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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

STICK To louR BrsISEss.-One great principle
of success In business is learning trade well aud
then sticking 10 Il. II requires u long time to
know everything connected with successful busi-
ness. Al acqaainiaTcc, q merchant, stated that
the hrst Eve years he could not ascertain that he
made anything but he was learning. Before
ten years he was clearing Eve thousand dollars
per year. Another was doing well IN house
building, but he was unstable IN bis mind, and
although bis friends advised him 10 stick " 10
the ships, he was not getting rich fast enough,
and he uieddled with business he had not learned
sufficiently, bought . mill, bought grain, and
then broke several Of bis friends By bic large fall.
ure. some farmers come 10 the conclusion that
cows are the most profitable; they purchase ami
mails, erect buildings, asd begin well But being
nsw business, they do not succeed as they ex.
pecled they might u they would stick 70 IT,
The next year they cell their dairy and bay sheen.
The price Of wool is low that year and they
bear that much money has been made by FalsInc
tobacco. Thus they 20 on changing from on'
thing 10 another, and never snccred In any -
Stick 10 your business, and Il VIII not Be long.
you manage right, before the aollars baaln |,
stick 10 you.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01
goetrD.
NIGHT AND MORNING.

We ftcl no Ians when daylight fair.
pim shadows DER her creeping,
"ees dosn the golden sunset siolc.
Unto her silent sleeping
And ~ the night - long oI dari,
We patient hide the daWning.
for we'll w. know that light aud .nna
VIII waken In ths morning.
hn' shen the rsy lcss night of Rri-f
Around ss darkiy cioses.
We oniy fesl the crown u thorns.
And cannot see the roses
We think no light can ever sicam
poSn through the darkness drraFy.
Faith drops her head amid the hours
20 hopeless and - weary
why. knoS sc not that every niEhi
VIII have the darkness tftcd,
That .tef1 cloud which o'.r tho sky
Ia deepest Eloon ha. drined,
Still has bchind u. shaduN. dark
The sunshine, light. and gialncss'
Aud Nc should wait 10 patient trust
Not la disI'airinE sadness
That every sleep however deep
or drcanilcss. shall b. broken:
For carthland fair and bright, 81 this
Gives many blessed token
The sleeping day dons robes ~ light,
To chase assay nights shAdows;
And birds 20 song. sweet. joy fol notes
Awaken Ia the meadows
Al nature uakcns every morn,
From darkness and detection,
Aud 10 the earth each spring iiine seem.
kind q rssurrceiion.
Then ufoIr loved ones ~ 60 sir,p
With sweet smiles aud seft hrrathiuas.
ur sith cold bands DER thruhi.ss heart.
40 smiles THE pale iips wrraihing,
they ali viii Nakr--soin. 10 a.. morn.
With. ua their GLAD lips. laughter
The others sleep I'LL angel hand.
Shall wakcn them hereafter
il,u lct us tasckly patient wait
Faith 10 our bosoms taking.
Though dark the nj gh; aud long a.. slser.
There l. n morn and waking
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DRs. JARRETT & PAYNE.
DIR. RUSSELL MURDOCH,

-OFFicE-
CORNER PLEASANT a sT. PAUL srs..
BALrInoRr cirI.
nR. MURDOCH can be- found either at his
IL office. or the " Dental college corner
Howard aud Lombard streets.
Oct. la-tf
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LON GNECKERS a. NNER
H.'. LoNGNEckER,
.. ". LoNgSEcKEH,
lsUA-. 5. tuNNgu.
Al
5000 PER ANNUM. In Advance.

