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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

Mr. and Mrs W. J. Florence wcre announced TO AZ.
pear at Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati on Christmas
Day. The French Spy played there at u grand
matinee on the 23d instant.
The Sea of Ice, and The Poor Srollers, or Camllas
Husband, were popular at Aaguires Opera House. San
Francisco when the last California mails left. Mrs
jackson played the heroine in the first, assisted by
Messrs Bonace, Harry Jackson and Louis Aldrich as
Carlos Barrabas and Raoul Ia the last named piece
Mrs. Harry Jackson personated Lady Camilla HaiIstone
The farce, fresh 70 the Calfonans Quiet Family was
given In conclusion. .5N
Mr. p. <. Bandmann Aas had satisfactory benefit in
San Francisco. The third act. Of Hamlet twoscts of
Narcsse aud the fourth act OF the Merchant of Venice
were performed on the occasion Mr. Bandnaun con.
cluded Six weeks star engagement
AT the Metropolitan theatre San Francrco the Colleen
Bawn was brought out In the last days OF NoYcnibcr.
The cast included Mr. wheateigh. Mr.. Paunccfort Mrs.
sedlcy Brown, Mas H,ncklcy, Mrs. judah and Mrs Yea
mans The Jubilee House, The Ocioroon aud The Bull
in China Shop were also given with the same
house, t~..t.t..,i - 4" @'.s
Nile. =. vcstvaI persunated Gamca the Jewish
Mother and Fortune Teller beforc crowded audience
the Metropolitan, San Francisco November 26 During
her engagement at tho Metropolitan Mile. yestvaii will
appear as Aiesandro Masssroni in the Brgands, and
play also In Temptation and Hearts Trumps.
AT Maguires Academy Of Music San Francisco, they
lately had Nine Points Of the Law and How to Make
Home Happy on the boards. The company includes Miss
Emily rhorne, Dan sctche'l. Harry Wall, Messrs.
Woodruff Pardey, Mitchell, Thaysr. Sinclair, the
Sisters worreil and Miss Land Arrah ma Poke,
ms il rs termed, provoked immense fun during ten
nights In succession. Mr. Webb the author Arrah m
Poke, had benefit In the house. November 2s John
Brougham's extravaganza Pocahontas also the
boards.
Madame Anna Bishop and Mr.. Charles iascellcs have
returned TO San Francisco from grand mountain cam.
pagn'' through the towns extending to washoc. They
propose to give few concerts IN San Francisco and
sail for Australia If not induced prolong stay by
offers which have reached. them from Victoria British
Columbia, Oregon and Northern California. Madame
Bishop sang y Oakland, Cal, November "a.
Arrah ma Pogue and Arrah Poke have been played
in Virginia City, Nevada.
Mr.. John S. Potter opened his Academy Of Music
In Salt Lake City, with Richeeu November IA Tic had
eight hundred dollars in The house
Miss Lizzie Parker. the vocalist has returned In san
Francisco
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This theatre crowded in every part last evening"
the pieces SGT down for performance being Sam and
Nose, in which Mr. Chanfrau took the principal
parts. In the character Of Sam no displayed wonder
full powers Of versatility; and in the OF the play,
also at the conclusion he called before the
tain where he received the cheers OF the aud.ence,
who appeared greatly delighted with his acting
Hc was creditably sustained by the other members
Of the company. Mr.. Chanfrau equally success
full in Nose, his deneations of that parsonage fire.
quentiy eictng bursts Of applause. With respect
TO the capacity of the Broadway theatre for the
accommodation Of the public, few words may be here
appropriately said Christmas night fully put the a
pacy Of this popular house to the test On that
sion the admissions numbered 2O52 and the receipts
amounted to 81 $50 60 The pieces were Sam and Nose,
Mr. Chanfrau, who Is native artist, playing in both,
with which bis name is now so popularity connected
The numbers present in the theatre ON Christmas
night were the largest ever collected within its
walls. At the prices Of admission charged to see
the Keans during their first engagement the receipts
would have exceeded $780, and in their last engage
ment Of twentyfour nights when the rates the
same as at Walacks the receipts would have reached
81, Sa2 70. These figures show why Mr.. Wood, the
manager has been pecunarly successful. Mr. Chan
fraus engagement is last till the end OF
