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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
I'm in YenniYlpania

G.U,n I'm . II ;, ga. II. Sept. gSabrsnr RE
pralirsntsnseieQi4aIt bier cine turss 0sils an9tslt
Itur;te cine 9 latiprm dber rem &anal lei Spknts
tUpn sulania1ea unp Sunpsrte BON Mannsrn,
0sitern unp &inpun fslen 25 8ue tisi aui einen
paul sn ;ulammeu.
gs s%utitanO srrbe g,rwirruns unc @sit:ri,
Nsu9terrs uEp Srsunte siltsn mad psm 9ldge .rss
uaiaus unr %p1trsnr .esIsn futr rer Bug meter.
7 Ursr s 9erlUmsn wurrsn sstDrtit, 6 warsn am
Stsrten, ~un9eiabt 80 .wurrsn lsGr ~tspsutrnO Ssrs
lsst uuo cine srpbs An;abt leits Ysrpunrst.
Sratel IN 9ttts.b ur9
9tttsture, IA. Sept. 9raiesnt SUtniOn
nn0 Sss!sitsr talasa bier setsru a6snp an. Ser
Gmpians mar sismliA abnl,A nit rsnsn in SUI
rianupuIii, CLEVELAND II. i. :w. Der @raFrsu'
rurre rtm YutIitpic Y~Ursstsat uno %ertldrte, raf
ct ttsrtsr 9etcmnsn Jet, um nit rem Sclfe 81
ipre&en, trps rss Startfatbes UNI Der Selprre'
Gr bate nur msnise Nrrts sspru&sn, ais CT rurt
9fufe 0rant! @raut ! 6lrra3u ! nnr @runSen iir
i'm lrltit untsrtroGen purre. Na6rsm fr ner.
Sstlj4 3u iprs6en pstiutt, 500 CT ii&.3nrud. Gas
Galt lies Stap. Stersn5, 0supsQ 99ilip5 uni
@tn @eaa9 bod le6sn unp sruu,te iWr zen Yslit
rsntsn in sinsr Bsiie, RE niGt swsireutis mar.
Gis rlmssssnO res Shlaqtfslrss ron ScrUwc
pirr rur6 bic Gtrlera, s%ntpUltsrt, rrn rem 200(
SsmOburn .res:.CiFri!s flrbsn binnsn 5 Sage!
| 800.
! unbGEi&.
Tie Iators Yrn Yittsburs9 uap gQestene
Git9 BADEN it s~swsissrt Hn 9rafrsntsn pifeisl
gu empiansen.
@rnpte III aten IN Europe.
Die tsiti9en Ttessn ne lte Die @streipe grnr /
III GnslanE bsiaa riSt raren, faf itsr Fen gauge
Continent ron europa Srrtrsitet. Gin 0rtyat
trisT aus Gsntl6lanp mslOst, rub rsr 8essn "a
ltfs &c&m unaueseitst ssiaQsn lei, ra5 @tttt
ii tu9I INN ansenetm. Die Srantsn fun mi
in 6rautrsi& inn usterfuB, atsr wenu niSt mst
Sunnsni6sin trmmt iie gu rsiis,, pirp ris @sin
srnrts yen 1866 %Istlitlassn.
Ter 8atlle9 Fer ~raritalsn Unions partsi il
Mains 1T gang uasrsErt srcb. Die Majuril1t f
.r&.3t $4,000. las it 10000 mstr, ais in Il
r:Ettn @aF|'
Sic New SerIp-es8isIotpr lat eas ecnltitr
tiruelt q msnrcment pajIirt.
@atllese in StrmOnt unp @ains. Sn ts
rem Staatsn lisstc III Fer LISTEN 0O6s he raeit:
ls 0a,tsi NIT ~erb0ltsn Wajo rititen User RE Cor
lsrsatiesn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
Gascouaoe County NauOwirtbib aftlider
Serein. q

