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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-25

SI0NIRICANr.-An evening I ~.
tration paper at Washington hana .mini.
ficant article on the Const;.s..s. lsni.
Amendment, citing seven ss onsscna
ih Is ya =. which have lately cone =.
seems to be q growing disnositt 49, Iaen
part Of the people Of the South t. ~ tas
the Constitutional Amendment eep
thus do away with the pretext :. ed
to t.. t q Rae, Radicals for hostile legislssiss !.
ed sI int raem iii the ground Of %
BY saying: within q brief t,r tiny.
Richmond, and in fact nearly an y
Southern journals, have exhihitad - Ms
perceptible change of tone. Pmm,vvei
southerners who have arrived h e,s 9
e sn.S !. confirm ,ndna the opinion thst Il.
ment as the best course which thn a aaF
cessof the Republicans In the recent INF ~. NC
ton has left open to them.v 'e'ee'
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WILTON SEMINARY.

The Winter Term of the Wilton Seminary
ut Wilton Junction, Iowa, opens Dec. 4th,. 1896
and closes March 18th, 1851. ~ = -
Tuition ior Primary Branches, $3.50 (six fifty. }
Tuition for Higher Branches, IS cents for each
additional branch Incidental fee 50 cents per
student Music, drawing and painting will be
An efficient Board Of Observation-Disclosures
Preceptress and Assistants, will be employ ed
The Seminary opens with Watering pros.
poets. A good substantial building, 72 feet long
by ~ wide, two stories high, and good board
ing house In contemplation. 1t is the peoples
Institution, and we expect the people to lfber-
ally support 1t. Il. -. Z. BAKER.
Wilton, iowa, Oct. II, Is: Avs sapsrriHlted't.
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Rriginal Notice.

Francis Jackson, plaintiff, VS.. John W. Jach.
son, defendant.
THO JOHN w. JACKSON, Defendant-si,
j You are hereby notified that there Is n" ,,
on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the Distr;s,
Court OF the State Of Iowa, in Cedar county =
petition Of Francis Jackson, plaintiff. claimins
OF you divorce from the bonds Of matrimonv
heretofore existing between you and the saii
plaintiff, for the cause that you had n iawfni
wife living Mt the time of your marriage with
plaintif. And that unless you appear and
make defense thereto before noon OF the sec.
ond day Of the next term of said Court. to In
begun and holden on Monday the ID dsy NJ
December, A. D. 1860, a default will be entered
against you and Judgment and decree will Be
rendered thereon divorcing said plaintiff from
you, as prayed in her petition.
43 s. A. BISSELI., Atty for Plaintiff.
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DOty's Clothes Washer

DorY's WASHING MACHINE ha: =: again !, been =
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM At THE 0hkAT
These AZ go cheapest and best machines for wash
ing and vriasins clothes The WASHER, using hoilin.
takes out all the dirt no sore hands, no fated air;
iajuvy to the clothes. E#.
Scion Robinson says: ~ assure you 'our machine
after ayears use, IL thought more Of than cver,
ssd would not be parted with under any considers
ton"
Mr. Orange Judd, Editor 81 Tho American Agrieul-
most kindly By the heip,' sad that she cannot per
suaae them to use any other while this 10 n hand
Prof loumans, D; p. says eOsr f.al'y = s, nos
last week In about four hours and that too, mole "
froc than . tssks" 1E{z
bishop Scott, Of the n. y. Church, Odessa, Del.
says: 81 took hold which, Of cosrse, should not
have done II We had machine), and In hours ws
put through eleven dozen pieces many o. .hisn were
machine much; could not 10 persuaded to DO without
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OFT.
The rich might do without these machines hut the
poor, who must value time, Jahor and the saving Of
clothes, have to look them as household nscsssi-
It's worth 81 per week in any family.-tNew York
Growing In favor the more It is used. We like it,
II really merits all the good that can be said Of t.
/ Rural New Yorker. Ef 3E8a #
Easily worked, and does its work weI.-[Ohio
After fair trial we give it the preference over all
others.-[Iowa Homestead.
Il T. the very hsst machine fnr washing clothes Ne
/ ever saw.-lNew Haven Journal and Courier.
illustrated circulars, giving wholesale and retail
On receipt n the price from places where no one is
either both free Of freight charges. Family siss
washer, IA; No. X wHnger, SO; No. . wringer,
R. G, BROWNING, General Agent,
| No. 80 Oour..Anlt 4, New York. fr
| n45y Opposite Merchants Hotel.)
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- Original Notice.
Addie Hethrington)

