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, 1866-08-23
FROM MADISON.
Delegations to tho Southern Unlonl*t&s
National Observation-Disclosures HAT

Delegations to tho Southern Unionlsss,
National ConycutIon-UiilvcFs HAT
!, terx, 1;tc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribane.]
MAu1sox, Wis, August u.
+ Arrangements asp making for delegations OF
prominent Tntoa uen from this Statc to tho
Southern Unionists' National Convention al
Philadelphia, 10 show their sympathy with those
WHO have stood firmly by tho unton throughout
it, lime Of trial. Governor Fairehtld has received
Information That obligations viii nlso ho sent from
Minnesota. Michigan, Indiana. attt probably other
Northwestern States.
Thc Chicago 4 Northwestern ltailsoal Company
Ans ra1d, its second annual tnsialmcnt, half cf
pcr ecEt on The gross earnings Of last year for
liecnte on this ycar's business. The auaonut IL
t:Ga1J
Tho Board Of University Regents meet this cscn.
Ing 10 consider tho election Of President. I'll.
must prominent nRnse presented BY tho Executive
William, College. Ma.saehnsc.t.. man Of high
Nr. ]. kap.t.s, delegated hy Tho jtnsslan Coy.
crnmcnt to tale oh*rryatlons 9! the Amesican "a.
tentloual and soctal system, IL spending INV
days here.
Il IL trcatacd NJ quito donh.fnl whether tue
President Will ls!i this city on hts Western tour.
, 1866-08-23

,,,gr tlaiutt t1t,a,td fY wth,, ia t,n,,,,, arv
Mhs nm tniy j.'sfpIrd, Vim isnife't. hnvs3nr Il
lhlH movement warn mn itpttfy1 frnn f,r,snen
i1nr lfrtr CjlInsi tnslrlss itYnnh liz inits II
irr Mejestyf, d0lntnl9ils, .1hny even alsstaptad
pCnn ln naacettl auIsets uf l,tp Hsin,ty l" tst
Nm!h hA,elltAn .P,aslarna. Itst aitGmrtsd ID.
ioad only .rrYnd IL Mianllsst Il. liz sls,ngsst
nI4nnpr ito Loyalty an,i dayoiloa Ut iVr Msussy'a
aah)srta In ll1a;s r1osiaes:, ulo, w!iieat IL.
drtoaen of, lhsf uos eroiga and ihslr coan'ry.
rn!o,s attIpp 10 International ri .hts .iisSnyrd
by Tho {@pvrsNment Of Tho United Etstsr wiIsn
nc,fse nfnFferencu by chtckfnE ANY INVASION pf
f ndIy finite mainly cnf,tribut,.d I'll nrntcrt her
MnIctty'a dominIons aSninst a prrdat9ty in.0aj.
Napoleon hhs returned cxncaStIy from
Vchy, AMI rNMoss Df Ills ee,t1tt1s Elness haI
rnntch 4 sellsstttn III financial circles.
Tho New -lUrk Tines Of ILLS mptrIne .iyca
publicity to tLr following: e
'7Lc Uj,thiaf .I0ftunaf<, Of Paris, nt.. coYucs
out Showing Inc iii lctma ami rxiIt ir.ssecn tf,r
various continental mowers ii tht; tl.nc nnj ursrs
ticui 10 ccMp,chtrA That tlicy n,pat Hereafter
make m1,t1tai concessions, Ttat In yle,r OF Ia
psrte,.sont OF His County anl t!,c cI.ru,ir de-
velo1ment the Uuitcd States must soon u,tein, il
Il Unnecessary tnt those European ua:!o,Is wilo call
themselves Repositories or tit worlds civilization
rI:onld understand each other, should unite
should lisI,rl lly wisc CONCESSIONS III causes al
conflict that exist between tc for The day Is NOT
lar Listalt wlc.,, in lie Interest Of :hc .uei
civilization ntii universal equilibrium, tAcr win
have TO enroll themselves ulicF one tlnc niati 6r
, 1866-08-23
FROM READING, PA.

