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Busincss Notices.
HOSTRTTER's STOMACH BlTTBRs.
Afr-.urnnn.. nIrrArrnNa

MUsHROON LIMITATIONS.
the prevalent cradle Of nnumersbe humbuSs No
sooner had
HosTErTERs STOMACH Buffers
made their mrk void than up sprang host Of limitations and
fame Of the restorative aud spread the peteou
crop Of poisonous thkened But the medicine has
lived them down One by they have disappeared When the
pufery which kept alive the feeble ere Of their borrowed
reputation ceased blow they ceased to live and thus they
tinue o come and 60 Meanwhile,
HosTETrERs BTrTERs,
the great protective aud remedial tonic the have progressed IN
popularity with each succeeding Their means Of
preventing and curing the diseases resulting from malaria unwhoe
and 81 unhealthy climatic influences has been bolndess
and remedy for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Foyer and Ag1e
Genera and Debility and all complaints originating in iu
Digestion they admitted be superior &c other
paIsOu advertised prescribed From hs home market to
few years they coDhuec their sale has been e
tended every State IN this se whole Of South and
Central America Mexico tn West Indies the Sandwich Islands,
Australia ChnR japan Home and foreign testimony continue
10 show that
HOsTFTTEE's BITTREs
are the most remarkable nvgorsn before the void
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

The Daily Epening Voice (Boston) places at the
head of its columns the name Of Wendell Phillips as
the workingmens candidate from the lid District.
Mr. Phillips will, Of course, give no pledges, but The
Voice nevertheless promises him the united support oil
the workingmen. Outside Of any principle Of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

~ On The inside pages Of our issue Of today is an
interesting account Of The Je'rsh HOLiays Our PrJe
Charities Public Humanity; Property assessment
Board Of Health; Police Reports; Ne0 Publications.
Commercial Matters and Market Reports.
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81 have been generally considered a Radical said
Mr. johnson in a senatorial speech delivered IN looo'
Il 20 for enactments by Congress- and for amend
meus to the Constitution upon the principle that they
are right, and upon 10 other ground As Mr. John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

PBRsoNAL.-.Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gov Bramlette Gen. E. H. Hobson Gen. G. w Monroe aud
Col Holman Of Kentucky. and james NJ Webi' London at
the Southern Hotel, Gen c. p Estee Washington and the
Hon j. Y Seaman, Chicago at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL the
Hon VIM Digler OF Pennsylvania. at the Astor House.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice betak Of Anonymous Communications hsteven
Intended insertion the ad
necessarily publication but ssusT
for his good fn,h. I'm.
VNE," New York.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
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THE TPJRUNE TRACTS-NO. 9.

Number two of the The TRIBUNE Tracts will con-
tain the proceedings Of the Southern Loyast Convention
and will be ready in a few days
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TO ADVERTISERS.

We will thank advertising customers TO hand IN
their Advertisements early hour possible II received sNs
o'clock they be classified under their proper heads
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THE TRIBUNE TRACTS-NO. /.

The New Orleans Riot It's Official History. Now
ready Tract containing authentic History by official
documents Of the New Orleans Riot Price five Cents $40
per 900. COPIES ARE ORDERED By MAIL
SEND cents ADDITIONAL FOR POSTAGE
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Withholding the payment of bountes political pur-
poses.
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son "nsver deserted principle, we suppose Con-
gress has become entirely too Conservative for him.
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Ne4p'22ors Daily Gribat>t&.
UNION MEETINGS.

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q. 1866.
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TERMS

We propose an extra issue Of The WEEKLY TRIBUNE
(;J.ntioaf in size and contents tci tie regular edition.
hieh zee ,pR supply to all Subscriptions receired prior
70 October l, on the foo,oiHg terms, the paper to be
sent and subscriptions to commence on the receipt Of The
DqOneU.
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amusemeuis.

