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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-26

RD> We are indebted to our friends
Messrs. Miller & Robertson, for a pa.
per Of r. +. Roberts Parabola Nee.
dies, of which they arc sole agents
here. The needles; are of gold-bur.
nished silver-steel, finely tempered
arc bright, smooth, tapcring aud
sharp. They are said to Ee "the best
in the world" So they say, that sthc
ladies say" Our present came most
opportunely, as wo wcro laborins un.
der common iniliction-the loss OF
several buttons. Wore this a rarity
with Us, we would give our friends a.
much credit for sagacity in appreci
aiinS our necessities, as thanks Tor
their generosity in relieving them
From henceforth, wo will turn over a
new Leaf, and with new needles and new
buttons will go on our way rejoicing
We will advise our readers who
haven't ''scwing machines" TO call
upon Messrs. Miller & Robertson, for
the "sovereign panacea." Tho rest
may do as they please.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-26

n@- Sec advertisement Of Town
Taxes. Returns must be made bv 1st
April next, and taxes paid by 1st May
next, to J. F. G. DuPrc, at Jno. Knox
< Cos store.
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OBITUARIES.


DIED. at her ,cs i,nrc tn Abbev,lle Dis.
,irs, :. T., "n the yu,h M january 1860
Ns ANNIE JOHNSON. in her slst year.
She was h"rn Nov. h. 1888 Of pi"us parent.
Hush aid Nancy MEX in. pom iheut u.r,nbr,
"i the lrsshl ts,Ian Church. On III. 9th ut
Tune, 1910. sh, was mnrr,-L 70 Juurtt,,
n"svn. VIII" d." u aud lci her in 1865. Ri.
yious'y pressed IN early iire. >hr JUNE the
NJ. T. Church in 1855 II, SmA ina Cn,m,.rneet-
ny. Sh. lived aud died u z,airus inr,ul -r 0,
'he Church. "nd nm -xn,nn- Of ri",y. Fai h
in in all tho rri"' ioas "f lie she wa di!,yru,
~ husin"ss. frrv-n in sI,lt. serving the ori'
\" excellent wife, KIND mother, n-iShhor no!
mistress Though for Years much efll;c,e.!
sh" was ever patient and r. sighed. and when
ne messenger came rhe bad her lamp trmm ed
'nining. She leaves six oh ldren, a numb. :
1T rrGnl and great grand children. aud many
friends I" mourn their loss. But their loss IL
ter eternal g.in.
Dearest Mother ,hon has, left us,
i'c'- orr loss We de-I.ly fe.!f
Blu, lis Cod VIII" has hcref ua
IL" cad Nil orr 70. r"ws heal,
Yet "gnin we b"pe 20 me. t. thee,
When the day Of life L. Il d,
III II. IN heaven. wit joy o gree, :h.e
Nhere 10 farewell trnr isesl.yd.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-26

DIED Lear C"kcsbury 3. c.. Feb. Ist.
1863. Hrs. NANCY MITCHEY nEFEER-
RON, "Ge1 about 10 years Duri, the las,
hfe"n years cf her life she bore the 10, of a
suffering invalil with Christian patience nnd
'"s'c"aiio ion. In ug. md extreme f..t,lrn, a.
a'e found the Saviour precious to her enul. an i
died trusting in him. A FRIEND.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-26
MARKETS.

. D. WYATT AIKEN.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
PAINTERS MATERIALS.
NOTICE.
CirY CLskn'a OPyIcg,

NJ
a. ~ CirY CLsHn'a OPytry
- Cairo, Ill., July ~. 1900.
Public notice II hereby given that committee has
been appointed 90 examine and correct the assess-
mentlist Of real and perons property for the eur.
rent year and that said list 10 now inny
Qfhes open for inspection, and will so remain until
Monday. the sh day ~ August, 1917, during Which
Tine ssla coinmucc viii hold daily meetings. In tie
~ ssid assessment hle with the City Clerk fln
wrtungl hts objections. JOHN BROWS y
Nola City tferk no teS.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
walnut Timber.

