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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
STOP THIEF.
SO DOLLARS REWARD

Stolen from the stable of the Subscriber in North.
morelAnd Township, Wyoming Co. Pa., on the night
of The 26th of May inst, dark Bay Horse, black
mane and tail, white spot on the heel Of the right
hind foot, l6 hands high, years old.
The above reward will ne paid fer the apprshsn-
sion Of the thief secured in any Jail of the Common
wealth. and the return of the horse, or $25 for the
return of the horse IS
JAMES D. GALLUP.
Norhmoreland May 29th 1896 -.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Administra-
tion the estate of Joseph S. Vaow, late of Fork
ston Township decd, having been granted to the
undersigned; all persons indebted to said estate.
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against he same will present
them duly authenticated for settleme mt without de-
lay. JOHN G. SPAULDING, Admir-.
Forkston, Pa, May l6, 1866.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
INFORMATION WANTED

Of the whereabouts of John Snover who left my
residence in Falls, Wyoming County, Pa. about the
goth inst. Is about #. inches high, light COM
pexion and hair. Had on, when he left, a pair Of
blue soldier-pants gray mixed coat, considerably
worn was foot He is subject to fits of insan-
tity and is feeble minded. Any information in re-
lation him, by eter or otherwise will be thank
fully received by his father,
JAMES C. SHOWER.
Falls, Wyoming Co. Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13

ORGANIzATIoN.-Ther never was time
when the Democracy of Pennsylvania
needed more thorough organization than
now. The Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee is a gentleman of great
ability and indomnitable industry, and is
doing all in his power to marshall the whole
Democratic and Conservative army into
line. Perhaps no one could be found in
the State who is more competent to direct
the business he has undertaken than Mr..
Wallace and we feel confident that moth
ing will be left undone by him to secure
the object SO much desired. But there is
something more needed than vigor and ca
pacity on the part of the Chairman. There
must be hearty cooperation among the
the masses. The people must work in
their own immediate localities. Every
man must consider himself enlisted for the
campaign from this day until the battle has
been fought in October next. Are our
friends awake to Importance of complete
organization /? lfthe masses arouse them
selves and do their duty in the pending
contest, the Disunionlsts, with Geary at
their head, will be swept like chaff before
the wind in the October gale which is to
overwhelm the Rumps with utter destruc-
tion.-Aqe,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
Special Notices.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters Tcstamentary on the estate of Samuel Van
Duzer, late Of Tunkhannock Tp Decd, having been
granted to the undersigned all persons having
catas against said estate requested to present
the same duly authenticated, for payment, and all
persons indebted to said estate, will please make
payment without dealy to him.
JOSEPH GRAHAM Exr.
Tunkbannock, Pa June IL 1866.
ysu44-6v
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13

Eg- The Union League advertises for
all soldiers out of employment to engage in
peddling pictures of General Geary! This
is not quite what they were promised while
the war was going on. .... .-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
CAUTION.

Ny wife Emeline having left my bed and board
without just provocation this is to forbid all
persons harboring trusting her on my account,
as pay no debts of her contracting
EMERY HINKLEY.
NICHOLSON, May 10th, 1866
v5n4i2w.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
Lost.

OFF the stage, on the Public road, betw cen Tunk-
hammock and Meshoppen, Quarter Ba rrel. or keg
of Lager Beer. Keg from P. Ii Robin sons Scran-
ton Brewery, and striped with red. The finder 10
requested to return the empty keg to the subscri-
bers eave it for them in the vicinity OF the place
where found
CORTRIGHT ELLIS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13

Thus we have only 1896 gold watches
left, out of all the thousands which
were owned before the war and some
States have not aisingle specimen. Rhode
Island, the home of the wealthy Senator
Sprague, has not one of the yellow treas
ures, even Of the most inferior description
Connecticut has not one, and her late pa
triotic Governor, it is fair to infer, sports
only silver bulls eye of the antique pat
tern. And Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota?
Kansas and the other blanks. Alas ! we
have no answer. Vermont has two, but
they are worth less than one hundred dol
lars Only two gold watches of any de
scription in all Vermont In Michigan
there is one Who is the fortunate man !?
Will not some Historical Society in that
bereft commonwealth give us the name Of
this fortunate gentleman who still retains
his yellow time piece ? Strange to say,
Missouri heads the list and has been the
least ''spoiIed' by the threatening tax
gatherer,- Correspondent Of Jou rnGl o
Commerce.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-13
NOTICE.

