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THE CORN CROP.
Damage Effected by the Late Ex-
CessiYe Rains.
Jotnson's Late Speeches.
Their Effect in Missouri.
A UEIOh CONVENTION BROKEN up
IN PLATTE CITY, AND THE
MEMBERS FIRED UPON.
FROM EUROPE.

Ny Atlantic Catle-A Hitch in the Nc
EotintIonR between Austria and Italy
The Demands of Austria Pronounce
ed Unrcnsouab1c-Prux taIkc* the
Side OF Italy, md Threatens War
Reduction OF the Prl1s1Inn Army
Suspended.
VIENNA. September 13:-We are On the verge Of
nnother war, which threatens to equal In extent
TINT Just ended. Austria ehows had faith In ne
gotlatiug with Italy, md has made unreasonable
demands, 10 which Itaiy will not submit Austria
has ovcEcharged the debt Of Venel1a, and with
holds Venetian property, which she was bound to
transfer.
BEn1N, September 1l.-P1ussfa has cmphati-
callY notified Austria that she will not suffer Italy,
her a1ly. to be fnsulted and defauded, and that II
Anstria persists in her present course, war must
follow.
PRAGUE, September 1.-THE homcward march
OF the Pruesisn troops has been pcrcmptorily
arrested. and The rehabilitation Of the cntlrc
army stopped.
Dresden, September 14.-Ercrythine looks like
war. There Is no reply from Austria 10 the notfd-
cation OF Prussia. It is now but question Of
hours whether troops be not again put In motion
for Venice.
VIENNA, September 18.--Baron wcsthcr has
arrived from Berlin, and resumed the duties Of
Psuesian Ambassador at the Court Of Vienna.
DEn11E, September 1e.-1t is announced that
Prussia will not allow the Ring OF Saxony 10
take part in the formation Of tho North German
Confederation.
LoEpoN, September 16.-The United States
steam tticatc Colorado, bearing the anE Of Ad.
mtsal Goldsborough, the United States steam
sloop-of-war Swatara, md United States Ennhoat
Flolic, lender to Admiral Goldsborough's squad
ron, hive arrived ut SOUTHAMPTON.
Preparations are making to hold grand reform
demonstration IN London.
The Virginia Conference has been adjourned tor
few days.
Count Wtmpbcn will b tho Austrian Minister
10 1laly uron the conclusion Of peace.
, 1866-09-18
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Arrangements for Attending tho R1fts-
burrh Convcn1lon-Unkon Meeting at
Ciccro-Deash Of an, Edftor-Shot hy
"a mIAthkc-PeKsona1. :.
Especial Despatch to ths caicago Tdbune.l
lsDlAxAFo11s. September II.
The Indiana soldiers and sai.ors arc moving in
regard to The forthcoming Convention al Pitts.
burgh. An endorsement Of the3plan and objects
Of the Convention, slsnn0 By large number Of
ipiiana viii be f0ty represented by delegates
whpsc military rccorI * nnblcmiahed:
"A larEe Uuion saass meeting was held at C!cer0.
Hamilton County, to-day. Gcucrnt August VIII
Itch wa tho principal sTeaker. -
1xnn1AroI1a, September f7-IhSodore r
sctibper, Aewx editor Of tho Jour'l, died yestc1'
day, md uua buel.xl thfA morning..
/ man namcd Johuson was ahot Oh SATURDAY
night By hts roommate, Gtlkcy, who rufstook hiu
Covs1nos Morton speaks 1t. centzevnle q
TbusadhY. = :,
, 1866-09-18

