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CONTRIBUTIONS BIZ raE SENATE

tOnf11NAIAono bI Td6 eENATE
Among the nominations confirmed by the
Senate on Saturday were the following:
General Thomas T. Eekert, Assistant Score.
tary ofwar. '--
81. John b. l.. Skinner, LIST Assistant Post
Surgeon Charles H. Crane, Assistant Sur.
geou General.
Major General John A Dix, Minister Resi-
dent 10 the Hague.
Major General Winfield s. Hancock. to be
Major General In the Regular Army.
MAJOR General Z. r. S. Candy, to be Briga.
der General in the Regular Army
Brevet Colonel John c. Kelton, Major and
Assistant Adjutant General, to be Breyet Briga.
der General, March 18th, 1866.
MAYOR General James b. Steedman TO he
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
L. Peshene Smith TO be Examiner Of Claims
State Department
Colonel Abner Doubleday, Lieutenant Col.
onel nth U. s. Infantry, and Brevet Colonel
Peter v. Hagner, Lieutenant Colonel Ordi-
by Brevet, from March 18th. 1865 Brevet Cap
tain John r. Meies, FIRST Lieutenant Corps of
Engir GERS. U. s. Army 10 BE- MAJOR by Brevet
The following were confirmed as Commo-
dores, Z. 5. Navy: Samuel Phillips Lee, to
follow ]. A Winslow: James p McKinstry,
Oliver s. Gibson, Melancthon Smith, Charles
s. BogRs, Augustus H. Kitty, Henry Walker,
Thornton A. Jenkins, John B. March nj,
VIM. Rogers Taylor, Benjamin r. Sands,
Daniel b Ridgiey, Charles Steadman and
The following were confirmed as Rear Ad-
mirais Y. s. Navy :-Theodorus Baily, TO
follow John A. Dahlgren; Henry H. Bell,
Henry n. Thatcher. Syl vanus w. Godon, Jas
>; Palmer, William Radford and stephen O..
The following were confirmed as the Com
mission for the Codifcation Of the United
States laws Caleb Cushing Of Mass; Charles
Ohio. 4 NJ =
The following named gentlemen were also
Confirmed az Commissioners to the Paris tx.
poeirion James H. Bowen, H.; Henry Fait-
ing. OREGON; John p. Kennedy, Md; William
Slade, Ohio; Henry d'Aligny, Mich; Louis
Agassiz, Mass.; Samuel b. Ruggies, N. Y; l.
Laurence smith, kyi J.P. Lesley, Pa, and
John Ericsson, N. Y.
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A LADY. WHO IS A FIRST CLASS TAIL.
and Vests, for gentlemen, ON ressonsbie terms
Also Also: sress Askine and Plain Sewing done in the
pest manner No A91 Sd street, between Mary.
iano evehae ana street. Island. IT.
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nECAI!GoAA{N1-Ess French srs o. decors-
ing the. post Beautiful psistinss.' Instructions
free; The best dessSss and shsspsss In the city /,
" s-eeaAs Nm. u Actin isse Vf keadon,
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PERSONAL.

N0D HAVE TAKEN ABOUT GALLON or
49, buchu and two dozen Samaritan humbugs.
snd and be cured permanently jyN.im.
he 8. VERDI, date OF Baltimore, } HOMO.
ne FAThlC PHYSICIAN AND sUKGEON0
Residence corner Of Montgomery and Duubarton
streets, Georgetown. $50 ~ o. rr. pn
(NOME WITHOUT MONEY OR WITHOUT
pri,e TO get your toothach. cured fmmedi ~.
KBR. No. ASS 7ths St - q; IL
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give have received from the publishers
Mad. Denoesrs Monthly Magazine and Mirror o,
Fdshions for July and August; excellent mum
bers both. .rr ..
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n~ OFFICE BIsTRIBUTION DEpARr.
l2 MENT WASHINGTON GAS LIGR r. ain