John Hcthrington.
To John NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are hereby mott.
fed that there is now on file In the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court, in and for the coun.
ty ofCedar, and state ofIowa, a petition Of Ad.
die Hethrington, asking said court to dissolve
by decree, the bonds of matrimony existing be.
tween her and You. on the ground that you
have been guilty Of such cruel and inhun,an
treatment RS to entlanger the life Of your wife,
the said Addfe Hethrngton. Now unless you
noon of the second day OF the next term of said
court. to be begun and held at Upton, In said
county, on the Sd day OF December, 1856 o de-
fault Will be entered against you, and decree
rendered thereon as prayed for in said clifton,
i3wl WOLF & LANDT, Atty's. for P'f
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Republican majority Is three thousand
greater than II vas In 1854 for Lincoln.
Thestate otlicial canvass in Vermont
the iats eiec1 tion was q, s22-being .
gin "a, 1osover the Republican major.
The full official vote in Ohio gives a
Republican majority of 42,6ee: II Inc 10
tai vote in the State foots up 469, 9OS.
George william Curtis, in his admir-
abe uhpef In The North Akse,Sfnn ne
vie,O, answers Mr. Sevard's questions as
to "how many stars co you want to see
on your flag ".As many fixed stars
as you like, but no more shooting stars
with any consent of olrs." 50.
Rev. Peter Cartwright writes that he
has spent 81 years rs ; regular itinerant
preacher, and daring that period receiv-
ed but two years salary. '.e- 3, .8ay
Rats are swarmi,g in northwestern
Ohio, destroyingcorn potatoes, Tomatoes
and even climbing fruit trees and de-
stroying the fruit. -'2 &a'"' %
/ The Catholic priest in Lee, Massachu-
sets, publicly reprinanded one Of his
flock In church one Sunday, for being
slack in paying his pew rent. The de-
linquent arose and 'spoke out in meet
ing' in reply, whGeupon the reverend
father laid aside his temper and dignity,
came down from the pulpit, and shook
the offending member by the collar till
he subsidized into a respectful silence.
| The RECONSTRUCTED" planters of Mas
issippi have hit or the following plan to
secure much needed laborers on their
plantations: The city police at Nash
willie arrested large number OF coiored
men for vagrsncN each of whom were
the next morninE duly fned by the Re:
corder. Then the planting gentlemen
stepptd forward, paid fines and costs, and
had the poor darkies at once sent under
guard to Mississippi to pick cotton, leav-
ing their wives and children to find out
their whereabouts as best they could!
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette gives the names of Messrs. Beach
and Cheathem, as two of the parties con-
cerned in the outrage.
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pie constitute the nation their voice IL
the Datpnel will, rand heterogeneous
BE Or uSreAanahls, their demAAdsmust
D. anst tred, svelif national ruin stalks
10 their freshest lbotprints. -Duvcnport
Democrat. - E& N
Mr.. T. F. Fox, residing near Cedar
Falls, shot himself on the 10th inst, by
carelessly dragging loaded gun behind
him and allowing the hammer to strike
on gate post. The charge entered his
throat andat last accountsdeath was con-
sidered ~ sure to result. I'll 5fy nj ono b.
"A rebel named Jim Tompxins, once
Sheriff Of Lucas county, but for several
years past protesting to be . citizen of
Louisiana or another State, returned to
Charlton few weeks ago and on election
day swore in his vote. He was arrested
on charge Of illegal voting, held to bail
and left for parts unknown. The Chari-
ton Patriot says that the bail bond ia also
missing and IL supposed to have been
stolen by the copperheads. ,Ya .a4on ,
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In Affecting such organization. Now
that Congress has pecegnised the negro
IS a citizen Of the United States, how
can it recognize that state eovsrnmsnt
as republican in fsrm which withholds
the ballot fron d lBrtiSa OF the citizens
of the United States. The safety of the
loyal whites Of the South requires the
assistance Of the negro. When consist
ency, wisdom and justice point to this
plan as the better one, why not adopt 1t?
Let there be no half work about tt
no property quail Acation-no education-
al qualification. II $3.50 ara to make a
man voter, Why should he not vote
once for every $3.50 he possesses liza
man could steal $3.50. and then get the
right 70 vote, would that not be eqiiiva-
lent to stealing the right to vote?
Again, IL q man Is to have q certain
amount Of school education before he IL
fit to be trusted with the elective fran
chise, where Is the infallible and incor-
ruptible means of determining when he
possssses tho requisite amount Of edu-
cation: 4il','" go hot#s faf'' ~ fr.l .'4
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NEW DRIED FRUIT.
APPLES,
WHORTLEBERRI
BLACKBERRIEs,
&C., at
NOTICE

