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HAPFAHANNOCk, May u, 1867.
Hon. 4. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War: Your order
to leave an additional brigade at Fredicksburg has
been received. shields's ammunition has been
landed, and will be up this afternoon or evening
The enemy, attracted BY the movement of our
troops yesterday, drew In his right to the rsIrood
from the cheering and display on the hill beyond
the town, when the President and yourself visited
Gen. Patrick's brigade. Am right in understand
ing that am authorized TO say TO the enemy that
their Generals, Buckner and Tilghman, are not
confined in dungeons
(signedJ IRwE MCDOWELL,
Major General.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT



Aqua Creek, April %, 1862.
Hon. E. M. aanton, Secretary of War: am lust
over from Fredericksburg to confer with the officer
OF the Navy, who II was arranged was to come 10
see me here, from Capt Wyman, Commanding Flo
tilla in the Rappahannock.
The captain was himself at fredericksburg, and
after communicating with the Major who told him
the town had been surrendered to the land forces
LETT without communicating with the commanding
officer of the troops.
As soon us 1t was known he was there, the at
tempt was made to see him, but without success
have seen copy OF his dispatch, and learn from
1t that there obstructions In the river to pre-
vent his going up with vessels.
The officer who came up tells me he met fourteen
canal boats only going down There should be for
ty. II steam ferry boat could be sent there Il
could be used to great advantage.
There are stores in Fredericksburg (nur. Than
1000 barrels Of nour) which am anxious to save
for fear of accident; and am anxious to ha, free
communication with the opposite shore as soon a.
possible
The last account Of the enemy is that there il A
force few miles beyond Fredericksburg entrench-
ed hope 1t Is SO. The force cannot be large, as
II would attempt TO oppose my passing the river.
II must be rear-guard TO break op bridges and de-
lay my march. All their forces seem to be draw
ing South and East.
need beef cattle at Fredericksburg and some at
Aqua Creek. They can be driven, under an escort
which Gen. Wadsworth can furnish, by way OF oc-
coqusn and Dumfres.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(signed) IRWIN CDowELL,
AI.s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-11

The EDITOR of the Hartford Couraati 10 dar-
ing fellow, he has taken to himself wife and
raised the subscription price to his paper, all in
one week.
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q. TRACY HOWE, Secretary,
No. IL, Railroad Exchange, Boston. -

THE MCDOWELL TRIAL.-We have had a
shorthand reporter at the several sessions of
this trial, and also at the trial of General Fitz
John Porter, hence we have been able to give
very full reports of all that has transpired each
day.
Some Of our reports have been copied into
other papers abroad, and credit given to papers
that have not had the enterprise to have reporters
present TO make rer6dfim reports, but have
found way to obtain our reports in a surrep-
titious manner. We lay before our readers
very full report of the doings Of the Mcdowell
court of yesterday, for which we bespeak .
careful reading. '. .. .'
PRoDUCERs.-The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has made the following decision relat-
ing to producers; ... ... ......Ia . ...r.
Producers whose products are enumerated
and taxed in the seventy fifth section of the ex-
else law not required to take license as deal
ers for the sale of such products upon the pre-
misses where produced. " '
Decision deaAing the place of manufacture:
Wherever, previous to September 1st, wares or
merchandise may have been made by persons
who were not the owners of the materials, the
premises where such goods, wares or merchan-
disc were made shall be regarded as the place OF
manufacture.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-11

nR. LOCKWOOD continues the prae-
~ tice OF Dentistry, In the Washington Building,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having practiced in the South nearly sixteen years.
he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to any
that may call. .a ".
Teeth inserted on Yulcanite, Rubber, or Go
Plate. Chloroform administered when desired
aug 1T .. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-11

