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WAsnINoToN; Janes 1.-The Radicals
carried the election. Tie opponents made
little contest, and the polls were abandon.
ed 10 tile neg,oes. A rot occurred in the
Second Ward to-day. The negroes chased
a conservative black man to his house and
assailsl the house. The inmates escaped
to the rear. rhe conservative found refur.
in the upper story, when the police snrrouu-
ded ths llonse and brought the conserva-
tive dawn, e1,sloscd him in a hollow square,
aud took hitti to the polls, when he voted
The nesroesabow b.mg furious, threw a
volley Of stones, and fired pistols OCCASION
ally. The chief Of police WAS burt in The
arm. lie ordered his force to fire over the
mob This Increased the n obs violence
when the police were compelled to fire a
volley directly into: them. killing one and
wounding three, when the mob fed Ear
lier in ile day a POLICEMAN was cuI with a
razor and seriouIy beaten, in the Sixtl,
Ward. The rio,ing has been confined en-
tirely to negroes. The negroes show no
disposition to modest the whites so far, but
they are drinking freely, which cause much
apprehension ) for salty during the night.
The marines have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness, to quiet the fears
OF The people. I: IS just to say That no re
spectablaeqloreds citizens of Washington
participated in 9f encouraged the rio;s to-
day. Ira 4 ( ~, r
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Markets..

New York, juno 9.-GolJ, 800
Cotton quiet and firm at Bic. ...
7P. M.-Cotton firmer aud active
with sales of $500 bales at 31l
Flour f;svors buyers, with a moderate
dcmand-supcrfnc, s4.124; common
to fair extra Southern, SG.30@6S5
Wheat 1c. bcttcr-ncw white South.
ern, SO.
CHARLESTON, juno 9,-Cotton firm
but quiet for want Of stocks; sales
81 bales middling 29!030 receipts
LIVERPOOL, June 9-Noon.-C Cotton
quiet-uplands III ; Orleans -.
LIVERPOOL: June 9-Evcning.-Cot-
ton quiet-uplands III; Orleans l2;
sales 10000 bales.
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Z
ThcYargest elephant in the world ar.
riEsaiaa New York by the' steamship Hell
vetia. She is called the empress" j.
about twenty years old and stands twelve
fess fisA AND q half, high. AT an early hour tie
Hamburg steamer dock at Hoboken WAS
crowded witt, an, eager throug, who waited
patiently for the enormms amin al to COME
forth. i.nkt last came the Empress, slowly
ana A.ltbsra,ely;; turning sharp al The
gans.p!ank she suddenly gave snort and
.ay;ES9sr.t4at sounded LIKE, distant thunder
and seemed disposed to make trouble
The keeper eprang ahead and 10 the mos,
endsgmg manner persuaded her highnes'
to dassehd: The slip almost careened a.
che advanced little more to the side, and
qpe q hnge @ faot, IKE g pillar Of the Custom
house, rested on .6e gang plank. TIete
was something absolutely touching I;hi in the
wayllta agigauticlbsasts would reach forth
herahbk'aal pptSs stopnd the keeper
EASSobId Rst L aaa 'agaio invite. the Em
press TO come on and not be afraid. Tie
hinge animal sl6&iy yfdessanled, ,it,e GROVE
pgyiing silently as. she. advanced. Whe,
sha,rsacfied tba dock d,as people cheerda,
i6safy aha abs keeper put lis arms arouu,
; hsr ~ a ;tstsPk ,sgd kissed L With delight" A
Tor her maisslys she ttpmpeieds iopt be
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Administrators Notice.
ABBEFILLE COUNTY.
In The Curt of Probate.