cams OF Eastern Rcnn@yITuuta-.Ad.
dresses by lion. Le<rIs f4nll aud John
". f'orney-.A. Joln%on's Policy
Sen1hin=ly Reviewed Resolutions
Adopted.
KTAnsso., Pa: August IA grand Convention
favosaJle TO tic pEi:riples oi tue Republican
jo!nscn. assemb|ed Il iii. i d city fo:,!ay. imT,e
sanxalio,.s asi,i vistins declarations ] iora.ed nto
majority Of lhosc III 1ls ranks weic rsirn,sd sol.
At lalfpast two O'clock tho Convention was
caiSa 10 cdsies " Eolo.sl JoFlsn Chairman Of
ser in attendance, torr different meetings were
; tsa"iaf j.: H. A. the la,sess e. these weh W.
l.nhgon. E-q.. lion: .iAwis ". Hall, Speaker OF
tte stats Sensse, addressed the ctuwtt. lie de-
crisie Should coutrol the country In tha latu:c.
Three h.n,lrsd thousand loysi men bad died. and
been c,c4:el, lint The natignl ought live. and the
present puli.lcal contest involved exactly The
same question ut issae susins the war, whether
punished. II, however, tho issuo inslsiel upon
by the orlosit;pn vaa tho true cue. and il by tho
tict Of, niloliiny white 1nal't government,
l;=lted on tue Gcselnmen, ware 10 be deprived Of
their civil rights, then the speaker desired it to
bc u.,1clt.esd t.at il i question ba1we:a lnyal
lie demanded That there eAould Lc security for
tl4c future. Lie then reviewed the ,ccurl Of the
Democracy as made MP In tho speeches anu DO
Of ihat parry for tSs Gs,hsrnstoriai M ehaT, and
cohttasicil that record will lilo military services
ot General GcaIy, the Republican Union eau.
J: ". Forncy. Of Philadelphia, upon being IN
tsolnccd. eaih that there WIS one question which
mlrhl Le ptoroundod to every man's icatt with
Of wousn, had kc Of sho ths power, restore .l,c
rssria q il. free Sia,ss, toy he !housht III
isett ,jens oI thr inesitntion il, tc SOUTH ac1o
aso3lcatel will ths hope oi being aoc i9 te~torc
1 i. No then ecntrniscd il.c changed conlltan Of
which caix:e,l before ttlc war, arguing that tls
match OF freedom, was ever onward. The consc-
';st,,ccs u tho abolition Of slavery nono could
ca'rnlul'1c. Ohu OF thrsa results was Tho Openlnl.
Of the Southern tntea 10 tl,u pcUp1u ot ttc whnln
r9"nrs, ios which l'lcs'ln the n.t9n was inlcnt.
The cot1rrgc and eagarlty VI her e.aio.tn,n. The
speaker te,fcwc!l Ut length t!sn oflTenl history .!
thu iilnet. ualoafxsHH tfr oya!!y u, devotion, u
iar.lAet onto',. Whom Vic he catsst s Viii !'asIs
ttcsrrtrt! thu Unf1n tncu of the suuth nil't ma1d
hlh,.cIf rn!*cts'cn. to err4y demand If tic ces.
| ffF'A cnetttitE.
Al n,i,cr slanae nt wli!cl, meetings wcro iptl,
-l"srr* were tIrlivctcd by tnl,s'rl Frank ,|nr.
tlun+ GcnciAl Flr!trs. Of lancaster: Gs,1o,let Al
Il"nan* i. Cacl,1au nul .lvrr. Ii lho evening i
large AMI .ur"'tng iiofsllisLt ptocrhsion 1n!slled
| ur the 'lays proceedings.
,a"s %:1 sis!s na:t u IT, .ess UH%' US s sfI
s"ist, s;"i "t"lf ;'sl we plyp praise nn ..anA. .e
NH nTut Complete victory over those who sangh
dnrilI. fur long years nf tnody war ~ tln+troy
, 1866-08-23
. north CAROLINA.

Cotton Isro%pects-I'ropo<et3 Settlement
Of Freedmen in Texas.
FonrRxss Moxlsor, August 2O-A6yIccs ftnru the
Interior counties Of North Carolina state that tho
cu,on crop ts ooEing well, and in some sections
even better than on the Eonnoke River. The
county Of Eteecomh is expected 10 y1clI from
1S,1cO to Il, TOO bales, aud Other counties In ltka
proportion.
:. 4 party Of benevolent gentlemen from the
!exas, sud design purchasing two plantations N
Austin County l9s !he pnspoac; They will cseet
churches, school 1louscs, and quarters for tho
employment. Tie project 1s endorsed by &;.ns.
Howard mud Thomas.
, 1866-08-23
FROM CAIRO.
The Claolcrn-TScpork Of its ProHre.
Etc-4Ano&1icr Newspaper Change.

