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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

4 c9LUrED MAN WANTS A SITUATION ~ CoACff.
II dln 4est cfass tty rafNt~tte. ft4 ae fa tb0
tt atC Gr .ha1 ssadert n t.averty Hlacf ass1.n
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The New York herald., 1866-09-17
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IrNE DAME fRNNcAisE AYANF ttNtGNFhcr
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trHiDa de hUAnrA families ANiafsluaa rt fsieeuisF
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The New York herald., 1866-09-17
C0AcIiMEN ANp aAtsDEN raS.

A YoLSS NAN VANS A SI1uAriDS ~ GROOM
~ and make hiAtef uqtfut iMtrty arrived from =
old country Good rofrrencc. cal 4 - Wast tta
ustwerm iath and li,h ~.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A slruATov WANTED ny A YOUNG MAN, SEWN
n teen years od ia Wholesale house 70 learn the busi
writes good hand and Is wlslg 70 Salary
ehjcci; uneAcepunnsbie city references. Address T.
Herald Onlce.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

REsPEcTABLE WOMAN WANTS WASHING TO
n do mt her house would go by the day. has
lhe best of reference Call at 35l est 26h No s.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK,
"A washer and roner in private family chamber.
uid and watress good city reference Caii at 49,
2akn st.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

olRL WANTS A SITUATION As COON WASHER
n ant roner In private family has goo city referense
from her la. place Can be for days Ls
9Th ST
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

REsPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION
"a a nurse; has had 10 years. experience and Is fully
competent to take the entire charge OF infant from its
btb give uneyccptonabe city reference Can be
Tor two days at III 5th av., in the store.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SITUATION 70 %
- general homework Cell az 1 East 2h street coraer
Of avenue Al three days
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sITUA-
~ general houseworS in small private family
good city Call a. lib wes. 18th between 9th
and 7th
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN VINO rs NEAT
n washer and roner wishes situation Iaundress
nne yesrs rerrence from her place Ca 29 seventh
avenue. third door back
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A SITUATION WANTED-AS FIRST CLASS COOK;
N would BE- willing 60 assist with the pin waabing,
o. oisy rsgsrence can for days at III West s
near 9th ".
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

-o'A SITUATION wAETED-BY A REspFCTABf Girl.
n ~ cook. wnsL and iron small private family: good
city reference Can oa a ASS al ay begseca h ana
eOth sts., IN the
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A rtr1 tIf1h WANTED lN q FFerrctA FLN lYn%s
=. nian in aaur vha,ttsle q tf rloir toto t9l \
rf Z. IA. a4N 1rl snrt. s1p lfrr T, ~ sNNH rnN
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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A HEsPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
n as chambcrmpd and 10 assis in washing and roung:
best Of city reference be given. Ca at 2 7h av
swo days.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SOME WASH.
IA ing her house. understands fine washing and
hng the best of city reference Call 35 10Th St.
near 9Th av, room Is.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

w ASIED-rwO GIRLS, UNR 10 COOK, WASH ANp
W iron, y0ung. o ~ of children and ~
work Apply ~ West a., between Bsoadp ~
an Sh a.. Dnas reference.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A SITUATION wAhTED-BY A FIRST CLASS
~ cook an excellent baker; objection to private
boarding house, also FIRST class and
ewing The best Of tty references required Call
West 10Th ST., rear, this day.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TUATIoN AS COOK
"A or iaundfess has best city reference Can oe to-
day at a West Ash 81 between eh and 9Th FIRST door
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

n 70 do general housework in small private fam
must come well recommended; wages $40. Apply al IS
West SS,h st., between 7th aud sth ays.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

llrAkTap-A sPTog MILLER WHO usnGnsrAsDs
W ruHn.ag ~ oneine Appls - q Farnan a- hrasyn
yyfANTgD-A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH Puly
all hroAdway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

A YOUNG GIRL FROM NOVA SCOTIA wIsBRs 10
n md good home IN small private family exchange
Tor assistng canberwork and making herself generally
usefu; OBJECT; best References iaqsr al No
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The New York herald., 1866-09-17

