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rr~ Acprtain Yysstpr,i somewhere in II

~ A. certain pastpr,i somewhere in H.
linois, recommends the use Of Or. Chris.
ties Ague Balsam, for the cure Of Ague,
and says he has used it for nearly "three
years. In must be nice beverage, or the
reverend gentleman is fond of the Ague, to
induce him to open~ his mouth for near
three long years, and guzz!e her down.
There is little too much Of that story.
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~ The Council Bluffs Bugie has an ar
ticle in its issue OF March 10, headed
''who is responsible for the war; Tie
Bugte seems to be behind the age-that
question is settled and the only one now
agitating the minds Of 'loyar' people is
who is responsible for its bloody contin-
uance?' Do you see the point, you old
reprobate
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Rr,R1.YSGrox March I5th


EDITOR UAwkEY E.-Ded1 Sir: The ar
tcle III your paper to-day, relating to the
''trails'''of the ladies' dfesses, deserves .
short notice. I think it would be best 20
give the gentlemen a hint first about ito
bacco qu;ds, stumps Of cigars and tobacco
spit. II the latter are fashionable and
polite, we iudses cant see it, Ii there.
were no such things we should not be.
obliged ~ hold odr dresses 80 high | am
no advocate Of long dresses, and prefer Il
corn-hroom 70 one made of dry goods,
bu: am q bitter enemy of tobacco III any
form, and think these who chew, spit or
smoke it, should never crit.cise any partic-
ula- fashion in ladies' dresses. Il i, sur
prising how q person Of any pretensions to
refinement, and especially to piety, can in
dulge in the habit of chewing or smoking,
the most filthy and disgusting weed, which
even the beasts cannot be made to touch
am aware that some ladies countenance
it-they "like the smell Of a good cigar
but they surely cannot have reflected on
it's constituencies. One of our owns coun-
trynien SAYS "the cup and cigar are we'll
acquainted with each other.' Those who
smoke are generally selfish, for it is such a
filthy habit that no lady can indulge in it,
and the gentlemen must enjoy it alone, and
they care not which way the world goes,
, Ts's v snsy smoker. ssSs s So
can tell what good it does, but every one
who ever tried it can tell how hard it was
to learn to smoke. Few would be willing
to put themselves to so much trouble for
any wortAy object. If all ladies had the
moral courage to speak against it, were not
xfraid Of giving offehse, how few cigars
would be smoked. Oh, that I had the elo-
quence of Miss Dickinson, would lecture
on this subject. A LADY.
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The whole number Of men enlisted for
Des Moine4 County, since the LIST Of Dec.
last, mp to the present dsta 10 400 ~
" The subjSihed table Will show the quotas
-nnmhsy furnished, and deficit Of each
sub dis.-'s ii the county. .sA9&
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E8- "a LADY, sends Us an article con-
demnatory Of the use of tobacco. We pre-
sumo she is young lady and apprehend
Ahe is looking for I'VE local. as he neither
chews, smokes nor snuffs. She will please
send in her photograph.
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ST. PArRICK's DAY.-The members of
the Hibernian Society of this city met at
their Hall at an early hour yesterday and
formed in procession, headed by the Cor
net Band, and marched through several of
the principal streets of the city to the
Catholic Church. where Father Donelon
delivered very interesting and impress
sive discourse. to the members snd spec4a-
tOrs.s
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Ifthere is cityin Iowa where the Cops
a.e. 80 completely ...'played-out',w as to.de-
t}lne putting NdkGt in tho field viii bar
contemporaries please tell US where it IS aud
what its name.-Ledar VGtley Times.
Yea Stree Bob. there sisa a city, its
Burlington, where the Cops are so COM
p!eteiv .'played-out," hen-pecked, demon
allied, salbjugsted, and kerfumixed, that
they declined running a ticket here on
Monday last, for School officers. What do
yQet AnAYct i.n Tx3asHi..EAs
~ We crossed the Father of Waters
yesterday, over to East Burlington, ILL.,,
Capt. French extended to us the hospitali-
ties Of bis .s:shinsss the 10. TGalsa AID Mr..
Valentine extended to us the inequalities
o. bis eating department, which is well
FURNISHED Yssni9yed ourselves hugely,
and are sorry we have. not time to write
more aboutour perilops adventure.
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Observation-Disclosures boat was launched
yesterday. There was a gentleman on
board the boat when she was launched.
who had curiosity to take ride. When
the boat struck the water, it keriiumixed
Mr.. - heels over appetite, landing him
on the bottom of the boat. He had no
bones broken. but we learn he looked con-
siderably discouraged as we'll as the by
SANDERS
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NHERPn WASH TOBACCO.

