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AAEcH "A resalu tion was adopted concerning tie
Chicago and Rock island R4road aud ma tiers there
70 relating Petitions presented for an anasEd-
Ineat tie Constitution 50 choose President
and Vice President By direct from eitzsns OF
Massachusetts for the disfrzaehsemeui OF Rebel. :
from citizens Of New-York aiust renewal OF the Re
ciproe.ty Treaty.: and FOR increase Of pay
officers tie Warehouse bill Has discussed BY NJ
Sprsgue AID vent over gam. The pending resolu-
tion for sResdment 20 tae Consultation concern
ing TePresentA..oa debated By Messrs- Fesseadsn,
Hendricks, Yates, Su inner and Wilson. Mr., Header
sons amendment Tia, no State shall make auy dis
tiact.on Of color rejected 81 10 70 81 Mr. Sum
ners amendment proposing joint resolution BY
Congress 70 the sane end, was rejected by 70 So
Mr.. Yates Amendment guaranteeing protection to All
citizens in AL rights, Including suffrage was rejected,
IS. Various other propositions saaI ed tile
fate. ami the pending resolution, known TIE Coax
ling amend meni, then rejected, IS 70 22not two
thirds \ reconsideration moved and passed.
Mr.. DOoii.e offered Rrnendul-a making voters the
basis OF representation, and then tie whole question
csIPoued till Thursday next aud the Senate sd
jgurrei till Mout4v.
HOU SE.-The Senate amendment to the House
bill declaratory of the meaning OF parts OF tAe Inter
L.. Revenue la1 concurFed IN bill was intro
duced leave concerning Paymasters accounts, and
re,arv 81 ar to report how many volunteers whose
terms Lrve expired still in service. The Civil
Nights bill taken up and debated BY Nessrs. Bing
ham, Shsl.a5arger aud Wilson. motion 70 lay the
whole subject the table rejected 81 70 rs
Mr.. Binghams motion to recomulit with instructions
was rejected, 81 to ia. Mr. Wilson's motion re-
commit then adopted By 50 to TO- The Senate
b.n TO reimburse Missouri for expenditures was
Committee of the Whole, and postponed for a
fortnight. The House into Committee Of the
" hole the Reciprocity bill, which debated
length and various amendments adopted. Til. Gem
nlittee rose, and after routine business the
Honne adjourned.
EgHon. G W Julian, introduced i
resolution regulating the time of labor
ers. mechanics or artiZans, who are en-
ployed by or under authority of the
United States, TO S hours per day, which
was referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
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The Bliss of Ignorance.

The man that dosen't take newspapers
was in town the other day. He brought
his family in an OK wagon. He still be
lieved that Willard Fillmore was Presi-
dent, and wanted to know if the Kan
schatkians had taken Cuba, and if so,
where they had taken it. He had sold his
pork for six cents, when he might have
got ten. One of his boys went to a black
smith shop to be measured for pair OF
shoes, and another mistook the market
house for i church. He hung his hat on
meat hook, and patiently waited one
hour for meeting to begin. One OF
the girls took lot of seed onions" to
the postofiice to trade off for q letter.
She had a baby which she carried in q
sugar trough" stopping occasionally to
rock il on the sidewalk when it cried
she filed its mouth with q cotton hand
kerchief, and sang Barbara Allen. -
The oldest boy had sold two coon skins
and was on bust. When last seen he
had called for ..sody and water and
stood soaking gingerbread in it aud ma
king wry faces. the shop keeper mis-
taking his meaning, had given him q
mixture Of sal soda and water, and it
tasted strongly Of soap. But he had
t'hearn tell OF soiy water, and was bound
to give it a fair trial, puke or no puke-' .
The old man had tea kettle he wanted
fixed up" and he carried it to the mil
liner shop The clerk thought the man
was crazy, but noticing the hole in the
kettle, politely told him that Dreyton d
Woracek could mend it for him He
then took an old piow to the jewelers. to
have it '.pinted and sharpened." We
told the old man he ought TO read tae
papers, but he would not listen 10 it. He
was opposed to .'intarnal improv ements, =
and he thought .larnin" was wicked
inyention.-kxclaAge
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- There IS in New York gentleman OF ample
fortune, which he received By Inheritance. His wife
recently ordered new carriage, and was anxious
that tue " family coa;-ot-arms should be emblazon-
ed upon its panels. Tbs the husband consented TO,
ard takiag pen, the millionaire drew something
eu5ling small mound by il was stuck a manure
fork, and upon the fork perched chauticeer,
pant. Why, what is This ?' asked madam, in
ment. This said the of MONEY Is tamil
II coa;-cf-arms. Ny grandfather made his money
carting Brooklyn, and invested it in real
estate in New York. Now listen to the explanation
OF the arms. This mound and fork represent my
Srandfathers occupation the cock rerehed upon the
top OF the fork represents myself, whs hare done
nothing oct flap ny wings and crow on that dung
hiil ever since The carriage still has plain panneis.
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E1- In a note addressed to his family
organ, Hon Geo. w. Julian denies hav
seat. He says he voted for Washburn,
and refers to the Congressional Globe,
as proof. Did he frSt vote for VOORHEES,
and then, when telegraphed TO from this
district that it gave great dissatisfaction
to his former adherents, change has rote
for WashJurn and have it SO published in
the Globe? We merely ask for infor
IN alton.
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II President johnson is ambitious for
denomination for the Presidency, be
certainly, By vetoing the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill, deprived himself of the
most potent political m achinery possible
to effect that object
The Maine Farmer says the cs.1se Of
hog cholera is eating more than the ami
mai can well digest, and salt and coal
are recommended as proper remedies
and preventives to be kept At all times
Within the reach of the swine
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A Want Of Sense.-The Ishmaelitish

