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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

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tess sf chas. B. RIsharasos, register
81 the lasd oxsa II Fort Dodge: En. y.
aniths receiver " pablis msasy, sIasx
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saiyex 81 pallla nossx Il ChkiIissths,
sad 4. Head, soilsster n intesnxI rers
rRas for Tbs SIKH iistsios N JOSS
Assss shsrsjsssIsns = - q 1s1s1
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Exteusive Mining Regions OF
Nevada, Utah aud Edaho,

NsWadas SFah ana saAh0s
with Sacramento aaa the .Pacise Coast
frop whence their supplies mast be
drawn aad the sarpiugs OF the portion
already running are very. heavy, asa
llIrseIy in ezc4ss n tss Fatsrtsl vpo.,
fhs comp4sy's Bends,
Having been Ess scans time iamiHan
~ish tbe psratieas ID sbe Central Pa,
ciac Raiiro4a t,asasaHy, we ara safisflel
that they are ssonauot4a with rase abili,
~ and prudsssa, thAt sAe suergetic AID
sconemical Enaksagssasns Of the Gompa-
Dy's STARS enlssaea saem to sAs sou6
i,sss Of Capitalists and Of The pablic.
Ne have carefully Investigated the pro.
Eress, resoarses, ana prospects Of the
Ras !, aaa havA ahs fullest condolences In
its snceess, aud In sbs value and stability
of she Coapans's aeearities- The st.
,sptioa o. Trassssa II Estates, Esstasu-
tions, and iaalsidaaaa desiring long,
safe and remaesratIvs invsssmens, il
especially irrslsd % sAess First MORT
gags Bends.
Ordesa NAY be forwarded 70 us d.
rest. or throogs tSs pviseipal Banks aad
Bank era IN ala parss Of the eoaasgyss
Rsmittaaess nay be made 10 drafts on
Nsw York, 81 Ia Legal Tsadsr Notes,
Nasipasa Bank Nases, or other funds
aurrsns 10 shls sisy, asa The Bends will
be fsrwarisd 10 any address by Express,
free Of chang. hsqsiriss for further
particulars, sy mail ~ otherwise, will
receive panssnaI atsensian.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

60 a Dsmssrssie paper whisA sci.
dom has oeeasioa 70 say fuany thing.
gsss OF the fellowisg very gsod pan :-.-
ssEIsga up In the ssaass zay Be read IN
lissag characters, sBss Wade and found
wanting.so
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

GoHxr SroaT.-A fellow sent 30 the
parish priest and told bin, Nth q LOGS
face, he had seen a ghost.
tNhan and wherein said the pastor
s'Lass nighs, replied sSs nan, 81 va,
passing By she church, a8d ap agasnst
the vail did behold TIA spsstrel"
''In what shape did be Appeari'' ask ed
the priest.
''in the shape Of great asa"
AGO bona and bold year tongue about
it, p rejoined tbs pastor; yoa airs q very
timid nae, and hare been frightened BY
Your owa shadow
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

The man Who follows preaching and
10 nos christina, 10 30 bass shak hs
cares n2G 20 what extent of villaiBy %
goes. We read from shs Sermon OF one
Of shess massrasfs maps az Bell, few
days ago, words lik shes4:
ss9elissibg that this eauatry can ne yer
have peace daring the existence Of the
pressnl generation OF Fsbsis, thiak
The sooner they starge lie better"
This Is Puritan faith and merits the
punishment Of tbs damned.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Maggie Mitchell, the actress, u IL r..
parted, IL ssoa 70 De massiss. Wi
shsaId think ID waa time after al the -.
Tsxemsnss abe hsa mades
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

e. Thse mmanleatioas marked
wiaA IA asssrisk thea cd eemplssely
ssser lhs 'sCaansy Boad'' case aud "a,
wisAhold ear eva rem ssks fer another
lime.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

