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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Ws~rHER.-Yesterday the weather clear and
favorable to tho designs OF and pleasure
seekers The sun was peculiarly ardent in ts continu
glow and had the effect Of bringing the perspir
ing promenade Of hot and dusty in the
airy dress In the event ng refreshing thunder
shower broke the city, however, cooling the heated
pavements and roofs, and rendering comfortable the
slumberers In the lofty heated attcs OF towering
tenemens The rain fell in torrents during the early
part OF the evening" but the excursonsts had mostly
turned to their homes in time to escape drenching.
few beated bacchanas who had fingered long and aec-
tionaely over their cups in the suburbs treated
most unpeasanty to overdose of the favote teetoa
fluid, and made their way into the city in sadly bsdrag
ged and limp condition.
ANNIVERSARY BATTLE OF BUNKER HnL-ro
day the anniversary of the glorious battle Of Bunker
H whose traditions Of gallanry and devotion still pre-
vail and have their effect the present gen Grafton
The occasion will be honored In a patriotic manner by
the display OF state and national colors on the City Hail.
and the decoration Of the shipping along our wharves in
military companies will also celebrate the day with
parades and pleasant excursions to the inviting groves
usntal Guard, under command Of Captain Charles Titus
and Lieutenant Washburne, start this morning visit
hs Rs
the organization, under command OF Captain Lam
sing DC 1i honor to ~ sA12p z goa PsTe
evening will be marked with private festive
gatherings In celebration Of the occasion.
Run OVER By FIRE ENGINE AND KrLLED-At an early
hour yesterday morning, Joseph Brock German, died
in the New York Hospital from the fleets Of injuries
ceved the evening previous by being in front
Of Tammany Hall by NJ etropoltan Engine No. u while
proceeding to fire in Maiden lane After hi admission
TO the hospital Dr. Poole, house surgeon examined the
injured man. and found him evidently suffering from q
fracture OF the pelvs which was doubtless the or
his DEATH Coroner Schirmer notified hold in
quest. Deceased lived at No. % Cherry street.
SUDDEN DsATH.-Mary Meara, woman 90 years Of age
who resided in the rear OF premises No. 127 East
from causes unknown. One Of the ooroners Was motif
fed 70 hold an inquest.
SERIOUS FAIL-Margaret Grau, residing Al No. lax
Baxter street. while attempting 70 get shed in the
Of her residence yesterday accidentally slipped
veyed BY her husband and some friends to the New
York Hospital for surgical aid.
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Ger Of the fund for payment Of expenses lacursd q
registration, to date from April %. 1867.
Restssrafisa Of Voters In virgtnia.
Registration In Norfolk will commence the ITta
inss and on different days from that time till the soth.
through the several counties Of the State. An order
will shortly be Issued BY General Schoneid. for the
formation OF registration officers giving them is o.
questions to be propounded to each voter This ordsr
Is surmissd. will be the last registration The fol-
lowing concise order has been issued
RICHMOND, Va June 10, 1867.
The Commanding General directs that the registration
OF voters DO prosecuted with much despatch - meg
be consistent with full and fair registration 10 biz
opinion that not than SIX days will DO required tor
the first session OF the Board in any district and no.
one or two days for the second ssssion. He
desires the whole work be completed and tho revised
returns sent 70 Richmond before the last day 81
July. Very respectfully
s. +. CHALFIN. Assistant Adjutans
John N. Mahitt's AppIication for Pardos.
Nsfit, who commanded the rebel steamer Florida,
which made such havoc among unarmsd merchant
vessels during the Rebellion has ed with the President
formal application for pardon. His petition has bees
deposited for safe keeping among the petitions Of other
prominent leaders Of the rebel cenfeds raoy.
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piano for accompaniment and acquitted himself Is well
would have been done by real maestro di capeila
Tho Princess de hetternch was alfred as q coach
man: the Countess Pourtass, with helmet ON her
head and lance In hand, appeared France; and the
Baroness do Bourgoing armed with q trident repre-
scented England
The Emperor. placed at the right OF the stage had
side the Princess OF Prussia and ON the other the
Queen OF the Belgians.
The Empress on the len was seated between the
King OF the Belgans and tho Prince Of Prussia
The other princes and prncesses now In Paris occupied
places the left OF the STAGE while the ministers and
ambassadors. with the Papal Nuncio at their head filled
those the right The other seats dispersed in the
grand gallery held by persons in the suite OF the
soveregns and princes, by those OF the Emperors
household, and by other guests in number about two
hundred.
The performance was much applauded and at the end
Of the representation the spectators called for all the
performers, who appeared upon the STAGE conducting
the Marquis de Massa, the author whom the Emperor
presented 70 the foreign princes, princesses and
bassadora
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AFFAIRS IN CINCINNATI.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI, juno 10, 1867.

