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cause Il Ia sepsfa!iy two Or threo wcc,a later,
On tho whole therefore. 1t Ia probable tha,
tho crop of spring wheat will l,eausually
heary and Of good quhlity.
Tho crop Of corn 'swHl be enormous. Moth.
Ink can prevent this bnt f7try early ffosts.
THO reports from nearly all portions Of I'LL.
nols and Iowa aro Of quite = glowing chnr.
acter. Should we have no lrosts TO damage
1t beforc the fifteenth of August, the West
will probably see tho best corn crop ever
raised.
Tho crop Of oats u unusually hsavy, aud II
Is mostly harvested and asved. In some por-
uons the crop il enormous.
Tho barley crop, Always m uncertain crop
in the Northwest. Is reported to be better
than for hve or sl1 years past; but we fear
the recent raIns may haYc stained the crop
somewhat and damaged 1t. OF this, how
erer, We have no Information. y is genetauy
harvested, and The quality and Yield src said
to be sAtistaetory.
The RE crop is heavier than ususl, and
The quality Is good beyond doubt. It Is gen
erullY barTested, sud VIC hear Of no complaints
n to damage By recent rains.
On the whole, The people Of the Northwest
hayc reason to be grateful to Provideuce for
the abundant yield Of cereals with which
theE are likely to be eusichcd. Therr Is but
little In the crop reports thus far to cause
alarm. but much to encourage and stimulate
to Erentcr endcavors hereafter. The North
west will have enough of corn alone to feed
the armies Of Europe, should they keep fight
Inc till 1867.
, 1866-07-28

OF tho United Htatcs, and for tho purpose Of
enabling tho (oyal people ot said State to
Organize STATE Government, whcrtty Justice
may bc established, domestic Tranquility In.
sured. aud loyal ettlxcns protected Ia all their
rights Of life, liberty and property, !. Andrew
johnson, DC, do hereby appoint William ".
Holden Provisional Governor Of the State Of
North Carolina. DC" Tho remainder Of the
proclamation prcscribos the duties Of Holden
in the work Of building 6tato Government,
and In defining who shall, and who shall not,
exercise tho elective franchise. Thus Ta sec
that johnson treated the political State Of
North Carolina n dciuuet. The people, Of
course, wcrc not dead, uor was the terra ffs7sa
swallowed up, but the State. a. political
organization, no longer existed. He treated
the old Coustitu tion OF North Carolina as
null and void Its laws he trod under foot
- worthless, and binding on nobody. Ih
clvn officers, from Governor down to
constable, he set astde a. unau-
thorized to perform any official function.
Now, II any ono can conceive of such
thing asa &ate:whteh has no Executive officers
no courts Of Justice, no Legislature, no laws,
he has greater powers ofimaR Rtnation than falls
10 tho lot Of ordinary snoEtals. Whether the
State Governments Of rebeldom died nat
usa1 death, committed suicide, or were Killed
by the Federal armies, Is not aterAf; but the
admitted fact Is material, that johnson treat
ed them Is defunct, and proceeded to orEa'
n1ze new governments within the territorial
limits Of the former States. When he be.
came President he regarded The rebels as con-
qnered people, and tho land they lived on, as
territory conquered from the
Confederatcs. He governed those
conquered rebels by martial Law, until he had
organized ciyil governments for them. Up to
this point bis aclion followed the Republl.
can theory, except that tho Republicans
denied his authority to discriminate IN regard
to tho right OF suffrage, aRuinst loyal blacks
and In favor Of disloyhl whites; and further
more, they insisted that the ncw coast1ta.
tious which he had cansed 10 be framed BY
Provisional Conventions, ehould be submitted
to the voters for adoption. Thia be refused
10 have done, ,.and those constitutions
have never Jet been ratified by sny
class Of people-loyal or dltloya1,
white or black. In the process or creating
State Governments for the eouth,' IoAasoa
made white rebels legal voters and disfran-
ehised loyal blacks. lie refused to have tbs
new Constitutions submitted 10 the voters
Tor adoption or rejection. He 1nzists on pre-
clpltattng those lalf organized communities
into full aud equal participation Id the uov-
er,ment 81 the Unlted States without the
consent Of Congress-, without antecedcnt con-
dlt1ons. Without Investigation or precauiton
Ant tbeae thrse things constitute "my poli.
eli" rhieli erefs Copperhead and rebel sup.
