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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28

REGIaluAT ov.-Tho county Eoard OF
Registration met AT the Cont House
Yesterday morning. Mr William Clohan,
President. iu ths Chair. Mi George
W Sights was elected cleILofti,' BOARD
The policy to I'VE pursued w,5 i,yb
discussed, and # was finally decided Il"
make all .'... Ba, ,Aa oath Under
the 10 called law, the question oi 'rnsa
in." is left optional with the subregis'
r1ra Below We give the names Of the
.ab registrars appointed jor The differ,
emit township It viii Il, seen that
they are ell members Of the radical
marty. pledged to enforce IN oiioTs law
enacted by an odiouS legislature, Mt the
dictatiou of a radical Governor. As Nj
Stevenson. President Of the Senate, said
in the disuuicu caucus held "a the tGFt.
tai l,Hildirr a few veu' 900, the rad
.c.,I, have rot uDE t's Dayoncts to
a.+i~t them They know il, and hy this
tyranny and fraud they expect to con
Time themselves in power Here are The
names Of the Registrars:
Washington township john H. Arm
strong
uaJ.oa township CLlrie5U Collier
ebay township &alar' Hamilton
Union townsb,p-Jacob L. Bic
yrut.. township Geo W Bennett
Webster township-Wm Clohan.
fu.M. to~nship--John ". Shut.
Guaiau3 township DR. Johu EuE-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28

IIuEa COMPANG, HAVING Or
i CANNED in April 1854, in conjunction
with the well known firm OF GAEHLE s. co,
is a Joint Stock Company, exclusively of prac'
tical Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some OF the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Planes com
bine all the eNCeenCies of AL the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28

Mcssra. McCArF KRAFT & Co. GrliLmrH
Having used kIait5 DuTrhua Compound, for
Camp DiarThrl with which have been deeply
afflicted Tor almost ono month. all otter rsmfd,.s
tried hGring Jdiisd and finding II not only q
present rrliet but permanent cure take plea.
ure in recommending it to the favorable notice
OF All who MAJ be lik afflicted.
G.. MARTIN.
Chaplain 18th W Va Infantry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28

THOMAS HUGHES Will o0ntinus the Msr.
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Est1i! Cloth.
ing Business at the old stand No -. corner
Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling Oct t. l-GJ, OCt-fSmd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
NASHVILLE Tenn. Dec. ], l-65.

NAEHH iilir IfhHsr b''s . l7''s
Mcs5rSSs6iCCABE, KRAFT Co.-Gsntt|mca
I have been using your DIauhea Compound
in my family for some time, and can ray With
much pleasure that IL is the best medicine Ui
lie Kind Ihaye ever used and do oheehully Tr-
commend 10 10 ms friends
With much respect I am your trend
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
n:

Or its Kindred diseases during the coming sum.
mer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
The Greatest Medicine of the Age,
I&E2AbNH"S;
DIARRHEA COMPOUND.
Only Reliable Remedy

OF is kind now IN us0.
Many prominent Ply .,,aEs now use il in
their practice, and uhr,italngly recommend
it,
Keep it ia your house and bc prepared Tor
any Sudden attack OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28

The following arc a few oi the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro
prict0T. by persons who arc well known
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
V ii. MEICALFE.

Of MCtcalfe, Bro & 60.
MCCABE. KRAFT 8. co. Wholesale Drug
yi.ts Wheeling, W. Va SHE Projectors to
whom all orders should b. addressed
For sale by REED KRAFT co, Centre
Wheeling; WEST S MITCHELL. Bridgeport
o. and b. dealers 30 medicines everywhere.
tybIi GmdAw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
Piano Manufacturing Company
OF Baltimore, Md,

AEEROOMS-EOrt East Corner Of EUtGw
ana Tayctto Streets, and No - Il. and
~ North Eutaw Street
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
sHERIFF's SALE.