-ss- ND paper Discontinued until all arrcar-
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ishcrs. \ failure To- notify 10 discontinuancc
will bc considered q renewal OF subscription.
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ID EAL Estate at Public Sale Real Estate
IL az Privai" Sale. Goe.ls oi every dcscrip.
ION nuctionc"rci Advertising Agents Tor
Many Journals.
-4-All Property given us Tor Sale Adyeriis-
Il Gratis in our Trade Journal
j. \ HorsroS. practising Attorney at Law
~ a number Of years, will attend To- Conveyan.
IN; and other business entrusted - o,ir care.
Nov. -. 'Gi.-tf
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i'- H"fth "hv street. Baltimore.
june i6. i>06.--iy.
, 1866-04-16

CARBON OlL-I>n1u, ~ quoted below:
Carbon Oh, car losd, 53c-R bT. Sic
BeExole.- VIC
PtFTAT0ksLThe market is we'll supplied. aud
prlets lover. sales we're: 20, bn Peaen Blows at
65hc. del: L2eo bu do At S4c; LEO E1 do as Gc-bOth
op rack: 211 bEts nt f1lo.
Pnl5YlNlJy%-ine1et receipts and ahtpmcats dur
ing tue aEs a hours were - follows:
Recepta- Shipments.
Cut tMest4...,,,,............62 62I51 3L6N
Eeef,.,....,,. ,,.,..,.....,. .... 60
Pvk.,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,... ST II
Lard ti..,.,,,.,........,.......l ln.1at 1,IA
, 1866-04-16
.i;e,11jVIii,; III n.a :raoA ON 1UkxDAY,

- lct not The Republic -oi Cllicago under
.ateAthx political Significance OF ~. cl-c,f fon
On Tuesday - Every local election In the
country, small and great, is watched With
keen anxiety, not only by our representatives,
in Washington, but by tie public at large.
Any relaxation Of Ei.{lance on :tae part OF
Republicans Is miled by the supporters Of
Andrew Johnson's vetoes ss evidence that the
people afe following him ii bis treachHy ito
tho principles which he Was elected to shs-
tain.+ II IS he-duty OF the dtlzcns Of Chicago
to "make1 treason odious" TO the extent Iof
their ability, whenever the opportunity Is Of.
fercd for Chem to give expression TO their
viewt ran authentic manner: Snch an oppor.
tunity will be afforded on Tuesday.
The present Council Is the best one VIC ha ye
mistakes made. and more %ieilant watch apd
ward kept over the interests Of the tar pay
e1s than Is common In any city government.
There has been degree oi confidence re-
posed In the Council altogether. unusual In
our municipal history. This is to be attrlb-
u,cd, in great part, to the fact that last
spring The Republican ticket was successful
in nearly all The Wards OF the city. We made
= tolerably clean sweep. We. can make
smother this lime, and secure b continuance
OF that great desidera:uG, g. good city
government, If Republicans Sill do their
duty. We can embrace this opportunity.
the only one that We shall have before the
adjournment Of Congress, to proclaim to all
whom II may concern that Chicago votes to
pass tie Civil Rights Bill over Andrew John
sous veto, and to carry forward, to Their full
and complete victory, the principles for
which our soldiers fought ut Vicksourg, Chat
tanoogn and Appomattox.
One word more. The Copperheads have
omitted to make nominations In nearly one
half the Wards Of the city. This Is intended
TO throw Republicans OF their guard They
intend 10 bring out candidates on Tuesday
morning, to bring ont their voters also. Let
no one be deceived by this scheme to steal
into the Council. Be assured that on Tues.
day there will be a Democratic candidate IN
overy Ward, and Democratic tickets at every
voting precinct. Go 10 The polls and defeat
fhrfu
, 1866-04-16

saId he Was Of medium size, stoutly built,
aud With lie ht hxtr and Mou8tache. It 'w1s
o! general belief that the man bad bee1 in
the army, but as to the regiment he WAS con-
nected with, or any other iAets tending In
that direction, not any one appeared 70 have
army PANTS were found IN the house, which,
1t is believed, was the property Of the Ger-
man. a pair Of ahoea, covered With mud,
were also found In the house these also It Il
believed, belong to the same person. AS the
shoes Of Mr. Deefing were missing from his
fHet when his body was found, 1t Is supposed
lhat the Geman put them upon his own
they were found. Wecould find no one about
who had seen this man around the place at
later period than Friday morning; at that time
he was seen by young man who resides on
Jones lane, about square from BIZ, Decr.
irg's house. The German was then engaged
al work near ditch, IN company with big
employer s,nce that, as far as va could
however, that neither he nor his body were
visible in the neighboEhood Yesterday. We
are not able to gve any further particulars
about this MN Ut present. The detectives,
who werc on the ground 1T the earliest posi-
bic moment, set to work to ascertain some
murderer. Not receiving any piaustble de-
ecnption OF hun they have but few facts 10
assist. them in fetreting ont the affair. Fur
ther developments will no doubt be brought
TO light to-day, and some that may assist In
pointing out the pcrpetrstor of the deed.
REWARD OFFERED.
Last evening Mayor McMichae1 very
promptly offered reward Of 3, coo for the
arrest Of The murderer Of the Deedng family.
His Honor will probably communicate otd-
clally with the Councils to-day. who will, with
out doubt, largely increase the amount, It be-
Ing limited with the Mayor to tho sum offer
cd BY him.
, 1866-04-16

