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, 1866-04-13
The Object Of the Movement Still
a Mystery.
NEN MEMBERS ADMITTED TO
SEATS.
The Franchise Bill Passed by
the Lower House.

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the Lower House.
ERuM WASHINGTON.
Especial De.patch to the Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, April II.
IN xENoR1AN.
The attention Of both Houees Of Congress vas
ms,nly occupied to-day with the eulog1es Of the
life and public services OF the lale Senator Foot
The occasion wss one Of much interest aad solemnt-
IS md the tributes to the departed sta'c.mau we're
Of unuenal worth spd eoHprehensfvepe-e. The
-peakest In The Stuatc were Meesrs- rol1nd. John
ron. Fe4senden, Brown, Sumner. Pu1oeroY. crs.tn
aud Edmunds. snd IN the Home Messrs. Wood.
hrioRe, B1nke- Wasbbusne, Dawee. Gsttneu md
Mez11JL No similar occasion for many years has
called out many cuiosies, and il noticeable
that al the gtuilenen spoke wtth much feeling and
appreciation.
TIE "rolIcr" IN soREn CAROLINA
THE Rslcdgh Standard, Goy. uolden'e paper. says
that the P.es,de1t'a policy In North Caroltns L
complete failure; that ulua secesslonists now an
every o1ace In the State from the hiRhe1t to the
lowe+t, snd that 1he secesrton leaders are de1er-
e,n the sl1ic. II adds: 4'tbe cause Of
reatosation has been znes&ed The Stsio
hae been ret hack to The point where It wa 4t the
commencement, No one en- toFsee the result.
The eeue:os,y Of the President has been abueed,
and the loyHlty Of these people hat BEEN neunal-
,,rd hv The Joyr nj rnnrv mi, hnx 1onr viii |, be
b*.forr 1hev ..r rehuted. II thev rnould br. and
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, 1866-04-13

MONTREAL, April 1a--Thc greatest activity pre-
vn1a tn al Canadian cities to keep out the cholera
Precautionary and sanitary measures arr being "a
ken In anticipation Of ITS approach. Chronic dla-
rhcA ia ntrYa1eut helE.
, 1866-04-13

SAN FRANCISCO, April l1.-putcksItver has ad.
yanced ten cents ponnd In consequence ot
troubles at New A1meden. six OF tne Hoters there
hare bee n arrested, aud the rest will be shortly.
, 1866-04-13

From HAVANA.
NEw YoEK, Ap7l 1s.--1ha steamer Eagle, nc
uAvapa 5th. haa arrived. No news.
, 1866-04-13
Price, $l.00 Each.

This u tie x:txtast 1nducrt mt oered to th6
pubic. enc tr eTcfY Esaf arawtux pffzA-
Ths following Prizes lie few AMONG The many 10 ne
, 1866-04-13

n c. Fl. SCRIyES, Advertising Agent
81 Dearborn Hsreer, in authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and all
uther leading pn peEa thFaunhout she United
+st6fc1 and CRpMa4s
, 1866-04-13

