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, 1866-01-23
FROM NASHVILLE.

OIL Stock in Alnba1uu-School Bill
Amendment Vetoed-Tl,e River and
NaytEation-Aclu1tte Of h1urtier-
SmnlI Pox in nAlahana-Frcsbytcr
SYnod in Se4sfon.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1tbnne.1
NASHVILLE, January q.
The Tennessee and Alabama Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, Of which Gen. ". D. Whfpplc
fs President, and Gen. r. II. johnson Secretary
and Treasurer. has struck oil On Flint river, three
miles from Its mouth. and twelve miles from Deca-
tur, Ala. The oil was found ut fifteen feet below
the surface, and flows in a ateady stream.
The Senate vetoed the amendments proposed to
The School bill. One was 10 tax colored people
only for the support OF schools for colosed children
The other, 10 submit the bill 10 rote of the
people
The Cumberland Is falling, with nine feet Of va.
ter on The Shoals. Departures today are: The Ra-
r. for cairG s9a Acse1fy fgr Eysnf;e The
and The Cumberland for Memphis.
Jpo. r. Brooks, Of Giles county, tried at Mur-
frees boro By military court, Tor the murder OF
Colonel Man, was acquitted
Hnnlev,c.
Col. johnson, 4sth .. 8. colored infantry. has a.
sumed the command Of North Aaabana, t&cs Mn}.
Gen. Grierson, mustered out-
The Nashville Blood uorte Association offer a
stake. to BE- run during the sp1ng meeting M o5
sweepstakes for all aees, thtee mile heats $1,000
proprietor; conditions, that two Of the three turf
champions, Norfolk, Atteroid and Kentucky, be-
fore running elsewhere enter md run in this stake.
The race II open TO all horses. In the casa Of two
Of the three named horses to run entries are to be
made before April kt, the fato TO be run Oh We'd
netday Of the week Of the spring meeting.
, 1866-01-23
FROM MACON, GA.

Prosperity Of Sayanuah-Geu. Mcrcersa
Tr1nl-AGnirs at Macon-Tl,c Georgia
Senatorshlp-A Carnival OF Crime nj
Augusta, Gn.-Northern Capital yVaut-
ed-6c.. DC.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune.l
MACON. Ga, Jan 20.
Fourteen yes sells arrived In one day recently at
Savannah, which the papers OF that city consider
striking evidence Of returning prosperity.
Northern citizen. at Savannah, on account Of the
soeal ban under which they are laboriug. have or
canized eelect club and arc giving series Of na-
tional assemblies 1T Farmers Hall.
The trial Of Geu. Mercer IL proceeding and elicit
Ing much attention.
Rents are 20 enormously high in Savannah that
msoy families are mos1E to The Interior.
At this ciy tA1aeonl It IL rare at present 70 see
all have gone to work and there Is al cordially b.
tween the races Reports ho1a the planters arc
quite favorable. and II the condition Of things con-
tinRe large quantities Of cotton will be talsed In
non, Ben TIM. Joshua mn, a. z. Stephens, +
dstes for 4 ihe 6nlied States sea.ts
1hIsyt!sht Erisoneta E pa.esd through Macon On
The Carlon Central Railroad noW runs to Mile
End and will run through tolsasannah, about Feb
Gen. II. [. Dsnnine is prominently spoken Of u
candidate before the Leg,alatare Tor seat on the
Supreme Bench Of Georgia.
The Grand J1,J Of lafayette county, Miss, have
found true bill against Maj. Zen. a. ]. Smith for
hnraine The Court uonse and other hnf1dings Of
the town Of Uxford, in the summer Of 1851.
Alabama papers asr calling for Northern capital
ists to come and help nn1sh tho Opel1ka / TAlle-
deea Railroad.
Concc11p. balls, le.,!vals, &C.. arc being given all
over the South for the benefit Of the widow Of
Stnuewalf Jackson.
According to Augusta papers perfect ea.atval Of
crime has broken out IN that city. Assaults, rob-
berfee, burclartes and nnrdess are Of daly and
nightly occurrence.
TeleEaphic communication Is now direct BE-
tw cen AnEusta and Atlanta 4 branch line will
soon be opened to other cities.
Tne celebrated Mantout steam cotton WORK. at
Spsrta, Hancock county. Ga, offered for qale:
another chance for Northern eapItelisis.
, 1866-01-23

