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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
4. {. Capr0ll,
Attorney and Notary
c. Ill. Reeve,


and H,tr Claim iqeHt. viii practice in Patton, stsrk
Lal'orte and kosciusko, well Marshall. counties
Collections promptly and efficiently attended to- Care
fu attention given 10 probate business Insurance e
fected lives and property in the best companies In
United States. Special attention paid TO the
cution of claims of soldiers their widows and heirs for
bounty arrears OF pay. pensions and other claims
Referencts:-Farw-l Field Il Co. Chicago, Shaw Bar
bour Il Co Cincinnati. BucLly sheldon Co., y. 7
Graft, Bennett x Co. PitfshurS pa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
&. HaSlanger,

Wagons, Carriages, etc.
= UasIanrer a Bros. manufacturers or Wagons.
Carriages etc Blacksmithing painting and sralning
.,~1.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
Attorneys.
]. G. ASh9rNc.

Attorney az Law, and Justice OF the Peace,
has removed his Office 10 the east side OF Michigan
street on the block next north OF the Parker House
where he viii he pleased to those having business
20 transact with him. Collections made and money
promptly remtcd. Particular attention given 70 the
settlement of estates and guardianships. [ls-ss.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
Insure Your Property

in the old Ftna of Hartford the best and
safest l est company on the continent; or the
PUENtX, or PUTNAM, or CONTlNEN-
tai, or SECURITY Delays are danger
ous. EIGHT MILLIONS CASH CAPITAL repre-
sented, by T. H. RhhNh, agent
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
GREAT
CLOSING OUT SALE

havnS determInedto leave Bourbon will, from
this date, offer for sale my entire stock Of
Clothing, DFg-G0OdS, Motions, &C.,
at prices LESS THAN COST. Purchasers in
want of goods in my line viii save from % to so
per cent by calling upon me within the next thir-
ty days.
Bourbon, July I. WM. SEARS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
I'll MedicaI.
DIR. A. @. B9rt0n.

Dentfrt-
Can De consulted office every day except Non6sys
and Tuesdays. Oflce over WesterYclt's Store PIrm.
outh, Ind. S' A-' IL
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-07-30
For Sale at Very Low Figures,

A dwelling and lot. Five rooms, well, cis-
tern, shrubbery and pleasant location. Terms
easy c. III. REEVE, Land Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

Act Of March 1881 limiting Liability Of shpoWners fspssled
he maritime Hen for freight and charter MONEYS ssu
m o or waived by the delivery Of merchandise 10 the eongnees
e omcers Tor warehouse purposes but sha m M
and Admiralty process 10 enforce the lien, may be ser'sG
upon such goods deposited In bonded warehouse
which shall then be deemed to be custody the marshal bt subject
payment OF duties charges furnishing
pairs money American vesn foreign county or IN State IN
which s enrolled licensed shall have Hen on ss
vessel unless the furnished the credit the
be subject lien by collision for salvage Sc
owned by individual oceengS against the be
IN the District Court where the vessel property may BE- a @
Secretary
shall Court the awarded for the benefit Of the sppn
In where salvage services reHered by United States
By the officers thereof claim shall be made allowed
sustained deng service but the commander officers Ana crew
claim reasonable compensation for their services from the properly
salyed.
sariug property Of the United States shall entitled to such
The Admiralty Courts jurisdiction eoncurcny
general average csimf respect 80 vessel mortgages m
for building guppng vessels exceeding 100 burden .nd over Az
questions between cOOSners ioucng the possession employment
earnings on vessel 49,
No seaman shall by agreement forfeit lien the vessel ana
freight abandon his right TO wages IN case o the 'sse ~ IN
right to salvage. .,,-... -. l..
No hight wages be dependent the earnings OF freight but
that be has not exerted himself 70 be u' " save
the vessel and cargo shall bar his claim -- -, A.
Masters shall have the rights and reneoes oI oA
disbursements which sailor has for recovery OF wages
When Of repairs foreign P9 ana u 70 near
wOnd exceed the value OF the
when repaired the vessel wreck he master may sell
good title against the owner but without dYesing
No vessel Of more than burden interest then shall be
transferred instrument in writing signed by the his
(.
February 26 1883 when claim settled BY the
parties before sale is ordered BY the Court
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

