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100 M Common Cigars; for sale by
EIsH-2OO pkgs New Mackerel in bbls, hf bbls. or d.
| 10 bbls Picked Herring;
LOO bxs No l Smoked Herring;
10 drums Goldfish;
100 bxs Goldfish in 100 and 20 packages.
For sale BY tdecsOl BABcocK BROTHERS.
CUGAR AND MoLAssEs
81 hhds prime new Sugar; 10 bbls New Molasses;
dsssO BGBCoCK BRSrHERs
70 bbls extra quality in good tight barrels:
lell BABCocK BRoTaERs.
FRUITS. &c.-ioo bxs NJ Raisius;
L ~ bxs Layer Raisins;
& & ';;' )? ss =: !: i s 4: 4:
10 trails Aim nds;
500 bxs Sardines, bxs, half and quarter bxs:
dec IS BABCOCK BROTHERS.
I AND WARRANTS:
IL The subscribers will pay cash for Land warr,r,.
marketprices. loctI3l PRESTON & BIZ s.
r 10 ooFFEE.-sss bags Prime Green, in store and
FRESH ARRIVAL
L 50 bbls Prime New Molasses;
l5O bags do do Coffee;
Received In store and for sale by
jAnli PRESTON BROTHERS.
SPIcEs.-seo lbs Fresh Nutmegr
100 mats Cinnamon;
10 bags Pepper;
do Race Ginger;
Just received and for sale by
CNOTTON YARNS. &C.
~ 60 bags heavy Yarns, assorted numbers:
q bale. sS Sa1ss selsssa easrSs' g. Chain ss,
10 do Cand ewicf:
Just % re. eived from factory and for sale BY
SUGAR.-l4O hhds Fair to Choice for sale by
- jyl3 FOSTERS & BROWN. Main and LIST sts
VTTOoDEN WARE
wv IS dog Painted Buckets;
doz Measures just reed and for sale cheap b,
TsI received a fine assortment of American Table
Cuuery, Butchers, Cooks hunting and shoes knives
rom the hanufaeiory of. Russell & Co., for sale by
-oP.- u M. GRIFFITH.
SHlNGLES, PLOws AND DwHEELBARRows-
~ Latest improved Plows and Wheelbarrovs from tho
N Sugar cured Beef;Fresh Pearl corn Hominey; ;Toma
Catsups Pickles ass Soaps and other xingsfor
septl4 HORNBROOK & WOODARD,
SEIv0LrS! 5HyNGI 81!
L>OR sale 1--WE hundred and MY thousand good Pin
Il Shingles on asonsble terms. Enquire Of
septlU3m MARCUS SHERWOOD.
NEW crop RIO COFFEE.-5o bags superior quail
IN lily received Per steamer Clifton and for sale 10y
s. +. GILBERT d co.
nUvt5 Sycamore, near Water
(yOFFEE.-i5O bags prime Rio, per Alex Scott. f'
Y sale by (ielel SAMUEL ORR.
~ BARRELS Princeton Flour for sale by
ID noys4 SAMUEL ORR.
I On BA GS prime Rio Coffee, reed AMI for sale by
lZU myl3 J. os w. REILLY.
LNLOUR from Wheat In bbls and hfbbs, "Polk
Il Biands." for sale by Ijy11l J. IL w. REILLY.
DECEIVED per steamer Crescens
III 20 bbs Tar;
20 do White Wine;
do Brown Tanners Oil;
So 5gall. Demyons; for sale low for cash BY
Jan13 ALLiS & HOWES.
COTTON YARN AND BATTING Just Received
" fresh lot OF g. and s0O Cotton Yarn and Batting
for sale Low at Wholesale or Retail by
oct29 SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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MAIy STrE ~ PRop cPTY

NOR SALt.-Persons dcsroHs Of securing the yer,
hest business locations be obt ined in the ei
1f Evansville would do well tn call. without delay. OF
he Undersigned, who is the agent Of Mr. James Rogue
for the sale of the Public square property.
JNO. ]. CHANDLER,
noyl7 Real Estate Agent
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Y rARO CIL

TARO Gil
JOHN c. DEvEREUX Jr,-Has on hand and for SAFE
hx the Barrel or single gallon first rate article OF Laro
OH, n,~s wsieh We WI" %" '' JOHN c. pEvEREux u.
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DhOSITS.

