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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
JOHN BRolvN,s SANG FRo1D.

Upon the authority Of the Charleston cor
respondent of the Baltimore ArericaH, it is
stated that Sadler, the undertaken, a day or
two before the execution, sent message to
Brown, telling him he had better have
metallic coffin 10 which his remains might
be taken to his home ia New York His
reply was that he did not think metallic
coffin aesessary, as the weather would be
cool, and he thought be would keep in a com
mon walnut cofin a sufficient lsngth Of time
for the purpose suggested by Mr.. Sad
Ter.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
NOW no srnr nLnop.

Take the Ruest dust Of tea or the scraping
Of the inside of tanned leather, and bind IL
closs upon the wound and blood viii soon
cease TO A)w. These articles are accessible
at Oh times aul cosy to be Obtained After the
the blood Les eea. od to how, hudanum may
be alvru'a seousy applied totbe wound. Due
regard TO these Instructions vill saws agitation
Of mini and running for the surgeon, Who
would probably make 10 better prescription
e rTsg'n'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

AIORE THAN ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THOU
NJ sand Copies are row issued OF euch number Of Har
per's New Monthly Magazine,
This success TO which the history Of Pee iollcal Lii
srature affords parallel, has NOT born aehovei
10 not maintained, without hOeFN expenditure OF
labor and money. The ample remuneration onerrd ty
he Pubs hers enables them 10 the beet 1iuS
ttouB Of the most accomplished Authors and Artists "
the country, 70 whom al least Thros housaud Dollar.
are paid for the Matter and illustrations 0feac b5r
OF the Magazine.
BY careful and labOriQus selection from the abundant
mstoria thub placed 10 their disposal the Puu4lyrs
bslieyU that they have produced and continue O,
produce more attractive aud useful Magazine than
as ever before been offered 10 the great Oi The
hmerioan readiug public, Among the REGULAR writer's
Iof the Magazine are numbered ths most dstingusvd ed
american authors but the Publishers refrain nom
houneng list of contributors being desrous that the
Aruees should DO estimated BY their OWu intriusi,
herle rather than by the names Of the Author
0ns Cory one sYesr.....................-
" ...s-sr,r.ts...-.- -........-.. 300
three or more -rTies kr one year (saebt 2.6o
B28
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
pEuIoATED.

The Baptist Church is completed and the
fret service was held therein on Sunday, the
10Th inst Much credit is due Rev. q W.
Barnes Pastor Of the Baptist Church, for his
energy aud perseverance,, in erecting this edi-
noe, in the face Of obstacles almost insur-
mountable Wowtl here add that the Bap-
ust Church building is located on Douglas
street just above the corner Of Fourteenth --
Dnly N,Jraskian 2sA uA
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
mApNnss GLOWING monn mAp


Mr.. John Beoson a noted Spiritualist Of
Boston, is about to start paper to advance
tho interests of the Savage tribes. II is to be
called The Calumet, He says that Red jack
ct fully endorses his project.
A Dr. Randolph, a spiritual medium, has
given notice that on some future occasion he
will appear in Eve different places, 400 miles
apart at the same instant Of time. II he sue
cesds, the matter will be brought before the
leading scientific bodies of Europe and this
country for Investigation and solution. We
believe It is related OF Houdin, the great nee
romancer, that he appeared and passed out Of
eight gates. at 81. Petersburg, at the same
moment and was seen by the different guards
On duty.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
DEATH or A oAruoLIo BISHOP