RARNTw's AMERICAN MUSEUM
Nn EVENING-MARY LOCKWOOn-MrC G. w. Clarke
c'r,n,rv. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURlOSl
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OLYMPIC THEATEB
THIS FVENING-RlP VAN NlNhLE-Nr Joseph JEFFERSON
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OLD BOWEBY THEATER. - 49,
THIS VENING-GITANILLA-GOW or TAE WYND. Miss
Fanny Herring Mr. @. L. Fox.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third.sve --,, a.,
THIS EVENING at 8-THEO. TlOMAoS OHCHEs haL
GARDEN CONCERT Programme varied every evening Ninety
, 1866-04-01


Tah TROY us.~.; Naia pf Aaseh 1xh, has u. iol.
sur,re CO tna Cobezv1r.cu.i tl.crsxtop Ct Tie
tsa1 tl1 OF ,ap !ath untSss:
.'Tarre via .tIy rPt7trd co.:oGny bet~eru Mr..
Ftat~ otth and ~ st4seas, and Ihs latse. has sri
and lsttst i7vcc.tvu n thr person of Ihr p.eclar
fstial FUN llstnotA, The serne rrear Afternoon
age Ena-nastJ t-4cca:ic, Mr. o,oyr1s va. ttslfny
ars,? hlo~r a:sin'l the 14ssn hit, ah-r Mr. W.at.
wurth, Nho esl Ft:uaE suppoFteF Of tAe Secretary
VI ste Tfsas1Ey, tn:cstapsia attn. and = sruEtuS
ernts-tr- toea pi1cs OF an t1cI,iEc character,
tp!cet ill kils Eer:uus snd p1ttiesi, which wert
le<nls r1s}v5rd =, lhe ~hoae 1Iou,e. Ao.i Of tie
Hsemt~rs Kalh<ted eruund the u'.2utsnta, who sal
nof ~ fPa.t. ana It's eons-st ~ss watched With
crr1: itteFUt. 1t !. Reoe7altJ enacedet that Af.
5'etEle sss 4 latt fezna hls ,aa1t In thai pncu.
III sty!s o: discussion BY ~aith hu socks u d.
taa.rnv vcrt lfhilJ NH 4rHaDsnt2 q: hi. o~r
The hi 'ron ff1<na1 by. Nr. Rensvp:ta IL n Old
thHle<:at, ahoufa nov 4 buEenhzi s144tai Hepnh
1le1a. blssens II not carr 10 etnAs swe1tA n,1
tie u!r<As g1Ant 9Essn.~
, 1866-04-01
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK Arpsl0HT MARKET.

,sp<esL prs.~ks 10 ths Wotap Assoetassd rresAj
xH~ ro1s. MAsea u
AZ erprt snsAs thta Afternoon % CRATE sutn
ztssy I'll tpo.sy. ~ he ,eAd.n9 boar ops,tor krs.
but II sat hat s1xfsaAfni.
AisAd e.ostd arsstss.
n. Etori market va heAyy shls Af@7snooa. ead
tt~tE tFess Ntsc nAes
rzrta4 x.~ A,p 1;x,>a -nu-
FrtrNleEsa aAd M.Ase. .st.ets Here quiet Ecshe-
hcc. Ri1M: nnehAe.a- 4.rs sM Crrtk. sLaa; Bssoe.
-; nnrnsn. e,s7t New yosk. .sts smith Pafns
lee, t!eao.
vnxlx fx-axf.
\ tsk,fS Tong hAs thAl2et1E1k~d the Wholesale mar
kes fr DaAt Asuriss. The Ieas!sx sss.lss have tae
tutt4k tEe~hAL Nk Aaaf tnAt there h Fe hsen
1sus,a ot trsons ho AAyf spees1a&>d fF fatu1s DE-
n'ry. Therv to coFe Etoefal Ac1fr1tJ Ia fuAEs$s,
Incogh tstea hare bot lmsFored nAtHtAly. WITH A1e
eseerttoa " oats, which much ttkltf And ats
active II khs efoAr. Thsr% has teAn 4 = ovenett n
OA.A scf &as teedcn saasAet 1Sd Qt At9ea Il much
rrttuesd. fr.s hsss irproved shd have been etsty
set,s&. fLs saoef "a s~.aced "a t,HsSn tssa%ga,
tAt1ty b.. Improved H.teI1sJ. Post hAs t1stuassd
rapidly, ard he~n fairly setvy. Tbs stek Of u
!41zsf Aa sntheipAted, alnoE-az 10 g. &C bAx.
res tzstssl 80 Ia. uonth, Aaa tlha 81 A1e maasn
isst Jeas.
The lsal st&ADs@ hrpnkbs sev. us bss,y sAIpneots
Of cadee. aaa r=tees IA eoa4e1rnst'y very ~tst
4asss hAvs r-slst-d dteitEs. sat Tiers il dash'
sh~J viii sA,e 10 seiI 4t ene,toe pseaGs ss:es
PTters ne ustsaL
I Ip3TfN,
Cotton hAa oren nnsttt1et sa4 p1iess h1ra tuetns
re. The demand AAA t,-sa autt4s'y noa Atfssess
The GAtkr4 elos+4 l1!sk II tSSXt7t tof 7sddliaes
1ls .a,e- hpr The resk wsfe ceeo bAes- and Is
| txtH LIZ! balos.
l rHlxfxI.
weiset5 hAa aeta aoks active, aaA PRICES <ois cra
Ata:.laa7f.,
l MT Go1-S.
7te L-..o~fzx u thr rrpnst Of Jeobers rrirss:
I FHs E%tH, ,thrr 1xnAf fiAA
Iert, IT,
Tetraed Stett.1x-Aaseocy NsnnscIE1tsx Coz
| panv. az falesE1at tsc,
f-.ts-uanI:oe. In; tFsa<ss, 1se; bu-ass. lie
| .1fr.,ld. &c
! I~ ~s:tr<-Ha.nEtnc. .1ss Fa-1Sc. estc.
| Ghxnla1t-Lsnsaster, pc; G1astnE. hNt
-C4ahftr4-%Aariakssa.l lsc; ror.4ano. ta-
! f4orp Es!la-Frppestt1. *: riashrsN. &c.
l tant.l Fxe1ess-SaaaaA-4z.ss sse. SAsaaA- &c
| iIeoR ek,ns-Rr.tsey's Dnpiex k1ltpae. nnd En-
rsesA Trail ia good 6rtDAof.
, 1866-04-01
ltea! 3SStafe.
THE FOLLOWING
SPLENDID
NORTH SIDE PROPERTY
ltea{ 3SStafr.
At VERY Low PRICES
wAnnES e GOODRICH.
Henl Eaxa4c brokers, las DeaFtsra ssfret.
KnNm =,

