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, 1866-06-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Arrival of I1cut. f:ov. Rros-Evscu,
uon oi van AosoeH ana Lemon tost-
Trned-PnTment or Interest on the
Stalc Iyunds-Pcrsouul-u clc.,
-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdhune.1
Sru1s9F1ELD, June %.
lint. Gov. Ero.s nrr,rrd IN the civ th,e morr.
-. Ma us, ,mn,adI.,s1x, ,x.i,ed 49,, S hr anr..
lpE. *s Ae - Iusu1!e'y "arsu up'u y gu.
matlee, and presented VIII petition praying that
Iemun. sentenced to be hung On Fr,asy ne.t. A
~ al, n ,h,s ctv for tbe mn-,a- ~ I,h- s.r1.
1uo ~. ~ tAa e"!' ~. M A4a4ues " oo"u oann'
derf, o! ta"nee, might De possponed mill the
1eiurn OF GoEe1ror Ogleshy, vho
Is now absent from the Slate. The acting Gov
orno, af,cr a1a rcna,darst,nn or The suhact rnat-
eAnoA. - ~. - ~, ~, ~ PoP.
poned Tue execution unul theSotn oay OF dh5 next
On the return Of the Governor 4 petition praEing
ior commutat1on Of inc sentence TO 1mptisou-
ment Tor life will be presented ALI preparations
for the execution will uON be STAYED until The re-
, 1866-06-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.

=,
Destructive F1rc-H0nnF4 10 the Menu
orr of Gen. Cass-Plrst Lot Of New
Vbcaf-Ten Pin M tgatc1,-Goy, Fletcher
f.ha.c.a xga,1, r..un uctar., s,osa
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tonfentaon-h -hamofeo Delection oi an
Old School PFeabEter1an ClerGyn1Rn.
,su..,n.,.. .,.
tepee'aa A'ssp@e'' " .Ae ensAso 4''oaoc-1
ST. Lou1s, Mo-, Jnne 20.
destructive fire occurred Mt mIdnJobt. ant
.....s 81, -o..,v a.r,foh, T., ~, ~ :. h.o,- =.
nninsa na aea''y aa5lgns' ~ tne 1oH sno"n as
"Ten buiIdlnGs, On Fouitn st1eet- II nsoke out
in 4 mysterious manner in tbs millinery goods
etore Of FedcrleIn & Cohen, and burned ont the
building clean. The adjoining buildings and con-
L-.., w., ,
, 1866-06-21

s55A, s:se1t e:51. This rnes ended, the forcnoons
exercises, and posiponeuens Was uad Tor dlpu=r,
In The afternoon. Class L, saddle hones, was
Dnryee, by " q. coo1sy, 81 AdIian; ;. Night
70; Johnny" b. Il: P. thompson. of Elsin, III. !;
s.E1celalor." By G. Ii. Faase,i. Of Chicago !;
..oheitnnt Jlm.' b F. ]. Kine, of Toledo, Ohio.
AZ the animals were hne Specimens q eaddie
d. hey prauced up aud down lne track.
They were folloaed By class 7. for latest walk
ing horses, and elas: E, best matched geialncs or
The grand feature Of tho afternoon and Of the
fa!e, thns FIR ~ It's progress. WIS the exhibitor
under ..Glat. A1las'est tTo1ng st31'on, se!di:$
n7st three In Ave-. IN harness." The following
horfes came upon The track: :. Robbins, kalaus-
ek zSS, fEss fGSes ss1Ss1 Ss; oy e. Pr
owa.io. baek sfsilion. Butehct Boy" and j. !,
Thenp Or, Apn "a; Areor, aay mare. Lady Hooper :"
do;1ars on Lady Walker, with few takers. Af.cr
keor1ng tM eye Times the horses gnt OF uueaVeply,
R9snsr BoS having ,ho pSle Grsy Eags and Lazy
the word With the little Chicago marc close At bis
hec1s- At The quarter he was len lengths ahead Of
walker At ths hs1f mile, Toish he made IN l:le
oayleht, hut during the remainder Of the heat she
ed ,he neal, q lime, s5a Lady Hooper and Buteh-
Second Hesk--A good start was obtained atfer
COMP riyely little scoring. The Lsdy taking the ad
Elsce fiora The wire at the qusrtot pole; sha vas
5ys lengths in ,he LEAD Of t;sey Eagle, a1a nye
pole. wblch she reached IN I'LL, there H1s little or
no change II poti'ions, opt on the lower t!sck BY
assed her. ana led her by t~o lengths curing The
+. ma!ndet Of The heat, whlcn he won In e-35.
7"ira Hzdk-Thcy got OF with the at1on run.
Ming from the wire; hut catching immediately, he
hstaurd the advance. At the quarter he had
lend Of fve lengths; 1t III half IN lis,
half the lttle mare vas on h!s wheel at the thIee-
quarters .he axan vas far in the rear, and Or the
home stretch she began u show sfsns OF exha1s-
''on. while the stallion held his speed to The end.
and WIS awarded the hea, and race.
The last heat was accomplished In time aS7H.
The chicago men, Of WHO n there were Qatte
number present, were completely taken By sur
prise at tho result OF tho trot, aud the case with
which the big stallion could 70 away from their
little fayorftc.
The attractive features OF lomorrow's exhibit! Ion
will be the exercises OF the lady equestr1ans The
liberal psizts offered for competition in ihk class
WILL II ts be!leved. secure the attendance Of some
Of the finest lady rider. In the Northwest 4 large
attendance Is anticipated On this occasion.
, 1866-06-21
FROM ADRIAN, MICH.
Second Day Of the National Horne
Shuw-Cl1kaeA BXhlblfed-An Excl.
ting H4co-FFoEr1mmo for To-day.

