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ttttie bet alien be'ttperten, etgtu bic "a empfptlts
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angaber s~tnatGbu wo,e,n; ts Iiegt AUD mar nidt
n bee ab'dt les 6tiineers, eaB &c burd, auette Rt-
tel, als tbrtn sptrlb INT ibtt rsreitniIi&er Giasr.
lbaittn, hh In ttt CUNT oie Su5liums trbalisu pRb
s%titii,geg tel.
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unit ~tenittse GGstuHil tarn man oui N~t'lanpsn bd
BEN nlelie,tnsieu S,rlr.tbs'A asttsu btieu,neu.
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Gasee'S e~aloper,Do

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III Orurt> Maid M.
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i'm Aua: bat. bic Saree ice g%etrduten. Gun Bcriut1
bantii mttt 'pigrt III ett uebeueugung flblsn, eaf Fe
tutu S~'elirsiter ebtpip gut Irtnu Mot beitI N, ella
irs,us cine onsefe. ec BEN Vgbiltum a~nsebolen pus.
etc III sus Ter attCn Spnsutas-S sGarauli, AlsiteB.
VpritL Suaet- cher tran3cienheIi uue r,ebletea
anss:H eueltanteu. Die eas elat ~ tssaiseH t~sipue.rs
afttluei kub, ~ taurntrgrsst.
Bees 81 p,s 8IsiGe, So rto Q sIai5sH
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OaHce'S
~SaHofariGeu. cetr Blut, Biutu.
Dances Saaaparutn- cbtr SIuts ptuot.
Dances Saiapariutn. co. Bla,s billie,
fantet S~aliaparueu. pot Flut- ptutu.
Sanet's SaNapariutu- pec Blui- ptueu.
p,tets Sanapattutu- ottr SIut-ytltu.
Sauces SaRapariueu- Oh. BIut- ftueu.
banlt'B SaNapaulen-,
Bianstn- cttr gint-yiuen
inn Htttntgen ees HluttSx
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In ecr sruii ure am Tebieu Sruf etplagi mar; hes
S6meri mar wabritetuIi8 etut iseISt bon llutetuis.
tstttn I'M Dilute. Dan tHptabl MIR bic Sante'idsn
Sadapdrlsn- cher elut,ptueu. une ibcn mad, eem
g,tgonts Der etfen GGa6i,l ptriamarb er Stmerl
saniltt aus Brat uni urm. 10 'eEo bic ytuta
itbr Nib III ibrtt Btttuul unb Wurt: tie tintm ST.
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saui, lie uur ppu dBtnten, bic In Zen !Stitinetr ause-
fuuetei fnb aut seaen oerilge man I'D, psnn e
patf ~ btm 9tGeEtbdmtr ol gtlen idba.
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StllIlGpt mo SpCetlten,
AspGtaten mno auitirratoren,
SenatCgeu ii. Disqualification
" anccf8
8 Il I II e ttlre
Eur srdttsun8, ESuIuEuna uuo RIirung tbttr en1t.
men 5eetauptn. ~it peTttH ~oitiflbtn unabtrtlotsa
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sew q. Dance,
VT. los, DaIttmcGttT., ga,t., Orb.
yTeIs 10 90. rrsS bahttl. 81 iar 3 S6abitln.
Ute D1atttIuitaHn man aud PIT ypit IuAeidjidt
%ttpalIen; tut bic tRytIut Sdapttl tsttl eas pcrtp
eltt eents-DssTith. eeu I Dtlrten iur spu Shab.
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Wiuc Ndmiliens Webisiu.

