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lie raid even rho decent rebels were In favor
Of it. Any ono Of them you could aal wnu1d
acknowledge tho Justice Of rebcls taking bacE
seats. Tie wanted to know how we con1d trnst
,cbel With the power OF Government they had
int finished trying to bse1k down. In Illinois
they let conyicts, who behaved themselves, hare
tael: their citIzcneMp afte. servIng their time.
lie did not know & case where single pcnltcn-
tary bird had ever dared to offer himself as can
didate for otlcc. lie considered rebel worHe than
nconyict. Now. then, If rebels cannot object 10
The amendment to the Constitution. what business
has Andy johnson and the MfAeouri Conservative
to object ii. he referred to the rebel debl, and
said no man had right To be elected who would
fayor It's payment In a ihons2nd years. lie refer
cd also 10 tic trial Of JcJ. Davis, nde1prtssed an
opinion thai b0tl he and Breckinr1dge knew some
thing Of tue contemplated assassination Of Lin
coin. Bad ne1l nse at work. and unless Congress
was sustained he believed civil war would break
oni again IN this land. He imptotcd MissouEians
to do their part 70 prevent rebels from getting into
Office.
Governor Oglcsty's speech was repeatedly
enccrrd. Soue Of his points were humorous, and
caused shouts Of laughter.
man. Colonel Hcckcs, Of Illinois, and General
Willich, Of Indiana, were the chief speakers, and
were eagerly and attensiyc'y listened to-. Strong
rud1Cal doctrines pelyaled their spcecacs, and
sycre heartily 1pplaNded.
Tie meeting at II o'clock p m. IL In active pro-
E1ees. The Conservatives also held small meet
lnS to celebrate tho Wilson's Creek anniversary
but It was slim alIaIr, compared to the other az
, 1866-08-11
FROM CAIRO.
i Robbery and Recovery Of the Money
--hoTcrn on Board Of n Steamboat.

4 Robbery and Recovery Of the Money
cholera on Board Of n Steamboat.
CA1no, August 1o.-on the night Of the s1h n H.
til In this cIty was robbed Of $500 IN money and
valuable gold watch. 4 man named Samuel Her
ring wat suspected Of the thef1. and len on The
WIS tc!cgFaphed, and the suspected party was ar
rested, but thorough search failed 10 furnish evt
inely released it became Known yesterday. how
e.cf, that this same nan had sent box Of tobacco
by express iron this city. addressed 70 himself at
st. Louis. The Exprese ascut at St. Louis was
immediately tclegraphcd regarding the snspicions,
and instructed 10 have the hoz searched when
called f,r. THIS was accordingly done this morn.
ing, when Mr.. Herring called for his box. 1twas
fpIEd 10 contain, besides tobacco, flt stolen
uorey, bat not the salch. Gniortnnately> no ar-
fur It. Tie tlitf TOOK the hint and left. and has
not been arrested.
The steamer Rote uanhleton, from CINCINNATI
for tic South, passed here ibis morning, having
inn cnsrs Of ChnieTA On huort,
, 1866-08-11
FROM MICHIGAN.

Destruction ofn School Edt1cc Mt Adrian
by an neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Agent Of the Stnte Prison - State Ft-
nnnec%-Tcnchcr%, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sivc Burglary ut Utlca-a20, 900 Stolen.
DErnorr, hugHst l0.-A SPECIAL 10 the 7fI5Ynt
1,sd ddUeFfistr announces thu deatfncttoA, ty
CeItrai Union School building at Adrian. The
cdificc being uhoccupfed, The hre Is supposed to
l,e nf fnceldtary origin. The furniture In tue
building. and valuable library. were totally de-
stIuycd. Tue total loss will amount to about
Da:id 'Tinton has resigned the agency Of our
State Prison. nnd the resignation has been ac-
certcd. serious complaints have bccn lately
made IN reference 10 the management Of that In
stiuifon, anh tho agent, psubably took this step
rs preliminary 10 dctnnuding thorough inrestl-
Advice. FROM lansing state that the balance in
the Stnle Treasury on the dr4t OF August was
SGe0, ,7ao.G4.
The following State Teachers Institutes hare
becu appointed for this Fail: Lansing, August
a,lh l1gops. September I'd; Hastings, scptem-
ber 10th Hurr Oak. September l!th.
,ensiyc s % 1u:e,ary ~ yestelday in utiea ji Maeomi
County. Ilr safe In tlc stosc Of William Sum
nets was cut open aud large amount Of deeds,
mortgages, aid over twenty thousand dollars X,
currency and bonds were carried OF. The money
stolen was tho property Of many citizens o. Utica,
who had deposited 1t with Nr. Summers, he hav.
ing the ouly cafe in tho village. Among thosc
having tneney ~ 1t were the ta!lowtu:: ". u,
Smith. Il, ,005 t:roa i Wentworth. 500. 4 nan
nahlrl Uscmou has been arrested here Oil sus
pieIon Of Icing implicated In the burglary.
, 1866-08-11
FROM MADISON.

