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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

SUFFRAGE II TIE DIETRICH OF CoLUH-
BIN-The bill granting the right of stuff
rage to coIored men in the District Of
Columbia, passed the House on the 18th
bv vote orIl6 to 81 The following are
the provisions Of the bill:
See ! provides that from all laws and
parts Of laws prescribing qualifications Of
electors for any Office in the District Of
Columbia, the word white shall be and
the same is hereby stricken out. and that
from and after the passage Of this act, no
person shall be disqualified from voting at
any election held in such District on ac-
count OF color
See. ,. And be it further enacted
that all acts Of Congress, and all laws Of
the State Of Maryland in force in said Dis
trict and all ordinances of Washington
and Georgetown inconsistent with the pro
visions of this act, are hereby repealed
and annulied
:, The bill was passed-yeas, II5; noes,
St"
When the result Of the vote was an,
nounced applause followed from floor to
galleries
There IS little doubt Of the passage Of
the bill in the Senate, or Of Its becoming "a
law
A Coon EzcHASGE The Madison cap
5talIearns that Mr. Willard, the present
editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel is about
To return to Vermont ard that his place
in the editorial chair Of the Sentinel is
about 10 be supplied by Vim, H. Watson,
Esq, who was connected with that paper
years gone by. We agree with the Capj-
az that it viii be 4 great improvement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

For all who MOLLY bore their p-rt in
this dread conflict q nation heart beats
warm with gratitude Generation after
generation yet to come, will kneel and
bless them for it They have saved the
nation life
If anything can be added to their proud
consciousness of duty nobly done, let them
dwell with satifaction on the glorious
future they have made possible for our
country, when hundred millions of free
and happy people shall owe a proud al
legiance 70 that flag they have so CALAMITY
defended
LTClCS FAIRCHILD
January lith, 1866.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

1t wa. dark long before we reached
camp, and while eating supper, the Col
was brought in on the horse OF one OF
fire Iieutenants, badly hurt, and having
killed his own horse.
II seems that he had got into herd of
buffalo, and had made up his mind that
he was going to beat any Indian that day.
He was after a cow, which he had wound
ed and had his horse running under the
spur. The cow turned and he forget
ting that he was riding with q curb bit,
refined his horse suddenly around,
checked him, threw .iim off his legs, threw
him down, broke his neck and was himself
shot forward on to his temple, and then
turned a complete summersautt. 1t was
an hour before the only officer who was
with him could revive him, he was so
stunned Il was another hour before he
could recolect anything about himself
| feared at first he had disiocated his hip,
but luckily it Is no worse tlan severe
bruises can make it. We made litter by
hanging buffalo robe, hammock fashion,
in the wagon and the next dav started for
home, the Indians having killed all the
meat they could pack on their horses and
more too.
! 1t took three days to get home, the
! Colonel bearing the journey better
/ than expected We reached Fort Rice
| without particular incident, having been
! absent week exactly.
/ The Colonel is now able 10 sit up -
! Charley feet are very sore, but better
! than they were he will come cat al right
| ] hope Poor fellow He had hard
time getting home. / had to pail of one
of his shoes, ana make a buffalo boot FOR
!, him to walk in, and had a man to lead
him all the way He has had boots on
ever since
so ended nv first buffalo hunt and if
Charley were all right would ike to try
it again next week. But that cant be. J
suppose il Is the only buffalo hunt | shall
get
We had fine weather during our trip,
! and it has been very fine since. Like
Indian summer in Wisconsin. To night
it is clustering, and it looks as if o d
Hyems after keeping his paw off so To- :,
has at last determined TO clutch us with a
grasp we shall feel We have been great
ly favored beyond a doubt. In day or
two shall move into my new quarters
and shall feel settled for rather dreary
winter. Our out door work is nearly
comp eted. the Fort all enclosed, new
st'.bles built and things getting SOM what
ship shape, so that If winter Is about 10
set in he Will not lie altogether unprePared
for.
omitted to so say in my account Of the
hunt, that our friend Bears Rib took his
meals with Us regularly. The Indians
beha ed ike gentlemen. We guarded
nothing concealed nothing locked NJ
nothing and we lost nothing through them
In the two days hunt there were eighty.
eight buffalo killed. The ponies and horses
Of the Indians were laden with all they
could carry; the Indians walking The
load one Of these ponies Will stagger uudel
IS astonishing. The Indians cut all the
meat OF the bone, lay the skins on the
ponies back, place the meat on them, let
ting it hang on other side almost to the
ground and 50 trot home While this
lasts nothing else is done when pressed
with hunger they rally out again
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24
Che state industrial College ---- Convention
Called.
y "a LLlends q LnENgLrie! LlncaLion