Proceedings Of the LecIslAtufe-A Fish
Conyentfon-Or%nnf Of pl&cn-
torfa1 Company.
Especial Uetpatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Proceedings OF the Lec1slAture-A Fish
Conyentfon-OrEanfz Of a plscn-
torta1 Company.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1dbunc,1
FRAsKToR1, Ky, JAN n.
In the Senate, House bills vert passed TO repeal
the law authorizing The appointment Of 4 Cores
pondlng Secretary Of Stale to author1xe the pro.
curement Of rolls OF Kentucky troops rho served
dunns The Mexican war.
The resolution lnstructtng our 6enatorx md Rep
reseutatives in Congress-. to Appropriate certain
Lands to eolon1ze the negro, providing the same
does not embrace the late Southern States, Was
adopted.
The resolution to allow full .ert.orJ power TO
tho Court Of Appeals in criminal eases Was re-
A House resolutton allowing ply to members
aud officers during tho recess was adopted.
The resolutions of tho Union Caucus published
heteioiose were introduced and ordered printed.
In tho HOUSE the contested election ca.ee from
Campbell county Of Beck and Wh1to II. Uaw-
thorns and DgMan wc1n taken up. The majority
renon. oushng Hawthorne md pigman, Was
4 Flshez7nan's Convention met 1t 8 o'clock IN
the Senate Chamber and waa called to order BY
Gov: Jacob waf appotnted President and Col. John
fsye, 1eH.s seSem ~ f' G.oia.na onn Io,si Il
to dram resolutions expressive of the sense Of the
meeting. reported the following, which were adopt
R<solotd, That the Chairman sppoiut commit
tee Of three 10 prescnt TO the nehlnc Interest Of the
state come plan that will prevent the wanton de.
Efsoieed, Ih1t 1t Is the opinion OF TIL. Conven-
t,on thst it i adri.able to organize company to
inttoduce the artificial propagation Of sh, and for
the Introduction Of any valuable Epec1es which may
Aiial tome remarks 81 Tr. Rodman, the chair
appointed Mesars. Rodnan. Gratz and Hurst the
committee In pp1kps1ce Of the resolution.
l+fsiA16tnfH hAFtur 4 charter
, 1866-01-23
The Constitutional AtutndEuent-Noual-
nations Confirmed by the Senate.