BUTLER Rep, Msss) declaring that the value 70 the
sountry during the ato Of tho work Of the Coast
ME CHANLER Dem. N. " also spoke of the import
o. the continuous operations of the Coast Survey Ia
view OF tns constant physical changes that are taxing
Mr JSe9son's amendment wa. rejected.
hr. WAbHBUREE (Rep ILL., moved to make the ap
preparation 900 o,ooo, and that was agreed to-
on motion Of MT TABER Dem-, N ". 5000 wa: sp-
propraed for the erection OF permanent buoy on buc
cess Roch Long Island Sound:
providing that the aiX steam cutters stationed
on the northern and north lakes and their tou
paid on their account except for their safe Keeping
Mr. CHAELER opposed the amendment, charging mat
less than throwing the door wide open snuggling
Mr. DRIGGs REP, Mich-D thought that one 'eSsei
Mr. CHURCHILL explained that those revenue cutters
we're built during the war TO guard the lake IVA ,h,
they were not at all adapted to the prevention OF
Cling he added that tho cost OF those vessels ias.
was sd Oo and that they had not rendered the least ss
Mr. HUMPHREY Dem.. n. - took different view
OF the subject and said that II those vessels were wtb
drawn the Government would lOso this year through
smuggling moro than the entire cost Oh , ne
vessels. He hoped that tho House would aeuDerate
before It should pass act largely In the interest OF
MI WAsHBURNE CRep. ILL., said that those cutters
were built under scare and apprehension that the
United states might ScnSsS nSss for revenue pIrpo He had
had letters from gentlemen living near the lakes repre-
maintsnins Sf those rsSonue cutters schooner could
be bought for $1,000 and run for $40 or $50 day. thst
would do moro service against smuggling than those
. sfeamoutters.
Mr. UPSON (Rep., Mich) remarked that not one OF
them had ever made a seizure
Mr.. PIKE Rep Mel suggested that tho steamcutters
were handy for picnic purposes
Mr.. ALLISON (ISop. Iowa. had been assured by many
officers that II a fraud upon the Government
MIR. LYNCH (Rep., Mel thought II rather suspicious
that the opposition TO these steam came from rep
Isentaves or constituents who might have an interest
In rendering smuggling easy.
without dsposIng Of the subject the Committee rose.
REDUCTION oF GOVERNMENT EXPENSES, ETC.
Dem, OhOl presented "a
citizens OF Ross County Ohio In favor OF general reduc
ton OF the army navy and civil expenses OF tho Govern
ment. and OF the readjustment OF the revenue laws
Ways and Means.
Mr. ARCHER Dem, Md presented resolutions OF
citizens OF Baltimore. In relation TO rights or American
citizens abroad. Foreign Affairs.
The House then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
DOMESTIC MARKRrS