u he friends Of Hanstric! Education:
It Is already known to the people Of
Wisconsin that, IN answer to petitions from
the Agricultural Societies OF the State. and
memorials from several 0four Legislatures
III successive years, the government Of the
United States, by an act Of Congress, APP
proved July u. 1862. donated to the State
of s. iscousin two hundred and forty thous-
and acres of the public lands for the en-
duWmeut of an Institution Of learning,
where the leading object shall be to teach
such branches OF learning as are related To
Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts; and
that the said lands although formally ac~
cepted. selected and located under an act
Of the Legislature approved April ID
1868. viii, ucyerthe ess, by the terms ct
the grant ue forfeited TO the General Gov
eminent unless the institution thew were
( designed to en8ow shall actually has G
/ Seen established before the "a day Of
t july, 1867.
/ Il j. also well known that, hitherto, no.
I thing whatever has heen done Nv the
T State towards the iuIhllment of its pied -cs
/ in this hehait
/ In lew of the shortncss of the time that
4 Net remains it. therefore. becomes 4 mat
\ I.r III gre4ru0ment 20 tha industrial in
+ .eygs-s al the State, that Immediate meas
uv-s 1e taken for the establishment Of the
proposed institution. Accordingly, in the
. Hyg. 81 contributing to this end by uniting
tlg r5enlS os the enterprise upon that
I policy which shall most eiFactuailv tend
/ Cd promo. taa iocral and practical edu-
5 cation al ,br people ga Jbe several pursuits
ana professions Ia life. IS required by
F. the terias oG the grant the undersigned
I have deemed it advisable TO call a Con
. yeuuon. 70 be held at Madison on the 9TH
and Sth of February nest. for the fall dis
cu-~iuu AMI harmonious settlement of the
lea.lu- questions connected herewith
And while we cordially invite the at
tendance and participation Of all citizens
. who are friendly t. the main objects of
. tal Convention. \ G also earnestly recon-
meui tie appointment, by each AgricuI-
,Ural Society and other industrial assocj-
/ etiaas within the state, Of at least one
. special delegate
The work a. lie done Is important Let
uo ,r.ena af Industry and Of tue Educa-
+ ,5on Of Labor, who can possibly attend
/ fail 70 lie at the Convention
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

The Washingtonians are rejoicing
over a reduction Of prices at Wizards
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24
E.GTS MADE TO DER
n. n z n IA ts 81 = y ~ AZ : Q
Dissolution Notice.
Dissolution EofEce.

Mineral Point, Jan. 50, 1856.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
y heretofore existing between the undersigned in
carrying tie GiacEsnljthiu- business, under The
name of Keys < Co, IS this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
5iineral Point January goth 1856.
II. : KEYS
JOHN ITzNNTET,.
The business will be carried on hereafter by the IN
designed.
t+w II :. KEYS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24
gHEy MANUFACTURE THE

And ali froa the best quality Of material he found
iE the Country
IL - claim II 70 b~ re Bet Gad Cheapest Col.
lar ia RI Eorli.
Field. Palmer 81 letter. Chicago. Illinois
sole gents for thc States 90 Illinois, Michigan Wis
cousiu, Iowa and Minnesota
Masters ColIIs. Cincinnati. Ohio Sole
Agents FOR the States q Ohio, Indiana, Keusuckr
and Tennessee. 4=su
n = We viii pay the Highest
- Cash Price for all kinds Of
Country Produce.
GILMORE ( Co.
sudirth Qlatt's old ,.znd
= ~ gh-.. Ei.~.l Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24
There are about TWO Thousand United

There are about two thousand United
States troops now quartered in and around
Salt Lake City, and the Tedette Office has
been removed froa Camp Douglas into
the very heart Of the New JerusaIem.-
The assaults of the, spirited little daily
grow more furious as it approaches the
Tabernacle, and Brigham grinds his teeth
among his followers BY the expositions of
Mormon ra@cality and treason continually
appearing in the columns of the Eedehe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

a Virginia clergyman writes to the
Post 9Hce Department asking for mail
contract He states that he does not
know that he can take the oath of alIegi>
anae, for he has prayed in the pulpit dur
ing the war for the success Of the South
ern cause; but as the prayers were never
answered, he is of opinion that no aid and
comfort were given, and therefore he re-
mains a loyal citizen.
, 1866-08-18
TIE FRENCH PRESS on THE ca.
: BILE.
Hopes OF this Democracy from III
EEHl1f.

