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ssIoastEFy ana cJOmaterfIar.
Oincinnnti Mnrllcfs.

l,1ih0T 1HlH9H TumowNATL July %,
FLoUR--Avery flrn market Tor higher
grades lalihougR pFiges are not higher.
iamilyat $40 25@ll 25, and fancy at $lI
S500i3
WBEAr-A firm mal-lSet and prices tcnd-
ingupward Extra old red, crop of "a.
sold since our last at 80 1902 As; and at
The close held at 80 80. No / same crop.
sold nj 81 306p2 80. No. /, crop of 1865.
sold at ~ 10. .lf b.itA ttI
|. CoRN--A steady market. Mixed sheled.
IN elevator at 62G63e. Ear also brings G3c.
White IS firm holders asking 7It@75c. for
pure IN bulk.
/ OArs-Ihe tendency of the market Is up-
ward, and holders arc asking 36037c., for
No. 2 and 42@43c., and in some eases, 4lc.
for No. |, the latter rate from canal r-..
RYE--A quiet aud steady market for No.
az Zoe, aud extra at SOC The receipts
continue very light
BARLEY-~HOlders are firm. In a small
way prime fall and Canada spring sells at
81 Soc. n.
GRoCERIEs--The market remains firm
aud inactive, without change of impor-
tance in prices. We quote fair 10
ohote Rio Coffee at 20@3lc,; raw Sugar.
l2@t5i9t.; hard refined, 1Ti2mlSc.. and
MQlasses S0@90c. for Porto Rico
WHIsKS--A duh market, at So % duty
paid, aud 21c. in bond. The demand Is
quite light. ....
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE OPERA HOUSE,. R.4-There was another
large and brilliant audience at the Opera
House on Saturday evening The per
fOrmance pleased every body, and it's inter
est was greatly enhanced by the daring
feats of Mr.. Denier. The result of thd
weeks business was highly complimentary
to Manager Weaver. The engagement OF
Miss Kate Fisher and the talented company
who sustained her has proved complete
success. Our citizens have seldom Wit
messed a series of entertainments SO varied
attractive and every way acceptable.
Always on the alert to crafty the taste Of
his patrons, Manager Weaver viii offer
new and splendid attractions this evening
He has engaged, for a short season, the SER
vices of the world-renowned Zavistowskl
Troupe who will make their first appear.
ance ut the Opera House this evening. In
their peculiar role they are unriyaled
Their performances are of the most reCher-
che style, and can not fail, we think, to be
highly popular with our theater-going
people. The performance, this evening.
will commence with the amusing farce OF
Mature and Philosophy" This will be fol-
lowed by grand ballet divertisement-in
which the ZayistOwski's appear to most
excellent advantage. The entertainment
will conclude with the drama of THE
French Spy,' Mile Christine taking the
characters-"Mathilde," "Henri 81. Alme, =
and "IIamet."
Manager Weaver has furnished a mag
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The Foreign situation.

BY the arrival OF thesteahship PERUVIAN,
we have important news from Europe
While the military position Is unchanged
great armies ON both sides are eOneeRtra-
| ting before Vienna, Prussia gave her con-
sent TO an aunistiee by abstaining from
hostilities for five days provided Austria
agreed. She then proposed % give her de-
cision on the basis proposed within that
period Its nefjOFted that AastTh decid-
etlig refused topcsept the PrlEsiaHs, nondi-
tiOns for peace. In the mean time, the
Prussians have occupied Darmstadt. The
French Government denies that she had
any intention OF becoming an armed medl-
Ator Ia the difficulty. 20 anaa i4uol
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BY TELEGRAPTT.'
Washington Matters, 4 Y

