davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-04-01

Trade Lly@Ey-ll1l4ais Corn Selling
fron,ru,-cot:en-Ss.s Fork .ad LIZ
eff. n
ute Fr~ahres and fiantau"n Fss
p<ttt In Lpn1htAn Nh New N1stNnk Mar
k~a-TcxnH-Ikricrnt IN HxashSurtou
-es-., x:s,,,.
NV ORtkAAA, March H.-Ihs Ht*tsT1 produce
aa1krt hcfe Il rely. 0cas GtsntttIen of corn tazt
arrived stom La slle, IT.. Wa smmesl1Al1iy dt'
pottd o.
4eatcan trad. t. Ee-op<n!ns. The Mohsse AtA
Ea4tegp Snlf trade ccnurres lAxt+ IHrnfyafe
thoasend 10 ttty thaassrd eatrs Of eotlon sse e.
Il Ia fsld the New York ftrsufhipa 4fe lnslax
sncney. TIT ai.ett L.vctpoci sseanahips are do4ax
The Se~ prlezns 7sat lhtd n6wfpn9er has
, 1866-04-01

Political scnsnetnE3-arrcAt Of RunA-
va5 psupie-3ttxAl *ssect fn.TeetnEN-
Cvsvardfce Of the CONSERVATIVES.
Especial D.pshh TO the Ch'essn 1fteune,1
IT. Lorts, March II.
Ar,cnz the sensation political &toths trumped np
10 ttf-st 4e,cals herr, II one that the fo1ies TOM
m..,!aresr r,e eognt1art Of sa attempt aoout 10
bo rpaa4 70 rob the F1nt SEuou.' BaEk By sos7ot-
Ing the tQmaies. ind carsJtnz Cd funds IN esnsa
dsypch., Tie ttosy no~ Il, that lhe catntatt*tou"
r.. s--.-.--~-'s - --s' --~-s~as,
hut s.se no w.sn,ng 10 the b4nk otbees'.
4 runaway ecuple, ecuslsttns u naa s'ft!
,rxrs Old, vbo trtt vi!e and sers1a! children. xnd
: 1oppc woa1an o1.v dlteta years cd. mhoH' II y
III he Eedprec l4stts leaving hss hDilJ *sfe y.
1.,,, utnri4it. H. h!ctd Of The gall ashtr Io1-
ii rm snd coniroate The PsFt,cs at the pa!lcs
nf~er. TIE et,i roa,trtcd "a ~ hao'e, hn:l El
Win lac nuaA5 sr.ead BY ,hs .f'eroo"n tFstn, fot
rtpnsJlsartt. ..,. .x,.,.,.a
-. t~4c" = .:-.cs:.~---. -~-~
~. lbs e.ty teoss INC tt't., oi eansss-
1hn Can.xrystt.e1 h1sd lssucd N addftts fo
mir. h uheh ahey say tnf Radicals hsvr ea1!sd
fhs f1t1 herfo!,rr, oviuz 10 lhs co"srdaee Of tae
Conservative.
, 1866-04-01

The Aiel,7sen and Ffke'~ Peak Road
Lzv-rrEte and E.rAsth<S0Fth Nat1Fpad
-1'tcAty With tuc Seminole Indians
I'r11tfral+ Ac.
Iap~ci4i l~spateh 10 tbe Chicago 1.Ihuna.l
LAHEtscE, klrA2s, MAstl u.
IT, .AIhtson AND r1Ae'a Itak Road ha.3 Re.
cel.rd fh,ee o3 the Rers locomotives, and viii 4
ones commence pushirx this road W~st. With AZ
,nt7eAted totts- II II expected 10 resrh the nlur
hlvcs ty August. The iaslns Of ,tse t1acs CO shr
Ls~Srpe4 md LeAterwosth rnad will hn completed
to B,x st.zuxet to-po17o~ night. 10 r1lea from
III. p1ate. Ihs at, will he running between Ils
tuo plarea b, the EFst Q, M1-.
4 treaty has ben concluded win tht senlnolt
Indians. Thtr ce6e pEeT EOD acres M fae ase Y.
iha evitstd trheA. Their pre~ent te%<fN atlou will
rpnbef 81. CIV acres. eut1 il 10 b. located on the
Csnatt1n Kites, The norlh hluk. Thest arc shout
l,IN toiosrd p<7sors tn Kans4s h-tonssEE 70 the
Greeks, srd .erntnoes, WIN .rc 10 ts< svnoved ~
der ine direction nf the ssent, tseo. A. nr!nnss,
to the rex rtte1s st1oo. F11 th1aaand Iutla:s a1s
appropriated Tor school pu11.n* sntt t~o thonv.nd
duis1. G1e ihe t1r<Ese Of The ntbal e1Tcsnuent-
H. T. ALer+ las fteu rontRaled fuf XAJuf of
Irarrr~orh. IN oppositlon IN E1'0orsfao., .ht
p<eten. mayor, Carry. Tho coC:esi L ~ exeians
1he ~-athrr - u.s:n this ereufue. sadt=tios
r1l~ The uoot forgot BOT 10 v1ll Aaf beauty 10 IA
ce.,Fse, .hauIre no<lessJ th4t kauss pt't!cisra
arc not Acerts.a sS po4st-ssnx.
, 1866-04-01

