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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25
sHERIFF's SALES.

c,HERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- snniry Wits Of Levati faeas directed will be
exposed to Public sqle at tie Hotel Of Albert Butler in
the town OF rev Castle, in New Castle Hundred on MON.
DAY, October sih, 1866 at o'clock, A. NJ the follow
s described Real Estate via All that undivided two.
thd of that certain tract Of land with the frame dwell
ling house barn and stabng thereon erected situated in
Panoader Hundrel, New Castle county, State OF Delaware
bounded by lands OF William W Stewart Sitter Kettle
wood aud others, containing 90 of land be the
same more or lesa.
Seized and taken In execution the nropertyIof Emil
Triten and Mary l., his wife, and William II. sradley
Margaret sradley, Sarah A. Clark, Matthew Ketewood
and Mary ketlewood ierre tenants and be sold by
GEORGE s. HAGANY Sheriff
sherihs ONCE, New Castle, September II, ls56-Ists
CHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- Writ OF Levari Raeas 10 directed will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the Hotel Of Morris Dickinson In the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of September 1865, at o.
clock, PM. the following described Real Estate viz
All hat certain tract piece parcel OF land, situate
on the souherly side Of the Wilmington and Phiadel.
lha Turnpike Road, in BrandyWine Hundred with two
Mansion Houses and other buildings thereon erected
bounded by Rohnsons lane the northeast, by lands
lately conveyed by the said Isabella Garden to
william Robinson on the southwest; by lands now Of
William and James Todd to the northwest, and by the
said Turnpike Road to the northeast containing twenty
acres # land more or less.
Seized anl taken in execution as the property Of Isa-
| bella Gardoni deceased, aud to be sold by
GEO. s. HAGANY, Sheriff.
shstf's oGice, New Castle, Sept. o, ls66.-Iits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25
MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON p. q

MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON p. o.
AS FOLLOWS
fhllHdelphlA, fa,'"'''.'. bdO AN
Baltimore aud Way Mail. l,.................." so AN
reninsular Miil to prinoes' Ana, Md,..... es) AN
Way Mail to Philadelphia, Ps,,,.,..,.....,,lO9o AM
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and ,2no NJ
Washington, '-'V ~
Philadelphia 400 Pm.
Ponnsuar Msi to Dover, el,-........... 5sO Pm
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore snopM
ana Washington, '''''' o'VV i'u'
Henry Clay Factory and centreyillO, Del, 400 Pm.
Cochranvie, Pa, and route ,ooo .u
Tuesdays aud Saturdays, ''''''iV'V N''i'
MAILS OPEN AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
New York Philadelphia. Baltimore e,nu
and Washington, ''- "'V AM
Philadelphia and Way Mall 90 AM.
Poninsular NAL from Dover, Doll ........IO.OO AM.
Baltimore and Way Mail A................ AM.
New York, Philadelphia and Warrington. I.i5 Pm.
Poninsular Mail from Princess Ann, Md. 4 30 Pm.
Baltimore and Elkton ...',..'....,........ 800 Pm.
Philadelphia 6i6 Pm.
Henry Clay Factory and Csntrevle, Del, 1000 Am.
Coehranyills Pa, and route, Mondaysl anopu
and Fridays, o"o F''i'
onlce open on Sundays from to AM, and to Pm
a. H. GRIMsHAw, P.M.
WILMINGTON April 2ist, 1855
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

EOR SA l. &c 1.-THE UNDERSIGNED
nay ns ie4ov their pla.e of business to the corner
inlid shi aiAdi"n sire is offer At ptigAti sale the
th9 ie9 tory BRICK Bu LDING situated at the cor
~ id and enall streets and at preenl by them
Us /. = u9Vns House. PusBY, SCOTT a CO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

NEW ROCKS, NEW BOOKs
AT E. S. R. BUTLRRs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 42O MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Metropolites by Robert St Clair. Cloth.
Camp and PrisoiA-Twenty Months in the DepartmeE
ofthe Gulf by Col. Duganne
Rose Douglas Cloth.
Mrs. Goodfeow's Cookery as 1t Should Be. Cloth.
Charcoal Skeches by Jos. C. Neal. Cloth.
Home Heroes, Saints and Martyrs by I. S. Arthur
Cloth.
West Virginia: It's Farms and Forests Mines and oil
Wells. Cloth.
Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania. Cloth.
Summers Story, Sheridan's Ride and other Poems: bv
4. Buchanan Read.
Too Old Bird to be Caught with Chaf; by Mrs Gore
The Young Cadet by Captain Bellaw.
Annie, or Contentment; by Mrs Mackenzie.
Daniel.
The Lost VIII by Mrs Henry Wood.
Match Making.
Castles in the Air; by Mrs. Gore.
Also, large number Of New Books of vAriouB kindg-
All the latest Magazines and Newspapers stationery
Porte Monnaies, Pocket Wallets and Fancy Articles.
Z. s. X. BUTLER,
oe2l 42O Market street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25
STEAMBOAT ARIEL