WASHINGTON, Juiy Is.
Much 10 tlIc fclar 6feyerb body here, ihs
Guiding the members CoRefees lids adj
journed sine die, and already ytmany of the
senators and Representatives are on their
way 10 their homes Notwithstanding the
rush TO drive through the work and all
journment to 4 BOP. NJ. because Of the fear
that all che bills oflmpOrtahce eouldnot be
passed yet, after all, nearly three-ionrths
of to-day's session, In both branches, Was
consumed in speech making and recess
The President and his entire Cabinet ar
rived at the Capltolat eleven O'Clock, and
remained In tile Presidents room OF the
senate until the adjournment of Congress,
Here the bills not vet examined and dis
posed OF were presentedto Mr.Johnson aud
II was confidently expected that the Mis-
lcellaneOas Appropriation Bill that was
passed early this morning, would he vetoed
on account of one ofits features, n bounty
bill, and another tho increase of pay to
members OF Congress- .butafter full dis
cusson Of the matterin the Cabinet, the
President. approved the bill. Z
There isaa very general disopprobatIon
expressed here at the action of Congress in
giving ten thousand dollars 10 little Min
ME Ream TO make a bust of Mr., Lincoln
The grumbleIs would case their growing
II they could receive the same treatment
from the pretty sculptures that she gaze 70
the Senators this merning, after the pas
sage of her bill in the Senate. IL was kiss
aud hug all round, and little Minnie FER
vcntly pressed Der cherry lips to-each par
ticrlar Senator's check that come within
her reach. H W. ''..a' Ll
Tho Senate having failed to confirm Cen
eral Bassett Langdon, as Assessor Of the
First District notwithstanding the prom
Use of the Ohio Senators that the rejection
should be Teconsidered, the President will
now appoint him to ill the position held
by Mr.. Fosdick, and send him home next
week with commission IN his pocket.
Forney and his co-labOrers, in their efforts
to cripple the Administration, have signally
failed in their aim at the passage of law
to prevent the President from making APP
pointments anu removals. .
The will OF, the Radicals was sufficiently
strong, hut they could hot quite muster up
votes enough TO carry the measure through
the Senate, though 1t did pass the House by
five majority. nuoa d..- ...,fI Irlf.g. f.-. (.
| There is no doubt the President will eonl-
mence the work of official decapltation In
the coming week, but he viii handle the as
ljudiciopsly, and only in cases where all
| fair-minded politicians viii admit there is
good reasons for removals. ~ Fag ~ E
I /.
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NEWS BREYITIEs. j.

Gpnerai FRANK Blalr. OF st. BOu1s. has
Drougnt two iiipel-sllts5-one against the
euleoE VI llie ~ l>Vuif Lesgl0c'uat anu allT
oelIGs Sa'iis. e y.llies ltIhusiay, Ile haulSa
W. ~ thaI otaIe' Ine
t;on ~ the Sont ~ H. yus ,nS z ~ psilot- not
The Democrat charged that he
bad stolen silver plate While in the South
IN, ~, ,.o,,.aa .,...u,. a
III ~ ls roicse srarlsn.ootefS l are CANNED
shots In the world with the common rife
They are also very hardy and experienced
mountaineers, aud devoted to thc'@KaIsern
as a common father. Garibaldi will proba-
bly, avoid the dangerous valleys and dlefles
OF the Tyrol H't '"i 'ini'. iH "sn
e,n,,,, S1,,.,,,,.,,. .y. ,
company IS In Process of8rganiaatloh, WITH
capital OF one million dollars. to operate
in the Southern States. General Kirby
Smith is President, with his headduarters
at Louisville. and General Don Carlos Buell.,
!, y ice y, Irsslueln. !. Wore thah hait the stock
% alre''pN sppscrIpeu' Ed. .1, .-.
A large State Convention I'm Mississnni
has been held. IL passed resnlutionsT sns-
tainingthe President and It appointed del
egates to the philadelphia Contention. D
The Democratic state Central Commit
tee of Vermont have appoirted delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention.
~. j.. ..-.T Fl. 7..''I ,..'
In Ney, TorL ~ S1'a ~ NY tnrre;t,e u,
eftVi thu f7ts,,.n,
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Important to Business Men
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.
THE undersigned win sell out his entire stock
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars.

He will take ar invoice of the stock or will sell
by the lump. The purchaser will not be deceived.
! will give time for payments. have one of the
best trades which he's ever been established In the
city Of Dayton, and wilfgiyey bl the desired in
IoInIst:on 60 70 those who may yishto pnEetase. Ny
continued Ill health is the only reason have for
selling out, For any further particulars, call on
me, at my store, No sOi Second street, Dayton, o.
Jylbdawu Il. OBRIEN.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.-The dedieatiohio OF
the new Catholic Church at Union City,
yesterday,twas "a very Interesting ceremo-
ny, and was largely attended. 1t is esti-
mated that the Aumber of people present
exceeded two thensand, There was h large
delegation from this city, eight cars being
required to convey them to the place.
Bishop Luers, of'Fort Wayne, otllciated in
the dedication ceremonies. The pastor OF
the church is the Rev. G, +. Schelhammer,
formerly of this city, son of w. Schel-
hammer, Esq. To his efficient and perse-
vering efforts the congregation at Union
City is mainly Indebted fprythe erection Of
their new house of worship. The church
edifice is a very neat and commodious
building, andt members of the Catholic
Church in Union City deserve the highest
praise for the eliberality they have displayed
In the erection of this place of worship for
themselves and families. Mr.Schelhammer!
the pastor, is most estimable gentleman,
and is sincerely devoted to the duties of his
ministerial work. He possesses the conf
dence and esteem of his flock, and his la
bors can not fall TO be crowned with sue
cess. A
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lSHEREFFS SALE OF A VALUABLE
MIL PROPERTY AT AIIAMISBURGc
Superior Court,
Case 3444.
Adam Shade
vs.
Joseph Tapscott ct al.

