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, 1866-03-17

hour DE8AaNy
and Future Prospects IN Life clearly revealed og LII
Raphael. He Tana the aHccuo0s Of tho o1postse se1
Hc guides you to weaih. heath ard hsprlntss. Csl
IT Drug State :e41 EaAt Mat1soa'st- between HeAs
md Franklin. Consultation fee One Dollar. r1ea
, 1866-03-17

THIS celebrated Toilet soap, Ia such nntyer1as de;
amoiI}1i n is uatrsr, frasraatJ scented, had e1
Ea1aeiy beneficial n ~ acaeo 1po9 ne hsin. fol
on4 III etdK NAaA
, 1866-03-17

Hayins bc en cured Of by eeleor1ted
nhxuIciap nd obtained ills clh.n OF klcAtntSt.1 Dc
nc to 70 ID sufferers from aefahlae The means BY
which ts can b pezmsnently cured. Al! ea1mnn1. e
c41oE9 octaents1s. address With stamp. N6 III an
LEf,r o, Drawer G3SS ClicsGo. 1t. psd
, 1866-03-17
N

from the HEV, THOS. W1ETEK, D. D., PaStnr Of
Ho1borough Baptist Church;
pesr Sir s-Lfeel 1t dne ID yom e1celenk ptcpafa'
ou German Btlteta1 10 $40 testimony %
Tie dcscE1ed reputation II naa opfa1oFo hnve tor
n IL nv Il head md nervous System. vas edvtseo
~ hind to ~ bottle Of your German a, bn1sIs. IT.
rectst st,ief; ny health has bee1 yesy M9te11aily
benrnted. 1coabtennI recommend ne s5s1s!e Wesse @
i ts91Ted 1 IL uanY Of their Kood Affects: a.
! Rrsntttfully Yonfs, 7. WINTER, Eo3oosoe2as -
, 1866-03-17

Ihs, best IN the World. Harmless. reliable. tasssa;
os 1ititcnious tiats signed Ty7Aton4 4: R9tehetot
ne A.o, REESEMAr1Sa EATRAGr =: hsaue p, ns
The iii, 6otd hy a1l Druggists, oesAsolS
, 1866-03-17

GALE OF GOVERNM " EN- T
~ Property at N.euo, ca. By direction Of the 20
retaty OF Mar 1ll thr EuildfnE Materials 3tean E.
Rinet, Maetinety. Toofs. iron. Copper, Lumber aad
tloEts OF various kcttB. 0hch were eollcced a. NE
cen Ca ty the Confederate Government. for the ereo-
r!on 1nd perm znent operation Of 4 largo a[unnf5.
laboratory and Arsenal; sud also Took. Machinery
SD Materials collected HpW Eon Works and Ano-
sea in tho 6tnres OF Alabama and Georgia. WILL BE- sold
Ut uSc Auct4oH tue ARTICLES to b soul. arc
--att0 Cuppss. p!Rs !a0p ns Copper. round Eod
fo ~ COPPER. Tar: G9 ns1 oppe- sheet; zot 400 ~
Wrought lEon bar and rod 50 tonA FIX 1rM 20 ions
Cast Iror. ucseE5tc-ahjs shelis Q1 - Lead, plEa:
4i,N0 o. TIL, block ard sheet; LOO Ms Chalo crane
and cable yards Cloth. Cottou. English, str-fs
oiled and epanelltd: 1RNQ M Powder 8,h0 II Rett-
tug, Rum and lthkner. assorted st<es 200 Machines.
DIlll6 Pl1leEs, Killing, ScreN-cuIttnE Steam and UP
Hammers, b. sides uafne Horsc
1rtantYy ana rxv1y Announcements. RtsnE. IL. Wagon
and Gun Ctl1ge Irons, 81 uu2er7tteac Cannon. lrou
aIo bronze, Sd bruken {;Eo Carriages Laboratory
Stal and AAertas spare Parts (neWlte. Springfield
Noake1 md Colts keSUl, ets, nnd N assortment or
yalnt4 ond Ola ...
The ate, ton OF Northern buyers u called 70 shia
eA3e, which 10 1aSge and Of aluAbe opert5.
Fu1l prfuted catalogues Of The property u ne sod
can e opAired ffopn the thief OF Ordnance St Wash
pEtou, o. c. snd fon the Commanding Om-r OF the
Augusta A1Nenal, Georgia.
Tho sale EuI commence Oh Wednesday,. Anil ath
1k. and co.ttnue tve8y day nhA nj he property u
soId. -......-
1ef18A cash. III o'''e' ''''e' D. u. FLaGLER.
Capt Ord Dzev. 1t Col. Com. Ansasta Arsenal.
, 1866-03-17

