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and four Young n1en Badly Frozen
WashinGkon,s Anniversary and the
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and four Young men Badly Frozen
WashtnGton's Anniversary and the
Legislature.
81; PAU, Feb. 31.-Three persons we're frozen to
death, and ionr ohers badly kozen IN Morton coun.
y, during the recent cold snap under the following
circumstances: They were attending singing
echooi neaE Chain Lake. On the night OF The 13l6
iu7t and about O'Clock, severe snow storm COM
Ing up, they were a.std to remain louge1, aud
staItcu for home, Distance Of mile and half,
with an Oh team. Alter remaining out two nights
boys the only one able to walk having On the sled
the girls locked together IN the cold embZaca Of
1ea, 0es oa snosses gz, badly frozen and The boys
least fays he supposed The cattle would 90
from the school house, where they retuained twc
nights and day, When Il cleared away 10 thar
they could Fee. they started for home. and anireH
IN the condition above kta1ed. The names Of tI,rae
frozen to death wefe Mary and Loulsa Landakier
and Amanda Pres1er. Francis, David and Chsr;s.
P1esIer and VIM. Landakcr escaped Win fhelri1res
but Will lose come Of their limbs. 's''
Tomorrow being legal holiday in th{s sts.o
the legislature VIII probably adjourn over. II sT
tho members VIII take m excursion On the 81. PM
i Pacific Halltotd 10 Elm river "u1
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Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch to the .htc,ro Trf'

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunc.l
MlLwAUkE, Feb. u,
ftorf-F1tm but quiet; sales go brls Sugar Rive,
at $50. N'''3
GnAa-Whtat active snd higher; sales ut this uorn,
inG'e BOARD OF 100 hu No. At xl.1sx cash; {tls4a
Lib buyers option al mouth; f1.19 aeIler all montS
Noon board. sh'es i6',coo ba No. 1t &1.1sx@i1sx
easn; sllS4slIa buyers option all month; sI1sK
sellers orsion till March 1Jth D. n bo.rd whn.tt
quiet at $l.lst sales a001 bu.
DEEss1p Hoos-F1Em: sales Of co at $1l.eaa1I. II
and I'll. 50 for good weights.
Phov1loSs-Dull; sales Of 10o br1s prime mess pork
1t $eso; Hs bts sweet picked hams at Ike Butter
-salea Of !, ,aoa ns At 21c; 1000 ns at 27Xd2sc.
KEcKu1s-ls,oo bu wheat; At hogs.
, 1866-02-22
Cincinnati Market,
fEpeclaf DeJpAtrh to the Chfrs M Ty,hr,