, 1866-07-28

and iantast:cally cosnbIt cd, willis both t;l@u.
gAriT and htliaru'y agoFd most cha mInR
prospeeta, which At once unite tho beautiful
mo tne snbtmc. Mr. Woods. Of thc Tlmts.
pcs q = pleasant &klt during the soyass 10
talenttr, which was Aeicd on board and had
brilliant succeas. Thero was pleasant
satire Of ahc chief promoters of tho AtlnntIc
erele scheme. stnong whom M1. Cyruo Fl I'D
vas ptomtnmt, but u Neptune was IN the
the unusual appearance OF the wires, they
were no doubt feeoneiIed. and took IN good
part, tho some xhat hard bits OF the inhespi-
table sa'iri*ts. London has thrown forth
her neWspaFer correspondents broadcast
At The present moment. Generally
distance from the actual feId Of battle, and il
they do not "write at home N ease,n they
graphically describe with the aud Of field
class, and from ttaomc lofty e1ntnence." tie
movements Of divisions and equadrons In act
ua conflict. During the war IA Ita,y. how
With the Garibaldlan volunteers, ro9a into
the thick OF q sharp conflict, snd while bull
let's were flying about aud knocking ever men.
be encouraged the Ragaxxi-thc "1ads," Us
Gasihaldi anectlonateIy calls bis troopa-to
advance, and tended and withdrew tue
word IN his own correspondence. Bis brother
reporters, Of whom Mr. sala Is one, hare uen-
toned It for him, and 1t Is fact that Garbnl-
di himself thanked Mr.. Bullock for his gsl-
lantry. But be Is accustomed 10 danger, for
he encountered denth several times during the
last insurrcclfon IN Poland, where he was also
correspondent for the same journal.
SATURDAY, 4o'CLocK.-TAe PsrasIau I'D.
vance guards are reported at Zualu1, a town
short distance to The northwest of Vlepua.
The failure Of large banking establishment
ut Birmingham has created great excitement
amongst commercial clnsses. II win greatly
tend to shake confidence In other banks, and
renewal Of The panic Of last month Is appre-
heuded
, 1866-07-28
STATE H1llCADE,

: The New York I1mss, which, under the
maltgn influence OF the King Of tho lobby"
has turned Coppcrhead, Is very much dis.
tsfssed about *'thc case Of Tennessee" It
was opposed to the ratification or tho amend.
mcnt by Tennessee, and 10 her admlsslou on
The terms prescribed ag Congress. Old Thur
low Is quite uuhnppy, and groals through q
column lender about Il. But he tries to de-
Ave cruinb Of comfort BY claiming That tho
theory Of "statc suicide has now been nbo1.
}al1cd," aud that the Johnson dogma. that
the seeded States hsvc never ceased to be
etntcs IL The UDtpn, has been conceded by
The Radicals. Lei hlu read the preamble 10 the
RESOLUTION Of admission and be will sec what
hss been "atoilahtd." Il IL ihere distinctly
affirmed that the fbrtner State Government Of
Tcnucstec vas destroyed by tho febr'hs that
after Tcuuessrc hsd been wrestol from them
by lie uniun euldlets, a ntw State Constitu-
ton and Government whs organized In 1905;
that ihe people DE, 1ntgc popular Tote fntl.