A Want of Sense.-The Ishmaeiitish
disposition manifested by our neighbor
of the Ieiegram-his constant abuse and
vituperation of our old and most sub
stantial men, can only be excused on the
ground of want of sense on his part !;
for surely n man possessing moiety of
that prerequisite ingredient, that distin
cuisines intelligence from idiotcy, would
not speak of Hon. LEWIS BURN, Maj b.
T. MARTIN, and EDMUND LAWRENCE, III
the manner the editor of that sheet does
IN his last issue. These men are among
the best citizens We have in the county
OF Wayne, and have been frequently
entrusted with office, which they have
tiled with honor to themselves and to
the entire satisfaction of the people
The people know and appreciate them
for their sterling qualities, and for their
honesty and faithfulness in the discharge
of the public duties confded to them
They need no defence at our hands,
against the idiotic rawlings of one who
is totally irresponsible, and whose ven
ON is more dangerous in its recoil upon
himself than to anyone else.
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~ Four days after the rebels fred on Fort Sum
ter son Of Mrs. Duncan, of Mecca, Ohio, enlisted
for tie war He joined Western smeni, and at
Ter being in several battles reported killed 81 tie
battle Of Stone River. His body vas brought home
snd inferred. Afierw ards intelligence was brcagh'
tie parents By returned Union prisoners that their
son was not dead bu! in rebel prison in Georgia
Other prIsoners, returning from there last spring,
brought the sad OF his death the sorely dis
tressed family. When The war closed Opportunity
vas offered TO penetrate the rebel lines. Mr. Duncan
sent down AID had his son brought home and sz.in
buried. Having had him buried twice sup
posed II was natural that they should Be recoEcied
70 their loss but few days ago, their Bob, in
spite Of wounds, and deaths and funerals, e. ne
= marching bona and IS enjoying the hespFtzii-
IT OF the parental reef.
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IHAD- STEyENss DREAM eN-
change says A few nights l.nce a
friend of ours, while wrapped in the
slum bers of midnight, "dreamed a
dream, and imagined he was on pleas
ure excursion TO the internal regions
His sight was RECALLED with MANY scenes
novel, strange and undreamed OF in the
philosophy of man. While in the recep-
ton room of his majesty, the pleasant
little imp who acts as usher announced
"Thaddeus Stevens"
Satan actually trembled in his sulphur
ous boots, and quick uprising asked:
Nv hat, that noisy fellow flom Penn
sylvania?"
Yes" responded the usher.
Send him back, send him back -
cried Satan. There is on place for
him here
But, responded the little devil, who
seemed to enjoy an event which prom
led to knock the sand from under his
imperial chief, lyon must receive him !,
he can 70 anywhere else"
Satan walked the floor with rapid
strides for a few moments. when sud
denly he stopped and said: Il have it
He may have a few bushels of birthstone
and a box of matches and 90 oil and start
3 lIttlc hell of his own
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~The proceedings of the Waynt