1sPeclat DeIpateh 70 TIC ChicaTo TTibune1
C1ScTSA1-, Feb q.
FLorn-Qniet. Low grades tribe weaker.
GRAs-Whe&r dull-1arge offerings without nu7ers
Corn active, with sales Of Nal mixed AZ Sc Oats tn
good demand. slower prices, with sales OF No. Al
sc: No. tat &c. Rye duli and lower, with emsli
sales Of No. ut &c. Bsr1ey nomlnalIy unchanged.
CorToS-steadY 1t l1942c for mIdd1ins.
WuIH1I- in bond trm: sales 100 brls At IT. E,ea
nominal 1t 30.
No sales, Bacon steady. small sales. Shoutders Al
nc. Packed bulk meata steady. Lard offered II 1sc
for primo city, Eettle sales prime country At 17Sc
HoSs-Keceyed 339-
Mo1Et-AodeEAselJ tasT.
EycHAS9K-yefy trm. Currency Is being lhpued.
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Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial to the Western Associated P,cs.,
NEW fobE, Feo. q,
Ef! dealings In railway ehAres were at lower
aeneFally, and the market waa very heavy Ths ,s
ket gained strength aftsr the regular h6srd ~,
prices want up from Il to 4 Der cent rith 49,"
demand tof tfocks AT tbe lsss board the market w.
'ame ana lower prices were msds ate. call.
..-. CLOSING FRIcEs.
Tha following were the closing nr1cs,. a, ,.eo
y. =. Central 9lk; E1ie,tHK Hudson Rive ro..~ ~
heaolnss iW AlenlRan Southern. esk Cleveland 4
FtthhusRh. ssHs Rock Is1and, 1Dlx: Eorth veat,.r
s'h; do preferred, six: Fort Wayne, s,X.
GovEAyxxx1y.
Government securities shared In the general dcrrts
son aud weFs lower. Thelass Issue or s1oa 49, ~
lower and SOS declined We.
grA7E BONDS.
Stats Bonds were quiet and without anv 1na,tss
change, 'AA' Ae"
Colds IN GOOD demand for importers. but wtthou,
my speculative improvement, closing Ut lJ7k.
MONEY,
Inc Money market was quite active easy In the day
but became easter towards the close. Tomorrow viii
os 8epsn business circles rs close holiday,
P1TRo11EX.
The Petroleum stock market WAS actlre to.5.v -,
A1tno'e, Hamilton, McClntoek aud Shade River In,
generally quiet on the baauce Of the list Sales were
at the following rates: Beuuehon Run, xt31s K1iyrn
s.S' sacsAof: s!N; AleRhanJ, ts.so: OH Greek,
AA; Palmer. RID; union, $500; Ptho,e Creer'
sslo; Shade RlVsE, fsso; u s., 31625; McC1tntocr
tsaa; RJnd Farm. &c. '>'
aE1Ko STOCKS,
Gunceal Gold. tl-a; Hops Gold, $675 puartx nm
saso; Smith y Parmelee, sls.a5.
nRT 0OOb4.
The following are the quotations from the Drr
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheetings-ractfc A, &c; prsk. 2,c: Pen.
pereu E. &c. A.p~
Hoop sk1ss-Draaleg'a Duplrx Elliptic and Emp,sss
Trau in good demand At former prices. p1''s
Me1chtd Sh!FtiuGs-Batts inc. Raw ,t,, .o
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me RcoPlc Will hare their own way.
bound fo use Goes Cough Bal-am, and uoth,ne
se ior i Is certainly the bcst thing IN The world
. .Ir Cou3nt; Golds, Group and influenza ii il
toes Dysptpsfa Cnrc, m article prepared by the
gefdgp eae ga1es .nd = equally good f9r Ryspcpsa ad
tass a2y disorders Of thc stomach and bowels
, 1866-02-22

For CouGhs, Colds, and Throat Dlsor,
e. asfs: uee - b,1Hn's Bronodtal 3roeAes," bayinE
% Es0sfa %t6eis efficacy BY test OF many ysar. The
lbysiciaus and Surgeons In The army, Thosa ~. ~
posed f0 sudden changes should aiw1Ss be snnnliea
VIII No. 7ze 7Foehts, Is they gtse pFvmpt rclisi
, 1866-02-22

From Panana-A Railroad on ..,.
murkct-RIch Gold Discoveries 10
paratso Dateh-rhe Siege ,or Ca,aes.
Raised-The Peruvian Declara1ton - =
War. VI
New IonK. Feb. s1-The ste,me, uo,,u
Chauncey. Aspin@a1 18th, has arrived p.ns.ayy
dates TO Feb. 11th. are received. Aana"a
MosqnerA IL cudeayorng to mt thc r,a,.
italtsad On The British market In an endeornr ~
ubihtn more than !s Rsveu BY the present Cnmn.nW1 ~
Several miners from California have nrTivad y
Panama sn tonte to prospect the roId minc. a. a.
fhoco and garbacoas. some forty iies T.ot,, ~ o.
mace Iteh gold region is reported Ius, diseorer.
cd about eighteen mi1ee from Pana,aa ami Two liz
from the railroad. The CaIiforpJa mincrs ur.ss .
nonnce the DEVELOPMENT exceedingly rich. P'o'
The trial Of Hradley for rOhbIns p1ymss,a, H..
terhonse OF eileen thousand dollars, has been nnst
poLed. 1ssa po!t
Valparaiso dstes OF Jan, 18th and Calm ~ ~.
condrm the declaration OF war br PERI M ,tn.i
SPAR, but hosftiites had not yet been commenea3
TIE nlockAde Of CaIdesa had beel raisrd .1d IT,. r..
Spanish eqnAdron were concentrating af Vansraiane
Five or six sotiipg vessels have beeu hnrn1 r. ~
Span1Ards. The Chiiian coast Is nov 0p.,1, IA f,,
Several vessels from Europe have been st.rtoj
away from Valparaiso and gone to other norts -"
The Peruvian squadron has been sent 10 ,nIn Tim
Chil1an squadron All Spaniards ia Peru are t1sen
certain Time to re2tster their paucs. fai1n', ~
Which they arc trcated as spies. -
, 1866-02-22