NeKa Ga4&to D*"AesF ~s "1%*"@s" s~A'eH
lla~m y.
Nsss"'E ~ -
tast sntal'1osN q y ios Y ? .u:t ~. " X -
Saa SsSp t1 .srst, = r ,,.r. ~ nt,rst. Tn-1e
tspo bs.; **,aJ 10 tae c.sy hat vii F.- =. ~
tAtY In ye}1e ftts AeEtRnl Of xTsnd tMHf1s<-
raset. IA ssoY-~.~ tad s<rx<t.d h s %.etstry-
nsH hArtG7, 9<1<1l tarreAL rA14r0Ai hFtoEt+ &C.
Nah &trAHx
n..,,n..,, ~o,n-. ~ pn.h .ao tn.,.n. xt,. 1tdx
80 {sri eits oae hratA aoc oa- u iupe hooss friee
for TIE ratt14 property esfy skop. HerGA<ll, tsAo
{t th- efRpeT 30 fsef aed brick noaAe t.D Sbr ths
ins!te "a fe~f lsd ffAae hoG4t, Et nf tke A11~y.
TrHs - cara balance . AID years ., PEI Ct
trsxItSk
Y1ilunfS t{fFces.
..-I,. -, 49, =,
tNo PslH SoSsV AH!t 80 As ~. ~ A4e SSSts -
Cn4s aaa sa.t. ~ ss soss M ., Lns eSst s,,s. as
tPfEv iQf LIE Stkdt iQk fSfN-e0$
, 1866-04-01

