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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-14

STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Plantation Supplies, ETC.,
At the cid stand, No. 6 on the Leyee,
SHREVEPORT, ...............,..........LO LOUISIANA
FUNHE subscribers are in receipt Of large and vel
L selected stock of Goods suited to this market, con
sistng in part of
Staple Dry Goods,
Domestics, bleached and unbeaehed,
Cotton Flannel, beached and unbleached,
Cotton Drilling g
LinSeys, Cotton ! arms,
Calicoes-EngIish, French and American,
Cottonades Wooden Cloths, suitable for winter.
Bed-tcking,
Pins, Needles, &c, &c, &c
Groceries,
Flour-St Louis brands Of every description,
-Texas-W Williams brand,
Bacon-Western and Texas cured,
Sugar, Coffee, MolGsses, Lard,
Mackerel in kits, 4 barrels and barrels,
Rice, Pepper, Allspice,
Pickles-Mixed and Plain,
Ketchups-of all sorts and sizes,
Rasins, Figs,
Preserved Fruits of all kinds
Tobacco Chewing and Smoking,
Cigars-Domestic and Imported,
Sardines, Oysters and LObsters by the can or box
Also
Brandies, Wines and Whisky
Of the very best quality,
Bex Liquors of every description, and everything
else usually kept in a Family Grocery.
Hardware, Woodenware, Tinware,
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Chains, &C., DC
Boots and Shoes
for Plantation wear and many other things too
GUS to mention.
The above was selected expressly for this market
and will be sold at a slight advance upon first cost
dec6l w. G. BECK & co.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-14

Gov ALLEYS PAFER.-The Now York Evening Post
! new paper has lately been started in Mexico
by one Henry W Allen, formerly rebel officer and
o. course beWaeF Of the fate Of the Confederacv
vigorous advocate of slavery a despiser of vsnLs
hrm supporter Of Macmillan, and profound admire,
OF the virtue and genius of Napoleon III iispaper
shae far ahead ofthe clumsy, numbering native journals
, 1866-08-10
FROM WATERLOO CITY. IND.

The Congressional Contest In the Fort
Wayne Dlstrlct-Thc Political Issues
DtHcu~<ed by the Gallant Major HFi.
1tatns and HI. Copperhea1 OproIlent,
Judge Losvry-The Major Axtonishes
His Antagonist with a Few Plain
TrsItfls-Providcncc Throws n Wet
Blanket on the Judges 4Iaransuc.
lSpecial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WATERLOO CRY, Ind, August 0.
There was Touslns crowd here to listen to the
speeches of Mcssrs. Williams and Lowry yestct.
day.
Major Williams made the opening speech, and
was listened to with brcathlcss attention. lie
briefly reviewed the record Of the Democratic
party from tho commencement Of the war, III
nuctanan's administration, to TIC present tin=,
ii The south commsnced thc war on t5e
Union. and that leading Democratic demasosues
IN the North assisted the rebellion TO their utmost
dcu Circle. anl qnoted from the treason trials. no
nestr truly eognfzant Of the real designs of that
vas not neglected, bnt be was scotehed 10 anch a
degree !t,as he could scarcely lnd refuge e:cn In
h MIL, nsis,e Of Ills The e0ppshsad poesn of tens 4:
Dcr.oc:atie members Of Congress during .he ,ras
upon at, measures for the mid Of soldiers, the
army or tic Government, and to their recent nc
lion npon all 1mportant bills and neasutss, IL
the Grayc soldiers hid saved, and proved conclll-
sivc1y that the leaders Of that party ara &c. cs1
sons to Fave tho country. only 50 far as they can
when Judge Lowry arose 10 reply, he WIS cri-
dcntly 10 dilemma. IIe stood bclorc men to
whom he hnd in other days denounced the war,
denounced he soldiers, denounced everything
connected With the cGur.s to put down the rebel.
lion, mud now he wished 10 tell them that tbs war
all right; that the hravc boys fought Ills bat
Ties and that he was mneh obliged 10 them. So
uf eonrsc liz mn,le mes Of ii. lie dodyed ovcrs
point that tue Major llad made. and e.sayed to au
ewct points which his opponent bad not maas:.
How long he would have continued In tho slough
Of desmond be had thrown himself into or Eo,r hc
could have gut OIL Will never be known, fos hca'
yen sas a to relieve him from. his terrible pss;
the crowd, and In the Judge With fifty minutes oI
his time. which Will br given him IN bis speech
next week Mt .anburn.
The prospect is fair Tor Two hundred Union ma.
::o,sty ncxt falt in Dc1la!h County. Every Cnlo1
man Ii Notsc TN. ard t-nfns- 10 Xufs MIfti WILL
, 1866-08-10
FROM SARATOGA,
New York State Johnsonian Conyen.
tI0n-Scnntor 0OolIttlc Makes His
Little Srccc1l-1IcAolnttons Adopted.

