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." NTED, ERY the Naugatuck Railroad Company, a. B 4,000 CORDS of WOOD, in good order, to be delivered on their Line, the coming win ter, or before the first of June next Green Wood, chopped the coming winter, may be delivered by the first of September next year.
 Persons intending to furaish Wood. will send to the Superintendeuts Office in Bridge. port, the probable number of Cords
 c. WATERBURY, Sup't. Naugatuck Railroad Office, Sept. l, 1863. 21
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A T a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, IA within and for the District of Plymouth,

on the 24th day of August, 1868.
 Present-Ammi Giddings, Esq. Judge.
 On motion of Julius Fenn, Administrator on the estate of NATHAN BAILEY, late of Plymouth within said District, deceased, This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Ltchfeld. and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 3tl9 AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge.
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Broke Into

VEVHE premises of the Subscriber on. Satur- -z day the 9th inst, one spotted Mich Cow, about 4 years old. The owner is hereby notified to appear, pay charges, and take her away,
 JULIUS c. LAMPHIER. Goshen, Sept. sth, 1863. st2la
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g o the Honorable Court of Probate for the $ District of Canton.
 The petition iof Titus Case of the Town of Canton. humbly sheweth:
 That he is Guardian of Ellen E, Hinman of sai Canton in said district, minor. That said minor is the owner of real estate, situated in the town of IIarwinton, County of Litchfeld viz-A certain piece of land ontaining about twenty five acres more or less, and bounded northerly hy highway, casterly by highway, sontherly by Uri Taylor's and Dennis Perkins land and the Naugatucll Riycr-the same be- ing; situated in said Harwinton-said land be- ing formerly owped by Abner B. Meed-valued at about five hundred dollars. That it would be for the interest of said minor that said cs- tate be sold, and the avails thereof placed at interest for the benefit of said heir. Said Guardian therefore prays for liberty to sell said estate for the purpose aforesaid.
 Dated at Canton the 24th day of August,
 A. D. 1863.
 3t2O TITUS CASE, Guardian.
 PROBATE COURT, District of Canton, Au- gust 24th, 1868.
 Upon the foregoing petition, it is ordered by this Court that said Guardian give notice of said application Icy causing the same to be published in q newspaper printed in the town of Iitchtield in the County of Litchfeld, three weeks succcssiIrly, at least six weeks before me nearing ana that sald pcrltlon VIII ne heard at the Probate Office in said district of Canton, on the 9th day of October next at o'clock, F. NJ.
 3t2O WILLIAM ", BIDWELr, Clerk. s.SHE Court of Probate for the District of -a Ltchfeld, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of JAMES WALLACE, late of Litch field in said district, deceased, in which to eX- fhnr c1o fnr Tbnva hp neglect to present their accounts, properly at- tested, within said time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to
 JAMES K. WALLACE. Ex'r.
 Litchfeld, Aug. 22, 1868. 3t20
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All Kinds Fresh Fish ENRESH Goldfish, Paddock, Pickerel, Perch, K Sc, Constantly on hand Clans, She'll and Opened Oysters, Sc. Goods delivered. Cash paid for Chickens, Turkeys and Eggs
 $. A. WHEELER,
 One Door East of the Adams House. Litchfeld, Feb. 4. 1863 tf-2
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL OR BLUE PILL. BETTER THAN CALOMEL OR BLUE PILL. BETTER THAN CALOMEI. OR BLUE PILL
AS A LIT E R A TIY YES,

They exercise powerful influence the liver and it's secrecns than ca!oIne, mercury, blue pill, hence their importance In cases of Liver Complaints and Spleen Difficulties, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious st tacks Heaache &c Tn the treatment of Fevers eiihes Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers, they are superior to quinne. Their inuepce extends over the entire sys,e controlling, strengthening, and bracing up the relaxed a; wasting energies, and regu, latng all the secroons to the natural performance oe their duties, cleansing ard purifying the blood, and purgng from the system all diseased deposits and i plre humurs,
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If You Have a Friend.

TE7 Ho would like to purchase BIRD
 w CAGE, please do t!.cin aEd ,he Sub scriber the favor. by informing thtm. that il they will call at the Book and Variety Store in Lrchield they will there find 8 gn,:'l assort nent, at various prices. Also, a good lot of Fancy YANKEE NOTIONS. &c 6c
 tf 20 HIVEnlUS MARSH
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ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CURB
I AM CURED.

