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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

lf.'m tle Boston Daily Aa'ftfer
Ihe line 'i argument 10y which The up-
% p9rlers oi t1e President are tying TO thto"
Q upon tne Louisi4na convention or upoo The
elha.p negroes the blaine Tor tho recent
oep.o'Ho-e e'enls Do Ne" Orleans has been
it"tt4f ewes siace lls days Of -i'oP. There
p .9r SCI, Aaa been "oi winch could not
lud pt-leA- Iaf a- Outrage upon tne
an'' oi would not -nsi's llal inf iat'ef
ruou'ed tpc "A'-' "lilh u'"e1 down ''
uim lfw1. ine ia,e ot in1 members OF tne
5 ay.A.o1 900 New Orleans to be set upon
aao 5-aen by moo "nH ponce a.'Ss, TO see
aome Oh tAel number murdered o'h 2. a'-
tested and Locked 0p' ana hntIj i- be in-
aic.tai and no# alter all tnis' o. Be- they WAC
afe pointed Que as lAe aiH.w b-fs oi peace
ara Die men 90 rlo' ana o.oodatea.
MOI do The FACT. are 100 ulsiu to ps-ntt
feis great c-ims 10 lie at the door ot the
5 weaker ana attacked p.rty. The presiaeut
himself n.. written tine .tlry IL. bi. ai.,a.cbcs.
f..ta.,rs. v,h.eo he o.nnit now es.aps the
I.,F.t Hta.itn.o .op..-s pre,ur,ed
ta.srf.re t-u .la,. b-f5a b, e lin, GOV.
4 V.I.t...es .uut i.rbl. .u.Do-ed .c i'm iu
1 c,r, tbs cnsv.oli .n.--a matter si,h ..yb,cb
= M prssid.at If b Uut.d State. hsi no
,..-.t,d,tb,n tbe Grad Turk H. Dfe-
t.4,.5 o,.,.o-s-.f ,he cooy.,ti,o M,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

A &c nan paper relates the following story
OF one % The late battles, which is not alto
eetber incredible: young soldier in the
midst OF The tumalt of battle, thought he saw
On the eiass fJur-leaved shamrock growing.
As such plant Is rare, and is considered TO
briug 4 lod luck, he stopped to take 1t. At
that vef, instant cannon ball passed over
his head 20 near nav he must have been kill
ed If he mad not been bending down. The
man SO miraculously saved has sent the plant
90 which he owes bis life to his betrothed at
Kmnigsherg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

Gen. HERON and Mayor Monroe OF New Or.
I-.ns. to the President. places the blame u
The ros u thaf city On the radicals.
of,,,..s yo,tise.sr5 ,tonr.o ware hotb
fn.n.
perm 0'''''
the q n'enAon hao n'" want 'o hNN9 'ne
best excuse they Can. Ihey teuer u3
agaia. aud d,aaIe chat die nuiJeted d lic4ls
all dsl,cide
Nov Iytus t4te the e timony { Ae Gov
einor q Louisiana.
New Work.. Aus. o..
"e~ "ei' "'a e'' - 'n7 ''!'' Pi'p'e o.
,-..,.,i.'', ''.,., rn.,,. ,1., ana y.,e lill A
ant aslni ID aud d.rlatme ueewnts. be-
proca4t. to ttata tna csus which lsdto IL.
he recites the history Of the Cen,entl.n
OF lSof' "n'o1 ''a MOT u,''1 '.
.;3..' g.5.,.i. o.o r5,,.. ,..I
roe. c.ne,...,.r, aI.oosi.i.n bs broueht 10
the adm.listrsuon of toe Gee 20 which DE
bod been chosen ond ciares that be- found
"o1nc'Aa'0ly P'lef was No1 ol 'n''
P'', ..t.j .ss.' f.yarsd
tbs assembling of the Convention of 1864 is
t1e ouly me eans Of securing ,he adoption Of
The eonsuu lon1i amendment passed by Com
R'ess ana 'e''sOl 'n'"'' ''s
t',,.,','.. n,,nea,,.r,d of,, 5i,in, tb4
pegroe. into the Meo aoics lnsti ute, should
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

There is great rush to-day for the Hip
pocoloseu- hat-do-ye'call-it. A second per-
iormance this evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17
Gorrlan Nems.


