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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24
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SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1866. :


BY reference 70 tho following order Of
Gen. Sherman, It will BE- seen that a new
military dis.ric, has been constructed here
in the North-west, with Cen. SILLY a. its
cou1msndgns. The number Of troops -.
sigasd 10 this district will be 1900. That
portion Of the order requiring these COM
panies 10 establish new posts on the Big
Cheyenne, would seen 70 indicate an in-
ssnsiou 70 establish = wagon road On that
river. In fact, the establishment Of these
pos.s il IN effect the opening up Of road
on The line Of them from the Missouri
River. We have always been of the opiu.
ioo that sny.hisg short Of line Of mil
;sary poets on any wagon road running
vest or northwest from the Upper Mis-.
souri River would fail 10 secure safe
and permsnea, line Of travel; that the
same necessity which requires an armed
escort this yesr, may 10 all proba bility ex-
10, next; but whes once there Is a line
Of military posts established on any
route, this Of itself will secure 10 such
route I'll the security necessary, AID do
away with The necessity Of an escort for
every train travelling 90 it.
The feature, however, 10 this order
which affords % more qualification than
any other, 10 the retention Of Gen. Sully
~ comnandan, Of the District We doub,
If there 10 another officer in the U. S.
army 80 fitted BY experience 10 NEE. ard
overcome all difficulties incident to q
command Of this character:
s,h. The 2od and Sd Battallisns of
,hs 18th U. s. Infantry, under the com-
msud of the Colonel of the Regiment,
will proceed to the Upper Missouri River
and report to Brevet Major-Genersl Sui
y, ~ Sioux City, who will dispose Of
them as follows: One company at For.
Union, (mouth Of Yellowstone); one
company ct Fort Herthold four compa-
niss at Fort Rice three companies at
Fort Sully; two companies at Fort Ran
dali one company on James River
(mouth Of Fire Steel cresk); one compa-
ny 1t Sioux Falls, and three companies
70 establish new posts on north side Black
Hills, on Big Cheyenne River. These
posts will be kown - the district Of the
Upper Missouri" and commanded BY
Brevet Nsj. Gen. A. Sully.
3d. By order MAJ. Gsx. SHERMAN.
ST. Loc,s, No., Mar. II, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

1t IS stated that Beast Butler in HE A.
Rument before the Supreme Court a.
Washington, the other day, in favor Of
military courts and commissions, took tho
ground that thu federal government had
no powe TO prevent state from leaving
tho Union. And yet Butler waged
fierce warfare upon the people who cid.
what be says they had right to do, and
stole their hanks and insulted their wo-
men. He holds the same views now he
did when be voted for Jefferson Convan
ton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

The Senate has defeated the bin for the
admission Of Colorado, some Of the Sem
stors basing their action upon the refusal
Of the territory to admit the blacks-prob
kbly about dozen all told--to the right
Of suffrage This however. is VII oily .
jacobin funeral. ~ the representatives OF
Colorado who arc IN Washington seeking
for admission. are Of the same faith o
those who have slammed Inc door in their
face. ~.~......
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24
orr srSDoRsE 81 sror JOHNSON.

Our cote mporary says that now the Reg
later hs. come out for johnson iii pledg-
ID to bis support fos I'll time to come, and
further that .his late indoscment 10 retro
spseti,s in i,s effect, hence virtual
Endorsement Of everything he has done.
The Editor Of that paper il very saga.
eioas psn b 6rss lays down IN incorrec.
premise and then deduces wrong conclu-
sioa. II The fsss place We dou't inderse the
President, though ws do the act q. ais
,stoine the Fresdmsn's Bureau Bill,
and II Tomorrow be should do any act
iaeonsis,ant with our ideas Of right We
should consider it not only our privilege.
bu. our duty to censure as earnestly IS we
have approved, and that too without wait
ing to bear from A. W. Hubbard CT any
oher man. But If tho Journal regards
that, the CONSTANT and proper course
which it has pointed out 10 ", why not
follow il. That paper was certainly It
one time. not very remote, m enthusiast
SIC i: 10: % able supporter Of Presideas
johnson, Why no. display now, when the
President 10 attacked On all sides portion
81 thst old zeal. Certainly the Journal
- net aeoin to abandon to-day . theory
!. advanced snd advocated but yesterday.
Be true 70 your. own theories organ Of
Hubbard, II ysu srs not true TO anything
Ala
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