nea tho new esats cunstitut!onj "whrfeby
Ala1try was abu1tsfled, md The ofllnAnces aud
laws or seces.suu, and ueb!s ouuttacted uudef
the tstnt, wcse dectksta 1ula AID that
hrw slate Ho3etutnsrt iiattus bceti thus ot:
kanised ttttieF thld hert cui,ttii dtibt, whlct
tiaa.t.I4,as,.,' ~ sud III ds;,,s slhse ss,s hts:
s;sI..'i. .,.i uss,,tja.; iuFs,tr, ti..frhi5s, hs
'a tas.Iiss sd' jhst 1.,,,,..kss /. ,,strY fs.itsd
ia tse htt,tst tts.lissi ts(..luH. ln 3hs jtHiSA
spa ~ IT Il eHiiltrh sssiH IN liz Itet+tsattd ii
fsalafrts!U F'
III du uat ~ hsE sBF sDs8 tAf fgad lbe4s
tseIlad fsalt NttAeNs el9AlNE 10 the euNelu
saan that It's I'm Ela|a i'1DsttiN1,NN md
iioIpfH,Iy,,, T 0t TeDnrsssa l.aaaiat tYlAily DO:
fmaet. hx All At jha Tslsi4 ti,s,ttptyea, Jftbe
III ta9sgvt,,eVl di,1 Vut r.{taN III itssa(a s,tt:
t,ds. il Hh.; AtIlod jl} Thu tioyetnJNaHt nj m
,o,a| Hisls sllj,ur ,,ua lF {tla d. at pF Felarsl
a.taull, at al, pyants, Ti.uttnH, ,Yyapd WIN uas
lava thp iardibuul tu tleny That thln ols. h,sls
u,n.lIlutlau aud llo oysrnmcat pnrishat tIsst
= nav Hlssp tJonsl,tut,uu sad 0ovsH,usns
wars ntaatsd ty tl,osa WIN Eo,nalnoa loJAl ia
tAa ue,.a, aud In cou.uyuuuce Of this nov
:, otEsnttatlah Tu'nnssea hss bcon admitted "a
= participation Ii The NoTsFssnena Of lht
United btatcs. Wted tnhy t,old 4" Crowucr''
'Qucal" uyef Tho rol:on carcats Of ti'r fortnel
Qovethfnent. and render nny verdict ht
places A. 10 aho cat+a I'll death, but tho NOR
tuAry hcs eannos 10 s"t atldo or ignored
1t11taestee lsa 70 10 Torn aGsln before On
ssf'nR upon .no k,hRdo;n Of tho Union, tut
, 1866-07-28
tHvEL VALVN6Y,
THE N. 7, Tlsafa "a " fA4tfA r. A.,
.-. eRWHgs

N"'"'FsH''ae' ~ w 1sassnkM IMaaS,,Rkas JJss;ss Ja;s
The le!.et - 1,As Aov Ta,fE 3Vss Il Mon.
S:y e stgye ssyse d.,s{'a., & sIEtt Its q. s !s .;,.s: %
French, Who lsa. tala hlyh y,a.tlle ~ Ynas.:>
6w ID tas1ins, aud Ii.aii.rSad n iii tlasy lih
,n!1st 'nn son,.as osia1!sy tS.t fa pntss. pstts.
a'.s s e q " ,a '';s *saae., T. '''tsa ia psst NJ
dsiat1, iAias IL conception ant: tatss Ia ststs.
tnent, Without alu3lo !ola of truth 10 MT
ss;rsa a aS'' ss . sa.ts's Y Ill sp.sfSsy 81 Sagy.
Ultimate y rseEst!nE Tho certificate" s; vi u
tale ~ llm.oif. tle q charged with negro
neutrality-suspicious. boat svs,yth!nk. 'lio
| had. Ile lat san, thousands Of noe1oat lsto
da0i 10 t!i.n On eecoin. 0! hts lofty ehatgoa toe
! meal and Atslet~roMg!, Jewolry.h, Al tfese
arc very grave snts direct sctuistiaus ashsnat
/ Cd With thu Fftednlonts UuFuau-u1adq 10
weaken that nurrau 10 tho put,lla asllmEtlon,
| aud doubtless tn aecordauce with lnatFual!ons
| from the tsva'dent-thc friends Of tho Rav.
