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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-23

Rfs SPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned, as
executor of the late p. X. White, takes pleasure
in announcing to his friends and the public that he
has Just returned from the North with very Sc.
lect stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsES, AND IRA
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers at the lowest cash prices at his
new store, No. $40 Main street, two doors below
the spotswood Hotel. He begs Leave to state for
the benefit of the ladies that unusual care has bee
taken in the selection Of all goods suitable
their use in his line. He has obtained thes y
of JOHN POE, JR., well known in the
community, who will be pleased to Sc ~ "ls
at No. sls Main street W.
my 2e-lm Executor
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Tor RENT. "CLIFTON HOUSE.
Il This desirable house, containing twenty. <z
eig hi rooms. ha. been put In good repair il II
situated On Fourteenth street, al Joining thr IN
Ballard House Possession given iInmri.ss'y
ApPlytG w -. AhLifS||'.
a. IH-.Yi2ws
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DOR L Y NCH.BU RG.m-asals !-11--T-tt
II The canaltoat FLORIDA will---S
leave on SATURDAY EVENING, z5d instant.
Freight received for Lynchburg. L"Nlnstur, Es.
chauan, Virginia and Tennessee railroad, aga Al
Intermediate poiI.ts on the canal. Apply 10
o. w. YAGER, A."a,
once on Dock. between
IL 21-2t Fifteenth and seventeenth street..
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Hnp pEN,r RI AcKSNlIrII .,n,

EOR K f. y T.. BLACKSMITH and
L WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, OF Fifth. 10. ~
tween Marshall and Clay streets, recently II
occupied by McFee sirglo an old.e,ta. ~
bli>hrd sand.
Also. tire large FRAMED HOUSE near IN" corner
Of Fifteenth and Dock streets Apply Ia
RAGLAND y co.
i, Al Lumber Dca lsrs, Fifteenth stree
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EOR RENT, several large and plea
II SAINT BLOOMS. suitable for lawyers or doc. Il
tors offices, over our store Terms very mode I'm
rate. WOODBRIDGE bhui hEhN, -
l.. 6-tS. corner Fourth and Franklin street,.
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DOOMS FOR RENT, suitable Tor !;
Il gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, n
with or without board. Apply at No. o!'' '",.;1
Eighth >areet beyond Leigh. my lo-t' -
EOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM
II suitable for a Geutleman's Lodging IN
room, or a Gentleman and Wife. Apply y. A.
Mrs II. b. AoVAN, -
Sevente snth street, between Venable ami foP'at'
IL 26-;s
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oHARLRsToN. g. O.. Nav 2stb 1894

CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 2Sth, 1865.
I have examined Professor BERNHARpTs' very COM
plete assortment Of SpecAces and Lenses. They are
better adapted than any have before set to remedy
the mperfecon of vision that be benefited by the
use OF Glasses The pureness and clearness Crya
tai used ia an item worthy Of special attention. as can
testify from personal experience Recommend Profes.
sor BERNHARDr with confidence and great cheerfuness
to the patronage Of the public.
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CHARLESTON. 8. O., May 18th, 1866.

do most willingly bear my testimony In favor of the
superiority of the Australian Crystal-sngle and
Bile vision spectacles all other kinda. They are
constructed upon the best established and understood
principles of OPTICS and their adaptation to the human
in its different conditions of vision perfect
to render sight easy without effort In my opinion,
others should be used since the eyes used
those do not seem to grow old, and by having focus
ut point of the surface they appear rest DER
eyes to their youthful energy.
II l.. O9IRR M D.
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JAMES P. JERvEY, NJ. d.
nHARIRsrnN 9 q Nav osth 1s

CHARLESTUN, 3. O., May 28th 1866.
have examined gr at variety Of Glasses manufao-
tured by Professor NJ. BERNHARDT and consider them
superior III quality and adapted meet the wants OF
amost every eye. in which there is defect Of vision
cheerfully recommend Professor BERNHARDr's alases
to tho requiring assistance.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