The Cl,olcrn-E1cport Of its Pro1reaa.
Etc-4Anos1,cr Newspaper Change.
CAIno. August el.-At q meeting VI physicians.
The Health Committee made tcpoI&, this morn.
twcnty-six persons hare died Of tho disease. from
liz r,t, appearance 10 date, averaging about two
s a hG 1sss ;oss !: s0ata TO- S
hccn found 10 yield readily to ttcn:ment wien
physicians weso en11cd carly in attack. but where
tic taac, hcs0rc plyelclans were consulted, tho
proEnosis. was very donstfnl, mud but very few
had hccn knnTn IN recover.
:. Another change IL contemplated IN the daily
ncwspnpcts OF Cairo. 4 project Is on foot 10
nlcrSo both Into one. under Joint stock arrange
ncpt. Which Will be .Ionsh and which tho whale,
c:cd tho lg fsh. 1t IL more likely, however. that
boil, viii undergo tho Jonah opcla!ton-will 70
!o little snskei, get swallowed. aid como out
, 1866-08-23
FN0M CINCINNATI,


Ch0lcF~ 1lcPoFt-.4 Atrvet 1euitrOad Wal
-t5Aton nleettng at CotunabHa,
CINCINNATI, AugHst a..--TAsre wuse a1y-tyo
talty tn teHdAys. Tic d!sesto Is decidedly On tic
dectcass, al p!Jsie;sns reporting marked aiMi.
nnEon tu the number OF Nbw caSes.
4 war Ia going oH here hetwceN certain cifixans
aAd the strtet rIl on1a. 4ulte llnulbsf Ut sub.
stan4lhl business men daily seaI themselves in u
car, md tender ef.o3 TOR twenty .ave tickets. Tho
from takIng tha responsibility Ut putting .srs Ut.s
lhe resnlt IL they ridu free. The s!scut railroad
companies to-day aanstacs Thai, unless this pro.
tickets Oh The cars altogether,
Tie nrst meeting q: thr Etate campaign under
the auspices of The ohin tntcu state Central Com.
Nittet. was teld at Columbus last evening. Cor.
crnoi Eux and Mr.. Shcl:ahNger w.rs The spe1x-
ctf. The Governors sV7ceh was temperate 'vil-
but contained no abuse Of tte President,
, 1866-08-23

Death Of Fsx-EovcrnorC Con.icll5, OF Now
Mexico - Rich Gold and silver
nt1:cx Observation-Disclosures Contract
Awarded.
LAwnEscr, Kansae, August s2.-san.a Fc d, tics
to the 1elh say ex-tinyernur Conncliy liea today.
Governor Mitchell has gone on i visit to Tic
ella Nlrer gold mines. Secretary Arncz ls Aciing
Governor during tls shseucc.
Very rich gold and silver nltncs hayc been dis
covered thirty.nrg miles feQm Fort Stanton.
KASsAs E1TY, August x3.-The cuntrAct for tho
hni1aius ard complete equipment Of tho nsss IN.
hundred miles Of tho Kailsas City mud Fort Scott
Railroad. WIS tu.<lay nwnr.led to Waterman Co..
whu Till commoEcc work Immediately,
, 1866-08-23
FROM EUROPE.