md 1ts 1aHs. Before the W.T. many Of them ]
been Republicans, many Of them Deuno1stst
II: ascson %as &c aeedsa de- 8 s. sonfe.. e
At the close Of the3contest eleven StAles1WithdreW
from the Union. and the Prcsident called upon
revolt. The e.ll waa promptly responded 10 By
Democrats. Republicans, and Bell and Everett
men. md after four Jears Of war the rebellion Was
What bound Us together In tiat conflict of a1uss
Not haired Of EIaFefy, for Oh that question we
ditered; not lore Of war. for We a1 desired resce
our countyrnen. No, It Eas the sentiment IT IA.
uonalitY, the determination that the Union ahoald
ee 2 s5d 5s a$s Tns 's
that was the sentiment that raised al our
armies. and was the soul Of them all. Neither
pore. Llucoln adhered throughout The war 10
that purpose. When It was seen thas the rebellion
to &c eond m
s5eir r. seetloDa{ e Theories % sad % Interests. mont6
PTesentfS i6eir III Il 1esoas!laetioa taIeash
ssates "tadh annih%a.sd, % e and 4sqaisns ID 2o HIT
y so1 IT, md i oesssd
their asaaults on him. the same As now upon
johnson, and for precisely the same reason con-
venaion vas called At Cleveland to denounco Lin
The speaker here read the calf for that conyen-
ton, which. be said, sounded Ike a blast ftom
day:. fhe same msa arc now threatening 10 im:
peach Johnson, The. same men who stood By
Lincoln then, stand bJ johnson nov, with III the
rresidentiaf canvas came On, and The party that
had carried On the war met In convention at Bati
sp an4 hat Gansenon 1ssn ps.ea b.; ; 4ssa
lntion, drawn By. lion: Henry j. Raymond,
declaring That tue only con5 itons Of and rcs
to1aiion were the surrender Of the rebel army aud
rnft7 ~ Jcrt.
ance. The Radicals hun. on the skirts Of the war
party md thtfcby sccuFcd their reelection, but
S0n ha hsyn yns sst d hfr res.
The principles Cd which be and Lincoln aud Con.
e eSers & r g%Se A osaa ee; sS
peace. They will have no peace except On terms
which secures party and sectional domination
Tae fis - tore m TIL the safet
Wills tha isadleat keep lie Vnioi separated by tht
s 'saf se T es % sr5 s
lTlalon bJ sysry mem: IN tlieti power
!hs ill., cgs.liatlop a''D i5aa ts r1iIan!thepii @
Tl1ey were 1ead1 70 atike lnaads with the Dsn!o
cratic patty, nna l9ngr % With it 80 lotg A. 1t te
thy speaker direa.sed 4! length the question o
Thy cuIetltutioha1 AinGhlMrsst. l!oldlns tlins Vt
2Al.tHU ut thrit nhleet mcnt ot Ii surrender ufe
tnul tt uf ti,pt fcl eHenisrs A. retlalty fqt re
ft!slia s,nexs Y IT, ,eEtoes Ille i, 1o!ils!an
rirta|iy o IT, ifsa, ls uttny MI whri. ,ltai''
st,1fl te tbhirdetHGt l"h Nnh1t uni hn Hh1a +
Eaiiy shTr II tl.t, Wst w.r HsIp" % ssvtiI ia ccsr W.
.|" 'HrIs ;%%H rH,"'Si' + rayH s'H as s s'r,M
Viii, uIfni ,ipp1siyst, md st jhT tlsr U Ihrrt4
, 1866-09-18

