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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,


. SENATE
yr, CLARK. 1f n. H.. introduced a hill, In xaa1
ton 10 lhe eeTeral ac,s to establish md amend ihs
judicial synieR Of The Cni1ed ssates- Referred ID
1t pruytdee for ttn Clrnit Jndncs ~ At ,,rscn+
the amous Of ss,y se!i IN aisns WSo u ii sse M
following osth: IL A. H., do aolemniy swear o:
affirm that will administer Justice Wtt}iont r.Enect
TO pefsun. and DO equal 10 all and will In all things
Euithtufy and inparila]ls sehatgr ard perform 81
the duties incumbent Oh me ~ Circuit Judge, &c.
e05unC to the beet Of my abilities sad understand
ing Of the Consultation and hwp Of the Vlited
s.Aies-~
11.e second secuon provides that the Circuit
Justice or IN Associate Justice of ill.,. ;unrrn,n
Cozf With lhe1r Circuit Judge or tn The absence Of
In, se ~ 1s, os.see Or asofatei the court ssai con:
The latter In The ner,.sssv sbsr,re ~ the 1ffcr
Enay e1t aIupe -~"
vois1ng dfsy dollars fiom tbe t,aai udl.m,.nt md
DEGREES Of District Cont to thcis CircuIs ConrT
vhefc he ,csin T. tndsca .1e ao11, 70 @
tor1apce. - ~'1e " N~1*4 az
Sect1ou Allows an sY,oesl IN ee tate,, s,o-, ~.
tflcuit 10 The SupFc1ne sCour {n c,ses tnrni.iar
co9It by original ocnc,ss O. scfsnn. ~
and maritime 1aritdtcrIon, or caset appealed from
osher courts out In special casc. for due csuse %
cea an apa sng .y r. en@rS ,rf%f e. hf
regard to The amount ID controversy, Executions
H
Eecion nroyides fhaf The yt,.tct l,n,. hal, ro,
main in iul iorce exccpt ~ herr1nftnre .Isfrd
lar a reirtea to Ci.ctit fr ilisfTct 1outs ,hej,
Judf.e4. D,tyerr. nnrces.sF. nnncecd,nc1 s,e-Es
f1mcs and Mares of hnidinr carf tas ~ t,,;s;nn
ii onlninn. rte ~>'@'1>"'~' - Wv
Nj ]NlOITTTrF r-esen,ad .hc r,ndcr,f.1s of
John raul keratnF e,srf from yo1fh t.srn1,n. and
IN fin5nr "a M nooitie s,,t, ftai he az - Il ~.
,he ~er,f- =. ,,eff =. - h,r,sair =. s..s ~. ~
pnn1 hss sl1., zen aern,e 40 H. s4ne ~
1i:at h. uns thc jfnsnn rrnSiS.ts ~ 1:n,.n.
tic stnte n ls hesn1s 1fcre sS,s n,r ,,,,i;,.n -.
danger Of seeer.3nn. liz r1rr,sscd 1Sa a:tats .nd
orr,osed recession ~ e1e.rv n.-ns l. ~ ,. Ata y.
tic rr45 iaft After the ordinance ~ ecccsS5"r ad
nasxea r. re1,rri tn nrirr.e IL. ..s se -
axe auv paI1 IL poi,tIca sar. To np., @ 10
moyemeut comepeed II Sorrf, isnrrIin. y" IL r6Ic
he took sn sctve nart and aid all IN hf n,,,sr ~
crnbar1xte The yepxl nuihnftiief T1r rrrrdart,,is
we're otdesed TO lie npotl tbs tah1c.
Mr. tUWAS urcaented petition asrtn, toe tho
reta1 Of The huneslead IsE fhaf the .r,casd. ~
tc saye Of pnbljc jsnue uuay be aoniied tu liz n,v
Epeut ot he pubc aebt Re:crrra IN fhe CnmT+nf{
lie on Flns5ce, ~-S
Mr. Rowe, oil W.T., p7esep,ed The t,stit,on M
cdiseps Of Wl.constn n.EfnE that Cnn1rs.s s,serd
10 more lime On ditc,Issinc lie onestInn ~ ~
whether the southern statet are IN or ont ~ the
Cnton. but TINT they proceed 10 tec,sisrc 50 ae IA
prevent the shedding Of fun,cent hfnnd IN thc
south, End to pro,tc. lors1 men there. bi,cf and
Reconstruction.
Mr. STEWART offered ? resolution, which Has
, 1866-02-09