No. AGA 10th street, July 80. 1856. -.o''
Notice 1s hereby given to ell persons living on
the line OF gas mains, (either old that the
time for opening the streets is limited by law to
the first OF October.
All pers. ms DESTROYS Of introducing gas service
into their houses this year should do 80 immeai-
great tow ard the close of the time specified that
the Company will be compelled to postpone MANY
make early application. WIN. YORKE,
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DURI OLD POET WINE

DUKE OLD POET WINE,
bsve received from the pri yats stock of a WALL
known honored citizen short supply of pure And
nrst quality PORT WINE, ALTO Domo 1851 ),
and itc ELECTS upon persons suffering with All
ments incident to the season have been very benz.
1t 10 ordered and recommended by physfc ans
and can be relied on every psrticular.
N ". BUROHELL,
90. corner 18th and streets.
UU under Ebbitt Houee,
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Nv = L L'e1ls a. T. 90 n.
946 Penna. av., between 18th and 18th sis.

The finest In Washinstnu, ths Richest the ;,ur-
sst, the Sest Of C1EAA6, IOHs. and YRU rs,
served In superior Dap1er. Ladies out Z BOP
ping or prcrnsnediug will md here most es ifeeF
resort for launching. II M6fsn
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We refer to the Delegates In Csngssss iron
Iowa; Hen. Jao. a. Bingham. 0hie; HsA. 9. ..
Orth, Indiana; MAJOR General o. o. Howard.
Major General y. sissi, Drissdies General Mar
weber, and thousands Of eascsn and soldiers for
whom ws have traAsetsa business during tAslsst
ave years. inf4i alsrF 49, as.f-.
Z CorrsspeAdsnss solicited. = 80
Pest Once address Lock Dox 81. ~ - G..
- IN'Dt III MIL v-.r gs..sf,
! !As suhssyihe! y eenstsstly n receipt q LINZ
/ SENJkMIN DXStY.t
"A +AaA p. H-tr- III Waler street.
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n~0RAND ANIMAL EXCURSION of the
CATION Of Washington, at 0LYMONT, TUES
DAY, 9TH OF August: Particulars in future I'D
ments. ~ H19,Zl 3 q, n 50, AuR1
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~ NOTICE TO TAX-PAYRR0.
49,. wArEs RES5sIRAR's OFFICE,

Owners Of Property for which wstsr tax e due
70 the Corporation Of Warrington which includes
on any ageDue, street. or alley in which main
water 10 laid, are hereby reminded that the
amount OF the tax ceases on and after the last day
iySSt "on nslNpoLPH DOYLE.
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BOARDING.