kK0AC06 COnAHHE-AQ0fc%@ Uf AOAoAeA
". s. Pope. OF Acknowledgement
Hamilton on Presidential Usurpation
sad Statc Of Affairs in Texas.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbnne.1
u11cA, N. E, September II.
Ade,cgatIon Of Southern Loya1sts arrived hers
at Ave O'Clock this afternoon, They were received
By the firing Of cannon and by great crowd Of
people. 4 heavy mud d1sagtceable rain set In
about sir o'clock, and continued through tho
evening. but this did not deter tie people Of Utica
from coming out by thousands 10 welcome tho
delegates. The City Hail waa gailY decorated
with flags, many Of them tattcred in the battles
against rebellion. That OF the Second New York
cavalry was torn to taltcrs In The battles Of the
Mi}detTeEs.
a. the delegates entered, witt, Governor Hsmil-
ton at hei head Tue whole ynss andenee @ r9ss ,G
fhe meeting was organized By the appointment!
vice Prs.idents and Secretaries, embracing The
III Ion: III hosc?e @ s cS,kl1nr, Hemee! OF Congress,
Appearance was the occasion Tor great ontbarss
able 10 proceed Il was a. ,epscndid testimonial of
remarka, Mr. .Conkllne said The, delegates.
Mho eis abs hSnotsa gne.ts Of utica t3;itgtt
loyalty, pnl on to cover the livery Of treason, as
bat they bud heen tried and found 10 bo trur to
lhe uc10n. .,.,,, a.
Colonel nanscomn: nc OF ssaons1, H. renien IN n NJ,
!lnE Terms 10 Tue "elcomc LUG oe'esaseH nao IT.
ccircd. ~ ,.t., ,,,,,
i, Colonel ". :. tore. nf Mieeonrf, hen aGuresseH
t9n anateace, e eaia tne PSop,G 4a% ,nt nga,n "
!nisee lad paaeed ln Mts.oust. Tlls loyal iaen
M hnd taEcH tt!sif hta'd upon t1e hEnta =! nnan;
e1 mat t,s seu ,r s,a'e t aaq 1e'r aH sIari
not .s lttn'1t.S e w'sld p99i!if1i gErG5; Ihe
Fcort WIRE hnhonblemi{ Etate11 III nis; aqnnsnn
1ot 'esSii!E ime .S'oI ~ @ ane" ,A"4H: II
lnat nW uHI'ut &uetfHeu tu"1 ~. ri, ~
r!lfrsc. Wns to Turn = ft1t,ie ncfIect Uh,1it:
Mmi re tnatss u onm;'h h.fEs"pEaM III " im's !,
Muni9 y raunlate lmeteet !1.l,niii,m !1.lnii " ~, "ut r.,
hnhIh IL fsehte la1lig*tie 1fnh4!utl!f vi IVY
cthttHf !el!ll?u y sAtd II" Ifflhilt ~ pHiiu
~ ihe ntt!est t!lpsuts. my ~ aWecp h"EJ e tne
l,HtfirtH tfi Ailhtl'h ttnsrft ttt l,1al ttei n wy
, 1866-09-18
FROM LEAVENWORTH.

4 Union CONVENTION Broken U1 by
Rebel Isuhn,vllackcrx They Fire
Upon Delegates in the Street, Xiii
and Wound Many, Drive others out
OF Platte City md Hold tllc Town.
LfAyrxwoH11l, Kanpas, September 17-on Sat.
urday, at meeting Of the itad!cal Convention, nt
Ilatic City No. acrofs The kan-ae llIc, The rebels
and buthsr(ackcrs commenced firing upnn Untoa
men. Tho Convention had ndcnrned, aud por-
lion Of tue members bad lcf!. In. hea:lng the
firing Of ,:nns and rfsto'e they returned, and
itc houses nd windows, killing md woanlins
Large nunal,er, shooting horsea uuaes .non and
creating Esrat excitement I!o % rspots 1T q III III.
With cxcitcmcnt. The return Of, old TINS is
looked for Governor Fletcher Will he IN Weston
Tomorrow. Tho hnshwhacke:s bold Platte CAS-
No Union men ntc allowed therr.
, 1866-09-18
FROM DES MOINB..
Governor 1Kahn ut Fort DodCc-Dele.
kftcs to Pittsburgh.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribuus.1
Dks AoNzs, September II.
Governor Hhhn, OF Louisiana, delivered mag.
ulncent speech 1t Fort Dodge. on Saturday. Ills
audience was large and enthusiastic, lie spoke
for two hoara @ tho issues Of the day, proving to
the easisfaesIao of every audhor, except tho new
johnson postmaster At that place, that The Pres1-
dent xas guilty Of tho assassination OF loyal men
at Now Orleans. Governor Hahn, In hlf speeches
in this pl3cc and Fort podEe, has done inealcnla:
bic good. Look out for u tremendous Radical
majority In this Sttc.
Governor stoue has appointed thc following
delegates to the Soldiers and Sailors conscntion
At Pittsburgh: At tAfEs-Gencral =. d. BAKER.
General E. L. Maihicr. First Congressional Dis:
trlct-1iene.nl D. D. Hent.. Of KcokuE; General
J. B. Weaker, Ut rsloen1cld; Mssor T. 4. Berc-
smith, of Clinton: Major: lienfy, o'conncr; q
Nntcattnc. Third Dfsriet-Colonel SaHnel Acr-
ri1, OF Mc{srcGor; Captain !: l. Loouais, Of In
dapendcns:c; Colonel Abcrne!hx. Of West Union
Fourth pisttfct- GeNctal F. II. DEnks. Of Ccatrc:
Vile Colonel paalc1 Anderson, Of Anbia Colonol
General j: I: 0t.ssow. Captain E: j.; woodward
Colonel q. c. 11eluuer. Of DtsAolnee: SIKH
nittttct--GcntxalM NJ. II. Trinbull, Of Waterloo
Colonel c. e. Carpenter, OF Foa Dodge; Captaii
Freeman Ellsworth.
, 1866-09-18