Twenty thousand Dollars
worth of Goods must be sacri-
tlced to raise money to pay
OUR TAXES.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

II snythipg we're needed to demonstrate
The regard with which the chartered iber-
,ies Of the people Of England are protect
I'd Ne would call attention to the fol-
lowi,.g measures adopted in that country
for ths..suspens ion Of the writ Of uabsas
Corpus. Sir George Gray asked the
House 10 Sc, on the 18th ult., that he
might bring in bill to suspend for lin
lied time, the Habeas Corpus &C. in Ire
lssd, on The 18th ult., . special session OF
Parlisusn, Va accordingly held. Leave
va then given to suspend the Habsas
Corpus in ireland, the bill was passed
through oil the stages aud sent to the
House Of Lords, Who likewise passed il
without opposition: The royal assent
WAS given 10 the measure .. IL o'clock
the same night. The occasion Of tho sus,
pension Of the wri. in Ireland is tho same
- existed 10 this country, = rebellion. but
nesice the difference, in that monarchy,
England, constitutional msans are exes-
eissd, while 10 this Republic Of ours, the
word Of one man Was held sufficient to
deprive " of this protection to our civil
rights. Were we far wrong when we pro-
claimed that this country under the ad-
minis.ra,ion Of the "uar,yr' was fast
drifting is,o sdssp otism, and are We far
wrong now in saying that naughs but the
inter- position Of President johnson, he's
ssvsd il from going thcref
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

We fear that the idle fears Of few weak
ones have iadaced our neighbor 10 aban
don for while she cause Of his colored
brethren. b. s.aunch brother Gore be
staunch, keep chord in ysur tender DO
som aitunsd for awhile longer to the vail
of suffering and down trodden humanity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

Ws vii! sell goods ~ cheap A. any men should
Pay as much fer Produce, Hides. FurS, retrea
Cheese, Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Fork, &c, as any
men can. Cal, and SEQ Us.
APPLETON h WEsTCOTr
Sioux City, October IA, 1854.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24
The Montana Trade. f Tor M o u
Business.

A few years ago, it Was the custom Of
the Fur Company to send boat or two
in the spring to their forts on the Upper
Missouri, with . cargo of Indian goods,
and to fetch down in return the stock Of
furs aud robes which their agents bad
bought during the year. The Govern
ment at the same time would send up
boat laden with supplies for its troops
stationed At the military posts in the far
Northwest, and presents for distributing
among tho Indian tribes. This was the
whole Of the Mountain trade, and these
few boats were called the Mountain feet
the chronicle Of their voyage and ad-
ventures in the remote region of the Up
per Missouri being usually read with the
same romantic interest that attaches to a
report Of travel in the interior of Africa.
Now. there are seventy-fve steamboats,
advertise to start in April from st.
Louis for Fort Benton Tho fact illus-
Hates more thoroughly than a thousand
pages Of writing could, the vastness Of the
trade with Upper Missouri, and the rap
idity with which it has sprung up.
Ay"8 o"osS 'Ho sh"uo" OF the NOcky
Moun.ains are the two Territories Of ida
no and Montana, rivaliog the California Of
ls49, in the fabulous aniuence of their
gold and silver deposites. Extraordinary
as are the reports published Of their riches
they do not reveal the whole truth and
persons who return from the new Eldora-
do, complain Of the skepticism Of tho
people in the States and the general un-
willingness to credit statements that ar.
confirmed BY constant discoveries. st
Louis DisD0fcI.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

A fellow Who escaped from an Ohio
jail five years ago, recently returned and
asked to serve ont his term. Reason, he
had married since his escape.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

3 hereby given that the Sioux City Hay Senls sit
/ uAtedIpn tina Lcyee. 10 In COED Weighing crde4
ersis. 1Ars ~ The Lsisa s'ers. s.ss4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