To the Stockholders Of the Muscatlne, T1plon
and Anamosa Railroad Company:
Whereas, by the articles OF incorporation Q,
the Muscntine, Upton and Anamosa kailroaa
Company, the second Wednesday OF Novembef,
each year, is fixed for the annual meeIlng !"
stockholders to elect Directors Of said Compa-
Now therefore, the Stockholders OF sn!d COM
pany are hereby notified To meet on Wednes-
day the 18th day Of November next, at p. IN.
OF said day. at the Office Of the Company. ~ ~
electina nine Directors for said Company, and
AZ, such other business as may properly come
before them.
Al such election each share Of stock shall DO
entitled to ono vote. Stockholders can vote IN
person, or by any one authorized in writing to
cast their vote.
BY order of the President.
J. w. BULL, Scc'y.
Dated Mt linton. Oct 18th lA0f.
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DeA- A well informed writer of MINI
llesota, speaking of the prospect of q
rs remarkable for high prices as 1861
was for low prices"
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dissolution Of Fartmership

yyyIIE, Partnership heretofore existing between
James H. Rothrock and William p. Wolf.
in the practice of law. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said
firm will please make immediate payment.
JAS. II. ROTHROCk,
Oct 10th 1866 WIN. p. WOLF.
TIME undersigned having formed partner
shin for the practice OF law, will occupy the
Office formerly occupied by Kothrock Wo!L
WM. r. WOLF,
rs s. " IANDT.
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VIM. III. SIMPSON & CO.,
rr Manufacturers Of
Marble Monuments,
T~nb and Head Stones,
MUyCA TINE.

seH ~. MUSCATZNE. lOU O..
Keep an hand a large stock OF marni.. Tab-
which ne viii manufacture MOnuine.ss"f oar
lets and Headstones to suit the w am All
customers, and az cheap az tne M set up In
any part Of the county. Especiai NV
pafd to getting up new designs. - 3ergel.
w. II. Simpson, w. w. Wepstca'
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j. e. Boynton sta3 g "a
DAYS THE HIGHEST, MA RKET PRICE,.
J. IN CASH. for Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard, &c.
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FTNHOSE wanting Butter Firkins to I'LL will
do we'll to calf Mt J. r.. BOYNTON'B and get
Of those nice Ftrkins, terlns Of filling. &c. nd
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ruptible means of determining when he
possesses tho requisite amount of edu-
cation: ; &bo''1' .e@ Aoast Fhal ~ T.7i .'z
The Last Resort. 'L''.a y.
The legislature Of Maryland passed q
law disfranclising rebels; and for the
purpose Of enforcing that law they pro-
vided that the names Of voters should be
registered prior to the day of election
To effect such registration police COM
missioners were appointed who could be-
removed by the legislature or the Gov
enor Tor misconduct The loyal commits
sionsss Of Baltinaors were proceeding
with the registration and rejecting from
the list the DISTINGUISHED rebels. Where
upon, the latter claiming the right Of be-
Ing registered, and having no more use
for courts, on constitutional questions,
than johnson has, concluded to decide
for themselves that the law disfranchis-
ing them was not constitutional. They
insisted upon the removal Of the COM
missioners, and the Governor acceded to
their demands. But the comm issioners
claimed, that the Governor could not re-
move them without first instituting legal
investigation, and refused to he removed
without such Investigation. The rebels
and their friends organized and threaten
ed to attack the headquarters Of the COM
missioners and remove them by force
The "Boys in Blue" organized to pro-
tect the commissioners. Great excite
ment prevailed in Maryland and the ad-
joining portions of Pennsylvania. At
this juncture the Governor went to
Washington to consult with His "Acci-
dency." He returned showing the
white feather and offering to comprom.
Use on such terms as Would still secure
the registration of the rebels. The last
news from Baltimore is a. follows:
There are ru,nors current tonight, 22d
inst, that the PIuguglfes Of Old Town
are organizing for an attack Oh the Rad
zeal headquarters in West Baltimore
street. iz+ CIV
The radicals have made every prcpara-
ton for vigorous defence. They have
stored an armory with revolvers and
IiucS. III tHc -DulluInX Is very Strong
body ofpolice, and over 500 armed "Boys
in Rloon rcu,oin within o0r etot,
4 street fight occurred in West Balti-
more on account of the Governors inten-
ton to go on with the case. One man
who cheered for Johnson was knocked
down. Five Others Joined in the melee,
and some ofthem were severely handled.
The timely arrest of all the parties pre-
vented the fracas spreading into riot
in some of the wards.
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REMIN TON