gallant fellows, belonging to !hc atand Army Of
ths @ @Repnbhe, beartnga faE With ths 39scEiptlon:
Ar. colt.x to the hotel, followed BY string Of
wAgonA{ 6ee ui.es long.
, The 9peech was OF oyer two hours duEaifon, and
T1s anREtct]y e-or, holding the vast concourse In
w7apfed attention; Frequent and voc1ferous
ch.>ess greeted the burning words Of e1oqueuca
with which he aEraigned lhs CopPertohnson party,
beauliuE with hope and determination.
Put tiSts county down for &ye hundred minority
far fhe p8f1aut Billy Williams,
, 1866-09-18

y. F. Murray tor Senator: and Edmund Rice.
sldfnt q the St Paul 4 WinonA RaiIrtsad;
!4c1ear. editor Of the HolksbkaN3 aud Pat. Ns,sh
for Representatives.,
A. 3. Keifer has eo1d the Skadts Zsitung to
Wolf 4 Sanboin. Wol6 has been the editor fot
several years, and makes an excellent Radical
, 1866-09-18

Post Office Mt Scales Mound Destroyed
by Fire.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune-1
SCALES Morxp, TIL, September II.
The Post Office here was burned last night
Nothing saved. It Is supposed to be tho work Of
~, {nrrndisyY
, 1866-09-18
THE CORN CROP.

will taee twenty days OF good weather to ssve Il
from frost.
stsDs,e9 m September 17zeo;a esoR 1st
mater,all5 damased-no tost-bus Is r1penins
e E1PAso F H.. septembox 17-coro croD. in tnI.
vicinity a1e Rooa. snd moet Of The corn ls rapc
FnfEFoaT, Illinois, September i;.@No dauare
to tic cum c1on n yet. II frost holds Oh two
weeks he eroP, xill be n average one. !.
n.ade hat little progress IL fIpeoIac duIinR M ihe
iast two weeks ia H. Vicinity. Ths%ee % o. four our
he % crops. D. ''A'e "e'SDs6 ''' 'e4uu'eo ~ ha'''e
W1n1xorox, Illinois, September 17,-Ihe corn
crop in his vicinity bids lii to lie IN unusually
tbi1ty DAYS. On account. Of 10 mnch rain hi Il
mostly III out Of he war Of the Frost,
nniess IA oct Al ieast fhrce wacfe f,ond riusnin1
weather.: Il Il not u oat Of danees. so0@ A'fs4e
in p M asax. III ssRehsfs s hpeae es 2sIg q sa% H. W. w
arc Indications d more min to-dsy. Tie ram viii
be apt 10 wind up with heayy frost that viii de-
been favorable tor The corn crop ln Alexander
sonn,y n,y,t Ihe yield Will DC unusually good and Of
Tu'EIn JUNCTION, H.. September 17.-coEn
has mt improves much in the last thirty days; II
wtl! Be- atont one:half of . crop:
HuN11EI+ l!!.+ september l1.-C9rn is not dam-
aged Jet 1Ee rfoepcc4 lot 4 heaF5 crop are
hsuzablc.
GENEVA, ILL.,, September t7.-1t j. impossible 10
tell the extcpt or fhe ]n1nge to thc coru crop in
ths ricmiiT. FsGst Woma rntn y It.
thu cop il light o tlis time, but sheull The rain
continue. there viii n9t be onr,iotrth Of rrup.
two weeks. with prospect or lis t0ltllhuftlg.
fIost would rnh The whoae cr?p. =. zu
,NliNinuf"n. IL. ss[tcni'er 1.-the cott y
Ml hn;r, ii ntetare Yield t'e* y lle esan'y.
IT, stg I. iafs s,l '!tti.allt Eood a'' t~o.
LiUt. ill.,. Hettelhbrt t1.-tntt ls very lark.
Mnfi1 hul ~ tcl in danHe Inn leei, bhe. WIN
, 1866-09-18

