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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-05-25

VEAKLE s. YOUNG. a
We have associated ourselves together for the
purpose of conducting the Drug Business on a
large scale We will keep on hand at all times
an extensive and well selected stock of
Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dyestuffs, perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Window Glass, Putty, &c.
.ns-All Medicines warranted genuine. go
TERMS CASH. Give US call at DR.. Young's
old stand. G. G. YEAKLE,
May 22-lm 50 DR.. W. B. YOUNG.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-05-25

THO THE LADIES.
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER
will receive, in a few days, large addition to
their present
Fine stock Of Fancy and Staple Goods.
No pains will be spared in selecting the best
styles of Dress Goods and we promise ALL who
may deal with us, the advantage of the great de-
cline in goods. We intend to keep ourselves pos
ted in regard to prices, having made arrange
ments with one of the best houses to that effect
so that our friends may feel safe in buying from
US.
~ Our purchases are made at short intervals
and this, we think, gives US many advantages
over the old habit may 25-1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-05-25
AT GREATLY

OOES All CIR s;ATH.Y
VI REDUCED PRICES
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER, are now receiving
in their new store room next door to z. IT,.
Trout's Drug Store, decidedly the neatest and
best stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
they have ever offered. Among general stock
the following kinds Of Dress Goods may be found
Embroidered grenadines,
Checked and striped Mozambiques
Printed Grape Maretz,
Checked Lenos, Cashmere Foulards,
Silk do, Mohair Poplirs,
Black and fancy Silks,
Mourning Goods,
White Goods,
Black Goods, Parasols, Gloves,
Mems Wear, Boys Wear,
Also, Notions of every kind.
Great care has been taken in selecting our stock,
and we have determined to offer our goods at a
small advance for CASH.
Goods arc pretty we think, but of this the La
dies must come and judge for themselves
May 4-3m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-05-25

READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, & FANCY
GOODS which they have purchased for cash. and
can sell as cheap as can be sold in this Market.
We can not say that we will sell % per cent.
below Baltimore prices, as we have never failed
yet and it is not our purpose to do so now
Our goods are of the best quality and will be sold
at fair prices. Give us call at the TIR GINA
CLOTHING STORE, opposite Virginia Hotel,
Staunton, Va. May LIFT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-05-25

C\ SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT,
Is Bags Rio and Laguara Coffee,
"A 20 Bbls Sugar r.
Is Kits Mackerel and Shad
81. Bbls N. O., Molasses and Golden Syrup
Just received and for sale low by
g ..r1-.. HOGE, MASON l. co.
September 22-tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-05-25
NEW GOODS

NE" GOODS,
consisting of SUMNER DELA1NES, BOREGES,
MOZAMBIQUES, STRIPED and CHECKED LIE
NOS LAWNS and a geneneral assortment of
SUMMER GOODS.
This stock hasjust been purchased in the North
ern markets at reduced prices, and will be offered
at small advance above cost and carriage. We
invite our patrons and friends to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
/. WITT Il BRO,
Stanton Va
May 25th-tf.
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\TEw GOODS! NEW GOODs!!

IN =
The subscribers are now receiving, AT THEIF
OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET, a splendid as
Sortment of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