Proceedings OF fht iowa Legislature
[SpeelM lei patch 10 tht Chicago rr,bnnel

rfrrfrdtHE% OF 3ht f1WA Legislature ,
[speclsl De-patch 10 tnt Chicago rr1hnnel
ues MurSts. M4r=a II.
The Ssuiie this mor1fnE sdoptcd : rE4a34ticp
limiting t-e~te 10 five ninasr.. ind one spcAAe1 lc
:A,e1 Ct . h.E md the <stps against 1hc Commit
.se 10 ia,t..leste certain Charge asalntt te Amer
tc1a Eutxrznt COMPANY. sz;,1stt.i. 1tr senate
se.xdtn ftpn it, antnd:ept 10 The hill soe tie a1
potAtntui Of 1r-tt to se,t1e ,fa stA ttk.r7. II
" ~a.hmgsun, AId hplsed DC t!E,e a;lovtd sast
akea,- The ftserAi hills lGs!:1snr the seas Of
tain uEeess aeanE Ailsr The e,elrs:ton ol steir
ml.s.s1s. W, adopted Bijls were al.o passed. ap-
psnr.tstlnS ri, ,hU TO tie ln.ane Asylun fnr IN.
t1e1eed IRun1ttpai &1r!tiFJ rltasnfo-: lrsAlii.aE
tho lesy Of IsiAEOta tttJ tA1rr fuf LIS l1itt3nc
Ia 4tp1unt os railroad pstfrnrd *!oek to tllsA
pr rstIe; 10 Cu'rha,t copies q! the sctpcd n.rne
0! The Iowa D!Sesf.
Tt+ Noz+< sdnpt+.l the Mrx,co M.4!sattsan re-
1u.app 13.d patr' tht saes~ipE ht!b, StH1fe bill
10 roe1essc lbs compensation Of County ~nr,e*
It'll 10 fetur~ 1te ts1 rights ATre privileges htrro
Eote c1ntie.t 10 1ot A- 4 u. r. z to: sht App1 &
prsat1un h3tl ff the t1bees vi The elcrsn,n 2tntra
tsterabty 4nd thr hill providing Iof patrhssaS yF
sspaes ot tEse SeonIa ld.A htSrtt The ]o1nt Eo:a
/ n:,ttfs coss.utned post1on ot tho atse.pocn snt
| rIctttd ii tfpssrs1 Of the Axrirnfaru ColI-cc;
LAX Comtu:tssoarr- and nssk nl,retot. I'D,
lon1l In Lie senasr thr Hhast bill Wa euh*tltuc'
| 10. tho Urpsine Home h!A IT,
| Investigating EosnMit&rr o. te~ coElincrut fund
! presented k,'ut md t"o tatrosits rrfof1s.
, 1866-04-01
NUMBER 301,

{~ho arrived here on Friday Last tsom yoz-
mont', Ills nephnr, and Mrs- Carter snti
daughter. This fnotutsg It was sVTaseut that
h!s end ras near, and h- conrersod chcesfutly
with those around bis bctHds, askusing thea,
that ali wax we'll wiki Al,A md 1lsAt b. ~as
SstnE to lola his fsteuds y ho had gooe bsttur.
Altes taking leaEe Of ali m thr rs,oua, ha
expressed 4 wish IA take 4 Ast fDok 1T The
Capilol, and requested 10 bc Talsed In his bed
ttaS he might Do -. Ills wishes were n
opce compiled with, md Just ~ they had
raised hI1a SO that h!s eyes rested or
tho hrlldtng be expired The deceased
had hrrn fully aware Of tho fatal
character Of his rnal4dy, and this certainty
Of the result during the last three weea1 and
during tbh .ii1=, With death staring him In
the lace, he VIVA crer cheerful, and novct for
a moment betrayed m unmaniy eEnouon.
Hs aiw.ts met his medical advisers md
friends with 4 cheerful iaer, made hls ~fll La
due form. and even gnre somc trtetlonz
abnul torn1ue1t to be ezecte1 oycr hts
EYuTc.
, 1866-04-01

