davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-03

aids to maintain the principles OF their political
party, In which Alone 1Afety can b. found for the
conntfy. and 10 that end wo present to tho people
The Aforesaid Convention appointed a Slate
Executive CoHmittee, combating q Le.nuet Sum
mess, 1eRrsnd Dy!ngton. r. y. Monroe, II. r.
Tho Bytngtou Democracy viii make terrible IN
Eoads q, tlS fused ticket q ka1gasoes md Cop.
petheads Mnieh va made several Weeks aEo.s
stua!c death-hed Beena Of President Lincoln, waa
mobbcd 1t IalleJrand, Kcokuk G 1uuty, hy COM
papy Of Coppe.heRds.
Work was commenced to-1ay In this place on
tbs 1owa State Arsenal and Adjutant Generals
Office, for which an appropriation Of $50 ,00 vaa
made BY The Legislature. Tho Initial ceremonies
wcro euperintcndcd BY Architect Hoytngtou, Of
YQuf city, and Adfntant General BaseE.
, 1866-09-03
Who Captured tho muttoon Counter
feItcr3


Editors Chicago Ttibnne:
Yorr 'sspccia1 despatch Of August e7th. from
Matioon. fn reference to tho arrest ot counter.
fcitcrp, does great injustice to ]. Kiftenhouso
et IBIS slty Deputy United states Marshal Yor
70 tIeeamr natter eml,odles The substantial facts
il tic casc. That despatch was dlstated by
Ezekiel Phillips" to yonr reportcr tn The pres
encc or Deputy Marshal afatl,cny-jnatly award
ine tic credit OF thc arrest 10 ). +. R'ttcnhonse,
whlie she Mas.oon despatch; ysishani y any rcspon.
f,l,lc name, euloeises Ezekiel Phillips rs the
hero Of thc transact1on. Mr. Rtttcnhonee arrest
I'd one Of .hsss seamrs IN tits sl'y f2r @ thsn ~
trr{sls cf lhc fc1oH, he has 1,cen watch!n Ill
from that time nntii his reecn' arrest followln G
linn through Missouri, knnsas md Ng6tasEa At :
coat OF several hnnircd dollars. Mr. Kt:tenhoust
Communicated to Ezcsirl Phillips all the iafor
nation upon which he nrted, a'a 1t Is grossly IN
;nat In Mr. Phillips t1 aucnpt- anonymously o.
Otherwise, to obtain credit fot making an ares
,here tle case had been '.wotsed q" .;
assistant called IN lor the occasion: -
Respectfully, u. :. CnAapA1I.
, 1866-09-03
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Abandonment by Epnftt or tho War
Against &teru ntatl lChi1t-Aiiiilsrf@nrT
Ut Peruvian Isittepeatuctttc-NAsa1 Die
firH1tts rtr.s etc.
Esw iunk, September LA 1f.,1,lt tatphraisn
correspondent Rays tlip ttu.ts oF t1lp aDAi,Htiiet
Ut ltu wnr by slnln llna ect rrceltelt. but p'htn
Mns nut e1ttCte A. s*ts thc ltttrti.
tiun Ut thu nttr fstpnbittA 10 ti,tkc retal'atury
war ul,DH Etktfh Ai,., l,tr cDttnfce.
Thp 2stli III th1y. lht .AnnlTrttary nf I'nft!tlnn
tndrlshaeher. taa eelel,Fnsct Y Hrs,t!! atyie o
it"leSrdri,ris, i Hdmirai fueasr, sllp ss.Uonteia.
fntr. Nh0 l,a,l tes,I pntrl U rlIatRs " !ng rSr;
Y!h Ma'y,is tii s1aaly 1l'noasd " ,1.n. AMM'fa ~
ctnll1y with ktiY umGf tafrt Uf 'IurkUt't yrttTa.
laI NJ bnt' t!te 1Rys hr"" T., As
irnm tin Npitntt A,nlpa hM,n,tnl. faf !ses ~
lIlb.tdl, r1tiH fii,,r in*a !hAn luta nun kiia'
ptH1 Mn itnE Itlisniea htlll hutllI hi'Ittleal IN
tjuhE, luplItNas VIM Till.
, 1866-09-03
MIR. wIsNTlvDIkTII,S FIDNLITT.
Mr. Wentworth is making Ills campaign

