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, 1866-03-06

tonal hank. AMI all other deposi'o:cs, designating
th. amount in etch sepaRatsly. and rrpozt the same
lii: STEVENS also offered resolution. which
vas adopted. requesting LIE President 10 con1unt-
cafe 10 the Honsc information on the following
Sao, eco each be has Issued tpec1al pardons, and
re::oral and mixed, sc!zed md forfeited. as enc.
ms't property, hae been taken from The enemies Of
the Government. uho claimed to DO the original
oWnert whether euch es:o1s had been soldicss id
!he armies Of tho tocalled Con,eierate States, or
hnd ttcn Giving aid and comfort 10 the enenr:
hos mnch abandoned property that had been taken
Possession Of under the act Of Con:1ess. and had
rce1 aTo:tcd 10 The freedmen and occupied BY tnt,
stadns the particular property thus restored, and
by Whesc order The same Has done.
Of the Senate aud te Assembly the state Of Wis
tonfin Tor eraht Of Ia ID to aid in the construction
Of lie fort.gr Lake and Lake Superior Canal. 1t
,Mr. rliitHAM oasred = resolution, Which r; va:
adopted, o,rcctine the COMMITTEE on Invalid Per-
sa1s 10 proScnt tho transfer Of as.ignnent Of IT,
and ia regard to other amendments Of the pension
Er. PRICE, On Leave, introduced bill for the Or
telegraph from Puget Sound to Columbia River:
]! WIS rtad tw1ec and refcred 10 the COMMITTEES on
Tue Honsc then went into Committee OF the
Whose on tue state OF the Union, Mr. Beau4ccee
ottbr Military Appropriation bill. Several amend
mene were adopted, Including one offered by
Ms. BeIjan,,n. to cntofcc tho provisions Of ihe
Itst o1h ind ont offered by Bill. Schcuck, appro-
pri.Iln" COO for continuing the erection OF me-
moral tablets and monuments TO deceased officers
OF The regular sfmT and o. vo!nntetrs, and tor
marking Niih prnuer inscriptions guns csptured
Tbs bill WAS iaid aside to be reported to the
appropriation bi;1. The bill aprfopriates. among
p6er smaller t*ee. for ray OF the army $40, 0
'for communication Of officers suoslttence, n;
for snb~stence in kind OF regulars and Volunteers
asp.i'issnt. sii$ioco; iaeiasata1 espease: ot
*'e M Pm ie1 .rs9.2G,tat,'n e ;';;nat. sS@ o
ISr|dt2. Tla, no pan of The money hereby ap-
propf,a'ed thal be used for payins the laoi5 Con:
The Khorrey General Of the un1.ed States is6etrbs
nr, ia The Circuit court os lie Unite States, m lie
seventh circuit. without deiat. 10 recover tro said
efmpsny any moneys 1ha: bare been paid 10 said
The transportation Of the troops prop.ry Of the
United sfalcs: and the salt Alton y General IL
hereby directed to appear for tha United states In
Fs1d court a1d PROSECUTE its Interests III the said
The amendment gare raee 10 a long debate by
Messss; wn'9hurne, Of H. mSs, WI! H., wilson OF
po!4 oi It., and Nes.,s. Da! !ss, Cook, Fatusworth
| and Nood dhriozr- in opposition
i scenec % tn3ns for reeove1 c he
The Committee rose to close The debate autl the
sncatnsats. a'n wen We Ms.s Gu eoneaI n's Is. s WILL
| Mr. sCHES.K mot led to amenl py adding the
follow rC: sand provided moreover that no part OF
pay Of eab>isience o sny sadct appointed from any
s1ats Lately II rebellion assln;t The Gossr1m"n',
/ .1n$1S HrtC
, 1866-03-06
WEST INDIES.