eue.e1,aiire Rntsis They say ts.' th- v.rsrsa.ca
fssx AZ no4 laid 70 IHust.cas:y Il cf {o:r, sal.
thauah 70 the Catholic eoca7ns .! t:uropt <e stt1
hero Iae p.uets4iou kcc tae tEt1.1l. tafuIs rr!!f
walih Ls,iA fhc ea-e-aes Of tn ehEuteei fa1t, The
a. netous etcete:as u the lAli Gisan1th
partial StosEncnt Of te~ tau1tt-, aud tcr fAe* q
! a.t.l- bIsr tsAE orr:as5y :anA11Al .1.sEsy, fue
ate:ert ricsJ ef E~ter kAA tersrte1. Tn Cath ,fc
crnEeGlcr h~Te l-C hsf ;aeIt 1t .frv,1 In iAt toa
trg Cow q tAt HpTurT rigid 1lt Ne AT TOO nat.
tef tctf1ct 4 people 10 1.Akp Of NpcA.6d sin o.
AErs,er1LT ceearion%. At L. shoA tt ahe dlt,eutJ
with which oar LATINA. hulh4att ere kept Gc Nr
EA:ton- xEe wade throu1h thr usc Of cansspucnecs
n Z EnltttF ol coerrr.
In hi. r7ty 10 dry tterr vii t< hat tit1e o1s Of
tbc usual eoure< Of SAbhath 4srs1tea. In p.ost Of
TIE ehrrches a1Eti0sss u,1 6ouhtl,sA Be- tus4e 70
tbs tysrF7tcttcG and among ihe EptrcoaliAnz the
ttzaohonpsrd eEsinun Of Cocnsccssicn II c1ntln
uet. Ihe pass Npek ha,tag been aoyo44d 10 tht.
ttls Act ID she srs1rE stce OF &het- ltes eolcnuly
acecpi fox lber1xsttp- aha fa-a4se ettse4 xsSu1ae!
5of tEsna bsptlSc1 by theF pt.,u%ots, and
ttive4 sn:o Tie to<oM u Tho church n.ilIsaat One
olhrr T<asane ktAtHrr of early EErstfln p4rsysh-
Ea4teS ptff11nc-hea not yri bern lost A9hE Of In
tbs tt7r1tl. r4ttef oEfAct chafzxtt9 OF thcxe 1t.
ter Gays And We nay htse Fr714.k toat though
fHr tff sosef f& e.tsie, N THE fret sf tnr nsn3-
rnortzn stzEor Ahe !. rally bsinrl7s fonh shter
hsrrest of uac Charity thau trer. 5at 70. the
ehutto thf Hnf3d. Al~a.t rcla.h. Nuatd undtE The
tntnGatr OF OCT DOW InkuA6ed ts,r peut1ouA b. sn-
pre1sr.y ~. II the preaching Q! tbe gospel CT cur
eaS1u.~ has At te1st tndnerd sErstsr 7tAsnrs ol
~rcod ~11 10 men than in snJ former ate-A tAef
xhrh furEtshss lhe sest proof thss ~ The Ls't u
ki.cA tlcped."
, 1866-04-01
Ei>TEK.
t.Nhy Seek ye the EtE1n~ .lnonE the
Qf&n r.

r,. -.. -. ~ -, -. ..x,,,.. .,... -.
"aee noN 'oe Hou VI 'ue eHtuE@ 'eH III
srer2h' Esttr sonod to u. II h'!s ths feaf saESh
r.riier ,han uruaI The sue fcs the Ct, h terr .ass
H.-.. ~ I-... A., :, %,...x ,,s ~ :.
Hs's.'at Vt ~. ~ E.' .,.I1' 10 vs.
pros't'en VEAL II ffn 1au a'ouo oeeal On oahaa,s 5
then E4&fT7 IL The Sunday 4tEet. II fcilou1 from
Ibis Ihsi II Il po-sfhtu fos Esssef fit 90 ro eit
,x.r,1 .,rodxr. m p-srnnn .nd sr1r,,stn che r.a.
Nhst. ~. III NOV, strrT. n H.. ronr,n~7. .s,e
rr N,tnTn,, nts,ni Nhrn ~ ,sln l.. ~nns,r r,,,t1
m. III, ar Ir.rs eIf,.t,c hrrth,rr T1,s l. Cr1
~. ~ kns.,en rrrkf p,n fn nh1en the fJyrrn1ea
rt.nfy !. rt,f sdm,I,r1i ind n u Nc, the
,..rts t-I II sssr~s :, I. thrrr:Tr tsrs.rs = =.
ts.er ~ - ~ ~ ntn- afs..,s~s ~ stsr,, 49,
-, - ~ ~ t,,c,r. ~ ~. ,,s.sr, rsn,t,r IL
~ I,f ~. ~ -, ., s t1s
e. t4 ~ - tes E., ..u -. IN -. t+,..r s. u!s
,rh, ~ ,k.s F..tr, f.r. ~. ~ -. - 1n.1 Ut
49,. W. eo.,s;t.n.. 49, ~ ~ nv y
~. Es.s s ~ - ~ .ssu - y
= -" ~ ~ :. '''s ~ n"1
AZ r,- :' 80 ~ .rrsts. sss..1 =. ,,,,,n,.,.. .,..s.
~ - ~. ...,,s 49, IL rS-4.1., t,s.a st1is.
~ 49, - y. HH4~s-+ J.,.. ~ 1n..h -.
!. - .s.s, ~ ~ [s.t ,,.sr..i t-,s,rt.r r ~ ~
- - - 80 H., t,,,.. ~ ~ :, ...t x-' ~
ts.t ~ - Gc1h. rFSs..n- 49,. y a LII sa, .s y.
1rrtennr. 1he t!r,e ~h+r< ,ha mn -rn---. fr,r,
III f7.1 h.nrI stnt..r sfo,,.in I'M n.,tr- H.
~ ,.ts ~, iss, ~ stesa< w
es.1,~t =, ~ ,he hrnn,n. X ~ -
49,. ,h.t r. nst1,rr,. .e,ss,,v M IL sn-i.r1.
1sG,, :. ~ ,nr r.tpe, ,n.r I'D. ~. II .,,s..
t ~ VII VII .so o - ~. - ..[o" f
e.a1 t.-es = - 80. ,s..s ~ ,,st .t ~ M a..s
ELs FotN - s..as us,. - ~. W!
~ ~ M .1, 1,. -. 4, "a. ~ -. ~
~. .rctNtSr ,;u,r ~ -. ny ne An r,,.'n
, 1866-04-01

