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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-08
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-08
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-08
Wul6ulgtoll, Q. C.
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01
Oct0bcr.

OCTOBER. The frft train since The war passes
over the entire leugih Of The East Tennessee and Nir
giBia Railroad 10 Atlanta.
OcfOnn2-Ihs Election ior Governor and Con.
gressmen in Mississippi results IN tie choice of the
Union candidate
Th6 Government of Cnba suuonders The Rebel pirate
Stonewall 20 the United states Commander METruy
takes formal possession by hosting over her tho Stars
OcronIR 3.-Chihpahua. Mexico. Is evacuated by the
French forces under Gen. BrucouIt.
OCTOBER IA Louisiana delegation, wlo sus,ains
Gov MelICs ard Gen sheridan, waits on President
j Johnson and as, for Gen. Canby's dismissal.
OCTOBER 5-Great innndati0ns occur throughout
Mexico The lake u Tcxcuco, immediately adjoining
the City OF Mexico rises 10 within one inch OF the level
0croBFi 6.-Gen Grant arrives at Washington after
his extended trp through the Northern and Western
Cen. T. Humphreys. elected Governor OF Mississippi
+ pardoncd by the President.
OCrouRR Tile North Carolina State Convention
pass an ordinance for the prohibition OF slavery IN TIE
State by u unanimous vote.
OcIoBfR "a severe earthquake is felt In San Fran
cisco, Cab ~. >,
destroying about sld00.0 worth of property.
j. G. Watson Oh Ann Arbor. Mich. at 1880 p n,
Discovers new planet IN right ASCENSION ~ ~ aud
IN dceensiOn degrees nOrth -
CuoBrg l0--Tho Pennsyiyania AMI ONO Shte Eiec'
ti0us result in o majority for the Union candidates
a revolution IN Jamaica still combines. .
Commodore Ianman rehcYes Commodore h,oIoIu 81
the command of the MOI tn Atlantic squadron.
OCTOBER IA SOnth Carolina delegation 10 ask lhe
uarton of JEFF. Davis arrives 40 Washington
An Indian council is held at Bluff Creek. kansas.
Arrests for I'CniaDsm still continue IN Ireland.
Alc1 IA. stephens of Georgia, John IL. hergap OF
TEXAS George A. Trenholm 0f South Carolina John
IL Campbeli Of Alabama aud Charles CliIk OF fiissis-
sinn ocals In the defuuct Rebel Government, having
apnlicd for pardon under the Amnesty roclauaton oi
President johnson, are released ilon conanemeli aud
paIoled. ,--,....,.,, - a..
prrsdent IL deoc'rd TO be 40 longer IN ioEce IN lhe
state OF Kentucky. go
OcroBTn 7-1bc cattle plague sll continues ITS raw
ages IN the East. , ,,c
OcrouEs Is.--Wm. W Holden. the Provisional Gov
ernor of North Carolina is notified by President JOhh
son that fthe State wishes TO be roadmiied INTO tho
Union IL must totally repudatc tho Rebel war debt
OcroBgg l9-Tho Andalusia and Santa Lucia Two
spanish war vessels leave Santiago de Cuba to protect
Spanish citizens Jamaica and offer their aid IL ihe
suppress ssian Of the rebellion.
ihe State Convention Of North Carolina pass an Or
dinance forbiddng any future Legislature from assum
ing the debt incurred BY the state for the prosecution
Of the Rebellion.
OCTOBER 2o.-The guerrilla Champ Ferguson 10
hsDgsd St GaphyDls. Tenn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