next week. Those who desire to see capital comic act
ing should go see him at once
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-THE FRENCH COMPANY.
This evening the new French company will play for
the first time in this city Among those who will make
their dsbdts on this occasion we note the names OF
Mesdames Pauline Potel and Amee Hinry, and Messrs
Armand Gently and Edmond Llvry from the principal
Partisan theatre, or former favorites Madame Larmet
and Messrs Chol Rousseau and Delignes will reappear
Scribes BaaiAe dc Danes (The ladies' Battle and the
File dc Dominique vaudeville, will be given. As tho
company will play but twice before the new theatre is
nnshed we expect the Academy TO present tonight
grand array Of beautiful ladies and brilliant toilets.
SAM LONGS BENEFIT AT THE NATIONAL CIRCUS.
Sam Long, that extraordinarily funny fellow the clown
at the new National Circus in the Bowcry is to have
benefit this evening The whole company of the house
viii come out in support of SAM assisted by host Of
volunteers, among whom Mrs Nat Austin, the
beautiful vocalist; Mile. Marietta Zanfrctta, James
Madigan and others. Sam Long himself will introduce
FIRST time his laughabe act entitled The Cat Piano-an
octave Of cats drumming from the little kitten to the
large Thomas" who will discourse most eoquentr music
Five other clowns will be present all with songs
and funny sayings, as they are determined that Sam
and his cats shall have crowded house and bumper
OF mlk-during the HOLIDAYS
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K seems that Ex-Governor Harris made an alb.
surd bluuder In supposing that he had had an in
terview with the Emperor and Empress u Mexico
1T the imperial palace-"the far famed halls of the
Nontezumas"-ss asserted in his recent letter.
The man he saw at the palace, according 70 his
own statement, was obliged to employ lady as
m interpreter; but the following note from vii.
liam A. Buffdn Esq, formerly Consul Of the United
States at Trieste, who knew the Emperor abroad,
establishes the fact that Macmillan speaks Eng
fish, Is he does the other modern languages, per-
fectly WELL and could net, therefore, have required
an interpreter
.>vNs TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The letter OF Isham @. Harris, Ex-Governor OF Ten
nessco, giving an account q his interview with the
Emperor and Empress Of Mexico. which has At,
Mr.. Harris must have been ridiculously imposed
upon. Harris states that lie succeeded In escap.
Cog the vigilance Of the cdcras and after long ana
1oilsome Journey in company with his confedcyaies
reached the city Of Mexico where he very cordially
received BY the Emperor MACMILLAN and the Empress
Charlotte and that al this audience tho Empress whom
ne acknowledges TO be clever woman, acted in.
serpreter Respecting this statement u Is only neces
sary 10 remark that the Emperor speaks English about
ms nuently anybody and certainly as well as Harris
and he could, therefore, have possible for the
services Of interpreter unless Harris on that occasion
Running away from the federal troops has been too
much for worthy Ex-Governor journey OF hfteen
hundred miles horseback, under the circumstances,
would have upset stronger man. He was fatgued, nc
doubt and excited his arrival at the palace and pro-
badly mistook Of their attendants for the imperial
family. Our runaway Tennesseean rs like Othello, Of
a simple, loving nature, and thinks men Emperor'
that but seem 10 be 80; and he has" not wisely
out too welI-permitted himself u be slightly imposed
on by some spanish Jupiter Jeemes and his pretty wife
who "speak English lcete" II IS really TO be hoped
for his own sake, that his magnificent coffee and ba
mana plantation OF six hundred and forty acres near Po
pocaepeu, not also udcrous mistake, derived solely
from this supposititious Emperor. w. A. b.
The truth is, these exrebels have got so in the
habit Of laundering in their ideas Of government
that they are not safe in trusting themselves q
tbcr own notions anywhere. We would strongly
advise others, who think Of going TO Mexico, 4
call at Brady's gallery and procure an imperia
photograph Of his Majesty, in order that they may
With certainty, distinguish Ai@ lrgga w. butler,
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Artistic Intelligence.