WAsHso7oN. jan. 2e.-The Constitutional
amendment reported in both branches Of Congress
sentative Blaine Of Maine, Of the ah instant, dtdcr-
Ing only n phrase. NJ Bs!ne's amendment ex;
those to whom political rights or privileges
of color reported assSed. ssSsti
leges. Bosh exclude negroes from being counted
% excepting In States where they are permitted to
HE senaie, in e1ecut1ve session, conferred the
Sstsd st,tee = n1 sae Neesss' VIZ G seorss a.
5erzey, te 6e ntntster pealpoteniiasyte GhliI,
vice Tho1aas 4. Wilson. recalled; GeorEe II. Yeo.
man, Of Kentncky, to be minister to Denmark, vice
1naiana, to be minister il Berlin, vice Norman 3.
Judd, restgned John Hay, Of Illinois, to Be Sec
fetasy q legation = rar1s A. E Peck Of 0hto, to
nedy, Of Maryland, fof I restorsilon 10
ana, 10 be secetaiy Of Legation It Besitn; hobart
Anoana; G. +. Holden of Coiorsdo TeHi.oy aI 70 g
=, Brooks 10 be United States District judge Of
h g Ae:oss ss' Jaa ef Wsssia9Pes W@sisaiia9P
to be Chief Jn.iicc Q! Washlngtou Territory; John
r e b. 1nds q she pst ~ q GeoF
iofuey for District or North carolina; J. l. VII
uanaon, Of Tam, to be District Attorney tor Wcat-
e1n District Of Tennessee; Edwin, F. Cooke. Of
New Jersey, TO be Secretary Of Legation a, Ch!ll:
Clarence Ee!fnee, q Sew Yozk, T. b Secretary Of
7: Hovey, Of Ind, to be Minister At Perm, rice
Christopher Robinson, recalled; Jno Bigelow+ Of
New 1ork, 10 BE- Minister to Erance; Jno. 4.
Ilses, Jr., to be as=i*sant Paymaate4 In United
States army.
/ tpcul despatch to tho Eeezaind fao.t, dstcd
Warrington = saye: It Is expected that the
House will vote tomorrow on the Constitutional
amendment concerning the ba4is Of representation,
which was reported by the zeconstructlon commit
tee this morning twothlrda Rota In t4Tos Of the
amendment Is confidently anticipated.
NV ioEK, Jan. s..-1hc CoHa.ertiaFs Wssh-
tnStou defpatch says the Resenue Commissioners
will recommend the abolition Of taxes On watches,
ptate, carriages and other articles in Schedule 4.
tae! iof Te present income e tax. The b n Ssaonal @
banks Il Sew fork, Massachusetts and othe!
Of national currency VIII probably have the
amounts Of noter which they Arr authorized to
Issue recalled in orie. TO effect falr proportion
nent in the Southern States.
, 1866-01-23

Sudden Death Of Col. Morgan by Coal
Gas-TerribleS SuHerfn.s on the Plains
Indian DepFedAtJons.

Sudden Death Of Col. Morgan bT Coal
Gas-TerTibleS SuHerfn.s on the Plains
Indian DepredatIons.
Especial Detpatch TO the Chicago THbune1
St. LOUIS, Jan. q
Col. Morgan, Of Gen. Pope's etsH, met his death
at the Generals residence in singular manner In
the eu}oymeut Of perfect health he retired to bis
room In Gen. Pope's residence On Chouteau aEenne.
On Friday uIcht and no ono In The house even sus-
pectcd that anything bad gone wrong With him
until In the morning, when his unusual absence
from the breakfast table Was remarked. and Gen.
Fope went TO bis room and getting no response On
opening the door found to his utter astonishnent
and dIsusy. that the Colonel waa dead. asphE1daed
by the escape of "a. nom stove IN the room con-
efructed to burn coal gas phyaietan vas mme me-
dtae1J rent Tot, and on bis antTa pronounced thaf
The cold On the Plains has been sery severe John
Andru., conductor Of tht mail coach. reports that
he passed a Number Of wagons with men Wnose
feet and hands and other parts were frozen SO baoy
that the most Of them will die,
One man, heEde1 tor Seott's train, vas k1l!cd
md ecnlped By the Indtsut, four miles aboTe Fort
Dodge, On Monday evening. the 9Th INST % Tug
ue1t evening the Indians attacked eighteen men at
Five Nile ridge. twenty-eeren 1nlleH above Fofl
Dodge. No one vas bur, hut & ihe lnatans ss kept
disianoe, iii observing the ooeea, asa,. TIT 1sI
owing clote behind 1t: This probably drew
Ihem OF rom the coach. There are now from
twenty to twenty laden teams on their way out
different points On tne eo snonoh @oo !"
guaru then Ind uulees more efficient protection il
furnished dc liable to heavy iosses Ore third ol
tr catle heloucne 10 these trains h1d died. and
great many Of The men art bad)y frosted. md seF
, 1866-01-23

