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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13
The New York Senate Refuses
to Welcome Secretary Seward.

ALBANY, August 29.-In the Senate
to-day, on motion of Mr.. Lowe, the
resolution appointing Committee to
welcome the President, was reconsid-
cred. Mr.. Law offered the following (:
Whereas, The President of the Unit
ed States, and oar distinguished .f.lLo,c-
citizens, General Grant and admiral
FdrTag,d, are about to visit the State
on their way to sister State, to as
sist in laying the foundation of mon
ument to the memory of the late la
mented statesman, Stephen A. Doug
las therefore, i.
BesoLUed, That the Senate, on be-
half of the people of the State of New
York, welcome the President of the
United States, and General Grant and
Adnti'aI Ear7ngUG, to our territory.
Thomas Murphy moved to include
the name of w. II. Seward. Lost.
Ayes 8 nays IL. .t
Mr.. FOlger offered the following as
a substitute for the resolution offered
by Mr.. Law:
ReSOlred, That the Senate do on be-
nall OF Cne people OF the state OF New
York, welcome his Excellency, the
President of the United States, and
the other distinguished personages ac-
companying him to our territory Car
ried. -.- a.H-
Mr.. Law offered the following res
OlutiOn:
ReSotred, That our distinguished
fellow citizens, General Grant and Ad-
miral Farragut, who are expected at
the State Capital tomorrow, be warm
ly welcomed to the soil of this State
by the Senate, on behalf of grateful
people, who recognize their services
and appreciate their worth.
Mr.. L.. Murphy moved to include
the name of VIM. III. Seward. Lost.
The resolution was then adopted
yeas, 16; nays, 3.
Mr.. Taylor offered the following:
ReSOlCed, That committee of three
be appointed by the Chair, in accord
ance with the foregoing resolution.-
Adopted.
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The President, in his speech to the
committee from the Philadelphia Con-
vention on Saturday last, says: "I
am as much opposed to egotism as any
one" In this same speech he exem-
plifies the charming modesty which is
so characteristic of our worthy Presi.
dent by very iifrequent references to
himself In proof of this / give the
number of times the following words
occur in his speech:
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General Sheridan was not published
with the others on the New Orleans
riot: ....... ..... -.....
HEADQ'Rs MIL. DIV. OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. ID, 1866.
General y. s. Grant, Washington, ID. G.!
The Military Board called by Gen
cral Baird, to investigate the occur
rences in this city of July Both, is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible. L see
in the papers, by reports of an official
character here, that an attempt was
made to cast blame on the military
for not being present on the 18th ult.
There could have been no object in it's
being present, Except to preUent the
police from per7betrating a reUoIting
massacre. Its absence, for this reason,
l regret. From accounts of my own
scouts, who saw the affair from first to
last from my own officers from dis
interested and faithful persons, 1 be-
lieve that at least nine-tenthS Of the
casualties t0ere pe,petrated 6y the police
and citizens, by stabbing and smashing
in the heads of many who had been
already wounded or killed by police
men. Wti
[Signed] p. III. SHERIDAN,
i3' 'e Major General Com'g.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13
From the oadiS Republican.
Easy Questions and Answers.

Who called the Union soldiers
"LincOln hirelings," "Hessians," )" "rob-
bers" and ssqualid wretches ?''
The Democratic party.
Who proclaimed their admiration of
the bravery and chivalry of Southern
rebels ...H
The Democratic party.
Who refused to let the soldiers vote +?
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Who noto profess such an intense
love for the dear soldiers who fought
and bled for their country?
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Who forget the crippled soldiers to-
day, and elect to Office men who de
clared the war an unholy crusade
against the National right of secession,
carried on by murderers and Mieres for
rdpine and pI,1aderF
THE DEMOCRATIC pARTV
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13

A HARD HIT@One of the hardest
hits at Secretary Seward, since his de-
fection from the Union party, is the
following resolution adopted at a meet
ing at Kankakee, Ill:
"REsoLvED, That we sympathize
with Secretary Seward in and on ac-
count of the suffering he underwent at
the hands Of rebel assassins, it being
accidentally done by his friends, they
not then knowing him." Y W
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13

That's not much, only 100 illusions
to himself in fifteen minutes 81 each
MODESTY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13

DGr Our devil flew up in a rage,
and set two lines to gil this page.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13

Answers to Euigmas in News Of Aug, 3O-l. Watch
and wait little longer 2. Martha Jane Dellinger. g.
Hannah Carlisle and Horatio Head.
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Miscellaneous.
Another Suppressed Dispatch
from General Sheridan.

