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, 1866-01-06
THE LEADER.
OLD VIRGINIA.

An illinois sucker took q great d'slike 70
foolish young Yirginiap who wRs a fellow pas.
eenser with him OH one q the Mississippi steam.
fle.) and sRw the whole aIuir. The Yirgipisn
wa. !cerssap.ly combinE his hair. brn .hing his
clothes or busting his boote :. to all which
movements the sucker Jock exceptions. asbeing
what he termed "a lee.le too da1nsd nice ty
BALI" He finally drew up his chair beside the
Firginian and bryan
"Whar might yru be from. ,trspscfi"
II am from Virginia. sir" politely answered
the gent.
'F1ca old yirsinny. .'posc," .ays The
quicker.
Yes. sir. old Virginia. was the reply.
You are poorly high up in the pictures thar,
snpposef"
II don. know vha. yon mean By thai re-
mark, sir"
"Oh. nuthin," anys the sucker, " but That
you are desperate rich, and have been brought
up rieh. nice"
III the information will crafty you in any
way" says the gent. patroniringly. smoothing
down his hsiF, II brlopg to one Of the first
families"
"Qh, in course" answered the sucker.
Vel, strange. oein' qs you belong to the
fus'' III jus give you :wq Of The latest shoa,s
IN Afinois il ySu'il only And me a Teller that
oe''ns TO one or the second viryinny fumi-
lies"
iour.r 10 quarrel with me. sir, says the
Yire'niss..'
,'No. stranger, not an atom" answcred the
quicker, " But I never seed one Of the second
family, and I'd gin suthin to sc. Il sight at one
,of'em. know you are one Of the fus.. cause
you look just like John Randolph"
This molli:fed the Yirginian the hint Of a
resemblance 10 the s.nicsm an was Hatiering to
bis feelings. end he accordingly acknowledge
relationship 70 the orator.
II you know, descended from inc Ingin
gal, Pocahon,as."
" You are right, sir answered the other.
(" Well. stranger," said the sucker, .do you
know thar Is anuther queer thing allus puzzles
fne, and its this l never seed a YIrsinyan that
didn't claim to bc either descended from an
fnjin, John Randolph or a niger
We need not add that the sucker rolled off
his chair-suddcnly! They were separated un-
Ill the sucker got Of at a landing near his home.
A. he stepped ashore. he caught sigh, Of the
Virginian or the upper deck, aud hailed him Il,
once with
~ say. old virginny. emembcr-,wo fat
rhoats for the fus. Teller you find belonging to
the second Yirginny ftmily!"
, 1866-01-06
PLANTATION I,II-rEHs.


A great many side hits are ,-lng made a, the Plantation
Rittcrs by n score or two OF di,iutLr.stch friends who
have cnhrav"rrI 10 initiate or counterfeit them. It's all
OF no use. The people won't IL" inig .ll;naaes! upon. Tic
Plantation liiters are incrrasirs In use aud popularity
every day. AMI that, wtat's ne matter" They are in
same size bottle an! made just as they were ii nrsi, and
will continue to IL, or ~" shall stop mG.h Ing them.
III, Plantation, Filters purify. strengthen and inviror-
ate. TT . ...
They create = healthy appetite.
They are an an,il"ic Ia change OF water an. diet.
They overcome effects II ,iSsipatiru AMI late hours.
They strengthen the system AMI rnliy,n the mind.
They prevent miasmntc An! Intermittent hrvcrS.
They purify the breath and arility Of the stomach.
They cure dyspepsia anl consi ipatiun.
They cure iiarr,ra. cholera and cholera niorlus.
They cure liver complaint and irrynus headache
They ma. ,c weak strong, the languii brilliant. and
are rNh. . -N ,.aurc's great l"sinr"r. Ih. rrc!nc .;iL
inll circular are around each bottle. Cirrrynn,n. nycr.
ness. iassii n!c, palrL,atIun Of the heart, lack OF appetite.
will hnd ir.n,hiatr anA permanent relief In These oi,trrs.
cate females and mothers.
They are sold b. all resr.c;a merchants. See that
zach bottle has our private Unit States stanip over the
cork an! steel plate side label.
Hewar. OF rrA!l.I bottles. See hat tho stamp has not
ir,u tempered with. Any per. n Irctcni.pg Ia az,
Plantation lsittcrs by the gallon IS i swIudlCr and im.po3
ter, and alouid be- immediately reported to us.
T.. II. DRAKE: & - y. y, t'ropric,ors.
Eastern ts.;!c supplied by
.# - ~, 49,. -.- -
, 1866-01-06
ORIGIN OF INDUSTRIOUS MEN.