"tUS NuIltthtCu~ AStCDtftu.
Wis 5omtiten- Dieoibtn tit es has nUpttltt Sc Il
m'ttsl. peldss bic 98ett fenrt. DuD nsn pOn
ShmtrS;n ptsr UipiBlibteit beimBtladt cssr pon
entm b6sarii5tn sspen btoroht, 10 turttt ietn Ct
bIau6 raln ben gaitsnttn u ibaSt ea5 Ssii,nr Dor
A~nialtn. &tni8e W inuteu nah er aubeltp
cher tuneren &npenbuua c,S VI 10 a aettsf
ntrb Der orn ten petnt9enoittn q d. merSen,
& ramp en-. Nb tsmus Rerpcn.
web, 9t6t. Gen6er ID mttb talttm
Bttber, b6iem SalS, @@rtpps, Otpb b.
tberit, on8etto cher n I L II a
bslaIene pattent it6 ltidter u. pobitr fiDten.
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mtrtbs unb anOere, lpe!de tt bum p%siisoe!-
ten 8t9tnben mol men, no 81 ibipsr bait, ole Eienits
zines @rItes gu %erlau8eu, 1T U u b 10 a y . Jt a D
&etief unihGstar. SIS fam init Der %r0iitiotn
9eriidtrins aGbfaudt %ipercCn, bab eB IN alcit ,ydaen
quite Disnite Ieiiis. NO man W tbbeba8en pbsr
. d erltn ipitrt nter nj /
9r,ppe, GipbibtIie, tDitrt pa il,
tdl mrleiI Sulicn. Seiertetb
Sauen.Grit, unierlsibSs,
YuuBcn.. Ytb:rs II Nitttn.G ntIunouns.
poer NIT Salsbrdlne. SaIs nt5ineima,
Wtditlfttber pper NIT steuloiGie,
Noptpeb, Scbn-, S~brtnimmeraef,
peer init sereenhbti,
NidcniGmsrJ Reconnaissance,
0pfdiau, Abpltra gtoibu5
Rutr, 9aHopwneen,
S;u5ihaoen, graai4en II.
0rhmpfst
aesIaat 1T Tt. Nuiucneur9 BON x a b w q
Neabp ReIicf piro Dtd bon bieier geidnp.r.
ben In eer laltumf.sa 6crm blnnet Ell tJen Stunoea
furiren.
Wbtu M . NJ 8. - Dtsies ftuttrtbafts
llrbd bat ben oeidptdielteu gerjieu II. beliebielitn
9R,tt.ln sstrcgt. IS n am Sdipierigiien St bstau-
belu; aber R a b 10 10 Reabp WeItei tai
npd) Iiel8 REM Yetoeneert ~'ciortise Gtle htetuug psr
f6aft uno IN alien Sdaen pon atuttn, .%ent,ino' idtd
rbtr nerpDlem Rbeamaitsrus cine eaustnle SerIuyl
tsw,r.t (Set trcniitem Ebeumattsrrus u. Sid
ioaie 8aowae's Hetnt9 as.S II y
bas icsenannie 8snepattn9 &etoloent
nebcn btm U B D Nelte aebIlndlt perben.l
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
No. 1911
ACTE


PoURvoyANr A LA PROTECTION DIES IMMIGRANTs
Dams LETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
SECTION 1. Lie senat ct Ia chambre DIES re-
pr6sentants de lEtat de La Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent Toutes les
personnes dams les villes de PEtat aui ten
dront dies pensions pour y recevoir DIES immi-
grants, seront tenues de posseder, a Get effet,
ID licence drl marie de leur vile; Giles paieront
en- retour la somme de dix piastres par an ct
fourniront un cautionnement a La satisfaction
du maire, pour la somme de cinq cents pies
tres, repondant de leur bonnie conduite ct de
celle DIES agents ct courtiers auelles emploie-
ront. LIE marie pourra, sur cause sufhsante,
reyoquer cette Icence. Chaque proprietaire
de pension devra, SOUS peine de cinquante
piastres d'amende, aficher dams les chambres
de son Establishment, rusage du public, du-
ne maniere visible, en- langue allemande, hol-
landaise, franchise ct galoise, ct marquer, de
meme, sur les cartes gull aura ponr en- faire La
distribution, ainsi que lie requierent les arti-
cles suiyants un tariff DIES prix demandes
aux immigrants, par jour ct par semaine, pour
pension ct logement ct pour simples, repas.
uette carte portera le nom du proprietaire de
ietabhss oment, son numero, lie nom de Ia rue
on Y est situe Ce dit proprietaire, a Ia Nouyel-
ie-orieans, deposera cette liste au bureau dim
migration ct, dams toutes les autres villes, gu
bureau du maire ct de pagent d'immigration.
Tout proprietaire Establishment uui negli-
gera GU refusera daffcher ledit tariff des prix
gu davoir les cartes requises, tui exigera GU
| recevrn, gu iaissera recevoir, pour son benefice
on celui dautrui, des prix plus eleves que ceux
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aew rteaus Aaty Crescent eaay zarutng Spit a. 1895

