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Decentralization Slcpb
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0rpfes
Contributions Gonfert,
mel5es auf gnla6 Der
columbus Nolfsballe= Nnoctatton
ron benz
Sc 8eriot Glnb unb Columbus Widnnerdor,
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seseben ptrn.
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s.hus 1T. INN Site fur 1000 NeriOHsn 81 fansn.
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wusun nibt mebr ais $1,000 ~ausss8sben rUeresn.
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@srtb BON 500, 600 baten.
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Contribution.
Gin. y~pQaGnbtae eife her @ontribnticnen finbst man in DEN
Gircnlaren unb auf ben Sidets.
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wpypn nibt mebr ais $4,000 a~us8eseben tperesn.
ga fnb IL, 500 Gcntributionsn ba, rslAe einen
Wsrtb BON $4,000 baeen.
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@rctss unb ausse pd6ltes Eager reatider
9 Il cD e
aus ZEN eer'6ietenfen 8G6ern bes MiFsns.
sdncleu regelmaBise Smportatiun rencr Berte,
uamsntli6 teutiaer 3eitibriften NIT @reuter unb Sambnr=
ar 0Gmpfeln - ane Sprten pom
Sbreibs nnb Seidnm mn eS. Wfatertalien,
tarunter Defenders
@e1hdftstiher, papiere &c. 0crti9lihe 8ilosr
In Supfer unb etabffid, eitbu8rapbie unb 6arbensrad.
Ybotusrapbiide albuuls,
pcrts Uptics, Nrtsitsfaitaen ,@isarrsnfanhe, prrts
Mpnnaies, @rlnfsesrn, @lanss nno Blnmen'
4apiere, gpislfartsn, SHisfsrtafsln &c.
g2,bt y%prrStbiae edriften werten auf g~erlanaen raid i'm.
pprtirt unb nit elmer &phuarfe ~perie6sne brief DE Gnfra8sn
prompt beantpprtet.
gettn8uneen baare 9ablnn8.
guo 1. ,6f. 3nt II p9a
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Ieutfder WDppf1t nnb yl0tar.

Sfiee garo. 246 Glib. SpGfraBe, Columbus, >.
ylbrt ArpceHe pDr alien 0criHteu.
9slrrst 8cnmaatsn, 8auftrisfe Deeds, Sppo'
t9efenlHeins Mortgages), @cntraste,
Sefamente u. |. No..
GpIeetirt gelser TIM Gins ur1b IuSlanbe.
Sd erlaube mir, benz bsuti8en SubIifun msins 9tenfs
~ansnbistsn unb Serfthere, ale mir anoertrantsn Stpfartats'
unS Reats- @ei6dfte prompt unb reel sa b~eiOrssn.
9eebr. 20. '65.-1 s.
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Mebenlanb al perfaufen.

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fp 9itp, g., an Ter etrabe, / IQeile ron Der fatbOltdsn Sir.
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es biefes 8ribiabr nSd bepfanst nersen fam, ptrp inter ben
btuigfen 8ehiuguneen psrtanft.
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Sine quite 0elegenbeit flr etnen
WQaner!

GerIanat rirt BON sem tnter5etdneter, sin gutter S8agnsr.
qerSelbe fam ioppbl BEL hem ethd, ais wie fur fa ielbt ar
beiten. 9as staet6en lisst s wisilen abpdris pn Der VT
SafDb 8altsntah,
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sunni IA. ID
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Ser gtaat WitHouri III fretI
3dnoereien unD Selmitdtten
in Wifruri.
Sanuibal uub ct. Soiepb Giienbans GeieDidati
pTerirt gum
Nerfauf at 500, 600 Acfer
es befpn
mieIsns, galb, unb Scb1sns2annes, nas TIM
Wefen 1T.
gas qanb firb in Sarcelen ron 40 9dern oner nhetr, taat
baar, fir 9anb= Certificate gum poasn Stpn1tnalpsrtss' fa'
aute Wertb= Gapiere anp
auf apei ucsr ssbn Sabre @reSit ~ssrfauft.
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$i2 tinanf, alp nit 9ur9f9Etttsprets pom msn'8er ais s1o
per Nder.
girsulare, ent6altsnb rpaFdnbiss Musfunft, per'
ben gratis 9eSeben.
qeute bic ibre sreunts our @uswanterun8 NIT tbnen gu es'
ain,men panidsn, fOltea f4 Circulate in snflprs~eare'
Mtenae perfdreiben.
Elections &arten,
ouf tenen be aenaue ease her ednbereien psrSst1net tp, ner,
BEN III 9retsia Gents per Stad ~perfanft.
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Soule geriI6erunga=0 eieQidaft,
CoLmrubps Gbtp.

