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, 1866-02-24

Of Gee as Major tn the rebel sny, and IN chssge
Of the prisop nt salisbury. where len tho1sani
prteone1s were confined. who were entitled to good
treatment but he lett them In e. condition OF ex-
A1cme want and suffering. and did txllfully and
naco1=ly and In violation OF the Laws Of CIVILIZED
warfare, fill 10 provide them with shelter, good
death to the number OF about LOO a month. from
dlsease. starvation and exposure, fot which WEpn;s
Gee is accountable
pstsocer. At Salisbury were starving sick aud dying,
and sEDdsy citizens offered TO relieve. 70 fone de-
esee. .her wants, Ger did eowardiy, and II yio!a-
tiDn Of the sles of civilized Nr1fa1c. prohlhlt the
said citizens from exercising deeds Of charity and
The second charge is murder In violation Of the
J.we Of wAz The fr7t specification sets forth thai
when there was a slight disturbance In prison.
caused bT staryntton. In which bat small nunoe1
Of prisoner: pa1tsgpssra Gee, II violation q r.
pr1son quart to fire uphn the mass Of prisoners ndts
mlDaelg, and further ordered pieces Of artillery
70 Be lo1dsa %th e ap ion ana ono loaded With
err. by which. ten. who Wcrc sleeping In their
tsnte. and many othtFt, were wounded and eome
died OF their wounds.
The second epecatcation sets forth that Gee did
tnaic!casay otoer guard to Ere II and XII Lent-
John Daps; q ,he 135th New York
aealoas 1T fo!.h 1sspesa1eiy he Eillns of pas
II il md that the evidence sutta.Ds The charges
Bnd specifications, aud that n11ny other Rcis Of
cruelty Will be developed rs the trial progresses.
Republican Caucus-E1ccutivc Conn
ln5ttec Of Ono from each Stale Ap-
posnted-JheT Adjourn in Excellent
FeelinEs etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttfbune.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. -.
The caucus Of the Republican members. held To-
| night at the capitol, after iun Interchange o'
opinions The state Of public atazt ind inter- sp-
pointing an Executive Committee Of one from each
State having Union representative IN Congress,
whose duty It khonld be to appoint enh-commir.
Ire Of seven to circulate Information A. 10 public
aait, parted in e1ceileul te.ltus. The discussion
while II indicated desperation 10 treat the prrsi
dent With all pfopriety and kindncss, betrayed no
symptoms Of surrender Of principles, nor any oi
The rights Of the legislative branch Of 1he Govern
uacnt. No other action was had
Seuator sherman has the floor ior Monday, and
ni1l SPEAK In EaroE Of the nousc concurrent reso4
tton affirming the views Of Congress concerning the
| admission Of Southern members.
, 1866-02-24

General Grnns in New York--Exccu-
t10n Of a Murdefrr-:eutenceo or An.
other Murderer. dc.
new YoEK. Feb. 22.-jener4l Grant r. passing
the day 1n frscEsed manner VI the hou-e or A. Il.
ttewar., Esq. lie will leasc for Washington To-
r1ot7u".
JOHN Pearson. who numbered Walter Gregory,
In the town Of Walkil!. Osanet couriy On The aiih
Of Msl September, Was executed Ut Gofhen 10 day.
Tie jpr, IN the Cure of John GahtlL for The 1pur.
der oi Policeman turyta, returned q verdict o!
murder III ti.e rtcond deert-c. jndgc kua+eu sec.
fenced the prisoner Ut once 10 imprisonment ut Slug
S1ug iof He.
Frydcr1ck o. Mende, formerif 4 clerk In the en-.
rloy OF Kcut hrus., and Who. about year slnc=.
tubcxzled So tAa pleaded fnilts ot grand larceny
sns, fu.ft NIL
, 1866-02-24

give cordial support 10 the nd
r1i,Iarratiou. Eesctnllons Scra adopted
declaring that tht Freedmen. D11cau ELL wos both
nnxE, Sud Unconstitutional and thanking the
President Tor his veto Of the bill; that the right 10
fx the rtatus Of the inhabitants Of State otlonys
OK right to the state aud that as tuete Is dtspos
tIqu 10 treat the freedmen in Kentucky with Etnd-
ness, the President he requested to rcuaove the
Ffycdnen's Bureau ftom the state; that the ta1a-
srseutnison ii Congress, Ia Incompatible
Win TT edom. and that The rehts oeststes are Of
psr4mt unit importance; expFesstns The utmo.t con
tie wa1roeft thanks Of The meeting for 'he noble
AID list he had taten. Speeches were made BY
Ex Cor. Helm. Judge Bullock, ffon. Thomas Crlt-
T ui1en. and QthCrS.
, 1866-02-24