pubic competition has been opehed at Rouen,
Franco Cor The desgn Of monument, 70 the memory Of
Court The historical painter, lately deceased The sue
ccssu CANDIDATE TO have the RICH, Of executing the
work, which must not exceed 5,o00f. In value.
NJ Gerons, the French painter. has been elected q
member q the Academy OF Fine Ars PARIS by nineteen
wis ssaasl t9preca As - l9gy sss ysay a agc,
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They are twenty-five by twenty-five feet eaoh with
cellars basement, and three Stories heated by hot air
and furnished throughout with all usual modern APP
plances for superior class Of dwelling houses John
Correa Is the architect. The outside trimmings
be tastefu-there will be marble vestibues, and the
halls also will be marbled They will cost fifteen to
twenty thousand dollars each and will form very fine
looking block. The work will be completed about the
LIST Of April 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

Clear. smooth, White Skin.-Hunt's
White Wax Antilles has equal for identifying vhenng
preserving the complexion us Broadway 81 Park
and druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

French Twists Coils, 81 20 $40; Sglen-
did Switches ~ 10 $50 GreciAn Curs - 80 10 SO at
PECRHAMS Hair Bazaar l3l Grand street Bowerys
up stairs Ladies' hair dressed on New Years Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

Beautiful Holiday GiN.-A Grover q
Baker Family Sewing Machine viii prove mcsl sppropr
ate holiday II will tighten domestic tabor
health and happiness and bc OF perpetual pleasure
and prolt Sxlesrooms toS broadway
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A.-Beautify the Complexion. Use
equal. sold by druggists everywhere. Depo, u ruites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

silent Sewing Machine, Making the
ceisbraed WILCOX Cibbs Stitch" strong elastic 40
durable. WILCOX GIBBS, IB Broadway.
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Holiday Presents OF Affection and Char
ity WHEELER WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing Ma
chimes and button Hole Machines 625 Broadway.
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AZ 10. Mendes', No. CAB Broadway.-
Chocolate holidays MENDES' annual holiday csht
bon opened Saturday Dec l6 1856 containing an Gle
CANT OF French fancy Boxes ans
Chocolate Bonbons
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All Legal Lottery ssyssss Cashed. Draw
n.y. Y CLAYTON. 10 wall street
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All Prizes Csshcd I'm Legal Lotteries.-
Circulars aud rawlings sent
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ChevaIier's Life for the Hair Nessor,s
gray original color stops It's faI II out heso. d,
heat clean stands above comparison 9TH any oib,r hsir
dressing sold the drug stores kud q nv once ~
Broadway SARAH A. CtfEvALfRR M ID
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AZ Gimbrede's, 5ss Broadway, CSC
Pearl Fans for go Fancy ooes. r.sAied at Wholesale
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BOYS CLOTHING,
Enough to supply the whole city for sale cheap
". BR0KAW,
Q. Lafayette place 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper
Union
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Howe sewing Machine Company
RLIAs HOWE, Jr, President, No. so Broadway Agents
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Affairs at the National CaPitai-The Fe-
nian Excitement-The Scare fn Cana
da-Our English Claims-The Lstest
News from Mexico, Central Anne rics, sAe
West Indies, &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Java, Captain Cook, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close At fifteen past
ten O'Clock this morning
The New YORK STANDARDIZATION for Europe-wili 10
published at half.past une O'Clock in the morning.
II will contain -neresting intelligence from the Ma
tional Capital with report OF the proceedings OF Goa
gress; FUN account of the Fenan difficulty the United
States, with statements both sides OF the question:
Report of the late Fenan Scare On the Canadian border
The petition Of Citizens Of Boston asking Congress TO dc
mand Redress from England for the destroyed BY
the Anglo Rebel Pirates Late and important News from
Mexico Central America The West Ipdies and accounts
of all important events Of the week.
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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Crista doro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and WIZ az not wholesale and retail No. Astor House
The dye sppied by skilfui artists
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Hiirs Hair Dye, 30 Cents-Biack or
Best cheapest, reliable No ~ John street Sold
by all druggists
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Chiekering q sons
GRAND, sQUARE AND UPRIGHT rIAN0s.
Established In 1879.
Fiy.nve medals, In gold silver and bronze have been
awarded for these Pianos rs FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL
COMPETITION. warsrooms 6S2 Broadway New fort-
Every Piano fully warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27

A.-HOlSday Prcsents.-POllak d SON.
Mecrschsum Manufacturers, 692 Broadway. FouHA
Pipes and Cigar Holders wholesale RETAIL
TO order. mounted with silver, repaired
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Cheapest Bookstore In che worid.-
1851 ty2 juveniles Family Bibiss Photograph Albums
LRGGAf BROTHERS, us Nassau stree,
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A.-The Poet spoke or tho dying or
rose pain, which must BE- sort Of edstaic
agony and carrying extreme. No such
fatal Il produced by the EGYPTIAN LOTUS
which the contrary yields pleasure and adds 70 ths
o life.
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II you want Good Hcs. OF Hair usc
wEBsTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR INiGOkAroR DE
MAS BARNES A CO. New York, Gcr'rd Agents
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Nc~v Things on rce.--rhe skn,ing Caps.
shs,ns Goves I'D fpt Vowierlsrs NShNtc1 oV oso"R
VA,
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Edwarsis' White Sugar Cured
WASHINGTON HAMS
ready for sale Name branded In fun Also ell
.'''' " GEORGE W. EDWARDS
III aud no Chrystie street
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Holiday Prcsents.-Elcgant and spiep-
Gns Roots Shoes Gsters. sppcrs slippers. siiprr
ladies' gentlemen misses and children, at BROtk,
n y Boot and Shoe Emporium No. 80 Brcniway
r.. A. BROOKS, Arnt
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rr,h. Baby 4. eating Teeth. u.e Tn