and few but those two classes endorse and
sustain his sreacheious and disloyal pulley.
MIR. johnson has the hardihood to say that
he has pot deviated from the Baltimore plat-
form, on which he wss nominated. Read, his
Nashville speech Of June, 1868, accepting the
nomination for Vice President, On the BaIti-
more platform. The construction he then
put on that platform Was eagerly endorsed
by the loyal masses. and he was tr1ump phantty
elected by them. That speech bears faint re.
semblance to the 23d OF Feeruasy haraugue
TO the Copperheads and rebels OF this city.
Read his Willard Hotel speech Of the third
Of Aprn,-tust year ago-on the arrival of
the news Of Lees surrender, which show ed
bis construction Of the Baltimore platform.
Both Of these speeches were made while he
was In full fellowship with the Repub lican
party, aud before the Copperheads had got
hold OF him. He then construed the Balh-
more platform from Republican standpoint :;
he now interprets 1t to suit the Copperheads
and e1-fetels. But We appeal from Andy
johnson pro-slavery drunk, to, Andy johnson
anti-slavery sober, and still maintain that the
true construction Of that platform is that
''Loyal men must govern apreserved Repub-
licH -, - M
, 1866-04-16
A Protest from tho Plnlns-SeronSef
-EnrFasons Urged.
Rnprhf3rRn
fConrfpondcnee Msa our HcpnhI1cau.

AA-to'A>~e~S /
Four uAL1ECE, Dnco,ah Ter. March 81, 1855.
Upon rcaching Camp Collins, Colorado,
most excellent agricultural country on the
Cache Ia Poudre River, learned that tele-
graphic dispatches had been received from
Maj. Gen. Pope, breaking up two or more Of
the military posts. including that one, and
greatly reducing the garrisou Of the only re-
maiuins camp between Denver City aud Fort
Bridger, IN Utah. The disappointment OF the
people At this intelligence was such as cannot
be described. The ploWs were stopped Ia
the fus7ow, al1 business ceased, and the
sad and almost heart-broken settlers gath:
cred together and petltloned the military
authorities at st. Louis and Washington
not to decrease the protection heretofore af:
1orded, or all would be lost. and they compel.
led TO drag themselves and thar weary, needy
families back to the States, At every settle
ment from that point north to Bridger's Pass
the same panic exists among the people, and
many are preparing to leave. No doubt e1-
lists but that before June onc-half the faFming
population Will be ont Of the country unless
some action Is taken by the Government to
give us stronger safeguards. If the President
and Congress understood the true condition
of this country, II they could but pass
through It and hold intercourse with the peo.
pie who arc compelled to bear the brunt OF
these Indian w1rs, VIC cannot but believe
that adequate aid would be sent us.
, 1866-04-16
FROM DB McINES.
The Rostes Over the --PIains-Letter
from General sherman.

