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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
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Considerable mystery enshrouds the
present Whereabouts Of Rev. B. C. Col
laday, Pastor of the NJ E Church of this
city. He left this place for Nebraska
City on the ID, apparently reachinglhere
on the same day. as a letter from him
was mailed from that city on the I'd.
This letter, addressed to his wife, was
not taken out of the Office here, until
Friday morning. This epistle is aTec-
tionate and loving, containing directions
10 his wife how and where to obtain pos
session of his property, commencing her
to the care of kind providence. and state
ing his determination to visit the bottom
of the Missouri river and remain there
until life had left its frail tenement.
Since this nothing has been heard of
him, although several of the members of
bis church have made diligens search and
inquiry.
The carnal minded have located his
whereabouts with a lady who left here
some weeks ago; this story has been
proven false, as we knew it would be,
Mr.. GOlladay having been a printer pre-
vlous TO accepting a call to the ministry.
Mr.. Golladay is about six feet, very
slim, STOPPING and round shOuldered ;
hasblue eyes, light hair, light whiskers,
slightly spripkIee with gray. Any in
formation concerning him viii reach his
friends by being addressed TO this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
SHERIFF.

GEORGE n. GARRISON.-We are authorized
to announce the name Of George ". Garrison as a
Candidate for he oficeof sheriff at the ensuing
election. subject to the d@ecisi-n Of the Republican
Convention.
J.. ". BRUSH-We are authorized to announce
the meme Of j. W. Brush as Candidate for the
oliee Of Sheriff at the ensuing election subject to
the decision Of the Republican Convention.
GEORGE W. FAIRBROTHER.-We are au-
thorized to announce George w. Fairbrother as q
candida g for the Office oi sheriff, at the ensuing
election; subject to the decision Of the Republican
Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
The PrOgress Of the ConsplraeY.

Il is but a few days more than one
month since Congress adjourned. One
of the most exciting and interesting de-
bates of the July session was on the
question Of adjournment; and already
the country sees that il was one Of the
most important questions considered at
the session. There were those in Con-
gress who had the sagacI,y to see, and
the courage 70 say, that Congress ought
not to adjourn while Andrew Johnson
still possessed power. But they we're in
the minority in both branches of the ma
tional legislature. They were squarely
outvoted by a majority who believed, or
affected to believe. that Mr.. Johnson
could do no harm. Some of them asser-
ted the opinion that he did not desire to
do harm. Already this majority can
see It's mistake. Mr.. johnson has shown
that they asserted what they did not
know, or he has grown 10 be a worse
nan than they were wiling to believe be
could be. Which isit2 Let those who
trusted him answer But let Us see what
a month has brought forth.
LIST. The President invited lhe Secre-
tary Of War to resign.
End. Mr. Stanton declined, believing
it to be his duty, and the will Of the loyal
people Of the nation that he should hold
on.
3rd. The President requests Gen.
Grant 10 accept the War Office temporal
rily.
4th. Gen. Grant does accept, and so
informs Mr.. Stanton, who, Of course, re-
tires. There vas no alternative, Here
was his successor, il the person o. Gen
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