For Sale.--EIghty acres of the finest
Walnut Timber Land in the country,
situated in Mississippi county, Mo-,
four (4D miles northeast Of Charles.
ton and within eight ls) miles Of Cairo,
Illinois. Said land is adjoining John
Swank's farm. Also ten acres Of School
Land situated three miles from Cairo,
Illinois, on the Cairo & st. Louis railroad
line.
FOR terms and particulars. enquire o
B. T. Wbitaker's Drug Store, No. 1903
Commercial avenue, Cairo Illinois. dtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
CITY NEWS.
Daily, Sundays excepted.

II you want u good stove, or tinwart
hollow-ware, copper or sheet-iron ware
Elm roof, gutter, or anything In that line
call on a. Fraser, Commercial avenue
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, a, Il fitted up the
larges' and most complete shop IN
Southern Illinois.
q. Particular attention given to steam.
boat and mill work, copper smithiBg
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
ID ~ anr2id6m u MIMI u ~ ---
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
X M II MS @ UrDE,

hens, ~ Edinenprg, and. The late J,
college. = seis-, royal octsyo, IL
.eIous epg'at n ~ Prize, W "
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QNrIsH PERIODICALS.
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siisS pIses fopy ana aye saerss 4 prices
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. n
u II Il 9 - 3
Do u ID l. Il Il IL A & H..
81 Miles the shortest Route 10 New York
A. pisIurg ,rans from tie wsa min direct to the
Union depot where passengers for Harrisburg. Balti.
more, Washington, Phiiadciphis, New York, Boston,
and all the New England towns, are transferred to
trains of the
PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Buy You tickets for New York, Phiisdelphs and all
po,nis East. via the Pstsbarg, Fort Wayne Chicago
ANA the Pennsyvsna Central Railroad. The trains Of
TILL NOIS CE MT IL A i.
make close connections a. Ma,toop and Chicago esd
the entire trip 70 Nev York Is made with only two
change" OF ears heLlmW
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars.
with
Raised Room sstp.. zee Essssi
These cars are thorough, ventilated and provided
WIN eyoIy modern Improvement necessary 10 the
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
woodrufrs Patent
Run through 10 Philadelphia on all Night Trans,
out change, aaordiny Passsnsers q nigh, Of undis.
Lsssiss s1sm In New York Hour. in
Advance OF all other Li.ss'
And in time to secure Hotel accommodation. before
the arrival OF the passengers by other routes.
ToBoston and New Enslsnd passengers this reu,.
i.especiay desirable a, u gves them nm opportunity
fhg al ~ IL. 49,.
Mountains, besides yisiing PitisSSs. Phiisdeiphis
and New YORK without Extra Cost.
tickets win be anserTed' With her bsssass, 70 Nal
and Boat Connection, in New York, without charge.
.alEtfAt --Hii' aDA
Four Daily Trains LeaveN. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
.8g for New York;
miles; Time, hoers. sf.r.1r 80
This lie the only route by which passengers can leave
.hicago SATURDAY siiemoeH, In through car. This
aeiy, arriving in sewrork ., ssOo Monday inoInins.
Hours In Advance Of Other Lines! y
sorI al S'.S am. the the" SECOND DAY, IL M.Sss
81 y ssns Ef
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON. 4 \ 80 ---''
bEs1Es CHECKED thponxh to all station: on the
nd ii prime pal Western citiss s' .a"
;ss.srn point, are a all times a. favorable % ere
- Tsiosss isfss;: for srs.., ,A. ,...ee., enc.
n thu West, -
EDWARD ". WILLIAMS,
., oeneial Superintendent, Altoona Pa
i, klMBALL, Passenger Agent, Chicago
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