,OHERP WASH TOBACCO, @r..
NJ Will not injure the most delicate animal.
Kills Ticks on Sheep. -
Cures Scab on Sheep. 4 Ahaf Iuf }Ga
Kills all Vermin on "A nimals and Birds r
Z Cures all ekin Diseases on Animals. g,n' Ht
!. Kills Bugs on Roses, Lice on House Plants.
Kills Canker Worm on Apple Trees.
. Kills Red. Bugs and Water Reaches =
Kills all Vermin that infeet Grape and Gran.
berry Vines l4@ Eth ,M@st HsI4 n.
One Pound Of this Etty0cl tOiil make l6 OaUons
1p0Sh.
For sale by all Druggists and at Country
. and Agricultural Stores. p -
Price. IS cents per pound. A liberal discount
! to the trade and large purchasers ---
Orders promptly sent by express.
Z JAMES r. LEVIN.
Agent Snuth Down Co.
p q Central Wharf lsoston
Merrill and Shute. Agents for Iowa. Wis.
) consin and n lchigan. II Lake st., Chicago
I'll. feb26- voOwsm
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VA. We are informed that Clagett's
Mammoth Weekly circulates largely at
Fort Madison-amorg the convicts! We
like to see a mans friends stand bv him.
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MARR1En.

In Mount Pleasant, March Sd, BY Rev. P. In.
gals Mr.. GEO. w. MURDOCH, OF the 18th Regi-
ment @. v. !. and Miss LOUISA GRIFFITH. OF
Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
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VA Large trees from little acOrns grow.
Clagett gives notice in his Daily, that he
has issued a Mammoth Weekly" Ifever
anything like "Mammoth'' should els
sue from that office, it will be when Clag-
EFT is in snde condition and on all-fours,
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HAIR DYE HAIR DY e!
BATCHELoR,s CELEBRATED HArR DY1
Il Is the best In the World 4