Convention Of Wool Erosycrs-N esofu-
lions Adopted FavorIE~ ISeconskruc-
tIof1 Of Duties and Tax on Du"1.


convention 1f Wool Gr0STCrS-NetOfu4
lions Adopted FavofI1,. fxccon,krur4
fIo., nf Dr1fe~ nuaTox ~, E.,.ors
49,, "
tspecta1 ucspatca TO The Ca1cago Tribunal
PI11aErHou, Pa., Feb. 8,
M. c,,v -, t,or 80 . .~. .p"s'..s"H e.DteA -
snxaS ~ .acn. y apu ~ paanen, orsanl1a'on Waa
tnt, representing capital OF at least 81, ,o00
De, Jnllus F. LeMoype, OF Washington county.
aas chosen Ptcstueut, With vice pIcsidont from
.acn county represented esesen IN NUMBER. oefnE
ieunsyIyanfa. A form OF constitution wa4 adopted,
and the time tied for the annual election was The
-stord "Wednesday after the dHt Tuesday In Jana-
aty at The city Of p1ttshurca. The, object Of The
ASSOCIATION aasances me WOOL Etonang interests OF
producing and manufacturing nteretle Of the United
states. 50 ~ to aaFanee the prosperity Of our CON-
mon country.
The kubjects dlecuased were, hrat, the protection
af wool md all ma11hctunes ftom wool, and al
, 1866-02-09

With many LADIES', passed through the uall, esch
tor, The Genera left here at eight o'clock thH
evening for Chicago: a rotds to st, Louis, By
tpecial frnin On the 5iichsan Central Railrnad+
portion OF the State, has Just been brought 10 tight
IN this dry. Some timc since, u1an named !. ..
Hoyt sent circulars arf fageus throughout the State
10 3jspote Of ehates in tha lottery known HoJts
eighteenth git distribution the prizes Of wairh ars
alleged 10 be worth from any cents 10 s., 1000.
The ploats were to 70 for the benefit Of the w1dows
and orphans Of deceased soldiers, ana sac
lasf nnonth The prizes nol havmg come so hand
q. the stated tine an Investigation sTaa instituted
and the sWfnd1e is just brought to light. uo5t
is no where 10 BE- found. tis asceFtasued thai i
number os cities and villages the stag hare 'hns
been swipd1ed out Of sums averaging from <5o 10
&3{N. One Of UoYf'd nleuta has been &rreSted.
, 1866-02-09
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

4 Southern Emigration Agent In
Tfonbfe--Goy. MortohsH Health I'm.
ProrfnE-Gens. Thomas and Fisk.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tttbune,1
IN0IAsAroL1s, Feb. s,
Some asfy German emlerants arrircd here this
morning from the East es route for Mcmphts. in
charge Of As. chas. Atte1uann, who had contract
io1 thear seEr!ecs ns ar aud plantation aborers IN
The South at from $40 to $15per month. While the
train sas standing In The depot some OF the emi-
grants stroled up town md madc complaints that
they had been swfndled, vhereupon . number of
our German cti2ena proceeded to the depot ami IN.
dueed nnznbeE of the eHaigEants to ret oil the
tFatn- They also procured Attermnnuts arrest,
look bis papers from him and ordered him to leave
The State At once. mhich be did In q hurry. 4
reasnD Of the trains starting, h Ret Oh, were car
red On, hut as they had no tickets, they were no
doubt put OF at the next statf0n and will probably
return to this city.
Adrjces werr today recc,red from Paris, dated
Jan. lGh@ stating that Cor. Morton had sabu,tted
10 the operation known the Moxa and that be had
derived benefit sherctfom. Ills health was better
Maj. Gen. Thnmas wns in the city to-day On his
wsy TO- Nashville. He was accompanied by Nal.
ten. Clinton Il. Fisk who is gotui, to Fta1kfoyt,
kJ. to belr the lion OF slavery In Ata den and con-
front The traitors Who call him !Iar and Il SLAP
deTcs. lie expresses himself ~ prepared lor the
, 1866-02-09

