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CBICABo, Sept. 10. n;
The Illinois Stals Board for he equalisa
ton Of taxes, consisting of twenty Eve mem
bers. will convsas q Springfield the Let Of
October.
The illinois Ccnfsrenee of the n. E.
Church, containing about $50 ministers, con.
vened at Champaign to>day. Thsre are four
Conferences ii tho State. ~ss n
The Democrats in the Second Ohio Dis
trict yesterday noninssed Chs. Remiden to
Congress.
TIE editor Of the Galveston Bulletin, Nat.
thew Whsddsa, died Of yellow fever on the
10th inst He vas local editor in Cincinnati
for several yeArs.
Df. b. Eaton, : half brother Of President
Lincoln, dropped dead q Mumfordsville,
Ky. on Friday last while mixing medicine
for patient.
Hopper, the man who murdered White at
Andsrson, Indiana, last winter, i 70 be hung
next Friday.
Alex. TriAitt, IN old citizen of Gibson
county Indiana, committed suicide yesterday
BY shooting himself He was deranged on
the sabjsct Of the rebellion.
The College ysar in the Literary Depart
ment Of the University OF Michigan opened
to-day. One hundred and thirty candidates,
MP 70 hast night, had presented themselves for
admission. The Departments Of Law and
Medicine begin their terms October lst. 1t
is thought the University, in all the depart
ments, this year will number - high - H.
800 students.
Maj. Green, late Of the 2sd Wisconsin
Regiment, his wife and VIM. NcConpsIl,
former residents of Madison, recsntly died
Of yellow fever at Hendsrson. Texas.
An old gentleOan Dan0d LEONARD Dyke
man, from Oneida county, On route TO New
Boston, Illinois, was this morning done out Of
check, BY 8 friend whom he CHANGED 10 meet
at the Union Depot.
The Theatre Comique Of this city, better
known - the Vsrieties, have come to an end,
the proprietor of the building having elected
the proprietor Of the theatre for the non pay.
ment OF rent.
The thermometer reached 9a} to- day, the
hottest day, with one exception, Of the
season.
The Presidential party reached Washing
ton this morning from Antiesam.
Advices from Mexico says: The Santa
Anna Court Martial is being organized at
Vera Cruz.
Cassello and ali the Generals at Queretaro,
sentenced to bs shot, have been pardoned.
The New York Constitutional Convention
to-day adopted q proviso against the sale Of
the Canals.
Fr. MONROE, Sept. 1s.
Reuben Clark, who was indicted for mur.
during Bngler McCarty OF the Fifth U. s.
Artillery. in May last, was acquitted and dis
charged to-day.
RIcHxoNp, Sept. 1s.
Voting on the subscription to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad closed to-day, with
out altering the result. About two thousand
black votes were thrown out, owing to their
having forgotten where they had registered
and giving in different names.
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Constitusion riu be ADOPTED by 10000 ma;
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIxoros, Sept 1S.
The War Department hes received copies
of orders Issued on the 9th and 10Th instaats,
BY Breyet Msj. Gen. Ord, commanding the
Fourth Military Disesist, for the purpose Of
securing peace and quiet and preventing vio-
leace, disorder and riot. The assembling Of
armed organizations or bodies Of citizens
under any pretence whatever il prohibited.
Proper civil officers, post commanders, assis.
tant commissioners and agenls Of the Bureau
Of refugees, freedman and abandoned lands,
are instructed 70 use al the mesns u their
disposal TO cause the enforcement Of the or
ruards TO attend the public meetings, or such
other action - may be deemed sdvisable are
to be taken BY post commanders, on Ill proper
occasions. All arms found upon persons pres
ent are to bs seized and held BY the officers
making the arrest, subject to orders from
headquarters; and it 10 the intention Of the
General commanding to take all practical
measures to stop oil carrying Of FIRE arms by
bullies and towards. Persons now residing
within this Military District, who, subse-
quently to the 9th of April, 1865, voluntarily
exiled themselves from any of the States
lately in rebellion, ana have since returned
to their residence in the United States, and
will, within thirty days from the receipt Of
this order, report in person or by writing, to
these headquarters, in order that copy of
the probate oath administered to the rebel
armies, on their surrender, may be furnished
to each to be duly taken and subscribed to.
Gen. Grant issued an order abolishing the
army clothing depot in New York city.
Among the last orders received at Grants
headquarters, from Gen. Griffin, is one abol.
ishine all distinction on account of race or
1opn tho
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
The T,iJMne's Washington special says:
The indications are that Gen. Grant will not
recommend re hearing in the case Of Fitz
John Porter.
Fifty three thousand two hundred copies Of
the Presidents recent constitutional procla-
nation have been ordered printed to supply
the various departments.
Gen. Grant and Attorney General Stanbery
were the only members of the Government
who did not visit Antietam yesterday.
The. Times specialssys that Grant received
no invitation to accompany the Presidential
party.
II is reported that P. NJ. Collier aud Bar.
ney Aaron have arranged another prize fight,
to come off some time in October. This
will be the third fight between them, and the
rub, the FIRST having been won by Collier and
the second by Aaron
The Times Washington special say that
Chief Justice Chase has emphaticaiiy con.
tradicted the statement that he wrote the
President letter sustaining the civil author.
tiles of North Carolina, and approving the
removal of Gen Sickles.
In consequence OF the death of Gen. Grif
fin, it is believed tha, Gen. Hancock will at
once proceed to Louisiana, and assume the
command of the 9th district, His headquar
ters will be at Baton Rouge during the prev.
alenre Of the yellow fever at New Orleans.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Asaae CrScINSArI, Sept. 1S.
General Sheridan and staff arrived from
St.Louis this morning, and will leave to.
morrow for Washington.
The 6rat race et The Buckeye Club Course,
on Monday, viii be for the Burnet House
stake, $500; three mile heats, which viii be
ceatssted BY Lancaster, Mugsins, Extra lee,
Paul, Revolver, Privaseer, and Harry Of the
West.
The terms Of transfer of the lease Of thA
Burnet House, between Silas F. Miller and
A. G. Josslip, r. J. Ninefer and A. W. Dnn>
lee, have been settled for $1,000 The
new propsiesors. A. C. Jostl,n k Co, have
purchase Eve years lesse, with the entire
furniture, 6xsares, &C., Of the house.
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$S
FIRES.