u
Little Spccc1t-ncnolntions Adopted.
SARATOGA, August 9.---The National Union Con
vsnlon Of the Site Of New York met in Union
Hotel Opera House a! noon to-day, and was called
whuse mollon Hon. Nj. Nelson was appo!.ted
.ts t3bs M asifEa.es a9a outsiders prescut numbered
Mr.. Nelson, on taking the chair. made elort
speech.
committee Of ten on permanent organization,
whsn recess until four o'clock in the afternoon
on ieasscmbl'ns, Senator Doo1itt1c. Of wlseon-
sin. WAS introduced 10 he convction a. tie friend
Of Andrew johnson mud advocate OF his policy
addressed The Convention. He sud tbat in deal
should follow IN IT, ioots:ePs & Liaeola- wiz
the South had been sufficiently punished. Now
vas the time ior masnanlmity. Andrew Johuson
lid eb nn'a % III III ehanSc4 an stt%e q he
yet he rorLd 10 he. through the American people,
u nlagnnnimous in peace a. he was powerful in
The comnlittee on Organization reported Robt
II PTEyM. Of Albany, as President, and long list
" HteS ! psc csi1enss.
The following resolutions were adopted unau-
q to!rtd, Tint The propositions or platform Of
inttee. IL the cult under which this Convention Is
ROW assembled. meets our unqualified approval.
ssnseseEslus the public sentiment of .he State Of
New York; We rcjotee 1T m opportunity to cxpscl5
orr hfs IN f ael aud on
Ills fidelity the great principles OF constitutional
law and 1ibery, ul,on which The future safety aud
.RtsoiTftf, That VIC AZ in fasnr cf the 7e=tn1a-
are loyal, 10 tbeirfull practical relations to
ia c.gress in oil cases OF Tho Legal election OF
loyal men. md shat VIC haye. with feelings oi
peculiar satisfaction, tho ultimate lon:h praci
Slate OF Tc,lncssec, lon: ard unjus:iy excluded,
was permitted to resume her appropriate sphere
Of duty and fraternity at the close AZ the late seq
Rftoittd. Thai wc icprccatc the failure Of Con-
Eress 70 cooperate In the lncassr ~: The re:uEs-
| tion ct tho Union uIan the hanasabc atM adran.
adopted by his successor, anil also fts postpone
n,ent of measures which would lead to such Ecs
sora!ion. md the adoption Of .hosc Involving a
pi ot!lgaf uaetc Of tic nat!onal treasure and cx"
H+.orsd tia, @ The ress;l:4 Of l.s 1at. war have
forever st A. at 1cst thc questions out u w?;:, t.
stA:&@ should TOW Lc directed Ii tho rcpalr Of its
rayasrs, hy the development: Of the rc3ousces Of
n,"re @ by ss pesiis tiioa:a % Which 1t hss passcd
Rt at|r<4. That the tllanks Of the country arc
dur IN ouy brave soldiers nnl reanrn who h1re
that VIZ MOURN The loss OF hundreds Of thousands
who hnye 1Aii down their lIvc- upon the a!1aE Of
orr common countEy; that tho t;ovctnmont anil lhe
esy win pEias and Affection a,I make ample p.o-
yison for tthc comfortable support OF their TAM
1hc liz delegates 10 The Philadelphia Convention then
chosen were: Al la1ge: john 4: Dix. Henry ].
/: fids;; Wi'''s'a Kei'y, iifran' DcaIo. Sanford
Four members from each district were also
The Convention adjourned at late hour to-
, 1866-08-10