Proc e<t3iu.4 sf the IfxtsTatuFe-The
.Aeoas1n .oFa9 see>meh 4hstfaesea I"
vote feF tho ststl AtEhtA' Hhs-f'o~
lstscal.
lsPseAA ~ 3psaea ~ A1o e"s<ax" 'ssnsao"l
... AADtAoA. Nh. Ninth II.
In t.s svna'e s,. e'enluS' ,Ss A''snel, rsil'o.a
v~..r..,,. sxsrlre ,-.o;.,,o. ~. .n,sssss.d
"esEesast evening". rsoiaaoh *s' ih'foaueea
'W sat tEal *1.ouruufEt % ApsA VII The hui 10
spIrats1se {5 DH' 10 tnc widow Of e1- Gov. nxrslo
esrutstd III. crr.-e1 n.st Of H. evrr,p.. stnaror
wr,,h .nnt, H. n, t.,nr ,,,1r,tnw m, o.. ,,,,.
stow Was not implicated n ths chsFIe Of had. End
:,enstw Eenil-y replied senatoe =. Ii. Chandler,
d ps,,e, soa4te IN et.ooots toseeh. r,ysn1, a,,.
c.,tn, 49, MI, trtn,.... ~. .,,,c,,,ttor ~.
e:ses Ass .. Ia.'5 maets.s* ue asp:epss.'ee. ny
senate anal1 fssaeed to ps+* iue IH BY = sote os
J. y y: sa. th.' marn,nx .ecea..aet.:en ot tho
sotc y - Ind. AaG pu4lttoncd the bill iii M41nex
dat t.sntnk stAt.
tes.ioa n. ossuptta In esa-iceratt1 ~ u sesoio-
lion ~hth ~ sa.ptta to sppo!at eo1a1nsttee 10
lhse. Hsate The chzrrEs ssn4lr by the Nastoattn
L.osatrM . o. ecz,opaoL .oa en,ss5 90 10 p.:t q
ar.'nt1 u. ASSEMBLY hin: to ri.rotts an!tosta
fright And ta.+eexer !aI!n. In shs eoarsa Of The
discussian tic Hratss Of Tx Art'ele, ~no ~as ptl'
etfAt Editor of tie LrnA3Js- Was characteftAst b.
kess'Inx Dennesssa ,. -eo1uerrl, ilat. sd Ea.zn
riata1- s.enstnss Adasn.. kasausa aaa Aessle were
srpo,ss<a eSs:m''te:' ~ Ihssr I.s,, l, ,n,Go 9os
tarh tor thr eisFR"r Of The Dssoev1.
ss.e s1s n.srs1 R'o;as Is a e oe:sa e'nnssDs 10 y.
nens@. q iht ltxasatnre +.l,ry re1anx %
ttftatn military eh1tns sSansf ne stA'e; .ppso;
r aasR ld,u1 70 tnS la,tlsste io1 shs htnn, An*a
Aaruat'y nstn eere eaoew!rt IN 70 f<o.1ds tu1
he eo1ee'toa Of test'oa dlsnttt iaIes ~hen eu.
!tlht't Y aH.<ud t,ssaY h~; " .e'ent az q
Ktxcs 10 TIE st4:t 10 .nsend eAs14 ~ cf R1!eod
s..,u:st. u refartfo hifh~sts: - ansent Ia" Of
~ rtlaslzs e - she at a.tes VI tumeer Inspector
, 1866-04-01

Thc Last kltnih or *@NnfnF Fpot.
iCor.e.pondetts Of thr lh1ladel3al1 Ptets
II t1hJ~cynw tbfn