FROM Medical gentlemen, Professors OF the highest
Opthamic talent in Charleston, c. and in the Union
CHARLESTON, g. O., May 28th, 1866.
have examined great variety OF Glasses manufac.
tured by Professor NJ BKnSHARDT and in justice to the
Professor must say, that his Glasses Of superior
quality adapted 20 meet tho wants of almost every eve
where the vision ts in any way imperfect The Profess
sor selected for me pair Of his Australian Crystal
Glasses which arc of worry superior quality and work
mansp, rendering vision very distinct almost as per-
feet as In youth yield this testimony in favor of
Professors Glasses most cheerfuly.
z. dEDDINas, NJ D.
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oheerfuly in the opinion above expressed OF
the value of Professor BERNHAnDrs Gasees and their
adaptabity to all defects Of vson and also his skill
and judgment III adapting the glass each special i'm
perfection. II. ". DESAUSSURE, NJ. D.
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W. II. HUGER, III. D.
cHARJFsToN q n Nav Goth 7

CHARLESTUN, 3. O., May 18th, 1855.
have examine an extensive assortment Of Glasses
IN the possession Professor BERNH and consider
them OF superior qusllty. They are adapted to
every and suitable to the various detects Of vision,
In which glasses indicated take great pleasure in
recommending them to tho attention OF those need OF
such articles II. A. KINLOOH, NJ D,
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aE AWAY WITH sPEOTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new. without speotacles Doctor OF Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents Addrep,
g. b. FooTE, NJ. D., Ne. 1lsO Broadway, New York.
Noyember9
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THE ADVANTAGES

or these Spectacles over all Others are
1st.-Thc only true Lens known, being
perfectly free from chronatic light well known be
the cause of injury to the vision, which makes the
change from Spectsces to Glasses Of stronger
often required, while both and distant objects
seen with equal facility through the same Glasses.
2d-Can bc worn with perfect ense for
any length Of time sitting, giving astonishing
olearness Of vision. particularly other ar
fetal lght-comfort to tho spectacle hitherto
known
3d.-When tho eyes ache pnfn through
the action of bright light, such is reflected from
snow. sunny weather. white paper, and In reading,
writing or sewing. or vivid coored bodies theae lenaes
by soening the rays, effect most agreeable sensation
aud give great relief.
4th.-In NIL nervous affections OF the eye
causing dull and startling pains In the eye-ba tenn
ple appearance of luminous and dark spots In the at
mosphere aching feeling like sand in the eye the
disturbed nerves are queted and Boothed.
5th.-Ground by peculiar machinery, got
at great cost, mathematcally calculated expressly
for the manufacture of this lens to produce 1t with
the ue spher cal accuracy aud It's focus ia at the exact
centre point OF vital importance, and which other
lens possesses.
6th.-Proof OF superiority the old
kind of Speotaces They used exclusively at all the
hospitals for diseases of In Berlin Prussia and
elsewhere.
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Do p DIAL NOTIOE.-"GREATOAKS FROM
little acorns grow The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes small to almost
ely detection. The volumes of scientific that An
the tables and shelves Of tho medical fraternity only
to provo and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pimple on the skin s teale indicator of disease
may fade and die from the surface OF the body
but 1t will reach the yitas perhaps at last death
he tho result and final Close MAdGIEI's BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIo and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail While for Burns, scalds ohilbains Outa
and all ahrasions Of the skin MAaaIFLs salve is in.
hlible Sold by ]. MAadIEL No. 4s Fulton.s street
New York. and all Druggists, at 25 cents per boz.
September 20 1u
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A SOUTHERN PAPER.
A TRI-WEEKLY.