CT have taken six doseS of Radways Pills of three pills each, ill days they cured me of Constipation, Indigestion, and Hyspspsa. l have taken B---th'G, only obtain temporary relief If stopped tho use oe these pills for week my oli complaint would appear. Six doses of Railways rilts cured me.
 STEPHEN BENNETT, U. s. c. 9" 'I havo s':ni.rei with Dyspessia and Liver Com, plaint for seven years-hsve used all sorts Or ps-y they would give me temporary comfort, but was com. pellsd 10 ake them all the t.ne. have uzed one box of Dr. Radway's Pills am cured. have not takea particle or medicine in SIX months.
 c. M CHu.DS, Hoxburv Nnsa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mss A. s. MURRAY, wv ILL open A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG w LADIES, at the residence of Mir. o. F. Crane.
 Fall Term of fourteen weeks will commence Wednesday, September l6. 3t2lo
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
W Dr. Tobias Vene- E- aHAa tiau I,iujnaut. @

w Dr. Tobias Vene- E
 V HAs tan Liniment, v sEZ. Has given universal satisfaction during the fourteen years it has been introduced into the United States. After being tried by millions, it has been proclaimed the pain destroyer of the world. Pain cannot be wlfere this lini- ment is applied. If used as directed, it cannot and never has failed in a single instance. For colds, coughs and influenza, it can't be beat One 25 cent bottle will cure all the above, be- sides being useful in every family for sudden accidents, such as burns, cuts, scads. insect stings, Sc. It is perfectly innocent to take internally. and can be given to the oldest per son or the youngest child. Price 25 and 5O cents a bottle.
 Snld hu all nrnno;sts nasa.
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FOR SALE.
NLTIs1lLNE EF
 AND F Al NCY GOO ID $.

.A&.1. .A.-k-&.&-4~R...Si .E- !.
 AND
 "A NCY GOO D $. K HAVE now large and desirable Stock of Ii MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, for the inspection of all who may favor us with call. We have a large assortment of Straw Bonuets,
 Silk Bonnets,
 Straw Jockeys and Flats, Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches. Ladies Dress Caps. False Hair, Netts, Head Dresses, Collars and Under Sleeves, Gloves, Mitts, Embroidery Braids, Skirt Braids, French Corsetts, Hoop Skirts, Toys, &c., Sc. eg MOURNING GOODS always on hand, or made to order at the shortest notice ooo DRESS MAKING done in the neatest and most fashionable style. Straws bleached ard pressed as usual, All orders promptly at tended to.
 MRS. H. NJ. BALDWIN,
 Litchfield. April 21st, 1868. tf1
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PHEs, sTRA1NlSG AND TENEsNUs,


 FlLtS, STRhINIsG lNJ TENEShCS, Are the results Of Inflammation irritation Cr tha nnu, cous membrane of the bowels, Dduced .by draatQ pia-these imperfect pills, n.tead Of being dissvlvea by the chile carried to the lower bowels anL in. ducc perls'ac movement or evacuation by their Irritation - hence hs stTGtnisg, crdRPs, twezchine pains, l'l"' ant 'sn>"nr cni te frecu1ri Tr:e cai to th> ,o' o' sids tdt,e''y UaLry0 LAo ta.e tele snrefn t9tiS
 Jl yoi woI.l avoid these annny,n whenever Q puIgatye inc 'icinc is required, tase q dsss ,I
 RADWAY'S hEGi LA.ihu Pi.II THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR. Persons afflicted with FILES, may rely on Q positive COATED WITH GCH.
 COATED WITH GUM
 COATED WITH GUM Dr. Railways Fills are elegantly Gated with Gum, are free from taste or smell be taken tt af times and all occasions. No danger will from colds, if exposed to wet damp weather after taking thes6 pills. .
 SIX OF RADwAY'S FILLS Have secured vigorous evacuation, in severe cAseD of Inflammation of the Bowels, Paralysis, &c., after Croton Oil Harlem Oil injections and other means com peely failed. dose of Railways Pills will al use inside each box. Price per box, ,25 cents Sold by Druggists, Medicine Dealers. and Store-keepers N. B-Every Agent has been furnished with fresA and new made Pills AS each box Is enclosed with a Steel Engraved Label, take none others.
 RDWAY 6 O.,
 e Maiden Lane, New York. or Sale in Litchfeld by R. Marsh snd F. D. McNeil. lyI9
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
 At this Office,
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am, New Milford, disability
 Plymouth, furnished sub.