Declines to FrRtcrntzc with Traitors
Proposals xynntcd-Thc Weather and
thc IIarve1t-Dcmon$trAt In Honor
of Senator HoxIe-Erratum.
Especial Despatch tu the Chicago Tnbune.1
MADISON. Wis. august 10.
A few Of the delegates 10 the Philadelphia Con-
ycntfor have left- Mr.. C. Abbott, another Of the
persons appointed, I. not going, aad makes SINH
lar objections to striking bands with Northern
and Southern traitors ~ arowel by Mr.. Hopkins
in the Convention.
The Normal school Regents advertise FOR pro-
posa1s to erect building at Whitewater. estimated
10 cost some s5;ooe; hey haye also - decided tG
and enlarge the Academy building there for the
school.
Though the eSy has been threatening all day.
there has been no rain. There Is tittlo con-
plant Of grain growing in the shock.
Scbalor Rowe Is expected lelc tonight: The
dcu,onItation In bis houor promises to be the
largest and most cordial held here Tor uans
Mr. sholes' bid fo~shc State printing was $ per
cert below the maximum, not 81, ns printed In tho
THtNCNE.
, 1866-08-11
FROM NASHt-;

Tie Colorcd Convention Stntc Equal
Rights 1.cnE1c-NcEro Suffrage its
f5a~IS-!adlonrnn,ent To-uiE1lt-TWo
Deaths by C1lolern.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 10.-The Colorcd
Convention here today formed a State Equal
Rights League. One otthe articles adopted fn tile
formation of this association lays down negro sur-
fraec one Of Its Fundamental! objects.
Fisk will address the Convention: thta evening,
after which they wilt adjourn, to meet In Knox
viI1c again In September.
Two iatal cases Of cholera occurred In this city
last night
Business was never before go dull at this season
of ihc year.
, 1866-08-11
GRAND UNION DEAIONSIR:A-
YION.

