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WANTED.-0NE DOLLAR WILL BE
w PAID for COPY Of the DAILY REPupLr-
CAN OF June II, 1901. II. G. DODGE,
mh2.S 4sSlS Seventh street.
TOOK WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN,
~ who can furnish the best Of references that
she Is thorough Cook, IL neat, economical, aud
honest, aud Is q god Washer and Ironer, can
secure good situation, and beat Of wages in q
private family, upon application at 4s2 Eleventh
street, few doors north OFF fe2s.4t
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IN PoRTATION COMPANY.

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IN P0RTATIoN COMPANY.
oFFIoB AND DEPOT,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to dos
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION
BUSINESS
To and from New York, Philadelphia, Bait.
more, Washington, Alsxsndris, Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, Charlottesville, winches.
ter, Harrisonburg, Staunton,
Lexington, salem, and
Bristol, In virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; weldon, Goidsboro',
Wilmington, New Berne, Raieish,
Charlotte, NC and
to and from
All Stations on tho Orange and Alexandria, Vir-
giniA Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich.
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and North Carolina,
Raleigh and CASTOR, and
North Carolina Central
Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
OF the Company will DO extended to other states,
Of which due notice will be given.
The tariH Of charges Is based upon fair busi.
ness principles, yielding q reasonable profit to
the Company, without being oppressive to the
public. Upon this basis It confidently. presents
Its claims for = fair share Of patronage, relying
upon Its large capital and the character Of its
ot1csrs and agents for that public eonndenos
essential to success. A. CHAPMAN,
dels-ly Agent
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL,

TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
~ ROADS,
OFFICE OF AssIsTAEr QrARTERAAsTER,
wAsHIHaToE, d. c., Feb. !, 1885
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
win be sold, at public auction, at Danvills,
Va, on THURSDAY, the eighth day Of March,
Five (6) sssood hand Locomotive Engines, I
feet 81 inches guage; cylinders l6x22; and
weis hing about 20 tons each.
Two ~ Box Freight Cars, 4 feet slf.inch
guage.
Sale to commence at 10 q. m.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
II L. ROBINSON,
feI-tufl0t Bvt. Brig Gen. A. O. N.
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T ARGE SALE OF oUARTERMAsTER's
~ STORES.

CHEZ orARrEkxAsrKR's oryicE,)
DBPor or WAsHiNaroH,
WARRINGTON, d. O., March 2, 1890
VIII be sold at public auction, under the dirsc-
ton OF Brevet Lieut. Col james N. Moore, A. q.
NJ, at Warehouse No. 9; on New York avenue,
between Eighteenth and Ninsteenth streets
Washington, O., On TUESDAY, MARCH %,
lsee, a 10 o'clock, = m, large lot Of Quarter:
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CONCERT ny THE PuLHARxoSIc soorErr

DARING oUrRAoE.-0ne day last week the
agent Of the Freedmsn's Bureau, stationed at
Warrenton, was set upon, knocked down, kicked
and badly beaten by some Of the reconstructed
at that place. 1t is said that the same persons
who committed this assault upon United States
officer, recently shot colored man near Warren :
ton. These are evidences Of loyalty truly prom
Using. -Alcr. Journal
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a n U0AyG N ~ H ..
nRo yHH 'BvI n nATRI.
LEONARD oE0vER . C0..........Di rsstors
M so,,. $500 -. g; ?. ssss.
Doors open ~ quarter 10 seven; Curtaia win
:, riss - quarter 70 eight.
rms TUESDAY EyssINo) March 9,
Second time q that most delightful q modem
49, legitimate Consoles, 49, p
HOW SHE LOWS HIN,
By Dion Boucieault, esq, which ID exciting an sx-
tracrdinary degree Of publie interest, on aecoant
Of the style ofthorouRh excelience In every detail
which charaetsr'sss IL representation with east
At oncc complete, appropriate and upapproacha-
bic In point Of general excellence by any dra-
matte organization on this continent New and
beautiful scenery has been prepared, aud every
appointment, regardless Of cost will be In strict
keeping with the most liberal acceptance Of sie-
Eanee and propriety. To eanclude with the
iaughsble farce Of MY NBIoHBoR's WIFE
Growers THEATRE.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
~ AND FENCING AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHEZ ouARrxaNasrxn's orpIor, 4
nRpnr or w AMI raroH