The pasAcnEcrH E&cnrc-kcntucky
E1ccuou-Clty Nortallty-Dcatfa Of nm
Artist and +Anthor-Dcstructtxc Tor-
nailo.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEibunc.1
CiScisSATt, AuSuet3 D.
Another steamboat disaster on our rive. hap.
pcnrd last night at o'clock. Al Massyillc, ky.,
fortunately without iors oflifc. The Portsmouth
packet Doetona, when 1earinG tho MarsTille
i lamp 1hc boat was quickly run npon the dhfo
*l4orc, whcIc thcrc syas thoa1 water: aud the pas
scnscF. esenped The pilot. Peter br9ushaN,. e,
ono OF his o"n hands was badly scorchcd with The
famce.. Thr hooks mad papers wetO saved; the
:f Thc Hna so.1 w ws xssc !; @ ,sf
;nL:n On thc toat. most u which wefe burned,
s:osgsa y sn S .ay.
Kee's district the most radical u the Stass vas
lcr to l1obson eceanse Mfer he.
ians toni; th!s way to show their rrrud1at!on of
The tots[ mortality Of ,sit city for :l!s twenty.
ffsm tl,"1crn. Hl!honsli iii. Is large ine:sasee
"s.rs ss. hssc al brs % 9 y urns & IT,
rvniss for Ia;ial. Mauy al tie lea'hs oecn,a:sl
'H We'a@ eHss,S "Hss sanen an .rs, O, .ee ass.ne.
lion In !his e!ty, md widely l:nown thc anthos
sand StftnCs," anti solnmc OF poems. "tncaric-
OF Snndykc Brown" died hcte Today Of in3ans'
! nation Of thc brain.
4 to,naan r.s.cd through Mtddicionn. north q
Ibis city, during The rain eostn on "wednesday
evening, ltnroo1tps half dozen horscs, anl 1t
| Monroe blowing down church,
{1St1Hx ATl, ANttnts n.-Thetc wcTe twenty .sevez
| d., lis flom cholera yesterday.
1hu Democratic Convention Of The. si1!ccn,!
fur {. nsfcss. Delegates to thu lhtlade'rhsa Con
| seNt'n., wc.e clsetca.
Judge swain, cashier Of the nayton Sa4onn
| En,lk. and nil old and respected r!ttEcn of iha
city. tiled on Tuesday night. s!les brief ilnet+
two hour. Visited tho cly 1art night, and asG
decline In tho number Of new cases Of cholera
| the result.
The iron mou1dcrs here ars ahont 70 strike to
young ma named Joseph Spinner was sca!d
cd 10 death ye.setdAy IN a brewery;
in Newport, Kcusucks. md SmploHed In ID
vlptcs ale house OF Gordon & Fisher. III This ctst
Augustus NIl!erbick by name, was arrested r
Gently aud confined in The Hamilton County 1a
, 1866-08-10

s4co. Ne, August al. D. II. Sweat, oi Port
land. was nominated for Congress By the Demo
cratic Convention Of the First District, hc1d her,
today.
, 1866-08-10
FROM ST. PAUL.