Iloreo shns. SeE: alG0e
LE.ATHEk-lhem mlkcs II Ques. aoa VIC Seslse
onr hgurts slightly:
Clty GAlpea3r ,. ., t1oAat+ r 4t:.:s.. o-1S&H%s
!31E SiaaEnte1 so!ei1: V+hs9s -
Country Harness Ss11t9 El3pEatef aolf,
Lne H....--.: 0il&uAs ChlcaEo..- HhSa93s
,kfp, tnedtnm n, nnsnoa hfIe4'". %ss04s -
III q Glinoc eo'S;s Eoa
Upper. D.. GISSGM dA0Aee1 .'ss.. a-s%Isa's'
Country Upper -so@55eai
Slaognse1 neie'. S2as"+a! fteaeu e04' sxa,E.
HalaetS$ e A''s' ottaaHo-r rsenr G.ir q
k1H. No. !, r1c- ne.;..S:;:.;.. 2s9&2-a
! dtum .......-.. Ll1a french E4H. -. ~.
ZIP No l. heavy 0sSaLis mo!acssEqo1 .7-oasFa9"
, 1866-03-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

7
> Friday Evening. March -. ]
/; EEKF CA1TLK-AocoEd1n& to the BoEsd of Tzaoc
eppst tne receipts shipments stncc or laat tasoe.
compared With The corregpoudinE PERIOD Of ls63, hare
heep n tocwa It Ehoud be borne IN mind that hLk-
s1eess nnd reectpu really those oi the day pre-
cedl:E:
, 1866-03-17
HEALTH OF AMER1.
CAN WOMEN. :.
One tstal will psovt that
MaTsha(l's Uterine CathQ[icon

Nt infalbty, positively. iuyasl.b!y cure al those
torrut1ng fp1e1ing: md syGptuma
monty knbwn e. FEMALE DISEASE, WEAkSE5s,
hsppy 20 many women betwecu she aEes Of u and
when the medical profession seexs IN rain foE
remedy, and from which wealth. potlfon, dea4c3cJ.
and fennemeut afforded no exemption.
Read tho following:
LAFAYETTE Ky.. JuQe II. 1861
nm graduate Of the regular Medical Colleges
Eighteen mouths ago had seven r1se1 OF se7erate-
pale dise44e which had entirely fal&ed to cnse os
ady had constant Mysteries; one kin eTcfJ syuntom
Of tpsptic tonyulslons conaequ uent nro1 deranscd
ntnss1us tioo Others had En.tes: tsinx Is:En,a!a
siaRs TX s:sf E ee
Icon, used II, AND IT CrRxD AvKRY CASE There
haa not been single failure II ita opeEal.en.
r. See that the zeal the Gsaefenberg Comotny ts
On egesy bottle. Price 81 so. Sold eYcryHhtfe.-k1
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills
. Are thebest IN tie wcz,d for tar.ny use, md for
Iyp1oHzT1oS CosBrpAT1oS--U 4cHE-EKavoCs
1rss-BHlpCsSNe$ AxANrNE Et-AcIptrY-NAU
-FLATsLkHdE WANT or AfFFrf1E-D1sFKrs1A-"
LIrKr CoAr1ANT-GarPtsds-FKVK
On sceet ut al the!r areat and n1m ne laft
II conattpsied Condition. the Grsefentesg Pulls will
be found more pleasant thsn any others.
xF- Price IL cent? PEI box. Tn tna rtCelpI OF one
dollar four will be sent ey mall ttee Or postase
to any pazt Of the country. Sold EVERYWHERE.
, 1866-03-17

