davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-16

NEW York, aIarrh ia special to the HertsEd
from Gnelph. q. w., to-day has ,he toliowing:
Interior town. hut races on the frontier IN all Il:
forcr. Volunteers are being Organized. Reports
rre current Of arrests in Lower canaaa tor trsaaon
Atall points on the frontier there are skiFm!sn L
nibernIana speaks o! the difficulty Of eettin. WI
untccss. Some volunteers were brought up 10 the
mark by the bayonet md in seyeEal cases dragged
Uy the beela IRON under eds. Officers Of the feRi
r1cnt at Toronto had 1hcmeciTes 10, perform tnty
as kcntE7e-, and last week three sirates were Hog
ged and sent to prison for expressing Eenl1n ecu
fftnpnfs't
, 1866-03-16
FROM EILBDURN CITY.

Especial Deapatch to tho Chieaeo Ttihupo-l
KILuocnE'Irrr. March IL
VIA MILWAUKEE,. March IS. {
The entire block opposite Taurer'e Ho'eL- IN this
Nlace, wnt bmned-fncludfng the post Office, and
Harker, Dev1n 4 Conner, merrhants-at 1850 la.s
night. Lost henyy.
, 1866-03-16

From Haenna-Cantasrco ofa SLAYER.
new lonE. March 1o.-The steamer Mora cas-
tie brings Havana ad,tces to ihc 10Th. The Spa i:h
var steiner Neptune, had brought IN The captured
stave schooner Stat1lda With 3i5 siates on bosrd,
said 10 belong to Pancho AafteG+ u Y reported
that more are on hoard the steamer. to the uumber
or 1,572 in al. The United States su1boat CHI :ora
nd arrived at H0YnnA
, 1866-03-16
Cen. Cu.far.s Testtmnny-tVtsyn q, NfNr.
.,rrer was PArtioned-AnI Iaonf%S Ecst-
.,aastex-f9frul u eKtCO, &c.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Committee an ite-
eonsfTnrtf0u l1ua .tported lhe testimony o. Gtn.
tn",nr Vim states he In. Unveiled o! o:c1 isfas
md found rhe mss Of the people exceedingly btt.
trr acptu.t the Government more 50 taan NE "
>Ix 1nuu,h- aGo He meDiiened. among otnet
facts, l1l Grand Juries ks,7n. during !Ac i1st KY
1aonils pst. :uund so indictments 1or 1ne Munes
uf Mon iscn croe but not one Of Inc ea1ls
pal1le> hive keen convicted. ..
The SECRETARY Of STATE, IN a letter TO seaa:of
Sulunes, crtalls tie iActs IN the cae ~ 1ns n4l
t!+1el Mnrt1u E11et. Rad recently patdoneu lae
| | uusM of BA-le, Switzerland. on account o. n's
-1alcrat,cp 10 this eenptry lie wns nudef entehce
| al confinement for fwrnty.!o yeafe fn CHAINS,
lie 1;nited @iatp. Consul MT. ole 1t 1a-fe, ln-
| if1ned ,he authorities 1t nasle thA the Tnitcd
-tafes nus cnuny for con15cas, and TINT per
snns Iasdone.l welll rot te Isctt4ttted lind In
l thik eoun;ty. hrt would lie returned to HR1txef.
land a, lie exper-c Of tho.e s4o5nr tl,c., hither
| III. &. q. l., Ecu, postmaster IN North Carolins
It lhr s4,n.nencemtut Of the rebellion. wien coul-
u,rn.eatiou betwcen That state tad Wszhtngtot
ms dfst 1rr1rupted, ht1 In his hetwce1
flOo and 500 teloL s1ax to the Government. wh,cl
be bpr;cl tor safety. Kee-ntly he Sl1tn Audtor t
thc Treasury for he Post 0tace Department, us
,pfurtntd bI hip. of this tc'. md that the none,
! vas At the order Of the proper osats 4 draft h2
nccc;dmgly hetu drawn tor the amount In cur
>ince the introduction Of 4 Areso:ntlo1 in toe Sen
I sts sbo;; TIN. ago, With Taer 10 asos:ainG Il
, 1866-03-16

Negro Emigration.
Fon7 MoSnoz, Maseh IA large meeting 9!
for s
ION yesterday.
Ohio Stats Fair.
DA1rox, Ohio, Mnreh 1s-I has NpallT hseu
decil]ed 10 hold the next OHIO State Fair at Day1nn-
commencing on the 18th Of ness September.
, 1866-03-16
Mem AnnrrttseulFnfH.