>
The Roates Over the -~RIains-Letter
from General sherman.
Especial Despatch to the chlcszo TrIbune.1 ,
- Dies Mo1SEs, April IL J
General Sherman has written i letter 10 seere-
tary Wright, published ,a the Reatsttr. In which
be states thai The ron,e over the plains from Omaha
to Fort. Kearpey. Mcphcuon and Latanle- and
thence by Fort RENO, Ii well guarded BY regular
troops, and says that 'He will attempt TO make a
new foaa, pretty well Euafded. By. the Big Chey-
enns, north Of The Black aillsto Pa%nee niser IN,
tersecftue the o.her road ne1r the head waters Of
Inc Yellow stone and also, to guard a. well as
possible, the Missouri altiysr route; Us rays re
There-'ls now a rarplgs Of one Z! million
Mnnonn. Caes and .PottowattAmie. counties.
Masn!s prominent shat s'iten ,eT 81 nieS
efnce, four balls passing through his body.
yonpg man named Crawford has been arrested As
the m1IGe1ef. H.,
acThe tw hundred and forty Sion1 Indians Nho
h1yo been two years In confinement Rt Davenport
have ftarrtd for their new reservation On the Ne
bIaskn river.
, 1866-04-16
THE CHOLERA AT HALIFAX.

One Hundred nnd Seventy Denttis on
hoard the Steamer EnGlRnd-Doubt
about the Character OF lhe Dtsea4e-
1lA Vtrnlence Decrc4slnE+
EEw YoRE. Ap11l 1.-THE Collector has Ie-
c.iyed the following dfspatch: .-..
..HA1lYAS, April 1.-THE Clty Medical Officer
reports up TO fa-t evening, ITO deaths Of psseen-
gen by tteamsr Euclard, including 10 who died on
her paatage from Liverpool Hereposts the disease
pIohahlg revere form Of sh!p fever, with many
to a regular plague. The saYvty1ng p,*scugcrs ate
beng 1cmosed-some 10 Her Bnttanic Aaje.ty's
rreeiytng ship Fyramus, and others 10 'ents on
psientiy decreasing:
tsigned) N. n. JACKSON, q. 8. Consul"
nAL1FA1, N. S., April 1A-There Is 4 difference
pmone medical men Is 10 the disease on board thr
aieamthIp England. The number Of deaths and
SICK is greatly reduced to-day. The disease IL de-
cideuy checked aud condred to steerage passen-
cerr,
, 1866-04-16
FENIANA.
ArreAt Of n Confederate Fcnlan-Re-
ported MuGlny on n Britlsh War Ve*-
seI-Party Of British Soldiers Get Into

AFTeAt Of n Confederate Fen1Qn-Ae-
ported MuGlny on a Britlsh War Ve*-
seI-Party of British Soldiers Get Into
Hows 4
Touos7o, April 14.-Tbe man arrested Ut Corn
wall, yesterday, t1rnt out 10 be q person named
Wheeler, m ex.Confede1ats officer, snd now 4
Lieutenant Colonel in the Fentaa army On beng
autho,1ly gIrcu b. General Sweeney 10 recruit a
FenIan battalion In Canada. Several other inter-
e.uug documents we're found upon him. He open
noih,ns 10 justify his asrest. ne i aatisded WITH
svesney win be over shortly and show cause ios
NV Yesr, April 1k-The Atra4r. Ea,tpost,
lsdes Sea. to sea !eTy suddenly yessssdsy tfier;
ve4sel. Tho men Of heTveaeels hara been tam
pered With, and similar dstaenllses ale expected.
Ys.efsy Party 2. English soldiers g. =,
a uispute With some F.nians, when a neht ensued.
which resulted In their beng driven back over the
bridge which runs over the ssser between The tVo
with fhe Fen,aus In the fght.
"1he eteamer lfou Boston, thia norning.
brought about two hundred more Fentans. They
.ns hsyc also Just a1ived IN the steamer from New
Que Of The Fentsn rendezvous in Maine Il said 10
cruising near Frenchman's Bay, on tha lookout.
The AerutTs Toronto special saJa: - II !. now
thought that NANNY md hls etaa sii BE- tt,ed N;
ST. Aibane raid had been committed. This bill
gives power 10 incarceEate man on tusplc1on OF
plotting againrt friendly State and Of retaining
prrs. ind Tho public were excluded from the trial
Wednesday, which TACT L creating indignation
among even the loyal Cauad!aus."
sco'i,nd Oh t md bssarI. satled to-dsy for Enlope,
taxing {30,UuO In epecie.
, 1866-04-16
TINX TABzL .-..
II. Tf1aat AAHA 3fn.NH Taftik