Dy virtue of m execution, datei III !
2sd day of Feb. 4. b la66 - me dircc, ed
iesued out Of the Office Of tie clerk Of nc
ristrict court OF E4Mn county, etnlS 81
lowa, iAfAyor ,fHalf 4 lIonors q nd: Mai: !.
Peter Bni4y ard William 1nfdyvaa
j j,dssn,cnt rt saered by said court ial TIE
Augnse- ,he.esr 4. D. 1859 and against
the said Peter l. Ea1ry and William Ealdy
commanding me that Of iii. goods, chattels,
stn.k or interest in any company, debts d,ts,
property in hands Of third psrsvns. which
are not exempt by law from execution, Of the
said Peter 4. Badly & William Badly. [
make or cam,e 70 be made The sum OF l43
dollars and 22csnfs with interest and costs.
| have levied. upon the following decribed
property tc-wit
Lp, fre % IL Ll'ch ice ~ IN tie to,cn
of 1Dkeao, lo,c / y;M the improvements,
he sc.d, or so much thereof az is necessary to
SATISFY said judge nent, interest and co q:
Now thei efo,c public notice is hereby
ri, en-, that have levied UPON aud shall on
the ID day Ct April 4 T., 1866, bet ween the
hc',-s Of . O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock Z. NJ .
Of said day, sale TO commence a. the hour cf
10 clock A. NJ at the front door Of the
Court House in To edo, Iowa, in the county
OF ra,na, offer and sell TO the h;ghe 1 ar
best bller for cash, all The lighr, title an.t
interest Of tis above ramed defendant, iii
and to the above described property. or 8,
mu,h thereof rs is necessary to satisfy sal |
j Judgement for the aborc namel sum to 1etlier
y s,h cost snl al .ccruing costs unless the
same shall he sooner satisiei.
Tvl d. March 5, 1866.
KNIGHT DENTEI,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
Printers fee sc .CU ,SaJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
NO 9


The divorce case OF Kass N ~. k.'."n
in Warren county, Iowa, has been de-
cided. Mr.. kssson, N. c., the dsfen.
dant in the caes, appeared in opsn
court ana pleaded guilty to the alleys.
ton, Of inddelf,y, ,vkere6pon decr,s
vas entered II, aceo.dance With tie
prayer Of Mrs. ka.son''s petition. II"
statement male. severa. isya sgo thas
a.. Kasson did not design to resume
j i xeat in Congress vas ~ eryo-. He
has beenSA A.aAort time in Dea u ,iqsa osf
personal business, MA viii soon rssfrd
t, Washington for the remainder Of tho
session,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

The RED JAcrEr Bitters 10 n !, worth.
less a-icle, hat IL wha, It claims 70. -bu.
a real, genaire, medical preparation, of
sterling Writes. The name "Bistera "
too often used to cover a ViAainons
ecnpoani Of poor whi.key and M,tn.
Bitter drug. Do not confornd Red
JucIst with this class.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Muscatine bought this season about
10000 hogs against $4,000 last yesr.
Kepknk has packed this year 80, ,ooor
against l25 900 LAST year. Burlington
this year H. 900 last year $4,000 head.
Eddyville this year 5000, last year
10000 head. Pennington tkis year
none, last year 5000 head. Bloomfield
this year 100, last year 1000. So
says the Muscatine Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Is hereby given that the cqrpArtaershir
existir : between Gra ANm + Nelson - dealers
in Axr;,ur,ural lnplsm snts Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Ths business
will be cou,in,eJ at the old stand At the,
South west corner Of the Public square "
e. j. Nelson 4 g ". Sweat, under tte style
n As.s 4 Sweat, who will >. pleased q se-
ceiyc b .th old and new ca,stsmsrs:
r. A. QRAuAA
:. s.SEtAS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
WEDNESDAY. MAR. II, 1866.


