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THROUGH TICKETS
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This uneqrslei preparation, which posses me poem
liar properties of restoring grey har 70 s eo''
or eau ss IL TO the color 1t ed before
it turned grey 1t is permanent cure for dapdrun,
strengthens and eniiyens the roots hair, gvs the
hair lasting apa natural moisture, cures dandrun.
scnrf /. ii aud soreness of the skin. Persons that
have tired tins preparation that they have tried all
kinds et Tour and Hair kestorafiges and had never
hle An any article that would produce the de-
sired result until they had tried my Hair Tonic It has
cured persons w9 had solid Of dandruh all knit
ted and ocnted together In the shape cap cover
iug the whole head aud in the Of thirty days
aer usng my Tonic the seurf and dandruf all dsap-
reared aud tho hair which had until that time been
prevented from growing, resumed its former healthy
growth.
infsn,ry whose head covered with thick coating
of dan8run and scurf, mentioned above, and whose
mir lad lmost completely fallen ont Is shown the vir-
tue II this Tonic for In the course Of three weeks arp
cation ofi Lis scalp assumed healthy condition and
his hair commenced to grow beautifully. This II only
one case OF ne kind la . thousand conid mentiou
many others but for want Of space and cost an pre-
vented from doinx so.
Sold by GEORGE CABUS corner Of Second and Mali
street Price Is cents pss bottls liberal discount .
~ tsals. aE1A4A
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RrNoRs are still flying about tsays the Lon
don Rer5clrl respecting the authorship of
Eece Homo, and there can be no doubt
.ha; tie well.kept secret las had great deal
10 do with the sale of the work The book
sellers say that in nine cases out of ten, the
second question asked by the intending pur-
chaser i. DO you know who is the author
and. as blank ignorance would never do in a
hookshop, various tradesmen have selected
several distinguished individuals asthe author
whom they believe. in their own minds, to
have written The book. Vice Chancellor Page
Wood was early chosen for the post; then
came Mr.. George Waring, of Magdalen Hall.
later tayorite was Professor Goodwin Smith,
and his recent visit to America and sojourn
u It'll Emerson, has been dwelt upon with con
siderable susto, as throwing some light upon
tie authorship. The last fayorite will strike
nany persons with surprise. Il is no other
than the Emperor Napoleon Ill, whom many
persons in Paternoster Row roandly assert
wrote the book in French, and then sanction.
ed is translation into English.
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THESE BI4TERS ARE PREPARED
| = In Pure Bourbon whfEEy, from combination Of
orr twenty different kinds OF roots bsrks and he,t
whicn act ~ perfect concert with the other IRE.
pared nom the orgnai forrrrla rfven ~ the great chief
ned Jacket to DR. Chap VITO used them snecssefullv
" ms practice Tor many years aud by their use gansd
% great popularity In the trentment ard crre ii pys
Reaia Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Norycs,e
Fever and Ague, and all diseases arisnr from
sorTnd liver and hdigt aon. Persons suferipg from
either of these loahsoms diseases viii And e,,re Nv
tAe use of these Bters which perfectly pure ana
nse from all those drugs and posons usually put up IN
encn preparations, and pHmsd on on an nnsusrerfirs
public single TRIAL will convince the meet ekepti.l
that in the RED JACKET there Ii d virtue that -
other Biitora possess. -. NJ
lney strengthen and nvigorate the system
They are uneqaaled for general Debility
lhsy are cure for Dyspepeia
They assist d sestion ~
They panfy thf breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure WsrrhRa ard Cholera sfgbus
aass are an shttaote to change of water and diet
They are the best stiiaulaat in existence
They are a preventive ~ Fever and Aune
They relieve Constipation,
They crra Nervous Headache.
They ars perfectl pure and paiaf-hle.
The genuine RED IA CKET BTTTERg are only .old
10 quart hiteS never by the gallon. quart or pint
Zee mat orr private Government stamp Is unbroken
over each corS.
Sold by ali druggists and dealer. throushout the
country. 49,
Call Tor Red jacket and take no other
Cifcnlars 70 he trade supplied application
BENNETT PfETYRs 4 co., Proprietor,
... ~ and W Alchigan Avenue,
mcnlaAwim CHICAGO
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Beware of Pickpockets." Dtele 6aupt-
re9el tn Mmerita fur jeOen Der Elm 3ablreiG
9sfaates 2Cfal betritt, Cber ltd inter cine
Weni4enmenge onf Der StraBe mtl6t, loate
bet oeu jebigen 3etten belOnoers immfr benen
Dor Mu9en Idmeben, pelde tn oielcm Groae-
timmel nod Gtpas gu p~erlteren baben. Der
berGbmte Baltimore War" bat natirlt6
etne srOBeNn3abl nOtcrtlaer unO profeIGonels
Ter Spl&enbtebe 6terber selOdt, wsl6e isbt an
Baltimore IT,, Dor Der Mopor's Sffce unD
iberaa no bic Wsusierisen li6 In DiaGen sus
IammenI6naren, ibr ineerfertises 5anbmert
tretben. Diefe 6erren Sncutrieritter FnD
eepSbnltb first rate gentlemen, B. f., benz
NnI9etnt mad unb pebe BEN, Der ifd burG
Oislsn SGstn tdulHem labt. 6ra. Glerunoer
9aYIOr purbe am lebten Samtag BON etuem
lOl&en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bic Gorge
um 600 Dieaei&t iberliit9e Dollars pom
bergen eenOmnen.
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gu Weibna@ ten
Gisrpun9 Gfieus nuf elmer gu bteiem 3peGe contribution
Batent DiaI9ine O~erfertigt, 8eftaHranten uno gSiehereer~
fHufer perben erfuGt, mir 5eitis ibre refp. OrbreS ein5us
itideu, iubem i'd BON bieIem 0tpHat ftr bic prDutpte Gf.
fectuir1ius Der auitrdse 9arrantiren fam iOWts Oersas-
li8e Punfb GFen; iSmmtIiGer Guulitatsn uno htttO
2seiue unb Sptritupisn gu iOliptn Preiien empileRlt.
errmann Born,
(btun7) Gde SaneDer NIB 9antbeujlr.
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OascOnferDattoe Gtdet.