|. G7AHA & FARRELL.
VyTE have now hand, and are prepared 10 sell al
Wv low rates. well selected stock of Groceries
ssnng in part OF. viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware, Tea, Gloves
Coffee, Buckets. lTrace-chains Raisins.
Molasscs, Selves Curry-combs Cassia
Flour, Star Candles Ginger, Nutmegs,
Tobacco, Wash-boards, Pepper, Mackerel,
Cotton Yarns, Herring, Spice Cement
-Whiskey Jialorc.--
In addition to the above have lately reed stock
inc Brandy. warranted; together with general assert
nent Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, which will
Of sposea. smaii advance. relojL
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I.IYBoY AfgD SALE sTARrE

LIVERY AND SALE STAB E.
~ THE undersigned have purchas u rris
~ Livery Stable. on Locusi street. and mace ir
~ provements to it, and now have orShand 70
AA. hire a good stock Of HOSES. BUGGiES an
CARRIAGES, 10 which we invite the attention of tn
public They intend from this time 70 endeavor TO sts
" the wants Of public in this Particular sud hope
articles and terms will prove agreeable Carriages fol
par,ies excursions funeral &C., ways hand. Bein.
provided with good hostlers prepared to boare
anyaa NJ. & L. II. DeGARMo.
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HAS. w "A. LoBENsrINr
MACK & LOBENSTlN q
w . { e n = Sta r e. q In Z m Stor
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
IN THE STORY DRrw's rAvrLrox. comm. m
WATER AND SYCAMORE sTREgTs


EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN THE DREw's PAVILION. coR.r. n
1 WATER AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
- Messrs. MACK & LOBENSTlNE
w have Just reed and will continue II M
| IA to receive weekly from their large EjVt
III Wholesale Establishment in Gin - G
nnat, the large.t and most extensive assortment Of
/ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
especial to meet the auts
the Market and oDsisiing Of every article Of apDar
necessary to complete the wardrobe Of individuals f
ry taste. ~, =.
fine assortment Of black brown gray, ,drab 1tack h
Blankets. Box aid OvercoatS 6s lot ofccti coat
of al sizes and prices superior bisk and blue FrencI
frimed: Sattineu aud Cas,meeette Coas brown green
and grey all coloss of Tweed and Cashmere sack
frock and dress Coat Roundabouts and Coats or ali
kinds.
PANTS.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes. blue black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Satnet Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants of every variety and price suit
purchasers.
Black silk and satin Vests fancy and lain silk velvet
Vests fancy cashmere Vests; satnet vests and
vests of all kinds.
-FUHNISHING GOODS. :. a.
Szxzs Consisting of an elegant and ;IIf1It,
-0ssSzz large assortment Of custome fjl|iC
|>e made bosom Shirts shirt collars, - ~
eravats Of superior quality and beautiful patterns, silk
every other article usually found in the most extensive
establishment of tn. country.
6zs5s In connection with their large stock OF <8es
~ clothing, they will keep a file assort- SesSn
uBb mcnt OF CAMPS Superior HATS AND CAPS.
Also, all kinds of Union Mexican California, Leghorn
Panama and other sty les Of hats with variety OF
BOOTS and >KOES,
is useless to mention their CANT and very extern
sve lot Of hogskin and other kinds of TRUNKS CARPET
BAGS ahdVALIsEs.
Offering our he rtfelt thanks for the unmstakable de-
of approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments OF Business rcspest
fully soliciting continuation of the publick favor, we
deem unnecessar. To iecspuate unriv yed faciii
ucs and systems of conducting our business which en-
able us 10 comp If mol excel esbl shment Of the
Kind H. the Union We beg to say that every step in
progress in experience. and extending business,
tends towards enabling the To extend great
duremehts and Facilities to our customers. Having en-
larged our business to considerable degree since ST
spri ~ we are this season enabled offer friends,
End To The Inspection of purchasers generally stock OF
goods, which In superiority Of make beauty Of styles,
and iowness of prices has certainly not its equal either
In the Easto Nestl
Country merchants should not fail to see this stock
before purchasing.
MACK & LOBENSTiNE.
!. Evansville. Oct. 16, 1851.
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"a. &. J..r... :. EvAMsL, FnID, MxRRIrr & Co., N Y.
.VRITT, FIELD n co.
TMPoRrERs An 4 w bosesa,e Dealers In Foreign and
Domestic Dry 'ois haass Taps noS w; anu nS Svc
more Evsnsva q ID vsscular attention paid ,ss 70 Or
>dexSJ
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IOay !. CHANDLH7