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sITuA.
n noD a. plain cook washer and ircncr, would be
yiing 70 90 a. isnndrcIs, best sy reference Cal 32
East Stat A.
, 1866-08-21
FROM LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

KANSAS Branch Of the Pacific Railroad
Two Hundred and Fifty 1Iife* moro
to be put under Confract-TraIn~ Run
ming to Observation-Disclosures STA ct10n-
Po1ttIcn1-Rcportso of Iudlau Diflcul.
tics sExn=Ecrzated-ShIpn of Cattle.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicsso Trlbunc.l
LAWRENCE, Kansas, August 20.
1t 4 recent meeting OF the Directors Of the Kan
eas Brunch Of the Pacific Railroad, Il sas decided
to put Two hundred and forty mtles more under
immediate contract, to bc constructed By two
years from September !. This will be ouc.half
the distance from Fort Riley to Denver, Or two
hundred and forty miles from Denver. Passenger
cars Will run TO Fort Riley in ahont three weeks.
They commenced running TO Manhattan to-day.
The passenger travel and freight business on the
road has qnadruplcd within a year.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed with the man
agcneEt The rosd under .ht present Snpcrinien-
dent The company resume control OF The opera-
tions Of the rona In September.
sidney Clark. member Of Congress. returned
home this morning. Ills denomination and con.
1he1e are eight candidates for Governor South
Of the Kansas Riscr, eeren Of whom will BE-
slaughtered at tie 9Th Of September Convention.
Senator Potneroy met with grand reception Al
Ills home at Atchisou.. Il is hardly possible tia
lie wtll not be returned 10 the Senale-
The reports Ut Indian difficulties arc greatly e1
| aggcrated. .......
worth OF cattle to the Eastern market. Thest nss
from efxtT TO one hundred flcnsand head OF 1cxal
p1ohibitcd By The etatutes OF State from betui
driven through here until the l0tl Of November
| on account 0f disease called the Texas cattl
| fcvcs, which prevails in the summer months.
, 1866-08-21


-3s-A Washington despatch to the recon-
structcd rebel concern, states TINT General.
Steadman, Custar, Wood and rohcrt have
resolved to hold a '' National Convention of
zoldicrs and sailors, in Chicago, on The 18th
Of Sertcm1er- The object is to change the
politics Of tue citizens Of Chicago, Those
aracut brcad-and- -butter converts think 1t can
Ire donc, CARLY There is nothing more re-
s!uircd, they think, to convert this
community to @'my policy" Of precipitatin:s.
raw rcl,cls into Congress, Immediately and
uncoDdit1onallx," tllan to hold Copperjohn-
ton meeting in Ills city. and call it d ma.
tional Union Convention of soldiers and
sailors. "ExpcrIencc Is dear school and
fools learn at no othcr-r' So let them
bold their meeting, and sec how many con-
ycrts they will make.
We are little curinus tn know where the
Coppc1iohnsonitcs expect to ind their "sol.
tiic1s and sailors.' 1ftlc meeting had beer
called In Memphis, or New Orleans, o1
Charleston, or Mobile, or Atlanta, the mana
gcrs might count on good attendance o
-'soldicrs and sailors" !" Of the kind who sup
port "my policy" But gray-backs ar
scarce in tho Northwest, nnd the t'boys Ii
Dlne' are not attending Copperhead
rebel Conventions, this year.
, 1866-08-21