The ReconstFuct1ou Amendmcnt-ItY
Condition in the Senate and House
AsAlGned 10 Duty in the FFcedmen'a
BnFeRu - Handsome Contribution
Appoint1nenth-Mr Douglas We'd
dinE-Cuhton1s - Counterfeit Seven.
Thirty Coupons.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsuru7oz, jan. -
The first ineta1lment Of the rcport to be made By
the Reconstruction Committee waa presented In
the seuate, to-day, by Mr. Fcsscndeu, and in the
House by Mr. Eteytne. In the fotm Of an amend
uent to the Constitution. 1t II substantially the
same a TINT proposed two weeks aso in the House
BY Mr. Blaine, Of Matue. The committee changes
the phrasco1osr, bnt retnus 1nd indorses his
view, VIZ, not 10 interfere with the basis OF repre-
scutatlon in the loysl States but simply to exclude
the.ctrom all who may he denied political rights on
secount Of race OF color. The amendment was at
once taken up In the House. Nj. Rogers, OF New
Je.xey, md Conkfinr. OF New York, ma1e Eet
speeches lherenpon. Ms Stevens has given notice
H.. he Will sa th'
extension Of time for dehate may induce him to
change bis purpose.
The passage Of the Froedmens Bureau bnl BY the
COMMITTEE, il Assufcd BY votce already taken. The
most important amendment proposed restncting
the operalons Of The bureau 10 The States Lately IN
land and Delaware 10 care for the freedmen In
pcrsonal debate between Messre. Wilson and
The other sneadment to make the aernts IN these
four States subordinate to the c1vh authorities
thereof, mored md argued b. Nj. Davis, MS lost
3 j r. soa9 ss'sf III os e eGss e. !e5
to-mor1ow, though thai !. Htll be talked Of
m Ws9nfs, VI sse. r., ,.Dsa 9eas S EeSes os
Of the late fcteIan Keserve Corps 10 duty 1nder
Gen. Howard. II wss found absolutely essential to
giye him an increased number OF military men OF
plan 10 appoint ctzens u srch agents has not been
very successful IN any state and tn scseral I'LL
ure. CommIeslcnef Whitney, OF North ca1oiina. for
h. ona 1nId sea ed ie
preference for military mcn- Gen. Waeon. OF
EeorEia, also asked for IN ASSIGNMENT Of Captains
snd 1s1tenaps to an r,d;t{@n nna 3.i
eevers, should be given him before ne entered upon
duty there.
Ne5, pssshsd %saS %snt a9S GbsrP srsRpg gg IT,
services to pay on the debt Of The church. Pzesi:
fse Ssat hnndd "a dos ne.a ~ n
momkDts to make him Life member Of one Of the
Tne Richmond Eza"iner calls Washington the
ean. Esic Of Ohio. has been appointed Secretary
of State and Capt. Pratt. formerly Adjntunt Gepef-
d o1 Gen Miteheils tis, gPssd statss Aasshat
has received The appointment Of Chief Justice fos
The game Territory.
Prominent so1ih Carolina Unlonists arc ureing a
Modification of the test oath 20 that none shall be
errludei ffUm holding oi1ce by its PROVISIONS who
viii make oath that any aid OF comfort they may
hsre c1yen TO the rebellion TAs not ptopted tn hny
degree by bosi'stJ 10 The Government of'he United
't Gene.al sherman is expected here some day thls
, 1866-01-23
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tt1bune.1
DEsMoNEs, jan. e.
In the matter OF the contested scat OF the Senator
nom the 9Th Senatorial District composed Of
Wayne, Lucaa and cark counties, between E. E.
Edwards and Capt. johnson, the senat: today de-
cided IN favor Of Mr. Edwards. -
Bills have been introduced In both Houses to es-
sablish thessysiem Of township Instead OF county
collectors of fAYes.
, 1866-01-23
NO DEVIATION
IN PRICE,.