Attorney st Law a Zeal Estate Agent;
so agent OF the National Loan Fund Life Assur
n ance Society Of London and New York F" Cap tai
s2. .50O,OoO. 7Oaiee Locust street, oppn.itn the
sherwood House. novl7
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81, GILBERT & CO.,

Agents 70 Cypress Fuctorys
"AVE now hand and are constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns CARPET Chains and Cotton Batting, which
they will favorable terms as they can be pur-
chased in any other city We are selling cotton
yarns at wholesale and cents for zoos, COOS and
OOs respectively with discount on for cash. or on ume
for approved paper. hoFzs u
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rUN MOUNTINGS.-
VI 200 Rife Barrels
sOO bs Brass Mountings;
dOz German Silver Mountings:
90 do Percussion Locks;
s do Flint do;
20 do Double Triggers;
SO do Bullet Moulds, Wipers and Ribs:
Together with assortment of patent Breeches. Tai
pins, Cocks. Main Springs Nipples, Rod Hea..s Shee
Brass AMI German Silver &C., for sale at the sign Of hs
Mill Saw ljyl5l c. M. GRIFFITH
MT o. sUGAR-is hhds fair to prime, for sale by
Ns S. 4 GILBERT Il CO.
sept27 Sycamore near Water.
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Fall Importation Of Dry Goods
LANES LOW co,

Fall importation Of Dry Goods.
JAMES LOW ~ CO,
No Az Main street Louisville KY,
ESPECTRULLY announce to their customers, and
IL all purchasers of ~ Goods. that they now have In
store: and ofcr sale the largest and best assorted
stock to be found West of the Mountains Their Goods
been purchased exclusively for cash, and they are
ideternned to adhere the system OF small profits
The maiorty ofthe Cloths. Cassmers and white Goods
they Imported direct from Europe, and can sell them
nront less than other Western Houses. They solicit an
their stock from all buyers of Goods in
their ma ket. "us-f
500 Pckagcs Of Goods.
The Largest stock of Dry Goods in
| Indiana,
WE have now hand just received and en- the way
Nv the largest. cheapest, and most desirable stock
of Si,pe and fancy Dry Goods offered in Indiana
very large amount Of which were col traeted Tor De
rore the advance in goods
and our having of the hriH always IN The narse
as 10 sell goods greatly below most other houses
| We are determined sell goods on small PROFITS anC
solicit all who wish to buy cheap 10 call ana examine
augio J. ii. MAGHEE & co.
TO COUNTRY MER CENTS.
VHTE are prepared to sell Clothing of very vari
wv ety and quality and nanu'aeturedin ID" most sun
stantia manner at Wholesale having just received from
Europe large stock of cloths. e:.ssmeres, &c, whie
will enable Us to make up and sell on the most reason
able terms clothing OF every kind We have just receiy
ed a large lot of all qualities OF oVereoats-
Wenvte attention of the country trade TO stock
while we express our gratitude for the liberal patronag
-N' ' = MACK 81 LOBENSTINE
Western Star Clothing Store
ly 10 Corner Front and Sycamore streets.
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HIGH STREET Lots

HIGH STREET Lots
TNOR SALE The undersigned has on hands. with in
siruetions to sell low, some of the most handsome
Lots High street, and other parts OF the city of La
masco JNO. CHANDLER.
noyls Real Estate Agent.
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EVANSVILLE Ia, wEDNEs DAY, FEBRUARY 9 1864

TOBACCO AND CIGARS
L 200 bxs Tobacco;5s 81, q. and b;
100 Havana Cigars OF various brands;
100 Common Cigars; for sale by
dec18 BABCOCk BROlHFpS
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'DLACK ITALIAN CRAvATs.-Iao dog. received b
Ysuo 4l7 Main strvgt; Louisville.
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THINKS, TRTNKS!I
GARNET WARE HOUSE.
u,s,EsERy FERGUS