Joseph Tapscott ct al) Case 3444
IN pursuance of an order of sale, issued In the
above case, and 80 me directed, | will offer at
city of Dayton, on
Saturday, ASOtisti25, 1865, dHt1
At two o'clock pm, the following real estate to-
state Of Ohio, an@ kpowtI anil described as being
in sections twenty i've (a5) and thirty one an
town one and range six NJ RS: Beginnlng Ut tho
northwest corner of said section thirty one (3f)
with the meanderings thereof s4o 30 poles
9Siw All poles to "a stake; thence 34s O 80
poles TO the corner OF lot No. g. ON Hueit's adj
dition 10 the town of Mnmisburg; thence N
~ iSh 1928 poles to the N W corner of lot No. O.
thence 4h 1916 poles to the corner Of
said lot No. o. thence nb5A 10 poles TO the cen
ter of the Miami turnpike thence with the center
Of said pike 45iS IL poles to the edge of the
water IN the Miami canal; thence with the margin
Ol sa1d canal va 2S4 poles to the north line of
section No 25 thence u S9b 0 W 375 poles 10 the
place of beginning, containing eleven acres and
i3' perches, more or less agreeably TO the survey
made by w q. George, county surveyor of Mont
gOmery county, Ohio, April t6, 1871
Ard alsO lots Mob and.6in PlilipfHueit's addi-
ton 20 the town of Mianl1sburg, Ohio
said premises have been appraised as follows viz {.
The IL acres and 1877 perches appraised at 81 900
Lot No. appraised ut ......-..... $50
Lot No. appraised at .. ........... ........ 100
None can sell for less than two thirds the appraised
value.
On the tract containing the eleven acres and 1871
perehes Is the mill now being run by Joseph Tap
scott; The water power is of the very best on
the river. The dam has just recently been re-
paired and consequently is now in good condition
There is also on the premises two-story brick
dwelling; The ground connected with the mill is
10 ~ o!G. n. DAvIDSoN, sherifI
ADAM CLAY. Attorney jy2lwts
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New york Money Nrarlset.

h hsi3" New York. July %.
The money market Is quiet and easy at
4@5 per cent. Sterling dull aud heavy az
10S156o10S3I
Gold Is Without material change open
ing at l50l4, advancing to 1503S, and clos
ing at 1j0. ..I .
The exports of specie to-day amount to
$52i,0S6.
Government stocks are a shade better.
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THE NExT GRAPE CRoP.-The Sandusky
Re1ister, IN Commenting on the grape pros
pect, says that good many vineyard, own
ers arewearing rasher. long faces this sum
mer. The season has bcendecidedIy un-
favorable for the grape crop, The contin-
ued cold rains of last month injured il
materially. The eMrydrains, coming when
theJgrapes were in their most tender state,
caused blisLls aud mll,lewltosane extent,
while the latter rains ~ affected them as to
cause many to fall of. -'' 81
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Dr. n. q. WNING,
PhYSiCiAN AND SURE EON,
. DAXToN. OH

LA n ION, OH 10
OEfICEzTIns Wormap's Building (up stairs)
.JeEerSop street, opposite Phmnix Ifouse,
HAS rersnanently located IN Dayton and will
H be founa 10 his office atali hours except when
professionally absent iu1dtf
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WASHINGTON, July 20, Is

Cyrus W. Field, Hearts Coatcat
u heartily congratulate you. and trust
that your enterprise may prove as siccess-
ful as your efforts have been perseyeriug,
May the cable under the sea tend tu promotei
harmony between the Republic Of the West
and the Governments of the Eastern H, m
isphere. ANDREW JOHNSON"
THE average speed of the ship from the
TIME the splice was made until we saw land
was a little less than five nautical miles per
hour, and the cable lfas been paid out nc an
average OF five and half miles per hour,
The total stock was less than twelve per
cent, Hhe weather has heen moro pleassOt
than have ever know on 1.-The Atlantioat
this season of the year.
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TuE Bmrn uty sPao NIe.H1The Pic Mic
at Hea2le's Grove, on Saturday last was a
delightful 1gGatE Iqit was sttended by
crowdsgfpea from every quarteE Day
ton beihg largely ArepreSehtel. The day
was aevbted 70. RATIONAL and ipleasant en-
joyment. Mr.. Yallaudigham made an adj
mlrahle and acceptable speech. which was
received with great enthusiasm. Nothing
occurred TO disturb the festivities of the oc-
casion, and the large coucourse OF people
separated for their homes with the happy
consciousness Of having spent the day
pleasantly aud well. oa a, 'uiai 3
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Attachment Notice.