r,,e ,ap,a,ca uev.,'t--A s"Idfers' Riot
Tie Turks I@1and Sas.-
Ia Disappearing.
NEW York. March 9Th. stelnner /. .fods!-
from L.malc3, port.3a-1'nncc Erd Turks 1eI.no
has srrired. 1amalca papers of Fet 18Th are re-
ceiy@d.
4 tcuntnt1on Of prominent mCE waited % Gen.
O'Connor and expressed sbanEs for h,a energetic
rnentn1es ID sid OF The GoyrFEcf II fapptcs 9t the
iaJe rebellion. Admiral 11pp4 would remain Or the
Jamaica station as long % the royal commission q
Investigation shoufd cit.
A r.ot occur1cd at Lucia Feb. 7th. On the part OF
soue soldiers. oae OF ii nom had severely forged
fama1e in The streets and was re:cued ft0m custody
i.y lis conlpantons. The toldefs we're finally orer
covered By the police aad citizens and imprisoned.
Ihsr are awaiting trial.
TtI': Island pspers OF tho asn stats that salt Il
In nrnilrd demand, nomiaai)y Sc, and IN good
TtH steamer Talteman from New York had NJ
rived leakv, having struck sMnken ehoal and ftac:
ta1ci one of her pa'ce She had been repaired and
was perfectly tea'wofshS.
4 iate fDcn,a1ar paper reports the arrival Of the
IRWIN North American Commissioners: They
,Terc Kindly welcomed and entertained and lett for
txt tn"JeTs is disappearing from Guadaloupe, and
Ssa not broken cut In any Of the talands IN the
uttr rhhorhQQls
, 1866-03-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Paid on-Ronutl..s In xVfnncbaco coun-
ty-ATI@ated for Murder clustered
Out-GFadinE-Llcut Gov. lsross, Lee.
fufss
1speclal Despatch to The Chfcsso Ttihuue,1
SPlIS0FiELp, March 5.
4 detachment, numbering s1xty-one men. from
companies u, G, b, Il. aud G, o1 the CID Rest.
meal Of Illinois infanty, has jus. beea paid Of by
Major Tildan. The balance Of the tecfmrEt il es.
pected in the course OF next week.
The expenditures Of Winnebaso county for boun-
ties duttns the war amount 10 s.3a,a3ss5.
Hosea kesse', Of ting city. has been arrested and
lodged In Jail On suspicion that he uar en1,no1 In
the murder of Ar. Rhcades. who.e body Nas
tonId fn 1he Shneafoo9 1lrtr tn December list.
Capt. H. S. tatouset.e, Of the s5ih ree{,vec. h,z
hesn nonotaoly Hns'srsd ost o! the service. -'''
The work o. gIadia: The Pans, springfield 4
@tn be nsu :s spSsgsa = y Rus roa esi
tics fn7 the track .re being delivered, "''' IL
Lieut. Eov. Bross Will deliver bis celebrated 1cc
ture. Trp Across the Continent. IN R.nr4.sn
taIixes' Ian ou "Wednesday eysrIns peS.
, 1866-03-06

Tic Military Bil1-.ri,c Illinois Central
Claim HcEure3-Thc German Land
Uonti Trotn~fss"t-Css>soni Receipt.
-%ejzure Of Rebel Property nj New
0rlran%-'af,c District Of CO1unibla-
HaucucA.n Corps - The tennessee
1hI&hifnllA
, 1866-03-06

,rrnmcnt inr pe,tsiouc:r. Eacn Of the counsc, IL
4 11wed three bours fpr hls ARGUMENT.
1hs Innr delivered ~ opinion On an appe34
rom lows, rrstiir1ntyz one he:eiofou ptonoaaeedt
that county Or municipal coPSsan 9 ~ no har nn
her.nt power to cub cr1bt iuT f31lroad seek nasl
iiy Be given BY the Eee,sln.nre for taai pssposc
Two cases. one from Mirhl.sa and TIC olner
couS.e With Ipdlan tlt,es, and i,vof1us the legality
Of selling kpir1tuors liquots 10 Indlms: The acts
Of Congress ot ts:E aud 1862 Prontb!iin5 such
Is traffic: tt is ,uterccnr:o aud exchange Of con-
modIties THIS II the e-scuce Ut co13n2efce. The
Court affirmed that the Laws were Warsahfed BY tho
power TO regulate commerce with tullan t1bes,
, 1866-03-06