g.B-If the rebels raise the Black Flag, let the
Government raise Black Army.
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The Presidents last message contains 9,l96
words.
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" foHINuIUNf IHdy IT, Itb2
10 Mayor General McD0NsH, Commanding Depart
meHi of The hdPpahdnnock! GENERAL: Upon being
Joined by shields's Division, you will move upon
Richmond by the general route Of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg railroad, cooperating with
the forces under General Mcclellan, now threaten
Ing Richmond from the line OF the Pamunkey aI.k
possible, communication between your left wing
and the right wing Of General Mcclellan, you viii
hold yourself always in such position as to cover
the capital OF the nation against a sudden dash by
any large body OF the rebel forces.
General Mcclellan will be furnished with u copy
OF these Instructions and will be directed TO hold
himself in readiness TO establish communica alton
with your lett and to prevent the main body OF the
enemy's army from leaving Richmond, and throw
ing itself upon your column before a junction be-
tween the two armies Is effected.
A copy Of his Instructions, in regard 10 the EN-
ployment OF your force, Ia annexed.
tSigIedl Z. NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War
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hAPpAHAfhOCk, May 1867.
MAJ. Gen. Geo b. McCieiidn, Commanding Army Of
Potomac, Whhs House, Va: GENERAL: | have re-
ceved the orders OF the President to with the
army under my command and cooperation with
yours in the reduction Of Richmond and also q
copy OF his instructions to you in relation TO that
Maj. Gen. Shields will join me to-day, as soon as
the necessary preparations for the march be
completed, which, think, will be by the cath inst
We shall set forth In the general direction ordered
There Ia In front of US to impede our advance, q
secession Army of the Rappahannock, SO called,
under the command Of Jos. X. Anderson, of the
Tredeger Iron Works. His force Is from - to
1900 men, mostly South Carolina and George
troops.
We should engage his force on our first days
march, as they are now within from six to eight
miles Of us, posted and to the right and left Of
the Fredericksburg Richmond Railroad, and in q
position Of considerable strength.
II is my purpose to try and turn their position
BY throwing force on their left hank, and cut of
their opportunity Of receiving any reinforcements
from the direction Of Gordonsyile, and at the
time, endeavor to the railroad bridge. If this
can be done, another channel of supplies can be
cannot fall giving great relief TO the quartermaster
and commissary departments Of your army, and
thus facilitate your operations.
We cannot. rely on this, first because they now
occupy line, and, am told, are prepared to de
stroy the bridges II they forced to fall back.
beg to ask to what extent can I rely on co-opera-
tion from you, in my present movement, in the
way of your cutting off the retreat Of the enemy
the force against him, and In saving the railroad
bridge across the Pamunkeyl Can you extend
your right to join me, and and at what point can
you carry supplies to be placed for my command,
ready for me shall require subsistence for 900
men, and forage for 900 animals
(Signed) IRWIN MCDOWELL,
Major General Comd'g Dept.
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WAsHIN0ToN, April sO 1852
MAJ. Gen. hcDotneii, Commanding Department Of
ne Rappdhdnnoek :-GEs The Secretary of War has
cupy Fredericksburg with such force az, In your
judgment may be necessary to hold II for defensive
purposes, but not with view to make a forward
movement
(Signed) H. VAN RENSSELAER,,
Inspector Gen., L, s. A.
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cory OF ISsTRUCTIoNS TO GENERAL N McLELLAx
WAR DEPARTMEET.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, May II, 1862
MAJOR General George B. .dcCisiidR, Commanding
Army Of The Potomac before Richmond: GENERAL:
Your despatch to the President, asking reinforce
ments, has been received and carefully considered
The President is not willing 10 uncover the
capital entirely, and IL is believed that even II
this were prudent 1t would require more time TO
effect junction between your army and that Of
the Rappahannock by the way OF the Potomac and
York rivers than by land march.
In order, therefore, TO increase the strength of
the attack upon RichmQnd at the earliest moment,
Gen, Mcdowell has been ordered to march upon
that city by the shortest route.
Heis oTdered-keeping himself always in position
to cover the capital from all possible attacso to
operate as to put his left wing in communication
with your rghti and you are instructed to co-ope-
rate so as TO establish this communication as soon
rs possible,
Richmond, II Is believed that this eommunlca alton
can be safely established, either north or south Of
the Pamunkey river
In any event, you will be able TO prevent the
main body of the eneny's forces from leaving Rich
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OF A FORWARD MOVE.
MENT.
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FROM CHICAGO.

