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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-19
Livery Sale and, Boarding
S r "A B L E.
RoGEas s GILMORE, Prorrieters

Having, eceived a new and splendid ~
Stock Of Carriages and Buqqies,
We are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice.
Horses suitable f ,r buggy or saddle can
always be found ut our stable. >.,.. "a
Il you want Horse and Buggy, Team,
or a Team and, Carriage. to 70 int the
country. or from one end Of it to the 9TH
er. call at our stable where you can be
accommodated at all times and at all hours.
N. B.:-We are prepared to furnish reg
ular and transient .=".s ,.s- .EsaSz
.ss 'atz
For Horses, nj our stable. at reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state that
"Billy" Young, whom all know to be ~
tait in the business, will be on hand ct all
hours. night or day, to wait upon custom.
ers. For particulars. call at our Office.
v5n52- If as.. ROGERS & GILMORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-19
UNION MEAT MARKET.
MEAT. n. a. Rll7K ct. J.
JOSEPH HOWARD. Proprietor.

Il All kinds Of tmest bee. rcrk. chickens
turkeys, sausage. pudding smoked tongue,
&c.. kept constantly IN hand and for sale
ut the lowest rat. .. All rereone wishing
meat are requested TO call. Opposite tie
rletaher House. nov2e-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-19

MUNGER BROS,
s,.il sl5 u estg1 4.s.E 81 .aa a.s',
! ~! a'si lt =, Z. ! Dealers
s.. 81. rit'thl:i:s'..d1i street. ire
SAINT PAUL., MIMI
y ,s5,.ssl 8. Sole Agent. for "a 5s,sg 4.
SteinWay e Sons. e. .
:4aa,s s; CELEBRATED PIANOS
s@:t #3is ssat, .sstdn'
sz= SOL. Agent, for q. . 3I5
chickering & sons, :.
CELEBRATED PIANOS.
..aiit4 5's#71ss: t'si# '.}1sseso .ep ~
Also UNITED n! PIANO FoR1,ts,,. ~ !. 4.
Also-PRIEGE's AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
e,.;4 ORGANS AND MELoDEONs.
Also fsrErs COTTAGE. ORGANS. s..
~ All fully Warranted. -
'sas' We keep constantly on hand the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT or
Sheet Music and Musical instruments
| + OF all descriptions in Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-19

HOWARD ,XssoCIA TIolg. PatIAptlrsrA, PA.
II Diseaaes Of tue Nerross. SeMi,aI, Uyinory and
Se1wdl Svstess new snd reliable treatment Ia re-
sdlsttsr envelopes free Of charge Address, mr. j
SEIlllH H0yalfcN. Howard As@ociAtioa, No. south
Elsa stost, pAila4elpblA, 70. s a51&EE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-19

10 fE l4a'.t 50 sss8skifft ~ III
ii a.iit.-.l;.iia 81 ..s.,i.i s.. -
]. - T. 1$5 IS az!
Rittahursh, trains from the direettoths
Tie Train. ths Psnnsy sana Central RAILWAY which
sSs a 4 n rtR|s 9nt. {:
NJ stopping 4 principal stations. Arrives Al.ao.@
~ q u, yrsue s:a3 NJ, [Bsl!stonts lNsa q n,
Isek Hsysn s III Ne, risbarE g B.iti
Phasdspha+ $40 p. m, and New Yo,k Va piiladsfphia
d 1f J + Expla p!,t,.nrf
at 800 NJ, Har isburgt $50 p. M aryiting At thla-
delphia It l:lQ NJ, BY this train passengers are
ttaasssre as Untsn Depot West Philadelphia directly
T. Express Train for New Yolk, leacLiny here At
!. RIiiLADELPIIA ExPREsss-1e
pitt.bu' gh At SO p m, :opping only st principal
York via Allentown 1900 q H. Philadellhia+ 7:iO am
and New York Via Philadelphia at 1905 Hm Sleeping
no. more sad Thisarps ana NV YrH Va A,snown
FAST i.lNE-Leaves Pittsburgh At 1000 y. NJ.
Atopping onlyat principal stations iyss
pm. New Yarkt Vi. Allentown $40 m, phiiaaelphiat
lao p. and New York yia Philaaslphia at t41 p. M
15S.a: az one, , ns,<; .a,, e.etss sss'
SLEEPING CARS are attached to Ill night trains to
Philsdephia. New York and Baltimllre. as
baggage checked thr. ugh and transfarred free. 81
TICKETS FOR THE EAST, Including B ston BY
boat rsi passing over this road can b purchased
At all principal stations In the West Fare g low -
~ any o'her route t:ls2 :saS:lf szs9.4nH = E
s.':.' s..@b " EIanrs. '@as<"1; =
vG sTocK, can be forwarded to and from, Phiiadelpha
New York, Boston " Baltimore 10 aud fm any point
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-19