I &EQESIATG I11N Observation-Disclosures " AEEE,
the onfy Known remedy for Diabetes, Stone la tbs
Mucous or Milky Discharges, Irritation Of the Dlah-
der, Inflammation Of the Kidney, CatarTh Of tho
bladder.
Tho astonishing success which has attended this In
valuable medicine renders It the Mcst valuable one
ever discovered. No LANGUAGE can conway N ada-
Qrnte idea Of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change which II occasions to the debt1tate aud shat
tered systeu1. In net It standa uarlvalsd = rene
d. the permanent OF the mAladtes shove meu
toned aad also, DIABETES, IMPOTENCE, LOSS
OF MUSCULAR ENERGY. PHYSICAL PHO9TRi-
T1oS, IEDIGEsT1oS. 9I4EET. md eTesy disease
acy way connected With the disorder of decay.
Persons, II conscious at my weakness, should take
ths CONSTITUTION WATER. whether broken
down by e1eess weak hT nature, or impaired BY sick
ness, the unstrung and RELAXED organization IL at
puee rtbsaced. reE1F1aed aud built Up. We'll may
this celebrated remedy be called the MEDICAL Won
DEB
The stopping, trembling victim, Of depression and
debility becomes neW raAn. he standa erect, he
moyea 4th tru step; his mind which WIS previous
II sunk tn gloom Of slmost ll!ot!c apathy. becomes
bright Acve and he goes forth re2encZated con-
sctous OF new Eigor The medicine reaches the con-
stutton tel sud restorts to tts normal condition
Fer these diseases It IL tTuf7 sovereign remedy,
md 100 much cannot b. Eafd In It's praise. slaze
dose haa been known tareeve the most urgent sJmp-
toms. Try 1t ia these eases, aud you WILL GiTe your
pra1.e to CONSTITUTION wATEE.
! MALES OR FEMALES. are you troubled With
that distressing pain IN the small OF the back and
through your hips? CONSTITUTION WATER will
relieve you like magic.
For tale By I'll druggists. Price Il.
". B. GREGG & Co, Proprtetars.
MORGAN + ALLEN,
Ggne7a1 Agents, 10. as ClId street. New York.
TI5 Eca ITeat. EuahEE Iajs.so asa BURN
$, feI g9n6 SGT TII{&Tu ~
, 1866-03-17
DKOPOSALS FOR PAVING
II ntsrr


DTY1cx Or f1IE HoA Nd Or ptnrIc WoEKA}
CHICAGO M1fan II 1ssd. :
sealed Proposals Will b rtee1eyed By Tho Rossd Of
April al To- enrblng, nl1nx and paving, with Noodea
block pavement. West Maoi.on street hom Ha.ssed @
street 10 the hrtdkv according To plaps aau spsc1"
Geauors On .lk II said Office
Said imJrosemeut will BE- paid fnF according 70 t1u
terms stated In sad 8pecincAnona.
Troposals mpst be sudresset 70 tho DoszS q ron~
lie Works tnddxsed Proposal for Paving We4t s!ad.
teop street." snd BE- accompanied with the Usual 500
bond, with surcttes, to b approved by tho Hoard
accordance with The conditions Of this anyertsemert
Or 10 reject ali bids, nud propohsl VIII bo nepted
facefy to the Board that he has tbs Necessary skt
experience, energy sEd ability tor doing ths Eosk. l.
J. q. sINDkLE,
FRD LETEx
u. J. ROSE,
nh33.nt9.1nt Board Of Public WcskA.
, 1866-03-17