E8Grt. @GSieaI. GOnfetpattp.
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0emerrs aus europa.
ga1rI1tem aus Siibs9Imerica Ota GOnbOa.
GIDAe GcRIaC6t III WarGsMau. - Saiee
herIaae Der a uiirten, etc., etc,

RGd1rISbten aus Suos1nericG ota SOnhOn.
G5sDAe GhIadbt in NardsMau. - 1Iis@
NsrIass Der u uiirten, etc., sts.
Rtp SaneirO, Sin 2OnbOn, S. NOp,
I'm %. y. 50. BAT Bel Gurueuata, Yara9m.
. etne grObe S6la&t llattssfmnbeu. SiG
sancnenbOste 9rtfen Oas Sort unp Die BAT,
lbe aa~rntlonirenren Natirteu trcb bes Def
afen Rugelresens an uno bic 8emannuna
eana Bic In BITE eriteB ertbetoisuusltnte, bate
Der Bel bemG turm auf bic atpeitsQtnte fstneu
rfpla unp felen nit etnem9 erIut pom 5000
Iana surfd. Stores mar NIT benz gteit BET
rn.sen mad NcnteDiOeO ge5Osen. DUrl
rr16te bic sr0Bte Nufreeung unO bic Spe'
tttOnem purben pOrlduf9 i%uspeuOtrt.
GInsHnft Oes Spfrs. SOOa.
6aGtfar, 5. NoD. Der OampfrrSaDc
NIT gaArtGten pom 81. .. Sc. aus 9ee1
OFF bier eingetrOfen-
G~nelanb. Die parlamentstbnnger
srOen am 90. Mopsmber wieper 3ulammen'
etsR.
SIR. SnYoer, Der Grfinoer Der breed lua,
rs" farb am 90. b. 81.
Die 0te6Ieu&e III I'm Nbnebmen.
Qpmiral Munbp 1T gum Nu9folger Oel
ir Sames Dope Ie@ommdnoenr Des Nortl
nertcan OslHwacerS ernannt purcen.
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Stem 9Ola.