Our stock of vio1ins, violincel,os. cou-
ira Bases, Flutes. Flies, Flsgoletts. Claro-
nets Guitars. Banjos, Military D, mus Of
all descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc, il complete.
} Church Organs, Melodeons md Pianos
tul.ed and repaired. .s,i A@'4#t. ,s:~-n : =:
q Orders attended to with Pronptness.
- -..,,. r.--s. v7n26 ~ III :.,.. l.s--. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
MEXICO.

JUAREz REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE CARYAJAL OR CANA
Leslie APPOINTS GEN. TAssIA MILITARY AND
CIVIL GOVERNOR OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TION FROM CORTINAS.
NEw-ORLEASs, Sept 0.-Brownsvlle dates OF the ID
have been received.
Juarez had issued decree from Monterey. He reeos-
nzes neither Gen Carva nor Gen. Canales as Governor
of the Tamnupas and has appointed Gen. Tassa as Mill
tary Commander and Civil Governor Of that State.
Gen 1assa left Monterey on the 3lst UT, WITH JOV
men and q convoy Of merchandise and specie
Escobedo was in command az Monterey.
Canales held the government OF lamaullpaS
Cortinas had issued proclamation from Camargo, dated
Aug u announcing himself Governor He warns the
merchants of Matamoros that merchandise NC. leaving
that city under the authority Of Canaes will be subject TO
oyentuaes.
GREAT RISE IN THE RIO GRANDE-RUMORBD RECAP
TURF or TAMPTCo BY THE FRENCH.
NEw-ORLEANs Sept. &. ls6G.-The BrOWRspH6 Courier
of the 3l ut says the Rio Grande s higher than ever
before known and bids fair TO wash Matamoros away
Bazane is at San Luis, with the object OF opening an
extensive campaign in Northern Mexico.
Tho Journal dc San Ls says that France has no de-
sign Of abandoning Mexico To anarchy
Additional arrests made in Mexico on the 18th.
The Courier of the 2sth mentions mmOr Of the re-
capture of Tampico by the French.
Cortnss in his proclamation, denounces the expulsion
Of Caravaal as a military riot.
The Courier says that forced loans exacted with
such frequency and excesveness by the Canaes party
that another revolution may be expected within 10 days
foreigner who objected 10 paving threatened with
shaved head and place IN the ranks OF the Liberal army
Cortinss was expected 10 march on Matamoros.
Gen Ford, late Colonel in the Rebel army, commands
sfort under CanAes. .-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
PRUSSIA.

PEACE SEGoTIATIoSs WITH sAxoSY PoRMALLY OPEN.
BERLIN Wednesday Sept s. 1906
Since the expiration of the armistice between
Prussia and saGOy, the Penipoentiaries OF the two
governments have met and peace negotiations have
been formally opened by the representative of Saxony
REDUCTION OF TIE PRUssIAs ARMY
BERLIN Wednesday Sept 8. 1866.
Reports have been current that orders were issued
few days since TO the military commanders to prepare
for material reduction Of their effective force; and
it is now stated in official circles that the reduction OF
the Prnssan army commenced to-day.
CESsIoS or TERRITORY BY BEsSE DARMsTADT.
BERLIN. Wednesday Sept, 3 1866.
In addition to the three millions of forms paid by
Hesse, Darmstadt in compliance with the demands
Of Prussia that duchy has ceded to the latter power
twenty square miles Of her territory indemnity for
war expenses.
EXPECTED DEPOSITION OF THE KING OF sAxoNY.
BTRLrs Thursday Evening. Sept. G. lsG6.
It is said that the King Of SaIony will be deposed
in case be refuses to accep, Count Bsmsrks terms,
and that he will be succeeded the throne by q
member OF the Coburg branch Of his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