The School Directors of Tunkhannock Township.
are requested 20 meet at TunkhannOck, at R. R. d,
w. + Little's office, on Monday. the llth June. at
2 o'clock p ". The citizens are requested to st-
tend
B yrder Of the Board.
, 1866-08-24
THE CABLE.

The Insulation and Working Of tho Cn-
b1e-Lct1er from tlle 6ng1ncer.
To the Editor Of The London Tfmes:.
!, sm: send f9r your tefusa!, and for pullica-
nei carE + f. conssnns i soas' S af
information relating 10 hs tests and observations
Of the insn'at,on and working Of the cable. Mr.
lauuc Telegraph Company, for testfn: the work Of
the contractors am' SIT, sn;s yanrs ttgnly.
=, Secretary and General saperinienicnt.
Atlantic Telegraph Co., IL st. usen's place.
>, eishopsgatS stsse1 Within, =. G, August J., :,
,,!. xAIssx71A, .sx A. Jaly sIMx DzAn SIn: nsrsw,ta
ihc completion Of The SD cable, Which is sinailas
IN every respect 70 the one sshct, aflcr consalla-
ton 9s nscn lseP to hs AnoApsesisaa rss
lcss. already heard, l. IN noat satisfactory siec.
tica' sondision. and with the apparatus now nscd
apparatus It viii S,sc nnch n1ore, and By Codes
expect fully thrice that speed Will be obtained.
The present slEnatssa1e strong and excellent
ssl,lc was 7lafoo, ,eO sica,cns units per knot.
This stcaltls Increased as he eshe was paid ont.
md Is now as h:gh as : ~. ooo 900 units per knot:
partly to pressure, and will shortly calculate the
in!uence Of thcsa cNnh,ncd causcs, aud give you
the Insulation or this c1blc and the Persian Gull
cable at. n uniform temperature and pressure iof
Its 10 bs regretted that the Newfoundland lioc
10 e o tc open
One and ait formed the most sanyninc opinions a.
to the peetor1uaucG aud security OF tho line, ns
ISL: essi as W. to pst e
work again shortly.
its Utmost unnecessary for me to congratulate
you on the success of that part Of the work. and
WhcG the dsst day worE has epened out eu 70 Us.
Believe me, ever yoass truly, u
Mr.. G. sawasd, Secretary Atlantic Telegraph
Company.
, 1866-08-24
FROM BANGOR, ME.
Tho Corpcrlolsnson Men In Council
Dootatt1C TurtiH UP Agatn-ThC lkrs0
: tbilnns Afnn6kst.


1tAracf1, Me-, Augnst ts.-Thc mass meeting Of
Tho Ucnacfat4 md 0l!,rfB Of tlIu caale1i aud middle
cu1tl!rs In fhsor Of tho iane'pfcs of tic iiIhdol.
t'ha CunsehlioH, which assembled 1,ufo to.dny.
VIM trHn nn,,,o1uIhty Attendui tllan wAs Anliei.
trAtrd. though T. tttt respectable audience way
i,cetnt. lion. Il. y. ittru. OF Augusta, rroailrs
r. Wood, who Was Rnt1oAncod to speak. did
h0t nrpcar. Tho principal ateaknra woEn liadHn
islce. fe'Atof Uoolllllo and judRo Parsons, Of
1ho tci,owinR rcsciut,ona whrs adopted
N1stishf, That tho pAramouIls issae, and Tho
iaalir HAT atsoRb. at nthors a lhn u7raot .is
tho immrdlaso adtntasan of atl tho Htates 10 hii
thblr Hghln undaf tim CoAatiluli0n, especially Of
ruttrrs nnlai!Dn !n CnuEfass.
H}soicxd, That the action Of Tho rhtiadslphla
Convention In its actions aud altlFeaa 10 thn pro.
rlc, having In vlbw eoely tho A&lAlnrnnut o. ssss
Etcnt object, duHlaHds, and 4h1u!a Receive, tho
united aud cordial support OF all patriotic men
without reference to past party associations and
Rsso,ced, That IN onr coming election VIC will
vote for no man for office who docs not openly
and ayowedl. support President Johnsonse pslle!
Of restoration, aud the rcsontlona mud addfGas Of
the Philadelphia Convention.
Geo. u. Weaton was Nominated for CongreBs
from this nIaiyitt.
It ID nnderrtood that The Bangor Port of6ce IL
To be given to General Miller, and the collector
ship 6f internal revenue to General ]. II. Butler,
Of fIampden. Tho presept tncumbents arc to be
removed for their opposition to President JOHN
euu's policy
, 1866-08-24
i tIf.K2I-EUT{: SCAR E.