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garm. GsbSube, TrtSat. %gBpbnbanfer ub beren Sntait. @srfGeTunse.
swar af trefab cine Belt psn ni8t meer ala fun Satrsn aas8sfsGi.
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runa Sss teaen nno fparhmfta gtaats gu tesienen uab ben ssraSsr.
ten ibaburh piel III erisaren bas Fe tie @trHSerurB 81 btm rirfliaea
sraeu,retie Ter Werluae unb &uslastn s%enderet ea tte Strtraae aus.
itlieslth ben gsrfhsrt ten ~ gut fsarasa, NM. tnesna fs sr ostasss.
= n rinfo6en. ttes NIT Ser fefeaea iteberssuerns 81 thun. cos bsr sa
fbutn in annenbune eetraGts plan bic @efeai5dft ~ elmer saassnesa
upb FIR bic grlist -S19atsr fGsrtn Gnfalt MAIDEN NTH.
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Sic attene beutf4e 3ettuns, Die Trane'
furtsr g0absi'uns, ipslts iaon I'm Sa9r 1916 sr'
ldien, alto fhrn iter Die @Crsanee bss orsiRiss
iGbriasu &rieses In ttren gpaltsn ~tsferirte, 1T in
Bcfss Der nsusrsn neutrality-suspicious. grsisnths
einsseanssn.
Der @eifrod BAT In 4aris auaselpislt rnS
bic bcr,isen Mcos>amen tra8eu jest en8anlisssnee
8tsiesr nit lansen Sdtsppen. 60 psrIaat Gle
Dscee BON einem Grirem in oas aneere. Statt
folder lansen Strassnfebrer wcasn mir benn cod
lieter bic GrinrIine isten, ipenn fs ntat sinen gar
su srcssn ltmfans bat, Der an bas SeiSsletrssr
Sas ~ssinnert. Sis Bsinfleicer iuereen isst eriitea
AUDI ietr enarp a~nlisssno a~strassn, mas unlsrs
amerifaniiasn 9anoiss in patentftistsln bohent'
lid niAt naAabmsn trsrben, benn @ctt Der Ser
Sat itre eirren Bsine utht fir hiele Wtoes seihaf'
fen unb bic baumrrlsns Matts 1T isst bed gar 81
tbsuer. Man6em unisrsr iunssn Stnser tpiires
ebsr III ratbsn isin, ben Manssl Der Natnr4 mt
@rinrlinen au bebsdsn. Sas ertnnert uns an Der
ffappernirrsn Waafes, Der Die f%trarmsn @rme elmer
@hmarawSlnsrtn bs,runberte ano ~ieuf5sno a%nsrisf
M&, fSnnte ih mir BOD eth raar Wansn naraui
MAIDEN lafsnl
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9eutf@e
Teuer=Y erl6ernngsz 0efeQfhaft
GGepelatsD, &5io.