MASONIC. o. There will be q Spe-
vi cinl Couyoca:lon OF Washington Chapter No
i; r. A. M thIs il FRInATl eY eutns. At 1k O'Clock.
ni:rJ Wtl. rADtLFOHD, IT,, Scc'y.
, 1866-03-16

Legislative Proceedin@s-The Word
s. White'' to lie Stricken from the Can-
btitutton-Apprppr1a1 to STATE In
Observation-Disclosures III Regard TO
Reconstructtof, DC.
, 1866-03-16

Items In the Deficiency Nift-0MctaI
Reports 10 the FreedMen's Bureau
frutla Suuttt <.nralfnu-
1Exnt-is n I1Asnafcl tn the CbfraEo Tfihuuh.I
, 1866-03-16
Tim BER LAND

fspaahle size for tnaeAdauing On Lake st. three to
foar tes west Of cty iui;5 alsS for delivering Of
said amount at The quarry.
The above ny order Of The Gou1ntttse o sn2etvisofs
on onds and Ed2tS The r-ht TO fesSct 1o5
a. iii o{ above proposals IT not satisfactory. El'
, 1866-03-16

Clorke's LetteFlto Secretary Mc(u1loraa-
p9nna1ion-fkcceipih ut the Treas
ufy FOR tbe Quarter Esstlfug December
3T-L+tatsleA of the Hail Routes OF tlac
FaFNye%t-fuA&fAuF FInaucca-Is omero
Before xlse 18ouse Committee on f4'r-
ei~u Rciations-1Ii.eclIa Hal
(ffk>
, 1866-03-16

Under the Circumstances in the midst OF wh1ch1
| bare returned 10 Indiana, = Welcome such Is yon
| Il, however, to hut o7e hing not to pctsonsl
| merit, but 10 thst integrity tuat has
commanded the respect OF our fet-
| in The holy scriptures. II taxc fought the
| good nrh& and kept the Eatth:" My drst thought
Today il one Of gratlfudc 10 Almighty Gud Tor the
L
, 1866-03-16

The west half aud northeast quarter Of bfock. s..
School Section addition having f.onfnEe or !9 Ieel
on canal NJ, 10 feet f1Fri+on nnd 40 feet on
irntou it, For sale by \. -, ,PEIkISS, Attulaey. \.
r. cpr Ii &c anil La;allc SIS. p'os
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
HOUSE OF REPREsEarArI YES.
IT, "a a..
rwr .rr,-pur-ss o. rvs rroD,g4urlf,os ossrrss

rwr srr,spuu-xs ~ ras rE",,sTMrsnos o'ssurss
rrcsr the call of states for te.olatsna Nr Rrrrrs
idsm.l ~ Ky o~srcd resoluton cshng upos the Cos.
snltiee ai Igrsatrrs~sion fe. statement hoe ss
or tho.saaf dollars hersi fore agyTotrlsled for
tho snpepss. 0f isat COMMITTEES hs~ tssn sfsni, sss
how
NJ sYvvu. rsr a r.. sssi.i thai No srpsnSsuss.
n sde b. the 0doers n Tie rens's brsbch NJ ue
eon npiss ard 90, tsess n The Hogss
The Hoase resusing % s->osi the call Tor TIE pssysa.
question snd Mr. wilson rnng " tcnsas the fsrouitoe
~eni over sndsf the ogsfslon " IL rsis
ytaSAaxr DrTv
Mr. nssasx ff~p.l y Ohio. inifcfocsd til h. pso.
vlde rrresseJ fsvtB1a frpa importsf -~a. ~het -.
rad twlss rsfsfr~ H. the CCniitas ~ TIE wboas on
ths etsls n ths rnier sd p~fsrNS printed.
n cobsss ~ toe -ol sssiAons " tbs revised Ia
bill ssn~f ~ ne Hoas al rottpcrse w fbe sens's
srosps tbs "a -sor~m atty inrf~asas ffosn t~n ~
sisvsn ysr cent 10 rae wool sad ~ rcHsn msbsfas
t0fed syoil so rt~<e1 fslT fedecrd frera fftr 10
forty eseta f~g pcurd.
twsst0st
NJ 0r4va freT ~ uba. acsr.e fssoialos fAst ~
H0ass asrsas tb~ sssk a. ssT-n csex an4 ssAs
sfsv@ss ea.iy ffgu. shifsta feA nA LAivs.a ssges
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

