcrs, % /"
and great variety of other articles, for Farmers
and Housekeepers.
Starting out anew, after four years devoted to
other things propose to act on the principle of
supplying the people at very short profits for cash.
All who desire to lay out their money to the best
advantage are invited to call and try me. They
shall not go away disappointed.
Aug. 25-tf. G. r. PRICE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09
III. e.. DEBRING.
FRESCO PAINTER.
s. Market St. Frederick Civ. Md.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of staun-
HI ton and Neighborhood, that he is prepared
to Fresco Churches, Halls Private Residences &C.,
in the most modern style, in fresco and encaustic
water proof colors, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Best references rs to ability and character given
Jan II l866-ly
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NJ A r r 7 E D

~~>~->~>>N~0~~-~>~>~--~~~@
On the 2Sth of January, 1866, by the Rev
Samuel Kcnnerly, ST., LIEUT.. w. A. HANGER, to
Miss BARBARA A. CoYSER,-all of Augusta
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

about ten years old, with some white on his hind
feet, collar marks and tail light. Removes heavily
and very wide with his hind feet and PAGES very
rough i.s
] will give the above reward if delivered to me
at Summcrdean, Augusta Co. s@
WM. KERR.
/. Jan IF
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

IN our Advertising columns will be found
the card of Walter Crook, jr., No. 22o BaIti-
more Street, New Building, Baltimore.
Mr.. Crook imports and manufactures all goods
pertaining to the upholstery department Lace
and Cambria Curtains, Furniture Covers, Window
Shades &c. lie occupies one of the finest Stores
in the city, and having just commenced business
with an extensive stock Of goods. comprising the
latest styles, is prepared TO make sales at such
PRICES as cannot fail to please.
To those who visit Baltimore and are in want
of such goods, we would say take o look at his
stock, and learn his prices, as nothing il lost by
making an examination.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

TIE communication Of Advocate was received
too late for this ISSUE
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

We refer the publishers of Newspapers and all
others Who need anything in the way of paper,
envelopes, cards &c, to the card of j. A. Du-
shane, No. 40 South Charles Street, Baltimore.
lie is prepared to furnish anything in his line
at,the very shortest notice and on as good terms
any house in the city.
Having made our purchases ofpaper, cards &C.,
from Mr.. Dushane for the past six months, and
finding him disposed to deal with us on fair terms,
we feel justified in recommending his house to all
who may want any articles in his line.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09
z,NCnIIKAl;E HOME INDUSTRY
Boots and Shoes,
X. M. KELLEY

HAS now opened an elegant assortment of
i 4 CLOAKS at very moderate prices, from
1900 to $39, CO. Also new supply of HATS of
the latest style and finest quality KID GLOVES
at 500; TOILET SOAP, PERFUMERIES,
and one ofsthe best articles for Cleansing and
Curing all diseases Of the hair. Ladies and Cen
tlemen will do well to call and supply themselves
with bottle of DEVILLE'S CAPILLARY To-
TION or NUTRITIVE CREAM. Also DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
Nov. ST
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BRUCE & PECK,

DEG leave to inform their old customers and
- the public generally that they have opened
at their old stand corner OF Beverly and Augusta
streets, Stanton, Va, large and carefully select
ed stock of
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09
SOUTHERN GENERALS
LIFE, SER TICES AND CAMPAIGNS OF
STONEWALL JACKSON:

BY a VIRGINIAN. l Vol. l2mo; 1926 pages;
Sl.5o, with authentic Portraits of JACKSON,
and his Successor EWELL, on Steel.
This is the only authentic history of this dis
tinguished Leader which has been written. 1t
has been prepared from Official Reports contem-
porary narratives, and personal acquaintance, and
is complete and full.
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Richmond Advertisements