CHEZ ouARrERNasrxR's orPIcr,)
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON, J
wAsuINaToN, d. O. March 2, 1885.
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, under the direction Of
Brevat Lieut.. Colonel J. O. G. Lee, A. q. NJ, on
THURSDAY, March 9, 1885, at l2 o'clock, m, the
following described Government Buildings and
Fencing, viz; -.
REAR OF No. % NORTH WATER STREET,
One ~ House, IL by is feet
s. Z. CONNER OF PRINCESS AND PATRICK
STREETS, AMBULANCE sTABLBsJ
One ~ ONCE and Shed, u by 81 feet.
Ono ~ Stable, a by loo feet.
One ny Stable, q by 40 feet.
One ~ Stable, IA by 10 feet.
One ~ Shed, Il by 40 feet.
One ~ Mess. house, 10 by 81 feet.
Ono ny Hay shed, IS by "a feet.
One Out house, 4 by s feet.
800 feet OF Board Fence,
n X. CORNER Of QUEEN and WATER sTREEEs,
One ~ Lumber Yard once, 10 by u feet.
8. W. CORNER OF CAMERON AND WATER
STREETS,
One ~ Shooting Shed, 80 by So feet
s. W. CORNER " QUEEN AND UNION STREETS,
Two % Guard houses, each l2 by IL feet.
AT THE FISH-wHARf,
One ~ Clubhouse, 4 by 10 feet.
The buildings will be told singly, In the order
named, and must be removed within hftesn days
from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Brevet Major General d. H. Ruoker,
Chief ouartermaster, Depot Of Warrington.
CHAS. H. TQkPKINS,
mh2.ts Brevst Colonel and ouartermsster.
ALE OF MAN RE
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SALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING,
, BEDDING, DO.

MEDICAL PuAyBIoR's oTpIoH,
wAsHIEGroS, d. O., Feb. IL, 1866. !
An extensive sale Of Hospital Clothing, Bed
ding, &c =, entirely new, and In the original
Judiciary Square Warehouse, Filth and SITS.
back Of City Hall, on THURSDAY. the sth day
OF March next, At 10 o'clock, q. m. The follow
ing articles will be offered for sale, Wis
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QuARrgRMAsTkR GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIvisIoS,
wAsHIseToS, D. G., February q, 1855.
Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot. 0iesboro
which will be delivered TO purchasers on tho
ground, or In barges or boats 10 be provided by
them, at forty (4e) cents per cubic yard. Two or
more boats according to siIe) can be loaded per
day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
by order Of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brigadier General, in charge First Divis-
Ion q. NJ O, O., fe24dtm3l
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The attention OF tho trade and tho public at
large 10 called TO this sale ~ the goods will be
sold in lots TO suit both large and small pur-
ohAsers. Quantities as small as ono dozen will
be sold. Goods will be delivered to purchasers
within ave (5) days from termination Of sale.
TeFnsi Cash, In Government funds.
q. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PuTveyor, q. g. A.
G. W, BorELBR, IT.,
isls.dh AuetionssE,
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WRAPRIsa PAPER ToR GALE At
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MILE ELvIRA NADDI,.
the new PrimA Donna, has gained daily In
strength, and, by becoming accustomed to the
American climate, is now making q continued
series Of triumphs.
MADAME JOHANNA POTTER,
MADAME BERTHA JoHANNsBN,
MILE SOPHIA DZIUBA,
MADAME ANNA PICoNNAsI,
her hrst appearance in Washington.
, 1866-07-23

