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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

eyIt will be seen by the call Of tho Chair
man Of the Democratic county committee, that
the customary meeting Of the Democracy of
Bedford county will be held at the Court House,
on next Monday evening. Turn out, and elect
delegates to the State Convention. Letus make
one more effort to overthrow the usurpationso Of
the Abolitionists, and restore the government of
our fathers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

eS-We enjoyed the hospitality Of our friend
L. N. Fyan, Esq, at his residence in Juniata
township, on Friday last. 4 moro clever and
accommodating gentleman we have never met.
We hope sUncle Louis" will forgive US this
public notice, and accept the sincere thanks,
both for himself and family, of all who were
present from Bedford on that occasion.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05
: STRAY CAEE.

Taken up trespassins rpon the premises Of the
suoscfoei residing IN Bedford township, about the
riddle of August last, red en-, whte spo,ied s.If
no marks perceptible. The owner ia reouestsd 10
prove property, pay charges aad take it away or Il
will be sold according to law.
OWEN MecIRR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

svThe President has just issued his order
for another draft of 500,0 900 men. twill come
off on the tenth Of March next. Now the Cur
tin men can sing:
"We're coming Father Abraham three hua-
dred dollars more"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

eEOur correspondents from the army Of the
Potomac, and "East of the mountains will ex-
cuse us for not publishing their communications
this week. They will appear in our next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05
TO CoTsuNpTrvrs.

Consumptivr sufferers will receive valuable pre-
seription for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, ana all Throat and Lung affections,
(free o. chargel By sending their address to
Rev. r. A. WILSON, Williauisburgh,
Jan. 22-et Kings Co., New York.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

10 That exceedingly "leyal" oficial, lex Provost
Marshal Fish, Of Baltimore, has been arrested and
placed in the Old Capitol prison at Washington,
charged With misconduct in office, involving fraud
and corruption.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

era portion of the 55th Penn'a. Regiment
arrived here on Saturday evening last. We
understand that the men and officers have nearly
all re-enlisted. The boys that we have seen
are all in fine spirits and looking we'll.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

svCaptain Joseph Filler Of the 55th Penn'a.
Regiment is at home from South Carolina. He
is looking finely and has been commissioned 70.
three years more. The Captain is good officer
and is well liked by his men.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05

crHon. A. H. Cofroth will please accept
our thanks for valuable public documents, re-
ceived by this Office.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-05
What They Promised.

Tnr vnIEnps oy-Gov. Curtin PROMISED TIE PEo-
yLs THAT " raEY WOULD RE-ELEcr HIM, TIE WAR
WOULD END IN 3oDATs AND THERE WOULD BE NO MORE
pRArriNa. HoLp THBM TO THEIR PROMISES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
From Red River.

CAIRO, May s TI.o steamer
White Clnud. from Red River, reports
the rebels in force on both sides OF
the river, with batteries planted
above and below the ialls. She was
fired into below the month Of CanO
River, but no one was injured. The
gunhoat Admiral Jared worse, being
badly crippled, and six of her crew
killed and wounded. The gnnboRt
Juliet No. 1 was very much disabled
and had to be towed 10 Natchez
Shells exploded inside, riddling the
boat completely. Eighteen were
killed, many wounded. The trans
port Meteor WAS also badly damaged
and wao towed to New Orleans.
The enemy attacked Greenville, a
small town opposite Alexandria, but
were driven back by the gunboats.
They have driven in thu picketS nj
both places several times. The Fed,
eral force now at Alexandria is re-
ported 35, 900 strong. The rebel
force is qnits heavy, under Kirby
omith, Masruder, Taylor and others
A flag Of truce, with demand t,
surrender Alexandria, was sent tC
Banks the day tho White Cloud left
that place, with what result it was
not known.
! General Steele, with his wholt
force, had arrive. Nst Little Rock
still followed by tho enemy, bavinE
lost all wagon trains and the creates
part Of his artillery.
No fears of al attack on Littl,
Rock arc entertained, itbeing SfrOn!
ly fortified. The wounded were be-
ing brought to Pine b un, which i
also fortified and considortd d, fCnsi
bic against attack.
At the last dates G, neral Bank
was at Alexandria, and an intims
iion has been given that he designe
to leave that position. Positive or
dcrS from Grant rcqpne Genera
Banks to afford prot c,I"n To tho gu
boats in Red River Ills Irrce
strong enough, un' II M" mt con
mand, to bid defiance to unr frco tn
rebels can bring against hin. Ar
rangemcnts Tor supplies will bJ mad
with energy and ccI,ry by Nnjo
General Candy, who has gone for
ward to the lie id under special initru
tiOns.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
| prefer the former.

