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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
SPECIAL MOTTO

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
RKouIRRs InMEDIkTE ATTESTIos AND SHOULD BE
CHECKED. In ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation OF the Lungs, a 2ermansnf
Throat Affection, or an In
lna ~ eurabIe Lung Disease fa t.e'
s..s IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
H1vIKGA OBJECT rSYLuEkcE TO THE PARTS. GIVE
y ~ r IA IMMEDIATE RELIKF.
Fer BrOnchitAs, Asthma, Catarrh,
ConsnmptAve and Throat Diseases,
rRocHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
5 SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find 1rochss useful In clearing ths voice whom
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. The 1roehss are recommended snd pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article Of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy by tsst Of many years, each year
finds them in new localities In various parts of
the world, and the Troehss are universally pro-
noanced better than other articles. ;4
OBTAIN only "BRows's BRoscHiAL TsocHEs,"
and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS Limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries; al IS cents per box.
DEE 6md&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

was made of the purest Carrara mar
BILE. For this piece of sculpture he
gained Il great prize, and Immediately
afterw ards he had orders for work from
many different lands. Among these
were his commission to me <e rnonu-
ment for Pope Clement XIV. in the
church OF the Apostles, and one for Pope
Clement XIII in st. Peters church.
These can all be seen, and they have
already been admired by many thous-
ands Of people. =
The reputation of Antonio Csnova IN
creased rapidly every year. But his
modesty never left him. he remained
pure minded and respectful to all per
nile until the day of his death. He new
ef forgot bis helplessness In bis youth;
and many boys and men received great
assistance from his unpaid instructions.
In company with others, he founded
school at Rome for the benefit of poor
boys who came from Venice. az si .esea
Antonio Canova gave q new charac-
ter to sculpture. he suceeededin ma
king cold hard marble express tender
ness, simplicity, gentleness and love, to
a degree that had never been equalled
before. But in doing this he only gave
expression to his own pure soul His
works were all like himself I" z i,.''
/ cannot tell you all his splendid |
pieces of sculpture / will give you q
specimen Of the high estimate placed |
upon them. The Duke of Devonshire |
paid nearly eight thousand dollars for |
his statute of Madame Letitia Bona |
parte, the mother of Napoleon Bona
parte Pope Plus VII raised him to be
a "Knight of the Golden Spur" had his
name written in the golden book of the
Capitol, made him Marshal of Ischia,
and gave him yearly income of three
thousand dollars. ~ h. sftse7ata
At the outbreak of the great French
revolution, at the close of the last century,
. wild crowd of citizens rushed into
canova's studio for the purpose of
,reaking all his works of art into frag.
meats But they were so overcome by
he appearance Of innocence and mild
less in every piece Of sculpture that
hey did not harm anything. The mad
acobins slunk away, quite ashamed of
heir wicked design. ag1
Canova died at Venice on the 18th OF
letober, 1922 Two years afterwards a
lagnificent monument was erected to
is memery in the old church of the
rate Large contributions were made
, it by persons living in all quarters of
Ie globe. Canovas statues were beau
full to look upon; but all of them to-
sther cannot equal the beauty of his
nre life. s, gf.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
no be Sold for One Dollar zach,

without egard to value, and not TO be paid fol
II until you know what you will rec i've;
so Eiesant Rosewood Planes. g8f 10 So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

HAIR DYEl LAIR DYEl
BatcheIor's Hair Dye 10 the best in the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
-Rarmless-In Instantaneous and Reliable-pro-
duces a splendid Black or Natural Brown-rsme-
dies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold by all Druggists
The genuine Is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street, New York. -. ,Ae APPS -9m
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e@ 4 CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY 4 II THE
ABOVE ARTICLES FOB ONE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
49, Fivs Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 I;
Eleven for 81; Thirty for IS; Sixty five for $40
One Hundred for SIS. AGENTS WANTED
- Nae aag r f.
Our patrons are desired to send United States
moaey when II is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary.
. Orders for Sealed Envelopes must In every case
be accompanied by the Cash, with the name OF
tne perhoa sending, Town, County aud State
Panty written. Letters should be addressed to
the managers as follows: -
ssw GOODWIN, HUNT q co., q =
Box 57O6, Post once, New York.
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DRESS GOODS
Department.