The news by the steamer City Of Paris Is Of
The most portenlous character. Napoleon
has apparently Joined the reaction, and Is
placing himself in an attitude Of autasonisu
to Prussia and ItalY. His proposition for an
n11nistice having been rejected BY those pow
ers, the dispatches now hint at an armed me-
dint1on, and that general European war IS
imminent. II Franco undertake. any
cocrrlve measures with Prussia, such
war Will unquestionably ensue.
The German people bate Napoleon aud
Ecpoleonism with perfect hatred, and
the presence Of his legglons on their soil would
be the signal tor great uprising. Blsmark
would issue an appeal which would make
Fatherland quake from centre 10 circumfer-
ence. The old memories Of Jena, and Leipsic
and Waterloo would swell the hearts Of thir-
ty-fvo millions Of people. "They
shall not have our Rhine" Is u
tsnly national sopg in Germany, as
" Hail Columbia u Is In America. Napoleon
hns invoked the appar1tion of nationality, to
giEe people something to think about besides
his despotism. That ghost will not down at
his bidding. All that Bi1mark has to do, to
summon the whole OF Germany to euthusias-
tic resistance against French Intervention, Is
to promise them national unity and pco-
ple's Parliament. With these arms and the
needle gun he can bid defiance to Napoleon,
and the result may show him to be the better
man Of the two. Napoleon can only CT ist by
being the arblter Of Europe. II the sceptre
passes from hls hands into those Of Btsmark
he Is lost.
, 1866-07-23

The fourteenth anDual Sn1gettest OF the FiTft
Nationsl Snngetbnnd OF North America, Will be
held the oath, s5ih 2G:h aud 27th Of Jaly, 1866
1T Louisville, Ky.
On Tuesday, the 9Th, the Reception Committee
will receive the Singing Societies rom abroad al
the steamboat landings and railroad depot., aud
cocduet them In procession. headed BY band o
music, TO headqusstere, where luncheon will be
terycd, and from where singers will he conducted
10 their respective quarters. At two o'clock p. m.
The einein. SoGetes will assemble at headqQarse1a
At half.past two O'Clock p. M 3 procession Of ali
the Societies will form and proceed from hcadquar
trrs 10 the Festival Ra1l, On Broadway. Upon II
rival there the Official reecp ion OF the Singing So
cie1es, BY the Mayor Of the CITY, and the Pfe.1dens
Of the SInce1fes and the delivery OF days and Re
rrptlon Concert will take place. Al eight O'Clock
p. m. there will be an evening picnic and to!ree al
Woodland Garden.
On Wednesday At nine O'Clock 4. H., there will b
general rehcarsa1 Of all the Singing Societies Al
The nalt Alter dinner there Will BE- no official
ha.1ne>s. AT eight o'clock p. N. will take place
lhe prize concert for the foreign Slnclng Soc,et,e.
A jury Of seyen Of the best musicians In the cou1.
tJ. among whom are Carl Arschutx and
Carl Bergman, will avs,l the pElzes. Chicago ts
represented In this jury, H. Bsl.tra being one OF
tie Judges.
On 1hursdty, July ID. at 9 o'clock q. m., bu4.
ucs. meeting on +'e afIaiss Of the sangesfes1 1nd
{ehez.tsi Will AXE place. At eight o,c1ocA p. NJ
The Fe., Cc-aclt will take place.
On F-da5' July n. at eight o'clock, T. m..
,hssp s general assembly OF ali The singing
+.tt.es and Gueete, at the Festival asll; Al n,ne
,clocs a. na the Grand Procession will proceed 10
fhs Frankfort Depot, where special trains will
leaVc ior the grand picnic at the far grounds; at
e!esen o'clock, a NJ. gaia dinner u. fals ground;
~ TWO O'Clock, p NJ the distribution OF pr,zes, and
addresses by several prominent orators; At nine
O'Clock, ptn., grand bail at Festival Hall.
" sa'ufaay. Jals Is. the festivities will on
claily close bF an excu1soa to the Mamm,th care.
per txlra IRAN.
Chicago Will be lsfce'y rerrcaen ntca ut the iesti-
val One Of our locsf singing societes the Con-
cnsa1a." will be fully represented, and nl couoe,e
for the prize Fifteen act,nc and, probably. forty
honorary members Will CO. and will be accom-.
panied by The Great Western Light Gnard Baud.
BESIDES these delegation Of the o!he1 local
societies will be there.
, 1866-07-23
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS


I SENATE
Iii. EEsA1TH, from the Military Committee,
Mfchi"sn Layslry. which wa nIdsra "a he oT1nied
81. GUTHRIE called ND q joint resolution, e5.
| tfnnrnv FIR AVE- ve.rs ~ fre SI.hans n FfnrtT.
Itailroad The tims for he paymcnt Of tho nues On
The resolution was passed -
Mr. VAN WlNKLE, from the COMMITTEES OF Con.
ference on the dl:asree,ns smsndmenss to the bii1
made rcnort Il dnes mi aIter the nroylsions hi
the Senate amendmenfs. Il secures III the widnW
of aerraeer snIfer innn0h shc n,s r,TTed m In
, 1866-07-23
SINGULAR EFFECT OF LIGHTNING,
EIpInk3on OF Four Steam Bo1lcra-One
NIAn lnhtuntiy KillSd-lsoilcrs Blown
IhrOush a Brick Wall to u tblaGnuce
OF SIX HUNDRED Feet-lmmt1se TEces
Broken Like Tyyfgs.

Rrplckfou of Four Steor,, Rot1crn-No.
nIun lustunttv vnilirn-1so,,~r. rpto.Er,
Ihrourl, ssr,cts xvm., to n ri.snn. - -
or&,r n.,.,.,,a.s 1,..s
H,ok-n r.t.e ..,,rsee ~fo7s
nen 1Ese.. n-o ~ VIE.
,.s..as Da.aas 1nc p!esasencc ol tne thunderstorm
;aIni ;stieauaS, ai t1ngu.as Het ., tne same lime
n.,a,,.r Nv Hi!,1nsnuF. On
..s ,,a ~ ~ 'euuc, oeL"Seu Mcht9ocn aFenno
NV, ~ ILL., ~ s1ces, ~ !osaeeu Ing rope iae
h,.;os,, -. ~ th; ~ " 1ona, nlA uoiog
~ a.1 si - LII wy IHe 'act1s consisteo
i,,id;e nue 1o.eest T., ou,.ang, @ ano one.stofy
Usn" H. ~ ~" "ne nna Me.G ,os uucts Ana en-.
farSc ch;mmev e y, 's1s sa 6.o. u; hp9 VIZ !
chiinncv 1n.1 ~ ~ ~. W 'ses ~ .4at. aus
nj IL, NV Sn4se ot ah Inc mischief.
tcmo,;shInmR m 4 al a u.a tae cnlmney, completely
tinr ~ !. ;,,ia - auu tAen ran ooWn ne 1nte. e.
cn,,rsc tbn ~ eIslnc.Io9m* eIlah1ne N us
ihc ho;1rrs ~ ;tr},ndo Pa TIL, faarG, a4seo
puae.s sn. - sp,oae WIN ieafial crash:
tocts VII narar - ha sae .ueo' oat LUG precise
~ ns,',,. ~. neee1 oe hno"n, Us tne enE1neeF.
ar anS III tEleou Mao eon4a possloly throw
as ii,,o uPon tnc naL.et, WIS !nsta1tanc-
uSiJ uJ hlaleu' - 51e moment o. explosion
!us5e "as !ouo auu Tremendous peal o.
thnt H.. 4oawanaesu, W nppal'ns Mas tae crash
taat nany Ptrsons ilslDE III the immediate
vicinity Of TUG disaster were not aware that
uolel EXPLOSION had taken place I'LL some
Lime aliefwafo. ..-.
r., Wy Q! lae ,ooilets were driven WIN fright
,nl ,ua se'oftS ~ Son t1ougn DICK WALL 70 DIS
,anea OF 1ou leet, swapping IN their course
1aIge g md stalWart trees like SO many tWigs.
~; lug o3her TWO ogiiers took an opposite dtrec.
,.s tu.onEu a nTlca staolG, Waea t9ey complete
, 1866-07-23