les affaires d'immigration, a peine dune amen
de de cent piastres au MONS ct de trols cents
au maximum, don't les avocats de district on le
procureur general devront poursuiyre lie recou-
vrement au nom ct profit au de lEtat. Cette a.
mende sera verse; au tresor public.
SEC. T. D6cretent de plus: Ioutes les pelnes
eft confiscations prescrites par Get acte Sc
ront recouvrables au nom ct au profit de IEtat
ct employees de la maniere specitiee en- la pre-
c,idente section a moins quill men soft diffe-
remment ordonne par quelque disposition an
terieure.
Sec. s. DGcretent de plus LIE chef du bu-
reau dimmigraton anneXera a son rapport an
nuel h Ia legislature, un affidavit, SOUS SER
ment on affirmation, attestant Ia verit6 dudit
rapport, ct quill ma Ell aucun int6ret
direct ou indirect dams les affaires
immigrants dams aucune partie de lint6rieur,
on Quill ma fait on reeu, directement on indi-
rectement, aucun gain, profit on avantage, par
lie moyen d'acquisition de fournitures, d'adju-
dication de contrats, licences, privileges, on
d'emplois au service du bureau, CONNIE agent,
artisan, mannuvre on Ell toute autre capacite,
sous SO direction de chef du bureau.
Sec 8. Decretent de plus: Nul exploitant
rn cafe on salon pour lie debit de la biere, GU
uui vend, en- quantite quelconque, DIES bois-
sons spiritueuses on de la biere, obtlendra
de licence pour tenir une pension dlmm-
grants, ainsi que lie porte Ia premiere section
de Get acte. Lon ne pourra non plus tenir une
pension d'immigrants dams une batisse, dams
llne partie de laquelle on vend des iqueurs
spiritueuses ct de Ia biere
Sec 10. Decretent de plus: Get acte sortira
son effet IA partir de son adoption.
(Signe J j. b. ELAN,
Orateur inttrimaire de Ia Chambre DIES Repre-
sentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
acknowledgements ct President du Sc
nat.
Approuye lie 81 mars 1866.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme:
J. Fl. HARDY.
Secretaire dEtat.
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SALE DE LA. CHAMBRE Du SENAT,
Vendredi, l6 feyrier 1866.

FcIti6UI, 10 ICFIItI IOUU. J
LIE senat sassemble conformGment Il fajour-
nement.
Presents lhonorable Albert VOORHEES,, lieu
tenant-gouverneur ct president du senat dams
le fauteuil; MN. Abney, Armstrong, Brusle,
Burthe, Campbell, Duyignaud, Coco, Egan,
Ellis, Fellowes, Gibson, Gordon, Hough, Ka-
vanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan, Mum
day, Newton de jackson, Newton de More
house, Nelson, Poche, Scruggs, WEIGH Ell
Wileoxon- 26 sGnateurs
La priere est dite par lie reverend M. Walker,
de Feglise methodiste
LIE journal dhier est In ct approuw.
AVIS DUN BILL.
NJ. Gibson dome avis de son intention futu
re de presenter un bill pour encourager remi
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

FARMING lMFLEIM ENIS.
4 GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MILLER 81 SHAW,
MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
Plantation and Farming Implements
We call especial notice to our
REAPERs, MOWERS, AND THRESHERs
Being exclusive Agents for the sale of the celebrated
BALL REAPERs AND MOWERS
PITTS THREsHERs,
In the South prepared offer superior inducem ers
to the trade. As the supply will fall short of the der,and
orders should be sent in at
Our motto is BEST; our policy, CORRECT DEALING,
CASH SALES and SMALL PROFITS.
W. W. SHAW,
Memphis, Tenn
JAMES A. MILLER,
Louisville, Ky.
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Observation-Disclosures.