@suiammians am 2. Ssptsmter 1866.
Tas prrtotOa Bar l'stsn Ssr~iammluns ~urns
serle len III. pns.ncmmer.
5srr Gaipar sSutsrt rurps alss%islisr uuf'
asnommen.
Ter 9e,ibt hes &aTen-Sisuif cns- Scinites
murre ~rsrlsisn unr an9sncmmrn.
gtitlpFsn: Dag rts 3sit Ter 8air in sinissn
pertrsittttu @lattsrn tctannt senaGt merle.
gsl6lchsn: Gae am nahllen Srnntas ben 9.
Septrmtsr cine grtrap sri ammluns atsebalt en-
nerre.
SslflrNtn: Gab rie glass auf Rem 8air9runr
am Dieulas rem IL. Sept. an Srt uns Slsut
Dfsntlih Y~srltsisert nsrrsn lrasn.
Sieraui @eamtsnnapl. Grmdblt rnrren: Oil
@rlf Rent: @i6asl 9pihsl; 8iesprdiirsnt: &ar
8Euer; S%6atmeiites: 80 &ielmann; Girsttorsl
s. &ubn, q. @rrBmam unp s. GUains.
Sisrauf Scr tasuns.
s. Senss, Ssr..pr temp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
Gtpas INN barber naebsmbcnfcm.

Die reputlifaniihs rlnipn- Yartei 1T raIlr, RAP
re RstsQsni&uIr ME ts;atlt merrcn rarf UNI rab
risisr Sap Der Grntitution ttr Ser. Stlatcn
etnSrrIei6t psrpe.
gu ntsisn ia9t Die SoEnirr GsmCtratts N'tH.
Ctt repu6litani ide llnirn- s2ar,l 1T faIIr, cap
bic gunpssitulp ts;rb't nnr mir repurtrt mcrre,
unO sa6 aud risitr Sot d tis Contribution aui'
Ssncmmeu perSe.
0asa iast rs Srtl iVm-G 'mUtratis atsrmaIs
Nein.
Die rsputlitanti6e llnipns Yartsi 1T rafar, rab
frt Ter Disqualification i'm .GUnsrsb SlsitfUrmiss
'ft PsrrlTsn, - rab trerer Ger Yorreu uoh Del
Sufen sinsn Grrttsil tatsn unp ras pie genitis
tuition lcIfes austrudliG ausipr,6sn iOae.
Vie SobnlCn Csmpfratie iast glsln ta3u.
Tie rsFnblitani i&s Union Yattsi 1T raiar, rub
fts Guerer rer 8stsQion pom Der 4beilnaNns al
nnlsr'' u sStsrun8enuSslsSsuteitrn uuassi&lOftu
tIstbsn iOa ZEN, UNI rab aud 'rsIe s Ter GunlitutiOn
etnSsrlsitt werren ipae.
gu pisicm i6attelt Gle SCbnlun-I tmOtratie rem
&opi anr jast rtsrsr Nsin.
Gie rsputlituniits Union 9artei it raiar, RAP
tie rub trn StIarsutn tier feline gs,atluus iur itrs
smantipirtsn Stlasen' srtaltsp UNI ale iUlGe anz
lPruAs nua une nt<1 istu iOlsn. aua tisI's
rta lie, eab Is in rsr @onfitution prutllmirt irer>
re. ".
Die S94Fi0G- 0smOtra'is abss ia5ti 8 srsrtOI'
Stein.
Gtis puntte itnc Is tanstaatta, mslae 1t
9eSsnNarttssn @aGltampie in 0rase fpmm.n
Sage, pOrurt9silsirsisr esltr, wer 9at 8s&t?a
"# ".- (9ittst. Gr btsirr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