u AsutNHIoSt A1Ecn - letaA
During tho Illness and the period itanett-
atrly preceding the death OF senator Foot< be
exhibited calm aud Christian bearing, and
serycnt attarhraent to bis country, that
should tre tmnlnted By al mcn. l}ts prayers
10 God were always mingled With blessings
upon The union. lie seemed to unite Ills
:ts .ss ed' ss Il e T. hos es' Il ~ The se'f ai
mate ascendAnef OF tree Institution. al
over the world. The tccounts Of his lAst
hours Disclose marvellous faith and fortttndc,
showing moral fupersofity not often touad
IN n,orisl mcu. Seuat4E Foot's life was
lesson 10 the Jonns men ot america but
pie Of his death. lie had served longer IN the
:tenAte thu, anI other Senator, excepting alr.
Eutnper, Who WIS elected nj The came lime,
though be YVES not s~orn In until some
months atter Mr.. Foot took hls seat.
Tomorrow tho death Q! tae l'ater tS<"aiat
vii ae briefly anno',neeI In tho Ssnats y h!s
coiiey1 u*4, : S1det rniand, whe will move the
xupo1ntmeGt Of liz appropriate committees.
Al O'Clock thc remains VII b. taken to tho
scnats Chxrnhu, and the funeral Aesy,rts viii
le held, DE: Sunderland preaching the funeral
sermon. The t1bntea Of respect hr Senators
| remains of The deceased Eenator will be taken
| to Rutland, Vt, to-u1osToW A{tt7uoon, where
,hry viii be t3epo-Ited In the United States
Court ifou*e, Rhfch he planned and took
such an in:~rest in haJlrK constructed, and
! Tse g Senator nate dici iii, morning Al *
O'Clock, a. tl4 lodgings, Mrs. Cartcr's, Eo..t
\ street. Up TO the last tnomtnt bis min
WAS clear, md ilo WAS Ia the iulj possession p
Ills faculties. Smce ye*terdhy morning, wher
be Was ATTACKED With hemorrbsgc Of ths
fewcl, in scdit!cn to the jnnnaicc. witt
~hic!, he Faa at t!sst afflicted. be h.s beer
tink5ng. md htz death was not unexpected.
Lut ulett pr. Faxie-. Ct vrr,unul- .rais::-
, 1866-04-01
MILITARY LANS.

/ Msu A<otrwe.d tn h. ttao~e-a Ear yfur.
a-r. 80 s,.,s.ts .-s,.,. ~ -.
1,.,s,..s : ~. .r%a, ~
-.
's, 'e'5 nAl
!? ns'ne3 Ii ElA4As8! u" IL tue IMPAIRMENT
"of faTth.la.
EEA;+1IAE11aa, DrrAk1xkxs or yaxarx1A.
E1cHxuxu, Vs. Au1. - ltI., I
4;eues.1 Court u.rt.,I &yf,3 .rv n, }1t.-1 t4io..
touttary eomui4.tpr. rh,ra coate-ed ii tvnrn.
b5r. Va. Ho@eoheTf iIn nnon,rt IN Sr+,,trt
ccuer1 No q dtt<d uesinas.te exs tG,:,.r1 n sna,n
ws..tsa |r-tat.. I3psatiu-r. "a So,r.nh~ /
lxs, nd 81 whleh Aa;ns i. i. i;s1ns IL SeI
Tel Ptusniors Ca.xfr. Il pr-,iaent ~. ar
xtxrec k.,d l;1cd. ~
GntEE7 uAY7ur. Civilian.
CeD--Errasf.
Fk7csn--.Not ru,1,y.~
Hesc.Er-sL9i,!5 d urftcr In tae fra. d.
s-<"
u lAe Commission do ,nt7efore ,er,eoe. him.
GcEn.a::'e< t-oa1l MI atrets. tw,stsin,t o;ibc
Il Tbt n :e.+sio-s 80 t4:a,n -,,.
IL N.l,tsrT trmnaE .},s - -. - =.
Ay:Gf bten srr,.1.s <. - :. ~. M i -
+zted IL tu;1c:f,, m ~ t,r... q ~. - -
% - 'ns ne2fI'm- et Com naode:. are errroved !;
xtzs ciscie.<a bs IL. .,ss.,1 tas =. T..
, 1866-04-01

FHpFpAEB 13ht.
4 pfcpaetron Las brtn 1ads BY Axrnfa ps Ah1s
n.niau 10 p.oatneEt polt1tc1tas 70 Ett then COB
tract ia etect fhe tttrnue Ia Aextco or ite tern
Of aYe yrtf.. unon eopsitt0o .hss they would pro-
,ent cur 1ipFt1enlent notn doug anything II b.
half ot lp4re1 End The republic daring That ptkio3.
llt trf cen:A7c which thry ot@ ia Fire on the
smorul coll. cred furnishes ~tde mstCtn for
,ptby f1ud 10 usc epon Cuuf1ets 10 prevent aet1on
n6HZrutcAnE1A-
General H.1lrekS Bu1rd. now enSatd 10 sno ex-
Animation oi Hodci. tor eEerfh-As!og are Alha. -
sui 10 tesssou, spi vii eoatInae 10 frcesre ne*
Improvements fof several ~~c--- -.e4 ti4As5 pat
H1Es h1rs go nexu tnia1ed.
A lafxe uur1teE Of ton-rtssncn hzsn Akeu M
rsp,srr oi he tt1ost .cee.r and have xone Norm.
intx.s{tnr 10 hs tAre again On EobdAJ. Th1o 10
cunteaueniy tul1 an speculation r. " fht ptoo&-
lie nftIur r} Confrese Hpon the etsfl .tcnts DEL
TMx .usSA.aSGT KLFGf1oE.
A Mrxe Hnuatee Of o@caats. HhoAc residence u u
the stxte ct touns<tteut. aeft NA.htaktou ytstEs
day for that *tate. for Tho pHIfsosc Of d@po@t&S%
theft srf+e en NuntAy pe1f.
xr91AE1xa OFT or EcIo4Tb 7nHdf*.
| ordcr~ have bt~n lssn+d rna-terfne e"'
! IA ~ ksv ~----- :: =. ...s ~. ,s.~-
xxpsA1 THAT.
I The Pr<.ttens bas pFucla.rnfA Tho frshty @a,e
ain the head ren AID chiefs OF The bIAc2!ett 0aho
nf inko,s " sioux lptlAas- 1t y tlEz..1f 70 ~
tTrstirI r>eeu,fy made a!th two one1 hands or ~
,1ne 1ndlsn4 hy hth ,bey p!t5Ed thetn'efset ho'
.rn5, 70 r,e.efve so~413 the Trtfed Stf e. peacN
MI 70 v{,pd.aw ttnr1 tie nvetts; rcu ts. n coo
.trrn,ru Of ih-&e sstru1sIcns sbry 11- 20 5feh'ts
~, tetcs4n1 tolA.s prt suGrr tor t~~asy sr.f 4
| Rfy4a,kk. ASn SHAEitHHN-l LII A11I@4AA-
, 1866-04-01