Lo+x Of a Steamer with a Cargo Of Cot
toss-A Fatal AN'ray-peattl OF u Mo-
bile Merchant.
CAIRO, Feb. S.-The steamer st. Nicholas struck
a snag in the Bghee River. on the nth inst. and
sunk IN ase minutes after. She had so bales OF
cotton on board, part Of WHICH will probably be
eaveo. II Is expected the steames will prove total
loa4. No liyea lost.
On ,he evening Of the 1st iust., Major Warren,
who commanded Gen. Roddy'a rebel scouts in the
at billiard saloon at Tuscnmbta, Ala. when Nc
Cture struck Warren with a cue. dstor W.
responded By a pistol shot, which took Effect on
Or. Jame. Burt. who nas Instantly killed.
Mr. ". E. Holt, one Of The Oldest and most
ttspeeta,i merchants IN Mobile died In tnat city
On fee 9Th ftst
, 1866-02-09

trs 17essnfnt over the sebel etates
a1.d ii vas int the Congress Of The United statcs
70 1z ths stcsus Of the seeded States stte, IN.
oer ne Constitution has no sovereign rower 10 act
sioDs o. the Constitution The lately seeded States
AZ mol ssatet N the true definition Of the term.
2hnss ha,e sebeed aRatna. ihe cops!,.u,on Taey
Of dollars and half million Of ilrcs. The propoet
non t,fn 10 hd1uit these States at present Is run.
pls monstroas. We aEe- called upon :, now
" compronfse' What act Of eoncllia.ton ten:
No, one. ne wanted 1t Known that .he rebellion
asreta viii the F.iSent th.t ihis sue.iion Of r.
cor. traction and suffrage oueht 70 be left to The
staie*. II The Frtsideut has u right 10 regulate
not Vie be ID aas Il It to a. | We ~ Ill. Tots e
Nonld tsalt until ihs lsi trump scmfnened the
fsesla to Ynsnt .Sa estors he oeld adMt ,Sat
tho cmanc5pased slaves ere nt to vote. but they
were qutte ~ at tos It Us the rebels. His plan Of
construction would be TO pas an amendment 10
eyezy mar v no can read he Constitution Of the
United States shnli so1c- lie wou1t uisfranchtse
the rebels Tor The tane fpace Of time; snd when be
7oie With them. We welr 10: ready for restoration
upon retu sotrs o. ctiored sotee. Il was 1he duty
Of Copesezs, and moi TIE ttreIecut to present
"a "a states M "ai 10 &c &c Tia TIT evcsy . snse
had republican TORN Q! government: bIt this
senld 20. pc done without NE act o. Congsess. e. =
mi!tcd nto the Union. Nine out Of ten o! the cti,
-ete OF tne seatue5n elAes rs teoels. " Wua.a ~
70. ssna seoe!s '9 nscry aaq ~ ~
tee 's,ted S ~ IL mem1s N IA "tu tno
be nel'e'sd neS had bsea elected WIG s6 6e aa
tn,s au,d ne Hve9 ~ n,.tor tx W ~ e.nseni n 1
aaa noea 'afea 5ons>oS The further con.ld
~; ~ !e y. ~as poa''
Mr aRuab5t fTpm p 'e he sudisia5 = comn1tee,
fepostea ane n,! acf me enaeeni M =, tae Ran6
@ ne tfeednen oafea"' Win tas ho"se Aa1eno
III: TNuMpuLL u9yed 10 asree to ,le Hoase !; :
amfnomfht, exesb taa one Mhcn s .t ~ "
o. nc 9 70 ane sta.ss IN ~ Tsa 1ne
Marsiano and M'tsoa5i fsom the operations Of 'ns
MT t,tr,,u,r t.. ,.,,., ,x
TIC loys'if o. heniocGy inade ~ ne senator RON
nulans NJ; 1s He & Geh'e1 ~ tnat dis nsptny 1ay "
Kew tont Kcntueis ii W was % io5a j. .sd sinoe 1hs Gov
sis N1u . va ~ - - pnH. M1fn tns ngn a eo e',fa
latn.e lan htsn .lsays ca io,a
=, NJ ~ nENMA.N suia tnS letEls o. hen1aeEy were
tne moe. .Ioonieigoe anlnE .ne MaI. anu tae Pres
ent eopGtipn Of hsnfnesy justified M Conctess 70 hp
pxins ne rss.men 1 Ky gassan @ ~ 10 toa. state' a
s.sistns the ope1aton Of The h TO states II Shlss
1nn1S, tsA Ttse arrea TO- hno the dill &hen passed
| HOUSE.
Nj. EGGLEsTOS asked bnt did not obtain con
ken1 10 introduce resolution declaring that 1t i
spirs,s -
Mr: RAYMOND presented petition on behalf o
I the eaEa1 makers ot the cltY Of New York, for Al
tnc7ea.ed duty On imro.ted cigars. Kefes1ed Il
The noutc r.suaed the consideration Of the b,l
, 1866-02-09
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1856