IA -
FRENCH MERINOES "A Larry
Stock of Eeeyy Shade. IA
ALL-WOOL EMPRESS CLOSz rs.
OTTOMAN CLOTHS.
TAMISE CLOTHS.
MELANGE P0PLINS.
PLAID-AH- Wool PoplnS.
CANTON CLOTHS.
GRAPE MELANGES.
ALPACAs-In Black and az cOEors,
And a FsIU Assortment of FRENCH
AND BRITISH SAXONY DRESS
GOODS, all Of aOhick will be offered 10
the Trade, AND RETAIL AT PRICES THAT
DEFY CoxPETTTIoE.
,go rIF 81 C8kauE f4A SIT
49,, .3 IS sai4.14a.f3 5ssaa
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REMEMBERi
Prices are Low, Goods Must be
Sold, and Bargains Given by Civ
ing us call. Id nanis Aaif
IT. & s. A. COOLIDGE,
sepSo 6m Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
.3fa A cRowz OF GLORY, si
Every Man, Woman and Child who has used
oSterling's Ambrosia

a Wiling W AoouhAnohN Ahhoo Je7te " A~P-
idly increasing salo have made. the AmbroslA ia
nous all over the world. aEa
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II It cures Itching of the Head.
4 1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
Us prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. ri
Cleanscs the Scalp, Goods the Heated Brow, Re
moves Dandruf, Cures Nervous Herdaehe, Cures
Badness, Insures Luxuriant Locks, Inclines Hair
to Curl, supercedes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
Good effect apparent at onoe. Elk a.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Anbrosia viii suit you TO T. Elegantly
put up. Delicately Perfumed. Patronized by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold in splendid
boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles
No. Q for morning, No / for evening.
THRRE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT lit.
sTEBLING's AMBROsIA is the best. most
agreeable and effective toilet In tAs world. To
prove this, try q carton. a sti'.st
y Sold by Druggists. b 1853
Sterling's AmbrOsla Manufacturing
Company, ,.a.
l t2i5 SUTTON street, NEW YORK.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

Halls Vegetable Sictliam Hair Re=
newer has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair offered to the public.
Il is vegetable compound, and contains no In
furious properties whatever.
e IT WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL C0LOR. -,.aNaas ehA
n 1t will keep the hair from falling ont.
teleanses the scalp and makes the hair set,
lustrous and silken. as
1t ID s5iendid hair dressing.
= No persong old or young, should fail to use it.
TT fSSREC0MMENDED AND USED RY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY, re-
8 ner AK for Hall's Vegetables sieflian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other. SO
z. p. HALL q CO.,
lk.K40 VgME Nassau, N.H., Proprietors.
For sale by KELLER WHITE and Drug
giats generally. , oc25-6m
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A Gard 10 Hnvands.

"A Clergyman, while residing In South America
as a missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the enre-of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF. this Urinary and Seminal Or
sans, and the whole train Of disorders brought on
By bsneful and vicious hab.ts. Great numbers
have tbeen already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit she afilcted and
unfortunate, l will send the recipe for preparing
aud using this medicine. In scaled envelope, to
any one who needa II, Nas Of Charge.
Please enclose q postpaid envelope, addressed
10 yourself. Address,
E4 &1A 81 tz 94a& JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

.
rig nal and Largest Gift Association in tine coun.
lfiry. Ne ara Therefore enabled to send Fiuvt
Goods and give better chances toobtain The more
fivaIuAbie pfizas, than any other ests I shent oi
the kind. The business Continues to be conduct
ca IN lair and norable manner, and a large
and greatly increased is proof that our at
ons sppreciato this method of obtaining rich and
During tire past year this Association has sent
n very large number OF valuable prizes to all
p ftsg OF the conntry. Those who patronize us
VIII receive the fu value Of their money, as no
article on our list is worth less than ons dollar
retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with may depend on having
pFempf returns, and the article drawn will be I'm
express --fe4 - -. " = :.
The following parties have receatIy drawn VAL
have kindly aIlowedtheuse OF their Names. Many
mittsd Use ~ 'ilsNIE = III t1t ts-}.
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
"a, OIL Painting, value 500; James HargrAyes,
81 Broadw4y, New Yors, Oil Pair ting, worth
2iOOi u. r. Jones, Barrett, Marshall county,
Kansas, MelodeeE worth S2O0i Patrick J. Byrnes,
Waterbury, Cona., Gold Watch worth Sl25 j. H.
shaw, 21f Fast Sith STREET, New York, Piano
worth S35Os Mrs. Charles J. Nevis, Elmirs, N.
T., PIANO worth $3.50; Miss Lucy Jansway, Elmi-
ras A.; X, Diamond Cluster Ring worth $500;
MIS-. z Pennoysr. City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn,
Nicholson worth Slz5 Oscar n. Allen, Go. b,
l4zd Reg, Ind Vols, Nashville, Tenn, Watch
worth Ss5: Rowland s. Patterson, Go D, 10th
Iowa Vet Vo's-, Oil Painting wyrth 500; Mrs.
Abbey J. Parsons, springfield, Mess, Meiodeon
worth Slhoi James Dexter, City Surveyor, SYRIA
cuse 7, Gold Watch worth $50; Mrs JAS Ely,
III Wooster street, corner Becker, N Y, Oil
Painting worth SiOO; Mrs ] @ Coles, Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, Silver Castor worth $40; DIR j b
SD clair, No Main street, Utica, Y, Framed
Engraving worth SIS; Hon Luther Detmoll,
Washington ID O, Oil painting worth $780, ~
Letters from various parties Throughout The
country, acknowledging the recsipt Of very valu-
able gifts, may be seen on hle In our OF &c.
To be Sold for One Dollar Zach,
legard 70 value. and not 70 be naid for |
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City Intelligence.