Second Day OF the National Horne
Shuw-Cl1kaeA BXhlblfed-An Excl.
ting R4co-FroErammo for To-day.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttinune.]
ADRIAN. June 70.
The third day OF the National Hor.c Show open-
ed This MORNING under auspices mere promising
for Its future SUCCESS than were anticipated on
Tuesday evening. The weather since Monday has
been ill that mortal man could def1re. The trims
from the East and West to-day haye brought In
large numbers Of persons Hbo cane to yi*1t the
show. and thc attendance On the grounds this III
tcruoon was very fatr, probably 900 persons being
present. On The grand etaud during the hotttug
rnce This afternoon many OF Adrian's fair daneh-
tesE BY their presence, lent eeat to The occssou.
The exhibition opened with Class D, couslstfng
Of single carriage gslatngs o. mares 1he entass
rs the ard u premiums w!ltnor take place unti1
Saturday, II Il mol known who possesses the vim
ding animal. 1t pill be Fz1ufy1ne to bis friends
in Lhicaro, however, to know tha! Col. Woods
elegant Black Hawk MARI. Norma vlthstood
iii The tests in a most satisfactory manner.
Following .he roadetels came The thorough bred
s,sllione In Clase 5. There. 10 The number Of vc,
KIth Cen Cuetef's "Don Juan" aud Marvin
Forte *'St- Dennis, ," the centres OF attraction.
darced apd eavoned p md down The 4 traek 10 The
hor-e fe,n. THIN came Class y, In which tlrst
premium Of forty, and second pre- mum Of twenty
dollars, Ht1e offered to the frtt and second best
Reldmg and mares th.t had never tro,.
led before to. =. money. There were
~ e Ss bes i've
eeldine. owned b William BlAhop, Of Adrian, took
he an md lhlto heats, and Lady Richmond, a
bey, nox the second keak Tbs tina uaaa Was
, 1866-06-21
FROM NEW YORK.
The Homo for Unknown Dead-Haces
Cholera Iten1s-11urder Of \ Conrs

texan.
yo,.- y-,a ao-,rh, No,,,s ~ 11or,a fl,
NEW 1oRk. s1ne So-ane MsofEae. .. oas so'
Unknown oeaa n 2t some f1nsas'
va opeaea ~ re + Sss q.i9, +. .as ,c
N . an3c and csnse " de,tn of rh ,nv
& .te 1a AZ iosn ass,r tire. ~ I'M
PERSONS "ao "5s'es4eos'5 'o7' sae1 '''ee - ua+'
el!Fs H. o,a ,.n. a. uo,,k.,, veate,.,v v,.won
T5pa a sa.4n.r nichrsen5 a,d ,ha thi1I,
by hnientocoq aGaIHst iaeans14o, a1a tna .nt!n u! I
race, OF t"o nAe nea:s, tos Hn1cn 1neke "ele Elk
en,5tc.. Mas wdn % C.na9. y, -.,ox,.d ,oa.x
IN ,ts rl,r Ann = f:rnshT coinTef' dieft st Nh.
, 1866-06-21
THE STORM on LAKE ERIE,

