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Georgia.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AUGUSTA. Ga. April e. 10

speci. Di.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
AUGUSTA. Ca. April T. 1866.
A Convention of the Colored People of the
State Of Georgia held hero yesterday each county
being represented by delegate. Capt. j. 4. Bryant.
who had beon chosen President Of tie Association en-
titled the " Equal Rights Association" in the Chair.
The meeting conducted with the most perfect ac-
curecy ard lie purpose completely satisfactory The
design Oi the meeting to Investigate the condition
and forward the Interests of the freedmen OF the State
Of Georgia and 10 inst In the mind, OF the freedmen
Of the other States disposition which should lead to
the organization oi similar Institutions Each OF the
members the Council from their respective counties.
gave 90 he be-t " his knowledge description IN
detail o; the of the freedmen OF his cuunty which
Was promptly taken note OF by Sir. X. T. Kent the
Secretary. aB intelligent coured inhabisant OF this
State here an earnest call on all tue friends OF
equal rights and justice. 20 assist them In all their
phlanthropic ente prises to lend aid In maintaining
their soLoOls. new spapeTs. eto.
The climax VI their endeayors was capped by their
succeeding IN de-gNing colored man TO go to Wash
iugton advocate their rights and BEE justice done IN
their behalf at the great capital This was represented
in the person Of Chspain Henry NJ Turner late OF tbe
Isl, south Carolina troops The meeting TO continue
TODAY. 9TH.
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BtrLeR-On Sunday. April Thomas Better ia the si't
year Of his sgr. -
late rrs ieoce No 202 We Thirtys xth,t Tho relatives
sud friends Of the family invited TO attend His remns
vii be taken to aidsehed, Conn., for interuent on Ia's
dsy morning.
EDGAR-At Railway, NJ j. on Friday. April Of paralysis,
Alexander Edgar. eyed "A years. ,,
The friends and reavr OF the family invited to sttend his
funeral Monday sh inst from the second PRESBYTERIAN
Cburch Rshwsy, at cock ?. Trains leave foot OF
Courtlandtst st. at 10 H., and return at 40 p. IN
FEHHAN--At Fresrncnt Wet Chester, Sunday morning
OF Bdghrs disease Of tie kidney Joseph Feehan ssed
=, year.: =, v~..,. IT..
Gud ng Stos Corntlsn aud Mum Lodges. ~ spd A. n.
respectfully requested to stteod his funeral f,em .hs
s-cond door West Of Third Tuesday, APr
10. a, ny O'CLOCK IN.
Australsn papers please copy.
MASONIC SUMMONS-.The brethren Of sIySc TIE L~dys.
No. ~ r. and A. M are herety summoned 20 meet a, tes
Lodge Room cor OF Broome and CIo,oy st on & ~
last Of respect to their departed BROTHER Joseph r
Feehan.
The smoers Of Guiding STAR Csinhian and Mum LOdge
and A. NJ are respectfully sad rsnssty I 5s9s1s'es
sYLvzsrrS sIaExH. Secretary.
GALLEY-On Saturday April T. 1885, Agnes Galley. widow
Of the late James Galley, sped II year,
10 attend her funeral K D. Church Twenty 6rst
g, near Sirth.ys, the Rev Dr. s r. Ihsmp.o.. %
will BE- taken to Greenwood Tor int-rmrnt.
HERBERTn Rrooklyu on Sunday. April infant daughos
Of George r. and Mary A. Herbrr.
lie invited 70
Of ber parents. No. l1 EiouplAoe to-day Monday. al
O'Clock.
New Orleans papers please copy.
HUSSEY-Oa Saturday April after short Illness EdwsS
Husssy. in the 53th year OF his sge.
The funeral will take place Monday morning 9th inst.
o. O'clock from the Church of the Nativity Second ave-
KINfBALI-On Saturday, April I, Of consumption Anna De
witt. wife Of Gardiner s. Kmba a. d only daughter o.
Edward ard Mary Pulfz, aged 81 years and months
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral on
Monday at o'clock from her late residence, No i<I
Wsyne-st., Jersey City.
MOTION Friday April g. Jesse Giett infant Of Chas
ID. and Mary K. l.. Mott
Funeral the residence Of bis psrents
red sad-ior y6h ct near Boston Road Mott Haven %
Monday 9th iast at u O'Clock Relatives and frends
are invited 10 attend.
SMfTH-On Saturday. April at New-Cans Conn., Arthur
Smith. In the 10 year Of his
Funeral on Tuesday. 10Th inst, at O'Clock p m
Wsshinztoa Heifhs Saturday, Apr
Charles Pnms LesIe, only Of the Rev Charles A. ana
Mary p. Stoddsrd. aged years months and ~ day.
The relatives aud friends Of be family and OF bis ersndsthrf
the Rev s. renaens Prime, D. d. invited to attend ths
funeral at the Washington leehs Presbyterian Churcn.
this day (Motdayj at o'clock p The II H. H. H. train
leaves Thtieshst depot at IL O'Clock noon
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$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the INA
TIosAI," which Is clay .tempering machine. and the
bricks made by it WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES Those
mado by the dry pressing machines will all erumhe to
pieces on being exposed TO frost ABRAM RkeuA
General Agent, No. 100 Broadway. N. Y,
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vew-York Legislature.
SENATE. ALBANY, April =,