lE.a rOau VII Iun III He"'iy Nue
,,orth and eou,h course through our
s.a,e; passing through the counties
Of Mitchell, Floyd, c,rners Of Chickassw
and Butler, through Bremen, Back
Hawk, Tsma, Pow.hick, Mahaska,
corner Of WArl clio; through Monroe,
Appanoosc and corner T Davis These
counties avn now population OF over
10000. Nearly a snficient amount
has been raised in Black Hawk, Tama,
Mah1>ga, Wapello and Appanoose
counties 70 z aje the road through
them. The road bed and most Of the
bridging be,w, en- Toledo in this county
and Cedar i Ills IN Eiackhawk county
il under contract and hill be conrleted
by The oud day of July next. a few
mics are eady completed, and SO
soon As the weath"t wi permit, grading
ana bridging will be resumed by the
contractors. Contracts will be let for
grading he road snnih OF this rlace to
the Missouri, line, as soon as the es,i-
macs of tie Engineers a,c made up.
which Will probably be in he II on,h Of
. Nay.
LIS roaa WI serve as a i'''S !"
great sys'cn: q railway which has t''r
It's northern terminus, Superior City 10
Minnesota, and southern terminus,
Galveston IN Texas; running through
the ci les ot St. P.nl and 81. Loais
! x few DAYS ag, Memorial passed
almost unanimously. through both
Houses If on, STAT, Ieri.l,,urr, asking
! Congress f.: n Donation Of public Ian l~
to tie State. Of Iowa, f,r the express
uu-p Sc ii a:.Aao the Iowa C..,rai
Il III. al
-,
= : ...se ,.s y 'He .''a.a 's'
tors, 4 y kai ''s' ." tue 20 - ana
3 ! Of + the foil wing resolution
WIS passed..
1,es,,,e7 That ,ho gr,,,ing in
r.o,.l Nv. ,,i Tim. c.n,,,ss -
.,,,,,l.al =, ,Lo .,,,;es. no.s;h,,.
,,o.n,n, suae,sa, ,no.,,,,.,;ocs ha ,n.n
- ,.;.h ,sY'ro,. ,s,,;os f,r ia ;,o, .na
,ol,;u,, s,ncks and TIA, We nr,ec.a -
-, ,,.o ,,.cL ,b,orah ma .aa,t;.. o,d
~, 10 = r,a - ,.nn,s,, n,d, -, ~.
80. ,,.aor;aa,-a ,.,,,., j,
- !,
nv US s'''o "''''"'s ''e 'o''o "'"e
excei.cn1 lettar from uoS. stone was
received and read.
"ExEcrT.yE OFs,,r. Drs M1>xs|
Feb. ct;. rs Is
", q s ,.r,, E.o p,es,e,t of,.e
-. r...' =
-1y n<a' 'e' learning rom Our
mutual friend, ,Peser Meleudy, that a
meeting Of the Directors OF the Iowa,
Cent nj Hailroad Company will take
place at Oskaloosa tomorrow. and as
imperative official engagements will
prevent nv attending, as should other.
wise en6eayor to do. avail mysaif Of a
leisure moment to write Won 4 word of
encouragement. and urge Won bv All
means 10 pnsh forward yonr great enter. |
nrise with the utmos, energy and deter.
mina,;on.
This is the only Railroad to winch | |
h.ye eyer Given .nv snecial attention
and have never before this fel, con
.cious of desire to contribute nv
humble efforts in aid Of snch an enter
mise look;ro over the immense and |
fertile regions through which your line
i PROTECTED; cress,np as it does a|l II,
main Ines vh,ch traverse our S,a,.
| from rast 70 West. and wi.h its ;mnor
tan, connections, i, mus, strike eyery
in,t,l;cent observer as ;mmeasurahly
'o's
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Notice

Is hereby given 10 tho Stockholders Of tho
iowa Central Rail Read CO in iaIia county
;ha, the sscond ins.alment of fifteen rss
ceat on the Capital Stccs Of sait Roat IS.
now due. Payment viii % made to I. a.
Graham ct ro!e 10 Iowa, Agent Of said Cons
pany. -
SaxuEL TnoNPsoS, Sec.
Oskalu.sa March lst, 1865. no
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

'T0 OWNERS OF HORSES

Dr.. +. J. CADY, late Veterinary Surgeos
Of the End. Iowa Cavalry, and also graduate
OF The Chicago Vetei mary lnititnte, will treat
sll cases Of i sea.e OF the Eorse
Office, at his residence In CoiuHsia 7p.
n6l
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
yxnrs.:agc aud d,csssac1