LoNDoS, aug. s.
The relations between the governments Of
Austria nd I,aly axe assuming threatening
at,itud..
New York, aug. 10.
Mex correspondence says an Austrian
NJ "A Of car at Vera Cruz was taking on board
Large quantity OF provisions.
Il wa said that Maximllau, with large
body guud, would embark in her for Europe;
wAiieuu .ha other hand it is said tha. Mar
shal Ba4 ine will order his detention by force,
Il necessary.
Letter from Santa Anna to parties in Mex
icj nav. been intercepted, aud numerous ar
rests have been made by the Imperial author
ites
sann An7as estates, near Jalapa, have
been caaG-cated aud thus several millions
are added TO the Imperial Treasury.
New YoRK, Aug. IL.
The Heralda special disp4tch from Lon
don 9,l over the cable, says there is great
excitem Do here this evening al supposed
attemp 30 blow up the two Houses OF Parlia-
ment
Ten 4ckages Of gunpowder with fuse
pariial, burned, we're found near the en-
trance 90 the Lords Chambers.
The mem bsrs have visions OF another Guy
Feskes J0npowdsr plot.
The deaths from cholera in London, during
last wees numbered 1858; and fsom diaI-
ileA 364.
BERLIN, Aug. 6.
Gen. Manteuffs having attended the mill
taty couucil and had favorable audience Of the
King, lef. yesterday on a special mission to
81. Petersburg
The cholera reports of yesterday show the
same decrease, there being i cases, and four
deaths.
a special Raleigh, N c., telegram states
returns I'm twenty-three counties give for
the con. sutton 5l39 votes against it 625s;
sixy-tna counties are to be heard FROM
Resul. doubtful.
Hat isourg dispatch reports an attack
on the .rain containing Gen. Curtain, General
Gary aud ladies, and party Of soldiers
Firearms were discharged, and stones thrown
at the ala.
Sever soldiers were wounded.
This .in was stopped, and the soldiers
sent af,er the attacking party, who fed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

The population Of Milwaukee, Wis, in
1910, was 1850 souls; in 1860 the inta5l-
,an,s numbered 55 GAO Daurg tbe season
of navigation last Jeer the mpo'tauous amt
ed 70 so 600 tons of eastern meiohtndlse,
pduoipa iy sugar,( Mainly fromP Porlaud Me..)
q. hea, Tea, oil andta't the receipts OF wh5at
amounted to 2,043 $50 busneis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

LONDON, aug. s.
The relations between the governments Of
Austria nd Italy axe assuming threatening
attilud
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
Omoo Hours from o A. M. 70 s PM.
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y. B.50wing to engagements elsewhere Prof BEnn-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
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4th.IIn all nervous affections OF tho eyo
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
SOUTHERN HOTEL.
NOS. 600 AND go BROADWAY NJ

I HAVE THE HONOR TO INFORM THE TRAvpr-
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St TINS Seaui9i Hotel and Am painting fescoing,
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Steamers ~ ava" DoPo'e ano
The Proprietor Is determined that the SOUTHERN
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mouse ths CITY, and therefore feels confident that he
can and VIII give entire satalaoton 10 his fenda and
tne travelling community. HENRY BRUCE,
,,,uo Iate Of Kentucky,
'S Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

RkoH HORSE SroLKN.-From the BennettsyllesJ Jour.
odt we learn that Mr.. T. O. TRArHEnLYs race horse
~9oorge'' was stolen from his stable on Wednesday
night la1t. The thief has been pursued and win no
Stoubt be caught or intercepted somewhere,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

cheeruly concur in the opinion above expressed Of
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

CHARLESTON a n Nav oa,b ,es

UHAKLESION, 3. O.. May 28th, 1896
nave examined Professor BEnSHARnTs very COM
plee assortment of Bpectacles and Lenses They ara
better adapted than any have before oe to remedy
the OF vision that be benefited by the
use OF Glasses The pureness and cearness of the rys
tai used Is an item worthy of special attention. as can
testify from personal experience recommend Profess
sor BRRNHARDT with confidence and great cheerfnpess
to the patronage of the public.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29
THEGATE CITY.