Pleasant HEcnt1ler-kIxc III tho .Mf<sts-
ssppl-.aId for the Southern Relief Asa
tnclntfon-lusproFenc III tllc Falls
ofSt. Anthony.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. PAIL, August ..
The weather has cleared up lovely, and the bar.
yes. is'prossc.sin: very finely.
The river ha: risen three feet at this point. and
ts still coming m fast. Boats arc again :nnulns
to Neukato.
4 number Of Southern pcop!c, stopping at the
tonight, iu aid Of the Southern Relief A5socia-
tiou.
Efforts arc being made to cheek the rapid break
aprons upon them, which will contnct the water
down m Inclined p1auc, and prevent the wearing
away Of the qucEsand below !he rock. During
rcycn feet up stream. owing to this wearing pro-
, 1866-08-10

Il Pre%ent for i. Joflnscu.
ArarsTA, Ga. August 9-The fret ta]e OF Eaw
co:ron received nt Macon. has beenIpu-ch1sed hy
citizens OF tat place, and ehippeu ns present to
PEeaIlcuf johnson. -
, 1866-08-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Clolcrn Scarc-Intllan Outrage~ nnd
7EurlcrH on the Platnk-Ifcaitla 1kc-

N10iCfA ScArC-AQl1AU OutFaIG* nnE1
1IurtlcrH on the Platr1k-Ifcaitla re-
port.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. Louis. August ..
Iaat night tic etcan,er Simon kcnton, bound fol
st. Louis ftnrn New Orleans, stopped at Cafou1e'
lei to put out some passengers. II was asccstain
cd by the good people Of carundclet lila: the eles
o!slc Ken,on had the cholera, and 4 email paaie
svizcis them. <:They protested asainst the landn:
Of passengers and Threatened to GU: tue boat:
leuS. -
AJcspatch received at st. Joscph, No.. yc:ter
Indians drove oh' the Goscfnmcnt herd yesterday
from Fort Laramie, and The herd Of a fanchmaI
one mile from the fuTt. They have also burned
three forts on Powder River, and killed thi:tyae et
men at Fort ConnoE. They haze also destroyed
several traius IN that vicinity, and ktlleA Srca
number oi people.
cases vi cholera, fur OF them fatal.
, 1866-08-10

News 10 ttc Stll fn%t- BY tlle Atlantic Ca
bfe-Ifelntion~ Between AU*trin and
Esa1y Assuming. ,1lorc threatening
At1lfude-I4os-s OF u Passenger Ship ut
, 1866-08-10
FROM CINCINNATI.

Another Steamboat Destroyed By Fire
The Passengers E~rnpc-Kcntucky
1ifcctton-Clty alortal1ty-Dcath Of nta
Artist and !inthor-Dcstructtyc Tor
nni1p.
, 1866-08-10


It. {;eotre Coo.c II ro,nm,,5 with .au,e boun-
du,{cx ~ NOW. Nxrrn; s,,r;, ~ NAV bc detached
to form Il new dennrtmcnt 70 he created.
Jenih. DcpsIImeni Of caiiiosnia. headqusrtc,s
at san Francisco, cal, Tresrt Slaior t;cl.erai
constituted. - ~
quarters at Portland, Oregon, BrisadieI ana i5re-
~ now constituted
Allied Il Terri viii report 10 licutenant General
Sherman to taEe conn,antl Of Department to tu
creairtl out Of tue Department Of the Missouri and
the Platte according 10 his ilitl.meut subect to
thc approval Of the Secretary oi War.
Jhiiter,i,G, 1icutcn5nt General Vim, 7. sbet-
mai II assigned 10 Tho general command Of The
i'litc and ihc new Dcuarimcnt 10 he created I.
kt1Jc uf litutcilant (;tnerDl Sherna1t's rvtnu,an
viii 1,e 4l,4. M{1{,nrv Hfyf+fon ~ sbr Missouri
HEADQUARTERS at ST. louis. Mfssnuri.
Fni1rfnrnfh T1m. drnostmrnf ri california md
tla Columbia vii contiiin!e .uilitary ,tiyieion
unfcr Na;or General Irrry W: IJalicck. 10 bn
callef The Military Division 4f The Pscilc. head.
nrnr...r. ut Sal Francjsco. California.
Fifteenth. The Bereavement u ii sI,;nr,ou Twill
lis .rrscut l,utl a1itl The States of Delaware and
hlnryIa1Jl hcaGuuarters at Washington Iiriratiicr
and I;rcyct Major General Euwasd Ii, S. Clpby 10
r. u,n,nnd
Byt7ccr Of tho PscsId Of tlc United States,
(SIrnrll F., n. TOWNSEND,
Aeefstant Adfut;nt General.
PENALTIES ron txCCcl,SG
Iran;ry has been made at the Treasury Depart
, 1866-08-10
FROM WASHINGTON.