Many Of our friends have spoken and written TO
us concerning the publication of Tri-Weekly. We
owing to thegsneral disarrangement OF postal NJ.
fairs, we have concluded not to do 90 until tho
commencement Of next season.
On the first OF September wo will commence to
publish country edition of THE NEWS, and
shall be our aim to make the paper the best over
issued in this State. We intend introducing on-
tirely new features in this enterprise; 1t win NOT
be summary OF the daily, but will be complete
and original in itsolf, and We as certain that Ito
patrons will be as we'll pleased with It as arc.
our present patrons pleased with the daily.
TERMS OF DAILY
One year. ar.....................:. 0la00'
Six months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. keo
lin Advanoe.)
CATHCART, MCMILLAN & nCRFOE)
PROPRIETORs.
No. 18 HAYNE-STREET
oHARLNsroN. 8. @.
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CdAhIESION, b. C,, May 18th, 1853.
We have examined the Lenses OF Prof. BERNHARDT,
and consider them superior to any have They
admirably adapted not only to improve the imper
ectons of impaired sight, bnt to relieve the wcarness OF
vision which constant study produces Many OF the
Glasses of new and ingenious oontrvaI We
daily recommend the Professor to all those who require
ELIAS HoRLBECK, NJ. D.
WILLIAM O. HORLBEOK, NJ D.
VIM T. WRAGG, NJ. D.
T. PEYRE POROHER, III. D.
F. NJ BOBERTsON. M d.
CHAS. HANCKEL late Rector OF ST. Paurs Church,
THOMAS sMYTH, DID, Pastor Of I'd Presbyterian
Church.
w. B. HOWE Rector 81 Philips.
O. P. GADSDEN, Rector Ut. LukeB.
Testimonials similar to the above may be Prof
JOSEPH H. PLUNKErT. Pastor OF st. Paurs. Ports.
Ron. JoNAT'HAN WORTH, Governor of North Carolina.
Hon. A. g. OUkTIN, Governor Of Pennsylvania
Hon. o. P. MORTON, Governor Of Indi ana.
Hon. r. A: SWIFT Governor OF Minnesota.
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex-Governor Of Minnesota.
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governo- of Ilinois.
II. SEYMOUR, Governor OF New York.
II. E. FENTON, Governor OF New York.
And other distinguished gentlemen.
Many Of public practice and study in tho hospi
every aspect Of defective vision as we'll AZ enpereoee
In extensive, long established business optical
stores both hero and In Europe Prof. BEiNHABDr
glasses best calculated for the assistance re
covery ofimperfeot sight
Omoe Hours from o A. III. 10 o r. NJ.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private Parlor No. 3.
N B.-owing to engagements elsewhere. Prof Bxnn.
HAnDr win bs able to remain hero but short tip,e only.
May3. Inn,
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SPECIAL NOTIORS.

81 6-ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIOIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUOH and P. GoUdELMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoFNEAu' OF Paris), No. 500 Brosdway Now York
April IA lyr
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RErIARk ABLE SPEECH IN THE HOUSE
OF PRESENTATIvES.