Rep gOrf,6 6. SOP. = SIN 6. gUneree
OtFrift erbtelt @pencer, 2673, Stepart, De
mUfrat, 1904 mnO Stepenlon, Suoep. 1853
Stimmen.
SIN 7. DtEritt er4telt Stetnbrenner rep.
6742, unb CHANDLER, Dem 10498.
SIN 9. 9titrttt erbteIt Darling, Rep. 77Ol,
0cOb, Dem. 9124.
9ut6es @Onntp 9t6t cine %republit. Majos
rttGt pom 13-140O Sttmmeu. Die Sra
toritGt ptsles GUuntps betrus Inn OUrtsen SAB
re 700.
Gattaransas COUNTY sibt 2100 rep. Stat.
w6brenO bic Mebrbeit I'm portsen Sabre nur
1480 ct. betrus.
G6smnsp County sibt 800 rep. @aiOrttdt,
p6brenb BITE bemOf. Maicritat unssf6br $50
betru9.
MOnteUmerp County stbt so rep. Mat.
Gtn tleiner rep. 0epinn.
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Dnn0es bnaptIta6t.
ii. aIndt tes g,ear bs,aatiat.

@ uibtngtrn. 6. GcSbr, SOlsenber
Brtef tam beute bier an unC befGttst bas,
mas Der sefern perSfentIiAte 8rtef an ben
G5e1anOten &omsrO meloete:
@Un1mIat Der g. st. Don Mmee
rita, Gera Grua rs. SttOber 1866.
SD BABE Die G9re, sic gu bena6riAtsen,
BAT MartmilIun tte Stabt MeritO am %.
b. auf Der Scute mad Srt3aba perlaNeu
bat.
6eute fam BIER cine gOnOutta NIT $780,.
900 in bartem StIter BON Der 5auptitapt
Nferitc an.
pier InO iebt ungefG6r 1000 Mann bon
Der fran3SFi6en Expedition. 1000 mebr iOl.
len ;piIhen Sri3dba unO Bier feben.
s. S. 0aultner,
9. ct, Gcniul,
Sin @toots1efret1r @eporp.
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Mus China.

Gan Branctsep, 5. SOP. Nan
glaubt, Dap 6et Dem Brunbe bes Dampfers
5uHsnrp spanstg @btnefen BAG 2eben SerlOs
rem.
Die &ebelen BON @O4indtna batten Sap
Ntn unp Gramburs nod belsbt unb warten
aur auf Die Rssen;eit INN active Sperattomen
" Beginner.
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BiscOmTn:

@tIpautee, 6. Npp. SIN 1. GOnsr.
9tErtt i'm g., g., 5. uno 6. Dtfrift purOeu
Rspublttaner ertpGblt.
SIN 4. 0ittitt 1T Der Dem. Gloriss mil
300 Nat. iSteoer erp1blt.
BetOe 66uIer Der 2estslatur perben gum
er6Bten She'll RepubIitaner haben. Die re-
publ. @spinne inO i'm san3en Staat lebr Be-
penttno.
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Ntmmt man Bite Senatsabfimmung ale
Storm 70 erbtelt baS rabttale Ttdet Durh,
lAnittIi& 1898 unb baS con I~erYattpe Stdei
2897, alIc Bate bic UnIerSattSe ungefabr
SOB Stimmen WtajorttGt.
Dus Nmsnoement 5nr Staats. Contribution il
angencmrncn.
Nau i@dtt Die oemOfrutil&e WaiOritdt anf nnr
1000 Stimn1en.
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Die olurrei6en Jrsibeitsiirse I'M NurOeu.

aGent6uIbsn tet ben geitrieen @ablen I'm
Ncrpen bebauptete rte TretbsitSrnrtet TIRE
MaGtfellun0, unO apar namentli@ aud TIT
Betrrf Oes Gcnsre1eS. Die @Cpperbeaos
MtatcrttGt Der Stact Nem 2jOrt tuuroe pureb
~ArCearttae @rptnne TIM QnnOe reit rnebr ulS
auSaegltHen.
@us BEN @slteu nt9t5 ais rspublttantihe
Wtrinne.
gHeiteres Gebe ia Osn Depei4en!
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an @taatsIetretar 9sparr.
nie @OnmeinsrNeas in e!neinuatt.

Gtmctnnatt, 6. 9loD. = Gnblt6 fat
Der unfretpiaise prFmetiter Ma9er Ietnen
3nGfplser gefunoen. 0m. s. $. GaYlOr
TT an feline STEELE ernannt.
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Mms SOuiSiama.

New OOrt, 5. SOP. 9reSet General
NatOr MOwer bsfebltet ben Difritt SOu
2Outtana, tncluipe Der YOten Sefer1On uni
@lar1&au, 2eras unb tpurbe ferner gum @ct
GOmmtllpner brS Treeomeas Bureaus fit
QCutfand erndnnt.
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msahtbertcbtt aus bem e,toate.