The only Harmless, Tue and Reliable Dye kSos9s
This splendid Hair Dye II Perfect-change1
Red. Rnty br Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy
Black pr Naewrul lBroaS,,, without Injuring the
HAiror Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft
and BEAUTIFUL iinparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color and rectiies the III
edects OF Bad. Dyes, The Genuine u signed
WILLIAMA. BACHELOR. all others are mere
limitations. and should be AVOIDED Sold 81 ali
Bachelors New Toilet Crsan Tor Dressings ahe
Hair. : ~ sf4s.to4 f., III. 1une25-dAwly.
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CTATEMENT Of business done by tie
~ FhrmeEy Departments Of The BurIinston In.
sSranpe COsseAnyd uri pg the meath 81 FebruaV
ia. ~ Policies h,s,,et, -l9A el1efn at- aoiir~
Premium Notes received II. IA. .... . ol ~ "a
Cash Premiums received after 0odusolne d r
A3an0 OOmndaeto0D. g
. A few more Local Agents wanted. - - -
r4-dlOs invite WIN. a TOKKEY. Sec.
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1U6e 10 Va0C ttp1e0SMH ana s6nSd3e Ncd5CsNe3.
For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use H
-as HELMBOLD0 EXTRACT BUCHU. aa't
which has received the endorsement Of the most
Prominent Aesictaxs n the U. 81 IL nov offered
to AFFLICTED humanity AZ q certain cure for the
following diseases and symptoms originating
from diseases and abuse Of the Urinary Or Sexu-
cal Bepression. imbeciiity. beterminst N III
Blood 10 the Head. Confused Ideas, Hysteaa,
General IrritAbNity, Restleeeness and 9leepleSs.
ness ~ Night, Abseucea or Muscular Efncfefc1.
Loss Or Appetite EmaciAtion, Low Spirits, Dis.
Organization or Paralysis OF the Organs OF Gener-
atlOn PAlpitation Of Che Heart, and; N net all
state Of the systefn. - aHf-a@Fb $ Ha.A = 10
TO insure the genuine, cut this but, Ask FOR
Technology Take no other. Curea Guaranteed.
jan27-W2m.. 7 13& s} y .sf*sAl bl 51r
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" ANTE D.-Correspondence, by
w three gay and festive cussas, All In their
t6ens, with q like number OF Towns prgtfia3
lighters. OBJECT. fun and mutual imprSy2-
Return ddsss ss eaS'Ss snd nsfsys o9 Sem IN
pany S9th Iowa 1nfantry, via Nashville. Tenn
marl5dAwit .ahl 7TsTFI"A~ ''T
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE. Z
5000 Apple Trees. three and four ysar. old.
loO $40; 1000 80. l,s .t 5s, s1a#lf.I -.r tstYf
60 sseesed!inss. three years old, foar to seven
i , ssss;lSs1ss 81 feet to q cent. '.'A
Apple ro"t gratis 100 s,o;. 10 oce $50 .a t,'t
Everythins elSe in the Rursery liAe. fa
Terms cash. Packing extra l5#e
DAVID LEONARD,
ola<5d.swdw6w F ss burlington, Iowa.
A DMINISTRATOR'S. NOTICE.
N In County Courtof Des Molnes Co., Iowa. ]
ESTATE OF ISAAC FARIs DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned
has been Apo inted Administrator fsaid Estate
All per ons indebted to said Estate will make
immediate settlement with the undersigned
and all persons lding claims against said Es-
tate are requested to present the same to said
Court for allowance.
JOHN X. FARIS, Adm r.
Publish 20 days in Daily 4 Weekly TIA k-Eye.
fcb39 d&wOd II. g. OHRT. Co. Judge.
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ERIN-Go- BRAUGH.-A couple of sous Of
Erin got slightly tight" yesterday. and
got into 4 muss and were taken to the Gala
boose to sober OFT
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rotai 2O7 zoo sas z
II ~ hoped that the citizens Of those
ttpownsh,L's yet delinquent will not cease
.neI Efforts until the entire quota of the
county is Tiled.
to- I. y. Copp, OF the firm Of Ogden &
Sopp' OF sh's city, has received the appoint
uie''' OF c"nmlsssry of Subsistence in the
regular army. rSa
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ooe bbls new mess for Apru, buyers option. It