E'0R RENT-A nice Room, with board At No.
4 S!I Pennsylvania avenue. Good TABLE
bVAhD gu. 1890. jyS3t. 1
COUNTRY BOARD FOB LADIES ANDO aIL.
Mrs: n: MAGRUDEE. BlsdensDSrs. TasMs =
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. AND
= Table BEARD, in private family at 222
eeIeet, near z0tn. ------.-- -. ~ Is St"
SBVERAL GENTLEMEN DAN BE ACCOM-
- modated with pleasant Rooms and BOARp,
III NO, oO2 street, between 9th and It'll Also
several Table Boarders, at 95 per week. jy Is ST.
A FEW GENTLEMEN WANTING GOOD
"A and comfortable home, will find IL at IS
porth street, near Al rooms large and cool; the
ngures at reasonable rate. Room for few Table
1oarders. Jy2s3t'
ROOMS-FqInished or unfurnished, With or
IL without BOABD-at 3s9 Indiana avenue,
corner Of Sd street. '-'-7 iy % bts
ITO LRT-With or without Board, Handsomely
4 furnished communicating or single ROOMS
az sl2 street, between 4th and 5th. ;y27.3t.
ROARD-Furnished ROOMS, with BOARD can
y De obtained at areasonable price at 2-7 Il
st.. bet 18th end 18th west near the Treasury De
partment Also, Table Board. jyE!7ts
EURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH GOOD ROARD
4 ING can be obtained at / SO @ street between
2th and 2lst streets, in q cool and hesthy 10
calIty. Terms, Sa5 per month. jy 27-3t.
90 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE-BOARD and
- kOOMS on reasonable terms Three front
And two back rooms. House large. airy and clean
Pleasant paIlors and piano Terms from s S to
$50 per month Table Boarders taken jys6ts
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA loh ,tre.t. . fev
4 aoor north OF the avenue. Terms SIS per
0ohtn dc lS- n
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RI VIM. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF MARKET STAND. NO
On TUESDAY MORNING, sIst JULY at 10 O Ok
800, wi ,h sell stand No =, in Centre Market. op
1t w. Z. WALL a CO.. Auc.s. {
NeTICE.-By virtue Of an orser OF destraip ana
- % ne directed, shell expose u public sale,
a. clesk D, m, on Lot 5, Square go opposite
the Gansl eetw 18th end 18Th street, In the
tanning two rooms each seized and taken q m.
rrSperT OF william Ritter and John Yiilisas TO
mer 49,"
" % 81. JOHN DEwDNHY. BsiIa
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IRIsHMEN

In view Of the interruptions efforts which the
leaders of the Radical Party are making 70 entice
the Irish citizens of the United States from En-.
path Of duty in the present crisis In the Affairs of
our beloved country. the IBIeHMEN OF THr
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA feel it to be a dutv
which they Cannot neglect, to assemble IN
GRAND MASS MEETING,
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emit to sdai sss he CONVENTION men va Do pres
jas: 7. Brady, n. Y, Gen. Shields, Cai.,
Gen; MeMshon, y. Y, Antheny Kelley, Va,
Mclaughlin. Nd, yno. O. Norris, D. c.,
j.. Cummisky. Nd Jno. i. Ennis, b. O.
Hon. Jno Hogan, Mo-,
Splendid Band il engaged. jy2S-it
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
PRESIDENT JoHNsON's REPLY.

TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25
SA11R DE LA CHAMBRs Du SENAT,

SAILE DE LA CHAMBRB DU SENAT, I
Jeudi, 8 fevrier 1866. {
Conformement a Pajournement le senat S as
semble.
Presents-Lho honorable Albert Voorhies, lieu
tenant-gouverneur ct president du senat, au
fauteuil; MM Abney, Anderson, Armstrong
Bell, Brownlee, Br1sle, Burthe, Campbell, Co
co, Cooley, Duvignaud, Ellis, Foute, Gibson
Gordon, Hough, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mo-
han, Munday. Newton de jackson, Nelson,
Palfrey, Poche, Taylor ct WEIGH - 26 sena-
teurs.
La priere est dite par lie reverend @. S. He'd
ges, de leglise episcopaienne.
LIE journal de hier est In ct approuye.
BILLS PREsENrEs SANS Ay1s
Les senateurs soussignes, sans avis preala-
BILE ct ayant obtenu une suspension des rGgle-
ments, demandent spectueusement ct obtien-
nent la permission de sretirer" les bills intitu-
es suiyants:
Qui subissent leurs premieres ct seconde
ecture, par leurs titres respecifs ct sont refe-
res CONNIE suit:
M. Gordon
Acte relatif aux nentissements;
Refere au comite judiciaire.
NJ Hough--
Acte pour fixer les termes des cours dams le
douzieme district judiciaire;
Refere au comite judiciaire.
M. Wilcoxon-
Acte relatif aux avis judiciaires;
fefere au comite dimprimerie.
4. Poch6, sans avis prealable, presente, en-
dispensant des rGglements un bill init
!e:
'Acte pour rappeler un acte, approuve le II
rs 1859, intitulG:
''Acte pour amender un acte relatif aux avis
udiciaires, approuve le 70 mars 1855, ct re-
construire la troisieme section de Iacte init
tule:
''Acte relatif aux avis judiciaires, approuve
lie 12 mars 1885,"
Qui subit ses premi6res ct seconde lecture ct
apres nouvelle suspension des rGglements, est
lu pour la troisieme fois OF passe. 1
M. Foute-- ...--
Resolution eonjointe pour nommer un conf
| te conjoint pour examiner les charges contre
des employees de Ia compagnie du grand che
min de fer de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans de jackson
ct du Nord.
Qui subit ses differentes lecture, recoit le
concours ct lie president nomme NM. Foute ct
Welch, du comite de la part du senat, ct le Sc
cretaire est requis de demander a Ia chambre
d'y concourir.
MESSAGE DE LA CHASIBRE. {
M. e. W. Halsey, assistant-grefier de la
ehambre, demapde, de SO part, la signature du
president aux bills enr6les qui suivent;
Acse pour autoriser lie .resorier d'Etat re
METRE un certain montant d'argent des fonds
generaux aux fonds de levees ct dessechements
ct autoriser le Placement du meme pour des af-
faires de levGes.
Acte pour autoriser Temission de certifcats
de dettes ct de bons pour les payer ct
Acte pour organiser Ia police de Ia vile de la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25