ROBERT FERGUSs
Ip.vr on banda large supply OF ever! a
Z1 variety OF Cabinet Ware OF ,ee, ,ne pest "
- work manship and material, on ''aih oe' ~
I have also on hand, large supply OF fine Lumoe
seasoned Also 5000 feet dressed rioonbs'
large supply ofai kinds and sizes on hand. All tn
articles will sell on the most reasonable terms
, Dwelling house next the shop. lHSomi
rAPrR! pAPrRu
ruST rec,d as Reams of Letter and Tap paper; o
aye-y onaIity and which aided to FORMER large
snlv makes our stock best ever offered in this mar
ket all which will be sold othe cit, and country trad
=, .ainced nriees RATHBONE & WHEELER.
aotIS No. Fosters Block.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

s-xooK,s FAMILY GRoCKRY-Keeps every thing
choice in Groceries and provisions, on FMS. s'se
b.tween Main and Locust ho'''
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PRF SToN BRoIHr RS

HAVE received their supply OF Groceries o
i ever, description. and eel confident In saving tina
they offer inducemeut to buyers and e0uRtr msr
chants rarely to be met with. Call and examine io
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph O.e, Wa
ter st. ToctIel PRESTON BROTHERS.
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SHlNGLES, PLOwS AND wHEELBARROws-
~ Latest improved Plows and Wheelbarrows from IN
Sanneiton Foundry. Also $4,000 Shingles for sale lo
N Sugar cured f;Frcsh Pearl corn Hominey Tom.
Catsups; Pickles asst Soaps and other livingston
septic HORNBRooK & wooDARD,
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j r. SCHWIN0. ss.s---o 4. och"iSe
New stove and t;rafe Warehou>e.
Conner, Tin and .Sheetiron Ware Manu}dc!

Main street, opposite the Bank. =
WE have ;ust received and Offering the best
wv selected assortment Of Stoves brought to this
mark et of Cincinnati Louisville faetnre con-
sng OF coal and wood Ranges, buckeye State Hoosier
state and Kentucky Preminh cook stoves, coal and
wood Parlor franklin md Cannon. plate, Shelds
Parior. kinds OF heating A handsome
assortment of enameled an" plain Mantle Crates:
Also Tin ware Coal Buckets, Japabed re- sad irons
land Housek epng articles generally, We warrant all
PARTICLES sold by to be what represent them or the
money refunded.
Particular attention paid TO Job Work. one OF will
1--WE attention and IL satisfaction not
Tered. charge win be made. r.
sept29-n j. p. SCHWIyCi & CO.
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TOHN C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale ana Retail
II dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens window ohhos
cs,ers Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, fhosgene
Gas, ese' w. Iaugio 1y
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Portugal.
FINANCIAL rECIsIos or THE

FINANCIAL DECISION OF THE DEPUTIES.
Lisbcn adyces 10 April 90 mention that the Chamber
OF Deputies had approved al the deiatoal de,r OF
1861 ard 1882 by SO votes against 90 the only alter alton
being the defermsn Of the system for levyng the
decimal tax until 1854 proposed by the Minister of
Finance. This result in accordance with the general
eApectatiops,
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candidate thought ny the people to have major
but his oppcnsn declared by tho returning oicer
have carried the election. fight easued In the cou,
sfwkicb the civic guards asssilsd the psasantry vi
their swords and wounded several persons.
Our accounts Of tho whereabouts Of this facas are
nde finite that il probably be the the str
6ght Of Cranberry mentioned under the head Of Italy
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Spain.
He MINISTERIAL CRISIS EYpED--rnrsoH MINISTER

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS ENDED-FHLNUH MINISTER
RECEIVED.
furgot, the new French ambas.ador, had presented
his CREDENTIALS 10 the Queen at her residence at
the 2eth uit. Turgots address aud the Queens re-
ply we've equally complimentary.
Al fears Of ministerial crisis for the time
being.
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sIDEs or THE STORY.
The irritation of the public mind In Holland ncrea
against the recent Pspal usurpation Al tue Ill feeling
awakened between the Professionals and Roman Catholics
Is so e1est that II is feared conflict viii happen. The
more iid among tie Catholics leaving for Belgium.
The Ministers assemble daily This is the Protestant
sion OF the story.
Conradcting The above despatch from Paris says on
the Roman Catholic side" Monsigno,e Belgrade the
Popes Interpuncio in Holland IL making tonr Though
the various dioceses in the Kingdom fo the purpoe
Installing the new Roman Catholic bishops The Arch
bishop Of Utrecht Sll reside OF Bots due. Everything
has passed with the greaest order and tranquility"
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1'urlzeV.