Tht following Prizes few among the many 70 h4
df11E> frc1 flll list Ire Chru1aF1.}
1af Grand Pt11~ IN tiEetooacka. ElM0
n trtLo trtzt in GFeeubntk< 10,@n
I'd Grind Pttzc Home xnd Lot. .....--..-.. 1AooQ
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ftp lirAhd FY1xx IN iopq
7th Gil and I1txe h GrecnhAcka a..-.........-. 1oe$
each ....-.--..................s. ...... 1900
80 to 18th Grand Prize In 0Gt&tDhAef1, ,$1 e1cu lAuM
ssh Grand Prize, House and ot----- ...- anQo
S'o' x4tfs esen. .........-.....-... lnooo
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ed 10 I'd t;raao PF1e CITY EoGa 400 a4ch.... A1OA
7U IN 9ith Gr1nu Frze r.eChscks, ft00 cach. 1no1
7lh to f13fh Grand PftzA GseerbScks- ~ sash 1H@
1l3th TO ll>th Grand pg1zu, uo0sel Aad Lott, ~.
EANo each. -..--::.... INV
11s,&l olher FrKes valued II ftom s e.
3l,11 ea1h. -
Making \ 9Iand total
Tne savtnK vii safs psae: .feE ~ C Gsns,ss; Sn ue
Stage Of the Opera fouae, Ehetf lAeM psffons can
Mne..n T. Gommi:see IN Be ~ps'ists, g NJ ~; "a
aErnA 10 supplied VIII tfect hat< OF dfAWng -
.oon published. T1ckea for aa1o u the T1nca.
pal Hois.. Eco. nd Muse ssoses y ne sis1. 20
mai. sees'pt Of price and stamp Tor retufn ros-
t2Xe.
ard vtlAge United Ssstez. 70 whom EreA1 in.
tucrmantx arr u6eFtd. References required.
, 1866-04-13

NCMDkR OF TICKETS IsoUKD oeetesA
, 1866-04-13

Vermont; Cowsp, Of Pennsylvania; Trnmbu1l, OF
Inipo,r Brown. Of Missouri; Davis Of Kentucky;
Ncsm,th, Of Oregor; PouncToy. Of h1nsas; Lane.
of Indiana; Howe, Of Wisconsin; cre.wef. OF
Ma1land; and McDouea!, Of Ca1tfornia- The only
clections that have yc. taken place ior the term
commencing in 1861 and ending lSs3- aEe: Mr.
sherman, oi Ohio. and Af. Cole. OF California
The Eie1t-hour Bill which was before the
Ohio Ler1slatufc fsl]et 70 become \ la~. II WIS
adonted in both uouses, bui The Senate sraeaded
at In rome pArtculaTr. and II ~1s necessary 6etofe
II could become lxE, that the House should con-
cur IN the Senate amendments. This mas mol Done
.and The menfure goes over 10 ncu wtnaer me
Eight-honr Bill! has been defeated In Ne" aofk
alto md ,herc Ia conAidetable agitation in conae~
-qucnce. The faet Il the working elasscs hsye
dlende enough amouesthe Legislators 10 secufe any
nearuse thA, II sure 10 b-lp their interests. The
uncertainty Of the value 0. this eght.Aour rulc Il
.1te iasal difficulty thns &ar.
There was serious blow to American art
in The great o1e On broadway, few days Ainc.. in
which Mr. latchIe Lost the 1le-lika painting Of his
-.Des,h Of P1e4ldcnt Lincoln - euabodyine tweaty-
erveu portraits, Together with the steel paate which
had been in the ensrases'e hands for eight tnonhs,
md va txo-tb1rds done. lie aleo lo4t the paint
ing tcopy) of the *Hepublican Cours,~ bJ nnn-
ttnrton-vcr1 saluahle-:he plate wa1 stored clse.
hcre. lii. Carpenter also Lost biz painting teopT)
@! the 81 E,nanc,patton Proclamation" which was
made Tor be enenye1'a etrdy. Mr. R1tchie al-e
lo%t rome VERY fine drawings Of Dasiey's !" Frs
Hlow OF liberty" :. Washington Entering New
Yosk." and many o'her drawtn2s, proofs and patn
1uce Of great value, 1ke accumulation oi tWeu',
years artfet,c HE, which cannot be replaced. IL
l-o lost all o1 In presses. papsz, stock, &C., I'M
.1xe incurred unly for $4,000.
The Senate, yesterday, concurred In th'
rousc ,mcudu,cp, 10 reimbur+e Mi-souri Tor Va
.ne.,sas The bill providing that .oidlc1s' indlst
49,, ,.-,,r,.s .hnll be carried through the 1aall
, 1866-04-13

Every Indy IL especially inv1'
ted to see our cl0aks before MAX
Ing purchases. uEl
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SoLD1Lh' HOME, SUPERINTEEDENT's OFFICE,)
CINCINNATI, ONO, jan. 18th, 1858.