ALL Persons interested in tho Es-
tate Of ROBERT MARS, deceased,
will take notice that petition has
been filed by William D. Mars, in the
Court Of Probate, said County, pray
ing a FINAL DISCHARGE from
the administration of the Estate of
Robert Mars, deceased That there
fore tho Court Of Probate
ORDERED, that the said William D.
Mars have leave On Tuesday, the 18th
day Of July next, to make application
for final dismissal and discharge
from the administration of the Estate
of Robert Mars, decd, according to
the late Act Of the Assembly in such
case made and provided.
w. d. MARS,
Admir- Of Estate of Robert Mars, dec'd.
9th June, 1869, 7, 4t
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CONSIGNILES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot at Abbcvillc
III W Lawson g. Co., o II Porchcr
J W Crawford, J W Lesley, Dorsey 4
Cosby, II a McCaslan, w Moore g. Co
a Il Bowman, Baker & Clinl1scales,
D J Wardlaw, Trobridgc & Co.
EXPRESS.-E j. Patton, L G
Mauldin, Robt Mottwcll, o Gicsburge,
k p Wideman, Langdon Chevcs, "A
W Lathrop, CT Haskell.
u. r. SONDLEY,
Agent.
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:ID FREE { SCHOOL D I
!. : TEACHERS. ri,
--z3.l..a. q! u !.

ABREsyIlhLE sIl1 s g 9 ,;l4La MAYs ], =, l 1859
EXcHfNG BENEF1crARrEsos
! the Free School Fund, ips the Gonnty
of :Abbsril 81 C;.,ssj jhre ,reqhestad to
aforWard the aho oaRt sog thsir acc6nnts
immedia sly AZ Il yssr commencing
IIss ss lSsasss s|ss
'ffpiasfons 81, q S AZ ths stiu Tine
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CIRCLES OF PRAYER.-The ncxt
quarterly convention of these "Cir
cles" will meet in the Presbyterian
Church at Nincty-Six, on Thursday
the 24th inst. Services will begin al
I'm. l.. ~, t,...a
Though it is q busy season of the
year, brethren will remember the
divine injunction not only to be "dili
gent in business" but "fcrvent in
Spirit, serving the Lord"
G.. W. PRESSLY, Chairman.
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T sAUousrA, June 5.-The TElherton Ga
sette states that an insurrec,ion plot has
been disclosed bya negro, having for its
object the burning Of the towpsof Lexing-
ton, the County seat Of og'elhorpe, and
massacre of the inbabitants.T The sheriff
and a posse of men in arresting the negroes
implicated, were resisted by one, whom they
shot and killed.
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I .ssW !.,s .s'sI ear !,

.sasg sasIo1 ! ia oaW .ssss;cn
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Obituary..

Died, in Laurcnccville, Alabama, at
her residence, on "Wednesday even
ing, the End of June. 1869, Mrs. S.
JANE McCARTIEA, wife Of the Rev.
Clarence L. McCartha, formerly of
AbbcviIle, and daughter of the Rev.
w. IT.. Farrow, Of Greenwood. S. G.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

lS hereby given, that will sell at
public auction ut Abbcville Court
House. on Monday 21st inst, two bar
rels Corn Whislley, continuing thirty
eight gallons more or less, seized by
II. Il. Guffin, Special Selling Officer, as
the property of VIM. Wicklife, for a
violation of the United States Rev
cnuc Laws, and, also, three small bar
rcls of tho same, containing thirty
eight gallons, moro or less, as the
property of ono McCracl1cn, by the
same officer, for the samo offence.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
THE WRECK Of TINE STEAMER SCOTLAND.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALDs-
Your readers are aware that the wreck OF tne
6cotland has for more than two years rendered tne
navigation OF one Of the most important channels
through which vessels pass to the harbor ol NC"
York very dangerous, ana that several wrecks nave
occurred from striking some portion OF the Scotland
or vessels have been grounded by being compeied
to seek other channels. The Scotland IN measure
ment and tonnage is believed, was the largest iron
vessel except the Great EasternI ever buit-cop-
structed entirely OF iron, hull masts spars ana rig
ging To remove this wreck exhaustive efforts nave
been mado by indi,-.daals and companies Tor
the last ts~o years with but little appafen' sue
cess. Last spring Congress Appropriated ca'
-uudred thousand dollars for the removal OF the
wreck, The Neptune Submarine Company OF New
York were awarded the contract by Major General
Newton for the accomplishment OF the work. Inls
company Is AN association OF gentlemen OF wealth.
and influence, under the immediate management OF
their President, MAJOR General Joseph hayes WAC
commenced active operations LOT tne rem0va o. .ue
full derrick of the steamer TruXton. Inc steamer
and all the wrccking operations are WORKED under
-Ohurchili. The electrical and submarine appa-
ratus for torpedoes and submarine explosions
used were invented and construcsea yorear uy vo"-
and are operated under his immediate supervision
and direction The results obtained by two suDma-
rine explosions 1.-THE last OF which was mace ON
Thursday, december sI) have proved efrective to q
degree exceeding all former calculations, the two
Charres it has been ascertained by actual sound
inrs and the examinations made by divers, having
to the extent OF onehalf the iengh Of the scotland
1.-THE forward portion over 200 feet) been enectuay
removed. giving q depth OF water In many places
several feet deeper than before the wreck occurred
The work already accomplished has fully demon
strated that two or three more explosions VIII ef
fectually remove all that remains OF the Scotland.
SO soon as the and weather shall permit the
company will certainly complete the entlre work.
1t is hoped Mr. Editor, that You will continue TO
urge upon Congress the importance OF immediate ns
Hell Gate obstructions and all others which impede
or render the approaches to city to the
millions OF property which Is daily exposed TO de-
structlon and that Congress VIII no longer delay SO
important Q work.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