AMERICAN 1SsTTuTE FAR.--Thc cripple race, which
created so much interest on Saturday last, Will be
pcatcd day The manufacturers OF other artificial legs
will compete with Mr. Marks for the laurcla he gained
on that day. Dodworth g full band will be present
THE APPROACHING BALLOON WEDDING. arrangements
are being rapidly completed by Professor Lowe that
the balloon bridal may take place in the early part Of
the week The car which is built with the greatest
gard 10 strength and sody has been completed and IL
being upholstered The Professor has been inundated
with applications from all quarters for the honor
being the first married in H. He has however fixed
the Intended happy couple They are OF course chosen
from the arsooatc classes and " their ascent 4 rs
good as the descent they claim, they will have pleas
ant tour
FATAL Result or A MrsThKr Yesterday Hugh Parker,
who had fallen from and dislocated his shoulder,
was taken into the drug store OF DR. oRcily, No ~
Fourth street, for the purpose OF having " set The
clerk james Dowd administered TO him dose Of choro.
FORM and he died while under It's influence Deceased
native Of Ireland aged sixty years and rcred al
No. 10 seventh street Coroner Widcy was nouned 70
hold an inquest
SHor IN AN ArrRAy,-Jeuy McCaucy and Daniel
Coughlin last night became engaged in quarrel In tho
porter house Of Andrew Welsh, No I33 avenue d, and
Coughln shot by his opponent In The eshy part Of
the thigh, inhlcting severe wound hcc@iley then
ned The wounded man was taken " Bellevue Hospital
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NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
0ur Rsieigh Correspondence.


Hon john Pool, from The special committee the
subject reported address in response TO the address Of
eocred convention asking equal rights concluding with
soat Tor the appointment OF three commissioners 10
be appointed by the PRO, sicna Governor, 70 prepare
aud report the next Legislature system OF laws upon
the SUBJECT Of freedmen and 10 conform tHe statutes Of
the state tc the ordinance abolishing slavery.
A resolution table,, asking that certain prisoners
might be handed over from the military 10 the civil
authorities for trial.
long debate spiang upon tho question OF declaring
negroes who have cobabi,cd together months legally
married, during which General Dorkery spoke warmly
In favor " colonization declaring thai three iouths
q; the negroes continue now, con- ame,s and non
producers. starvation Of blacks and whites
The section 10 reference Ia marriages stricken from
the ordinance under consideration.
All laws prohibiting disa'ion fron grain were
peaIed, and the old duties pIior to May 20 1891
feiniposcd
Al attempt made Ia smother debate the ques-
ou Of prohibiting the assumption Of the State rebel
debt but II defeated by bfiytwo 10 sixty two
Before amy action taken the question the
iiun agio irgcd.
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CAIRO, Ill, Oct ~ lros
Tho court FOR the trial Of Emerson Etheridgc now in
session At Columbus KY Ethcridge stated he had no
objection 10 any member Of the Court and wished 70 act
ns his own counsel lie asked the Court 10 grant HIM
time 10 Ole his own plea against jurisdiction, Se
on tho second day Of the trial Emerson Etheridge
the accused who had been permitted TO plead his
case read plea denying the Jurisdiction Of tho Commits
sion which tho Court oyerruied, upon which Eheridee
oled an exception the ruling He then plead not guilty
TO all the charges and specifications except the second
specification and second charge, to which he plead
guilty, and the Court allowed him 70 introduce
the whole letter from which the extract
was made. This letter is known as the
"Dresdcn letter. dated June ~, in which be made
tho declaration that Tennessee had no law bu, force and
no semblance to civil government state federal, but
usurpaon enforced by the bayoncts Of negroes AFTER
some evidence for the prosecution the accused rcsene9
the Court with written statement which admits all 'hY
facts in the nrst charge, namely the encouragement VI
resistance 10 the enforcement 81 the Jaws
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CommerciaI intelligence.
LospoN MONEY MARKET, OCT. 9.