NJ. & NJ. R. A. L. r. r. Survey Gem
Dleted to opposite BrOWnYiIIe.
The Route declared Good and
Practicable. Seventy Miles TO
be put under Contract this Fall.
The pennsylvania Central" In
the Ring.
Messrs. Smith, Brown and Grant, who
have been conducting the Survey of the
Mississippi and Missouri River Air Line
Railroad, reached Scott City, opposite
this place, last Saturday, about 8 o'clock,
seemingly well satisfied with their work
and Of the practicabiliIy of the route
surveyed. They found The country on
The route rich 10 mineral and agricultu.
raj wealth. Several fine coal beds were
crossed-on the Charitan River a bed of
coal was discovered six feet thick
Heavy bodies of oak and other timber
were passed through on the route, the
best being on the hills of the Charitan
They freely admit that the route survey.
ed is much better han was expected by
them On starting ii.
At 2 o'clock, Messrs. Mcpherson,
Furnas, and B~lacburn--a committee APP
pointed by the B. Fl. K. & P. R. r. Co.
of this cIt~y--together with Senator Tip
ton and other prominent citizens, crossed
the river and escorted the party TO this
city, where they remained, the guests
of the city, until last Monday morning.
While here the party were shown over
The country in every direction from this
city, and expressed themselves favorably
as to the practically of a route from
this point west, and were much pleased
with the country generally.
The party have returned 10 Quincy 10
make out their report of the survey for
publication, which will detain them until
the lsl of October, when they viii re-
turn to make the survey west 20 Fort
Kearney and a connection with the Pa.
clfc Railroad, which will be published
in connection with the survey Just
completed. They also expressed The
opinion that seventy miles Of the road
from Quincy west would be put under
contract yet this full.
The distance. BY this survey, from
Quincy to Brownville is 279 2y5 miles;
from Rockport to BrOwnviIle is. 2,5
miles. The first distance, we learn, the
Surveyors think can yet be shortened
IN several places.
We regard this survey as definitely
and favorhbly settling the question Of an
early eastern and western railroad con-
nectlon through this section Of country.
I,s feasibility will be demonstrated to the
satisfaction Of several Of the heaviest rail.
road companies running 10 the Atlantic
seaboard and desiring an air line con-
neciion with the Great Union Pacific
road west from Omaha; among these
are the Pennsylvania Central, the Great
Western and the Logansport, Peoria and
Burlington road, which latter road is
now building a road from Peoria 10 Keo,
kuk, which viii make a perfect Air Line
from Logansport, Ind, yia Peoria, Ill,
Keokuk. Ia, BrOwnville and Fl. Kear-
neY, Neb.. 10 a Pacific connection. of
$40 miles, the longest and most perfect
fir Line Railroad IN the world! The
eastern interests involved viii surely put
The road ihgOugh, as il is q commercial
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
JoHNL CoLHAPP EDIToR.
Republican Convention.

The Republicans Of Nemaha County.
Nebraska, viii meet in Delegate Con-
vention on Saturday the l4th day Of
September 1867, at l o'clock p. N. for
the purpose Of nominating a Republican
Ticket for The county officers 10 be cleo
Ted al the coming October election.
By order Of the Central Committee.
VIM. H. HoovER, Chairman.
G.. w. FA1RBRoTHER, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
Make Your EnLrIes for the FaIr.

All persons desiring 10 make entries
Of Hedges, Farm Crops, Groves Of Tim.
Der, or other articles requiring exam;na-
tion previous to the date Of holding the
County Fair, are requested 70 submit
their entries to The Secretary Of the So
cieiy as soon as possible, that the proper
Committees may report in time. The
time of receiving said Entries will close
ten days previous TO The 25th inst.
H. o. MINICK, Sec,
Brownville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
District Court

For the 1st Judicial District, Chief
Justice Mason, presiding, convened in
this city last Monday morning, and is
sui dispensing justice as we go to press.
This is the first term of District Court
held in This county for owe a year, and
from the attendance it would seem that
our people we're hungry for justice
Judge Mason fills our ideal Of a good
Judge--prOmPt, impartial and fearless
ip the discharge Of his duty. May bis
shadow never decrease,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
COLLECTOR & TREAsURER