1909 bbls new meas for April. buyers option. at
Beef-Iess active but arm. Sales at s. 500 90
for country mess go 5OeAl6 On for repacked meas;
1l607 for extra prime mess. Beef in good re-
quest 900 tierces Of india mess at t28@0.
Beef Hams-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut M ats-Firm and in fair demand. QuOte
at 9x@sl0c for aoulders: l2nl3L for hams.
Bacon sides-Dull. Sales at lIlHc for western
Cumberland cut; ll5s@llNc for do short ribbed
l4l2c do long cut hams.
IArd-Dul. heavy and lower. Qn0ted at l2A
@i3sxc.
Butter-Firm. Sales at 2s@32c for Ohio. and
38te4Oc for State.
Cheese-Steady. Quoted at l50l8c.
MOney-Active and easy at &c.
Sterling Exchange-Dull at 81 7JN.
Gold-Ffrmer, opening at 81 6OI advancing
TO u ", and closing quiet and firm at u 6lHs0
162. ps
Government tocks-Firm and fair demand.
zoos ll1E
Stocks-Buoyant Pac Mail 2s4A: N Y G
137; Erie 1884; Hud l59; Harl 1861; Read 1921
N lHZ; NJ $ N l 100; T. scrip 1874; CO II
l3l; CO P12I G b & @ Las; p FIT w & G 1874; Alt
s. II 1874; do pfd 96l9I NJ g. p G 1878.
CHICAGO, March II.
Fiour-More active. a
Wheat-D1ll and heavy, Sales at 81 OSN for
No2; 81 l33z@s1 II for No r.
Cofn-GOOd demand but offerings light. Pri-
ceS without material change.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firmer at 84c
Oats-Active and nc higher. Sales at 6414@6lX
for in Store.
Very little doing in Provisions.
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Four months ago, Miss Anna Dickinson
was employed at the Philadelphia Mint,
at a small salary. She is now the ",do,'
of y nation
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BLACK SILKS
OF all the most celebrated makes. Plain Silks
ers cost, and viii be sold q per cent. less than
any other house IN town can sell them. Choice
stock of
Kcloaks and Nantes IN SILK and Lace,
4+4 a. NIt1- Eft Iaa4t
Of the most fashionable males. .14as.. j,
,sHAwLs, AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
e3r = pes D1i ezti
-..f .t8# .E sffpI
CONSISTING 81 #' 'fs AlNa selip
49, a84 3 al! snaah
i sB @ar ~ r. 3eeaIgsr 81 ia
~. ~ 9l,.---. 20 - 20 sltf5gib e-sst:gps
PAISLEY, l -n s-a CAsBNHR1,
SILK, LLAMA III
cHALL1E, BRocHE,
Ust AND WOOL. s, a1ast
Embroideries, Nv
a1sg4. 91iss4 .yti3 a97se$ :r
l5E tea. fia .-.ss' Ii. Hg afFasaa
.t9 ,5 .r. yN 'Ia. sH WI 44I4$lx
.Laces, French Corsets, Bradleys Hoop Skirts.
A'o'''-f' = ~ ~ o7G5- InHG Tfoe 5 o.
lG4 n .8-l3t. ~ ba58 .oiG -"
8up@ d. aa. ssa t-lo 4dt tn 8f5Malf a#1r
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
sgI45tQ.S "a aA 4st,gte9 &YHsAGt 1870
Linens and Domestics ofevery description,
.=a t1n4 4mA .tt4r
14at a8 t3r gs44 uaatg5IJ33 Il!
I, IS -. GREILr KOHN 4 WEHsTER,HfI
Jefferson street,
urr+ t a4at# Burlington, Iowa.
Store-R Room formerly occupied by Is Aimball
70. ~. FL saas "a 2t.4 ~ rH-ot4-Wlm
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M e ri N O q s.

Figured and Plain Muslins elegant Delaino
Robe Dresses.
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18lbIe society Deposit6fy.
AT J.. p. BROWNS BOOKSrORE .ufomiT
HA WK-EYE BUILDING, BURLINGTON.
Where English German, Swede, FrenOhi Danish
and Welsh Bibles and Testaments may always
be found one price. Aas5 - SxssF. NARA!
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Rx-GOBBLED.-Ono Bill Emigh, CAV
cuss, who was arrested year or so ago in
this city for an attempt to commit rape
on German girl, and who escaped from
his quarters shortly afterwards. was again
arrested in Illinois, by j. w. HEIsY, and
brought to this city Saturday, and put on
deposit where he can play checkers
with his nose, and reflect upon the uncer-
tainties of things generally. We also are
informed that this Emigh, had started a
branch of Mormonism over in Illinois.
Well bet he is u Copperhead! Who'll
take the bet:
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10 A letter from Sergeant D. II. Harp
er. Go. X, End Iowa Cavalry, which took
part in the late cavalry movement from
Memphis, to his brother in this city, says
VIM. Fosbender from Northfield, and Wm.
Smith from ''bclow Burlington" in this
county, were the only members of the Com
pany wounded. The former had ball
through the calf OF his leg, the latter in the
breast under the collar bone-neither seri-
Gus, and both were doing well.
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL
II III n EX EN- II Z II.

MN AzAAkSA nksV1 11ASlco = UOCA,'H
ID a.. Burlington Iowa.
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OF all the most celebrated makes, Plain Silks
in very choice c0lOrs all bought below import
ers' cost and will be sold d per cent. less than
any other house in town can sell them. Choice
stock of
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U.ls. Primary Meetings.

