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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13

lottes of radicalism obtained control of it's proceedings, and daily, as the con- vention drew it's length along, the flames of demonism leaped higher snd higher. Men who were sincerely de- sirous of perfecting an organization which might be useful to the state in it's efforts to secure representation in the Union, wcr swept aside and what ever efforts. they had the courage thereafter to make, were devoted sole ly to preventing the enunciation in the platform, of the demoniacal, barbarous and fiendish doctrine of disfranchise- mcnt, confisoation and cxtermination. Every exhibition of conservatism only served to provoke a fresh outburst of frcnzied malignancy, and the scorching sirocco of dcvilish passion, as it swept through the assemblage, seemed to in cinerate every better impulse of hu- manity.
 And who are these malignants :! They arc the offspring of civil war the scum which agitation has brought to the surface, and who know they must sink to the bottom when a calm pcryrdcs the political waters. In oth- ther times, the country could afford to ignofe their rawlings revolting to every instinct of humanity and deccncy, but now, when they are powerful for harm, every consideration of safety for him. self and good for the commonwealth demands that every good citizen set his face against their workings, and cooperate with the moderate and sub- stantial men of the community to counteract thetr machinations.
 It is for reasonable men to refuse to uphold in their malignant course, the bad men, who, in their unholy lust for power and plunder, have seized this opportunity to vomit forth their insen- sate rage. There were citizens present in the convention, whose self-respcct and sense of dcccncy must have been severely shocked, and whose future
 welfare is identical with that of the 1 great majority of the people; and it would seem that they owe it to their own characters 10 disavow any en- dorsement of, or sympathy with this deyilish faction. Their place is not there: their material interests demand that they should aid in squelching this and all other similar affairs. The day 1 that will witness the substantial and honest nlch oi thC etatt utHspoilcu VT their property, and ground nnsler the 1 heel of tyranny and oppression. will
 not bring them anything of good; and wherefore hasten its coming? Men
 who have children to follow them, in
 countenancing such movements as this convocation has initiated, are sowing a terrible harvest for their posterity to
 reap.
 The seekers after place, who have
 managed, hitherto, to keep up a show
 of moderation. ard now tired os wait
 ing for position, will remain with hii
 horde a desperate political gambler
 exaspesated at his lack, bets rashly-'
 but thosc, who. sincercly long fer a re,
 turn of peace aud prosperity, wih sse tho ranks of conservatism open to re-
 ceive theis> and tAase who cersposs them will rejoice ct their ccmiAg.--- lfIittle Rock Gazette.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13

. MITCHELL. sc MITCHELL. T. II. MITCHELL.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

Max. Nathan OF al, w. Hememan
Stern, action for account Of jewelry
sold defendants. Defendants answer
cd that goods were no account--poor
goods, cheap jewelry, Trial by the
Court verdict for plaintiff, ts42
DENLY for plaintiff and Dyer for de-
fendabt.
A. u. Carpenter W. Blomer X
H@nig. Action for rent. Trial by
Court, Judgment for plaintiff for
s75 90. Denny for plaintiff; shackle.
ford Il Hornbrook for defendants.
A large amount Of probate business
whs transacted
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