Nesysffeu. Mcxlco--Grcat Public a1ect-
nw at San FrnnciAco to Deaounce
Andrew Jo}ln~on'x Veto Message.
FAN FRANCISCO. Feb. aa3.-T1e eteaEner Colorado
with NrN York Gates to the 1st, has arrived.
Aisxatlfn dates to the fifteenth are re-
ceivetl. Tint port WAS oprnca by Imperial d..
crce AIyfce% fpdlcate th1t Maxlmlllan's prospect.
are still deprecia.ipg. The Consul Of The Mexican
Republic flse rctetvrl nlsice. from Juarez at Ell
Iazo, dated the 31h Of Jnnuary, representing affairs
aE srry rromi-ing, The Imper.alts.a are foItfylnc
irs 10 II Pa!o+
Col. Hawkins addressed one Of the argest meet,
iurs ey. held here ast night. The sentiment thai
it Pre>fdeu: Iohn.on7a rec-nt actfnr has heen cor
rrctly reported By telegraph, he was unit fo1 Che
Magistrate Of tie United States, was greeted b.
long. continued nrptun.e.
Gov. Low. 10 Introducing Col. Hawkins, IN the
course Of h,t address said Of fhe Presidents veto
that he felt It 10 be source OF anxiety and alarm
poans to Andrew johnson. THIS sentiment wat
a1so greeted With longcoutinued applsuse.
, 1866-02-24

committee IN the c4se. lie E1ated that the commit
1ee Gid nothnr in the case different from what they
bhd doIe In many other cases before them.
The rrco1d WIS here produced, from which Il ~.
peaIE TINT there II no record Of yoie xaroe OF
Ihe sitting member on February LII when surh
vote l. Stated 10 have heep takeu.
Mr. ShELlABARGER. member OF tho COM
u1lttee. sa1d that cote Sas taken which deciarcd
TINT The sitting member Nj. yoorhses) WAS entt.
tied to hi. sea: but It IVES undestood that it WAS
not 10 be final vote,
Mt. VOORHEES, raid the clerk to the committee
had urr9eeted 10 record their action.
W. uAN rs Irfumed bis argument, md con.
tended :hA1 the fraudulent votes In Mr. Foofhees'
legal majori.y.
The House then yoted By Is yras asatnst 80 nays
that Mr. VOORHEES, was not ent1ttd to hi: seat; aud
by s. Jeas aEalnst 36 nays that HI. Wa:hb1rn was
entitled 10 H. Several member voted that neither
Was c1t1fsd 10 t.
Nj. STEVENS Introduced bin to fecurc the
speedy construction Of the southern hr1nch OF the
Iacitc Railroad and Telegraph. 1t was referred to
the select committee on lllaf subject.
Nj. STESEAo ALTO introduced btu to define
more particularly the tenure OF civil officers, which
nef reicErtd to the Judiciary Comru1t'e e.
The House then adjourned until TO morrow.
, 1866-02-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Con,mittal Of fMurderers-Newton Katc.
man-Ssate eS.1pertlIteulent.' National
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co., dc.
Especial Despatch to tho Chfcaco Trlbuue.1
SrNySaF1E1n, Feb. -.
The preliminary examination Of John Hall and
Joacrh Robbins, charged with beng engaged in
the murder Of Henry Aho!:7, In this city on the
night Of The 1eth OF January last, was concluded
to-day The evidence, though ctrcum.tantlal, IL
very *troug. Tie accused we're rcmanded 10 jail
TO await tr.ai for murdee At the nest term Of The
Circuit Cou1t.
Hon. Newton Dateman, State Superintendent o'
Public Instruction, arrived Ia this city from Wash-
'ns,ou this morning. where he has bcrn IN attend
anee on the. ssntc Snpcs1ntcnd, ,ni.' Convention.
The Convention presented memorial to CouyEcs-
for the establishment OF National uureau OF EIu-
CATION 4 bill Tor The establishment or the same
has passed The kecoud rcaclng In tho House and
has bccn Tr1sHed to committee, the chaiElau ol
which IS Mr.. Garfield, or Ohio.
certificate Of tue Organization Of the Empire
Petroleum Company. Of lite I-Iant, Cook county.
capital sleek <loo 00 wa, filed in flle Secretary Of
Statr'e Office TO day.
Frederick Douglass will lcctura In the Represent
atlyce' UAIl In this city tomorrow night
, 1866-02-24
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPOND
ESCE.