Dr. W. A. CH1LDs, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Re-
giment, writes;- wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation BitterH They tho most effective per-
feet, and harmless tonic ever used"
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The Metcoric Shower I'm England.

TWELVE THOUSAND NETEons OBSERVED At GREEN
wIcu OBSERVATORY.
special Cable dispatch to the Herald, dated ut
Greenwich Observatory, at six o'clock Thursday
morning, reports that the moteoric shower was o
magnificent display in England. Twelve thousand
falling stars wcro counted. Tho following is the
dispatch:
The expected meteoric showers were observed
last night. At nine o'clock few meteors fell; at
eleven O'clock they had Increased in number and
sizc, and between ono and two o'clock this morn
Ing tho maximum was reached. The night was
clear and the stars wore out in great numbers.
Tho whole heavens were brilliantly illuminated.
The showers OF metoors were OF great beauty
and briliancy and radiated from tho constellation
Loo, near tho star Gamma Leonis. Their direc-
tlon was mostly from tho cast to the west. Tho
paths or the meteors were from thrce to four do
grees in tho north. Near Ursa Major twenty or
zenith fifty sixty moro Of unusul size and dura-
tion, tho majority being larger than stars Of the
hrst magnitude. Several exoded from the vicinity
or Jupiter; ono, Of immense Dimensions, was col
ored red, blue, green, orange, and amber. Nearly
all had trails Of fire. OF two flaming from Leo at
the same time, one crossed Beta Geminorum and
tho other Mars. Two more, one red and the other
OF IN oriental sapphire color, crossed Alpha Orion
Some Of tho meteors burst forth in splendor;
like sheet lightning, and another OF emerald hue
burst near Eta Leonis ut fifteen minutes after two
o'clock A. NJ, its trail Of flame being visible for
minute and half and then faded away in brilliant
nebulp.
y, At thrco A. NJ. thoy commenced to diminish
gradually, until, OF the present moment, they are
al, meteors and stars, fading away in the morning
~ .igght,
twelve thousand in an-with the naked eye.
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FRENCH EXPLORATION IN ArR1oA.-Lieutenant
Mayo and NJ 'Quintin, OF the French marine, have
recently returned from athree years journey, the
object Of which was to visit the socaled prophet,
Had Omar Ii Agul, With whom the, French Gov,
'ernment has treaty OF friendship. Thdy reached
the town Of scgou, on the Upper Niger but their
progress was arrested by o. son Of the prophet,
who had established his authority in that place.
advance or TO return, but not exposed to other
: hardships than the climate and tho want OF all
ven spent, for during this time they formed OK
teusve collections, which. when at last the Enir
6f segou allowed them TO depart, they were foytu-
Wero presented to the Geographical Society at its
recent meeting and gave an interesting account Of
their expedition In ono of the villages visited BY
who Remembered seeing, when o young girl a
lhite man, Of whose extreme poverty she Judged
by his not having made her present. This SOU
venir is characteristic, for in those barbarous
countries stranger is expected to scatter gifts as
he goes.
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Ar COLdATES HONEY sOAP.-THIS OELE-
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q made from the choiccst materials, Ia mild and
emollIontin It's nature. frnSrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial In its action upon the skin.
sale by all Druggists snd Fancy Goods Dealers.
February z 1Yr
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90 cents For sale by all druggists. By sending 60
cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Wishing.
ton street Boston, 1t will DO forwarded by mail, free
postage. to any part Of the United States.
June4 6mog
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs.". NOVEMBER 10, 1866
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WANTEl

