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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

~ -Dn the line ofihis roaI FARMS. LOTS ~ lLDlNO
SITES HOUSES with inIIroved grounds Tor sALE Ho1sr'
to RENT. Apply to r.. DEAN DOW SON, Wallst, No.
TO- room No. 10. from 10 a. ~. to "A o. H.
unics lnrar drpOtl Plantirld Y J..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

L'OR SALE ut NORWALK, Gonna hand
Il some DWELLING HOUSE tlt rooms), with about ON
acre Of land outhouss good garden &C. having full view
Of the hafhor and sound aud within half e OF depot Pdc
sc PARTICULAR inquire Of 5. Z. OLMSTEAD Co.
koTw ak. Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

U,UE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Mo-. 4s7 go 49l FlFTH-AVE., NEW.YoRK.
VIII 'e0''" " Ii. ~ PIERCE. Prrsiasua
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07
From the Right Quarter.


The Madison Correspondent Of the Milwau.
kco, Daily Ncrs, touches up the sophistical
pamphlets with which Z. p. Ward has for
months past been flooding the nails of the
western lines. We like Ks style Of g bbeting
the pampered monopolists who seem to- regard
the national crib as exclusively their own prop.
erty..<, Here is the extract. -.1 of
Endless numbers of pamphlets favoring the
protection Of money invested in factories at the
expense of western farmers and consumers are
being put afloat. have been the honored re-
cipient of some of this adJIe. One is headed
"British Free Trade Dtiusion." They pur
port tn come from one E. b. Warl Of Detroit.
But who he il, and whose money pays for the
printing, are equal mysteries. The chief merit
Of the production is u nice balance between
stupidity and obsurdity. The "deluson" that
open markets, with good prices fer grain, as OPP
posed to closed markets ard swindins prices
tor goods, is dwelt upon, and we q Q asked to
believe that 1t Is our interest to sell our pro-
ducts ut the cost Of raising. and purchase of
New England shos!dy at ten prices. because
the shoddy was made this side of the ocean!
And then the eteriblc effects Of cheap prices
and cheap labor! How disastrous to us low
priced. goods would be! How dangerous, that
farmers might get their iron, their clothing,
groceries, de-, cheap, when by ''protection,"
New England is enabled to sell them dcar!-
The first time | feel uncommonly stupid, and
can find an editor willing, have purpose to
gibbet these shallow humbugs, peddled free
among the people to keep down the Indignation
that is rising at being made the prey, by law.
Of cheats and swindcrs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

An attempt is being made in congress to 70.
peal the fishing bounty Of 50 years standing
and which was increased in 1919. Tbs, bounty
now paid is three and half and four dollars
per registered ton Of the vessel employed ia
the cod fisheries.
Tic joint committee on reconstruction re.
ported to the house the suffrage amendment,
with the tax-p,ying clause stricken out which,
was passed. In reporting the resolution Mr..
Stevens made fierce onslaught upon the pres.
idcnt. 10 "e" o..
The House committee on commerce, opposes
St. Louis as port Of entry, and reports in ia.
vor of setting aside 1920, 900, to complete the
custom house at Cincinnati ana $4,000 for
the erection of one at Dubuque.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07
a CAR RID.

DOCTORS NJ. NJ. 4 J. L. JENNINGS, the Ceyebrat-
ed Electro Magnetic Physicians have taken rooms OPP
posle the Pos. Office in Prairie du Chen and will
all durable diseases and greatly relieve those who
inrurtblc. Patients be treated with Medicine,
Electricity or Magnetism as the case may require.
We Guarantee no Cre. Consultation FREE.
We treat all Chronic diseases the above principles.
Spsciu attention paid to female diseases tho
principles. Come and be healed!
Prairie du Chen, Nov. s, 1865.
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Strange, but True.

Every young lady and gentlemen in the United States
can hear somsthng very much to their advantage by
ssnr p'r So baN fs ~ na aqarSss,nS the under
ct'ig r. Hafi inT NJ ccr} All others u4}f rr.e -
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Won't use any Other.