1J Atlantic Cnble-Pcacc Negotiations
1set"sen AuTtFsn ana Fs'seah h"a set
GostA-s1lSl;a1cnN OF specie 10 Tire Una-
ted s'ases - 1sac niexscah EMPRESS
Emsta TO ohta'n Further AID from
F'eaen aroop*--shcpoFa t"rfcM' snat
4sa-i:saa1Aaa ssAii soon leave -uc1aco.
l.expoS, wclnc:Lay noon, August e,.-TLc re-
pol,cl closing Of peace negotiations butwecn Ia
,a7ia, Austria and Prussia is premature. The nc
sotfations arc still IN progress bt It ie believed
they will eoon bc brought to a satisfactory and
sutccsa!ul termination.
},yrrroot. Aur,st as--The p.ears1,fn Ctr of
,a....i' 49,. ~. es..,H.a s"t :.n "a
nos'o',' no'' ne" 'o'"' s"'"F"as' *'"g":l ILL.,
,.n,,,;, co,.,;, 11sas-.n,, t..n, 11s..,.a. 80.
arrrs 1 ts nart 1t nn aa is
ascn this nsornfn: for Scw York, taking Elra, ,eO3
s'c,lins for The latter no,t on american account,
arc tlcso'a of interest. Tic following has be m
r4n.s, August ::-Even!ns.-lt is eaia ,'sat the
,,o,.o,, ha,,... i. t. ,,..aa.S,a.. .'a.
l,o1eoa nav'ts' ~ understood, refused 10 grant
tue nssieance oi ihe French .roop. prior 10 their
In sorrcelion with hi, .,utsmcn, % ,hc rcno-, IL
cu,rrr, ,,;i aon,c ;lc.rr NJ cr.i,,,,ti,r ~, -
Emperor Aaximil'au will soon return 10 Enropo.
BY StcahhHAin Fcftla-TI2c Chinese Rc5~
rIr 1;xpcrlcIlcc Scra,,t,s TRcvcrnrr-
f.nr-c Arr5xn1 or T;irc.rvrc,,,fc. -,
1.e'a'Eon-Account OF the lata Plot to
f:rrn.1v B:xnrvcrntn.1- aIvnwcn -
T,..s -
1t"sc1 A'f1lt0Ac4l ~ tSae Atlantic Gnbtc
{'oMllsnnJ-Thc teucGslsn Eprccta at the
rrorOc nftors or Tn r1fn fnnrnt-ufurnorrd
Iltpc..nr III, 1sr,,,.... ~.,.,.s. -.
.,>. .A,etoF 'sApoteoA-
tla oecossalnR 1caion" Of Vrussfnss En-
New Youk. August 9e,-Tac steamship p.rs,a.
With lavcspooi Iaics 10 N. ,sti,' hs. .rrivcGs
Her adviccs nio npticinaicd nv ii,r cahic
French rarcsa contoin Ckinao t5"sna:c,,e. in
Jnnc eRth, Fiatfn. that tic rrhri* fnri. ncr ;is.
| }rsrcd, their cucatnnmrnts hu+r.J aud tSafr
leader killed. '"SA "A" ''.''
| Napoleon has pntl tle usfr of Nnx1u,t,ton ,
| ssit. tbs shllcntlon OF Naxitn;,tnn IL constanrs
NJ very rrohnhlr. in Isarls. nj RI iis;.vt ~.
The Christians. in CautIIa. hni ri.cn ssr.,r.,
/ the Tnrt III, su,hr,itios ""+ iii" ''sca aSal"st
11icrn bGi, hcrn - arrival, ot ran. =, ,on,o
nrinr ia tHc lin Ti,cr. rarn ~ a sonGon
knr Ertn,arx mi 1fnifnrS s'' e'0eAoc'aose sa4ee
T1c nrcn,;nf III nf n Inv fovtc. rfo+ - ,,,,, ~.
thc iio1,rca Of Parliament rrnorts H. ~. eshi.
,ysa r1Snt!y cxhrrrrslrd nrcr roni,fnfn, ,s
1or,s Of rowtler n,fi aioy N stri, ~. H. cnna
in l,r thr npiecmsn IN ,mtr II. nhcr, - ~
ar,srnt. nj '0"s'""n VII ""''' t's oo9ee' ID mol
Aasn,e I'M ss The
~ 'scs"tc cr s" sa n soaIsnasn tho ca.ah'hmcns @
sfate n,rs,nrrt .cm,a;n1 T., r;aisr ~ % f.tnn i,
In. or fhH eas,n rails -. NV e,nre NV ;"
Tic fuio xinc ara ;hs rrincjrni t,aa.nccs Of In.
, 1866-08-23
FROM WABASH, INDIANA.
Enion NaIy-Rou~Ir- Speech from
Schuyler Coiti.x.