THE BLACK DIAMOND
COAL AND MINING COMPANY!
OF PITTSBURG, PA.
LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA
Capital $500, 600
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Drank NEWHALL,
CAMP STREET. .........

1A...........-.CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal Streets
Has hand and constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in ths North and in Europe large elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
limitations, Frssooes Csners. Psnnslng sstnary and
scenery.
Saloons HasA nd Public and Prvste Buildings finish ed in
the most exquisite manner and the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers called
Immense Stock Of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
extan which he dispose of at lew prices as any
establishment In the country,
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the succession OF the late r. H. RYRN, opened the
parish of St. Mary hereby notified them;
and all persons indebted to said requested to
make payment B. L. GIBSON, curator, 2S Camp street
New Orleans, La, April "a 1866
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10000 SHARES AT $40 PER SHARE.
Reserved d.

OMcers:
Presdent-NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER, Pittsburg.
Treasurer-CHARLEs sEIBERT, :.
secretary--CHRIsTIAN sEIBERT, :.
Superintendent of the Mines-LORENz HOFFMAN
Webster Penn.
General Business SUPPLEMENTARY BOSWELL PHIL
LIPS, Philadelphia
Nicholas Schneider, Christian Sebert,
T. Boswell Phillips, Charles seiben,
Lsrenz Hoffman. Joseph Reymann.
Philip Eichenlaub Joseph Seibert
Jocob DRESSED.
Principal ONCE, SO Water st.. PittsburG. Pa.
CAYCE, BEARD & CO., 81 SOUTH COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
Agents for the Southern States.
J. G. HUEY, ST., s3 Natchez street,
New Orleans Agent
OF circulars and all further information he obtained
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Fare, to and from the Lake same day, Is cents.
Passengers for GENTLY Station notify conductor
prior departure Of the train Fare Is way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent.
SPEED! ..COMFORT!....".
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TRANSPORTATION.

DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
l. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SUNDAY, April Is 1856 the trains this
road will leave follows:
FRoM THE CITY.
o'clock A. Horse Cars 5h O'Clock NJ Steam Train
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aoIesSeS d uh iBeHt, sans, au prealaDle, cure
entree en- arrangement ayec quelque personne
responsible pour agir en- capacit6 de son agent
on consignataire, conformement la nature du
| contrat constate par lie bulletin, on qui negli-
gera on manquera en- quelque maniere de rem
plir SEES engagements pour lie passage on lie
transport DIES bagages de Immigrant, on qui
delivrera DIES recus Ell blanc portant So sigma
ture, on permettra a u'autres personnes de Sc
servir de son nom pour faire lenrGgistre-
ment (booking), GU recevoir de Pargent pour
10 passage on lie transport dies bagages, toute
dite personne ainsi que ses completes dams la
violation des dispositions de Get acte seront
passibles dun emprisonnement de six mois au
noins, ct dun an an plus, en- la prison de
paroisse. Toute personne on societe qui rece-
yra de Iargent ainsi quill est dit ci-dessus,
pour lie passage des immigrants on pour lie
transport de lenrs bagages, sans avoir nj bu-
reau nj hcence, on qui refusera de laisser visi-
Ter son bureau on endroit de pesage, pendant
qun 8 y falt DIES affaires, GU refusera GU negG-
gera Gle fournlr une copie du bulletin, on qui
sengagera, soft par elle-m6me soft par ses
agents on courtiers, pour lie transport DIES i'm
migrants ct de leurs bagages, sans deli
yrer Immigrant une carte en- lano,,e
du pays de Get homme, Indignant lie prix
du passage ct du transport DIES bagages pour
les prlncipaux endroits sur La route que remi
grant veut parcourir; tout proprietaire, on
courier son service on courtier hcencie pour
immigrants seront dams ces cas-, purlis dun
emprlsonnement variant de trois a six mois
Les licences deliveries en- vertu de La presente
section seront reyoquees, pour cause sufiisan
tie, ct null ne pourra en- obtenir a moins quill ne
jouisse dune bonnie reputation, ct de Ia quahte
de citoyen des Etats-Unis.
SEC. 6. Decretent de plus: Aucune personne
ayant UNI Office du gouvernement DIES Etats-
Unis on de la Louisiana, gu dune de ses vii
les, on bien employee par lie bureau d'immigra-
ton ne pourra faire la place pour procurer DIES
pratiques aux enterprises de transport ct ne
pourra ayoir d'interet direct GU indirect dams
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
NIAtters at Washlngton.