d a and well tried remedy, MRS. WINsLow's s,oIHIs0
SYRUP which greatly facilitates the an ~ sure 7"
regulate the bowels II relieves the child froq rain cor
aciaty and wind collie and. by giving III miami gnet,
natural sleep. gives 10 the mother fce3 ~ Dey
street. New York, and 10 High Holborn, Lndon, England
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BOOn.-Ward's Ladies' Paper Collars
AND CUFFS ALSO GENTS. Wholesale and retail.
One adys Collar sent free 70 the trade with list Of pce
and drawings Of different styles
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Datchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye. Also Regeneraunf Extract 81 Mflenura Pro
81 Barclay street. New YORK
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opened In connection WITH hie ~ town esla No
g3 broadway, store. No =, ri e cf W. 1905
from the Of Brpadwav where ms nptsty uats 10Y
gentlemen are obtainabe ae Knox prices rus con
yenieucs that the public wilAppfeel~1e
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teeth BE careful Next to your eyes teeth
the most precious Of facial Use the fragrant
SOZODONT will nj decay and prevent what
but specks from being ilces In brief
Will ard beauty your teeth And liz the only thing
that them Reflect this.
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BooSs snd shoes ut Reduced Prices. az
JONES 4 KENwABD. Old stand. 10 and " Ann street
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Marriage and ceiibacy-An Essay &C
warning ana nsretlo, young men ins, published ny
br assorsos xeaie1 letter envelopes
free of abarsc Addsss DR. J. skfnn Houghton Howard
Association sPhiladaphs, Pa
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ltN Is hANG& %
les. sec. Amt Dcs sec. Amt
neq neq 50 . VII neq neg 9 5 81
81 svq 5 Is . neq nwq 10 10 IA
nh seq 8 10 62 swq swu Is III 90
81 seq is 81 neg nwq n IL 80
ell neg neg 8 81
i,NN Is -hANGE "a.
Dcs. sec. Amt Des. Sec. Amt
10 nc. in y nh Of lot Is
pit of lot | 5 Sll 80 OF Ell 6 $40 So
lot subiiv
Of sh 6 10 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the village Of Two
Rivers remaining unre leemed in-the office Of
the treasurer of said village for the taxes due
and unpaid thereon, for the year one thousand
eight bundled and sixty-thrce. us63), for
which said taxes, the lid tracts Of land and
village lots, were sold on the 18th day Of De-
cember, A.. D. 1868. Now theref re unless the
amount Of taxes. interest, fees, aid charges,
set opposite the several tracts Of land and viii
lage lots. as herein described including ten
cents advertising fees for each and every such
description be paid on or before the st day o.
January a. 1866, according to the time,
when said tracts of lands and village lots were
sold, as above stated the same will be convey
ed to the purchaser or his ASS gnees, in pur-
suance VI the statutes for such case made and
provided.
JOHN FRANZ.
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JOHN G. ROBINSON.
VETERINARY EON.
And Cattle Doctor

Member Of the College of Veterinary Surgeons,
Dublin, Ireland Is perfectly acquainted with
every complaint which Horses and Cattle are
subject to, and has had over 40 years. practice
Resides one mile from Manitowoc, on the NJ &
NJ Plank Road.
RErEREkCEs-Dr. EAsToS, IRA P. SMITH.
Sheriff, Capt. HUGHHs. 0. ToRRIsoy, J. Caow-
LEY, editor of the Pilot, Fl. MosRIfoy, ?. J
PIEFcg Branch Mills
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TAX NOTICE.
Office Of the Clerk ofthe County

Manitowoc. September Il, 1865.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the County Of Mani
towoc and State Of Wisconsin, remaining I'M
redeemed in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Board of Supervisors of the County of
lfanitoroc ana State of Wisconsin. for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1859. for which said taxes the said tracts Of
land ana town lots were sold on the 10Th day
of May, J. d. 1868. Now therefore. unless
the amount Of taxes, interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts of land and
town lots, as herein described be paid on or
before the 18th day Of May. 1866. the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser his assignees
in pursuance of the Statutes in such case made
and provided.
WILLIAM BACH
Clerk Co. Board OF Supervisors,
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CaVtiUH.. CaUtiOEl!