Frank Jackman, Norfolk, two brothers in ser
 vice.
 Dennis McCarty, Salisbury, alienage. William Van Deusen do two brotbers in
 army. Michael Harris, Goshen, alienage. William Futile, do, support of parents. Morris Dunbar, Kent, under age Sherman Benson, Barkhamstead, disability, .-a J. E. -DUNHAM, Provost Marshal,
 and President of Board of Enrolment.
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BUEL'S COLUMN.
SODA WATER.

l have my Soda Fountain Tn opera tion again, and shall be pleased to wait upon any one to glass of that cooling beverage these lot Q days.
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million OF dollars few days ago. from Foochow also
vessel from the United states from which late papers
were taken, giving information OF the raising OF the
blockade OF Charleston by the batteries and vessels OF the
ocsiegod Tho Oreto Is armed With SIX large bAkolcy
guns, and has put In for repairs aud coal.
THE CAREER or THE RErRrBUTIoH.
Nassau Correspondence OF the Charleston Courier
NAsau, N r. Feb 20, 1858.
The Confederate prvateer Reributon Captain Parker
came into Nassau this morning from very successful
cruise during which she has been spreading devastation
amid the commerce OF the enemies Of country
Among the Yankee vessels which have fallen into the
hands OF the gallant privasersman the following
Bark Mary Wright, Miller, bound from PORTLAND Name
70 Trinidad with an assorted cargo She destroyed
BY fire.
Brig J. p. Elcott Devereaux. bound from Bucksport
she was sent TO the confederacy
Brig Eric, bound from Camden Maine, TO nenerara
with load o. lumber. She destroyed by nre.
Mass TO st. Domingo, with an assorted cargo prize
crew was put on board and she sent 70 tho conede
racy.
Brig Emily Fisher, Staples bound from 81 Jago do
Cuba II New York, with cargo ~ gar The vessel
captured and ashore Crooked Island, the
Bahamas Captain Parker brought the into Nassau
as prisoners. 4aa
While on Rianquia, In tho Caribbean Sea- the Reribu.
ton met an unknown whalcr Tho Yankee showed nyht
firing upon the boats crew of the rryateer aud killing
one One shot from the Rctrbuiicn sunk her, aud
IL is supposed all on board.
Information has reached here that the Eco, has been
rccapturcd by tho Yankees mt st. Thomas
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T III Z N Av Y

re United States steamer sumisr LOT, tho Navy Yard
three r. ~ yesterday for Port Royal and anchored o6
Ellis Island 70 take In powder shs will sail ~ daylight.
Tue Sumter 10 one Of the gunboas nttsd up for The
Paraguay expedition shs . good sea boat; but her
armament not such ~ u should have been However
she has such set q ooers board a viii give good
accosu OF themselves they only allowed tho oppor.
sunity. Annexed h . list Of her odnosrs,-
lciao kas>r--J. Y. Winchester.
Bnaes-A. o. PANE. r. Bsntson, Geo A. Patterson.
Pavwsaaey-Edward ~. Clsw Clarke.
Isrtsanl Surgs0n--Wm. Nelson.
EngsnsSrs--sccond assistant, VIM COT third assist-
anita, Cnas. Bennett, John Van Hogan Richard ThaIl
Acting Aaser's kate-chas. A. Crawford, Guiford p.
Bray, Chas. H. Marble.
Crptain's Clerk-Geo. v. Randall.
Pdywas>rs Cierk-Frank W. Conseyea.
Yson1n--James Waters.
Swgeen Stecari-H. Nelson.
LArschKD-At bath, Me-. on Thursday last, from The
gard Of Iarrabee Allen, the United states gunboat
Iasco she about hundred forty feet 10 length
thirty Zee feet breadth Thousand tone and N but
a the s9bsia la material by ext erien and
faithful xorkucn. hc vii 5r taken 70 souib Hos,on 10
receive her machinery
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
THE RECENT BATTLE At MILTON.
Furious Fighting ON the Part
. of the Rebels.
Colonel Halls Victory Over the
Rebels Complete.
Ono Rebel Colonel, One Captain and Three
Lieutenants Killed,
CINCINNATI, March %, 1858,