rELHeRAPH TO rae TRIBUNE
sAs R.AScuco Fsb. 2sFoar quiet. sr. 90 Gi sggersne
II ~ "n''s ''n 90 y '''' .-''''' D's [
ss, MiS9 aSss,c receipts 3iss Ssis
sD", ss cr Tfsf1 r.. %s, S% @ ;i q M w % Ss &
RSs E Wheat The S Sf Corr s SScISg' a q % 8 h S sS s
ShsT. s1s ship,;Ss' 20 Midd1ns. &c R;E t.n ,oo
pse .-oo.oS asis. 81, hdsns h .tS s.
NoTIori sight EIchanss per ssn discount Cold it sSg. %
sse Oats PaTE Sm 8 Bacon shsalSsI' Iss
0'Ps Pail1Dsfrsa Feb -co1sf seed F.red 60 ss
ise bond le The rcsT i9ac'iy: 500 SSls
5 5 sS 81 SVh s ss wSs. S . o bush Rsd At
% SOS 81 81 Amber 81 60 Rys lower, sales 900 Ssh Psunsyl
si .ssy a6Ssis 6ss.. s% re ais,s S. :sII::s E
yaI s1 and '1A,.s'd wa;.. 21:; :: e sr
2a "a. demand decline Of StS closing que; y sS Es r..
:s,.5 s.%!: s sssl s.. S:: Mes Pa ,5:
sf Good do sSd isse ief city camSsras dd:: ne
so3: "a a. Ss ss :%s & P.'s 81 Bs. ga S.s3
o s*s 50 A Live .H 4 soS '' A. ds5' ..5 c.s. M
Sss, good Shipping So 81, Receipt.
eoo SS; nSoT $50 1s % T1s & 1000 sSIs oN,s sS GSs SS
Four 5000 bush wheat 800 bush oai. 100 Lave Hogs
con md rsG % demand 9sss &c r s
Oats sI and higher for No. Re HSsSnssd g ,oe s, % Ts,
:i::a sSys, % o. Ga
ior sides Clear .ad ds%19ded s90ossT.
liie, l3c Clear Rib HE Clear
unsettled 6e asked bat little offered dod ls buyng
MILWAUKEE, Rsb a-Rlour weak and nsmna no sales " neat
doll hsavyi 81 9af No o. 80 Oats arner a. Ste
Corn unchanged Rvs steady So Barley quiet 81 0S Pro
yIous dali weak Sweet Picked Hama lee ktepu to-day
900 bb Pour bushels Wheat Bhpmnts9o bbA Flour
steady and unchanged COttonIhere
business MdiAng sc Flour sl setTe and
changed whsaLoNer grades better Wnser Rel % roo 65
Water White 81 10 Cora dal aud osei Mixed Yellow 70
8s2s Whls sJ08Se Oats du and easier al 6e70o Barley
Nothing done unchanged Provisions sun Mess Porh sold
ga SoSsa1 baOyaa csr si4s' i ais Clear Rb ia
souers llc Sugar Cured % l6ie loose Sales the
no OO bhs Pork ooO r. Bacon and Bk Meats pesent
and ure deery LaOnly small bushssa: Choice Tierce held
Al i5 WHISKY held 100 Receipts odayo bb FLOUR 200 sacks
TsLxpo Feb r-Rour lr and nominal Wheat dun; Amber
81 65 s7c bid 5ic assd dull and bed
8 Rys quiet and nominal ReesptsO Abs Flour Wheat
LouIGvrLLK Feb 2Tobacco-sales to5 bids a. 10.
sludag ami eutag LefA. S0 PourSu-
DsEins No %h Wheat, ~ 81 So dali 4 zoe
fr Far 19c for Sheled Oats $1,000 Cotton 2030lc Meas
Pork nominal Shonde ls Clear sides 50l5g Hams
-Fancy 7ie Larl lesGloe. Prime NsN.ossAns Saga Dc
WHISKY nominal 81 Is GR6e.
MEsrHs 70 Cotton du ale, receipts, o bales
ports 2lOO bales Flour dull SEaeFns 81 PORK hn At
sAds2 So Bacon Inactive Shoulders lac; Clear Sides N Glee
Corn gii dgOc 0as 89d9oc :.
AUaurA O. FEB SeOttOn qDisti s $50 bales rsesps sos
bales, hiIdioss, ale b.. .,,,.
MoBLI Ala Feb 26Cotton dali and somIuL hiddisg
3O dlle rsop ab3 bales sales 600 bales sTner LOO AeA
n c. keh 26Spiris Turpoane noniaa A. lO
utaker Strained and No % No ~ 6A Cotton
weaker hdding 94e2le. Tar, 81 %
CHAsssros C. Feb 26Coon active and advanced Sc sales
LOO talesi hiidnag, 2202lic.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
DIED.