Columbus was the son OF a weaver and a rea
yer himself.
Claude Lorraine was bred a pastry cook.
Cervantes was a common soldier.
Homer was the son Of a small farmer.
holier was the son of a tapestry maker.
Den}osthenes was the SON Of a cutler.
Oliver Crom we'll w4s tho sop Of q London
brewer.
Howard wa, an apprentice to = grocer.
Franklin was a journuyman printer, and son
pt a .allow chandler and IL soap boiler.
Or. Thomas. Bishop Of Worcester. was the
son Of Is linen draper.
Daniel Dcfoe was An hostler and the son of n
but her.
Whitfield wis the son Of an inn. keeper a.
Gloucester.
Rir Clqqdely Shovel. Peer Admirnl Of Eng:
land, was IN apprentice to Il ,Iloemaker and after.
yards a cabin boy.
Bishop Priduea worked in the kitchen at Ell.
eter College. Oxford.
Cardinal Wol.ey wa. tho son Of a
butcher.
Furgu,on Yai n shepherd.
Dean Tucker was the son of q FARM .r in Card.
i~agshire, and performed his journey to oxford
pm foot.
Edmund Haily was the son Of q soap boiler n,
bioreditch. =
Joseph Hall, Bishop Of Norwich, wa, the am
Of a farmer. "
Virgil was the son Of a porter.
Horace was the son of a shopkccper.1
Shakespeare was the son Of u wool stapler.
Milton was the son OF 4 money scrirencr.
robert Burns was q p~loughmsn in Ayrshire.
Coufqcius wa, a carpenter.
Molammed. called the prophet, W., a driver
pr asscs.
Mohamed Ali was a barber.
madame Harnadqt,c was a washerwoman Of
Pariq.
Napoleon the descendant OF 4n obscure family
pt Corsica. was q Major when he married
'o'eph'ne. the daughter Of a creole .obaccon,,,
10 this list the Copperhe.ds add:
ABRAHAM Lincoln " was a clowni.h ra;,.,,;,
seE!" 80
Andrew Johnson was " boorish ,,;,or,n
, 1866-01-06
RICHARDS
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ocls I'm III Conln.rrcial Street. lsosto1
, 1866-01-06

na"ato pro wn. a colored boy aged Is years,
"a. on Thursday night arrested by Detective
'acnouSail and Gilmore. for having. on Wed.
"e'aay morning. attempted to murder his lat.
employer Dir. W. ". Broo,ne. by beating III.
laster on tho head with q Ratchet while he lsx
= oeo IN his apartment at No. 1863 broadway,
N.~ York. The prisoPer va. yesterday com.
Pa'sed y Justice Bowling 70 the Tomb.. to
awais his trial.
: The Hon. John Minor BOTS is in Washing.
.on. ne is very strongly opposed 70 tie admis.
s,oh q. meniher OF Congress Of "9y man who
Has psq anything - DO With the R.bellion.
, 1866-06-22