NOmmerc1aI Iutcltl&encrs
LONDON MONEY MARKET, ocT 6.
Consols for money Ss% s5M
The bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased
777000 pounds sterling The advance OF the Bank rate
10 per cent the I'd and per cent the 9th inst is
said TO have been owing 10 the great demand for dis
count in consequence Of specnations IN produce and
the decrease ia tue Bank reserves, which low as
when money was per cent
srcURrrIts
FNe-twenties COX a 20.
Erie Railroad shares 90 ION the 9TH quoted 60 u en-
Illinois Central on the 9th, &c.
Saerthwaes Circular Of the evening OF the 4th says:
During the past week transactions in American securities
have not been large reported in
last still there has been large amount Of business.
During the week hvetweDties, in consequence OF the
higher rate Of money the Continent and here gave
way one per cent But on to-days news from America
they have and close at 69ss 697s Illinois and
Erie show Improvement, the demand being very
large Illinois shares advanced 10 SAL SAN Erie 60ss
6ozs scrip Of new Erie last quoted 3as SIX premium,
Atlantic and Great Western bonds in request at I'll
advance.
LONDON MARKETS, OCT. s..
Breadstnns steady. Sugar firm. Cofec firm Tea
active but 6rm Rice dull Taow firm at 46s 3d. a
Aos Cd Spirits tnrpentine dull at AS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET--oCT. &.
The market opened excited, advance OF 3d., but
became Irregular under advance in the bank rate to
per cent, and closed at advance OF ID 21d for
American and I'd a Sd for other descriptions The
sales Of tie week have been l79 600 bales including
GOO bales to spectators and TO- 500 bales TO exporters
The following the authorized quotations-Fair Or
and Mobile, Odd The sales to-day friday amount to
$4,000 bales The market buoyant and has advanced
I'D, mddlnl American, 24s4dL OF the above sales
Spectators and exporters took II, 600 bales.
LivERPoOI. BREADsTUFFs MARKET, OCT. 5.
Tie market was quiet bu, firm. Richardson Spence
60 and tho usual authorities quote quiet but
firm. Wheat linn, at 9s 2d. los. for red Western
Corn inactive, .es 29s Cd. for mixed The market
was quiet on the 9th
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Ocw. 5.
The Market is firm. Bisland, Aytba Co and others
report:-Beef FIRM; the fine qualities have improved
most Pork-Sock scarce, holders demand an advance.
Bacon quiet and steady. Lard firm. Butter tends up
wards Provisions remain firm the 9th.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, OCT. 8.
Taliow tends upwards. Sugar firm Coffee steady.
Rice inactive ..Hheg quiet and steady. Rosin-Saef
small. Spirits turpentine inactive. Petroleum steady,
al y. aiad. ~ lid. for refined.
MANCHESTER TRADE REpoRT, OCT. q.
Tbe adyices from Manchester favorable The mar
ket i firm and prices are sin advancing.
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trTOm the Liverpool POST, sept ~
new fax scutchng mill was opened at Ballina last
week amid great local enthusiasm The people Were ad-
dressed by Mr. Dgby Seymour G., of the English bar
practical remarks want to know whether In these lar
distant parts of Western Connaugh fear OF the power Of
the British Crown united with love the person q
Queen Victoria. Tremendous cheering.) Are there
any Fenans here? daughter and cry-"Two or
three am glad to hear it. gaughterl Boys, you're
welcome! (Roars OF laughter) wish every Fcnian In
the country was here but I'll tell You secret am
not sure but II got them in the room below ID turn
siasm. Great cheers and aughter) Why, what Is
FenianY discontinued Irshman in search Of griev-
Eaopc ,oit-a thong ia ne lash 10Th Which Yoakee tu''
ka,n Mredeas {, Whp cfeaoai Cheers and laugbter)
Was Grattan a Fenians No. He was always loyal 70
the throne and institutions Of his country Was Cunan
FcnanY No; the warmth Of patriotism never con-
sumcd the adamant of his loyalty. Was OConns!i
Fcuian? cloud cries OF 'Hear' y No. (Cheers) When
he spoke from the hall Of Tara 10 thousand OF his
counrymcn he never uttered disoyal thought against
the British throne or constitution loud cheers !
arches tonght but what can the utmost craving OF
reasonable soul expect from free government that we
do not enjoy in Irelandp Security for the person. Would
IL be greater under republic than nowf Liberty Of the
press. Would II flourish more under a new republic
than IT does now under an ancient monarchy? Equality
OF the laws Is there any sane Irishman who believes