WAsuycros, Nsreh, 5--sere,a! cases Of much
interest were before he Cnt.ed siates Supreme
How1e. nd uorsey, tned before military conmls-
1iou in Indiana 90 charge q conspracy 70 release
r bel prisoners at 1ndmnapolss ana to SEIZE npoaa
to be bune, The Tresl1ent coumuted this sep
trncc to jmpritoouent for lite.., They now nppiy
for 1elease On the ground Of poujurtdfctton jhe
argument OF these cases WAS commenced ~ MT.
Mencnald. Of li,dlana, 1or petitioners, who VIII be
tollo~ed by Judge Black and Gen. Garfield On tns
Gsnersl speed. Gen. b-'s, - snd III, Stanhrfy for
the Government. Dudley /. Field m11l elose tue
, 1866-03-06

Srw lonE. March ia nrr 'r"s: o:t ms
tuoru,nc III tic cotton storage c-iatlrAme4t OF r
4 johnson. No. Hridre hir.tt, extending sdfouEa
10 No. = Pearl rtree,. which II stsl' hntn,ns win
cyery tnaseatson Of the entire de%ir1cron Q! % tas
Iu;ftinr The lo4- 70 Ear II ttilnlated ot three
XIV YoEK. Mnfch 5.-1.vo thou*and bales Of
xpufsHl The fire IL .uppo ed 10 he the work Of
in,end1anes ltis raid discharged cnn!osc Mas
hf.qrd 10 utter thrtat- to bdsn tic building. Inc
1r,l,ce ure III +earch ot hin.
WV Yons. March s,-Tht. .norrtu- & hTc de-
,tro,t d ttr spice mill Of Packer d Jau1Gs: No. III
FIIiuap rtr1yt. Lo-= about $1,000. 1usnstd-
, 1866-03-06


Nj, WILSON chilled up the joint resolution 20
pay Misk Clan Baron 1T ,o00, for expcnses ueo1-
, 1866-03-06

Regulating Marriages. Of Frr.dltacu

Regulating N 1orsluxe& Of Freedmen.
WAt,.txu1uN, Masct b.-Ihr Commissioner Of
lin. Fsvedm-n:r Bureau has tssn"1 c1rcn:2r, d.
rvc,in. tn1t each a.tista~t commissioner con-llt
,hr SGa1c lanr With regard to the marriage and a.
i,rnctlt ot l1ecatncn. lie says J. desirable to
tsatnc such sstem Q! marriage rAlc* a. sEoud ne
approved By Staie autso17tics. II II therefore ad'
s'sxble 70 procure ,Lr formal approval Of sovcsn-
ON 10 .onr circulars on this sust2cL
Tue Commissioner would simply suggest
several points that require tmmedMte
attcntou. It, paIttrt eligible TOR InaulaHc: "a,
Nho IN Ill grant cc.tihcalr- q: m.rriaps 81 p.rle<
au1Eosyvl to salsu,u!xe MARRIAGE; &h, ditSo!vfng
arr1a-e-; 5tl. 9~CfstrF uf marriages; dth scyan-
tiops with fcrenes 10 Ier>onE wto haze lived TO-
.r.htr lthont marrla-c. The greatest care NEST
h. tasct to instruc, oil freed peuple A. 10 Wsat 1he
Ian .seuAri. Of them ig r:rsrl TO marriage and
c1.t,Gcars or sn!cr2 ma1inct~ must he earnest
j, -tiIc:.c 10 aid bureau officers IN reclisirs e1-
H. fit,r aSiIs tu lhe slUttct -
, 1866-03-06

Meeting Of PhOtoErnpherx-Cut
paicIat for the Cse Of Bromide lii coll
tod1on, &cs
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicseo Ttibuue.1
cIsenNAr1, March S.
Atameetans Of the principal photographers oj
this city tonight, In conference With II. Hubbard
the ast1guee Of Cutt1ns.s patent for the nse ii
bromide in colioaioD, the following vas adopted
with but one dissenting Soico:
WHEREAs. Il results from the explanations Of
fesed BY Nj, Hubbard. that evidence WIS glTen Il
, 1866-03-06

