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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-13

THE BOYS IN BLUE of Harrisburg have
issued an invitation to their brethren through
out the State to assemble and celebrate the
Inauguration of Maior-General Geary, Gov.
ernor elect Of the State,
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FUZ-BUZ.

The wonderful stories of FUZ-BUZ, the FLY, and
NO TIER GRABEM, the SPIDER. An original Fairy
story handsomely illustrated. Small quartz Q.
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HIERERpS HYMNS,

BY Bishop Beber nGndsomely illustrated, with
ninety four engravngs designed by the first artists
the day, and engraved by Jsnes D. Cooper Printed on
superior tinted paper quarto, handsomely bound In
cloth extra; Gilt edges SO; Turkey, richly gilt
gilt edges $40
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TWO GREAT HOLIDAY BOOKS
FOR BOYS.

THE YOUNG wRECKER OF FLORIDA REEF;
Or, The Trials and Adventures of Fred Ransom ulua-
tTatd by L. & W. L. Sheppard. l6mo. sl50
This Is rare book OF adventure OF boz In hereto
lore unk nown iregion, and gives a true faithful
account of boy who taken of TO sea-his expe-
rience vith the wreckers the Florida cOast-his
trials with TIE monsters of the deep-h fishing, hust
ng and turtDg poits-hIs thrilling adventures with
the Indians and wild beasts on the Florida Reefs and
bis safe and happy return to his father.
THE YOUNG MARO0NERS ON THE FLORIDA
COAST. BY Rev. 7. r. Goulding. A new ana revised
edition. with additional matter. With IL Illustrations
l6mo sl'50
have read the Y oung Marooners with exceeding
ineres and think it the most books
ior the Young have NV group of children
whom read It, with universal acclaim pronounced
it to be equal TO Robinson Crusoe" A chld's verdict
cannot give higher praise Rev John G. Abbott
Also, MELODIES FOR CHILDHooD. Book o
Poetry for the Young with highly coored illus
Antique clio b. gilt top end side e.............s2 %
The same, with plain illustrations. ...........,.. l@
Published by
JAMES s. CLAYTON,
.... (Successor 10 William s. d Alfred NartienJ
l2l ls4p NO. 1914 CaEsNUT Street.
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FLOWER FOR THE ALTAR,

Illustrative OF he DIV Days, etched and painted
by Martha w. Reynolds, with appropriate verses.
Ouarto cloth gilt, edges, 81 50.
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TTNO RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES,
i nrst second, aud third hOOrs at No. AL WALNUT
street Apply on the emses' RbSr
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rr All Going Home. &

'- BUFFALO, June 10.
The Fenians are gradually leaving town,
and we are assured that by Tuesday but
few win be left In the city.
The force under General Spear have with
drawn from Canada to Sc. Albans, sur
rendering themselves aud arms 10 the
United States authorities, aud received
transportation to their homes. A large
waiting and watching at Buffalo, have also
departed homeward, VI AtAltt tiAf.
Dispatches from Ottowa, the Canadian
seat of Government. state that q Court
martial will be organized forthwith for the
trial of the Fort Erie Fenians. Five en-
ployees of the Grand Trunk Railway have
been recognized among the prisoners, and
IL is thought they will be hung. y,gI
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Destructives Fires.

"A fire In Chicago, on Saturday, DESTROYED
the Pennsylvania Oil Company's store, Rus
sell q Bros Wholesale grocery. and Hall
Total less about S2O0.00O
a destructive fire broke out in Philadel.
phia Saturday morning. ON the corner o.
Iwenty-iifth and Callowhill streets. Dea-
ries' woolen mills, and james Monarch. jr.
Ing cotton and wooden, were DESTROYED
Loss, $500 900; partially insured In New
York and New England Companies.
A fire at Terre Haute, Indiana, Yesterday.
DESTROYED the freight house of the Evans
Vllie ana ,SrawfordsyilleA railroad, and the
.actory of Ross 81 Kennedys. Loss of the
latter $4,000; insured for S2l,5OO.
;. Saturday evening. the furniture estab-
lisbment of G. B. Nichols & Co. Broad
street Nashville, was burned, with some
a@dJomlnlng 10y m property, causing a loss Of about
oiUs 0Goooo The fFf1 fire originated from negro's
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/, s9lanstarB and cyumtnerfiaI.
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, June o.