alternatives prefer the former.
Mr.. Chairman: take little or no
interest ir the discussion Of the ques
Iioh which many Of my political
friends NonlG make an issue, astohow
this war shall be prosecuted its man
acr and its object. lregard that Ne
worsc than uilling with the great
question. | do not believe there can
10 any prosecution OF the var against
a sovereign State under the Conslitu
riOn, and ! do not believe that n war
80 carried on can be prosecuted so'as
to render it proper, justiable Of ex
,pedient. an unconstitutional war
can only Le carried on in an lncon.
stitntonal manner, and to prosecute
il further under the iden OF the s,n
tlemSn from Pennsylvania { Mr. Sey
ene) as d war waged against the { or
lcderato States Ss an independent ns.
lion, for the purpose OF conquest and
suhjngalion, as he proposes, and the
Administration is in truth and in tact
doing, | am equally opposed.
say further, Mr.. Chairman, that
it this war is to bo still further prose
cuted, prefer that il shall b. done
under tho auspices Oi those who now
conduct its management, ds | do not
wish the party with which | am con
ncctcd to DO in any degree responsible
for its results which cannot be other.
wise than disastrous and suicidal
let tho responsibility remain where il
is until We can have II change OF poll.
cy instead Of men, il such a thing ia
possible. Nothing could be more
fatal to the Democratic party than to
seek to come into power pledged to q
continuance ofA war policy. Such a
policy would be libel upon ils creed
in the past and the ideas that liz al
the basic Of all free governments. and
would lead to it's complete demoruli
cation and ruin.
believe the masses OI the Demo
cratic party are for peace, that they
wonll be placed in false position i
they should nominate war candidate
Tor the Presidency and seek to max
the issno upon the narrow basis o
how the war should I've prosecuted
For my own part. "a have alrea1,
indicated, ! fear thut our old govern
lnent cannot be preserved even unde
the best auspiccs, and with any pole,
that may bG now adopted vet | de-
sire to sec the Democratic party will
which | have always been cunnecteo
preserve its consistency and repub-
! Iican character unshaken.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
9lrh advertisements.
Macarthur Market.
CCRRIClES HIEKLY.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that \ ret:,ion
~ will Represented to the Comm. ihners rf
Vinton county, Ohio, st tl.IrI.at June ,es-
sion, praying TOR the establishment nfA coun-
~ road, un the following rSuts. 10 ait: tom
mencing IN ihG road leading nom r., sand
FnrnSce, it. finton comfy Oii' e, ir,iar,la
Mills, Rt lRncy' bridge. IL l,i,yU Iyrn,lip
vin,on coui ~ Ohio; Thence + sc,,h vcstd
rectiol cn The liuc ard along the hne hetwern
the 'aLdS John Fee ard Rora Purey. IN III,
north west cornCr ofE,! Panoys farm From
hence ssouth westerly direction, the nearer,
and best route acrosr lands Of John Fee Bic
Sand Furnace Co. and ll-rraphuiT. to in,er,srt
he road running frem 2AIcski {" rsrkards
Mills, at Cr Tear iHndh oN nd by john C,-rrcl: /:
! rhcnco vest along said road Rhrnt tws hun
| lred yards, across said Instrrls L,. and 70 9th.
rlnnls owned by taid liorlasshoff; Theme.
| south westcrly direction Acros, lands owned
y Josoph Longden ard Hngh Mclaughlin
,ear L. NIl west Of William Meyers residence :
| hence the ueares, and he.t rcut In tire road
unnng from Joseph McKhbcn to Za.ski, on
section number sixteen nnd there 10 tor,nira,n
| .ieippR dhtEueV uf uhout fonr mloa.
] MAY S~fi"1" MANY PkTiT'uNTRS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
IDARRHEA lND DYSENTER'

i.
We have examined great number o
others from some OF the most prOmine;
citizens Of Cincinnati and Cuvington, etc.
speaking in the highest terms of DR.. Stick
lands Anti-Cholera Mixture for the cure o
diauhea and dyssnterv. The letters or
to long to publish. MIR Woods, Of Gov
ngtnn, suys he was pronounced jncnrab'
| for the best doctors III Cincinnati, and on
iontle Of Dr. Slrickldnds Anti Choiera Min
ture eife cted permanent cure after suffer
ing for months with the worst form of diar
| rho and. dysentery.
Another says he was discharged from tn
United States service after suffering in tn
hospital for 8 mon hs as incurabe, and as i
last resource tried Strickland's Arti-Chole
ra Mixtdre he got well directly and has now
entered the army again in good health
One man writes he b's cured seven or eigh
very bad cases OF diarhea aud dysenters il
the barracks he was in 'vth one bottle o
this valuable medicine. In fact We coplt
fill half our paper with similar itemS from
these letters. Why does not our Govern
ment secure this vsluable preparttlon.--
Our army ought to be supplied with it. L
is buta short time since one Of our mel
laid in very low condition al one Of ou
Cincinnati Hospitals, his wife was sent for
the doctors considered his an hopeless case
She, however, gave him Stficklands Anti
Cholen Mixture, and in three weeks be sf
able to return home with his wife 10 New
Richmond, o. All these cases right al
home speak for themselves. We hope all
the soldiers will put bottle OF it in their
kna psacks, it may save them or some ol
their comrades. II is for sale by Druggists
at so cents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
OBITUARY.