NAsSEassGssG = q a Sd Vstt4Ssis =
An ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
n STRuGTION FOR YOUNG MEN Also
i,seaecs md Abuses which prcmatvrciy
PROSTATE the Vital Powers with s,,re means
If relief. Send in sealed letter envelopes.
rec of charge. Altrcss. DR.. J. sKlLLlN
u.UGHT0N, Howard. association, Phi!a-
clp.ia, Pa vSn5'y
,A ~ 4 MONTH ,--Agen.s wanted for
y - W six entirely new articles, just out
Address q. 7. CAREY, City Building,
p,dteforl Maine. ysn'y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

WANTED AGENTS--S5o per es
male or female, at their home business
light. pleasant a I'd honors bls For samp'c g
and terms, address. with . stamps, Shaw
70, detroit, Michigan. ysnsy!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

c. Enn PER YEAR! We want
y ~ w agents everywhere to sell
our improved 80 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds Under aud upper feed. War
rantcd FIVE years Ahnve salary or large
commissions paid. The cnlv machiues soll
in the United States for less than $40 which
are flly licen el nv H3trs. Whes'er 4 Wiisoa
Grorer & baker, Singer 4 Co.. oni Bieaslasr.
An other cheap machine. are infria remcnts
and the st&tr or user are habie to c-reSt, fas
md Imprisonment. Circulars free. Address
Or call upon shaw s Clark, Biddcford, Maine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Hon. c Ten. Duwin, Of Rnrling.
ton ha- been appointed Associate
Jhs,ice Of Washington Territory
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

We clip the following i.o1, she -:
j IRA LeJyer.
\ PRnn,Gy.-Dr. Winship attained
hot"r:e,y FIR his strength, hut Ia din
c .nnty contains man far morn power.
fl -han 'e. WHO il unknown 10 fame
bnt carns al honest tsins IVY a'tes
IIa,l.iock, resides at Ha',.a G:.7. lie
aas mt,ah"r nf e.. G. of the 9th
lpwa I 4 nrs h Tie majestic mari,
Of .Htf,erm,u's sr.nv al wn ~ li. ses :,
'1r. H..dnck los, his r;.s, arm n =
ssi'mis1 near NJ .con, Georgia. l: :w,s
anlpnsatei close to the shoulder. liz
seems TO suffer but lp,l, Inconvenience
fem the loss, and chops wood with h,s
sinG'e ann, rs Well 2. any man having
both these members. /, costs no un.
usual effort for him 10 cut anil cor.! frcu
down mber, two and halfcords per
day, and be will wager fifty dollars, he
can with his remaining left arm, split
one hundred and City rails . day
Here ia mir:aicls Of endurance com.
hinrd with strength, such Is haS never
been exhibited by any s.roAins profss-
sor.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
rHETOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. WHITING, EDrroR.
TOLE DO. i o w 4.

TERMS OF Transcript 81, 80 per. year, in
advance, or $500 if in arrears months.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
|l|sIjlG:S3i2zln l|Ij 8
NOT a TEyv

NOT a FEW
CT he worst sor. y. That ac. msnkai arise f-e. rs
corruption taas IN he Eiool CT I'll the 1l
co-eres have hcen ..de {, parsai or., ncae car
e-...! In e~,et E.--..II2L rs GO II r.sr iT7EAG.
OF SA2S-t tPfn,..-.. Il eleaases AMI reaovaies r.
Blood fn-..i, :ac vsar Of health into she system az
rarzes tn huno-s which maze .iseasc I.stiuLlaic
healthy fune.oas Of thc body and ex?esia dso.ae
U1 grow AL rans!c In .ae blood. Such remedy IL At
e,u.a be rc.a on has long bee Sought r a.id NOW, fH
n. f-s :i,, III. pas: h2-, which they can ce-
peal irsp,ce hc~e a,.s a,.. of certificates -
show hs effects but tie trial Of lc bottle WI so- >
tie si,i tat l. has virtues assn: thing thcy !ay,
csier taken.
T-6taa.estoo7sfu, afe Extract Of ca.se ,c-i..s aa-i
~ .iat OF wa.e. Is c9.a !, The lsboa Dict crn'. r.
lc,tl. IL equal gallon OF the RIP or Sarsapara
or the decoc.ioa - usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely se:ensa:
psin,ip;es-in T.ca,-anl enaody the fal strength Of
e!rc ingredients entering lat, .aci- composition Areaa:
eaI conclusive test will be cf their proper
t.s With those forth ia tie T. >. DspensatorJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Or. s. Thompson.
Rh lsltina \ Saraeaa,