Commission and Forwarding Business.
sIZER g. BRiGG So
Commission and Forwarding
;. MER CHANTS,
Broad ST., next door to " c. R. Il. Depot
RICHMOND, VA.
NVTILh pay particular attention to forwarding
w goods to- Country Merchants, and the sale
Of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE and mer-
chandiSe. =.
/. D. SIZER, Late 4g't. Va, C. R. r. at
-. ..I Richmond Va,
W. II. BRIGGS, Late with White s. Page,
Richmond, Va.
Most respectfully refer 70
c. f. Wood s'tanntoa, Va
r. II. Hawkins, f' ~
=. 4 H d1an'sr' e q.
J;E; Carson. Augusta Co., vs.
W. j. Shumate, g &C
A. Blouth Co., I"
\. B.-Particular attention is called to OUR
LOCATION country Merchants forwarding goods,
through us, have but ONE DRAIAGE and no
STORAGE to pay.
Oct 13-3ma
WIN. H. PARRISH 6 CO.,
18th Street. between Main & Cary,
RICHMOND, VA, :.
Offer for Sale low to the trade
80 IIhds Sugar, -
100 Bbls A, B and C Extra suc ar,
so =" Crushed Powdered .
$50 Bags Coffee,
100 Hhds Bacon Shoulders, Sides s Hams.
$50 Boxes Candies,
500 Bbls Alewives Mackerel & Herring,
500 Kits Shad 4 Mackcrel,
500 Reams Wrapping Paper,
500 Bbls Brandy, Whiskey, Wines s. Gin
500 boz Buckets & Brooms
III. II LIS o., -
Soda, Pepper, Spice Ginger, Alum, OF
peras, Starch, Soap &C., &c.
". II. PARRISH s co.
September 22-ly
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
QuEEASW ARE WOODEN 4 WILLOW WARE,

BOOTS AND SHOES,
which they will sell at wholesale or retail Their
goods were purchased from first hands IN New
York, for net cash. consequently they will be able
to sell them upon the best terms.
They will exchange goods or pay cash for pro-
duce.
Oct 20, lSG5.-tf.
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Miscellaneous.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN


AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
VALUABLE SOUTHERN HISTORIES
l.
SOUTH RN HISTORY OF THE WAR.
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This is the only complete and authentic hiso-
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Mr.. Pollard's prominent position i'll the Con-
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1t should fud place in every library.
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Their lives and Campaigns, by Capt. W. PAR
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Vol, svo. 500 Pages $3.50 Containing Biog-
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with full and graphic accounts Of the various
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been prepared with the utmost care and thorough
ness.
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WOMEN OF THE SOUTH,

Distinguished in Literature, VOL, svo. 81 pa
ges. $500. Illustrated with splendid Portraits,
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And containing full biographical sketches and
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All the above works are having an immense
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Exclusive territory given, and liberal induce
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C.B. RICHARDSON, Publisher,
$40 Broadway, New York.
Jan &c, 1SG6-4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

81 REV AR D.--Stolen from the Sub
eD,)O scriber, on Tuesday night, 9th last, a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

TIE R1IDS and RO.NANCIES OF
MORGAN AND zSIS NEEN:
BY Mrs SALLYrRO CHESTER FORD, with Steel
Portrait of Gen. MORGAN, ! Vol, l2mo. 1875
pages. Sl.75. A complete history of this daring
officer more thrilling and interesting than fiction.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-09

The tendency Of the stock market is upward
and we advise holders not to press sales
Virginia Registered Bonds Al.
Virginia Bonds and Coupons 10.
North Carolina Bonds and Coupons 81.
South Carolina Bonds and Coupons 70.
Georgia Bonds and Coupons 80.
Tennessee Bonds and Coupons So.
Richmond City Bonds 70.
City of Lynchburg Bonds 10. -
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds So.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds so.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds co.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Dr. Wooster Beach lr made post-nor'em eIanI
naon Of the body, ard iOani tie MARKS oi seFe,e
lence the face head and body; on ih' face ana ,ep
were 81 wounGs g vIr.ous. sizes ami depths Dut III
depily j. rhctCd With flc same irstrumeut lInp,ot u
heavy har ~ iIon with qgare coincrsi on Do ~ i
were cnts and bruises, the skin Of the night hnut MIS-
Rubbed Off togetHeI with that Oh ~ oi the i5
on opening into cavity Of the saul nero WaS i ~
we're compound fracture Cf tue occpal b0ne' 10 -
10 the rigat of the mo1iaB line and near ts JunciIo
with the pareial bone. there was counter iIae'Ieg
the base of tie skull the opposite SIDE OF tie
COZ siderable LeIuOfrhage had aken place b neh'n ~
duramater and bciW cen that meBbIae and mo shun
death Ia his OIinon, caused by the SHOCK 10 ~
sysiem from the nuIy to Tie head together Win 'N'
con precision oi the brain from the henorThage.
The case was then given 20 the iary. who, allcI
loft delberaton, rendered verdict That the 5 ug
ceased came TO his death ly fracture o. The sknI WIZ
some blunt instrument at the hands OF some person Vi
persons unknown 10 then. The lnry further recon-,
mend TO his Honor the Mayor 10 Oicr suitable re"Aiu
for the apprehension of tle guilty partes.
The late employers OF tho deceased have o ohelcn u
reward OF $lCO for the apprehension and CONVICTION VI
ths murdeTeIs
Deceased was a native Of Germany. aged y ycHTs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Postal miserics.