ies 1s aohoV. cara sont excitGs par moyen de- m
u0''r4 connus sous lie nom dc ventes de ca
deauX ou enterprise de cadeaux seront assi-
miles aux machands dc billets de loterie."
Get amendement est adoptG, ct, sur motion
la section est adoptee CONNIE ellie est arnendee'
Les tfoisleme ct quatrieme sections sont luee
| ct adoptees sans amendemept
M. Mohan fait 10 motion d'ame,der In nv,
quieme section, ainsi concue;
''Que qriconque exercera 10 ,oet;er 10 ve,,
dire des blllets de loterie OF fera oueloue act.
ayant rapport audit meter, CONNIE il eat sra.
clhe par Get acte, sans avoir pave In taYe 81
pris sa licence, ct ayoir fait Gtamper on g;onar
lcsdits billets, CONNIE il est reauis par les Or
donnances des sections precedentss, sera non-
seulement sujet au Placement de la take. na;s
pour chaque offence de ce genre, suiet Pem-
prlsonnement pour un terme pas plus de deux
ans, pas moins de six mois, ou a une amenfIe
| n'eXcedant pas mile piastres, pas rnoins IA
| cling cents piastres, on les deux a la discretion
de 10 cour une moitie de ladite amende nour
pusage de PEtat, ct Pautre pour celui uui aura
donne les premieres informations du fait occn
| sionnant lamende." ; r
En- retranchant lie mot 'la" devant le mot
"cour' ct inserant lie mot ''quelque," ct inss-
rant, apres le mot ''cour," les mots s.de iuri-
dic6on competente," eIe'-T
Get amendement est adoptG ct sur motion,
Ia section est adoptee CONNIE ellie est amendee.
Les sixieme, septieme ct huitieme sections
sont adoptees sans amendements.
NJ. Mohan fait Ia motion damender Ia neu-
yleme section, ainsi concue
| .'4ue les tonds provenant de licences taxes,
pour cent pour etamper ou signer des billets
| de iotere, ct les amendes collectees dapres les
ordonnances de Get acte, seront reserves pour
ie souten de fhopital de charite de In vile de
| ~ neutrality-suspicious., ct seront payes au treso-
| rier aualt hopltal de charite SUI son propre
nlan:ae l a: approuve par ie president du conseil
1gs 1s. uliec.urs dudit h6pital, par le tresorisr
H.at' chaque lois quils seront demandes,
"pies conect1on
;Ia Io.lsu que pas plus de cinquante mile
PiistroS seronb payes audit h6pital pendant
ane anneeee 's,, uapres 10 Placement des cin-
,s inrlne pit'stes CONNIE ci-dessus, lie sur
pius' plosenaht ae ees dltes collections, sern
n,ppfopfle au penehce des soldats estropies de
sa,5ato isn'he sa m ou ues Veuyes ct orphelns des
.risnra ue a,Lta II a sh sera du devor du
hlsss aenera1a Ls't oe oh ire un rapport iassem-
,aest',t a. a sessioh' montrant 10
ia n,ontt ue fevena' coecte daPres Get acte, ct
F., rat.arpoL5.,t pJ. aIul' luz hopitai de charlte
- tH i'ncnaLe ies hiots approprIe au be-
doe I,arles vs ot de Ia Louisiana on
uso y nt es " pneinh oss soidats de Ia Loui
| &c. I " to.ioi, eu piace les mots ''paye
NJ Na"n.a, CLio ~ nn,ip ipnus genera.
.,,aba. Ia as lai1 La motlon de
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25
BUILDING MATERiA L.