tnre- C.1l.: - Ss,nr1sl sf~ft'ooa, hho aHs :. !.
n. ry.crt4e sss,Is, ts -.s 80. Ee',StI T. =
10 liz vc1u r,f 9!in tas st@ sp1aa7cce hsfos. tSs
U.tua Jt:Y O. the Hrce:tEzi tccFt
, 1866-04-01

HxA1 tI.A1H ThAxsyzRs,-1hs losloH1ae fA'es
Of ftsI .sts,e during The 13.s o4 Aafth srseuaoe
,i..'. - . ~. =, f.sr rofrl. ~. .po1
i"l;FS. is -. ,1st + W..finrtos tt.,..,. SL9y!
49, a. -. In N n.r. 81 -. Ik.,,. GiM.
-. = 60 -, ~. NJ Was..h xs V,hA4
~ X "a -. Ntnj.os it, cx.t o. L@sl.e. es'0J
1.t+.@.Ir NsitIr1 Il itr,yess ttdn,.... 1.Es3
Ict pp i. liAfl H.. nesf Elm, ta1l33-..... Asso
heSft sna VI W. 'ass w. - t1o,,
in,s IN f1itr *. ~ese oI Weih, 14atM. hsN
tn4 ca IIalsted u touth Of 1y}es. DnEyrss 49,,
kli6 A+>Ss
'en,t ms,EnGs 70 tan,a ~ a1ln
r+s,, ....,.xlahlso
, 1866-04-01

Tor Toward. n1 Eht!tY ytas. Ne~.
fps eLih.rn WITH Dersr h,llnc sairfy and .urcrs.,
II eo7ecu seidtty Of tha ako11sth- isllsreA ~ind
ttar.hta, wheihes 1rtstn- from aee.hfne or otne.
tsarer. An cid and weIl4sted feaety. Pczireu.
tAfe m III taaes-
Thulf-str etpls ! bottle 4tfYt.
, 1866-04-01

FrrparRuons for Irou BILE on tho Caua-
dian GoAa1.
fFnoua thr n. \. n1es, aeth.1
Tue flying eanatrou, which IA to Le hsted
out Tar cruise on The lrftlsh North Amttl.
can COAST Will. IL Ia kail. eonstst OF seven
res1eA. II Is not positively known II yet
what ser.el- will he assigned 10 this duty, bat
In al probability the vessels selected viii b-
4 T.JT
, 1866-04-01
AtFsE

Go 70 our friend ~. r.. IIcrrtil'a For
ktso-enec ttl. l1upt lanterns. Chandeliers, sass-
wAft, 1t., n and II 1iundoapl ttfrrt Et6t
, 1866-04-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

Suoke Rurninc.-&:o and aeo the 10
ltEtyJe burning llinolP coal Il I8skef's .tore. :
kAodotTh 5tfk<4. corner oi b Late. aTtl
, 1866-04-01