MIR. yENTsvD1kTII,s FIDEL1TY.
b1r. Wentworth is making his campaign
for d renotniuation 10 Congress on tic ground
Of fidelity 10 the Republican party. 1t is
true, re believe, that when nc WAS In his
sent, and when he was In u condition to vutc
during the recent session Of Congress, hc
volet with The Republicans. Whatever credit
Is to be nttaclcd to tlts achievement, Is due
solcly tu Ills fears, MS flw well knnwn facts
will Jcsaonstsate. In lBts2, during tho darkest
period Of the wnr, hfr. Wentworth was
elected as a Republican delegate to Tho Con-
siltutfonu1 Convention of 1llthots. At this
tliIc nit The StAte utIiccs werc tll1cl By 1sc.
rnb.lcas's, vito wefc pushing on The war
With lie utmost vlgur-iillfng lIr the dcct-
1naicd rrplnlenlst trnlang new oics lU Thu
field, forwarding ar'nF, ammunition and i'rtt-
risttllr to h,tslntn slosn already ut tho ffunt,
nnd tiitrcttilg nj! ,hu ENERGIES nf si,e Statu tu
tilc slr t,llr1,nsu Of ,nltttnR duwn tfrnsni md
rrlulitnu. Mr. Wcntwoslti tuuk 1tls seal m
The Cunyenltml, Mtd Immediately toll
to ploitlng Will tllu Compartments.
| tu u,tal tinyrrnpr Yntra hl,l Tho uth"r Rlntu
nfticplH, m,t1 to MI s,rr parrs will Knights
or tllp tt"idrn Glfrlr. 'fliu'tlgh thu joint
ss.awis af fu,Isr, u"s.'.y "'"i We".wswlA y
ttn.atttWttun wns a,l"Ihrl IN shls uinl. 4
Hwlmlllng nrIn,rllf,Inrnt Ut Legislative a,nl
mi Congressional tlls(ttrts wis .ll.lu,l, which
wnf,l,l lmys girrn thr .nnlrt! NJ llln A!nlu
lu !ip t..sh,etleA,!s at.A t.usl.wltAekpra t,,t
ie.. srn.s ut least, tr is,lecd Il hut tWt IT,
etilr,t III tnttng tlir Flute mi uf Tin Utl"Il
atul NtfNptInG IL 10 thu hnttlftrrn tulthIt'
rtAty.
tlayfiIg n,lurlrt irr"lIatitn,i",,, htrsara.
| ttnht .tttttIt EttIrt ftttlit 1tuuhpr uiut t,tl.
, 1866-09-03

Tic charge Of having deserted The Baltimore p1at-
form. md eloAed.
"A bail il now IN progress In honor Of the occs.
sion.
BurrA1o, September 1-p. m.-The President
and party had reception this evening At Niagara
Falls, aud tonight are attending grand ball At
tho International Hotcl. They remain At the Falls
over Sunday and come to Bnfa1o On Monday
morning and have public reception. Thoy re-
main hero until evening. when they leave FOR the
Vest. ,....-
k171crmo INCIDENT.
AusrnH, New York. September 1.-fcsterday,
On the arrival Of the se.ideuta party At this city,
boy, the sou Of Mr. Richardson. rushed towards
tic carriage 10 shake hands With General Grant,
but In his efforts to do 10 fell undcE the wheel,
thereby shaaerang his leg. He was conveyed to
his homo. Last night ho sent word to Secretary
Seward thAt be was anxious to see General Grant.
The latter, affected by the ci1cumslauces, a. re-
lated bY the Secretary. last ugbt 1t eleven O'Clock,
attended by Surgeon General Barnes, called At the
honso Of tho sufferer. and on parting told lbn
youth when he recovered to Write him letter,
and he might be Of use 10 him.
, 1866-09-03

q = :.
cScxxAn September i-MFs :si!s: hspsy M ,e;na spst
Ton, % %KcntacEy, opposite ills city, len home
before daylight, yesterday 1aorniD1, and
drowned helss1f In the Ohio River, She was z
cultivated and csttmab1c lady, Of middle age, and
is supposed 10 have been dellrious from fever at
lhc time of committing the fatal nst- She vas
clad on13 inher night garments. shoes and shawl.
Thc body was recovered last evening.
Only three deaths from cholera occurred ysstes-
, 1866-09-03
BEEC;lIER.