u f7ths'l " - II W IaAF'
Leaves Wilmington at o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at 10 Minutes after 6, morning
Leaves Philadelphia at 2.30afteInoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25
\ LEIsl DESIRABLE uAn,Is for eALE.

AZ within ihre8 mi,os uf Wilmington codlaining
lo9 acres mora or less we'll watered we'll encol In good
oflsi, villa far buildings
NO. within half milo Of the peninsulaI Rail Road,
anl within ose nile Of depot contsuing l55 acres
uote oi less ~ ls order, with fn all kinds includ-
W I'VE or A h4ndrel loAc rees in iuil bearing with
lafss ana hanlsnwe Mansion housH and good sized
l.ueh irnse tnere'n rosss sion Immediately, II de-
srad Apply TO ". MtCAULLkY,7
Hyii COG Mariiet street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

A con RENIENT AND DESIRABLE
"A COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-lp1S acres within
lhree mile Of the city o Wilmington and quarter Of
mieoi No ". b. a. r. The house is ro1my and
convenient being thee stories bign IN the main and
back buildings The priee At which This property can be
bought is very low, IL lough 4l,n. For terms &c. Ap.
Ply 70 W. MrGAULLEY 4 co,
el-' Real Estate Dealers b0f Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

TNcR RGNT.--I5 ACREs OF MARSH
Il On the Townsend Road" ia Holland Creek hiarshS
divided into about five luts Also six acres ia thu "ran.
uy"lhu trsl' Possession Immediately. Apply 10
W. McCAULLEl 4 CO.,
Real Estate Dealers, 6O6 Market street
mar" Wilmington DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

EoR T.--THE HOUSE ANDA
part OF the stabns the grounds Of the Asricul-
m ier.igued. 'f'' v ~
GEORGE @. LoBpELL,
z. TOWNSEND, ia,
PHILIP X. CLARK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

EWk SALE OR RENT.--THAT VERY
\ DEslKAbLE PROPERTY, at the North Estt
W front and latnsll streets, with front Of gO feet
"a nAl street. and running through to second street,
hA.lB upon II good brick office and very largo fiame
building, suitable flr business on Front stfeet and
three good houses and stable Second str ct. This
M9psy Wl lie sold At very reasonable price and upon
uir most easy terms. For particulars apply tn
W. MCCAULLEY co,
heu Estate lnobets, 6O6 Market street
N'I' Wilmtnrt IN Uu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

I AEGE BUILDING FOR sALE.--THE
~ UNi1N CHURCH in Second street near Washington
s'le Ih' congregation havo erected new and beaut.
iul church at Ftth aul Washington, hence the old
mouse Is Tor ale at much Prise than It can be built
ier A. pre.ent. SASH MAKERS MACIIlNIsTs AND
MANufACluRERs TAKE NOTICE. Call on
sepls-h BRIGHT & SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY STOCK
i Il Of Dry Goods 20 X. b. RRAzBR 4 CO., respect
fully solicit for them shArs Of that patronage which
my former customers so lboraly bestowed on me. All
persons indebted TO me requested to nake payment
10 b. B. Frazer who is authorized to receipt for ths
July ~. 1909 WA B. SHARP.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-25

lIoS SALE. ---A THREE STORIED
= bhltn HOUSE room, No, 0.s sixth street, and
sh".hef IN the same vigniy, also OF same size. hlso
9r sa'e OF rent farm of 10 acres with good buildings
on htnneit Pike, just beyond city limits
n B-A number OF other Houses for sale
for particulars apply to
W. McCAULLEY Co,
JAM" COG Market Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
MnnelnrY Annirs,