PORTLAND, Sept. 49,
The main building of the Portland Glass
Works Was burned last night. Loss $780,,
600; insurance $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. IS.
A FIRE broke ont in the Gregory House at
Ann Arbor, Mich, last night, and two wo.
men, after throwing child from the third
story window, jumped out themselves, re
ceiving serious injuries.
A FIRE this afternoon broke ont in dry
house attached to G. Burschack's chair man.
ufactory, on Blue Island Avenue, which. to-
gether with six adjoining cottages, were in a
very short time destroyed. Loss $4,000;
partially insured.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. II.
Gen. Mover, ia an order assuming COM
mand, continues 10 force the existing orders
OF his nredecessor. He assigns Brevet Ma
jor General Reynolds TO the conmand Of the
dnnsct OF Texas; Brevst Brigadier General
hckensie to the district Of the Bio Grande;
Reynolds 70 establish his headquarters at
San Antonio or Austin until the yellow feysr
shall Aavs abassd sufficiently q dalvssson 70
rsndsr Il sals.
There vefe 6a dsAths from yellow fever for
the "a hours ending this mosnins.
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sxEoKUK iowa THURSDAY. y 1897.
T1O1 NEW YOIK. |! !
Nr Yong. oeuk 10.

ssssakss NV YoRK. eept 70.
Hsnsy Cemmsrs hss sued The SsRdsv NNcs
f6riibsi, eiainist 81, 900 for thS pabiication
fasa1aetipn stosy thsshs ss1eosd Ger.
maa girl % her passage from Europe, and
sh5s@ ~ stssesasd. The csss p bs6ors the
q. s. Coart to-day.
Ristcri had > magnificent reception q the
opeaina DsrfoYnAsce Of Asdea to.nishi, md
Q crowded aa3ieoce.
II = 14stise ef tobacco manufacturers 70.
day resolations were adopted against the re-
cent TteAslry fefalations, and committee
was appointed % proceed to Mashington,
end, il eosjanction with similast committees
iron Boston, Chicago, and other eisies, pre-.
ssut pction % the Secretary of the Treasury
praying for repeal OF the obnoxious regula-
tons,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLRAHs, Sept. 18.
The deaths from yellow fever for twenty
four hours up to this morning 10 forty-six.
The fever is spreading among the towns in
the interior.
A colored Judge presided this morning,
for The 6sa time, on the beach Of the 6rss
district Recorders court.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, Sept Is.
The Fall meeting Of the st. Louis Trot>
ting Park Association begun To- day, With .
very exciting rsee between the following
horses: LAckey. Dixie, Molhe and Fearless.
The race vas mile heats. best in S, to har.
assa, for parse Of l,000, the winner to re-
csive e7OO, the second horse $500, and the
third horse 500. LAckey won the race in
three straight heats. Time-2:8Oa, 2293 and
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FROM Wapello county about August lst,
Il GNg YOkk oxsN OF the following ds~crsp 'ion,
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brnd, leshores horns than th hrst shout 10 old
They sapposed TO be making their vas = Illinois
from whrre thsJ brought A reward ~ live Dol
lars will BE- paid Information ist at the Gate CITY
ONCE which shsl lsad 20 their snd the person
augisd7w.
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PREACHERS Preaching Pol