- SEATSN, ARGHITEs'F-
NO. u CAMP STREET .#'
Entrance on Natrhez street. Home insurance ON ee
Designs made for city country buidngs Of All knds ~
mproyjnp Parks rnnns with requisite spe
ci6catons for each b.. .. -. ..,,,.a .,., q,
Also detailed specifications Snd REPAIRS e''' a
with or without superntendchcs
EACafs OFT. CA AEsPENTEE.
specis, attention given PAIRING "f srohf.s "fo
DWELLINGS,
CIsTERNs MADE AND RBPAlREs
s.~nrs.-a las a, 2s Tivol .lirsle. al l. pURAND
s on,,ps. and tbartres promnt'y attended !"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25
HOTELS AND RESTAt RANTS,
WARRINGTON EXCHANGE.
NO. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET NEW ORLEANS
Between Common and Canal Streets,
u. nj. Stella, Proprietor.

70
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.
The subscriber having leased property known ss tho
Hotel at 0"eap Srrings Miss would respectfully
friends and the rubc that he will have open for the ress
ton Of guests
Monday. the Esd instant.
The accommodation which he is prepared offer to families
by Watering Plac Hoi couptry,
and he is detem ned supply his table every deiicacy
the
In the immediate vicinity of the ooo,n Sprng Hotel there
SULPHUR AND CHALYBRATE SPRINGS,
Which celebrated for medicinal properties
therefore lind this of
have mineral baths, well fishing aoii
tiles the coast Terms will be very moderate for families
for tho r. C. SCARBOROUGH.
ITAKROLLTON HOTEL.
The public respectfully informed that this well known
establishment having been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished is for the reception p have tho
best cooks and table always furnished with deh
of the The gardens attached the Hotel
usual the Of the Residents the
city will find this Hotel pleasant place Of during
the spring and rEiER WILLIAMS,
Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

SAIIE De LA CHAMBRE DU SENAT,
Lundi, 5 fevrier 1865.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