New YORK, August 31.-It ap-
pears that the following dispatch from
General Sheridan was not published
with the others on the New Orleans
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13

Answer to RebLs.
Mr.. Printer, sir: think can guess
The ord your "Rebus" would express.
rrue I'm the daughter Uf Adam
guess it's yOnr servant, MADAM.
First take the word Mum. which signifies hush
Then my name ARna, which makes me blush;
Deed L. an 'instrumeut" lawyers of frame;
The "FTuit'-can't guess its "hrtanical name;"
Well let 1t pass, with all its fine Zest,
Aud take my dear Asa, for him love best;
MiBims the "nOte," either ia, sol, Ia, me,
Which makes the word In yonr rehus, you seei
Join the initials, and MA1AM twill be. ANNA.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-09-13
Riddle.

Ny first IN In June, but not Ia May,
Wy second Is In go hut not IN stay;
Ny third Is In weight, but not In measure,
Ny fourth is In fun, but not in pleRsuroi
Ny ffth Is In corn, but not IN wheat,
Ny sixth Is in rain, but not In sleet
Ny seventh 10 in moon, but not in star,
sly eighth Is in near, but not In far,
My ninth Is In run, Int not In wait,
Ny tenth is In s0ou, but not in late,
My eleventh Is in sin, but not IN shame;
My whole IL the npne of young gentleman VIII
resides In a white frame. NELLIE.
, 1866-02-09
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.



TOPEKA. KAu., Feb. =.
The Senate passed the following bills; An act to
ancnd IN act entitled an act to zegulata eodny
aEa1sr, approved February lib. 1865 IN scs to
establish commission for The revision of the Laws;
N net II repeal IN act entitled IN act 10 amend an
aci 10 esnhttfh code of c1ril procedure providing
for The sale of public lands to nd In The con truc
licn Of cettaln railroads. The latles bill passed By
arote oi twenty 10 four. II dl,ndes 5Qo,oQo ae1e-
OF land donated By Congress for internal improve
me1t 10 the Learenworth, Lawrence 4 4afyeston
Railro4d, Northern Tier road, Neosha YalleJ road
Hbuse.
Ar. Foote introduced concurrent resolutions In
dorsinE i6e tndnmi'ahe perseverance, and great ser
'fsee pt Hon. Edward u. Stanton.
The House paseed the Scnate concurrent rcsolu-
ton approving the Monroe doctrine, ordered 70
third reading new btu for the eae Of Agricultural
Collere lands. and rejected Col Jenaison'a resolu
lion relative 10 treason.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.J
TorEkA. Kansas. Feb 8.
Senator Legate arose To question Of privilege,
IN reply to certain CHARGES made BY the LeATen-
worth 1FMef. He ptrTcd them hlse and gave a
eeathtng exposure OF alleged political and fuaacta1
ratcaltises Of E1.Gov. Carney, the owner OF that
paget Who il understood 70 he candidate ior the
United States SeDnte. 5euaior Leeate's speech cre
sena}e. -"
The Senate has ordered the Ta1 bill to = third
reading.
The Home aereed, in Committee Of the Whole,
10 accept the proposition OF Col. Hayes TO buud Of
ease building fot Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
, 1866-02-09

rood boute. The actots are now becoming t.ratl-
Iixed With theIr seYerai parte and the pioct Ross
te rerrn'rd a:n.n this egen,ns
ToHR1sr.-1he Opera House wts elenderlF at-
to- ded last eSenmR, the attraction being Forests
Was as- ised " the resi- Of The Company set Of
such sticks That Fonrst il reported to have DC.
elafrd that be wi moi sick to them any longer. q
! except tint Dure:n, Banauo) Sleep, md al the
o1heI "pretty Sttie ones" who guxr ~ the Rssa.-
e11astd ho,t IN Inst sublime tsageds were bsauh-
The ereat combination hss departed; also tailen
spart MaJ II rest In pence:
GRAND CokrER7<-Ai. Ernst Peeaho viii gre his
ope1a Hall, assisfed By Mr. Breitsprack. pianist:
Mr. J. r. Ne1soE, tenor: Mr. q. Zenrh- elaFloneL
The programme will be fonnd tn an advertisement
IN anoiher column. and It will BE- eeen contains
soEpe rarely beautiful mustcsl selections. from BON
Old and new music. u. Pesaho btnea 10 ms pro-
fesstonsi I'd here high edaealon IN ths rs, t,st M
nhic6 must place him among the mt mnslcans u
this country This, bis ars and, u Is 1nderstood'
Po1tnny foT tbe music loving public 10 hs77 sna
neEieet 10 svail themteives Of.
btLNu ToM-1hIs wonderful moustros1ty@lof
smith 4 Mons Hall where hts .rerfaensnccs
meet with the most ethusa,tte pauaits eaeh :; sysn r.
epiitusiste DO not ret hold d him, and exhibit
through oseanisaton ldiot.e IN AZ ei,e: Ioms
70 much to ,he agcnt's unnouncements that be
copies the words inst as be eopie Sc
sss5s q n9ss M o 10 as
epeakfng Of h1.nseaf but IN the third person. Hls
qnick appreciation and ncutc men19ry Of musical
performance Of piece or music which be has never
heard heforc, standing On one foot and sptnning
round lse ;op As vi! the1 e down Il to ths IT.
dedly the Ereatest wonder We have had in Chicago
tn Inany year,, and should be seen hy everybody
who xfsnes to ses The Frsasst ma!ysl o[ The IS
harmonic concert Nil. be gwen Saturday evening
Of this week, al the Opera House. The programme
is a. unusually Varied one. and on this account,
brace& Dlt1Eh.a frnmphal Symphony op. .; The
eyer welcome overture to 1.-The sferrY. Wires Of
~ Masef a e 20 seS sa &C eta: t1ea n ssnRass5 ssR
can;" The q .Hlo Fernando, and cayatina hpm
AalevSs tSluecn q Csp.na. 70 be sung BY stgnoEa
pie OF Solomon by Ttl-a canlata for male chorus
-qunrttt,e and bass solo. The con,ata was orieiu-
ally ri,hon1 accompaniment. Mr. Ha]atlla has
ptpgrumme combines many raIs musical excelen.
Tickets be obtained Of c. H. Latrabee treasurer
Jons D. Uouau, the popular lecturer, will appear
the autptces Of the Young Mems Association. bis
second lecture, on Monday esening ne1t, will com
menee this morning, At the Opern House. and be
sonlinued during Saturday md Monday. The .ub.
Hitherto. On each 81 NJ Coughs puble appea.-
onces here. he has filed TO Overlooking, win ad-
ntrtns audiors, whatever hall has been obtained
that lbc opsra nouse Will be found hone 10 hrre
for bis audience The Lecture Of this evening Il one
never before delivered here, and both nsmed arc OF
We ase Informed that, noswl.hsssnding the great
rush for uckee. there ase few desirable seals set
, 1866-02-09
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.


Especial Despatch to The Nestesu Associated Press
NkH YoKk. Feb, g.
The Erprtss ssys the dealings ia Railway SHARES 1t
the carly open Board, showed q ta,pe market, and
nf!css generally tsct,oo lower. At tbs stock Ex.
cl suRe there va. more tone and n.nesg. with little
rally nom lowest points.
aovExxxxyTs
Governments were 1rm with tatr INQUIRY.
x,scx11Asrors,
list centrally steady Coal Stocks quiet aud nm.
STOCKS.
The Stock rnarket At the second revu,ar and 1a.t
omen Boards was stronger and tht,e vxs sharp rally
an ali leading 1h.rts al tne c,o,e,
C1o.tS0 pUexs
The following verc the clostpz prices at $50 n. a,
New ynt central. faxasex. Frie :exa?gx. uud
son River. 10ta1ptx: Resd,nr. loQEa1ook: Mlcntesu
southefu S3xa63X: Cl ye}aDa and Pittsburgh sDkta
sQk; Isoek Island, 1GQx<sltQX,
xosEr,
The supply OF money both at banta and Il. omen mar
tet continues in excrss at wants n s,oct thinkers
ann the marker i. vrrv essv
ann
Cold closed firmly At 1tok,
vycrt.var-
s,.,,,nv .,cn,,,- onis. n md .,e,ov At ,o7xa,o;.
for b,nKers bil. sunnly Of COTTON bi],, large and
.ztra irrrrn1.r.
pr7noLu4
petroen,n stnck, srr f1r1n. r3ennenoH rsun tt6so
pnrb.n.n Fnrm g.: Ercetaior. e3c: Forrest coupty
~ r11 c,-.x r. m FithnJ T-c. ~ Il. rynd Farr,
eo R.nnthofY md ff,hola n Is. Nav Yort and Alle
rnanv. fa:zs: New Yort and NeHsrt. ue: second Ma,
tion.i Srn1. primer Il ID. 1neshaustIhr tsc: Brad
lty sc: southard. esc Brcyoort. ekfs; u,tyen $40
, 1866-02-09

Cincinnati Market.

Especial Despatch TO The ChIcag, Tribune.l
Clxc1sxAI1. Feb 8.
F1oCk--ActtTe. and higher grades lo2He higher
Sales Of choice supertne It 47.5o- -...-
GRAlx-Wheat quiet but arm. s&lea OF pi1me sM olH
red at t2a5; No. Chicago spring 1t sla. Cosa a1'
md d1owr1. Sales Of No. mixed 1t Sc. oats dnll.
sales Of No. tssc. RE quiet. Sales It toe' barley
quiet. ,.
CoT7os-es.Epant. Buyers offer @oc for nIddlsng.
TursKk1-sleAdy. sales Of bonded 1t see' 1ee
offered at 47.9L
..les fnew e1tv at with morr buyers than sea
le1s. Pscou more heely offered. shouldefa IKE
no ados l6xe clear sides tsxc bulk neas lse aao
loxer sales Of shopldee1 \. lsc; aides HIKE clsai
s1des At 1s4c all packed snkar cured nams asgt's as,
Green meats active. 6ale& OF saohaet sHe Aa
, 1866-02-09

eitv tetteat 1ee-hsd 1t The cose 1t 1sXo; hssd st
l7He; gut at i6kc- -...-....,,-,
Hoos-F1rn. saleA OF 1ivu at slam3t115: fressed
1t H1,;3a1sm. Receipts ~ head
MoSf1-Auch ea1itr. F1cbanEe dsrn A1d hIxheE;
90 premium buying Ind 100 rramtuEa selling.
, 1866-02-09

P1rTaBCR6H+ Feb. s,
RK1r CArr11-Thc market for cattle continues dull
and depressed Notwithstanding the arrivals hare fall.
q OF considerably. The attendance Of buyers wss
considerably larger at The centsal yards tha Eeek than
last but they are operating very cautiously, hud buy
Ing orly when CONCESSIONS Rft made The very best
grades Of Cattle suitable for retailing in the East.
ern markets. sold ut 64e7Kc, while medium grades
cannot be qoied above 68skc; common stock cattle
dull It 5Hc; and scallAwa9s at +@4Kc, Included IN
the shipments for tho week ending on the 9Th, were
1 head for New York so head for Philadelphia and
s7head for Baltimore.
Hoas-In good demand and ht1n, but without quots-
bic change. falr to good averages selling At
:fpss. Some two or three punches or picked hogs
sold 1t *loss@ta.ss. shtpWenA fnr the week, 3;ss5
heAut Of which 6,sA go to New York 1,e3Q 10 Pha.
de1phia md stn to Baltimore.
, 1866-02-09

TIE Methodist Episcopal churches Of th,s dtstrtc,
have recently interested themselves more heartily
,nan ever N me ploape5aly o. the,f college ne
to II the churches mnss largely look in the future
us Luz a. "ny a,,a s ,s q
furnished bsr,on @ M ~ n.o srr.. ~ 10 ,sfe =. e,e eT.
tension ye4y e*,4sbe, but It IL only now that It be.
comes possible. A new University building has beeu
aa.,5sa W ~ -nh. ,,n1,sa,.,,,r e-sr.sa F-on,
hasty glance at The plans We infer that It t Be one
lne irregular il il outline he pin can only b n.
w1dh and Is three stotieshieh. be:ides i basement
chemical Lecture room md aloratosy several store
ss'e4 e :,,a1g r,ee sees eoe :ea &C.:
daic some two hundred persons, two class ioons,
io!.PGg H. retiring F'0@' reading room and
The second door vail have iou. Glass; rooms, four
professors retiring. rooms, and reception roam.
sh'tteen dorml,ories Of ,anous Dimensions, sons
otheTs enly ior ! SINGLE pelsoa; each w,1a ward I'd
Iatine, s1d iii neee.sary modem improvements
In the ntde & ssos! shfse viii be room fota Muse
;x. IN; neeut m .:,. 3 hy y, eS feet; two society
mito1!e*; Al OF tbeee toons w3ll
bc well lighted and ventilated; are ample In height
=. Ee!l as other dtmenaions, md sss approached
th1ougo tpscleus epEidors rom two alEhta Of easy
viii e anished IN neat pl4ip, and substantial
manner: ofnitt1uG eFc13tntus like oruancntattou.
hui DotninK which thnu Be utceaeaEy 10 make 1t
somp'e!e n az that pertains TO good, "en or
oetta VhsFe5bit3 nniiotnt.
or ths exterior We have I'D ihat The building Is
lr1eEniaf 10 ~ outline. and this T. especially the
sste VIM the skS-Ane Had !aet Ine style of
Iea1N c!nfe 1s tuaof'iothc, ont suniciently mod.
er9ized to meet t6e reqnnements 9! the present
ace and IS fegaIds details, Is equally plain With
Inc INTERIOR Sl. rs htgh sleep Eoot5, IT. polnad
gables, On aH s1des nenG 70 Iotty elevation it,
Eroups ot tnimneYs and Fcntuatng shasts !;
H. Ornamental fh!e roof. lnferfpezeed
WIN dosner "indoMa, AZ tend TO give 4 a!ogether
| unique ard atttaetive appearance. The leading
teatute howeser IN The sKte1oS Of ihis building ID
tts main toNGf, It spch It naS be called. ~ Il re.
tetnoles neaibef tower nor ttcepe.. Jet partakes
somewhat ol both. At one apRia OF the building
| -foat one most prominent nom The rsa1n stteets
OF approachek.-thefe Il a projection On each
Of tNo sides, making eQuare OF
abo9t e feefs the walls Of which arc
carried up not unlike taeee Of other portions Of the
building. and sn1monnied with high gables peculiar
10 ihe style and with tus,ets on each corner ADORE
and this OF the D$ual thEfE
, 1866-02-09
AIllw1ukce Market.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune'l
MuwArKK1. Feb. s
FLoIR-nnn. Ea1es 200 btis county e1tas At ee.'9s
l,Ao hrls Ppging 1t tt.'s3s10; extra, $7.oos9s3'
GsAM-Wheat unsettled and active. Sales at this
morning board 1900 bu No. At s1.it@1lG4, casn.
st fl1sx eelet Ia!l week: ftltk buyes' option one
week 9l.i791I74 for ffesh receipts s1o3 for No. T.
Noon DoaId-Ehles fu,ooo bn It 3l-1sH@l1eR@l1.;
s11sa1.ls, buyer all month t1l7X, bu5eE one Week
Fire p. N. BoAzd-Whett 0sner. Sales r. aoco bu ~
*lAsE@ilS for 20. l, cssh: 31si9&11sA buyer al
ronth; $l!s for No. 4. cash.
Dk1tsEp Hoos-Ftsm. Sales 100 cwt It 4llesSh.a
averaging 800 ns md averaging l'o -.
PRov1stoSs-Du1l. 6alestto br1z extra primo mess
pork 1t f1S 20.
RFr71prH-4J bH0 hs vheat and 4S5 hogs. 49,,
, 1866-02-09

In THIS city. Feb III. At her residepce, ~ wabash
assnne q systpelss, MI. +. u. HALL IN the ''th
Fuuesai srssce. ~i be held At the baaas on s.tar.
sniJ ~ i1Sised atiend ~itaoat farther notice.
L. s 1e:sa:y y ?;ees tSs - (,
~ stscng. &! West washington ttrest ii 10 o'c,ocf
eaa e. % ~ I'D e
oclocka i. IT, on Saturday
sRssea esu1l5 = esS ssss as sas
f1rst iTrsS5 te1.sn Ehuren, then andT ne pastoral
charge ofJeretutsh roEtel and sqeseaTenty With tne
csnsca III ani.ed Win shs. body. nd remained 40
active and tAithfnl men until her deceae. The
be Christian virtues Of tas esttmAhls LADY, though
taus,s faeW ner be.t ma 10 aas iae kaa ve.d aaa
Ses q pecas pss, sns III
Ell xhich on!y enaraeterize dod'a tine children.
ionE I'D heavily. ' - ~''''~ > ">@' 'NNs-N
II Til. CITY. on Tas.d.y the s.h inst, Ars. SARAH
Funeral from the residence, No. 36s West Lake At :,
thisiFnds}l 91olnlng q Il o'clock. Friends OF the
Sff9Ess s Y ii .sPao'F = 1885, f
sRed 50 years. a..
4. Hl,nop ste..tesd, Hs.:fsra,hfs, ENGLAND. Nov:
ian. q. 1869 E3iMA. vile Of VIZ. Newman.
MF. and MEs. Newman wtge very I2rgelJ aed savora
b, kTeEn to 9g!,s nq%eeE ot M ihe % Szens 9f 4 cntea
tnsn one traveller nom the tnited states bad won
them ~ t1tended circle Of fsienda thts AIDE of the
IN isis e.,y. sd aspTessns Il b1staes. i EiEsa
son Of the deceased. l.
, 1866-02-09
The Numor Concerning Gen. Osband.
B1ooxsaros, Ill, Feb, 6, 1865.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Ny attention has been directed TO the report In
youf Issue Of yesterday, Of the murder Of Gen. E.
b. O.band, formerly of Chicago. 1t affords me
great pleasure to gtre IN authoritative contiadic-
tlon Of the report.
Miss II. A. Osbaud OF this city, sister of the
General, yestenlay received letter bearing datc
Jan e1st, written by the wife Of the aa,ter, who Il
.GsdaF WITH hs, h1'band On his 10 NJ.
and well, and under no approximations Of molesta-
ton By bis confederate neichborz.
III giving publicity to this contradiction, you Will
eonlrT faTor upon the numerous friends Of Gen.
Osband. Your, respectfully,
From The Montgomery, Ga, Newa, s9th-j
Yesterday several gentlemen called At our eanc-
un Mho etatcd that they were Just from the vicinity
or Green.1lle, Mrs. the reputed tcene Of the mgs-
der. and that they saw Gen. Osband as laie As the
s1st excellent health. but in considerable tiepi.
dst'on because OF threats. not from the cizeIA, but
from his hired freedmen. We may conclude thai
'he Montgomery 1estes wss canssd, cat up for
the purpose Of tomentirg sectional agitation and
reatnE tho efforts Of the South to regain clvll Law.
, 1866-02-09
LJHE HGA.

csp and other articles, She ,ras committed to The
county ja, tn oetsul OF $500 bail for her npne1r-
apce before the Grand Jury Of The Recorders
Cont
, 1866-02-09

tho y,xs.rr nnt Southern stats1 It auch nsurea
rs to make it By 5s pr cent !hs b.. paying
lnve.sment that can BE- found z n.y. T. c!N sSa
Ioxa md Minnesota, to lev Of a: sol!d usa Of
Galcna, ILL.,. who haye formed tnemsSsses !1tn sem.
.aid company is Richard barrett Hsos q whom Al
orders fer nootns for lhe ahove namc9 sses snopla
Us Ike ttrest, Chesso ii the fats Of frou ~ to
t00per daF. and there VII! be a!e soen
tem1od.
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, 1866-02-09
The st. Paul Autobiography ConEcn-
fid3l.

AA1 9ks 1AA1 <2AAl"uAVNUPOly CUHFEu-
tiou.
ST. PAUL. Feb. 8.
The following arc two Of the most import
amt resolutions passed by the antf-mouopoly
Convention yesterday:
Rttared, That. In onr opinion, one OF the p1ac-
tical means Of breaking down these monupplies is
10 encourage competition by withdrawing our nat
r0usEe from my boat or company which has been
engaged IN tuch monopolies, and ne recommend
The merchants farmers and shippers Of thls State 10
transportation. no malter how low they reduce
their hrtghts. temporarily, for the pnrpofe OF en-
t1appfng them into farther fuares to 81 pluudeted
and oppressed eYa renewal VI high tariffs a soon
as opposition Is crusled
Resolrft, That the Wrongs nh1ch Minnesota and
panles and corporations of States over which ttes
products and re1ehaudise necessarily pass in their
frHntit TO and iron, Like Michigan, IN the untsis
and unjust terms Of transportation, are 30 oppses-
five ~ 10 engend.t feelings Of tMwli not only to-
wnrd such companies and cosposanons, but to such
10 exercise that power.
A project was adopted for tho organization
OF new steamboat company on stock basis
of2500, 900, to be taken BY popular subscrip-
ton, no man or company to be allowed 10
take more tban two-htths Of the stock. A
committee Of one from all the principal towns
In thls state md Northwestern Wisconsin
was appointed 10 solicit subscriptions, a
memorial to the Wisconsin Legislature, nsk-
ing that body for Law compelling railroad
companies to receive freight from i'll steam
boats upon equal terms and to fl1 maximum
rates, was passed, aud committee appoint
ed to proceed immediately to Madison to
eectire the desired object
, 1866-02-09
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, 1866-02-09

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