Atlantic Coast wreokieg Company have sWsesdsd -
missing the steamer City Of Norwich. sunk by esios 10
Long Island Sound on Han,ng,os. the 18th dag -
April last and towing her Cold sprnx harbor whers
she has been beschef shs iAy botssm up She wtsl
be rghted her mschRsry which, cell A. tho hall.
sad 70 b. Substantially uniajared, .rrmoved and the
hull tOvod t0 Nee Yoff
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
ARMY BULLETIN.
MIarEIL.sNHuN

so much of special orders Of the War Department.
dated July 2 1909 honorabv must~rs out Of the
United States service Major William Redwood Price, Brs
vet RrrSfer General Assistant Aijntant General Unt1
States voluntecss has bc@n suspended until further
ders. Tho special order " the ar mustesing 0s
Captain VIM A. Ia Vote, Brevet Lirutspsn, Cc,an~4,
Assistant Adjusut General has been revoked and he v
ordered N In person. without delay 10 Major Geo
erai Francis Fc~sendcn lately assigned N duty - A
ant Commissioner d tho Freedmen's Burcsn FOE ~
State Of MARYLAND.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
NOT THs PERSON ALLUDED 70.
% rux Hprron ov ruy WrnALp.

TO ruK xDfroR ov ruy HrnALD.
In an article In your l~us of yesterday, headed IN
iege Outrage 90 Tho Easi river" my namo spp~an ~
cns OF tho guilty parties You vii very much oexs
ne by con,rad,ctinr the report a. am ,n no way
nectcd With tho tranhation, and induced In msks
this explanation from the fact that ths only pcf~sn
IN the ward bearing the name and the article gue-tsoa
Ia calculated W do me- much injury.
JoHS wHALES, s>o Cherry ssr~s<
NEv YosU July n Isga
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

a.. .t:-. ys.. I'd: s.: .. sTs,ffirs Ss
M Of whieh are ltrsl11 EwaTA uss weadsrsi rssfss,e
- toward . universal fsl cssfrA
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

=: Oh ryTr ssl,SSIFsrysaap;;ss,s vs,' s
ar .ethnf No msher 81, has ever tired y /. W east
aid of hl. invaluable preparation 0ivss T~sf v Me ustA~s
and relief health ehld Caf~s visf collie s-A
regulates tks towss - ossis sssfis
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

eoSslS1as iIsiTiR sk5i4;Tf5 s6af.s~aas..-aa::.. sas.. 4.
rr-esirs Moth Pnpss. yiesh vertns, Hraptiams, o.
gounAuD,a ORfESrAL CEEAN oR MAGICAL
bfAUIffIkn -keiefesoss-Wenp@a ard
'sus bsaay ~ hs depot 80 Broadway. aud draxxsas
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

Adav~.- P.iisk ~ rss. Nssr.rsssm Ms..-
fscufsfs. 81 ffpft~srt F09fks sNT*f
order D1iisi Anf rsasff~f a
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

Al Prizes ts-sed In Legal Letteries.-Ciscs-
Lars ard frs-fngs ss~s
J cLrrr. Bgussr Ifs sro.1-s,
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

ssaTY x.s. ss .s...sd ssssse
sts fsisf - nssi, sssh t.iaias sAaar.n .ssss .
from ssunisf Complaints ~ ssls ~ ~ sfaaDss
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

Astonishing ,-Ths smas Cohen, ~ No. g3 Nsvsh
WfIsmsbarr wbo hsf the foe ~
ssf ~sihss erushss fsf ks sss k~~e
restored v y~f.ei h~slih u f.~ an-es of skrrALvES
this ststsfssnt sata ~ rega rod
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

tain u hos s,s Ne 'sss ~ ~ tho ssisrs
Ni.~..rrs Missouri snf y. so.sr.,ss rsnssy Il ed
thssr lsfsctsi flstrets nola by AZ druggists
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