DlED.--h Macarthur. Ohio, on the 70
u|t., GEoRGE NJ, only child Of Horure al
Susan Sutherland, aged 10 months and
weeks.
My son : my son =! ] leave you not
alone, my heart replied.
Yours is happy, happy lot.
Thus early 10 have died;
You are not here, my gentle love-
Not here in this cold SOD,
Bu borne on pilions like q dove,
Dwell with our Father Gud.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12

We sincerly symphthizs with the
sleeper, tie strange such an awful
reak Of nature shold fall upOn hu-
mAnity, when wrapped in the arms
Of morPhens. But ah, how our fee !.
.ings are relieved BY the apprecia-
.tion-of lho awakening moments Of
the sleeper, when he realizes the fact,
that the greatess curse that could be-
fall bis State was only o dream. SO
mote itever be, ofsnch body as the
subjec. matter Of that dream. Won
der il Father Oilin had any thing to
do with that dream
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
EG,ss ST. NOTICE.
State Of Oho Vjmion Go4nW

)Cdie OI |H'O mon C"HhIH
frederick ". Ila,nus Adms. Of rrr,.
lanes carter. Diseased Puff c. Pa,
asainN!
Robert Gator -nd ! Dehs Ciil Action.
Samuel Carter. I
Robert Carter and Samuol Car,c-, both re.;-
ii 'g in tho State Of In lima, the frM in Tin.
20 'anoo Cn.uty, and the LattOr in Fnnntain
'onnty, will tako notice that F'.lrriek ".
lAynes, A. the AdmniEaratrr Of james Carter
ocea-ed. Of the County Of Vinton and State of
'hio, did on tho 27th, dNy If April A. D., 1894,
10 his Pe.i ion and commence n Civil astion
- aid ~ which IN ha- sued ont an nl,nehrsr,
I'd Scihcl by virture thereof csrtain Of their
al waste, ,riu;edi in sail .rintnn t,ouuty 10 vii.
h. Que Un'TiviGed third part, ofrnch of .u,l
.efond.nn, in the south. west Quarter Of Sr-
IN number twenty -niue, t29. in Tnwnshp
rnber ten. (i0,y Of Range numh, nj rc,crn.
49, said quarter containing one hundred AMI
KY acres 1"re or leS'. aRAinrt tho nnid Rob
! carter and Samuel in Carter, the Court pf
''mmon Pleas . feaid Nintcn County. Ulio
citing forth, that since tho death ofsuid JAMES
! .rter, they have wrongfully taken, converted
n'ezzled, and carried (mOstly) out Of the
40, Ger ain monitS, prolRiSSAry notra ANIL
'r'"nal property belonging TO said dcrcnspd'a
State amounting to three THOUSAND two hun.
ir and seventy five dollars and more. E,r
Y ich he asks discovery from them hy nu.Vcr
\ | aludRn ent for tho amount nf the ynlns
'rGof, for costs, 40, and ssid Robert Cartor
S"nnol Carter rre nothei that they ara
nircd IN appear and answer said peiition on
o Nef!rn the third Saturday after .;y wcOkt
, blca'iOn "f this notice.
FREDERICK W. HAYNES Admir-
ALE y RRArroS oHJams. ,,,rta,
Af'v4 f,r PlLff, De,,..nJ
Way jth ls6l,--8w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12

A REMEDY FOR PILES I, is u blessing :
The suffering to know that wc have m effectr
cure for this truly troublesome drce.su. ~.
7. ilazardc, Of l6i Second st. Gin cinnnti.
taxes great pleasure in informing all Who
suffering with piles that he used a small quar-
tity Of DR.. Stricklnnd's Pile Remedy, and it,
fLc'ed permanent cure. This seems to he
case with oil who make Use Of ths splendid p,
pSrntion. Ii is manufactured ut No. Ea
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, y, aad sold by n
Dtuvvi,ts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12

in that Stete.
LongstTeet the famous, Confederate
General is now said to 10 mortally
wounded. Ifthis is so Lee has lost
his right hand man.
There is late news from Europe
The Alexandra hps been heard from
in the Indian Seas, she has destroyed
seven Federal yrssels worth $500,
900.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
Awful Dream-PSor SOuI