The last and best The right article finally. Every
body likes it, Old and young unite to praise WEpsTERs
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in week Ask for w.bsters Vegetable Hair Inviga
rstor, and don't take any other.
For sale by 8. J. Case Co., Wholesale dealers In
Drugs Books and Stationery doors east of the First
National Bank NIcGregor, Iowa.
Durham Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists 16
Lake St., Chicago gents for tho Northwest. (467y)
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FJ BUY FRESH GROUND OSWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RoSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS SON.-Na
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

7r. The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
gans forty different Styles adapted to sacred and
lar music, for $50 to 5000 each. Ffty-Oae Gold or
SLIDER N.,ir,s, othcr first premiums awarded them
illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address MASON &
HANLIS, Boston, or MASON BRorHERs. Y. yi6l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
The Fenian Excitement in Canada.

TORONTO, March 1.-THE number of volun'
teers answering the call of the Government is
largely in excess Of the demand. The COM
mander in chief has issued 4 military order
regretting that he is compelled, as measure
of precaution, to call for the services of so
large q number of volunteers, and says this
step does not result from the existence OF n
condition of war between our sovereign and n
foreign State, but is the necessary performance
of n duty which has devolved upon the Govern
ment, who are bound to make provision for
protecting the lives and property of the inhab-
itants of the Provinces against threatened
piratical attacks of lawless men who are rising
in the territory of a neighboring. Power for
the purpose of openly organizing an enter
prise against the sovereign rights of the Queen
and the security of her subjects. He relies
upon the success of the volunteers in repelling
any attack which may come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.

WAsHISaToY, March l2.-SRSATR.-Mr Sher-
man presented the petition of citizen Of Co
lumbia, s. C., asking for indemnity for loss
sustained by the burning of his house. In
presenting the petition, Mr.. Sherman read 4
letter from General Sherman In relation to the
burning OF the town of Columbia, alleging
that current reports of this matter were false !;
that Columbia was not fired by the Federal,
but by rebel authorities; that General Wade
Hampton had, before leaving the town, given
an order to burn it ION the approach of the
Yankees &c. General Sherman states that
the town was on fire when he entered It, The
petition was referred to the Committee of
Claims.
HousE.-A resolution was adopted having
in view the purchase of n portrait of Joshua
X. Giddings.
Mr.. Shellabarger, of Ohio, offered resolu-
ton instructing the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into and report upon the expediency
and propriety of providing by law that no
person disloyal to the United States Govern
ment, or who has been engaged in armed
rebellion, shall be entitled to the exercise of
the right of electors in any State or Federal
election. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Blaine asked, but failed to obtain, leave
tointroduce a resolution declaring that, in per-
hitting the introduction of resolution to
guarantee a loan of the Mexican Republic, the
House did not in anywise mean to approve
such measure; and further, that all schemes
looking TO any guarantee by the United States
Government of any Mexican or Fenian loan
are inexpedient.
The Canadian reciprocity bill was discussed.
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The Fenian Panic in Canada-The Dread OF
AN Invasion OH ~. Patrick's Day-Reprisals
Observation-Disclosures Activity.

TORONTO, T.. w, March l0.-Ihe Fenlan
excitement is still intense here. 1t is esti-
mated that thirty thousand troops are now
armed and ready to march If invasion takes
place. From the back country, news is re-
cciycd of activity and preparation for defence
of the frontier. Over two thousand yolun-
tccrs have arrived from the INTERIOR and they
are bilieted upon the citizens Ten soldiers
are said,to be CHARTERED upon the alleged Head
Centre here. The volunteers are paid twenty.
1--we cents and rations per day by the Govern
memt. The people are fully aroused, and no
man Skirks duty, although a few have been
arrcs ted through misconception OF orders
calling them out.
All the troops are being thoroughly drilled
and prepared for service. A full supply OF
ammunition has been issued to the soldiers,
and the railroad trains are made up and ready
10 move them at Il moments notice to any
point of attack There has been turn out en-
h1$s of all citizens, TO make demonstration
of strength. From the alacrity with which
the call has been answered, it seems that
annexation to the United States and all other
differences of opinion have succumbed TO the
danger of the hour.
The Toronto Gl0be saws il has received infor-
nation that on St. Patrick's day number of
fenlans will cross the river, and joining III the
procession in this city, create local disturb
auces 10 attract the attention of the military,
while the main force Will strike at different
points on the frontier.
IL is also stated that the Fenians of Toronto
would walk on ST. Patricks day armed with
pixies and revovers, and the Mayor had been
appealed TO 10 prevent any demonstration. 1t
was thought that the influence OF peace-loVing
Catholics would restrain the more violent.
The Canadians declare that If an invasion
occurs they will at once cross over and make
reprsals; and these boasts are met by others,
on the part of border Americans, OF even more
significant character.
1t is also reported that large number of
strangers have arrived in Ogdensburg during
the past few days.
L, -. ,t,t ~ ap az
of Canada has called the attention of the Sc
cretary of State to the imminence of an lnva-
sion Of the territory of Canada by bodies OF
armed men proceeding from the United States,
and has informed Mr.. Seward that the most
vigorous measures must be adopted in order to
prevent the violation of the neutrality Law,
Is said the matter will be introduced N We
House of Representatives on Monday.
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Later from Europc-Troubles OF the British
Cabinet Earl Russell - Fenian Affairs
Er,pcc and llcxieo. Nc.