QIe ttS ilelubISS lluulL COlS6lI u6S COIl1nlS-
saires receyront pour compensation pour leurs
services, SIX piastres par jour pour chaque jour
de- service dams ledit conseil, ct le millage a
qrinze sous par mile, deyant &tre payes des
fonds de leur tresor.
En- retranchant, dams la troisieme ligne, tout
apres 10 mot pour" ct inserant les mots sui
wants:
'La meme compensation pour leurs services
que cole paGye aux membres de fassemblee
gGnerale."
Get amendement est adopte.
Eft, sur Ia question du passage final du BILL
M. Newton de Morehouse, demande les pours
ct contres, qui resulte comment suit:
Pour-MM Abney, Anderson, Armstrong;
Bell, Brownlee, Brusle Burthe, Campbell, Co.
co, Cooley, Duvignaud, Ellis, Foute, Gibson
Gordon, Hough, Kavanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre,
Lott, Munday, Nerson, Palfrey, Poche, Scruggs,
Taylor ct Welch-27 sGnateurs.
Contre-NIM. Newton de jackson ct Newton
do Morehouse-2 senateurs.
Consequemment lie bill passe.
LIE secrGtaire est requ1s de demander Ia
chambre dy concourir. r4,.r r, ...r
Sur motion de NJ Bell, le sGnat prend, pour
sa seconde lecture, lie bill intitulG:
Acte autorisant la Vente de billets de lot
terie.
La premiere section duquel etait pendants
hier, au moment de Pajournement.
La premiere section est lue ct adorptee sans
amendement
NJ. Lapeyre fait Ia motion d'amender Ia Sc
conde, section ainsi concue:
"Que tout individu, association on corpora
t1on, qui fera vendre ou ottrir de yondre des
hillets de loterie, on des parts de billets ou
des indices certifies ou articles representant
un billet de loterie, on une partie dun billet,
on une serie de billets GU prGparera des plans
pour lotteries, on prGsidera le tirage de loterie,
sera consid6re marchand de billets de lotterie,
dams le sens des ordonnances de Get acte.
En- ajoutant, a la fin de ladite section, les
mots qui suivent:
"Cepx qui tiennent des Establishments OH
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@lncinnatier Marftberi6t.
Gin ctnnatf, BEN

etnttnnatt. ben %. San. 1865.
Mssl gsdsrs Ga4fraee. suserfsines s7-7k. Ga.
ntlienmebl ssk-toH.
WHISKY. -Rubis 3u So as.
Sdmals. 9etes. is CITE.
Web 80 IT. 9.fes S2s.
Sainfen. - ariide 1871 @s.
Beisen Sian. Better alter rptber f,a ~ @ os-
s2:o7. Sieusr rotber $f.7o fir bsisn.
Sorn. - @e'ddltss SIS @ts.
9afer. -;7R-4O @ts.
Wpg8en. - Better 70 Ste.
@erhe. gleue 6erbHaerfe ST.. 20-sf,25, }ebr fan.
eanacti@e 5 ,40-1.45. WalB ST. .25-f,55. ~
@roeertes. - 6ef. @io RaFee 70 81 @ts. - euder
i3-16 Ute. fur roben - RaTiuirter barter 1870 Cent?
Yprto ShcO WPplafes 90-95. Ste.
Gutter. 1913 @ts fir bette Central Stio.
SAFE. 1870 @ts. fir gBeiern Sfeferye.
gter. Is Ste per SusenS. Hau.
pen. $f0-1f per 1pnne, fau unb pbne g2o6froo..
9etrodnete aepfeI. = II bic IA Gents per Wfunb
Sartoffeln. 8ielen auf So per Barrel, aau.
Samen. 8leeiamen 81, 40-7h fau. 8Iatsfoousu
$3.50. 2imptbY $iA- $50.
Ugbnen. Wetbe ST. 800, 90 pbne yabfraoe.
5duts. arHde . Gents. Srpdsne Stint tI',2 St.
@tten- Big, bot bIaft SO. 2 $3.50, SO / so2-55:
@ple blait $60-75. ''
Sopfen. - Teusr 5fIi1er $50 ste.
weber. Spbueeer $3.50. 6en,lpd 4f-4I. Sc.
l9'rrlsser SO 40. Sberleeer $4O-l5. 8aumletsr $50
So. 1albleeer s1.75-2,4O.
@erberrtnhe. - Bette @besnat $2ih-s25 per go.t.
S9weine: @ute Nadfrase. gu Sill fir asI6lob.
tsie; BE Verfdufer furpsrten Is 9ents n,ebr. 9ie beutiosn
We'taufe pursen iu $itA-sti, go, ie mad Ger s6wers,
aboeia!Ofsn.
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Nacbricbten aus Ohio.