SENATE. ALBANY, April T. 1865
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter Of the New-York Con-
serystory Of Music
provide for the early and equitable distribution Of
the Safety Fund
n cAnending the charter Of the Lorg Island Water
Z, incorporating the Journeymen's Blank Book Binding
ossevolsnt Association Of New-York
xing towns W take stock In the Blsok River
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GperiaI Notices.
Gperia! Notices.
Great Cure OF
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
In New.York,
BY sCHENCKs
PULMONIC SYRUP.
sFAWxEu TONNE
MANDRAKE PILLS.


MANDRAKE PILLS.
Miss Catherine Collins s living testimony OF the e.
f-ct Of Dr. schencks medicine She resides at No. I'll mo
st. NewYork Dr. Scbepck visited her about the t Of FEB
ruary lie found her apparently in the last stage Of Pui-
uonary end from al appearances could not a
more weeks Her le lung from bottom TO top
was nothing but Of corruption. The right bronchitis
tube. were also affected cavities She bad night swea
c and flashes Of heat tines could not lie d0wo Doe
had be propped up in chair Her mother ssi thai aes
husband and several Of her children had died in the SANE
way They poor and no able TO buy medic'ae bus
Dr. ScheDck took interest In eher and gave her med
cine and cured her, Now that has cough or uns
disease should call and her II gives them more COO
6dence In Dr. SoAencks medicines They will md quite
looking person. with right lung sounding fui cie
with respiration healthy and natural end the les one desd
sounding as though whst len solid and useless osu
.he like Dr. scheuck lives with lang end enjoys soos
She wa. because she cOnfned to her room
Many OF Dr. Schenc certificates you read almost ion
probable but by inqung they find them not exaggerated
They beda until their lungs healed and took no cold
How much eesier should those not Ear be cued'
They may take Dr. Schenck's Pulmcnc Syrup Seaweed
Tonic Mandrake P and follow the directions closely
and keep getting better and and finally die for one
smpe rsasoohey keep taking little colds enough 70 kees
the lungs When person has diseased lang they
should stay in the house much and more than one
lust recovering from dangerous sickness yet Is thoush
oy most paents TO 90 out and
get h. fresh abut do they real consumption By
this course!
Dr. Schencks medicines cleanse the stomach and yrr
eque the circulation OF the blood create sppete and
the food digest and made into good blood and that
all they do Nature viii do the rest DR. j. H. Scbenck
will be at his principal Office No Is North sixhst, corner
Of Commerce. Phadephs every Saturday. from M un-
I'll o. m No y Bonds, New York, every Tuesday, frou
ga m to D. m No 80 Summer st. Boston. every "ee-'
ne.day from IT, to p and every other Friday Az
No. lOs Baltimore o., Baltimore, Nd All advice ee' bug
for l. thorough examination with bis resprometsr 10
charges 80.
Price Of the Pulmonc Syrup and Sesweed Tonic esda
81 80 PEI bottle 81 50 .per half DOZEN Mandrake fu -
25 cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
MA full ,uruy of Dr. sCHENCKS MEDICINES
be obtained at ali at his rooas No. - Bonds. ew-
York ad the Doctor may there professionally very
TUESDAY, from a. m. TO Up. M
DEMAS BARNES Co.. No. II Pnk'row, VINO isssis
Agents for the City ofNew York.
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HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE,