to this city, and It vas Intended 10 burv eu1 with
appropriate ceremonies. General Curtis. however.
fearing that public funeral might lead to IN out
b7enk, sent Captain Talon, OF tho United STATES de-
tecttye police 10 the rcatdenea 10 ee1ze the remains
of Ms. Winner, which were buried without eeremo-
ny tn the plat laid aside IN The Wesleyan Cemetery
for The buiial Of soldiers.
Sr. LoUts, 8.-Reports from 1n1cpendenca, Mo-,
shy quite number Of hushwhackers appeared out
eide of the 1owp toda, and Threatened to attack The
jall 10 releasc one d lhelr number colued Ihere,
It Is said troops have eee1 sent ioua Fort Leaseo
worth to preserve peace
, 1866-02-09

Marine News-DlplomatIc Interview
with mn1fmt1Ian-Speee11 By shp E1n-

with MnIfAuHEAn-Speeth bT shb A1n-
peroF.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-ArrfTed. steamer Cas-
sanGsA. from boston. Sailed. sseancrs Etna and
Herman for boyton, and Matamoras tor New York.
The ettsmer MaI1niou spoke the brig Fateuc1a on
the e3th. bound fot Bostnu ont OF provisions, With
which The Marm1on supplied her.
The schooner Atso, laden With agricultural In
pleu1ents for Cosdonez Mexico, was refused clear
ance.
The steamer Lizzie Tate, snsgged and sunk near
Grand Bayou, will probably be a total lost.
At The City Of Mexico The diplomatic body lately
waited On Muxim!ltan snd the Empress With mes
sage Of coincidence On the deah Of the Empress
Afher, King Leopold MAx1m1ltan. replying. u
luded to the Sindness With WHICH The Empress
hnd keen received everywhere On her tour 70 and
from Yueatan, without m armed escort He added !:
Witnesses Of NY labois. have thrown aslde those
empty the cries which lead only TO anarchy. have
deFoted all my efforts 10 regulating ths admtnIs-
t1ation public atEars. developing the element Of
public Heallh and prosperity. and the solution OF
great questions that bare chiefly occupied pnblic
attention. In this difficult task I hare sought to
resist The impatient and cheer the hint hearted.
A cay tonn0t heal the gaping wound. produced By
dtty ;. nr8 of civil wafr but have 6rm confidence
IN TIE result. and vii! proceed 10 my proposed end
with iudefat}gAble perseverance,. My strength
may faI mo but my earnest determination Never. /
hays specially determined not TO alter Democratic
habits and national manners, because am COD
yueed they conduee 10 elevate the citlzen Inspiring
same time have respected The authority Of 1aw.
a must be blind indeed who does NOT see thai res
oluie au hority " only anohet name for the safety
OF our country
, 1866-02-09
The Reciprocity Failure.