CINCINNATI, juno 49, 1867.
Delegates have been elected In portions OF the
State for State Convention TO be held Columbus
the 10th Tho Indications that General Hayes
will be nominated for Governor.
VIM Pyles shot Thomas Shaw, his wife's brother,
through tho head, two o'clock this afternoon in
doggery four miles back Of Newport KY. because Shaw
attempted to chastis, Pyles for calling his wife
lewd woman. The homicide gave himself up, and is
in Jail
The Ministerial Evangelical Association Of this city has
called upon Mayor Wsach to prevent the Dissertation
OF the Sabbath day. The Mayors response does not
please them. he believes in innocent recreation on
Sunday and in Sunday newspapers.
Aaron Jones has gone into training at the Buckeye
House, near this city. McCool has not yet commenced
work.
The trial OF J. c. Heay, the young lawyer who shot
and killed Thomas Cory clerk at the spencer House.
Is st Ia progress. II Is generally believed that owing
to tho influence In his favor Of members OF the bar II
will be very difficult TO convict him.
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resolutions Of the mon declare ocnhdencs In ths com
mttee and firm resolve fight the battle 70 the bitter
end.
Mutual concessions arc likely TO be made By the Eng
sh and the representatives. OF Scotland In
respect of the provisions Of the Scotch Reform bill.
There are grounds believing that the govsrnmsnt
will yield 10 the objection TO the regrouping Of
burghs-the Scotch members accepting the proposition
as to the division Of counties Ono effect Of this ar
rangement would be to reduce the number OF new men,
bsrs for Scotland from seven TO six
Mr. h. Chaplin, owner OF Hermit the winner OF the
Derby, has given the sum Of &l2 900 TO the fund
being raised to restore Lincoln Cathedral, England
An English Parliamentary paper shows that in the
year 1868 thirty slave dhow and other slave vessels
were captured ON the coasts Of Africa by her Aasstys
shipa brigantine captured the West CoAss had
slaves ON board, but fully equipped and i've hun
dred and nifty slaves waiting 70 embark nom the
shore The Dahomsy, from Portugal also captured on
the West Coast had only three slaves on board but six
hundred were held in readiness 10 embark All the
other captures made on the East Coast One thou
sand three hundred and three slaves were found
board the vessels captured Several however, had
slaves on board, but had landed savss-,ne dhow ~
many a. one hundred and ssventy-sx One large Arab
dhow from Zanzibar had two hundred board; twenty
eight were captured and the rest droscncd Five Of the
vessels arc described unseaworthy
kilograms from India, dated in Calcutta May and
Bombay May H. report:-A famine ID feared In Upper
Brmah Reports the famine district in Orissa
tnue favorable The extra fortnightly mail between
Bombay and Suez win be discontinued during the mon.
SOON Several raids have taken place tho southern
frontier Of the district OF silhet
Mr.. Dickson, OF the Bank Of Bengal, was in Bombay,
and had several interviews with the directors Of the
Bank OF Bombay he awaited instructions from Calcutta
regarding the suggested alterations in the terms Of ANAL
gamaton first offered by the Bank OF Bengal deputa
ton of the shareholders Of the Bank Of Bombay have
had an interview with the Governor His Excellency
expressed objections to the state being shareholder in
public company but would give early reply on the
subject Of the support which the new Bank Of Bombay
might expect from the government
Uninterrupted railway communication existed between
Calcutta and Jubbulpore and between the latter place
and Bombay there was only ono break.
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THE RoTHscHIlos AND ROYALTY.

Grand Entertainments to tho King and Queen
Of tho BelHians.
From Galignani's Messenger May 29l
The breakfast given by Baron dc Rothschd a his
OF Fsrares TO the King Queen OF the Bslgans
was Of very sumptuous description. Among the
Prince and Princess de Metternich Baron and Baroness
dc Beyens, Count and Countess dAnethan, &c. After
the repast the company made promenade In the park
and gardens land visited the pheasant preserve which
is one OF the richest In the world.
The chateau Of Ferrieres, is we'll known, forms
matchess mussum-Itay, Germany, Holland and
Spain &c. having all been put u0der contribution and
being represented by the rarest objects.
The guests who left Paris at special train pre-.
pared for them 81 the Northern railway terminus 70.
turned 70 Paris by five, after day delightfully."- spent
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CALIFORNIA UNION STATE CONVENTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June n, 1851.
The Union State Convention adjourned at twelve
O'Clock last night after two days session. They
dorsed the action Of senators Colo and Connes and the
Representatives Of California In Congress. and nomi-
Lieutenant Governor W. H. Parks for Secretary q
State Josiah Powell for Comptroller, John Surrey for
Justice Of the Supreme Court H Whitlock for Sur
veyor General J. g. McCulock for Attorney General
Ramon Cache for Treasurer R. H. Farquhar for Clerk q
the Supreme Court and G. O. McCarty FOR State Printer
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THE LATE MOB At wYAHOoTTe, KANSAS.