SATURDAY Eyxx1yo, April "a.
e1ssEtat Is 1sre: 70 fuE1.Hss;qns 1T supslloI, @
& sHs y Y 10 fsn
III - ;,.ss Il =
,,FL0gK-Keceiy.d.i rs ~; sn'ppea. 1,1ai n,ls.
-: sEsss ksss.:S.ls s Fl. u !sss 81 Ss:.S
not named At sao 100 hrs DO It ..3 100 bt.s DO as
Sc Il g 81 :? $ e: !. e e: 6 I! ' @
sTE1s,s S s1s e ,s:is: 10 AZ = 81,
a.s.$s - S aR "
.tsa 11 n DO :: s!; ,9eso n1 & q. 81 5ez1,s = M 4 4
* s* n ha g o. T TIL & sa q $
;saS y g 4 :I25H: ;o b ao = s;: II So'a e9
ssc-cio,tn9 vim seless Of No rnrsr It II y and
'gySsNNFss4e;ved. 1sa,,s bu: shipped none. Mar
krt quiet a1d N@4e lowef s9ies xe.e: Goss Z y
n ao Il = IDS ba so. wiasee q so S1
sG 81 % s. a2Xs e a b. ea 4 ~ oi;hs
SSsx Y 5SS !. b Es i 5sSo
nu On traek T. art1e. The slkft closed eady
a r e n !? Is IT sn, shipped MI, ba:
s W %n;9r n1 Do :, xe: 500 oo do At ssc' aooo ba
= &xs9Ksse'1ss ss AZ; sas en .spe.a so ea. ny,
e g 4 ;5Y9; 10 su So.s Wiassr Il SIC nba @ sa
q aRIET@RxcstYea n g., pn ,h,nn.d 1sr Mar.
tes more aet7e for cansd,so: Wca,e12 ysy duh saes
Eers; + ooo ou Canaaa At sl.ns tn sso q 800 ba do
ALrOHOI-Msrkes nominal =. st,soe IT.,
,HEASS-Are dull Sales were: br4s prime At
BR00M CoRS-Aasket dull. Sales were ~
RkAN-aaFset aouiusl at =. .oeslc.n9 "a bulk On
BUTTEK-Rtee,ved, i3,1l5 ~. shipped 1s1o ns.
The supply Or coRnaoo ana medium Eredes = s.te-
, 1866-04-16

Ptrpuhou, Pa, Apnl t3-The steamboat r.
psncter bound ffum P,itsouf1h to EeW Urleans,
was buInrd last 1a8hs At Remington, 80 miles oe
low thts utv. Ten lives weze lost.
The boat and orRo, consisting Of Agricultural
implements Iron nals and glass. ere iot4lly des-
troyeu. Insurance on hoat ts5 0oo, and on the ear
20 $50 0Oc mostly In P1tttbu1 III
HanFs or the lost: T, Eh1os vile tzd Two chill
drcn, Te. As wife and dsughier o. Capt Daz1ash (;
Thomas Bader, colored. pautr1nan, two deck.
hants md fremqn. Othef- OF Tho crew wcre se.
yettl,, bnt not -ertously hurt The fre WAS ocea,
1oned by the explosion Of 4 petroleum Imp In the
hands Of Mrs Dar1aet.
, 1866-04-16

for, md 4 home established for this orphans Of
Wiecontfu soldIes-. The Govesunsis stlll engaged
examining md aiRning bills, for which 10 has
th,ee days aNer adjournment. He has oeaflJ coa.
pel,en his task.
Regiment, dated~ Sioux C19. Iova. saIs
It len Foet snl1J On March aAh, snd
travelled 500 miles II sixteen da5h prs o. t1e VIZ
pected TO Sc mustered ont Immediately
A law Il published tc-day wh1cn ecems to have
whum ue1e expe cted to strongly oppose It. proTd.
Ing that Ill stockhoIdeB common and preferred. Of
every company incorporated r0der tho law. Of TIL.
stste, th8Q h2Fc one Eote for every GhaIe At ell
meetings and e2ectlonf.
The Union, a new Democratic paper here, T. to
asneat on MnudaY.
, 1866-04-16
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April IL,
SENATE
Not in In eession.
HOUSE,