No FEIENBs.- Beast Batter has no
friends any lenger. H. is dsspissd by
those CT bis partY who are 40 batter than
himself. The Chicago Jgurpa j says:
"Gen. Bltlsr il making s.hcst as inef-
feeiiSa characterization 10 Congress as
be did before Fort Fisher With bis fam
oas powder boaI. Mr., Bingbsm pretty
sGessuaily bottled him ysstrEday, and
turned bis astaek into a complete Feut."
Tas Posa, Of the sane city, spurns hi IN
after this sort:
Tho retire AT ar, so Far As Batler is
concerned, il born Of s8lf b, fassious,
tuFhuIeDt and sTasaI spirit, ~aieh has no
place in the balls of Gongtess, and upon
whose ambisioas aud interruptions at.
tFmpss at agisafing the psgsy OF loyalty
and Of Law and and ordar all should
frowu.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

0snAx FAfGsxa Uss.~Ths assrsks
air ssssipss fsem shs insssssl rssssss
~ b 1300, o1o, wbsa lea ysA< issx1t
- niiIias Il daiIars pss dsy, - -
yeeR bskpss ssiil Iasess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Ex Representative ksssos, Of this
State, has gone 10 Europe as special
commissioner TO negotiate FOR redaetiou
of international postage
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

MEssss. KDueza
In yaar paper OF the 9th met, Han.
OAIxn DAlDwEs hss shgaghG il proper 10
lmpugn The motives OF those nssorusss
who hare saasribasad their services g
relieve cur county fsom what's ksesn
a. the $aS 900 contract entered into By
Asssrs. Siglss, Mcbride aad Fssssr %
behalf Of Tbs soaatys 90 the enc part.
and By Aasssrs. CIinsaHs sApp q BAla-
win % the other psrs. lille insists that
the eompensaiis - uamea in said con-
sFaes - reasnusbls, aad shat the assor-
neys oppoaing il la ~ from diaappoias-
nsnt IS nos being able TO obtaia siHa-
liar contract themselves, and remarks
that, ssif they can haze Clinton, Sapp
ard himself surrender said contract,
they then expees to reap the barr sss Of
sbeir &c. 5. i E.'s) sabvr. Now, "a oae
Of the counsel 10 wkom the aaim adyeg-
sIons Of Judge Baldwia assa intended
70 apply, ] d,sirs TO say TO him that In
this matter be las attributed to ny ~.
sasiases and "a mysslf. motives which
never entered the brain of either Of us.
10 common with others of our fellow cit.
ixens, we regard this contract 40 an i'm
position Oh the pns.ic, and claim the
right Ia legitimate way, 10 Indicate
az diaarprovai of IL.
MY only correction wi:h shs u. & N.
T. r. bon3s, ssd the matter of their
defeat, Is sea forth in temperate AID re.
srsctfal lansu ge 10 two articles ecens
y published 10 tha NanpaFsiI ever my
oSn siEaaturs. Any stateinebl assign
ing to me IN attitude Ii8sr5nt from ghe
one adaaissad in shass sstiotes does me
greet injustice Having opra ssd the
S36 900 contract heeaass ieansilered it
msnifvss wroeg. Rnd npt h~irE con
Vinsed BY Jadgs Baldwin d commander
ton that | was IN error, / siill h9ld that
II should rot DO sukwittr,lEn b. sbe rub.
lie. r. l.. DOUGLASS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
FIRH MORTGAGE

.
CONSTITUTING an ABSOLUTE
PnE0H LIEN ON THE P0R-
TTeN OF R0AD ABOVE NAM
ED WITH ALI THE KING HTS
ERAwCHE4ks. EQUaPMENTs,
&c-s PERTAINING THE RETO.
The amoanl Of szsss First Mortgage
Bonds 20 be issasd psr nate 10 Iiuised
By !a# 10 the anpans Of United States
Bonds allowed and iasuss 10 aid tia
soassrastioa OF ths Rsad, and the Mort
gage by which thsy srs scared Is
DECLARED @g ACT OF con
GREss To gUssTETUTE a
LIEN PRIOR AsEs sUPE@HOR
TO THAT o. THE UNITED
Z FSa esz U-z ~ A ~ "a sx "a sza nr- n~ swR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
M AIM ExsERU ME-
af she
PlfifIG 4. R.
authorised, adoFsed and aided BY
The United States Goverm~
maemG,