lsTccla osSPu'ch 10 tuc u.ea.o 4ti"hhe.!
"As"tS"EoS' ans"st'.
1uHEA*S Of ASSASSINATION.
MAJOR t'ehcfa' 6nsof1ussc, "uo i no" on VEL
10 his e1sy, has oeea opealy threatened acec' os
cx.tebel officers, Will nssa.s1naalon II lie Ec'ofns
10 nss home IN Lcx'hston. hen1ncEs.
r1Aerp oS 1hE nEs1nsn LIT;
Aasof General h;enaia peianela, me, o. IN,
t.'E;ss '"s ote" l'ateu VI. '"c setHe" ''st. "aa
1ntoF tcheral H. a. humphrey, IL IS UNDERSTOOD.
appointed 70 Inc vacancy
TO he FrDI1siED
The original despatch Of General Sheridan con.
eririns the Scw Orleans riot. garhlcd yerrion Of
which WIS tclcSThrhed from here hy the Washing
to-, sorfc.psl,dsns ., the New iork 1at* Will
~ ,n,is, ..,,,n7 no II. ncv
,,.'.1.e ~ - ,,~. - "s ~ ,...~. ~" 49,, ~, ~
cht1e" ~ eh1eI o. s'a- 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sherman
rue ou1l1oT1SK At WORE.
rec,.d the removal oI Mr.. Bunn, Pension Agent ut
tit, eior Of t6c Sa;1 Rsi.fr, IN H. stead. The
central organ Of conpsraeadiam tn Illinois, ard
, ~ M ,n,en,e ~ af
r'or, 1t Is understood The chanee vii! no: he con-
% pcnartmeus. ''' @''' ''"A's ''~'' ~D''6 ~ ''''
anrnIn.r -,,r xrrr ourr,r. x,.s..r~
The CAFoHsetr Of this morning says: "Wclcarn
Upon good authority that member Of the Cabinet
has feee'sed adespateh ffsm General shcsidan'
WHEREIN nc sncnanaoah sa.ey ne'o se.:aest :s.a,
What he II reported 10 have satd ahunt tho Lonlst-
/ ans Convention In his ortt telegram to General
Crawl .,a ir,.. III. o,tnfo,, rc,r frcc,v .tot ,bc
ra.' 1"a e''s. Us mn,u nsJ.a.l., ~
gans. speaking In reference to the sane matter.
says .ae President hs. no, yst had from osae5al
ne'.aan ans"ss @ !" % aea to us IT, ussae ,s
10 thc remote AND 'mmeaaate causes OF inc lase
| riot In Scw ORLEANS Int one fact seems clear,
viz: tl.at If t;cncsnl Baird lad done his duly no
| 1,,oo1 vnula hnye tccn shed.
crAEoE IN atfE4na DIVISIONS ASn 9 nEE1n9asNss
,las lot n"Eaas' '-Ane 'o''o"41s sen"a
| o.ocE uAe ottn 1esMee Wee'r,.-.
WAR nErAAtahNs,o ErAs,ov-
W..n,xnT1,x 9r,".i'o
| r...., s., ~ .n 'AeA''e-'' NA~e"s'
1ehe!al Il; t otnsT y ~ ~ a. ,.,,. a.. .,.,.,,
m ii;s1x 9;r;.ams 81 ,ms 1T tmc H. bc9
, 1866-08-10
Nem advertisements,
JUST WHAT is WAaTEDl
AFFECTIONS OF THu Bownr.