Eisfe are but few spots et, etif globs
= A@te HOST NJ tTBtps ETDMAGH BIT
FEsss Hfs pot known, ana, when Known.
.Rps@atsfHd
Ia TIE Nyss,aa Af1tes afd Hrffish .Ap,ey'feo
~ haa beeofus household word. AS a
aEfesssfIss against malaria, apidatnin fes
wevs. Fsver AMI a que, aud etter disease
patsfslae1 hn f1iihefuhtts Influences, W
asmssfss faE ahead ssf eli other pfepafat Hons,
s<ssa Is 50 as,nhiaaFe1 br the most eminent
sasvsleiAnH Of the daVss
- sstsfh ttnd fssytffeH dmerioa, Hefia8 and
alss west faa1es, u hhs obtained a nrfI hold
sn4 Il, fai nils ~ tie fIeuplss hHd ls 9fepliz
esaav ssied npou 40 q certain bfevs6tiva
ses>a ssfe ftsf the many fHsIafioas diseases
H@sEdsft ~ those tropical rseis MS
~ Asssttuift, 1tsuagtit, NeD Seaisudt aua
.easAaes,t Islat.ds. Ia progress has been thar
~esfsEla Merchants, miners. farmers, rut ttiz
Fssr<urpfes and suushterE, all endorse ~
Tr.ssssa ods already hes II saved ffons the
R~snfeieus effects Sf tnissph arising from
abe low swainpg grounds 80 preyaisst in
sf.4s@ euuntfies. ls ~. =.
asa Ghfna and Ehe iTfsl f,,dfes ~ is work
AeMR ita way with rapid strides, and ~ ssH
assaaiseiy used Ia the hospitals.
IN conservative B,trgpes sven. lis INIT
sw.s-s is being felt; and the day is moi Gar
szs1sssst rt.sn ~
fsteTErrHHs STOMACH B1TTEHs
Hsu heaefae 10 the Old World what u "
s.<sw " The Hsw=a nevsr-failing Joy 10
asn sHiAtads
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
tFof the Jouraa
THE BELLS 0F mgn0my.


Chims on. 20 soidsn " Mem0fy Bsils"
chime sweet and clear,
TIL the happy past Its face reveals
Long gone. but still most dear.
Chime on. ys blessed BELLS apd bring ~ me
- Tns voices, 1ovsu aur lost tnfs many q
yeaf. j Et 4E 80 ~ ~
Ring out your "revsiile" DER land and
a ii = sea-, 8e4H#H SttiHLHH
Nor fall 20 bring them noar
Chime on, ring out your sweetest peel,
To note sseb joyful meeting.
Chime loudly let sorus aching heart -.
For0sf ssrth's foDs are Fsstfag.
ising swsst toDs-,Oords bon dead lips dear
Give mo their tender greeting,
Chime ON TIL I can h1,tf bslisge,
Only LIES ,ooe's are nssting.
Toll on, 20 solemn " Memory Bells"
kusii each farswsll we've spoken,
Clang out each bitter parting word.
Each throb of strong bssrts broken.
The gloom Of absences, silenos, death,
The woes ws mud unspoken.
stiil leave ts IA fnstnory's blessed bells,
Like dead loves ontv toksn.
Cblius on, ys silvsry vesper Bells,
Like an oldsn chant dreamy and low,
Sweet as kisses from lips We love,
Pure and soft MS the fsathsry snow.
True are thy touss--.like the hsays we hllst,
Angels have tuned them sweetiy and
low.
Farewell, then. pofce aud heart of the past,
Tho present calls, 20 tbs future go.
E IA
HsNpHssor. Ky. May. isy7.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

CHANGES. .-By printed circular,
Mr.. John Ingie, jr., President Of tho
II. Il q. H. H., givos notice that on
and after Saturday uext. tho summit
Of Loraire's cut will be msde a flag
station, TO bs known as 'St. J amos, y
and the present "a. James Station, Al
Conrad StaosrH, will be called Bta
GERS Station Persons having busi-
ness In those peighborhoods would
do we'll TO bear those things Ia mind,
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

nszy- Elliott's dry goods store Is sit
uated on First Street, between Main
and Locust. One feature of Mr.. El
liott's manner Of conducting business
il 10 soil his goods at uniformly fair
rates; avoiding, nt the same time,
" baits, :" or leading articles at less
than cost, 10 create an impression
which is calculated to deceive tho un-
suspectiDg. His stock Of dress goods
IN said 10 bo very we'll selected. Wo
recommend all Of our acquaintance
and readers 10 doal az this store, as-
slring them they will find IL an agrce-
able as woll as profitable place 70
purchase. msyl3 u
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

NEw REAL EsrATg .AoEncY j
T.. Elliott Il Son have opened a Real
Estate Agency and General Intelli-
gcnce Office, for the sale Of and rent
ing Of lands, houses, TO-, &c.
Persons having houses or land 10
rent or soil, or parsons wishing 10
purchase or rent, will do woll by call
ing on them attheir Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