Destruction on Land and Water-Pro-
peller Fremont *afe-The ScAooners
Aeo. SuGelI, TWO Frienda aud Snow
Drop, and the HcoWs Highland Chief
and lnG1ua&rle eAshorc-Otllcr. tzcport-
ed Loas-Vesxels Detalned-Edects OF
tile storm In the City.
From the Cleveland Herald. June 19th.]
Since our evening edition VIC h1Ec learned Of
several additional utasters 10 the Shipping In this
VICINITY. Within the remembrance OF The ''oldest
inhabliaut," and tho mot ohseETant *.sailor mau.
for the past two daye. The Storm commenced on
Sunday morning, gradually Increased and ragsd
With unahaed fary during Monday aud Monday
snd On the land has been unprecedented.
VIC Published yesterday afternoon list q seye-
raj vessels that bad rone ashore from the effects Of
this tremendous storm. Wc hare no" to record
Tic Canadian schooner George sprell, Captain
T1tuf, went ashore near the mouth OF Ch1eEtn
oamase that might result from the action Of the
sea, the was scnrtled, and no~ lies easy on the
ennd besch-
be Went ashore here was large bark dismassed,
and another bark dragging her anchor. which he
thought mutt inevitably 20 a.horc. He could not
learn ths names o. e{her o. % tos.e sssses Saps
tie mouth OF Euclid Creek, which Was said to be
tbe Two Friends. The schooner Rapid Il also
afhorc Il, that locality, but no partfeuiars have
just below Euclid Creek the schooner snow
n1op ~ szaofG. ned @ h1 ine Sas'he1 ,as.
Sonner, 4na - v"sS S ~ ioaSod 9Th E1,i
pOlAu1a S9pas. s. aan,s r. II. sttr "'ea WV"
l1om CaLaoi9u noIt. ovana W JILL saa NV
Ine esoW HiEnisno Ghe!. o"a.o ~ 9: S,s* ~ -
rates OF ahit cIIy; u afnofe o1 1sar tailpol..
she Tas loaded VIII WOOL anu ooano 1of to1e poFt
from Canaoa. ~. n. .,an,,.,. :.
u isposei, i, ~. % % III nr, NJ - - i6
soont tefea miss 9a Wst " 'uls p'1'' o0' M eo1e
The nrnneier Fremont was reported a.h7re, hut
oc paISn - T. a. onsA .ses ~ -
rom bEnalo, tepotts III a'e'" ~ I'LL s'osA
m Monda7 1nofb!ne. ~ !iRat.l .
a deepa!Gh 10 me aseuI o. tae Mos.nesu a1ans Hs.
peEta1on toi1pa11 9ual Iu. . 9ss ", a. neH
ocioeS sGsteIoa5 III ..f 'n@1 c pfoe1
eE I'll nss Msw;. Mnr,s M.z ,1.o ,enor1e, r.horr
~ nc ~ nn5 rnssnn to hai,ass XII sha "a saEs
VI. me az n, tc frnneT fstcs an saturas1
a. sas ~ az ,vind ,nn snnuah IN rr.eh I1stTo
n1 aua nao 2 LILA " AVIS ~'@1' ~
River. <..u =, c~,, ,.,u :. !.
INC Hon t3y ana e1.y u %sse ,a, .a,t, s,sSs -.
taloeo ~ p. X ~ ,a.ser sss r III nr,1ntt
n eoeI a. ns rsoh. ~, ."honnrr Jun,n. to.1e
III ~ ,s {ons T,eSo rnanacrd tn nm fctn Iii,
VIZ Ltat nnn,5art Tva ara n nforrtd hv {.snI
Ta, tho, Ia navsr h. fnre eYneTsnccd snrh ronvE
weeks lna' ~ nesel ueautf ~ =. ,nuen i;fsrr'tu
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, 1866-06-21
FROM NASHVILLE.
1:Utct Of Gov. DF0WnIoxxsA Proclaim.
uun-ADu%cz Of Freedmen, DC.
Especial despatch TO the Chicago Tfihune.j