~. fregeh hsvS. ws aestu, taken steps, not
neceasary whore ne u kuowu-but. 70 punish
| tho noWspapcF which allows such serious
ealunnles 10 aPpear!n II. columns, Tha Nav
| York 1i'nes has been made tho eteady vehlcla
for assaults ppuu the Frsedmnu's nafesu, and
wicked charges sEalpst IN ernlneot, txeEnpla-
| ry aud influential clergyman. When tho legal
nyettigation Is made known, which Wo learn
has alresdy been commenced against those
Mho ~ responsible Ior sae sa9 G59nsaslon e, o. ot
to find not only how false these chsrges aKes
but how systematic has been tho crusade
sgalnst the Ereedmen's Bureau:
, 1866-07-28


We are authorized to state TINT Hon.
schuyler Coltax will address the people at
Crown Point, Ind, on Thursday, August 2d,
the day Of the Senatorial Convention at that
place. Let there be a full turn ont Of the
loyal people Of Indiana 10 hear thelr Repre-
sentative talk On tho affairs Of the day.
Many In our Own locality Will undoubtedly
also avail themselves Of this opportunity to
hear Speaker ColGax.
, 1866-07-28
THE C{lUYy ~ AiIK rURTIA-
4

~ consequence q suc Ese.t aalnas1 aus
iattea " 1he "hes. ctup last J,,l Jsal =! .ness'
shnt rams. tnsfe hea peen eousluelaolo ~ III n.
iets 'of sestta. aa!s RI. ~ ssepnus ~ ~ y,
nunSlons a.,uh'S' ,HI ~. toas ns.,s i..a .a -
the EoftnHest' iest lh!s year, nuea. .'ha e,up ,1
ehallu tnase ,s tne sa!ne ,ate III ~, 'a'oI,a ~.
fetdefe iaiis as ~ ine ihe.s IN III snset NJ W.
eslestathta 10 eofesponuents :. ,Il,li!, ottt 'nts
sttteI ieHa, ihaahs' MteM'sani Mneunsui aseun:!r
sha minhesn'a @ ana 5es5staa. naa ~. ~ IT,
eSassaea al' aea'!,Sne. !,n fn'a 'n a. ,3a " ..e
stnies AZ ot.u LIZA u aur liz ln ,ssa
y hs % lI.!'. T Il, WI.susI,, VIZ J s,,d a;Wn;.sls W.
!" ma' ~ ~, sn,,,as,u ip .Int, IpSp1xf, ia hsta
XII XII ,l,tusit,us ca,,attn!uv lAal spsiun lplu,e
W ms ~ ~, i, u'ustt HIT, ''''7 'A' >'~
EHm,n EnM W. ss1afu, nssisa} If t],a t,esnalptas
a,ts.,iy nuhli,hsd, wp caDelHtle That lila win.
% sut xi,ts, ' n,n,, i. aons5aVy btat,r ip WvA,,,y
md l,as xter n ,laid l,.an lar twa yrsts nast,
In .nnte nn,tlnnr nf I|llnut. aud ln,1snA lAe
,Ioib II mich ahn,a NJ, uynraust whl1o In
s,.hrr rsri, nf tl,n,a Hlstns mi In spsta
| ,bYuupIm't N,ni,unn, Il i, ,,uhA, In Utn,
trsi 1ilIrni. mi m intttans ratna hsyo sblIa,,
.,mo.i n,,ry div inr = wrak. auh frara an
an, rIsincd thst fin cfont MIN In d stnuuc,1
~ ~ srnnr h,,t mr. as.ns,chc, rcnnrsI,, ,
!" ".s"" ~" N st,t,nu th,t ,hnuid Inn wtrthe, In
80. fs.,, t1ls tIrns, lin rron viii ,o 1nnal,,
usI ~ .,r,,i condition, In 1}1chtusS
"sns, ~ ~ viri.. sL.,t wa xlntnr.LliIei
~, 49, RAJ. ,,ot rn,nv rn,uulttn,. nj thi
uhsx"o, ~ y,o,n 1,,,nnt, nr ln0t.nk, Yro,u IN,
I'D s,,ac,,so - ,.Iare NJ. no should juleo THAI IN,
- -. ,xe,, In ahn twt, latin, Rtsto n
, 1866-07-28
TofAt... .s.s.s.s-.s-ss.-t..ss stt$!&A11sa
All OF which il respectfully submitted.