10 solicit contributions from the
North. and with this object In view
he visits Evansville.
We recognize the imperative obli-
cations resting upon all citizens Of
Indiana TO support their own eduea-
tional institutions. The colleges of
this State are alres5iy too weak on nc.
count Of tho neglect Of this duty.
Our own institutions Of learning need
much moro money than The people
are giving them. But there arc eiti
zens Of Evansville who have not and
who will not give 10 these objects of
Stale pride These persons ought TO
contribute according to their ability
in lsomsj direction for che cause of
edueatiep We will be glad to know
that Gen. Liliey meets with liberal
response from these and also from
any Of our generous citizens who arc
able To help forward tho cause Of
learning ia the South, as we'll MS at
home. We are authorized TO state
that contributions can bo sent 20
Messrs. Minor Il Dallam, Col =.
Hornbrook, or Richard Raleigh, Esq.,
President Of tho Merchants National
Bank. Gen. Lilley il stopping at the
Sherwood House, and will doubtless
be glad TO meet any Of our citizens
who may wish TO sec him.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

BoMETHIso NEw.-Lozier II Cof-
man, General Auctiopcers, will open
their Auction and Commission House,
at No. ~. Main Street, to-day, Reg
nlar sale days. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays. Will also attend 20
all outside sales In the city-will at
tend 70 the selling Of Stock, Wagons,
Harness, &c, at tho American Sale
Stable, on Third Street, between Main
md Locust. We hope by strict atten
ton 10 business 10 merit portion Of
tho public patronage. magl1 iw
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

SAGg or TOBACCO. After tho close
of tho cotton sales yesterday, a fow
hogaheads Of tobacco were put on the
market. Tile bidding was lively, aud
bid followed bid IN rapid succession.
Twp bogsheedA wore Of quite inferior
quality, aud sold for ~ % aud ~ 65
per hundred, quito na much os they
were worth. IN tho estimation Of good
judges. Tho balance sold for NJ 55,
$7 u, ~ 05 and $40 o.. Glison Ma.
goo bought two hogsheads. Niabet
ono, aud Tom Byrnes tho balance. The
contest for tho last hogshoad was OK
tremely spirited, and il wont up rap
idly. twenty five cents at wink, till
IL got up 10 40 80. after which five
cent bids ran Il up to 80, aud Mis-
bot, having n littio more grit than tho
Others toek II at $40 %. II was
prime tobacco. sH
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

CouRr. or COMMON PLEAS. = A
large amount Of business was trbnp-
acted yesterday.
In the case of john Lanbs vs..
Smithfieds. submitted to Fl the jury
on Monday evening, the foreman re-
turned verdict for defendant ycatcr-
day morninss Plaintiff moved for a
now trial motion oserruled exception,
aid appeal TO tho Supreme Court.
The State OK. rel. ". G. Sams and
l.. G. Stinson, action on forfeited
,rsoognizance, the venue was changed,
aud tho case will be tried by Hon. w.
Il. Parrott to o.day.
Mary A. Wallace VS.. Richard Wal
lace, action for divorce on the ground
of desottion, aud not providing for
his family, Defendant made default.
Trial by Court, divorce granted, and
the custody OF children given Co
plaintiff A. Dyurtor plaintiff.
Saml Meyer ct al. IS. Emil Horwig,
sued TO collect balance on account
of furniture sold Defendant answer
cd that the furniture was inferior.
&c. Trial by jury verdict for plain
tiff. 500 judgment on verdict, Donby
for plaintiff; Shackelford 4 Horn
brook for defendants.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

SooTrs fgHtoDsoAL DEroT IL still
tho chief attraction IN that depart
msnt Of business In our city Always
prompt To rseeivs tho earliest mum
befa or All the leading magazines and
papers, people know that they can al
ways depend on being supplied there
if anywhere IN the oity.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

GRATIFYING TrrELi1aEsos. Mr..
Thomas Holliugswortb yesterday re-
oeived 4 telegram, from Mr.. William
Brown, TO tho following effect. ~
"Dunksrsou holds ooliatsrals snfii
oisnt 10 seonrs tho Banks. ~ #t
This will be highly gratifying in
teiligenee 10 all parties Immediately
Interested, ar well AZ TO hosts Of
friends Of tho highly reputable firm
Of II. X. Dupkerson Il Co, who have
dooe 80 much towards giving Evans
Vile an enviable commercial reputa-
ton abroad SO
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