WHEELING. ". Va, &arch 5-Bi;hop Alexander
e. nplrn rruct71ty known u. founder Of Inc tls<;s-
liz. n acnouljnafon o! Chri*si1p.. and eminent
3. tleoo"ian. especially des.arf- died q: ~
,.-urner ri Bcthan, near 5hts CITY, Sunday night,
III lie 1s.l scaf OF iie hcc-
fuIIAuEirn1A. March -Jcm4 Mxr.1n. formerly
o, ,5r inn Of Tho,na+ Aa:ttu, one OF the oinss
and rn.t .c .pecttd Philadelphia ncrcbanse. did On
SatAAi.-s, aged IS Year,.
H.. I'avid Jayne, well knoun as the prophet ar O.
r1aav .:rEc rtan,'c and marble buildings n fata
c,y II ly1re at The point oI denth he 1- s1nef1ns
trCsu racuEputa.
, 1866-03-06

Municipal Elect1on-People's Ticket
Succc.hful.
[Epectal Despatch 10 The Ebtca~o Tribune!
LAWRENCE. Ma.rh 5.
Quite an excited election took place IN Ibis city
today. The Peoples Ticket was successful. 1t
wa. headed hy W. II. r. Lykins. q prominent bank
er OF this city. His cppt rcnt was Major Roes one
Of the editors OF tho Tribune.
The weather Ia wtrm and pleasant. Farmers are
putting In tte1r spr1ug c1ope.
, 1866-03-06

HAllfOnds Reducing Expenses.
NEW YoEK, March 5-fhe Commercial says
ttpt is reported that the New York md Esie Rail
load Company have recently reduced s9e!r c1~
inc oi thelf royd, out OF l5,00B. OF This number
500 arc sa.I 10 have been employed at the work
chops and depot- In Jertey ciy. This reduction ts
sad to hare been IN consequence OF fallug OH OF
The New Jersey Railroad and TRANSPORTATION
Company, and the Jerecy City Locomotive WORK.
Company, sse sad 10 have been ret1nc1n" thetr e1-
,3cnset from s1ulfar cauees.
, 1866-03-06

NEW YonK, March 5.--Thc T176n1efs special re-
porter OF the trial Of rebel Major cGee at Raleigh
4. G., enys at the rate the examination IL going on
month more mnst elap-e hefoze th tElal ~ con.
ttc Judge Advocate 10 !s.ue ahout E0 supprna5
for vitnes ses in t,cuatf Of the prfsore1.
, 1866-03-06

The Hardware Trade In NEW 9.rh-
::tw Yuwk. March 3-The Eptata9 E1pre,ss3a2ys s!3a2,
ha, Ie ;.a-uau1e trade OF the city contaats hs
IL any marked activity Of animation. hetehani'e Az
arr hcrc from cb,caEo. C.nc,nuass, 81. Loaae*
Mobile, Savannah, Charleston aud Nc" On.s Oneans.
The Western men nsr only buyin. 70 moaeTass ~ :
extent The soutLespe1t ale buying freely ana sne
bulk of htlsiners IL dnin. With tbs soufh: rag
4centt here The rfeai koultru houFc+ nrc Ioaae0
tioup With orders And find considerable diofcnlf@
fn t.lcl.fnt, m mauf Elflee Qf 1-uusls
, 1866-03-06

Pu11A,E1ru1A4 March s.--tien. Meade tays, over
h,s ovn eienatnIc, n letter TO the editor q The
,,ort circulated ffoIn Wa-hlnc.on, ths he hat con-
srned, ii the request Of 'he Presidents .e a',om bin
name 10 hc presented to rs M 9smosane - sfats Con
, 1866-03-06

Espec,al Despatch to ihe Chlesgo IfsbuneI
WXuKE0AS, March S.
Our city election has gone Republican BY large
majority, every officer elected being straight Re
publican The copperhcads started ticket headed
Administration Ticket" bu. the people copld'nt
, 1866-03-06
10 Gen. Scott.

x-yorx. March t.-Gen. scott vi. Fo;ncsshst
,naIed. but not ecrionely. by hil 1rom hls he.th
s g ,IH III kts ss,sdd @sas !" csareh on hs b a
fhnruh h1tl ketbte.
, 1866-03-06

New Yeaz. March 5-Biahop LTnch q cnasiss. "a e.
ton making appeal- sos aid TO rebuild tns 1e
1hr Mi nnC neal Inc I'D wounds Of the past toas
years Of t1Al"
, 1866-03-06