CtsUNSAr March %, 1858,
We have the following additional particulars Of ths MI
ton battle
Our forces commanded by Colonel Hail, or tho
One Hundred and Fifth Ohio, VINO, finding that no VAS
being attacked by superior numbers foil back 70 com
mandng position and sent courier 10 Morrecsboro for
reiniorcemcnts promising to hold his ground until they
arrived.
Part Of tho rebel cavalry dmounted and attacked our
position with mpetuosity but repuscd at every
point Section nrst Of tho Harris battery kept up al,
this time q effective are. The enemy, suragcd
iE on massed three regiments ana charged tho
battery with hdeous yelIs. The First Missouri resi
ment who wero lying concealed behind the battery watt
cd until the cnemy within thirty yards whoa they
opened destructive Ore, causing them To rccoi AMI
finally confusion from tho field leaving their
doad and wounded.
Colonel Ha's victory complete before tho reinforce
Rnents arrived Among the rebels killed c'ones,
captain, AID three eutcnans. Our icss seven
killed and thlrtyoD wounded The battle lasted about
four hours.
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NFNEHHI UNHfflT w~NVs AWs
HrApgt sslNJc-, iigpsHrsssT o. ma '

~,
Srw Yons CIR, march ~. 1893.
1.-The MAJOR General commanding this d.ia imont
would call tho special attention Of AL soldiers ao.
sent without leave from Their rerpsctise cwpm
OF regiments, 10 the pfvcamstiDo ~ the fresidont
OF the ursied siaiss, dabd 10th u March, iso3,
by which ali such may be restored without Punishment
exopt forfeiture q pay AMI so~snss. during ihcr
absence provided they sh, or before The lat 81 Apr.
1893 report lhemselyc. the dcxyous agBaed BY
Gcnerai orders no. a. frs tie war Department fail
ng a. rstnrn within ihe TINS slrein. they snail be ar
The floxiag place. u rendezvous Tor all soldiers
who avail thsinse u tie privilege extended ~
this humane q the President have been dsss
nsi.d this department
Augusta, Ms.--NaJor " n. Cake Z. \. Army
Concord, y n,-aaor ) ~: wbn,ie.sy, y ; Army
Burlington. V-Aslot W Autine, a. y Army
Isepoo, Mass.-CosoDei ". lay, 4. - Army.
Providence, r. -. ag,.n mm ,,l,sy y !. Army
E1nifa, n. Y-L.ptsln 4. I. tjvinsspoa, v. = Army
Blalo ~ Y-IAsuteusnt sheldon Sturgeon, u. y Army.
Trsn,aa. n. J.-as,os l. Jons. u 4 Army
The EXPENSES n transportation 70 tbess resdssvots
IN in order that The hamass policy q tho Prss,asnt
may bc carried out all good and gst btlc eu1eps Dc
sifous q putting down tbs rebellion ~ sns nosihs .
endesvors 70 induce AL dessrtes I" sdsrs sbsent
without leave % report, 10 Tsfsoo, 70 siibef q ~.
expires, tho lst q Apri bsrt. Such
course cannot fail eecisaDy 70 ooantefae, the evil
sngusge n tbs procamslou entlcsd procured so-
70 desert and sbssal themselves frofn their
IneBu or oyrnAnlea thereby weakening the ru,sgib
the armies AMI prolonEbg the ~ar giving al and
fort 10 enemy and ely exposing the gallant
fsh1 soldiers remaining 10 tbs rsDks W Increased Ia a.
sbita end dangers" 1bsse sldsrs and sDettv~ u the
rcbelon not ouly subss, themselves W One AM nIfon
nert but also TIN dssaftefs or thee ahsst 9TH
lavs, W the revsss Ieositls~ VI the Lac frhtb 10
dudes dsath), from ~hlch tsy b. stsnpt 20
matter bos long tifns may .sl~e, unlsss my ho~
avail themselves q tbs pronsre nefcr eiensney % Mo
ny co,ru,snd a nstar General wool
CT. Csssrprvxs Msjsr and IA d. Camp, GATED states
Army, Acting Asst. Aflgtsnt senefh
yaLv. "A ava ~ sp.pssr wtbln this department.
rs~psetfully ,ssvs,ed ~ beDsat q The soaiss W
pub sh these orders = u =
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NfKlfrm, HN1b u, 100.
The Common Council and otsscs met last sweating 70
make arrangements for tbs funeral n tbs late General
sannss. A committee q fifteen vas sppoibtsd, which
Ne, sftsrw~dz and made lns following ssrsngsmsnts-
ms funeral ~ the lAts csoersi sumner Win lsxsp lacs
On wednesday, tbs nth instant, 81 eleven ockck A. ~
The obs~qas~~ wil BE- strictly military. fnvitAioos
sstsnded The following distinguished military seu<As
men s--IAss,ea&ni seaesai SCOTT ana hslw ososrsis
Mcclellan, wool rremont Burnside. Frsnsin Peek ssd
socam also Governor seymour and 70 ne rsssse'ivs
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Lake Providence Canal Compiete-Ths
Vicksburw Cut-On-1he Confederate
Gunboat w. II. Webb-Aba ndon meme
of GreenviIIe, Miss.-FIags Of Truce, &c.