5arfOrb @Ountp stbt nit ~gluena9me BON
6apre be Grace Nrder cine MaiOritat pOn
1887 @timmen. Das cOnlerpattUe 9eetSla@
tur Sidst III NIT 900 Sttmmen Mebrbeit err
w6blt.
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ssasLberIsbse In mana@nfstts.

Bottom, 6. MOS.-Die obiOlute WfajOrts
tat bes republic. Sifets i'm Staate betrG9t
iedsaietauienO bis neutrality-suspicious. O.
6unoertnnObreibig GOmnS tp1blen iber bum
pertunDbretBte @eIesgebunesmit9Iieper.
Nle sebn rePubl. @un9reBfanotoaten Itnb
eerdbIt. Gen. Butler bet ~fiuftnuienb
NaiurttGt unp 8antS eegen ie@stau leno.
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Uer0n0gun0en
8 Trji6! 5rOD. Srei +!
. WroGcr Teffb1u

gEA. CF
ber6unbem init Rbramtben6nn
a~esetalten bonn 9 aIttmore 2urnbereina nt Wirn.
tag ben IL. Gob,, i'm serdumiSeH Saal oeS u 10 Nj
eMbID Blooms.
Der Baltimore Gnrnbcreiie tna9t ieiuen Urerilbeit ihf
Sefauaten, iomie Dem Bublifnm bic e~rge6eaite anasi9'
bag er AM oft en- Datum eintn 9rpEet Saa dbRalter
pirb. 0asGOmnittee bat ipeber Nlilbe NOD Soften sez
iGeut, ua ben Bah elmer 6er 9(aujenbI ten ber Saiicn 3u
MAIDEN, grof. Seiierts mpbl6efannteS OrGefer tpire
nit hen n%eueiten Gdnset a~uipartsn. Garl @aaer, be.
fannie @irt@, BAT G9enf unO Siifs@ufnartunS iibsre
npmmen mb pirb ieinen atteu 91uf ais gSirtb aberntalS
~6epdBreu, apD Der Gnrter @eian8Uerein ipirb init ben
~nspeiten Steberu bic 3wiidtnpanien a~uSfIaen,
&tdeIs 81 iipb an bet Safe, icTie Bem Committee ~
baben.
gu 3eflreidem 9cu6 Iatet frenntIi@t en
9ds 4pmite:
G6. @ilbsbranbt, G6. Rail-, CD 9niber, Wl. Seste,
%. pebler, s. S0un,sarten 8. Mlpis. s. Safbfus
g0nr. Brandt, s. GnIuith, $. 8iloebraubt, 8. 8.
SdI6art, 8. &nbI. g. Sail.
abpIPB S~arten, BrSI.
(Hp3-l2) Sobn % nj, Gecr.
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GOppsrseaD etesssn ia 9slawore,

@ilmtnstOn, Sci, 6, NOS. Die
Bsri9te rertInoioen idwere republ. @erluite.
GaulSbnrp 1T gum 0Ouperneur erpdblt unr
Der 9emOtrat NiApliOn tn cen @cngreB.
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EBabt in seew Setfep.

SrentUm, 81. s., 6. NOu. Das rspmb.
6toatsttdet bat eete9t. 8etOe i3peise Der
Staatseefebsebuns iinc repubIitanti6. Der
swette GCngrebOtitritt it 3peiftlbaft. DO9
BAT wabrlAetuIia Der Republtfaner NepeG Se'
feet.
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sg aoS S. Oaroncr'S SOteI Air.
$YNSAS nnb HSssAz
3S11 O arten Wtrtpf6dft,

Der llnter;ei&nete pat feline @artensgInlagen elmer 6ee
benben 8erGnberunS III ~erpD,feG unb hurb angeSra9ts
BerbeHerunsen feline Gulagen i'm Screen Der Stabt 81 e>
mem Der i66niteu @rbclunssplSse seibafieu.
Die befteH % eine Wnb anbere @etrHnfe,
cine nab beuti@er Manter sefHbrte Reftaus
ration, fcWie i&Ene SerGumtge 3immer nit MSral g.
Ii Ren 8etten nnb quite 8ebienaug perheu bsfeus
e~upfcbleH.
linli27-gl 8. @arbner, SO. 8 Gub @intfr.
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GDrinaSfr. 8auDcrein $40. L,