4kGHkNREutCV Ia NOAkEENNt | ,
Beecher having been Invited to act As chaplain 10
the Convention of Soldiers and Sailors at CleTe-
land returned the following answer:
pxzKeK1I1. August 30, 1865.
Chas. G. Halpine, Bre,et Brigadlcr General. Il. |
y: slocun, Major General, Gordon aFsnscr'
6xMM 6m9asss lam Obliged to yoa for thu Invitation
which ron haye made nc 70 att = chaplain 70 the
Convention Of Soldiers and Sailors, about 70 con-
ssy 1: 8S 4 sna /. osr aa II
to'aiea Il ali IL ths sisies issly Il REBELLION e
Sss Est 10 psee ior stasa except il tha Unson. lid
tuet taken for granted that The dunes Or ssats
n Y 9Rs ts5a Sa. e e pos
Prescribed conditions src fn1ai!ed. ~ i Il were
R1ess Soa, poe iSie ns tss o;a, and
Representatives Of Tcunessce been admitted g.
sss e8 Or sasee:ss ss HE s Seo nd @aa
North corolsua. and Virginia, the public mind Of
the sonth would have been far more healthy thin
10 lie list would hsye been under more salat.T
tu!Hense 10 good cnndNst than Il \ dozen armies
Ryefy oa,s 3sat oss' e dei.9 this ual step
complicatee The case. The excluded population, |
s9oash unsettled hstSts, Sx %q5s r., irritable
:Slastss & ssled "a 70 i'll lne,isfs e i 9as ri
d'a and .emei%es % stin e1e.t d asee. ior our oy.
u4AaeHtt MtsSJ aua1En - ~ W. elEs sne
uonss uts5is uGso1 ~ Lnosc oaui hoo ~ n
qu.plfa WIN us INSTRUMENTS nfen MnIn ~ .
Scnttaaxeo Goseinmsnt e1essi7e iescg ,e.ie.
,!pn*y ~ tetaot s.atcs usst .gsa! Hitn5 a91
EsetJ ~ tettuIu ene uu9ss H. 'as ~
in mttskee WHEN hase cSee4 H. tae . haton1 oat
- s! !i III -. ~ .s.E I,tiess
tAr tea! ctluc!s1s enOul0 70 a4"4has 7aen uH"1o
o. NC ncnt!at nosernmen.t;i -. a.. .,.t., ut
lhe fedeIai itofesnmenl u naAt " S1erSasu s! H.
nor ponce and local goscfnMcnls hna M!u lnesna. s
bly, hlunuef when y attempts 70 keep hal scote
of Slatca under federal aathos1ty. UNI MMn-
| gnt hatlonht ues ahn Fcsp0aslu.a.;
To obliRe the tentFat Hosetam,Ghns ,.n
r. 5usGsn ns!a tAe icIiIu.y =. ~ ,n uhn ~ s st
Fsacla. Sa,eEtr; nu Y! aus. T. ntis =. earun.
iutas aMq GintlL!tEt uns ts,5 + ~.
to tho tplrll 9! ons GoFcIninent AoWeyes ha@aae
the cnd e1uGnt enu the m2tesos. T.. 10 saea
contsn r tus!iuctaoa ns.bof1nR III uovctta"tent
TO be dcst1!c. atiu lan1,aiik'nE tae regrae ~
*tfFiFH 1{ unlpftt WHICH tntl never BE OluE{"l3G
, 1866-09-03

son candidate, by thtaecn majority. on nil vote.
II Ii a strong Coppcshe2d town, and was carried
last spnng ~ lhe topperheads BY thirty majority:
Al this township fs tho 1cstdcncc. ct General
Grant. and IL Robson was run as Grant man
against = Johh4on.C Coppcshead. the election has
no small sfguiAcAncG+.
, 1866-09-03