AOAN&NAO ANN ~ Il II nANkAAH
Although it Is understood thht Congrer Is
10 adjourn next week, we hope they ~. ao'
the capitol Better By far reJnsidcr the
vote TO adjourn and sit anolher +eeA' q even
two II need be. Colorado anJ Heofaska can
be admitted over the veto of resident john
son. il the patriotic men = Congress stand
together as they have .por the real trying
fss1,cs of The sessic. The outeivings of
@ Montgomery VI p,air II lis recent specch-the
arc-should yet lead the 1aton men in Con.
gress to strengthen their position by every
legitimate means In their power. Governor
Evans Of Colorado left tarly last week for
washington, aud senaor Thaycr Of Nebras-
ka passed through He city. c" rouse for
Washington, saturds evening. We might
write column uking Congress 10 admit
, 1866-07-23

Railroad hare h'en on fire for several d1y1 past,
anu are stLl bu-utpg. No estimate can be made Of
lbs damage
The T@elfth Ward In Brooklyn hiss been the
scene Of m, deaths lrom cholera wl'htu lhe past
few weeks. 1t /. . truly .nIec'cd district, over
flows q ty ndes, apd ht,hy tn he e1treu,e- Il IA
feared, II some hing Il not done room, It will con-
se5 conta1iou ths bcaliny portions of ths CITY.
I be dis. ase t3s aIreatJ orok.u on. among the
troop On Hars's lsl41n spd Govefpof's LAND.
Among The deatbs yesterday was tass q Dr. Theo
aore taltoun, sur. enn 70 the United States army.
Alb Jut len ci*e4 occurred IN New York yesterday.
and eleven III BROOKLYN.
The weather l. damp and chilly to-day, which IL
not conf rcd vo able for decrease in tho mum
her Of dr1thr.
The Potsisn6 subscription IN this city and
Hror INV hNrA rhAt -
, 1866-07-23

absen!, but ayceing TO what was done; aud
the amount OF ammunition which whs given
them WIS only one hundred end fifty pounds
Of powder to II, 600 men, OF about two rounds
per mnn.
cation, which has grown out Of the rivalry
between Leavenworth and Omaha. and Al at-
tempt on the part Of The FORMER place TO d.
vert emigration and trade from the upper to
the lower route. Superintendent Taylor trav.
elled the entire distance from Laramie to
Omaha alone sud unntmed, and is confident
that emlerants need feel no approximations
OF dnuger from the Indians.
, 1866-07-23

New YonK, July al.-The H<FdiTs Ottawa, Ca
lament. yesterday, a demand was made Tor the
rensons for The extending OF certain rights 10
en' Provincial Government. Mr. Gait replied that
the public interest would not admit OF the reasons
beng made known at thst lime. MI. Mcdonald
then stated that II the British Government IN
tended debating to !anad., !. as lime 10 know Il
and IN iae course oi bus reuarxs reflected very sa-
SeEeiy on Mr.. Blouvelt one Of The Ministerial pary,
who iut1uated tnat he would hold Mr. Mcdonald
personally responsible. :"
, 1866-07-23
SIXTH DISTRICT,

DuPaGe County Snstruets for Hon. b.
C. Cook.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicaeo Tribuae.1
NArERy1L1E, July II.
The Outage County Union Convention met at
this place to-day and appointed delegates to the
sixth District Conversational Convention. The
delegates were instructed to vote for the renomina-
ton OF Hon. B. C. Cook
, 1866-07-23
HON. N. Il. JUDD.