MR.. HARRIS, OF MARYLAND, DEFENDS THE RIGHT OF
sECRssIoN AND JusTIFIES THE soUTH.-HE THINKS
THE SOUTHERN STATES GOT OUT OF THE UNION AND
ARE STILL, oUT.-ANDY JOHNSON NOT LAWFUL
PRESIDENT, So, &C.
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N. B.-0wing to engagements elsewhere, Prof BInN.
HAnDr viii bs able to remain hero but short ur,e only
Mayp I'm,
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n6RUPTURE CUREDl-WHITE'S PATENT
LEVER TRUSS is warranted to cure RUPTURE radi-
cany. Power is made strong or light at pleasure
No pressure the BACK or CORD. Sold Wholesale
and retail Pamphlets free
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
April IA stuth8mo.
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aS- BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE-THE ORIGINAL
aud best in tho world The only true perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black or natural Brown, with
cut njurng the hair skim Remedies tho Ill efeota
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists Tho genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR. Also,
BRGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs
For restoring and Beauefying the hair.
CHARLEs BATOHELoR New York
August IT 1yT
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90 III RRIA E AND CE LIBACY,
an Essay of Warming and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prosrato tho vital
powers, with Of relief Sent FREQ of charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address, DR.. ]. sKILLIN
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
April II 3mo
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NJ COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap, in saon universal demand,
8 made from tho choicest materials, ia mild and
omollient in It's nature, fragrn ntly scented, and
extremely beneficial In Its action upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February lyr
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81 CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK TO
BUY CHINA. GLASS, sToNEwARE, CUTLERY,
ILVER-PLATEDWARE. &c. Always ON hand that
popular new and beautiful White stono Partisan Din.
ner, Tea and Toilet Sets, handsome China,
color and shapes and half the price. Call and sec If
you don't purchase. Goods sent all over tho world.
HADLEY's COOPER INSTITUTE
April IA stuth3mo Middle of the BLOCK
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as- ITCH ITCH ITCHl RATCHI
scRATCHl soRATCHl wHEAToN's OINTMENT
will cure the itch in 4s hours Also cures Salt Rheum
Ulcers, chtibains, and all Eruptons OF tho skin Price
90 cents. For sale by an druggists. By sending 60
cents to WEEKS POTTER Sole Agents, ITO Washing.
ton street Boston, will be forwarded by mail free of
postage, to any part Of the United States.
juno Rmoo
, 1866-04-25
ILLINOIS ITEMS.

A man named Il. Opcnhclntr. on The night OF
The 10th. walked OF The steamer Canada una wss
drowned, while near Savannah, on the Mississippi
lie Mas eeeu TO come on deck abeus IL O'Clock,
dressed oD1y In hts shirt and pantaloons and p,-
low under hte n1u- and deliberately alkeo from the
side ol the boat II Is deemed ccr,n that the m.n
was In a somDanbuic condition.
The LaSaIIe i1t&s Ienine that on Saturday morn
,rs last = man b, the namc oil q. ". Palmer. was
instantly Killed at the Peru Plow Factory, by the
bursting OF E1iras1oue, piece Of which took The
top OF bis skull completely OF, and eelrefcd por
hoe Of his hralrs nround the psemlses lie leayef
wife and three children.
The Board of ofsupcHasors Of W1nncbaep County,
have appropriated one thousand dollars toward .hc
survey Of Rock River, for the purposes Of The con-
tempfa.ca improvement for paviEauon.
We learn from the oIney Joa,n1t that Harvey n,
Love. Sheriff OF Jasper County, while in Fnnkc'.
drug store a. Newton fell IRON the char in which
be wns sitting and immediately expired.
A brute named Ransom II. Jones vas a,Tested at
Deisate1t few day~ since, 1or rape upon tne per.
for OF Ncttie Hilton, aged nine years, tiep-
daughter Of jouee, residing In the ,own OF yooue
The offence II alleged to hare bccn committed dn
the Sth inEf., snd At suncry times prcrlou.. The
facts In The case arc heart rcndtuC and s!ckcnius
None hu! hard hearted fconrdrcl would be guilty
OF such cruelty. The pf1toner plead ruil!y 10 the
charge, aud Was committed, in defsn1t oI 100
ball, 10 e,und bis trz1 at the next Circu.t Court
The Au,osa Beacon hss been enlarged to aopbe
III ,osme1 size. It Il now printed IN qusro shape,
and we think Is the largest paper published IN The
country.
A most distressing accident, fnys the Jcrseyyile
nemoeFrk, occurred near Delhi about two
ve ks since A little daughter Of IT. II.
Dntcne1, aged about four years, while playing
H1th some Visiting comp3nIoLFt caught her dress
, 1866-04-25
THE DIR .WBaCM 0UE<T1nN-