De. John Barry the Catholic Bis'op Of the
diocese Of Georgia, died few days ago in
Paris, whittier he had gone for the benefit
Of bis health The Augusta Constitution,
says:
Or. Barry was born In Parish olgate, couu.
ty Of Wexford, Ireland, in July, 1899, and
emigrated to the United States about the
year 1922 Ho was educated 10 St Peters
College in Wexford aud completed hls studies
undor Bishop England. in Charleston. He
was ordained 90 the priesthood in 1925, and
couseorated as the Bishop ofthe diocese Of
Georgia in August 1857.
Dr. Barry was well and favorubly known
throughout South Carolina, Georgia and Flor.
dn, as having.been Unidentified with the Catho-
lie church thirty four years as pastor, vicar
general and bishop. lie was well edusated'
and highly regarded as pious and worthy
minister by BiohopS England, Reynolds and
Garland, and by the Catholic congregation.
generally, but outside Of the religious associ
ations, DR. Barry was universally loved as
man. Many a Protestant heart will be sad,
and many an eye be bathed in tears, when il
is known DIR. Barry is dead His charity
was proverbial' He knew no sect or creed, o
color, or condition, when an appeal was made
to him for assistance, aud he knew no fear o
disease where he could assuage its rigors o
contribute consolation and help, His kindnes
uas unhpunded
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
DrsTRUorIvn ooNTLAoRArIoN

On Saturday night last, at about half past
ten o'olock FIRE broke out in the store Of
Mr Joseph Gravel on Pearl street, which was
soon communicated to the store Of Of Mr. T..
Buchrucker, adjoining 90 the north, and both
buildmg8, with large proportion Of their
contents, we're entirely destroyed. The pro-
.ress OF the IRE was rapid, and it vas with
extraordinary ezertions that very small
quantity Of the goods in Mr.. Grayel's store
we're "a ssd ne had an insurance ofS1 500
on bis stock, The building was owned
by Dr. Cook, and we believe was not insur-
ed,
Mr. Buchrueker il heavy loser by this
ealgmi.y. He had about $4,000 worth of
goods in his store, insured for So, 900; 81 ,272
worth we're saved, making his loss on stock
alone $8,72S. The building WAS insured for
81 200
Fortunately the evening on which the hre
occurred was very calm, otherwise the eOnse-
queuces would have beeh disastrous in the
extreme. Had the wind been from the nsrth,
which is u,pai at this season of the year, the
fate Of that part Of oug city oontsiniDg atArly
all the business houses would have been inc
vitabe.-Sioar Ciy Registsr, seth ult
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
THE FIRM.

We fnd the following in the Washington
states. The firm Of which the Ex-Governor
speaks is an extensive one, though we do not
recollect of ever before seeing the name in
print:
E1 Governor Seymour, ofNew York, re-
Gently made speech in St. Paul Minnesota.
Speaking of slavery, he truthfully said: ut
is sustained by the firm Of Weaver, Weerer
8 Planter, and two Of the partners live up
North. Every one knows put for the looms
ofNsw England and Old England it could nos
live day. The loudest denuuoistious against
slavery are made by men win cotton shirts
on their backs. The most fervent pulpit ex-
hortati0ns against slavery come from men who
wrap themselves for repose at night in cotton
sheets who lay their heads upon cotton pil
lows, and go 20 sleep thanking God Tint they
are better than the man down South"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
Love
Ur onARLBs SWAIN


Lover WIN tell thee what It is level
It's 10 build with human Thoughts shrine.
Where hope sits broodiHg ike q heaUteous doyei
Where time seems young, and like thing divine.
All tastes, oil pleasures all dcSires combine,
TO eonsecrate his sanctuary Of blifs,
Above, tho stars IN eloudless beauty shine
Around the streams their howry margins kiss;
And iftheres heaven earth, that heaven Is sure.
uy fhis.
Yes, this Is love, the steadfast and the true,
The immortal glory which hath never setl
The best, the brightest boon the heart s-e know
OfRl life's sweets the very sweetest yet
o who eau but recall the oyo they met,
To breath iu sOms green walk, their 6rst young
(yow
While summer flowers, with moonlight dcvs were
(wot
AUD Winds sighed soft around the mountain brow,
And all was rapture then, which is but memory
(uow
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
WHAT THEY HAVE proven