The Editor ofthc Dayton Empire
says he "had q most horrible dream
las, night, that tho Ohio Legislature
was in session again. 1t was the
NOS. oppressive experience in the
'bsselcss fabric line that he ever ex
perienced. Imagine tho JOY he tcI.
On awakening"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
Democratic state Ticket

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM w ARMSTRONG,
OfSeneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES.
(For Full Tcrm,)
PHlLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
or Fairfield County.
(To PILL yAcANcrEs.
Long Vacancy,
MACHIAS G. WHITLEY,
OF Hancock County.
snort Vacancy.
ALEXANDER 8. BOYS,
Highland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFlELD,
OF Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER or THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM 8. V, PRENTISS,
OF franklin County.
SCHOOL coAMIssIoSER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY.
Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKa,
Gull Term,)
WILLIAM LARWELL.
or Ashland County,
IFoR vAcAxcY.)
CHARLES BOESEL,
or Auglaixe County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
UAHDIANS n ICE.

Danisl Nrnnemaker. Guardian OF tbs
estate ofWilliam Dixon. Jacob Dixon.
Joseph Dixon. Margaret Dixon and Enza
A. Dixon, heirs Of Joseph Dixon deceased,
has fled his accounts for inspection and
partial settlement as such guardian, and
will be fdk hearing on tho 7th day Of
MAY 1854. RICHARD CRAIG.
April "a. lss&-aw Probate Jue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
To VIM. FiAbAck;
SOLDIERS HCSE.
BgPLKISTEy ErT'A OEItoI

SOLDIERS HCSE.
BsPLKISIKy ENI'A OgIIoI
CEaIEEATI, JdnS &, ISs
- Da. c W R0BAcE-
MT DKAA SIi am dip6eBslng a second in.
voiee Of Jour Stomach Bittsra among the large
pambsr Of mon vho daily arrive OF this Instin-
uoo for fsfISSnnsnt and Test. The uujyersal
testimony is that thees bitSs are the bcst
mads. fOr tbs yRTiOns sumner complaints
which Eihct 81 many, know Of no remedy 20
safs ana 20 sue. Ratarh nays, "1o ask ply
siciOn what is easy and what Il hard ofdlgsslivn
and what viii agiee with the stomech ia about
as seusi 10 a. TO ask what l. sweet or bitter, or
souri, Persons who look ont for bTeakers-- and
have your Stomsch BitteIs la the hCnse--, am
sure will never ask any one the foolish question
spoken ofby tbs great philosopher. | must not
omit word or two for your CstsWha Brandy.
nave many men here who have brandy pre-.
scsibed for them by distinguished Army Sur
gnonN. The effect ofyours On Ssch ara beneficial
far mole 80 than from any previously taken
Persons who .leSre really pure Brandy cannot
fail in their purchase fthsy get yOBr bsni.
| An, Doctor, with much reSpOct
Your servant,
G.W.D. ASSREW, Superintendent
Ez- Office and manufucinry Nor. 81, IS, 80 ,
and 81 East Third lnse. for sale evsryWhere Q
Nov. 5ih lS63,-alt. MO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
JAMES CARTERs ESTATE.

Office is hereby given. that the un
~ dersighad has been duly appointed ad
ministrator OF the estate OF James Carter
decsased. lats OF Yin.on County OHIO.
April 7, 1854 ~ FRED. ~. HAYNES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
Aa s''74' -'i9a'.
! JptWlS,o sEpja o. ssg.=r
MERCRANTTAILORING.

al IlEEN Ii 4 nAA1Abhs1af yEur'
fNHANKFUL for patronage berelolore extended 10
4 tns brm ol Miller hRieh, respect tiuliy socits
continuance OF the same 20 hlfusen,nt the old
hdsron Building, cOrnIr rhlrq ann JeteTson streets
where he will Always be found Wl1h full assortment
oI goods in his lins,l vf1H'sl4~T7 q IesaBw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
FOR SALE BY

Vim Wensthod aud w " stewart, Daytonj George l.
Boyer MiAmiahurg; Stoe slayer, DioniJ q Andar-
son, Centervinhj II Myers, New Lebanon n Jack son.
Chsmbershurg; d + Bauer, Harrisburg; ID Divine
Johnsvlle; Arnold Limbert south ArlinRtoni Jacob
sm,er West Ralumprei Rookie a 90, 6ermantown
J MURPHY YandRliai II Nckols, LiboTyi q Rees
Eermersyille leverltnR Tlierr Salem; w Pyrnlont
williams a Swaner, Mo- BALTIMORE; Parker, Bro
CO. ParkeIshprE; and hy Druggists and Merchants
generally threoghontth URited states and osnadas
f4.U au2ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
VErorerles. Mc.