A THIRD TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-Sherin Webb, OF
Rutherford county yesterday brought TO the city
another named Sam Cunningham IN Rutherford
county some time since. He was delivered over 10
the Jaor In this city to await his trial before the SUI
preme Court He has already had two trials before
an inferior court and was found guilty each time.
new trial was granted at the rst, and at the last
Union Dec %
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID ADMISSION so CENTS.
JANUARY TO TO-
LAST WEEK.
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
THE EMERALD RING.
The attending this charming production and the
ncreang desire Of the public 10 witnsss IT, would warrant
ts
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD,
but engagement entered into with the JUSTLY CELE-
Mr. JOHN Z. OWENS,
which be postponed he sails for California !eb
ary 1882 the management reluctantly compelled TO an
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST SIX NIGnrs
AND FAREWELL MATINEE OF
THE EMERALD RING
AND
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS;
crafty those who have been unable 70 attend
these CHARMING PERFORMANCES arrangements have
been made with the great artates
FOR AN EARLY RETURN,
THE EMERALD RING
win again shine forth In all its brilancy.
FRIDAY, January 8, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MT. ana
Nrs BARNEY WILLIAMS. -.
Mr.. JOHN r. OWENS engagement commences on N ON
DAY EVENING January II. 1853, when be Will appear IN
JUsHu * BUTTERBY, in THE VICTIMS, ana the ever
t memorable SOLON SHINGLE.
Seats six days In
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW YORK CIRCUS
L. D. ..DuScsoS
wrDsRsDzs a1llsszs Asb # safhJspAy n
q both Of which e we'll :: every night - wm DspFs
''n''a XII if2s1P.ssf AND VARIED
n sssss .Sss '5sSf TROUPE
sAz csoBzF sEo5PBzzFFs sDAs1sTSL APsA1sTToL1SIsTs Sh1sSS
sHSEsDf' SUCCESS
o. tho intensely Sys4SD a&SsI's Como pANroMrxE,
sESs ssss ssS 4 4SSssS$SSHsSssszSssSzisE:
The dsF MosF pXhiSa 0AHSdisH ~ f4A TaDY SsibERs.
IN her wonderful fssR sfs
AND woNnERs sSrnas HEFsAnAEEsfnIlc Of ATaEEfIc SKILL
Al the dss1 NEW ssw Soss Il TX CIRCUS TROUPE
THEAyRE EsAEcA!s aEEEvIEyE gEssyyEyE yTEEF5E 5E
Sole Isi'si a1s R!sSsiE %ssx 81 ahAo
GENEvIEvE DE BRABANT.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, with s great cast ana
'pssoDsfr e mise e CARRIER BEcxERs
Or shs ecmpsay so%pr.as 10 Rsr;oS; ,T cppvr mi !.
produced the hrst time in America next Thursday.
TnEArRE FRANcA1s. L'G1L csEyE
Sole Lessee and Director ~. oRAu !.u
boanc, LdIL CREvE, Thursdsy Evening, Jan. ala
Words and music by the same author :.
Mr. has the honor to that second novelty
the Theatre Francais after the ncompar
TsIh osRSs yin ' the
for the first Time before the American public
In announcing this chef Of the gifted composer
Herves brilliant example that tempted
Odenbach TO become his potent rival.
L'tEIL CREVE,
with powerful with that inmitabe briance
for which the Theatre Francais has become
30 celebrated,
The will comprise RoseBel Desclauzas, Carrier,
the company comprising N0 persona. :,
Sale OF seats for LEIL OREvE win commence on Nom
day
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