DerIantmeIt ftG jeben Dieuftae, abenSs 7 ll6r Eel g.
GeGer, NO@de bon Sprtns unb 9autfr. Dleienisen,
ipel4e tciGens finb, e;nem iebr bprtbeil6aften @erein tei'
~3utreteu, iinb e~inseaben 81 eri6einen, bic @eiesbil&sr
perben SertHeiIt nnb bic erfe StodsGinsa9lnns be9iuui
ain 9ienftag, G. gob.
moeimiI 1856 8. N, GER.
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@bas d @elr.
@Sthe 0sne, .. s. II. s..

@le Wlitslieter p6i0er Scse iperten tiertur& %eingeIas
ben Ter am OonAerfds &6ent, s. 9tpp., fattfinSeuben
reeeGmGsiser 8erIammlunS I'M 7 ntr bsi3utppbnen, iuy
benz tpi6tise @sftGfte Sur @etat5nrs oprIiegen, Nei5e
bic an.pefeuteit jebes MitalebeS nct9tpenbis uaGt.
SIM anitrag bgr 2pge O.. 3sBIer, OM. ,
bimitrl % III BtiGmann, Ser.
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Cumberland &UbIen!
9ie Baltimore Cumberland 9Oblen g)aro,
9O&Gebpn Green u. Prattfr.
Die unterSeiGneten henatribti9en baS &utlitum, baB
fe tGsli@ er6alten uub ~beitdnbis o~orrdtbis baben etne
ausaesei9nete QuaIit6t bon
@eprqe'S greets Cumberland GOblcn,
peISe fe bn uc6Te6suren binisen NreHeu pertGufen Uub
mad irseab einem 2beile Der Gtabt ~Iieferu;
@emti6t auS ben Weinen ......-....... $500
alumpen unb fHr Sau,iIienSe6rauG prGrarirt 1925
Sir S@miebegetran4 ................. C.75
geir finS benubt, Hniere &uneen aui'S Sete gu bebienen.
5nrr1p) @auIt, Smitb & 60.
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Mfart1anS 9nffitmt S~auscrcin.

Dcnneritas, 8. gaOU., iintet bic slueite GinaO5luu0
iiatt. 9ufttraSente, mefGe i4 mod b~etGeIisen molten,
iiur ircunbliGt eiugelacen AM rbigen Datua BET Srrl.
8ietei, "a Ufartet Grace, f@ einsuFnteu.
@m Gdborbt, 4rSi.
mibp 6. Gdbarbt, Seir.
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ts~rroabIuua Don Utancis 9bOmas,

Ereberid, So, 6. SOP. Gad ben
etntreftnben 8ert&ten III Der alte 3bomaS
NIT Mneefdtr aweitaulsnb MAicritdt trteber
in ben GCngree 9epdblt.
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)lcuB 0n6ejgen.
@alto. St,reer e6ueen.GeteIfAaft

Die Nlltstieber c6iSer @sIenI8aft fnS 4ierfnria 3ur
reseIuG6ioen @eria'nmlnns, irel&e @iittwoG, z. Neb.,
abenb8 8 ll9r in Der Central Safe, q. @abfr., i%tsttfus
Bet, einSelaben; ieBr tpi@tise @eibGite liessn 'Hr &sr'
~6onhInn9 bcr.
timi GBas Ga&fe, 9er.
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Oanf.
Muf0eOdBt,

8eretne Mab @trt9e ma@e i'd oIf meiHe f@Sue ggs@
wob1 GriufeGbeGs oufmertiam, peI4e i'd biIiSer oIS il
seup Semaub in Der Gtabt .~anfertiSe.
Sacob GmtHber,
(epfria) 10 O. Galoertfr,
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nnb Gle pOu gennfplOnaia aOeuis n'o 8tbbetr

rrIere AT ben p6iaen YfGsen ~attesersn aprt9essu faO
ben Serren Iersten, iopie benz eeebrten @abItEInt refteRs
enpfobler. Ne6r4fI)
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@orr. Rasiesl.
Npmlerp0hp.
9ritter 9iIri II.

Grfter &eeiS1atmrz Dtnrtft.
OQs rooifate Sidet.
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Commercial umo Farmers Matipnal:
8anf.