H1nrderer% Aequitted=Appotn of
Metropolitan Police Cum n1IsAioners
PostpoNcd-Shipmenr Of Petroleum
Counterfeit Compound 1nteKest Note,
re.
Especial Doapateh to the Chicago Tdbme1
NAguyI1LE. juno u.
The trial Of Dick Mecann, #. Q. Cain, J. c.
Ramsey and Reuben RoddJ has been going On in
Knoxville during the present week. They we're ,n-
dicted Tor participating in the murder ora. c.
umu, who Hat hanged By the rebels In December,
1851. The Republican BdnntT. Of this city, his
eeised special from Knoxville, that 1t o'clock
this afternoon they were acquitted On Monday
mkt they will be ar1Mkntd On 4 second count OF
The Indictment, which IL for the murder Of
Farm6n.
The 6a9ner's de+patch says noae pro,<Q.a will
be probably entered.
No further action will be taken in the appoInt-
ment Of ihe Metropolitan Police Commltefonezs
fF Na.hEllse, until The meeting Of the Legislature
IN Jrty.
HeDdc.7on md otherr engaged In the Quarter
MAJ, auds will be tried ocorc the Unlted States
D1s41ct Fourt.
-Four hundred and eight barrels Of oil hare been
shipped from this point for Louisville.
A counterfeit $110 compound interest note made
iie Appearance here To-day, brought htlhEf By p1f-
ties direct from New York.
, 1866-06-22
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS.
His speech In WaAhinsfnn on Tues
daS-Ptaln Talk tD the Fenian

His speech In Vahhingtnn on Tues
da3-Ptaln Talk tu the Fenian
Senate.
NV YohE, June s.-The tpeeth made By Ste
phene. the Irish He'd Centre, al Washington. on
ftctdsr evening, ma very meagre rs transmitted
ng telegraph Ihn ful text Contained The following
tmportsn1 decla1stion,: ~ esy. and. mark the In
port Of my Worde. thaia4 Id.hmes, be they whom
the5 tnas, who are ihrnSlaE obsace: In the way 10
our coqptr.b 1lnesation, 9e ualtor, and ars this
hour abh0fted, desrtsed aid execrFed BY the man
in 1rtlsnd md lhev dare lot !or their lives, pl4ce
loot On ne sotl oFcr uhtes the Ee*n nae shonld
now propo.e to sell the f.h vote OF this
country 10 political demagonGes are traitors. nnd
here dcnounce them by name: Roberts, General
sWeeny. and the whole te1 ca1edthe senate. Il y
time 10 SPEAK ont IN plsin lsneuage. nd will do
It nov. hereafter and forever, hy voice snd
t1atoTe to the canEe Of Iraand, end let hem be 80
looked Epon b not only III l1;n nm 81. Il Ametl-
Again thank you. y eoupi1ncn, fos ihe eompl,.
ment sou nave past@e H. 1istentns 20 patiently,
dit,rasfiui :c se1a:e party. ahe heroe. 1t campo
Eello md sansda. snd ! may eoon have 70 add.
, 1866-06-22
WEST INDIES.

Unp"rntnrisT OF the Policy OF tie New
Governor General OF Cubn-lfurrt-
e1ne-F1res-Iroopsf fur MeIlca-Etey-
0futfon In san DomIngo-Diousn-
6hplern, &C.
NV Yo.K, June 21.-The Netoltre Haana cor
re.pondent tays: The new policy Of TIT nc* al
Eintettnsion II reptes4tye and restrictive one.
very obnoxious 10 tho Cubans. more cep clally BY
contract with the former generous Treatment or
Gtn. Dnlce.
A violent hurricane v7,tted Bajano on.nc t,th.
Neela, a Town o2potitc Havana, lost twnty. three
houEee By frc on the evening ot The 13th
Auy1ces rum st. Thou1- Llate that ,bout 900
= op. had lct. St. Thoua ojoin The Fjreign L..
y, he 1a.e ars in Mayap. Porto Kro, over 70
A'ost Of the English and American residents
were abandou,ng Haytl on account oF lac disorder
occasloned By the great fire At Port au Prince some
"eekk ago.
President Bsez Is on bis last leet IN st. Domingo,
ibe seyo!ut1nn1fs nre pressing hin closely that
II e supposed that be Will rake to flight yery toon
Martinique had suffered con-.dd1hy from
mated bY the cholefA ~
, 1866-06-22