The Missouri Soldiers Rally to tho
support OF Congress aud the Euion-
Tic Trnc Republican Doctrine Es,un-
cinted by General Lo.nn, Governors
Oglesby nnd Fletcher, General WILL
liciss and Os1lcr6-Ehfrt} Thot1kaklI
People Present.
lspecial pesratch to the Chicago Tr1hunc.1
ST. Lou1s, August 10.
The Soldiers Mass Convention held uil
adjourned meeting at Turner's Hull ut
hrcc o'clnc1s y. m. Colonel benny pre-
SIDED. Strong radical resolutions were oi;ered
and adopted. They severely acnounce the course
Of tie President and approve The action of Con-
G1c:s:, a resolution was also adopted declaring
10 Iosssst thc same Qualifications as voters.
Park With vas l'ssnieent success. The ii % FIX
was handsomely lighted by eolored 1sn,crns, aul
:hr c,owd wss in1n,rnse7it r. estimated at from
erscicd end it "arh iiIcrc sas n iTcmcnSous Tnus
crowd Not less than five thousand Of the sol1icrs
II tl.c ar1,y ~erc present Many OF ucu fol-
Az tlse PRINCIPAL stand tscnssa1 l.osan spoke.
Sn sa'd 4a ae, tc ,E;s ,sG;a' aa ,ae,y n assS o
pfcee:tcd whether tue hattie Eonsht with ballots
was not TO nc tonight over again with bullcts.
,a!"n who Tough. for slavery alc a5'aycd against
rel'c;s in, the field. who ilnsulted sc]'icrr,
aIs a=atn.t ns to-1sy-thsy sre me.s
H. nc ,t* 1,s oSe e our Tst'is e. e, r. sa
.irnt. man who loved liberty aud hated slavery.
l'ad 10 b earticd sat. thy o'eas!Scd : Comply:
net agninkt The Government aHi aea!ust i,idi-
y,sai;; Ttey .clec;Gl ,he!r man. one who ! had
nell no,l!hE y, i. @ ie sllea ~, ,ans"it,j an tas
Lincoln irl1 VIC had the misfortune 10 lavc elected
Il man named ..nlrew Johnson. who Ind
',anslt ,s u e. psase ~ n's T.. ;a LIMIT M no IT., nJn
Ss,!ss = ssysnss Il s;ek u r. isya, s!as, @ sat
M y ~ ,ep* n., en- t, nc Mns ';es S ,,rsm
e",ii1e ealc"s,c' to !,nao! treason Instead d mak.
pE nr,t ih,s th inv.i tsc n ,,, had ,xo,,
e % xr'ic. ut sonI III !,s%n enm,c %v n ~ ", s"v
about he manner " wl!sh ths tlEh,s e. " rebels
tn"Mia ns tsssyH o"s " ~Is e,,, y"
' n.m 81" WIS ,ii.inyali thsne f"r whic, ,l'crc
VA: M ~%a in n roSt,;@'Sa Of ss @ ni'sa
aooi. 10 M Whcu ihctc rcusl Statss slpul BE- re-
.tnl.4i 10 iicir mi rivhis. AEi,cw .iohnsor ye
'Ss r e # asl 153s ,, sfS nn ~
FILL ~ n,c .,c,,I T., WnsfJns,, I,n,.r tbnn inx
~ "S y e Ss':1 SEX D'x s"as 'Sss
N1y ]: i 5ssaa:s sss;or = ieysl'y IT,; r.;
%II'ary s.a'nss;lc;s Wy sSei sasnsh s y !'aas aug
,.oo "unn"i to Inn. na,. If T. rcan ~ n.'. soI.
~ s,nr c ~ 1nrn 6r. ioo ,h1n,at;nnrI Tntf
Da.is should 1e ling a. ~ c1an'p!e tsst
thousht tae n,ors5 thne 70, I man 10 d" va ~, t.
b l. n9 Noot afnf t. sas hi ;Gny,
M nS nsn sn:ansn m cnns5 Ss rs
s,, T." m sa, M r. om1, 1G rnid o nr a;a
n,emhcr nr s:oneTess w;ih A "a soa1 IL" rntcrs'
MIc:css Illinois Was reon,rs;i 10 hayS mi ''iI ue
, 1866-08-11
fR0T COLUMBUS, OHIO.

De:Eotsstral;o11 in Favor of Hix-Post-
ranste- General Denns>on - He Gives
Il SHccI,ct EEI>tory Of sllc Presidents
l1icO11.:ruou2 Cour~c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T.lbune.l
coLuNnrs, June 10.
Eon. II. Dcnnison, late Postmaster General,
arrived home today from Washington. lie was
e:ectca by a large number Of his fellow citizens
tllfs evening with scscnadc.
In responding 10 the numerous calts for speech,
he s.dtlresscl tic assc1nblage for near hour
clear and snceinct history Of the fncongruous
con1ec OF President johnson. Lie showed, by
quotations from thu Presidrnt's speeches, and his
Communications with representatives OF the secc,
TIC President, Int that The pscs:lcn.
had drpas:ed from Congress. He also
made It clear that the President and the
Philadelphia Convention were seeking. not 10 ca-
ial'lish third party, 1ut to scsencsatc the Demo
cratic patty by rcnAtlng its Southern to Its Nnrh
ern wing, and By enhancing It's strength with rem
egaltc Gnior men, who care more for the paltry
tTuft Of otlicc u.an for principle. He regards the
political contest this a! as more critical Than any
contest, military or political, during lie war, and
lie therefore proposes TO rntrr the campaign early
as speaker, and prosecute the fght vigorously to
the end
, 1866-08-11

Material for the Nl1nnrAota Valley R0t1-
rpud-1Sfvcr ltcInH-Iool Safc-Hork
on the Minnesota Central.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago T1ibunc.]
ST. PAIL, August TO-
E. F. Drake, President of the Minnesota Valley
1sairoad ecgraphs fsorl PHILADELPHIA that !c has
purchased sixteen miles OF rail. sufficient TO COM
petc the road 10 Belle Plain, and lint 1t will he
shipped and laid at ouce, II !lis arrangement
, 1866-08-11
FROM THE PLAINS.