The Evsrrse BulIsrrs !. published every afer-
se,u. % No. "a Tenth Street, (Thornten B,ockh b.
nh. H. oberly Co., for circulation BY carriers,
svmen, and the mails.
Tho wsExLr BuLLsris, large oisht-psge forty coll
ann paper, Is issued Thursday, for the mails, and
for sale a, our counter and by newsdealers.
s~specimen copies furnished Sars. Address,
80 JOHN II. oBERi.y CO, csiro. IN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
EXECUTORs SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance u the provisions Of the last viii and
testament OF Baker Gordon, late OF Cape Girardsau
no decea.ed, COP, 81 which is duly recorded IN
flhf hecorder othce Of Ale xandtr county Illinois, in
'tttdd book "a A" pages lei etc.. the unds r.igne
ehecator OF rsld laS s and testament will Offer for
se, puhilc auction ~ the honi door Of the colirt
sols, on Monday, he sh day OF August nert, AZ two
ocloek pm, that valuable lot, With ia. large two
ure' between Poplar aud wsshugton streets. ana
Sset we court house, and known cpd d<rigpstsd on
u The nrsf addition To The city OF Care Ilinois
scm nn location. being within shoft dsisnoe from
sops' nous this property IL deemed .. desirahs
Ursissss ~ for residence purposes. v - - -
N rms-,Vne fourth cash, the balance in " month";
n no.e. bearing interest," secured by trust -deed on
sSssclsS Possession given on day 81 ssie sale
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
WANTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County Orders, at 70 cts.
w and City Scrip Nc % cents on tho dollar for all
Kinds o. Lumber and Builders Matcrials ,rl
isnlsdu 49, W. ". THORNTON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

cle OF great utilityi meets q
Eight no composition. Send
kTLEFIELp 4 DAME, No.
Boston. Mass. ae2lWAS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
FOR SALE.

CN0R SALE, CHEAP-Ncw Cottage and three
II lots, corner Locust and Sixteenth streets
marlddf GREEN q GILBERT, Attys
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
VlO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs; g. r. yeager Co.. near corner of Eighth
street and COMMERCIAL avenue, have supplied item
Meter Testers Parties Dissatisfied With the resistsr.
,ng " heiI meters can now have them tested Ii The
viii be charged to the party causing it Il thc mat.
70 iouad incorrect no charge will b made mvistf
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE CASE oF CAPT. Mills.

Capt. Nathaniel r. Mills of the Eighth Pre-
cnct was tried yesterday at Headquarters before the
full Board Of Police Commissioners charge OF selling
tickets for menagerie Milford, Penn, in April last
The Captain not deny the accusation, but the tes
mony proved that he had interest IN the show and
that he sold the tickets simply to oge his friend the
proprietor. who was sick The accused was on regular
leave Of absence at the time and his conduct did not IN
any way violate the rules Of the force The charge was
made by exCouneilman Edwin NJ. Hagerty, at the In.
stance Of Justice Bowling and Mr. John Graham, coun
selfor the defense, denounced the whole affair as
malicious persecution the part OF certain Eighth Ward
olticians and roughs whose antipathy TO Capt NILS Is
decidedly credAble 10 that officer. The case was r6'
Iefrd " the Board for consideration and there Is no
doubt that tho complaint will be dismissed,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
DONPSTTc NApVprS