To hs Fdi,c- eI ne n. y Tyibgae.
SIR: Lave new Look in press by ii. o..
Honghton Co, Cambridge, Mass TIE proofs are
sent TO by mail fead and retarned. ell Of which
Should occupy tree days; tut tbr Ugh the vaeares OF
our gos,al systec. week frequently depSes be-
tween tie dispatch Of the proofs rom Cambridge ard
their return.
This rorring Gch l9) received a package, post
merked Csmbii geport, Feb g." just hiTfeeH days
The rackage fully repaid, four cents (priaters
proofs being subject TO hewsp Fer POSTAGE. Ii came
TO NE marked Due 32 cents" which was obliged 70
pay. In tic meantime, Lad ordered the missing
proofs 10 be sent by express al further cost of &C.,
and e The proofs now receive come in tho same way
the mail lsirg 20 uncertain, that tic publication Of
ny toOk wond he otLerv ise greatly delayed.
Iknow arother instance where q gentleman of this
city las received proofs from the same Lousc tea
days after hey were mailed.
Is there no remedy for such irrognoriiy Yours
truly BArAID TAYLOR,
Monday Feb 10 l-G6. No. l39 East Eighthst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Burglars Surprised in n Residcnce-Tbe
owner Attacked aud Rcaten.

Mr.. Richardson, residing at the corner of
Finyn.nth.st. and Tenh-aye., was awakened shortly
after o'clock on Mond morning by seeing tho gas liz
N his room and the door open. Thinking that bis
sick he aios for tte purpose Of going TO his room. He
then sng that biz coat bad been disturbed and on ex
az ming bis vest found thot splendid god watch
valued al $3.50 which wGs specially manufactured IOr
hin, in pari, lad been stolen Satisfied that thefe
were burglars in the house. he started 20 go up stars
As he reached the hudrc midway NJ. Il. saw TWO
men on the door above ono CT whom called TO hm to
Look ont d" seeing HAT tho thieves bad no pistols,
Mr. Richardson stood lis grourd and they theh made
a rn.h NJ him each dealing blow as they passed.
Tie fist blow took e ct tho temple and the second
in the face That on tie temple quite severe Partially
stunned by the blows, Mr. r. was unable TO make
any outory until after ihe departure OF the burglars
1he latter succeeded in carrying on IN addition 70 le
watch quite an amount of personal property This style
of robbery has become alarmngy frequent of late IN
al paris Of the city. the more lstocrac portions not
heI exempt from lhe visits Of The mIdnght maraulcTs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Im. fOGTS-sEVGNin->T. CRtgEDy. ihcInle
tragc,s in Forty..oyenis ayol, M thc death Z" tic
tbre. children Roth, AMI to p0esibl, death oi he
woman ttll remains wIappcl ~ my5tCIy Coroner
Gamble Yesterday summoned % jury for lae purpose n
cudeayOiDg 10 nycsiigaio Inc cas-. but no d"ncr
was forthcoming tending 40 ANY LtsIog 10 tic-Jo tt'
mystery Il Sns deemed le 60 rO,.u.fr fi3 DHr- OF
the present prU'es -or Do eilus bic nle pgrf. cA
animation cf he iiscerG and tr1il. co. tie children
but accs oi ilc P'sencc" my poisonous SID iacc
can be detected h0g dD tc bodies pfo.cu uy aYpelr
ance OF Eioencr, traces Ol frIefiIe. No trace ol
any poisonous matter c'n Dc ct"oyrlcl ~ me ho'se
The woman ghO W. -r'nOt ed 10 i.Hicsr" Hos n,1L
Las psit lly recovered nom Hcr -iIlnt Ii ans A' !.
some guc.tions b1i iu s1rn 'ogrr and con. ri
manner fiaf ,he Ov,dpiIy anT rn ld.s of W.at tas
occurred No sri1r,n of u,i-u1 Was iunri n 'h' ,.n
tents of hoy .to1ccl nn4 tl1 SURGEONS Attendance
unou h.r cIr now inclined o nltr a. her rorfin1.
simply ~ the Cirrc' Of hy.ria. 40 o'ior lgrts afe
been Discovered u amy manner bearing on tlc 'aHt.
which certainly .iuw sc'ms 20 Ns olc of The most
9ineullr ones within our memory. n more 'At3nc-a
auayss .i tie lisccfa oi The children ~ be- iafe by
Prof DoreIAls wben rs s poss,b'' ihss ,.me "a
- The -ris'ory viii hc chfeIned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