Totat.. ....... ............"-.f7 f7so, ,o!ags
1.ast week :. ....ss. ,v
Tile fall trade has fAIrls folhmehcea. anu lnc
meteaatils baslnrt* OF tue el;y aara'ig the "eek
}hsl closlile hss Been very ea!lfMetnfJ Ill az uc-
l'at'mt''te. tlio"ahe nthfaea fnetehee oses we
*n'''i:it u ttade ~f ihe werk previous; lhr .n.
a1sat!ie hte t!fat t,F 'c tles. thif'y ahyt t'anu
VIII "hifasf AAi!3 IL Me sa'ae sas" sa"e Wv
d'itshg t'tc t'he' ~ tolisttlShs afe l'hPtosna.
alitl ~ near " ss"cf enft'l'Ihnts ~" snnn ,s
d f1fne nv wttka sttfecs thoaah tnss" ~, !. ~"
s''a'' NJ 'mbshssMeM 3H"R'HS H"n t"e tc'
th'ks y eottie ~ "as !o"is. ns t'Sn' .s.. ~ "s
etrGhte IA srfy heal'hy' lneFt - IN Msfsa,N"n
On sta l'Afl u! daf sssfeit4tls ~ ttee 9"u"s q"
lH cts'l9e esa'"h, Ut n.y. fespeet u&e5 ~ et',''
tsMt!y etFsettatnes ha ~ V,"H w. s't'sa'ns H. "
e!hilt"a VI ta"'o "t "mSue's. u"rs"n III ~"
Wrtt ahs 'ef! s''n'. NV ny s"'on. '."taut
nnlf"4 NV "Fea 'ht ueso !',t a'n'", h "."
tl"th' f"lea INV" h'H ~, nl.". '.i"'!. "" ~, ~
H. 's saen5 'a""' ~" '1%nu', @ ",a"xas. '' ~" '". T.,
aet 9a'e "" r. maui ine'f aPp""aa"s" Pp,'am''
ny Tne'nt "t'n""an W." ~ :, " -, .a'.,,t -,
!nfae Wt Mase 'eeM P,a."u w tt. ,l as." Sn ~. m
!t Ha5 % huuI' as eh'ef '"e s.'pa'a" .i.as i".
s'ea 'asR", a"" F'aue" .','s W. s s.,.,",,
III t"tFl's Nv 'i"l"'"A bane nf9Mn"s IT., e5"Nr,.' r
nus anu t''s th!a3 h4e'tka" .a,A '..a smv "u ~
&nssa ~ Es'"HetS ~. WeH 49,. " t ~. ~
hs t"""t's ,1I !" Ite' ;,"'nt. ~ t,,i" ii,"..,v
0lt!tni,tR tata"ir "'s'hlsMs. ',w ,,s..S tt
!fsae. !uaR. Ap mse. w a,.s.i ~ IT, "s,.
we tal'le t"etken asn..u :. "srh!s. :" 's H..
sepha'heh's w lf W. s'Hs""n.F"' a,s .,'s f. a..
His hhs Hlsn ntpn ''', 's ''nt T. an,,.
tte, w" nf'nhna s .'nss H W.. , r. ~. t,ss ,t''
"'!ek' AVN wnAtt "e |atAp. "H'a ~ ~. .,a', ~,
e"'9f eseF1ehseu ~ n.sns g'", ~ s".s' "ss ~ ~
I'M tfht't III thss' IVY" nv ."''"'' Nv "'"f VI
cerlHeG Improvements ~ "Wa'"sts'
IN fHANrta1 aHafF. &Hett WIS aF"Fe'5 n.5
cluurs 10 uaio frnm ye.te1lay, At snRp of tbs
u.anun, 1,on..a hnstnass ,sa. reporte.t rather
~ 's.,. ,."ss ~. a"r,,,,s s,r n,,rav ,ua.
0"''' "h'o WIN ts"e!s' Ho "1.aa"" ~ "to"ss W.
musn netaya. Ias 't'4a.sy !1om 'a' eountJ -
Leaf aet,se, t"o'a 'as eoaassae" -. =.
expressing eonssaetaoe ea'seaey ~ ,, ~.
o" ths "ha's, t"e astnah" !s mo"es ~ ssss n,, ".
gent than was tnc an.o ia,t " s"' snaS "v I'll,
the market ts rropHrtionasel3 eastet tnoueu st1t'
intentionally cl0tc. Paper u elose!y d'scslMina'
am" Ts~nr snc t. seoun1e at The regular
.ap.n ~ 49, e.n, m tbe .trcet sooa nau,es arc
, s = 70 80. s.rs ,,htIs Lass ocrcnlsh,e sicua.
Las. aa.,,, h, rc,oii,te,1 for 1,.s thnn 1s ne,
sa,ss sa.. ,e~ n-,,,,,,
H. H. .r.x ~ r,o,, coce ,oan. fairly active bu
.,ns.. ~ h,. heen donc In = nall vay-in sums vi
s.,at, frnn, 4snn m to ~ G o0 at ID pcr cent
Tns". s 80 . -,o-. ,r,1sa aem,na for Exnbanr,
~ .na ,t.. n,,rtet, was decldelly stt1ar, Il
1 II HaT
, 1866-09-03
From QUINCY, Ill"
t>rnti,a frnsis s,rtntatiix tilltsisnfrs0tsc
4vntrr- -t',tiit Ytht,isnt,A tsr titt t'ss.,s or
A1htAtttN.