ST. L0UIs, June l6, 1857.
Aspecal despatch from wyandotte says that tho MOI
which killed the negroes there last Friday was COM
posed almost entirely Of residents of the State
that the residents Of Wyandotte be held RESPONSE
Bile for the deed very large meeting last night
demned the action Of the mob and passed resolutions
declaring that the outlaws be ferreted and
ished requesting the authorities to offer large r
wards for their apprehension.
Another nero was hung in Shawnee Town, Johnsoa
county. Kansas, yesterday, for violating emgrAnt
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rHEATRIcAls At THE TuIlrRIEs.


From GsIignani's Messenger, June II
The dramatic entertainment ct the Tuierics, which
had been announced, given the evening before last
being the representation OF Les Commentaries ~ Char
in two acts by the Marquis de Massa acted last rear
before the the Palace OF CompAgne The thea
lifted up in the grand gallery which leads the
Sale des Marechaux.
Al hafpa ton the curtain rose.
The ladies' parts were interpreted by the Countess
Pourtaes the Princess do Met,ernch Warehouses dc
Callrett Princess Ponasowska Baroness do Bourrolng
and Nine Conneau those Of tbs gentlemen by the Mar
Quis de Caux, Baron LAMBERT Duke dc Mouchy. &c.
The Prince do Metternch once N orc presided q The
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.


Group Nv, Class 33-Lacc. TuIlc, Embroidsry
and Gimp.
PARrs May %, 1867
How very few Of all who admire lace form an
idea OF The labor " costs 70 produce . complete sst
without Haw, either In the texture 10 the design.
Many who wear the costiess thing Of the kind DO NOT
even know the IL goes BY where u comes from.
They only know very dear and looks vsry aloe,
but they totally ig1ors how many hours hare pssssd
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ONE Of the RESULTS OF the PRIZE fleHr.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 10, 1917
man named James Gallagher was last evening e.
saultsd by party Of four roughs and shot By one q
them. The wound II 10 supposed will prove fatal. Ono
Of the roughs named James Fort afterwards shot By
policeman while trying 70 escape, and was seriously
hurt. The other three have also been arrested The
trouble grew out Of the late prize fight
Aaron was yesterday tending bar a. the Eastern
HOTEL Market space, and 10 not much hurt Colyoe
IL improving and there serious result his syss
He 70 leave hero for Fortress Monroe last evening
his mother
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E u R o Pc.
The King OF Egypt in Paris and an
Enthusiastic Reception.
--->~~~~>~~S~~~~~>~
The Shah Of Persia Unable to Accept
!, NapOleOn'S Invitation.
A Second Visit Of the Gear to
Berlin.
-~
JEWISH EMANCIPATION IN HUNGARY.
-~-~~~~~~~~~---->~~~>>>~~
The Papal Convocation and Church
Preparations in Rome.
JEWISH EMANCIPATION IN HUNGARY.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE Is.
TINE CONGREGATION OF sovEREIoNs.

The King of Egypt in Paris-Tho Shah ofPer-
sin Busy Mt Home.
PARs, June 10, 1857.
Ismai Pacha, King or Egypt, has arrived in this
city, and met with most enthusiastic reception.
It lie understood that the Shah Of Persia, to whom
autograph letter Of invitation from the Emperor had
been sent TO visit this capital during the international
Exposition, will be unable to leave his government.
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THE FENIAN TRIALS.

Many Moro ssTraitors" Convicted in Ireland.
DUBLIN, juno 16, 1867
Several additional Of high treason laid be.
fore the special commission at Limerick last week. and
resulted In the conviction Of the accused.
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SENATOR wAos's EXCURSION PARTY.

ST.. LOUIS, No., Juno TO- 1857.
Senator wades excursion party went to Pilot Knob
yesterday and examined Iron mountain that region.
They viii leave for homo, Terre Haute route, tomes
row morning.
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H U N G A R Y.