ARREST o. NJ ALLEGED phhrOCRtr.--
Charls Adams wls brought before Justice Conwcn
yesterday mo.uias oH he cAare ofpetlug ticpjaaci
of Nj ,hac eiley Of svcy wa Do ~ Fulton Icr.y.
On sunday Cvcnrr Itlcs f'N come Ca9 ~ h'S Wniri.
o.au and acling IFS hand held hun and gpl accused
In charge o. ONcor pcfamp ~ mo Fo.ls-sccond .ro
cigci Police Ihc waica gone nOwtg'~ thc
ca.,n having been cuL Nothing wa found gI)l
Adam. and 81 90 -lppO eel DC hcudel tic watch 20 .
confederate lie was committed 10 await r0a1np .gu.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
IHissf shin New

Steamship Scotland iBrl, Ha'l Liverpool jan. u, ~
Queenstown n iut with mise. and 800 pass. 10 the Naors
Navigation TO. lf' ust, the Banks 1" s.e1tap
N4rdli hen Tor Liverpool.
Steemihip Moutezfma (8rl, Iumshaw. Kinsston' Jam,
Feb O. with mdse. ana pass, % Howiant AsDih"ali
GFLOW.
Park J. Elngxood. i.oni Sisua.
Big Arab, If Gihraltll.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
pkitadeInI,i.C Cnffic Market.

PnILAprIPurs, Feb. iaCatt.c market is very dl and
price. ruse ed sui d'oopng sacg OF " head, az wa
Shr ep arm tNo headf sac q 90 -rof Cows duL
sphnrers <30a go Hogs scuce sales 200 head nj q
sea y Il 80 per lNp 10 n't
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
pa.srugfrs Arrived.

PROM ifVERPOOI-'n steamship scot'anl-E T.. NGler,
Nj. r. hen J. y HIN John Moran AT aid hlrs y. Da
wilson, Nj snd Nrs. Greeuwood j. H. Pierce Mr. "eseo't
Sir Nolan. Nj Beeaeby ard t'8 in the steeTsre.
FROM KlNGsTOS. JAM.--ln steamship Nontu,ana--lf "
" Rotlry Waiter y. Dawson. J. Boyd J. T. Miiorne Ma
tl9a Allen. 7. p. Ne ior.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20


Theo rcu,o
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the ahp
rouctnHf "prasa5 would h'6
p:Hv
DIVIDEND IN
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ahhtsy It's psc, Gon
int decpnny
a tta' a'5o ae @ "a,
the Load
qcuny a" w ""
sdlnfy O,o be-
Pru" hgvcnu
moayepo.
WILSON G, Gn Ae9 o N " ~
KinsC County,.
gn prnyan Ch"tt" pllcd
OhO " "
r,,rrn
EnHaA Agents.
Genera ITrNoi
Genri Apr.G Gr Noti C4o 800 c1s
nac
WILLIAM &. >NpEI; rrep ST.
uI3>l;> -; IYpr. ,or-pF9soel
tironoI ~ PHILLIPS. A'uAr'.
rN}y ,rIr,o o,3Il- .r~'s~
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

BUEGLARY--A House ROBBED, AND oyL oP
1HE LApi lNNAU. kVoCKrD DOwy.--An Gudacoas
robbery was porpeIatol IN The nol Of Mr.. Powell.
in Laiaycttc.avc.. near No,rIanl ave. on Saturday
evening ltagpclF- uai he husband O. the lady 8. o.
sea captain lEl is now absent ol aroyage laly
named Rack lives with Aor asa companion and to.
ccAcr With servant r'r' constitute the ole occupants
Of tho promise. hDOCt o'clock =. nj. ig5. Rack
heard noise iu 81 ihc upper rY0,. nl4. asochc
ine 1Ae ftgi.- iO ascertain .c cause was courOnf d
bv p fellow who was engaged IN tying mp bundle ~
Co. ing Shc ted tie iuirGqcT when be caught
her by the throat and. alter holding L.r for short
tine lCf 20 and kuDc.ci leF do,A stairs tie then
made his escape by leapn- ont ol OF the lr
doWs. Ihc ladies subsequently searched tho hO.t nd
found abult 500 worth ol cOthin- bundled up and
ready .oI tgauspor,lt OI. Tie tlI of 80 iu gold
silver anu grenh1cSs. which had been sccIetcd under
sofa natrc was Iishre. lie q ei having doGdi-a.
irst secured hc money before selecting the clothing
Tho burglar ilctiicd 10y tlc la-tf 90, the SAME man
who calrd al the bpu.c som" weeks since. and under
PREF ensc Of beinra Ilclh OiccE demanded prrr '."n
~ measure he uppcr rooms NItn WOW OF making
report ns 10 the condition 81 the promises. Ihcy per
euwtOrilv eh,cd tO lei hin enter tie house bu 70 D.
probable that Ac gained enough Information at Lat
limo 10 enable him 10 euler without t.ar a.scr' n tho
time be did. Mrs Rack was copsijor ly hrGi 10y
tho fellow b-i uot 'oio' 81 inilned
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
PURELY MUTUAL.
ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS.