The nfoRh-I1r. Sctrnrd Refuses
TO ESecu.1ltze The Ec~.s.I a. tile Shvfl-
nnd0nh+ bul ln~istH that Ii H. the
BFttlhh ~ea KinE,
NEW IoRk. F-b. eJ.-~The maspiug papers coa.
tain further correspondence between The United
stac. snd the Br1tt.h ioreiep oslcere. respecting
The shtnAndoah. Mt. Seward 1en.e. 10 recognize
The st.rrl ihe Sntnandoa6. asserting tkat ehc
wa. never other than the ftntis, Fegi-tered ship
sea ktn:. lie %han'ls declares thaf he did not ssk
for pro.~et!nt. 10 be taken for The condefn naton
Of The ship, because the course which the British
Govesnueat i4as heretofore pursued In teeasd 10
our applications for justice t1eh NJ to dsconr-
a-t. paEt. IN expectation Of tucfl d!sp.}s-
ton Of Tue er*eL adding that the United States
crl.t her nov simply auc exclusively Epon the
prudential consideration tAat, the ycssrl being
given into our posee--ton- che Will not
again depart trnm Briltsh ~ac:s III a
hostile character. Al alldaviI hy one OF the crew
Of the Shenandoah showing hoW the Brin.h pr
tion OF tue psale ertW Permitted to clpc
having !,ecn ld before Lord Clarendon, .,y MInls.
ter Adan., the jri,i-h Foreign Secretary observed
tlIAt there were some mliters contained III this
affidavit upon nhleh INT Government Inicht poesi-
bly, iuuna prutecuuons. If evidence were furnished
tlCm.
Sir Adam. r,:5oined that will their previous rx-
peHicucc OF English pEoeecuflOut he could moi pre-
fnmc 10 ras 1hai thu United Stase. Gose1nmtn,
would he willing 10 take thi- colrse.
The tnfifc correspondence j. summed up hS the
London prrss OF m ir1t1hnC ctlata-ter, placin.
The qucstiun III lese Tat1sfactofy po-ton than
, 1866-02-24
$G5 REWARD,
CHAS. ToBEY g. BRo..

nISSOLCTION OF CO-PART-
/ 1fEEESn1P--f fhe eo-rartuesship heretofore exist
tnG between tht subscribers. Under The qr1Q pu. OF
, 1866-02-24
FROM MEMPHIS.

Terrible Trngedy--Keported Duel In
MIssfsHfppt--A Negro SIlpt tY a KSy--
xEaalilD"tan'x neutrality-suspicious.
yeto--Hvea11er. DC.
, 1866-02-24
4ffn&Nf1Q.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. aa-The Military Committee
prcscnl,d a report On the plan submitted by Gen,
Sweeney. After being thoroughly discussed, II was
upan,uously adopted, tic DELEGATES present p!eae.
dollar and Iakt man. statcments Of men md arms
At tho cnmmanil Of each tfrc1c a1e noe being re-
ceised and money Is ran,dy flowing Into the ,Eeas-
, 1866-02-24

Proceedings OF tho Kunsaa Legislature.
Especial Dcspatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bune.l
TOPEKA, Feb. -
The scnste passed the following hills: An act to
amend m act entitled an :ct relating 10 counues
AID county officers; 10 credit counties With certain
taxes TO provide for the Issuing Of bonds: to ena-
bic school Districts in The arate OF Kansas to issue
bouds, and for other purposes; to incorporate Ma
sonic lodges proy1ding for The Issue and negoia-
ton Of bonds to aid in the construction at peni-
tsntia1y The House passed = bills IN the forenoon
session, mostly Of local character. The afternoon
vas spent On the appropriation bill.
The weather Is Warm and fauv.
, 1866-02-24
RAILROAD ROBBERS.