Aun-ANutEH OIL Ffee0meQs zACs
Especial despatch to the Chicago Trihuue.}
NAsHvlLl.E, June a0
Cos. Brown1ost proclamation cxeitcs cons'oes-
able comment. The ratification Of the constltu-
.ional amendment By the Legislature Will be Bit
ae1fy opposed BY all rebel elements In Tennessee
Mnn. euppotc the coppcEhcads in the Legislature
will cut loose from their former rebel aastrers aud
70 for ratification.
couple Of freedmen have recovered ~Hgcs In
Rnil against the Nashville i Decatur Eai1foed,
before = magistrate 10 This city. which had prevt-
ou.ly, IN the Fncedmeu's 5 Bureau Court, been decd
did sEasnsi Them.
C5uci7cs Rn1 eroEs ln}retlces are again being
p1actlctd toMard thr frrtuurn tp ,Aslou, porttonE
81 1cnne.lec. and within the past wrck Gene III
Fisk hss teen obhcel. IL eeystaI cases, 10 sc&ort
to military interference 10: theF pro'ecuon
The statement that the (inlon employs on the
Teupcfeec 4 Alabama railroad were beng tnfncd
OF and ,rbee put their races ir incorruc- TIC
officers Of this road Asknsra me no ch1nEes bare
a,eeu made recently. exctpt one or t%o egndncsosa
were dtehat.ed and thtt not Tor political rrason9
hui simply bcau,e their services were not needed.
No p+s.ons have been out in .hel1 piace$.
preliminary meeting will ne held tomorrow
night 1or the great union demonstrauon 90 tie
Fourth Of July, 10 take plaza on the Nashville bat
tie GROUND.
, 1866-06-21
FROM DES MONIES,
EosFn Republican State Convention
Candidates Nominated.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.]
DEs Mo1Ska, June 20.
At the Republican Slate Convention to-day q
Radical platform was unanimously adopted The
asenusnce was Large, and every indication Of bar
rnony and enthusiasm manifested. Colonel Ed
Wright, Of Cedar County, was nominated for
Secretary Of State; Hon. John a. Elliott. OF Nit
Ghe!l County. Auditor; Major S. E. Rankis, Of
e. Z. Carperter, OF Fort Dodge for Regisez of The
state Land Once; Hon. 7. E. Blssel, Or Dubuque,
for Attorney General; Hon. E. b. Sile*+ Of Wap-
pello county ior RI porter OF Supreme Court; Lieut.
liar. uaaeEman, Of pase County, for CLERK Of The
Supreme CouEt.
The convention adjourned with tasee cheers for
the platform and the candidates and sueceas at the
poIlF,
, 1866-06-21

CIEyELAsD, O., Juno a1.-At the annual meeting
Of the Cleseland Toledo Raz1road Conpauy, held
tits dsy, the following FAMED gentlemen we're
elected Dtrec' orr for the ensuing Jeas f. e. bi.-
ney, D. N. Barney. and Henry Keep, q Sss Turk;
John Newell lame. Nasou* and +. T. HlodJ. nj
cleveland; John Good YIN. af Noswalk; .. II. Youn,,
md r. r. Ho4g. Of Toledo. The officers elected
were John Nswell. Pfesidenr L. D. Tucker. sHpsr
.intandent, and VIM. 8. Stauntoa. aecsees.y aud
E1eakpssf.
, 1866-06-21

NAxcuEyrxA- n. Il. April. 1863.
MEas1s T. t.. WALLACE 4 Co-:-AloN lu- to aid
my testisnoslsl to many Ioa have rce'lved Of tha
posiuon for the Aalt. In the Of NJ ufo h4va
nsed dozen mort knd1 of 1tAllnz Preparations
nrd cle1nlnsta . restorative and scfon dress-
INT. youtA By exce!s them all. hare 1sad II for
number Of our leading citlzcns owe kha yoaihfai
appearance Of thelf hair 70 your pre- narration.
U.J- CLARK, Poatu34stef.
, 1866-06-21

- - MAscHETEH. n. H. May, 1865. =
MIseHs. F. L. WALIAcx 4 Co.-Ser ny uame 90 M
anouX those who have used your preparation with
aEe yours tho dsctdtd preferences. II sction upo1
the halr m tho color, 10 quick and dufsh1s
DR, D, Z, BOUyELLE.
, 1866-06-21