CAmo, March B-The steamer Diamond laden
with eco bnles OF cotton. .buFned near Guys Landing
on The Tombfghee river list THURSDAY The cotton
Uas Insured. The hoat WA yalaed At $39.N1 No
Ex,rt@
, 1866-03-06

Str Reading Doty, Of Warren county, Ohio. sars:
..l had recently another attack Of Asthma and for
time wus In the sEeaterr d1et1vs4 Ny wife having
begged ne to try 1aynn's Expcctosnnt did 70. end
otspcd almost Instant fc1ieE and continuing to takc
IT, In short time found myself Ia better bealt than
fot two Years past,''
, 1866-03-06

PORTLAND, March 5.-At the chartas election TO-
day, Aurn.tus E. Stercns was elected! Mayor. The
vofe ,s: Stevens. Republican, 1851; shrrthG,
tlcyn1ryAt
, 1866-03-06

New EoEk, afagrh IA London correspondent
of 1bc 1bth write: HLast nfght. In the Ecuse Of
Comncue, Mr. alkin4, President Of the urand
Trunk R1lIWay, OF Canada, gave notice that on the
5h lnst. be will put the following question, ea11e-
ii: Wbtthe1 ant representations had been mndc On
htiar Of Her MAtestyr Government to the Goyesu-
tpe of he Uutled States in reference to The Fcnian
Tr-srtYat1on In America. and more especially ae 10
III cmn,oyuanf Of Enited Stafes officers. the Issue
d bonds Of the so.cal1ed Irish Republic and threats
na.fe to le,y var upon dom1ntons Of Her Majesty
tr that uscau'z 'zatlcn !:
Fl mix debate in Parliament pzccsdcd s5e Ens-
ten.:on Of the h1bAs e0rpns IN 1telsna. SIT g
iSry made ihc motion in the Commons. John
Rrssl,t.-t1t ssted oealust the susFE1sion md re
5uEedEic Government for It. encouragement
aIlair.fp 1reand.
Ir. !. :. MEl cons!s!cret that the occasiop wa
ono ios deep grief nd humiliation. II Ireland
fo1meHy Years had oeen the victim oE p.covcrnmen
ol latet'eaE tuere could be no tJubt of the Wis
sr' = upoa both ss11s Of the House, to tres
s.- IN, f6e1al spirit, but the question vas Vhethe
| ~ s'Soi httnilons We1e enough anA What meas vi
| .:usbt{ 70 b. brought f0rN aM i0t rcMQflDg u
. '1@ 4Aa nov Complained o.
| eToftt tt4rYn. AarUn $50 x.a
,,a H.rian Bfatheshnod tonight lnaolsEI; ;,s. "
sa.,,,y' md cent him $500. 3atEe naia::es :,
rn1unt,ers oisr their services al neGsat
I kSra
, 1866-03-06

Dr. D. o. Gtski1i. Of stltoa, Nom Scotlt, x7its3:
"The E1pectoraut l believe 10 he about tho best
medicine Ia use the isc.ses for which It ,s recon-
u1cuded"
, 1866-03-06

SpauInfl Steamer.
NV YonK, March b.-Tbe etca1a frfcatc Carmen,
one Of tha Spanish war sessels which have for
some time paat been lyir. III our port has sa!Ica
fynrn f,nnr.nf}fe
, 1866-03-06

Rev. R. F. Hedden. Of First Daptlst Church, Chn-
den, II. j., writes:
"Yonr F1pcctcssos completely cured ne of I se-
we're Cold. and entirely 1trnoscd the accompanying
hpars4ess.~
, 1866-03-06
T1,ud, Stcycna On 3aIA E3e2astotsE With
die Rreatscnt--The Sesnnes Trial
The Appropriation Btll-Pctltsons foT
Removal Of Tax On lron-11sttnlatts
for western I1aFbor*.
.r..., r,os,, ,tch m thn Ehfrsru Tribunal