No where We sppreheud caa bs found,
. more abortive attempt 1t the substitu-
ZION Of Wit for argument and ss:ire fos
lesic, than WAS displayed ia the leader Of
the list Journal. Undoubtedly the best
and most severe cri,icism W could pass
upon this effort would be to simply copy
it verbatim, but We have to much regard
for The readers Of The Register, to subject
them 10 IN infection Of 60 puerile and nau
stating drug. Even the supporter. Of the
Journal were Disguised at this unfortunate
efusion, and Ito use there own talicitious
expression) suggested "tha. that paper
lad pretty much played out" Really one
would have supposed that space might
have been found in tina. wordy article,
if only by way Of psren.hssis, 10 have in.
formed rs bow tho Journal stood on the 70
to question. If however, it was deferred
from the insertion Of any opinion indics-
tive Of thought, culture or brains, through
fear Of msrriDg the polished phraseology
Of the whole, then Of course il is ex-
eusaols, but II ito reticencs on the sub
ject Of the veto is occasioned simply by
the lstches Of i,s master. Hubbard, in
advising it how 70 shape it's course,
We would inform our Contemporary, that
kenslemsmsn from the Capital tel US that
Hubbard on the street is with the dsunion.
lists, in the house, Of course, he 10 not
anyschere
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24
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and OF all ages are wanted to canvass every city.
town, village, hamlet, workshop and factory
throns bout the entire worli for the sale OF our
Watches, Jewelry, siiver-ware, Musical Boxes,
Albums and other articles
Energetic persons Of good habits and fair bust.
ness tact, can CIGAR 80 poi week Il: the conn
try, and much larger amount III thiekly settled
localities -*-.#
NO CAPITAL REQulKEpll
Samples Of our articles, to the amount Of 81, will
be senl ~ mail for inspection, aud If neg perfectly
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Of an industrious turn OF mind and In Queat Of
immediate wsalth II Direct 10 .as
PARKINSON 4 co, Importers.
hli' ~ - Broadway, Nov York,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-24

A large assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions.
etc, etc, that can be bought
Of us at less than New York
retail prices.
, 1866-09-06
:-!t..s Ssax AND ruUGL,s szy 1870,

The public remembers that President john.
>on was bitter opponent Of tile late Stcp!,c;i
A. Douglas. whose memory he 1,ow l,rcts.a.i<
to revere. Mr.. Jo:snson he!ougctl IL tic left.
Davis wirG "f the Democratic party, a.,d
whrn the Baltimore Convention Nominated
D"ug1as lcr i'7es;len: in 1s::2, Jill. Davis s::d
Andy 5chnson 3o':fd Ike ticket, a..l supuor,-
I'd the secession tsckct headed by the ira:tnr
Drcckinridse- Davis and Johnson went home
and ssnmrcd their respective Status against
Douglas md the regular Democratic ticket
These facts are brought freshly 10 mind BIZ
reading the following despatch from the
Philadciphia Convention now in session:
NATIONAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA. September l.-
Tic Tennessee delegation has mich 10 re1s.e con-
corning tie past record Of 3Ir. johnson, 10 which
be has referred tho people oT lat: They claim
tEat IN nctlins hss Mt. Johnson 50 s.ulti1cd liu-
self as :" his pretended nlmlra:Ion OF the 1ate
Stephen \. Douglas. More than half OF them
wee pseser- At tho speeches which johnson lusle
IN lis 3rcc-inr1dsc campaign, csatEst Nr. Doug
e1s. In Tenncsscc In $50, and all or tIcru aurcs
that his dtnmNciafions Of Noaples ,rere tn rIle
attacks 81 a h!tt.2yuerI. At. Douglas was de-
nounecd as base man, lending himself, know
ins1s. as a mere tool, to disinsc.sa,e The Demo-
c:aic party. johnson even wei,t further, and taxi
aAS PVS&A@tA t1al N]S ~\NliH WAS A one
man. end thai the Soath should usite 70 rt:ts!.
Appealing 10 his audience, be asked: Us A4r-
q mon 1,es+Ef trst rA0sGI to submit. IN eas< TIE
korM tsla1hi,h& at ne ballot ooxr ur. Douglas
was disossau1zcs. base man, the uaere tool Of
OF dcfutCornesv a 1ecrcant and political ruppct,'
s-ld MI. Johnson Nov he needs the support Of
Douglas Democrats, say these Teancssccans.
Hence these tea1x."
It is thus proven that, just before the war,
johnson stumpcd Tennessee against Douglas,
and to "ilrc the Southern heart" for rebellion.
He was thcu traitor both 10 his party and
his country. He Is now etumping the North
against the party who elected him, and is en-
1cavorins again TO firc the Southern hcart,
preparatory to another civil war, which he
expects to head instead Of JEFF. Davis. Tic is
making his tight for the rebels inside of tho
Union. as he urged them to make 1t in 1861.
This cnc,nr Of Douglas living Is now hero to
shed crocodile tears over Douglas, dead.
, 1866-09-06
11aE CHICAGO TImGs AND GEN.
EESAL GRANT.