10 dQ the Neat-t1o 10 Bryapt IL Strat.
nas tons Ca,esEo Gonns1cal College to ecs thor
,1 piac0ea, ontlnets education, or 10 become
bHHAHT q sTRA7ToH, Chicago, nj. '@1s'
, 1866-02-22
DAILY Weather Report,
fBy the United STATE. Tate,rs.,h r,.
The New Orleans

The New Orleans Gold.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 31,-The Exnyyas .t,,as ,,..n
r. Dutlef ms paid to sm1th Brothc1e, Of New n1.
'ean. ths S o tn sold which they b. ab
ano Ill eoste making an aggregate Of over $l5GEM.
, 1866-02-22
LOCAL MATTERS.
Douglas Monument Association

"oHE1AH 4NOnNHenf A9sOcInffOn
:. ;mcctlng Of lhe Boa,d OF Ttpstees Of The Dou.
~ sionnment Association will BE- held thls morn,
EEL ,Ig a. ~ - o'clock, az the sherman liou.e. EVER
send ~ action Will be taken ID regard 10 larin thc
and other important business 4-A -''' so''
BY otdcf OF lhc Errcr,r1r1 f.o~,,-
, 1866-02-22

1-s19s0t ~11HANV 1I1UuDH.
hsEe heard 4 suggested By several persons that
ae act Ct the President In vctoine The Freednents
iM.s 115eaa hii Fly using your in1uenee and calus
saen meeting, thereby setting the bal. IN porIon.
sou would receive the gratitude Of '''"301'
, 1866-02-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The Nicholson Pavement Patent---The
Won Claim Dirorce Suit-s.0rder
for Temporary AlimonJ for the
Baroness...Her Story Of the
Baron's Teracity.-Her
Father's StorJ Of
the Baron's Gen.
ueness.
A REMINISCEKCE OF THE RIAcr
LAWS,
a n'AlAfnan Heirees Dtvorced-she n1a-
Hes an Alleged Rsisamlst-Deacrtion
Ano an hetFess at the washsub
security Of Putnam Countv
Sai-AlIegcd Fraud
Criminal BuA-
lncss.
, 1866-02-22