Of Greenv1Ile, mtss.-Fings OF Truce, &C.
OUR yoUS0's POINT CORRESPONDENTS.
yous0s PoSr, Ia, March IL, 1893.
Tho canal at Lake Providence Is finished tho cypress
trees ia Bayou Tenasi and Iay Macon cut down. and u
only requires hours labor TO cut the lsvec, which
now tc only barrier which keeps tho Mississippi from
seek ng an exit through Red River and the Achaiasys
below, or from submcrging and nakirga swampy waf1
Of the valuable section IN Loa-Apa II Ia his latter
Moderation which makes the military authorities hes
tate T. take . step which may work such direfni
cDngequcnces. I inclined 20 think they VIII
wait until tho success q, tho yazoo expedition be fully
dom nslratrd, OF until the purce. the cana ~ h~
point Ia established before they lot the wstc, IN
Work Is .,il carried % naiaselas'y 80 ,ns s,ekso5
cutor but the high water nterieres wnh m success 81
prosecution Yesterday the dam across the mouth OF The
c,nai gave away, and for time suspended operstons
yielded " tie ectod pressure. And
the sought exit in the rwarns " tins lett Tese
bre ks and the dam will DO speedily repaired. and tho
excavation viii soon on ~ before rhe delay VIII 10
IhS rcbsl sirsmsr Webb IL Is said, has recovered
from tue she received In her encounter with tho
Iudianoa She lies just above warrenton tie whole OF
her bow knsckod VI. and appsressiy Ia ssk ,ns con
dtn. Tbs "grssi v,ctoris- they have aeiycsed lately
thsroiors, resolve selves into ,hIstha they have
exchanged the Webb tor the Queen o. tbs West rse
Webb y desiro,e the Indiasaas Is blown mp, and shey
The untm forces have absnd med Greenvilo, Miss.
but tho sduboais stl lay OF ,hs There - . small
rebel army numbering scarcely Twelve hundred pre-
sent .nsafnped Deer creek, sx or fmlrs In the
INTERIOR under command ~ Colonial T. A. Fersason. Is
particular mirs,on IRE unaroed STEAMERS passing
Grcenve II In 10 prevent this that the sunb ats 40
there. for several days the der u Tho
Tyler had noticed Two kuspc looking butteruut- lurking
about the town. evident watching the movemeats Of Tho
steamc and when cay Two ago these same PARTIES
presented tn mselvcs Nth n'g 81 truce uton stne
frivolous pretsxt We took them Ia custody az spies
Yesterday counei Ferguson seat Tag ~ truce demand
Ing o. know the o their capture, AMI kresisDx
tho officer with this dire~t consequences they not
given The men were not returned bot the matter
referred " the Admiral for decision Colonel FER
gusin Informed when the nas was disnssed, that
no mre flags would be received except On matters u im
y rtabcc,
The weather w lisbui, tho AIR bamy June IN
climate peach trees foil b~sam forest trees
roong green ana there anmitkabe eyidsnoer
that summer n upon m.
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The town thrown INTO quite fever q srctsrD~nt
this morning by the spp~arasoe tbl &c mssted
steamer, tying the Confederate nss, 10 cafIss lsyths
Oreto. Captain Maft, who reports leasipg Mobile On
Isth January having the gauntlet several ederai
shiy~ ~ war stationed "a Ne harbor 70 prevent Der
escape.
captain MINT aso reports capturing and burning
large tea shp-,he John lsi, 30 tns-~ton NaTtb.
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= TtxfUN, WhFfH I~T1l
Balans No 20 Kingston street eoerp,sd ~ osotgs ".
Fos. engineer and mscblnst. ard ~ "shsf N'Ns 80
nesry DESTROYED By Ore tbB morning M. lor sAs
gsgsd Iasgsfy government s0rt relnasx W." ~ ~
fArtare ~ fuses Hs estlnated Al bot ~~sn 80 20
AID 40 100 mostly assured
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Ca,s~r. OF Asssnss Prize ~ shs Bis"-
Vile.