1. Sapital unb ltebsriAnB ........... $2fS,1U
bppptbssarif8 esF6ert uuf l~isssnbss Gissatbum.
2. meitsre geranttpprtlibfsit Der StOds
tplber8 SZOU,OOU
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packed shah allowed in sscertanng the weight provided
that paper cigars and cigarettes Including Wrappers s D
provided further that and after the hst DAY on
leG6 cigars shall be imported unless oe same are
in boxes OF not less than cigars each box and no egy
Of any imported cigars shall be allowed OF less quay %
1900 in single packages and all cigars on su
be placed in public store bonded warehouse and sha NOT
removed herrom until the shall have been inspected
and stamp affixed to each box indicating such rnspeeto
with the date thereof And tn Secretary OF the treasury
hereby authorized provide the requisite stamps aud 70
all regulations for carrying the above provisions VI
sRc T. Ana be further enacted That in lien Of the duties
heretofore imposed by law on the Importation oil the
paid the goods and merchandise enumerated ana
provided for in this section imported from foreign countries
brown earbenware and common oneware and gas retos
IS per centgm sd vaorem on bickng Jars or oo,es - per
glded ornamened. decorated IN any manner, oO per
centum ad yloremi on China porcelain and paran ware
plain DOT decorated in manner % per centnm
yaorem; all other earthen stone or erockeryware
white glazed edged pointed PAINTED GPgeG or .SS no,
herein otherwise provided for 20 centUm ad yaore
AGRICULTURAL REPORT OF lSb4
Mr. LAFLlE N.Y. from the Committee on Printing, re-
ported back adversely the resolution heretofore referred 70
il for the printing Of 600 extra copies OF the Agncu
tura Report for s6l and moved that the resolution be
laid on the table.
Opposition being made Mr. LATIg proceeded 70 argue
in support of the action of the Committee. He said that
go large an edition II this work had been already pnteo
that the eectroype plates worn out and 1t would Ds
necessary to up the types anew II gentlemen wanted
10 show any common in the matter why not orde
az many copies they wanted OF the report OF 800 III
stead OF going back TO 1861 Last year 10000 copies OF
the Agricultural Report issued, costing from 81 %
copy to 81 copy independently of the cost OF compost
ton IL would much 10 print this 1O0O copies
this work. new composition being necessary es IL woul6
cost for 100 600 extra copies of the report OF 1862 Eae
member had already received from 500 to 600 copies OF h
Report of 1864 at cost of q 600 or oO-a sum "hcl
would supply every person in each District with copy
an agricultural newspaper every week in the year. IL ap
peared as ii members the other side were ANXIOUS
the largest possible government expenditures SO ina
they might 20 before the people aud charge the Congress
with extravaganza.
The resolution to print $4,000 extra copies was agreed
| 10.
FREE EDUCATION.
Mr.. GARFIELD Ohio presented the petition OF thEe
hundred and scvenyfve citizens Of Boston, Massaehus
etts pr Congress to provide for hee education TO al
children in the United States.
ADJOURNMENT.
The House adjourned till Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

The miniature which Her Majesty intends fof
presentation Mr. Peabody has been ntrusted for its
lion Messrs Dckerson aud the drawing from which ,he
enamel IS 10 be taken is view ct their rooms New
Bondt London As portrait this elegant work OF Art may
be considered small but the necessities Of the art Of eDame
ing compel its being limited TO size something between the
miniature and the ordinary chalk drawings OF heads The
Queen portrayed in her robes and II is Understood thse
than ususl be taken that the likeness nights
be truthful The bears traces Of long continued gTefs
strongly marked round the mouth and under tho
but there with this characteristic soft and thought
f which the artist has been particularly happy in
giving Tie look and the roundnes Of maturity with the
firmly lips somewhat IN contrast with the portrait OF
the Queen with which familiar As work OF art this
Of the highest class and well suited for transfer
10 enamel which difficult and effective style Mr.. Tilt a
about TO execute IT, Enamel has been selected account Of
is mpershabe qualities in accordance with the wishes OF Mr.
Peabody whose intention is to place the portrait in an Dst
founded by hin IN his native town. Boston United
s-lObseryer.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
Prom Oar rcrsigD Fnes.
A Ccuyer.atian villa Ceuus Bismafk b.