DuMEellt hAkFFIh
an s'sessgsEI Of 10 sr saEs deHqus ss "a q Jale RouT a
o.vTGo May aFour /, steady bu uucbsuged, sale. bS a,
So 50 for No Sprn 81 Is for amber Winter 90 for White es
Club at 81 s sud 2Oo bush white cusSs at 81 Cora
held higher but the market quet sales hush New MTd West
r demand The inaEs, unchanged 10 90 bush c.nldaS
S.5 ~ iSPa gnebpparS caHs Ph%Reat &C. Con- 7 RE &c.
toNevYo Lumber 50 Is to tle Hudson Railroad fsgt-Poar
to Boston &c. g NeTYsk @e 70 Ahsny soc Tse a.oon' Of
be aseead follows Wheat sJ5 900 bush Corr $4,000 bush
CIsclsSAr Nav 8 flour dull and holders snroa, cell
SI in1 GS stn o.. ne asso Z =, 5 a. s5e Oas f.I
70 winter neg. Iore - Jo;-i,, "a -a
settled 10 offered 90 Bae ds9.95 cSGR C %P.s Pnd1anga &
st 81 9 Bag little dsmnad Lard sed at siSslS 'a 10 & sales %
shoulders 5s for Sides 6ed hghes at The close and
fair demand Shoulders 3ic Sides l6ia7c Hans firm at sigise
BUggALo Nay o. Frlghm-Wheat &c., Corn llc Oats 7lc
sTsG Foq ., ye % S & 1G % s YG "ea. S .s I' os I
81 26 800 bush no Chicago a. 81 25 2o bush White cansd'
i56o bush sample New ol bush Nss per sample
generally bed at 7Oc sales 600 Western 665s by saups
Rye Basy ISd SEED. dull aa 0on t pG5 .sdy - 20 L,
MILWAUKEE, May 26Pour dn ard unchanged Wheat un'etsd
sales l5 for No 81 u for No 0ss dal aud uom9I
Corn sales 6 for rejected Rye du at 10 for No
1000 bbs Flour l5oo bush wheat 5000 do 0as shlpneaa
ToLEDo Mar 2GFar dull Lowers Double Extra White whss'
offered 81 rs with no BUYERS Wheat dull heay aOd 9.sri Am
White offered at ST. IS; 60 bid Corn deenug No. zoe No
&c Oats held Rye dull and nominal Receipt
bbs Pour 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn so bush
Oats shpmertsl2O bbiA Fohr 1900 bush Wheat $50 bush
Corn, 1900 bush. Oats
Sr Louis May -Tobacco steady and unchanged Cotton dan
Mddlng 2iQl Flour heavy Suprane S4dS5 Extra ~ 25d
IS Double Extra s5a - 25 Treble Extra IS 0S6 iasoHu
81 3Od 31l; choice strictly choice 81 5Ua 65; fncv,
80: Spring 81 O9G Oi sney Club 81 ltd Is
Corn advancing; Yellow 72d75c white 6G80c Mired lie Oah
heavy 66d6e Barley dg prime 20 choice ~ 60Sl 90 rye
81 la 81 l5 Whisky quiet at S9c 81 Bacon hnnet
303 Shoulders i6 for Clear Rib Sdes ia 7i for Cleaf
Sides Live Hogs steady at 81 25QSe25 -
KEw.OKIKAss La 2G.-COttOn market hiddhnRS
23i sales bales receipts $50 bales exports GO bales Gold 9)b
EThange-Seng 1924 kewYo sight par Flour trm supertns
IS Double Extra rs 8o Treble BT Sc 2S Corn sc.Tee
White aOd95c Bran. 81 80 HAY S3l for Prime Pork
sHS Bacon 3Ic fe Sbonliers 7t6i7lc for Sides Lard
terces 8le 10 Kegs l9G20c Sugar-Pime l3l03lc COu
mon siGluic Moases nominal WHISKY slld97ie Coffee an
changed.
better 81 2 Cr.ds TurpentDe 81 "a Tar
ssy,sSaa Ca My 26-cotOu demand very light Nddnp s7e
sales IS bales receipts 379 bales
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
ENzz7zUzzz1xW
DIED.
,r. tLe 7sth ln,L sn,,p. rIfe q