Erper Missouri Ee<xH-Proe.t4c*vs OF Gcx1-
ernl F1ske,s Financial
Itc1n-Nesy Peat CoInpany-Rnflroud
NnttcF4-ni~trIct Congressional Cou-
tcutfon-IiarTe&ting. Accounts.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune-l
ST. Paul. Auguat90
The Etcan fire engine has been purchased BY the
city. 1t involves The organization of our fze de-
rarttnent, and Is csesting great opposition.
Aman who has just arrived from Fort Cnsou,
denies the report that Indians had attacked Tom
Eolmcs' Montana train. lie says no hostile
demonstrations were made and no Indians cane
near the train. The train made better progress
than expected. and on1y lost Elk cattle to Fort
uuion. F1ske's train passed Forr Be:tho1d ahou
tho fame time, 1f0 miles behind Holmes. Hie men
were greatly dissatisfied with ht. management
Prominent citizens hare loaned the city sixty
thousand dollars 10 fnud the tloating debt, This
fe au Important financial movement.
The daily papers contain accounts Of the snc-
ccee OF new peat company which Is preparing
peat for nee. They arc at work on bed contain
to supply inc city with fuc, for years There are
many other beds equally as large neas the city.
Tbs Minnesota Central and TIC W1nona i st.
Peter Roads completed jupcticu At Owatona on
Saturday last, anE yFe now haze an all rail T0ute
from this city TO winoua. The Valley Road from
here to MENDOZA, will oe running bT Thursday,
meets at O1eatona On Thnzedas night.
The Park Tlace Hotel WIS thrown open 70 tht
public today. 1t has heen elegantly fa.niehed.
| and will lie fashionable Efst-cla.s hotel. Ac.
conut4 from The harvest Art sti1l conflicting. II
| some locations the wheat crt l. not much i'm
naired; but nc fear that iu Others the heavy RAIN
have bsdly damaged IT, Weather still continues
! c1urf0CE,
, 1866-08-21
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saddlts. nerk coupling. breast and hAltef straps:
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naness Ha;Se. tEes5 i7o1s ossSs,as ptqes; s;
ssoet, essas .asRs nd az VI % 5
soldering tnppSTE+ &C. ~ WESoEnE 3e5ofitd - &a*e+
circular: M SAWS c1nxs, compass 1a!u Aud ship
boItpT aucrTs and bltts drawing ElEes, de- Dr., SD
diers' tool- hoiloxs ard zourds otlez 1aseta DE-.
$50 hinges sGap: 81! h!4sgs as.oste.l; 1as 6a:n
handles 800 e; ElsssI; Io II box9 Stass: e. P15s
hle planning sssaine oostaE; 1..saine = sass e;
yards; s3 eet 1estnez oel.tas7 EuonsE netsn &
ieet eather hose; % fee, rubber hose. Id bales o1k
an; bales baliuE cloth: ~ - ETIa pssdnS. &c;
in dcst bake, sance and ste~ pans. cooking ranges
s boileFs assofted bocfsts " suPs 1n: po. iI2n
sails to eorn1nFncr nt O'Clock on thes1oth dsy
Of September. lse6 and continue tailr until tat prop
eI1T il disposed Of
1esms .h. 4 G1yss19ens Eu,aas 49,, afRoIt y; II
Heasopale time allowed for the REMOVAL Of property.
b order Of Byt- MAJ. Geo- J. T. DooAld5on, CHE
Q11ftszQA3teZ, u. D. T. T. = h1Ah..
tsm BIT. Major and "a. Q. Z.
, 1866-08-21

Transfer ofthe Overland Mathew Eli
cyntor Contcmplate1-Refu* 10 Fay
the In.urancc-Senator Pomeroy.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1isancl
ST. LoC1s, Angust %.
Marshall Smith, special agent Of the Post Office
Department At large, left this afternoon to super
intend the transfer ofthe Overland Mail fron At
ehison 10 the terminus Of the Cuiou Facfdc Rail-
road at Manhattan. This road will be completed
in few days to Fort Riley. and the contract has
been made to extend 80 miles further west ty Il
year fom January.
4 new elevator ii East St: Louis IL coasemp1s
ird. II . meaEt o! preventing grain grown near
st. Louis from going TO Chicago for sale.
The GndeTwriiere OF the steamer Magnolia have
decided not to pay .hc ietf. II will b. remeno-
bcrcd that lhts hoat was set on fire twice IN one
week, and the third time waa destroyed. The
owners had full notice 1tat el,e would he destroy
ed, and The Offices consider t1,at they did not use
even ordinary precaution to prevent IT, hence they
will not pay-
the Department Of the Ptattc forhtddlnE traders
and merchants selling arnu1nutttou 10 Indians.
Senator Pome1or has reached hi huMe ns Atch4
eon. Eantat, and had public reception from hi.
ucichl,o:r on Saturday night.
Cholera Is undoubtedly shstfrg. hut ~ the
Board olI1calth haze rescindca the order requiring
1hysici5nt to make daily rcports. no FetuFns ate
:isen. Cases actually tscaltd By the Bossd 0
1icalih are diminishing. BnI!ats reported lag
week from cholera were6+s TOTAL mortality, ~
, 1866-08-21