NG6lsn Samaas tssinnt i'm san.su g tnats
lie 8ssifriruns Fer @atler. Gis SsSiarirans
Fnrst rcselmaBis j epsn @amilas fatt unr i&Iiest
Is Sage rcr Ter @atl. Ssrr~G. ". S&plersel
.Rsrr iar 1srmann esnanats @ssiRratDr unr istns
OiFce tsinlet iid i'm GUurttaui s. Ssriaums &si'
ner, ,ur re6ten 3sit tti linn sOrsuiPrrdsn, 'tnF
MGR niat r~ssirirt il, rarI ni&t ltmmsn. llnisrs
9eler i'm Same Serreiisu mir 1T tiel er St;isbuns
aui RE Qnseiss res Supsreiicrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
NO. gfgssst ni&t, ris srU5s %raeitals
Notwithstanding

int Gourttauis naaltsn gienfas Sa tsiu&sn =
;3ped rsr 8sriammluns: GrpaRlung ron IL
Csle saten, s.um @aaecuar. 6 runt9 lei FER am 20
Ssstsmtu In Grantlin fatiFnesnren Difriftss
Gpnpen.irn gu reprii% tntirsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
9rD.tDfDl
Ter
&aOitalcH GoMueut ion bon VastouMOe
GUllltD
ren s. September 1866.

Ben S. September 1866.
aui Antrae PCS 9rrn s. s. @rItln9 murrs
osrr q. 6. @Y.ar aIS grritEsr srm1b!t, uup ar
Antras res Strm SStu 8lsii& psrr aIirrp 8.
Sranicn ais Ssfretar srnanAt.
Gsl Sp;liser fcrlsr earn RE Eslesaten jeses
5Cmni9ips oui, lire Gatilcatt ein5ursitfn.
Die GslssatiQuen ron ahirr Grsst, Canaan,
SrruI unO 9tidlanp 9urni tips sntipraGsn Ger
auFUrreruns UNI murren sussIa6sn.
Surtpis, SruiH Greet UNI splwars Sp~niHipa
rarsn ni6t rsprdisntiri.
Gin gomiIs, t~sfstenO aus ZEN 9srren @ur-
oan ron Canaan, Stump pom 3birD @reet,
Bultius ron SOsuf uur Sspr ron Ni6lanp mani
%sruannt, UNI RE Strsitirase 3piitsn rem Gelssas
en- bon 9trarf 1%crnitip 5u uutsriudsn unp 81
tliGtsu, unr enti6isp, RAP ris 8Uart Delegation
aussei&Ipfsn iein ioQis. Garuui nurre bic gnt
idsiruns rurs.lsien UNI bic Stcart Delegation
erlutt, iit 3uridsusieasn.
lie Convention srlsststt rann rte 81 rmina.
| tipnen ME fplot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

9eltluNsn: ZAP fer County Glert eriuat u,
re ptisen gsrpanplunsen i'm gplts6latt un0 i'm
@iIpuri Democrat gu SstHHsntliasl.
gsrtasms sine die.
Nc. @spers, Sorfgsr.
glirsp 9. Sranfcn Ser.
Oa frin 9%aurirat iur rag slmt Res Snpsreilors
81 8ssifratirn npminttt murre, trtlare i'd mi +
(sin lutltantiunsusr 8apitalsr) ais 'InatA1nJi9sr
Gamtitat iIr rtises an,t.
alfrsb .. 9 tanpn.
u nmertuns res uebtrissers:
NiGt rsrrdien tirt marsu in unlirer jcStnanptsn
Gunseitiun M ..5.s
gurtois SOwnitip nit l StiHms,
gruit Greet y 3
gclr1re - 4 "a
unp auf unYsrantpprtli6e @eiie auSsflp5sny
&aart 5ownibip nit II Slimmsn.
Die @gnpentipn Ssrbanrelts BEL 9si&IsInen
2gursn, ls per aumte rem Supersiier Of Stcsiitra.
ton gu npminir,n unr unttrIieb RE grnmnuns
Ter Gslssaten sur Gcn3rfB; unr Ssnatcrtsllsr
Gunssnticn, ipwit sleiaiaQs lie Grnsnnuus eins s
Guuu.Y, Grteut ips@ omite'f. - @el6 cine Gou-
rsnliOn! 8. 8eiielteft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

8ir fnr bsauftrnst rem Namsn Res 5trrn &.
.. % i'd ais Ganrirat fur has Mnt tiu,s'
county Supsrinttnren Der SfsntliGsn S&ulsa an
tiidBu;ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