~ The proceedings OF the " ayne
County Temperance Committee, held at
Centerville, on Saturday, the 10th inst,
will be found in another column. The
committee have taken the true view OF
the subject. and have disregarded the
incorporate eounsels of the man who.
whilst lunning drugstore, violated the
present license laws oftener than any ten
hquor-sellers we have in this city. and
who, if placed in the same occupation,
would to-day be doing the same thing
Talk about such q man being governed
by principle, Out upon such arrant by
pocrisyl
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Anofher Duck-kysiI

From the following. which We find in
the Delaware Free Press, il viii be seen
that one of the quondam friends OF our
NC. doesn't appreciate him as highly a
he did two years ago. The editor thinks
he knows Mr.. Julian. and we suppose he
does Read
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W. tkfstAGES.

On the 10Th Of January last. by the Rev Mr. MrLLEs
MIR SAMUEL HARVEY, formerly of the vicinity OF this
city, and Of tie vicinity of Carthage. Rush Co.,
Ind. tn Miss MATILDA WILSON of the latter county
On the 9th inst, at the res idence of Mr. B. F. BEE
son, in this county, Mr.. HIRAM c. ELwELL, 10 Miss
J. Z. PATTERSON; all of Washington Township.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. W E. BARroS Mr. LA
FAYETrE J. JUsrtcE to Miss NANCY A. CRAIG; all of
Franklin Township.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. TIMOTHY HART
to Mis-. RACHEL kERLIS all Of franklin Township
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Projection TO American ISDUsTRY.-
We invite the attention of our readers
to the excellent letter of PETER COOPER,
On this vital policy for tile restoration OF
our country 70 its former prosperity, on
the first page OF To days paper, In adj
dition to this letter, we find the follow
ing in the " T. zri6une, Of the 18th. 1t
isanew idea OF reconstruction, F" from
that source, and is clearly within the
province of Congress to adopt. AS Con
gress has got no policy of reeonstruc-
ton vet, let our wise law givers try this,
and leave the notion Of universal suffrage
alone, until the people are better pre-
pared for it, by the free use of industry
and education
Alexander II II Stuart of Virginia
hit the nail right on tie head when he
said the other day: If we had supper
ted the Protective system, | really be
lieve we would have had no war II you
will revert to the history of the last 40
wears, YOU will find that when we had a
Protective Tariff, imperative quiet pre-
vailed in the country; but as soon as
protection to free labor was withdrawn,
sectional excitement and animosity fol
lowed" How wicked is the self5hness
that, right on the the heel of the war that
has so desolated the South and so bur
dened the North, seeks to deprive the
labor OF both North and South of pro
lection, claiming the latter down in its
poverty, and hamstringing the former as
il cndeavors to carry its load and save
the nations credit and prosperity. In
dustry alone can reconstruct the whole
Union Free Trade opposes this recon
struction. The deadliest disunionist that
now glides masked through our politics
is the opponent of Protection to Home
Industry
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Richmond Palladium.
Thursday, March 18th, 1866.


Notwithstanding the rain Monday night last,
starr Hall pretty well crowded By our others,
who generally well pleased with the sentiments
advanced by Col GRAY and the sound argumen. " It'll
which he fortified them. We had intended 10 give 3
synopsis OF his speech, but understanding thai the
Telegram wcud contain full report Of IT, VIC conciu-
lied to avail ourselves Of i for our next issue Col
GRAY IS pleasing in bis address-shoois straight At
the mark hitting the centre every shotand his head
j. emphaticaIIy "leve." Should he be chosen a. the
nominee Tor Congress next APRIL and think there j.
no aoabt Of that, hs afill make Representative 10
whom the People Of tbs 5ii District point with
pride and satisfaction.
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p The Tableaa OF the " Firsmsns Statue" viii be
y ssice thing next Wednesday evening.
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hen morning came, the early rising sun
Laid his lght hngers a soldier sleeping
here soft covering OF bright green grass
Over tive lowly mounds WAS lightly creeping,
But wAAed him not; has was the rest eternal
" here ihe brown eyes reflected love sups -nsl.
" y Er Poe
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Don't iai' 70 see the Tableaux Starr Hall rex.
Wednesday and Thursday night they are for the bene-
1T OF No. Is
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OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
Se7on Rose. i this dzF dissolTei by the witfadrzw
al Of A. y. Nest from said raa Business account.
settled by either party Of tie late firm.
A. y NEWTON
Es-Ey the 18th ef the present month, Dr. Newton
viii be IN ms Pill Dickinsonfs Jew
CRY stare, aE,assslss Huntington House.
RichHoad, March i. 1850. Is
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sure, ihsYn be al the corner watching
seat them word that should come tonight,
TIE biris AZ know IT, for ther crowd around,
Twitteriag taeir welcome with wild delight;
And thar oil robin, with 4 halting wing,
saved her life three years sso last Spring.
"Ihree rssrs-Perhsps am bG. dreaming,
For, ike the pilgrim Of the long agu,
I've tagged = weary burden at nv back.
Through summers heat and winters binding
snow
TIL now, reach my hone, nv dsrling's breast.
" here | can roll my burden of-aRd rest
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GOING EAST!!