E. B, WABnBuN3z, Chairman.
JONI Ii, BRooMALL,

-Tpe New York Metropolitan R<eofd {Ctthotle)
hi. dsetas<c N sa.os Of the Pta1zdsiphis Bsead-
ud-Butsef CONVENTION, and expoupds the law for
The government oa hat gathering IN tho following
style: ..r
A9he de1exate Who comes from Floftdf, Teug,
Vs<in,1 co matter ftouo wh1t tAte, mud b admit
III ihcueh he tou2ht iii through ehe four 3ears ot
war in Tho Confe1efAie aImy, OF st11ed u e1nl
eanacltY under the Confederate Goseaunent- Ine
sdmiexJop Of aueh natu will BE- tho test, md the
yrue Iest Of tho courcntjop- 1As Dknaac1afdc dkit
Uds4s Mmss iassst tadt no taydsoss eAsa
Sfmest on oeeouHf Gf 70 0es1tlaa koyafy o. dtsoya-
pnia ConvtDuoa must be Instsueted 70 pofs doesa
al loy1ay sksfs."
, 1866-07-28

Nxrintton and Lo.a Of y.lfe M Cherry
lsun-1vveasysnvS Wells Destroyed
-Rivs Thousand barrels Of OIL
lfntncd.

I40n-AW$WSyt0NV SNVAlS NV9bhVt+A
-Fivs Thousand uarrtls or OIL
lfntncd.
From The Cleveland leader. July a.
Tronn Ms. John q. Aussin. superintendent
Of tho Cattarangus wells, who Arfs1sd IN NV
city lnal evening from OIL City. wt ltasn tana
= tsc tEoka aut ou Cherry le1n, On tho etnatl!
Farm, ono milo ffon ltouserllu, Ia, Tues'
day morning nj tnur O'Clock. fcsn!t!n1 IN
loea Of llIe aid tho dessfuctlon Of twcn-
ty.fivo wci!A aud Aso thonsaaA h4sre!a oi asl.
Tho nm WAa oceasloned BY the oxploa!nn OF
The boiler Of 4 de1lllng engtuc. Tho ccyllndeF
oI tho engine Nas hurled into N oil TANK
feu rod. dIstant, bursting tho hoop, of tho
daiine thu trasE of the Reno. q! CITY And
Ri Ilols Railroad, and 1enlsed BY ooW!ng Into
tho Gsc Of the demolished engine. .lho "a
rIpeef, Augustus Rouse, Of Now York
Gly, TAs blown 10 atons BY the exrlaaton,
fhe lso at pnrn communicated to tue OIL
tauks, wells, houses and machinery In The
vlciulty, sweeping everything before II; Tho
following Is partial list OF tho ~eua 90
I etroycd
Inr ESQ barrels a day; Wade we'll, 50 barrels q
Murdoch well, IS; Rocheste5 r vel. Is; =; Weed 9S
well {dsy>; Fry wall Nc. |, 80; Fr{ ven So
fdry1; phillips wells Nos. mud tnon.pto
dpcmf.l The Reed well lost no OIL bit tot
dwelling house. engine house, etc. wer'
huxued. Fivc Thousand barrels Of oil In tank
md barrels, were consumed.