A1hi,AIttn. -,
N"t!,a ah rt ,lpal'tst q, T,.lts '|fs'.i s,,
il, uY ttUiifs aiipi Nntt. rum lha epcts u il'e
uiiMip'seaunlr. snitumols N9Eu!. -. ,,.,.,
4 letter frlIlI tIntvfiHtf iAtllf, " Ala1,lislhs
liz ulfs aH isrplpt ii dii! :.tk. tl1a wi,ls nm,
81 ;f M !s is' &y y, II, III |.s. % ltS"Y!sn, X Y3s H.
t'as IL. i"n liz ls.iius til lfr TaWnaali,,. .sa.
Hui tNDhlY. hio,. t',ttlt nrni aa*o tnitestsh ny
hp tAlus AssuuiH!tnH mi ~ rafuf Of ,ta ka1s'
Ill tinyptHt',M H,Tt tal ii .sysi "sin ilaas ts sOn paa
p.p Ut Tho Safthwgsl, Thp p9or AMI HeaAy VIII
ntsul tnrgat thrM,"
, 1866-09-03
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1866.


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,.. :. - - .ae "''' "',n- @
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eoa.s e's. .aeA' 1'e 4. "Do
49,. ~. ~ ~. ~, Ha,s" t'
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, w ~. ;,,rtor nccr1,.r ,c,n,,ns % n TIN ,r,mr ~
,r,ct1,cr ,e ,.n. .1,ouc.1 res,o,, ~ az ,,ot
, ,nfor,,,c,7 Tho r,c,s o,,or, ,nertfono.l .vor,
,,,,1ic ,,;,,or,nu. a,uon,, army t,f,,r.r. lac,
- .m., 49,, .'.,s H. 49, -, ...a., - ~
s..,tr.no o,;on., t,h,,rc,, vno,,,.r I'm -o.,a.
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nr~fn,x f,, +t,n .o,t t,,,,t.,,, ,,F ~ eo,t, xn
A" ,,.. ~ ."' 1.s1o!a,'Va W .ne sout": w
can'1os ai'lt1n. Is nj lenst unfortunate Tint
the Two things should hare come to ltEllt
a'n,ul the far'e lime.
whiri, W. publish herewith, Is M cxtrnprll.
""'s "'ea"eut. sA't""t"''t"'s ~ "e "ssutop'
lions fe'antkaulc III III tchftlcesi'css. anu
u'ttit'snlehea h'f us *a'it oi everything
with III" i''n''c INC t'aflc u ilcrc'irr re-
h''Nt'ta III tl'f'stchettah' tic lailA 1nlo tiio
n""eeW 'ep'.e'1' tut as ''asNta''s as !ao"H"
~ WIRE aahy!is Aafu'l 70 :'s,h1s"ie Nosea.
"' "s"'"e.' "ef'' '""t ",A"s'"s s'o'Set
s".ss"'"e".s "'s "E''"'"tes seR"'"s ""M
L. II
: '"H'stt p" Wy" 'e WH"" INV
~ 'hr'' III ~ "a!e 't''s u r"''"u '.pesI''a
,''' 'lapTt"M. Hf' !'eeetIef Mhy nlis tnat
~ W. 'os't!s h,anhfe t'" Rehp'ai e"H''!'e
,!'a' II IL "etlef tnnt etate fn"n,'l ~ Ut '!''
"m" shs" sms " n' IVY WY "Ms ~
".'"".h .h' e''a. '"'. UNI !" " w '''i.e'"'
u"s! !" .""a'ess :" hset''a'n "'''a"'t ,n'sr
'r'"ts ia'' "ns t'p''!''"''''H '"l'a.!e ~ )
.n'''"a 1"''"t'F. u'"t heFttAeh.atN's
WY tu'ls II" "''Ft'"a ''f' '''' '!'ht ~ IN t'le
dh's ~ "hAI'fs !" lsn''"' aeH".st t'''''
h1'f' rti"'''"hf "nss ''t"*s "r' .H'v"'
~ "hs "1&ahle Il rh'l'th'gh a"r,i'h"M mr. 1ar