The Paris Sieelc prints conversation betwec u BiS
mark and FTenchman who Wis tied the Count ID
Berlin lately and frankly expressed bis opinion about The pa
played by the leader of Prussia The Se appears TO Deheo
IN genuineness Of Dialogue which has significance
its own any sBisnark Is reported to have said
know very well that unpopular in France AN in
Germany am everywhere made responsible Tor sthatou
wss EVERYDAY The scapegoat Of public opinion,
but don't much care strive with good conscience sifS
an object which useful for both Prussia and Ger.
MANY As regards the means, i have employed such az
offered themselves Jaa de Near There good dfai 20
be said about the internal situation Of Prussia 10 Do aus
10 Judge of This mparay is necessary know and study
thoroughly the peculiar character Of the Inhabitants o. bas
country While France and Italy form great social
ties animated by the spirit and the same sentiments
Germany ndvidualism predOminate Every one hyss If
himself with wife and children in bis sman corner eherhpS
theory his always suspicious OF hs government and
his neighoors and always ndene by s 4g ana aSs ~ 10
TO contradict are developed In Germany TO 40 incredible
tent. No government viii be popur Prussia whats
ever may do The great majority WI always oppose iS
fact its being the en and acting anhoratvey
toward the individual brings it into bad repute with tho
Neither the Liberal the reaeoBaTy ministries hs'e
he did not think that the general dissatisfaction might
produce revolution. Bismark replied The Govcrnu.nt
does not fear revolaonss not very forud-
able Their hatred finds in number u bad names gwen
party from beginning To end as 1t sone against whom
they With little more inparti lly they would sse
bic act otherwise In the present position Of Prussia
Germany and especially considering Austria We xaned
all things army. That the only power in PfnssA
which be disciplined Prussian who would get has afn
smashed baricade would home rather depressed.
and get well scoded by his wife. In che army,
however be is magnificent soldier who tgb'e hke
lion the honor OF s country Sixteen $50 lived
quietly eogniry gentleman when the VII Of he
King (the lae) called Frankfort Minister 10 tbs
Diet had been brought up in the sdmiraton might say
yeueraon Of the Austrian policy. But did not take ms
long 70 get thoroughly dismissed my youthful illusions about
Austria and became irs lrm antagonist did not know
that was ever TO ray part that already
eeiyed the plan winch try carry out; viz 70 free
Germany from the Austrian part OF least
which by spirit religion and interest IL ,Ossy
allied with the fate Of Prusa To reach Ais goal shaiI
defy everything exile and gsows. once told ths
Prince, who education and tendencies IF more wa
Of parliamentary government What matters u my
hang me that rope your throne firmly 10 tie
| fortunes OF pure Germany ~
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FIRES.
DUNKIRK.

BUFFALO, July 3.-The most desuucuvc fire eve
know in Dunkirk, n Y. occurred there yesterday.
broke out bout o'clock in the morning. in Dr.. Smith
drug store in Merchants Exchange block, and spreading
through the entire block extended to the Famer HOTEL
and thence to Mr. wleys and Mr. Keyess houses across
Ceutre-s and Daniel Loebs Concert Hail. dwelhnG-
house and saloon and finally to the residence OF y.
Fisher, all OF which speedily consumed togetbee
with John Conveys and Charles Wiileys livery stables
blacksmith shop and other property Fortunately there
was but little wind the time, otherwise large portion
of the village would have been destroyed The following
are the losers and losses; 49,. -
DR. smith stock and building $4,000 insured for " so0s
r. L. Cary hardware, Ell ocei mostly insured j. Van
Ruren dry goods 81 800; L. c. Williams druggist sM; D.
J. c. Mattison lost library surgical instruments &c DE- Cy-
ron Ratebun dentist e-oo insured 500; Young hens
Christian Union lost 81 their firniturei W; w.
Brigham. Assessor aud d.. o. Benedict deputy Collector
lose books; papers saved; Dr. j. g. Hail. s1Oi Daniel Mar
cey Farmers Hotel 5000 furniture mostly sassds
Charles Wiley O. 200. furniture mostly saved Uhar'
roes block damaged 500 John Coney $50 Edward ket
dwelling blacksmith shou. and barn sJUOi Daniel Leu
IS OOO A Fisher $500: Joseph Nelson ewey store hnd
dwelling damaged si,5ooi insured
WASHINGTON. -
WAsHIYGroS July 3.-This afternoon Daniel smths
paning-ml and moldng-iacory, on Ihiieenth-st b'ae
The Canal and VIM McLcans lnmberyanl, near by ~,re
DESTROYED by fire. Smiths loss. $l5,0OO not 'nsnEe1.
McLcans loss is supposed to be s.v,OaV INSURANCE. 0Dx
5000.
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
t.tBo.r CICcInN