Hopes OF thH Democracy from tho
serera1 OF the Paris journals OF Jdl7 81 e.
press great gratifcatlon At the successful
and bestow the most unqualified praise on
the perseverance, shoEn By England In tho
undertaking. The I1aps expresses ftselfin
these terms: nanythtag conaleo pacific aud
labordous, dcmoczatic and liberal Europe for
the cruel anguish it has for some time been
eude1ing-1or the Invasion Of liberty and
right, the progress Of military rule, and the
triumph of cgotistical ambition and brrte
force, It u the great event which Is today
announced bT despatch from London. The
tsE aos Ie arss e e,s se xeh
Ein for The future have name IN history,
has fulfilled its mission to the end3 eIectn-
eal communication Is established between
the Old and the NV Worlds. Now is
successfully accomplished that memorable
AanEninary struggles By which Germany has
inst been cesolaied; NOW has been gained
that great victory Of human intelligence and
science over the blind fosces Of Nature.
Henceforth, II the ocean rerzins clement
and respects the mysterious nne lAld In It's
depths, We shall live with the same If. ns
the people Of the New Continent; henceh,rth
We shall feel Immediately the pulsatidus Of
that great nation which has established self
government on the othersfde Of the Atlantic,
AuA AE14ILEA k4C l4GA III QCuAQClaCS III 8EE3u.
To the tepaelty Of the English ls due that
great result; 1t Is English capital which for
The third time has shoEc confidence n the
accomplishment Of that great work Honor
therefore to Angio-Sa1nn perseverance,
Ia L5o4< Of the 31st ulf1uo says This Is
quest that re love, not obtained BY man
oFer man, bnt bJ ioan over things To
abrIdge distance, to suppress it!'Toput
seas separated by isthmuses In co1nnrnfca-
tior + To pass Under mountains which les
and snow covcr during. eight months of tho
year! To multiply bridges oyer rivers md
MIGHTY streams I To ope5 on Al eoastA po+ta
| Of refuge against rnaratlrae cat&st1ophes
| To let al soye1eigns correspond. between
| each othT without any inte;medtzy, SAVE
! their most Intimate secretary What great
| Il nSnveznInents would eeek 61 ,re4soo and il
Eeeres that which they have too long en-
deetoEed to eject bI violence and wy
, 1866-08-18

Tho ReheI Old school Fr33HyfEfAIn
~ ~oa1aefs1Se-&n y 1SePofE-:Dc3o.
Hou4e RafHEd-F1ye Bodies Con4um-
I'd by 1he K1ame.-Deats,a or Coloxrd
so1di--~ fIana x.f,,I.r-Nxs-o-as,. -
fron. GovrTnor Fsctrn~r as, I1,n s1IH
f<s-t ar - .z,d r,,.se.e - - ~44' ''>AA
4e~ % As@~ @1A o1"eFs ~e- "
Especial Deeps.ea to tae Chicago 1stsnne.l ..
ySe rrh., f.nnf,,enr-, ~ ;..e.s.s, ~ n'1sx.,
eoea eoa'c. ~. u o4sA1oeeea IIesoyMta-
School r4esny.erisns Z vs.aou1 pa1ts Of tss eoun
~, sympsthi.iar Win tae1r 1aoycnent' :. I'M
Confe4enee has sd1ouued. aftsr u.sstnr .rsoin-
s,o,,. +h.r ,h.- az ...ss -.sSN p.sk - 'e.SE
-. .s-.H 80 - w noA se*n 70 Aes up new
ehurea organization, but ea1aot unite With Tho
GereIa1 Assembly In fts uYnapnt sttjtpda 1tu44
snsressed that reso,p,sor h. 9. 1."s.d or - r,1a'
denef m Presideu1 johnson. but It H1s replied
that thai would b. .an1inx in.a the E=J mez.a1es
they deunuHerd The General Assembly for per
forming
The Sho.e1a -. q as3anE. y, though IN tls past
'thlrty-eix deaths. Tbe1e was biz e1cifEasent
Aear the assxn4l thtz 1nasnsnS, heczuae thc SOL
tic1s fsum tho ArEe11l Fred the dead house about
Il O'Clock last night, and Hve bodies Wr1e c1n-
snmsa in the nsls,es. @ 1ns & szsssfnent eysF e e. e.
, 1866-08-18