CoRNgLLon Monday Feb a. Msy rses Of cOrnsfus C0psn
aged u
a. the Church Of the oy rty ssrn.r of Masen ave asa
foryseeOEisI The fes Of the family respectfully nvsd
attend
HALon Mosdav Feb a. Of sAriet fever Harriet whppe
George Hall and daughter Of William Slater Of Prodeses
Funeral services vii be hea husband No 10
Thirty Thursday noraag Peb a. At 10 eeesk
HYATT-sudenly cu Tuesday serB,sn O'Clock Fsb 2s Mrs
day Hyatt re Of sh ate Thomas lA In the eaE rear oil her
The friends and relatives family respectfully invited 70 .ess
the funeral her late esdenee BghtybSh corner Of cesonde
a. o'clock m on Friday, feo@ 20
MARsTON-ou Tuesday evening Feb 2 LA J.. wife Of WdlAn
relatives and eus Of he family iny,s attend the f.s.
her late residence Ne. wess POrFourhs, Friday
morning. Feb. %, at II o'clcck
hAcKINon Monday Feb p the Fh Avenae Hotel IA this aF
Mr. Charles Mackn
acqaaintanes a his funeral heHss
PTeseyn Cbuseh Ihs ksy Dr. Adams on FS'
DAY. Feb 21 at II o'clock m. sithout further notice
sesb1rgh Hshkn, and POughkserse papers please copy
RCHOLSIn is city. Monday, FEB "a As Sally hchos ago
81. formerly Of Stamford Coan.
Stamford Advocate please eoPY.
Rcoa Tuesday 25h inst WIDOW Of the late stephen Rc
relatives friends and those Of her ro,hernw
a5 Rast Twentyeighthst Friday 2Ssh nst at O'clock
STOT-0n Wednesday Mary e. aged years daughtere
MY
sMRDBERG-on Wednesday s Oscar infant Of Oscar sad
Funeral the house Of h. parents Nc 81 West TTsuurt
st., on Friday morning. at 10 o'clock
sYLvEsTRR-ln Jersey City Weiesis yee @ John Sylvester.
n the 56th year OF bis age
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
TIENAEEn Brooklyn Monday Peb - Lous y wife Of Gesss
The viii take place from ST. Matthew, Lsihsan chaeh 10
Walters Eewiah on Friday Feb 2s a. u oeek M The rsA
ye and friends Of the deceased respectfully invited 10 attend
wHrTR-n Brooklyn Wednesday Feb 20 RAssph White ssse
90 and months
his residence No. 8 North OIors Brookya
FRIDAY Anemoon at OeOe The remains will be taken to I'r-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
RrPoRrs Br TELEGnAPH. FEB. 26-s A. ~
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MAREBTs.