Schuyler Coitnx.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc,1
WABASH. Ind. August ..
Ron. scAu.ler coifax has Just closed power
Ml speech, :h:ec hoEts III length, delivered here
10 5000 people, drawn together On short notice,
not I'm. Il by real in b h7lf OF The great cause,
but by The great personal popularity of the
srcancr. No man, woman or child ,yho heard
the stirring appeal In IcaaH OF uni
well expressed by himself that ioral men, and not
traitors, khnll govern 8 preserved Republic, viii
ever forget Schuyler Co1eex. He Ind not spokea
here s.ce tttccn years ago, when this was pnrt
of ti,c district he now represents. Rv his power
fal ci1nrt here to-day, be has estcud:d hfs own
rcfsunaf fame, nrd augmented The ALREADY over
frou the ropn1sr expression hers, thero Ii great
e1cqNcrce In the tonGue Of Collar, power for lih-
crty IN hts name. and, n1ay we cdd, future prcs-
tttnt in his person.
, 1866-08-23

srn,xarsrIn, ILL., August :a.-rhr President,
Treasurer n,'d Secretary vf'sln blao Agricultural
Snclcty viii leave IN ll!ls uscl,u.H lrhln fur GA.
t;Eal,lc, Buildings n,l cl,izu,t' rrixo., At thu
fremont iIerHr. tnriurroH Nf..rhins.
r.Att Comfy tns t0!ay retl'cA In It'll With tho
Statc Treasurer for lSs3.
THO Elreu,. Callti u this county IL In scssion,
but no ll.,iEcna has yet bren n!a1NrtlI.
Tho weather so'tlay ]. cold, luny aud dtsassac.
nh!c.
tEhn tsncfats rannrf much 61et.nn4x
, 1866-08-23

ilatcd ouostton, the health Of Jefferson Davis, ap
pears 10 rtH.nln IN sho same doubtful position q
ever. Assistant Surgeon General Crane 1atcsy
vnte and vcry lengthy interview with tho prisoner
Of COURSE the result of he intcrview, and Ut big
examination Of the cGn9iAon 2f NJ. Davis, and
, 1866-08-23
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1866.

Mfn, q askai a4aia t1'e maslahaioas. .0' .sa sns'
:, When .tlGvprN0i og,ethy. had concluded, af.
soll took tug AtAad, In setpl.u 70 loud eall+ 1Eis
a!'tees! wAs " every wAy equal u iha Gnyefgpss,
si!a VA ehesEud % thy pc'o t'y the onthHzfalltt
stts!iag wo4dt, aud every SENTENCE s.n,td n,a..
tas tsf t1.pght eletAsd !n teaA.ifl la.suaGe. On!
cnHae u safe In thttF ahle laI,id.. Our fdea,l4
throHshcnt the S!asa where they may 70. caulat
their uoLle Efforts by large and attentive gath.
Nr1ucB. w.
, 1866-08-23
An0HA. #.;d viii not bs mill Hey sFs u,A.la di.
rseiiy u !he proper authorities h Washington,
FROM DUBUQUE,
Congressional tenvanti0n-Isenans
ton clifton, ", II, Alilspn-:rsp Ilss4s.
lutt0l.s.
[SnrclAl uafnBfck Ia tia Chltx m TelhnSal

lutl0l,a.
Especial psspasck 10 tho chlrayo Tslhas..l
DUBUQUE. !aucltt II
Tho lielublican Congressional Convention IT
West unloH rsssed retol1tiuns uhdorslns tho
past consio Of Hon. War. D. Alllsoa declaring
that Congress hes The h:ht to decide upnn whst
terms tho rcbeI.>-. ssatts shall b rcadnittcs 10
participation ta the government Of the .c.tt.tsy;
extending their eafuest ayupa.hy and :,ledgl OF
hearty cooperation. by al. lawful means, to iii
rsorle and csory ratIonall;5 who n,::afI,st de-
tre 10 establish the pEinc!ps:s ct .nlvcssl Tree
sa asd e haI f " s hoof Of h
mediate modification OF our uatsoaal neutrality
1aws ana 9pnrosns tho platoH Of 'hc sra6
Lon. ". 3. Allison wpe then nominated ,,y &C.
clamutioH, amid tho most unhonnl.d app!aIac, to
which he responded in 4 bttcf but eloquent
speech. TIE e,7eatest enthusiasm exists iE,Du-
buque over this result Allison Will bc re-eltetcd
By largely Increased majority.
, 1866-08-23