, 1866-07-28
EDLlT1OAL,

OU fA0h C0EN1f,-40d RcPuul1eAu* ol IN Ik2e
County held their convention 1t Wheaton On Sat-
urday lat. hon. FrsIcts a. Holman waa Chair-
man, and Daniel Gross, SECRETARY. Tbs following
gentlemen were elected delegates to tha Consrts-
fforAl Convention: F. A. Hoffman, E. o. Hill, a.
II. Gots, Il. q. leayca. u. c. Chstls, n. Il. utch
tcld. Theodore \. Rodgets,L r. Blodgctt aud A.
8. barnard. The following gentlemen 10 the state
Patrick, Andrew ShufnAu, l.. Elawurth and F. u.
Maher. Delegates to the Senatorial Convention:
=. ~ Skinner, Il. G. Chtlde, II. .. Fischer. :. i,
Rogers, y. F. ptfbeit and Joel Wtau&
The following rcto!ntions were adopted:
Rssosred, That the plsa os seeonsssaetlan psc-
ssaso ssd 3, I'd sssse e peee for ae
msnt ot our nitioual lndeo'edne:s, neen our
Fsso;afG. Ihst ou. delegation 10 TIC rongrrs.
lonal ccnventlon b. Instructed 70 rote ioe the 70.
nomination Of tho nDn: b. Z. Cook II aodld1te
fo ;os sf sixn pl:,Is ,Ss hmm, =,
mining one state otttr and Hanc County hss fur
nihed Stste senator tos tho Last term, and also
Judge 900 states Attorney fof THIS 1halefa c'k-
Rt,e!std, TSss vc .n.s.ac. our delega' ion to the
TO ~ te' Ssns Q, a
rcn!ioa % soopetste Ni,h thein IN pretsntins bin
ID The candidate for the Eutasts o. the 7otcrs Of
this ulsuict At the next election.
-Ths Lewiston t'non noininates Capt. ThosnAs
A, Boyd IL csndidttc for Seultor from tho FL.
tcenth u!sttict The Dalc.bnse lrtsf nstoes uco.
1. Dtteen IS the iayu.Ite Of Kuox County.
MonuAN Cocxrr.-1ho unlon Coutentlon fnt
Morgan County mel It Jacktuuriile, tn!y3i iiun.,
I. l. Aotseon presided. Delegates aud sitc1nates
10 tbe Slate Convention wrse sslce.ed A. follows:
tcn % q. i. smiih, tiea. i. McUSnneil. sam. Wac.
IL, Jobs uoflon, sim. rttnca, md J. Stewart
aHen:'t.-.,. ?. Hing. +. =, R!tt,, u; u, .Mhlt:
lnst. lahu Y. stso,r. Jsnsa MINT. !. w'fson
, 1866-07-28
: SATURDAY, JULY g, 1866.
THe nRconD or CONGRESS.

iourrs, 10 mect at tho time fixed by the Con-
stitntton, the first Monday Of December next
Virtues more rare aud valuable than or1E1-
pAllty or hsnlIaacy weze required Of The
present Congress. These were caution, clr-
curnspection, Investigation, drmness In op.
posing nIt tendencies toward .precipltAte
action, the careful maturing Of every measure
upon which they knew they gould safely act,
The keIupulous reservation, without commit |
ts1 theresn. Of every question on which popu-
lar opinion was uniformed or uncertain.
Euch Z course would lay them open to tho
charge Of tlmidity from the bold and rapid,
of obetinacy mud dIIatoriness from tho con.
eeiled and prectpitate. Of mischief. ef.makcrs aud
obstructlouists from those who reutured to
regard 60 great N event AS the Reconstruction
Of the union alter four years Of civil war as
TIC prerogatiTc OF q clique or Of man, In
stead Of the work Of the people.
These rare virtues CouHess has displayed,
and this resulting upprpbium II has borne.