Letter from Mr. scoFi1 = what Ste
VIII Eo.

THItApELPulA, Mar a1--Mr. Seotil. Tsrsttent
10 the Lrk*ttH. ef ihlr s,ty, In xtxh h. raJs: Il
requested that The caucus shnuid p2me tho man u
fNo agreed 10 20 inlo Joint mtettu3. w tao
ttscs hare hetn doubted. An s!Sat within the
ea1 !hat Will NOT 60 Into Joint meeting Tor Field.
vaa i,,fe 6 Grraofy. Has au opportunity beoa
offered mel ~ shst l Will, Y The Republican
rsmea. Or On lion. 4. h. nsy, Ut camdsn. pr ladgs
..Hkt :. ..s~-hsia, .. u'e . apferoe Court. w1Il
70 into }oant meeting IT. 10 =. H. OF sns otne.
no11. on Totsdsy ut1t. I E1ns 10 Aend t11e II .
and esstrsmar 10 Washington, aad Am sraay Ia
nate my a osut socd By !nssant action Nov lei
my en-nit. snsN er Inst. L<s = -~mdtd world 1adgs
s+iweea nc trd ihrrr. Tbs tIsspnJ which stfor,
INF rom uEe p>ry Il - ohIous 10 mo In 8nuabe
~hsn dr:nsLG. lust submit 10 insolente srd !n
fas,tee eEuhtreh.
, 1866-04-01

.tEr foHk. M.1th sl-1hc EaCums7rtas skys
II Ill t.rrt1 1. ortstlled eBd sesereh. Ntucuallon
u tefrEed std hlitet, and though rot ptuleky,
yet d<c,uedly wtak. The bulls in The 13ock rnsr-
ket a,r carrying ,e,J heay5 load. snd appsay 10
slesrat Of fasriuc mp lrecs aot fnnher bile ateJ
f%ar attempting to realize, lett The lears fhnl!d
telke The opportunity 10 preetpl,ate hearY hlL
The Michigan kouhtrp cllQa& Il The o1if prop 2rs-
t1isina lh- trAzkrt, AMI nrrak IN fhzt gu4t<A1
w.nId ins,I'shIy ~ snecttcrL b! tharp te.ilna
~ prr-rnf thst tfcmh.ua:1opexhibit*s sseil 4tr-n:h,
aDd tho sfcek Il maintained ei3t8l1S- The t.ans-
Ac.sute It fte bcAEd are llra!ed. &nd the t1tstts
ruitie aEpesr 10 hsse wihtr1~n 70 4 ecns!dt ttnie
rxtent fih.u kieculatt.t l;arrEeata. fr.e u weak,
and fr. sc = !rnu. Re. teEtayt qpotAEnaf- !jeresn
raen,s t1e sr1y t.m, tes of1ss9 ar up i. IT, III are
y ffEher. s--G+ ate aet&te, nut II k1n qaosaatons
.tata skocA4 Ntxu fiu ind zet1Tt. especially
iiose ol the Eotdet Hta;rs. Tho demand foE
monty y very h:hL The >1uactltftJ Of stccls
e1rrer.a hight tr.nand tor tsl leans, thr Eafe for
nhlei, remain. Il . rtr ernt
FoTEtRn ezehaagrts merely nominal. Tbs rost
ket cipsea 1t1ieF1.zy nj 1ldliSti i0d!s faf pfl1,e
lAnAess strthus. Today tho qto'atloca art aonl
iua3ly 4 traction higher
Gold continue rye,ted and fsn nnlts strong
a1eculzttte putsaa.~s. 1hs market eontnnei
0str.sil, Many NI rne tnntts~ts made It The ctoss
At l4at ~tek arr -irtna1fy st!n un.ettke.1. eein1
tuyrrtd BY hcTpTta Eod- sud these would 4ceu
to t. NO r<94rt<i u more settled 11re until thl
pr.ersA Df covering by Io4t~ IL ~ndr<s; Tt*u1
wbie6 cannot be to1E 1elaset II ths pretrnt h1xl
rate Of 5faxtA rer c+1s PER dsT Il charged r1al
ta4ne. Tht na5krt cp<ncd drt1 1t lx74Gt1xsJf i
Atti rp+ z +t+%dtk* IN 3&rt. 7ha Gesmanl3 tzkc
NIL ip.naY fA.t in ra!t
, 1866-04-01