AA1CHxs9Kz, n H., March, 1855,
NHNsRk. r. L. WALLACE tn. hay. used your
It a. superior article, accomplishing Ill prom
1E8 to do. h. ". TILLOTS0N,
PaStoe Elm Street Church
, 1866-06-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Eject OF the Union Demonstration Of
IueAdaF-DnicIal Copy OF the CpnAtl-
sutlonAi AmeAdznent-N1ason
Especial Despatch to Chtcaso Tribunal

lopEClal uespAlC1 u ANCA2V 4ki1AAt.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Juut TO-
The maenincent Union demonstration last night
ha, proved emetlc TO the Coppesheads, and there
the sickest Ret Of rebels in this city to-day TINT
ever WAS Known within the corporation limits,
The Herald CAME out with ltbelfous and malig-
pant article, abusing Cor. Morton in e.eJ possible
uay, and it, Hes were 20 outrageous as It excite
The disgust Of the better class OF it, supporters;
while the Union men who have been palfonlxfng 1t
aEr about 70 abandon X a.rogetter., The snxtes
are mosf1y In their holes to-day, and Union men
ar, jnb{lant oser the splendid start given to the
good carse.
The UeTald ala opuhlithed a gross libel this
mog1,nx concerning M. Douds. Eeq-. Of Shelby
Eilie ~ho has arrived In the city and proposes 10
test ibe HeTatds financial has,a Ii the c0urlH.
The Governor, Ibis morning received from Secrc-
try Sews1d an ofc,ally certified copy Of the Con-
ttitut,onal Amendment. 1ately passed by Congress.
Il Il not tfenft NJ the l're :ident.
The Grand Lodge Of Coao.ed Masous Of the State,
commenced Its s..eIon to-d.y. Ten lodges arc re-
presented They vail hare pubic celebration to-
DuYFDR.
, 1866-06-21

MONTPELIER. Vt, June 2o.-The Republican
.stc Cppvcnttop to nominate candtdates foE slate
.uffcerr wa% held here to-daE. Ine 1oIoMtos arc
I'M nn,n,n.ttons for SAFE officers: For GnEcfnor,
lion FauI Dillingham;. Of NAtersnrS; L'euen-
mi Governor. Qon. A. B. GatdueE, OF bennington;
to,t1 tic p1escpt incumbcnts.
, 1866-06-21

HookaHr. n a.. March II, 1s6t.
MrssRS. T. L. WALLACE i Co-Gsut8: ffj4ud a6-
Ueet me to TT your ptepaEaro0, staun< what good
efecti had on him. y nEst laughed q the tdea bak
consented to the trial. pleased with II have
ftstsd It tboIouRhly. Il haa restored my hair 2ad
Whl1kefs 10 their natural colos, md kceps tlem TO-
commend It To all In nted.
W.P FARMER
, 1866-06-21

MAScHErFR. n. n. 1885,
Mr.sss. F. L. WALLACE q Co.-GKyTs NY hafr
wxs fast coming ont and ny heaa growing bsld.
haa t!ed most q !he Popniaf aatr
Ce,s Hair ke.totatts. This stonpsd ny bay frou1
head = nrny ~ tvef. thoush haze not usea quite
one bottle MS CLARK.
Merchant, No. Hanover Atreet4
, 1866-06-21

was Grand adaIr. J. Gn-don Renncts, Jr.. pro-
lstctor Of the Henrietta, at h1s OWL exrenf: suo-
piled ateameE. 4 hand Of music, aud fine lunch
con from pelmou1co's lot tbe members OF ne press
on the occasion, and the rerieW. a. consequcncc,
l. descrlhed in nearly ali the morning papers. The
rule ba hf fetofore been seec: pspers fot these
descriptions.
, 1866-06-21

New ToRK, June a0.-Adytcc* from Port rifre,
Guadaloune In ih. French West Indlee, Of the a9th
Of Msy. ray The sugar crop had au abundant yield,
but the eupply for market was likely 10 fill ehoEt
owing 10 want Of hands to gather it,
So fatal hAd been The rayages OF the cholera
amonR the colorcd population that about 1900 OF
this class OF the inhabitans had died Of the disease
on The island The city Of Point a I1tre was free
from the disease when the Su.an Jane left. The
weather was M2ru, and dry.
, 1866-06-21