QUIET AT CoNsTANTINorLE-THE HOLY SHRINE
QUESTION sETTLED--THE ARNAMENTs REDUCE
TrC., ETC.
A despatch Of o5th April from Csnstantinople says
Tbe newspapers speak Ia tranquizing tone The que
ton Of the ho shrnes is settled according to the wish
Of Russia NJ de la Cour French ambassador agrees VT
the negotiations respecting the Greek patrlarcs tt
ornaments hare been stopped. Exchange on London
rising
Corfu letters state that Turkish steamer had arrv
there with orders for the Ottoman feet to return to Co
stantinople On the 22d ut. the French squadron W
stl in the bay OF saans and was to be inspected no.
dey By King OHIO Of Greece,
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Italy.

STREET INSTRUMENTATION, ETC., ETC.
A street fight, which. however, bad no connection VT
politics took place NJ CRANBERRY, Oh the evening OF I
LIST ~ May (see SwitzerlaBe
The Roioan eoverpu cot has formally decreed the wit
cra~a of the present currency, ard expects 10
able TO effect this within the current yenr and Hithc
loss or inconvenience 10 the holders.
Some further Telsxatons had been made IN the tret
nent Of the hanefe
The Austrian force in Tuscany is to he reduced by 20
men, y no are to be detached into the Romagna.
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cnNEIccAYInN nR TILE

CoNFIsCATION OF THE PROPERTY OF ExILEs.
The Administrative Council Of the Kingdom Of Polar
has decreed the cop cation OF the property Of those
ical refugees who have taken advantage Of the
nesty,
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than what might otherwise have been the cost Of the .r
Gle This fact shows how much the colony must lose
from want Of adequate roads We would strongly recon
pend be colsnists to look to this essential matter and
BY every means in their To promote and encourage
the cultivation Of the soil the for doing
which is TO open the Umuneation by making roads
II will be found that wherever roads made
tiers and cultivation will follow natural consequence
Australia gives every prospect II rising be-
great country and il ob&bly W not be colony
monv years longer. Its POPULATION, have ssid Is
RAPIDLY on the crease and not merely population OF
aborers but Of intelligence, of science Of business
pursuits business habits who are hoctng there from
al parts Of Euro ard America |. must not be expect
"a that ,housnds and before long perhaps, its mil
lons--~in all become gold seekers aud gold dggers
Australia must have expanded views and oftier as
pIatons /. must become country, In the general
pinf Of the word it present Australia with ITS fer
soil genial climate has to be fed from other coun
tries rot possessing the Advantage Cut OIL the
supplies and the people would be starved A
it is they have to extavagant prices for what they
eat and drink Il must be until the people come 70
know that country has within itself 10 sup
DIV itssf The they acquire this kno~ledge the
better for until they do they win never achieve what
before ing they will aspire 10 reschprospety great
mes ard Independence They must consider the COLA
which they gathering As only the means to an
enc that end the great gosl Of human ambition and
pecsuy the ambition of the Anglo saxon race.
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Persia.
Persia.
A Nryv . crrpNr muorprr ruE pprTvsu An

NEW EASTERN TROuBLE-TnE BRITISH AMBAssI
DOR AND HIS MOVEMENTS.
by the route of ST Petersburg OF date April 2lst Il
stated that fersia Is preparing for another expedite
against Herat. The British ambsssador Col Shel hs
declared that he would demand his passports the Ir
scted expedition were carried out.
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Mark cts.

MONEY EARnEr The market for British funds thfougl
cut the eek had been steady but not animated Clos
prices On Friday, Gth-Consols for account, loosl
money. io0Z MIBauk stock, a27 g. Exchequ
bills long dis, prem; do Short dis. prem. Thrl
and quarter per cents. 1893 a Il.
PARIS BouRsE-Funds active all day. Closing quot
.ionsIh Iee per cents, cssh s2fr o5c for account n
.oc. -Four and halls cash. 1887. 95c account, IA
zee. Bank stock . es0f
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GREAT POPULAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MEM

GREAT POPULAR ExCITEMENT-FxPULsIoN OF MEM
DJRs FROM THE CHAMBER.
Py despatch from Paris we learn that the government
CT Hesse Casfei, having expelled three oppositon
be from the Second Chamber several or their colleagues
had resigned their seats The government hes ordered
the latter 10 leave esse Cassel Immediately pretending
that conference which they held iieg meetn;
The popular Indignation Is excited, but disturbance Of
public order is apprehended.
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An ELECTION RIoT--sEvERAL PERSONS WOUNDED by
THE MILITARY.
riot lad secured at the election Of mon Der for the
Grand Council IN the district Of Bulle The conservative