The great SUCCESS which th,, rrr,..{v h., yuct ri
ior years past leads the Propretrsd 10 eumuea
y! *tA LeaI confdthet % those tsuutieti with any
Is some OF The evltcucc:
, 1866-08-10
FROM MEMPHIS.

Tho Horse Railroad Injunction Ca*c
Decided Against the T1aintlfs-SeglI.
gent Policemen Sl1srcntled-SoC Cholera
Markets.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune]
MEArI11s. Ausust".
The Tennessee Supreme Court has decided
against tic plaintiff. In the street railway case.
TEc meeting OF the Central johnson Club last
Eight was attended by but eight OF ten.
Superintendent Beaumont, On m inspection
tour last night, found Captain and Sergeant neg
1ecfr. tllef- duty. lnd promptly suspended them
No appearance Of cholera a. yet Mercury s..
Cerc-felIow. suls5c; white, WS595c. Corn
meal fi.1Ga5sn.
Down-Aibe1t Pierce. up-Glcaner City Of
, 1866-08-10
FROM CAIRO, ILL.
| Another Destructive Firc-Lox., $4,000
List Of lf1xMfnnccx,

4tHVF11<s 17SF&FH&St*E E1C"Hzu7e<3 <1VJV00
List OF f1t1xalrnnccx,
CAl:io, Aucutt 0.-Soon after eight o'clock this
h,lvk siarehoutc ou the 0hto lcvcc, lew doors
below Eighth tsrcct. Tho bufldiu;, which was
cnlircly consumed. was owned by Wm. Na:kcr
md occupied by j. 4. Swnync, dealer in qrcsns-
wn,c, ard Henderson, III Stoves and unwarc.
Ncthlne Of feontcquenee wss eavc1.
The adjoining buildings on either fide wcEc
also damaged especially that owned By Taomas
Winter. md used a. a billiard saloon and fes
tanrnn., aud Clio Of The an"st and most extensive
portion orlhls building sas blown from tls posi-
lion By an explos lou from some unknown csnsc:
i'Ctrr SeMa extensive stock OF clothing WAS se-
| nnvrd. With el!Chl loss.
The eutste loss from tho eouaaTaton m3y rSaea
sn;9o f1:S5ea g 81 a. lsl1ows: william noeses +
| in New York T. iN6 In the *'Stw England" and
| tt, tstl In the " 1iouac,' Of New iork.
{. Henderson was Insured In the ",PhGntx," Of
Qa{sfo1d, TOT $500; "spsingfe!d' aaseaena'
, 1866-08-10

Large S1ylldle on n Drug KIouse-Thc
Sharper E>cnrcs.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Angus, "a Wholesale drug
house was swindlcd yesterday OF FL .s:9 worth oi
goods by ahnrptr mailing from Mobile. who or.
dcred The goods shipped 10 the wharf preparatory
to placing them on ihc steamer for Mobile. giring
forged letters OF security IRON several responsible
aims in that city,. During the evening the goods
were light and Of grcat valuc. were contained It!
one bux. The scoapdrtl probably contemplated
selling tho goods at half price. and decanp1ng
with the proceeds. The detectives will probably
nrrre1t fh,, 1affrr
, 1866-08-10
FROM MADISON.
Contract for State Printing Awarded
Fine Weather for lInryc>ttnG-42un