BALDwfY-At Newark j. Tuesday the aSth inst Suu wife
Tbs y. a8d friends are invited to attend funeral her
Ieadsnce no o. % . pcdgn94's SesItL % E4aay. %e2%
BRYAST-on wdne'lay MAY Mr widow Of Joseph BrJhsl
The syes and friends, also he members Of MadsOuave Baptist
Church cordially invited her funeral from
desee No SO Hesterst Friday afternoon at O'clock
COX-sudienly Wednesday, the 10th Charles Cox in the
ls,ys; Of tn. family The @saSs5.o Of co@%oS
to attend ne R ss[a @ sfsis, T, e. @ S $ @ s ,s'S9is s No. @ Ger
DBLANOAt Hewbuzb wednesday May g. Louisa c. the eldest
daughter Of Warren sad Catherine r Deauo.
HAYBS-Iu city, Tuesday the 25h nst Mary C.. wife Of D.
Thus has fallen asleep whose lOveues Of character and
s.m Of An vino we're bougt within The .ce Of her influence
he sEuay lovely and Afscaonate whether as friend
10 whom e all the wealth of love was lnce1s
ssi many charms Of peon attractions Of mapge and yssa
dosthe Grace Of Christ she was az e1emliaI nenos ..
the Rev Dr. Buiduu Church 40 earnest aud zecs follower Of o
CHRISTIAN While We sorrow not those without hope y the memory
OF her bright besuU and useful life Suddenly cut short cannot s.t
hearts with ACCUSING gef and a or souls WITH toe o''rr
HADDEYA cas.L MONDAY .h; a'th inst william HadisH.
formerly Of Bookyu L. l., 10 The 8sh year of bis age -,
H friends and those his son Henry g. lailen are i5i % esd
The funeral on IhGrsay ats o'clock M ron 3D. FAa' hp'opH
HoGG-A. Cincinnati Mopiy ths 2h n Thomas Hunter Of
The relatives fhe my and the mmers Of Comp.gy
oh. ~ 'Sai9i Slosra law % H IL co"psiS. oTi s &c. ~
Jorasmon Brooklyn THURSDAY the 9Th inst At O'Clock ~
JUDSoN-A, Stafford Conn., Monday, Mas a. David Jadson 10
the 6ist Of biz
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited ~ aena lw ma
from Congregational Church Suauor on Thursday ihe S9
inst at O'Clock 10,
s.y Of disease the heart at tse 81 Cloud Hotel on
Wednesday the 2ih inst, Ralph W Newton oithn city aged ~
years
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral notice. tie hoCse o bis brother James
W Newton Broadway, Friday,
the 23lh iat, az , o'clock D IN
OSMUN-A East Orange Tuesday Nav 25 ofbeart disease,
Peck youns, child Of Daniel G. aud Coraeia osnua aged
3years. months AMI ~ days
friends the family respectfully invited :" attend
the residence u his parents Hsrisousf
THURSDAY the 2Ih at o'clock train otthe Morris sod
Railroad the foot of BARCLAY at O'Clock for Brick
Church depot
ROBINSON-On Wednesday MAY d. 1869 Henry lee Pobnscn
Carrie Lee Robinson. aged years aud moths.
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
FRIDAY O'Clock residence
Daoiel = Lee, esq, n" 800 BieeekersL
WALDEN-On welnesay the 10Th inst aer lingering lnes
wife OF PuAP Walden. the Sth year Of her
Fnera Melville Mls Friday tho 18Th Inst At II o'clock
wILLSON-A Msrns Wednesday the 10th MARI O. vito
Of William h. WilsoI sged 55 years
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Licut.-Gen. Phil. Sheridan and John c.
Brccdnrdge were in Cincinnati on Tuesday.
"A violent storm occurred at PerTyville,
Kansas on Tuesday. -Four houses were blown down and
one woman killed.
THE funeral of Col. Woodruff, yesterday,
late President OF the Mobile Board Of Trade was tho
largest witnessed in Mobile.
49,. Charles Foster, Of Chicago, was arrested
in buffalo yesterday charged with forgeries committed
on various parues In that city.
The annual May training yesterday, at
Boston, brought out a uc military display the different
corps generally appearing well uniformed and with full
ranks.
....D Dennis Kelly of Spencer, Mass, was
struck by passing train and instantly killed, on the
Boston and Albany Railroad, near Charlton yesterday
lie had been employed on the road for 20 years
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Louis,
have declined the Invitation Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic 20 participate in the decoration OF the soldiers
graves on the ground they deem it Inconsistent as
Christian women TO take part In the ceremonies on
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
DON'T DIspARAeE YOUR OWN cREDT'-Tur