J. 3. HUNNICUTT. Jeweuer,
HAS removed 70 - Main strees, two doors West
Il o. tie First National Bank, where Ae has fitted
up entirely estsblishmess-
He IS opening = large and verJ desirable stock
Of Watc hes. JeweiTy. Clocks, Fancy Goods.
Silver Ware Of ali raris;s. nbiea Is good the
test and will De sold cheap As the cheapest
His old friends and customers invited b call On
him and pains will be spared 70 please
j. B. HCSSICTTT
IS Main Street
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Ohio Female College.

e. ECOND TERN Of the present session commenced
- March 26. Glasses reorganized them favorab,
time for pupils enter. For catalogues, securing
rooms, etc, address Rev. JAMES ANDERSON, Pres
College Hill, o.
March Is, 1868 St
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uDE 1T KNOWN, That, thi. 18th day Of
ID March, 1856, the above med Plaintiff by Jas.
Perry her Attorney filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Wayne Common Pleas Court her complaint az ainst
said defendant in the above entitled cause together
with the affidavit Of competent person that said de-
PENDANT James Answortb is resident OF the State
of Indiana
Said defendant ames Ausworth is therefore hereby
notified of the fling and tendency of said complaint
against him and that, unless he appears and
demures thereto, the calling Of the said
the second day Of the next Term Of said Court
begun and held at the Court House in Centrevile
the Second Monday of May next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained and alleged
will be taken true and the said cause will be heard
and determined in his absence.
80 Witness MOSES u. LEES SON, and the
3sealf Seal of said Court, NJ Centrevilis, this
t., 18th day Of March, 1856.
MOSES ID. Lesson, Clerk
f5-4-wptf-$5 so.
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n ew Advertisements.
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Il II r Il T. T X \ /.

+Ts-es years ! wonder if she'll know me
limp Attls, ADD ! leis oae arm
At Petersburg. AID am grown as brown
As TIE plump caesinuts "a nv li,sle farm,
And an a. shaggy as the eAesiast bars.
But rips Aad sseet wliala and holly hers.
: The ages~-y suss long 70 see her
Ny Aaart autruus this leehle soldier pace
Fer remember, after hsd eft,
ht'ie chsriie came to take nv place;
Al how tue laughing iAres- year old hrewa ewes
Has notaer eyes, viii stare with pleased sur,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Political, Personal and General In
telligeuce'
CONCERNING THE SERENADE---SECRETARY
HARLAN'S LETTER.
Reports from the Colombian Mission.
Commencement of Debates in the Senate on the
Reconstruction Resolves
Reports from the Colombian Mission.

SUBSTITUTES AND AMENDMENTS PROPOSED.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
GAN FRANCISCO LRTTER CARRIERS.