ToRoSro, C. w. Feb. Rs-Ihe Montreal aud To
ronto tapess e1pErss eadsncsion that The Psostu-
cial delegates hare not accepted the terms pro-
posed fos continuation Of be Reciprocity Treaty.
tolt of The course adopted " he Guiied states VII!
le the speedy Confederation Of the British Ameri-
can pEns1ncess The absolute necessity Of which Is
now app5fcnt. With the Confederation carried
m improvement Of internal congratulations: tho
throwing open Of lands to free 4et1ement; gradual
reduction Of Custom lar1dA: the npenlng of new
mineral enterprises; The opening up Of The North
, 1866-02-09

NEw foHK, Feb: s.-A railroad accident occurred
through rot'eu bridge, Some Of The cars
fell into the creek and were completely shattered
against the Stone foundation OF the bfnlyr. Uue
Those injured wese James Davis, Of bloomfield,
very seriously; Joseph uoreuns, Of Mont Clair,
.sTerclY eEui:ed; Van Astck Grahan, teller Of The
Phpntx Bank, head Injured; Mr.. Droodtgeu, Of
Mont Cla1r, bruised On the head and body; s. Ar
bIthnot. conductor, severely bruised q neysboy
named Owens, considerably injured. Many others
we're hut, hpt cone seEiQualY,
, 1866-02-09
SynopsSs OF Senator Lanes Speech on
RcconHtrnctlons
Especial Deepatch TO the Chicago Ttlbupe.1

l tsnf. Z
Inc uoos Of 1lne senate WIS occupied for nearly
s. t~o hours and h,lf to-day hr e1.ior> Lane. Of
ones,ion and fhe <orr 1rn.,sa- =,
fcrr. x.,o- rI.s,,a.. ~ .,as, o " nao 10
.os, a,as.. 'sso1, eatss IN sent, comprehension,
beet and most noteworthy at The session. lie eald
,be stelr rebcoas tatas are cnttrey ntthie us ,hs
and ma1Dtalncd thst bo1h Cnnrs. snI ~ r-aae'
i've treated Them sonet,mes ~ memnss - ~.
rnien and sometimes a. ont q. he nnon. H. H. ~
lion. Tor it ra1 pla,u cnnurh thss xhstsrn. ine;~
exact siatn. 1her ar In M ennd ~ Me,i -
the government Of dc country IL reT,ttc ~
structou, sd1ittcd be lad cudesyored to d. n righ'
but denied hjs power to set,le tas anettons II u,
.ue. lie held tha, It Is ,be a,Y Of Eopsrsss to aet
pediency Be- rnt aide, and 1hat saalsu,en ud @ On
sure and broad foundatlon Of priccinle md hnnan4
1ty, lie arrued that the goyefnrents Of The Lite
TO the loyal Writes therein Gecause In list sEen{
1a5.0 600 men in The SoulI wouId rrrrri.e ~ 1nrh
political power . 100 ooo Of men ID Tho North, %
can contribution world eaucti6n. nor con1d the.s
royelnments be tuned oyes info tie harris Of fhe
aseIesate wllite population eor taat
Tic knew thcFr uas crcat deal ,aId ahon. sn,.g.
ea1, marnanln;ty. bnt ha tesea ~ n nid 1ar
lursice aud ~ be could seethe great mass % ot
inbuman as erer T1hey rerisfed to te fleid iii ~
,tstanee wns hopeless. and now they aTs nebttpc
against liberty and light snd manhood Ia eli tbeif
and al their private circles. Tdey deny he reed
men the simplest and plainest Of rights. They turn
the Hlp1e machluery OF their socje,y n.ain.t
Northern md progressive idea5 and sen,i16rnia
lie then went on 10 taY that be 1rearief III
clsIl Rights btu and Tic Freedmen's Bnseaa Iii
as two OF the most important textures
Goyesnmeat va bonrd b1 eyefy eonsfderai,on .1 of
dutY Of Interest and gstiude, to protect lie freed.
man in lie and estate and to see ,6at be Is brpueh,
within The cuytrtnc o{ the Drclaraou Of Int BEND
,noe The Congressional plsp Of Reconsideration
also inyolred one OF more constitutional ameud-
nents. tie doubted tbe power OF Congress 10 M y
itl1eycu the power to estabIiah oua}ffeatlons OF
, 1866-02-09