n
Taad, Stevens, upon heinc asked l'st evening II
he intended 10 vote sor The admission o. tenue'see'
promptly replied ses, ana gave tne y ~.
iu,p,r>s,on wou,d bc created throughout tho conn.
try ,hat he happy relations between Frc>ideut
John.on and uy1esf had been disturbed. Therefore
have determined to sote for The admission CT
Tennessee
This e.sninr's Star aa!s: It Il rcpa'tcd that INC
Government tAs decided not to hKans Aapnae4
Semmes, Of the Confederate steamer Aiansms, Io
trial, having come to the conclusion ih3 n1s paos
and the surrender Of Johu.ton TO Sherman va
Wild shonld this be the case. he vii probaps %
speedily released ~
Cen. Echenck to-day succeeded in having inco1-
pornfed In !he appropriation hill resolution Pro
| v,1tng 1900 for The e.ethon II West Point q
o. rebea runs she nalnes Of battles ~ wh'eh the5
were captured. The immediate necessity for this
special appropriation WIS caueed by Chlef Enstnetl
, 1866-03-06

Mr.. John Vabwort, Of AuFelins, Hlehiga7. writes
"Afser suffering from hard rscLtng coneh until
VAS thought past All cure. tried 1sJnss KIpectoraut
sfter using two bottles Of which found myself WELL
tough ind hcar.y."
, 1866-03-06

- ssfd In chicago By &tssrs. FULLER. s''
sns1 Wr1IrE: r. Lol:D SMITH; r .sct'
&ssnrnEHAMs VAN st'r' y. HooKEE
o.
, 1866-03-06

Rev. Or. bowling. Of Few York Cty, writes, May
"a, 1ss3:
'sMy eonhdsncc IN the great ralue Of JaSncs Expec-
gornnt Increases every year. have long rse 1t IN ny
own family, and nerer h'tf to recommend It to the
families Of 1ry congrt sstiou a. the best remedy
Know Of for Coushs and Colds and 1nc3pfcnt co3s1n
III
, 1866-03-06

Mr. Preston O. Ewl1 Z, Of LAcons. Basrtson county,
Ohio, wri1e4.
"Eoe tbsce years Vas 50 seriously af1icted with
bronchitis that obliged to sct!1lr!s tbs busl
nesE Of teaching vocal music. The brst physicians
being unable TO reeYe me- tried Dt. Jayncts Expec-
toFaLl aud uoH lid my thfoat entEIiS Gle cf my
disease,
, 1866-03-06

Especial Despatch to the Chfcaso TE1bnre.1
MILWAUKEE, March $.
Tie Fcnian C1rc1e Of this city had large meeting
vrtt.1.]ay afternoon. Excitement ran high and
speehet were very su1llke. Over $500 In 1rssh He
poHic bords were eold on The tpot. Another meet.
ipc will be held ThursdaF evening next.
, 1866-03-06

Here f8 e0Fne q sIic tTI1ent9:
3fr. Lemncl Pium1ey. OF Gar, Lancaster county.
ra., writes, April 70. ls!l:
srast of last winter was laid up With seEere at
lack Of Bronchitis. bnt In Justice to 1ayres E1pecto
rant lmust eAy Tint after using The second bottle Of
the disease sntir II LEFT mT throat and have s1ncc
had 10 return Of It."
, 1866-03-06

Mr.. E c. g. E1okens, Justice OF the Peace At u1lin,
Pulaski county. ILL.,. writes March. 1861:
s.Ou the lth Of February LAST, eoc 81 mine. aged
seyenieen yc11s. %,as attacked With rinHrisY- Hls
breathing was 1abo13ous. 5aektEE Psasa! eSnSa a.
iendi5S from he arm:plt 70 ,ne Tass, on the 1tsat
diats}y admristc1ed neat1y thsee tra1espoontns Of
1nn eppplisd jssnes L1aiment p
led in n!teen mtautea he vnmlted. and vas aftef
WnIds ealy tof two hours The pain u The 1e return.
.saln us.I lie [inlntnt, which Afforded him tnstsut
afief On The morning. Of the lib he was
ttn1r viii INC Expectotsar, the disease was eatse1y
btoKts up 10 day two and he va sble TO Eo ao2n;
anrse attacks 81 FieoE,sJ and similar Lung coupasnt
rs i,rnv the winter IN this section Of tho country.
a1x ,nsxs Town here facts and At ,.e zane tint
e1p Is my entire eontdsnee' IN the 'Htae o1 Int rene
, 1866-03-06