A young Enaa Of hnc appearance, and who
claims to be connected with the first familics Of
New Orleans, giving his uamc a. Francis S. Carey,
wac cha;e eed In The Police CONT yesterday alter
noun with The crime Of r5bhcry. It appeared
from the tcsiimony a1dnc,d al lis examination,
that he Lad applied at The European HUtcl foF
lodgings II la&e honr On "Wednesday nsghs- The
clerk ateigrtd him To room III the second story.
in u hch there we're two heda: une Of wlIcl, vas
wcllknowu jcwclcr In Ihls city. Atcr reaching the
sns3nes,; Instead l., oi It It oncs @ rst3r.g tS bed he
lying, end In close prostsnity 20 cl,ais, On which
lint gentleman bad placcd biz clothes. Several
thought ie eaw him endca{orin@ to s,c,I iii liz
noEcr. Int hc did not DO it. Ahout eleven o'clock
Ca1c, retired 70 bed: 3lr Nnyo felt suspicious ot
no: 10 eIecp, eu he heard tic corrt ilouse t,cii
!snstaS ne hours q Que. Two and three. Then
VA. aroused by Tue loud srezis Of Can:s.. end nn;
had the profound fstixfaction Of seeing shsi In1i.
Aier going through iii. performance. cafcv gi nj.
etly nfose f!on his bed, aiss!- walking to The Win
dew. leaned out 1low long hc sc1asiae.i ID shal
Was rot les :han len n.!nutcs:, Again III. Mays
chsf rpon "6iel YIN: Be a.ssc @ apon t. f.
aSsdssl 1S es'S s3se a' pssii
ssuE "a sask spsa Il ill., Eex E|es "
tlat he could not close his eyes IN slccp. Min
ntcs seemed 10 him hour, ana hours days; h
became very much excited, and 10 end bis sue
accuted cnEey Of being no better than lie Nigh
lie. He chilled him BY such pct names az sohbe,
teiGi estihfost EsI5o1es p.eGp@pcsei: @ t9 a. 1
his excited accfcr In HsIcnt astnntsiIucnt Email
when Mr.. Mayo had exhausted his budget of Ct
deaImcnts; H. re '',s., h.d a., selzea his tscaaoln
, 1866-08-24
UOUd1LAN N1UNUm tsN II.
Meeting oC &1sn t14stsiaasattce OF AFran1cs
,uriats for Icy tnR tito Corner htolsc.