NEW VE18C{ 17CE18aa&kE1c* =
TnE7oz, N. j., September 17.-1he Legisla-
turc met tonight. and adjourned without acting
on the Senatorial question It meets again to.
morrow, when q joint meeting WILL be held and
Sepn4pF elected.
, 1866-09-18

Rhode Island Soldiers Convention.
PROVIDENCE. September 1.-Ge,,aral Burnside
1as called m1sE convention Of Rhode 1elaud
soldiers and sailors 10 meet in thfa city Wednee-
ton,
, 1866-09-18
I4ATEIs.

The Inhabitants Of North SchleAWtC
Vote for Incorporation with Prussia
Turk1&h 1Keiutorcc1nc1ata ncnt to Cam
tlta-Thc South American WARTIME
Allies ngain badly Defeated.
HAxnulta. Monday, September II. a. NAT i
meeting Of thc Inhabitants OF North Schtcswic
held In the vicinity Of F1cnsburc. resolution was
adopted In fayor Of the incorporation Of tho Gu
tire Duchy With Prussia.
Coxs7AS17xorLE, Sunday, September i0.-Re-
luforccmeuts Of Turkish troops have been sent to
the leland Of Gambia, where tho fnautFcction still
presents bold ttont.
sourMAAF7ox, September II, noon.-A steamer
rum Rio do JanelEo brings tho Important fuorms
hon that the tEoops Of Tho allies hare been badly
defeated by the patsguayans.
Financial und Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, September II,
CorToE-Actvr, and rflcc1 hAsc advanced xd rcF
pound: SALES ,oday Of Eaoo bales ,niddllng npanda
BsEAps1r1Ss-f1at and prices hare declining ten.
dcucS.
Coxtn1k- -cnotc. at E'k tor money :; sos as ~
, 1866-09-18
FROM. EUROPE.
SERIOUS PAUSE IN THE NEa0-
TtATf0kS between AUS:
TRlA AND ITALY. l.,

1tATf0k6 between AUS
TRlA AND ITALY. IA
The Demands Of Austria Pro-
I'd nounced Unreasonable.
PRUSSIA THREATENS WAR IN |
Defence OF Her ALLY. ! |
And Suspends the Reduction Of |
Ber Army. |
North SchlesHig Votes for lncor-
poTation with Prussia.
the SOUTH AMERICAN WAR. |
The Allies Again Defeated by the
ParaguayanS.
THE SOUTHERN l0YALISTS IN
UTICA, NY.
Enthusiastic Reception by
| the Citizens. .
Welcoming Address by lion.
Roscoe ConkIing,
Speeches by Governor Hamilton,
Of Texas, Colonel Pope,
| Of No., and Others.
THE CLEVELAND JOHNSON
CONVENTION.
General John T. Wool Chosen
Temporary Chairman.
Generals Wool and Ewing
Address Tho Con.
ycnlioll.
Resolutions 10 be Rtfovlud With
J out l)cbatc.
Adjourned Until Ton O'Clock
.!To-Day.
|; !; FROM WASHINGTON
!. A hungry Grow IN Waiting
:; Upon tho Returned
> Johnson.
I THE CORN CROP.
: Damage Effected by the Late Ex
4 cessiYe Rains.
: : Johnson's Late Speeches.
:, Their Effect in Missouri.
T. A UHI0h CONVENTION BROKEN VI
e. IN PLATTE CITY, AND THE
MEMBERS FIRED UPON.
, 1866-09-18
GAME MILLS,