DIED :
/. yosns.a ehaJ a

BuDD-ou Thursday Sept s. oe. Greeni u y'aHs'' 'haI
n ssmqsl and Mary n Budd nd nc fas-.s
This dy rdayi o'clock from the re'idsnes Of h p's''''
COCKsOn FAh day morning the at The redtsuce Of bh
soninsw, Daniel C. Miller No. SO PlhcsL BroOsyu h0oe'
His friends srs nSisi TO sesd ,h. frn. Fr,nds nesting
House, North Castle tb, (sH day. afternoon A2 clock
Walker iofsn, Richard l. and ssy H,ydOct. ss'di
year ard months.
The relative. and friends family respectfully invited at
tend TIE funeral on sixth day afternoon 9Seoek 0s No AZ
West Thirty ninth St. .hs city.
HEALY-on Thursday sept PervI frsdeo Hsy So,Y "
George H. and Anna heay aged 10 yeas, n, -. .,,, 4.
vied 70 attend his ianers No III ives. Thry eighth bvt
Seventh and Eishthaye., st2 oeioea p.
HUDsOY-on Wednesday Sept 2, Asyle ws,hiasieo CO.;
n V Lsra Hudson sd year, md moath daosh'er Of s.s-
The relatives and fend9 q toe ny Isp:c,fly invited 70 4.
S.Ss s Sf r g. w6pps siooyu
RUL-At Eanbury Coma Ws4aesdsy seq. s. Caroline A.
,s;o1S dsasn,sr q Gsorgs ,Rd o,rs h1L ..s the
fusera from her late resdenee Friday, at u O'Clock m
ss5 " aSs s"a . Of x. & s HS%
Friends Of the family invited attend toe funeral Saturday
Of Thiriy.6fthst., and MsdisOnsvS
KRBYAt Ks,onah russaay evening Leonda daughter o.
The and friends Of no family respectfully iOtd 70 d
s on Friday aemoo1 at ocoek without further invitation
LEE-on Thursday the 9Th inst Jane Ann Lee rct Of Allan c.
The relative. and d t9O.e Of Der w% IL. .ni q
10 attend her funeral from residence No 40 West ThY
sighth-'t oondsy the 9Th Inst, at q o'clock
LEONARO--A NerbGgh, Nednesdsy Sept D. Charles t.
Of Chancey NJ Hope Leonard aged IS AMI nhs
friends family respectfully invited 70 atead
the funeral Friday clock the resi5eaes
his parents, at Newburgh \. Y.
ncGEORGEOn Wednesday, sep. s. at Godeus Bride Wee.
Co.. hsry wife Of John Is. hcroTge OF Newly Guy
and daughter e me late John kAeb Of Philadelphia
lneTmea At Philadelp his
MEGSOE-On Wednesday. Florence T. infant dnshss %
WIN. and Louisa f. heron aged yesr months snS dsys
relatives o tie FAIRLY respectfully invte 20 Il
fGurfal tie residence OF Ter parents No o. w es
Twenty eighth st., on Fndsy. sept al III o'clock
MOFFAT-A Long Branch Monday Sept Julia A. widow OF
Wilhum B. Mofa 81 %.
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited %
funeral Grace Church Of Roadway sui
Tsnh-st, Friday afternoon, the 9Th inst, at O'clock
SACKETTAt Hsings n Y. Thursday. 6h inst Florssce
years. l month sDd days
the residence OF her parents No "a Dong
lssst South Brooklyn Sunday the 9Th inst y O'Clock IA
sHOTWELOn Wednesday Sept John sbotwe AGED 70 yea
THE family respectfully invited 10 assoe
his late residence, No. 1875 Naveey place. Q"
Friday Al II o'clock.
Ss-stoga and Loeb port papers please copy.
SLOsSON-On Tuesday. 4th the residence Of hsT
brother South ~ y Jane L. Sosson aged 20
sPENCERIn Brooklyn Wednesday the s,h inst f JARED w
Spencer. sgss o. wears
The friends invited attend h's ea sereea
tie First Presbyterian Church Henfy Brooklyn tins frs
at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA,
Destruction Of the Union League Hcase.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING.
1T Is A COMPLETE RUIN.