PREACHERS PREACHING Poll
T1cs.-Tbe Newburyport (Mass.)
Herald says: .-7.E
There will be one thousand
sermons preached in Massachu-
setts, we have been told, on the
Sunday previous to the election,
in order to influence the voting on
the Tuesday following" '}."
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A writer, in speaking Of bon
nets, says the coal scuttle was in
vogue when blushing was known ;
but both are now obsolete,
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people & Bnt We: must 3orbear.5
Such are some of the immediate
.eopsequ uenees ofthe Reconstruetion
Acts upon the people of the South
and npon the whole country.
We. have said and we repeat, :
that we desire peace; but the peli-.s
2ey now7proposed cannot give uss
peace. t IS: contrary to the Voice
Of reason and the law of nataress ?
Instead, Of peace ander the Recon. =
struction Acts, we shall have strife
aud bitterness. Instead of thes.,
South recovering from herpeVerty,
and contributing her share to the
common wealth d and psosperify Of
the .eoun try, she will become more,
s5impoyerish she'd The
blight Of nnsruIe will cut short her
sharEests and dry up her resources.
The laWof olenee, " hieh has pre-S
vailed for more than two years IN
.recoasfr sfrReted e Tennessee, viii exs :
tend its sway tiaroa aghoats the en-
tire: South, and we shall reap, ike !;
her. tire harvest Of CRIME and blood
w, .gss..l
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-20

New York, Sept. 19.-The Herald Is
Washington special says: 1t is report
ed from Richmond, Va, this evening,
that General Milford received to-day
official notification of his appointment
as Collector of Internal Revenue for
the third district OF Richmond. His
security in one hundred thousand dol
lars has been prepared, and Will be
forwarded to this city Tonight. Offers
from the sIaunchest men OF Richmond
were made him to go on his bond tothe
extent of a million dollars.
General Sharp, who went to Europe
in connection with the claim for dam
ages done by the rebels to the steamer
Sumter, has arrived here, and is now
engaged in making his report to the
Secretary of State, which il is expected
will be made next week.
The Tribune'R special says: At the
close of business yesterday the books
of the treasury show that there were
about three millions seven thousand
dollars of the seven-thirty notes that
came due Aug. 10TH, not yet converted
into long bonds. As the Treasurer per
mits those matnred by the 18th to be
converted, the seven million dollars
will probably arrive in time but the
other three millions will be paid in cur.
rency, causing loss to the owners oi
about eight per cent.
The Times City of Mexico cores
pondent says: The popularity of the
Juarez Government Is on the increase,
and declares that the annexation oil
Mexico to the United States is general
ally looked upon as a concentration
most devoutly to be wished.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-20

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l9.-Letters from FIT.
Dodge say the Indians are very nume-
rous in that vicinity. Scouts say the
Cheyennes, Arrapaboes, Camanches,
and Kiow0s have consolidated, and
there are 900 of them on the war path.
ON the 10th inst, thirty miles from TT.
Dodge, a train of forty wagons, la
den with Spencer ammunition and
ouartermaster stores, en- route TO Fort
Dodge, was attacked. Five wagons
were captured. The daY following
another train was attacked, twenty
five miles above Fit. Dodge, and four
men killed and twelve mules captured.
Near FIT. Lyon, train bound for New
Mexico, was attacked, and sixty mules
were taken. The stage Company's sta
ton, at Cimerone crossing, was robbed
of ten mules the samenight.
Two fatal cases OF cholera occurred
at Omaha yesterday. j. B. Sutton, a
prominent citizen was one ofthem.
A telegram from North Platte, dated
the 18th, says the Indian Commission
ers have arrived there. Two hundred In
dams are there, with Spotted Tail,
Standing Elk, Swift Bear, Pawnee
Killer, Turkey Foot, and other chiefs.
a council was to be held yesterday af-
ternoon. Three women and three chill
dren, captives, were delivered up by
Spotted Tail.
The Montana volunteers, under Col.
Howe, had fight with the Indians on
the Boulder, on the Both ult, The
troops afterwards found the Quitting
tools and coat -beloDgiDg to Captains
Weston and Hodge, who were reported
killed on the I'd ult. The coat had sew
eral bullet and arrow holes through
them. .....
Three men were picked up, all Sc
verely wounded, who report that they
fought tie Indians all the way from Ft.
Smith, and confirm previous reports
about the fight AT that post. One Lieu
tenant and three men were killed, and
three were wounded.
All tue hay in that vicinity has been
burned.
Col. Howe has been reinforced with
so men and piece OF artillery.
An expedition under Capt. Nelson is
pushing tor the Yellow Stone against
the upper Sioux and Blnckfeet. II is
stated that the Crows, though profess;
ing peace, were undoubtedly engaged
in many depredations throughout that
country.
A violent harangue was delivered al
the Tabernacle in Salt Lake on the Sth
inst. Brother Sloan, editor of the Desc.
ret News, declared himself polyga-
mist and would remain so. He had vi
olated and would continue to violate
the laws of Congress prohibiting poly
gamy. He denounced the Government
as tyraunical and unjust, and as having
no right to make laws for the Saints.
He urged upon Saints the practice oil
polygamy as necessity for uphold.
ing their Institutions and for the adj
vancement of their salvation. Elder
Kimball followed, approving the senti'
ments uttered by Sloan. and as u polyE.
amist he was sound. He sa d he had
seventy children aud calculated that in
fifty years the Kimball family would
outnumber the present aggregate of the
Saints