The jews to be Emancipated by the KinA.
PEsrH, June 10 1867.
The royal government Of Hungary is preparing mea-
for the emancipation Of the Jews this kingdom
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SHIPPING NE w s.
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PORT Of new YORK. JUNE 10. 1857.
Arrived.

steamship Geo Cromwell Vail, New Orleans yuse q anl
SW Pass 10Th, at IL AM, with mdse and passe 70
Cromwell Co 10th inst, a. 1:l5 Pm, 30 miles from eW
Pass steamship Star Of the Union. from Phladephis
for New Orleans.
Steamship Gen Barnes Norton Savannah, 81 hours, with
mdse and passenRdrs to Livingston, Fox Co 18th Inst
AM on Cape Roman, passed Steamship Lee hence for 6s-
vannah.
Steamship Saratoga King, Norfolk. &c, with mdse and
passengers, 10 q HeiDeken 4 Palmorc
Steamship John Gibson. Fuller, Washington, DC. with
mdse, 10 Smith 4 Brown.
BARB Hannibal Hawkins. Msrselles 81 days. with mdse.
10 L. McCrcady a Co.
schr Anger. Aldrch, Demarara days. with molAs-
Sos to Abbott.
schr Theron Dale tof Goucesterh Lewis, Bsracoa. 10
days, with fruit, 10 A r Pearsali
Sckr Dandy, Higgs Eleuthera days, with fruit Jas
Douglas.
sc6r Mott Bedsll Beder. Baltimore.
Wind at sunset SW.
American Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, June le-Arrved, ship British Queea.
Lverpoo barks Davis, Cubaren: King Oscar t5wedb
London; brgs w Spencer Trinidad; Merriok, Car
denas. Ward, Sagua; steamers Saxon, Boston Pioneer
London.
For Oher Shipping Ne,os See SEVENTH Page
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LOUISVILLE BOARD or TRADE.

LOUISVILLE, juno 49, 1897
The Boaad Of Trade has prepared . memorial 70 Con-
gress praying for the removal Of cotton, setting
forth The injustice and injurious innuencs upon CONNER
ciai n0niF9L (
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TINE RAFT HonpAael SPOKEN At SEA-

Bosros, June 10, 1857.
Coast pilot Lowell, OF the steamship Franklin re-
ports having spoken June H. hundred and seventy
miles east BY south from sandy Hook tho ra Eonparie
from New York for Europa All we're veil
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A BLACK JURY IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Juno 10, 1851
Tns first coorcd jury summoned In Texas sat in
Navosota to-day, there being full Jury OF blacks
The work of registration throughout the has been
vigorously begun; seven hundrdd voters have been
registered here, four-hfths Of whom colored.
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THE GLARS JOURNEY.

His Majesty Again in Berlin.
BERLIN, June 16, 1867
His Imperial Majesty the Gar Of Russia reached Ber
din to-day ON his return to St Petersburg.
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dad.