IL runs through the heart Of the rich.
est and MOST populeus section Of the
5 ate Of California, connecting the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

armed military Organizations In the
District Of Columbia Disbandcd nv
order Of the President-Genera,
Grant Executes the Order-Nerroes
Ast0nished mt the Decentralization
Excitement.
special telegram TO the Disp.tch.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The al.
nouncement in these dispatches this morn
Ing that the President had issued
orders to General Grant to have the
armed military organizations in the Dis
trlct of Columbia disbanded created quite
stir in this community. In the early
part of the day speculation as to
whether General Grant would execute
the order took possession of quid
nuncs, but when it became known
at later hour that the General had
not only given proper directions to
his subordinate officers to carry out the
Executive fat, but likewise admitted the
illegality of these organizations, public
opinion settled down into something like
at the sudden disbanding of
the military companies and the promptness
with which the order was executed. Yes
terday the negro military companies pa
raded the streets and kept up the move
ment until the "wee sma' hours Of night"
at this hour the colored population are just
beginning to realize the effect of the Ex-
ecutive decree that their military occupa-
ton is gone.
The newspaper Offices are tonight
crowded with anxious inquircrs for cleo
ton news. kilograms from various States
in which elections took place to-day are
coming in to the correspondents of leading
northern journals. All other interests are
centered in this matter. WALLACE.
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The body of Mr.. S. B. Jordan, of Nor
folk. has been found. twas clearly iden-
tilted. It is now supposed that at the time
he was left on the wharf he accidentally
stepped overheard, and in the confusion
arising from the departure OF the steamer,
bis cries for help were unhcard, and nothing
was left to indicate his fate until the body
was drifted ashore Virgintdn.
Mr.. Hutchinson recently read paper
before the Medical Chirurgical Society in
England to prove that the form of nervous
blindness known as amaurosis is most fire.
ouently produced by excess in tobacco
smoking than from any other cause.
NASHVILLE, November 1.-THE lower
house of the Legislature has passed joint
resolution calling upon the Tennessee
Congressman TO aid in securing the aboll-
ton of the cotton tax.
The old driving park in Chicago, owned
by Mr.. John Wentworth, has been sold IN
city lots for 100000.
Over $4,000 bushels of potatoes came
into Michig gan city, Ind, in one week THIS
month. Price, seventy cents bushel.
At sale of coins last week IN Ne"
York, a United States silver dollar OF loo4
was sold for upwards of 500.
Miss d.. Major Mary A. Walker is on
the stump in northern New Ok. que
fovors an advanced position III pontlcs
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Foreign News.

PARIS, November 5.-The Honitcm says
that in the fight near Tivoli nearly 5000
insurgents were either killed or made pri-
soners. Garibaldi and his son Minotti
were captured at Ternei and sent to
Florence as prisoners of war. Four thou
sand Garibaldians, while on the march to
reinforce the insurgents, we're stopped
and disarmed.
The greatest agitation prevails in Italy.
The ultimatum OF Napoleon is to be an
swered before Thursday.
LONDON, November Manifestations
bread riots occurred in Exeter yesterday
and to-day. Every bread and meat shop
in the city have been sacked. At the
last intelligence inccndiary fires were
breaking out in different parts of the town,
and the local authorities had petitoncd
the Government for troops to qucll the
rioting.
GENOA, November 5.-Glribaldi has ar
rived at Spezzia prisoner in the hands Of
the ltallanS.
LONDON, November 5-Noon.-Consols,
OH. United States bonds, 10.
LONDON, November 5-Eycning. Con-
soils, VIA. United States bonds, 20 4.
LlvGErooL, November 5-Noon.-Cot-
ton heavy and declining; sales small and
prices unchanged. Brcadstuifs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, November So P. Moot
ton irrruuIar. sales will probably reach
5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 4-Evcning.-
Cotton has been dull all day, and closed
at u decline Of ! uplanls, SO Orleans,
SO.
LIVERPOOL, November 5-Evening.-
Cotton closed lower uptands, 3D.; Or
leans, sgd. Manchester adrices are un-
favorable.
Knows s. Co., cotton merchants, have
suspended payment.
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Summary of Nova