We do this TO insure q speedy
and lively sule. We shall sell
aIl of our best Goods Mt Cost,
nnd many of them without re-
gard to cost or value. Also, re-
member that we say what vve
mean, and mean vyhat we say.
Choice Of nil our Prints, only % cents.
AL ouF Lancaster fs1n8hums, ouiy IS cents.
All our Delaiues, only - ccnts.,
All our Btenched md Brown Cottors, ut
Cost.
All DomestIc Goods. Mt Cost.
All Linen Goods, at Cost.
All 2ulIss md Table Covers, at Cost.
All White Goods. ut Cost.
All best Lace Goods, ut Coat.
All medium qualities, Is per ceua less ttnn
cost
Ali Linen Collars, at Cosr.
AL Collars und CutIa, ut Cost
All Laee Wells. at Cost.
All FinnneiH, at Cost.
AL Fnncy CloukIngs, rs per cent less than
Cost.
All Lndles', Gents md Boys Cloths, nj
All Black Silks, ut Cost.
All Fancy silks. much Less than Cost.
&:0od Tlatd Silks nj 10 cents.
6plenlid quality Plaid silks, at 95 centa.
Moire Antique, oil shades, worth Is. for 80.
English md French Dombazines- at Cost.
Black A1pacas md French Merinoes. at Cost
Fancy Mourning Goods, x3 per cent less
than Cost.
Alf-SFool Dclnfnes, at Cost.
French md Scotch PInids, Mt Cost.
Funcy Plaid Enods. much Less thnu Cost.
Pinid Alt-syool Poptins, 75c. worth 10s.
Plaid Ali.Tool Empress Cloths, So. svaEth
LIS.
All our hIeh-prIced Dress Goods, ~ per
cent. Less thnn Cost.
All cur Balmoral SAirtfng Goods, Mt Cost.
All our Balmorul skirts, Mt Cost.
AL our Hoop skirts, Mt Cost.
All cur Plain Coforcd Alpacas, ut Cost.
All our EnRllah 11erlnocs, from IS mp.
All our low-pr1ced Dress Goods, ut half
price,
AL Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Is per
cent, Less than Cost.
All our Gents' FnrnfshIn0 Goods, rs per
crnt Less than Cost.
All Ladies' md Gents Hosiery, Less than
Cost.
Undrcsscd Hid Gloves, only tss per pair.
Empress Kid Gloves, only Ss per pnlE.
Th. CourtoiAlcx's Kid Gloves only S1.90
per Pair.
All Cloak. :s;3H per cent Less thnn Cost.
AL our Shnsvls, Mt Cost.
, 1866-01-23

The Capture Of Bagdad-Dcnland Of
the French Minister for Information
-Hepublfcan Operations In Mexico
Protest OF Belgian Soldiers.
WARRINGTON, Jan. - The French Minister has
made demand On the State Department for tnlor
nation relative 10 the recent capture OF Bagllad,
Mexico. BY the Yankee dlibusters- Up to Satut-
day night no official information thereof had been
received At the Department. Instructions we're
transmitted to General Sheridan Immediately Oh
receipt Of tie Intelligence Of the afair, requiring
him to make thorough Investigation and punish
the ohtndese- Several French ot1ee.z, direct from
the Macmillan Government In Mexico. passed
through The capital yesterday On their way to
Franco, and gase lattertnx accounts OF the 1mper-
fal prospects without giving any specific details.
The HTusds San Francisco correspondent rep
resenta the operations Of the Mexican Republicans
In the northwestern section Of their connhJ as still
carried On With great perseverance, and energy.
General ogazon, commander Of the department Of
ss1so ssnni y ~ho x 1ss eome s aso IN New York waa
capital Of thls ssate hasine ' lie q aaihorIty W
sa ed asa.t f9 he ss Ipeas,, sss s t. ks he
still encamped near Acapulco, and had possession
Of gil tho surrounding. country, and ,vas keeping
ing lhe town that none Of them dared venture out
side Of II On land, and all thetr supplies hid come
to them By sea from distance: 1he entire country
from As1p9'co to within short detance Of The
city Of Mexico Is said to be II possession Of the
Republicans.
ais Me1,ean papers publish protests Of soldiers Of
order deoeeing the death ofai Republican psi5oners,
and nl2tly against one case Of Its bafbaton5
X so9ed ta s Sns G The
number Of Republicans whom be captured. one
9f these protests is addressed to MaximiIian, and
, 1866-01-23