Under tho call Of the Union Central Com
mitteo. of which Vim. A. Darling IL the President
primary meetings Of the several Ward Association
vcro held last evening In the following Wards dele
gates and aernstss elected to the coming State
Convention and in the other Wards delegates were
chosen to their respective Assembly District convo
.ors which will in turn select delegates and aternates
TvrLrfH WAxp-Delesa,es-Horatio Allen, VIM
Aston. L. NJ Fuller Administrative T. "ains' John 8
Pools Safh w. Valentine. ~, =,
SIxrsryrn wIRD-Delegates G. Van Worst Jas
W. Hus.ed Robert Murray Alterns'es-Heo' Adsm' Geo
Mclean Edward X. Harper. .c c,, -,
EIoHrrESrH WARD -Deegates-Elliot G. Cowdin James
NJ Thomson WIN. Atkinson. Aternates-Eui' huehhef
Geo NJ. Van Mort VIM. DrummoDd - =,
NISKrKEyrH WARp-Delegstes-WUism H. pecamp
0.orre b. Van Brunt William Dooley. Aernates-Loui'
Nsumann Thomas Robinson. Simon seward .
Twgxy,rra WIpn-Deegsss-E. Harrison Reed, John
John Caller Ai,etns,cs-C H. Tucker, Robert
Taylor A. J. Dittenhoefer. .
Twenty YIRsr wAKp.-Deiegacs- Rose, Thos r. a:
ten VIM 2. Esterbro0k. Aternates-"m L. Diack, W. '"
Northrup, Geo. o. Bartlett. An, ~, :,
TWENTY sgcoSp WARD.-Dele,ate A. Allen, w. j.
O.Brvon Isaac o. Hunt Atern.tes-Wm. Allen John A.
Boseuecker, Michael Sny der
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DIE; a..

BURLEI0H-In Brooklyn. Wednesday May IS. Harrie,
A., wife OF VIM. II. Burlsi.h.
Notice OF funeral In Tomorrow papers.
DlrTRNHOEEER-ln tho City Of New York, on Wednes-
dsy May 49, Berbet,a widow Of tho late Isaac Denhoeie
hsf aa ,h T o, Ti SON Hors
attend the funeral from the residence Of her son, NO. 70!
West Thhyiourth street. on Friday morning "a O'Clock
GRHGORYln Jersey City. Tuesday, May u, after Tong
Illness Ueorss w. eldest Of d. y Gregory In the Jt
Tho friend. OF the family sre invited TO attend The funeral
the residence Of his father Friday afternoon next at
O'Clock. without further invitation.
HaGAR-M vieksburg, Miss. on Tqesdny, May eHer
short illness Miss Sarah HasGr Of 81 Louis teacher IN the
empoy Of he National Teachers Relief Association.
by her death the Association has los, of is most zeal
aboteI Molly las she performed hex work and so
riou, will BE- her reward"
MINTURE-On Tuesday, May H. N.obc Mn,urn in tho 10th
Funeral services vii 10 held on Thuraay the 9h inst,
81 Thomas Church, o'clock. Her relatives and friends
respectfully invited TO attend without further invitation
enthusiastically Edgr H. Roger in the 5st year OF his
Tho relatives snd friend Of tho family arc ro.r ecy invited
to attend his funeral from n lsie residence No % Law
renee hcct sIooklyn on ihnrsfay the iyn l's' Al y
O'Clock ills remains vii DO taken to .;sA Tor in'i
men by thu 10 O'Clock m uain HUDSON River Railroad
RtYL-on Monday, May 10, Of couge.i!se favor aicr "
three Gay. ncs lucy Sa h-y Sniy ehii 81 aA''
Funeral from Tie rc3cac, Of o. j. Victor on bergen bu
Friday ut II al
sPENCER-Ai hs residence, in Geneva Ohio Monday,
April 10. Plit H. Spencer, aged - years
1lc deceased tho author Of III Tar famed Spence
Of Pnsnshp which for over 80 yesrs fas cained
hi- almost undivided sueiion. lie We. born Ia Greene
County " snd moved TO Ohio IN h. boy hood while that
country Here b. established himself ~ his proe--
sion and whio iniusiousy oya-oi a. teacher became so
~ oxcsent historian good speak and poet of acknowl
edged sby. bu, hI chief aclui-iion IN th line was the
poetry motion and form embraced ia bis excellent -ys
ten u writing which has already become sho STANDARD Tor
bushes, writer's throughout the country
lii, Intelligent kind, companona.
b.. he sd extended circle OF persona! Tiend VINO VIII
mourn la, loss with deep sincerity
SIlERMAS-1n this city on Tuesday Msy H. Roger WEI
ington Of Edward D. aud &. Ausu,is Shermin aged
yeafs and month.
Funeral will place this Thuriayl morning 10 ooc
from 80. - East Thirty st street Relative. and friends
AZ. invited % st'end without further notice.
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IAdvertisenentl
IMPORTANT PROM CANADA.