President johnson Declares Null ard
Void the Heeent Decrec OF maxInaII~
Lam EE1als1tAlllnE u Blockade NJ Mat
Amof4s.
D., WAsHxorox, Augnst 17.--The following has
s ssen i.srsd: y By The P1ealaent OF the rnised
4 PROCLAMATION.
WHEELS, 4 VIZ is csist!ps In the Republic Of
~ M!s5.ee aggravated BY foreign military intere-
Wi,11.As, The United States, b, sceordsnce with
their scttlst habits and pollcy, is neutal power
In T9gard to ths war Which Tins a31lcts lie Ke-
Nm1uAs, It has BECOME known that one Of lhc
HA1:miltan, who Assezts himself to b Emperor in
Of Matsmotas, and othsr Nedcan ports, whieh
arc In the occ1,eton and possession Of another OF
9as I'D xh IT, r. 4 H. se mR s,9s Of
The port or Nat4mnras, aud all those Of the
northern frontier which have Withdrawn from
the1f ot.edisnee e The Govesnment. ere closed TO
ssated. =,
rcrs, arriving It any o,her, where tie exetse OF
importation, introduction and con.umpdon, md
S9 nsesf ef 81 .a.1 ea q E
Tsra5ru is charged with tho panrtua1 execution
.GiTea =. Mexico, this oth day Of Jaly, 1861
NnER1As, The decree Tins recited by dee1a,iog
belilsefeut blockade, unsupported by competent
military or naval forcc is Ii violation Of the n-n.
t,a1 rights ur the United Statea. defined ty the
law Of ua.one well as of the treaties e1iss1ps
Letwecn :he United 6tate4 Of America and Tie
eIosesn Enttrd States OF Mexico.
fou, therefore, /, Andrew johnson, Prtx!deai
Of the United Stn1es, do hereby proclaim mud de-
elaIe thai the Aforesaid decre IL held and will be
held By the United States to be absolutely null
Of The United Siatce a1d atl clatns which shall be
1nade TO enforce the anne asainst the Goyesnmen!
or catlzeus Of the United Stass thel be dIsalowt
in wltEe-B Whereof have sci ny Annd- and
eauked tic seal Of thu United States 10 be aflxed
pore At the City Of Washington, August l7,h, II
tfc yer Of onr Lord la6 and Of the Indepen
A1nExW Jousso1.
By the Pfeei5cnt:
WN. Il. SEwAnp, Secretary of State.
, 1866-08-18
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

National Tcuctlet83 4ssocfntfon-ThIrd
Days. Sess1on-KeaoIut1on Offered In
FaT0r OF n Worlds Educational ABo-
cia1tCn-Transnctton OF Othe. 1mpor-
tant BuA1ne@-Taxable Property OF
Har1on County.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
1sn1AsAroxB, August II.
The Association met At 9 o'clock. nr. tanbcrt
Of New York, read d report in favor Of q World.A
Educational Association. 10 be held IN New Yox,
the session to continue two weeks, ut which Ill
educational topics could be thoroughly discassad
ard offered > resolution appointing committee
qr s fss II H. IT, p h
fyland, President Benton, Of Indians. Bulkfey,
Of Brooklyn, Dr. lambert, Of New YORK; and &.
White, Ct Ohio, aits1 whieh resolution was
pon nexxyeaz to The eanae committee,
The Constitution WIS amended, under the pres-
Eu1e Of Tie previous question: So as to pastG lady
A psper Va tben 1esd by rsesidcai Edwards, Of
Illinois, prepared by Professor Atkinson, Of
Maine, upon the anlount ofela2eies which shall be
s:Ss1 Sa
edncatton4 more consou1at With the genl1E OF
American insGtntfnns- Ihs tu1tter contained In
the paper e1is.ted considerable discuesson, which
was participated IN BY Dt. Audrews of Ohio Pso-
fetsor Newell, Of Indiana, E. E. White, ol Ohio,
and othelp.
On Enotion COMMITTEES was appointed to sepo.!
Akfnsonss paper, consisting Of Dr.. .Audren1, Or
ohfo; p: Benton, OF Indians, aud Dr.. Johnson
{esr synopets OF the school systems of the dn-
fertnt States.
Tho Association will adjourn tonight. The ses-
sion concludes With grand leTce 1t the Bales
Ils ta5ablc property in this county I. over
, 1866-08-18
MEXICO.
Threntened Downfall Of MAIirui1fAuss
Enoptre-An UnSuecexAfd Conspiracy