1E6, 1865. 1851 1se5.
SuD1eT md MondAY,.... E.0 LIS aE93 tlS
tTuestay ......- ....... o83 SD rs 1,s91
'1husEdey. .4sl6 Gl5 ~ ~
1Flt1ay... SA ~ H.
Tot8l4................s,sn- ,sn !, Ill 39s9 3,sSR
same time last wcck.....9Sef 80. $50 80.
The actu11 receipts 10 o'clock a follows:
Illinois Csnerz1 Hoad, 28
Rock 1klen4 Head. ,..........,,. III
81 I0rta q Alton 5l5
Northwestern Road. :6
burlington Hoot ga
-.
The actuaa sales 4iore o'clock LAST eFe1in. ere as
folloxB:
Il,uuas Central 8s
1sUHlngton Scaie G68
St.LuuIS A1tGn EcAtt+,. IS
Err4hveStc7 Sca1r 6Aa
lock Island Scale. rs
, 1866-03-17
Ctr N0tlfss
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, cooS Cnnnty-s1.
-. ISDou No IL MIrch 18th. E<66.
Pnhisc nottceIx hrrehy given lhak the toIowtnE de-
sctteed Warrant haa heta plsctd IN ny hands for e-
lection, to-wtt: -
Nn1r1nt No ts7 South, dated March nh, 1861, md
ssura the collection OF special ASSESSMENT levied
for the Filling, Grndoe and etarkfn1 OF 1 Alley,
mig roln Etshteeath T~cntet1 akeeee, oe
tween Wabash aycnas and Stale street,
All per>ouS l1fertats1 In ssld assessment
qaested TO make INN pa5ment ai ua1 oalce 10
de{4uIE 8ueh n&ytnc7t the Altt assessment will bH
collected at tho coil an expense nt persons Nan16
thkrtfcr- L. H. HEALD.
nahtjrif4 lit City Collector.
, 1866-03-17

DROPOSALS FOR FILLING
l. AND PLANNING ALLETB-
OFFICE o. 7H roAHp o1 ECDLIu MoNks- I
Gurcaao, March II. 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received bY tho Board Of
Puo,io Korkn >: theT oales nnta II :: sa;nt.tsye
M&fcb 9tth. Tor nlanE EJad!uf, And planning The 0
losing descs!bed alleys sco1d,ng to piars md spe-
fchtt1ts or 1le 1t sasI ufhce, VIZ:
Alley in Ilock 8, Wotcotts addition.
Ps1t OF Alley In Block l., Butler. Wright WeastcT9
AiIry II E1oek II. wolcoss's addiuon.
tA]IGy in EoeS II, WolIot1' y Kdd1tlc1~. -
Ai!cT IN BLOCK 50, Wo1coa'8 addition.
Alley IN Bluek :, Woleost's addition
Terms OF payment Will be sfatet In eAld t2eci0ca~
ttonn hut will generally be tasb. prr Cent beng fo
se9Tro Qnit1 the work - completed.
propoaAlz mu4t BE- addressed to Ihe Hoard OF Fnolo
Works. tndorsesi Proposal L,r p!ankpR Aley. aIocE
s. WQlcotIa addition" or Otherwise. - she ca4o may
be- aud pe acc1mpAned with fae uAuat 100 bond. with
snrtttes, TO te arptovet BY the Hoarsf. propoaal
ay include aeveral alleys. but the BolFd viii
tonsider the bids for each alley sep fatcIy.'
The Boaxd rzefve the right to reject hry bid not tn
accordance With tho conditions ot this Advertisement,
or reject al bids and no proposal Wy be acespsed
tory the BOARD tnst ns has tne nseessary sa e
huatworthy, and has sufficient pee 9niasy re:o9!ces
FEED, LETL
O. ]. ROSE
uah17psster Poasd OF Public Works.
, 1866-03-17

COMmEREIAL.
Fmnkf EVENING. March tG, 1866
The receipts and shipments during tho past
tweuty3opr hou.e compare with tho4e of the cos-
ryspondine dtte LAST year u follows:
RECEH1H EAET 1TEXIT-XQQN MoERa.
, 1866-03-17

Wheat in Store ut Hastings, mann.
Tie a,nonnt Of Wheat tn Etore ut Hastings, Him..
on the 9Th tnstaut. wne sa5ooo bushels. 10 which
mar be added 1000 bastels Of Flour equivalent to
g, 600 buahcls more
, 1866-03-17