John IL Wright vs. Jane N Stutsman
Before Agnes fuuier, ,. y DAYTON ~ Montgom
et cry county, Ohio
ONthc 81 day OF July, A. u 1874, the said Jus
~ tee issued an order Of Attachment In the
above action Tor the sum OF my two dollars case
set for trial ON the i6ih day Of August, 1854.
jyiiWS ~ = JOHN IA MiI1II1.
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no the Pnblic.

beg leave 10 announce TO the people OF
Dayton, that l am acquainted with the per-
formers of Haight d Chambers Circus, and
that am positive that there Is not a man
that. ever belonged to the Confederate
army. unless It IL some ofthe canvass men.
The gallant performers, all hail from
Chicago and Cincinpati gnininm,, II ,n
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Latest from the Atlantic Cable-It
L. u Gam ~, G..oaL.....

Latest from the Atlantic Cable-It
., is n Complete Success. .,
NFw YoIK, july A29-3 $50 A. M
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived from Cyrus w. Field:i IilI-
"EEART's CONTENT, July 2s 1866,
We arrived here at nine o'clock this
morning, all well. Thank God the cable
has been laid, and is IA perfect working
order.
'dSigned,l CYRUS w. FIELD"
ca4 4 sBcoNb pisPAfoH. " y l2ihi3
rrtY YHEARr's- CONTENT, July ., 1866.
We are In teiegrap aphic communication
with Ireland. The cable is ia perfect or
der. u IuaaeH H.H
TSigned,lfi CYRUS w. FRD."
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Telegraph varieties.

81 ... #.H. fGT nrtfa. J,,lu D2
-,
PERSONS VINO arrived ht St'Joseph from
Dehvei report ah apprehension OF troubles
from inc lhdIahs on the roau IRON orr
Laramie 10 Montana Ihey are raldlne
over the Whole region III large squads
steallng al the horses, mules ana cattlf
Cney can hhd' lheir bearing Is suriy and
dehahe .. ...I .i...
PHLADELPIIA, July Is.
Five new cases of cholera and three
deaths were renorted by tbe BEARD of Health
this afternoon.
The total number of deaths tnr the ycek
were I92, being n tlecrense of 972 from last
week, and the same humber as the weel,
previous TO the hot season. incIuding Is
from Asiatic cholera, 2i from cholera
morbus, and l0l from cholera infantum.
H< na. a.G iGAAsHINGToN, July 27.
Itis believed that the President signed
all the bills presented to him. with the e,,.
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. HARRY MILLER,

aa4.35d s., ou Ea Dayton, Ohio.
P.S. 1t having been announced in the
Journal this morning, that the troupe were
composed of Confederates, the above an
nouncement was deemed necessary2ri
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EB-Parents should call at II. schwarz'
and secure good bargains in Children's
Clothing, lls Main street, three doors south
of the Market House. i,ndo
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Ellis Eocetleacy, President Johnson. Wash-
iRgtOn, u. g.! s....... ....,... ...5
,.Sm: The Atlantic Cable was. success
fGlly completed this morning @Thope that
II will prove a blessing % England and the
United States, and increase the intercourse
Hemisphere.
H"lours faithfully, CYRUS W FIELD"
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Dissolution.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the style and firm name of Mem Bennett & Co.
was dissolved on the 10th inst Nefr n Bennett hav-
ing purchased the interest Of Mr.. Eels Either
partner will use the name of the firm in Iiquida-
ton. HENRY NEFF
MILLION HENNEr
Jyl7daWu MARCUS EkLLS
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az Children's Clothing at first cost, at
the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main street.
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QUEsTIoN,-Why. is 1t Schwarz sells so
many goods2 Because he seIs the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with a very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at ll9 Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-nol 86IFBTFI
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ar We have lately noticed another new
style of bonnet1Aa common white hand
kerchief passed over the top Of the head and
tied under the throat with a wreath of
roses Ia tho shape OF q horseshoe on the
top. They are perfect loves. Price only
Slg,f .4.-sf. ,o..s N -s-s
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Removal.