O'Clock, Of mora but severe Hines yoaAuA, me b.
loved wife Of Philip Qnirk, formerly Of Baurue parish
OF Tonavara, county rpperary irelend AGA o. yesn
The relatives and friends OF the fhmy arc respect
fnly invited 10 attend the funerel this Sunday aer
noon at O'clock from her late residence ~ Nortn
sixth street. williamsburg Her remains will be taken
70 the Church Of st. Vino nj dc Paul and from thence 70
Calvary Cemetery for interment
THATCHER Thursday, March o. GEORGE L.
THATCHER
The relatives and friends Of the deceased, and the
members OF the Masonic fraternity invited 70 attend
the funeral from his late residence as Adephi street.
Brooklyn, this Sunday afternoon, ct two O'Clock
CLINTON CoNNANDKRY, No. II, X T., Will meet at No .
Court street. Brooklyn this Sunday afternoon st one
O'clock 70 attend the funeral OF Sir Knight George L.
Thatcher Members OF other Communicates are invited
WARD-At Wesneld, staten Island, on Tuesday, March
a. AFTER lingering Illness, Area WAND aged II years
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend the
funeral this Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock from the
Methodist EplscopaI church.
wsAvR-m brooklyn, on Saturday, March 81, Han.
xAH wife Of the ats Archibald Weaver OF Troy, aeed "
7ne relatives ana friends Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of her sonin
Charles Hooper, No. l0z Duhed street. Brooklyn this
Sunday afternoon, at tvo o'clock. "a go. br.
wEL0n Saturday March 81, GroRar D. wssr, In
the 4ssh year Or his aga tiat9, pifi. ~ -'."-
Funeral ssfvces win take plAce Monday at his resi-.
dence, Seveniyaxth street. between Fkst avenue and
49, 49,. A. tln al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

DESCENT on BROADWAY CABLING HoUse--THB
COMPLAINANT SOUTHERN 0ENrLKMAN-HE
LOSES HEAVILY AT FARo-rwENrY-FIvB AR
RESTS.
Southern gentleman recently appeared before Jus.
tice Connolly at the Fourth District Police Court and
preferred complaint against Miles Farrcn and James
Hlmau, the reputed proprieton OF the gambling house
No 2s3 Broadway, charging them with having
from him ii the game OF "faro" about $4,000. This
money was lost In about half dozen sI,tlngs The
magistrate accordingly issued his warrant for the
Third precinct 10 whom " entrusted for
cution, with. : force OF his men. made . descent
O. The ssIhus house and arrested Esr'se .. and
colcrsd walter, Captain Grpr also seized lsrgs
money which VAS on ths table fronting me- plsysnni
the lime be entered the premises An the prisoners
Hsa s s:ny SsoaS css % g
answer bsfore the Of sessions The patrons Of the
g.nIns ss'scthmsu, were n.sd ~: dG,s Zach an, and
custody Il % also stated that the compliment hes fro.
quenisd other gambling houses in which he had lost
about ~, 900 more. ..........r H rf lI rli'I i1f
3 ARaEsr or AN ALLEGED BURGLAR
Al An early hour yesterday morning the d~sliing
house Of Mr. Aaron Adler No ls2 Division street, was
sussrsl b. burglars and robbed Of wearing apparel
valued q SRA subsequently ofnccr Herring, n The
Tenth prccisct afrctsd Lewis Moore and found 10 his
possession portion Of the properly stolen fron ~.
Mansfield spd locked ~ for trial IN default Of $4,000
q me clothing ..................'.......'1D 80 \
-------ouAKGE or FALSE PRErKNcEs.
Messr, George G. NJ Mamford md Daniel Connor, said
to be shipping merchants doing business st lss Pearl
street. were yesterday taken into custody by onscer
Chandler Of the Essex Market Police Court on the CON
plain, Of Mr. Robert NJ Ktchns, Of the arm Of Nessrs
Beaver street, 'sf sssa Rt ;Sa on s s I'm q De-
csmSsr s Se scys parties asvssSS nine nas' q
M, uU,' coIpisnan,'s nrm 70 sell on ocmmssIoS.
Humford Conner took receipt for the goods, which
receipt u alleged The accused parties sold . the New
subsequently sold she wool 70 the compianans for
81, $50 Several weeks subsequently the WarchouDe
Company appeared and claimed the goods from No.
sses Como! slowed sSas q the D q
The .r.sson b M~ ES5SDs s. .hs y. %sss
came surety Tor the dsfeadsn The prisoner is thirty
three years Of age native OF this city and lives % ~
Ess Fourteenth street .............s
- ALLEGED ENTERTAINMENT.
James Buchanan, an EngIshman Of nne educsiioa and
excellent business qualifications, In the employ Of Mr.
Henry Bacgwspa,b engineer end patent sgsnt doing
business Al 400 broadway, arrested yesterday sfssr.
By ocer Cendenu Of the second prsvncs, on The
charge Of enbssziemcnt ns alleged thss pa the 2oth
ultIo tho accused collected $50 IN gold from Mortimer
Ncison ESQ, Of Bcoome street. and feIonousiy eppro.
psaed the came 10 bis own use without the knowsdse
taking the money but said his nssnton 70 return
IL again; but he aid 70 know where the money
We; cS% In s oss q,
sowse65 Duchsssn asd svidssuy vould rsoscs 70 -
s s'@ ss .ss .hs ,Is ssssssss sss wsy
isssss 4 sssN siss.qlA 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01
FINANCIAL AND co MINER GAL