NEW YORK, March 20 The activity
in stock continues, and March appears
likely to maintain its established repu-
tation as the month of speculation In
the Railroad list the Bulls still control
the market and their upward progress
is little disputed by the opposite side
This morning all the leading stocks were
active Cliques are buying up largely
but without effect on the price The
miscellaneous list is quiet but Grmer
some of the coal stock being talc better;
State stocks are less active The activi-
ty in gold stock is reviving after re,
action of three or four days aud its eN'
tending over the whole list. Pacific is
in more demand and stronger Gov
ernments are still quiet aud rather weak
probably a slight reaction from the late
large demand
Money is without change from the lat e
extreme ease Discounts are active
prime names are current at 1a7t pei
cent; few exceptional names are held
at 6a6i, but do not find many buyers
Paper classed good is taken at Sag pei
cent; lower grades l0al5 per cent, and
although taken somewhat more freely
are still difficult of negotiation Dry
goods auction paper is current at 8salU
per cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
The River Platte War

New YORK, March 20-The Herald ;
Rio Jauerio correspondent gives further
particulars regarding the River Platte
war: Immense preparations were max
ing for tie battle which was imminent
at date of latest advices The allied
army of the Brazilians, Argentines and
Uraguyans, numbering abont 10000 aud
supported by considerable and efficient
naval feet lay on the south bank OF
the Parana river in the vicinity of Paso
de la Patrid, confronted on the north
side by the Paraguayans, estimated at
only 10000. Defensive works OF great
strength, however possessed by the lat
ter, were supposed to equalize to some
extent the advantages over those OF theii
enemies. The allies designed to soou
attempt the passage of the river ana AM
desperate struggle was expected ihey
have also in contemplation a hank
movement aud an attack on the Para
guyans. Parties of Paraguyans had
crossed in boats over the river and some
hgtting had occurred The allies, how
ever, repulsed the Paraguyans Will
small loss
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From Havana ,

New YORK, March 20-Further ad-
vices from Havana, per steamer Man
haitian, states that the numerous recent
fires throughout the Island are attrI-
buted by one of the Havana journals to
negro incendiaries The discovery OF a
plot on the part of number OF slave
traders to destroy one of the Havana
newspaper offices has been discovered.
The further progress of the Royal
Commission in the work OF investiga
ton of the Jamaica revolt is reported
by the Herald's Kington correspondent
Abundant evidence, it is said has al
ready been produced TO show that the
affair was not merely sudden nd mn
premeditated outbreak, but deliber-
ately planned aud organized rebellion,
with the ultimate design OF numbering
or driving from the Island all the whites
The members of the Commission are ex
pected to leave for England on the 26th
slst.
The entire British West India squad
ron has been ordered to Halifax
A strong feeling in favor of the annex
alton of Jamaica to the United States Is
manifesting itself among the people oi
the Island.
In Hayti, sixty persons, charged with
being concerned in the revolutionary
movements in that Republic, have been
arrested, aud it is supposed that
twenty of them would be executed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
FPuiau News,

NEW YORK, March 20.-Iu this city the
Central Council of Fenians, at Union
Square, were in secret session all day
Yesterday but nothing of their proceed
iugs was given to the public. The fund:
and rifles are still flowing in, both here
aud at the Sweeney headquarters, aud il
is reported that some important features
are now in process of development. 1t i:
currently reposted that O'Mahony ha:
within few days sent off an expedition
of 5000 men, TO some point unknown Il
the public The total strength of Swee
ney's force, organized into regiments ant
battalions, up to date, is given at $4,000
1t is stated that before the month passe:
the number will be doubled. Contribu
tions of money and munitions of wa
continue to pour into the treasury ant
ordinance department of both branche:
of the brotherhood.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
canadian New.