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Times
special says it is false about astounding
accounts reaching General Grants ears of
affairs at the South, and his sending down
word to keep the peace at all hazards.
General Sherman has issued an order
declaring that treaties of peace have been
made with certain tribes of Indians, and
ordering hosti!ities against them to cease.
The President is considering the pardon
of James \. Seldom, of Virginia, which is
recommended by Greeley, Burnside, and
others.
A battalion of Papal Zouaves will be
recruited in Canada.
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EXCITEMENT IN ALEXANDKIA.-Some eX.
citcmcnt was created on Saturday evening
last among the crowd of colored people
collected there by the execution Of writ
of eicctment by the deputy sheriff and bis
assistants upon a colored woman named
Harriet Williams. The house she occupied
was sold to her during the war for ten dol
lars by the commissioners of the land tax
the owner of the property being at that
time in the South-but these same com
missioners had, since the war, restored the
house to its original owner, who, however
had, until Saturday last, been unable to
induce its occupant to vacatc it. During
tie excitement John Hodgkin, a promi.
nent member of the Radical party, appear
ed at the scene, and advised resistance
to the execution Of the writ, and as his
language was considered incendiary, b,
was Immediately arrested by deputy sheriff
Rock, and held to bail By Justice Moore fol
his appearance at court.-Gd2ette.
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The Markets.

New YORK, November ga. M.-Flour
10925c. lower. Wheat a shade iirmer.
Corn firm. Mess pork nominal at $2O.S7 H..
Lard quiet. Cotton dull at lSIa. Frcighls
quiet. Turpentine 55G55l2. Rosin-
Common, S355G*3.G0. Stocks dull and
steady. 5.20s, 'G2, coupons, old, los a +;
new issue, 1919. Gold, l403s.
New YORK, November 5-P. Moot
ton lower-s;!les 1000 bales at ISalS sc.
FIour-State, *S3lO.l3; Southern, slOa
sl4 10. Corn unchanged. Provisions dull.
Pork, $2O.S5. Lard, l258ll3c. Naval
stores steady. Freights lower-co,ton,
per steam, 5sa34c.; wheat, per sail, Sa
81. Stocks dun. 5-20's, '62 coupons,
1851.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-COtton fiat at
lS@lS1 &c. Flour and wheat dull. Vel
low corn, Sl.324$l.35; white, Sl-32.-
Oats dul! and unchanged. Provisions stag
nant.
New ORLEASs, November 5.-Cotton-
Demand moderate ; sales, 1900 bales
market declined &C.; middling Orleans,
lSc.; receipts, 26l bales ; exports, 1892
bales. Sugar and lnolasSes unchanged.
Gold, l59 ,.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November s.
Spirits turpcntne steady at 81 &c. Rosin,
$3.50; No. 2, 81. Tar, a2.70.
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4 PRoGREssIvE AGE.-The days OF old tcgyisn
and antiquarian notions have evidently passed
away, ard may now be numbered among the
things that were. Cur foreialhers were con-
tent to rlds In gigs and coaches at speed not OK
ceediug three mi Is per hour they were conteEt
to W Il: Z. fortnight for news from New York. and
three months for European Intelligence; but how
is it with their progressive descendants Of the
present Gay ? Steamboats, and railroads At thirty
miles an hour, and intelligence every ten minutes
from all the foreign Capitals and the various msro-
poIitan cities Of this continent, scarcely sGhcs. SO
with the great art Of printing. Our toreiatheis
wrote their haEdbi!s and circulars, and were
totally ignorant of bil-heads, business ca-ds, and
Catalogues. But now pays attention to
anght that is not printed in the very bert STYLE
and it Is just this s.yle In which the DISPATCH
PRINTING. HcrsE executes all orders tn us line.
It guarantees satisfaction as 10 price and quaily,
and pledges promp.ness and dispatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