erps fhat mtners arc titkty from bad sra ln.u eiont
ptprtt!ons4 No !at8 eNa hnm CeutE4l America
Ad1icla rum South America state tha! thr Ptz1-
si2n xpa.e4sd Le&. srrount tn Calan Bay. was
sEceSsstuh} tAkcn vi ile rret ~ the AEAe1tCa 1a-
E,nttf.
Tue Us. srnt'oAt Mahonso tad Ha1,tnckctt.
Nrrt II CaI1ko. md tnt ,Ane ND M1.ssee u
, 1866-04-01
7nc surs4latcndrat7ot iA~ frneral foss

The sure,latcndrattnt fhr f,entsal fass
f>ffrs nn.iht~r q S-.H-.;.n, rrales.es % oe o. O.
-. ~. -. thNt tbs r1trp.e for eu.lul has l<ea {!
e.nt+ n.r day, Mheh wil bc xa5 II for ~ canxas
tnne;h wtcseas hst "a. bill ~:Jt ~ 49,,
~ ,aG f:ra is: tr,ns an fr%tsr- q st:!.t. ano
t..tnr 81 fe.A66 fos onc moo;h- !EH s,... ~
q r.a.,ns svr Al! Who isrs o1}aiaE LA 80
, 1866-04-01
fgIuehamrton Town Et9esfco-SfEuah.
ens,s {-t.1on yfctory-lndotrrAa~n of

Cen. Grant for 1rrrAtt3esbt Id 1865.
n The Editor Of TIE n. !. Tribune:
SlR;-Tllc rnfan Republican Ticket F6
elected In agha,npt,n yesscrday b5 t"s}ott.
ties ranging from 3sl TO is. The majority
,ur francis T. Sewell, Republican superior.
wa Isl. This l. ovcr 13> majority norr Than
snT Union Republican has efc: rcceired fof
Supervise. tn the fown'
fbe Union victory Il significant fns tererAi
reasons. Whfn the Union PARTY nou1ina:ea
lbeIr candidates. they ra*sed = fe-olutina
unanimously In favor Of ten- IElnt - tnc
Union candidate for Pre*taent IN aaf's: ths
Coppcrhcaas then beaded their tieltt Elth !,
tteir strongest and hest Ian-shsy ea.lea :'.
It:"tbe Ant1ew Jehntou Ticket, snd pnt
two Republicans on It, one OF *l4"." T..
nnf- armed Tnhu Sdiatef. But ne
dee,!ncd 10 ran on = Coppcshe1d ucket. q
Thatrfcr name it was called. The otne1 Ae.
nuh]jr an op It declared be did not ieuo"sntl
1xith them. and the Upiap inca tncn put hl11
VI! s.".:4 s---. -s-.+-.a him.
TIE rlecttou was spirited a,'a a !arSe Fos'
was polled. .,..,
4sctor1 ior the unien and equa! rfahts. ant
sgxip.t dictatton, from whatever QUARTET
ii1xerAr.4ox. xsrrh =, =, 1864
, 1866-04-01

4 Fearful Coonagrution in 1Togrras-
BrFYAIo, March 51--Ssns has been Frteised
hsrr of ne most destructive N8r that h14 sTtg t.nn
known on Oil trek, fxnn., now raging On fhc E2-
feft and Sicny fsEnl-. Tbs iowH Of FetFu.eun
&;ertre I. Il, SFfat dxuc$f.
, 1866-04-01