saruRpAY March SD p. r.
Tina sto market has unsettled, and rather weak
A n usually the case the day following holiday,
ma the efforts 70 force decline in Erie were continued
ith considerable effect Michigan Southern Was. how
aver we'll sustained, this counteracied to large
Ax,ent the influence Of Erie upon the general railway
mat The indications that the upward movement
has not yet eliminated and that the present decline will
Dc succeeded by quick reaction, 70 which the con-
xfton of monetary affairs and the receipts Of the rail
ways are highly favorable.
Al the early OF the open board Ere sales 1900
shares sold ai II. Michigan Southern sales 700 sax
81, Cleveland and Pittsburg (saes 700, 7sx 7sK,
Rock Island lis y, Northwestern 26H, preferred SAX,
Fort Wayne 92X Hudson River 107K, Reading l00x.
A. the first regular board the market dull Mtchi-
gan Southern sales 450i nrm at the closing price
st the halfpast two board Thursday. Reading was
\ higher, Atlantic Nail Il. Erie was TX lower, Caeve-
land and Ptrsburg X Northwestern preferred r. Fort
Wayne \, Western Union Telegraph Il. Govcrnmen.
securities firm. Coupon nvetwentes Of the lSo2
issue were y higher Ten-forties were uuaitered
Seven thirty notes in demand, and the second
series advanced y.
Al the O'Clock sessions Erie pressed for sale
and declined 10 76 Strong efforts arc being made 10
break the general market BY depressing this one stock
and the leading bear' IL reported be largely hort
OF old Southern which supported with great armness
10 his great indignation AZ the hapast two board the
market heavier Erie closed ~ lower than as the
rst regular board, Reading TX, Michigan Southern Y,
Northwestern preferred Y; Western Union Telegraph
- Government securities steady the morning
quotations Coupon skies Of 1881 were u higher.
Al the half.past three open board there no i'm
povement in railway shares and Erie ales 900 share
declined u, closing at TAX. New York Central sold al
eos Hudson river 1915, Reading sales so0 99, Mchi
gan Southern tsales tOO 1884, Cleveland and Pittsburs
(saes 260ol Tx u, Rock Island 11ll Northwestern
preferred 53zs, Fort Wayne sS. Afterwards the market
closed heavy, with especial weakness in Erie. At
quarter past five the quoted at a. New York
Central 9o, Reading 0s,s Cleveland and Pittsburg 1871
Rock Island Ill y, Northwestern 25a q, preferred
b2K So. Fort Wayne So T. Michigan Southern was
nrn at S3H ~
The following statement Of the extreme prices Of lead
Ing railway shares 10 1858 and 1864 and the closing quo
tatons todays halfpast board shows that they
selling considerably under the average Of those
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