= ~ANe"A'- CINCINNATI, June q.
FLoUR-The market Is dun and inactive.
although prices remain nominallv nm.
changed, at 80 2b@0 rs for superiine slO@
Sll forextra; sl1 50@12 80 for family, and
Sl3@l5 for fancy ..,,-' -'' 80
WHEAT-The market Is duh, but there IL
no change In prices, holders asking 81 90
@2 go for No. old red; 50 4O@2 as for
No. new red 80 30@2 35 for No. 2 do do. :.
and 81 l5@2 20 for extra spring.
CoRN-A steady market ut 6i@G2c. for
mixed shelled in elevator.
OATs-Sales yesterday evening Of 1000
bushels No. 2 In elevator, at d6c., and COO
do not Inspected, at soc.
RYE-The market is quiet and firm at
BARIEY-There Is but little doing--not
enough to establish quotations.
GRoOERIEs--The market rules steady. with
a fair demand at 2l@29%c. for prime 10
choice Rio Coffee; 12@151sc. for raw Su-
gari 7@l1S4c. for hard refined and 900a
Doc. for Porto Rico Molasses ON arrival.
WHIsKY-A continued firm market at
W ~ duty paid, and 25c. in bond, o,tm
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The Roosa Murder

The trial of Covert for the murder of AL
ice Belle Roosa was closed Saturday even
Ing, at Lebanon, the jury returning a YER
dict Of guilty of murder In the firstdegree,
after only a few minutes' consultatiorl. IL
isstated to be now the intention of the
Prosecuting Attorney TO try Harrison Nc.
Neal-7a brother-in-law Of Covert and a
leading witness for Che defense in the for
mer trial-as am accessory in the murder.
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From WASHINGTON.
Special to Cincinnati Commercial. r 81.
- WASHINGTON. june 10.
rngNEM PREepMfasla Annl l n nIIr

7- riESFw PREsDMi1's BuIEAu Bill, I
The Freedmens Bureau bill which re-
Gently passed the House, will be reported in
the Senate Tomorrow by Mr.. Wilson, OF
Massachusetts,, with several amendments.
the most important Of which Is that strik
ing out the section offered In the House by
Ihad, Stevens, 90 confirm the titles of the
Sea Island lands granted by General Sher-
man 70 the negroes. and substituting for IL
a provision which viii enable the owners
TO recover the lands, under certain condi-
tionsF Several thousand acres are reserved
ffom this provision, as they were forfeited
20 the UhHktt States fof nom pay fsserit OF
taxes. All these are TO be distributed
among the negroes In lots Of sixteen acres
The Secretary Of the Interior has affirmed
a decision OF the Commissioner OF Pensions
--refnslng pension TO o disabled soldier
who had been dishonorably discharged az
ter second enlistment although the In
jury which disabled him had been received
during his first term. .ls'7-1 -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
; Q Olsp9ciel % Uihbinpatl Csmmsrelall M
Hdbdrted fExecAtion OF Fehiahs by
the Britlsh--Rumored Violation
of our Territory in Pursuit of

tAO
Of our Territory in Pursuit of
Fugitfves.
ST.ALBANs, VT, June 10.
There Is considerable xcitement here this
evening over Che report brought by the last
arrivals from the border who corroborated
each other In n manner which appears like
truth In regard 20 the doings Ia Canada
since the army Of invasion retired. IL Is
stated that ten prisoners have been shot
down as they were taken, that eleven are
now In custody In the British camp, under
sentence TO be hung Tomorrow morning (;
that one man who was lying drunk few
rods on this side of the line, was seized by
British soldiers bucked aud gagged. taken
across the frontier, and hanged To a tree !;
inhd that other Fdhians were chased several
hundred yards into American territory be-
fore they were captured or the chase given
up. These stories are told by men claim
ing TO be eye witnesses, frs
General Meade is now vbusily engaged IN
investigating the rumors, and to-morrow
will establish their truth or fiisehood, and
determine the action, If any, TO be taken by
the United States authorities in the matter.
He states that, In all, he has had reports
of the seizure of some forty thousand stand
q arms, bound for the invading army.
This confirms what has already been said
OF the magnitude ofthe campaign Us plan
ned, and the probability that but for the
interference of the National Government
the Feniahs would actually have taken
Canada. N \ i4,EitU r1
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NEW YoRK, June 10.

Specials from st. Adams yesterday an
nounce the end of the Fenian invasion into
canada. The right wing of the Fenlan
army retreated from Pigeon Hill to that
place, and its members are preparing to 90
homie. The decentralization Of the whole
force Is complete, and both officers and men
refused further duty. Desertions occurred
BY the wholesale, and after a council of war
General Spear ordered retreat to st. AL
bans. Relnforcements of arms and muni-
tiOns failed to reach them =
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Fifteen Hundred Returned rFe-
s@ 9Hians at Boston.

BOSTON, june 10.
A special train from st. Albans arrived
late last night, and another this afternoon.
bringing altogether about fifteen hundred
fenians home from the Vermont border.
All who had crossed the Canadian line ex-
cept few stragglers are included In these
the United States Government. The Fe-
nian war is ended in that direction for the
present. ll 2TIIIl'T -
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NOTICE.