II wFISESt'AI, ApTt :. It w o'clock. q Rntsars'
Auction 14Gn:s IN Txinaett t!stek. and J O tAa-
d"aih II bs'.etT ttsto = ma Ta"asA Rv-see- -
J~we.r! frd SILVER nd sreE lt.te.i AHls af II,
=. I1rttrbs1B. lte Uholr cosaS<:ses avery l&fKs
sc e-sras lot II S|<* ~ b sola s1thoEt Fetzrss
Saf eA4h.
By order Of i. II. nardeaharsh, A.sizae>-
WA. A. HtFTkist CO
H91
, 1866-04-01

Co tn the Rest-<so to HtyxAt Il ySf4t.
tons Chicago Cot1merr.Al Cottca.e 10 Get = thor-
ou0h, pfxCI3tal business ecoezuoc o9 10 ,. eurar
Euod fr}eyrsph oprsator. Addtnas tos Circular,
DEFIANT 4 afNAY5pN t:nteavs. II,
, 1866-04-01

Rxr. --r HtAL-IA +'t -. f..
s{yrA.+s Aezp. -s.cs~ IN II, -Ef-> i-.sl,fue
Axa.ea mcnh fGo tron, -Hsl SthEntaA7. ~
t.% E.ss..s: ~, %.ss<., ~kS fe-xI1Enipod n .exu
, 1866-04-01

New Herk stock and Msn~J Market.
SFw oxs. Mtrrn Il
NlSFT-ftV II a4t p.f errt. eAl1 leans .-.
Sftkllyn And poEatn-, ~ 1os ' ~.
t4--S11hoGt oet1htd Ct2a>t. epcnInx a l.. !,
,srt}1p'nf .e III Y. Lad e!os!r. - 1-E-
d+AtSByNYNT SF1NK-A akA4e Better
, 1866-04-01

4 SsIGNEESf SALE.
told mad silver WxEchrs. Gold nnd PinteA
JtwcIry. Fare Silver Ware. @tI-
vet Plated Ware,
, 1866-04-01

TOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
~ EarH ssrnud M.ttnen
IuCEsDAE AffTi:sshtS. Arr!i 4,h JsS. It. Ite
Eens6t of
Edr. GG1s. w. HuED.
ne hr-<se.s bm Of tae s.-.:, tuf t4tdc 4iass ..e
.El4 u La UH{4 xtH
, 1866-04-01

- - -"! NcE. Il -
TIN. VIII f%lnc,r-,s- ., ',-'> a: lectur~.
bef,rv Lht tfr~l tSs,s.y ~ - Ia l'rrA
-'~ Snise HILL toos. n 1915 r. n, aa, ~ ?. {.
keA.- AFe Ute
, 1866-04-01

On TrEsnAY, Apsfl ~ ~ o'tleek J. ss 37tttss
Auet.at :.1<tlA, In Fauer's Nssk. ! And al kAt1
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, 1866-04-01

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SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1865


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tpcd T.. nd co%1s II TIE lot,ee cauzt % Saturday
T., se{,:ag RI ao7 without neEnAe-
, 1866-04-01

ITO RENT, From May lst, the
L large steea, asp eo.th wAtt7 atreet. h~s s~s7
LAtAIt Asd Nr4s, Aell adopted for l1fKr rhulesaie
rx,tp stfe+ kJI5
, 1866-04-01

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HAeG, "E1xurea uflI Ess it," Ely 10 a1tafrd 10
sead ~ tna,,et q ea.c2astton IL fatt ard ws al
k1sH that tHctG a:e pro.efe.A!fJ steobofn uat
e1rer---tes ars rh1s svas!, 1eEnaneat- srca l.
, 1866-04-01

FOR SALE--One hundred and
l. ~. 1otA an nAis,kd xed ea}o,a,us st:,n.s IL,
t.sf. 1'n 20 r. .srests. .Aasly u JoaS l.
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, 1866-04-01

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, 1866-04-01

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, 1866-04-01

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, 1866-04-01

FOR SALE-Chcap-A neat cot
i:EeAnt hs3 on lae wesf rtae. u.as lAe no+re
ra:1- Inquire 10 1ks pst1nlsr4 II t1e1cs II ~
, 1866-04-01