JOHN II. M0RRiS0N-We are authorized 10
ann ounce the name Of John H. Morrison, as a can
didate for the Office Of County COlleetor and Treas
urer. at the ensuing election, subject 10 the de-
eiion Of tie Republican Convention.
W. A. POLLOCK win be a candidate for the
Office Of County Collector and Treasurer at the
election this fail subject to the approval Of the
Republican Convention.
JONAS HACKER-We arc authoriz ed to an
nonnoeJ Jonas Hacker as a Candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer and Collector, at tho ensuing
election subject to the decision Of the Republic
can COnven ion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We have received the first number Of
the Nebraska Commonwealth, published
At Lincoln City BY c. H.. Gere & Co. Il
is spicy sheet, looks well and has an
excellent variety Of reading matter on
Lincoln City, that subjec. being dlshed
up both in prose and dOggerel. What
liule politics thiss number contains is all
right, and we wish it success, irrespect.
i've Of Lincoln City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
REYEXUF
a = N Office
NFFlOL Ut TIE ~UULLElIUH OF INTRNN
REvEEUE, DISTRICT OF KEgglsr,
Nebraska City, August siIsT /
Annua = - q 81.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that The ANNA h.
~ OfTaxes assessed in aecordeues with h.
vision Of the Act Of Congress. 20 prOvi5,
nal Revenue, 10 support the GOvernmoH. n
inter st on the puolie debt and for Other pun,
approved june 80, 1864. as amended By ,bssf \
March 3, 1855, May I, 1855, aud Mreb 2 Iw
has been returned TO mo By the Assess rsf
trict, and that said lakes orc now due aHl ~
tie, and payment thereof IS hereby iemanlj
that will in person, or b. depuiy 10 a. hss,
OF S. P. FUTILE, Assistant Assess, =
BroYnville. in said Disiriss,o OF lLe Sl.
ION and lIih days Of September, lSl
for the purpose Of receiving said taxes.
All persons who shall neglect to pay The r-la
Of their taxes hereby demanded on Or beEu b.
day last named, viii be liable to pay a Pen.y 9
five per centum, together wish interest at thsua
OF Oue per eensum per month"; and a fceo tEar
cents for services Of o special demand aal uis
together with four cents o mile travel fees nu
" and necessarily travelled TO make tee gua
thereof.
OFFICE HOuE3--Fromg o'clock A. M.io5RI
JOE. Z. LANCASTER
Auz. 90 2t Calesr
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We are sorry that a difficulty should
exist among The Republicans Of Bedford
Precinct. and do not think the personal
correspondence handed US last Wednes-
day, if published, would mend the mat
ter; besides, we never publish com
municasions unless signed BY some re-
sponsible porly. As this trouble is about
a School House we hope a remedy may
be found in the New School Law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

The Mercer County Advance. publish.
ed 81 Princeton. Mo-, is a pew exchanges
oil our list. Il is Of the right stripe pO-
liIioally, ably edited, and a welcon visitor,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENT
PROBATE JUDGE.

RIClARDV. HUGHES.-We are authorized
to announce the name OF Richard v. Hughes, as .
Candidate for the Office Of Probate Judge, at the
ensuing election, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
CnmmIssInneFss OFdef.

Ordered, BY the Commissioner q
County ,NsbIaska, that AZ the annua.
October 1867, the question be submittee
pie. whether the Cocnty viii borrow
teen thousand dollars for a bridge tuna,s :
any enterprise designed for the beasl. o.
ty, including he proposed Rail Read 8
The rate Of tax levied % he one MI go
lar Of valuation for each year ltaeg
Those in faV or If the proposition 81
on their ballots Scr Fund. -e
Those opposed to the proposition VIA
their ballot, Against Fund"
July 10Th 1857. ,orv-s
s. ". KENS6DL
AoEt Commia
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Petitions are already circulating
among the Union citizens Of LOUISIANA
and Texas, 10 be presented to The next
Congress, asking for The reinstatement
.of Sheridan in command Of the Fifth
District
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
Everybody should make Up their mind