THE ENEMY's GUNS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
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OFFICERS DAILY ARRIVING. ID

SUPPLIES ABUNDANT AND EASY OF
ACCESS.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE Army OF THE POTOMAC.

special Da.p.tehe. to the Republics.
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THE TROOPS OF SUMNER AND TOOK.
Err CHEER GEN. BURNSIDE
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NHsHI1BtUH, IHHy
Maj. Gen. McDOT ell, Falmouth: In view of the op-
erations of the enemy the line Of Gen. Banks,
the President thinks the whole force you designed
to move from Fredericksburg should not be taken
away; and he therefore directs that brigade, In
addition to what you designed TO leave at Freder-
icksburg, should be left there. This brigade to be
the least effective Of your command.
(SgnedD y. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10.-No passenger trains
left here for Nashville this morning.
The Journal says that In the late Hartsville
affair nineteen hundred United States troops
were captured, and that the number of paroled
troops al Hartsville Colonel Stewart among
he prisoners) was twenty-three hundred.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-11

DANvILLE, KY, Dec. lO.-Ex Governor Gus
lev died to-day.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
THE TROOPS OF SUMNER AND HOOK.
Err CHEER GEN. BURNSIDE fi
SUPPLIES ABUNDANT AND EASY OF
ACCESS.
OFFICERS DAILY ARRIVING. "
INDICATE OF A FOR WARD MOVE
MENT
THE ENEMY's GUNS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF THE RAPPAHANN0CK.
FROM CHICAGO.
MORE BOGUS STORIES ABOUT PEACE
PROPOSITIONS.
A GREEN STORY TO GULL THE FLATS.
THE TANDERBILT AFTER THE Ala
BANA.
LRoAD ACCIDE
FROM LOUISVILLE.
CAPTURE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS.
~
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NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-The schooner Flying
Scud, from Nassau, saw off Abasco, November
IS, Commodore Wilkes flag ship, Cruiser.
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ORE BOGUS STORIES ABOUT PEACE
PROPOSITIONS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, April "a, 1862.
Major General McDoireH, Aquia Greek: The Presi-
dent desires that you should not throw your force
across the Rappahannock at present, but that you
should get your bridges and transportation all
ready, and wait further orders.
(signed) =. NJ. STANTON
Secretary Of War.
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Washington, May "a, 1852.
Major General Nc DoeeH: am highly grati6ed by
your alacrity in obeying my orders. The change
was a. painful to me as It can possibly be to you
or to any one
Everything now depends upon the celebrity and
vigor Of your movement
(slgned) .ast A. LINCOLN.
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lSame.l May -, 1862.
tSame.l The Presidents order has been received
and Is in process Of execution. This is crushing
blow to US.
(Signed) IRwIS Mcdowell,
Major General.
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NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-A freight engine on the
Hudson railroad exploded near Poughkeepsie
this morning, killing the engineer and a fire.
man. The concussion was SO great as to throw
the tender, two cars, and a passing freight train
bodily into the river.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
HARNESS. BHIDLEs, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGs,&C

and will make order almost anything in this line.
We respectfully invite public attention to whole
stock in its various branches trusting that by strict at
ention business and Jealous exertons supply the
wants Of community, shall merit and receive fair
share OF public patronage
We prepared to make to order anything in line.
Also, do all kinds of repairing very short notice
nB- Cash paid for Sheep pelts Hides and Skins.
:. d. HUMPHREY, IRA d. BULL, J. e. DAYTON.
Towanda, April 2j 1867
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
CAMPTOWN ACADEMY.
Rev. s. z. Brown, Principal.

rT,HE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
l. commence AUGUST Is, 1862, and continue twelve
weeks Books UsEp.-Towns' Speller. McNalley 5 Geog
raphy Grtanleaf's Common School and National Arth
metics Browns Grammar. Davies Algebra, Geometry
and Surveying, and Parker's Philosophy.
TERMS :-Comnon English Branches, So 90 Higher
Branches, 81 90.
HJ- Board convenient at reasonable prices.
REFERENCES.-The Board of Trustees E. B. Barnes
Cyrus Fuller, A. Fuller, D. d. Chafee. l.. B. Camp.
l. NJ. HEWETT, President,
HOMER CAMP, Secretary.
Csmptown Pa, July 81, 1889.
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War of the Rebellion. 1861.

D. GOODENOUGH hereby announce
- TO all persons interested that he has just received
from the city OF Washington package OF Blank Forms,
for obtaining the Bounty-AOney, Arrears OF Pay, Halt
Pay, Pensions, and all arrearages of money dno
tor services, by of the death of any Sder OF
the present For the speedy prosecution Of
said claims. he has associated himself with reliable
torney at the city of Washington, He fatters himself
that from his long experience in procuring Land Wee
rants Pensions &C., that he give az least good
satisfaction as those who have had less experience
and as reasonable terms.
IOManda. Jnne IL. lSI2.
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ITepaItu Dy DIT. J'N. I LIs " NO:, Lowell
Price, 81 per Bottle Str Bottles for S..
Ayers Cherry PectCral,

has for itself such for the of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that it is entirely
unnecessary for TO recount the evidence of its virtues
wherever has been employed. As it has long been in
constant throughout this section, need not do
more than the people its quality is kept up to the
best it has been and that may he relied to do
Tor their relierall It has ever been LoNnd 10 DO
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