that there is one law for the rich and another for
the POOR Impartality in government PATRONAGE Why,
look 10 your bench OF judges In Dublin and Monaghan,
Fitzgerald, and a keogh will answer your inquiry
loud cheers) Fenianism is born late for it's time
The evils that might have excused il cured the
good that might have animated 1t has been accomplished
don't say Ireland has grievance but do gay that
she has none that requires a Fcnian rebellion TAP
pause Don't toll me the people ready for rising
There is only rising for which they are ready--a
rising in their wages-tcheersl-a better pay for an
honest days work Cheers Rising and rebellion
indced Why, went 10 your Court House this morning
and saw some young men on their trial Was there ever
anything more silly than their conduc They had been
marching four deep lone road at midnight and
though there fifty OF them when three policemen
appeared they took TO their heels like set Of rabbits
scared in warren daughter and cheers. conspl-
rator is generally coward, and fool never made sol
der, tCheers.) | have no fear Of these Fenians
Come, them and join with me in cbccr-a cheer tho
sound of which will float along the Bunrec RIVER, aud
echo from the slopes of old Nephin give yon THE
Qucenih May her virtues woman and her wisdom
sovereign her person aud her throne in
the loyal affections OF Ter Irish people CHE whole
asacmbagc joined in loud and hearty cheer which
repeated with the greatest euthusjasWl
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dublin Sept 2e) Correspondence OF the London Times
An arrest was made yesterday morning in connection
with which document discovered that i'm
plioate one OF the heroes Of 1sSs-"Meagher OF the
Swordo-who has since distinction and become
general In the federal army The person In whose house
this document was found is Patrick John Heyburne,
barber residing at l03 Thomas street. in this CITY, where
he was arrested, and with him Walter Birmingham,
q printer The letter addressed TO General Meagher
which appeared " be vouminous document, was not
read
Later In the day another arrest was made near the
city the prisoner being the reader Of tho late Th Peo
pie II appears that In consequence OF information
oelved by Superintendent Ryan, OF the g. or detective
division 10 the effect that some person persons
uected with the Fenan conspiracy secreted In Mer
ZION House. Merton view avenue that officer directed
Acting Inspectors Hughes smollen, Dawson Giles King
HDermou, Wolfe aud Rohery, 70 proceed az three
O'clock yesterday afternoon ascertain II such were the
fact On arriving at the locality indicated they
found the house apparently unoccupied, the doors
and window shutters being all closed. Having
rounded the premises front and 80 as TO cut OF All
escape, one OF the detectives sought admission at The
hall door, and on knocking made his appearance ~
one OF the back windows but observing that the police
jumped out OF the window the fiacs OF the shed be
meath, when he arrested by Rotery. AZ the seae
moment the hall door broken mo- and po.sesslon
taken Of the house. search having been lnsunsueh
rothna was foundfn the place except bed which VIZ
laid on tbe floor and several minor articles OF man
The occupant Of the house turned out 70 " bnsaf
named Denis Downey Mucahy, who des.sS baa Nom
= medical student and whot 7ih ipp, Mslesby had
Iepreted there since sYnd zoe s ~ ms, ls a nd ON
10 day ~ ycce SEIZED The stac and materials 81 Jhai
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made information elected from the documents taken
Of the prisoners especially those captured at
Queenstown, and the examination of those papers con-
tnues The belief, however, In Dublin ID, that the
plot II deserves the name has been tracked 70 the
bottom; and the Fenians themselves 70 think 80.
II they are coming from America deliverers they are
certainly just now proceeding to America fugtves IN
still greater numbers. Stories told Of workmen who
did not wait for their last Saturday but vanished
soon as the steps taken by the government showed
earnestness and activity
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RtrEicI, Oct Is, 1868.
The Convention yesterday continued tho discussion Of
the star debt though the question though, 10 have
been disposed of On the previous day.
resolution passed requesting the President to
all negro troops from the state.
Tha Convention viii be IN session some days yet