IN RBCErT
HxrBEsIvg FIRR.
BuRsISa oV RAsGs BuIpfSo.
The Books. PAP AND ld0sEr
CoME Our ALL SAPs!
NzwYoaK,, April Q. f8eS
Mesrys HxazNa & Co. NO. Zi broadway.
Gnxrx, The HEKaSGs PATENT SAFE we bsvght Of you
years has jus. been dug out from the ruins OF the
recent extensive Gs of Broadway snd Barclays'
Our building No 2Ji Brcadwsy. where the FIRE originated
entirely destroyed and had barely time TO euspe with
our The Safe exposed to intense heat yet we are
happy inform you tina, everything it conained-oov pa
per, and moDey-sre oil "a good az new
H. J. BANG,
No. 23l Broadway
The aboyr Safe with others from the uins Of the Broad
way aud Futoa fres be At Wsrerooms, No.
Isl Broadway
HKRRrsa l. Co. No. 25i BROADWAY,
Cor NuRRAr-sr, NEW YORK.
Farrell HERRIsG Co..
PHILADELPHIA
HErRIsG Co,
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IAdverti.ements

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Gents Youths and ChllGrons all quite equal to Gus
tom work just received, O0l cases latest STYLES
French English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
nartment BROKAw BIOS.
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Opposite Cooper Union.
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ASSEMRI.V

The morning session was occupied in the considera
ton Of the Annual Supply bill and the State Charity
bill They were both ordered to u third reading.
The Assembly adjourned to Monday.
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Correction.

ALBANY. Saturday. April T. 1906.
In the morning papers tho report states that
the Bowery and Lexington Railroad bill passed
the Assembly yesterday IL should have been 'thc
Broadway and Lexington-ave Rlroad
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Saturday, Aprll7, 1866
The Day Calendar of the Court OF Appeals for
April embraces the following numbers: log. ITO. ll2
ll3 ia. lis. ll6, H. lls ll9. leo, l2l. and l22
There will be further day calendar at this term
The Court will meet at $3.50 o'clock Monday morning
ADril g.
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The SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal COMPANY,
OFFICE. No. IS Wal-st.
YARD, Nos. 263 and 265 West Twenty.hfth-sf..
between Seventh and Eighthaves-
See advertisement on last page.
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UNITED STATES ACCIDENT
IssURAscK CoxPAsI
oP SYRACUSE, NY.