Ane e1estop0AIan Insurance Company.
We clip the following notice Of this relnbIc Com
pany nom The New York ''In.u.ance and Real E.
tate Journal" 1t is an exhibit Of Which auy con,
pany might be proud:
!, The ANIMAL statement Of th1s Coupauy fer 1ss5
tnoa:5 ene Of the mott calamitous years ever expe
nenced oy insurance companies, contains one Of he
any insurance association q this ety its ne
NUNS teee'ed e. ths year ending December, 1665
nioms te % ,1s I; 's as sf estnea IS;
after payment Of expenses, relnsprapce, cn,nnafs.
ttons and taxes, amount 10 slaa81I90. This Il the
work Of twelve months in very adverse times, md
witbont the employment Of The greateas ssa1t md
eaeacaiy by The management. The COMPANY nos-
E.. ss:Ess ssde Rsia0P s1s sspIta q q q
"a I'd, :s;Ss r s@san' j s'p'!ss e
eis1ed s1s dIa,dapnJ Ms pr9ats tae Company has DE-
Ss IL, i ~ o g. o'iesaa u ssas &
per cent In fe1tp on he ael ealne q 1wts91yse
premiums ot the company for the year 1sGi. Il Il
a.4e- 70 haye ,s, higher 70
hut II nany hcrearcd that ior the last tTeis
otts existence, the earlier portion Of which mnst ~
st as ID p ip':ns{ & he company
capital aes diseharrtoe every expense, and diyid.
handsome dtttdends." 'e41
ine metropolitan" Ia ably represented In this
aty BY Baker, Palmer Co., Genera, Agents tor
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance. No, Fl IasaIte
street. Among their other companies aro the
ommeIee .sa gai1 M Of Albany, y. T. whose assets on
tal liability Of only ft,is in unadjusied iosses. ma
nc MOTH Flre and Inland" OF New York. of
Mncn II II enough to ssy that 1t has, within f1een
months, at immense expense. pInntn6 eioht hn,
dfed aeenetcs and teeelved within the eame neriad
iGf ptemums, over $1100, 900. The Losses 5nrinc
va ~ ume amounted to somewhat less tha6
"a more than o0C0 and On the ff.t or jsnnsry
plus OF about $250, ,0D0 1S'o''' sas'
, 1866-02-22

Wednesday evening Of The coming week, when the
following question viii be discussed:
.R<ac@eAd, That PfeMdeut johnson WIS richt m
vetotne the Freetmen's Bureau BIn.s' Affirmative
-Mesats. EdWatd Hall3rd snd ]. B. Mann, Nean.
, 1866-02-22

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fbsriesTrst.s.
Il. Meretijth.
dir1r, E,n,fi,
f;rnros 4 rrnnrT
f;efr1e r. NS1rns
EE Hubbard
II. Tones
G,S, E1ox.
CT. Btdjcrd.
~
y4mts !. Ea*Hues
.!o!ln SMmohus.
+. {. Incker,
George S, SHERIDAN,
uEE f1, y: .FtGst!ie.
MoafG Motl,efa y Cr
hMa. hetioGe q Co,
huGM1s =, carter
~. hMslnCtoo.
EoTia Z. Lafned.
.. ~ 5000 R1u.
Jolt Gqlilns.
Sohn MAtder.
\. :. I inompsons
II. I. r afH,
A.I. Merrill,
= y. Ernns l
y. / LARK.
Vim. q. Patterson.
4. EDDY.
Edward Ely,
lb nrtAf - !.
c. II. HaWfey,
!,sT. Allen d Co.,
Ncu0uE1l. Nicholas & A..
largo, lslll Il Co..
y. Il: R1nnty,
~. y. Hfl1on..
Benjamin Lombard,
Benjamin Lombard, Jr,
Otis 4. Turner,
John M.soH LoomIs,
Lee II. Dru1y,
7. 3. Gndgtl.
r. G. Makill,
James u. Sleeper.
Oliver Fir,
T. 8 Smith,
Il. ". Shepard,
y. y. lNHnc.
Il. y. Waterbury,
wv. Isnnett,
Z uksktn.
F. p. OHte1.
2. .1s.,SIlnLe,
John Hamilton,
lanes Low,
y. y est
r. 2. M!cnolA
u. Lcrca.
I. ]. NnEntor,
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% he D.,

~ Mash:n9ton, D. C.. on the e1st Inst. SAMUEL C.
fhi E.lAfe Of Chicago. aged 50 years.
At Clifton. 1roquois County, H., on Friday morn,na
teo l9th, SARAH s.. w1ts OF Francis W. Howe, God
City. Va 49," A''A
, 1866-02-22