CoTror SALg,-Tho sale Of cotton
yesterday morning AZ the Green River
sales room was quito a spirited affair,
though the quantity sold was not
large, nor the number of biddefs
present great, Prices ranged from
u TO 22io, except for ono bale Of very
inferior quality, which sold for llsc.
A part Of this cotton was from Illinois,
the rest from Tonnessee, with ono
bale from MisHissippi, In view OF
quotations In New York, aud tho
fluctuations In the cotton market,
these pfioes were quite favorable to
the owners The purphaaers were
WIN, " Aking Msekey, Niabet &
90, and Maghes " 'vielel
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

a BEMARKApLE SHIPMENT, by
the Adams, Express yesterday aftor-
moon, ,tle JotReAt Company ship
pod. 60 Cincinnati, fifteen finely man.
ufaetared medium hotel regis
tors. TO wit Six for the Gait
House, aud throo each for the
Spencer aud IIonrie House
aud three for the Merchants Hotel
These books were made to order at
the JoupNAL Contpany'e celebrated
Book Biudeiy and Blank Book Man
utaetqry,, and are as hue specimen
blank books as ever left shop, aud
are highly orsaiteble 10 the skillful
moohaaies who made thom.
Tho Journal Company Il pre-,
pared to Gil all orders for blank
books or lob printing in. a style hat
dofos rivalry, aud At prices equal to
thellowest. 3Ho1 bra l9ahn.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS There
will be meeting of tho stockholders
of the Vandorburgh County Agricul-
tural and Horticultural Land Asso.
ISOLATION, for the purpose Of electing
five Trustees, at tho Court House. IN
this CITY, on Saturday next, at 2 o'clock
p. M. Let all attend, as there will bc
n proposition 10 amend the constitu-
ton. =. HoRNBRooK, Secy.
Union, lScatinei.on-the Border aud
Courier copy and present bills. I'd
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
pr. Pnraon,n Lecture.

Tho Rev Charles u. Parsons, D. d.,
Of Louisville, KY. will deliver Ice
ture at the Walnut Street Prosbyto-
rian Church, on Thursday evening,
May 10th, at . O'Clock subject
Three Niewsof tho oiSouth--sthc Past,
Present and Future. Tho proceeds Of
tho lecture will bo applied for the
benefit of the Library Of the Ingle
Street NJ. II. Sabbath School
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

TO rue AFFLICTED or BoTu Sex !
Es-We would call the attention Of
C%aaoSic % G'i DlssAss, M that 'Y DR.. o Hbop. r.
neihy. now located on tbo corner Of
Seventh and Locust Streets. has been
exclusively engaged in tho treatment
OF this class OF disease sfor over thir-
ty years with great success. Prelimi-
nary consultations free. SEQ advor-
tsemont myl1-1t.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

WAsuiNoroN COLLEGE, VA.-iWe
received call on yesterday from Gen.
r. -. Lilley. agent of Washing.
ton Colloge. Virginia. who visits this
city to solicit contributions, for the
endowment Of the Presidency of tho
College, (uow filled by General Rob
ert II. Lee), and for additional Pro-
fessorehips. The friends Of education
will recognize Washington College as
tho venerable institution dating its
origin anterior to the Revolutionary
War, aud which received It's early GU
dorsement FROM George Washington,
whose bonored name IL bears. The
friends of the Cellcge intend to make
il one of the leading educational In.
stitutions in tho country. Owing to
tho impoverished condition of the
South, Con. Lilloy has been appointed
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

A 5rGENbib BAnoAts LosT lit
viii ba remopibsrpd that We, some.
time ago. announced tho sale of the
Western Mines near Shawneetown,
10 company from Chicago aud Wis
oonsin. for 100000. Tho price agreed
upon was *ti0,060, aud $1,000 or
5000 woro paid down TO bind the
bargain. We now learn that because
Of internal diasensions among the
members of tho company. tho terms
Of tho salo were not complied with,
and this highly valuable property has
reverted 20 the former owners. and
tho frst payment In forfeited. 1t 10
said tho land alone with the improve
nonts, without tho coal beneath, IL
worth much more than tho price for
which IL was sold Parties In the vi.
oinity of Shawpsetown are negotiating
for the purchase of tho property.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