Nearly q fortnight has been consumed in
the taking Of testimony IN this city, TO be used
by Daily in his pretended contest with n,
Estsbrook One fraud, AMI only one has
been proven, and tLat was perpetrated by the
friends Of Mr.. Daily. 1t has been clearly
shown, by unimpeaohable testimony, that the
returns from one Of the counties that gave
Daily majority, were maVVaetured IN this city
And although the most strenuous efforts have
been mode to discover even a suspicion Of
fraud on the part Of the Democracy, the eVid-
once only gives tho iie to the "sBy fsis5
statements ppblisLed il the ebozy organ Of
this city, respecting frauds in i Eau qui Court
Buffalo, lizard and Calhoun. No one Hhs
has been present at the examination Of wit
nesses-- subpoepsoed on che part Of Mr.
Daily-in relation to the elections in those
counties, cat for e inoment do=b: ga: :hs
elections ia those eosatiss, we're conducted
n the most honest and str ,igbtf0rward man
per.-D DIig Nejraslt1H'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
On sllsIsls claims. for part Of the land.
C, F. ECKHART g. CO.,
AND BUILDERS

DAKOTA CITY NEBRASKA,
ILL prepare plans and specifications for private and
public buildings, and contract for or superhtend
y. ling the same, any information wanted, inquire
I y. betss, tgsGt Of Dakota city company.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

mission, and there procured conveyance to
West poiut, glad enough to be alive aud be-
yond the reach of their late oaptors.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
WILLIAM N. BYERs,

nBALER IN REAL ESTATE and General Business
- agent, ConYeysueer and Notary PHblie. 0ffcs one
door vest q the County Recorders Office on faTnhAm
Gsst, Omaha, Mt Tlu2O
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
SIT DOWN, SAD SOUL.

Sit down, sad soul, and count
The moments dying:
Come-tell the sweet amount -
That's los; by signing!
How many smiles?--a score.
Teen laugh and count no more, 1..
For day is dying.
Lie down, sad soul, aud sleep,
And no more measure
The flight Of Time or weep
The loss of leisure:
But here, by this lone stream,
Lie down with us aud dream
OF starry treasure
We dream: do thou the same;
We love-foreVer;
We laugh yet few we shame
The gentle, never, t..
Stay, then, till Sorrow dies
Theu-hope and happy skies
Are thine forever
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
Jesse LOWE.

7 AND AGENT, OMAHA, NEBRAsKA-Oas e on
IL Farnham street. nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
THE GRACE OF SIMPLICITY.

Still to be neat, still to be drest
As you were goingto feast;
Sill to be powdered, still perfumed,
Lady it is to be presumed,
Though arts hid causes are not found,
Allis not sweet, al! is not sound.
Give me look give me face,
That makes simplicity q grace,
Robes losely flowing, hair as free,
Such sweet neglect more taketh me,
Than all the adultries Of art;
They strike mine eyes, but not mine
heart.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

JONAS SEELY,
A fTOREEY and Counsellor at Law, Omaha
n Nebraska.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
THE RE.iL ESTATE
Banle,s and Dcale,s in Eastern Ercl
LAND WARRANTS 4 REAL ESTATE,

MOULD say to the public that any business trusted
" TO their viii meet with prompt attention.
such MS laying out lands into lots towns or additions
ihoretoi the buying, selling, renting leasing Of real
estate houses lots; the buying, selling locating Of
aud warrants time for cash; making collections,
paying Of taxes, eXamuE Of records 10 perftctness
Titles 10 lands Dskota city stock the obtaining of
deeds from the Dakota atty company for lots drawn
EASres
Tie making ont Of Deeds, Bonds and Pre-. Emp
ton PGpza, Ond The receiving Of
On eligible claims for part Of the land.
Having also now on hand large stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions, Lumber and Shingles, they would call
steut0u 90 their stock and say TO the public that they
prepared receive all kinds of dry goods groceries
produce aud lumber commission, for private Ruc
sion sslc to exchange for other property Charges
low sud storage free.
MONEY ON Deposit,
Guarautseng It to Yield as per cent net profit per au
num- If left on deposit over 30 days.
" D. Persons Wishing to invest should not fall to call
a. their office they have large amount OF valuable
property for sale low for cash or on time.
The best OF references giyeu n required.
j d. NJ CROCKWELI, President.
Dakota city, August II, '5s-46fly.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
.,.c,v,es-opposrrr rns BArsA Housr-Ssa
o,-rs OF ADVERTISING