Special Di,paet to The N. Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday Sept. g. 1856.
About I2I clock this morniOg fire broke out in the
Union League House of this city
Your reporter arrived on the ground early indeed
before any of the fire companies had commenced
to pour water on the burning buiIdine; the build
ing is little palace in itself, situated on
Broad.st, between Chestnut and Wanutsts and in close
proximity to the Lapeiue House and the academy Of
Natural Science 1t was built of pressed brick, with
brown stone trimming and constructed in the form
of cross, having nan building and two wings.
During the session Of the Loyal Southern Convention
here it has been the headquarters of all she pronent
strangers
Last night it the center of the great and grand
demonstration in honor Of the ConvsntoniStsi in fact
every day and night since the session of the Convention
here, public Mass Meetings have been held fcr the oe
casiOn.
The building beautifully decorated with numerous
flags and tansparenoies the Of the destruction Of
this beautiful edifce Sled the hearts of all with
llFUETHER PARTICULARS IN OUR SECOND ED1TIoS.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
Tuy GREATEST MECHANICAL TRIuM

The GREATEST MECHANICAL TRIUMPH OF THE DAY.
No modern invention has been eeons and oeneheen
,hsn tSs sewing Machine rapidly becoming household
friend Yet ingenious 10 this Invention. there was vet
on o skilled labor deeued by the absst mschanicians a.
yhoy bsyond It's ability 10 accomplish namely the making OF
baton hole This greai difficulty however has been most
seectuay ovsresme for have Just In cpsrston
new and beautiful Of the singer Manufacturing Com
nary OF Cheapsde only performing this LABOR e the rate
Of pesry per bat msking baiionboles In style Of
far superior thEt executed by the eeysrtst hnEe
thereby eeetnr complete rsvonen 10 this department Of
isbo, ssd capital The ock stitch Family Sewing
sssvsried merits Of ali others IN ass Il capable Of every
Kind u work each stitch being alike both sides Of me
fabric motions all positive and simpe thet cnbd
sorh H. ID il sos and Is may be had IN style suits
bic al he for the humbest home the drawmgroom In
short this machine is uuquestiouaby the best ano We m
add the cAsdpsf in tia pord.-l From Inc l0nuOp NoHt
JournAL Aug. 10, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
KANSAS.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR o0SGREss-TROUBLE
WITH THE IyDIASs-SoT SUFFICIENT TROOPS TO
PROTECT THE PEOPLE.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR ooSGREss-TROUBLE
PROTECT Tng PEOPLE
grseinI Dispatch o The ". Y. Tribune.
PoPyKA Kansas Wednesday. Sept ;. 1896
The Republican Convention met here To-day the al
tendance largo and enthusiastic Gov. ;. j. Craw-
ford unanimously renominated for Governor sidney
Clark will be unanimously renominaied for Congress.
series % resolutions passed condemnhg the pol.
icy Of the President, and nominating Col Sc crawford
for Governor; Maj ~ Green for Lieutensnt-Gosernor
T. A. Barker for Secretary Of state; j. X. swallow for
Auditor Martin Anderson for Treasurer the Rev. J..
McVicksT for Superintendent Of Public lnstrucon; Geo
g. Hoyt for Attorney General r. A. Kingman for Chief
Justice; and for Congress, the Hon. SdBey CLARK.
IL is reported rom Fort Sarah, junction OF Fort Riley
and smoky Roads that seventy Cheyenne Indians have
two children taken from the Indians in the Sand Creek affair
and then clear the smoky Hill route Of al whites, while
s. Gbeyennes have started for the ArkaDsas To CON-
NIT depredaons there and thar they have sent invite
tons 20 the Sioux, Kiowzs aud Cananehssfo join them
In sweeping the frontier from Western Ransas To Colorado.
The Pawnees hive broken UP two settlements on the
Salmon and fsrished number Of women They swear
that the whites shall not occupy their territory =.
Gen. Sherman writes that the setuemebb ettend w
miles far West and that he has not the troops to pro-
tect them within 100 miles of Fort Riley
The stock agent Of the Overland Mail stage Company
was met by band Indians while taking out stock for
the road and was ordered back He was given ten days
10 remove the stock from that route before their raid.
THE UNION STATE corn ENrIOE-THR Legislature
RECOMMENDED TO ExPUNGR THE WORD WHITE
PROM THE STATE CONSTITUTION
ToPEXA. Sept 81 Especial Dispatch TO The \. Y. 1rb-
uue.-Ihe Union State Convention have unanimously
recommended the Legislature 90 submit TIE question OF
st-kr- tho word white from the State Constitution to
Lus p.Up.3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
EUROPE.
News by The Atlantic Gable f. ~. .Sc
9th inst,
Attempt TO Obtain the Release of ex-Rebel
BlOckade-RunnerS.
The United States Minister Required TO
Show Authority for their
Prosecution.
PRU SSIA REDUCING HER ARMY.
A Manifesto on the State of Europe Expected
from Napoleon.
A King Likely to be DiScrOwned by
Bismark.
CHOLERA IN ITALY.
GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE LOST CABLE.
The Great Eastern Expected at Hearts Content
To-Day.
Commercial, Financial and Marin, Intelligence.
ENGLAND.