Butter. Ser portase COUNTY Gemcfrat melbet,
bae ,rabrenb Der lestrn 8 Wcnate bee Satres 1865
ni&t treniser ale 467. 739 pfunb Butter ron her
Wapenna Citation perianbt rurben.
= Sn Start COUNTY trspiren piete ghwsine.
Manae balten bic 3ranf6eit fit bic @dweine $50.
lera, anSere fir Giptberia.
- SIN Malta, an, Mustinsum TluRe, wurbs
en iunser Mann, Namens Brtder, burd einen
erc6en @isjapfen, Der All sinem Eellenaterbanae
bling, auf Der steue setSbtet. 8rider Bate Die
unSorittisfett besansen, Den Gis3apfen burA ei.
men Steimpurf 3u tcdsrn.
= SIN Sane8sitle bransen trabrenb FER lets
ten Samita9s Naht Dtete in BAG Simmer einss
9rn. Meerea i'm bortiSen Nmerican 9otel Elm nnb
ttablen ibm 1900 Dollars mnter ieinem 8cpffiHen
meg. Da 6r. M'@rea cine 1ca. Garotanf bielt
nno BAG Gelo ~mabriheinliH 8rSBtsntbeils bort Ct.
tsutst bate, 10 brauAt man i'm ni4t is9r su Re,
bauern.
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Yctterfdaft tlu Seuat.

Sn Der erfen Ncte Der neu e%rSffnetcn gcnareEz
Sisuns. teriatet Der @aibinstcner @crrelponesnt
Der Sbieaso r9ritune", abcrirte bas @epraIentan,
tenbaus bic lDblihe @sioluticn, ba6 fein Ser.
rambler zines Mitsliepes in irssnb elmer Giaen,
fHaft im @eprdisntantenbaule anaefeut rerben
oiirfe. Sen Gnlab jm Der 8ebahten 8eIhlu6fal,
flung CAB bas Befreten zines ~xlcralsn" Wtitalie.
bee, Elm balfes Dusenb NsFen une 0eitern i'm
9auie unteramtrinsen. Bum xbeil BAT man he
aud etnem neu errahenhen Anitanbsasfible auau,
lAreiben.
SIN Senat b6tte Elm ibnliAer BeiAlub anaencms
men trerben fcuen; es 8e1hab iebch niht. Gin
Belhlub nteler 2rt nirce bic etririrbiae Grrpey,
fhaft elmer bi6lAen sln3abl ihSner junser MGnner
teraubt baten, bic feline anhsre Gmpfebluns fir If.
re an8enebme SteQuns babsn, ale oab fe burA bic
Banoe Der 0er,ranS,iAaft NIT ben a9tbaren Ger,
rem Senatcren 5uIammenbda8sn. SSn Dem Gircts
tory bes @on8rs7es fam man lsien, naS Elm gcbn
Bee genatcrs @larf BON Nem.9ampIbire bic @teQ.
eines Ycrtiers In Der @alerie Der Supporters teflei,
bet, baB Elm Sobn bes Senatprs Go,pans ale @lert
Bet Dem Committee beffel6en ansefeQt 1ei nit Fl,
mem tGslihen @ebalt ron Sc far's Nihtstbun, bas
Der Sobn bes Senators Dorlitile cine a6nlihs
Gunf 8enie6t, oesaleiAen Elm sptn tes Senators
6cmarb, elm Sobn bes Senators Dircn, Elm Nsfs
bes Stnators Dcct; elm Ns1e bes Senatcrs Watq
febt @ahe Dor eiuer Ginsangsttare III ben Ndu.
men hes ssnats fir $1,000 eas Sabr. Scr Drua,
uelher ben BEN Onfetn, 2anten, Nihten une
G~rcbmittsrn Der glitstteosr bes amerifaniiheu
8aufsss Der eores auf e~iejtntse GrSse ssibt uirb,