XASCHIsIKk, MATCH IL. 1853. !
Mzsans. F. I. WALLACE 4 Co'-Iam veil acquainted
with sevsrA fthc leading c1uzeus Of Ibis ciss Who
have used your alF 1to1 xttye perfect kattAf+o-
teu. 1hA!e also used 4 nsselE md can ehserfaly
recommend II being The be.t article tho aFket-
Il. B. CuAABERLAIN,
C1ly Treasurer.
, 1866-06-21

H.saop- Nc, Junn e1.-7he Union ConFrssslou-
al Convention, held here 1odRy vas fully attended
Hop, John a. F-tess was nonl"4fed 5or conssess'
rrcc1v,pr nearly unauatnout VOTE
4 lire number Of Delegates hare arrived 70 At
lend The Union State Conyeuuon to be held here
to-mokxpW.
, 1866-06-21

.. LANCASTER, Nay q. .asS.
AtEssKs. +. I. WALLACE 4 Co-Gents: havc a. Cd
Tour preparation fur hAir 1ud It the ceauest
and oest preparation for the hair that h4va ever
seen. Dr. j. ". BARNEY.
, 1866-06-21

MKssE3- +. L. WALLACE 4 cp.-Gents: I Ihaye used
Dr. cnsussets Empress for tho hair. and and It al
fhat It Chains 10 b. cordially recommend 1t t. tho
public. NAEr.:H :H2Ap. Ahit. Gen. n. H.
, 1866-06-21

CoxcpHD, n. r., N4y Il, 1stS-
AEssRs. z. 1. WALLAck 4 &Co.:.-.fo1r Hale Reatara-
only the cEeantst article thss have eyoF
Used, but also tnss II Ia al that nlaims % BE-.
4. II. CRQS1T,4. D.
, 1866-06-21
HEm ADVERTISEMENTS,
DIR, cHAUSSlER'S
e M ES S.!
La COMPOSITION fMPfRATR|cE,
POUR LES CuEYEUI!

II has tcns b'en known th%s the 3atr by mcnit ex-
trton, hy e1cftemeu By dssase aEd lnapeteEt ctcu-
tasinn. tss+ W vallty IuEn* srAY aad taA or Foae
eminent Frrnch Chemist, DIR. Ca4uS3.4R hAe pfo-
slded 81 1ntftole. aud At tho same Huo conbtnea
dressing tor the hnlr. ruEahtr. aod nne1y pettumsd
Remember tnls u h@dcest article for tho toilet which
b ever been presented TO tho public.
1T Is NOT A DYE!
It will cot soil thr dneit linen. It will not gum ihe
h%r and eau II to work into snar. Il t. Ees from
the disa:feeAhss 4uiell Of sulphur. Il will
Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color
or the a oreJ viii BE-. refund u every Ip9tanes.
country. The propr=tots present soe testlmonlAla ot
well known persons - 10 ata Gxcaiente.
, 1866-06-21

: 4 SEILAR LODGE No. 308, F.
n a. Min con.equence Of The i1Ie lse. which
Destroyed our place OF meeting. Iha regular comMu-
mentions Of this Lodge Will be discontinued until iut
thtF notice.
Ss@ HENRY TUCKER, sec'y.
, 1866-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON

Bonds Purchased for Re-
demption Of the
Public Debt.
GOVERNMENT TAXES
COLLECTED IN SOUTH
ERN STATES.
internal Revenue Receipts thus
far this year Nearly
S30o,o00,000.
CONGRESS-.
DEBATE ON TIE QUESTION OF
ADJOURNMENT In
TIE SENATE.
Senate Progress On the
Tax Bill.
The TWO CENTS PER POUND TAX
ON COTTON AGREED TO.
An Amendatory Pension Bill
Passed in the House.
INTERESTING DEBATE ON
THE PARIS EXPOSE"
TI0N BILL.
THE FEEfANS.
The Brotherhood Being Recon.
structed under Stephens
Lead.
NOMINATIONS BE STATE and
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
National Horse Fair at Adrian, Mich.
Rayages Of the Cholera In Gun
daloupe.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND NEGROES DIED
FROM TIE DISEASE.
Gold Closed in New York
at 152.
, 1866-06-21
EN CT NJ e 8,