For the Of Cosveres5, Jaundice, Dyspepia. Inl
geston Dyscntery, Foul Stomach ysipejas Headache
Piles, Rheumatism Ernptions aud Skin Diseases. Liver
Complaint Dropsy, letter, Tumors and Salt Eheun.
Worms Gout, Neuralgia a Dinner PHI, and for puri-
fyng the Blood They are sugar coated, that the most
sensitive take them pleasantly, and they the best
physc. Price Is cents Per Box Five Boxes for 90.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

Great numbers of Clergymen. Physicians Statesmen,
and eminent per=oGGCc Ccs Lave lent their names certify
the unparalleled useipne% Of these remedies but space
here will moi permit the insertion of them The Agents
EcOw named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in
which thoy given with also full descriptions Of the
above plants aud tie treatment that Should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
10 not be put of by unNr incipled dealers with other
preparations they make profit Demand AYERS
and take others. The sick the best aid there Is
for them and they should have it.
AL our Remedies for sale u DR.. II. c. PORTER, To-
wanda GUERNSEY 4 HITCHELL, Troy {; DAILY & WHITE,
Leonard Hollow ; y. L. PARKuURs, Leroy; TAYLOR
Granville D. wilcox ( Co. Canton ANDRENs IL ROCE-
WELL, Alba !; Bi&EY, WyaluSiug PI0LLET, Wysox
STEVENS & burrows, Sjeyensyille RODGERS, West
Warren Lose L SoSs, Burlington NEWELL Ii Co., u
ster PERKINS, Athens MERRY, Burlington ; AVERY
& CAMP, Canptown NICHOLS, ii err, kvi,le LITTIE
Le;,ay ysyii,e BaoNsoS, Orwell BEIDLEuAE Orcott's
Creek MOODY, Rome KINNEY & GORE, Sheshequin,
aud by dealers everywhere.
TnMnn1a Iniv 81 lSE2
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nISSOLUTION.-The copai tnership here
~ tofore existing between the subscribers AID known
as the firm ofMADILL& PATTON is this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. The books and accounts
said firm in the hands OF j. q. PATTON for ooliec-
T. +. MADiLL.
J. G. PATTON.
DIR. MADILL will continue the Drug business at the
old stand of MADILL & PATTON, where he may be
found at all times, when not professionally engaged, By
close attention business he hopes to merit aud receive
liberal share of public patronage.
Towanda, April 3, 1852
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NEW u. S. $500" LOAN,
BANKING HOUSE eF Z. 6. RUSSELL & CO..
TowANDA, June 80, loG2. {

III = =
l. appcat ions and furnish TO subscribers the bonds
for the New Loan OF the United States authorized by the
Act of Congress, February rs, l662. These Bonds
issued in of $50 $l00 $500 and 81 f0e with ecu
pons attached, and dated May l, 1862, peyabe in
twenty years bat redeemabe at the option of the Gov
emeRt after five years and bear interest the rate Of
per cent, payable in Gold on the st of May and No
mber, in each year. The Legal Te'.er Notes % TIE
United States 'cH be received at par. Payment may al
change New York The allowed interest he paid
in Gold or its equivalent. i. S. RUSSELL.
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Opening OF. southern Ports.
rliptIAuAIIDy