Everybody should make up their mind
to bring something. Many worthy OBJ
iects have been Inadvertently omitted BY
The Premium List Committee, yet every
thing placed on exhibition will be award.
ed a premium if deserving. Let every
lady ia the county prepare something a
jar Of preserves, jam, pickles, butter, or
cheese. or needle work of some kind !;
few ladies' but pride themselves upon
doing something's better than the aver
age, we hope all will Try themselves up
on something. 1. is also expected Of the
ladies of the county. and this vicinity es-
pecially, that they will assist in PrePar-
ing decorations and adorning the hall.
We doubt not they viii be on hand.
-e--
Kemaha County Agricultural Fair,
For the benefit of those who may de-
sire 10 exhibit articles. or stock Of any
kind, at the coming Annual Fair, not emu
mera.ed in the Premium List, I desire
to say that all articles or stock that may
be exhibited not provided for in The list,
will 6e placed under the management Of
the Discretionary Committee, and pre-
miums in cash or Diplomas will be awar.
ded worthy and successful exhibitions
By so doing the Society will be enabled
hereafter, to present a Premium List
that will il all respects meet The exact
demands Of this section. Let there be
no backwardness in exhibiting anything
and everything that will in the leas; add
to the interest and usefulness Of the Fair.
There will be plenty Feed, hay, corn,
etc., and stock water convenient, and on
the ground to supply all demands.
The old Board of Directors (F. A.
Tisdel substituted for R. w. Fuspas Chair
man) F. A Tisdel, WIN. Daily, j. S.
Minick, L. Rice, A. K. Farnam, Geo.
Grow and VIM. Hughes are continued.
They, with the officers of the Society,
are requested to meet in the Fair Ground
on Saturday morning, September, 2lsl|
to perfect detailed arrangements, at the
same time and place it is requested thai
all who. feel sufficiently interested, vii.
meet with teams, scylhes, axes, spades
and ~grubbing hoes, to clear the ground
of all weeds, brush, &c,
For permission to keep R%efreshmen0
Stands inside the Enclosure, or exhibitions
for which charge is made, a tax will be
charged for the benefit of the Society,"
For permits apply to Chairman of BOart
of Directors.
r WFURNAS, Pres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

necessity 10 both New York and Phila-
deIphia, and a hundred inland cities.
Counties along the route in Missouri
are in real earnest about this road, al
ready have they voted near lhree-fourlhs
Of 4 million dollars j % bonds TO aid in its
construction. and that viii be doubled
when work is actually begun.
To Brownviile this begins new era.
in hefgrogress and prosperity which
will know no sloFPage until she becomes
one of the leading cities Of The Missouri
valley, a centre known 10 the commerce
of the weird. And Nemaha county and
the counties west will have at their very
doors The MARKERS Of the world in COM
petition for their produce. Yel, the end
is DOT yet; something yet remains for
Us to do; let Us he ready to do our share
in this great work whenever called upon.
BnowEvrLrE, Sept. 8, 1867.
SneSSTSs D~t0ChOH1HB SHCA NS4SOH3 0fU
others:
Gentlemen: On behalf Of The Engi-
neering Corps engaged in the Prelimi
mary Survey Of the NJ. X III. R. A, l..
r. r., ] desire TO return our hearty
thanks to yourselves and The citizens of
Brownville for your very hospiIabls vel
come and rest assured of our high ap-
precialion of The very cordial greeting
with which we were met on reaching
the banks of the Missouri river.
Wishing you and yours many happy
days aud a speedy realization Of your
desires,
remain, gentlemen,
Yours respectfully.
JOS. S. SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
The above acknowledgement is gEate-
fully accepted by cur citizens, with our
best wishes for their welfare, and the
hope of soon seeing them return 10 com
pIete The survey to a connection with The
Union Pacific railroad.
81
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
DRY GOODS.

IIIHt5-~Ie Ct "a = II q 6ct3
Brown Sheeting-- Per yd.,I to e5s.,
Find Bleaehed " Is $50 sos s
James Beryd IS cts 10 SL00
Cuats Thread--per spool y % IS cts
Gresne & Daniels hread-per spooll0 Ga
Also a full supply Of Stoves, Tiaware. rs-
bodsteads, Bureaus, Chairs, QdeensTa-s ~
ware and Q general assortment Of an su,b 49,
as are kept in retail Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
Nemaha County Agricultural So
eiety, Election OF Officers.

Pursuant TO notice, the members Of The
Nemaha County Agricultural Society
met at the County Clerks Office in this
City on Saturday last for the purpose of
elecling the officers Of the Society for
the coming year, with the following re-
suit:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER.

WILLIAM ~. HOOVER-We arc eautborize5
to az n0Gnce William H.. Hove or rs a Candidate for
tha ofic ofCounty Clerk and r c5fder at the en-
suing election subject t. the decision Of th Re
publican Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
The NeW SchOol LaE.