Il hss prevented the rebels, who FIVE years
ago slslkea out oil the Halls Of Congress-
with erch magnificent bravalo, from stalking
back into the same HILLS with a bravado Just
as magnificent. For this d1scretion 1t has
been tneered at az lump Congress BY The
seeded etates and their Northern afllts. II
has on tie other hand, allowed President
Jobnsouts experimental Slate Governments
10 stand without reorganization, though ihey
afs tased TN the Cpppcrheal princ1p1e that
thss II q rthile man's government, insteAd Ut
The tserut.lcAn principle that thts IL gor.
efntnett III rt.nAl tights lot nil Mtns BY 10
aulua Il has tal1en tllots ii lbe dethahls III
i4tec pottoti Ut the isepabltran party, aud
las incurred tuttle ttat,lt4l teHs,ite.
Il taas &.atstd Gtsit tltalls tsltt ettd freed
steht* i.tteAu hill. toll. Ut which pfefenl Ahf
t,e,, f,Ask wards til The afeAt ~ufk N etiiauti:
ju..v.,, abd II ~ dHiha hss eitlled Inc he If
ltUst, aHd ttlt,ss Hliit, wiiU Waiiil festafe
tlHteiJ # thuJ euld. IN tttu olhet lAhI, u
Aaa Ittefstd and he'll HFh2 itu question
attIhttpf afNHNtipaatND Ahall In 3laftwtp1, md
isM lstI sest'Ap Af ksHsesy Rss|fjAaaa, ~
pIaAsah ity In llilllNMra liAif,fm, i.y HIvIug
s',u tisnlnaN ja,tltIral ~ wsll IA olylI tIahla,
Ihoss "'m IL not vii. lhis AAyanua nIAda
thuah \ bD lIO havh tim sntnn phanpn, mud ths
lnyaI peoels will tlnel1n Thu I,rstinn.
IL tIaA jLInlttG VA 4 euIl,tltlnl, Vt ttlu adIlll4s
blu', Ut Tho srru.Ic.l Hlatra, thu adoption Of 4
constitutional ainstil;sOrllt ty which al.oy
lic.lgr taftnont 0f tho trdotAl lebs, repudtn(n
tl,e rflyel drbt, hfld inAko . -Nurtleth whtto
iusn's yute equal tu o Boasifron'si bni thoY
have iassed III enabling cot. and s!vsn nu
dstlntlo engagement which t,rccludcs tlid tuxs
CGhgfoHs Ifusn a1act'ng atch condition. ~ II
dcefiis taulrf. IL has ALREADY showti lts vii.
llne1,rss 10 ,nakc t's amendment 4 basia Vi
reconstrac.ion, pruvtdod tho aocoacd States
afo Willing 10 sruapt II, ty admitting ftnnoa'
, 1866-07-28
pest 0f3teea Rssab3lshsd, Dlsoontluned
poAtuaAters Appolusod, &e.s In liz
AfABLl3AEbs

rnat Onate County, FosFmMk@1,
Anen, st.AFnt33ttssss*ssssss"4ss " nsi
Btshkng 1oWH.. &asuess HsiioT.T
FitA aht 6hAds-s. as.nTo iItItl
Esu observation-disclosures etss's'''.''''''''''NN@S
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, 1866-08-04

liz HTsn Trunk is.i.a L taxing r1onr 70 ,,o.,eS
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ssS 3 S';s @ Ns;s s!s SS
wifi wheat ff"r si.ls snkrs At Itc: In cIx1ztsxn@
IF FinnSits ;iea !sss s wSs I fs @ sSe ~ si.