Shocking 1Iurdcr-Asaeaamcnt Returns
for Madison and Lee C0untae8-Su-
preme CouFt-EFcather-PeF
[Spec,s1 Despatch to the Chicago Tttbune.l
SPRISaTIE1D, Jan. e.
On Sunday List the body ot u murdered man,
since asccrtaiped to be Henry A. Ho1tz, laie OF the
I'd Illinois cavalry, was found On the pralre cast Of
the raee track. near this city. he hsd been shot
four times and received seven stabs In the back.
Either Of the shots would hare caused death. Ills
pockets had been riAed Of money amounting, "a is
supposed, to about slx hundred dollars. A man
suspected Of the crime has been arrested and lodged
IN jail. The tenda Of the deceased 1t Is ea,l i've
uear indianapolis.
Assessment ze.urns Of the counties OF Madison
and Lee for 1865 hare been received. The real and
perfonal property of Madison county is valued at
kaSSl 6G4 total tax lev1ed, x14a 1888; valuation
IN 1854 4oe68,se increase 9aass 1Gi.
The valuation Of real md personal prop v IN
Lee county fs IS as6 273; total lax levied, 226at
s.; valuation in 1861 ,ais: Increase, tl7j os$
Tho Supreme Court adjourned TIN. evening.
The1e Sas hecn Ane faIl Of snow to-day, making
the ele1ghiug excellent.
Adtutant General Ha5n1a ySho has been quite Ii,
Ia mOtG comfortable.
, 1866-01-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Cor. Moftons4 IIcnltl-IIfl1tary Items
-C0nE1cts for the Southern Rri4on-
Matrimonial InGdclltf.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tdbune.I
1SDtAxAroI1s, 1an. q
More favorable adsices have been receIged from
Gov. Morton. Ills health is gradually improving.
The a1st and 40th regiments were paid OF today
and given public dinner at the Soldiers Home.
The s6th infantry left Cairo yesterday, and will
probably arrive here tomorrow,
The deputy sher,f Of this county went down to
JeherponFtlle to-day, with reinforcement Of eight
cony1cts, fer the Southern Stale prison. They are
living illus rat1ons at the prosperous condition Of
our new criminal court.
A couple Of cases Of matrimonial in1dellty among
parties highly connected have been discovered
but arc being huShed up rs mneh as poaeIble.
, 1866-01-23