.--1s.. Detroit r-pr publishes letter from
Boston advocating the proposed Government
bounty on The exportatfon Of cotton goods,
Which is dcnominated "drawback.'' The
argument Of the Boston writer, who signs
himself Is Manutacturr,n runs in this way.
II bounty is paid tor the exportatisn of the
cotton goods manufactured in the East, 10
India, China and Cuba, the Vest will hare
fine opportunity to manufacture Its own cot
ton goods, but If tho bounty Is not paid,
these goods VIII be- kept In the country, aud
the prices will be so low that the West will
have no chance at I'LL. II Is quite possible
that this argument will have some weight In
quarters not lately visited by the fool killer.
We propose, therefore, that there be sul.
ilcicnt bounty placed upon the expectation
OF corn 10 insure the shipment to Europe Of
the whole crop not needed for consumption
In tic West. In ~1his way the price Of corn
night be raised to 20 high figure that IL
could be pzofitably grown in Massachusetts.
Corn would thus become very cheap in Liver
pool, and proportiopately dear in Boston,
md the growing of corn would be miehtily
encouraged all over the East. Somebody
Reuld have to pay The bounty, perhaps, but
What efthats 1t Is added, by tAis Boston
philosopher. that, BY exporting our cotton
cloth IN this way, We shall save great deal
ofspecie in the cottutry. Very good. Let MS
export The corn Ia the same way, and save
still more Of our Epccie. Let us extend the
system 10 all Our products, and save oil our
grcciel
, 1866-04-25

turc regarding events In Germany. Russia, 1t
would apPear, has undertaken SUD rosa, the
office Of mediator between Austria and Prus-
STA but military preparations do not seem
TO be delayed In consequence Italy, on the
the other hand, Is actively preparing for
something or other. We hear this morning
that &. 600 Italian troops are concentrated
upon the line between Bologna and Ferrara,
md s., coo at and near Piacenza, while Aus
tria has already massed 5000 men in Ven
lila. This force, 1t Is stated, can be doubled
within three weeks. We hear constantly that
peace will not be broken but when such
large bodies of men are moFing about, war
is almost certain to be near at hand. Such,
too appears to be the opinion OF the various
European exchanges.
CYRUS P1ELD.
This "father of the Atlantic telegraph" d
title universally conceded to Alr. Field In
England, returns home BY the steamer carry
ing this letter. The preparations for layiug
the new cable are so rapidly approaching
completion that he must now advance his ar
Judgements in Newfoundland, 80 as to be
ready for the summer. bir. Field gave
splendid banquet last evening, at the Palace
Hotel, to the leading scientific men and cap
ita1ists Of the metropolis" I am sorry that
my space will not admit Of giving details Of
the proceedings. must say this, however,
from personal knowledge no American was
ever more popular In this country than Mr..
Cyrus Field; and were 1t not ior his wonder
ful tact and bon homn,te, question whether
the Atlantic Cable Company would have
survived even its first failure. Such is the
universal opinion hero, and you have there
fore tull reason for considering that, like The
famous Roman, Cyrus Field has deserved well
Of the Republic.
DECREASE IN THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The yiude7,ess seems to be going. The at
tacks this week nrc only 1886, against 4,70t
in the preceding seven days, A month ngc
there were above L, 600 in the same space OF
time.
FDSTCR3PT-FlvE F. II.
The situation on the continent jFunchang-
ed. Tic stock markets are dull anl inactive;
notwithstanding the repeated assertions of
the telegraph that all danger q war Is as an
end, nobody seems 10 bellcveso, and business
is, therefore, laboring unde' general paraIy-
sis. Consols arc dull At s6s4 to 8GH Tor ac-
count, and sG1S to soy for delivery, United
States $40 bonds o,ened well this morning,
but closed ut lr4i prices OF yesterday u to
7y1<, Erics urs at Sc to 56115; Illinois, S1I
to s. JouS BULL, in.
, 1866-04-25