An adjonts,ed mcelinn Of Tho tonrsAl Commit.
100 Of Arrangements of tho Don9las Monument
As.oe!at'on was held lssl evening 1t Itoom -.
tlsr,ots lltoek. T'Arro Wan \ tuii attendance Of
sneu,lets. ltoa. WsltoF u. hcatcs occupied Tho
ehs!r, and Il. ". Zimmerman. Eag, oaietalad M
The mluulcs Of tho tast moclIng wers read and
"tS!l'J to!onel j. II. roue,,, from thu COMMITTEES, on
u confederation lAu oF0puaal 10 Givo, grand
conesr Y - ans
i. ", Volk, from tho Comu,ttteo on Medals. re-
ported that the badges would probably lc In
readiness before the celebtsiton: -, p,n
iibetaliy. 4 thousand aol!ara bad been collected
e99uaiy II o.nlas eonsuons. is ne
large ss ha been aptelpslca, eat ho lst |usslned
be 81 coIIeeted. Iei d. The report was reeelved.
Mr. Colytn cn1led for the names og the Finance
Committee with View to designate ethess 10 aid
On 9na mo'ion %tn u phip oniey added to the FL
Fbi,ip X. Ho5ne and Nj. Cooley were, or mo-
sos aS StsS o Se "a IT,
Iii. VoKs mentioned that he had received q COM
viii 10 30 present ia . body At The laying Of The
corner stone. lie had taken unpp himself to cx-
lend 10 them m Invitation.
The Conmfttcc On Refreshments rcpoTted tt,t
the Masoric Fraternits had sjsnded their w1,}inC-
ness to lake charge Of the tables.
Nr. Zimmerman moved that the wholc enb}cct Of
snnnlyiny refrcehment. At t1e IRON. s be referred
10 tke Clilef Marshaj. With power TO act Carried.
On motion Of Dr. McVicEar thc Committee on
1,scsntfnn Ma orthor;zc;1 fn fl, m any ynrunries
"h,ek NAV oernr in th.ir nnmScr.
Dt. NcYickar pta;sd thai an Invitation lad been
=, nfgIcss,e chor..,n ~ .hn ncrasInn and th.i
te ~ Il s.ee sreentca NJ ~ A'N ''1s'
w saWH ..a pee a aSss Is H. t;..,o, ,,,.h +,
& housn Mosa w. M t n,on W , ~ ~, ~
aasaus ~ tsGn Il; ca.Tnuea - sue " ~ w ~, ~
Wesea n sass'asss; os 5 ann9sa M ~ as 70 eaye vs.
ou! ane aE ~ ~ Moaa " ~ ~ -
Mahc ien nsiat .aG toa;sa sueu
lasc nnml'es, r., ane @ nio.19n a. PEE aseH.
mon " @ ' nrtnts ~ ~ ,,saas w.
& 9sas All .,s ~ a. a. s =
MNH upls 14c oaos 70 aIu etos VI u
| the stoaEos. r.o,, ,r r..,,,.. ,,..,
=. .,t ~ ~. ~. III, III 10. tet.tt te.t
E.san,n'tcs 1rns 111,i tn III rnmm;t;cn nn
S.. "eS ~ A-A- ~~AAAAA."-e w
, 1866-08-24
Sccnc III u Circu&-Thc Sacred Hull
Cores his Keeper.

{Ff6{1 tht ST. ls6113 UtEnOtF8t-J
On Wednesday evening there was pcfuym-
ance at Mike Lipman's circus, of which
neither the large nor tue small bills had
mentioned. The keeper Of the famous sacred
Branlah bull being sick, young man named
Charles Buck undertook to show the bull In
the arena The animal did not like the
handling Of his new acquaintance, and re.
sentcd the familiarity OF his new keeper by
turning his horns upon him. Buck was
knocked down, and the bull made a terrible
thrust at him with his horns. The boy
retained his presence Of r.ind, and seized the
infurIated animal by the horns, and thus
prevented him from impaling him. While
Buck had the bull by the horns, oaicee
, 1866-08-24
FROM CINCINNATI,

Cholera Cases-SnIcIdc of n Phys1c1an.
C1sc!SxAz7. August e3.-Ths number Of deashs
from cholcra yesterday Was thirty y..hscc, 1atge
decrease from tue preceding day.
The weather Is chilly and unreasonable.
The yonng physician, Dr.. Blackburn. who st.
tempted enIclde SONG ting ago by shooting him
telfth.oush the head, made SECOND and sMccess.
connected with Dr. Big1er. on Seventh street, and
on Tuesday Was in Tho Office as nanai, and neyez
appeared better, and amer attending TO all his d..
tics most ecrupulousy he went to his house on
Laurel street, and staid there I'LL ten O'Clock,
when he left, stating that he must 70 to zee Mrs,
Strong, a patient Of his. He took his mcdictns
hog with hin. after tie usual manner, but he did
NOT 20 there and never returned home. Yestes
day morning his mother became nneasy, and sem
out parties to look for hsas, and al about ter
lying on The river bank mar the foot of Smith
street. The body has not ret been recovered.
, 1866-08-24