Additional importance viii be given 10 this work from the
fact thai Mr. has under his control the finest
vocal musical organizations In the country
THE SUPERB CHORUS
Of Baseman Opera ~ for possessing
the number OF the finest best trained
assembled any chorus In this countryw by IL
perb rendition OF the greatly hcghsn the eject Of
this extraordinary musical production.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
needa special mention, being celebrated every city
the Union Of the FIRST OF the kind
existence. Both will be under the leadership Of
Mr.. ADOLPH BERGfELD. Nusics Director.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03


s.s q si. representation .. O. Tos: sni'.s
'.l' popular fan'oTiRi HHSPTY r. puxprY
The incompatible 1saE aRirIcES r. F g.ns0T%,Wx =. 1Wx
now ADDED % Is: rsaas sorssos: nsd q
Sh sH Rrz r
from : D'r'ou1s i'sis.Sh ssisSb 2 zsD 4 BROTHER
lSo
W. Brosdwsy,' corner Of rhl..!sss street
TWO rEarokSns6Es TSR II DAILY Sn y X + THEATRE
Fieepth week and last but three Of the brilliant engage
mem LYDIA THOMSON BuRLEsQuE TROUPE.
Every wsSn::asy @ T HSRS anS sss15S.y oS
supported By The whole sIsngsh Of the company
10 commence VII ThE QUIET FAMILY.
oAr Friday
4 VIII aSs
raE fESxFIiSAS.s ~ fH1S:s: .sS SIX a; sossshs
''s:s v.uss y G Length ana
n CARD THn PUDLIc.-Aessrs Kelly Leon respect
y Y as s S Sd1 RI s
:as ss Ass:
g :n :s - oq ss oa have
leave hl. city, where they have met with such marked sue
sss 3; =:
sss % "a 21s 2p : 'A'
KELLY LEoSs ,s sISsTsE5s sSqs II pn 9 sEoAPwAY
raIof SsS s. sSs
ONLY SIX S AcRE fssT5 fEkS6ksANcss @ IN sEw M YORK
Leon n 1s ;s' :Sa as'''
u. Shss praise rom he public and the pres
The Only Leon nond:y jan M Pnrosan Ross R ss'' ss
Is: ne Only Only ison & wsans:a.y :: PrSs.n Rose 6si
e: e: S.y S. PS::a ss:: & s:
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~ s's!Es riSIE':: - SiassSsSfAA SisassSsSfAAy
1yses.a fnsarssr bur- sasorss &c four lime. nisAs
ne entire cSmpa1y s Va, appear and the srahdes blu
'A'Ss$Sf tS$S$t5E Hss 5Sif aftsa saSSasai sEsa u
dss9sSSBisb' Sss s$4SsSS SSSSsss SiSSH
mpsrsonasion Of Gsbsi 0endarmes, master.
E';a H:
suslrsSSE SsFNSs5H sss... AsS 5 FgszfHs.sS # ssS DOE.
81 AhSsd aaF FHs hHHh
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DAREPA.RosA-s -sTEINwAy HALL
PARErA-RosA coNcEsrs
d. DE ...s.'s..''Asasss
Nns rARErA,RosA, the srea. favor.s and mos. popu.
s9s from .., s:Sn
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Nina: PAnLPAEosA xii 3 s;;;,sd \ p =. -
ssPofHSvsE s fGsta y. % g::''
Mr. GEO. ". COLBY, Aee0np.ns- and ,rvv ,ror. Landau
the greatest Piston player world ENGAGED
sassion 81 SiI'RFsT 'RsssyTvsd sss,: 81
~: Il s :s: .ns ~ s ~
sPEciAt NOTICE. dsfs.s spsouls'ors no more than
IJooLEY's n. D. OPERA HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG
srels Grand nsinss every Saturday i Adm
sion y cents. ----------
Mrs. r.s. coSyyAyrss rARK 4 THEA!TsE, ATE ssooxLrS.
mrs ,. B. CONWAY.
Mr.; Bronssy pslmsins. z p Conway
up" Auip"' MxRRiRD LivE. :
hrs Samuel .Mr. .. .. conway
Mas y coswAynt NstsAs sASf trrScH TEAJRz BROOKLYN
the honor 70 announce shs patrons Of hs above ssAb
''''A'1' HIS BENEFIT
FRIDAY, .rss JxsRExsfs, Rsfsf fPss 1882
Boz book now open. For particulars see prosramms.
win shortly open,
lie new Yort Ladies'
Of Anatomy.
DANJo INSTRUCTION HENRY @. poisson, 80
M msos ssw y s"s %Ps oI soarss s n
VUAxrEp-A SMART BysINEss NAN A. PARTNER
IN 6ral M buau
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