NV f.HE. March 11-Tho tt1ltaie HirFur nj
;isE:ao1S AA9i ths: 1hc Mn-s lsEy. Arb htl14hnp
srasstLs a. u+tesetc An.to1c. has ,,sued l!s !ct-
trf ,af eoas oeasiop. ltd sssrd to nh the Area-
I&At ss'A nj sf-hnnA af tAt tnttc,! a4sct c1aFr-
, 1866-04-01

pa;t1nose, Gu the 1rt srpdky ot nr1t octoh<T. 10
tuaug4sate he sees,ra F1cnRt, CouHeu. Ia tun.c-
uut1xaa OF the g1tli alsFaoe4 nj = hEh the peA+es
r.!dIrg On ts,e iae,tc Hns SIC fEom balsliht*c;N
VIZ dretoed nenuaFy 10 E1ts hsn Biz Efuo'6'
pt!IlEc,
, 1866-04-01
Prom nIchnonA,

R1cuxaxp. Vs. Maseh 3t- Hon. Aiexssslst
s,tphenA artEea Il tht e..y so-aight, IN route 70
WxaklDx4oN.
tbs sseoad Aftic,p Church md se1efal adjoining
hopte Of little ralon, near CANDLES I'LL. rtIt de-
atto5 Cd hy tte this estE4tc.
, 1866-04-01

a1eAvy Enic u Hail AK.
Halifax March 1t.-A heavy eorth*r1r ra1e
Je.4est4y proxtn+ec sra buildings and The tete
F,.pA HE ID nj u.rrc'l1As.
, 1866-04-01
r.,,v.J arI koutll Awerica.

srx ,oxk, March st.--Ihe seezsasf Hts9
rt.nrcr.' arrived fson Asptaxan ssd- hstns' sa7-'
~ . rsr,o. II r,rs,as sAA auoshet rcvolnaot IL
, 1866-04-01

DtAfR OF q k6N1HfekFsAk E0It~F*
PHsrAnz1rH1A, March N.-Ens. r1d1ts loF
Twenty ye.rs ps.i fnmratfets1 editor q TIN Agra
.fMryinSH SA5 Entttd t2..k<s fiazsdx. formerly
nrfrhRnf of this city, Ord lhis EposoIns. ared
rt4tI-ihree yea4s. Tho Corn kKrhkokt, II H. -sss-
, 1866-04-01
CONNECTICUT,


=
10 Tie Eat,os Of Tho New Tott Tneane:
esR: ain no politician anG nercr dctire to
he. but an loyal 10 ny country and her Eto-
tiops Institutions hence ! wosk zca4olRly tor
the cauAe Of Liberty md Equal Rights, kna
consequently dctest neas.n In every E,sste.
Msllel, md The New FORK Erprss Of this
evening has copied. statement that ! bare
expErsacd dontlls Of the A:cctee Ut the Union
Republican ticket in Connecticut, on Monday
nc1t- THIS Is uEer'y }aiss! Mother the Enlon
sy + aonstsa s s'' g.. 0G Gen 'in1 n..cS h5Es Il. Sf
trtu.nrhantly eiectct Governor OF Con.
ncesaru., aud thxt the loyal purity vii!
carry tar State ~ c1ectpally ~ 1t has dong
ever hincc the Ccpi~, head leadcEs-Iotn sey.
Elour, Touey, Eaton 4 Co.--lenounccd rtrai-
dent Lincoln for calling aat volunteers TO sIp-
rsese the rebellion, discouraged enlls.ntnts,
declared the war failure, 1eloTce1 over rel,el
victories, and ensIeare7ed to prcrt1lt our sol
dttrs from voting. These headers aa4 their
party arc s rank tccesslonists To-day
~ IeK Davi. cser WAS, and they
c.unot hoea~t9k the loyal voters q
By one Of the Union state Committee that,
after carefully can, a4sing the State, ther have
| evcry reason 10 eeite.e that ihu rnlon Ssate
1 ticket viii bc elected By majority u scvtTal
thousand. and that The Leglslaturc will be
!areriy unlcn: The corps14ead; AFe work
|
ming cunnlnEly to cheat Us By fraudulent
sotes but The y old satptnt " u veil knorn
hcreat'euta, and Is sharply watched. Il. that
ths Cntcn party IN. 10 do il to turu out aud
vaic to man, !: rain nr slllne," and the Cop
pcfs VIII rsuctrr second New Hampshire
thsesh!ng. Truly yours.
p 7. BAESCu.
! Gsidsrfest, coan-. Ms.tA -, aete
CtFrxEMEAn EsfIMATEs.
| FE+rom The New York Tribune. a01
The CuppeEhtad Journals assert that ths
rival eo1arnitiees have made \ canyaas Of tn
| rote to he cast ID Connecticut uext Monday
md that the two ca1y1stes Enn up teyprc
tlvcIy as follows:
The Isepsbitesn gives Ths Democratic x,re-
Nanley...........-t:-1solu uaa1ty..- ..-.....tl.oo
1}cubtsut.+........ 4Jqo poubtfai....- -. 7.tF
AL monushine. 1t tho day te fa1r "a
bland, the total vote Kl1l hc nearly, 10
qnitc, eA,Np. We arc confident thai Gcner1
uawley'a poll, II the wcaihcr tr good, vii
not fall helow 1900. Give Mr.. English 4
The votes claimed for him by hls romnstsc.
with pnr-hnlf tboae they judge doubtful
. iI,1I5O IN nll-aud he is beaten. We thau
: them for tht undersigned adzntAsIon thai the
| cAsc Ii desperate.
, 1866-04-01
The pTtsat~er iteteoF-SenAtorW Wright
eF Hssy I~r~r3-The %~cret Treaty be-
t>scen Nm1tuaitian nnd 1.ottl. N2po-
lAnn-T tae &uNHeh III JnRea EnYtr.