Boris CONFERRING WITH TIE ENEMY
Forncy's Chronicle OF yesterday says: Hon.
John N. Bolts, Of Virginia, visited the
rooms of the Committee Oh Reconstruct
,ion yesterday morning, and gave diff
ferent version Of the declarations attri-
butcd to him in the Coppcrhead papers.
menced in the South, but that it had been
commenced by the ,rhites alone, and that the
moderation Of the co9ored people ecas ertre-
ordinary and ooholIv aoithout example. He
stated that two intelligent colored black
smiths were informed that if they voted
for him as delegate TO the Convention
their places of business would be destroyed.
They did vote for him, and the very next
evening their shops were burned to the
ground.
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KANSAS.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-ln Kansas
the Republicans carry the Legislature by
a reduced majority. The negro suffrage
amendment runs behind the ticket, but is
probably carried. The female suffrage
amendment was lost by several thousand.
WISCONSIN.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The re-
turns from Wisconsin show Democratic
gains, and Faircbisd (Republican) running
behind his ticket.
MINNESOTA.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The returns
from Wisconsin and Minnesota are meagrc,
but it is thought the latter State has gone
Democratic, and the vote in the former is
close.
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FATAL ACcIDENT.-Mr. William Moore,
residing on Beaver creek, five miles below
hynchourg, having been out hunting one
nay last week, returned home with his gun
'oaded and set it in the corner Of the
room with two other guns that were empty.
on last Sunday morning, between eight
ana nine o'clock, Mr.. hoore's son, about
sixteen or seventeen years old, took up
inc gun that was loaded, surprising it to
ne empty, and pointing the muzzIe towards
the door, which was open, snapped it just
as his sister, four years old, who was play
ing on the porch, was in the act of passing
The door. The gun went off, driving its
contents through her body. The load
entered her left breast, and passing through
her heart, caused instant DEATH Lynch
burg Virginian.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The mill
tary authorities to-day, in accordance with
the directions of the President, engaged
in preliminaries for disbandiDg the negro
military companies in the District. One
company paraded oil day yesterday fully
armed.
There seems to be no doubt that the
commanders of the military districts will
be instructed by General Grant to sup
press all armed organizations in their dis
tricts-both white and black.
The Cabinet session lasted until half
past o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