Tbs guerrilla Henry G. Magrbder, convicted OF
number 0f atrOcious deeds. IL hanged az LOUISVILLE N.Y.
OCTOBER l2--A severe storm rages along the At!an'
tic coast aud in the Gulf, doing much damage. =,
OCTOBlg ga number Of the rinsleadefs ol tAc
Rebellion in Jamaica are executed.
OCTOBER 2i-PIesdent johnson appoints the Direct
ors oi the Pacific Railroad.
Admiral Pes scssa Commander OF the Spanish SQUAD
ron declares the of Chill in state Of blockade
OCTOBER 25.-C CAhuahua Mexico IL evacuated ny the
Mexican troops.
The Rebel Salnaye having taken BY force some Hay
ITEMS under the prutectOn OF the British COnsu inc
Commander Of the steamer Bul Dog asks satisfaction,
bat it NOT being given he opened ire on tOrt iechett
Ibe fort replied, but the ship getting, aground Is
abandoned and blown mp by her commander.
OCTOBER 2G.--Thc cholera makes iis appearances u
DTindis Egypt.
OcfOBERG5-Thc Tunis Embassy pay an official visit
10 tho Socretaty Of State 80 Washington.
The Georgia State Convention repeals the ordinance
Of Secession. -.
Ttouneral Of Lord PalneTScn takes place at Brocket
Hall England.
OcroBER os-President johnson, in despctch TO the
Governor OF Georgia says that the southern o'~tes
must repGdiatc tLeE War debt.
y considerable amount Of skrmshlng taxes pace
between the oI eTDment ard Te'0lu'lonary ice' 40
Peru.
President johnson issues Proclamation assigning
THURSDAY Dee. . as n day Of National THANKSGIVING
fo Almighty i0d for his favor 10 delivering Tie nation
from The bloody waI IL which 1t Las been engaged ana
for las consequent bics'iI Ss.
OCToBfE 30--The TuIis Embassy Is formally pre-
scented 10 the President.
OCTOBER Jl.--The State Department at washington
receives important adyiCes from the Unted SiateS
Consul at Nassau. that serious instruction had
broken out in Jamaica, in which several NeS Wefo
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

AUGUST g The Counsel for WIZ withdraw.
Gov. w l.. SharkCy addresses a copy OF The amended
Constitution OF Mississippi 10 the Secretary OF state II
Washington.
Maxirilian places the City Of Mexico under Martial
Law.
a battle occurs at Big Horn Kansas. between come
United States troops under Gen Conner and band ol
ArrapalOe Indians IN latter are defeated.
AUGrsT 29-tiov. Brougb of OHIO, dies at Cieye'
land, q.
After urgent entreates from Wiz his Counsel return
70 his defense.
Carl ShuIl addresses note 10 President johnson, in
which he cells bis attention TO The proclamation organ
ling tie militia Of the State of Georgia. and express
ing his fears Of the consequences
AUGUsr 3o.-PresIdent johnson in letter 10 Carl
Shurz approves Of GOV. Shsrkey's plan OF reorsanZ-
Jug the Militia Of Georgia.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

by the lsus Of war except in the case OF Rebellion in
which the crime Of treason still remains aHd nav
be punished.
Iam unable 20 perceive how the prisoner nov ne
lawfully srragned before military tribunal for 10
ofense OF being spy Il 40 were charged Win
treason, neither the military commission nor CO. 1.
martial could lawfully entertain the charge The crime
OF treason or Of being spy Is OF those within
the constitutional provision for passing laws regulating
the army and navy.
The affidavit oi Gen. Hooker although founded on
information and belief Is sufficient ground for i0sc
the prisoner under the custody OF the civil authorizes
of the State until the evidence in tie possession " %
General the military officers be rT0.
duced before Grand jury. COZ uttins Citrate
shall direct The prisoner 10 be discharged from re
custody of thc respondent, Gen. Hooker and that Ls
be committed 10 The warden of the city prison.
j. L0rocquc for The prisoner; s. O. Courtney !or lie
respondent.
Immediately after the rendering OF The oliniop,
Martin was released from military cus oily. Dsp.lT
Marshal McCay immediately arrested tho prison.r "a
a warrant issaed by L. s. Commissioner Osborn, O4
charge OF arson. The accused was taken bc0rc ts
Commissioner. and committed to Ludlog.st ial IN
Wednesday next for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