golden BITTERs.-It is with the greatest OF pleas
ure that we to-day call the special attention OF our
readers and particularly that Of The Medical Fee
ulty and the public in general TO the advertisement Of
Messrs Hubbc s. Co s Golden Bi;ters. which viii he
found in another column OF this paper. These BeIs.
we learn from the most reliable authority have tie
reputation from several of the most scientific medical
gentlemen in the United States ~ being Of the very
beat toncs and agreeable beverages IL the world
II is purely vegetable and IL composed Of SdssGfrs
Gentian Root, Ca,isaya Bark CGamus and severed
other vegetable remedies and all II which are
In the very best OF Jamaica Rum. These Bi;tcrs are
most highly recommended for dyspepsia, heartburn. and
general debility. In conclusion. 1t is sufficient
Tor say In recommendation OF these most valuable
Bitcrs that the reliable firm Of Messrs. Deyins Boil
ton Chemists and druggists Of this city have accepted
the sole agency from Messrs Hubbel Co. Of Hudson
and New.York Cities for the sale Of their Golden Bit
tiers throughout the Province OF CanHda and we can
recommend al persons anxious 70 make golden coin to
uso Golden Ditters - Montreal Herald May H.
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The Conference Likely to be a Failure.
The Austrians Intending to Cross
Over into Tuhnen.
Concentration of Russian and Austrian
Troops on the Danube.
NEW DISTURBANCES IN GREECE

The Royal mail steamship Persia. Capt. Lott,
which sailed from Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of the It'll and from Queenstown the evening OF
tie sth inst arrived here yesterday bringing two days
later news.
The Virginia reached Liverpool on the evening OF the
5th inst.
The Etna arrived off Queenstown early on the morn
ing Of the 9th Of April. May II, lot. a. Ion % NJ
passed the steamship ST. Andrews, bound east and
American ships Guy Mannering and Tuscarcra, bound
west.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field returns home in the Persia lie
left everything in England in the most encouraging
coalition for the laying of the Atlantic cable next year
The Company had obtained the entire amount OF capital
necessary TO manufacture and lay down the cable.
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The Danish War.

There is no movement reported from the seat
ef war. A Copenhagen dispatch announces that the
dermans were placing Frederica in state Of defense
ed that the town being strongly garrisonsd The
'VermsDs bad occupied Kalo and Abeltoft.
The conditions proposed by the German Powers as
Indispensable to their acceptance Of arnistice had
pen declined by the Danish Government which refuses
" rsse the blockade Of the German ports.
was reported that the Ausrians purposod crossing
nb funen
war contribution in Jutlsnd had been paid. and
"s Hostages set ut liberty.
he Prussan Government had suspended for six
Seos the extra Navigation dues payable by foreign
upoa higher scale than Prussian vessels
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Observation-Disclosures "wednesday. May 10. 1864, at ST
Johns Chapel by the Rev s. H. Weston of Trinity Church
Robert Besson to Miss Minte daughter Of d. L. Temp
kins ESQ, New-Jersey.
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dencs Of Professor 5. b. Metse by the Rev D. Jack
d. d.. Rector Of St. Peters Church. Westcheser. ~
Thomas r. Foster % Mis-. Fanny II. Phelps.