'l''f"f' intif !" ufo il!ls 'al', h'''t nchru
l"a' mn ~ view. nTafFthi''E 'llat "t'!a t"''
i.f l1'r "tl'ei t'"r1 l!i'h In et$lr ~ "lseaF4'
sl"ti "'lth hrr'i''eh luz s9a''' o'1t"r '1'l'f'
III" lh''ldt. ANA lin Nn,',til" hlh'rrW a'i'ta'
stM H~!tri !1'Als sl!ht q! s!sAsy NaFu ]'Ae"a"f'
AF. '5""fll"r ,"Ss a*eulAra TINT W" N''s'tl4'
t1ll Alatra nEr heEt "l'i a'r fdrfu pHrFnsu*,
h''i he gsEta as 4 'aas |set"sp a'n'''s s'sa|
Ito eai'hot rt''ter&se tAat ftla sftNl uA1"l
party. wh'r' rnf a"w', t''s ''''s''""', ""''
cllanelpatea inur millions III a!avsa, car
lm}c nny principle nt stalie, nr he actHa1r
by my higher motive Than TINT Of perpctn
ming Its own power. Mr.. Dsrcllur l'olnnge.'
, 1866-09-03
AnHrANg.E IN ftEBELeNONDys

> |
ADVANCE N REBEL sNoNDs.
Inc Atlantic Cable reports. uhocf; oate Q!
London, August 81, that -aaslccs received
hcrc OF tho action OF inc fn"haeipn'a .oh-
scht'oh hasc hao inc eaeet 10 ma,cs14a11
ADVANCE 1he PRICE o' 1eoel ponas, -"
Convention: IL Will be remembered, was ne!d
ecses"l "eehs "eo' tns au'4Ise 4eseseu ~
Aonaon nate oeen. VI cou'sc' t"oso tos"h1u"
ca " t'ait rom 'au @aAe. 'ean ~ aseats .! Inc
holders OF inc febs1 oonos. 1hese men mare
tahea ,M hnancsa. w" y, tas 'naeteF' aao ohc
fhat Is iai'S warranted py tne iaeb.
~ WILL " cfetae1uoclea Iaat Inc fepcl states
nave nor, In any let'a! form rcpudtatcd their
rebel debt. On the contrary, that debt still
cxhts, and, being held largely BY themselves,
the people OF the rebel States cling to It with
fidelity that knoWs 10 limit.
They assert TINT the rebellion Itself Was
Just anu holy cause, which hns lost none Of
Its virtue by It's failure; that those who en-
gnged In It deserve the gratitude and honors
Of fthc people, and those who refused to aid
II, they insist, shall be hcla In public exc
Grafton forever The debt contracted In that |
war they hold to be a debt which cannot bc
1cpa'diatcd without dishonor, ani thoy, as |
individuals as political parties. mud as States,
declare they will listen 10 no terms which In |
yolyed them in sacrifice of honor. This IL |
clearly shown in the action Of the people Of |
Noltn cafonna. lhe constitution aflehueo
by the Insertion Of provision rcpudlatinE |
ths rebel debt Inns just been rejected by the !
people.
The wisdom of Couurcss tu nroritffno FIR
tho rcpudint1ou Of Tint debt by nh amcnd.
.nvnt In thu Constitution Of The United
EfnfR8 liz tfAf1ffrRf "hn} lima hrnf1 sfnFn
, 1866-09-03
LATER.