eATEs OF ADVERTISING
,.- os t,yelvs lines or less, first insertion 81 90
IN sufrseQnsnt insertion q G0
S,, eluars one ninth S eo
G,s sauarA thres months, NJ
G,s -Iuare, ak months. 70 M
01s siuare, one year 5o M
Zoo aiuarrs. one year eg Co
Ina ,5lumn, oue year, 4S Cc
nr. half column, one year, ~ ~ ~
a, ourth coumn, %, A. nv
Io half column, six months, 3 se ~ ~
,o fourth do DO ,Sg ~ So
JC balf colum, three months, 10 W. W.
DO vurln, ~ ,g ~, Unss or less one year, 10 90
S6 i'm advance will be required on sll advertise
% eycept where a special contract has been made
10 the contrary.
onrrcu,vrs ApvERus'Na COMMssioS AND oolLEc1iNa
,y are the Agents for g1ls paper ia the cities Of
rau.5slphla. Pa, Wilmington, Dell and Baltimore,
Nd
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Feb. 18th, 1860
The House was called to order at II O'Clock
A. NJ, BY DIR. VERIFY of Northampton county
Bilis PasSed.-The following Senate bills
were passed, viz: incorporating the Fairmont
Savings Bank, with an amendmentO incor-
porating the town Of Bruceton, in the county
of Preston Incorporating the Bank of Graf
ton, in the county of Taylor Incorporating
the Traders Bank Of the city of Richmond
also, the George Washington Company for
the manufacture of woOllenfabrics; the Mount
Vernon Manufacturing Company, for the
manufacture of paper and the Frirfax Manu-
featuring Company, for the manufacture OF
woollen fabrics.
The following House bills were passed, viz
A bill authorizing persons convicted Of mis-
demeanors, to be released in certain cases a
bill to amend the act passed April goth, 1852
in relation to the Mechanicsburg and Wythe
Turnpikes, SO as to authorize \ change in the
route thereof; bill for the incorporation OF
the town Of Sutton, in the county of Braxton
Bill Reporfed-The following bill was re-
ported by Mr.. SEGAR, from "A special commit
tee, viz: A bill to incorporate the Chesapeake
Female College:
james Rirev and kdndrha Company.-The
order of the day. being the consideration of the
bill altering and amending the charter OF the
James River and kanaWha Company, was
called for. In view of the thinness of the
House aud the importance of the bill, Mr.. AN.
pKRsON moved that the bill be made the special
order of the day for Monday, 1t the hour of la
O'Clock NJ, which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. MCKENZIE, the House ad.
journed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

JAIL AssAILED BY A MOB-SIX PERSONS
SET AT LIBKRTY.-The Nashville Union and
American of Tuesday gathers the following
intelligence from a letter to Gen. Anderson,
from the postmaster at Waverly, Tenn, dated
Sunday morning, 18th inst:
On Friday night, the 10th inst, party Of
desperadOes, consisting of about thirty men,
armed with double barrel shot-guns, &c, at
tackled Mr.. Mc(}ee, the jailOr at Waverly, as
he was going to the Jail about o'clock in the
evening; confined and gagged him took the
key of the outside door from him, and then
carried him to a secure place, and while part
kept watch over him, the Others went to work
and cut away the inside door, which being
iron, occupied four or five hours. They then
released six prisoners confined in the jail
three of whom were from Dickson county for
safe keeping. The three from Humphreys
county were ID. l.. Crockett confined under
charges Of murder and theft! Isham Bethel
for passing counterfeit money; and McKim-
mons, for stealing. The mob then started of
with the prisoners and the jailor, and having
carried the latter about five miles, released
him. The jailor returned to Waverly about
O'Clock Saturday morning. Their object in
taking the jailor with them is supposed 10 be
TO prevent his giving the alarm until they had
ample time to make their escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