Dated at Upton, Oct. 18th. 1903
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WHAT THE PRESS SAY or IT,

No. 80 CourtlAndt 4, New York. ~
Missy Opposite Merchants Hotel.)
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A detachment Of the Engineer Corps
are engaged in surveying the grounds
on Fourteenth street, Washington, up
on which it Is contemplated to erect the
new Presidential mansion. This loca-
ton is said to be favored by President
johnson. The plan, rs at present pro-
jected, includs the laying out of park
Of several hundred acres. .a.
Gen. Sweeney is now at his home in
Waterford, New York, with his family.
it understood that he resigned the posi-
ton of War and declined an offer Of
command in chief of the army of Ire
land, being therefore no longer connect
ed with that organization. He does not
wish to take any part at present in the
proceedings of the Brotherhood.
Advices from New Orleans state that
in accordance with favorable opinion
ton, Governor Wells il about to remove
from Office those county Sheriffs in that
State who refused to obey his order for
the election of delegates to fill vacancies
in the late State Convention which was
mObbed by the rebels Of that city. The
rebel secret organizations threaten to re-
sist the Governor and sustain the Sher-
lifts. General Sheridan, it is alleged, has
concentrated his troops 80 as to support
the Governor. t.tEt sHst
Official returns from all the counties
in Pennsylvania except Butler, Pike
and Wayne give General Geary, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, II, 200 ma
iority Ooutsidc of Philadelphia city, the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22

alleed Success in the treatment OF all those diseases
generally Enownas
r,is ,nnossIhIs bsra IN mention aII the diseases
~ nere nnn,s Darhans will moi be
out Of place. The most formidable, the most de.
Itructve 70 manklnd vi,a Ins Smsrs R
the seat OF tne 9iseaSs' tne Snoe & f an m
symptoms, 10 that those AFFLICTED may be able 70
oI @ HIIn as IN ,ims tSs,aby saving themsaiyes
seeL ,I " ,as,,nn y, srvous DebtS Loss OF Mem.
Hoiu y o. Y. M AZ i,hs nnS Rscs pslnitstion n the
9Iy, IIy,. TnmhWnS Iii ~ the iJmhs UeadAche and an
hysrson 10 Genial Society, especially that OF Ne.
males
Client anI shond YOU be suffering from any OF them.
time @ w wit,outany interruption in your buslness-or
state your case by letter. AMI There vi" Oe ho oce"'
sion Tor your cahihR ~ 'no oh'e.
-... srlc'aro y. .Ho ,.'
M ~ @ c,cnisrs on that discase md inform
S"H,scIf ~ its terrible results The worst cases
y,un,s youlscu ~ /. ~ ,,w w dsys -
cured I'M ie" uayS'
.... Venerenl Diseases,
In all ther various ni.,six eIaaicnied from The
system Your constitution being restored to perfect
health there will be no danger OF handing down 70
your children that terrible disease known as Scroll
syphiliiic Disense,
As Il presents Itself this coasts Ofa more formid'
able character than that secn In the Atlantic States
or Europe arising from the fact OF It's being COM
pound OF Spanish ChInese and Sandwich Island ns
ease. Those Of You VINO nave Vlsteu te nmY ,.c,
countries. no doubt have seen the urcalui ehrcIs
OF IL on both the native and foreign population IL
requires altogether different modes OF treatment
Tho Old Formulas
n, pt,o. I.,on md Roxt uIck are Of little account,
except 70 dy up ne c on onsr .s oT Inter- iii
show ELIAS as Zee mSve learned by sxSerence
anu thIhA .t.sn ,IIsn,yn. ,h,n any other
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22
OpiuIon. or the Press.

"DR DOHERTY Ia skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statemenishe makes
TO bis patients he is sure 10 fulhll. That iact u
one great cause Of bis eminent success. In his pro
fesxlon. II IL fortunate that among the many "a
vertislng physicians there In one who can De dr'
pended on."-Reyiew.
'DR. DOHERTY'S reputation ~ physiclan
Ia A sufficient guarantee for the cure OF any case
he undertakea"-Chr0picl-. ,,,
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
partIcularly to chronic. specific and secret PLae,
lice. and A. such Is now the most successful % OF
snv nhysieian In San Franelsco "-Frre Press.
Z m 'DOUERTYS reputation issecond 70 no
other pbyrcian on the coast In chronic and spe'
e'uv =. rpR DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
,rofs..op have succeedrd In gaining the conf.
S.Ocs m the public In their skill and judgment IN
bs has"-EnquIrer.
" "DR DOHERTY ranks as one Of our most
dI,tin gushed physicians. and also one Of the most
Sueeessful, which IL now the criterion by which
tbe medical practitioner b Judged"-Eeho.
"DR. DOHERTY enjoys n mora extensive
practice than any physician In this state."-EI.
press.
Addrvss. W. K DoHERTY, ID.
IAul Jm Kan FrAnciHcO. (,al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22