Tenders his Professional services 10 tA-
,i,is.ts of Tole.ln anil surrounding country
~ tls promptly resp,n lei TO 4 y or might
OEioe il the room Lately occupied hy Dr.
Al iicr ever Galley & Jchnsfon's Store.
Tc.el, March 3,nh, 1865. v7nl2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

The Gate City says that Col. Jagnes'
Is. Wcayer, late of,he .Sscs,n iowa
Infantry, has been hreveted Erig. Gen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
a pie
z to a years old,

Anl YOUNG Z TRE*s IA very eener,.i
ass rtneus rf Year. P'aia and eles.y ttses.
& other nnrser, products lor sale chsar NJ his
(entra, Nursery, y Spring Creek 'own,hip
Don't be hun1buged by travelling
Agents. aud bear N mind, dtmoys keep
go,d and large variety.
Some cf the hest bearing orchards in the
county came from my nursery. can suit you
Try me. n52 {. N. KNAPP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

TheDa, enpor, Democrat says 2s9Indian
prisoners are sill con!in 4 at Cams
.searney nea- that place, l75 Of whom
are I,,n, SO ". men and 20 children.
T. - are the remnants OF those take7
in Minneso'a, and have been confined.
since April, 1868. They are guarded
by ss men Of ,be 81 = 5. infantry
under Lieut.. Mitchell. Ten or fifteen
are sick with consumpi;o.t on accoo''s
of heir isfg cn.,tint men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

PRICE %1.5O PER- BOTTLE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Should Se used by every one who would
restore their Hair TO more than its oriqi-
nal beauty ana luxuriance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
TELEGRAMS. nc.

oenefai Steadman and Fullerton arrived a,
savannah Ga, Thursday night. They lett
Sharieston on sunday. since which time they
lave osen In vestigating the works of the Freed
a,;ir mth bureau on the Sea Islands. Among the
eNns lnat have come to light is the persistent
system OF overcharging for food and other
hecessaries OF life indulged in by many per-
SONS working plantations. The freedmen are
acre pcre MY cents per task of auarter of an
acre. Ihey are then charged three dollars per
bushel for corn hat costs the planter one dol
lar and thirty cents
"A large Radical meeting was held last night
In Baltimore, in advocacy of the reconstruction
measures OF Congress and the maintenance
q tne maryland registry law. Speaker Col
Iax sent letter expressing his views on the
SUBJECT Speeches were made by Representa-
uves Thomas, Of Maryland, and Mckee, OF
Kentucky, and Senators Creswell, of Mary
land, Nye, of Nevada, and others.
The Virginia Union Convention in session
at Alexandria, after our report closed yester-
day aHopted the report OF the Committee on
Resolutions, by a vote Of 3S to %. (The reso-
1utiCns reported by the committee were pub
shed in yesterdays Sdr.) The Convention
recommended John Minor Bolts plan Of re-
construction TO Congress, and then adjourned
sine die.
The Mechanics and Agricultural Fair for the
Mississippi valley will open on November
DO Exhibitors are solicited from the whole
country. a large amount of money is TO be
raised, ano the grounds are TO be handsomely
adorned.
A large fire occurred AT Goldsborough, n.
u, thursday night, burning n block of four
brick buildings, among them the Office OF the
Daily NelcS and the Office of the National Ex-
press.
A large frame tenement in West Troy,
owned by l.. ID. Collins, and occupied by a
number OF families, was destroyed by fire
Thursday morning. A child two years old
persisted IN the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
Fenian Finances.

