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SD, gDn0re6. II. Gtbmn9.

@aibin 9ton, Z. Stunt. SIM tat puroe
oa8 NcconltructlonS : Nr1enoeuIent aufgenommen
NIB Elm Snb1tttdt bon Ssnator 8lQiams eiMae>
bradt, bic &sprdientatlonSbaiiS betreffenb.
Oapi8 BON &eutldp belt cine prelitlinoiQe &ebe
gegen ben Sorihldg.
SIN 9aus tlm bic 5enatsbiG, bic Sncorpo,
ration Der Canal NIB Nb3u9S9rahen @ompa9nie
Oes Oiltricts Columbia auf Die Eagesoromuns.
@pbb BON 8iSccnitn iaSte, oaB 3err 0rancis
Sbomas bon DtlrpGano, Der iiber bic Bill III lplez
den ipiiulde, 8ranfbelt5 tpe9en nidt a~nipsienn
lei ; er nladte oesbaIb ben TpriblaJ, bic Ser
tanolung iiter be Sla big gum nGdffsn Oienftag
al perIbieben, mas an1enOmmen muroe.
9err Winoum BON Wtiuneiola bradte cine Bill
ein, benz Staat Sopl 9rDilIe 9aucitc+ionell 3ur
Grridtul9 einer Gllenbabn bon &e0ar 9ilpips
nad ct. Qpni8 III bepiul9en !; ~iiberwieIen. Anb
bradte er etle1 SDrIbla9 ein, Der an9enon,men
purpe uno mcrnaG Der Straightforward a~uf9,fors
bert miro, Die Sumlne an3ugeben, melbe i'm Gries
9e ge9en bic Snpiansr i'm Sabr 1915 5 rers
au8Habt Duroe.
0err 9nccna BON YenniYIpanien monte einer
SelblnB elubrir9en, ben &ongreB ant %. Stunt
3I pertaScn, tpaS leocG nidt eriautt murpe.
Serr Subbaro bon Soma bradte cine BtQ etlI
all tstrfltfe NnIiecler unb surl 9ped Die Ults
rilauSuns BON 8aubol1 III bef6rpern. llebsriplte
Iet.
0as 9auS nabm bann bic Bill auf, welbe ben
Brdiioenteu autprifirt, 9emllie Sertrd9e nit Den
5lDlanerrl atSuldltBen. DIE 8erbanoluna bar
liber wuroe bis Olen1tl9 oerIbpben.
Die Bill, elneu Ylab fir etnt Wacp Oaro anf
league Sslano I'M OetamartluB III eriperben,
wuroe aufgenOmmtn.
0err Dtpers rpn 4a. iprld III @unten Der
Siu.
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Woi1 Gincinmnti.

@tnctnnatt,'6 &c. Stunt. - Die neue
nnteriudung, Die Dem NiGreer Der 8oola
Gamilie, Samuel @upert, t%ctpiGiet wOrpan
IT, na9m 9eItern In 2ebancn, Sbiu, ibren 9ln<
fang.
@slfern 0bsnO sinserhpOn bter 200 8enier
mad Der @ren3e alb.
SHIedb'e GnrtenMsfidten i'm Gi6en.
cincinnati, 6. Juni. Gus Wempbts
ptro beriGtst, o1B Die @rntelusTAtsn In Ntt1.
iIltppt unp &anlas Der ueber11pemmunaen
uno oes fnlten WetterS balber lAle4t 1no nnb
Oab Dor Dem nGhten CONNER cine 9uneers=
nOtb e~tntreten miiie. Die 0flan3er baben es
unterlaien, 0ttreice gu bauen, neil tie ouf etne
quite 8aumpulsnernte unb bObe prei1e led
neten. @n manGen DldSen baben bic WFan.
ger tein @elO unD bic 9ebenSmittet lino aufs
sejebrt.
ISefHIGs 4ebn,e BON gBbfstep in eOnispiue.