Arre4t Of tsyo men who had Stolen
100000 worth uf Gos,<ls.
NEw yuEl:, Feb. s3-On Thursday night ofdcef
sehoop: Q: liuralo. arrested Geo Wallace and Alex
anhrr Foneil for rohaing the Eric ltallWay. Nal@
Lace una i,o"e!l have been engaged for two year,
1asen IN thai time x1Ua,'s} worth o, rood., a
1Argt quAnhty oi Etolea eoode was recovered. The
1inn 'o''e@ta W hs rVSts1r ws~ TO eptes tn cats
1ralu ef tho ttaunn. contcdta,ct betnr neur 10 70
cure the property The arrested par.jes are Old Of.
tenders. lafip. etz1cd term Ii siote Prison for
burglary.
, 1866-02-24
FROM MADISON.

snow Storm-ItctuTn Of Solticrs--au-
posutment-IfcsOfutfo lndofs1nG
the i cafUn Of Congress.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttoune.l
MAu1soH, Feb. Is.
About e1x inches ofenow TELL here LAST night and
this forenoon, drifting somewhat. but not enough
to seoEsly interfere with the running al tsa;ns On
the several taflrpads.
The remaining four companies Of tbe 4sth zee!-
ment, B, D, F, aud /, under the command Of
utu1. CoI &. Ii. Butt arrived hesc LAST night lfom
Leare1wor,h and the plains, ior tanal discharge
, 1866-02-24
FROM Dwight,

Bridge Carried Asvnr-A Han Dlugcr-
uusfy Injured, &c.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trbune.}
DWIGHT, Feb. g.
4 bridge on the Alton i C4icaco Rnilruia, near
Wilmington, was carried uWay this morning By
The gatEermg Hood. The Passenger tsain due here At
noon, Wa. many hours behind in consequence.
German named label, notn Bloomington, WAS
dangerously injured in unloading heavy tinbers for
repairing safd bridge.
Much damage Is expected from the rain npd the
melting enow.
Lk1En.-The rain has ceased. but it is threat
, 1866-02-24
STEAMER BURNED.


Fifteen LfVcs LO*t-Efoat and EaFE0
Completely Destroyed.
iu7snrEGH, Feb. 23,-The Winchester len
rt'ebus1,h, on her rst trip Friday last for Par.
hcr-burrh. End wa- rttuEnins. frciEh1eo with hay
Aui pi. WHEN nehs]y opposlte East Liverpool, Ohio.
aftou four O'clock in tue murolnG. "a, discovered
to be nre. The buat aas immediately run ashore
a1d made Eati. The Gre s1anad zapidly The pAs-
srn.err could only escape the aanes b5 jumping
iuio the river some cared them.el, br c1iaein:
TO empty barrels aud fragments 0: the srsseL
S,hs1e were picked up BY sktds from tne shore.
+lamrs Alver Ind wife, Of Ohio: M1e Sheets md
family, f.c tet.our uanct Van Meter, Nj. raecar
md Geo. Young, Of Pcnn. The Gre Is +lppo.ed to
Tue Winchester Has valned ut <sa.ts0; ttsurrd Ios
rIldIl -
, 1866-02-24
NUMBER 265.