WALIAoK's.
LAST NidiiTs * FOR THE PRESENT OF THE FOLLOW.
ING PLAyS:-
SATURDAY, January 2-MONEY.
MONDAY. January l-MONEY.
TUESDAY, January b-MONEY.
WEDNESDAY, January s-THE CAPTAIN OF TH1
WATCH and WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME
FRiDAY, January 8-AONEY.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Box book for Mr. Lester Wallack's nights open.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

w word presented approval Of the public of
America IN the worthless possbls, the Directors
well earned and firmly sssbshsd reputation serving e
mngni6cence Of the production The enter
prise which wilwith International copyright law exist
tho author OF Opera bouns for The sole right 70
or the music Of the community; and IN perfect
conndencs that his acon thts matter viii mest with tbs
deserves that the Director presents for pub
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
ANTUsKnrKNTs.

RTIBLO's GARDEN.
TOkORROw AND EVERY EvEHiua IILL FURTHER
NOTICE
Doors open TO- begins at r. Nj concludes at 10 40
ENTHuslAsrIC AUDIENCES,
GREAT DRAMA oE THE DAY,
AFTER DARK,
AFTER DARK
LONDON BY NIGHT LONDON By NIGHT.
THE GRHAT RAILROAD SCENE,
THE GREAT RAILROAD SCENE
THE GREAT SCENES OF THE UNDERGROUND
RAILWAY,
THE RAILROAD STATION,
THE SILVER HELtt
and that strange SCENE UNDER BLACkFkIARS
BRIDGE with It's houseless odgers Of warrants and wns
London In sight and the wifes attempted suicide
THE SCRNERY is ALL TRUE TO LONDON IN THE
YEAR lS08
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