Further Accounts Of Indian Murders.
New YorE4 August 1o.-A 1.carenworth special
says: '.Ihc express messenger from Junction
City. Kansas. has tcceived information from
Indians have murdered e1x men In the Vicinity Of
Fort laramie. The 1ndiat war has commenced
aga!n.'
rctelyed despatch thls afternoon. dated Fort
Reno, announcing the murder By tho Indians OF
Lieutenant. Daniels, Of the, Eighteenth InElntEy,
On july 9Th. sincet the 18th ultiMo twenty -four
and Tongue 1lycr.H
, 1866-08-11
FROM MEMPHIS.

Parade of the Fire Dcpartmcnt-Lead
and Silver Miue Dfscoycred-mtissaFy
Itcnts-Ilcnltl1 oftllc CitY-1Inri<ess.
Especial Dcspstch 10 the Chicago T,ibunc.l
MEAru1s. August TO-
The Fire Department rara1cd to-day on the oc-
cssion Of the discharge Of the last Of the rolun-
teer dremen.
4 lead mine, with silver. has been discovered
within pinc miles Of Memphis.
Five companies OF the Fiftyetuh coloFcd in-
ns;o on n nf nssss ~, on 'e nnt.
Mental. 4 case Of supposed cholera occurred
among these men.
No gases Of ctolcra yet In Memphis. Health
excellent
Tf.tlc quiet. Corn easier. Sales at atG1o!c.
Dow1,--G1eaneI. PetroI1a, uafbefton. Gp-Con-
iuvuta1, Henry Anles, Dean, Drown.
, 1866-08-11
Gbifaso Uril,uue.
SATURDAY, AUGUST II. 1866.

~ Our orders for Blanks fur collecting
the additional Eoun.it~- aud Pensions under
the recent laws arc flied on tic same duy
attcy are received. We have ali the forms.
See lis; elsewhere.
= We lavc issncd q pages ocsavo} the laws Of tie
last session Of Congress rsls:ins to the Equa!1-
xa.ion pt Bouaie=," Increase OF Pensions" &c.,
&C., WHICH We will sind to applicants on receipt Of
4 stamp 10 pse-par postage. They Will accompany
sil our orders for RlHnks hereafter received
TH1uExE CoxFASF, Ch{caSo.
, 1866-08-11
FROM YICKSBUNG.

Rebel outrngc*-Murt1cr Of Negroes
Onion Mcn pcrxecuted.
Srw YoEK, Aug. lG.-A Washington spec:ct to
the New York 7sio1at eays aprivaie le.te:to Gem
trai Howard, Inspector General, dated Tick.bars
Miss, Aug. I'd. states: Things arc getting
wprse IN ills country every day. Frecaneu rnuG-
de:s asc no.hinss now. At least thirty have been
Ei.!ca durtn: TIC past six weeks IN this county.
Within The past twenty -four hours one Cnton
Souihcrnee and two Northern 1uen have COM
plaincd to nc that they have come TO town be
tanse they dn-e Eot rerualn longer on their places
nrar Edwards Depot.'
, 1866-08-11

ehur]d b, knrreasfut c4rs vyilI be fu:ui I'll
ter from hc.e 10 Belle FIain, forty eight miles.
Tnc river still continues TO rise finely, and the
largest boats nrc ngatn moving. Navigation On tue
Minnesota Is again resumed.
Rogers & Son, Of his city, yesterday sold 15,ooo
pounds Of wool 10 Minneapolis woos1en factory,
nt t.om dfty to ffly-iyc cents per pound.
The track layers OF the Minnesota Central ltall-
road have arrived within nine mites OF Ottawano.
Two weeks more, i Is thought, will give It. Panl
IN all raif route to WfpoUa,
, 1866-08-11
FROM HELENA, ARK.
MutIny Of Colorcd Soli1lcrs-ConaIcting
Accounts.