TRiHtndEs6 6OUEff 2oIhaETas ron
TIE yale n Efi.lfeeldi sas4t Picture n ths m
senEkTG nh s.(F aCIIV & LINCOLN. llf 4 >,
,9aUOEG 7fofgRA 'E'fo5Fs OVy =
dRnssrbglins 1sabts an SssiIy cisst from Is q
o15 peIed6y ch Snihll capital.
Address, NTH sllmDy l6Etsmg and tsfritory,
.;,,5,,o "A iAITTLEEIELD& = .GbAGEnR.3 &C
No. Market space, Washington, D. o.
sd3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-27
TAKEi PARTECUnKRl NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Whohave injured themselves bya certain practice,
indugediin in when alone habit frequently learned
from evil eompanionsj or at school. the Effects OF
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and. II not
CURED, renders marriage inipossibIe, and destroya
both mind and body. should apply immedia' ely.
What pity that q young man. the hope OF hts
country the pride of his parents should be snatohed
fom ali prospects tpd enoyments Of life by the COM
seauehee Of d0viathg from the path Of nature, and
induleing in . certain tecfet habit. Such persona
must, before contemplating ."ft1"'
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DR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the RoyA College. .of SuIgeelss London,
United Satcs and Che greater part Of whose lie has
been spenti the hospitals of London Paris Phiia
dephia and elsewhere has effected some Of thstmost
troubled with ringing in the head apd ears VIM
asleep, great being alarmed At ahdden
sounds Ashfulnesf, with frequent blushing, attends
cd soPstiRsa with deEaPgeusut Ofmind. .Msfecured
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RM AIR sFURN ACES.

Patent Improved warm AIR Furna.
.f171f Tor Weed Sf CoaIs = lS,.+a ~
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sESSsgs1Ts 4 I5SSG, ET sSS9s SS9sgI'TU2 5 1HIaq2

1ppOnyour hOnorPTll2 { 9NIaQE
t"Upon my honor" ~ NNi" -
wThis Is enOugh,n said DANES, turning
over and making himself comfortable, and
seeming. as though be meant to fall asleep.
"IhaVe the honor Of an irish gentlenian,
and my rest as SAFE as though were an-
der the Castle guard"
The. Tlpperafy salamander looked mar
velOusly sstonished at the pretended sleep
er, but soon DANES began to snore.
TttHslloa " said Mr. Foley Earn't you goS
i11gfo ret up?''ls 1ri1g1 'ssoq e7r p BOOTS
SNo,H said DANES, 9'have the word ofan
Irish gentleman that he will not strike me
In bed, and am sure lam not going to get
up to have my bones brOken. Hb will never
getup again. In the meantime, Mr.. Foley,
III YOushoHld want your breakfast, ring the
bell; the best In the house is atyOur services
The InOrningpaper viii be here presently,
but be sure and air it before reading, for
there Is nothing from which man 80
quickly eatehes cold as reading Q. damp
iournal.'i and DANES affected to g0t0 sleep.
The Tip. had fun, in him as well as te-
rocity be cOnId not resist thecunning Sof
'ns sGes. SSaS1e Sp, Mr. Darlington, Ior iAobed or
out of bed, have not the pluck to hurt SO
droll heartv ~ 1H FT
TIE result was that In less than an hour
afterward DANES and his intended murder
er were sitting down to & warm breakfast,
the latter only intent upon assaulting a
dish Of smoking chops; 81
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.Oo a aHHOTELS.
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sgB:Ssbsd and RefHTs tRis SSIA Day
N U0hmissioner for Ohio 10 the State Of Rhode
lslAndaf, bnG ,Teii5d 9at U9A oiNI Doe ilsl
Itsf1Af fAt dEsr sFlMr.f ~ 19'iA t29asy5l i,i il
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no CERTIFICATE OF FAUTHoRITY. anao
Ito expire on the 3lst day of January. lsUHO w