WoRa ComMErogp.-Ground was
broken yesterday for the now Baptist
Church, corner Of Third aad Cherry
Streets. Uncle Joe Tufnook was
hunting the City Surveyor yesterday
morning TO ls,y off tho ground. .,f
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

WANTED IN TufRTY DAYs.-A
good dwelling house, four or FIVE
rooms, above Main Street, and not
farther out than Fifth Street, for one
year. Apply 70
FRED X HUsToa
No. 3 North Water Street, up stairs
myl5.2t.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

AUCTION We will sell, NJ our
new sale room, No s7 Main Street,
ca Wednesday, the 18th, commencing
~ . O'Clock, large lot Of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes. Sale pos
tive. Come one, come al. Sign OF
the red flag. LoziER h CogFMAH,
mayl12t General Acti0peerg.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

-- CAUTIos-PoIsosou ToIbgrPow
DElL--The use Of powders blooms,
etc, which cannot help but ruin tho
skin eventually, is fast becoming su-
porseded by that new and exquisite
boautifor, Kings Cold Cream Soap,
which is sold by all druggists.. La
dies will bear in mind that u answers
the purpose OF cold cream powder and
toilet soap, aud especially FOR summer
use is delightful. -.
kINo Il CAswELL, New York
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

Bay- Altering Il IIasslor, No. 15,
South First Strcet,are now prepared 20
furnish thei- numerous customers
with the most delicious ice cream.
Their saloon iB ono OF the finest and
most commodious in the city. and tho
loo cream superb. a.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

aeS" RI you nre in need Of stock
Of liquors, our advice would be for
you 10 go 10 Hodge. Carr n 90 N, cor.
nor Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, bcttor, and moro
Of d. m for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
innD tf
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

Extra CnoIoE FAMILY Flour
We have two hundred barrels Of the
best Family Flour in the market,
made from pure white English Wheat.
Families that want an oxtrn Family
Flour Gun get IL IL they call soon at
II -. ALLIs x Co,
Corner Water and Vine Streets.
my3. I'm
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

SrovEs AND TIrwAnE--W Wholesale
and retail, nj j. Is. MEsKEH's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third Ss.
mh1z- -3md&w
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

Kerr THE BALL RoLLINd.-I
have just received u superior article
Of Canvass Base Ball Shoes, the
regulation shoe adopted by ball
playing companies generally, and can
supply individuals or clubs at a small
advance upon mannfacturer's cost.
my D-3t. 4. w. TURNER.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

SouruERN RELIEF 7 have shipped
this day, per steamer Sam. Orr, Capt.
Allon Duncan, to the care Of -.
Brothorton, Hamburg, Tenn, 20 bo
distributed To- the destitute Of the
South - sucks Of corn. barrels of
corn meal Que tioree Of bacon, aud
one box Of shoes aud calico.
L. HoRNBRook, Com. ). r. A.
EvnnHyilln. Ind
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

STORE Room ron Rent i offer for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately.
apJ tf j. X. LoTsPEtCH.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

n<S~ Hiram Nelson sells al auction,
at No. 3i Main Street, this morning
Mt ~ o'clock, the drawers, counters
aud shelving, , stoves, 2 counting
room desks, and 10000 scgars, &c.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

DaS- Ladies. remember Hiram Nol-
son'ssalc Of fine Millinnry Goods, NJ
auction. this afternoon, At his Auo-
ton Room. opposite the Post Office.
For sale privately all the forenoon.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

New METROPOLITAN The audi
euco at the New Metropolitan last
night was not especially large, nor
was the performances M satisfactory
as usual We DO not think tho play
well calculated TO please. Some parts
were rendered very we'll. Mrs Golden,
as usual. was good, but tbore seemed to
be kind Of hitch In tho perform
apoo, and even the scene shiftcrs did
not seem well up In their parts, and
the ljctisoao dfumdf's were left stand
ing a. the close for n minute or two
before the curtain fell
Tonight win bo presented " Ten
Nights In Bar Room" one Of the
most thrilling plays Of modern times,
with an elegant caste of characters.
Geo. Hutchinson takes the roic oi
Joe Morgan, aud Miss Englc that Of
Mary Morgan, aud Mrs. Godon that
Of Mahitublo
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

nes- Merchant Tailors now goods ar.
riying Mt the new cstablishmcgt--54
Main Street
mar5 If SMITH X DARLING.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
CITY ~ EWS.