r.. MY YoKx, Feb. a.
F1orA-Infe.ios e.ades dull and sa1o. lovcs. Will,
Me0!om M good Gr.dea nrt Without decided change
=. sad ia s GU: T. ca b e. t5Fs N,Ss SSf
Wa9zr55El.gsi; ss,i : Western 2 a.sae,s
n.1sx an. !is y n 59opass No A!anss.
change; iIa 1ac for unsound "a sc ior so1nd miTef
Western n store snd delivered. Qau 5sther ouiet
u1Eound Etsteru At ssakic.
PTrso1!u1-Dul; esasee for crude md .,31c 70.
refined tn bond.
F1o7H1oss-Torf heAYy and love. 1t szs1 q 5a,t
"a e. sr i pe I'll saa !Ssss fSi fSf
prime meas also i30o bFis new ew for March, ApIl
aad R.; NJ tesrs e. I'd bg{s e option. :: rs 7doo
cut meats firm ss1iH9lsc for shoulders sud l6SiSsc
e! hams Bacon dull st lse for Can5efland cut md
@i3Fc tr Western and lsXelin for ctty. L1ld stes5
aaiet apa sseady u sassse or Ohio and W s;3Sc t6s
State. Cheese nEm 1t is3 &c.
New York Stock and Money Market.
..... HEE YaRK. Feb.11.
=. MqsEr-Aorc active and aruer At g. per cent for
ssT1ElE%e1;Sssssdy sa,Iu%,;SSss m It mlnsseslosx.
6oTEKsxxSr sHeczs-A shade easier. Q. $, 81 81.
sesgens ; 20 e q sa nesss
sss1ea sN U. s. ts, lyear certificates. new lasne,
stSo' III N..su! s TX Ohio ..,
sx Es!e dyRa' e. 6 EFT aieSi:ss Gsst:
SsM na9l: hS = Hceetsa li3X
s.; do pfd. 81.
, 1866-02-22