MY Female FitIb
Are the best ever used IN this climate for suppress
sion OF the monthly sickness. Every Lady should
have a box in case Of necessity. Price, S. Consul.
tston al the office or by letterfrce An letters re-;
turned or destroyed. Once Hours from 9 4. y. I'LL
SPIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Z MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
.n- PRIVATE .
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
NE. Cor. Jackson nnd Kenrny sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
IA. Great Eradieaior Of Special Compldints, for.
meriy Of Locks Hoipftal. London Eight
Yedrs In Sacramento, and the
last Three Years in San
FrdHeisco.
DIR. TOZ K r ~
Yeuereal or Chronic.

EXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
IL ing and during that time has met with unpar-
aleed In the treatment OF all those diseases
0on lir nd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22

4. another formidable enemy to health. Send for
ono or my circulars on that disease, and Inform
yourself Of IT'S terrible results. The worst cases
curci I'm A few DAYS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22
HyphilItic Disease,

II presents Itself on THIS c0astIs OF Orc IDImI
able character than that seen III the htantc STATES
or Elrope arising from the fact OF Its being COM
pound Of Spanish Chinese and Sandwich Island dis.
ease. Those Of you who have visited the two latter
countries, no doubt have seen the dreaiiu enrcts
of n an Loth the native and foreign population. 1t
re1uIres MI ogether different modes OF treatment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22

DAsSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at I p. ", will take the Cars nt
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ~, for the
Lake BlSler Route, will change to Stages ut
Shingle SPRING. For Donner Lake Route, ut
Colfax Station: arriving in Virginia by both
Lines, in 36 hours from San Francisco,
c.s.,z III. m nm nfnina hY naIliRhl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite w, r. & Go"
...aran GOLD HILL.

AIMING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Nl to the best advantage: .-..-, 49,,
Stock Quotations received BY telssrapn ION nh
San Francisco Immediately aier clos" OF owen
Board. .E ..Ia -
Creenbacks and Treasury Notes bougnt ana
and sold Al best possible rates, In any quantity.
Highest price paid for Gold Hill' Virginia ana
County Warrants ~
Real Estate Agent. Rents, etc. collected.
Auctiouecr for the sale Of Mining Stocks ,or
properly paid, and = correct record kept OF all
sales. ! rH'. .s.IE s.s. .-H'" .. ..
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RIFE u N Q y " ~,
GOLD HILL ]. w. Flood Il Co.; W. II. biau' I.t
yelt, AK't Bank Of CAL; p. D. Hesdly, Ast W.
F. & Co; John H. Mills, ESQ. ,,,g--a,. a.
vrRdiHfl-B. r. HsstlneS & Col Paxton q
ThornburH; J. II. Latham, Agt w., +. GOo'i
Geo. r. Jones. ESQ. 5I5ri 500 ocSu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
News from NeJy York.

New YORK, March 27.-The rase of the
Meteor, the alleged Chiliau privateer,
was up yesterday in the United States
district court The case comes in again
this morning.
An exhibition Of the game of billiards
took place last evening at the Cooper
Institute The players were Roberts,
the English champion, kavanaugh,
Deery, Cahill, Geary and Foster. There
were FIVE games played, in two of whlch
Roberts was victorious against kava.
naugh and Deery respectively. Cah'll
beat him in the French carom game
The presiding officers of the different
Trade Unions and Societies held meet.
ing yesterday afternoon in this city ior
the purpose of making arrangements for
holding grand National Convention OF
the Trade Societies of the United States.
Credentials were presented from the rep
resentatives of 5000 members of the
Trade Unions of the country at large.
Resolutions were offered and adopted
and committees appointed 10 make the
necessary preparations for the National
Convention.
The Herald Of this morning says the
Central Council Of the fenian Brother
hood, at the Union Square, continue their
mysterious session. None of the Lu7i.
ness uuder consideration has been made
public. The receipts in funds and arms
continue as usual Several meetings 70
organize new circles were held last night
with great success.