! would deem It improper and .ntstnleyons IN ten
dency to re-oke the order or the suppression OF the
ttaeh1uuIa kaQ1daxT 1T thts time.
L. S. GRANT, Lfelt~ General
Upon receiving this reply Pollard funcdt.
stely repaired to the Ebbitt HCusc, and
thence addressed a note to tie President,
dated February II. The note Is in tho natu.
OF pledge, aud runs thus: tsIt the prblica-
tion OF the Examiner shall be per-
mitted, I solemnly pledge my honor
that It shall be devoted to the support Of the
Union, the Constitution, and the law, and that
journal will continue heartily to support tho
Presidents policy"
Mr. Pollard called aRain on 1Ir. Johuson
and presented the note, accompanyfn. It with
the most positive asseyerations Of good and
loyal PURPOSES in the future. The President
Directed that Pollard be permitted, upon the
promises he had given, to resume the publica-
tion of the Examiner,
, 1866-02-24

Big Snow Storm-Ikaiirond Accident.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ts1bune,1
JASEsFlLLk, Wis. Feb 70,
During last night and Today We bad the heaviest
fail of snow Of the reason. It lies about loot deep
and Is very heavy and damp. The vrnsuer Is mild.
In consequence OF the accident list night nt the
n1ank road on the Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail
Hnv by which the entire traln was thrown from the
track, no train has arrived from chfesgo to-day. hut
the track hss been cleared. and stus are now pass
, 1866-02-24

NEWARK. y. j., Feb. &1-1hc o'clock through
tur dctainrd by foe this morning. mn into = wood
11asn wbich VA switching ae1ots the tsaek oat q
lime at East ScWard. The !ocom9uss1 Wcse both
% were nadiy smashed. Three brakcmsn were tefa-
sa.y injured. haytng bot IT, s,sl ,soskdnEls
naly. The Washington and Other trains were de-
lAyed several hepf1.
, 1866-02-24

Burngu" Of DeIancy's Mill md Dlstil-
IerJ Mt Reno.
Especial Despatch 10 lhe chicago Tfibuue.]
PEnC, III , Feb. q.
The aIul and Dist1l1erv OF l.. 4 n. Delaney wen,
entirely destroyed by fro Ibis morning, the fire
helng discovered about 3 o'clock. The loss ,s
about $50 0Cp, with no insurance. The fire fs sup
posed to have been tue work Of an 1neeudIasy.
, 1866-02-24

ErrraI0, Feb. GA .e1tops fire occurred At
Seneca Falls last Wednesday night. 4 originated In
tic photograph rooms Of Ia,ld & Clark, and ex-
the tra,fenee ot H. Lester. consuming dozen DIFF
!tzent cdilret. slores, chops and other places Of
Gusiness. LOSS estimated 1T S1H,MO
, 1866-02-24

NEW FonK, Feb. :sl>-Deapatchea from Wash
ingtou sny It It stated that the Why's and Means
Committee are hrorahly considering proposition
manufactured article, 1t ts thoneht this mode Of
taxation will prevent many aud considerable frnud1
rppr tho revenue.
, 1866-02-24
Beadle'S MONTHLY,
FOR MARCH,

TAnLEDF CONTENTS.
THE sEDW; i Pnn. ILLUSTRATED.
NORTHWEST PASSAGE bf LAND: WINTER N
THE Woon GREEF COUNTY,. I11EsrRArKD.
THE IFAp LkTtER. SxR1AL, ILLUSTRATED.
A9sAS ASSINS AMI THEIR WORK; CHARLOTTE Cor.
DAT.
MAD MIGHT 4 STORY. Pact II,
THREE DAYS AMONG TnE OIL WELLS.
THE BAROMETER; I1s CoAs1urc13os 1SD CaEs.
TL1rsIRAfEp.
Uncle RoDEEICK's SRENoS; sTpxr.
FINGER RINGS; TuKta HlsToa1, SIsCc7c1r, ETC.
ILLUSTRATED.
TOM III AXE; A roKN.
THE C0xv1f.1'S WIFE: A aroET.
OUR MES>. EAxF I:KslSsscEscEs.
WHO STOLE THE SPOONS; a SToRY.
NJ ROYAL PElzE; 4 Poxy.
POPULAR PEOPLE" PHOTOGRAPHED.
TO-DAY; Aa IT IS II FAsH1oSAnLx CIncL1s.
CURRENT NOTES; Os EooKs. FK1soxH, ETC.
n Sold By I'll Sews4ealtrs aad Booksellers.
Pr1ce - GEMS Ter nunher; OF $500 per Ssas.
BE.tDLEA l. COMPANY, Publishers,
n2l7 11S William ST., New York.
, 1866-02-24

New YoRK, Feb aS.~-TLe steamer Atlantic, the
pionear of the North American Lloyd Steamship
tonrany, fniled yesterday for nrencn. The steam
ess ol shs Inc viii peroIm regular tortutshtiy ser
pttG hrrenffcr,
, 1866-02-24
Nctu annRrti8t1uf11ta.