No1le 1sroxcqul Entered in the CaAe or
the Fenjnn Kalders-C1osfuS Session
Of the Society for the Arrangement OF
Standardization OF Officers, DC.
BCFFAto. y. T., August a0.-The trial Of the Fe-
MAN officers concerned In the recent Canadian raid
wae expected to take place At the Uu!teG States
week. The following order from Attorney Cen
e!al Stanbcr15 was received By mai yesterday BY
bon. John G.nson, counsel OF the Fenfsn
ofcerH.
"WAsaNo7ox, August H.
"To Y. A. Dan, Egg, United States Attorney,
''s1n: l hare received your letter Of the 9Th
.nstaot. 1ela's,e 70 indtsrnen;s pending ss.sn.t n
coulee euEgested. fon are, therefore. hcrcby au-
thorizct and instructed to enter 1ol2e pT0seqM
in theis esses. yery respectfully.
ATTORNEY General.''
The great FcnIan picnic comes of tomorrow In
this cir.
BU7HAzo, August ao.-Ihe American Societyfor
the Advancement Of Science, had An Interesting
ditcussson on the glacial theory. which occupied
Tie e1eetion 81 ofnce.a was held this e.cnias
will the following result: Fresfdent-Ta.nrs l.
NewhevEy, q Columhts College. Viec-Psesideat
pr. To!coit Gibbs, Of Cambridge; General Seq
DR.. 4. L. E1wEn.
The 9e1t meetine Of this Association vtn be
held at Burlington Vermont, August q. 1857.
make appropriations to enalic tie Commissioners
TO tie fatis Exposition 10 prepare for publication
Tie, usual complimentary resolutions were
PresIGeni Barnard made the closius speech,
coDgfatu1aHng the Association on the success OF
i1'e present. see.inn. and thanEin= the people OF
Society. a large number Of tic members make
an excursion to Niagara falls TOMORROW.
, 1866-08-21

Proceedings in the National Labor
Convention.

Proceedings in the National Labor
Convention.
BA1711oRE, August e0:-The 1abo: Convention
assembled at noon to-dAy at the Front Street
Theatre Some fftw Of sixty delegates so far have
leen recorded. More arc expected to arrive To-
day. The Convention temporarily organized 65
calling John Hfnche11oG OF Illinois. to the chstr-
\ committee On permanent organization 1Fas then
appointed
The Committee on Credentis1s reported dcfega-
tons present from New York City and State. Dig
tsict Of Columbia, Boston. Ihi1aae1phts. Rich
mont! Wilmington. Norfolk, New Hayen> AuGus-
"a, Chseaso. s.. Louis, Detroit. GEand Rapids.
Lowell. BTooklxn. Birmingham, Pa. New Albany,
Baltimore, and Iowa.
Addresses were delivered bs Alexander T.onp,
Of the Boston Erenf"9 taicr; and Aessfs. Fbe'p5
e. Hartford Francis OF Wah,nSten sge aa ana Bea o.
Neskrs. Eramo1s and Hetde Of New fnrk. ua:-
dt,E Of Brooklyn. md Steward Of Michigan. also
Iuade rcsnss1ss. in the course Of the discEsfiou
Ar. Hinchelt@c. Chairman, said that Congress- hsd hd
As much right to lesislatc with respect to the
length Of day1 work as 1t has 10 fix tie sta1d1sd
OF weights and measures.
, 1866-08-21

