, 1866-04-18
Ql)ifa9o Gribn1le.


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postponed fof seasou.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the mus
t11 out Of au volru:eer organizations in Alabama
and Tcnne see.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have
locand asstion, to be known = 0gtese7, ~bout *
mfea eouih Of 1AAElle, neas the vc1nts Of III:
ll1iroisVA alley toal Company.
In Washington, yesterday, one hundred and
aily printers struck for higher WAGES. demanding
thru dollars md my cents instead Of THREE dollars
abxy.
We present again this morning large
number Of dcsratches tsn:u yaEtcus port. b-at.n-
upon the Fc1tan fn1ry. One OF the0 hints that
little reliance csp be placed On ihe many bulletins
and procamations now enan1sIrc from Fema.
At Plattmouth. on the 13lh, the Nebraska
Territorial couyra3oa put In uominxt4oa the fol.
lowing Btate ticket: For Congress- T. u. Mar
4uctlc; Tor Governor. David Bnilcr; Tor Seuc.ary
ofSia'c, r. r. keonard; for Ststc Auditor. John
Gillespie Tor State Treasurer. Anguish. kouasxe :;
for Eh.of Justice, o. r. Macon; Tor Astociz c
Justices. L. Erou*e and Geo. Lake.
1t a meeting held at Lawrence, Kansas, on
Saturday last. among tie resolutions adopted YVES
one severely cenfurtng Senator Jim Lane for Ills
~oto On the C1siI Rights B!li.
One hundred and fifty miles Of the Dubuque
i sioux cttY Railroad Uerr In operation on Mon
day. Freight End passenger trtins commenced
running to Cedar Falls.
General Green Clay Smith, Of Kentucky has
been appointed Governor Of Montana, IN placc OF
Edgertou. Richard Nousfeau, brother Of the pre-
sent member from Kentucky, has been appointed
1:inise1 10 Honduras.
The President has approved the joint reso.
luton authorizing end directing the SECRETARY Of
Nar 10 take immedta,e measure. for nrr.fry,nc
from de.cc4ation the bodies oi rn,on soldier. who
fell IN battle or who died IN hospla, or on1he field
dining the ssAr Of the rtbeliion-
The testimony Of A. II. Stephens Is given
nj &ame length In shs 1no.nlnr's ls.ue. His .pia-
Jun. Of tbc state Of teeng tn Georgia ere morc f.
.orahle than those OF othess who have vel,ed that
..rion for the tolc purpose of atc1alntng the TEN.
per Of the Late rcbclf.
The Michigan delegation In Congress were
magutccent,y Ica.ted IN Washington oa Thursday
n,eh, 1,st hy q nsr1y lar,ely interested In ,hr IA
ycIoumeut of The Lake Snneriur rrtion. n fe.,i
non,al tor &r,1cas in thst 1.ncr.,on una,rs,otd
10 be tprincn.ilv thu sacces. of the u.c 1a1se11e
9a,e4.
The Tennessee Senate, on Friday, had be-
fore them, on 1hcsr hrst ,cauinx hills for incorpo-
ratnc fors,-:hrec oil companies, eho~tne that pc
ttolenm history il repeating ttself in Tennessee.
One chapter Nil! scnsreiy he rcpeatci- ea1s ol
a1t this nnorvriored ttocs.
The Texas Constitution abo|ishcs slavery,
places freedmen on IN cqnah'Y with whites betore
the 1ax. and gives the Ler1>1a.ure power 70 sua1.
nni. ruilroad bopds ior 1ruD contracts. It wlI be
submttttd to The people on she fourth Monday In
june A resoiution eudorflue the Presidents
policy Was ioet Il The Convention.
The City election yesterday resulted In The
SUCCESS Of the Republican candidate. In Ia OF the
stxfccu wards Tue ncxt Council will stand. 81
Isernb1fcan- to Dctno<3ute In the Ninth Ward
Aid Woodard was reelected over The regular Re
,,uh,,ran ,.,r,,nc. r. u Jo~ss e. +rs.