ENGLHNU.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF THE Ex-RRBEL
BLoCKAIB-RUSEERs LATELY SEIZED.
LONDON Thursday. Sept. 6. 1866.
In the Admiralty Court to-day an appeal was made
by the counsel for the defendants for the release of
the seven ex-Rebel bockade-runner steamers seized
at Liverpool some weeks ago. The Judge directed
that the United States Minister. Mr. Adams, or the
United States Consul at Liverpool be ordered to
file written authority for their prosecution.
REDUCTION or THE BANK RATE.
LONDON Thursday noon, Sept. 6. LED.
The Bank OF England to-day reduced its rate of dis
count to five per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LrnPooL Thursday Sept. G. ls66-The Cotton market
has ruled steady today The sales we're 10000 bales Mid
ding Upsnds IL quoted at l3d.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFPs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Thursday Evening, Sept. ls6t-Ihe Breed
stuts marks, lie firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LrEnrooi, Thursday Evening. Sept G. ls66.The Proyi
son market is dull Lard lie quite inactive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
fosDox Thursday Sept l6ConsOls are better the figure
at noon TO day is ssi
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON Wednesday. Sept 6-Noon.-The current quots-
ton, for American securities are follows; q. Five
Trspes 49, Erie Railway shares 46! Illinois Cenras ei.
LONDON Thursday Evening Sept 6-Consos closed at s9i
for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LospOS Thursday Evening" Sept t-The closing quota
,,n, OF American securities Y. s. Fve.Tventes 72f
Erie Railway shares 46ii Illinois Central', 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
Arrest OF A FORGER.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6--John b. Barton alias James Mar
TIM who was arrested for passing 500 worthless cheek
on j. b. Crosby for the tuition Of young lady, mad on
his person letter from Baltimore addressed 10 Hardin
and number of newspaper clippings detailing successful
forgeres III New-York siaunton, w Virginia augusta
Hardin. He was committed 10 jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
WORK TO BE

WORK TO BE COMMENCED IMMEDIATELY.
QUINCY, ILL. Sept. Especial Dispatch to the ~ Z.
Tribune- bill for building bridge across the Misss-
sppi passed Congress few days before ITS adl9urnneht
The three railroads terminating this point DESTROYS OF
building the same have made contract 70 that effect
with the corpoatos have received the charter and the
contract was signed and delivered yesterday, that tho
Mississippi River bridge is now fixed fact, on the great
highway oftravsl to sat Lake and California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
Special Notices.


Postace NoticeThe Mails for the United Kingdom and tbs
Continent Queenstown and Liverpool steamer CITY oT
NEW YORK. aud r the German states Wis Hamburg per s@na
ALLEMANNIA" Saturday g. will cos- At this once -
the Uptown Offices IS follows Stations and w.
and D. stations and y, TO
Station q, rs TIE Mails for France VIA Brest ant
Iavre NAPOLEON III" viii close at this Once -
Saturday and at the uptown Ohee. ~ n
Stations and h B05 stations and d. 1913 NJ u
STATIONS ana y Nv ~ ''l''o"' iAMEs KELLY PM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
FRANCE.

rrr EMPEROR NAPOLEON on THE STATE or EUROPE.
PARIS Thursday evening. Sept. 1906
A rumor is prevalent that the Emperor Napoleon
intends to issue a manifesto announcing his views
upon the state Of Europe.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
PARIS Thursday. Sept 1890.
Various diplomatic changes are expected imme
diately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
FIFE IN PROYIDENCE.

Providence. r. l., Sept. 6-1le Union Worsted
works. formerly known as Schroeders Print Works, in
smithfcld five miles from this city were totally destroyed
b- frr this morri,~ They were owned by VIM +. and
Frederick G. Savics Loss on buildings, stock and ua
etincrv $40 oO insurance $sO00O The 6ro is under
.toad u have been caused Nv .e glltioa Of DapaIAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
TIE GREAT EASTERN.