cn ,aunual Income equal to thak psid-by he hlchi'
s.n 1[o % .11,,n,r 1sobe tn at.udtpg to thrruz ot
c.n,d,nr nro..uce scfose the line, says: - :
continue: g 5s 1.qs a,sss a. aseoM ~
, an ,f,,n I,st eoumcndAbly apphed al their avail
ahIe rc-oufc. 70 ths tsan.port q csnadtaa Eoaace
fore he exoratiou Of the reciprocity treaty, On the
liz fnst. The leading stations along the line arc,
VA lean, cntied with prednce, which the w8nt 1f
tucicue5 of ca1s prevent. from being scni forward
sufficiently !uet. Open tyuekH, covered with ta1pau-
mand. ~ tAe eastern stsnout. ali hppes oi pub
Offering. On to Portland, han been ahaa6oacd. and
at7ancemen,s have been naade fof czosstes The 81
Lawrence at Prescott and 80 rendering available the
QEtensburg; railway lactlities for rraehius the
Eastern market.
In anticipation Of the sbrocatou Q! the rrttpro;
city Eeaty, the pr1oe Of eheepsk1ns hhvc Declined
considerably. Many. Canadian Pu'l'rs ars WIN
dtaWtng from our 1uatket for the ppset ns the dn-
lies to Be- impoeed On wool Will. IL Is thought, be
too high 70 yield them hpEoataole 1s'u.n, =,
The following Is the comparative statement Of
earnings Of the Nosthwestcin Railroad company
, 1866-03-17

Gold here opened at 1so4l and closed at 1so Sti-
yer ~as nominal at 150I1e3.
There vas an active demnnd Eof Seven -1hi1tles
1o-day a1d the market Wns Gsm. We quote:
, 1866-03-17

TfMothY SEEDS bsgs at {e.ao; IL bazu At t7+6a.
Clover Sred-1s nu md 70 bags Ut SAT-; Is bria at
sSSb; rs bat ) and bIaS II $oan.
THLLf3{Y-RsceiTed.l lc,o47 ns; shipped. @$,ef4
ne Market dull tnd nominal at II sc for No. J. and
1i@flkt fer CotndJ.
ynnnE fjvtoa. tanetfos 10 1ne, Tn.,......fLl7R147
Gn n1trs 10 choice. q n,,,...,., lEl4iEi
1mn<rfal super9Or 10 6ne n,,,,,,,..,., 1c7.& ~
49, 'En e1tIa 10 tboScc q D,,,,,,,,,....,,. I1GasI7
frnnnvtcr suoe-f0r 10 pe. 4 H..,,..,,.. 1et4 La
DO extra TO choice, y n........... LS7@a17
Jsnsfl natural leaf fpe to extra lnt q ..~ 1!75sl7
Gn DO Cpe 10 choice, p...,...,... 1.Sa1<1 / 81
do colnted. q p..,..,......,..... ,~l679131
TftNACCt1-The market conllDueg active And
rrlefN EpcG9pceH, Te nppta;
, 1866-03-17
Iun1brr.

ri MBER! LUMBER!-2oo,o 900
! - 1rus.oFted FLOODING and Fenctrg at1pAs
1,1 w Lna:ugten'a Aalt1 u lota 70 su1t
sS ii soit pin T. cut q tncn ~ N and TX
whois q tt1ras 1nr Ws,. Ellis, Ro1 *s53, OF NhLSA
LUptNGToS d CO., laaiees pea1fas.
, 1866-03-17
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. !

New York Stock Market.
Closing prices for cash. March IL 1aG. tecclytd bT
Josenh H. Lyoos+ +Go1mlssion Stock 7nd Bond Bfnfer.
Aad desie1n Government Securities, No. IS Caask-at.
, 1866-03-17
TnnrrnuFaf 5al&H.

rOVERNMENT SALE.-Queens-
" war;, Cutlery, Hardware. TIuw11e, StoFes.
Ean9es E!sIketa &c. Will be sold At Auction, at u11
Nedlrai Pu1ve3ors Warehouse. Public st}aaxe Saah.
O'Clock, large stock o. the foreeolns articles n
original packages consisting Ia part ot 2 go elstes,
s0o ssznns, stJa splttoost 1902 knse. and FoEix
100 Caryeff, &C. lG1 Spoona, 40 L0oS 1n~ tlayses.
5 Csoeks, 500 k1Inrs, lco Counter Scales ,1 Blank
cts tx5 Leather nuc.sts go WsSa Inos ~ " sance @
B5nahe4 Tta Pots Tnuh1eTs nowls, Mugs. Cups. BAts
Tubs. Wood sAws. Cleavers-
Knnsts. Caicfe17, aad n!scsuanGons t15pa,e1nT sra
Clrs- ROBERT F!4EFCMkR,
SUrecp ard Bvt. ColDuti T. j. Fof4.,
unhl5ptA34t, MeMcal PnIyEYox u 8. i.
, 1866-03-17