@ir finn autbcrilrt reN 9lamsn hes 5erru
eRrt ttan &nba ais Ganrirat fir rai
SbsriFs Gmt fur @aseUuars County a4sa,usfu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

B&- 0ir itnp autboriFrt, 5ertn Grtetrt&
Grisner oils ganrirat fir eas aunt zines
County 9tidtsrs fir Zen .rfen Cifrift an,u, sissn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

BW- Der untsrsti&nete emp fttit ft ZEN
Sttmmsstsrn Don Gasernare County ais Gaalt.
Dot Iar eas amt Rec County Supsrintem emt Ger
ur1sntlidsn Stultn. lit ttrut Aidsns, ipicrt gu.
rildSutrsttn, 10 tals Ft elm iaSiS.rsr Wann IN,
pisjs Stele ttnirtt.
8. u. 9Itrttn, 2sbrsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

Der luterssiGnste empF.bH fh BEN Gtinma,.
ssrn Doa @aseouass Gcqhts als rtr pop fer rasjs
dalsn euunt9-G cnseatien rfstImaBis nominitt.
Saneleat lar has Amt siyss Circuit Gltrls far
aSuL SuaaEaufsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

Sir lnD srml $tist, 5errn CIR. 9abenau
ais gaprinat fur ras Gint zines Superintsnesntsai
Der pTratli4sn S&uIen fur @assunapt County
an;njsigea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

E9- 8ir llnS beauftrast, teu Namen tss
srrrn Trieprt& 2eimer als gansieat fir
County Glert fir Gasccnqle Gcuutp oasu,siasn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

8ir iinc ermd4tist, 6errn 3. @tntuer oils
eanrtpat Iar sas AHtfgrs Amt pom @asccuast
Goqntp iur RE naSlte @ussmtrr Batl un,u,si.
a.u. see %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

serare mis % isin~ iautsr.r NmtsvOrsdnssr, SAINTS
Q uGaauu, ssmatt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

PEA. @ir iiue bsauitrast. 5urn @srrs.
gfouti6 OILS Combat fir ,as @nt .inss Gou.
RatsIs iar &cart aownitp pOruiblassu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

Ter uutsrei&ntts smpfs9lt i9; ben Stimma,s
BERN ron GaseUnars County uls gaaeieat iar rug
Amt sinss County glsrts.
0pkn 81. mfht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

8tr iins, srma&tist. 5errs Sc. GnsianS
ais Ganpisat fur nas lint zines Glsrts Ser Circuit
eOurt ron @aseenars @cnmtY. aasu;sissn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

SW hao 1trtnaStiSt 9,rgn @m.gtrasr
aIe Sahp'pat aur s~Sis1errastuns tdr ras She.
riHaami ron gafspnape County s~orsuIAlaa,n. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
M0tun0, Iurner i!

Gis MitSlisrsr ees Ser tins unp pic 3Rslilss
taten (a am erfen 8sftue UNI 12 lbr Wors
asns uni II ltr Iiittass, unp an, snfitsn TsRs
tua UNI s utr @orasus in Der Surnba1s gu sers
%iammsln. esist ras Sets 9rOsramm.
81. $. 9a isnritter. Surnpart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

iruasn, Fno sSFiSf ~sstttp. opisalsa p,raRi it,
nod atige bsh 5sra @in,uas Dlaassnnsi assuas.
BEN. oa.l% Dasgpmitt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15
untfDrm+

3u,nsr unr 30sIinss, Ssrssbt ni&t, Gu& gum
6st nit einsm Surnsr-Nn5us gu seristsn. 3c&
ut ss 3sit. Sstsr aetipe Surnsr unp pie 3Ss-
hinge iOaten BON @settsmsssn uniirrmirt lsin.-
Die aItsrm ptrrsn.puiissn @itslisrer ipatm w.-
nistsns sinsn tslsn ansus trassn.
Gin Turner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-15

SUtn D. @t6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
Affairs In Geerxetswn.