NEGROES EXPELLED PROM A CANADIAN
A Low Detroit (Mich.) Free Press
states that all the negroes have been summnri.
* expelled from the township OF Anderdon.
Essex county. in Canada. This township was
~ lnickiy populated with negroes AS any in
Ceoa0a, out they have lately become SO bold in
their depredations aud crimes that their nra.
eonce WAS NO longer endurable. Accordingly
tns aethori9es Of the township petitioned Inc
efAao Jury isst TALL to take action relative to
them; and the jury, in consea uence nressn,sT
them ~ nuisance. Their outrages culmina.
Tea lev weeks sence in An attack upon n
number Of peaceable and defenceless citizens
aRd now the day OF relribution has oyertaken
them. The whole lot have been SUMMARY
driven out Of the township. They had been
given homes, but they SO abused the Kindness
extended them, that the authorities were
obliged, In order to protect their lives and
property, 70 drive them out ~ they would 90
many wild BEASTS.
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LOUIS NAPOLKoN.-A Partisan letter writer
thus describes Louis Napoleon on one of the

LOUIS NAPOLKoN.-A Partisan letter writer
thus describes Louis Napoleon on one of the
spacious avenues of that imperial city
"Driving a pair of splendid bays. attached
to q box wagon, with the reins in his own
hands, and handling them rs though he were
accustomed to it, without any outriders, eque-
ries, or guards, the Emperor Napoleon came
along the avenue. He was dressed with a
black overcoat, and 4 hat which was of a fash
ion Of its own. The points Of his mus t;iche
look particularly sharp, and his imperial as
though it had just come from the BARRIERS. 1t
required a steady hand aud quick eye to
guide those dashing horses through the i'm
mense throng of vehicles Of every description
which filled the avenue, particularly rs the
driver, while keeping one eye upon the steeds,
was Obliged with the other TO ackno w ledge the
salutations which he received on every side,
Aad ne kept up q continual bowling. consider
myself a tolerable good democrat, but took
my nat entirely from my head AS he passed.
great man il he he has been successful,
AND, cant ~ pseudo philosophers may about
u "uccoss - the true meas ure OF great men.
after all The Emperor gives, AS vet, no signs
OF age the will be 81 on the 2Uth of April next J
but looks A. fresh and young, think. AS when
saw him i've years ago, before he had the
whole weight OF Europe on his Shoulders and
the Pope down on him." '-'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

A FALL.-A niece of Daniel O'Connell has
Ave or stxlyears ago, the woman, whose name
il Ellen WEIGH, Runaway form Ireland in
company with u dashing Young Irishman
whom her parents had forbidden her to marry
Her father lived at Castle kearney and was a
man Of opulence and influence, and Ellen nad
been we'll brought up. She was married, III
Philadelphia. Her husband died and she mar
ried again. The second husband was drowned
Ellen aintained herself by sewing LOT tne'
ters, who fiseced her out Of her c'oshing ana
an allow ance Of $50 which she received every
three months from her father, through
priest She has been sinking until she reaeheu
the pon, referred TO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

FATAL FIRE-On Thursday night, Feb. 9th.
the house of Geo L. Smith, in Preston county,
Va, about three miles East OF Fel!owsviiie,
WAS DESTROYED by fire. and son of Joshua 5.
Shahan persisted in the flames. 1t was one
and "A half story house, and had no windows
above the second floor. Young Shahan was
sleeping above, and when he awoke the stairs,
the only way OF escape, was on fire. He en-
deavored to kick OFT the roof, but it being quite
new, and he having nothing with which to
knock the shingles loose sufioca'ed, or WAS
The family below barely escaped with their
lives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
(uINA-WARE a>puo,>r NM