.. sassais., = ssy.:.!,. n.res s:., sss
SAxsARfAL EALh snd rsisri Bssasi ssvs.ar. b~-
,,lofmssi sarr sgii ~ ifsssisla xs csnsi sfs-t
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

A.-"fscs"nii~d Among ths Pvss.vasisss -
aDsrio.s chemists "-DurNKrrs cocoAfsg f.r a..
u.ir. .us rL0aignL To- - n.sdsss1.f nv. vl.s.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

- ~,:r .--s-'l',s .sls n-'i'..'. r;s:-s
30 a ky~syy. 80 frs
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

ssrss sal hAsla sss ~ ssIs s'sss-s -. s-s- ~ -
gsnsfy ss sNfs sNt s-fssn - bAIthyW MAGICAL fkGw
txrhATpN 49, - ~ efYrssts 81 a~t.yt " rsx.s
sfsst Wee N9vs ~ i.ns
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

''.' ..,--- ...,!.:s ssg:.r; ~. 80 -. I.
sup'ps. -. - - I. :, 4 80 - go go,
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

WASH |NGT0N
ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE.
The Senate's Amendments to the
Joint Resolution COncurred
in by the House.
Refusal Of the House to Admit the Ten
nessee Delegation to Their Seats
RADICAL BIDS FOR THE EENIAN VOTE.
The President Requested to Intsrseds for the
Psisonsn In Canada and to Cause Suits
Now Pending in United States
UVuIlN " Uc UfSrUutluu6us
-~>>~s>>>>~~~~~r~~~>-~~
Refusal Of the Senate to Take Up
the Bankrupt Bill.
Tha Civil Appropriation Bill in
the Senate.
Compensate n Allowed to Loyal own
ers Of Slaves Enlisted in the Army.
-~~~-~~~~~~~--~~~->~o~~
The Secretary Of War Authorized to Pay
$500 for Each Slave Enlisted.
~o~--~>es~>---~-~s-s.~~~e~
Confirmation of Mr.. Stansbury
as Attorney General.
-~~~~-~e--~--~~-~>~-~~-~>
Gen. John A. Dix Nominated as
Minister to the Hague.
rprNcu rp0ODo CTtIg IANnI,r IN MgyJpn
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

P. & s.s 1"H'.s .. ss.' -s's.s.s = s.s
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

TIE -lss., .s~iss sfs~s,~s. yiss I,ry,sr..
fD> NatN wAcntsss s< E,ss4~s,
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

.NsH.yf- spa aEsshsv-.ths.pit~v'. fif~ f.r
NV HAft tWsfrrf<w ~ 100 sFsfes ~
hslf The - fhs Nsif
- = 80 $50. Fyisf 80 80 ssNr sr~4srss -
sNsftff 49, M}kwm ~ Ave ~ ~NsAe* f@ wsMt $50 -
tfSrr@ - asf - rNy ts IN bfssawsy Me- wkss~
,e4-fna.,An = sp~1s1's~ ,sss@<nt = - ssF si8 -
ssEAW . curgtLgws IN
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

90. ."s.' ST r.s'r: s -. az. El r.t-g = ..s.; .;'
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

| Hatrhsfsv'~ ftsir D,~.-Th@ w~-s tr che " svtH.
ss ea, pssfsst DE hsfni-ss rslisbs ARRESTS
II p2rf Z a rsV
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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VIZ r4sfs 49, 49, fsffy tagis~s wms r.A F-q~@ -
p-~ 49, tnnfMsW88 - tAs ~J esFre - feA "a
S~asu sus.sessaMs ~kAN ~ wAWD. wI Hfes4wsf. y. v.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