Aaildug Russelyile KY, in 1862 is deposited in the
Indiana state Library. Z.
Bands of guerrlss give the Imperial Government or
Mexico much trouble 10 suppress them.
Several vessels attached 10 the East Gulf squadron
sold at Key West
The cholera RACES in Egypt and Arabia.
JUNE 29-The House Of Representatives of New.
Hampshire adopt the Auti.Slayery Amendment to the
Constitution.
JUNE 3O.-G. W. Gaye. the man who offered sl,OcO
600 for the assassination OF President LncOn is sent
HOrt Pulaski
Major Eckert enters upon the duties Of Assistant
Secretary Of War.
A fight occurs between en- iowa regiment and 800
Sioux irdians; Indians captured, and many killed
and wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

and Judge Of Columbia, TonD for maladmnistration
Of Office.
JuIy 95.-The Secretary OF War leases Fords
Thester at 81 800 per month, with the privilege OF pur
chasing il for 100000.
Great des,ituton exists In the interior Of South Caro-
lima.
The Charter Election IN Virginia results in The eec
tiOn Of notorious Rebels by large maioTtes.
One thousand Cheyenne, Sioux Arepahoes. Black
feet and COeanche Indians make an attack on Plate
Bridge Station, but the garrison OF 20 succeed IT re-
puising them after two days hard fighting. Union
loss Lieut.. Collins and one man killed AID 81 wounded
July @6-Brig. Gen. Dwight leaves Savannah TO
take command Of the District Of Altoona, Northern
Georgia.
rhc Mao1i hing agrees TO the peace arrangements
made by William Thompson nj Melbourne.
The Great Eastern sails lie miles from Vaentia pay
ing out 9s miles OF cable in 80 athoms deep
The Government party sent ont 20 do proper holors
10 the Union victims Of Rcbe cruelty commence theF
labor az AndcTsODylle.
IurY 27.--The Great Eastern steams l4l miles pay
ing rs miles Of cable in wafer l1oO nthons deep
Cen. COnnors Expedition against The Indians leaves
Fort Laramie
JUIY 2s.-The Inai route over the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad to Richmond j. opened.
The CHARTER Elections in The District Of Hcurico, w.
ore declared nLh and void by tho u. 8 Military authon
ties. o..
The Secretary Of War orders The dsccn,inuance of
The Organization o. number OF army corps. ...
4 number Of MGjor and BriEadier-6crereis are
gned 10 duty by O dcTs from Gen. Grant
Tie Great Eastern steams i5'i miles today paying
OUl l4i IrCs OF cable III water l,eaO iatboms dceP
JCIY o9-TWO hundred pardon5 are granted 20
Rebels during the past week.
The insulation OF the Atlantic Teleeroph Cable beins
broken At .06 p H. the ship is stopped ana p mites
Of tho cable brought g board. stout piece OF WIRE
discovered driven cntiiey through the CABLE s taken
out and another splice made.
july 30-The steamship Brother jonathan Is
wrecked near Camp Lincoln, Oregon aad over .,O
lives lost. Gen. George Wright, assigned to the De
partIHcnt Of Columbia. and large number OF other
passengers, are drowned
The Great Eastern stcams "A miles, paying out u
miles of cable IN water J go fathoms Ceep.
july 3l-The Fieroh forces under Meiia iall back
from Mat tlmOT0s 20 q position near MONTEREY
The steamer Gr. ,Ow is burnt ut sea in i6o " ai.
Is - W long The crew ana passengers are saved.
The Great Eastern scams l3i miles, pay ing ous =
miles OF cable in water 40 fahoms deePi tests GOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01
December

DEcruBpH l.-President Johnson by proclamation.
restores the writ OF habeas corpus to all the States with
tho execution of tho Southern States. the District OF
Columbia, and tho Territories OF New'MeTico and
Arizona.
The Old Capitol Prison at Washington IL closed; ~
DECEMBER LA great lire destroys about e'OOWO
worth of property at No. 10 State-st New'hOrk One
fireman il killed and several wounded.
DECfsBPR 4.-The first session Of the Thirty ninth
Congress meets at Washington. :,
The North Carolina Legislature ratifes the Consti'
trtiOnal amendment for the abolition OF Slavery,
DECEMBER 5--Tbe Senate Of Oregon adopts the Con-
stitutional Amendment for the abolition OF Slavery.
The bill to allow negroes 20 testify IN the courts ei
Tsnlesae IN tabled ~ VQs h11peA " ~ hGulAlltst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