During the recent absence OF Hon. n. B.
Judd from this city, we announced on the
nuthoiity of some OF his friends that he would
be a candidate for the Republican nomination
for Congress in tlis District, We are re-
4uested by Mr. Judd to state that he is not
candidat lie for TINT position.
, 1866-07-23

GALVESTON, Texas, July 20.-The steamer Po-
1omaski was detained by the revenue cutter Della
ware, on account Of aoubtful goods found on hoard
amoue The pa.eengers' luggage not Or the maui.
lest. The Captain was beid In $4,000 oondy, which
he could not procure.
, 1866-07-23

Three Men Killed by . Thunder Clap,
P1quA Oh!o, July st.-Jercmsah Jones. proptie-
years old, und Mr. Bowers, a farmer, were killed
By lightning this morning, between md 10
o'clock, while standing under . beech tree, about
two miles from hts cltY. Mr. Jones was one OF
our beat citizens. This Affair casts gloom orer
, 1866-07-23

EEw ToRK. July a1:-Me1can,,1e letters received
iInm layt, speaking Of the recent revolution that
was mentioned a. Just breaking ous IN Gontlyess
saT That the universal impression is that tho
osert brow Of Gefard'a Government Will be the
tAtn1t
, 1866-07-23

but BY lightning, and a verdict to that effect
was rendered,
The damage done tothe building and those
IN tie immediate vicinity Is estimated ut
about 500 f}0H
, 1866-07-23

The Cosmopolitan esys thst The bon, Milird
Fillmore and lady Lave Just LEFT PARIS on their way
home 10 America.
Mr. JRmce Russell Lowell Is said to have been
Tor Fouae years engaged on novel which Il TO be
Kind u American ''Wuhein Meatce,"
, 1866-07-23

sT.JoHN.FnIE, n. T., July 21.-Thcre IL 4 break
In the caLal four miles east Of Little Falls. Thirty
o. forty teet Of lhe tow-path bank + gone. Nav
gallon is suspended 1t will probably take four or
hye days TO FrpaE.
, 1866-07-23

BRUNSWICK. Me, July 21.-Mr. Butter1eld, the
ccs!ed yesterday, by express from Portland, bis
pocket book conlainlng notes anu pnTate pspers
fbat we're among The booty taken py the robbers Of
that bank,
, 1866-07-23
at,K wAw ~ KuWope

th1ee new States, but it would be merely re-
Feuting what has heretofore appeared In
| these columns. Let Congress act.
, 1866-07-23
Kf0M III H.nsaHa

FfN0 NJ. 1OuX4. -,
ST LOUIS July a1.-Feier E Blow, one 0! 70
oraes1 ard mosE prominent merchants Of ~. LaaE
and brother OF nop. Henry T. Hlow. died to.1a5
Mr. Blow WAS exterlyeIy tdorllGed with the m1
ing tptsleat4 OF Ak4o1u%
, 1866-07-23
a:snerona nanaffona tY 4. ao. pe.haa,

Bosros. July sl.-rhe Commonwealth newepa-
per announces that George Peabody Intend. to
bes1ow ffty .housand dollars each On uarvurd,
Amherst and Williams co,e1e:. Of This State, and
The cum Of one milicn dollars to Boston Tor housa
tor The poos.
, 1866-07-23