~ NE Frcsid-n orhs Tnacd Sirtsi
Wncrr's, by my proclamation Of the !.ine,centh
oi Az !, one thousand ciyht hundred and sixt,.
or, u Was declared that tie ports 81 certain st.,es
including thoae % Be-Lilii, 10 tnu sat. If Sufth
Carol -, l, 4 Royal, in III, state q. nth On n.
ma hhd Nv Orleans IA the Staie %. Louisiana
wet" tpr rcRa me therein sct fiIh, intended To- be-
PLACED under blockade, AMI Whorena, tire sail ports
Of Hcnuf n, 4 r Royal aud New Oriran, have
since been blo. kGdcdj butr tho bio kadc If he
same pots may loW be .st,lv relaxed with adyal-
tnsc g. tho interests OF CONN Get
NOW, tIctiIre, he II kuoNn that l. Abrsl am
In in, Pie-il'nt ~ H.. IHltfl E'.t,N pufr.i.ut
,g tue authority I'm INT vested by tie h1h section ~
Tie act ~ Cop.rofs, approved ou the 18th q. July
l,si' entitled Au set nrthc- t. provide 6Ir g.. col
lection ~ duties ON lul"1. and for other pur-
plsTs" do hereby de clare that tie blockade of Tie
Hsii ports Of Beaufort, pit Royal, and Wv, o..
leans sGa ~ lar =, &c and deter me fiom AMI NJ
Scr tie hr,t lay Of June ueSt TINT commercial ia-
tcrcoursc with those pot', except "a IN persons
things anl Information contralnnd Of war, nav
fam that time lie carried on, subject t. the Law
o. the United States, nnd b. the limitations and In
pursuance Of the rr!gI stionr which are prra, Ibel
by the + crctsry Of the Trensurv In h.s order of
this date, which is appended 10 ihs pro1 anIation
Dated M.y 18Th, S52, and ssutd,
ny the Pr,aldcnt.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WV III. SEWARD, Sec state.
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planning The dflculeiss thrown IN his wy b ese-
fesary Stanton when he sought 70 visit Shs British
hAn-otWar Rinaldo. lie said the difficulties
Rotary stanton would order Away the Rnaido II +.
dared Russell further says In conclusion :--"I may
be permitted 10 add that have received assurances
sla Gen. Mcclellan has expressed himself strong y
IN reference ~ Secretary stantons conduct 70 him.
sell and TO me In Ne matter, aud that he and all bis
stsn nave been kud enough W declare 70 my friends
ho~ deeply they regret my sbsencs from their
Mr. Mcguire, In the House Of Commons on the
"a, oslled attention " the distress and reported
uen,hs ron starvation Ia Ireland. III @ksd what
we Ouvernneht proposed DONG sr d bert Peel
Admtted that the distress did exist h. some extent
but the accounts were greatly exaggerated The
G0vtrnment deeply regretted the distress, but
could hot attempt 70 alleviate by h.iiscriininste
The McRSiso Posr, In an edit rial on the oren'ns
81 the Great LNh.bition, notalzes ON snd GeJiores
We sad spectsc pr,soLted L the American st.en.
dance at the exhibition.
Tho A. ,ond day tie simsson WAS one guinea
llo numtet u people was a2,jT.
Tie TINS says: our ul.rurnent has gradually
Nthdrswn even IT, oris tally small stake In the
military part of the .n,, Prize la Mexico, and we
have now little beyond nora par ,oipatlon la TIE
matter.
The English cotton mirke, is unchanged. sa'e.
On tie 81 IN Liyrrjto,. 5,oO0 bales Broadstur
and provision mako, dull anil inactive
There IL y question Of scii'nr Marshall Neil -
Rome, ct.f.trd with military eri Diplomatic
OVERS. ~ 80 ia 80 Will be charged Ia corcIiaie.
" fpssibIc, TIE Ir, lection Frahcc oN,st the IIoiy
So with tln rili.ts 81 tie Italian nation.
Tie recall 81 Gen. GJrgun from II me is col firm
ed.
Il il believed by 10 italians IA Pa-i- ~, Rome
vii s0uu lie o,,uJ ed uy ii' l. huoui,e, troops
~ Genoa mot Startling ruil cry iad been com.
intel : Y thieves arrived VITA + s,o'. and Iask.rs
'r,d QUO u tue principal banks, parIot,d tie
Oh 0ia.s ani male "N Wiz -Ij.nN1 lflu.s
a coniuissi1n Las 10 va appointed 10 proceed to
Fiflnni To- collect lni"iu i','h r stNe To- lion
I.utcl ius Is.fri'nt Il. wcd- 10 not obtain.
able tic~e, tie commission viii so 10 France and
AuorirA.
Tue Ring Of Italy, IN reply g. All address present
ed at rlcs ON tho 2d. expressed To- grnt uide fur
IL rec tlDl and sail he ui &c. works will ncr -..
IN activity. no pubic .hiety h At st t..r,'a'-
is'rd. le"IuBo u me Is the coLtfc ri.i 10 =
but believe uc when | say ttat att., d. n. .l-
" rl T. rt, yer X ne, Tho Frou, ..I {, lie as
much b terminate the Occur ,ton oi It
SHEET railroads have been adopted In Swift
GRAND.
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