o ATLANTIC rEtEeRAPa TO rHR TRIBUNE
Lo1DoS Feb 26ll:l5 ConsO for money se@s1i; Conso'
for account gJa3 United State, RTeTWsn bonds Ill an Illinois
Central 90 Rre 4 Atlantic and Great Western, 2ot The stock
market very quiet
LONDON 26-2o mConso ermer and higher and arr
now quoted 99o both aud the account American
qa zish The exception Of Ke. which somewhat
drne,sI4il
LosooN Peh 26-S -Cousos closed at 91i for money and
count American Securities closed the following rates unsd
NrsTweHt bonds 1li nHnO Central Railway .'hA' 81
Rns Railway shares. az
FRISKEoRr Feb -Uned States quiet Isl for the old
PlsKvoRr FEB 9s-5 m-untsd closed strong 75I
LvEHrooL 2s-I5 mrhe Cotton market qne and
steady tho eoinS quotations Of last evening" viz hddng UPand'
h1ng Orleans 9 the sales he day not likely 10 ereesd
1000 bales tbs Manchester quiet prices for goods and
ysrni aahhngsd The DreAuI market unchanged Corr
6 for Western wheat 1872 per GENITAL for California White
Wheat S GENITAL for No Red Westerns Barley SO per bush
3Io bush Peas 81 So bai Flour Te per Dbl for
Western Canal The Provision quiet Beef liz per bb for
Ra Prime Mes; Pork II per bbL for New Lard, S ewt
Cheese 81 Tor the best grades Pnei Bacon le per sw
Cumberland Cut PrOduee-saga ams At A6 for No. II Dutch
STANDARD Roy r or North Carolina; III for Pae Tupen
tine 9s per TAOw per PsrOum arm at l2 for Re
sus Oils elO sperm SIS for whssi e8 TO- for nnsesd Ln
seed Cakes. SO iOi Tor Thin obOag for feeding
LIVERPOOL Psh 25-li20 mcOtOu-Ths market 70 dun AID
easier and prices Allen OF a. since the Opens The quotations
this follows MfsT UpAsis, cid hhdnng Orleans
9A qus business doing In Cotton ave At
sd MdiinG UplAsdL BrsdsiuSs quiet Lard csed aad
prices fully Opsng the last sales eo
also srmer aud higher at ue for Cumberland Cat
articles without quotabls change
LvERPoo Psb 7e-Sp mThs Cottoa MARKET closed unchanssd
a. the following quoaOas hddug Upands por sd MddIng
UpAnis arrive siesd Mag Orleans Ed the sAies Of tho day
90 bales Corn has declined o3 quarter for Mixed
Western steady t6s for California White and las for No
Western Barley Oah aud Peas unchanged Ths Provision mar
M closed unchanged quotations. Sugar market bnoyAni
u6 II Dutch STANDARD Other quotations unchanged
ArrwuHP Feb mThe Petroleum market IA lower bat
eoei arm At the dcaei STANDARD White ~ francs 30 eentmeS
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
NEw-YoRK STATE CANAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Feb. 2G-About f60 delegates at
tended the Convention yesterday. The Committee on
Resolutions reported favor Of tho abolition Of
the contract system for keeping the canals In repair and
asserting that 1t Is tho Legislatures duty to provide
without delay for suoh reforms In the management Of
tho canals as the present emergency demands that the
eating Committee that the delegates earnestly protest
any OF the water that Is intended for
the canals for any purpose whatever and that there
Oswego and Champlan canals should no Immediately
with dispatch safety and that to this end all the old
bench walls should be removed. and double locks
be completed at every point M Fish OF Monroe
urged the repeal OF the acts creating and
extending the power OF the Contracting Board; ;
fhe abolition OF the present contract system (;
the abrogation OF all canal contracts not suectng the
contractor 10 damages IN case OK violation OF contract
the prosecution OF those who have obtained State funds
frauduently and OF persons using the canal waters e
ealy and that the Canal Board DE authorized 10 pur-
ohaa the leases OF mills that have the legal right To
or other officers for illegally eIactng money TO imme
daey bottom the canals 80 as To secure At all times
sufficient water for easy passage 70 boats drawing SIX
feet 10 increase the capacity OF the nVe ocks near
waste &c. " provide for longer
tnuanoa canal navigation by an earlior opening in
Spripg and that memorial bo prepared Cor presen
TO the Legislature, urging such reforms az VIII
stste Siso a memorial In favor OF the passage
of fhe Senate bill OF 1863, with certain epecho
Amendments. resolution was adopted earnestly re-
questng Legislature To make appropriations TO carry
et the improvements recommended by the Convention.
m wa unanimously resolved that greater facilities
mneratyey demanded IN tho Port OF EewYork for tho
accommodation Of the extensive end constantly nofeas
ing commerce OF the canals and that suitable portion
Of the waters tho habor shoad be se apart for the
oxcInsiye use OF canalboats Committee OF u was
appointed To call future Conventions. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER presented communication
from the Metropolitan Excise Commissioners IN response
90 resolution OF the Assembly Also tho report Of the
Harlem Bridge Commissioners.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
For tho improvement OF Th0mpsOn-st, New-YOrk.
also TO incorporate the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
TO amond the charter OF the National Savings Bank OF
Dumb. To suppress prostitution In tho hetropoi-
tan Police District, and for tho better protection
OF tho public health therein. To regulate
tho fare on certain railroads In this state.
For State aid 10 the Whitehall and Plattsburg Railroad
To extend Fifthave. and widen Vanderbtave.. Brook
yn. To amend the act for tho improvement OF Walla
bout Bay To amend the Brooklyn City charter also 20
amend the relative TO FultOnave. To amend the act
relative South Seventhst Brooklyn To improve the
streets near GOwanus Canal To amend the charter OF
the New-York and Brooklyn Petroleum Stowage Com
pany To amend the Rochester City charter Also, for
tax for the work and extraordinary repairs In the
State canals Also, making preparations 10 pay tho prln
cipa and interest OF the canal debt To authorize the
Thrdaye. Railroad Company 10 extend their tracks.
Also 10 afford the saino facilities for the trans
portation of passengers by tho Hudson River
To incorporate the Columbia Yacht Club To regulate
ferrage OF funeral proceons In the Counties OF New
York Kings and Queens For a railroad In Avenue G
and other streets aud avenues In EewYork To amend
the Mechanics Lien law OF NewYOrk. To oheapen tho
transpOaOn OF articles railroads ntondod for manu-
featuring purposes To repeal the act requiring railroad
employees 70 wear uniforms. To authorize tue City Of
the West Shore Railroad To regulation the transports
ton OF freight on railroads To facilitate the construc
ton OF the Midland Railroad Also, to prevent fraud In
the sale of passenger tickets. The bill 10 change tho
name OF the Dramatic Musical Association 20 an Asylum
for aged aud infrm Hebrews which was passed
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

Tor appointed by bcal Authorities
Of sach cities respectively
The following by Mr.. +. Brooks adopted;
ROd That the cordial thanks Of this Convention hereby tend
nd to s President the Hon Wm Wheeler for the able courteous
and impartial which be bas uniformly presided all b De
lberAionA
Tho final vote the adoption OF the New Constitution
fs TO be taken tomorrow evening.
The Cventlon this evening passed resolution giving
the Clerk the compensation the StenOgrapher,
viz s. per Rrinted page of the debates and proceedings
tenderg thanks to the Mayor and Common Council
Of Albany for cOurtesies extended.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