AID, Knjcktrbocker moved that William Coz be
Carried.
the Alderman elect OF the Second Warl Carried.
AID. Wicker ,noyed that =. 4. Barrett be declared
the Alderman elect Of The Thru Ward Carried.
the Alderman elect ofthe Fourth Ward. Carried.
clared the Alderman elers for The Flt,h Ward.
Fox and large humber of ataavtts ffom residents
OF the Fitta afu declaring the existence ii fraud
~ s Fox Be- aeaa
The Alderman elect nnm the Filth warn-
AID Gage moved as an amendment that tho
whole ma,avr hs referred to the tomtuittee on Ju-
dietary. With power to seud tof persous and pupcsr,
AID. Kuh moved tnat the Corpora ion Counsel hc
reque:ttd to state II the Council had power to 80
Dispose Of the matter. ~ csrr1ed ,.,,- A..
Council TINT the power soto refer was qnaouh,cd,
amendment Offered BY A!d; tiagc:
orderc6. .-
The amendment Of AID Gage waa then adopted,
and ,he Whole matter referred 10 the comc1ltfee on
Aid Iatch moved that Juhn wallwnrk be de-
cia.so the Alderman elect Of The Sixth Wasu- Caz-
Aid. sroore moved that Hax schuler be d.
etsted the AID E.nnn eect Of the seventh Wasl.
Aio. Frisbis moved That Patrick Rafferty, be de-
cla1ed the Alderman elect Of the Eighth Ward.
Aid. Talcos, moved that Willard Woodar,1b bc do.
ficn. - : -
Aid Dtxby moved tha. O. C. F. Holdeu Il be de-
clared the Alderman elect or the Fenih Ward Cas-
Aid. Knictefhockes moved that II. AcshoE bc
declared the Alderman e:ec1 Of the Eleventh Ward
AID. Gastfeld moved that N ". Iguutlcy be de-
, 1866-04-25

The Chicago Times Is the greatest news
paper nuisance that ever afflicted a city Of
eoo, 600 people. By its habitual exasgeration
Of ofercrything nasty which can he noscd out OF
imagined. BY its editors aud reporters, II con-
trives to make Chicago perpetual stencil in
the nostrils Of other cities, md to inaict In
ca'culablc harm upon the prosperity Of all
business interests. Here Is a Paragraph
taken from the New York Evening Post, rs
miscblcvous and full Of untruth as ten lines
Of printed matter can possibly be, which has
evidently hcen suggested to that journal by
the numerous and appalling local horrors
displayed In the headings Of the Chicago
Tinles:
t+AFFAIRs At CHlCA1o.-Whcthet On account of
the dad bodies which ill the lake, OF becsnsc or
the mysterious murders which the local pspcrs re-
pori every day, or from the fear Of the chole.a.
Chicaso Is now exhanitins general hscira Of ITS
population Oue evidence Of this IA found IN the
lact that single arctionrer c.tahishm nt has the
furniture Of n;ne' cen hnndscd families 10 +el.''
, 1866-04-25
SENATOR sTEWA1ET,S PLAN.

Several Of our exchanges publish Washing
Ion dispatches affirming TINT the Rcconstruc-
lion Committee hare decided In iavor Of Sen
ator 6tewnrt's plan Of reconstruction.
THIS proposes Constitutional amendment
forbiddins any distinction on account Of color,
either MS 10 the right Of suffrage or otherwise,
in any State, hut allowing States to permit
aIl 10 vote who have heretofore voted. It
provides that my seeded State, on adopting
this amendment, shall be admitted into the
Union, and that on It's adoption by State
universal amnesty will be extended to I'LL who
participated In the rebellion. We question
whether Congress will provide for universal
amnesty, though q general amnesty, except
Ing certain individuals and Glasses. would be
popular Senator stewart's proposition
could not be SO easily carried as
Tie ten ycar policy on which
VIC hare heretofore commented, but, II cur
ried, II Inns the merit ofsfmplicity and despatch.
There would be no "sIclctou- in. .the-closetn
for ten ycars, no political out-cry against the
impending bug-bcar Of negro suffrage, and no
ciiorts 10 reverse the policy when once adopt
ed. We do not think these possibilities arc
nj a1l formidable under the amended ten year
policy as sketched by us yesterday. But
some may think otherwise, and may prefer
the Stewart proposition, IL order at once to