:sfEalaee hir waEea 70 Alue,
ninst he starvation nav i
John I. Hancock,
Il. u. HouEh,
a. e. HeslnE,
Joscph Medtil.
tos1ah Lombard
AC r. FEctr,
G. g. Hammond.
GeorEe Armour.
F.. SAjotnon,
Ihos. Chalmers,
R. 7. CFAnE.
IA Tagfor,
G.CP. Holden.
L. Rpentauo,
A. Walhaum,
-. Btonson,
Geo. F. LetI
G1;!eorge 1;! Schneider,
NM lstcM
J. G. Owen,
r. Il. Mason,
s. " AHcrtpu.
Y. Il. Tobty,
u. Il. Seymour,
4. McChaaney,
Geo. II. Howe,
=. Il. Whitney,
$. T. kcnt,
J. s. Hnttefheld,
John c. NtsHell,
": e C. Gillespie,
Albert ueaQ,
John NJ. Rspwu,
G. Ratcon i Co.,
S. II Mct-keA,
4. ". DnuhA1n,
Geo. 8. FoSter,
7. q. AcfauIy
NIfrf Lprttcoft.
ID Richards,
]. =. Kiuball,
E.P. Howell,
G. A. Taylor,
A. n. Runycn,
J r. lnEersolt,
4. U. Low.
]. G: Wlitsnsrsh,
M. Nosthup, r.,
n. H. Low,
G. jenkins.
James a. Dickinson,
Charles Heron,
Z. F. Wilson,
O, 4, u2fpes.
]. D. Ward,
Il. B. Horton,
T.P Doug1as,
T., C. Cheney,
William f,hlllips,
Wlli1m Kelsey Reid,
2 II. HoFdt
Frank r. Ffeher,
H. Jacobson,
@. n. Stanford.
G. e. Chandler,
J. G. Guthrie,
Samuel u. TQN1d
Arthur Z. Ducat,
F. @. Hooker,
J. stafford,
". NJ Barrett.
". Z. stevens.
Theodore Pope
A. Wright,
Joseph Willard.
GeoEge II. kimbatk 4 Co..
J. T.. Pollard, "s'
$. u. K!mbarf.
Guy A. 1tw1a,
q. u. Wheeler,
z. .. Sawyer,
William II. Arnold,
T. T. Z NAY.
y. {. a AI1eli,
y. A. klmhIrk,
n. nafpeA,
.. E. klnte1.
s. 9. EArsons.
L r. Rr7altY.
, j. G. Hoyt,
II. HIlletts,
John 4. Ranch,
F. B. {;ardrer.
George Martin,
lanes Tfout,
J.. Spcn :cr Turner
Enoch Woods.
Charles A.. Eaton,
EFank 4. Gates,
v. 6. Cot6on,
Robert l.. Scrth.
c. H. LsrAbte,
n. Conant,
y. H. RaoEa,
4. Foster,
Robert Fair,
y. 3. Crosby.
]. D. Weber,
q. c. R1aaell.
II. 4. Luutt,
T. l. Chandler.
=. T. Qu1mby.
2. G, HRmml1l,
J. II. Hunt,
F.. A. I4uy,
p. c. Dickinson.
y lAmea II. Dole.
ChAftea z Chase,
John c. u4tiA,
y. T. Eo!aA1 shee,
A. g. Foster.
q. 9. Howard,
7. " Hall,
Charles A1eaH
q. D. Dickinson,
z. B. SteArus,
]. +. MAr1nxtop.
I. =. Burbank,
q ". AndreE1.
=. q. AdAMk.
John H. Kennedy.
] oBttu l}oWuAp.
char1es Hawkins,
|. Edgar Maple,
Y. H. K1rsrn.
|. r. Hunter, I
T. 8. 1hnmp5ou,
hos: l.. Tucker,
[osfAh Lombard.
sa1c g. Lombard,
eTt F. STREET..
!. Atnry Gum.
: II. HeFdman,
! Lpplntots,
:. Weber, !
!, W.P. Lombard,
%. Anderson, 1
: 2. Wheeler,
|. n. ueald,
: Q. Fngc, !
!. n II. 9raE, q
R1nkH, !
: II. Strecter, l.
. z. Holden, :
Drake, I
LAflIn, +
DIN. N. Trell,
v. S. Gibbs, X
N. Jamea q
. Z. Smith, :
aaa: Schwartz, g
. H4th4, II
dimes Ifo-
olme1 4 Hoge.
1St Dawson 4 Co.
9. Abbey, Z.
Car keen, -
I'd. Smith 4 Co., y
s,smia miaR..Cndezvoot, y. b
q. c. Stone
McAf1iAker,
Fox,
In Brown.
c. Gr8hAm,
mts Moran, =
r. Burbank, Z
8. Smart,
Il. Parsons,
walker.
T. Gillette.
T. BrtoK8,
u. Mitchell,
y. pcnsmort.
D. 0Tmsby. i,
A. luEesSo1l, "
J. Slater, q
P Emmett,
orxe Stewart
nuea Page, ST
s. Tracy, r.
bert E. EetlJ, -
d RpyE1ea, 10
3. Culvar. n,
Sherman. ~
Mcdowell, ne
L. Boone,
II. Prieketts. ".
b. Ke1edy, -.
slcston 4 Npyes, I'd
arre Miller.
Q. NewbErry, VI
T. Ecrthner, We
lard, Do1nt 4 Co.. In,
Lhe!. fcrce d Co,
J. A. Abbey, a.
I'd s+M others. u
, 1866-02-22

:, The Very Reliable Itch tsere,.~
See advertisement on I'd raRe 1"S*
tebesm91s s1t-Th-sA-1u
, 1866-02-22

e~EEf'scESTEp CEDAn--Mr. T. Mcnasd. No. 51s
soMn iAlsted street, obtained lA.r summer aoouf
hneen hundred feet OF the famous moth-pre.eotmc
and "asdsubes 10 Indies nnu those v1sh,ne ~ rss
seF.e iass and valuable clothing nom moh and in
deets. Ae makes them OF any tfze OF style, 10 Or
uon oecars. and those Of on1 readers wlIu have
Eote Of the tacl. Wv wa ~ Aa@e a
, 1866-02-22
THE YUNDr sEpUcriOy Gaze