In The afternoon the markets were da1land
nomirally unchanged. Corn vas inactive AID
unchanged at Sic. 10 movement IN Wheat.
Liverpool adrices OF to-day roon state that
e15a0Q0 sailed today for New York. Flye-Tweu-
ties were quoted In London at sst1.
, 1866-09-03

Republican Victory In 3o bas1ens
County
rSpcetal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune!
. GA1xaA. September. /.
1ounshin today. Robson, the RadlcatG.ant
raudidatc, H.s elected oyes the CoppcsheadJohn"
, 1866-09-03

Here the market opened At lll'5f anH c1useu NJ
1.5Qslaah. Silver wns nominal at 13sG3135.
Goycrnu,ents were less active to-daJ u Ne"
Yo7k. and sornc Of the securities were lower.
The SKIES Of 81 declined " Fivc-fwenties Of 6s
were x better; those Of I'll declined y, and the
'G5 Issue was unchanged. Tcn-Forties soid at %
ex.coupon. Sevcn-Thtrtfes were unchanged.
Hero tic market waa dull at the following quosa~
tEons. -. -.s..
, 1866-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
m0NE'TARY,

SATURDAY EvKs1y1. September I, 1866.
The following sRh1c shows The balances aud
:1ca,nnccs at tho Clearing House for the week chd
, 1866-09-03

'"~e' HrrA3nta Eh3rnntnta
......... SiiM0 2TAu
~ taaHt1ss q ~. pi9UD 1I;SuQ
s GGniSk'e0'''''''''' III 4onW SiGnO
Tha offerings nt Lnmncf " ko7 e~9kp "ese asn@ -
and Ettn the clo4e Of the week tne mAfkeS sleS
n1;rt hns nnrhanxed In ps.eea Ca1xo saea toelnle:
14-.s A ~. Itnn, Es+.or nor, f3rxn9 uavro IN u.
teFKo sc11 :naut% ~. -. .,.,. n-..- om,;.s a.
tttps balance Boo4 HI ~ "t1a uRPEs aaAuse, -. a
re % for three upper qualities Of cleAft 8nM fnr
s,,nn ana 40 10 mr. cutls. 70 nj 18th nj 435; caf1
.H- -. - -. ,f,rcr.+t- N -, y s-.eeF~
senf Iha4euEs' nue. &c = - ~ ~
Ianfel from White Lake, 80 N coarss mixed. soup
1e, - s19 q N m ~ ~, shin4res It Is 1o c,-
ao0x* a. *1s-Wt ~ ~ . 80 t@.,tsxco .hort - =
80 eenf experiment, noIn aauseH ~ seos -. n
star shATed ahlnEles II &4-Wi 4u ~ W".c bAa4 a.
sa"so ~ =. es res. = 1.-.nt tnvtr 10 m u ,tr1ns
CaFEo ecu3 a4n" leAs aunA - :. 1tN.
h3lAnco M1xed. II *1sWS = 1ap - ea1sV scae
Tm, juue4 from UanIaete, " N 1o1sa &1o scantluSa
IN mia At atan1
- -, - - 49,. ,x . xtAsdv demand at the foox1,p
IN t0hyAfos aHsae - "'
quotatons: "
, 1866-09-03

CONN ElRClAls..