TNn1fslft TOT NfNtN FFtlltfHE AWnf7lFN-
Fine Weather for 1Inryc~ttnE-4xun
Over and Killed.
Especial Despntch to the Chicago TEibuuc.1
MADISON. WIS, August Q.
Atwood T. Rnblte, Of the St0te journal. proved
tic lowest bidders for the State printing for
two rca,s fom January 1st, 1867, and wcls award
cd thc contract to-day. 1itis for tho follow
in:. ne. centace hvtow the maximum rates: At
wood 4 Rnrlcc, aladisoE, IL cents; uyse S Cal
i;ns, Madison Eai0n, Is cents: Callcrl0a +
Rounds, ChlcaEo, IS cents; Z. l. shu!es, Nllwau-
tcc, - CENTS.
Better weather for harvest work, which is hetnc
pushed forward rapidly, could NOT b. desired than
is enjoyed to-day.
Tic evening cxprcse train for Chicago, o. the
Northwestern Railroad. ran over and iii led
Mathew Nclcb, whilr on The track drunk, 1asi
right Hear Oregon Station.
, 1866-08-10

writes:
nave ney- Known Dr.. IAYSEs CARxrysT1v7
SIGnGf ;n ,i: az n sass+ Of Da.snt1 weg!l ":
eeenacna II ~ 2tor! ssft medicine, 10 Ill others
, 1866-08-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

denomination of Hon. G.. s. Ortiz.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
1xp1AxAro11s, August O.
uon. e. s. Orth was rcnominatcd for Congress
ut lafayette to-day. hy acclamaton. "Wclt done,
good and faithful scrrant."' Tho attendance upon
the convention Eas lsrgc. ana The people wee ad-
anil EcneEal i iNball.
, 1866-08-10

rn11ApE1rntA. august o.-Fonr msn. With
b1ackcncl taces, entered tho house Of Edward
Ktidc., In tho southern oataktrt5 Of the clty- u.
VIE, uhlaucd The Kess, Ind rans acktnS the holss:.
made or with g. f0U In SPECIE and also stole some
watches and othur valnnhles.
, 1866-08-10

ttount ror,uiosIcat Society, assigned for the 1T!
of Ssntenes ta = Log; h. 6csa po'st2enIsa
mil rSt ycaf When + VII HH ~ tc raSe ecIst4 T. a1 ;x;
sufficient reasons TOT the ehansc In circular 10
, 1866-08-10
THE LATE RAIN STORM.

Damage to Grain in Kcuoe1ta County,
Wisconsin.
Especial Despatch TO thc Chicago TEibune.l
Bnls7o1, KESosnA, Co., Wis.
August =. 1866.
Tain ard mist hcrcal'onts for the last for.y-
scvcn honre, with no visible esgns at present OF a
Cessation. The ilauaneo to gain In thu shock
and gavcl (which Il abont Que hslf' already sns-
aalncd r. very reas. and cnlcss It clears OF very
soon with dIyiuc wind, will hc totally DESTROYED.
t;snu standing. thai Il no. r1rc. will lie nj ost
" saved will good ncHthcr hereafter. In either
case you may look ont for ''stnmp iail'' In the
market acnin this year.
, 1866-08-10

Dr.. RIFFS BABCOCE, d. D., Secretary cf&he Aue.t-
can an'a Foreign F!bfa Society. writes:
"soc time ago. waer Travelling IN the Western riy-
cFH hen the CholtrA ws rrcytiltnI. and t1$3 saw
as1 sEa1y e3pFisncs@l the eaeaciai Influence of tho
tteamcE octx zen Cincinnati and p1ttthur.f csncri-
p!enrrl the powrI Of that sc1s tsaac which length
tntisEly yitt to Tue tGc Ut yuur Batsat1. Il F1s
hstcr!an Elder. On bo thu same hoat, who hal Just
hsen brought - thu brink Of III. grave By Grr1 IN
tEcinltt- anu Mas tt r1oa huFryfn hotnc s% aux-
ion* n.ly experienced rrlar.e and b. tmey dc ii
cured" .es1+1
, 1866-08-10