| Nrw YORK. March 20.-The Herald's
| s,acial Toronto dispatch says: A dispatch
| from Ottowa says that a battery left
there for the front on Saturday Other
NOV ements of troops to the front are
reported from different points, The or
ganization of new companies is going
forward with great rapidity, and the
alarm seems unabated Everybody now
feels that the Fenians mean desperate
attempt to obtain Canada to use as a
base, and very little dependence is
placed upon the neutral professions OF
the American government
q The authorities feel that they can ex-
pect no sympathy from the United
States, and must help themselves if they
would maintain peace. Statements
show that 10000 regulars and 10000
volunteers are under arms, and $1,000
more are drilled and armed, but not
under pay, making $4,000 men ready at
moments notice.
The Herald's Toronto correspondent
says A plot is reported to have been
discovered to blow up the drill shed
while the volunteers were drilling. A
large city sewer runs under the drill
shed, with it's entrance hundred yards
off. The report says that powder was to
be placed in the sewer, and when the
volunteers met for drilling in the shed
the whole are to be blown up. The
sewer is now guarded by day aud night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
Washington News.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The Posts
Washington special says: The WAYS
and Means committee have agreed to
take up the loan bill tomorrow. 1t is
probable that il. win be so amended as
to restrict the powers of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and in that form be
passed by the House.
The Worlds Washington special says
The resignation of Maj, Gen w. B.
Franklin has been accepted, to date
from the 18th inst
Little Bee, Chief of the Chippewas,
died in Washington on Saturday,
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The Presi-
dent has approved the act in relation to
the court of claims 1t repeals the
| fourteenth section of the act establish
ing that tribunal, which section provi.
ded that no money shall be paid out OF
the treasury for any claim passed upon
| by the court till after an appropriation
therefor shall be established by the Sec
retary of the Treasury. The present law
allows either party to appeal to the Su-
preme Court of the United States, from
any final judgmenn or decree which may
hereafter be rendered in any case where
in the amount in controversy exceeds
$4,000. The amended act allows an ap-
peal at any time time within ninety
days, excepting in such cases where the
amounts found due by the court have
been paid at the treasury. -
The Government does not seem to be
apprehensive that the Fenaus will at
tempt an invasion of the British prov
inces nor is the British Minister alarm
ed on the subject. Nothing is known
now to justify the belief that the Feni-
ans have, as yet, gone beyond the hold.
ing of meetings, making collections OF
money in aid of their cause, and GER
tainly, nothing has been done Of belig-
erent character to justify the Govern
ment to interfere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

THE NEW YORK Express, in speaking
of Postmaster General DENNTsoN's cleo
tioneering letter in favor of tie STE
VEINS SUMNER candidate for Governor of
New Hampshire, says:
"Of course, this opposition within the
Administration cannot last Cabinets
must beunits, or they cannot administer
government. The farce of the Secretary
of the Treasury, aud of the Controller Of
the Currency, playing in different direc
tions on the bank and currency and loan
questions, is amusing enough but more
curious is Postmaster General sustain
ing Thad. Stevens, aud Charles SUN
ner, and New Hampshire Congressional
delegation, which has gwen scarcely a
vote this winter not in utter opposition
to the Administration, OF which Mr.
Deuuison is part aud parcel. -:...
After such IA letter as that, the Presl,
dent ought to have invited Mr. DENIM
SON to resign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
Mexican News.

New YORK, March 20-Late Mexican
advices, per steamer Manhattan, from
Vera Cruz on the 9th inst show that the
promised Imperial pacitication OF the
country is as far as ever from reallZa-
ton, and that the Republicans still
maintain 49, contest with the invaders
in all sections with stubbornness aud en-
ergy Not the slightest indication OF the
intention of the French to withdraw is
yet apparent News of additional
fights are received
The victory of General Mendez over
the Republicans in Michauean is claimed
to have been far more important than at
first reported, and he had brilliant re-
ception at Monta in honor thereof Men
dez says himself that he fought the bands
of the Liberal Chiefs combined, that he
had a hard battle, and that his own
losses were severe.
Confirmation is furnished regarding
the critical position of the Imperialists
at Tampico The Republicans were
threatening the town, being IN force
within twenty miles OF it In the Pa.
cific States, the Imperialists were still
confined to few points the Republicans
holding all the country. The latter had
boldly attacked the garrison OF Mozat-
Ian on three occasions, within five weeks
Ex-Lieut. Maury, Maximilian S Minis
fer of Colonization has left for Eng land
1t was rumored he had been thus dispos-
ed of TO avoid giving further offence 70
the United States
One of the Belgian ENJOYS sent over to
Condol with the Empress Carlotta vas
shot and killed while Ell ronte from the
capital to Vera Cruz, by guerriilas, who
attacked the stage in which he was
riding M Loilland, Napoleon's envoy
had left on his return to France
Brownsville dispatches OF the 10Th INST
state that the Imperialists OF Mexico
we're reorganizing for a vigorous cam
paien west of the Sierra Madre. Their
inrce numbers 5000 men One column
had left Monterey to march directly on
Matamoras. A second was soon 10 com
| mence operations from Monterey to
Pidras Negras, while third was TO move
on the Victoria, San Fernando and Mat
amoras line. The intention was to
strike the different bands of Republl'
cans simultaneously defeat and disperse
them open communication between the
Rio Grande and the interior OF the
country and to revive commercial rela'
tioss Garrisons are TO be placed at
eliuible points on the various roads, and
such arrangements were to be made as
would, the Imperialists fondly ant'ci
pated, render the country open and
| ueaceful
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
Dry Goods, Real Estate and stock
MnrkeIs in New York.