+AHk411$ VI AU4OlEA S0lA1GlHAAVAlAAE&1ls
Accounts.
MrarnIf, Tenn, August 10.-The officers Of tlc
Molate Eambleton report that, as they pissed
Helena, Arkansas. on Tuceday evening, The Fifty
sixth United States colorcd Infantry, which were
thcrc waiting transportation to St. Louis. thence
to The plai:F, had taken possession Q! the town
The: *worc they intended burning the place and
Houll kilt every white man In ii. One citizen,
:sss,cA f7alhzsth. hs1 been fatally wounded The
excitement was Intense, and the citizens wclc
fleeing 10 the woods for saf.ty.
ANOTHER AccoCNT.
HELEEA, Ark, August 10.-A riot md nutiny
occurred among The members Of the Fifty-sixth
United States c0iored troops, who have been sta
tioncd here, but recently received order. to report
members Of the regiment Eare wives and families
here, aud object strongly 10 leaving this scctson.
The riot eolnmcnccd on Tuesday. and was not
fnly quc!lcd mill yesterday. Two wlfto men
were Killed and i've co1eFrl soldiers severely
wounded. Two honscs were burned.
The regiment left OIL the boat TO st. Louis thia
morning.
s1r1I Axo7uEn.
LITTLE Rock, AK, August l0.-Thc report that
thc Fifty sixth coToscl Infantry vas firing upon
the inhabitants Of Helena. was vcry nneh c1ag-
eeFaicd. 4 few evil disposed black eolliert, get
ing drink, raised some disturbance. dntluE which
one white man killed t4scc or fur and wounded
scvcral ntgroce. 4 majority Of the negroes did
not participate in tho riot bit used their utmost
tnlcayoss Tor Its suppression. Accounts Of iMdis-
criMinatcly Tn.encEing the whites was Copper.
hcad report. got M by the enemies Of tho Gavcrn
u,cnt. Indeed It was etatrtl that white drunkard
tho United states flag, carried by co1orcd TcGl-
, 1866-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, Ansust 10.-A1ttonEh shc Na.
t:nlai Convention will assemble on Tuesday; il
Will ,.robab.y adjourn over nrtil the following
day, :itrt short essstun. as the wigwa.n Will nor
1n entirely completed urf.1 then. Wien the
%ss1n Il 1ntehci It will br tho largest strne'nrc
cvtr erected in the United States fo political pur,
and thirty ienFualists IL itoai Of The sp:sSets,,
ktand. The Press Club Of this city haze tsnGcrcd
The rse Of ctr rooms 10 reporters aad corrcs spond
rnts Of tbc prc:F aE1ivia. f-om abroad.
Tl,e Natians1 Union State Central Committee of
:hi* Slate havc agreed upon full list Of delegates
to the National Union CousEni,on: The following
T. Flanagan, VIM. F. Johnston, and Hon. ". u.
Tray.
F.1LApE1rutA, August 1N.-Dc1c-atcs 10 the
Convention already comm cncing tn arrive, In
cluting the consersa'ivc delegates f:ou 1ow,a,
=. xnl4 arr Hons: Hcser1y johnson. Montgomery
blair, Edgar Gowan. J3* !; Stockton, John r:
Weed. peiesass 5Eom Now Yofs, Ma,<achuse.ts
70 arrive to-mc1row for Consultation: The Exccu.
tive CoHmitiec a,e in ecreton At Room No. IL,
Continental Hotel. where t.cy request delegates
10 record thctf names.
, 1866-08-11
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Coppcrltcnd Congressional Nomination
-Isody of n Murdered Colorcd 1fnn
Found.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ISptAsAro1ls, August 10.
The Democracy Of the Eleventh Congressional
District met at Wabash yesterday, and nominated
an obscure individual BY the name cf 1.ndne for
Congress. 1t is rumorea that be resides in Wells
County, though his actual hnuna arr unknown.
Governor Oesc.by, Of Illinois. has conaentcd to
epcak At several points In this State, commencing
al Ibis city on the I'D Instant.
The body OF co!orcd ,nau, named Henry An
drcwa, was found in the eauai ncsr the city, this
morning. From tho number Of cnts aud bruises
upon ii, lie IL supposed to have been murdered.
An investigation IS in progress,
11,c Coprcrhead and sofshcad delegations left
fn.ttaY md tina evening Edr PHILADELPHIA.
, 1866-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, August 1n.-Th1s afternoon n
man, genteelly dressed, visiel house or III fame
near III ftacc street. with we'll dressed glrl
departed. saying the Girl was aslecp, and he did
net wish sha' rhe shonaa 10 disturbed. An hour
or two later, the keeper Of the hotse, wishing 10
wake the CIr, visitcd the room mud fonnt her with
1cr head nearly severed from her body, AMI a
sheet tied lightly around her. Tue keeper OF the
house Immediately communicated the facts 10 the
police. The ..ftl has not set been identified, nor
flA tfr mnnshfen arre.ted,
, 1866-08-11
FROM HARRISBURG, Pa.