The case Of Has'fnntt ". Yundt Is s.ill On tri,l
IN the Circuit Conr OF Zane county. at Geneva, I'll.
The testimony Of Tuesday was Ill sebnttise ot the
evdencc given BY steker, being either IN relattou
to afs reputation for tsuih and verac,ty OF directly
coutrsdictiTe Of his testimony. John Clos, o. b.
HeHiek End George Schcviiy explicitly denied ere,
having been guilty OF improper inrinac,es with the
deceased vile Of the plains,h, and Mrs Yo<ucheiru
with whom the plaintiff md his tamily kat mauy
Jea't slnte lived, deposed that che waa fptimste1T
ACQUAINTED With them, md she never SAW auYthIn1
unpleasant between members Of 1t.
Nh. StuhenHarth testified that Hhen Harrrunft
went 70 t:9liorn,a be left ample psoyia!ons lne
Yesterday the tatue Erf Of test}nonv
eented, Without any point being elected OF inpnr-
tante. Witness affer nitncas W1s sworn IN thaf r.
Eatd presenting exactly the ukuaa stale Of thfno.
Nhlen Occur IN such case. The case was closed T.
g the evidence, and when the e1prees cloaed III.
baJ WEE opening The Argument foF the plantih he
court having, however, stricken from he record he
lmpeacains testimony 20 iar - 1t WIS based Unon
conversations relating 10 the testimony R1yen bv te
witness attempted to be tmpeached, N4'
, 1866-02-22

p1s11fcfE EcH11nRrS.-1esterday attetno,n N. off,
Get simmons brought into the Police Court tonr
ANAL eltsdfen, the progeny Of atrs, BRIDGET Fe,.
:uson, u resident of The :. Patch who, While tn
drunken at. fell down etsiss on Tuesday n,ctt and
iIartnEs:d one Of her Inbs. The children w,ro
lub'iant: Of s,nal. d1nyy ehanty, In which theIs
va Ec,the5 tlr'' to keep them from freezing nor
pros1tiont q any descnptlon. The younger mem.
Der were :5sos in he'd wh.le the elders wtrc cyinr
n'ton>s for bread. The Children u1sn, by orjsr af
The Court, delivered orcg 10 tnc Roman CstholIc
Asylum. where iheT Will be kindly tsaared.
, 1866-02-22

Ar7EkrTEo vloIEscE-A young man named
James Finley VILE accused in the Police Court ve.-
trrday afternoon. By 4 reformed csprian named
After hearing The evidence, which WIS ye.T cpn.
s7ncinG, tue Prisoner committed to iait in de-
ia"l! oi tSV bail for bis appearance beiore The lie
, 1866-02-22

j. Il. GouoH.-1hc sale Of tickets and secured
teatr for Coughs tive concluding lectures in Chi.
caSo Will eommclce th,s morning at nine oclock at
The Opera Boute. Those who wish to secure the
Taosl % aeslEabIe seats ought TO be On hand cs.iy.
o'alofs on Monday evening t.Ilab:t.H
, 1866-02-22
FROM MEMPHIS.

4ne RsVcr-Stcamer Accidepts-A Pn.
Ilee1naN Shot-Fire The Billiard
Tournament,
, 1866-02-22