MONDAY, JULY %, 1866.
THREATS coN.zpEaEo As ARGU-


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THREATS CONhtDE0E0 As ARGU
NENrS.
LID oceotnii,e luuoauieulaA questaon II
American politics whether 1t can be tue dut,
of the majority IN rrpld In tbs ~,
AAe Ill
noIty lnfoueA lear whether the threats O
rebellion, or what is much the same thing, tha
prediction Of civil wnr, is valid political n
Eunens. OF "ne'oe' IL is not at once Treason
eulus. tne Spit. o. our institutions ano M
!nsu!t 10 LUG 1ntelhgence OF those TO whom II
addressed. II obvious that in country
use ou1s, where the right OF suffrage Is It
he "Mte sace Is universal. civil var can only
arse from the rebellion Of tue outvoied mi
u'A.S against 1he sueeessinl majority Ffe
oleion oi rebellion, Il therefore q
t"feat py one Of the parties 1t
tonllcA eamPaasn thai II outvoted
u Will fcpel. ihe Democratic party ad
oteSseo no olher ngrumcnt to the people thar
enis toeeat' 1or ten Year, before the slecttor
~ sr,d e. W MMle Eepqbllcsn presses. ora
IN nror. ~. ,sr,,t - $3.50. s 1e~so,.o.
.,.r.rr IN ~. ,.s,,,as ssss " ~; Inv
fsr,s - .n.a. 49,. .,.o aou .ppea4so te
s,,,aoa 49, :snA ~ ought ~ oe ~ u
..,' ~ De"oG'acS met every appea
w tot% "uu We "!li olssoHe
..s,,.., a' asso"ins .oe 1nnoef iofn o.
.,.sa -, :, .n's Aua Tue sousn VIII ols
ne ou'uu A. l"c oontn was tAen
P"'l'ou VI Ine Union "nicn tot
emoc'A1e party eouio control the two
An1Sa'e "e1e N euett 1ne same.
"oen al. Llncolh Was elected The predlc
.ion proved True. only becansc those who ut.
I.u AUG peoicuon .naae IL true. Inc Dem
, 1866-07-23
hat the Indians have given

hat the Indians have given
s:.;e Company eix days to IT,
rom the New Mountain or
ute, aud declare war on all
r'.uadlcted by the fact that
mot a single loof, or stock
!. within three hundred miles
e treaty was signed by four
" clfeis, the other TWO being
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Il New York 7'A7s<s' special denies the statement
that Gen Routeeau has sent in his Resignation Il
Congressman from Kentucky. He Will, however,
send his resignation to-day, and also announce 1t IN
the Hpuse.
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|
Thla gave rise 10 quite lengthy discussion. pa
| ticapate1 in By great many members. us TO II
| effect Of the resignation Of VI. Rous:eau-
Ar: ALISON cal!ed fo1 the execution Of tbe. O.
IL. ROUSSEAU w called to The bar Of IL
hr. Rousseau took position In she open epit
| in nont Of the SpeakeI's cha1s. when he WAS 81
tres ed BY the Speaker as follows:
GEN RoussEAu-rhe House Of Representative
nss uesaas.d soa guilty q violation of i.7 NH
upon ntmher for Word+ spoken in q bate. III:
condemnation they have placed on !helr journal an
have ordeteo that you :hsl Be publicly reps1maOds
BY the Speaker Al The bar OF the aouse. No wori
OF mine CAD and 10 tha force Of That orieF, in OBJ
1asnss !" which no" pronounce upon soa IT'S ri
Nj. ROUSSEAU bowed and retired.
Mr COSkL1NG then o1Iesed the following rest
luton as question Of privilege:
RtsotcaL The SENATE concuEftug. That the Prfsi
dent Of the Senate and Speaker Of the House. o.
their respective Houses IN Il Tuesday, the II d.
Of October. 1865; md that on that cay. unless
be then Otherwise ordered By the mo House,, the
1rsi day OF Deeeuher, 158d,
| Tne House leiu4ed' to lsy the resolution On III
lion Fss agreed 10 by 10 10 81, -
nc. ROGERS 100 to a question OF nttyiIess
sud htaiett that be. ~ member OF tho Judtcftr
committee, to which had been referred The tnQRlr
~ 70 The con plici4: Of Jefferson Daria w1in Il
ASSASSINATION OF Ppslctnt Lincoln, had been II
FUSED aecets 10 The testimony aud papers bsfos
the committee, aud that he was therefore deprive
ot al opportunity to form such 4 Judgment In IT,
matter n - won!d enable him to Join IN the Eep1i
nj. BUU TW Eli explained that notwithstanding
thc efotts Of the committees to Keep the testinvn
made, some Important portions OF them had nes
communicated to and publ. he'd By the New Yor
Aer11. Ihs' puhsicsslon had led The comm1t'e
been {t{FIftd to him {BoutWeIn NJ MI tet