a. general impression p1eEat1s here that grand
pleasure gatherings near Chicago will be greatly
enlarged within a few weeks
There have been some ten cases Of eho1era sEuc:
Saturday, and two deaths.
The corner stone OF the Dominican Convent OF
St Lenfs Bertrand was Laid yesterday afternoon,
with imposts. essemonfes- 4 vast eonconrse OF
tande assembled TO witness the ceremony.
The appointment OF Colonel Ballfog rs Surveyor
q Customs for this nott has causet gEeat eens7-
don anon. The Office holders md their f:ieuGa-
Several are expecting thetr turns to come next
Tie markets are quiet. firm and active. Mess
pork Ens advanced to 9s.n)GI:saD
Money au1es very ciotc At per ccnt for t1st-
class paper.
, 1866-08-21
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Movements Of Fenfnns-Cholern Case%-
Anxiety Among Federal Omcc
Seekers.
through here sesieIday. onte l,u..ied1s, % Or his
way to Nashville He l. on important bnatness
connected wifh the FeniAn fall c1napaign-
Thu ee hpndEed.Fen arrived LIST night on the
Henderson boa. and teft ny this morning train,
to attsrd 4 grand gathering Of Fenians near Chi
caso. There WIS sliPped on the same tEsn with
i. s.Ffret Fcnian Regiment. Of t1is ei1y, Will
leave for the same destination tonight their SINS
Two bnnd1cd Fensan plcn1ce1s arrived b the first
trnin rom Nashville this morning, aud Wtu leave
With the Louisville delegation Tonight. They are
carries four-ehoottng Remington pistol under his
coat, ~ q pleasant accompaniment to picnic
pleasures.
There kase been quite number Of very sIenl6.
] can't nozczucuts among the Fcuiaus recently. and
, 1866-08-21
FROM CLEVELAND.
Preparations for tho Coming aorse
Fatr-Entrfea for the $4,000 purzc.
Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago Tribunc.1

FA1f-E0tf1cA 10f laG fSZs0uu NkIfRGs
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunc.l
CLEVELAND, August 20.
The interest in she Horze Fair, which commences
in this city on wednesday. and will continue
through the remaining days Of the week, assunaed
more active shape to-day, and tic managers and
committees entrusted with the necessary pzepasa-
lions arc .busy with their duties. OF courec poth-
ing ia being omitted that is calculated to promote
the success Of The Fai1, anu the interested v1si.
tors express their admiration Of al the
arrangements thus fay made. The attendance
upon lhe Fur promises TO Ic large; The sporting
most Of the horRes that vii: show arc already on
the ground. DEXTER" "Gencra1 Bntlcr," ':Mor-
rissey," 'Jrannetfe" and t'yaboclish" having ar
rived ibis morning from Dutago, looking in line
trim. The entries have mt yst betu fully ar
ranged, tic committee being now at work with
1hctu~
The grand race OF the Fair takes place upon
Friday. the pure being 81 GRO, open 10 the world
The fol19Mlns entries tayc hcen inads: Dexter. =.
Pool: for the init day will be opened, At the Rem
na1d House, tomorrow evening, and active bettfn:,
IA aybnrtrH " -
, 1866-08-21

c1xcxSA71, August a0.--Thc eho'ers continues
tI1ty.ight desths from It on Saturday. and atty
:eEf yesterday. The eanitatT work proceeds
with great ,i=os, md the cordftso1s arc all favor
The cholera has invaded Ohio and indiana in
conc localities.
Dr. G: r. Collins, long known to the community
~ thcassc manager Eid treasurer. died at chalesa
In this city yesterday. he WAS author Of treatise
hin, 10 Tic grave, 4na wzs hsze engaging sioc
, 1866-08-21

Governor Morton to Speak at GFeen-
field, Indfann. on Saturday Next.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune-1
1xDLAsAFu1Is, August 90
Governor Morton win speak at Greenfield, Han
cock County, al a Union Aaes Convention, next
Saturday. The bread-and-butter platform il to
receive especial attention ut his banda, and prepa
ratfons arc being made for grand time E.een-
held is the home Of Dave Goodius, the bottle
holder Of the President
, 1866-08-21

company Tor the Eashville Theatr., Of w. =: .c
was 70 have been joint nanascr the coming
eeaEun.
The report is current that Enos 3. Reed pub
1isher of administration evening psper bert. Is
to be made Postmaster Of Cincinnati
The t6tal deaths III this citJ from cholera thas
mn h II
, 1866-08-21
FROM THE PLAINS.