An AMERICAN BrsHoP 10 BE MADE CAR
pINAI.-It is regarded as certain that at the
next Papal Consistosy one of the Bishow eli
the United States viii be created Cardinal.
According to the prevalent opinion in Rome,
this distinction is to be conferred not upon
any Of the Bishops who, during the war,
showed warm sympathy with the cause Of
the Union, nor upon one of those who kept q
profound silence on the National question,
nor upon any Of the seven Archbishops. but
upon the special envoy from jefferson Davis
to Rome-Btshop Lynch of Charleston. Of
course, the opinion rests only on run1ors, and
may turn out to be without foundation.
We see it also stated as probable that one
Of the Mexican Bishops will be raised to the
dignity Of Cardinal.-N. 7. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29
Speers PORT Grape WINE !!

DURE sad four years old, for the Commn-
j. nj N Fable and fsal,iy asa- Prescribed by pbei-
clan. .,r Fera,es, Weasiy psrsons ard ruyads. lie
0seas Remedy for Kidney Aiiesaons, Rheunatism and
ali On, 1nic ID .eases
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29

Case Of 80 walls morocco case and boot complete 40 60
Case of - larse viat4 morocco, and book %
Case ~ 90 large vsis ain "a and book 90
Case Of Is boxes Nos 10 Isl and book %
These rerss dfss ~ the en- single box
any part OF the country. BY na or exIress, free u
char ze on re-si q the price Address
REKPHRETy Specific
HOME0F,s THO MEDICINE 60NPIyT.
otffse and Detr I NJ. sel galway, New-Yurk.
For sale bv every Meditiee Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS is consul ed 6aily st bis ffce, PSF.
sonan, by letter above fr all firms Of disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29

ron rHs aEcsrrIos asD f1sAfnsxf o. =:
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEASES OF THE err AND EAR.

THIS Institution is situated in the most
pleasant and healthy psrt Of the city Ci KsoAnk,
Iowa. and well arranged In every respect secure ths
comfort o. invAiids III. Is.s.ss
Tn. following admitted and treated this
Institution: s&3t#9
lt Surgical diseases and al requiring Surgical
operations 2 !. - 2
D. Diseases Of the Is and Ear e
Sd Diseases Of The Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Diseases Of Women. fa
Drs SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general PRACTICE of medicine, Ill give tsir utite time
and attention to cares OF the hind spumtIaitd
The Department OF Surgery ard I-ea-%s a the Eye
and Ear will be under the special charge Of DR. SAN
FORD while that Of Diseases Of the Luufs, Throat and
Heart ard the Diseases Of Women Will be under the
special charge q Or CURTIS thong aithsr will AAist
the other fn difficult cases
ns enterpsise has been In successful operation more
nsn ysar and il u believed private Clinic the
unted eSat-~ presents larger anmber Of In esttne
and important cases
ny0eap- passing through or ACQUIRING In our city
eto,pectu3 'usi1eh TO visit the iufrmsry. se21dIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29

HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVE proved, from the most ample expe.
rienee. an entire ruree-s; nipple, efeftn and re-
liable They the only edfcnes peri city adapted to
popular useso simpi- that axes tantot = made in
using them 20 nless ts be danger and
~ efcient 10 M always reliable They have raised
the highest tonmendation from ALL and VII rem
DER sati- action tents
a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29

AT San Francisco q pretty widow on
Pine street named Carrie +. Clark has COM
meneed suit against Michael Reese, probably
the richest man IN San Francisco, for 500,
600 damages for brea h of promise. As init
mated. Carrie is widow, and has two chill.
iren. Mr.. Reese is an old Isrealite and a
bachelor. For the past several years he has
been quite attentive to Mrs. Clark, and she
saws that in the year 1864 he promised to
marry her. She waited for two years for him
10 fulfill his promise, but he didn't, and the
lady declares she has been injured to the ex-
tent of 500 600
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29