&c. Ii. SCKlVEA * Coz AdvcFssias
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, are authorized
Agents to receive advertisements for the TIT.
hung, aua nil olher leading p&peFN through.
out the Enited Suites and Ennata.
, 1866-02-24

NEASONIC.-There will be a Spe-
l1t. cls1 Convocaston Of Lafayette Chapter No. :
i. ~, this tsATgtsDASl sreains. 4 sae aasontc
gree. All ARE cordially invited to 7tteud. Monday
evening {Re:uiaE} Work on r. u; and y. + u. DC
Etee+. T. n. IuEhEE.
pi67 Secretary.
, 1866-02-24
Court Martial in North Caroftna-Ters
rthte Record Against the Prisoner.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1Y36une-1
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS
Ads1tes from Raleigh, y. c., state that court
martial IL IN session there fofhe trial Of ]. Il Gee,
Late Major in the rebel service The charges and
specifications are these: The frst Charge is sioa-
tloD OF the lawe and customs Of war The hErt
speudea1ion kets forth at length the Official position
, 1866-02-24

DESIRE BOARD


1astaIlments Of Pension collected 1T the Chicago
Per sion Agency at reasonable Tntes AIlo Pensions
ountfs 1ize Money and Daieefs' certteatss e Of non
ecured with diligence. Address JAS. WEIGH.
agent National War Claim Association, 03 Washing
frn.,t 'hfrarn III MS
, 1866-02-24
FARMS FOR SALE.-Do YOU

L want good Farm? Can selt yor ba:satus la
prices for rash credit 10 su1 Lave some superior
stock afn.s and sone part tln5e the wood OF which
and p!nw isnd seAt nothing. JOHN IT. ".HEDESREEG.
~ Lombard Block, Q!tS
, 1866-02-24

4 RMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING Co4M1ssAH1,
MILITARY DIy1sIox OF THE TkSNr<xr.t
NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb. Il, 1bdd,
Sealed Proposals, which must b6 IN du2l1cat- With
cspE OF thta ath sttsenen1 attached EAeh. WILL ee
ssf 5 + p, 1 oes NC nn t. oSoG M m y
and marketable 9eailty 10 oauat propatttons Of ore
npd Lind quarter nleat necks, shauA3 and Sdacy tsl-
low to BE- Tor Issue t? the troops aod ota
suptled 6t 1ec tose:nsent win Iatlon* q ihs tol
A,lanta ard Ai,con. Ca; Nashvlic. Caatiasooza.
Tenn Huntsville, Ala. End At Ill posts drawing sup
plies ffom the abo%enancd posG. Contract to be IN
!4tce six Months commencing IN The LIT day Of Aptl
such less lime he Coumissary G.leTs oe Sops,ss-
euct nnT direct The ntcks OF the Clikt slaughtered
fur hscl 70 be cut OF the fourth EcEscbFas on
the breast trimmed doHa. The spanks Of 6ro quar-.
knee Joint snd OF hind qsar1er- from Ix 70 eghr inch
~ above the R0nlhte3 os hock joint
thEment will By: ma1c monthly. or ~ earfy thefeat
teF ~ tends may be ftceTt0 therefor: and IN such
+ ps;a1e 5lds viii be fscs1ed or eaen of sic above
posts. Or one bid rusy luclofe them al.
Nc bids viii h. received lrnm pefADs who come un
der the exceptions Of the Prrslacnrs Amnesty Yoea
rested eithtr directly ur Indirectly ~ ee!se: u:1s
they can prt1uce The paldon Of the Freslac1s. hts
from all nfhet Persons under said Proclamation m1tt
BE- accompanied BY the amnes!y oath.
Proposals FAUST be accompanied ey rtopes =uat7r.
nconEncs i awarded tasy VII, enter bo1ds for Tic
faithful ttlllmeht af the cu-ifact-
1he un9er.:nea reseEses to reject anJ and
irJorfe q envelopes 'Proposals ter Fresh Beef and
address the same 70 the Undersigned.
Mp. SMALL Bss. Gul. and C:s,
G2in1191et Nashville. ftun.
, 1866-02-24