FOR sALH-Qne Propeller k1Eue. IL IL IN good
running order, ana can be bought chesp-
Aiso 1b1te tsca inE kines t1i1, Ao1 one stco-d-
Bud HxJiEnntaI Engine. 6x1t.
NUEtHY 4 TDWNSxND. Maize 1nel9t Mosk!s
n1E@Ae{ CpynH Alfh1g1R S2a kSt2&aa &RssNs
, 1866-06-21

WAsn1sa1oS. June s0.-The Secretary Of the
. rrDor from the CommtsEloDx 0i
internal Hrvruue, from which 1t appears that the
amoun, Of d,rec1 ta1es By The ael Of 1861 appor:
he heen Connected appott,oucd TO Norsb Caro-
I'M. f1i6 lgi; collected, fsGo. .aS3; appos0oped 70
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pnENlx INSURANCE COMPANY
EW RK.

~ T. w I . II K.
CAPITAL.
The captal of said Company actually paid
No In Caah 81 900 600 q
The eurplus the Let day Of Jan, 1885, l02 II
Total amount Of Capital and surplus 81 ee3 100 u
Amount OF FIRE Premiums written from
Jsn. let 10 Dec 3lst iSo5.-..- &628 fea g.
Ditto Of MARINE / INLAND Prcmiums. ses,1s2 II
Total amount Of Premiums for the year 3l4s63si II
Amount Of PRE- LassEs paid, which oc-
CURED during the y-ar................. 3I7425 q
Ditto MARHMn snd INLAND do do. 3s6 - y
rss.l aOsns paid for loose. during year sssssn I
WIN. FULTON, Agent,
meh2 KSoKUK, IOWA.
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A Point ON which all Physicians
Agree.

AAkOOe
Out Of ten thousand regular physseiaas you cannot
ind cus Who viii not say that imsanss auas~rgants
are absolutely necessary in medical pfaece And yet
n bysone years humane practitioners havs hestatcd
administer them, because the nendfsh Ingenuity Of
wretchss Who make mercbaadiss Of human infrmities
had polluted and dsterioated them tAat the remedy
was deemed dangerous the disease. This pepexi
y 10 happily done away WITH Physicians know. be-
cause the ns analytical chemists Of the age have deu
on.tr.,ed the fact. that HosrErrEss cELEARArRD
STOMACH BIrTERe sre absolutely and entirely fire.
from all perni ious elements. Hence they hsve been IN
troduced into the United States Army and accepted
whereon the testimony the WISE the intelligent .pd
the phanthropc rated Its just value the best
against and cure for nj. diseases arising from
impurify in the air other unhealthy climate nhuen
that has been tested by experience In
Dvspepsir and Liver Complaint without quai
cation reservation, that the Bters nearly
fab a, anything prepared by human SKIN can be.
may22daw1w
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egLGAfEs AROMATIC vEGETAsLE soar.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils In combination with Glyeerine;
and especially designed the use Of Ladies' and for
the n afsery. Ih perfame Is exquisite, and IL wxh
ing properties unrivalied. For sale by all druggists
febI3dkwly
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SHAVED HIA RrsHf.-DR. swAIs recently prosecuted
party for vending Rtters under snd iablsp 70
nearly hke his own - 70 dsceissths PUZZLE Judge VIII
ams charged the jury that - II proven thu, d
SWAIN had builtup nm honorable rePutatioa for HE goof
the defeurant has right ffade marts or
table, designed to deceive the public BY their siiart,
TO h than he would have to s.A ans other property
convicted the base imposter serv.d him r,sh
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CrRrous, rsx'r ir.-Ffed Douglas had two
sons and one sou in law, in the Federal army.
George W. Jones and Steven Hampstead, OF
Dubuque, had each one or more sons in the
Rebel army-and very incorrigible young
Hampstead come back to Iowa TO boast OF
their treason and of the harm they inflicted
upon the nation-to be petted and eourted by
home rebels who hadn't the courage to fight
for the cause they upheld by words-and TO
the enjoyment OF all rights which they pos
sessed before the war as citizens of Iowa and
of the United States. The sons of Douglass,
after fighting to maintain the Government,
are mustered out of the service and into the
same prescribed condition az of old. They
pay taxes, but they have no representation;
they are ruled, but they have no choice in
selecting their rulers. State Reoister.
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BArcHELon,s ham DYE.

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The genuine is signed William A. Batc;,elor Also,
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