tnc boeton moucy ~ s1o s'"'o''~' w S>'~'y
vemsrks:-
Tho demand for money in Boston, although not very
urgent large enough 70 give employment 70 iaie
balances Loans satisfactory coateras are made by
banks and capitalists :. sz Per cant. rssrrnssis 90 DE-
Nme in loans Of the second class outside hvorte
circle In the discount line the calls for the best grades
OF mercantile notes not freely met by brokers or
bankss but the few pieces that the srset for
sale Ind ready purchasers and eight per cent
1he range for lower qualities u from nine 70 ten with
limited traAsactions 49,.
Ths Cincinnsu Co~merciai of the 2otn inst says:-,
business among the bankers was unusually quiet
Some report that they have seen 70 dull day since
Oep1euber Ofher than this inactivity in the move.
nents Of mousy the marke, retains s old expression
movsment In trade that would unlock The capital nov
Iorksd up n produce Of various kinds, aud In PRO
Visions ves1 throw upon The banks 'uperssundanee
The coupon No Of the arss mortgage on the Vernon,
Valley Railroad due October J. $780, win be paid at the
osos OF shs es4psny ~ Bellows Fails w. and daring
Che ssrs thirty days u NE National Park Bank IN seIs
Oily. lax
Mr. n n. Body, the sssscal and srsasfsr agent Of
shs Chicago and Northwestern Rsrosd has resigned the
pncs ssd win BE- suecssssa ~ Asrila bs Mr. A l.
fnishank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

SINGULAR DuArruARANcu p Warner, OF
Hadlsy, vent 70 Northampton the l7th got draft
for 500 on Now York. and took the cxs for New York
He had not told his family Of his intention, and left bis
horse standing In the street OF Northampton. He was
traced 10 New York. where found he got his draft
oashed, bat nothing more is known Of him. He was
weathiest men in Hadley, and his singular disappear
exces great interest 1t Is supposed that no has
gone 20 Liverpool g he had been making inquiries
about the expense Of such trip He had number OF
fat CATTLE and is thought that he had become tempo
rarily insane In anticipation Of lossss them.-Ns9
Haven Jo1gnal, March 81. ..... -, -..,--,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

AA Senate. Ay --ha-
ALBANY, March 81, 1888.
1nIS RuPoKrED
Relative 70 the Utica, Chsnango and susquehanna
Valley Railroad, comforting the power purchase the
right Of way For the survey Of railway route from
Schenectady 70 some point on the st. Lawrence river.
Increasing the compensation for the eduoason OF deaf
mutes under twelve years OF aga Amending the charter
Of the Bloomngdals Savings Bank Incorporating the
North River Savings Bank For the consideration Of the
Senate Fixing the nre limis Of Brooklyn Relatve TO
Maspeth avenue Brooklyn. The Poughkeepss charter bill
Amending the sct relative % the Receiver Of Taxes in
YonkerA Enabling the Commissioners Of Central Park
% make further improvements Ordered 70 third
Hills oRpEnED 10 THIRD READING.
10 provide pay for certain expenses OF the Quarantine
Commissioner ~ h !, ~ 49,, III
70 AclIiass hs construction Of the Southern Central
Rsivs % the payment Of The expenses for contrasting
seats In the Legislature provides that the expenses
Of ths succsssf1 contestant shail b. paid. "a
y Adjourned until Monday evening s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

The case OF the government egainW simon DonAn ana
others came up again for hearing before Commissioners
Bssss yesterday Ths charge against Donau, viii b
rccoccted Is that he bribcd 3 n Pyat inspector Of
liquor In the employment Of the United States with
yew 70 induce the iaer 70 lend him his ofcia brand
which, II was alleged was put upon several barrels Of
whskey and that by this oct the revenue was defauded
as counsel for the government and Mcssrs A. Oakley
Han Pelton and Judge Dttenhocer for the defendant
II expected that Commissioner betts would pro
BY Defendants counsel 70 dsmiss the compliant, but
some new points having In the interim been raised BY
counsel for the government the Commissioner decided
not 10 render any decision until counsel Tor defendant
had au opportunity OF discussing those points
Mr. Hall, In bref tcrmS submitted hm views, contend
srucon Of the law he had clearly shown Tho Court that
the complaint should be dismissed i
Mr. q. Courtney replied, observing that the cnence
committed BY tho defendant was one that came within
the purview OF the statute L
The Commissioner adjourned the case Gil Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