Rks0{ced, Thai honestly cou!ettinc our past de-
inquenues, re hereby declare It to Be our purpose
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I n European news eomes only, by mail.
A Vienna paper. states that the youne
Prince imperial OF France and the
daughter Of the Crown Prince or Prussia
are % be betrothed in bonds of Marriage.
Another paperof the same capital states
that the Pope Is ia, surrenderall his pres.
ent dominiOns, reserving only the Vati-
can and st. Peters, and receive III return
Venetia. The cholera is stated to be
making great rayAgs in Nerttern Aus
tria. The country around the battle field
or 6adowa - almost depopulated Of in
hAhitnx,tai@ eEHa oaU 3t1H - WIN -
BY the explosion ofa saw and planning
mill - Albany, n. r., list Wednesday,
si1tseaand probably more persons were
!. killsd, and several ots,eRs badly injured.
RI A. hst advicss, tho aalieAnfmyof Bra,
I'll. Uruguay and the Argentine Repue-
lie was stfll being held IN swamp by
the Pafa9,iayans, and the small pox had
broken out aAbng the allied army.
" Various essayists have deplOrcd the
fact that we have no, comic Journal In
America. There is no longer any need
ofOne. We have a comic President
and his speeches cnliven the columns
of the daily papsrB., 1Hdl sataa>. -ge]
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

~ 1AWe wish tp cafl the Attention 81
our readers 70 she necessity Of Keeping
stock in good coaditiOn, aasths,best pre-
yentiye Of disese, And we vhb. 10 speak
particularly now about Sloan'g Improve
ca Cohdfidn Powiers, the great stand.
ard horse and Cattle Ameditinei Of tlfis
COUNTRY, We feel. perfectlysae in say
ing, that II SloAp's Condition Powder
had been known and, used, in, England
] where che cattle plague has recently
held it, .oarhisaly would NOS l1aSe been
one tenth part the, fatality . that there
fact that Btoah' 3 Condition Powders have
always given entire satisfSctioh to far
smen and stock raisens wli1chuSn6 other
preparation can DO Or clsiMs - do. No
farmer should be put off with = alhsti-
stftute, bat ihslstbn getting the genuine
Sloan's Condition Powdefs, which are
kDowQ1 and reliable. We say to all buy
and use Sloan's Condition Powders and
you win always have sound and
healthy stock. Eagse, VIE
juno 6th.e SCR "TGF31 9aIo' @E
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

A New Orleans dispatch says an agent
from China has made engagements 70
deliver 2O,OOO Chinese laborers there In
time for next years crop. 35ga tt y
The Canadians continue to be alarmed
sbssst N anticipated Fenian invasion,
A number Of suspicious nnen have been
getting on It stations along the Grand
Tronk Railway and scatteriDg them.
selves shout the towns, and they af0 be-
Aeved to b Fenian incsndiari0s. i,
A WashingtDn correspondent states on
whst ne cAllS good authority, that Pres
ident JohnaUn intends to release jeff.
Davis On pIrdle or bail II the 6uprsnne
Court fhil!s u try him q the October
term. e q aiso tspofted tha4 yeG.a Do
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

sdt TIPToN SIRUP ,EACroRYs-tI havorset
up my mill on the lot south Of Shearer's
gfist mill, Intending I'd Grind by steaap.
Cane grodEpkS wh6 k1eh- 20 OAc1rtain Of
, having their soane 1 worried fbefOre it
SPells, viii - we'll to oan roa.me soon,
ut the mill ..lr.Ts nc. HI PERRY,