IssURAscE COMPANY
oP sYRAcUsss.Y
CASH CAPITAL oS"VvV'
ln.ures against Accidents oi all kinds.
A. A. HowLErT President. O. T. CossrocE, Vce-Presi
dent. T. y. ANDREWS. Secretary.
r. w. and II. -. GATES General Agents.
GEsBRAL REPEREscES
The Hon. REUBEN Z. FESToN. Governor Of NewYork
The Hon. HoRArIo SEIxoUR, Utica n. Y
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo. N. Y.
The lion. THOMAS q. ALyosD. L.eut.Gov. ON Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OFFICE No. - BROADWAY, N. Y,
In the Union Truss Company. Oce, until the ls Of May
nert when they will occupy their 0ice No Is Walst.
now occupied by Francis T. Walker Bro.
JoHs SHsvLLR No. 10 Montgomeryst jersey City Gen
ea Agen, for Jersey City Hudson City, Hoboken and New
ark. d. B. CHAxBzRLIs Ageut for Brooklyn, T. d..
Office in the Wal House. Of South FBlh-st and
Ponr,h. at Agent. wanted
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AN ApPIDAvIT.--"I Isaac l.. Dusenberry
OF No 1863 North ssventht Wiilamsbursh ~ " beng dniS
sorunly declare last December was SO severely
Afflicted with Rheumatism to be unable 10 move fo ,nee
,eeks and that aer having taken but three doses o MET
c,,,s's 0snAr RHrusAric REMEDY ensbfed e wsk
bout ssssancs and oherws. esto red to perfect health
DANES PULMO- BRONCHIAL TsocHw, ior
ca.,h. Cold, Cstsrrh bronchitis Asthma Hosrsensss hc
DAIn Cs, hA ~ yssssA sve, - G Jex. No hasss'Ss
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DIE D.

BRAINARD-In Brootlyn oD Sunday, April :, Eyelns z.
aged months and 7s days. daughter Of John A. and Evsns
The r,.vss and friends respectfully invited attend
the funsrsl on Tuesday, ApT M ct y oeoeh M, from
the residence Of her grsIdher Nathan Stephens No. 100
"Fsh her. o Father, In thins arms.
And lot her hencsforth be
messenger Of love between
Our human hearts and Thee.a
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DIR. JoRy l.. KENNEDY, Office No. 20 Bond-st.,
nsar BrosdwySpecs attention given TO Cnronio diseases
Fsy,rs diseases Of the Chest and general system.
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MAR RAE ID.

EWLFTT-PRCKHAM-At the residence OF the brides
fatL,n on "Wednesday mernns April 4. by the Rev J..
Cochran NJ. Hewlett esq, OF Phlade pha to Miss Anne
Peckham, eldest daughter OF Rnins feckhAn' ESQ., oi
Oneida Castle, Y. Y. ~
YissAM-EACKER-In Brooklyn, on Wednssdsy. Aprii I,
the residence Of he brides parents BY tho hev hoyn .
DAUGHTER Of John II. Eacter, esq, all OF ofBrooslyn
sTEVENs-HERMAN-t Lancaster, ~, On THURSDAY
TO Miss Loe A. Herman OF LaseAsfsI, daughter
Of the late Rev y. A. Herman.
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Businfss Notices.

s. M. PErrEsGILL g. Co., NEWSPAPER AD-
v,xusrSe AsxSrs No II PsIhrow New YOrh thsve been
established seventeen yesr agents for The Tribune. and
Al. ,h. in tho United States and Brssh Provnees
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WHO MINDS A COLDi

WHO MINDS COLDi
1t Is but small affair. and in consequence usually
allowed to have its vsy; and yet how frequently
neglected cold ends in Bronchitis Consumption VIII,
no, take Cold in time then. and by usins q. once DR.
D. JAMES ExpscronAsr which Cor thirty years hs
been standing remedy for al Coughs and Colds, svois
those dreadful Alternatives Sod everywhere.
Much sickness with children, as well al
adults. attributed to other causes Is oceaaoned BY Worms
Bnowxs vERxryvag CoxTIrs efeciua in destrOyiD
Worms, and can do possible injury to the mos
de,icse child.
BURSETrs COCAINE has received universal
ndosnsut No other preparation such remarkable
properties for smbssns and strengthening the hair suc
rendering dark and glossy badness and eradcass'
d.ndrua It has stood the test Of time and composition Sold
al over the world
THB MOTHERS REMEDY
FOR all diseases with which children afflicted 10 MRS
wIysLovs SoorHsa syrup Il relieves the child from pain
cure. wind collie regulates tho stomach and bowels and dur
the process. eeh gives res, and health to the child
and carrie. Il safely through the critical period
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus"-won
drous scent.
Pure, rich refreshing. hesthfu, permanent
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NEW
Messrs MARVIN e. Co., No. 265 Broadway
Gysrs We hsve Just opened the ALUM and DRY PLAsrgR
SAY. W. boasht Of You short since IL IN the
story the building Of broadway and Barclay
o., and fell into cellar ies very much 10 oe
that every book paper aud bank Oil Is In good
nuch better than could have expected alter
the W. shall smother and much larger
OF tho same sors very Yours truly,
Wn A. DROWN Co.
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MR.. BERGSEa's CONCERT.