Thre1tened Downfall Of MAIttu11fAnss
Enpare-An Unsuecefsxd Con2p1raeY
nj Fefn Cruz.
NV ToEk, August 1.-THE HsTnfds Mexican
CORES pondcEca fnilet1tr1 the recent statement
from that 4uaxtc. Of N sfpfoaehIng ctisia, which
threatens lhe downfall OF -Naxlmilian-s Empire
Martial Law has bee. declared In 4 nnMbef Of
Et1teE.
Il ha. been discovered that the late coas7fraey
In Vera CEux contemplated the setxu1e OF Ill t3tu-
t1ty and e1r1 Officers belonging 70 the Empire, in
The city xad Custom House. A forced Loan Was to
be levied on MI French merchants, aud tho pEinct-
Ia1 leaders Of the conspiracy were then to make
their escape About one hundred soldiers were
bI1bed, mostly Of the Egyptian Corpa, and the
Liberal parties outside fy wetc duly informed
Of the intention, anl reFe TO cooperate; bnt the
whole thing was diseoreIe1 py means of captured
despatch. : Tie principals were arrested and the
brf6ed soldiers relieved. X
Acapulco is about to be ahandaued by tho
Gl11rs7os, Tc1aa, August 1a r.a JAcx.
to1- Mississippi, August 17.-Thc Bio 9runda
etateS that revolution IN tic eity 9i
Eatamotas on the Tib inAt. fesuItod In
the overthrow Of the Government Of CaFaraJAl.
The General Commanding ese1fca, End u ia
Brownsville. Gcna111 Lew. Wallace and Other
citizens Of the unitod States at Cas1yajalts bezd-
CURRIERS', arc a1so in R1oEnasflle- The n1nxen1cu
vas genenl-nol opposition, no loss Of LIE o. de
st1utlton OF property. General Pedfo Pee Josa
1ua.ex WIS Commander Of tho nlflitary In tx
ety, and It Il ssid Carava;al had been proclaimed
ffCtof pf JaUu1 1HffnSA
, 1866-08-18

Canada vii be subadtted. Its al4o ststed: =.
veasel, purchased months asu By 0.Aahone. T. !.
prdvateer, xud Etn lying 1t ibe Atlantic doc+ il
Claimed By Stephens. and that II be perslsts 10 The
claim an attachment viii Be procured a@aInst hin
By prominent FeuiAus Of Bepoklyu.
Twenty4hrce dispatches Eor Europe were for
Narded for tz1namishon by tho cable, fot which
the sum OF &9 GOO was paid.
. Some neNT dcvtIo3Incnts taNtto light Se.tesday
II regard to the late Lord hank robbery II Ex-
change place. Two men, 1atned Toward 4Ed Pet
unEtn. Who arc believed 70 hare been tha ntatn
Manip1latoEs m The transaction, We,r arycxte1 On
The 15kh inst Ennis, uho IVES arrested aud e.
ctped, performed TIC diplomatic piH OF the work,
being Assigned 10 the task Of interesting r. Lord
and attracting his attention while tho othe:s sb
sttacted the bard4- \ fourth party IL still Il isre
Who aetcd - receiver Ut the stolen goods.
Further disclosures concerning tbs Moxk.ng Of
detectives In this dty aze being made prbl:e daily
Two statements arc made, which edll further tr1-
rlicftc Captain John T. Young. the detective.
saE1n Anna has been fupl.cated In smother b.of1
1t eppea1s be Ees bad EoE1 named Dnvl1 Aax-
Poue. of asioEnsr fem the General Hc Eesni1y
shortly On wedne.day night, = MOI
ca0, l. member Of Santa Aana's trite,
called On AaxQuesa at bis house, ccz,n1tted i
m15derous Assault rpon the hitter, and it Is said
that hs would hare Filled him had not persons
Iiesfe1ed. MazquerA Il wounded In txo placel,
aEd this morning had = warrant Issued for the n
rest Of bis ehsai1ant. Some EaJ EAnta Arns vfu
BE- Implicated. bat It = ha.dfy probable.
Preparations arc being made here to seceiTe
President 1ohnson, who Il expected 10 a1iTo
On the 9Th tns1AQt.
, 1866-08-18
FROM NEY ALBANY, IND.