NEW Y0nK, Feb. 8.-Ihe Stcwnst libel case ,yua
called up for ihc asst time IN the Cou OF Oyer md
icftniner. thlH morning, belots Judge barnard.
NJ Colbnru. The defendant appeared BY hts council.
Mes-ss. Geo. SHEA and JOHN Sedgwtcs, and pleaded
not Eutlty. The trial Of the the application
Of Nr+ CotbnTn counsel, has been asked for at as
early tny IS the convenience Of the Court will per.
nit. !he eaee ellci:s Ereas public in,ezeet, the
Court being aenselY crowded. .7'' -
, 1866-02-09

Rutlcrss IfI.Wttl towards Gen. Grant
Presidential Delcgat1ons-Postal Ger.
ylcc-ylr=lnIa Po1astcs-Pctttinn for
Return Of CattIe-E1a1aInln% Surgeon
Of Pension. Appointed-da&sonal
Banks Established.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The fact IL published that
IN respoute TO one Of General Granls cards Of nri
tation 10 his recent reception. General butler Sd
dfeteed very curt note Of decnAton, stating hist
be- neither wishcd to hold pes.onal Intercourse With
The urutenant t'eneral or any o. his family, and
that direction. Genefal Ggznt Eood-latuttdly de-
etro, ed the note - toon A. 1r.f ,ntna that -
eyer aRpeatea u print, to know positively hat il
Ing nc personai t1h"!!l toward General Bntles, be
tntied hi1 among other celebrities, and feels that
ii 1o1RE 70 be placed himself right on Tue record.
4 very large crowd was at The White House yes-
tions wtre ia attendance-onc of twenty-five from
Montana Te11fpfy, urging tho necesEi1les Of that
Territory fn regald to public roads, and bringing
with them Msny specimens Of AuriEcFous w.ea1th.
The colored delegation occupied nearly m hour,
buy At one o'cloeS the Supettnssndenss ct Public
Schools, now holding eonsent'on II this city,
ee,ta Board Of Education and Prrsidenr OF the
Convention. The interview Was cordial and pleas
ant.
The Poet Office Department 1a.e1y Advertised for
bids for Carrying the mails on SO routes In Georgia
Mtteisetppt, Loutsans, Alabama aud Arkansas.
M e'ds ~ Te5s apa q. apy ., .s are
he The routes will be lei. In rome csses lhe prices
&ssed are larger than they were In 1862 although
tbe number d letter. carried will be nlnch less,
The South makes baste eloNs Y 10 supply herseI
with postal facilities.
intelligence received from Richmond Is to the ct.
1cct that John Minor Botts Is at lhe head Of the
movement Of certain Untun nen for the removal Of
Governor Pie1potnt. The Virginia Legislature have
appointed Committee to walt on the President
w1tl The resolutions adopted BY that body. They
are expected In Washtngton to-day.
Among the many petitions recerted BY the Treas
ury Department ffon pezsons having cattle In Csu-
ada atk1nc permission to land them II ihe United
states. was one from an Ohio cattle dealer, whp
previous to the enactment Of the law forbidd1pr
The importation Of foreign etock. hAd cent to Cam
da twelve head Of beef catile anl $40 eheep. to BE-
fattened He asks the Secretary Of the Treasury to
permit the rctu.n Of hts cattle, but On account Of
the existing regulations his request cannot be CON-
piled w1lh.
. Dr. George 8. Gale. Of No 81 Eighth aeenue,
New York, has been appointed United staies Pen
sion Examining Surgeon. Dr.. Gale served nearly
tonr Year, In The army. and WIS considered one OF
the most accomplished officers Of the medical staff
Tne F1rst National Bank OF Fort Smith, Ark,
capital <51001, and the Ea!ional Bank Of Newborn,
10 commence business. Sixteen hundred nnd
thir5.tw National Banks are now in operation,
, 1866-02-09