Four Fights With Indians Reported
Soldiers FrIGla1encd-Threats OF Moro
Fights.
I:FAvEswonrN. Kansas. August 41.-Sewe from
Fort Keno reports four lights with the IndI1ue.
Five men were killed and q l3rgc number
wounded.
The Indians 3sc numbering every one they can
get At on the Sinux Cly road. The soldiers are
frightened. and dare not leave the fort.
There Is great danger on the Powder R1yer
route. The Indians have notified the Pottownto-
mics that theF will commence operations when The
corn Il gathered.
0xAH1. n. r., August a.-ihe steamer Calls
tin. from Fort Benton, with 80 Passengers and 4
large AMOUNT Of treasure. arrived today. She
met The steamer Antelope below For1 SuIiy. The
steamer Pocahontas, With Government freight,
sunk near Fort Rice. The boat and cargo nfe q
total 1o.s.
, 1866-08-21

i Grand Union Mass Meetin9--El@ht
Thousand People Present-<:eneknI
Logan In One Of His Hext Efforts.
BLooxEGTox. Ill., August a1--The d:xt Cniou
meeting Of the State campaign was hc!d here to-
E1essnan at Large. addressed 5000 people. No
lice Of his coming had been circulated but three
daYs. or thousands more would hare been present.
The Generals speech vas one OF bis best efforts,
and aroused the widest cnthusiasr1- The meeting
was ca1led 50 early In the season that It vas
doubtful whether The people could tusu out, but
Is The cTsu1 old o.atQts Of past catnp3ISpa.
, 1866-08-21

locomotive Explosion and T.os% Of 14a&e-
1tEsox y. r.. August ao--Tbe engine Ba.tie,
4;:ehtd 70 ,hs up express tFa9 i On ~ ac had:on
e1Toded While the tiafr was etanafng It catskis
station, four rniic% bvlow This cty. set3 ,us1y IN
jung fbe engineer, Geo; Smith, md the fireman.
petrd to euyTITe. No passengers wete hurt The
cufue Is complete wreck, and It Will fequiss
(oti or i've hours to clear the track Trains both
9ns are delayed IN consequence 4 strong force
o{len With necessary tools we1e despatched from
i'll city Immediately On receipt OF tie uewH to
cle1 away he wreck.
, 1866-08-21

Senator Grimes Announces His Xnten-
tIou to Retire from Political Life.
pru3xe1oS Iown, Ausnsr ao.-Hcn. James q.
srime<. In the belly Bcnafyr. announces that be
1ill rnr he candidate for reelection TO the Sen
ae. and his intcatlon to retire en1fgc1y from pEb
II lie nfser the erpfsa.ton Of his present term.
snAtor Grimes has been prominent In Iowa ard
n3tonsI afsfrs -. tie past tweury-efsht ye4rs+
an his political friends regret bis determination
to.eurc at the present tuncture.
, 1866-08-21
IOWA POLITICS.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 11ibnne]
DCBrQrE, August %.
The results ofthe County Coz, cutions in this
Congressional District, render eertafn the re-
nomination Of hon. IT. B. Allison.
, 1866-08-21

Questions and 4ns~e1s TOR above. Also, nj Blanks
urdes previous ACTS used By C1alm Agents
A COPY Of The Acts Of June 8, July 5 and July g
1s66 eent to Agznu On receipt Of threecent stzmp
ard sent tree with cyey package of B1ansa seas non
this Ot.ce-
x Sent BY mai. prepaid, upon receipt Of he
money, II Il pc qsiEt. .
Address TRIBUNE Co. Chicago.