The Chicago Times has been dcfiling Gcra
eral Grant with its praise lately, notwjth.
standing Pollarl's uncontradicted statement
that the General recently expressed desire
10 suppress that journal aud tho Richmond
Examiner. During the war the Times was In
the habit Of dcmolishfng Grant in a lcatlin.
editorial every other day. Here is speci-
1ncn:
+, Irfona The Chicago Tmes, November II, 1864.
Gcncra1 Grant has congratulated Mr.. Lincoln on
liF ree1ection. From. his etand point, 1t was
aud consequently General Grant did = good ilinE
~ Go1e1atn.attnE Mr.. Lincoln, for It fs marvel
upon proper eloeeasioas. .'Lincola I.s been . good
empf1oIT los Ms, said tho Richmond
10 hear that ii had Initiated General Grant
in congr-iulatins Mr. Iincoin. 1t rcioiccs viii
Grapt and lincoln. and for tho sawc reasons,
Win lincoln, secanto his election secures The
son1fnnsnffs; f;n,en o. nsgto POLICIES, s. opposi.
tSo @ war; and win asani, sss.nss lRss I'nso,n's e
comuaud before Richmond. Grant Lss tccn
q good general for the Confedceates, ~ LAucoln
a.: hns been 4 good Emperor. Not one Of OFT
!; Ecncrpla tlrs far has succeeded II killing 50
! loses, i 50 isw d lie rebels, IS Grant " ~
!. Grarc-Dfeger o. the Chiekahominy" only covered
; few ncIca will corpses, and managed to cx1tn
ruish mote rebels thnn Of his own men. Gran
1i1s Lett trail Bosc1u1 miles In width OF baricd
and nneascs shee.os from ,hs Kspldan tsp 10 F.
: Grani made Me conversion. with mutual hope
Of continuance in that business, why should Gran
not rejoice with Lincoln. aud Lincoln With Grant
and both rejoice togethesf
, 1866-09-06

days after The marriage TINT nhe hal been mar.
Red before 70 the Aol err Ha!lam that she had
been mnEiad by Justice or tue peaecs and hsd
beeu divorced. / 1Ee7er saw thu dsyo.fa pape;st.
She told ma *he bad brother hcre; sha did not
tell me he was opposed to The marriage.
1nk EAo1nkH
ben sen: By FolIcc Sergeant Foz to see shes 1
and i1.ntiaed Il q Hst Of Ills si,ss.,'
Did Hns know Tint She wao ever married to lar.
Els: Went 10 pstauEet's hons: with policeman
AID ioInd ahtft with the bosom toru out.
-, ~. EI1a'tEoE
lesrs,: ed about tx 1nolIhs. Enew nothing ala /
her cep-rstre and dcal,..
J. J. O'Rel11 testified 70 the prisoner eo1isg 10
SEE him on S,lltJny about bis wits. At ,hn time
he Appeared coc1 and collected, and manifested
little concalp. Ho Kept his cap down over bic
eyes, and did not look up steadily.
= ftACEs or MOOD.
nE1..' 1ao,sas Sptrdsn sEorn: am policeman.
l. arrested him before kr entcd the house; he
Mas excited and nesyons. I asked him why he
nao NOT Complained OF lis loss; he said he
thoueat " %nuia be no use. The next day
seaschcd the ho1sc, aud lorud some clothes
stained With blood there.
TIE yE1kptCT
Not considering iAls evidence 10 be suitlc!cs. 10
convict. lht prisoner the Jury returned vc.da-
to ehe eject that the deceased ca.1c 10 her deasa
at The hands Of aot1e person or pcfsou unknown.
STILL. IN cnAEuKx
1mnedlasely after the discharge OF ite prisoner
be was rc-arrrsied by The police authorities r2on
suspicion oil being the uan1lfeses. In the mean
time no eroft l. being spared 10 ciear away the
mSsfery and deliver The cnlpIit, whoever he b,
Into the handA of 0utrn Etd Justice.
, 1866-09-06
STOVES AND IliIkDvy.lIzI2.
The House OF CtuaH, Dane e. yycyt-
IElkc-FEhc Adjustable ti,.nrA
Lantern.