say We arc indsbtsd 10 Bergesnl
White, Route Agent, for late papers
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

He was oyerhauled by Jim. Ashley
and handed over. Notwithstanding
Richard pleaded that bad whisky did
IL, His Honor thought an example
was necessary, and fined him $50,
with ~ ~ costs.
But Richards troubles wsrs not yst
ended. A charge Of bsing drunk
had to be atoned for, aud that took
ttO, with 81 80 costs. He win have
10 work itott, most probably.
Henry Snyder, who halls from 81.
Lonis, aud Processes to be a school
master, was found drunk. and COB
blsd by tho police. lIe pleaded his
age and profession a. also Che fact that
he nsyer had boen in such % condition
before, aud never would be again. He
was fined sl with sG 20 costs, and
went 10 jail %
Wm. Suhderrnau was both drunk
and indecent, for which he was fined
tI. with se 20 costs.
John Lincoln, who disgraees the
glorious name he bears, went TO tho
house Of ono Jane Golfer on Monday
night. and behaved himself ip a most
.upseemly aud Indecent manner, using
language that would disgust The in
mates Of d bawd house. He was ae-
oompanied by two other beautiful
specimens Of humanity. Yesterday
John was up before Ills Honor the
Recorder, and after an investigation
was required TO pay Gne Of ~. with
4e 20 costs. When We loft the Re-
oorder's Office he and Uncle Hiram
wsrs discussing tho question Of wheth
sr he would 90 10 Jail or pay up. q
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

psg-J G. Collier at Frcd Bonuett's
Is the agent for the celebrated Cal
endsr Clock
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

u A SHARPER CAUGHT. =- Yesterday
afternoon one or tlrose nice young
men, who make their living by their
wits. went aboard tho Rose Hite with
confederate, aud singled out YER
dant youth from Spencer County,
named Jacob k@ner. They exbibi-
tod TO him, after having taken him
upon the hurrioans dock n neat little
brass paddock, aud showed him ex.
aotly how II was opened, and then
proposed that he should open IL on n
bet. Hs had been entrusted with
some $500 by bis father, with which
TO pay certain bills in this city, aud
foolishly entered into tho sport. Tho
result was, the sharpers got hold Of
his money just as tho pilot and ongipI
Ger were approaching TO warn the
boy Of his danger, they bav.
ing noticed what was going
on. The sharpers hastened ashore,
followed by young k0ner, crying
" stop thief" The sharpers separ-
atod, but were pursued by the police.
and ono Of them. who calls himself
Edward ID. Murray. after dodgipg
tbrcagh an alley or two, was cnpght
by Sam, Rowloy, tho insurance man,
aud handed over to tho police A.
lie pissed ap street heI threw away tho
lock, tho innocopt cause Of all the
Trouble, but il VIA discovered and
secured by the police. ~
lie offered to give the money to
Kowley. aud also to the police, We be-
love but they declined the kind oIier.
lie was taken to the Council Chamber
aud presented before Justice Walker
Here he again tried 10 dispose OF
some voiuabtes, aud hually Que Saihuel
Il elso was generous enough 10 accept
n package. Tho polioe' from certain
remarks thoy overheard, suspected
that there was some eollusion between
Murray aud kolso, aud took Kelso
also into custody. aud upon searching
him, found IN Adams Express cnyol-
ope containing somo sit5 in counter
felt and Confederate money. From
Murray, s2S5 were obtained, which he
said had belonged TO K0nor, but bo
ayerred he bad won it from him on a
bet II being too late 20 try the ease
last night, they were held ip $500 each
to appear AZ nine O'Clock this morning.
Not being able TO give bail, they lodg-
ed last night in Castle Darling. The
other pprty escaped, but will probably
be ovcrhauled, and il is thought
other parties will be implicated as ac-
urnprics. - a