r. have now rea3y Eor the market 500 CAM
isfi hi aixs manufactured with RreAE caTe alre2
ef1ht 1e4Is experience. GEeat lntacem@a oi1s1ed "a
the tsde. All Ail1 Wa1Esnted. Agenn wanted Ssod
Of circular. ]. 2. FHoST d Co.,
pl3tnes aR1abufE, III.
, 1866-09-18

| confcrred pn NC, and With the assurance thhel
cver will be With you tn The defence oioas Sori'
II The % speech was greeted with applause th :onsb.
Ths rastases declaring hat johnson can &c ~
trnatoE, That u!o brave asc ALWAYS Eencron.; aad
s hs se9s ~; T ses! ssf aa saSa
~ T., cssss h s:R,t1 ;;s Turner
capt.ln i. {. il: FnIbish. ot Maine, nnI Major
nnsa1 English. Of Kentucky wcro elected scere-
|4'i On motion Of oes+.al Denver. = committee On
ss's spnaatsi Msine
81 e. Einseo{ Ssw Sors general r \ f.p:oss: + Nc:
~ vsnneasi:6 faalos1i; 6isssiet Of columda, captsa r
Ssisa* fsaak Hs.sl E%sssn %i:fes:s ~
cas,s s,,h q aoe a. sa9:esa
, Kcntnek5. iien!cnani Jans- 4. DAWSON; MIN.
ne.o.s, t:esoral ". 4: German; California; Gen-
tes: Il: ionsiaas. eolonsi Il lei; ow As5iss,
i. Captain John Sheridan; MICHIGAN; Gancsal c. C..
S On mStoe % ef Msa. T. D. ssap!.u q ien,ae*y,
l. the rules Of tho Congressional Hoase Of nepss-
sSa' sh rsevi:ioa th.s Il rcseln'ions rers.9as
.ineips b referred e the comss St,,;c o., nssola
Kss?!!td, Thai thc Presidents Of &c a'1s'ec n e
! permanent perm orsaal1ation ihe names q al' %
seSs to i sa SssS a!ss III s a
tafa 70 p.raapsm in ,Se psassedinss OF Ills coavea
: General Caster announced that nasny Of the dele
10 cations wurc not Jet tll that uaenahsfa were nov
pntielpac on h tne sssincss q he
Is caExaiann, and he therefore osared resolution
, 1866-09-18
THE SOUTHERN L0YALISTS.

Rcceptlon at Uticn, n. Y.-t:rcat Entt1u-
MISUNDERSTANDING Speech by Hon.
Roscoe ConklIng-AddFeea by Colonel
". s. Pope. OF 11iHsonrl-e1overnor
Hamilton on Presidential U8urpation
-xn1 %tntn of A6afr8 in Texas,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
Nfa6t : Oepei1en.
6ar bic .gtaatss3situns' bsribtet.
9an6eIsberi-9t e,
Celebration Der EesrrsGmancipatioH IN
aSafbiustpn.
Gon9reB <Serbanolungen.
uuruben ,,piicben 98efRen u. Sebwar,sn ln
seprfpIf. fs
Senier.