ST JoHS, n, F.. Sept 6-The British gnnbost Terrible
aed mi, evening 10 meet the Great Eastern intending
a. on her some 100 miles from the shore aud assist her
in landing the shore end Of last years cable Supenn
tendent Mackay and other eminent practical electricians
are on board the Terrible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

WEkKLY TRfBuEK
MARRIED.

'oVSbt |y1ntCME.lf-On Ne5Bssdiy sent s 4. r. P.gF.
O.-,oA hsbWsy n j. by the Rev. d. A. Abs,,,,nl,s a
Henry Of fasrson n 70 Mis. Mr. ~ 1870 =
oftle hon. Jos Cro"oi Of Rsb~sy N J. w. s"'''
EYoS-BUTcHER-o7 gsdne't,y sept n The rs.i.ocs Of In
Eis msry Butcher dartsE o'. "a a. sysn ~ lyon -
tlitc cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
President John.on's Orders aud Procismations.

Respecting the sud Punishment Of the Assans Of Abshe
Line Of jefferson Davis Clement C. Clay and others 70
R-sabish Authority Of the United states In NrsnA eqaaty
Rights Maritime Nations; The Blockade; Ann etyi Appont
log for North Carolina and other nsurFeon.
Suppression OF hebe ion in tennessee rsrcse
Prisoners Martial Law withdraw from kentucky Annaiss ths
Suppression HsbeA. Copus Declaring the Rebeloa snded
Apnonn~ufs Military Against the Fe
nia lnYafon OF Canada Are on IN THE POLITICAL MANUAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE
DAILY TRTBUSR.
$40 ncr annum. As for sx monthA
tlO per annum; - LOT VI niOu'
mn. r.rrnrrr rpTRTfNR

sRMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mall subscribers copy. year-lO rnmoers..'-''s1 ~
Mail .ubscribefs ogpes yearO4 numOers---.--... ~
Mai snbscrhers comics or over for each copy.--. OO
pern RENTING o 10 copies $50 will receive an extra copy
for months
Psrson renting Tor 70 oOpes SIS vh receive IA sSA oopf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
TILE CUSTOMS BrRRAu.

Instead of the bond now used in Of the entry
imported merchandise FOR wsehousng the Secretary Of
the Treasury prescribed foru and directs collectors
Of customs to immediately adopt The condition Of the OBJ
legation 10 the bond such that the principals or either OF
them or either Of their bsr executors Administrator or
assigns shall before the expiration Of one yeai from 30
date Of the importation II the goods and merchant
mentioned withdraw the from the bonded warehouse
where they may be deposited and pay legitimate sun Of
money or shall after the expiration Of year and before
the expiration Of three years o the date aforesaid 40 Win
draw same and pay the said collector the sum aore
sold or when nscertaaed OF duties imposed
by thereon and also additional gum or duty
equal 10 per Of the said duties shall IN The mode
prescribed By law or before the expiration Of three years
from the ssd date withdraw same and actually export
them beyond limits Of the United Sates ransshp them
10 port the Pacific Western Of the United
States under such regulations ssthc Secretary Of the Treasury
NAV IRON time prescribe then this obligation to be
void else to be and remain In fan force and virtue.
BoUSTIRs TO SOLDIERS.
The Bounty Commission, about which so many con.
hcng been eegraphed rom here have at length
made their final report They unite in saying that after
thorough examination OF the present Of paying the
boune they unable suggest any additional safeguards
or any Improvements the present methods and they recon-
mond that payments be continued heretofore both to Indian
ard negro soldiers.
THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION.
Maior.Gen. Wool has addressed letter TO Gen. Gus
ter Chairman OF the Soldiers and Sailors Executive Com
mee announcing his intention be present at the Cleveland
Convention.
FREEDMEN ~ NORTH CAROLINA
Gen. Howard has received letter from Brevet
Brig Gen John c. Robinson, Assistant Commissioner Of
Freedmen's Affairs in North Carolina stating that
white women and children in large numbers are
without clothing and sssstance that there may be
forwarded as many articles can be spared To
cothe these poor sufferers lie nto hopes that
benevolent societies in Northern States will cooperate in the
cause Broyet Brig Gen Chas Howard is having school
houses erected TO be used by the freedmen One under
construction in this city and in Badensburg Nd and
the coored people Alexandria can purchase ground
two 70 be erected In that city