S9TrKpAY EVENING. srptenl'er I.
The following tatk. show thp recctras anu sllr
sncnts ot produce dustae the past twsnt1.fou
1outa.
, 1866-09-03

Local Stocks arc IN atcaay demand hnu hsn1, n11
the amount Offering is comparatively light. Cook
County se7cns are WANTED Al 81 with SELLERS At a.:
Chamber Of Commerce Is in demand at ssh
Merchants Express Is held at II, with buyers
at ls3f. ........
Il. Il. Nab, Eeq., Cashier Of the United States
Depository IN this city, paid the Ten-Fosty coup
ous due today, and will continue 10 do so - long
ns any are presented. .....
The telegraph this afternoon states that George
IL. Briggs, p11sng teller cf the Nassau Bank Of
New York, was arrested On the charge Of having
embesz1ed s1Oo,O00 Of the fnnds Of tho bank. No
loss is anticipated By the depositoFs. as the sur
plus Of the trst1tution Ia some 500. Co.,
Tho pertnaular Division Of the Northwestern
Railroad Is now doing business to the utmost ca
pacity Of the limited amount of rolling stock,
bringing about $50 car loads per day Of Iron ore.
It has been demonstrated that theEa eau be (when
they have the cars bul*l SIX hundred care empaed
datiy into The dock, aud from thence into the Ees-
sels; With another season It Ia hoped thst thou
sand cxt.a ore cazs may be had.
For The bene:.t Of thoso who deal In the Mexi-
can Loan, VIC append tho estimate Of The revenue
and expenditure of the Mexican Empire fos 1866,
~ given by Nj. Middleton, her Majesty's secre-
tary Of Legation;
, 1866-09-03

ae ec; Gste Fos1el dae1a Holden
leayitt, kanyan, Ryder, T1nkham. Van Horn aut
, 1866-09-03

FRANCIS 4. EASTMAN
Chicago, September !. 1905.
, 1866-09-03

ouencc Of the advance In Fiye-Twcnlcs In Lon
don. The mas1;ct opened at 1I'3a and closed at
1t5a;. The following dispatches were rcceised
IL ans. bs IInrd 4. RrnE t.n1G hrnEefs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-09


for the purpose of securing their preservation.
Since my last annual message, the Presi-
dent Of the United States has fallen victim
10 the most foul and base assassination re-
corded in history 1t viii afford me pleasure
and | viii heartily unite with you in any ex,
preston of indignation at the crime, and of
appreciation of the public virtue and services
of its victim, Abraham Lincoln.
My uniform course during the late war,
was to avoid the discussion Of the policy of
the General Government, while giving a
hearty support to the National Authorities in
all their measures to suppress this rebellion.
| shall continue to pursue the same course
during the embarrassments necessarily con-
nected with the entire restoration of the coan-
try.--The principles expressedin the message
of the President, at the commencement cf the
session of Congress, will receive my cordial
support.
During the last FIVE years the people of
this Stato have suffered deeply from the ca
lamities ofBar. Thousands of her men have
been slain, and others are MANNED and bro
ken Almost every family mas been stricken
and everywhere there are widows and or
phans, many of them helpless and in poverty,
It is subject Of sincere congratulation, that
peace has at last returned
am not aware of the existence of any dif-
iculty with other nations which may not be
amicably adjusted, and therefore venture to
express the hope that long years of tranquil
ty and happiness are before US.
a. G. CURTIN.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-09


A WIFE IN TROUBLE. Pray tell me, my
dear what is the cause of those tears2'
"0h, such disgrace!'
What is it my dear? don't keep me in sus-
pense.'i
H0h, / have opened one ofyour letters sup
posing il to be addressed to myself. Certain
ly it looked more like Mrs. than Mr.
''Is that all? What harm can there be in a
wife opening her husbands S letters?''
''No harm in the thing itself, but the con
tents. Such disgrace!p
''Who has dared to write me a letter unf
to be read by my wife?'
"0h no, it is couched in the most beautiful
language, but the contentsi' the contentsl'
Here the wife buried her face in her hand
kerchief and commenced sobbing aloud
while her husband eagerly caught up the let
ter and commenced reading the epistle tha
had nearly broken his wifes heart. 1t was {
bill from the printer for two years, subscrip
ton to the town paper.