The recent divorce case of Cavendish
against Lord Cecil Gordon excites great in
terest in England on account Of the rank and
social position Of the parties, Mr.. Cavendish
and his wife had lived together in apparent
happiness for several years, and had three
children. Lady Cavendish being at the time
of her elopement 80 years old. Lord Cecil
Gordon was 60 years old, married and sur
rounded by family of nine children. His
wife was half sister Of Lady Cavendish and
there was great intimacy between the families.
He had been much befriended by Mr.. Caven-
dish, and his treachery in conducting his in
trigue was such that the jury added to their
verdict the statement that the case was one
of the grossest that ever came under their
notice. Mr. Cavendish obtained divorce
from his wife Lady Eleanor Cavendish and
10000 in damages from lord Cecil Gordon
with whom Lady Cavendish had eloped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29

FRANKLIN SrERxs, the richest man in the
Old Dominion under the new regime, is a
Vermonter who has passed thirty years in
Richmond. been twice married, and who is
now worth, in real estate aud cash, a million
and a half Of dollars. He was violent
Unionist, suffered in Castle Thunder. and
never kept Confederate scrip week in his
pocket. but loaned it for mortgages on all
the farm lands around. Every day enriches
him and as the benefits of peace and free
dom are fully developed. he will probably be
the proprietor, by the enhanced value of his
lands, of twelve or fifteen millions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-29
HALLS
Vegetable sieilias
Hair Remover,

A. the name indicates. not only psxrya
the growth Of the hsir When thin and
fslisg OF, but positisely resescs ne oo,yy
20 is original AhAe when il IL turning =
III grev nr white, whether caused by disease,
grief or old age
II viii certainly do what 10 claimed for
a IL fact to which hnndreds nay thon-
- sands who hare used It, ready and =
~ ~iIltng to testify. Where 6ne bottle IL
- fairly nsed, In any community, its rpm =
tation Ispfesds like Wild fire. and IL the
bess advertisement and recommend tion =
We desire. In the Eastern States whore L
" THE "RENEwER. {
q origina ed she yonng ladi.s ne II a.
- hair dressing: IL Is fonnd on the toilet q
tables Of young men, faiso ct their lar -
- bersl while older msn and women who i
de~fIe = rsgzxIrty Anf res Soyatfrs fer their r
grey lock ard baid-h.ads, will not be y
Ul without this article. which gives in every j
instance, entire satisfaction.
CAUTION.
Don't let any druggist OF dealer urge =
- upon you q different article. ~ there + DO
prepaation 10 the world like this. Pc =
81 ware OF any article purporting TO be the
~ same
"a Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER and y
- you viii use other. Il
Il NOT odd st druggists In your town. =
trial bottle ~iii be sen; yon by .xpre.s,
upon receipt Of one dulizr bS mil, thus
- giving You oppnH trinity at once OF test -
- ing fss excellent snsiites- q
~ Orders fsf trial to<ties must be addressed -
&. 4. COOK. Chieago. :
Cert Agent for NorsAeestera States.
oyyrrr, sr-DFssscxs 81.
, 1866-04-15

-,-o~r ,nvrt nj ro1!,s VS. p1aeea, and OF
eyrry carer r1c1.cd E-oups Of dnyesa aao
sheir- tr;r.d, discussed the u1czt& OF &ne
Il r{fne according TO thrsu Tho csAc stAucs
tfrs s.--11,ty yrc.iys TWO dollars day LOT
unrltor jrGra Iouf.4tn 10 Aixtecn nonsS. II
,hey happen 10 h- detained b1 AH1e, m -.
othnr u!xt ecIe on their rou.e, ~ that theI
ssr uu.blo 10 run their fult complement 81
sr1cu irips day. the sum N twentYe'ght
rr,,is /. deducted for eaeh Trip taeI lose.
Sunday. they tay, /, the tunleAt Iay Oh :ha
m.tDrl!y OF ihc ilncs, and the time for mixing,
the gwen trtr. Il often prolonged To se'cnts zen
hours, The ren*,n Of sueh long limo eetER
csr hns to s.lay ovcr'' for CONS hours caen
.l.y. ia order 10 briug lhem alt In to@htds
evening, aud tha: the company may accom-.
t,.u.A&e the rush nj passengers when taAe1
ninct nj a o'clock =. IT. The car drtvefs
1i New York Iorm regular chartered A.
1oe!sliou, which vent into exntsncc N
1854 .On tha Sth Of Aarcsslast hat VIA ta1fo-
ga lcpktr.,, Tor therc14er Of The car drivers.
by shortening shelr houss Of labor 70 icn
hours a DAY, md " grant them cxsrs pay lot
spy time beyond that p<dod.
fbr Leclsla,ure h4v3ag taken DO ael1 On
Ill. I'LL, The dxissrs concluded NO tAkn 'tnc
matlrr hnto lbeir own hsnds. ~ striking ~ Mt
~ iae:e.,s = aY ss ss7,s sS22S *. H. % oeus Co ii
+ ftse Tar Dr1verss Association As@at so*t sno
t. stC3ke srztcsdaT WA not the result q any
. action or shc .ce!ety ~ body. sly. hut!es,
Tie rretident " thfa iine. Hss At the uepot
untii tate honr, attending 10 the duties of
tht superintendent snd other officers, rho
u.acr al sumo OF tho drivers. % this hha
theie a.c forts six day cars aud Gnur n4sht
car. truning 10 Vcsey street md htleeu 10
Cana! strvct.
, 1866-04-15