FinE.-Ahout half.past e.cEen mat night the de-
partu1crt was called to cxtnsnIsl, fire at No. loa
Monroe street. occupied a. the Office OF tho liner
atda Temperance -adsoeete. The dsc originated In
the basement under the sidewalk. i great deal
OF smoke Issued from tho front, and the fr1n1en
e1aet locsion of the % ls. Il was "a cx,inished i Ss
fore tlIc i1amcs reached beyond the first Story Of
tue tenement. Very little damas;,c Was done c1-
crrt lty water. Er0ceEy store. which contained
no stock, and the oI!Iro Of the 1Smpsiuace -idpa-
cdft, Which was Temporarily furnished, ,ycrc tho
only su1cscre. Above Has clearinghouse kept
hy Miss Caa1ubers, whose fnsutlnte was a little
smoked, but scarcely impaired. The whole loss
will nnt rxreef1 SstM
, 1866-08-24

Circular Of Invitation 10 A1fcnd the
Southern Loyall~tA, Convention.
n1nnlsnrHo rs August 5aooyesnSs 20 ',s Curtin
scntaiivcs In Congress from Pennsylvania, inrit-
lug euth of them ~ can respond TO the csll ct the
Shq oss eoF IN n fsae
lions. 1t II his easneSt desire 10 lsys Feansyl-
yania represented In that body, and he will APP
pnint Senatorial delegates.
, 1866-08-24
FROM MOBILE, ALA.

ChofcrR-Negrocs PcF~ecuted-ss.fh .fhugss
AxEeAted-Cotton.
MnnIIE, August s3.-Thcrc hare been but three
deaths from cholera within the last flrc d1ys. Tie
sanitary measures OF tie city are complete and
cleettTc-
Three negro houses on the outskirts OF tic city
were attached By dozen or more ''Thuyt," yes
ieIilay, and the inmates were shot Ono housc
fartiy cowards have been arrested by the Freed
men'e Bureau.
Supplies Of new cotton, Of verv fine quality,
have cone into market. Cotton holds l1n al 3tGD
, 1866-08-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Recruits for the Mexican Liberals
Election Ordered In Montana.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2s.-ColoacI D. E,
Huntington, late Of tile Army Of the Potomac,
len eEcccutty, with fft5 mon, IL join Juarex, In
Mexico.
Acting Governor Messher, OF Montaua, has t.
sued procsainato ordering an election FOR nenl-
ber1 Of the Territorial Legislature. -
, 1866-08-24
SATURDAY EVENINGS.
To tho Members of the Crosby Opera
Hnuca Arf AsSnefa4inns


To tho Members Of the Crosby Opera
House art Association:
The sale Of certificates In The association has already
beeh great 10 enable to STATE that the str1hu-
tfon Of premiums heretofore announced viii be made
to their satisfaction Or the money refunded.
u. II. CRoenr, Actna1T ALA.
Hasing the utmost confidence in the ability Of Mr.
Croeby to carry out his enterprise hereby guatuntce
EAA'L II. E1cKEEsoy.
Chicago, August a, 1865.
Tie undersigned. members Of the committee sppont
ed to fupez3ntend the awarding Of premiums to mcm.
bers Of The Croaby Opera House Art Association take
pleasure In stating that nc hate tn confidence IN the
Integrity OF MIR. Crosby. and In the responsibility OF
ssm ~ NickeIso9 Esa rs SnassnsoI I'D ;;1 n;;p5 e
James II. Bowen, President Third National BANK.
Jas, e. Fargo, Superintendent Of American Express.
AnosT LAY. LEsasuscr @ e e, e T. T. & = g R4!lsoaa i
J. 4. Ellis, President Second National BANK.
Clinton briggs. Ewing, Briggs & Co.
E. q. Hall, Hall. Klmhark d Co.
Francis 4. IIoiIhlsn. Ex-Ltent Goternor. u9S-ihp
, 1866-08-24
Illinois md ~ tchtEan Cuna1*