c. o. /. X. Stephens has had a private con-
ference with the New York head centres. from
which reporters Were excluded, bu. the New
YORK Express manages 10 get hold of the fol-
lowing facts:
MIR. Killian was present. and took an active
part IN the conference. Stephens demanded
pecuHiary aid from all present for the purpose
or 'senC ing II to the men in the gap" The
centres, however, replied that the members
they represented were at present too demoral-
lied 10 contribute any large amount, but they
would make an effort TO procure all the funds
possible for the Celtic chieftain. 1t has trans
Head Centre's isa6es{Ess n fffiifY dae
is now contributing his executive ability 10
restore the Brother hood 20 its former strong
and vigorous condition. g3E#
Mr.. Stephens has positively refused to give
the press the financial report of the committee.
whom he appointed 10 examine the books O,
found on the books were of an extraordinary
character. Mr.. Rafferty,, while reading the re-
port, came frequently across items denomi-
mated by the title of scraps. He read off oc-
casionally amounts from $50 to SO under that
head. The frequent record of this item created
some surprise among those not initiated in
Union Square Feniauism, and one of those
present interrupted Mr. Rafferty, when he re-
peated the item thus:
What does scraps. meant All the meney
seems to have been spent on them scraps"
The only answer to the question of Mr.. Raf-
ferty was:
ocTdps...... S50.U0
81 repeat my question" said the Fenian,
''What does scraps meanr'
MIR. Stephens-You can find that out after
Fenian-I demand an answer.
Mr.. Rafferty, (laughing)-Well, the item is
fer sending men TO the Roberts meetings to
protect the interests of the organization.
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S1t is believed that the telegraph can be
constructed through Siberia with little trouble,
because the Poles are already on the ground.
~Twenty-seven thousand New Workers
stepped over TO Hoboken 10 take drink last
Sunday.
IGen. Sweeney looks upon Stephens, the
great Fenian Head Centre, as a spy i'm English
employ.
ExFenianism 10 discovered 70 be q perfect
moneymania with the OiMahoney wing OF the
oreanizauon.-N b. Mercury.
0The Boston Post says that s-Santa Anna
but TO get his wooden leg that Barnum has
been showing"
~Abby Kelly Foster prophesies s'a damns-
tiou of blood and flame and fre" unless negro
suffrage IL given
H-One Of the healthiest symptoms in The
South is the establishment Of numerous ncto-
ries Of cloth and iron in almost all ofthe eleven
Statee. ~. ~.
ga package Of jack knives, made IN 1765,
was sold at auction in New Haven the other
day A good many sblades" OF thaf Gate nave
erumbled into dust. ..1..
nIInteise excitement exists among the
members OF the Fenian Brotherhood IN Brook
lyn and Long Island. In consequences Of the
discovery OF extensive frauds which have been
rerpetrafed, as ALLEGED. by prominent leader
of the movement In Brooklyn. E'ssf'f r
s%It is expected that 5000 Mormon emf
the way TO Utah. There are LOCO coming from
Swedf and Norway and LOO from Enrland.
It's said that there are nearly one hundred
Mormon missionaries now in Europe. =.
- Five thousand persons are awaiting
shipment 20 the United States from Ireland.
1A French Canadian. who was running
'sNsy from ms vie, WAS 20 snittsn y coa-
fried 20 beat his brains ont win . monkey
wrench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE-Ies.erday,a after our report closed
The bill supplementary TO the several act.
relating 10 pensions was amended and passed
On motion of Mr. Sumner, il was ordered
that special committee of five be appointed
to take into consideration the bills from the
House relating TO weights and measures.
On motion OF Mr.. Henderson, it was resolved
that when the Senate adjourn 1t be TO meet on
Monday next.
IL 100 acres OF land on the Arlington estate
TO Maria Syphax, (the same having been be-
queathed to her by the late G. w. Park Gus.
us,) was taken up and passed.
HoUsE.-Yesterdav afternoon, in the course
OF the discussion of the tax bill
MIR. Morrill,, of Vermont, said that the action
OF the House thus far had been very discour-
aging TO the committee. and he feared that the
tendency of the amendments adopted was such
as TO cut down very materially the aggregate
OF the re venue which it was proposed TO raise
by he bill.