Frtcdzocu.s Affairs Un"er civil Rule
Gtnerai ~tfatisasan N.Y. AtKnnsus Elanka-
sl.h-Etasp Of ta's-d-s ETC.
ftpec1al Desr%t<d 10 t5t Chicago Trsh1nr.1
MEMPHIS, juno 81.
The Itts e,5s that s,nce the frccdmen's courts
"src anolt..ed anr p14utsru and 1ahorrrs dtzected
+" tfe csva ouhot.tlea for nstlcc, aEatft in West
'enntsee basc teen growing worse and wore.
: enc. c.''antsTs have venture1 10 impose upon and
aous: thf neeIoce. and oh"1< have ens,csd them 10
brca1 their contracts for hIghtr wsges, and the
rEntt IN consequ' nee have become restless. aud
]css dtpssed to steady work. P4ntets are begging
The ohcels Vt The Bureau TO assume their autuof.
l'y, declaring that lhes do not Immediately, both
enpltytts AID ea p10yes will b. rainau.
1beArkantas plantation Of Gen. Stealmau. who
y tnse tie tpecula.fons Of officer. Of the
freedntn's bureau. Il kuowo a. The lob johnson
p act, and locsted seven mItes below Pms Bluff.
asob saEs the Gent raj fu.ui-hes al the money and
das ahtnt one Thousand ac'es In COTTON. Tho hands
lte tnia t0 have been hfonrht from Georcia when
zen. cafrnn was IN c0u,manf OF that Stai0, aud
hy Government tram porta,lon ~ far a. Menphi.,
lhe ,tvestmFn' proasi:es to bring the Geurral
handsome rctDrne.
Ttade falz. Corn, saaasc. Flour and meats un
hanged. Cotton dali AT 355t36c; stock, Ii, 100
's!es. Westher hot.
nowN-Nansatuck. Anna. ". r Arthur.
UF-C1fy vf A1ton, Pauline, Carroll, Kellogg,
, 1866-06-22
FMIA1 LOUISVILLE.
EsnIfetB from t1le PTctp1 rn.---.
Ijoh-AkF0c1Usx Murder Strike
AfcRunhpxI NxHlA. Efc.

Bnlfefs from the PFc.p1 ars s>n--.--
rtoh-AkrociOsx Murder Strike o
stcamhoz1 MelA4 ETC.
LOUISVILLE, KY June a1.-A bolt cccnrrrd in
the outsy:lle Preehgiersn Convention last cyEn-
Ing. IN reference to the proceedIngt OF the tte
General Assembly At st. Louis. A minority udlefe
to the action OF the General A.sea,b]f, while The
majority, composed OF He..r'. Dr. NtnsArt. Robin
ron. Dr. " Wllson. ez-Govcrnor WlckhIe anu o,hera,
have formed IN independent PreshytY. The war
bcfwt en- the factions is n4gcd Very Ercely, b0tn
Eolltscalf. and rcigtouslY, at the prNenr lime IN
'1he murder at OsancevilIe, Ky, pnves to be a
mostatlocious ada,r. Threeot the muderer- have
rot, It BEEN captured. The Old iaH5ls etlll Atisc
Tho boat hsno6 and steVedores a the leyee
struck for higher uaee. ycsternay, and under he
tnaut ree OF liQnor, Threatened siole.e bu. the
police promptly nrrested the Ftngleaue, and the
afaaE closed IN the evening. Aslis pruceo,us har-
nunfou:1y today.
Another daring highway robbery ocurTed 1ast
night Eeyeu miles from this CITY. 1hs thought
that gang OF ozpaniked robbers Inlet The out
ek1rfe Of th1 cry.
trand ToS ai-o took place en- the lere,
1he markets arc more settled, bpt tansacttous
are limited. tn. supply Of gram and lloE Is lcnt.
r. Grand barhteue will be held at Paraaet.
SPRINGS. fhnrt dtance from the clf5, o; lie I'll,
IN 'anf. for political purposes. 1t fs 1husht tne
fentars II! endeavos TO manipulate the meeting
tot llleiE puEp 1ae-.
, 1866-06-22