@outsotlle, g.. sunni. - SIN Qaufe
nes %per8on9enen Mcnat5 BAT Der bteiee
Steuer : Collector 800 SAP @bisfep ne
gen Wht6e3abluns Der St'uern n we-
gen 9tnter3iebans Oerlelben NIT 8el@las be-
legt.
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bIes Der s,oTi,tI nil. y,oa borb Surouf bic gerbof.

btes ber @clisel init, tpds bdIo 6drdtf bic gerbdf'
tung Der Oiebe berbeifiibrte. @iner Der Nnae'
fla ten erbra6 bic Tbitre oeS Sauies, ftedte le68
S6tntelt IN etnen Cad ilno mar 9eraee i'm Be
grin odr1itt 6apoH III 9Gben, ais er drretirt nuree.
Die aneerr1 mnroeu feIt9eIcmmen, mdbrenD fe
it1 Ill ibren Setten b~efanbeu.
Egg Seute Ntenb tommen i'm g M mers
| b eater I'M Nalbin9tou @artel 5pet Iebr be
ltebte POiieu Der Gurte Nenm a IL Don
@6rner un0 baS Self BEL Sanomerter
BON &ngelp, our Nutiibrung, tereu Sumor uns
itbertretflld lit. Se8balb nlDge jeper 6reunO bes
SderseS uno Der SCmtt CO nldt unterlaiIen, bic
SorItellu1a 81 beluhen.
B@T 1861. Ou8 0fenomee biefeS DDrtreffli.
6eu 0tebenlafte8 lift beretts rDr mebreren Wtona
ten aus Den oeutIden @lueu All ms beritter 0e.
orulgell, ater MIN, ba er liG geb6rig 9etldrt lInc
errcrtatlonefdbig 9~eporoen lit, bat man @elegeu.
belt ibn IN natnra 81 9enieBen. @iue aue9eSeth
lete Yrobe pasOn bat Ser 0enrp Senft I'M
Peoples 8dnf @etdnoe, @fe Baltimore uno Ylca
Ctr, erbalter nno ner rem rerludt, Ger wtrt
potl bes 0tdterS WOlte oer1teben:
vSu Der Srauben Slut, triuft man beutIGen
Wtutb,
8irb Der Mann iid bober Strait bemu6t."
Sabne IN gtIinen,
ftrb tfets ere Gtorlns res periSnti6 IL Gusfe6 fns, m e
ees pc lonlt6en Gem or g.. 8 m5ufolse Ballet ~btelelbel
=" bt : O'R"uhS UNI I petuHHtSH AHttcDlR ke9eH Qut
oorouf b~eBit9liHen ueOtI, benz wOPlris6e. ben 9 o 3 o
b II +.
~ &egieruusSs%GI merbeu in tarse
Her 5riG befOrgt ourG bic @rpepitiOu bes rNefer." 81,
8iiraPrpdpiere Hne in ienem Slle ea,u erfot Derii@.
~ %'dste naG europa bon ieOer @toBe ODE
5e'Uitt werOen prompt ~bef0rDert purG be @~rpeeitiou be,
Be1er."
~ Gidets gu Der YrGmier. g srto Jung fir bat
oeutlte Sno1ttoen unh I8atieRblus in $50 SarbD, @up,
ltuO IN bar . flee ces nD d /" gu ba6eu. Die Ser
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Spn &aSaaMA.

Stem Dort, s. SUM-. 9aoanua gfa9ridten
niISsr Sampler BON Sierra Gru, NIT Gaaridten
DON bort bi8 gum 81. uus Der Staot 0isrtfc bis
gum Is. Wtai ar9etommen.
Wteritanii6e 3eituu9el t~itubi9eu bic pOnitdn'
bige Nteperla9e bes @ortiuLs all ain 27. bel BALTIC
Slanco. @s ioneu reridieo.ne Gmeritaner IN
&Ortiua8 Nrnlee getDbtet poroen fem.