On motion Of Mt. GARFIELD the reading Of The.
NJ a%RFiEIn < hsn Mat 10 the
lion % ,b1t I'll % House M be now sdiousned his day
will Be memorable a. long 4 this patton SnaIl en-
Ged oe se Volume hsi q he
worlds hittosy shall be tesled up and placed beisre
The omntpotsat Judge 70. " ssnteaes Or IN:
looking tnto each Others, noes w1th
ss as5 = 81 a. 'T ne hs
tory Of nat7oue-csr1ainly unparalleled u om own
I think ii cmiuently proper that this Congress
Eiemory or that event. This WEI, with ite wonder;
ia essn: gays t. hiso many Z diss,I9snishd snt hd
ss 91S s ade ~ tic ise I'd aa
pat1otf, and women neearne Hini.tcEtng angels I'll
1hat great whose loss the nation still depipes.
Me y aptly described In the language Of one Of
England's great poeta as-
.sThat uivinelv gttted man,
Whose Life in LOW estate began,
%So VET bleaGs z,HHH IL % e4iE. stei aSid,osr bsr,
And gra2ps the eki.ts Of happy chance,
And bTeasts the blows OF circumstance
And g1spples With his eStl star.
Who mikes BY force hls merit known,
And lives to clutch the golden keys,
To mould mighty States declet.
And ehape The whifper OF tho thlone;
And moving up from high 10 higher,
The pillar Of .. peoples hope
:: The eenut ct a worlds desire"
suen 4 life anu sucu cnarscter will 70 down TO
u ,nas :. ,hs E.sas and sacred possession of The
But 1bfre i more than the mere character Of any
one man In that great stsneEts through Which We
Of the rebellion. One the military sceue, with
al It's death, Ill tts suaeEsnas. s!shs and tears'
ta.t - e. eTrss1n Va. f,inr On the new aod asi
scene, the restoration Of peace, liberty and o1der
jusl Al The cnI.ain risin9 to show the char
| not rsttkt ts des1se 10 strike ono hlow, and to
came the chief character in the ecene then closing
10 perish by The hand Of an assass:n.
1dent lincoln 1t the embodied Fptrit Of trea.
tou and slavery concentrated into fearful hate thst
struck h.m down IN That supreme hour Of The NJ
Ihe!r s.e times IN fhe history OF men md Of M
lions when they seem 70 stand closely by the yell
which .bnis o.. IT. moa nsn om a mo sIy ~ n9s s
sst hssrt nefF e. cd. GO sdss ins haSe We ps.sed
s9sss !sssa-sasa ss9sase r 81; as .''s
when al laB1 It's parting fold admG5ed Ae Prezident
ion elt indeed that 1t could hezr the Nhttpera Of
God coming doun among The children Of msn-
Kneetmg at thai troubled ho1r, when 1oy aha sad.
people listened 10 fhe voice Of their God I'D made
= toltnp covenant with htm md with each othet,
that This naitou should be redeemed ana aa lis so
trcssou Tie Temples Of freedom and Justice eaou4d
| Ue bui]t, and +hould euryive forever.
II remains with ps M speaksr eonse 81 a'e9 9oG Sy
Ia teen that fath, and TO 20 on in the good work
uutil il shall BE- completed Following ne iead q
thaf ereat man. md reverently following the Lead
That he hae sounded forth the trumpet which shall
NJ i sfttipe m oat The hearts Of rn before His
3rF3n SI1fr rQ0t
, 1866-04-16