ont In the hasbor. md there again snnk hi. to,,
rilh tru1erlt and friends on hoAsd. In tlr'3
iathoms. No anE1c'J ~. fcit about the e1pedf-
tion for s1u... 1lnt. Flach having satei
that be could remain uncer uitar
e4'uJ for rl1 OF teyen hcars.
Unfortunately, before roipe down, Ftach wz ~
co1hqeni OF tho euccets OF bis experiment tha' he
would uct allow anv buoy OF sore to be a'tachal to
ibe boat, and thus no search coult be ana. for
them with any eestsfnty o: spccess Every +tlnrt
to Ind thsm vas mace hy divers and otherwise hut
no tTtce a. had until the sth, when dlyrs d Gov
cred The host. Flach's son, IS 5e.r. Of nge WIS
one Of the party.
, 1866-06-22

lsFeclsI IRspasch to TIC Chicago Tnoune.l
DErRo1r. June Il.
Uf-Esidr, America. Miner. Naomi. 0rphsa Cana.
ca snnsh!ne, Watson. Cote, Constitution, RaEson.
St. Ls~recce, Ocean Wave. Hammer Collins, Dousunn
Gts.t. Peessess, preke, Swallow, payr, Lur,ml;,
Aiea'nfale, Harvest Home. Jeas.e Anderson, Tw1n
sts.er. Norris, Wqrthipetou, Efeed. wyandotte Md
might, Ferguson. Hannah. Turk. Jusa. Alfred. York
F"s'c. nart. Sophia Smith, Geraldine, wn.br,ase.
souhe Portland. Die Vernon, selIIrk, Brig, Enplrr
s'ste, supt1y. ''14rN'-
Dow* Cttss s,andart. Mo-tezum1- vin,ezo.
t.; r.rsnns Driver. htoateasle, Emnite ststt. n.
etffs. n2"A35 1aAs.A.d< In1uAaE Ef14.T'~-s A"@ y"
NIud, sounxest.
, 1866-06-22
LETTER FROM CHIEF Jus.
TlCE CHASE.
1K1s V5eH& on the Scl3cm nf a Ferpatu.
nj apd II0fnXed nk ht.

1K1s VIesga on the Scheme nf a Ferpstu.
nj and Untnxcd debt.
Nxw YoRK, June 1I.-The Concord Leqlst1tip+
RtpoTteT punftehes tho following extract from
:, Ce1t LETTER from Lhef Justice Chase to Governor
Sm.th:
ii w-s particularly pleased hy your protest
ecx{utt the new scheme o. perpetual and nnta2ed
dcbt, You NAV readily imagine that af1el a!l my
lnbor., md with 20 crea, Kuccesr 10 es1anl!.h the
mpk1rg If N. atle the per cent a any time sitter
ave hnn within twenty years, and nt per cent nt
sny nmt s,sef ten and within forty years. " was
'or 1can not refnndab1e At Ill till
.tes thirty years. can understand
N afgnment fur not taxiug deb.
YEAR. Tot can see that the country may fare more
IN Il 'csest than II will Lore In isxcs; hut canuot
tmafmf an honest uEnnent toy debt for thirty
y IT. md exemption IRON, bearing burdens 10 which
uhSr property n. be :phfees- got money. md
copuo1lahle !oan., subject 10 nationai sa1stion ;
su.c1y there IL no teato1 no1 10 depart from tho
, 1866-06-22
FROM NEW YORK,

The Excise Law Declared UnconAtftu.
tionaI-A TORPEDO Experiment..
NV IoHK, June 21.-Judcs Cordoza. in thr
Conn OF Common P4ta., tlVs morning, declared
,ns Esc,.s = Lsw unecnst,slioEsl' qaes'on
Board q dtsrh tbs morning. -Mr. Malone, living
1t lC4 Eakf Hr 1dsay.
1oa1t do iuh-nartuc boar, mad ttyerli tnete.sfaI
7r rtncnts IN sinking md Id.Ing his hoat In four
A!hons OF wafer. Re then rot PARTY or f.1ends
on bosrd. With them he proceeded some listauee
, 1866-06-22
's:e Strongly DeGcunces the Fe.
man Senate Party.
View CT Chief Justice Chase on
the Subject Of the
National Debt.
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR At
ADRIAN, MICH.
Gold Closed in New York
at $50 3-8,