UnrtIat Missionary Convention.
.R1cuxosp, August 22.-The American. Baptist
ton. TO-DAY consolidating With lhe Northwestern
ind Eonthetu baptist Convention. Also rcsoiu-
ton declaring colonization detrimental to tic In.
!crcsts Of ecorcd people, and claiming equal nat.
tu1al and civil rights.
, 1866-08-23

xAFEEN& Vl u NUEtIktCE10EkE4s = =
Ar6rsTA, Mainr, August aa.-slraoa BatGhei-
der, Of Ialvtuo, Eo1eE conn'erfcltcg aad pttncl-
pal Of sasg IL :stsc pasis, WAC nave 0ecn en-.
gagged In puttIng into circulation largo amount
Of countefeite On ,hc Highland National Bank pf
Nc,sbnrch, New York, wins arrested 1aat night In
Palermo, and fakcn to P01slaEd this Eao1uiug.
Tlis r1nkes the Eixth arrest among the gang.
, 1866-08-23
mUfttIorF,

SCRANTON, Pa., August aa.-.Rov. Dr.. Hraiusra,
ihs xsteGan pasto5 CT ~ oId ns s.sees enea IN
Por1ss11IE, Pa.. August a2.-Gcnern1 James
Eaciee. hero 6f the Mexican and the late war
1sff thfk r1nrn5rv.
, 1866-08-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

Receipts Of 1ntcrnal Revenue
Since July 1st, $52,000,0oo.
nnptRT s. CHEW APPOINTED CHEF
CLERK or rHE STATE nE.
pAnTMEHT.
Collection Of Duties fruln Passcn.
scrs ayriyingfrom Foreign Porls'
JUDGE ADVOCATE HOLT TO De
REMOVED.
Unconditional ynionis1n in West
c.n North Carolina.
Erovost MaTsl,al's ls,1rcau to be
Abolished on tue 2stll Inst.
FROM EUROPE. {.
News Of Last Evening
by Atlantic Gable.
Peace negotiations Between Austria
and Prussia Still Pending.
TIE K5ExicAH EMPRESS FAILS TO
E5TAiE FURTHER AID FR0M.
FRENCH TROOPS.
Rumor that Macmillan will
Soon Leave Mexico.
SUMMARY OF NEWS BY STEAM
SI'IP PERSIA.
LARGE An.ount Of Fiyc-TweEt;es
RccciFcd in Lontlon.
TIE QUEENS SPEECH At TIE Pgo-
EaGATiGE or PARLIAMENT.
advanced Rates Proposed by the
Atlantic Gable Company.
Escportcd Illness ofthe Emperor
Napoleon.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Address Of Sympathy aud Welcome
to the Southern Unionists,
Rousing Republican Meetings al
Toledo and Indianapolis,
Eas1orn Pennsylvania koep'
ing Step with Congress.
, 1866-08-23

Toston POstnta1tcr&7slp.
BosseS @ ,AnEn,ti 1 !. asnored{ ihst !le george
, 1866-08-23
FROM ST. PAUL.

Tic Accidental Shooting Cnsc-xkal1-
road Item, Etc.
Especial Despatch u the Chicago Trihunc.l
ST. PATTI. August "a.
An inqnost was held yesterday afternoon on the
bod! ot NEs. Lizzie Hawks, lasc1y OF Chicago,
wha,w rho. accidentally by her husband IN ths
fosenoon. The verdict was In accordance with tho
9acts as esatcd ID ny despatch yesterday.
a das.asdly ctuao was pcrpetsated against tho
ploycd 10 watch him. 10 prevent his committing
fuicile tp his grief His poeect-book, containing
M0 dollars, MA. stolen from his person.
Tho Park Place uttel was formally opened to.
day Ir grand dinner, speeches, etc
The St Paul anl Pacific Railroad Will be com.
Nls;ed to ST, Clurd On Saturday.
, 1866-08-23

PHILADELPHIA August e,
F1HCE-F3EM.
IRAtS-NheAt firm. Corn-A dcc1lnin. tendency,
yellow VIC mixed Western 11c.
tsHorE1Iks-sncss etehts-Cuba 1142i3c.
.MuIAEEH-Stcatf. At $3.Bs
, 1866-08-23

taat Nheie ANUlki,lEi!sn j flHAd .AYajlafiIp HI
sby office. preference shNnfa Invariably bv Kiyylt
10 sH1A person. 1sstaft adopted,
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-14
Miscellaneous Advertisements
ExcHANGE OF N. c. BONDS.