We have heretofore spoken Of the 1r1n Of Cross,
Das.e & WcslInkc, No. 80 Stale street. dealers In
stoves urd hollow ware, and extensive uannEac-
tufers Of plain, ;apanhcd a1d pressed u4 ware.
This finn arc also manufacturers of :. Westa1te's
Adjnetab1c Guard lantern" favorabiy noticed by
tic press throughout III. country for ts superior
style mud adartabitity. They arc daily 1l,ins
large orders for these lanterns, which are being
universally usEd In Sarions parts OF tic United
Suites, aud will suUn be Introduced into Europe,
as they Will be on exhibition at the Paris Expoai-
ton during the coming summer. connoIsscuFa
pI0uonucc them superior 10 all nhcr lanterns. md
dealers viii do we'll u inspect them before pil1-
chasing elsewhere. Ther caye one Of the largest
and most varied assortment Of hollow and Japan-
ned ware in the United States. end nil Of q style
End Glish ezeelEefl by none. TEclr business IL
daily increasing In this 1Sspect, owing 10 the uK
will lind = well sllcd stock Of Kerosene lanl'rns
prices. :. As Ne winter approachs:::, fami;
in t],c store Of Mcsars. Cross, Dane i Wcstake an
endless variety, ataung which IL The celebrated
cooking stove " Homo Comfort - for which the
Grm are agents. Many OF those who use this atoye
ara rapturous In iis vor, and declare that 1t has
no equal for cooking, and Is indeed home conf
fort. Testimonials afc numerous In Its favor,
and the 1i1n arc meeting with an unprecedented
sale Tor them. FasIor, kitchen and o1lcc stoves
are tor sale OF various patterns and Sizes, and
dealers cannot help being suited in styles anil
price,. StranEc5s wishing TO purchase viii ind
the firm or Gross, Dane s. WeEllake good place
to visit III lhctr buying rounds.
, 1866-09-06
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aG.:n.eu NJ thc Widespread ana growing ITS
= s"''S'ussio" ".'n tn.s scs"lNlloh, tllat II
TONES lofwafa ana natls aso"s "ilat the
HGfthctit uolt1,hlAeea are Etost anxious to
, 1866-09-06