Sunday and Apndsy+..-.LGty LID
luefdzS -...---.----..t--A ~ III AS Ao4
Ncdtet dAy............... 43 =: = -.
1hnrEdaf. ...,.-.< s-.....s!.tN ~ 80
EEtt&J........ ~...s+...--+0@J - ~ o@S *N
Tota,,...........a a7u s1is LES s:Mt
Sxmc t11nc last week. k....7islo s,ss7 80.
The acaAl receipts TO o'ctcck to day u folowt:
ll1ul1 Central RoAf ~
Hock lalAnd koxd -.--..--......... l09
EE1t&HEkQa
Nof1AEeS1Hn I.oad.....,.-. .................... -
St Louis 4 Altou Road. 80
~
The actual enles tnrc last report ARE as follows:
Illinois Cepu2I ls9
burlington Sca1E.. 3s1
st. Louis T. ALIGN 81
LOCK lS1AaA AcAe..
TEc1r w1s but1 moderate busine&s transacted In
this Erauth pY the Liye Stock Market to-day. Prices
were unchanged. 1,sGo Changed hands. taken chiefly
By shippe:r 1t pr1ces ranging rom EsIo4941. Tho
market closed quiet With number remaining un-
sold. The following sft the Es1c1:
Nrr Y.Av
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-13

business community requires and much dc
sires is, that the price should be kept
steady so that they may with judgment
predicate their operations with some degree
ol safety, which, with the violent and spas
modle fluctuations as of late, is rendered inn
possible,
The business of the country has adapted
itseli to the currency in circulation, and the
large Government debt requires the full
amount now out to float it-tako away that
which is its foundation, and the price of
United states securities would fall immense
~, carrying with it general disaster
what the country particularly wants at
TINS time is settled policy, and one so clearly
defined by Congress and the Department,
that all parties can understand it and be able
to concert their plans in accordance there
with, so that when the resumption of specie
payments shall arrive, the country will be
prepared tor it, without creating that general
crash which otherwise would be inevitable
am aware that am offering these views
upon questions confided solely to your own
discretion: may be departing from proper
sense OF delicacy, but as | am also fully
aware OF your earnest desire to promote in
every way the efficiency of your Department,
the credit and honor of the country, ! shall
venture to hope that you will excuse the
liberty ! have taken
have the honor to be, with tho highest
consideration; sir,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY CLEws
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-13
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Ell Nino Eddie, the youthful gymnast,
met with serious accident in New Orleans
by falling from the trapeze, in the drum act,
distance of thirty feet to the stage The
force of the fall was slightly broken by
blanket, but it was feared that he had re-
ceived serious injury. There should be a
law against risking childrens' necks in this
way
Near Toronto, Canada, two men, while
boring last week for water at the bottom of
an old well that had dried up, were suddenly
overwhelmed by an influx of gas and suffo-
Gated to death. A candle being brought to
the opening to rescue the men, if possible,
the gas took fire, throwing up the flames
eight and ten feet high. After some hours
the fire was extinguished by throwing on
large quantities of salt.
A young man who had lost leg in the
war, killed himself in Philadelphia on sun
day week, because he could get no work.
He had been married but few months.
Considerable excitement is occasioncd
among lager beer brewers of New York and
Brooklyn, in consequence of rumors that the
returns of sales upon which the taxes are
collected have been suspected by the asses
sors of inaccuracy. 1t is now undoubted
from recent discoveries t,at extensive frauds
have been committed upon the Government
and the authorities are instituting a mos
searching enquiry
Another financial sensation case has leak
ed out in New York, involving a serious
charge against one Louis Colin, formerly tn,
foreign clerk of Duncan, Sherman & Co
who is accused of abstracting $4,000 o
United States Bonds and railroad securities
deposited with the firm by parties travein,
abroad, who desired to obtain letters o
credit. With these, it is charged, Coli
carried on ruinous stock speculations, ant
finally confessed his offence to his employ
ers The case was argued before Judg
Cardozo day or two since on q motion t,
discharge the prisoner from the county iai
under the insolyent act.
A bold robbery was committed on Tues
day afternoon in the Broadway Bank, cor
ner Park Place and Broadway. Mr.. JAIME
Rowe went to the Bank to deposit SO, ,727 90
in two packages. While counting the none
near the Teller's desk, he noticed a ma
standing near by, and soon after felt an arr
under his own, and at the same moment on
OF the packages, containing s2,2s3 wa
taken up. The rogue lodged into the hal
but was seized by Mr.. Rowe, when he dror
ped the money and started off, but was sui
sequently arrested by persons passing til
bank. The thief turned out to be Goorg
Gardner alias "Dutch Heinrich, f" who con
mitted the celebrated gold robbery at tn
Bank of Commerce, about year ago, an
who was charged with similar robbery i
Philadelphia, but escaped punishment i
both cases. He was committed for trial
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-13