CoHardly Attnck OIL a Railroad Train
Several Soldier Passengers Badly
Wou1ded-Tlle Villains Escape.
HARnlsnrnc. August 10.-Thc particulars Of tue
ase o. ooWs IL ,pan "a oss e
the soldiers III the open gondola5 wcfc attacked
By party tccretea IN a eornaeld, whence CAME
a dozen soldiers were badly b1aised about the
hcad, and one was shot in the lcs, Six ahots were
fired at the closed car in which were Coz. Curtin,
party. One bali entered and Is still embedded in
the wood Of the CIT. or course the ladies were
nncl, frightened. and their SCREAMS were heard by
the boys on board WHO caused the train to stop,
and went hach after the attacking party, who I'M
mt,iiaicly Fed in all directions. Aspeciaf t,o1ice
ran appointed by the Democratic authorities Of
York Is eafd to have fred several ehots,
, 1866-08-11

Vote on tac Nor1l. Carolina ConstItl-
t10n.
HAlE.ou, y. C., August 10.-Ncturns hnyo bccn
received from twenty three counties. The vote
for tue ratification Of the Constitution IL 3155 for
REJECTION, LIS; minority for rejection. 1000 Sig
ty.eesen counties yet to hear from. The result Is
d1nhtf,1
, 1866-08-11

RA111au, y. C.. August 10>-Thc Corrt-31aYtia1
which has been engaged here for SIX weeks trying
army officers Of The Freedmen's Bureau tn North
Carolina. On the chasecs rsiscd ty Generals Stead
man and Fullerton. to-day concluded thelast case
on 1hc list The evidence In the .rials which have
taken pIace has been Of the hishczt impo.sa1ce Is
cxhibistne infinitely the working Of the Da:ssn,
lie forthcoming trials Vi Ms. FitE. Mr. noy1su
&ud otlc1 t,lian aScnta Of the Frecdmens Baicau,
, 1866-08-11
FROM MEXICO.

N1{tfIpMIctI OCp1fIuTE U1 4I10N3I1s1IHlI
for Elsrorc-Suntn Annals EstutcH Con-
tlseatcd By the Inpcrin11-ts.
SIw YonE, Ansust 10.-Thc Htrcltrs Mexico
correspondents tays the Austrian man-of-war
Uaudrliop Inns come to an anchorage at Vera tsuz,
visions. II was regarded as nzcl t.ct ttat Mag
imilian nrd n 1aTgc body guard ol Austrian
troop. wontd COON cmtati. on her for Europe. On
oydcr his lctcpiiou by force II necessary.
ScTcra1 letters from Santa Anna 10 n--; ,ca In .hc
City 9f McSieo and Sesa .ru. have been later.
eeptea " aas"n1Iian aud nutrrrous arrests had
'hhcu ..ate. Santa Annals estates near JnIatsa
We're eondscatcd. several millions Of dollars bcirc
by thts means turned into the imperial treasury.
, 1866-08-11

Al who tc.tse to tha ncot and novel invention
opc.nc. whether from curiosity or otherwise VIII bc
EtnslGct by sel1lng NLlf nall~rs,Dnl. .
Please call Of sctd 1br Circular and snall sample
Stocking.
Address, enclosing stamp,
8. BRANsoN, Agent,
1911 sa1eeroo,n. 20 washncson.st., Chicago, III.
, 1866-08-11