We take great pleasure in directing public
attention to the Of the annual concert to
be given BY Mr.. +. Bergner In Dodworths Hall thi.
evening Mr. Bsrgner is one Of tho best violonoest'
in this city, and will be assisted on the occasion referred
TO- by Me,srs Stems Mills and Warren, pisniS,s also
by Mr. Eben (hute), Messrs. Thomas and Mosenthal
(yions) and Mr.. Matzks (viola).
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
FROM ALBANY.
The Legislature saiurday-severai Ims
Pertaat City Matters Passed Upon
General Legislative Matters.

Trsu Our Special COrespOnsent.
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THE PATENT HARD RUBBER NECK TIE AND
RrrryKyIr in the different varieties wholesale and retail
Trad. supplied by RUBBER CLorhsG COMPANY, No 3s7
Broadway.
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Catarrh, > srefuia, BrenshItis,
Iuyalids . TruvelisS Chair. an Wheel

Cestse. WEi.Ners eisM kinds epslrsd by the BAILEY
S74b Broadway, New. Yegk
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TRUssgs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBNSoRY
BsspAsss SUPPORTERS. &c.-MARsa Co.'S Radical Cure
Trus, Once only at No. Nesey.s. Lady attendant
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
mnW RInIcufnHM.

The radicals have agreed With old
srownIos, that iflhs Tennessee legisls.
ssrs will rstify ths amendments to
the Csnssisatisn Of the United States,
shas that State, although OFT 81 the
UnIen, shall be represented In Cosgrsss.
II wania appear thai states and people
are oaly loysl - they endorss ths acts
sf The alsioyai Cesgrsss. II Tssnssssa
~ ODE ~ he unisn and nos snsisisd %
ssrrsssasslsos 10 osngrssss Wig call sP-
% beg psspls 70 rafify asy sDsnamsas
.ss he ooussilatips If shs Uaitsd stasess
fhsss i N iDsoasisssss3 u ssssytAtsg
ne radicals dc. Thsy wsat Brswnlsx
% s.II - legislature Of saAsss
asssrdlnr - ndissiisn, on q The sa-
icn, taxstksr 10 rssiiy N ansadnsas -
- eosstitxkIos u ~ usion. II thsl
pespas ~ disleySI Asd oss VI ahs Ua-
-. shsy - lsvs ssthinx % - VIII -
Usssslsssisn u - Y. >. II 10y sss|
ii tks Unioe u smsnd ~ sosstitnaisa|
II shs ssnslx5, lhsn thsy afsin sov svss
y psr,oss. - shsss ~ VA - q
~ sssm !, ntuaips = essnsrss ~
lwatksss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
4. G. DODGE, Chairman.
Z. BoLxss, Secretary.