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS
TO CURE Suppression of tie MrhseS iIom
whatever CAUSE though care should be taken to
ascertain if pregnancy be the cause, as Theses
DROPS would be to produce miscarriage,
il taken viii S. III that situation, and ALI csJ,
iorcd agaiI ST usius them, as wish it dstinetiy
undei stood that | do not hold myself fe:pon5i-
Ole when used under such cream stanceS
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Tax List.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, |
COUNTY OF MANITowoC.
VILLAGA TRRAsCIgRs OFrIcx
Two Rivers Nov. |. 1876,

Two Rivers Nov. l, 1865. (
Notice is hereby given that on and after the
1st day of December next, | shall sell, at my
office, all the hereinafter mentioned lots or
pieces and parcels Of land upon which the
taxes for the year 1853 have not been paid for
the purpose Of paying the taxes assessed on
such lots pieces or parcels Of land, together
with al charges and costs due thereon. ii ac-
cordance with the charter OF the lluge of
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Shoemaker Wanted

A GOOD Boot and Shoe Maker can find per-
n maneu. employment and good wages by
applying 10 HENRY WALSH.
Tro Rirers, Fer.2s, 1895.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They ar pecl'rary adapted, as they bring lie
monthly period with such perfect i" uiarity.
] cou i furnish any amount OF testtnon als
Of its efficacy from my own patiauts, int the
practice ,i bringing ben hit and fctii&ls ones
0eicr he pubic Is so prevalent, d. not ieem
it advisable.
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shoaId ne Abated,

We notice that our business men are in
the,habit Of going to the Cadiz post '"fice,
when the mails arrive, which is very annoy
ing to the children, who make the post Office
at that time their headquarters P0stmas-
ter Harrison should see if the evil can't bc
remedied. Its a shame for the rights OF
"foung America" to be thus trampled up
on. The scores of children who fill up the
post office when the mails arrive should be
permitted 10 transact their business before
grown persnns are admitted. And then its
20 pleasant for the postmaster to be interro-
gated by every member Of a family as TO
whether there is anything for us!" We
advise parents to give oil their children in
structions to run TO the post office as soon as
the mails arrive--it looks so well!
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CkNEIglATEs.

The Cadiz RepuLtiern, of last week, con.
tans the loiIINin; list of cln Ii l.tes for of
fee in this county, before the Republican
County Convention on next Monday juno
l2:
Representatives,. Samuel NJ Bnggs. of
Short creek, Jackson Croskey. of German
Ingram Cla.k ol Greene, Samuel Knox. of
FreepOrt, CIVILIANS; JAS. j. Hanna, o..
Short Greek, A. J. Sampson, OF stock,
SOLDIERS.
.SheriB-Obediah Slrnlmons, of Cadiz,
J: V. Smiley, of Cadiz, CIVILIANS. Ezra
Mcdonnell of Cadiz, John W. Simmons,
Of Cadl2, Hugh o. Russell, Of Moorheid,
John h. McPeek, OF Rum!ey, SOLDIERS.
Teosnnr. -tienrge a. IIaVertield. Of
Cadiz, Wesley 5. Poulson, of Cadiz. Elias
Foust, Of Franklin, Smith Hedges, OF Cadiz
SOLDIERS.
Pro5ecNtting AHorny-W. P. HAYS, of
Cadz, CIVILIAN; David Cunningham, Of
Cadiz, SOLDIER
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lIle Markets.

In the Allegheny Cattle Market the price
Of Cattle ranged from SC to $S,4O. Hogs,
no sales but for home market. Supply Of
Sheep not large bnt in excess Of deniand;
prices of sheared 5Ga53c; wooled 7G7lc.
In the New York Cutie N ,rket the first
quality Of Beef Cattle sold at $lS>9sl9;
conmon SIS; inferior $l3. Sheep-extras
per heal ss9s3; ordinary s6,590S7,50;
common $3.50; inferior $4. Swine-~corn
fed S<@9; Stiliofed 9QJll.
IN Philadelphia Cattle Market Beef Cat.
tie ranged from Is to Ia for extra: l2(9l4
for common. 200 head sold to 60 to New
York at s9l0 Hogs from $40 to $tS the
100 bs net. Shsep-7,000 head sold at
trom 6963c 2 IL, gross, for clipped.