Grand Unlou Rzly-sprechea Of Hou.
Schuyler Colfax and, Colonel II. r.
Eurd.e-GFeat Enthusiasm.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
KEw A1nAax, LID, August ii.
Ono Of the largest political meetings he4d In
this eify since the opening Of the campaign GANG
on tonight in sfunt Of The cou1H<seial Office,
to hear Hon. Schuyler Colax speak The vast
asscmhlasa vas brought together atave1J eanst
nossce, sHl was composed Of 1srre number Of
IL: Colfax uasae \ most powerful speech, re-
viewing the acsion OF the Fre1IdeQt and the D IN
oc1At1c party IN the iset Copgres3. He criticized
the Philadelphia Contention. showed 1t up in It's
trnn ep!oss and expfafned The motives that pro-
duccd 1t. Ills remarks In regard to this rebel
concern were received with tremendous applause,
which gave evidence thu: Ii haa made
no converts In this community from the Union
fanks- ue discussed tho Constitutional amend
nc.lt. CELEBRATING upon it, provisions ia I clear
xud fo1c1blc EA1ueF+ convincing Ill within I'll.
sound Of his yoIce that II Il the correct principle
10 be adopted in this crisis Of our countrJ. He
VIE g1eftcd With the mont unboundcd applause
Throughout. aud closed with The widest cheettrS.
Colonel H. r Burdse., Of Kentucky. WAS taea
To- TO- ha5s felt the cppresslea Of keni9css ne9trsl.
kueH The not!9cs Tint cctuatcd tho ftbels Of The
So1th 70 sf1 :doEn with the rebels Of The North
at PHILADELPHIA His speech was ga1 and uorsn-
wood to The Dcmoe-a:s present. willie 1t delighted
the EnIon host He e1o.ed al II p. n, sEId the
Ioudest cheers,
, 1866-08-18
FROM LOUISVILLE, EY,

The President and Cabinet to yIa9t
1.ou1avNle-NaEa 12aiI Nuteh-Money
Voted for Halfway Purposez-MnF-
kctk.
lor1ryu1E August I'll have It on good au-
thosiiy tlat Fresidert johnson and Cabinet hare
accepted limitations to visit this ctty, ou their
1etn'n fIom attending the 1.Jtng Of lhe eotaes-
ttone of the Doux1s4 Monument At Chicago, n
September. Prominent rebels and leaders or the
Johneon tkc.ion Of this city Ase already making
extensive preparations to receive them and give i
public 1eeE2luu-
base bill match Eos the charupioE4htp at lht
sou1h, between she Cumberland CtEb, or Nash
rille, ard the Louisville Cluh, Of this city, wa4
sreuators VEN present to witntss the gang.
. 4 Sots oi III City Gonne0. appropria1dng one
SLelhrviIle Railroad. WIN BE- eutnatted to tho
pcople fR 1auatatoo on ths 18th Of September
HeIt.
MARKETS eontinae steady, 9th 1air demand fo=
The supply Of money Is abundant.
there hare bern hea1y transactions In hale rope
nnd tagging recently, md The demand coaAldefa-
b1T s1ceees the supply, vhich has uasde material
adshnee N prices Jezt.rda1 and to-dAy-
, 1866-08-18

Latest War Inte3l1Rsnee-1Ee FarAr
EunJAs1s HomhoId L2tc Allied C--.
Eject Of rhe Cannonade-DMer Of
Nedtn81on-SuoneR Re4ea Feeling I'm
t-cstet1-The Urn1f2zsns stul Tor Var,
pio Jsnrfrf ar sree,tct1 Ta h-e5, !.at 1e1. nut u
tho camp q he allies b. The Psttsas5aas, ao.ed
IA list aavisex. lastzd nvc hours. win 1htty
destruction Of 10 tenta, mort Of their emp cour
Page nd Wagons. aIt1le1y, ,dtsnoauted, xrt About
tt-1J 70 0nn hundred men hors da ca1t1.-
An Ger has D<en raxdt hy the Ministers Of
Fern and Cht4 to the Oriental md Areuntfne
GovesnHsenss. - mediatoss bes~ssr tha htIlisrT-
enta- No importance IN zttathed to this uxopCs.i.
s19pt thst Dc pesee party Is crowtE$-. Il Vii
lave no Immediate eHt<7, uIles It BE- to lmrt ihe
allicd eonnanccts to show mu-e ero1 sud de
Sire tor pesee. ~s~ 4s'
The BfazSfixu Go7cn1aeut feel1 the neetsz1tv q,
ploaecThng tho wxr in order to eerarr fps.fI
ua1qniuty n: tho EmplfH md vim p1ossep.e
even u xS5ldoned BY her aMes