CoNsoLING THouGHT.-We stated last
week that the recent Johnsonite meeting at
the Hall was managed and ollicered by con
firmed, reterdn Copperheads, solely and ex-
clusiyely; whereupon our neighbor OF the
Gazette, in acknowledging the truth of orr
assertion, consolingly remarks that there
were no thieves among them, Well, viewed
from Democratic standpoint, we must
confess there is much in the suggestion to
console the new engineers and allies of tho
President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-13
GENERAL NEWS.

Another indictment has been found against
Mr.. B. " Mackenzie, for completely in vio
lAting the neutrality laws in fitting out the
Meteor, the Chilian priyateer.
There is great excitement in Fall River,
Massachusetts, over the sudden disappear
ance of one Nathan NJ. Bufinton, with un-
paid bills left behind to the amount of ninety
thousand dollars.
AT Titusville, Pa, on Friday, fire destroy
ed property valued at 100000, on which
there was an insurance OF but $25, 900.
Rather a heavy case of deiaulting is re-
ported at Rochester, N. Y, Mr.. Burns hay
ing decamped 100000 in debt.
New Orleans advices state that General
Scott is still there, and not at Pensacola as
represented.
The Presidents veto of the Freedmen s
Bureau bill arrested the contemplated emf
grafton of large numbers of Texans to foreign
countries.
The older members of Congress want tC
hurry up the adjournment, because they
dread the hot season in Washington more
than ever in the coming summer Mr.. Ste
vens will introduce motion for night ses
sions
Throughout the central part of Indiana
the cold weather has materially damaged
the prospect for fruit crop, and peach bud
are very generally killed. All the NOR
tender varieties OF cherries are in the SAM
condition. Raspberries of the European
varieties, where they were not protected
have suffered severely
Mr.. James Preston, one OF the larges
peach growers of Southern Ohio, inform
the Gallipolis journal that the crop for thi
year is gone = killed by the recent col,
weather.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-13

VINO SENT HM?-At the Johnsonitc meet
ing held in this city on last Saturday week,
there was a reporter from Washington
Was he sent here by Merry-Andrew, to col
lect any small crumbs of comfort that might
accidentally fall from the lips of the Speak
ersf As the meeting was composed entirely
of Copperheads-the old friends of Merry
Andrew before he volunteered TO becomC
.hoses-we presume that the object has heer
fully accomplished through the columns o.
that exquistely loyal sheet the Washington
IRtelligencer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-13

MAKING CoPPERuEADs.-lt is stated that
there have been 2O7O persons pardoned in
the State of Virginia, and 4s2 persons in
the State of North Carolina, by the Presi-
dent, under the 100000 clause, since the
issuance of the Amnesty proclamation
Every one of these pOrdoned rebels doubt
less are enthusiastic in their support OF the
Presidents "policy," and oppose with yc-
hcmcnce the radicals who believe that
"treason is Il crime, and should be made
odious.n