TEE TowS MAsKsrs~-Tbe provision
nal k-ts were very 'y.il Supplied with pro
ouc- tins morning. The farms and gsrd.as
81 the hear counties OF Mary lAad and Virginia
We're well represented. and The prices were
quite as Reasonable a. in the Washington
mirkets. The nsh market rss furnished with
ICe choice OF the Landings. Herring continues
p' n'Itnl. ard sold ~ the wharf S6aS6 s. per
e, sad from the stalls at , cents per dozen
Snao, purchased at toe Washington wharf Tor
50 per l0t. retailed At @ 20 IS cents per pair
PoET or GEo:soErowS. -Entered-Si.-amer
Vhos r.. CahIIl. Rerrfs. Baltimore Enterrd
and ciesred-Stesmer Key port, Hollingsh-ad,
Aqua Greek
TBE REPEAL or THE CHAnTER.-Petitions
70 Congress against the repeal OF our CITY char
Ter ss contemplated by the ball before the
Senale are IN circulation here. and are being
signed by most OF our nfu-niial citizens. The
feeling against The proposed measure is very
strong among all classes.
COAL SETPnENTs.-The shipments were not
as eayy this week as was anticipaaed at the
close OF last week The reason is the insnf-
nclency OF vessels IN pert 20 carry of the Coal
as fast as At arrives. The Hampshire and Bal
tmore Go. shipped 3a0 tons: Cumberland 90 ,
$40 tons: Con sohdation wEsryes, Gas tons Bor-
den Co l,ls2 tons: Rays docks. ,. 100 tons
TIE CANAL -Arriyed-i}oat Clipper, with
wood; Scow. with stone 10 marset and twenty
nNe boats with coal consigned a. follows
To Cumberland 20. So. y tons: American 90 :,
e5l. IS IONS; Borden 90. I2i ~ tone; Hampshire
i BoOse. ll3 tons; W r. Snow. IU7. . tons: Cen
iral Co, 7Ss.5 tons: Con SoIidatfon Co. Itr3 10
lobs. DepdIPu-lne henry "A1p.
dries TO Antietam; Ann Eliza, salt 20 Milestone
Point; Seow, sundries u Seneca. aud twenty
three boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MAEKET.-The decline
IN the Northern markets has a CORES poud ing
effect here, especially in low grades of Hour
There are no receipts of -four 10 report. aud
the stock Is light. The fact Is that AT the usual
depots from which the supply is drawn Tor
this market. there Is little or none TO send 10
market. One OF our principal merchants re-
celved a letter from one of the main supply
depois. which informed him that -four is so
scarce there that the people Were obliged 20
send a considerable distance for n supply for
home use. A writer from another depot asks
what flour can be had for in this market He
expects 20 be obliged 10 send here far supplies
Supers are quoted at Sl0aSla5g cut Ira
SlO.15aSl1-15; extra Sl2aS 1850 family St3 -
to $40. Grain.-Receipts of wheat are very
light, though the high prices attract small lots
from every direction. Red is bringing - ia
81 Sc: white, none offered. Coma better
supply of white than at the beginning of the
week, which is sold at % 10 s. cents: yellow
rs held n 7sasO cents, but no sales higher than
IS cents are reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
RECRUITING SERVICE

Under recent order from the Headq quarters
OF the Army "details Of officers for recruiting
service will, for the ensuing two years, or un.
tl further orders, be as follows, viz: From
eacn regiment OF cavalry and artillery, three
omcers; from each of the first ten regiments OF
infantry, two offcers: frapa IHfeirus Of Infantry
slx omcers- Not more than one captain vii,
oe detained nom each Of the regiments Of ar
tilleTy or cavalry, and the ten old Infantry re-
glments; nor more than one captain from each
battalion Of the nine new regiments All ON
Gers now on recruiting service will be relieved
Dy those detailed under this order, and ordered
10 join their respective regiments. Should the
services Of any of the relic we'd. officers be re-
quired TO conduct recruits TO the department
In which their companies may be serving, the
accordingly. So far as practicable selections
1or the above details will be made from officers
VINO have served longest in the field during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
WHAT IT WILL COST.