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Although we disagree on protection"
am nevertheless pleased notice your welltimed and
sensible remarks In TIE TRIBUNE OF yesterday with re.
spcct 10 the present premium on gold. Sincerely do
trust that your prndent and wedirected influence may
sustain MI Boutwell, in the bost line Of policy naugu-
rated WITHIN the past four years viz, that Of reducing
onr debt by selling 10000 gold weekly, with the
OF ultimately nakngit $2OO0OOO This, though small,
comparatively speaking, Is step In the right direction,
and will doubtless show Mr. Boutwell, on It's pursuit.
that this sum can shortly quadrupled with safety TO
the Treasury and great benefit 70 every honest man
wishing 70 see hiscountry advance. This line Of policy
on Mr. BIS part has already been felt by our Wall.
st. gamblers and II steadily pursued will drive these
pirates 10 more legitimate business; gold viii down,
and when our people begin TO believe that dollar
greenback IL worth dollar In gold other nations Will
believe in II too, and the consequence Will be further
rise n Government bonds and national securities
abroad Until people appreciate our money. the
paper and gold dollar will never be at par.
Continue Mr. Editor, 10 give Mr. Boutwell, the support
and advice OF your influential paper this happy issue,
and every branch Of business will flourish Of yore,
and your influence in counteractng the OF war
with Great Britain will eectualy check the Wallst ad-
yepturers from running the best business interests OF
country DO this, Mr.. Editor and may you have the
support and cooperation OF every honest In our
country as you have mine. Yours, very respectfully,
Nsto. York. May 22 1869. II. A. j.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
OBITUARY.
sm CHARLES WENTWORTH DIXIE.


Cur 'ish papers announce the death Of
sir Chac 20 fentworth Dixie. which occurred at ST.
PetersDrrS she late Baronet was born IN London IN
1870 ana wos the only Of the late Sir Charles Went
worth blk' chief proprietor and 1T one time editor Of
me A#t"@t newspaper. and subsequently manager Of
The DaHJ Noes he aseducated al Westminster school
and suD'eq 4ly at Cambridge where he took his de.
grees IN lavFin early fe he was associated with the
literary lahag Of his father whom he largely aided bv
ms cultivated talents, bis wide range Of information
sound jude ait and habits Of business AT the first
Great Exhibition he was the leading member Of the Ex
ecutye Committee, and such came INTO freopent CON
tact with toe late Prince Consor who gained 40 high an
opinion Of him 10 the honor OF knglthood to bs
offered 10 h. That honor, however as well "a all neon
mary remuneration declined by him r,a, ia
might not he entirely warded the Queen sent 10 mrs
Dixie handsome diamond bracelet AZ the second ~
hbitlOn, a. Dixie was one ~ the five Royal Co,a,s
Eloners arpoined by the Queen The resnsetstioI ~
The R0ya Horticultural Society Of London was in Ver
great measure due 10 his eXrrtlons one Of Tie plst
tive OF IT. fge Presidents Soon after the death az tbe
Prince COnrrt the Queen conferred barOnetcy ON NJ
Dixie, IN recognition Of the Princes fiendship for ltn
ln the aft Parliament, Sir Charles Wentworth bike was
Liberal Mcmber Al the last general election he was
defeated, lrt his only MIR (nOw Sir Charles Went
worth Dl. was chosen IN Chelsea Ho is also a mem.
Der OF the Liberal party.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY OF BANK - THE
THIEVES FOILED

Some time on Tuesday night a party of
burglars. who had evidently long contemplated an
attack on the building climbed upon the paint-sh
adjoining the Eleventh Ward Bank, at the corner OF
Tepth-st and Avenue ID, and in a short time
had tunneled through the wall into the fire
place Once inside the building, an attempt was
made on the vaults containing the bank deposits.
The doors OF these Of heavy chilled iron and al
though tire ra-C.E succeeded m getting off the outer
plating the main portion resisted their utmost efforts 10
di.place H. Several holes drilled IT, but these
apparently were Uf 30 use no attempt Was made 20 In
trGlLce powder generally the IN fairs of this
KIND II II c0urctured that daylight surprised tho
c1z with their task scarcely begun ana they thus
coupelled 10 beat retreat Tor fear OF
discovery All that the thieves secured for
her trouble and the OF their tools ud set OF the
latter such as would be necessary job Of this kind
wouG cost "a good SUM revolver ANA s. which they
found I'm drawer while rummaCiug through the place,
aud took away AS sgnt sOlaCe for their disappointment
I'm failing 10 handle the banks treasure The bank
officers felt much eated 40 the success OF the thieves.