San1pico mirb BON @Dn.es belasert.
@8 muroe berihtet, bic Suarilten ieieu Bel eineln
Nnsriff auf Scptiuon 5uriif5efdlasen worcen.
Die Suarilten iino bon CHIHUAHUA iiioli& uud
Santa 9olalta marI9irt.
Seridisoele auoere Gefedte, ale au Gunteu
Der 6ranSOleII, merben aemsIpet.
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Scur8beri6t t. - Sob 145: 5I20er 1921:
7lsoer 1929; loI4Oer 95t; Canton &Ompasnle
500.
Die atG9tmeine apprspriutionS>
Bill paflirte rorseftern gldmittag i'm apeiten
3weiSe oes Stactratbs nit eint9en peni9en
AmelcementS.
GntbiIIunssfeier esDentmaIs
opn@Omcerneur 9idS.- Die feierliGe
@ntbiidun9 be8 Sidss OentnlalS fanb seitcrn9taHs
mittag in 9toft's pain fat. gSar AUDI bic 3abl
9erjenisen. tpeldt fd bel oi.iem beiOnberen Eelte
~betbeili9t paben, niGt iebr sro6, 70 par bod bic
@efinnunS, bic itG bel oieien i5efte trlo CAB, beto
patrlotil ber II. etnbeui9er II. trug bas Geft iiber.
baupt elnen idonen NIB t~piiroigen @baratter. Die
6eler wuroe obne pompbbafte Antiiuoisuus Dor.
bereltet rlo besanu nadmlttass etrpas nad bret
ubr ourd Vie Aufiibrun9 einissr Wtuffltiide utls
ter Der 2eitunS oeS Serru &oie. Cine before
Dfufif bon Slehinftrumenten baben mir ieltert gee
bort. Serr Sa6ie, Der 8oriiser beS COMMITTEES
betrat oann bic &eonerbiibne, mics auf ben 3wef
Der 6eier bin uno introoueirte 9errn 8lrtel ais
Beltreoner. Derlelbe bob III bereoten WOrten baS
gebsn uno Nirten oes @cHperneurS berror, bee
ioncers aber bic sroBe BeoeutlIS Der pcIitriden
9altuns b.s 8erfOrbenen CUR i3eit, als be Stcei.
ftcn ben Staat Warplano In Dem StruceI bes
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Stn'ess Srfnnmatti tai tur ten Somm.r.
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zen etiub,u mir f%rsuneIt&it tteiea'ssu in,tsr,bsr. wrIGe
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3sotr, Del II Elm II 1t hbut tduer 10 u fri { fcrt u>
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Uee n felt 1dHreE ais uora q LID bcfdnntsr Htntbfef.ftnhr
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tene l9ndren ale:
Rapferne Eprten JOrnfn, WdrnIli&en. SrrtrstrIes W6.
BEL GTubIdp, 6lterifbe Bier feiheI &c.
81 bilissn preifen. (fa1W
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L 5pIs 8ef6df # er6faet unb balten ab SIR dug
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Juo Wal0tnCu @sbrdu1e Scr56tbis In6 Ittfern eta 1on-
SemiAt BON 2240 pf pro Gonns. Sbre 9-stie werbeu
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- 8sfsaRn9en fur uns osbm'n an Serr S altRs
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paHdse df Dampf u SeaeIIbtTen BON unb mad Gurcpa,
stnfs firun9 ccn 95eibern tGfelbf. - Dldtt- unb @eIetefSrs
oerun9 eabtn - 8OG maaten jeHer Grt B. Ct. 8eiispofe.
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40 Riiten iebr CUTE Connecticut Wrapper
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50 Ellten Der 6ieoene @raoe
srter alien aufat b:ittr. 8tnbers anb Sta.ys ~ SO, 20 unb
10 gts.
5apaud gDr6 ptrs unb Tincrs, ausssstiHntt sR Qua.