H... Ut. ~ ~0~AANA9p wv
E.ObRiEN NJ. ODRIsag
EDWARD O,HRIEN a BROTHER, q
WHOLESALE GROGERS
dll AHb nfroRrERs OF
BrRnuies, Wines, Gins, Cigars, and IrIah
, and scotch whisky,
NTij Do 7li land DEALERstS h N'
DON itIc Wines and Liquors.
3d.. ALSO, ert vo .ssgJ Z.
Age % for Sale Of Pure Bourbon Whisky,
s- No so1 Second street, Dayton, OHIO,
DEG leave most respectfully TO ac4uaut their cns.
~ toners and the community generally, that they
nave entered lno partnership, under ths name and
style OF Il. O'BRlEN BRO HER for the purpose
ofearying on the who esae grocery, liquor, egat
and tobacco busint Hs in Dayton, Ohio, 80 the late
stand Of n. OBr en-, No. 30l second street. I11
lowing ample means TO enable ust purchase goods
rom the best .houses in New York, Baltimore and
PhSdephia, and having had fifteen years experience
IN the trade hold out the best Inducements 10 our
old customers and III others who may be kind enough
NJ aBRTEN late OF the irm OF o'Bren a Poe,
Toledo, OHIO, will devote his time and attention 10
please al those who NAV come to uy at this we'll.
known House, and y. .0'BRIEN, will treat the com
munlty tier, # possible, tn ever before Both of
as zee very grateful for past avors and earnestly So
helta share Of your tuture patronage Rulgdaw m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
Go=partnGrsbip.
OO.PARTN HRSHIP.

UyaE undersigned have this dag formed a G o. part
nershp under the name Rnd firm Of BRE ENE a
NIXON, for tho purpoese OF transactng Wholesale
and Retah Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business,
at the old stand Of W. q. Breene % Main street, op
posite the Cour House, where they would he pleased
TO see the friends Of III house, aud as many new
ones as may favor them With call,
WIuLTAm BREENE,
ANDREW o NIXON.
Dayton, February |, lss4-ielldaawl )
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04
LOOK 0uT.FOR TAE GIANT SKELETON.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

At s27 SECOND sT, BET, MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention 70 the quality of oar
material and use only the hest English Steel
charge. ''' -"
ii. SAourTeta department ~ in charge ofcompetent
,adles Corsets and spiral Bustles constantly on
n Sold wholesale and retnl at No. 3e7 second street,
.,s9u. iasdlY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-04

9hess Bittsrs are put up rIs quart
bottles, Of lUhtoh the abovs 10 a .fao-
simiIs. qhs label ia finely sr.-
srGUsd, and 10 provided Vtth
safe guard from a5uptsJettsrs.
Prioe 81 per bottle, oy sit .tor n.
O. W. Pobaok. Froprislo', |e, q
East Fourth Stysst, ctElint an g
u,hon al orisrs skoua bs. li
dressed e.s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
Death Of Or. Cah.ll,

The eminent Irish Catholic divine, ReVl
DR.. Daniel W. Cahill, died at the Carney
Hospital in Boston, ON Thursday last, at the
age OF seventy one years. DR.. Cahill was
distinguished for bic earnest and able adyo-
cacy OF the Irish cause, and bis death will be
regretted by large mass of the Irish people
Six years ago his letters on the oaWse Of lb
srty in Ireland had the utmost popularity
among his countrymen, both 10 Ireland and
America, and for . while this intellectual and
eloquent priest was looked upon a. a ct sac
eessor TO 0'Conhell
Besides being an able preacher, DR.. Cahill
was bigh-leaFned theolOgian, and profes
soT OF extended scientific knowledge. Abont
four years age be came to this country, aud
was cordially received by the masses Of his
ceuntrymen, His lecturers on Ireland, and
on astronomy and theology, and his clog ue Mt
extsmporaBeous sermons were always valu
able, aud attracted crowds of hearers. nis
particular mission to America was to open a
way for the large emigration from Ireland iu
consequence Of the we'll known landlord, tyr.
amy, as instapeed 10 the "Plunk EFT Evic
tions, the casting out of tenantry, to clear
the lAud for the aceo eouodation of 'sheep and
herds