this s0cle'y nave
dividends fs:EOR2E1 III HS1 tc
FIRST Dividend will February 1861 The last Dividend
reduced the premiums IN s"iHe
co mare than policy during the next
believed tire future that no Company In s
country greater in iss dAS1"e"" "
Society," total expenditure 10 c
New York Insurance epo
Older American Life Insurance o01"
-SaeS Superintendent Buos'A A1uGR RTor, 1862
Company d" any ps'
Sc 5 prbimdeat Barla' Aand Rlcr, 1861
The this Society desire 10 present 10 'le p
for their five modes Of dividing surplus pi
r,s or pvoats se of ,rhtc before SF@!eG@ ~
E'oiicy-hoieevs by any lite Company and present '''
tages obvious 10 all!
additional ofa a1'm a y@H
us.uu.r ur.d
aho
u the
.ol.n pm. nu.u hhe la.La elnnn nNna. .nnmey
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

The ATTEMPTED IIlGHWAY ROBBERY ~ DE-
GnAw sr-Tho Two Yong mea giylag their name 81
David Van Cot and Henry g. Brooks Who Wc-e ar
rested on Sa'urlly night thc charge of ass1utng
Mr. samucl Parkc7 IN DosTaw ST.. with The cvd,nt .n
teu',on of ro5b0c lin, were brought before Justice
Walsh yesterday morning. on being questioned, Van
COR stotci thar ns proper name wns Edward Van Gas
rrck AMI Iiroo'e tLlt l's rel name was James II
B1rt Ihcg belong ~ Albany. ~ s.. and n npr lrs
came 10 ts Civ of NcWloT. ON wednesday last, AND
nj up az tic Toni ne Ilori corner of broadway and
Iloward.st Becoming sl0.t o. ilu1t. tlc! ptNued q
watch. on which ia,y raised 81. On saturday hirht
'Iey camc to Efopklgn Hud meeting Mr.. Parker WHO
i sn actor 100 The PERI JheatCr and who va ON his
return hourI ~ them struck him with Sung 4id
brt a. fhc blow DID not ia upon hi3 head ho rot
badly hurt. lie raise. .n alarm. AoWrtCr and Officers
G! gan and llueir Of the iort 'hId Pgccilc, Police
and ctIen named James Br0riy coming Up plrsu'l
the assilan.s Er0idy came up WIN b1r nnd knocked
him down, when hoNaf accrrcI. Tie O.tcr Vas ar
rostsd almost Immediately thereafter. Eoth Tcfc
locked up Mex. day dix knife |al found near where
BII fell aud -luBg Shot oi tlc tlos approx 'd pattern
was picked 40 IN iOlt OF no -I' Autun-f,. u i't'
Of barege cur a me shape OF mas found no -rt
possession Another mask Of DE same Lad wa3 found
IN his va.lse al thc lotcl whcIc hy put up Tie prs
oners plea led not guilty 20 'hr CHARGE and hc rylni-
a!ion ,et down .0r Wcdno day nclt.
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ILLUSTRATED TOUR OF

u SCOTLAND
HOPE CHAPEL, BROADWAY,
Commencing MONDAY Fob. l8,
PICTORIAL And SICAL,
Assisted By Miss +. SINCLAIR
Mise MAGGIE MCLEOD. fIf HENRY LESLIE
thr.t appearance in Amrrical.
-ui The eesis1ted Humorous Lecturer aud vocalist,
Mr ". Il. COkRlE.
Adnirsinn. % cents. Commence at p.
lik man sn' tr tIrT's tsk hecd'
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Nrn.. mems C9'.Is, fani =; - 10 y pe. no.
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% Dyideul, l-iy he applied 20 reduce The p-cnil'
nians were reduced one.ha.f upon some policies.
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