'ttot uub Blati I'M Stpre unit II. Y. 8onheb Naretpnfe, Of
Eestren tn ~beliebteen Qunnt tdtsn
s. 3. NeauGxbt b SrkH.
siun-l 10 3. Gas uahe iaIttmrreHr.
, 1866-04-28


leMn1-A New Warehouse System.
tEEcm the TftuRvilic Ner1ld, April g
The New 1orh Legislature has recently
passed an act to incorporate the Petroleum
which appears to supply q deficiency OF long
standing in the practical business Of hand
ling and storing the combustlb1e and cxp1o-
siyc commodity Of petroleum. This COM
pany proposes to construct Gsc-proof iron
tanks, holding about ten thousand barrels
each, and 10 locate them at Convenient points
In the oil regions, aud connect them by means
Of iron pipes With wells, md the wooden tubs
now USED for storage II is intended In this
manner 10 insure the millions Of property
which ls now annually destroyed BY the fires
and floods which so frequently devastate the
oil districts. The present rates Of insurance
arr so high as to be practically prohibitory,
p.orr;ctors can performs nj a reasonable
charge, the double business Of storage and
insurance.
The company has authority to construct
pipes to connect these tanks With Ill locali-
ties, anil may, if desirable, purchase aud de-
Tie capital stock Of the comrauyis is tive hun
drel Thousand dollars, with power to increase
TO two millions. The company has already
organized, hnrfug elected l., S. Watkins, Esq,
we'll known oil prince, as President. Hon.
Seldcn E. Marvin, Paymaster General of New
York, Is Secretary. and Inspector General
Geo. S. Batchcller Is Treasurer. TIN company
is In the hands Of practical men, and the best
capitalists In the State Of New York +; men
who, in the legitimate use OF the extraordi-
rary powers conferred upon them by this
special charter, intend TO make the enterprise
a permanent and profitable business. The
tanks arc TO he built OF boiler iron, riveted
and secured with such perfection as to render
them perfectly fire proUC II Is proposed by
the company 10 build five OF them, either at
Tltusvilie or Cory, aud contracts arc now
hafng made 10 complete ten thousand bar
said Ave tanks completed and erected BY thu
first of August.
, 1866-04-28
THE FLoOnS II UPPER WISCONSIN.
Erent Losses In the Lumber Rc=fon4-
| The Fresllcl OH the k*cnnnba, Fox
and MenOna1nee Rivers.


From the Green Bag Advocate, April a6l
Last week We ventnrcd the opinion that the
going oti Of the heavy body Of snow ln this
Terion under the influence Of sun anu rain,
had avoided all danger OF orcriiaWing banks
asd loss OF logs in the l7mber regions. Hard
IL had our paper issued from the press, when
there commenced 4 rain storm almost nnpar-
alleled in force, which lasted twenty -four
hours, covering the country With water. and
converting every stream into torrent With
the exception Of the Fox and Erst rivers,
which never get on +" bender" more or less
damage las occurred on sFeEJ stream.
eaye wav, and two million feet OF logs went
out into The Ray. On The Escanaba, million
and n half were swept down The river, part
Of the 1ailroad bridge was carried OF, aud
many buildings were lost. On Duck Greek,
dam and lot Of 3ss noeS MeEs eafa Sa,q on the At
heavy booms held out and not much aanaEe
Was douc. The Big Suam1co oyerfloved,
eryeadlng great quantities Of logs oycr the
flats on either side. From otEc. streams we
do rot hear yct-bUt the chances are that
Peaht;go. Ford and Cedar rivers. b Sum
dav, the foods hid gone doTrlnd tie dan
ger over.