s."Ssys .:is -, ",s!:s r. .s ssr. rsg =. sr:. go;
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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~ hfsafvsr. .aA srwUis1s Nsns< ON
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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sraEss q ~ .s,.s ": s s.; Ss .ssa..i srs Ssa...
| - toward universal ~ cssirA ,
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SSSsarS ri%f ofssrsr csg1s E''s,s'' Ss sacAL
isas ssaav !, Il. asps, ., sss.l.sy. ssa a,ssx,.:
,-:,. AZ c,S ss. rvEirs. iIs sSsFFsrsap;;;s ys a
i.s sr pas. isrsass ,ss sr,,s. ps,aa .iss, -
:sa s.s .ss s.. &: .sa Cur. " -,ss x =; sss 80
rssaiAiss sAs se.sis . osss ssssis.
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,..s: s"s s.s -sisss - srs,s.. f.s .. =. -s
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CT. ss'
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'tiofnsn' ''''r ssiey tfsass sscsasi ~s-'
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fsssf,s., 81 r'esi..y. ns.f Fssf's s"ss' r'rs'fs
~ -@---1+e~----~-------
| an Prizes t's-s.d IN Legal Leu~ie..-ciscs-
cLrrr. Brs.r I;s nro.1-y
A-"Ineg~sii~d Among the Psep.vssss~s ~
A@sna.a sAsml.o "-nurNsrrs cocoAfsK f.r a.
mar. .as TLoarSKL To- - n.sasssa.t M. Yi.s.
no.,oa
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g'srrsa .ss = ~ es IN ts,ewsy. s~~ fsst wkss~
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ssEaW (. curgtLFws ~
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- sfs~s. :. - tt*8ssi x~f~fps - et J. We N~s
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feuNeeas - ~ ff4 sN1 saF~w
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t.. "gs,-y- ryrt.si.sh N.s.sss.. -.r.-S
rsstses, esssfssters ~ fiAstk kNst TsDssf
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fps NDtN NAcnisss. - Erpss~st
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The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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80 breAar4T AEnss -tstsf
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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nf1s4w.r ="
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

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% inrase teHl s1sss, fsf~rtsf tn - a.. yYM0es
rkr. lsas ~ Iefuleav Y. Fwrlfsh MN<rNtam Nriur
4 fr~nsioa Art0A ~ a eoms sf4ste "A n9erws ~
. - rf2s three tmes r2rssd
~ rssN rep - igss. or~Tta . f.s,fstinst
ttts a. eftef grsiress asf Assag1 r.ls ss~sAng
scrtaltses % 49, Psflk1 hsiifg~9s sns 90 Fn,as
shlct 80 fsss~aea
gafswr frHrsrf ts.0n 10 ~sAwv.
NJ EfasF. rep ~ kHt from tbs fuas go
fasnte. fsrFgfs1 . th Gfsrtng ths rosfnsrser
y fsy 5000 fsg ~ gafsni W MMssas n ~
Me- 1es, fef f.ahsse css,shsny stsnp
NJ hot4rA m0sed y ~ Nts lhs iasse
~ fsaNs. % yie~ n ,hsgs h~l.g ~ ascvurs
az = thtf, telns eses1si nsAJors.y sssihssf
sAh<fs~
FNffNmw ~ xm2 NFFaNFw ss0lM fxvumxs
1he Iissssa fasssa - tAe sHAtlatfatan a - -
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The New York herald., 1866-07-24

sAMfAH WfNfuN o. fANttA~fns hfMnox pNTufNE
rvs snrIffLifr LAVA
M DArss, rep 0f Ma asied gnaninnoas eoneent
~ have grgisy s~gnss for lhs oopsiisrS,on ~
Tcporga fronl ths comr4tIea fDsrign Arairs
Mr.. EaEpsu. fdsnL of u. Asssf his V naras The
sstJecia hs sonh iepoft aron
kr hswxs replied that 80 report ~ es ruhrsii'si
would IN rrerrnc~ 20 the ~ Canada tie AID
gssn 70 Nerve snd N lntsf,s shah The g0ysrbmsrt
tte untsd ststs~ has IN The ssvrisa ~ What Do
nssff he u9rrce fceY
NJ HasstLL obifetsd, siaiEs thsi be etyertcn 80
W the Hsairan loan
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From Washington.

BALTIMORE, June 18th. The Rev. DR.
Bullock, of the old school Presbyterian
Church, delivered an address to his congre-
cation tonight, in which he reviewed the
recent action of the General Assembly with
regard to Louisville Presbytery, sharply con-
demning the same, and announcing his in
tention to withdraw from the said General
Assembly. Mr.. Bullock is brother-in-law
of John G. Breckinridge
The congregation will decide tomorrow
night whether to go with their pastor or not
The New York, Persia and Marathon have
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Porto Rico, was burned May Goth.
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