Illinois md Michigan Cunat.
lSpeclai Despatch to The Chicago Tribunc.1
pC1p6EroHT. Aug. al .. m.
CExArEt-Robcrt Holmes, Utica; J. Crotty, Seneca
Oneida. 0ttaw 10 bsls lime: COnsi tuition, Loesport;
O.nwa. Ottawa. g asa eert saser es hath, r. Nor
thrup IT!eou; Monfnk. Iock,oEt, 10 brls CRACKERS;
Milwaukee, 0ttawn 6Sl5 feet lumber; Eclipse Lock
port 10 bsls salt; Gold Rod, Ottawa: Gold Hunter,
Lusa>tc; Glasgow, Morris, a:e5 feet lumber. ooo
lAtt; Cuba, Ottawa: Onward, Joliet Mound; Onon
dagn, Bca.dstown. Il ssi feet lumber IS 5a1 shingles
ARRtyEp-Tasp, ox bu coen;3Clyde Seneca,
aaobu eor1 Empress Sslle, so bn corn; Gen. SheT-
man, Norris 5000 bu corn: Ocean Spray, Ottawa,
bu corn; Advance, lcnont, u yds dimension stoue;
Aary Walker. Iesnon % yds dimension stone, Is yds
rubhc ttouc; Altqutprs Leuont, 50 yts rubblc stone
EhEaltcs. Ienonr, rds rnbh!u stone; Il. G. Loomfs
Jcont, ~ yds rubbe stone; Hescuc. Ica,oot " yds
Eub!1e tonc; n. S. GRrnce, LemoDs. Is rIs dimension
stone; York State Seneca. $50 bu corn Marion Nor.
ris, + 40 bu corn, :72t rs timothy eeed.
3-sp.m.
TCtEAEEn-H. G. Loomis, Lcnont: A1tqu!ppa, le
mont; Rescue, Lcrnont; Advance. Lcmont: ". S
Gornee. Iemout; GlbraltcE, Ictnont; Mary Walker
Leuont irouc1ad, LaSa1le s bg1s salt General Rose
ernns. Seneca, s,tS lumber, ao11o iath ). D. F7ss
ton Norris; H. s. Carpenter, Joliet Contest, Morris
lcviathan, L.salle; $. 4. Douglas No. !. Lockrort
WM7. Locsrort; Cataract, Heunsptu. Il II 4 lumber
3ce shingles, II o 1ath - s6G ns slaves aud heodng
lanthe, Morris, I2166 Is E.aves au1l heading Gal
Leaf joliet, :9,39 n lumber; John Carter, Joliet
524s n lumber sa3s1 shingles, $50 1ath prop KlnG
Bros. fektu $50 Urls eals. Is bts lnc. T. t tHon
wrought and cast; Geucvs, chiseothc, sssa1 II 1um
bcr. 6sos It siding, n,lo lata Stars and Stripes
Morris,
Anutyxo-rtop sam Wall, Bu1alo Rock. 1,sca br
corr. IS bs1s coal tar $3.50 ns starch $3.50 ns seeds
Tidoso Seneca. $50 bu corn; Vim. Merriam, JOLT
Mound no tons gravel; AuTora, LsSalle e bu corn
Tobacco Plant, kansakee, s.fe0 bu corn. .
The following boats heretofore reported arc stl
lying 1t bridgeport waiting fhE Contest Levi
atan, Cubs, General -Hosecfnus Isouclad. Onoudaga
, 1866-08-24

Employment for Poor Women.
Thee arc, daily, numbers OF poor widow
wcn!en who support their families BIZ working by
the day. at washing, cleaning, Sc. who inquire
cia,ion for work II ihosc families who nccd ills
class help will send their application to our
rooms, they can At nearly all ;fEnve he supplied
with good hclr, and thus much time bo saycd
bolh parties which would otherwise bc spent In
looking fos help work.
EMPLOYMENT Cox, +. u. e, L.
, 1866-08-24

snour Nar1sx1so.-About nine days ago The
wifc Of sailor. residing on Dckovcn strcet, not
tar from Deer1aincs, d.ed Of cholcsa, On Tues-
dsy last .hc satIos married again. That man
ex{J.,i15 appreciates the force Of tue line
sWty ehou1d NC mourn departed fdeuasFs
and acted a. II he f1w no especial reason Tot
mourning, at 1ehst not for long. Even tbe monfn.
than thai.
, 1866-08-24