The receipts 1rpm 1uernai reFcnne soT,-,s o,,,u
for This tecal scar, to thls date snnnnnt r. I'M
G01.S6A :" %s'"''
NEw yoax, june s1.Na morninc NM. =,
vts~ OF ths pe1,uinc conc1 IN tht rnottGnnt - -
Europe. has been eu.re*ted ,hsf tsnr n.rs; fn. ~
IN that QnArler should &c increased n n,3.r ~ -
ntfif Perfectly competent to prpkee1 Alnef1can iii
| keos f4ldf1F II Europe. The NtyY Oeparfment
aas astieacd 1T the gunoost suarste, now ready 1or
ron. sete1al o1he1 boaft are to be ueFna lrhed =.
soon ~ they esn be placed in readiness, AmonS
re re xssssis spoktn Of ns likely to be at,ached io
. rue11!e1s ana .haittnooea, md the Hoops Mean.
-'>' ~0e 11%uarMAfc7. n
1t ft nno,.sb,a that ~ sANhouKcshET t
Humparsy Yosl g 1s3d1 Mj 10 o. aoe Hon. James
~ c. eoIoHE9. 9" nosrars
=: {; sss II: On 4s IL
1ta1 sooy. o'"e' '3o"'"'"' members OF
cAruoG AGAINST TIE INTRODUCTION OF a,spsn.
The united state. Consna, Aren't =, R4x-,n,
.rii; ,orwsrds 10 .nc Dcparssneai of s,sta ~ oat:
rom shc Uni'ed s,aies co1sui at sidon. inofmn1 1
t Euiope ann o1her c5nu;es aod IN enasioe,.;n sn0
sime heseaoou,. ihs sansnI n1s faesd for some
proOanle tha be bones u j. feet d cas.is sse % DO
are e1p3ned cnn. ~ ~ shnna J. M1xs y .asy
nrre1n tscner:i R.,pes IL II aeose va sent 70
io 1hst the bouet Of cattle whieh NV disa 1p,n'
rpccrpe~t. or otber tn;rr1inn ~ - e.Is. LIZ t%.o
prcau The d. es.r md .hnn,H r. -1,t,tf,s 70
4omu1uhlcaifou vii b. senf IN fhe Hnn.s
:, - tn n,n,".r. ~. ~ ~ ~ Aoase to11at-
WV IN ~, IN - a. aoefe Il no
~ ~ TT1a .ue ~ @,toa u ooo-t.
M.s,uxc7n& 1rr. o.
.c Int;cd .,cs .1n,n.r h;.na aften OF
,es,;, ,a,,c. ~ e. 9nn .ns SreaI ~: Ha;aguez a.
I'm
liz ~er.it., rt - w 1 p.s ~ Lel11s thanks Tor
rn1ttin M AZ ee e'e" o' inc hlcn'1he- IN exon:
: '1A't ''s ,.rox 10 1,.,ro
;: Commodose aoeezs COMMUNICATE tha tpYorma-
t1on that INC Tn ted sts.ct sleamer Vanderbilt u
.nscpoci. xf,c- naeeacc Of e!elIt jsys .rd 5.Jr
sfttom Panama. The Town, be rays, IS occnpied br
The Frrcn, with sinee yss.ei
tthe Lucifer. of e1rht nnn, 80
At anchor beforc it. The sbnras ~ +t..S.s
are b leseur. "a ~ The L,betai NJ ts.t ~ 1e pY
nut groves within cannon shot of the iown caunnf
protection of the Apcs1can tsae m -,trnr rn,, y,
the Nor aduoek. We theil." ths c;om ma ~
thfee or ion, da.s, ss,ef htca III, n,oeesR m
Ter ccai f1om fhe YGndr-h,,t ~ ~ u ~ % tlant
The ~ znce lumber Of knota nm hr tha 1st,ao. -.
t.rct run By her IN m one das w Isl ss Eea .nd
r1or1n. rurr,uex.. .-~.
Spt calt 10 tie eycn1uy prncrs nv 1rno,t. +n.+
nc 1vrd ~ Gen DO ard. repre-; ut ftsrdn,sn,s M,
nft3,-. IN Fiona n in rrrr fsffenno rona3tr
The fsecf men ara lAborfnr 61]t.en,fv rrn snnos.
to rtye sI11ftacfton ia tnetr s,r,l uGo appear
ftetdm,n11 Anescbfrn,a har 10 ne Welfare cf tae
rt,d ,cbuoit Mi weil sf,rnhcn e """eouilues
~ 11,r w.e.., nv ,,rn.
The Lcmmitien of Wnvs mn Meon, 49, a.,ss ..sats;
q, ta!I, cou1rlete,y fforrsnf11nr tfe Trassn
Department. ''1'e1N1 'ne 1'eas"fs
MAIL CONTRACT.
t,,,rts - ort fnr sar.,rs 49,, W, s Irc:at Eon.
, 1866-06-22
FKUM PERU.