New YORK, March 20-The Evening
Post says: Prices of goods of all de
scription are falling. The decline
was great yesterday, though some
kinds of merchandise were held 10y
owners with considerable trmness. So
much efforts to make sales has rarely
been put forth, and the disposition was
everywhere manifested to close transac
tions and to realize. The concession III
dress goods is large. 1t extends to
prints and all fine fabrics On standards
aud woolens it is lightest, The fall in
one month on the basis of some of the
goods sold at auction yesterday is re
ported to be fully one hundred per cent
The average decline may not exceed
twenty or twenty-five per cent i'll that
line There is general feeling OF inse
carty in business circles, amounting
almost to d panic in some quarters, aud
this adds to the depression but the pub
do not readily buy
There has been change III the real es
tate market, Many persons who Offer
property for sale at auction, find 1t does
not command the prices they expect ed to
obtain and so they Withdrew it, or bid ii
in 1t is admitted that the prices Of the
first of February cannot be maintained
and bargains are offered at lower rates
This is also true to some extent in regard
to rents
The loan market is easy At , pea cent
and the supply of capital IN quest Of tenn
porary investment is increasing Cur
rency is also accumulating here, but in
consequence of the usual liquidation il
the country at the beginning of April
the current will probably turn in few
days
The stock market Is more active. Gov
ernments are firm, there being an in
creasing inquiry for the 1905 for in
vestment Compound interest notes are
also in demand, at full rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

,sHINGToN, March 20.-The Senate
Committee on Territories, yesterday
heard delegation of Indians from In
dian Territory, in favor of admitting
that territory into the Union as State.
The House Territorial Committee are
considering the question of admitting
Utah on application of the Mormons.-
Among the leading Mormons now in
Washington is son of Brigham Young
who is urging the measure.
II is said the question of the admis
sion of Colorado will be recon sidered
i'm the Senate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

New ORLEANS, March l9.-All the
newly elected city officers have been duly
Installed except Monroe, mayor, and
Nixon alderman, whose functions have
been temporarily suspended as coming
within the exceptions to pardon made
by the Presidents Proclamation. Nj j.
Roster has been Installed mayor pro.
tenn. by order of General Candy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

REVEREND }. O Fisher, OF of the Meth
odist Church, in the banner Republican
county of Ashtabula, Ohio, has been con
yicted before an ecclesiastical court of
forgery aud dismissed from the ministry
The forgery was i'll writing letter to
Bishop Baker, accommodating himself fol-
Presiding Elder, and signing to 1t the
name of DR.. Clifford He was OF course i
leading clerical Republican, and was
death OH Copperheads.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

PRoViDENcE, R. l., March 2O.-General
Burnside was to day nominated BY ac-
clamation by the union convention for
Governor.
PROVIDENCE, K l., March 2Oth. The
unionists are firing salute OF 100 pups
in honor of the nomination of General
Burnside.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

Ii is u most delightful Hair ID. essingi
Ii eTadicHtts sctui aud daudIuH
Ii keeps the head cool aud clean
Ii makes the baiT rich SOFT ana glossy
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling OF
1t restores LIlr upon pIematurUly bald heads
Ihis is luSt what Lyons KatbaiGOn viii do.
1t Is pretty it Is cheap-durable 1t Is literal.
ly sold BY tue cal load aud yet It's almost iDcled
ible demand is daily Increasing until there ~
hardly acOuntry store that does not keep u or a
family that does dot use IL
l. THOMAS LYON Chemist y \
snrnioga spring Water, sold by al
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

Heinsireet inimitable Hair ColOriBg - not .
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed Of
lunar odtf-fic aud more or less destroy the vital
ity and beauty OF the hair This ~ the original
Hair COlOring and has been growing In favor
over twenty years. 1t restores gray hair to its
original color BY gradual absorption, 10 mos;
remarkable manner IL 10 also beautiful bAir
dres.iug sold IA two sizes-S9 cents and 81
bv an dealers {. HEIMsTREEI, Chemist
Saratoga spying Wafer, cold by ali
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

PHILADELPHA, March 207-Dr. VIM
Schemoel, an eminent physician of this
city is prepared TO prove that the kin
derpest is caused by parasite growing
in the skin, aud will be checked by
washing the animal with a solution OF
corrosive sublimate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

NEW YORK, March 20-The Times
saws that the. Iowa Legislature has
passed resolution calling foy the trial
and punishment of Maj Gen. Eustar for
alleged cruel treatment OF Ioxa soldiers.