@n1bington, 10. Npril. = Sie
Sarbigen - Wilitar II. Gibil-feierten
Den SabreStaa iprer emancipation on
Sflaberei i'm 9iiirift Columbia Sol
9Sm, q. Wfoore belt cine @uiprade an
Oielelben. g. #s ft
Baltimore, 10. Ipril. Sier fin|
set Elm aasr,neiner 9lusitanb Ser &ob<
lenurbeiter Statt. Gine Mense Sob
lenboote liegen rniiBig.
SSafbington, 10. Ipril. Sot<
9enOe Slntrdge iuurOen eingebradt ::
Nforris, bic Sisun9sseiten Ser Il. g
@eridte I'M OitIi9en 0iltrift bon g. q.
su resuIiren. Yaiiirt.
8oser, $4,000 Sopien pou 9tIer.
Stepben's 9tuSiagen Dor Dem 8ecou@
itruttionS Somite, gu bru6eu Oem
9rud <9tusiduiie iiberiuieien.
21nd, beu &nfauf bon 9Sailerbcbale
tern fir Die 4anseri6ife gu autboriii@
rem. Sin ben &usiduB fur Slotten <9ln@
gelegenheiteu iiberipielen.
2pn6, militarilden llnterrid)t auf
IanOmirtbi@uitliden SduIen eiusufiibz
rem.
0Iu8ihuB fir militdriibc 9luaelegenz
beiten.
glen Sort, 10. apriI. 8anmuoue
Fau unb traee gu 81 fir Wfibbling. -
Mebl er0fnete rubig uno felt, i@IoB
uber ettuas biaiger gu 1850 GT<
ira s.s5-9.4O. BbisteD rubig gu 2.26
Bis q; alter rotber 8eiseu gu 1.S5 bis
80, uorsii9lidc Gualitdt gu 2,50-70.
8orn feiter gu S2-84. Safer tpeniger
tbatis gu 1870.
Solb erOfnete su 274 nnb i6loB nit
27g.
louisville, IS. 9lpril. 8latter<
Sabat felt, 152 5ossb. Derfauft, barun<
Ter balten SIP. gu lis uub Sirginien su
236.
Ser SluB lit i'm Steieen nit s Sub
im &anaI.
Cincinnati 10. 9lpril.
gRebI feiterguperfetn 7.50,-7.75.
@rtra $50, Samilien @iebl
9,5O-75, funcp 1O-124.
Beisen i'm Steigen, nenig Nner@
bietunsen. $50. 2 rotber 1.98-2.O0,
$50. 2.1O-15 alter rotber $50. 1 2,30-
IS Grtra 2.40-50.
&orn in 9uten 8egebr gu 52-53
i'm glebator. 64-65 in Gafen.
safer feF, 36-40.
&osgen felt gu 70-75.
! gGerite felt 81 1920 $3.50
fur @anabifde. - =
gSbisfD 2,22, unb fau.
Yrobifionen fefer NIT unber
anSerten 8reiiein.
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| Cob 1254-126.
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Gdsumaael In SOfton.

0epyort, 10. 9priI. 9is Sris
bune faet, 6ab i'm berFO1enen Sabr cine
G&mneeeI 9Iffaire bon beoeutenben
2auEeuten in Bolton nit 1926, 900 abb
aentaGt pnrbe, Da man aber in Or
fabrans sebra@ bat, bab s157, 900 &c.
sabIt pOrben FnO, 70 DirO iest unter<
inGt, tDer bic iibrisen S32, 900 empfan>
gen Bat.
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Sabrgallg 1,
Selegrap0, Nadri6ten,
NadJmittags : 9epei6en.
Tcnier.
9er4uSitau6 in Nem . IT.
Nfegitanii6e 9ladrt6ten.
Ole SranSofen gel d la :
gen.
BON wafbtustOn.
y c NJ . OFT, 10. 9lpriL.
5nhianer Mnseleseubcite

9tem gort, 10. 9lpril.
Ser @aib. @orr. Ser DSribune" iaet:
Sol. gSbnfoop, SnOianer Slgent in Sort
9arunlie, &anius, beri6tet al Ben Conf
miiIdr beS Snbianerz Bureaus, Dap bic
8oit obne @Scorte iiber bie Gbenen reie
fen fam, Die SnOianer feien frie6li6
geitinInt unO iuiirOeu eS INNER iein,
Denn Die &e9ierun9 ben 8eitimnungen
Der &ertrdge ,ta6fomne.
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sfirnfrIaae ben Eran,pitn.