Arrival of Two OF the Fraternity LnEe-
~ Released by the British Govern"
naent-Nuncrlca1 Strength and Detcr-
lnlnatlou of the FcnlaI1s In Ireland.
NEw ionK, August 10.-Ee1crnl John H. Giea-
son. Captain Gordon and Major Concsford have
ny.ivcd FROM Isc!aud. the TWO former released by
The Government on condition Of leaving at once
for Amcrlca. Willie con1nel they had a corres-
ponleuce with AIr. West, UnIlcd Sta,cs Consul At
nuhl!n, who admlttvd ths5 were american Gilt.
Jca! win them tho same as ordinary subjects.
Major Comerfos1 comcs az an envoy to Mr..
Stephens. and says tho numerical strength and
hopes Of the Fsntan4 IN Ireland arc better now
determlncd 10 lglt, aid o. no aid from America,
Tint confidence II Stephens is s!nabascd. and That
they condemn the conduct Of tho fac1lons in
America.
, 1866-08-11
From a Boz Twelve Tears Old.

April 90 1866.
8. BrASsoS-1 tIkc your Knitting Machlnr nsst.atc.
an only twelve years oil. bur have learned to lt4.
nastinc y rcaa!nE the book esn Init
&c. Have knit good snnny Etssl stockings for otlcs
families. some eay If They Gun get ue TO knit thei!
cocks for 1weliyntc cents pair they Will never kst
any hy hand.
they Te useful. like 10 Enlt hut don't 1art much
time now Nc hAyc 20 much to Do IN the garden and On
tAe taE1u. Yours respectfully.
Cortland. Ill.
, 1866-08-11
THE LAMB

PRIVATE LETTERS.
f. nESToS, TLLrSnts.
S. nRASkDS-1 hare had one Of your Lamb KNITTING
Machines about Elk weeks al much pleased with 1t
besides stO:s tny work hare hn!t serenity eighty
MRS. LYMAN BULL.
, 1866-08-11
LIST OF
Bounty and Pension Blanks
PUBLISHED BY
CULVER, PAGE & H0YNE,
12S AND $50 LAIkE-$T., CHICAGO.

Cd1A-h 1cu Us9lCs1l-+ ElFG u11ut aH1 ndt11ET OF
blank.
Ir1 Qnse.
so Soldiers Declaration for Arrears, Bounty
Money, ~
$40 ToCnded Discharged Soldiers Declaration
lor Douuty-Aet March 5. l&s1.. I. %
ST Widows Declaration for Arrears, Boan.y
Mcnty. t+Ql
s.: uelys' Declaration fo4 Arrears, Bounty
Mtfey. 1.u1
Sf Declaration for Invalid Pensions. %
=! Widow Declaration for Iara1I ren~ions... "a
SIS Minor ClulIseu'4 Declaration fo1 Invalid
a.Al
ss6 Dependent Mothers Dcctazasion 10. 1nva11d
Fcnstous.---. ....;.--............ LII
81 Orphan sisters DIrIafatten for 17yaiit
Pensions. 1l1
SIS Application Of fnvat1a reusioccr to PasE1ls-
ter for Payment Of Pcnstan...........~...... IL
81 Application Of Widow or N1ntlIer to Payuln4-
ter 70: rayrarnt Of rca.ton.. -......--.... 15l
80 Application OF Minor Children Ward 10
Payaas;c- for Payment o. Pen ia:ls...- 8
St Application Of Willow, Chi!i. .aslsa!nls,ratu7
Or Executor Of DeceAsed Pe.1stoncr 10
Iaymastct for Arrears Of pen.!o1s......... J. a
So Oath ot Allesfancc..... t0
81 0taccrs Certificate Of Disability OF Soldier. l-ot
ss Surgeons Certificate Of Dis,bili;y Of soliite. la
GSih Surgeons Certificate Of Dcat....,.. 1m
31 rowcr Of Attorney IA draw Soldiers ray-.. d
SIC uoEsc and Equipment Claim. q
ST Power at Attorney to izaw FAy on I.ecrutta
IN
38 Fatt:-s Application for bounty Monc5. &C.. 20
sa PTtsvn.f~ Petition Tor Fay, ID