WAsHlNOTON, July ~.
Aftet . mbs excited struggle tfis hfler-
noon, the House adopted Z whereas and
resolution intended 10 admit the Tennessee
Representatives.
When Mr.. Stevens voted aye there was
sn outburst OF laughter on all sides Of the
House.
The Speaker having directed the Clerk to
call hiF nnine, be voted aye.g Inee g
The Joint rcsolutlon was passed BY vote
OF 1876 TO IL.
The resolution comes up in the Senate to-
@E5Syl S, " aaa VII Ie Passfa q e., once y y, y
The Senators aud Representatives from Tep-
pessec will take their seats, Most OF them
are now IN Washington, u l.i.
The next important action of the House,
to-day, was the defeat of Mr.. Stevens res
0lutiOn giving tho presiding officer of each
House the power 10 call Congress together
IN the case Of any emergency. Itf.f
The President having sent the name Of
Henry Stanbery 10 the Senate for Attorney
General, it was taken up in Executive ses-
sion, to-day, aud referred 10 the Committee
on Jiidieiafy. n wHs charged, pending the
reference, that he ought TO be rejected on
the ground that he was the author of the
veto Of the Civil Rights Bill.
General Rousseau has rendered his resig-
nation To the House of Representatives for
ts,yote Of eensnre upon him for his casti-
CATION OF Mr.. Grinnell. tt,.,,..s.t,,f.
The following were the highest fees re-
eeiyed by any of our Consuls abroad; Liv-
erpoOl, S27,000s Manchester, S23,O00; Mon
treaI. teil,UOO ;aParis, $4,000; Matamoras,
$4,000; Havana, $4,000; Hamburg. Sl0,-
600; Belfast, $4,000 These are the largest
amounts, aud the scale deseends 10 very
low figures. III " " iH
| The whole number of nominations sent
TO the Senate by the President to-day was
twenty-cight; yesterday the list amounted
to thirty eight.
Most Of these appointments are Post
masters and ASSESSORS Of Internal Revenue,
that have been under consideration for
some weeks, and urged strenuOusly by
members Of Congress.
| A movement Is ON foot to admit Ne
braska into the Union before Congress ad-
journs.a The two Senators elected are on
their way 10 Washington.
| Another delegation of Illinois politicians
| arrived to-day TO see about changes In the
olllce-holders of the interior of that State
They are urging n general change Of Post
masters and Internal Revenue Collectors
aud Assessors.
i Quite a number of delegates 10 the Phila-
dolphia Convention are here In cOnsulta-
tion with the johnson Club. @
! The nominations Of General Hicken-
looper for United States Marshal for the
Southern Ohio District, aud General Os-
borne for Postmaster at Chicago, were ta-
ken up In Executive Session of the Senate
to-day and duly referred.
There IL IN evident disposition TO pro-
long the session. MIR. Orth, of Indiana
made n speech In the House In favor OF
sitting right through till March 4. Several
members, who voted 10 adjourn next Mon
day, favor continuance of the session.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
ALL soRYs, 0E RAIaAQRAPns.