{ On Our first rage, To- day will befound
The New School Law. As TO It's being
an Improvement upon he old there IS a
great diversity Of opinion, yet The New
Law seems to US far more simple and
plain than he old, and adapted 10 the
wants Of any sized district; we speak
not from actual knowledge Of the ops-
ratiOns Of either, yet much difficulty has
been experienced with lhe old. while the
New seems to US 70 afford no chance for
doubt or Misunderstanding. All should
read it carefully and preserve il for fu-
ture reference. Il is the Law of the land
at least until tLe meeting of the next
Legislature in IS So.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
NOTICE.

Taken up on { Q l. day Of August, 1851, Wishin
ny snesosGrs, two miles S0nth- of BrcWnVille, il
\ omaha County Nebraska, one white Horse bran
ded with the letters s. +. on the left nip, ten
years cd last Sping.
IS DANIEL PENNY,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

R w FURNAS, President
wv COLEMAN, Vice Pres.
H o MINICK, Recording Secy
L COLHAPP Cor. Secy.
S w T reasurer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
HARDWARE
CIGNNENTT.

Our Goods we're bought Of first hands, and We
think We can offer saeh inducements 10 purchasers
as cannot fail to suit those wishing to buy. Call
and see for yourselves.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods so
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

uoiten syrup 80
Sugar House ia
Salt--Per barrel AIS to5oa-
Lime --Alten. per barrel $3.50
Hair---Per TOund IOets
Coal Oil---per gallon, rs cts
Hails--Par zoo lbs $500
Soap---perl 10 10 70 y cts
Chickens--Ps dozen 2.G0to SOS
Corn Meal PR husheI S8ca
White Fish per Kit S3,z5
Mackerel--Pot Kit $50
Cheese---Per 70 .29-t0 25ets
Wool---Per Ia, 20 to 38ets
8ope--Per 10, so cts
Craekers--Per ib., IS cts
Corn---per bu-hel 60t 20 ess
Wbeat---CaOies per bushel 40
Barley SO
OATS " 25
Green Hides--per ID, sets
Cnions--per bashel IN
P5tatoes--pc per bushel, 100
ODttcn farn 900
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

DAVID BJILLk.
Gov. Of Nebraska
THOS. p. KENNARD-
Secretary Of sac,
JOHN GILLssas
Auditor Of
E-HE
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
Retail Market

at RoekpOrI Lending No, Sen.
5ih 1867. Corrected weekly u
& Bixby dealers in General Mer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
HAYSE CHAMPIOt HAM hmm

IN the city OF Mineral Point is n-a,a-ns
~ isF9'sh the Farmers and others enc cf -. n.
49, iI I in hso 1t VII do all kinds of veav;r
ssetaAs 'eaos, Blankets, Plain Cloth Sst;ns.
OF cotton. WOODEN fax ,loths % any KIND
- , 'sdf aataSes 0ter $ny other Hand Leor, r.,, >,
- ~ 'y an eSannafior. Of the Loom It;s-h :, e
80 -, I'm mat IS suitable for weaving Wool a. ~
win 49, 'is All 'lie she'd as the haten goes bach
liable to get or order 'S'it. ana IS not
h'r Looms OF township rights call on
H. H. MITCHELL
June 10, 1896 OF, HifeFai Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
New Music

) y u ) A y ID Gil RTSES
Sent to any address, free postage receipt Of price
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
VALUABLE FARMEORs.IE

THE subscriber offers fer sale his Far,, s.s; 49,;
OF -" acres situated three miles from the CITY az
iHerdi foilt on the Linden road. About FORTY acre
N1as, npfoNetnents, with good fence the balance
= soou thrlity timber On the premises is a good
lame p hoase, hrst rate Barns and Sheds a thrift
t ofchafa, ana as fine young Sugar Orchard as
San De found Wei watered with eistern we'll = ID
sprnss No more desirable place be found in this
section of county - " Ems
good rock School House within quarter Of a mile
OF the premises " Vi d iiiie
the subscriber on the premises. " "
july 18th, 1866. So ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
NOTICE