<&[I1t E1U4JUN.VI12vV3TE11gdkU Z
! 10 al,e Order.
NJ T0nE. March 5.--Une hundred and twenty
,bo15an1 oollarE worth Of bonds Of the Irish Re-
DubNc az said to baEc becu sold at the monster
Tci.an meeting here yesterday. Resolalton+ were
Da sed c41Iip. upon the Government 10 accord the
III bcshcerenf Tights, and confemrtne the United
at1e. Consul nj Queenstown iar not interfering to
psru1e ihc rcleaFc Of C1pt. Net:afetty.
n most cf the EGtholtc Churches the prie-t. yes
tcrrav denounced the movement as 1frcljeiou~. in
StJDsidsc.'s church 4 young man in the congrc.e-
tic@ ESse and protested against the Archblsloq's
letter an3 We approved BY the songregattont who
REUSED = eject The dts'usteE In smother chussh
10 dong, 80 he did bis duty, hut be believed the
Fenlans iers great order and we're engaged in a
good calte.
, 1866-03-06
FROM NASHVILLE.

Guerilla OntFaCcA In Tcnncs%ee-Facts
About t1.c OFT Fr-tnnn of T~nnet%ec-
Franchise t1l Davidson ConfatJ-an
Apparent Syy3ndae-tspvernmen f'1s-
pIoyes Voting Against tie Union Cam
il{dA&ch.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-02-14
Reputation Established!

.Fxf's. y. n. .fiJen is tratiy
a. public boneI0Ctrcss, and
her aU0ndcrfuI success is
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and her discoveries hGVe
gone abroad, and TO- day
she is in her lime the ISsrg-
est manufactures ia the
aCOriGi.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and Otd age are
alike bcneGted by the use of
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Hair ResfOrer and Hair
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ly sSp0M the roots Of the
hair, causing luIuriGnE
gr0aCth and beauty. Your
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cd to its natural COlOr and
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PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-02-14
W | \ Il L A n ID ,

FARM and FIrir LANDS. In a mild ami
beautiful climate. Thirty miles south Of Philnlel-
rhia by Railroad in New jersey Oh the same line
OF latitude as Baltimore, Mi.
The soil is rich and productive, varying from a
clay to sandy loan. suitable for Wheat Grass,
Corn. Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables Til, is a
great fruit country. Five hundred VINEYARDS and
Orchards have been planted ont by experienced
f1t-growerS. Grapes, Peaches Pears. &C.. pro-
duce immense profits. Vimcand is already q, ne of
the most beautiful places in the United States
The entire territory, consisting Of fifty square
miles OF land is laid out upon general savtcm Ot
improvements. The land is only sold to actual
settlers with provision for public adurument. The
place. on account OF its great beauty as well as
other advantages, has become the resort of taste
1t has increased five thousand people within the
past three wears. Churches. Stores Schools, Aca-
denies, Societies Of Art and Learning aud other
elements Of refinement and culture have been i'll
PRODUCED Hundreds of people are constantly
scltlinS. Hundreds of new houses are being con-
srracrd. Price Of Farm land, twenty acre lots
aud upN ard, 80 per acre. Five and ten acre aud
Village lots for sale.
fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this dis
trict than in any other locality north Of Norfolk
Va. Improved places Tor sale.
Openings of all kinds of business. Lumber
Yards, Manufactures, Foundres, Stores and the
like; and Steam Power, with room, can he rented.
For persons who desire mild winters a hcalthful
climate and good suil, in country beautifully
Improved, Astounding III fruits, ami possessing ali
other social privil yes, in the heart OF civilization,
II is worthy of visit.
Letters answered and the Vineand Rural.
pape giving full information, and containing Re-
ports Of Scion Robinson, sent to applicants.
Address CHAS X. LANDIS Nlncland p. O.,
Landis Township, New Jersey.
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Elitor OF the Tribune: 1t is one of the most ex-
tcnsivc fertile tracts, in almost level position
aud suitable condition for pleasant farming that
We know of this side Of the Western Prairies
Nov. 3, 1865. 33:Gm