NINTH IsrANrRy NATIONAL GUARD
TuEspAY EvEX1SG, JANUARY ! Isss
az sss sss. q admitting gentleman and two LADIES' '1ra :
The tickets limited and only b procured through
Colonel John Il. wsoz lss Chatham street and II Pazk
Lieutenant Colonel Charles r. Braine n Cedar street.
surgeon S's:. 'ssS
Adiutsn. Edgar =: Allen g Cedar street.
on%.:.s Ti.sso1s ssssss sra. s.sy p ssw.
ssssa Esssssn S s%fs S:ssa ss ssi,s.sI .
S.s.er & 4 HEsnSS,ns a /, %sssins,oa street
SHS. TS II a. P's,
Capt wn. Z. van wy,ssis % sssimsn street.
S:ps JON JON s.esi s sis gnl'ea ssS1 :!asss sss'
Capt. Capt. Arthur s B!sasy, % SS'is@ 10 sspsry. ay.''
Lieut. aobsr. r courtney, Bse'ow Carpet Company, q
Lieut. Lieut. Ssss ssss i s.s. ~ u: s room
Lieut. Jacob V Schmidt s. Beaver street.
:s s.... s.i. = asss1ss Y " sS%ss;;ss,
Lieut. Jo,. =; Pollock, MAYA, vmc., .--.'om House
Lieut. s%us ssnn aa1y:s 1ss:.g = kk,ssf kS a. .ss
Lieut., Theodore ". Myers, 81 South William sirssl
EsI.n Sois 'Pdfs Lee sssS.sss s.s:ss s'sss .ss:
ssss ss,s 81 os.s.$ x,s. :ss. :,.;
ssy sssTss.n. Z Z. a \ Tss@r,.,i 3 %@ g Bssy.r street
ssrs..as Henry ~ sr.ass @ s'Ssi is NASSAU @ ..r..
Corporal Frederick Allen, lss Pearl street.
Private Monten0re ia West Thirteenth stseet.
frivass Horace y. Russ ~ Pine street, room No. 4
LcIREMENw BALL
IL The forssh annual bail IN aid Of The widows. ana
Orphans Fund OF The late New YORK Volunteer Firs Depart
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
1eNrs 11oNNpAY EyEs.no, J~ANgAEf ~ g, Ieea.
JoBr j. wxsTRAy, Secretary Eo. william street
Proscenium and dress circle boxes secured
plieation 70 James y. wenman President
CTUrvEsASr CLUE.
ANNUAL BALI.
AT IRVING HALL.
Monday evening, January II, 1859.
TWELFTH ANNUAL BALL
NEW YoRK cxLEDoMAN CLUB,
rBRRERo's AfoLLo HALL,
Corner Twenty eighth strsst and Broadway,
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY Il, ,ssa
admitting gentleman asd Two ladies.
THE ANNUAL BALL or THE r. n. KREHAN Asso-
citation Will take place on Tuesday evening, January 4.
- Irving Hail.
pALLs, BALIs.-THEATRE rRANCAfs.
- Persons desous 10 the Thesre TAneaise for
bAlls are requested 70 make early application.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

NEW YORK CIRCUS,
~ Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

a YOUNG EN0LfsH LADY As GovERSEss TO
70 uunx childfen teaches English and music AddYeeo
n .bor ~ Herald oise.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

Svep UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER 18TH sr.-l
~ s)tker IN once or a. home
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

win be presented IN the magnificent manner which has
characterized each Of the Directors productions
being spared each detail OF the mise shall be
every cpe equal and far possbe superior 10 the
rsan model The following list OF the experienced who
have engaged In this production sufficient guarantee
q The superb ,s.us;M vnraur,rr ....a ~ ~ vArxsHA
Mechanical Ene-ts. Mr.. 3. WALLIS
cossumss nsssrs nxRiGH tcsinmcr Of hs Theatre
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

4 r.Apv vurk,Y OOuPETENr TO TAKE TIE EN-.
re charge Of family, school or position Of trss
DESTROYS q an @ s ,.c Dss % 70 me city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-16
IORTUGAI..
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. january Is.

CHICAGO, January Io'
A bill has been introduced i'll the
State Senate to authorize the cOnstruc-
ton of Mammoth Hotel, in this city,
by the Chicago Hotel Company. The
capitol is to be FIVE hundred thousand,
with the permission TO increase it to one
million.
Judge Drummond decided on two in
dictments, that the ruling of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, that a
persons income includes debts and.prO-
missory notes payable in future, is
erroneous, and parties indicted as hav-
ing made fraudulent returns were ac-
quilted, they having excluded monies
due the next year.
News of tragedy in Monroe, Greene
county, Wisconsin, has just been re-
ceived that Angeline Shroyer, shot and
killed Patrick Crotty, who seduced her
two years ago, refused to maintain
their child, and was insulting her when
she fired at him. She is now in jail,
but the people sympathise with her.
The use OF the Wisconsin Assembly
Chamber has been rendered on Mon
day evening and successive evenings,
for a discussion of the political issues OF
the day, by the rival candidates for the
u. S. SenatOrship.