(To expire on the Jlst day OF January, loTD "a
-1tqqn OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SfATBl
,va19basi on, INsURANGE DEP PAIJrMENT, (
10 ,t ,,I,,rj COLUMBUs, ONO, !, une II, ls66) I
WHEREAs, heiTRhYELEBS INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Providence, in the State of
Rhode Island has fled in this Office a. sworn,
statement Of its condition, as required by the
act iToregulate Insurance Companies not incorpO-
rated by the State Of Ohio, passed April g, 1851
and amended February 0, 1854, and the act reg
ulate foreign Insurance Companies passed April
S, 1865; and whereas. said Company has furnished
the unde signed satisfactory evidence thatit is pos-
DREb AND FiFfY THOUSAND D0LEARS,
invested required by said acts and Whereas said
Company has fled in this Office written instrument
under its corporate seal signed by the President and
Secretary thereof authorizing any Agent or Agents
OF said Company in this State To- acknowledge SER
vice Of process for and in behalf Of said Company
according to the terms Of said actof April 1855.
Now, therefore in pursuance Of the acts Aforesaid,
/, JAMES H GOODMAN Auditor Of State for
Ohio, 10 hereby certify ysthat said TRAVELLERS
INSURANCE C0btPANY " Of Rfovidence, Rhode
Island Is authorized TO transacttbe business Of Ac-
cident Insurance in thsState until the thirtyfrst
day of January, in the year one Thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seven, "a
In witness whereof, Il have hsreunto subscfibed
my name aud caused the seal Of my Office 10 be af
fixed the day and year above written. rQ,u, ,.1oit
llshAL1 1n bra1a JAMES diitoS II u s,s,;. 0a
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square.
DAILY.
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WIN b6tigidl adhered to IN all caseS There viii Be
no exception. .6AINApAM
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Irish hwr0usry.

An amusing storyiof Daines Darlington,
Recorder of Bristol, Is related by Que OF
the English press, Having to appear for a
plaintiff, In a case at Cionmel, he let into
The defendant in u1Ineasnred terms. The
individual inveighed against not being
present. only heard of the inve0tlyea. At
ter harrington, however, had got back to
Dnblin, the defendant, TppeFary man
named Foley, lost no time in paying his
compliments to the counsel. He rode all
day, and might, aud covered with sleet, ar
rived before 4Barrington's residence in
Harconrt street, Dublin. Throwing the
reins 0f. .hissmoklpg, horse over. the rail-
ings Of the area, he announced his arrival
by laundering knock at the door. Bar
rington's valet answered the SUMMONS, and,
Opehiug the street door, beheld the appaFi!
tion of the rough-eoated Tipperary fire.
eater, with large stick under his arm aud
the sleet sticking to his bushy' whiskers.A I 4
as your master up?" demanded the visi-
tot ID alvoiee that gave some intimationof
the object OF his sjourney.
,.sNor answered the man. ,-csrat- ,W
wThen give him my compliments, and
say Mr.. Foley--he'll know the name-will
be glad to see him." ,FdOi}9A
The valet went up stairs and told his
master, who was in bed, the purport of his
"Then don't let Mr., Foley in for your
life," said Barrin gton, "for 1t Is not hare
nor brace of ducks he has come to present
me- with" JlH NAoN
The man was leaving the bedroom, when
q rough wet coat pushed by him, while Q
thick voice said "By, your leave" and at
the sametime Mr.. Foley entered the bed
room. ,.,,, g,..g,.,,gvv
"You know my business, sir" said he to
Darlington II have made ajoufney to
teach yOu manners and 1t is not my pur-
pose 10 return until have broken every
bone 10 your body" and at the same time
he cut iigu.e Of eight with his shillalah
before the cheval glass. 'e t4H no.
"YOu do not mean to say yOu would
murder me in my bed,p exclaimed DANES,
who hadas much humor as cool courage. 4
'-"No," replied the other, shut get up as
sOOn,as you cam paniW sYuI
"Yes," replied DANES, "that you might
fell me the moment I put myself OutOf the
blankets"
MOI replied the other sTpledge you
my word not to touch you until you are
out Of bed. ~ F,.,,l3 ~ ',,,g.si 4, .+r5
sYon won't?" 7s57s- -