The salaries of the officers of the new gov
eminent which Congress seems disposed TO be-
stow upon us without our asking, will, il is
estimated, amount to more than S3D0,OO0. Even
the revenue derived from the increased taxa.
ton and burdensome restrictions upon trade
imposed by the bill. will barely more than
suffice to pay the swarm of officials created by
II; leaving little or nothing for the improve
ment OF our streets, avenues, and public build
ings; the support of our public schools, and
the carrying out of necessary sanitary meas
ures. An old taxpayer was heard to remark
in referencet 10 this feature of the bill. ..WelI.
there is one consolation. There are enough
offices created to provide us all with one.''
We would suggest TO our venerable friend that
even this hope may fail, as there is no assur-
anee that all Of the Offices worth having may
not possibly be bes towed on n on residents.
Such things have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
THE ARREST OF EBEEDMEN's BUREAU

Inc statement made in some of the newspa-
pers yesterday that the President has ordered
the arrest OF all officers of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau engaged in cultfvaiing lands in the South
goes little too far. The President has direct
ed Major General Howard to cause the arrest
Of every officer CT the Bureau in North Caro-
lima who is engaged or peeuniarily interested
In the cultivation OF plantations, aad Brig
Gen. w. T. Strong has been dispatched to ex-
ecuie the order. Judge Advocate General Holt
mas been instructed by the President to make
out charges and specifications against these
officers with view to their trial before a court
martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.


A RAID On THE New YORK HorKL-Lasi
night, Sergt Ecklof, with q posse OF the
Fourth Ward police. acting under an order
Issued by Superintendent Richards, made q
descent on the New York Hotel, atsthe corner
Of 7th and = streets, and arrested the proprie-
tor, Henry Chatain, and twenty-five others,
including his bartender, servants, walters,
and several Of the boarders, among them two
or three said TO be wives OF men of respecta.
bility, The order was issued by Superinten.
dent Kieharos, on the complaint efssveral of
the neighbors, who stated that Indecent ex.
posures OF person were Of frequent occur-
renee In that botel This morning, Ohatain
had q hearing before Justice Walter, on the
charge OF keeping. bawdy house, when Mr.
s. l.. Philips appeared as his counsel. Sew
eral tessined TO the general character of the
persons VINO frequented the house, and one Of
the servants testified thitfrequently men came
to zee the women, and went into their rooms,
where she had seen them In their night clothes.
Other witnesses mol. being present the case
was continued to Monday morning, and Cha
tain gave bail. The Justice fined Mary Stim-
bier. Maggie Ross, Isabella Anderson. Fanny
Brown, Kate Smith, and Alice Mccall 80
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
WITHDRAWAL OF DEPOSITS FROM MA.
: TI0NAL BANKS

Under the recent order OF Assistant q uarter-
master General Charles Thomas, the officers of
the Quartermaster's Department in this vicin-
ity have Withdrawn the public funds in their
hands from the national banks here, and de-
posted the same in the Treasury. Although the
order might be SO construed as to apply only
TO future deposits, the officers would not as
sumo the responsibility Of leaving the said
fundsson deposit in the banks. 1t speaks well
for the stability of these institutions that the
large amounts thus withdrawn have in no in
stance lead to the least embarrassment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19

@From j. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
nave the following batch Of fresh magazines
Harper, Cooley, Atlantic Monthly, Our YOUNG
fotks, Bdtou's AontNy, and Frank Leslie's Nep
Monthly, all for June.
From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa. avenue.
we have the June number Of Harper's Maga-
cine.
Prom b. Greene, Kirkwood House, and
from J. y. Parker, Post Once News Stand, we
have Harper, the Atlantic Monthly and Godey,
for June
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xxXlXTH CONGRESS-FIRSTS SESSION
SATURDAY, NAV 10