Z ays ab- u. the place. ne had BEEN there 10
slErt i ure ,hat nca. Of The persona On the
nr.r til orIpc fasus htd the least acquaintance
viii him IN tact. out Of number of those
uho ret lied near, and With Hsou W. convert
I'd, mot ono OF item could ElSe anything near
wlthoul doubt, he ra1 about Is years Of sEe;
that hcrp;e n norsfache. .'snd weighed Ahout
1G11 or In o >, nIs. Some said that he wAs tall,
With dark AzI1 md moustschc, whlle Others
aua br MIS- Of lHtdtu:n siic, stoutty butls,
sad with liz ht hutr nnt rloustache. II Wa
pl general Eelief that the tntn had been tn
The ar,ny. but a. 10 the regiment be WAS COZ.
nec,ed 18th, or any other tscta tending Ia
that direction, not any one appeared 70 eavo
The slightest knowiedSc. A pair Of Light blue
army raotA wereforud in the .housc, which,
Il Is believed, was the property Of ths taes-
were AlsQ lonnd Ia iho houeo !; these also II u
believed, belong 10 The satuo prrson. A4 tho
shoes Of AlF. Deering, we1e ult.slnE from bis
feet whtn bis body VAS found, it Is supposed
1Alt the Gee man rut them upon his own
fret sud left his old ones n the houss where
who had sren ts,ll n,a1 around tbs place At
later period than Fr1dAy u,oratug; Il tha* TING
h~ WAS ~<~ta t,y Young ms" whn ra..ne. -
,oaes tAne, sng.l : s4uasc nem asi. Drct.
ipK'a house. The GeTulan WAS then cnEn+:ed
at work near ttteh, Il cotnI,aDy with hia
employer. 3incc lhkt, ~ EaS r. " could
learn, no trace ct him Il known Il l. - ihct,
however, that neAber ho nor his hody were
vi.lble IN the neigh eoshood Yesterday. We
arc NOT ahio to s,1c sny further ps,tsc,,'nrs
shout this man At prcscut: The Detectives,
vho wcsr en- tho ground II tho tatiic3 poeal'
ble tpvmett. set 70 work 10 Ascertain Rtot
<lne as to the " ~h-reabouts nf tho suTPored
n1s1dcrrr. Not feoirins snr plaustlks de.
scrtEtInu Of htn they hase but few facts to
usskt them 10 frrretins out the acalr. FOR
~thrT developments Will no doubt Lc brought
u light to-day, and sone that sHsy aselst 10
pointing ont The pe,pesratnr Of thu deed
i REWARD pxsEREn.
Last evening Mayor ycatkhael very
promptly ehr-rd II rrwnrd ot II 60 for the
x1nst II thu murderer u tae' DtcrtnE fan!iy.
CHILLY wishths conneiIs 10 -dsyrwhso win. With
out Doubt A.rriy ioer.ase tic amount, Il t'o-
toy l,enltefi RIB the Mayor 10 tic sum Offer
ed by him, :. 80
, 1866-04-15