FAN FnAsc.sco, april 13.-Ibe new Alm1den
Quicksilver Company has on haad 81 ,00 fssks of
quicksilver, enough 10 supply the world for ninety
dAvt. -
hesp this morning with New York dates to March
a1et. Among her passengers are ex-Gogeynor e.
S&anly. from Southampton. aud Mr. Tnos. E.
Knox THE distinguished journalist and aushor, and
Istc OF the Associated Press, who will accompany
Colonel Buckley, the Eng1neer'm-Gslel Of the Ru.
sian Telegram cIpedlttqu.
, 1866-04-16
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Royyiea and MllJlgan-Arr3vnE OF Gov.
ngortoD-The Rapttss Female College.
Especial Despatch to the Chcago Tr1hune.1
INDrAHAro11s, April IS.
Illsrumored that at no distant day The Dcmocr1c
arc 10 have gathering in this ty, 1t which Bo"!es
and Millgan are TO be present to receive an grafton
in honor Ct their release from cdndnemcnt II
might perhaps BE- well Tor these gentlemen ia deter
he affair mill the indictments for treason now
pending the United States District Cont against
Bogles M11lTSAn, Dodd and HoFrey nre disposed of.
Gov. Morton reached the city last night. and has
rreat portion Of to-day md although still in lee
ne health IL quito cheerful I,e will relieve Lieut.
Gov. BiEef o. The duiies o. tne ohce nc oas 30
The Baptist Female College dedicate their new
hpil1tncs TONIGHT,
, 1866-04-16
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED April 1l,h.
sear Ts1po pan.1su. asoisosos ss'5s So n .hips1es.
sehr Eeiiose. Edwards. N.nlto~oc. 500 shingles. 10
schr CJnlhi1 loritn. Thonpson ST. Joseph. ;, et,s
seAr r. i. EIos. Will iison, s. Joseph, :. n lumber,
10 cds Tnod,
scar ~ Spring: Jones. s. Joseph, * edA.eod;
SEN P;oneeT. .ndeT1on. 6ean;, f4ef, % Cd barx.
sehF Jo4ephtns nr-sdens Pattsson. Pier Se"toa. -
scAr r F. Dor. Barnes, Ahnapes. TO ees xood.
senr 4 C. Irwin. Glen. tentezn q q. ZOO: n ~,
schr q. Es;ecs, 1axre,ce. .Ks..aee. 81 M sds sood
9chr WJom!ns. Furloox G.aoa sv S m 81 ,css1
sh s,ait ii r5.e1 4usfeyon. 81 m lambes.
sshr Mjes C1.ix MJdelmAn. KALAMAZOO II eds wood.
sehr th.9'o:se. sntsr.l1s $ eas .sea
scnf Mnskeson ~. n - = 1dtd "oo1
sehr asnct ftoa. Futer rter. 70 eds wood. Il
m lumber.
caae., Norris, asa sasee ;sinp''' saadiis i''a'
iTse j. Risaa xsaisnf: % 5oaos"s. aa1es 9iixsasee
seR5 seR sassexoe: Ss9a4ds EIoEas Pter:
sesf 81 spfsat s jseisos ss T. sundz.ea
sehr sear se. s'1si as@fsasle. Io1s. sossa Haven.
sehr il. Hsnd. acKay+ N1skszon-
sch= !lr.!s Belle, hsrJ. Mnake5ou-
Sch" 9. Barber. tavrsnce. csnsrsvtfe.
Schr May, Nelaon. Grand Haven.
schF Wyuupink, Fnf'ons. GRIND Haven
ieh1 josEphlne D1t eden. Psttef.en, Bxovn's Fte,
ssnT 4ssuei. 1adrisas. faaers FIR.
sehs W. Ion Jone1; s.ss GUNS Ma1i.tsu.
seor l. q. Gold4zal1h. S!baa. South Havcs.
scow Coaseas, s!el.op, Racine.
, 1866-04-16

vtperatton foe The departed s1trsmsu. 'hftr fk1eEd
md reIghbor. All business an suspended pno-
lie buildings nd pEva1e dwellings, wefe dfspsd q
mourning 1he funeral will take ptaca to-mogIoV
al thrrf 0sclQck 2, n.
, 1866-04-16
Sh1pwFcck.

FoRrHEes MoEnoE, April 14.-The steamer Vera
Crux, from Men YORK from Vera Cruz. vent ashore
at halIpasi thrce o'clock on the afternoon Of the
North Carolina. The passengers, malls and bag
gage were snded safe1y and the greater pszt Of the
cargo will be eayed.