Y mo tiODDS.-SLHAAP Co, INp"n'7' w
A ASP y SR Ro 81 E HaG AN RETAIL bFiI5I
are receiving now. direct from Inc man.. ~ ~
and from Northern trade sales. am. c.''s1
variety Of CHINA. GLASS. and F,s s115s
HhR +; LOOK M GLASSES; TABiipf' S ~,
JAPANNED WARE; besides An ee ,.lSn = %
men' o! French and German FANCY ,;,,cf,sss e
TOYS, to which we invite the attar,-. : "a
chants aud the put,c tn .ener,i fee N, c,.s -
that oar GooDs and PIECES will rlcbly nav - "
a cali. We endelvor To MAINTAIN nur ,-'A &
ior selling bargains. N,H4.b " ~
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WATCHES, JEWELRy

q REMOVAL, REMOVAL,
~ ELL-KNOWN BILL B5pfgii
t. n NEW, MATCHMAKER Tia .,.
GA-><E her would respectfully annn.ac. ~
public, and his friends n tue conntr,, tS,,
REMOVED next door To Messrs Ksr. r
Co. S. nearly opposite his old .tapd. n, V +N
where he trusts. by strict attention n 80
and a desire "a please. that he will NEE, w. :
same patronage so literally bestowed q, !.
the last fourteen years. Ny motto sui ,n.
Nothing ruth OFT Juror '''
Where lives lie little BILLY g..
W hlie on Eleventh street told the hon,
He's gone next door TO Kent P'S
On hi III your tpvars sbnyfsr
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PIANO FORTEs.

w. RICH NO ID PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY. AND GENERAL
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS:
DORR RADE. Warerooms 23l, FACTORY 20
Broad street, would respectfully invite pubic at ,
tent,on to their large assortment of PIANOS, and
would offer such guarantees will satisfy the
most sastidious purchaser.
Our PIANOS are warranted for Eve years, kept
in tune twelve months and exchanged WITHIN me
first SIX MONTHS If they ai tn give entire satisiac
ton to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid TO orders from the
country, and persons may sate'y rely upon tue
faithful execution of their orders.
Old Pianos taken IN exchange for new ones.
IA PIANOS hired at low rates.
UORR 4 RADE,
de I6-dNcwly Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

HAPPY REUNioN-Mr George L. Benson,
of Utica, n. y, lost little son, last Novem-
her. and he could not hear any news of the
child until 4 few days since, when he saw an
advertisement in an Elmira paper, describing
Il little lad who had been found in that town.
He went to EImira and found the boy, who
instantly recognized him, and the father was
Oyeroyed TO recover his long lost boy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

AID FOR THE PorE-The English papers
state that the Emperor of Austria has sent
the sum OF f6,tH,O to the Pope. Christiaua, eX-
Queen of Spain. has also opened her purse
strings. The King of Bavaria promises TO fur
nish two thousand we'll armed volunteers.
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6IGxs o. THE TIxEs II IRoNx--A Rome
correspondent under date Of a3d January,
writes:
4 pOpular Demonstration took place on the
~ inst, 70 protest against ths ''address" OF
IL Dobllity. An immense crowd assembled in
~ Place COloane; the cries were: virs Ma
1siAp. rtes viesss EmSsssi q bas Amtoaslfs!
q - h gserssSsseai dsspysiyes. Wee r ssdxpsn-
ISAe< IlGliessx! The French forces seem not to
havo lD1eg1esed - thtsoesastou bat General
0ovno. @ - order Of the day, he's declared his
1af1eNon root - permit . second dsmopstra-
tlonw TAe thes(ss st Ancona has bsen clossd
hy order Of The Papsi ~ th0Tjties.