BRowSLow AS SENAToR.-From the last
number of the Nation we copy the fol-
lowing:
Parson Brownlow is now United States
Senator for Tennessee, and has thus reach
ed the highest position to which he will
attain in this world. His career illustrates
very well the strange effect which the war
| has had both on the fortunes of some in
dividuals and on public opinion as to fit.
ness for office. If anybody had talked Of
him for the Governorship Of State, or
United States Senatorship, when he was
believing laudations Of slavery as the edi-
tor of wild little newspaper in Knoxville
seven years ago, he would have received
| no more attention than if he had proposed
Stephen II. Branch; but Mr.. Brownlow
chose the right side in the war, and dis
played in the defence Of his position the
courage Of a veritable martyr.
"ThiS courage, comblncd-as is not un-
common with fanatics and enthusiasts
with bitter hatred Of the enemies of the
| faith, has ever since stood him instead of
almost all the other qualities a statesman
ought to have-knowadge, selErestraint,
| Soundncss of judgment, moderation, dis
cipincd tongue, and clear head.
If we are now asked whether we consider
his translation to the Senate gain for the
country or for the Republican party, we
are compelled to answer no. We think it
will prove misfortune for both-for the
Republican party great misfortune, un-
less some great change-a change which
We have no right to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
come over Mr.. Brownlow's manners and
character; and we are willing that this
prophecy should be remembered and cited
against us two or three years hence"
The opinion expressed by this journal
few days since is endorsed by the Nation
in the foregoing paragraph. 1t seems to
us that it is the opinion that every reason
able man should hold. There is nothing
in the career of Parson Brownlow that war
rants any faith in his consistency, his
craftsmanship, or his sense of justice or
propricty. AS a senator he will be rest
less, disorderly, and proscriptive and he
will, at the first opportunity, disgust all
sensible men who are brought into contact
with him. The effect Of one Of his ordi'
nary fulminations can be better imagined
than described, and the Republicans who
now hail his accession TO the Senate will be
the first TO be ashamed Of bis undiSciplined
tongue and his wild rhetoric. They arc
partly responsible for his elevation, and
they will have to take the credit Of the
sorry figure he isvery sure to cut.-1hT-
| lOW Weeds paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

PosT-orFIcE AFFAIRs.- Tirginia-ReGs'
tablished. - Accokeek, Stafford county
Mrs. Annie C. Chewning, postmistress
Yokum Station, Lee county, Harvey w
Young, postmaster; Zion's Mills, Lee
county, Lafayette McZion, postmaster.
.4pDoiutme1,ts.-B. w. Wilmeth, post
master at News Ferry, Halifax county,
vice Mrs. X. S. Jennings, left the place
John +. Fogg, postmaster at Gains's Cross
roads, Rappahannock county, vice J.. A
Minifee, failed to bond !; Thomas Baughan
postmaster at Goodal's, Hanover county
vice Miss Ella Buchanan, failed to bond
Mrs. Frances 2. Miller, postmistress at
Orkney Springs, Shenandoah county, vice
r. Lomas, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

a RAT SETS House ON FIRE.-Mr.
William |. Dickinson, Of this county, had
narrow escape with his residence q few
weeks ago. 1t seems the family were
about retiring for the night, when they
were aroused by the smell Of fire. On
searching they found smoke coming out of
rat-hole, and at once cut away some
wooden work, discovering rats nest on
tire, and piece Of the match that had not
been consumed. Half an hour later and
The house and perhaps lives would have
been lost, whilst the cause of the fire
would have ever remained mystery
Fredericksburg Herald.
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:! ,-n &C. @;d gnad.s DiaboIisrn.

.ac,@. dispatch to the Star.
l-.aaa-GHlA, November "A letter
I.- Lancaster, received here this morn
&, >a., that Thaddcus Stevens is slowly
... 'v..Ds from his illness, and there is u
.G prospect that lie will be able TO be in
'4,a.1gtou on the assembling of Congress.
a.. LAS bill already prepared, which he
"-. Introduce, providing for universal
mage Ia al! the States by act Of Con-
-.sas. Also, a biii defining the status Of
.s--.'ye and Judicial officers pending
w 'E.aI on articles Of impeachment !;
'~4 q I'll. similar 10 the one introduced in
''s IAIiy-nIu,h Congress relative to the
:, ..~'cation Of public enemies property.
>,e'en> viii also propose that the Joint
~..'G!.irc on Reconstruction be revived,
VI. lie purpose Of examining the consti-
,-''-' and State organizations of such
'.'S As have been reconstructed under
.-@ .aaa0l Congress.
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ADJUsTED.-We state by authority that
satisfactory arrangements have been made
for the payment of the debt due the Go
vernmcnt by the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company. The committee ap
pointed at the last meeting Of the stock.
holders to confer with the War Depart
mcnt and General Schofcld, and adjust
the matter, discharged their duties fully
and well. On the day appointed (the 18th
instantly the meeting Of stockholders will
again convene, and the election will duly
60 forward Republican.