Mr.. McRUER Call, from the Post-Ofice Committee,
reported Joint resolution authorizing the Postmaster
General to pay additional salary to ettercariers III san
Francisco which read third time and passed.
PUBLIC LANDS At THB SOUTH.
On motion Of Mr.. JULIAN lind the Senate amendments
10 the House bill for the disposal Of public lands for home
seads actual settlers in the States OF Alabama Mis-
sssppi Louisiana, Arkansas and Florida were non,con
CURED in and Committee Of Conference was asked io
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
Mr.. Ross I'LL offered resolution, which was adopted
directing the Committee Printing to inquire into the
expediency Of having printed for distribution an extra
mber Of copies Of the Agricultural Report for 1904 equal
TO he number printed for 1868.
EDUCATION IN DAKOTA
Mr.. WINDOW Mimi offered resolution, which "as
adopted directing the Secretary Of the Interior to Inform
the House how much money had been appropriated for the
erection of schOo-houses and tor the maintenance Of
schools in the different agencies ID the Dakota Indian
Superintendency, together with the present condition
of such agency and manner which the BUSINESS OF the
SUPPLEMENTARY and agency has been conducted.
MARRIAGES IN TBB DISTRICT.
Mr. PATTERSON IN H. introduced bill for egalizng
marriages in the District Of Columbia, which was read
twice and referred TO the Committee for the District
FOREST TREES.
On motion Of Mr.. BIDwELL Cali the Committee on
Agriculture discharged from the further consideration
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MAssACHUsETTs.
Session Of Good Tempinrs-Deash Of J. Q. A.
GriMn-Msjer.Gen. Bu'ier-sentencc Of .
Murderer.
po,roy Wedue,day Nav o. 1894.

B0sr0N. Wednesday, May %. 1860.
At tho seco "a days session of the Grand Lodge of the
Iudependent Order Of Good Tempars held to-day officers
were elected and installed, the Hon. S. ID. Hastings
of Wisconsin being called 20 the chair for the fourth sue
cessiye year Tomorrow session terminates this conyen
ton of the Lodge. Its next meeting is appointed at De-
roit Michigan, the fourth Tuesday in May 1867.
public demonstration took place this afternoon at Music
Hall.
j. O. A. Griffin, prominent lawyer and politician, died
last night at his residence IN Medford, aged 40.
The House to-day concurred with the Senate in the
election Of b. f. Butler Of Massachusetts
militia
In the Of Gallagher charged with the murder OF
Dennis Oakley, tho Jury returned verdict OF man
slaughter Gallagher was sentenced TO the State Prson
for 10 years.
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Fatal Explosion.

AUGUSTA Ga. Wednesday. May %. 1900
temporary arsenal erected after the Occupation OF
Macon by the United States forces as place OF deposit
for Confederate ordnance stores was blown up on Monday
aS,enoon while several foedmen we're engaged in draw.
inc fuses and extracting powder One of the shes ex
ploded and was quickly followed by Others resulting
finally in tremendous general explosion Two OF the
freGdiren were blown to atoms ant two Others were
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THE FENIANs.
Mass Meeting In Caiifor nia-Efsrts 20 Hsr'
nonize The Brstherhsed.

SAN FaANCI-cO, MONDAY, May q, 800.
Fifteen thousand Fer.ans assembled at the Peoples
Park San Maeo to express devotion to the cause OF Ire
land and to use their influence to heal the dissensons
existing among the Brotherhood The utmost harmony
prevailed "a ca. c,o
Speeches were made By John Hamill State CENTER
Col Walsh, Of Gen. SweenY staff, and others
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Tree Propagation and Land Company, for conducting eA
perment respecting forest tree culture and the Di "''
laid on he table.
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EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CUBA'S MAIL.
The Great Financial Panic in England.
ST0PPAGE OF 0VEREND, GURNEY n
COMPANY.
SUSPENSION OF THE BANK ACT.
The EmperOrs Speech at Auxenc'
Explanations Demanded by England and
Russia.
PiCIFIC ASSURANCES OF N. DR0UYN DLHJY%
New Negotiations Between Austria, France
and Italy.
Resolution Of the Federal German Diet lgc.Ed
Prussia.
WAR EXCITEMENT IN TURKEY.

The Cubas mail arrived at this port last night From
all European files we make the following extracts:
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wAsHNGroS. Wednesday May q, is66.
HEALTH OF JEFP DAVIS.
The following is official report of the present phys-
cal condition of JEFF Davis made Up by direction Of the
President;
Va Irilnv Nav lSnh-
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weakA demoraze the great Union organ zaon until tie
purposes Of IFS creation shall have been fully accomplished
have the honor to be- very respectfully obedent ser
want JAS. hARLAS
To the Hon. A. W. Randall President Of National Union
Club
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TIE TAX BILL BEFORE The HOrSE.

All Incomes over $4,000 10 he Taxed Ten
Per Cent.