New YORK. March 1.-THE steamer City of
Boston, from Liverpool on the 18th ultimo,
riu Queenstown on the LIST instant, has
arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The rumor of the resignation of Earl Russell
j. cmphatically denied.
The English Government has seized two yes
sells ut London which were fitting out for the
CHILEAN Government.
The Irish question is TO be discussed in the
House of Lords. Earl Grey gave notice that
he would move an early consideration of the
subject
The London Times bitterly denounces what
il considers the bad taste of Mr.. Bancroft $
Grafton.
The condition of Fenian affairs is I'M
changed, and arrests are plentiful in all direc-
lions Arms and ammunition are frequently
seized The provisions of the peace preserva-
ton act have been further extended. Amongst
the arrests in Ireland was that of Morris, the
Head. Centre for Carlow. Large quantities of
gunpowdcr had been seized in Kilkenny, and
the search for arms continued At Cork and
Queenstown without much success. A box
OF hand grcnades and Orsini shells, which
had been landed from q Liverpool steamer At
Dublin, has been seized. Sir Charles Phipps
keeper of the privy purse and private secre-
tary 10 the Queen, is dead.
FRANCE AND MEXICO.
The Paris Nemoriul Dipiomatigue says that
the mission of Baron Sailtard to Mexico is q
mere starting point for negotiations for the
withdrawal OF French troops. The report
that five thousand men will return in May
is at least, premature. The French expedi
ton 10 Mexico, down 10 the end of 1865, cost
twenty.seyen million pounds, and eleven
thousand men killed or disabled.
GERMANY.
The London Star has reasons to know that
the relations between Austria and Prussia
relative 10 the Duchies are very critical and
even hints at the possibility of war.
RUSSIA.
The American Minister had grand banquet
given 10 him at the Marine Club, Cronstadt,
when fraternal sen timents were interchanged.
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lirupool, March l.-Cotton.-Sales on We'd
ucsday and Thursday, 81 600 bales, including
II 900 bales 10 spectators and exporters. The
market is a trifc higher, but closed very dull
Brradstutts close, quiet, and unchanged.
Provisions are generally firm.
LonoDB, March Limited States Five
lWcutipS, ia IL Il.
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TOBACCO. The market Is little better, ana
good In demand. We quote common Tugs, SoWS''
good lugs, good weights, $3.50 sound sweet iuss
good weights, siOGsl2 so-the latter price 10 sell
dom obtained oniyifor shipping lngs; bright ings,
very scarce and high common leaf, Si20sb; gooo
leaf, sis6s25 fine shipping, s2s0s2s. There were
few sales of fancy leaf Of late at 800, and u Is
thought that extra quality would sell higher good
stems, ~ 5OIs6. Manufactured tobacco: Market
brisk good in demand, and tendency upward. We
quote fancy brands, old tax paid, very best and
fine, at from soc to II IS u b. new Tin bond very
fine fancy, zoe .dSi y b.. medium old pounds
tax paid), 25614oc. sweet old half pounds (tax
paid, 4OG1soc sweet old tens tax paid) 25G4oc.;
low grade, unsound, lo@2oc u n.
TEAs.-Black, 75c .Gsl.25-the last a prime arti.
Gle; imperial, s1.75Gs2: gunpowder s2@ss.2s.
vIyEGAR.-Cider, 45c.; manufactured, 4oc.
yESIsoS.-Green, ~ ID, l2lGl5c.
WHEAT.-There have been very few sales OF
wheat since the LIST of January We have auoted
fair lnominally) at 81, but prime will bring much
more.
wooL-Unwashed, 25@3Oc. washed, 4oc. Very
little demand.
wHIsKr.-Common, S2.lCGs2.25; pure Rye,
81 4OIS3.20. Fine brands higher.
WIyE.-Port, common 80 .s0l$3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
WARRINGTON ITEMS.