-, ~ ~ even that Petition has been filed With
.s oierk sf the Board Of Supervisor. ~ -
- :. asking the Board OF Supervisors OF sid Co..,
qSs q arena Dated this 9th day Of FebruaTr -"
BENZ. L. BRIsBANy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
CITY LOTS FOR SALE

poi.. : ana - In block 81 in the city of Mineral
-. ,.IorueriJ owned ny Mrs. Jane RabIin ar. ~
s ~. ssis- or the lots is good Rock Hous. ~
oonfsHien' size for faIni;y residence Enquire Of
Yb 1s .s.e JAMES HUTCHINSON
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-03

NEW ORLEANS, May q
Advices from Tampico, dated oath ult, say
Gomez has pronounced against Juarez, and Is
in favor of Ortego
Dates from Matamoras to the Doth ult say
news reached Monterey on the 9th to the fol-
lowing effect :-POrfirio Diaz occupied part of
the city of Mexico. His headquarters are at
the convent of Santa Domingo. Two squares
of the main plaza Of the city are still defended
by the Imperialists Gen. Tabera at the head
OF a body of Imperalists, had made another at
tempt to cut his way out of Queretaro. The
1mperiaIsts at QueretarO were literally in a
starving condition. Gen. Guadarama, who
pursued and routed the Imperial forces under
Gen. Marquee, has returned to Queretaro.-
The Liberal troops at San Luis had also been
sent to Queretaro. The Liberals We're eager
and anxious to end the struggle at and Ground
Queretaro, and were W .rking energetically and
successfully to do SO. . ..i..-. .-... DE- ,... 4.
The Times of this city publishes report re-
ceiyed from private sources, which says anotil-
or battle has been fought at Queretaro result
ing in the defeat of the demoralzed Imperial
lists and the death OF Miramon After the FIGHT
Queretaro was occupied by the Liberals. Max
iDilian cannot be found anywhere. 1t is sup
posed that he has secretly fled. This confirms
the report that Diaz had defeated MARQUEE at
QueretarO and that the Liberals were complete
masters of the situation. fd'i I" ~ l'7i
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-03

NEW HoRK, May z.
Ellis won the two mile race to-day at the
Fashion course.
Gems of the first Ward have decided to make
no nominations for city 0fncers.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day referred
communication from the Board Of Trade of
Macon Ca, asking for relief by supplies of
fnod to the Executive Committee. The com
munication states that, should assistance
he long withheld, many thousand farms will
be abandoned thousands OF laborers thrown
out of employment, and vast amount of des
titution follow. M. E. Dodge was elected as
President, George Opdyke and S. b. Chitten-
and John A. Stevens, Secretary, and A. A.
Low, w. 3. Griffith, Wilson G. HINT and 9TH
ers as Executive Committee Of the Chamber
OF Commerce.
The packet ship Hibernian, Capt. johnson,
was burned last evening at Black Ball dock.
LOSS about 100000. One policeman and nre-
man were injured, and one fireman is missing.
"A policeman was saved through the lnstru-
mentality Of the cOlOred steward, VINO Threw
him overheard, jumped after him and convey
ed him ashore. ist "a
During the present year 44327 emigrants
have arrived at this port, being not quite one
thousand less than during corresponding pc
riod last year. ~ t........, t.,..f', t1.
The rush of business at the excise inspec-
tors continues undated. Yesterday 45O Ii
censes were granted, which realized The sum
of $4,000. Total amount received for licenses
up to last evening was $220OO0. s.'I t's N
The libel case of Manager Fox against Frank
Queen, OF the Clipper, commenced to-day.
James buchanan Cross, who got out of a
pennsylvania prison by forging Gov. Curtin's
name to a pardon, was arrested here to-day,
and awaits a reqLisition from Illinois for for
geries in Chicago. ....,,-.... ..-
A Broadway bank clerk was arrested to-day
as a defalIltAr ...- D. ...{r o.. ....-s -...-.