FoR FIcEf.-Ik weuId anpsaY fyom N,
declarations of Brigham Young, that b.
will need all bis new converts. The rad
fcals in Congress aae pledged to aga
poligamy, and Mr. Yeung says
"If they andsrtook to try him in :
asntiis court ne would ssa the govern
:, hsas = sala als., so1 vas lay ao esa'
isrss and r.fss aad pistols sad snuai.
lien, aad plenty Of Il, and eannan, too
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

GxS. TUTrLx. who covered himself
With homer darisg ths var, las bssn
placed, in nomination BY the Dcmossa-
ey a. candidate for Coagress 10 this
(the ssbl Coagrsssionaliaissrics. lie IL
10 newspaper General, bat fought bis
way up to shs positisa he go honsrsbly
bsfd. He 10 rsrJ saasassa, hsassahis
man, and ought to be slestsd over sny
radical, We care not who.hs Fasy be-
Gen. TutsIe fs true Union man, aud II
slscssd will oppose she Radical disunion
doctrines Of Congress that are sow oars
ing our country. II svsr shsrs was a
time whsn wa should vots right IL 10 nos,
and Goa. futile being ssas 70 sbs whois
Uuion, ws owe il to our eounlry 10 elect
aim. Vote fer shis man IL you would
serve Jour cOuntEy.
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y D, hsEIsary pFsssased shs iellox.
iag ssselasisa vAieh was adopted:
nsssfpsa, That q staaaiag COMMITTED
sf oas from sssA Jadieial Disssios b
appefntsd to confer with the ChaiTmar
saa Treasures Of the Democrats Stats
Executive Uommissee, In regard 10 sht
aasness necessary 10 dsfyay the necessary
sxpssses Of said Convention.
]. ID. Test presented the following
gsselatioa
Rzsolusd, That q committee Of Ess b
sppoiasei frsm each Congressional Dia-
ssies 10 the State, 10 be selected By tbs
delegates frum the respective districts,
for The purpose OF consulting and COM
pairing 0pissons In regard 20 the action
- be saksn BY tbis CsnssotioR, and thai
Ehsy report he rssuis al their delibsra-
zion 70 the Ccnvsnsioa.
I. II. Preston, Of Liam, moved 10
snsnd By striking cat are aad insert one
FROM saek District.
T. w. Claggsst moved Substitute fos
tbs whole, By making the committee Of
shrss frem each Congressional DistFic'
instead IL avs.
J. ID. Test, the original mover, accept
ID sAs Substitute Of T. ~. Clsggett.
Tks ssvsral Congressional Districts
reported the following nembers fSr the
sommistss 10 be sppoinsed:
g
Iss Diss--T.W. claggest, II. G. Dean,
d. II. TsimbIs.
ID Diss--L. B. Dunham, d. n. Rieh-
ardssa, I. u. Prsssea.
Sd Dis. D. B. Richards, WA. Mills,
w. DaTnhars.
4sA Dist. Seal, II. Fairall, Jna.
White, r. q. Bsssqnss-
Str Dlss.-J. d. TEST, l. =. Baites,
4. D. Asamsy.
e&h Dist.--A- @. shsxwesd, }. 8. Era
in, g. n. Msllasksy,
Ths Hsa. y. =. Miles, sAair.as frosa
shs eemniasss - sssslsEisss, reported
- feaLsvias which vsss snsaiaossly
stsptss
Jlsss1u1d, TT - i,s1oesssy ~ 1ews
NH eeAms. y - 1eso1nf - fsfufts -
= - -, ~ te91G A4s1ity -
1pQpe n ~ T. 80 So :.
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STATE ITEMS.