WaItlnipte, 70. Ottbr. 1866.
Der 4r6tbent nno bic Oirefteren bieIer 8anf BADEN
cine baIbi6brliGe Sibibenbe bon 10 Brcsent erfIdrt
am GtOdsSapitat, bic Ofeaierunssiteur abgsrs1net unb
5a9lbar an unb mad benz !, Nobem6er.
9rHeman Grp6,
(oclp) GaIitrer.
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S9Iitti9ube! S6Iitti9ube
Sacpb Ominber,

No. 10 SiIo Golpert Strabe,
empiieBlt fem rei6baltises easer bon S&IitifGubeu, mel>
Dies fir bic Gaifon NIT ben ~neueffen GrftnSmnsen berieten
il, I'M @ro6cn u. &leinen ;u ben b~ilisfeu qrsier. lao
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9Gibtig fir 8aumeiifer.
Der uutsr3ei&nete Bat tefSnbis gu Se~rtaufsn;
8pobs @ement, Salt, 6aare, calctntrter Sips
unb 6pbraultlAer Cement.
Office: GGe bon Satpn unb allbeularIefr.
9ame8 W cMItfer,
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, 1866-05-29

!Aai"nrnmrnt of the Tennessee Lesl~ln-
tut~-Attc1asptcd Stifcide-Nc1g 1katl-
rnnd Bridge Across the TeMue%*ce
lktver-tsuv. 1srosgntow'~ Police Cn1n-
uts>>scHcra-s he Henderson Trial. &c.
ISptcisl Despatch to the Chicago Tnouuc.1
NASHVILLE, staF IS.
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned to-day uu-
II, the 5tn OF November next. 1t ",1l adjourn sias
die on The fstt Monday in December.
Tbrn are some important bills which 1t was cer-
taInly thought would have been passed. which
ia,lrd 70 hceomc Law, among them the common
families u! deceased CpIon >ndier!.
4 man named kA1e attempted suicide last night
in SoutR NathstlIe He wae found in hts yard In
10, lecos.I. scsere mental s4nteuaenr, ansine
cd to he the cause Of the acf.
III. work O. hu,laine the ncw Iron bridge over
& Alabama 1ialsoad. has commenced The
ltpc,h OF tho bridge will be l,50U fret and It will
i1kcly be iul. he'd In ahons two ruontae
TIE river Is down 10 three ieet on Ha:peth
Arsivsis-Tcnnesecc, Tyrone, and Palestine frou
| cairo, and America i1on st. 1oula. Departed
| T.rot {, for taaro
! Squirting IA. not confirmed BY the Senate It Il
! hcneyt d. bo~cvrr. tha' ioEe1nor DEoWn1oW VII
/ appo,rt 1nrun. nolwhestapAsny. md that shtT MI
astuu,e ,he dntes Of 1hci5 oa5es+ 1ramsai ately.
! morning. lbc session occupied the cntirt Day
Tie dxJInce introduced forty :'hret deposistous Q
| p.uminrnt cIlizrpB Il! n hcelhs. Va. In regard Il
Kav iic"c' ThIr,y-t~o Of the depos,t1ous wcr
uniformly arrr+d that hts character for truth au
veracliy Vas had. Nearly att said that they wonl
not sel.cse his -!atenent under oath while csesc
Hearings Of ,estlroDy will Ire resumed ouaosroV
| 1hr csc viii probably he finished this week.
, 1866-05-29