During fdaf 5eszs Practice haFe performed uyna
ope1atous I'D for The satisfaction of ta1nllds gt1a
sns names of~tex. who ~ osea cUsd sor rste<enes>
Nervous P1ostsstion, Night swt6ts, &c. Coaanod TO
bed toF 1Te month";. constantly Almost ustantiy ~
stoftd.
Hi,s MARY Z. sEEIET. Earstge, n. r.. hip d.
easa eight 5ear1; Et7r week. ahe to lie down, sertu
Jeazs 1rahie to vsIk without autches, tnow etevsu
years at age Has let her ezutchrs and can wnit
well ~ ny one.
Rev. UEO- T. HAvxHs, Anon. Ittcgstou county,
n chrpolc Of Tho k0ce 5onss, Caahe
10 walk without clutches. Made to walk will ~ any
one with two operations.
Mr. 8. r. COOk, Iaulus p o. Fo1 d0 Lac Ca, Wis.
Complete fon Of voice. UaAelu to speak loud word
tar TWO seaEs Instantly sestozed to speak we'll -
hoy oue-
/. Miss ELIZA j. RICHARDS; Base Lake, Nasn.enav
county. Mich. Pro1apsus Ut.ya, spnal E1seasa ani
sctntea, otcaAta1ed by talI rom = ca1ftaxe -Four
JetEs CRIPPLE Ptfftctr cutrs1 IN te6 minutes Lat
crntebes and wAlked sway.
H. KDGAKA. GAT. n DEau.a sttet, RochtateE, r.
:. Iatzmmato1y rheumatism sxveo weeka- Forfonr
weths confined to rocking chair. rnat1e to noyc hand
or io1s Perfectly restored With dr opssstioust md
uaAy ia sssezred to.
Niss ELIZA a. FLRHISG, pork Huron, St Clair
county aleh, bedEfdtta ten Jea17, unable 10 stand
Or waaf p1speps.a, Spinal pt1euIty, Female Did,
guilty. Rdu oEerson) xod Complete ervous Pzostzn-
/ fty to 4nqu6ie8.
sf.ssA. MARIA WAIT. walworth, Wayne county.
n r. scIEstca- Of 1ouk standing; tsahse 70 wslk
without cTcsehes for three years Cured In oue n.-
ute. = Left be- rcrutenra and va1ted sTsv. 1' A''%
M. A. II. TTFT Pirrrrrcn, sf.ror trr ~ wv
bat case Of Bronchitis sad BeedlnE Of tho Lunga-k
nrnmntIv .n,wrr-d " t11 ""' 80
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tnouirtes
Mia HESTER Tr111zrs Mrxtno- nv r,r,,v.4aof
or,,. =. 49,. - ne". - l.. iat41 1 y
with TWO operations.
Mr.W.L ROBSON. Lansing. Mich pazalyata aeta
t.c Nr-x. r1u.e1 ~ uDst II .hot ~,nra ~ ~
- e,.,n ,saa"s~,1 M, 'uos - ~vun1 ~ Huo oeA"o
.. oouao Aonneans Aias5!ann N l6< Examined ~
two yesrs uuahla fov.If vithont ,nf,nt prrr.r,sv
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, 1866-01-23
FROM NEW YORK.

Robbers Arrested-11an Ki1lcd-HeAvy
Lo3s by Fire.
New YpRK. Jan. a22.-TWo men, named Darid
Schttf and Geo. noycc. have been arrested aud1den-
tided as the robbers OF the messenger Of the Far
mers' and C1lizen's Bank, Of Williamsburg, Long
Island, On Friday. No clue to The money has been
discovered.
On Saturday afternoon, Hush skelg, aagman in
the employ Of the Harlem railroad was Killed By q
passing tyatn OF cars in the tunnel 1t I'D street
Ths loss e. PEo9fTy BY ths WateG os street ds
md citizens were seriously injured by the ialllne
wals. It ts impossible to asecrtatu The amount Of
insurauce..on the burned property.
, 1866-01-23
FROM CINCINNATI.


Wages by the Iron Association Of
Pittsburgh.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbune.l
CHcESAT1, jan q
Captain Marvin T. Henson. formerly Of the 4th
Ohio cavalry, who has recently taken up bis res,-
dcnce in Coy1nSton, Ky., found an internal machine
in the ahape Of cast iron box. on his premises on
Saturday morning. lie had just taken possession
Of the house On that day. The box Was found in
the back yard. 1t IL five Inches long, four inches
vide, and about m inch md quarter deep. Ins,1e
Of 1t IL another boz cylinder, filled with powder.
-Four tubes lead on from thia cylinder, and on the
end Of each Ia fixed water proof percussion cap.
The spaee between tho cylinder and the ftdes OF
the box arc allied with boiler pnnchings It Is sup-
poeed that By striking the machine against any
thing, or letting 1t fall, the caps would explode,
thereby fentting the powder and causing the exp1o
sion Of the whole machine " ho the maket' Of 1t
Is md nhnt waa his intention tn making II, is at
present nysteTy.
At a meenng OF tho Iron Association Of Pitts
bu1Eh the other day, It was resolved to reduce the
wages Of all skilled artisans from u to 20 per cent
to take effect the 6rst Of February. The demand
for both iron and nails has been very light for somc
time. which has prompted this retfogfade step In
regard to wages.
The weather has moderated here very much, md
SNOW has been falling rapidly sfnce i've o'clock p
M, but melting considerably on the atree4.
, 1866-01-23

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