tEFoo4 t1s Rueefs sae1f, April I'LL *
On Sunday eve1lug, during urIna .s,,.::r
frirhtfut panic took p1ace ID s. Ps.Lt
Church, Which, hut for the coolaes .ssaxt
enct OF mind ot The respected p,,tor ~
have beea, attended wists The mot sessnna 70
sequences. A young man who fof sners -.
mt has been !atorinE unasr rn4nts! g.
ment, End who WIS, VIC believe, Iaieiy - 8
tnaie IN the Desupost Asylum, ior.d E
way into the go.pel aisia. Al Tho d.
he waa seized With = 1T, rosssd oul H. -
and eoppenGed the n,u.t violent rr,,F.s4
lions. bfaEdlehing wooden cTneiSs
lis harls, The who.e csus1..,t,k n ;
At once started to thcls ia
thinking 1hr church WIS on NJ ~ -
With The itars Of the 1xte Fenlan eretsat
In their micds, thinking that hwns ~ 4;
besInnfrg ol m outbreak, md Ill mo-
les. Terrified TO add 10 the ai+orar+ 80
ineautlous persGrs. IN endeayoriar |, rssaa
the Poor naaclac, u.ed him roughly. vh|,ta
kcre2Ms were hZA}n hen1ts fesor1 tinp fb.s.Esss =
the church. Tho ehp1r ceased, Az ne..t
The Altar became sil-sat. rad n inai%-In&
TuAh Of Women. children and mrn ~
towards the side DOOR and tdroryh ~ ..seA 80.
tuarJ tato the sacristr tebial, Fo- sAn
Msnl thc consequences A.1tl fffx.te,a II
The ReT. AF. MeGaufaa, fnun1 me aa,etu,T
~ Iced tchc. teAr1 .aso4e III. poi4s mi -
Hnis' exp!aHed the can.c az tae ecutsa,s'
and otcRed tho segregation 10 b. slr -
Keep thels Seats- The eoaclt,.Ean ~ ~
Nas thsn Prpre4dtd with f.u. sbuus nns III.
OF ilte congregation Ind LEFT.
, 1866-04-15
Protest frasn the 1sla1ns-Strouzct
! EsrSiAon4 Urged. -


-Four NAl1Ek. Ilaeotah Tef Mareh 81. lsod:.
Upon reaching Camp Collins, Colorado.
!nest q tetllrnt agricultural country on u
Iacht "a fDu{lre River, learned ihat ..i
Enph!c dispatches had been rocelyeI -
As}. Gen. Pope, troaking up Two OF uur-
the military posts. Including that snr, i,
sFtatiy rednetpE tho gasrtsou OF H.. o,.l,
NAMING taUp between Dcnycr Ct aos, +.
BidTssr, IN ttsh.- The dlsappof4:1n II, uf: s.
pep2tc At this intelligence Eaaf.e!. = an.
~. described. The ,plovs .wse str2;~d
TIE Throw, all huaincss e "a, snl I
ead and s3ruost heart brok~,. .1tt.17. r-l
crt1 tcee,het md retftt ,.-,i NJ :,..,
.athorities ut "a :Louk sa. ;r,n.,,,,:-;,; :,
noa 70 dccsrasc the. rS!,A .tia, .l.rs.ol,rs i.
iu!ted. or al would 10 IT,. =. t,r: r,n1~,1.
led 70 dra. themse1ves nr,: t'.,:~ .--.-Y r,.~.v
fRmtflck back to the >,Eies. ~ e. ILL.,,
meat from that pc' st .s:-th T.. s't!i Fss@
Int zane rdnfc c. ttss nt:-t.ay ,aa people, and
many are psepa' ,ls ~ tttys. No doubt cx.
ssth but that y .~..I'ae one-hslf TIE a11uinp
population VI. :. yut Of tho couut{y. unless
turae action taken by tho GpytFuineut to
aint rs rs.EesEuF eaft9unrds. II the Prcstdent
oIshs sosass atnHss9aa lsa, t4s gtsac ttsac condi.lon
through Il lad hold intercourse WiAh II, -. -.
:ls Who !re eompai1ed to 6ear. tho hr111t t'o "
THAT slIdl.n xars, xs cannot but f,eItne. - !.
g.: - lid would b scnt n. y y. ;"