Reeepsfen Of the New Cotted States
MfnlAtcr-1naorcbAnE Of Frtenaty
Sentiments.
kEw YoRk, Junc s1,-The Herdf< Lima co:Ecs.
roprem +aye: Gencfs. Hovey WAS CIv n :rauf
fecept1nn BY The Government or the prese3tatlon
OF hit credentials. The Genera. in 'eS ward.
cxpsetfed the co1dtai feeling entsFtAEut1 b ta-
United States toward hef yoanetE ana mo4t *ou'h:
en- sletsrs- and Colonel Prado the Prov1Moo4s
Dictator. replica In high eomm-ndatlon Q! ths
credited representative Il his Court"
, 1866-06-22
FRUA LEXINGTON, KY.
4 Short Chapter on Kentucky
Politics.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEibune.1

[spectal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
-...r. LEx1xo1oN, Ky., June 70.
H. r. Boll!rR Is In th!e cisy, and denies that he
II party to any movement whereby he IA 10 yield
the track to any one. uo states that be Is et1Il
candidate, an he always has been .olely upon
bis merit; and, in qualification. he regards the
endorsement Of him by the 8oth ot May cunvtn-
ton a very wfse thfug. 1t Il rum1ed here that
NJ. Boiling and ron or Mr. Hrrty, Of the
Ue7oesut. ere partners In tbs r7ce br The Aplei.
late Cletkshp. II is alto rumorcd that Bolfin1
nDd Scaton az both OF. md Col william j Ian.
drnu, OF 0aua1d county, hxs beu selected to
make the I8ce. ~
Some daJt ago the Andy johnson 1nb At Wash
infton pubished The name Of the Hot n. e. Good
love a. one Il the Vtce Prea1dentF hat Club, for
kentgckJ. NJ. Gooalove immedtse ely wrote 10
Washington that he was mot IN AudyJohnsou man,
and bad bis game 1Ithds7wn. The i1me Of Uon, 6.
+. SnInnm hss been Eu1stliutt d for NJ uood1ore.
hut be Will hardly accept the homer n the fsce or
The ftronP opposlloE to the Presidents policy In
h1E Congressional 6EfFlct
The Kentucky Ha:eft<. new dali, paper, will be
f'eued here on Saturday, next. TheIebeIe repudt-
ate ihe Obstfrtr and AepoFttr, but Without cause.
, 1866-06-22
FROM DES MONIES.