Ipv. nr. TnaCKwE11r Missionary Of tho rsc.hysert--
III Hoard, wEin; tsuSn L1tana, July \. ls:. saya=
From my own experience, ean testify that DR.. D.
ISTSkk EAKMlSArITE D4tEAX II Al allIrab.t renety
FIR ilrFhta. checking tic disease after everything
else falls. gave 1t 10 man who had long suffered
ret thr Is,isan ch.csca the l+casc oncr. atouSn
thG medicine prercrlhet br rba Government Aedicsl
UGlcer hsl 10 etItrc-''
The CatH!inase HassnHs. ana all Of pr. D. JaJue 4
Sun> F:Hsl&S NNticiue$, ARE sold In Ch1cAtn by
Agents, MerAE*. Fuller Finch 4 Eucr. bu:nhanls 4
Van Setback, L1c1 l. Smith, and F. d H. H. Aauker.
anu hy Druggists generally. au6r5733tx y F-n.t
, 1866-08-10
STORM On LAKE ONTARIO.

Vessel Wrecked, and Crew Rescued By
Lilr-Hont.
ROCHESTER. \. y. Aug, IA heavy northeast
storm Il prevailing to-day on Lake Onsasfo. Thu
Canadian schooner Eln,tIa laden with ttave bolts,
crlca, o-irE TO enter The harbor Of Gcnesec abon1
nine O'Clock this morning. struck upon the sunE-
en- rast ricr and hccumc wreck. Captain ]. Il.
ltdynsd manned 11fe-boat with twrlve stout
men and rescued ho crew. who were cfingirs to
= cr+pr
, 1866-08-10
Their Statement in Regard 10
the Working Of the Freed
mems Bureau.
EROMa Ev: Z xsC9.
The Liberal Government Refuses
to Accept the Services Of
Santa Anna,
Settlers Murdered aud Herds Driy.
Ell OFF by the indians.
FROM EUROPE,

News 10 ttc Stll fn%t- BY tlle Atlantic Ca
hfc-Iteln1i0l* Between AU%trin and
Esa1y Assuming. n More Threatening
AttItude-Loea OF a PoAscutcr SIai,. ut
Scsas
ITO tic Associated Press.]
IloSDoS. -Aur,tEt 6.-IlIr relations between The
Governments Of Austria and Italy arc assuming q
tEorc threatening altitude.
1asrnpooI, August s-The ship Danuic, from
Bristol, fur The 1itird Stntcs, has hcen buned At
sca. Her passcn:e1s and crew werc ss{cd mud
brought TO this pott ty :hc ship Comnccr from
Mobile.
Additional Items by tE.c I.n*t Steamer.
1sA1l--AeaIoIi of the Frankfort .At1-
tI,or1tic~ In Connection With the Prltx-
>Iun Detlinltd for 11oney-4a Frankfort
lsar..nnlnstcr Commits SHtclde-SHd-
ttcu islcrcn>e III the Number of .a1ncri-
enn fsc%idcslts, DC.
New roEK, August a-Advices from Frankfort
10 Tic :..,h et1ic that the Senate and other mnni
cip:l bodies of that city have c1nblcd In dcl
TO d7nr NJ Petition which u: DcRotAsclfll was
rlussian Commissioners, however, rcfs,trd the nc.
NurFo.aasier Fcliner has hanged himself ont o
despair At the lAnRcr III which the lfnssians have
acted towards the city and himself.
The Pfnsfians have had 4 list drawn M q mem
bers Of the Senate and other municipalities, to-
gcther with statement ct lhrir landed md moyt'
Ilc properly; All the 'aakcrs ha'c held a meet,
,ls kind Mere ,e.oFe to .hey ~onld suspend
The whole amount Vi tue two contr'butions
'i.s Ea,u.ss 1I1 1; an" p|s sse s Sssn Fen tsmSys d
the bank. NlIich the bank "tliccrs encouraged,
Tue principal newspapers have ''tcn suppressed
* IT, Mf?aRf %a IT, nc eosn + sanns
lnotet lion papers cxcmntins from disturbance.