vismss1/ hareh "a, iss.a.
n. Navy Department hss reos's~l inslissnos q ile
o~psar. q tbs sebconss LAshininS, On The s asi ~
,.s Uaitsd states steamer saavlls. abs sappos~a
ss q gngsh sclooosr and her intsnsnn ytoA.is
u. blsessss Bs ossso ooass~a mostly q sugar eosss
saf TN.
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,.sso.. r..o g i'el 80 sssss . -.ss .,.
rived today.
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Reported Fight with Morgan's GaerilIas
~ McMinnviiie-Ths Rebels BADLY
whipped and Driven Away, 80.
LouisyELx, March ~, 1885,
An unauhcntcated report just reached hero that
portion OF stanleys encountered John uorsans
cavalry ut McMinnvie yesterday, and whipped them
badly, driving them entirely away.
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Arrival or the Edinburg.

Arrival or the Edfnburg.
The steamship Etinburg, Captain McGugan, which len
Liverpool at eleven O'Clock the morning Of the 4th and
Queenstown the 9Th inst arrived At this port last
Saturday night. Her been anticipated by the
report Of tho Norwegian from Portland, already pub
lished In the HERALD.
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China

SHAN0HAR, Jan. 20, 1908.
Preparations making for tho reorganization Of the
expedition against NaIkn. Shirtngs quiet. silk
changed Exchange os 214d. freights higher.
CANTON, Jan. 81, 1858
shirsinss higher. Tea nrm bu. quiet. Exchange -.
sgd
hs French contingent. has been defeated At Chow Sing
Ningpo.
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south America,

The Br ii. mails have been received There nothing
to the Anglo Brazilian difficulty which continued
" be warmly canvssscd causing depression u trade
Rio JeneIro
The invasion II the frontier OF Bucnos Ayres ha<
resulted IN considerable loss OF property.
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Cardinal Antoueii account q fhs arrest o. the
Chevier Faust his dache, has rendered his reagna-
ton 10 the Pope Monsgnor de Merode In stated 10 have
undermined the influence o Cardinal Antouei with the
Pore the Cardinal Ind opposed what he styled
MOnsigno de Microbes foiies several other cardinals
took tile vew lamentng also the want caution
dx aged by bis Holiness u asking tho hospitality of the
Fpgeh government together with hts general OF ye
serve Is Holiness has not 70 any resolution upon
The subject Of the CARDINALS resignation.
Tho Na,snsl COMMITTEES has organized collections for
The OF such OF their friends In conAno-
went and f.r members q the revolutionary party
The Cheyaihr Faust who had been arrested, has besn
fsusd to be compromised politically with forty others
Iron, the Paris Pyesse. March 81
The arrest or fsnss Ia opeD day 10 the middle of the
aCorso ha< produced great excitement Rome Fauss
member O. Cardinal Aptouelrs hsusehold Risen firm
the lowest panks he became CARDINAL Minister. and
owing 10 his In wealth, has exercised great nu
ence aomo. shc sous to- this arrest re siin wrap
rcu mystery stterr from Rome SPEAK Il comrrurDis
ins relations whicn ftnss y SAL % have enssrtaned