NEW ToHE. Feb. s,-The Eagle from Hsvana, has
sugars are 5e1 received and 1t is decidedly inferior
10 former years. No. l. 1t 81 reals; MHscoyado
st * 91A rea1s. Mo1assea at f}sl5 re1ls-clo4ed
, 1866-02-09

NEW YoRK, Feb "a woman named 3ueannnh
AbFahams wra arrested On Monday last, in uuueton
street. BY Government detectives, who found in her
Bun the steel plate from which. 1t IL alleged The
alnont Of over 6l4 I in twenty dye cent fractional
currency has been printed. She wlll hsve her ex-
animation before Commissioner Qshotut tn.1aY
, 1866-02-09

ENd0nemenk.

Bos1oN, Feb. e.-The Feniaus held meeting In
Fauen1l naN last evening" Addresses we're made b.
]. 4. Rogers, Ehief Of the Manhattan tribe, B. Do
ran Ktiltan. George Frances Train and others.
, 1866-02-09

a oeA1o.-, SALE OF GOVERN
nFyT PROPERTY. At chsuanoosa, Tfuuss...
lNill sell at pi..ac auction On Saturday FED sitb
~ a. II O'Clock a NJ. the Ship Tart3, Including
hot!dtDxt~ Machinery. Lumber, Wasons and appurte.
nante9 tntftfo Aao af the same h1e the tne Stem
schedule Of The proper: pertaining the above can
be aeen st thtJ oGee. Terms cash ID Y. y. finds.
By order Of BrI Cot. John H. .Tatoes. c. G. H., pET
TH0S. j. CATLlLE.
ten9hs-S-1H RSt Mat. ard L. Q. II.
, 1866-02-09

wcst; the COMMENCEMENT Of m ertsr0ed eyste1u
Immigration; = wise revision OF our system o.
banking and currency. the people @! British Amer
ica need not doubt that brighter prospects IN tx
futn{e afc btfQ<e them.
, 1866-02-09
Kentucky In Trouble nil Hound-Tel~
e:rnPhfc Reform Proposcti-AnsI~
Negro Suffrage meettn. Secretary
xTelJe1 on the Tesf Oath


WASHINGTON, Feb.R.
Kentucky was veg unfortunate in both branches
uG Congreas To-day. FirEt, Sir. Gktnuel OF
1owa, explained that in bis criticism upuu the re
marks Of Mr. Houseesu, be had mitrepFeseutea that
gentleman tn charging him With saying that he
xuuld Kill, a t,eedman who complained Of him to
'he Eureau, whereas tt sppeared By Official report
that it was United States officer on duty whom be
would kin. Hc thought It but jutt 10 give The
gentleman the benefit Of corrected statement. and
, 1866-02-09
In FAVOR of fEcmenTe41

81. LoCss, Feb. 9.-The dry goods house Of Holt
l. Co, Forest City, No., was burned few days
, 1866-02-09

The Tennesaee LeEfslature-GucrfllaA
Arrested-Coiored Troops Mustered
Out-Stngulur Fatality In a Dancing
Purty-Eptton Durned-nIoftnIlty List,
, 1866-02-09

NEW foRE, Feb. 5.--Ttc counsel for Peicicr, rc-
brooklyn. has given notice Of 40 intention to move
of new tnal Or the c1fe the ground that testI-
monr sufficient 10 e1culp1ta the prisoner can be-
nFcdncRd
, 1866-02-09

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, 1866-02-09

BALTIMORE, Feb. a.--The resolutions OF The House
Of Delegates Of Maryland, tudnesne President Jcbn
son. were passed By the Senate to-day.
, 1866-02-09
Nfm annGrttHk1nTrtB

RE1E1GH. n. c, Feb. TEX. .Goyefno, Graham
United States senator elect. l. cut IN letter kayor
ing NEGRO evidence
, 1866-02-09

CIT. CLAIRE HALL-A
CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The Spring Term Of this Institution Will open tD,V3
On the 10Th Of February. lSGts.
Additional accommodations have been made for =
number OF pupils. For inlorEatop sdores5
MRS. a. n. CRAWFORD,
St. Claire Hail, Keaosh1, Wis.