g
y. STATE OF N. c., TREASURY DEPT,
RALEIGH, June 90, 1866.
Under the authority of an ordinance of the
Convention, ratified June 10th, 1866, senled pro-
pesals will be received by the undersigned until
the first day of November, 1866, for theexchany.e
of the principal of any bonds issued by the State,
prior to the 10th May, 1861, for certificates OF
various corporations. The principal of these
are
Stocks in the following Companies:
North Carolina Railroad Company, So GOO 600
Raleigh d CASTOR Railroad Company, 6S2 500
Atlantic & N. c. Railroad Company, 81, 066, 600
Western N. e. Railroad Company, s1,41s,0O0
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Co., s $50, 600
2nd. Bonds, secured by mortgages on the en-
tire property of the following corporations:
Wilmington, Charlotte q Rutherford
Railroad Company, SO, 000, 900
Western Coalfeld Railroad Company, 5 COO, 600
Atlantic & North Carolina r. 4. Co, S1S1, 1874 So
The interest acquired by the purchaser of the
stock of any corporation will not be greater than
that ofthe holders of the like amount of the gen
eral stock of the same corporation.
The stocks belonging to the Literary Fund e.
e. the stock in the Wilmington & Weldon and
Wilmington q Manchester Railroad Companies,
and in various banks, are not included in this
Bids at less than the par value of the stocks or
other interests will not be entertained. Any
premium realized will be applied in payment of
past due coupons of the bonds delivered in ex-
change.
Copies of the law authorizing the exchange and
more detailed lists of the stocks &c. will be for
warded by the undersigned to applicants.
1t is made my duty to accept those terms
deemed most advantageous to the State, and the
option Of rejecting any all bids is reserved
KEMP p. BATTLE,
June 3O-45-wts Public Treasurer
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PoI;tical Movements in Delaware.
Atrocious Murder in Phila deIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 11th.-An atrocious
murder was committed here yesterday. A
well dressed man visited house on Race
street, with young lady, and after remain
ing about an hour the man departed, saying
that the lady was asleep and he did not
wish her disturbed.
An hour or two later, the proprietor of the
house visited the room and found the girl
with her head nearly severed from her body,
with sheet tightly tied around her. Sub
sequently through a picture found in the
girls trunk, the murderer was ascertained to
be Newton Champion, Asst. Eng, in the
Navy. He WAS arrested
The girls name was Mary Carney. Cham
pion had attempted to strangle her few
weeks previous.
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Later by the Cable.

LONDON, ENGLAND, Aug. 11th.-Armistice
has been agreed upon between Austria and
Italy on the basis of the assion of Venetia
to the latter.
Napoleon has asked Prussia for an extern
sion of the French frontier to the Rhine No
answer has yet been given.
The Empress of Mexico has arrived in
Paris and asks aid for Macmillan.
The session of Parliament has closed. The
Queens speech on the occasion returns
thanks to the government of the United
States for its action in the matter of the late
Fenian raids into Canada.
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New Orleans Riot.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 11th.-The grand
jury have made report upon the testimony
concerning the late not. In speaking of the
Convention, the report says:
"This assumption OF powe- hg these men
was fragrant, open and diiant violation of
the laws. It was AN insolent and lawless at
tempt to subvert the government and destroy
the constitution, and under the laws of most
countries would have amounted to high
treason, and would be made punishable with
death"
Cotton falling. sales of 900 bales q 80 to
SO. Sterling 60, gold 46.
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References /:
NEATTRASS MAKING AND
M UPHOLSTERING.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO CAR
RY on the above work in the best style, and
with dispatch. Mattresses will be made out of
raw materials, old ones will be taken apart
and done up so as to make them as good as new
hauled, repaired, and renovated. Also, cushions
and sofas of all kinds repaired and renovated.
The subscriber is working at low rates for
cash. He may be found on the premises former
ly occupied by Mr.. Shepard just above the Rail-
road bridge on Hillsboro' street, nearly opposite
Judge Saunders.
Orders from persons at distance, living on or
near Railroads, are solicited. Work for such
customers as we'll as all others, will be promptly
doneran forwarded.
RUFUS HARRISON.
Raleigh, July 81, 1866 SIT