The SENATE was not in session TODAY
HoUsE-The Speaker laid before the Hopso
message from the President, transmitting. in
response to resolution Of the House. renorts
from the secretary of the Interior and the
fostmaster General. containing information
IN regard to the clerks in their respective de.
The Speaker having announced that no busi
debate, the House was addressed in snccessinn
py messrs Morris, of N. Y, and Patterson. OF
N. n, on the subject Of reconstruction, both
SUSTAINING, In written speeches, the course of
dent - ioei-
Mr Patferson's speech was bitter but elab.
crate EFFORT and was not yet concluded when
our report closed.
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~ The Department of State has been Off
eially informed that an Industrial Exhibition
intended TO- embrace the products Of tha Az,
and Industry of the three scandinavian kim.
doms, and those Of the Grand Duchy of Fin.
IaEo, and 10 continue open for two or three
months, VIII be inaugurated at Stockholm ON
the 18th OF June next, and that the Govern
ment Of his Majesty the King of Sweden and
Norway VIII regard with pleasure the pres :
enee OF foreigners az the proposed exhibition
Who may synpathize in the progress of art
and industry in the north Of Europe
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PARDONS

The following special cases Of persons who
participated in the rebellion were considered
by the President to-day and pardons ordered
TO be issued :-Thos. G. Clemson. South Caro-
lima; H. II. Allen and J. ID. Rother. of Alabama.
L. l.. Thomasson, Georgia; and David Muir
and thirteenth exceptions Of the Amnesty
Proclamation.
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CUSTOMS

The receipts :rom customs at the ports of
New York, Boston. Philadelphia and Balti.
more tor the week ending May 18th, 1866, were
as foilows:-New York, S2,4l9,445.6O; Boston.
T,239.06; Philadelphia, Sl97,2l339: Balti.
more. SOS, ie6 81; total receipts. 81, I92. 525O2
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ADVERTISING OF THE CITY PAPERs.

Inc Chronicle, for political effect or as
dodge TO conceal the losses of waning ousi-
ness, parades set Of returns It alleges II
has made to the Internal Revenue Depart
ment designed to show that It's advertising
receipts have increased during the last quarter
ksince il took ground against the administra-
don) and were largely in excess Of the receipts
Of any other city paper. Ehe CO kradiction
% ITS statement is found IN its own columns.
An examination of its advertising columns
shows that during the quarter ending March
u, (the quarter in which IL claims to have
considerably increased its adyertising) il has
experienced a steady falling of. THIS is not
only true Of Its daily paper but also of the
Sunday Chronicle. as will be seen by the sub
joined figures, showing the number Of its new
advertisements through each month of the two
quarters.
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SECOND edition.
"'cLo.S ~. -
eOvERNmENI sgCURafisa.
@ WAsHInaroN. May Is. 1866
~ OSege & 90. furnish the following ouo.
.rtnns Of GnYeruunAnf securitiaa:
FORT GOODWIN NOT CAPTURED

Lieut. Gen. Grant has Just received a des-
patch from Mai. Gen. H. w. Halleck, in Gal.
ifornia, in which he says that there Is not a
word of truth IN the report that Fort Good win
had been captured by the Apaches and the
garrison massacred. He denounces the report
as altogether sensational.
1t will be remembered that at the time the
story appeared we discredted IT on the au
thority of j. Ross Brown. VITO had just ar
rived from Arizona.
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NOT SO.

1t has been reported that the Rev. Mr.. Fitz.
who is implicated in the charges made against
some of the officers of the Freedmens Bureau
in North Carolina, has been retained in the
employ of the Freedmens Bureau by Colonel
Whittlesey, with the sanction of Major Cen
eral Howard. This report is without founda-
ton. We learn that as soon as the charges
against EitZ were made known to Gen. How
ard. he at once ordered him to be relieved from
duty, and he is now in arrest awaiting trial.
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Bold RObherv

PHILADELPHIA, May ia brokers mes
senger boy was knocked down in the street
this morE ing and robbed of $4,000. A gentle
man witnessing the act, knocked the thief
over, and the money was recovered The rob-
Der has been committed for trial