Gan Srancisco, 10. @pril.
Sepel9en bom %. Nfdr3 bon Nfaaat<
Ian faaeu, baB cine frans6iiid5e slbtbei<
luna BON 100 Mfann sic generaleG or
roub nnO &ubp, 3 Mleilen bon Nfasat<
Ian angriff. Sta6 einem beftisen Sc
fedt uuroen Die Sransofen gan5li6 ge>
idlogen. Gle nerloren 70 Soote unb
Serpuno etc. ..s..ss
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@onnabenb, Sen 5. Nfai 1866,

AAzzyA bic 6rei ib6nen Bohnbdnier an Gherrp
f57TEM Gtrabe, ruel6e benz Sen Barron geb6ren
lHEazH rb Iange i'm 8eiis 6ere giering ais Sfficen
fir Col. 2Siug, Col. Srpn nnS Anbere be-
nast murben.
Gbenfo bic Sdnfer unb Cots billter ben genannten
nit Der 1Sront an GopitpI Npenue, ueitb pon Gberrp
Strabe.
6erner 6ds Cot an ode pon GUNNER uno Cine Str.
nit 14f SSrB Hrent Don GUNNER Str. unb 175 SUB
qdnge. GfefeS Got rpirb eneetbeiIt mic foIgt Nm
SummerftraBe Cots, ieoes nit IS SUB 6ront nnb 175
ub adnge, Cots, ieoes nit 35s uB 6ront rlno 125
Hub 2dnee, an cine 5rs brette Mnep itoBeno. Sin
ainerabe Spei Cots, eSes NIT Is SUP 5ront unb II
6ub 2dnge.
3as oben bei6riebene Gigentbum ruiro perfauft
inter foIaenSen 8ebingunaen Gin 8iertel baar mnb
bic Balance auf Credit nom 8, 70, IS unb "a onaten
NIT 3inien. Noten nit peri5nliher Si9erbeit werz
ben perlanat. Gigentbnmsrett ;nrtidbebdlten. Ger
9ertauf 1T frei Dom Bieoeruertaufsreht
R. y. 6oweII, gEert u. RdIter.
apf5bt gSaibington Barron.
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HSrDclamdttDn 6eS 6pmDer=
rteurS.
Staat Eenne1e.
yrecutibe Departement,
Ie, Ser11. is. Qlbril 1861

Staat Sennelle.
Grecutibe Separteulent,
StaibbiIle, Senn. is. Mpril 1867
Sa cine 8acans bur6 Die 9lusioBung
bes Son. Sanes 81. Soob, 8ertreter bon
SamiIton Gountp in Der Geiessebung
sntitanben 1T, 10 befeble
Sd, William 9. 8romnlDip, @ou<
berIeur beS StaateS Senne1ee, biebur6
Dem Sberif beS 9enannten GountD's
Samilton, cine gSabI an, Oienita9 Den
/. Nfai 1866 gu balten, um Die Sacan5
aussufiilen unb bic 8ert9te mad Dem
9efebe eirSui6iden.
Gum 3eueniB bierfiir babe
i'd u,einen Sfamen unteridrie@
SEAL ben unb nerorbnct, bab baS
groBe Siegel bes Staates
Senne6ee beigefiist miro, am Is. Slpril
1866. gS. q. &rOunlDm.
81. s. Sletder,
Staatsiefrtar.
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Tho. &. @nnilen

lift elm eonbiSat fir MttornepgeneraI in bieiemOtrtt,
befebeno aus ben Counties Sumner, 0auioion Mno
@aiamfon. ey
Babl um Sonnerftas ben 2. gaa 1866. apt2 ba
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xenn ZEN

gtreitfsfeitcn ,rpifdben ebwarseu ". sSeisen.
So rtre B &c onroe, 10. gprtl,
Die &ubeit0runeen bel Der gfe9er< Yro<
cefTon sur Seier Der 8aiiiruns Der
@ibil< 8e9ts <8il, paren ernitercr gfa%
tur, aIs man nernutbete, @s purOeu
Seueriuafen sebraudt, 1 Rerion tuuroe
setootet unb mebrere bertpunoet.
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Senier SsrfGmmluus.

Die 9toberts Speenp Senier ber<
fatmelten ii6 9eitern 9lbenO i'm Coos
per SnfitiIt, 8e6en tuur6en seboIten
un6 8oberts erfldrte, bies iei Die Ieste
8eriantnlun9 ber benz Sreibeitstanipf.