NJ EFF n BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole.
~ sale and Retail dealers in Stoves Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their Salesroom from 2JO
Third street, to the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown Il Irwin, on the corner of First street and
the Canal, where they will be pleased to their
friends and all who may he in want of first-class
Coost17ps qnd Heating stoyesT2 ~ + rcrrrTTI
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For SALE.-House and lot on Elbow
Lane, 81 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
dance of every variety. Good frame house
asd stone cellar, stabling for cows and
horses tive wells OF water and a large
wood-shedl This Il one Of the most de-
sirable pieces of property for sale in this
city, and willbe sold at q bargain, as the
owner is abontmoving on q farm, and pre-
fers selling to renting the property. lo noi
a JAMES KRILY hH4.1.
in17d1m Real Estate Agent,
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TIE GAfEe'EM EMPIRE.
CITY ANDss ssLIRNRBAN.1

GBTiSg5a aDHk binep Suitss Custom
made, can be- had a. tllc Eagle Clothing
ssqpgiis a4ig strsset' q ig s7 ts9ssA 9sA
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GRAND PtcSIc.Awe would like to re-
mind our readers that the Young Mems
Society of Emahners Church win hold a
Picnic In the Fair Grounds, on Phillips
Hill, Tuesday, July 81. There win be good
music on hand, and strict order will be en-
forced. Don't forget 10 come, all who
would spend day agreeabIy.N
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Miami University.
THE next session OF this Institution will he
L opeGed on MONDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
In addition to instruction in the above Depart
ments, the Trustees have provided for
A Course Of Lectures on Law,

10 be delivered BY several distinguished .-sntl,
meH III, Les4l Pro ssna
.u eco tlc L. -l,l tturt Tie ,riyileg4s of
the u.Nttslty aIe 1a, rcd
LlLs = 4. n II Il " Ia -. 4.
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LuNoH,--Fred. Langc has secufedtlic big
gest turtle ever seen IN Dayton. weishlng
over thirty-six pounds. This monster will
be on hand in the splendid lunch thatwill
be served up 1t the Opera House Restaalr-
ant, tomorrow morhlng, at nine o'clock
Everything else. in the way Of good eating
win be on The table. BE there n time,
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An extensive fire occurred in Rome, N.
y, to-day. Loss, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. t.a .yy Wra W
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-11
The Deceney Party.

Like the Pharisees Of old, the leaders
and editors of the Radical party arrogate
to themselves tnall the deceney, morality
and religion" iu the land. Even Sawl
Galloway, whose uuchrstian ard ungen.
temanly speech and bearing, in the old
School Presbyterian General Assembly,
at st. Louis, recently, was the subject OF
general remark, and censure, capped the
c'imaz ofiauogahce and presumption at
Columbus on the evening of the goth, by
assuming that the Radical party is a
Christian party! As to The Christianity
and "decrncy' Of the Radicals we will
lcta Contemporary speak, in answer to an
Abolition paper Which charges the DEM
ocraiic party with tho want Of "decelcy."
lie reports as follows: o,.
Decency fprsooth We must not tell
all We know ppon the subject, but while
VIC ask sin what docs the indecency Of
the Democracy consist p daring our enc
mics to reply, we shall have something to
say in this connection If our opponents.
Their indecency has bern manifested
in their Goyernors---as in John Brough,
but here We are admonished not to tell
all We know we leave him to Milligan,
Iu their Govenor Of Illinois-Dick Yates
who wrote his war proclamatIons be-
tween alternate fits of delirium tremens,
in o. P. Morton, the cankered, blasted.
God smitten tyrant of Indiana. In Og
lesby, the successor of Yates, who in sheer
and downright beaStliness, is not inferior
to either Of tho others named. In their
diplomats, by Harvey-who purchased
the mission to Portugal, by lie which
caused the beginning ola horrid war,
which, until that hour, there was hope
of avoiding; by Col. JScques-the Peace
| Envoy ESQ called } of Lincoln to
| Richmord-who has just escaped the
gallows which ho deserved, fer the Sc.
duction and murder Of woman In theil
| Congressional leader, Thad Stevens, who
keeps negro concubipc, and says, : tt
hell with conscience p In the purple
faced, thick tongued, soldering drunken
d ness of Chandler; /; in the profanity o
basphemous Ben Wade-who thanks
God when Senator is too sick to vOt
against him Finally in that high digni
tary, who told little stories concerning
eats, and in that other high diguitary %
! the opposite sex, who becoming used tt
gold 'poons in public life, carried he
rustc (ard the spoons also) into the re
TRACY of a private residence near Chica
90. But we stop. Not only because ",
must not tell all we know ;'brt tho topi
is SO revolving that it sickeos US with dis
gust .r