ITO RENT-I1ousawith uine rooms
J. STD four entrts With gea acd vrtfr; .ssn. t. ~
worth # wpIch II nus h.
be hsd fe tsL0- Itarlre ~ l48 West wathiastpn st
, 1866-04-01

TO RENT-To Millmcrs. One
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, 1866-04-01

TOR SALE-1Iouse and lot on
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r.so,a aud eissrtA iot tx1o n I1ler eair t:Sn rsah
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ITO IlEET-Dock property situ-
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oeccrtei By G. Ae1rs Co. luruper rafd. viii he
E{rHtte4. a<1t
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Hon9-.l an Wcxr lx1 cuupeKy.-7hd rig
u'a. monthly retfAe Of tae 7rrstees Of This te.
sztsoa Eli b -esd 1t The uosp'A On Nontsy 3ster.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-23
The Civil Rights Bill.

The Civil Rights bill, which Ia,
passed Congress, and awaits the sigma
turc of the President to become law
is calculated to insure to the Freedmen
all the protection which can be secured
to them by general law. 1t is thought
that Mr.. johnson will give 1t his as.
sent, and If he should, great step will
have been taken in the proper way Of
reconstruction. Our readers may gain
an idea of the nature of this important
measure from the following section Of
the bill:
SECTION ]. That all persons born in the
United states. and not subject to any foreign
power excluding Indians not taxed, are here
by declared to be citizens of the United states,
and such citizens of every race and color,
without regard to any previous condition OF
slavery or Involuntary service, except as a
have been duly convicted, shall have the
same right in every State and Territory, to
make and enforce contracts, to sue and TO be
sued be parties and give evidence, to inherit,
purchase, lease. sell, hold and convey real and
personal property, and to full and equal bene-
fit Of all laws and proceedings for the security
Of person and property as is enjoyed by white
citizens and shall be subject to like punish
ment pains and penalties, and to none other,
any law, statute, ordinance, regulation or Gus.
tom to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-23
TRAGEDY AT ACKLEY.
A Tresspasser Shot Through the Head

Ackley is a youthful city, and very
fast. There are indisputable evidences
Of its approaching metropolitan charac-
ter. In other words Ackley has des-
peradoes in and about it in numbers
entirely disprOportionate to its present
limited population. We learn that for
some time a number of men employed
by the contractors for the extension of
the u. & S. C. r. r., known as track
men," have been conducting them
selves in most disorderly and vicious
manner. Peaceable citizens Of Ackley
have been threatened and assaulted,
and 50 far has this conduct progressed
that neither persons nor property were
safe. On Saturday of last week a gang
of these men visited several BUSINESS
houses in Ackley and amused them
selves by throwing goods and other prop
erty into the streets, and when remon-
strated with brutally assaulted the
proprietors'. At one store they con-
tributed to their amusement by throw
ing crockery at a post, destroying it OF
course. At the store of a. Georg they
not only damaged and destroyed large
quantity of goods but assaulted Mr..
Georg in a most shameful manner
He entered complaint before Justice OF
the peace, but the trial amounted to no
more than farce. On Sunday mum.
Der of the same party, among whom was
man by the name of Kelly, q shoe
maker in the village, gathered about
Georg's store. The door was locked,
but Kelly kicked it open and entered.
Mr.. Georg succeeded in ejecting him
from the premises, whereupOn he went
to his shop and procured knife with
which he returned. Finding the door
locked Kelly again kicked it open and
defied Mr.. Georg to put him out. He
made threatening demonstrations and
Mr.. Georg was compelled in self defense
to use his revolver. He fired one slrot
which took effect in Kelly's head, in.
flicting q wound which is thought will
prove fatal. During the whole of Sab.
bath afternoon the greatest excitement
prevailed at Ackley, peaceable citizens
justifying Mr.. Georg, and the track
men" preparing to lynch him. They
were prevented from carrying out this
purpose, and Mr.. Georg who had sur
! rendered himself to the proper officer,
was taken to Eldora for safe Keeping
He is represented as being young
man of quiet and gentlemanly behavior,
and one who would not have resorted
to violence except in the last extremely
of danger to himself. Or all those ac-
quainted with the circumstances of the
case with whom we have conversed
not one has uttered word of censure
against Mr.. Georg, but all unite in ex-
culpating him from blame.-Dub4Que
Herald.