! ssw paper l. sbeat q Be started "a
Faifasld Il this Sasts. II will be known
- tho Iowa Dsneasss, and will b. ssIsy-
AZ Asd sappess sAs s.sasvsrnmsns.''
The Fsyssts CO. union talks of -.
lasgiag.
The saass paper tells sssry Of . an
and reported wifs visising Vest Iniaa,
whsn he real wife arrived aad took
bin - shargs- The pasalaeur lsfs Goa
the cass, and the man and wife cana
wsss.
Lisus- MaLsod, Of IndlAaola, has re-
csised slsrkahip in the Treasury De.
pastmeDt a Washingtsn.
The Davenport Democrat sara thas
Judge Grant, ahssp grower, 10 con-
Eiaesa that ceaswold shssp are uors
profitable than hsriua.
The Dubuque Herald selis of q d.
vores casa % account Of adaltry, and
the parriage of The husband and The
widcw with whom the aaulsry had been
committed. The divorce and marriage
took plaes apon :hs same day.
The valuation OF Benton county ID
So, 7Cs, 100.
A xoman left child sl the Fremont
House, Keoksk. A msiher l. wanted.
A soldier, lass member Of the Second
Iowa Infantry, Ia naw in the 0his Pan
itsasiary, for ne other crime in Gods
world than foraging on tbs rebels in time
Of VAR. Register.
II is bad been 40 Officer, With plsasy
of money, tbs radical Governor Of ohis
would hass divided and set him frea at
once.
Thsrs iaa heavy Norwegian enigra-
ton to Clayton ana other sounties in
iewR.
The Dsa Aoinss Register has negrs on
the brais For the bsnsst Of the poukss.
The G. T's are bsssnisg proresbial
Tor shsir Destruction OF whisky. They
are putting ID cut Of sighs fast.
There ia cSupls in Liza county, man
aad wife, Who, throagh grace, lave cal
tivassd twenty -fsar children. See Linn
county Register. Where's Dobhs p
Re9iStsr-
The lask heard mf him ha wns .uftsvm
ting listls siggers.
Mt. Pleasant is pious, vistusas, rad
zeal placs, bat still 40 hear Of mash
wrong being done there. Men run away
frcm their wiyes, steal horses, ssd de
much svIlsry.
Ten dollars is ofsrsd fer a sight al
Radical Iowa Representative in WashiaE.
toa whe has not negro insanity.
The negro jubilee At Burlington ON the
4sh was failure, tbs radical portion
failing TO as, With others.
Ths Burlington Gazette says On The
Alb free sgha occurred between aens
abolitiouisss and negroes al Kirksyills,
Wapello county, whioh rssaltsd In fave
bruises, sore heads and damaged shins.
The Democrats looked On and laughed,
for
"Twas fua to see ths Engineer
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
"'Twss faa to see shs Engineer
Hoisted With bis owa pesard."

RADIcALs.-- We understand that Tipkon
sad Thayer, Uaissa Sssses Senator's,
sisctsi 10 Nebraska by fraud, ara raai-
GALS Of the black stripe. They can visii
Washington on heir hensrs, bat ne havs
no idsa that they will be admitted to nis-
repseas the people of that tsrritory.
Aeasrs. Poppleton aud Morton, .hs
Democrats candidates, according to the
Votes Of Nsbraaka, IL aaaissed ~ a
asass, would be the legal representatives.
Bas Nsbraska, like Colorado. viii remain
in serrisorial sondition fer seMs sims
10 come.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

The Gathris County Ysdssts and the
Mascatine Journal deasnnce shat rssola.
ton in Csugress "a . hambug, whieh
provides for the employment Of an ON
eisl historiaa Of the Rsbellian. These
papaxK afa right An nfseial Iiato-
Flaa, frem JHlias Cesar down to Nspoi-
eco TIE Sseond, has meter accomplished
any good IN the interest OF greas srntbs
and greas events. GoTernEsas aathor
shlp, ~ II demonstrated BIZ zen thousand
salames which are stale, 6as, snproEta-
BILE, and seldom read, may be set dowa
IS failare- Rsgtsfer.
The resolution vas intended to create
a new psaea for soine hungry ozes sesA !.
er. and shcfsby .ssreagthsn the radical
party. ffyou do not give place 70 yoaf
radical friends yen will sooa learn that
they are moi any more. 0Gee 10 eli that
huias ihsm sogethsr--ss 20 sazy.