Inc cln1ch above n4med has it, rcry sfn IN rvca1
rnsc IL The noble sione M structure she co.ncr Of
the society Of Plymouth Church, now uuuer ,he
pastotal charge OF Rev. Dr.. kffchc1. Durtnr th.
bcsu ob3Erd 10 suspend l3oor, but not 10 he ex
tent Of permanent interruption. The rlate roof il
nov nj ss!y on The exterior deconrone oi nina.
rcts and D'al. being added 10 lhe toners ni,of,
which. III about the whole exterior OF thc buildinS
There l. no wooden imitation Of stone work, The
soittS c,rect ~ u lev weeks 10 cutct unou the oc-
Cr1ancy ol thc lover portion OF thls ctprcl edi-
Evr. ~
EA1InoAp co111s1oN.-A Plymouth, Ind,
abott hf clacE 3e=tesday forenoon collision oc.
CURED between two passenger trans On the tr.rh
Of The l7'tAhntEh, Fort Wayne and chtcnpo RaJf.
road Which, though 1t retulted Ia 10 dsmace 10 The
ptseu:r;s, csEscd inc partinI destruction or t,ro
!o7oHousrs AID seven Of eight cara, From Mr' a
We Day. Who m e.r. xitpcsa to tc atf.i, :. .
learn that Tue codIne trains wcrr ths rnnrsino oss
senser Ml,!es departed from the Madison t,reet de
IVES due EeIc a. hnlf-past t~else O'Clock. HoIh
trains were behind time III reaching p1ymoa,h' snd
70 on to the SWITCH and ihc E;ult as rscc ~ ~. ~
Y hirh should react, the station Hr,t. Thev ~,
thett about the saline !neant, and stopped rey sid
denly. Several hou.f weru consumed in ren;or1nv
the wrecked locomotives aud cars, and The WesH
e.n-bound passengers did not reach their te.tiaa.
,on an y. IN tss x iS snsh M @
collidlps locomotives Is deserving Of tie tcveresi
tenauEc-
CAP7IRE or Sw1SDLEH.-One Enonc the usanr
ways adopted by rosucs to swindc people living in
the rural dl=incts il to enclose them circuia,e.
bills, certificates etc, through the post oee, 10
the e6cc, that they are agents icr etn es,Rbisb-
Meuts, and upon teceipt Of ccrfal1 FUN will send
a magnificent gin, which the receiver IL expected
TO shor 10 he or her friends 10 return Tor The fayoF
Circulars Of this description have beer ecsfferrd
btoadcaet over The West uud hare
been successful IN Their ohjcct-dup pius i
country people out Of 1bcir money. A fa.5
daye ago the police authorities Wers Notified thar n
fellow named J. ". Smith, over the Signature al
t.Jamee t.. Dyott," was +endlug such circuiart
from ,hie city. Detective Douslss nas detailed 10
investigate the mafef, and After spotttne Uyotf
asceztained That be Nas daily in receipt Of large
1.umbe, Of Ic.tcrs through the post Office, and e.
further learned that he neither had place Of bus-
ncse OF sny roods. iettefday forenoon the detec-
live visited The post Office and arrested The young
man 5uei as he Was taking from The boz thirty
etten, tic product Of twenty-faur hours waiting.
1heee lettcrs coIHtned about one hundred and |
twenty dolarr and there L. doubt that the arra1t
knaye Eas beer reapine hlarge harvest since he be-
yan busiDets herr. lie r7l be examined In the
'ottce.Gour today. II
Anotber individual signing himself "Jason u.
Futile, FIatthrookviue. n. Jcrsey, Is flooding the
est with circulars worded the same US "Dyott's."
I'd II would be well for those receiving then not
o he Leo hasly IL selling the bait. II
, 1866-02-22

fhfsEsTA:1os-last evening the main hall of
ptsant st'atton's College was the scene of yery
pleasant incident. Mr. VIM Il. Il. yalcutlue A.
present Principal Of the advanced Theory Depsst-
,no,,o no. %as rn1p1sed by IN elegant ebony, gold
I,srment, presented the cane, aceompauTinE H. fhr
eeltno4y with bEcl Remarks, 10 which NJ. y re- re-
tpohcrd fcltnEly and at some lenesh. The oct>a-
s,on "ns one Of much good feeliae, md the a..
h:ause following the Ceremony 1Diicatsa n,o,n{v
teacher. "P"a popular
, 1866-02-22

AccDrxT.-Sesfcsday while Mr. Charles Blair
"sa e%uding pair Of asalrs, he slipped and fell
upon tho sidewalk, breaking hi. ,cc helor ~
knee. he was carried 10 tho oaice Of Or. N. "
Caac. who adju.ted the fracture, aud had lin con.
vtytd ILLS f0oDR In tic l1eecott House