shNAlNtA l--4AM w y MNht4
The fire At Mobile on the 10th inst, de-
stroyed $1,000 bales of cotton, twO-thirds
belonging 30 neighboring planters. The
loss was S225,0O0, but all Insured.
A demoralized Radical editor, over in
Kentucky, has made this distressing appeal
10 his delinquent subscrlbers
wasf o ,hilllonairb coihpafed with duI
present depressed treasury. To-day, if the
price of salt was two cents a barrel we
cOlld not buy enough to pickle jaybird."
The Ohio Fund Commissioners have paid
out In New York, within the past two
wet ks, nine hundred thousand dollars, ON
account of principal and interest OF the
State debt.
In desperate fight IN Brooklyn on Fri
day last, between two fire companies, four
teen fremen were severely injured.
Brownlow, the younger--a chip of the
I4ElIEia Nasevihe, Mi6 4 sffiSnd& bItIi
McCann. The young blackguard got
awfnlly demoralized. He IL so marked all
over that II was thought he had the "mOral
disease" like poor Morton, Of Indiana.
Abram Lincoln, a cousin of the late Pres
ident, Is an itinerant peddler, and resides
in Harrison county, Ind. He IL not how
peddler" OF dirty anecdotes.
IL 81 said that brigham @ihg fpsseesel
an aggregate OF 2S,56q pounds or wife.
On Saturday last the family horse Of the
bate President Lincoln was sold at auction
IN Chicago. He was bid In by the owner
AZ 500. $50 being the highest sum offered
The animal was eighteen years old.
OF all the Omens modern history affords
none seems clearer than that after every
nl ,,ck
powers become greater, and some OF the
| little ones disappeayg q eKt a. IA 9.
Another company OF MOrmons has ar
1 rived at Quincy ca rOate for Salt Lake
They number four hundred and twenty.
! Eve persons.
| young lady, having promised hel
| grandma that she would never marry
teertain fellow 'son the face Of the earth,
repaired with him, after the old LADY,.
death, to the Mammoth Cave, In Kentucky
and was married under ground.
| San Francisco Is going 20 be supplied
with water from lake on the Sierra Ne
dTsd bsiSsRtSlajFa -" 'eT'lFrfSF"P'sfSJ iHRS9iEI
| Connecticut has 200 insane, and will
build hospital for them. We were of tn,
impression that the Yankee population o
that State was larger.
4 The murderers of DIR. Webb aud son. n
Little Rock, a few weeks since, have bee,
arrested Agcld watch taken from DR.
1 Webb WAS recognized and betrayetI them
lone was a c0lOred hostler, and two coloret
soldiers. One of thein fns confessed.
! The Blade has no doubt that the receipt
Of wool ut, and shipment this season from
Toledo will exceed those of any CORES
lpending period by at least 3,OOO,O6O pounds
b. W. Roberts, Of girl-hogging notoriety
has been requested by the Cambridge
lschool committee to resign his position n
master Of the AlstOn grammar school. an,
has also been indicted by n grand Jury
II he had whipped nigger-wench the,
would have hung him.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
The Cholera Ina New YOrlS-Latest
Developments.
NAV YORK, JnlY 20.

The Commercial Advertiser says facts
show conclusively that The cholera now ra-
ging In certain portions of the city is epi-
deInic, and Pursuing ito incipient steps,
beginning Ia the region most favorably
disposed for its development.
The facts relative to the number of cases
on Hart's Island is deemed so appalling that
publicity Is denied. Surgeon Calhoun, of
that post, has died of cholera. Able corps
of physicians have been sent tn that island
also to Governors Island. Several addi-
tional cases are reported in the city to-day.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
Release of Military Prisoners.
COLuMBUs, July %

: WIN H1T7NTI WNINI "
On Thursday an order was received from
the War Department. for the release from
the Ohio Penitentiary of iifteen military
prisoners, OF which number six have al
ready been released, and the remainder
only await the making outOf the necessary
papers. Among those released Is Mr..
Payne, rebel spy, captured within our
lines Ia Kentucky, and sentenced by a mill
ltary commission 10 be shot which sentence
was commuted by the President 70 impris-
onment for life. .i-.t. nHl.