i letter from Escaneba to the 9th says that
the Escauaba River commenced rising this
week; at nQon on the 18th teams crossed on
the ice: at : O'CLOCK the ice twenty 1nches
thick) broke, carrying the piers and booms at
D. langley, j., & Co.'s mill, and swept down
taking OF the top Of the dam running over the
dat at the east end Of the .dsm. After the
first sweep 1t stopped few moments andith
men rushed INTO the barn and took ont eleven
horses and several oxen, when 1t started the
second time and carried away one barn, car
penter shop, blacksmith shop and warehouse,
breaking the Ice in tho river below, swept
] duwn against the bridge Of the P. r. T., car
| rying away about 1e0 feet Of the south end
/ and damaging much Of that remaining stand
ing by breaking piles; carrying one ana q
river below the mill belonging to langley &
60. 1t Is impossible at this time to tell the
| damage
, 1866-04-28
THOMAS C. AcToS,
JOIN G. DEnuES,
j. s. BQswOnTu.
.1AcKsoN . $. SCHULTZ.
JAMES CRANE,
WILLARD I'ARKER,
IaaIa. Il EnaA.xt
Official History OF the Pe&ttlence on
the TirElnfa-Ee40luuo uonA OF the New
York SaL1tary ConE1ittee.

From the New York Times, 25th fnst.1
The following arc the iacts regarding the
appearance and history Of the disease as OBJ
tanned from DR.. Cherlcrner, the ships sur
geon, and the captain: The Virginia sailed
from Liverpool on tho 4th instant, having on
board fourteen saloon passengers and one
thousand and twenty nine In the steeIage. A
few of the latter were Irish, but the great ma
jority were German and Dutch, coming chiefly
from Rotterdam, Wittenberg, and various
towns of Holland and Denmark. They had
no knowledge, SO far as we asccrtalned, Of
the existence Of any epidemic in any Of the
places they came from or through which they
passed on their way to Liverpool. There Is
eyidcuce, however. that In certain towns of
sa9ony. neaz which some Of them have
Ing the past winter. AL were perfectly
well at the datc Of sailing, and remained 50
until the 18th, when three persons, q man, q
woman and child, died after few hours
illness, with symptoms Of epidemic cholera.
On The following day esl, Rsrsons e; ie i With
and so the mortality continued up to the 18th
when the vessel arrived at this port, up to
which time thirty-scrcn had died. The dis
ease was characterized chiefly BY severe yom-
ling aud purEing Of material similar In ap
rearancc to rice water, severe muscular
skin, feeble circulation and excessive mental
indifference. The course OF the disease was,
in The fatal cases, very brief. some DIVING
within five hours from the lime of nttncE
eia f;-.t ~ cos nFtha Sicooso ooou.-nd ~ ,-t,at
t, 1", = 1, ~ ~ " nat
u eatleu LAe os4up Gtch, "uicu IL pe!o"
TWO decks ana peloW tne water line. Since
arriving In port, the disease has not ma.eri-
alty nhntcd. fourteen additional deaths hay.
in- occnrrrd-in M. ifty.o1,c deaths. The
enroann ronnr+a that nhont tI,rao ra- rapt -.
| ~, "ns ..oes - ssns "
az y ho nave s4uerea lloul uccloeo symptoms
of Tie ulsease, nave recovered or arc no" con-
valescent.
The disease has been confined to the steerane
nassenrcrs and crew. AL tbc time of oilr
Fis,f cieht rcrc in collnnsc three were snff;s,
:- 80 s -" a1.a-ae.aa;.;os ,.a.,I,, 49,. a.,s -
lnE lVtu .n9 1a4aete.L L.!e siAup9, auu utH-
efs e1nihltea t1e various symptoms OF Inc
dlfctsc, especially the vomiting md ricc-Wa-
ter discharges. Tho condition Of the ship
itself at The time of our visit was rood.
cin,n1v and we'll ventf1etfd Thara wa nn
s.,;1a.;y,a ~ ~ ,.nia h~t ~, +ho aonts,., ~
csloe1ce " paulg, W. " ny eouttAes, tue
passengers lookcd "clt, ana reported faVorn-
bly, Of their accommodations aud treatment
on the passage. The saloon passengers cspe.
cia1lv renuesfed that thpv mirht bta ul1nTpd
~ ra,ns;, ~, ho. ii f1,o eG;n n65 rot ha tras
~ t.t - uoa.u w oap, nn0 no' oe sla19'
1etred "ltn Tue atee1aTe passengers.