the return Of tho Baak Of England Tor the week end
ing March IA was as follows
Notes Issued ~ 500 Oovernmt debt Eli obs 100
Other securities 3,9S4, 200
Gold coin and
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There was an attempt made to tighten the money mar
ke by the operators Tor fa In Ee but the eject was
hardly perceptolc and the demand from the STOCK Elk
change was freely met al I'VE per cent with exceptions
al six The discount line Is quiet and first class com
nercia paper passes freely at 6h per cent and the
next best grade atsa9. At the West monetary AFFAIRS
are reported dull The Chicago Tnoa"e OF the 10th
Inst Observes
The money market 70 day was very quiet. The dc.
as S Ss there Is sronv
20 contract rather than expand and the market was
generally close the rate OF discount AZ tnc banks
osss naner - dsc"nnted a. Ie . ress a. mar can't
month There very little Eastern exchange making at
presenk ana the market 3 urn AZ par buying ana tl0
Z, 4 nrc,nnm 81 soc Toe ncr thousssS Our isa1,nS
bankers still expressing currency New York daily
The gold market Is drm, and the price advanced from
l2,k al the opening TO 12s, but at the close relapsed
% l2saH. Coin for delivery continues in active Dor
rowing demand, owing 10 the large 'short interest out
s'Andias, and loans wore made At Va per cent per
diem in favor OF the lender This steamer Gormanis
sosk out $500 In specie-thc only shipment OF the
week The despatch from sau Francisco published in
This mornings paper reporting shipment Of ooo
mn 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

Total .f2s AT, $50 Total .fzS. Az5 700
RANKING DEPARTMENT.
Propretors' cap Government &C. a..
itai Ella, 5000 curties 20, ol5 ass
Real 3,sOs, SGT Other securities II, 0S2S76
Public deposits. 63O4,5 l9 Notes. Iv0a,Ioo
Other deposits. H. 723, lo4 Gold and silver
Seven day and cola .......... 699 100
other bills.... 883 161
Total EST, TIA Goa Total f37, TIA COZ
The bullion In both departments showed . further in
crease Of x2y5 ia making the total stock ga SIS
The aggregate Of notes In circulation WAS will be OBJ
.srved, GO, S2s.o7S. n ----s~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

Buil PAe(1n

10 incorporate the Poughksepse and Eastern Railroad
10 amsnd tho charter OF the Harlem Savings Bank
10 amend the charter OF tho Now York Accidental In.
surance Company ~ cog y ta'9f4oi s4fis
To amend the laws rssstivs % tho Bank Department
To incorporetethe Loaners' Association Of New York.
To incorporate the QUICKSILVER Mining Company.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

Receipts and Disbursements IT tho Once
u OF the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
states at New York, for tho Month OF
March, 1866. u,tft ~
March 1865, BY balance: SOL et6 iol'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
Brmor-FoxrAmn-InN Now York, on Tuesday, March
a. the residence Of the brides parsnts BY the Rev.
@. d. Townsend, J. d. BIsaoP 70 Miss EMMA F0NrAuE
JAHvIs-LLovD.-On Sunday. March Is. 1t the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, BY the Rev Dr. Newell Mr.
wnuxn HzsRr JAxyu TO Mis- ADAIxsn IAOxD, both Of
Phisdslphia and Connecticut papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

IkHASqys UrrIRCE sNvAaN Ss o9n 90:
paasel b The Oily Council JenueH = l6 for We purpose
x: Srs a., q s % % Sss u FL
pecye .mounis q one hundred three hundred and aye
resdy IS ued q the oe OF the CITY Trsasurer IN "a
vannah hese bonds have twenty years e bear seven
per interest," and the coupons arc payable
IN ne s q 70. Yok Thoss bonds 81. for Thc GOpon:
from The arst day Of January last
DUN61N SHERMAN CO., wil make the exchange.
and without charge. H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