Especial Despatch to The Chicago T,1hune1
DEs MONIES June 81.
At the Republican Judicial Convention for the
Eth District. held here to-day, Hon, Hugh ".
at1Uell Of Warren County, was nominated for
j1d2e- and Col S. D. Nicnols, or Gutnrc, for
ll-sz1ct Attorney. The convention pas:ed oil
Il1monitcslJ,7
, 1866-06-22

80 H7H1 *<0 zk11T 1TEFtE40 NTIgXEut
Sxw YoRK, June 91-The Herald ssa,es that
samuel Green. an American citizen re-Iuuc il
y. 1tco, about hfI! miles back Of Mazstlan, has
LIED statement with the American Consul at dag
alan, Of certain outraqes coulmitycd on hin hy the
French. He was urrcsted In Aazatian On The NH
o. Apsi and Kept u prison un:tl May lst, without
leave Mexico for California and .Thije 1,rier u,fs
Injunction. be en- teIs hfs ufote4t
, 1866-06-22
FROM MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Rs~olu tiona Adopted at FFeeduep's
Meeting.
Especial Drspa,eh 10 the Chicago Trfbuua

tSFflal uctpafea 10 the Eh1c7co Tftouna
NoE1coNEAT, Ala, Juus 20.
soue time Since, You Published eertes Of rceo-
unions pssted By thc uhltc people Of Natlou, N
Perry County, Alabama, in nhlch they spoke kind
y q 1he'r ;orme1 F.ve. and expressed desire to
c, 'olcd people bcld meeting at fhe Bautt.t
'tuicl It Inr;on. 10 poad to this vile action,
Ind passed be following srsolutinna:
NlrKkEAe- 1he ebtle citizens Of this comuaeujfy,
cur former nssttTt. hare by sertee Of 1e.olufions
spr ed their appreciation OF 0ur feeble attempts
n.snc tol The education ol our children, and also
Htft{tkd. That While Ne cannol b1l rejoice ut our
liberation trnm t1averJ, We hold none but the most
r'eas ant feel3nrs@oxard our former ovucsr, and
ejo!ce that fsltne OF kindness md Willingness to
hclp NJ IL nArlfetr~d By them.
Axselu<d. That. A. We believe ~s np.t reu.in
mart OF the population Of shik country. 1t 10 incu-
pcpt on MS TO cultivate Kindly relations between
bste aEd cn1orcd people. and fhAt4t u 2]ro IN i
eefattEe duty lsfd nnun us to cultivate our minds
and educa'e our children
Reso&pad, Tint committee OF ee7en be sppot>-
, 1866-06-22

BANGOR. Me-, June ei.-1he Union SITE Con.
Fcnuoa met to'dsy. Que hunJrel and IL DELI
gates wtre P1eeent. Gen.,J. L. EhamberAn yut
nom!nsf3 for Governor. Resolutions we= pa-sed
that a!ts@en, Nttnout dist tucton OF color pr rlc..
arr entitled 10 tho uiDo-t eIFil and ppt1c4 rights
endorsing the RECENT Constitutional un1t3dneut'
t1presefue confidence In Congress and lis Eeasurss
for reconsideration ctr
, 1866-06-22

e. 4, confer xjlh tfe rrnlfmen OF tire other com
.n'tfee. and perfect such Arrangements AZ they he
End We pledge ourselves to support the uci.pc
With al the mesAP in pnF power.
Ar Perry va ore Of the most poputous alve
counties IN tho state, The aboye may be consideed
, 1866-06-22
Cenaagrnti0n Mt New Mad lid, NO.
Warm Weather.

CA1Ho, III Juae 21.-A destructive IRE occurred
IN NV Madrid. No.. ye:leriaF morning, by sh,cn
oNo urge o"tlliEgs we're entirely consnrucl oud
agcd. o"'''
The weather here IL warm. The therncne.cr
ttoOd 1T VI at noon.
, 1866-06-22

PENSION! PENSIOM!
Inn new Pcusion L. = Just passed Increases Invalid
non.h 70 those !most disabled $13 per uonth 10
cIttse can apply to Isaac R. Hirr 4 ri 49,
Astn-t 83 C14fK Bueet,
AMES E. STEARNS IS AD-
- MrFED ss partner ID our Urn, to dste fron,
January Isl. Eee- The nrm nAn4e viii b hs5eai,er
aTuARNa, FoR6XFH h GO.
8TE4RNs 4 FORsYrH.
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