o. AffF AffAF3- HF %<ETEA 4ECA%y 2<-
twcen 1Ja1su,ltian mud 1.ot,ls Nzpo-
leon-T f,~ speech of 1ul+a Favfr.
SEw YcnT, Mateh s1.-fn 1hr psuce%t!iucs Of
the Mrfeor. the lll<:1t t'nii1so rstEx'rtr csse.
Ys.ter1ay, Ie::tr frJt1 her nwue1 Ms rFt2tnted
rsx4tlfs1rs hvT Hr.nlrahA character. she VIZ
"rt5 iI ,uS alscf lIrlttta p5sise, soa block
1dr !rnE-f1, very tsI and t.t+csd for htaFy cuu.-
TIE Newark -4:irers.s-r atrt tkAI at113tor
Wright T. sti'l eoadntd 10 BIZ fonee. He aai H.
.etd-tt rotEv IL Washington IL tote oa thr >tocx-
ION -tr. and hid earr.ssr At th< dous to ke h!ra
10 The tfpo,. but hit hratth ~oaM not permit th-
.ertv-Y. II = countut II he errf serubcs his seat
10 ite Sruate.
/ NV YcHk. Nsfrh sl-Atudlns TO she rr1ort
ct The ecent seerct t,t1ty he'Hfcu Lnnta S1pf,-
leou enn N.ximlissr, thu Nsthlnee5n eerrttpp1d-
+ute rtatrs that An sgtuf ErefntIy made ud.as 10
p,ufa.u+nt Atner.caE politicians for collecting the
l,aIrziel rswnuaa u AtA!co lor Eve years. II they
sIll ;;elcni .ny sc::dn hs car Gort:nmcue tsvasa-
he to TrcsIdcnt 5uarex, or ininie,l TO Tie En-
pestr.
Ihe zps~cn 1rtrpt!y fnads in the Ftrnch serase
bY IuI<s f4Yrr. tie virtual leader Of tbs Opro<f-
ton. srt+st* tn have haen outy Rfrocd In iucsr1t
srd sraposttntr tn lbs memorable adatr>s Of n.
1a.ts; IL eon'ss.n kfpo'*on's desLsed pal!eJ
nd nff assnss et~Ht> ana tsccanceA ihn g!as4nz
3a'laofat!tts VI Z. beh Tt-r'y lrder the fmp.zal
rr7,sHf. 7f' edc'e*s z.sntuer1 irr1oitupua 3tz&
l ekt1on In th4 >EEzte.
, 1866-04-01

BOARD OE TRADE
REGULAR TICKET,

IuI FEEstpx1y,
J. G. DUME.
Y1SNr v9cx rxta1pKN1.
r, L. UNDERWOOD.
tEpap rtcx YIKA4pRF1.
a1E1tRf SEI+H0X.
ot1sEIpEs.
7. II. sErMOCR, W.A. kGAS.
Il. i. TuNNtI. J. r0TflA
II, 6PECASCE
rtxxEvrK or AtntTxAT1oH.
1.c. GUTHRIE. \. Z. NELLY.
|. NrNsEf, Ga WHEELER
ubWAND i'E1ESTky. c. v. BofaloS.
H. 4. RANKIN, u. 4. N1t1!GEF,
8. ]. NAGtl,L. ". T. HruHES.
t.ix<tIfEH aF Arr L..
j.W, nELEY, II. c. sfEAESH,
CttAE. kASrufFu, z. 4. 1pKFtN,
e. +, WHEELER, HE6H A1LkShAS.
EF. LAWRENCE, HAROLD sfRAGCE
l.. b. Ho[tTpS. c.J. GILBE1.r-
R6k3 nrf