AMERICAN PIANOS IN GERMANY.-" We had
occasion tones filled every
muslcOver with a very agreeable surprise. The piano
from the factory OF Messrs. Decker Brohers was re-
ceved by Mr. George Schiller here ana tried by our mu
steal director Mr. SinZig fuller richer sweeter and
more carrying tone can never be heard in piano; In
fact this instrument with regard TO its superior work
mansp, well its handsome yet simple ana taste
full frame il one which reflects great honor upon Messrs
Decker Brothers who, told are the front ranks
Of the best piano in New York IT Courier
Rhinish Bavaria.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
THE WEATHER.

NOTWITHSTANDING O'clock u Afternoon
and gVeanOvsa The ocoek ~ he even
Monday appeared the ~ n W. pependieu light
cloud Of the nmulo formation; its length 800 90 times hs
mooas diameter diameter OF dereee It's form that OF column
lis being low and beneath the upper
Of clouds which dark and e1ae covered the
heavns the immense number OF the city burners
hone upon making appear times red and bright then again.
quite white remained nearly stationary for IS minutes then pursued
h toward the western horizon somewhat sm.
zenith O'Clock Monday morning When th
gathers the hor1on under an oferca
entirely red that the alarm bells have rung Tor
AZ
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

A National Fair IS 10 be held in New York
on the lIh of April for the reefof destitute widows and
mothers Of soldiers ana sailors who lost their lives IN tho
of country. The purpose Is noble one, and
the names Of tho COmmittsewho have the matter in
charge guarantee that t fair win be properly con-
Quoted The President is blrs Lieut. Gen Sherman The
Committee every Wednesday at their rooms No es
Rrca
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
INTERNAL REyENgE..THE WHISKY FRAUDS.

INTERNAL, REvENUE-THE WHISKY FRAUDS.
A process of the United States District Court
GSaSs @ sns the Charge
premises has reverted 10 the United States Marshal
whose deputies were in possession at h9 He 6o Porea Yer
Keepers appointed by tho latter hold tho ADJOINING
rectifying establishment OF Marcus Hanlon Co, ana
while they remain there the dstery will not be OF much
advantage those who were operating 1or ther own
personal profit and with the deliberate intent 10 defraud
Of whisky produced II was well known TO the Revenue
Department. at Washington. that the quantity OF
Gree" whisky upon the market could only md
M there through the eollusion OF local government
officers and the manufacturers and that was Dy suoh
conduct that the price Of whisky kept down and It's
onnrecafion made impossible In the hope OF obtaining
postye evidence upon this subject the secretary OF the
Treasury authorized Gen. Kryzan0wsh, VINO was at
acbed 10 the Eleventh Corps OF the army organized for
the suppression OF the Rebellion, 10 make enpee eA
sm1at}on OF the dsteres running in this CITY, and TO
mode adopted by their operators Tor evahb ae pay
ment OF the tax The General set 70 woA' anu tounu
ransements whereby the Treasury woaid 90 oenented
only so far the managers oil sno eSmnnII
Gated TO the authorities at Washingt0ni ana or or,
ders were at issued to suppress rotan te "a
the matter and assigned Col Porter with number OF
men 10 accomplish the seizure OF England US
tierv This was done upon Sunday night, as pupusneu
In vestariavs TRIBUNE and indispuaDle eVlncnce OD-
tained that the dstillery was connected Will ,h
Co.'S rectifying house aa9ns % rs S nrenises into the
other was found and is now ID C9l foitnl - ~ t
Courts however have restored Inc aSe 70 forciby re-
ted States Marshal aud threats were maue 20 10 hS ne,
move from the rectifynR house the ocess 80, Du'
a. these did not desire TO inaugurate an9Inet ~s
fhev nreferred 10 prevent the commission OF any overt
act and obtained from the captain Of the police dstrc.
the assistance of patrolmen ana these are %
night and day front OF the PREMISES 70 pIotecs no
assault the persons IN possession zen MY
received severe Injury at the time OF the s1Lc' ~ aa
Commissioner Hariand has telegraphod COeoYor ohyoA
that he will 20 this city from NssntYn y" 81,
day or Saturday next. Iho 0"''"" S'o ""'o N'''' w"
fheur AT