INSTRUCTIONS TO INSPECTORS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
addressed a letter to the collectors of the
twenty third district of Pennsylvania, stating
that inspectors cannot retain for their own
use that portion of the spirits taken from the
cask or package in order 10 ascertain the proof.
This is not only wholly unauthorized, but is
looked upon as positive fraud upon the
Government and dealers. The collectors are
Instructed 10 adopt such measures as shall
eliectually put stop TO this practice.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
The Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
men Bureau informs General Howard that
the number of helpless poor in Arkansas ana
Missouri that will be dependent on the Govern
incnt for support during the next three months
VIII be about four thousand. Il
III obedience 10 instructions from the war
Department, the military districts of Northern
aud Western New York have been discon-
tnued.
The Redemption Bureau last week stamped
as counterfeits Ais ffty-ce notes, s3 twenty
hSe-centnotes, q ten.cent notes, nily-aoiiar
mole, aud ten dollar note. Total, $2S2.4o
The receipts from internal revenue last week
amounted 10 over 800 600.
The Comptroller of the Currency last week
issued as circulation Of national banks S.,l23,-
Commissioner Sargent, of the Customs Bu-
feau, is informed that the late blockaoe-run-
heTs contemplate going into the smuggling gu
sihess, and that thirty five vessels have Deen
ntied out for that purpose. IL Is expected
that they will attempt to land goods on the
Florida coast. Measures have been adopted
calculated 10 interfere with this illegitimate
business.
WHAT THAB. STEVENS SAID SATURDAY.
Dir. Price, OF Iowa, having interrupted Mr..
Stevens by asking him Ii he was the man the
Iresideht had denounced by name
Dir. Steyens.-Mr. Speaker, does the learned
ecntlerpan from Iowa suppose, for a single
moment, that the speech which presume he
refers 10 as having been made I'm front OF the
White House was an actual fact? Laughter.
desire now 10 put the gentleman right. What
am now going 10 say, however, do not wish
10 be reported. 1t IL a confidential commnni-
cation, laughter and ] presume that nobody
WI violate the confidence which ] repose in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
CATTLE, sc.

CATTLE.-The supply of beef cattle is plen-
tiful, and prices are lower. Sales on the hoof at
6619c., gross, for ordinary to good animals.
HoGs.-Supply diminishing; sales at l5c. Glsc.
nett Last quotations of slaughtered hogs by rail-
road at l3dl6c., nett.
SHEEP.-In demand at GfIlOc., gross, for common
to good; very superior sheep would bring higher
prices.
: At MARKET by retail we have the following quo
tations Beef, l2iG25c. u d., the latter for best
cuts. Pork, 2O@25c. Mutton, l5G25c. u b.
FowLs.-Dressed Turkeys, 25@aoc. u b Dress
ed Chickens and other dressed fowls lS@22c. u b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13

RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, March u. 1885.