SENATE ..... " AsHINoroy. july 3 ls6.
THE yBw ARMY BILL - COUNTIES FOR COL0RED
TROOPS.
Mr. WILSON Mass, from the Military Committee, re-
ported the bill introduced ly him few days since for the
organization Of the Regular Army also the House Joint
resolution relation to bountics for coored soldcfs
RELIEF FOR CONSUL
Mr. WILSON from the Committee on Foreign Relations,
reported bill for the relief of j. Judson Barclay for
merly United States Consul at Cyprus, to appropriate
81 900 for guards, dIacomcn &c, which he alleged he
paid out of his private purse for SIX years This was
passed.
MR. pELIGRU's LAW LIBRARY.
Mr.. HOWE Wis called up the joint resolution author
zng the purchase for 5000 of the law library OF the late
James NJ Peligru of South Carolina, for the library Of
Congress which discussed by Messrs Howe Fessen
den Nie and Howard lMieh.l, after which ii was
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. EDMUSDs lvtl, the House joint
resolution for the appointment Of a Committee on Re
trenchment referred to the Committee on Commerce
THE ADJOURNMRST--LEAvE or ABSENCE.
On motion OF Mr. GmMfs Iowa it was resolved that
when the Senate adjourn to-day it adjourn to meet
on Thursday next.
Leave of absence vas granted Tor one week 10 MI.
Chandler lMich.l.
THE SMUGGLING BILL
Mr.. CHASDLER from the Conference Committee on the
bill to prevent smuggling made report The Senate
agreed TO allow the House amendments Tie report was
agreed to and tho bill goes ~ the President.
IsDiAS AUTHORIZATION BILL.
The special order which was the Indian Appropriation
bill. was taken up at o'clock The pending question
was the amendment of the Finance Committee pub
lished in Saturdays proceedings to attach the Indian
Bureau the War Department from and after January
l. 1851. The amendment was after discussion, disagreed
tO-Yeas. IL; Nays, u, follows;
YE,s-Messls nroWr Fe.senden. Grimes Guthrie. Kirk
wood Lane. Morgan SleTmGn, stewart Van Wrinkle
Williams aad Wisou-i2
NAYs-Messrs Bgckalew Chandler. Clark Cragn Cress
well Davis Dotiie, Foster Henderson. Hendricks Howard
johnson. Nesiih Norton Poland Sudbury Sprague Sum
ner TrumbGl WILEY aud Yatcs--2.
Mr. DoOmTTLE Wis offered IN behalf Of the Indian
Committee seycri amendments for additional appropna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

BOSTON. Tuesday July 3 100.
william Grant of Rockland, Me-. was brought before
United States Commissioner HalIet to-day, and bail
in the sum of $4,000 for trial. Grant formerly
of the ship Young Mechanic, and sailed from this
port the 5th OF last March for Hong Kong with cargo
Of ice On the 5th Of April the ship burned of the
coast of South America. The freight insured for
1000 and cargo for s 900 in the following insurance
offices: The Baltimore Mutual and Merchants Mutual Of
Baltimore. the Commercial Phenx, Harmony, and Mer-
camille OF NewYork the Manufacturers Of Boston, and in
Newbuyport and Providence Companies. The under
writers alege that Capt. Grant purposely fired the ship,
and they caused his HIS examination is assigned
for Tuesday next
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Our readers and the public have, we hope taken
note of the remarkable phenomena which have lately been
presented in connection with The cholera ct Liverpool Ito
clear importation from infected places Its rghtful DE-
vel0pement under the iDsanary conditions OF crowded.
ship rapid under better sanitsry
condition Of the affected limitation by isolation, tho osy
parties attacked beyond the original group who came rom an
injected place being those waiting upon the sick in various
These Phenomena require no comment now They m
yove particular theory contagon but they involve
portability by persons personal luggage OF the cause %
cholera and full OF interest and importance They tn
cholera may be carried into county and may b
stamped out" Oft The Lancet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

SEVEN SECTIONS OF TIE BILL DISPOSED OF.
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