fs'nre f. e,en.s 1s 'pp5f9sgf'te' fs,f Ike y0u n.t n
dices; ngainst tho 1naian there are neuc. The
your soeieiy: ne 6as been among you toz Two
raae aa ~ ses I'd sif sS ns
ne1l that the history Of the indian might be traced
,iee : wounded 1!lan through crowd BY M
concerning The ncgto. Fortwo hundred and lfty
years tlcy bare N subjected To the cxtcssn1ns.
ling Influence Gf slavery yet ttudrr a1l these uod
Robert Smith. -..
": douglas then spoke Of the negro as usefnl
to IL Si5e Ga,h LII 70 Wgs Ms
and li.e question was Mhctbcr !aoy should be
selscs and 10 d. and blessing 70 ,hc Whole coun-
Try, Or curse 10 themselves and curse 10 thc
whole country. Sta,eamanslnp has hnt one an
eloquent Senator yatcs Phanthropy i g ,us a bul
one ai,svcr, and It Ia given ont fran thousand
platforms ahd prceepts, tlls very dny. Il Is th!s:
whole blael. element Into lhe American body poll.
tic. Anything less lhan thfa Will provo m i,tler
1s!iasy 4. m my Juagnsat fon wsnt g,e % spo1s,';; Il;
We AZ = right 70 all the a. diaercnt boxes. s :.
to The witness hog, the jury box and ballet
box. IL, 'clt ron ws wait fiat boz. for 81, sll
ought to ast ior that especially. Anybody acnied
Il i io bad box certainly. Ijaughlsr.l ASK It
heeausc tie negro IL a 1naM md we have recently
IN The United states, and IL Is for lnanhood sut.
tsagc. The famc arEumcnt By which. you urge
the Right OF men to vote can be urged IL ts full
Of hiz color. We want II rnt cnly bccal,se VIC are
blacks. but bCcausc we are men, In this country.
part Of II Is monarchiaa: ariAtoc.atie or auto,
nm0n. yast EumIcf, Which leaves In. small,
portion 10 he tnrne ,S Tie masses, for Tic ta,d.n
lint ff Ir.f rtn1.
cau rake care OF thelnsclycs.. WAtneyer they move
hare to gi.e way, Wien they move crowns "a
coronets arc rent. When they move they must be
&e bear from Downing saces that tho good peo-
assert their right 10 suffrage. They were not
black people, but white rnen-Enc1irhmen-
pGsRs ssh ts e It's Mnsa ss.
they rose and declared that they would meet
Downing street turned paie, as well il might, Tor
ansad ne e. oa
right Ut asscmtlage TO the people. 60 for this
.i:li, because Tho theory Of otir Govesumen, il a
sse oa d. ssf'sf aas sss
knows 1t should not know el,her conntrr, or
manner, OF color; Engllslmen, !rishmsa or
people and Il Should not deny ths rishi 10 vote,
Especially to class for pecHlla: co:nnlexson. |
tavc ano!her argument. It y this: Tic black
man fought better In the last great war than The
white man: J do not mean TO say that yon coald
oa sonS h?Ea ri pI S e.
bravery md strength to cope successfully with tho
rehs!lsoni to put down the slave masters II t!,e
eay, that Willie dont say ti.a. you comiii no: 20
i aloue, DO say We helped YOU 10 put il down.
Gentlemen, let not that fact be forgotten. We
eas dnins S lis :, hos %s WIEN Es ysss sas
scarcely knew who were your cnr1niEi, or WHO
, 1866-09-06
FROM CAIRO.


cA1Ec. III, September 6.-Anothcr fire occurred
this morning at slx o'clock, on Fourth street, Ic-
tween Washington avcauc and Walnut street, con-
enmlng two-story frame dwelling, belonging 10
Miss Aary MeNi1llsms, and burning thc ruut and
aide Of the adjoining ba11ding, ou.led and occu.
pied Oy Peter Dow1. The hfc broke out In tho
fEst banned houBc, which Vas unotcup!ed, brt
contained furniture Q! MI. Gordon. No doubt tbs
Are wa- ihs work Of an incendtaEy: Losses aud
insurance ~ follows: Miss McWl!liams, $SO4n;
don. on furniture. $3.50; Insurance., Si.o09, in
Earn,crss md Merchants. Quincy, Illinois; reler
Dowd, SSpQ; insurance. 81, ,osD, III illinois Mutual
, 1866-09-06

OrEnA norsE.-Donelna Monument Concert,
this evening.
Acy1cKER's TnEA7nE.-sTaklug the Chances ~
MrsKr4.-" Don Cesar dc Bazan ~ and
s4Toodles." ~
CIRcts.-Rot:nson'e at the foot Of Randolph
st1cct-afternooa and evening.
ASSOCIATED 3l1ssIaELs.-At Beethoven Hall.
EE1Lr & IEoS's NIssTnF1s-At The Academy
OF Mnsfc.
TuE NtNE.-Parlor Skating.
, 1866-09-06

sct n. It tappearcd from tho testimony that the
parties were not living tnRniher, md tho boy ae.
Ing u bin. which abe denied. and ihcn pulled
knlto from her pockct and stabbed him. IA. o:a'-
cer nlrts!inr her found tbs open knit IN hct pos'
scs: m She wns required 10 end ha Tim thu IN
OF $t0 for her appcarancea At the Recorders Court.