BROOKLYN MoRTALITY.-The total nlmls
of deaths in the city during The past week was AZ u
diseases we're classified as follows: Consumption =
oonsulsiops i2i inaammat.ors, Is; congestion of -
bIain iI'diphtheria Il droPsy9; tuberculosis q bafs
l. typhoid fever, s; bronchitis, ?; marasmns y
drowned Il unknown, l. dyseuteiy /; pyetnie fs'a
Il old age. q debility, ,; premature BIRTH b aloper
4; sealds Il disease Of the heart 4; diIrrhea q COS
gestiye fever. /; hopping cough 3; liberation, Il q
phus fever. A. measles, =; scarlet fever & enlargenS
Of liver. 1; delerlum iremens, /; sprue, abcess
gangrene 7; disease Of spine, hem0rrLage,l; erys2
oas, /. or tie deceased. 27 were men, q women,
boys a girls. Natives Of the United States, l04i In
land. 81 England Il Germany. 9; British America
unkuoVn l.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25

stick at them. Red is worn ON every
part of the person, from the hoods on
their heads 10 the shoes on their feet,
They array their frail bodies In cloaks
OF scarlet and their limbs in stockings
Of red More than this, they encompass
themselves with scarlet hoops, aud give
shape TO their waists with corsets Of
rel, In order that my means OF iutor-
nation may not be misunderstood |
wi)lsay pa" payentRssS, that hoops and
cOrsets are displayed in the shop win
dows.) The border Of their handker-
chiefs display the color SO offensive to
the "ferocious Fenians and at the
theatre and opera you may even see red
chimisettes The ladies accept the decree
of the miliners with good grace and
Since the color they must wear.
Ia Englands cruel red,
they don 1t with a determination to look
pretty in spite of the milliners. In
consequence of the prevalence Of this
style, there has been a panic in the pink
saucer market, and vendors of such
paints for the face are rapidly running
into bankruptcy. The style in complex
ion is now the pale and interesting
paleness even to palOr being practiced,
as affording an agreeable contrast to the
flaming red of the Costume,-N Y. Com.
HQpefffSer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25
Local and State Items.

JONATHAN AT ScHooL.-0ur Town
Hall was packed full last evening by the
audience assembled TO hear DIR. ]. @. Hol-
lands poem-"Jonathan at school"-The
poem was devoted to an exposition of
the lessons that the people Of the United
States have learned in the war from
which they have just emerged. Among
these lessons, the people have learned
that the best Christian is the best leader
and the truest wisdom "the wisdom of
an honest heart" they have learned to
consider the down-trodden race which
they formerly ignored or remembered
only to oppressi they have learned re-
spect for each other-the Northern for
the Southern and the Southern for the
Northern soldier and man; they have
learned to be thankful to West Point for
the great military leaders there trained :;
they have learned the lesson of thorough
independence of John Bull and the rest Of
foreign mankind and they have learned
as their highest Lesson that God controls
the affairs of men, that He often over
ruled the wishes Of the people for their
own good that He guided them to the
attainment Of higher ends than they
had set before themselves, and that it
was He who led them through the dark
ness and the storm
The rhyme was pleasant, the delivery
excellent the poem abounded in good
hits, warm patriotism and eloquent pas
sages and was frequently applauded.
This was the fifth lecture Of the 81. A.
X Lecture Course, and a very success
full one.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25

ORLEANS COUNTy.-PeOple in various
parts of Orleans County have commenc-
ed laying in ice, which is found to be
remarkably clear and thick.
The Vermont Grand Lodge Of Good
Tenpars held its third annual session
at Irasburgh on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of last week, and those present re-
port an interesting session. A public
meeting was held in the court house on
Tuesday evening and short addresses
were made by Rev. ?. Fl. Gushing of
Barton, and other members of the order
from various parts of the State.
Two chaps in Newport who some
times get confused in their ideas, while
driving furiously through the street
with another mans horse and sleigh,
which they had taken without leave,
ran against q shade tree, the result of
which was several broken pieces of
timber and iron runaway horse and
two badly bruised and very sheepish-
looking individuals. Considerable re-
greet was expressed by the wicked in
habitants that the noble pair" did
not break their own necks.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25

A BAD SHow.-At about 2 O'Clock in
IN the morning OF Sunday last, gang
OF boys broke into the house of an East
Montpelier man and attempted outrages
that produced aght, in which the boys
got the worst bruises. On Tuesday their
battered bodies were exhibited in court
and four Of them were bound up for
trial on charge Of burglary and assault
with intent to ravish and kill. Their
names are Francis Gravlin, Alexander
Campbell, Lewis Wood, and Andrew
Gleason