Tho Vote on th- Bankrupt Bill
The following Is the vote OF the House OF
Representatives On the passage OF the BANK"
rupt Bill, the names Of Democrats being
YkAs-Messss. Alley. Allison. Amos James II.
Ahley, Baldwin. Banxs, bax'er. Reaman. Bergen,
hIo1, Boutwell,. nraodeEee. ChanttT: conkttng'
Hos@es moonel no!saki.s. Asahs; va ha56ar
peznas Hubbard. John u. Hahbald, nalnusu.
49, isia L Ioaesea;. M',y sssa Ssne<fs h
5e2a o s'esss dsF L. Ree 'Se 5eea tn'P @
F'ssneis ihoma:, John /. Thona, THMx<, TOW.
si @a.hsains, Sns' Williams Saa nd @ooa
:>Are-Nesfrs. 4neona. Anderson, pelos r; Ash
~. baseF. BsoWell, Biaine, Boyer: sidney! clafke,
b, Cook; Daaeson, D. fFees, pemtns, Dumgnr,
.adToa Terdlne, Abner {. Harding, Henderson,
julian. Eel o, Kt75. Georgev. La~Tcnes: William
K.e. Ayert. lyIlacl, 0':lelll 0rh. Paine. RI, e.
euA, Peiham- Pl4uts. PRICE, Sau.uttJ: RandaG- VIII
Ism II. nandal1. Rstter, Noilin.. Ross, Sawyef,
Washbuin. Welkcr, James +. Wilson, Window,
So1 vo1So~Aesars. B4rkes. Benjamin. B4ng.
Clark, Cerrota, culiom, Culver, psrline, nela;o
Henastoa, z, gl.sson: EaEqah9F. t3nck, Gsrns1a'
Erinnelf, l1FT3s, Hart, uaTe., Hill. James H. uuh
bell, Jarnt Humphrey, Inrcreoll, fohnson, Joats
Katsop: Kuysendsli, La!ham. K t'oad, Lynch. Ms
No1ll, Poneroy, Raymond. Roger. Snank1in. >hel
lsbas:er. !Mlkh, Starr, Stro3se. Thornton. Rohrr
| 7. Van NCrn. Warner. Elihu i. Wa.houEne. Went
| worth, Wtaley, stephen F. Wlson. and 3FF!ghl
-5R.
A1essrs. Cullon. Kurkendali, Benjamin ani
Garfe1d--all Of whom were opposed to th
bll-pafred respectively with slessrs. Went
worth, Raymond, kasson and Darling, all o
| whom were In favor Of 1t.
, 1866-05-29
FROM ST. PAUL.

Destructive Flre-Movcmenas Of Gen.
sherman.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
ST. PAU1, May g.
4 dIsastzons trc occurred on the npper, end Of
Third street On Friday evening. Eight buildings
were de:t1ored, among them the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, which WAS stone block, worth $a0.00o,
To1al lots. Sc, ,0G0-one-third insured.
General Sherman arrived On Friday night unan.
rounced, and took the Reception COMMITTEE bE
su1pritc uc tpcn. .hc Sabbath ut Fort smelling.
ann WILL have public reception At the Meschants .
Hotel to-day. He leaves for Superior C1ty On We'd
rcsday OF 1hureday.
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Ttbuae.1
ST. PAUL, Minn-, May =.
The ncw rteamer City Of st. Paul. belonging to
the North \ estcr, Union Packet Company, arrived
to-day. Captain MonlsOn -sas Presented with IN
elegant Sc. t colors By fhc citizens. and this after
noon free excursion 10 For1 Smelling Is to take
place. She ia the finest boat that comes to this
, 1866-05-29
THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
FIRE.


Thirty Cars Londed with Fre'ss's fs"Fn'
cd-Lu>~ over Sf50, ,o0o-No insurance
The Fire Without Doubt the Work
ornn lncrndsnsx
fFrcm The y. Y. Tribune. csth tnst.l
nur reporters have gathered the following
aldit,onal facts relative TO the disastrous
continuation rcnorte,l in our morning edition
m Fr;day:
few minutes a.er twelve o'clock on FIJI
aay morning. a tirc was discovered in one OF
ihe nnrthefn sheds Of the Immense freight
.lsr.ot at the Uudsou River Railroad Com
nanv. located III Thirty.sccoud street, near
fcn.h nyc,nr.
Thc alarm vas ciyen at once, and the fire
acno.,men4 were IN the rround with their
,.swnrf;,l steamers With unusual oromptpcss,
fnt owin- IN thc infIa1nmab|e nature OF the
mctcr;ai viii which the n1ace was filed. be-
@ 9nre heir Arrival The Games had comm mutllra-
~, u III, t1c n,ain hniidInr. nearly SO feel In
1enoth md m an 1ncrcdiblr short space OF
! t1n,,. Ills was a mass of flames.
/ s1v IN Tie tracis INSIDE the sheds were thirty
cars Laden with FREIGHT. Owing to The al
sancn ~ nnr incnmotIrcs with which to draw
,h..,, ~ ~ :afs distance. tbcr. too. became q
! t'.as ~ ~ +1,e iieronrf1- element, Two horses
pwcre h. h,,1ncd In dca1h. Thcy were ID one o
; 49,. .tn1s or5 the flames rnadc Euch rapiG