"A tive and perenptoy sale of geneel Household FurQ
ooco Hsh ss: 1Ss ssws.n nfeRlas sad 4
avenues consisting Of rich P.rlor Bedroom and Dnls
fors Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery, ~ Sale pod
tive. Bee Mondays paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

ons O'clock, 70 sfisnd ihs funeral Of our dscesss1
Brother, w'iIA. n ,cAs by BY s e 49,.
ncosss. n ssss 4SS' ssrnss March 81 .n.,
rsssnssios, TscsAs NcauAps ssuys Of The IsrsS q
nuetnsy. Cattle Blansy' county Monaghan. Ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family also those q
hs sons Bernard John and Arthur, his sonsn law, John
sullivan and Patrick Kelly and his brother n-aw Henry
nee soe,g ns inSsS %
the funeral from hs lais resdsnce No so East Thir
tesnth street Monday morning. a. ten O'Clock % the
svsaas A, where Solemn high Ass Of rsqeIm win b
offered for the reposo Of his soul His remains will be
taken 70 Calvary ccmssary for nsermsnt Il hafpas one
NsswSm In Brootiys, r D., on Saturday March 81.
after short Illness JAoob NlsHwus In his ssh year
rSss. Eo ~ ia' are so rssps rs i"vsd % A.
tend ths funeral on Monday afesnoon, ~ two
O'Clock from his late residences iia second street, neas
'V oscArI mi. city, on saturday, March 81,
TuonA. oscA.yA., IN Tho as.h year q hi: sss. :,
s.spIs' tSa' staten ten Island, On nsndsy twelve
P%ss -~oa Friday, March 20, after shou Illness,
MAI JAM wife Of Henry q fs''y' asea 10 yssn and
TRs ssls,vss and frspds Of m. my also those Of
s e sn &c: rs sssSn:
SsS Il &iss Lodge SIC y and A n, arc respectfully
pers Of the Manhattan Engine Association. tt.
PoarsR --on rridAy March 80 arer short and pain.
ful ulnes EowS sHifn fons In The 3lss year Of MI
relatives and frissds of shs family are respectful,
invited 10 attend The funcr. from he late residence
No ls1 uarsmens avs.us, Brooklyn, W D., on Aonda,
-'i rcem .os saturday morning March a.. amer I
brief lneA Epuoup fovHn IN The eogh year Of hn 49,
me nikaivo and friends q the family, also thoee o
his ecz William, Charles and John, ere respectfully U
Xrnahs vim - uksa % 6fssawood ~ infsfmsak
ss:gcss sS issi's ~ ss sSSz xsrA q. y ~
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21
.Dr. I. C. WHITE.

NTAY. asinsual. be found at his Office az
lN tie Uyug Store. Having received tn e
appointment of United States Marshall and
being physically unable to endure the hard
ships OF country practice. he il compelled to
conue his professional duties within the city
limits. but will do all that may be possible for
his country friends.
Van Buren, Feb. !, '66. If
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21

The MEDDLEsoME GENTS" THE
worst barnacles Of the Freedmen's Blu
reau in South Carolina, 1t seems, are set
Of hangers on from the north, known as
the gents" who do nothing but draw
back pay from Uncle Sam, for making
mischief between blacks and whites. AS
the white laboring man is everywhere
taxed to pay the bills of these I" bum
mers," it seems to us they cannot be
mustered out moment too soon. 1t is
about time they should be r1ade to work
for their living as well as other people"
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21

I, ET BY the arrival Of the Cuba from
Havana, the 4th, we have important news.
It is reported, through private sources,
that revolt had occurred near New Port
Principe, the insurgents declaring for in
dependence. Troops were sent against
them and skirmisRhad taken place sew.
eral companies went over to the insurg.
ents who afterwards proceeded to the
mountains. There were further rumors
Of Chllian steamers landing upwards of
10000 troops on the island, and that they
had effected a junction with the revolu-
tionists. The Cuba authorities had not
made such news public, and it seems to
require corroboration.