FRosT.-On Sunday, June 10, MARY TrnDM0, wife Of
the late Charles l. Frost and only daughter Of Robert
Fielding. Esq.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
.E5r other Deoths zoe Seuas0 Po0eI
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Frankfort BOurse.
FRANKFORT, June 16 1867.
United States bonds are quoted ON the bourse to-day
4
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a Novelty In a Lady, IIat;-New Ronna
Hat for the named the "Pafepa be had
]. .. HIGGINS' es5 Broadway.
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A beautiful Complexion and "a soft. suuootb
skin by using WRfGHT5 ALCONATED oLYCRRfNR
TABLET, Of soidiHcd glyccrinc. For BY HEGBMEN
A co. Broadway.
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A.-Fer brown DisccIorartsnss, called Mcsh
pared by Dr. PERRY ~ Bond Sold By all druggists
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a. -AS5NS6TkA.-AAMI
led In Is destructive effects upon annoying insect me-
Especially commended those who have tried all other
preparations without Now used ~ fth Avenue.
st. James and 81 Nicholas Hotels. Hoffman House. spng-
Ter House &c. Depot as Broadway. Sold by druegiss
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A.-"Wblte,s Patent Lover Truss, (no pres
sure on the back and Dr. Gregorys Hernia Lotion (to
bathe The parl the most obstinate Of herniA.
Address Whitcs Patent Lever Truss CO.. e0a Br oadway
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sssysr s. Bss.s :rs g NE fre.i. s'~'"s
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mr.. Kennedy. DLarrhGn Cordial; -Osc Bot.
family In gcknsss health. should
have bottle Of t every traveller by land by wsses,
should have bottle OF a. For sale by DRMAs BARNES
street n. Y. Al retail By all drugglsts. pr CO 81.
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BascheIor's Hair Dye.IThc Best In the
GUS FACTORY 81 Barclay street.
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DR.. ID. .Jayne,s Agae, Nlixtuve Cnrcg
promptly and thoroughly Fever and Ague Intermittent aud
Remitenl feyer. Give % q trial. Sold eyerywhere.
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p s.'s s, B. sHssgsssf SIrs'
REMEDY. Used iavardly New yerx Ass""' Demss
Barnes 4 Co. Wells. Hsrnhold. Coddiustons t##
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MRS. wINsLOw's Soothing SYRUP has been used for
children with ncverfang safety and IL
acdy Of the stomach, relieves wind collie regulates ths
teethns other An old and welitned remedy
Perfectly safe In all cases.
Thirty.hve cents q bottle.
De and call for
mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRyr,"
Bsying the fec smile Of "CURTIS PERKINS" on NO
outside wrapper. All others are base imitationA
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Dr: Won Eiycnberg,s H;sthestcc- NcnraIsic-
onThe wonder OF the the all diseases
Eye Ear Throat Caiarrh and Asthma ONCE 25l Ffth
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Fireworks, MT "a Maiden Lane.
JOSEPH II. PURDyiS
Twenty fourth annual sale The length of
guaranty for assortment quality and price.
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The Howe. MAG hiss Co... lsce S sn1s1,s sw-
sewins mscAnel Prt.iden, ~ Broadway Sew vors.
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: Elliptic L9,c c =. se.i.s Mschirc...
voluts tensio adjustable drop feed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~
Artemus Ward il dangerously i'll a South
snpsoo, England. His lite is dispaired Of
Report Gays . Fsnian envoy has arrived
# = Ireland, who says the English state.
mems thst the rebellion il ended, are false ;
that The opriiag vas general il The sosutics
Of Kersy, Dublin snd Tippsrary. The Or.
ganization il stronger than ever. The SOL
d,ers ars under the drill Of 400 neu who
served this eoua.ry during the rebellion.
The Equitable Fire aud Marine Insurance
Company,of Boston, closed ito doors on the
LIST inse, in consequence Of heavy losses.
The Company was Of twenty-eixht years
standing.
The President has issued proclanation,
declaring the State OF Nebraska in the
Union.
The bill t. transfer the Indian Bureau to
the War Department, was defeated in the
Senate By large majority. At the time the
vote Was taken, Gen. Grant WAS on tho floor
urgius ~ passage. uf>.:N.s =.
II Is said to b. certain that there will be =
change in the cabinet. II ia thought it will
be organized as follows: Secretary Of State,
Charles Francis Adams; Secretary Of the
Treasury, Hugh Ms.;al!och Secretary Of
the Navy, Admiral Farragut; Secretary Of
the Interior, W liam Aiken; Attorney Cen
sral. Alexander H. Stephens; Pos'.Aster-
Gensrsl, Horace Greeley. 49,
The fret municipal election under the
District Suffrage Act, took place in George
town, Monday, and resulted in The election
Of the candidate for Mayor. nominated BY
the negroes. There 10, As = consequence,
great rejoicing among the latter. The May
or elected. however, is q white man.
The Senate rejected the following Iswa
sppointnents: Thos. H. Benton, assessor
Of 9th district; E. J. Boardman, collector Of
9th district and confirmed Edward NJ. Lscas
("copperhe.d') to b postmaster .. low.
City.
Ben Wade 10 President Of The Senate, and
Colfax, Speaker Of the House Of the 40.h
Congress.
Gen. Dix, Minister to Paris, and Hugh
Ewing, Ministe. Resident to Hague, have
| been confirmed by the Ssaste.
The military reconstruction bill and the
tenure Of Office bill, vetoed BY the President,
were passed over tho veto in both houses.
These measures are, therefore, laws, notw!th.
standing the Presidents objections.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ DEArH Or, MAJOR DrER.-We regret
to record the death Of Major Dyers com man
der a For: Randall, which occurred ct tina,
Post on Tuesday last His di.eass was
pleura pneumonia, aud his death sudden and
unexpected. His friends reside in Detroit
Michigan, whittier the body will be removed
for in,ermcnt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ Call FOR The BE>r. when you
purchase an article that is cheap Of which
but little is u.s. d, always call for the beat
for the difference in cost between that and
On inferior arsicle yill be insignificant. CAs|
GiD!B. ncL.nd. / Co. o Best Chemical
Salerafus, and having once procured it you
Will call for ne other. The grocers all have
it, OF should. Use i, instead of Soda.