MARKET .lfy as:irc. slih MoArrattye demand AMI
u; sss! D.; srf;ss %F!ET ss 81:
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ss i i L, 81: f. t s q: bs, 9 !! !a5s IN. T.,
sSMi% ssMiiKa1-nscs!sc,. Sse sr; shipped. ssss sa.
d i III: 400 81 i, i =: ;sa Su Fc;'laf s. i
+; Il f Ss = + Il y issss !;
81 8 tss M s Nass %ess! os i
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s: !! ~ Sc 8 s:s:, e. rs r
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ba 10 o1 s:acs, il toc: Cory AfIoaT-taoo ID Se.i
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MARI:EY-Ereeiye.l 9one shipped oone: Market
MiG0t.9ass9ssaf aSsafq aaist e i sis titisp ps
:, ~. Is steady sails were 10 'aa' In bnls
n!:0tIai GRieSIe m.sses1. The same As yes-
, 1866-08-04

al"''e II, ard lung down like sack. or n
ff"nrl"s ef be-s from swavnr l,r,nch.
Ao"n began 10 rnorc with grr.l
noli'n. nj the Ra1nc time swayfnr IN aud
=, a;""n; and moving morr mud n.ofc rapidly
.t. ~ LIZ o'Fectinn first described. nni
~: III, Inc air nov began to bc agttatcd,
WHICH cominotion soon extended down to
Tug carth. III ts,c firm of little w'lirlwind,
bnt t!lts little whir!wind grew IN f,rcc and
seritc. 1t rose aud fell like a bpy's mis-
sl.apcH kite IN Hi unsteady breeze. iitl SOM
II hrcal,1r terrible III eilccL. Ii wuali nwn,n
dawn to the cmr.l' Hike II fnn,lsheI yultyrc.
selzins everything IN its way mud hearing Il
binary wllirlwinl, Int nj Tines. hayimr nr. M
4nlrcd liz Er.ntest power, It would Iu:st
ilcar the cartl', with sound like ,nodutatcd
Thunder, when It would seem to Eulsiit li,r
= 1sw moments. during whfcl, time The tftl,gs
thc Garth. Then It would begin to gather ils
thiccs again. and accomc very bcson Of
destruction, re.enacting the SCENES or n few
inn!1stitt. 9cf;,rc unt1 81, continued tu titr end
niil* visible durnti"n. Wherever it struck
,n, .n 'm GssrytilinE was torn into ON. and
;n!:tnss were twisted m. und the suri:ace
lcl! MS IT II 1.ud ftrpn ulnsr,l oycr wiih II
d,,l! sryttrs. O,lrc, wlsrn It Illus struck ii,r
shith. Il mus where s!nnl ii large md thrifty
Wftcl, II instantly lort: M by i!.c rnmis md
!''tc 1t .i' \ distance u twenty y-llyc rods Or
t!lnir. t. Il nlso lnrc n It's tml,i II roluin,, nr
!na"''se ltot satr, which was fill tllrpitr hout
Tug r'lsftc rrnh ct lts tnsinrtirc. Ii il nisn
t. tna i, TUT 'n.rr in'ilSt"ct fll III larrs vary.
Fur l'oIsit''s, i'pt t1uy wrfr lev. iiaju fsil
IL Il tsnS,', !'al tl'c ifsAtnig MID ijiuhdrt
H.. u r"t t'r'n t. lis. 'ton' The tylaIp ~
:t'ttti =. 'th;a rhfiY iml III sisatilt srair,
ni. III Ill., % Wts t;te n" ilp, liIsi' H. I, Iaii H,!i
EHMte err i'it tr ttiIEGt tjtrs, .siitt ~ III.
n 'It'' TT ilit' l1fiII III !lh|t fn'tttt aA q
l''1}I'i!: lI iilt''st; t k(t iFt htiT(, ayi;
h"t tftt' lttftti irl- -|'tlt, h1;a fll's fE,t
tt ad dltt III, iii; tl,iI l1i iI}1s GtA.ti fifIHl}u
nih'tl! anE tlt lttt t;A!lhllEi NNl Atitnlif'ii
w. ", ha tIIs'tilist '!!lsaIn!!: ttfAl sllIVl
tHtF a{lflln' r. Il mi 1Hil II Mts(stt Ia III,
It'll ''lta + @t4t 'p''4l{;4l nat ira stE,;: