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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
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"1~~~x4AU0OO
GROCERIES! GROCERIES !
~ JUST RECEIVED At r
L. D. FARMERS
40 barrels D. 4 D. whiskey,
20 hall barrels ID. & d. whiskey.
S barrels Old Rye,
2 barrels Of Gin,
2 barrels OF brandy,
10 barrels molasses,
IS barrels salt,
so kegs of nails,
20 barrels of sugar,
.-. ...-. 10 sacks of coffee,
20 bhls. apples,
- bbls. peaches
Glass, Sash,
Putty, Tobacco,
Soap, Salaratus,
Shot, Lead
Candles, Starch,
Powder, &c.
Furniture Furniture =!
just received and for sale
30 dog. Common ard ine CHEFS,
10 |" Wood and cane seat rocka,s
Childs table and rocking chairs,
S Office chairs,
Card and Centre tables,
2 =" Breakfast tables,
Dining tables,
Common wash stands,
q" Bureaus with glass,
" Bed steads, assorted,
2 Double mattresses,
" Single mattresses,
2 " Double lounges,
" Single lounges,
l Tin safes.
july2-64 ID. FARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
CALL! CALI CALL

D~ We can afford to, and will sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
happiness for the rich and poor, the eco
ncm;s. s.d~ The imr.o.:aen., the sp;care
and the frugal to purchase Of ~.
~Cash for the seller and satisfa elton
TO the purchaser, is the business motto Of
janl-66 Il. D. BOOZE / co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
uOLBR0OK~& BROTHER, =
LAND AGENTS g. SURVEYORS.
n..xx, mo.on. ca. 1o~..


yyvILL carefully attend to the selection and =
w cation Of land In the several land districs ~
Western Iowa and Nebraska; huy aud seiliana
Warrants, or laeate them on commission r. iou !.
residents they will loan money at western ta'es"
interest; buy and sell real estate, aud ply taAes'
Collections made and money promptly "V.as""a'
jaEl-B6 HOLDkolA D"o'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

SCHUSTER 4 MARION.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
Also, II superior article Of
Family Flour, Side Meat. Hams, &C
The attention Of Country Merchants 10
solicited ~ OR Jobbing Departments.

4 large lot oil. Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork. waited, for which the best rates
will be paid Also. Dry and Green Hides,
Furs, and all kinds OF Produce taken in
exchange Tor goods,
ianI SCHITSTER 4 MARION
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
Marriage and CelibacY.

4 Essay OF wnrhii- and instruction ar Your. .
tr,ely PROSTATE the vital wers With .ara mn
W relief Sen, free Of ,hafg,sa sealed l,,..,
,,u A,sg,iat aon, rhlial eli his, ""i"N Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
4 , = J t.

= = y
FIRE Policies iSsuet through its Agencies for tn.
year 1860. is Srtyc"Sti>" cf the ife 81 read and
f'nst'e h''rtn"@S enjoyed 'r the i'iIfNiN and th1
cmrhatt1 d">ir" among all classes Iur the rrotrs
tion its poiicies afford.
H""ch t"r the Vest ard South,
No. ~ West Fo"yM 81 Cinciaa,sfi,
II. II. MA4lLL, Genl Agent,
SS" Phoenix pn'cjes ISSUED PROMPTLY bv
GEO. WEARE, Residen, Az
marchi1 am Sionx CITY IT,.
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TERMS.
mARRIE ID.

ARNOLD cRoMBIEon wedned June at the r.d' os 20, ?.
Sc ~ tbs Redeeer Dewitt Arnold 70 Lizzie only ds1gb
OF hugh CronIbie, ESQ. 81 Of this cry No cards
BOWSE-BOWNE-In Trinity Church, New Haven. Monday.
June 1866 by the Rev HAYWOOD assisted By ses he a ~
Bovine both Of Brooklyn, New ors
-CRITTENDES-At Dover " j. wednssdsy June by
Rev C. Merie Charles v Boss Of sparta TO Fanny youns
dsug Inter OF the late J. Crittendsn NJ d.
DIBBLE-WHITg-O Wednesday May 30 the Church q the
Holy Apostles by the Rev k D Rowland d. d. l. henfy Dioss
TO Mary 2. White.
FOsrER-JACKsoN-ht the Church Of the Holy Trinity oa
Wednesday 1851 by the Rev stephen H. Tying r. Chfss
Bradley Emn Loynla, youngest daughter Vi James L.
Jackson Of this city.
Utica papers please copy.
the residence Of the brides parents %
Wednesday June by the Rev NJ G. suphen Thomas ancs %
DRESSER oLMsTRDAt YOnters on Tuesday; June At tbs
Of the brides father by the Rev d. NJ " -
Olnlstsd,
KENT-TRYON-On Wednesday June 1856 AZ the New sruss
lem Church by the Rev Chauncey Giles Geo L. Kent 90 aa
O. younges, daughter OF Frsncis fryon
LITTLEFIELD-McMU RRAY-At the residence Of the brides
fs,hr Lsnsingbugh T. Monday June BY the Rev a
NJ Beyedge. MI d. g. Leheld Of f@"tucAet L. 70 MISS Sl-
A. McMurrsy.
MrRRAY-PARSONsA the residence of the brides parents ia
Brooslyu on Tuesday by the Rev William Psrsons
Cyr Murray City to Fannie youngest daughter Of
the officiating Clergyman
by the Rev NJ > Hutton d. d. Edwards Read 70 Ammo
johnson, both OF this city.
sHELTON-KIRTLAND-On Tue,day Iuue s at Springfield j.
bv the Rev o. l. Kirkland William H. Shelton. OF New-fort.
10 Charlotte J., daughter Of the Ohcaing Clergyman
VAN PFLr-WOODRUFF-O Wednesday June s. q The resi-
dence Of the father By the Rev X H. Nan Pe william ~
Van Pei Ellen r. daughter Of jas l. "oodiun al
Eew-Jersey. No cards
MISUNDERSTANDING Brooklyn on Wednesday s,h in'. ~
Theodore l. Cuyer Henry n Whitney to hate L. snip
mar. n OF that city. No cards.
WILLIAMs-ROGERS-A -. Georges Church. Eewbueh \ ~
on Weinesaay June by the Rev Jno. Brown d D. Mr. j.
wlsn M, Maa b. Roger, daughter OF Daniel Hosr e't
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parked ana clustered out Of service at City Point The
reeueh mas been stationed az Galveston. Eight COM
"Ies, the balance, commanded by Major VIM. r Baker
have since sailed from NwOeans on the steamers Nor
wich and Lavacca The former is now due. The Gen
Sh iN"'' ''f'''' NS"'y '''."N' ' IVY -''' l'''V4
line 81, amer City Of Albany Capt Answorth arrived
in the Cans this morning She reports: Encountered
heavy soua % erday off Hog Island from the south west
A terrific wind w, rain lasted IS minutes.
The steamer Winchester, tom Havana, has sailed for
New-IOTk. 49,.
FORTRESS Monroe Tuesday June 8 lsGe
The steamer Winchester Capt Gregory SIX Gays rom
Havana short of coal has arrived, bound 10 New" ioh
She encountered on Sunday heavy southeast gale lasting
u hours The day before she sailed the crew hItlhe9
and three put in irons by the United States Cohs
be delivered to the United States DsnetAtoFhey ior
trial.
A heavy southwest squa accompanied by ram ara ara
lightning spraug up suddenly at 81 p to-day uprooune
trees etc. but doing no material damage.
The steamer Ephe5us the pioneer Of the direct line De-
tween Liverpool and Norfolk arrived at the latter place
yesterday morning with large cargo consigned 70 diner
ent parts of the State
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The ssSy Law-ExcessIve BsiI-The HsFisee
ConsiifHtion-Amendmen

RALEIGH " c.. Tuesday. June ;, 1855.
In the Stale Convention to-day the ordinance previously
introduced to- amend the Stay law passed by the late
General Assembly, taken up and after some discus
sion referred b2es 20 the committee for revision.
An ordinance in regard TO and restricting excessive ball.
ordinance concerning the wills Of deceased minor Con-
ederae soldiers legazng them though their authors
had been Of lawful age ordinance extending the tine
for perecting wills and a resolution that COMMITTEES OF
FIVE be appointed inquire whether the objects which
the Convention was called have not been accomplished,
and that they report resolution fixing the time Of sd
ournng seyealy read the first time and land over
under the rules
This completed the morning business.
The Convention then went into session on the nnfn-
shed business and resumed the consideration Of the
vised Constitution.
Article third section FIRST which reads "There shall be
Governor of the State who shall be chosen by the quail
fed for the members of the House of Commons at
such times and places members OF the General Assem-
bly, are elected" This provision creates the Office OF
Lieutenant Governor.
Section second, relating TO the eligibility and qualihcs-
ton Of Governor theu discussed. The section ~
printed requires that he shall be resident OF the State
five wears next preceding his election and shall have
therein freehold in lands and tcnemens OF or above tho
value Of s. 500.
An amendment was offered to strike ont that portion OF
the section relating 10 the property qualification This
was met BIZ and general opposition winch ied 70
numerous speeches extending over period of threo
hours when the motion 10 strike out was lost by Y0te OK
10 70 %
The Convention then adjourned for the day.
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DIE ID.

BAILARDn Cincinnati Sunday June At the house OF her
H. Warner Mrs. syva r. Ballard aged % years
mother OF Charles D. Warner THE Hartford Press
BFEBF-A South Orange Wednedsy June in the 2s,h
YEA. Of her g. wife Of VIM n H. beeb and daughter
o Ira Gregory OF Bridgeport, Conn
Fner services will IN South Orange the residence
her father inlaw VIM Reebe Friday June at oaok
% m and friends respectfully invited % attend with
out notice Morris and Essex train leaves loot Of BARCLAY
st. at ny O'Clock
oARsLEon "Wednesday June Mary Carlisle wife Of James
Carlisle aged 30 years .
The Of the fsmy respectfully invited attend her funeral
from residence No. 39 Eghthsye on Frdsy Jaae a.
o'clock p.
Baltimore Philadelphia and Syracuse papers please copy
UAWKINs-At Norway Maine. Thursdsy May H. Henry
Hawkins. esq. in the 7e.h year Of his sse
UMEOn Tuesday Mary hume gd g daughter Of
Capt. James Hume OF Scotland -,
Friends and respectfully invited attend the funeral 40
the Reformed Dutch Church. Of Fouth and lafayette
place Thursday morning oock without further invtatiou
POSITION Tuesday June William NJ Pos, aged 81 years.
The family and those Of bis orother James
M are respectfully invited attend his funeral from bis se rest
dence Thirty ourthst Thursdsy Afternoon &C
2o'clock
sNITHAt Hunts Point West Farms Monday evening Jane
Joanna wife Of William Smith. aged 81 years; -
friends respectfully invited 10 attend the nefa
At the Reformed Church. Wes, Farms Thur.dsy III ia
at y o'clock p
wILCoMBIn Brooklyn, Tuesday s,h inst James Wleonb In
the list OF his age
Ths relatives and family respectfully invited -
his late residence No ~ secondpc
FRIDAY ocock without further INVITATION The
remains vi be inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
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for what they consider existing evils. He considers th'

i' Vha' 'hey soLsder existing evils Re considers ID
ri'e' ON. o--eau indispensable for TIC 10y Of the
interests Of the blacks and believes organization should
be maintained The remainder OF his evidence relates
mainly to the condition and feelings Of the various Indian
tribes in the Indian Territory.
TOBACCO TAX.
delegation Of tobacco dealers from New-York were
present the Office Of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue this morning for the purpose of having TIE adva-
loren duty ciger charged being liable % evasion By
the manufacturers who return their cigars much lesS
Value than they are actually worth in the market.
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FORTRESS MONROE.
Severe Storm md Swapping Of n boaf win
Fifteen men-The Norfolk and Liverpool
s,enmers-C oIored Soldiers 10 be Mustered
Out-Heavy Weather at Sen.
FORTRESS MONROE, "Wednesday y


IL severe storm OF the coast 10 people IN boat were
swamped of the Point to-day. They were Workmen going
10 the Rp-Raps boat from the irga'e No"-hanp-
shire put OF for their relief also the Water sieamtug at
this place. The boat is on Hampton bar and was Nava
supply boat. The house of Mr.. Hendricks was also
M. ac-r and considerable other damage was done.
Tho steamer Gen. Sherman. Capt. Pendeton, eight
dsv from New Orleans has arrived with l25 men of the
10th United States Cologed Troops They WILL DC dsem'
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TENyEssEE 1MMGRATIoN.-n Volohiai Illnllgra-
ton Society has been organized in Nash'o iehn WIZ ~
800, o. II Thomas for President The object OF the
efv il 10 induce immigration, by purchasing large tracts
land al low prices and selling alternate sesona ~ actual
Settlers at first co.S
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Nev.u.mp.hire state LegisIassre.

CONcORD \. H. Wednesday, JuneU Too;
Tho State LEGISLATURE met to-day, and Organized ny
choosing DANIEL Barnard President OF the Senate ana
Austin T. Pike Speaker of the House.
Gov. Smythe viii be inaugurated tomorrow
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IlLnr-t UT.
ZANE DAY-FOuRTH RACE.

Selling Race OF $500 for ell and quarter mile dash.
Horses entered be sold for $3.50 entries for higher price,
carry proper weights those entered be sold for 600
lowed n Tor 5000 IA ID for $780, II n. The winner to be
s At Immediately after the All the price named
m the Society The retain his horse ne
the price named In the entry No penalties Tor 0slsi
races Entrance money 90 10 second horse.
Ward Ky enter. b. Bsuchauds old oy
Fowler To be sold for 300; 20 no.
Bush sksone old BY Imp LApdI 10
Morri. enters c. T6rog.nsck IT, years old BY Imp Eclipse
Fidelity To be sold & 900; carry lSI n
j. Watson enters CHI Adebaran years Old oy u-
Mamie Lewis &6NO; l0l n...:'
u. MeDane enter, CHI g. old py Arlington asH '
22l.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

THE Reconstruction Resolves in the Senate
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Soye be ordered to be
Mr. HErDRrcKs moved that the AZ
printed and tls. &c Hc2e'- adjourn.
The Senate refused to adjourn.
After some discussion adjournment, me mOuon Was
renewed, and tie Senate adjourned at clock
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ARMY ANp YAYY MATTERs.

The following are official announcements:
Armv Ga-cfte-Breve' BRIG. -Gen.W. +. Barry, Colonel
Second United States ARTILLERY, is assigned to the COM
mand of the District of Ontario headquarters az Buffalo
New-York Col. a. Vogics. Trsi United States Arti-
lery is assigned TO the command Of the District of st.
Lawrence headquarters at Ogdeusburg, New-Yo1k. The
rendezvous for returned troops at Philadelphia, Pa,
Springfield, H.; Indianapolis, Ind Davenport Iowa, and
Madison, Wis., have been ordered discontinued aud
broken up.
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Lively Debate between Senators Howe and DoOlittlcY
The House Discusses the League Island Navy
Yard Question.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. June G. 1866.

SANTA ANNA AND MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The published statement that a letter has been sent by
ar Ysesas Minister Of Finance Of the Mexican Liberal
Government Liberal chiefs in Mexico in regard 10 the
resignation Of President Juarez, and calling for COnven-
1on to invest Santa Anna with the powers Of Dictator Of
5exco is entirely false. Santa Anna has written phi
Tate letter 10 Senior Romero explaining his views in re-
ference TO the war wagng il Mexico between the
Liberal Government and the Austrian despot
and giving assurances Of his desire
~ support and fight for the Liberal Government against
MAMMALIAN, &c. But Senior Romero declines to have any
intercourse in official capacity with Santa Anna and
Icrs him President Juarez the ground that Santa
Anna has recognized the Empire, and by the laws OF
Mexico considered traitor and liable to trial before
military courtmaral that charge Santa Annas efforts
10 douvnce the loyal Mexican that he is heart and soul
With tAem Las failed.
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Beleride, WallerstOrf Homes.
By Sovereign delegation,
The Cheyelier de Never.


THE VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO
The following is q translation from the Journal
We have good reason call in question the OF the de-
parture of Austrian volunteers for Mexico published IN the
WewoaI Dipi0nafque Nothing, in fact could be
likely after the dispatches from the Government OF the United
states which we have laid before readers Correspondents
az Trieste announce only that the Ausro Mexican de-
acment has not emba but that will be dsbanded and
mat The men II have, Tor the most part
reouested 10 take service in the corps u yOun-
tecrs which il organizing in view OF The
an,r,achinr war The Austrian Government Obey write
% Trieste was under the greatest obligation not to with
draw m forces from service Of the country because 1t al
Tie same time avoided assuming offensive attitude TOWARD
he Il rited States America Thus our own previous I'M
resosS are confirmed Notwithstanding the pretended IN
formation OF the Memorial Dipiom9fqHs
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RECONSTRUCTION.

MI Fessenden at the meeting of the Reconstruction
Committee this morning presented the Committee final
repor which was accepted The report is very elaborate
one and will be presented to Congress. II goes over
ihe whole question of reconstruction, giving the reasons
which Influenced the members Of the Committee in adopt
iag the measures recommended by them, and heretofore
r,pOr.el 70 Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
FROM WASHINGTON,
GEN. SANTA ANNA, AND HIS POSITION
The Reconstruction Committees iInal Report
Additional Testimony.

Discussing Officers; their Duties and Liabilities
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Island itself During Mr. Brandagees mpassoned reply
to Judge Kelley REPRESENTATIVES Banks, Conking, Ray
Inoud and others drew close 10 his desk and renaied
attentive listeners 10 the close Of his Speech when
one common impulse Members hocked % o. bi,, CO.,.
10 extend their congratulations. 20 vos eo,r.5 ~ nfr
ONen of Philadelphia, aDd them Mr. Mvors who cave
.v 1or an sdjournue'' but will resume tomorrow Tho
impression sened to prevail that Braniagees amendment
viii be carried on the vote which it is expected Will be
taken tomorrow.
BANK RUMOR.
It's rumored tonight tina, the Bank Of The Metropolis is
in difficulty.
MAIL CONTRACTS.
contract for tri-weely mail service from Virginia
City, Nevada via Humboldt 70 Boise City, IDAHO for fou
years from September next, at $4,000 per anuum, ha
been awarded to-day
POST-OFFICB TROUBLES.
On account of difficulty with the Post Office Depart
ment the Concord Railroad refuses carry the mails any
longer under the presentarangement and mail teams, with
feet horses will Immediately running between
Concord Manchester, Nashua and Portsmouth
this difficulty is spreading all over New-Engand. All
the Northern Ncw-Engand Railroads either refusing
carry the mails now else have notified the Govern
ment that they will only carry them 30 days longer The
difficulty is this the contracts for carrying the mails III
England and NewYork expired June 80 1862 having
been in force four years. The companies all made an
advance in price alleging that they paid u per cent in the
shape of taxes of this very money received for carrying
the mas and that every article Of railroad consumption
and labor than in 1861 Gov. Dennison refused
10 pay more ahd the roads have now been carrying for
wear at old prices but are now universally refusing to
tinue
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

The House today the scene Of unusual interest;
Judge Kelley Of Philadelphia supported the report Of the
Naval Committee in favor Of League Island as an roncad
station in a speech Of great power and ability lie was
replied 10 by Mr. BIandagee Of Connecticut, who more
than answered tie eloquent Philadelphia champion.
There have been few such spirited contests Of intellectual
athletes during the present Congress, and by
common consent the little Connecticut orator
put bay the champions Of League Island. if not LeauR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
ruE RrcoysTRucTroY c0MMTTRE.

Senator Fesendcn az the meeting Of Che Rconsir1c-
ton Committee this morning. presented The Committee
final report which accepted II reviews the whole
question Of reconstruction, giving the reasons winch IN
aueuced the members Of the Committee IL adopting the
measures recommended by them, heretofore reported to
Corgress.
, 1866-06-06
FR0M AUGUSTA, GA.

Reception Of E:enn. Steadman aud Full
Ie1ton-fKrpurt FROM Leading Freed-
rncu If tho Operations and luf1ueaee
IT the FFeedmeusA xxureAu-Exp1ana.
tion bY Gen. Il ItlAo11.
(spcC7l ucspatch to the Chicago T1ibune1
Augusta, Ga, june 4.
The officers and agents Of the Freedmen's b.
Teau- together With reverb prominent citizens and
large congregation OF freed people Of Augusta
this day ~ o'clock. the OCCASION Of the fe-
ccp1ion Of Gens. steadman and Fullerton. spccaat
commissioner for The tnve-rsation Of the ope1a-
lions Of the Ftcedmen's Bnreau IN the Sonth.
Gen. SuAdmau nrpst aud knDonaccd TO the Andt-
ence tie purpose for which be aid hie colleague
break mp the bufcHu, nor to adytnce lta luIctcEts
particularly hut simply a soldiers, 10 do their duty
Of War, and 10 learn nom ever5 available souEre
the prerent and past condinon II to. fsccdncu. the
influence Of hc bufeaa, and thc probable result of
Will this view five OF tbc most intelligent
freedmen prc~eut we're Delegated BY sccl4mation
to report lo the Comm!ttionern NJ above. These
dinct and krus. who advanced toward. The stand
With every confidence. and each made clear and
intelligent narration Of fifteen Eninnte., thu time
allotted 10 tbt!r speaking Particular attention
Bureau a. a great mediator in their behalf, aud
that ltr end "0uld result uutavora oily H. THAR
experience IN stme Of the civil courts had given
crI!cucc Of 'hcts several ca>ee cited. They eaid
ali aecrcs=t ions were genezaiy visited on them by
the lover c1ssses Of white people; ihA. they had
man, friend. amoug the educated community winch
efc wtEu md true nt they ever had been, but their
influence did moi eItend 10 ptotcc. them from the
po!troon a. did that Of the Fseeomen'e sure.u
Gen. l11ton made an explanation dc denied
The report that he Ea,e his e4isry decorate r&res
Of the Union soldiers By colorcd people, ii the
time the rave+ Of tue Confederate dead we're hcinR
dccoFatsd, gtr1nE plausible reasons Tor the saue.
, 1866-06-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Court Item.-AEF1culturai Implement
Trial 10 be held at 1lat&oon-Exten-
zion Of the Pana and Springfield
RaiIroad-ScycFc Hall Storm.


Trial 10 be held at 1Iat&oon-Exten-
>ton OF the Pana and Springfield
RaiIroad-Scycrc Hall storm.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1Iibnne.]
SFRISGf1ELD, June s
The United States Circuit md Distinct Courts for
the Southern Dietrlct Of Illinois we're in session
yeEterday, Judge Treat preslding The jury for the
term waa eDpanneled.
In the District Court. Ia the case Of Henry Halli-
day ct al. vs.. the steamer Argyle her boats, barges
&C., the attachment aeatuet Col. Schufck and Capt.
Wotork vas discharged, they having acted nnaer
orders ot The War Department. In the case Of the
Upttcd States and Dsnicl Kyle, Deputy collee'or,
The tsial Of John Armstrong, late Postmaster Of
this CITY, charged ~aii. cnoczzlng letter, Is set
for Wcdncsdnt The 18th inst.
In the CtEcuit Co1r. fonfiecn caees In eiectment
we're doeketed, and several other cssea Continued.
1mons thf Ssss ,Se III ne
Of pe,videre; Hon. Q. {. Skinner, Of Quincy; Hon.
1us1ayns Koerner, Of Bellevisle, and Hon. o. B.
The eormittec appointed oy the State Arricu1.
tusal society 10 locate place for the agricultural
implement trial, me: in the sta.e Agricultural
91% 1spsen. e W. We're % eisd ysdfeiS o ns5asee
ion. Jack.onrslle. Aat:oon, Centtalla,
and Decatnr. zach p'aee offering TO comply wlth
society requires Of the city OF town whe1r the ex
hthinon ehaN be held, the following guarantees,
VIZ: Fiset. The ftee entertainment and necessary
Conveyance Of the officers Of the eotiety and
ktstanta during the lime Of trial Second. Sui,a-
bic eronrdz and crops within convenient distances
SI tie ne3eush testing q Il % s.i I'd Sa.q
ing houses viii provide ample accommodations
and enkertan VISITORS and exhibitors at their usuat
charEes. Fourth. Sufficient teams TO move and
operate ali machines At The usual ch1fge per Gay
fof other lean work. The committee nfttT dne
consideration decded TO hold the trial Of
Al Mai oon sad rrial to sakc place on the fourth
ia NnF,i %hAH %dNf