Tic New Rebel Oreanlzatton-The K.
G. C.'s 10 Meet nj Richmond.
: SAvASsA.1,s sAueuss s3-scvcra1 prominent Con-
fcdcratcs arrived last night. and hsre called
meeting Of the faithful at Richmond. w., where
ihese rebels hall from Ihei5 o'.lest i bslsysd
A meeting will be held next Monlay, and
much interest Is manifested In ils proceedings.
, 1866-08-24

Wksr RAxDoIFa 67sktT.-lt was reported yes-
te1day that tho Noa.tl OF Hnhllc Works had docl-
ded 10 pnt STOP 10 tho loose manner Of working
recently followed In tho al'tug and paving Of West
1,andolph street. IL Ia a step we'll taken. Il IL
scarcely possible. however, 10 put . psrccphhlo
s.On 10 tho PROCESS Of hing ~ rractIccd for aomc
DAYS rnst. The work has CONC forward at ahoni
thc hfced Of snh3Is Gali0p.
, 1866-08-24

nom,na.lng all Tho candidates 10 bc voted for by
tf,r electors u! Cook County,
The rrrulniinn r, ,e1hIiri; when, on mo,'on OF
Mr.. Xix, lIc meeting adjourned until HatiItday
u,rtin.. September lat, at o'clock. 10 iuoce IN
tie eAu1p fuQtllt
, 1866-08-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Another. Invn~toIa.-pnrtIc@ xvi.llIn.
70 secure refreshments for ofhfT st1afs for rhe
Railroad Moonlight naaket Picnic. to he held 1t
Hans Putk. M Saturday, AnGnst =, cin do ~ on
application to W d. NksTLAkE OF J. L. SIXTH,
NC, iS} Statc street, u1Sl
, 1866-08-24
THE CITY.

Hr,acorAL ernrlcx witt ho conducted ths csen'
luz, LII tho church ri Hyde Tark, by lsrv. W. u.
Mjlhn,u. aotsie will eommAnec hs quarter 10.
Dsu etsh. o'clock.
, 1866-08-24

Coop TEnFAns.-At regular meeting o.
Daxhawny Lodge, l. o. OF 6. T., the following
the ens11ins quarter: Y. c. T., G. /. Knight; "
Vt, IHatic FomboI; r. y. C. r. S. 3. Guznsey
e. C., Thomss 1ulman; y. =, Vim. Jordan "
Helen Robinson; II. H., simeon II. King; "
D. H., Miss Mary Ryrnond; ". Il. Il. S.. Mis-!
Lizzie Fomhoa; W. 1. II. S.. Miss Ansclta itnsgs
, 1866-08-24

Accidentally k1LLED.-Franl< Jassett. a
Fscnchman. who has hccn employed a. an hostlcs
In Prices livery stable on Randolph strect, weni
to bed on Monday night In state Of iutozication-
Hc alcrt in room in the third story Of lhe sab1e,
and it Is surpassed that during the night he arose
for come purpose and felt from the window. ~
the ncxt morning he vas fund lying in the alley
In The scar Of the .tabic IN dying condition. lle
was taken 70 iheaCornty Hospital where, after lin
gcrinS nn1il Wednesday niEAt, dea.h put ac end
on Lis body yesterday, when the jury rendered a
xryIicl in nscoIdanec with tie ahoSS fac1e.
, 1866-08-24
Vessels Passed Detroit,

Vessels PASSED Detroit.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bune.1
DtIRo11, August =
CF-nesoto. Ring, Sisters, Squall.
Dows-NorEis, Monitor. Sherman. Northwest, Glib
ralssr. Arabia. Sunrise, City Of Chicago, wsles,
Drldgewstcr, Montmorcncy. Sweeney. Napier. Mcr'
Eiek, Greg EAg1e, Coz.nthiAn, AoaseaEte, Atxasef
Kate Richmond.
WtSD-Sor1hwe4t.
, 1866-08-24

Roth Chronic nl.d 1nanu1utatory
Rheurnatis:. arr being daily cured by Mr;calfs's
Great Rheumatic Remedy. Sold by all Druggists.
IonD SMITH, sEcnts, Chicago. ul6