PREPARATIONS TO MEET THE CoN1SG P6ST1-
LESCH.
The SANITARY committee. to whom DR.. Par
ker's resolutions corcerrino the cholera wcre
xuC,w-nI II Az F,11a,rJ,~ .o,,1.,t..,
, 1866-04-28
.Tttc Raid on K4or.e Thieves In Sor,sla-
!: cFn luiRaHtA-Elyc Men Hung III JeF-
aey County.

From The Missouri Democrat. shth fnst.t
In our Issue Of the 25th instant there up
pears local item with regard to the killing
Of several horse thieves bY tho vigilance com
mfttce in Jersey County. Up to the night Of
the 18th there have been five men killed, as
follows: April Is, Thomas Dunaway; April
81 Chas. Parker. James Fairburu aud George
S. Clifton. On the 18th instant, William Rol
Inns was shot, feigned death, came to St.
Louis. was followed BY officer Slater. cap
tured in the north part Of the city. conveFcd
back to jersey County, Illinois, and on the
9Th instant fell into The hands Of said CON-
mittee, and was ehot and Instantly killed.
Another man, named Crane, was shot at In
d skitf on The river, but lie made his escape
across The Mississippi River Into Missouri.
The citizens of Jersey and Calhoun Counties
mr. determined TO rid themselves Of these
thieves at all hazards, and to that end they
have banded themselves for the purpose.
These counties have been for long time
oycrruu with thieves, and oil kinds OF ya1u-
ntle property have been very Insecure; Ia
tlced rolbcries have become so prevalent that
he citizens have been compelled to resort to
hrrsh measures Tor selfpreseryatlon. Such a
stntc Of things Is much to be deplorcd, and It
Is to be hored that the necessity which called
The committee into existence may soon pass
away-ths thieves disposed or sumu,arily and
order he restored.
, 1866-04-28
FROM THE FAR WEST.
IptareAtfpE frcn, Far: Laramie and Ill.
Adjoining Indtn:. t. ioes.
he An,t stI.t

Irrtin thr pruv+s AeH>. es't!, su.t.l
Capt. Drake. cftne x. r,,.}, OHIO, RHO arri-
yel tFem Fort Laramie " stesday in command
ri = rayMassc.'s > csc.ri, lives us some inter-
v-:5: itcm. a!'out :!:u c;.:.si;.;ou Of aAirs at
!i:; rost Tac:c ~. :o.; -o:.s. five hundred
J: s;i'"s III .!ic ri.ir!:r y! ;i.c post. waiting
it" arrivA.. CT TIE Car. mis- .ioner=. At the re-
t..s.t Of Col. s:a,, rau,er, Hho eee,ns to have
m y; irlut!sce with ,hca:. :hey remain en-
si:e;sS III TIC i;sain road, and people travel all
ovc' The country IN perfect safety. Red
tlc i, chief OF onc Of the powerful bands Of
The northern Sioux came III recently with q
rs:' VI Lis band. He hes been uron the war
ra.i :6r twenty years. and has never, during
il: li1se visited 3 military post or white set
Il u.ent in friendship. He informed Col. N.
IL At during the late rebellion be ,yas Instfea-
ted 10 hostili,ies against the people OF the
tlI,cd' Estates l.y the British. This is another
Instance Of British neutrality. As soou as the
Commissioners arrive, which will be In Mny,
scme LEO lodges c: these tnorthcEu Indians
viii he iu, 10 make treaty OF peace. Col.
Mo. nalier anG tic officers at Laramie have
eveiy confidence in ta.c friendly intentions oi
these Irdisps, aud We hope they may not be
f1SSAnofnfrd.