The signs In the commercial world plainly
indicate decline In all things-in the cost of
rents, living, and wages of all sorts. In New
York, we learn from the best authorities that
the spring trade has thus far been unsatsfac-
tory, and there Is no reason to hope that 1t will
be any better but much to fear that 1t will
he worse before 1t is better. The heavy impor
tations are filling the large cities with anxious
sellers and laggard buyers. The Southern
demand has tapered of much more rapidly
than was anticipated. Northern merchants
hoped for deeper pocket and heavier sales in
this direction. Manufacturers find that they
had over calculated; and running on short
time will not relieve the market of present
excess and consequent decline. The South is,
indeed, nearly exhausted of the supply of sta
pies remaining after the war, and 1t will be
some months before the next crops can be made
available.
Dry goods, foreign and domestic, declined in
the last eight or ten days twenty per cent.
The prices OF living remain high, and yield
slowly This is owing to the great scarcity
prevailing at the close of the war and the
want of time to replenish the granaries and
increase the stock of animals.
Rents hold on with less reason and equal
tenacity, but must give way in time-and that
not n very long time. There Is no business
certainly in this city 10 warrant them, and II
they continue, men in business must fail, and
houses be for rent, with little demand for
them. 1t will then be seen how much better
it is to have n permanent tenant, doing good
business, than to be subjected by turns to the
trouble and loss of vacant houses and de-
linquent tenants. Everything must come down
to rational and let-live prices before we can
rest upon a steady and safe basis.
Gold in New York last week fiuctuated rs
usual. 1t yibrated between 100 and 1885.
To-day it closed at 1907. Secretary McCul-
loch is reported to have remarked that the
state of the market was not affected by any
measure of the Government Had he thought
proper, he could have reduced gold much
lower. The United States Treasury has very
large amounto of gold on hand.
In this city gold is quoted at 1909 1872, buying
and selling silver, 125@l2S, buying and sell
ing In Virginia stocks, no change. We
quote registered, 1906; Richmond City, $50
20; Virginia and Tennessee railroad, to Nir-
ginia Central railroad, 6Od63.
Quotations of Virginia bank notes UNI
changed.
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Natu yOrk Markets,

NEW YORK, March 12.-Cotton firm, and adj
yanced lc; sales of l,S0O bales at 4lG42c.-
Flour has declined loo; State, S6SOlI$S. 20 :;
Ohio, IS. l56lSll; Southern, $3.50 Sl5. -
Wheat has declined l62. Corn dun. Beef
steady Pork, heavy at S26.l21@@S26.37%'
Sugar dull. Naval stores quiet. Gold, 1902.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
Senatorial Combinations.

WAsHIxGToS, March l2.-The Senate has
confirmed the nominations of Albert Ct.
Mackey, Collector of Customs at Charleston
). c.: George s. Bryan, of Charleston, Dis
trict Judge of the United States for the Dis
trict of South Carolina and William Cherry,
Collector of Customs at Washington, n. G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
Adjournment of the North Carolina LegiSla-
I'm

RALEIGH, March 1.-THE Legislature adj
iourned this morning.
A bill was passed allowing negroes to testify
where they were concerned in person or pro-
perty, and when the jurisdiction shall be re-
stored to the courts, in all matters where the
blacks are concerned.
The usury laws were amended so rs to allow
eight per cent. interest by the agreement of
DartieS
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March n.-Flour firm; high
grades scarce; common neglected. Wheat
steady. Corn steady; receipts large; white,
69@7lc. yellow, 66067c Oats steady. Gro
ceries nominal. Whisky heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-13
LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
Special dispatch to tho Baltimore Sun
The Radical Campaign-The Presidents Com
mcns ON StevenS's speech.

Washington, March ll.--lt is stated that
Senator sherman and many other Republicans
go Going TO start for Connect icut, to stump
Ina, State for the Radicals. Party is stronger
win them than Just policy or principle.
The advices from New Hampshire are that
tho letter of the Postmaster General and the
coinc home of the clerks of the Departments
70 vote is construed by the people as a wish Of
the Administration for the success of the Radi
cal Abolition Gubernatorial Ticket.
The speech OF Thaddeus Stevens is under
stood 10 have been a subject Of defiant COM
mrnt by the President. ALPHA.
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MARINE IRON AND
The subscribers have associated themselves to-
gether for the purpose of conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
In all its branches. They solicit the patronage OF
their friends and the public generaily;
We have procured HOLLOW WARE from orlglnal
patterns and as intend TO make that our prlncl-
bal business, we are prepared to receive orders,
and All them promptly, at Baltimore prices:
Location on Dock street, below the York River
depot. ou avn ,,oN pp,cc ora cop
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r LINN N, DY Err AND
IL. SCOURER, south side of Marshall street, pc
tween Fifth and Sixth is prepared to do all KINDS
of DYEING, CLEANING and SECURING, in all Its
branches, at short notice. Give me a call and ex-
anime for yourself. "
Thankful for past favors respectfully ask con-
Ias s"sm % 'Ho '' L. LINNEMAN.
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DROADDUS IL Ia IA + f r RO,
ID STAIR BUILDERS, FRANKLIN STREET, opp9-
ers and carpenters of the city Of Richmond that
they are prepared to fsbricate Stairs HA ND,
notice and upon reasonable terms. Orders from
the country will meet with prompt attention.
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