Susan Layton, tlaintinyss Arthur Layton he.
fenhaht Montgomery Common Pleas
rINBR defendant will take notice that susan Law
- ton has bled petition for Divorce against
him IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of said county
and that anappltcation will be made AZ the June
serm q saia ooart for decree upon the grounds
W u BKLvILLE, Atty for Pi'd' ms[Ss
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eCh6Iera..
New YORK. ,J,Ipe,lO Ni,dn,o

lt -vlIqNEw YORK june 10, Midnight
Three new cases of cholera are reported
on board the hospital ship, and two in the
city, since Saturday, one. that Of Mrs. Bell
on twentieth street resulting fatally. The
proper treatment. n EE EN'f'f = : Y
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The Davis Trial.

There has been no decision relative to the
Dalling OF Jeif. Davis. His counsel, how
Ever; nave furnished the names Of five
Dondsmen. at fifty thousand dollars each.
Three of whom are prominent Republicans.
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SIMON PURE PRovERDs,--A stitch in time
savesa Quarter Of a dollar. Don't ask q
man to,trust you when you know he won't
do It,. Keep dollarihy your pocket II you
can't five. Save your money, and 90 to
Goodman d,buy your, boots and shoes.
Continued at our leisure. 48ii,d atl t9tI
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AUCTION AT 130 JEFRERsoN STREEr.--
Tuesday afternoon, Christopher & Spiel
man will sell the household furniture aud
goods, at 1870 Jefferson street, consisting of
Bedsteads, Bedding, Bureaus Tables
Chairs, Carpets, Eooking-glasses, cook and
air tight Stoves, Tinware, Sc., Sc. l'al g
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PREPARE FOR Hor WEATHER.-The heat
of summer is coming on, and every body
should go to Huber &, Sons No. 27s Third
street, and get one of those splendid AVN
ings, that they are selling so cheap.o aaia
juGd4aw2. .siliA s'.sN8od
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~ FEEIANs s.--Additiona (troops) mistake
we mean Fenian Suits arrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store, H.
'schwarz Proprietor, l1s Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-11

TURrLE SouP-1A fine Turtle Soup and
other extras will be served, at the Colonade
Restaurant, No 29s Second street. to-mor-
row morning, at ten o'clock. Call in.
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.lHiitjinsse q reaTNi15,


The following Illustrations of some reyi-
vals OF religion and of the piety Of some
people, as given several years ago, by COLI
ored preacher In Montgomery. Alabama
are forcible and instructive. Alas mustit
be SOP "Bymeby 'vivals gone, and dare doy
lie till nodder 'vival."
my hretFeEr saiay he. 'Vpd 9lesb Your
SoulS 1lgidn II like lie Alabama Riveri In
de spring come fresh, and bring In all de ole
logs, slabs and sticks, dat hab been lyin' on
de bank, and carry dem down in de current.
Bymeby de water godown-den a log cotch
here on dis island den slab gets cotched
on dc shore, and de sticks on de bushes
and dere dey lie, withrin' and dryin' till
come anoder fresh. Jus so dare come 'vival
of ligion-dis ole sinner brought In. dat ole
backslider brought back, am de ole folk
seen comm, and mighty good time. But
bredren, God bless your souls, bymeby wi
walls is gone; den dis ole sinner is stuck on
his own sin, den dat ole bnclSslider isc0teh-
ed where be was Afore, lon JUS suelfar rock
.-den one arter 'noder dat had got 'ligion
lies all along de shore, and dere dey lie till
'noder 'vival. Belubbed bredren, God bless
your souls, keep in de current"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-11

A CANlNE WONDER The Sandusky Req
fster tells Of amarvelcus feat performed by
rMajoEn adog belonging to a Mr.. Dollar.
When Mfr. d. Went billboard Of the boat at
Middle Bass, his dog was few mihutess too
late Making his appearance just as they
were hauling off, he gave a disappointed
look towards the boat hesitated a moment,
sent up a howl of distress, and then Jumped
into the water. Though they made their
usual time between Middle Bass ane Put
in-Ray' q distance Of three miles, the mas
Ter ,.tSt had I, hattlly stepped ashore, before
Major presented himself, frlsking his tail,
ana fun or life. 1t is also stated that the
dog had swan the same distance once be-
Ipfeti nna - l- --..-. 4 -nL 81 -.----.- -.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IL pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court of
ut public auction, on
Saturday. Jtae 30, 1866,
between the hours Of two and four O'Clock D. m .
upon The premises, six miles west of Germantown
on the county line road, the following described
real estate situate insad comfy of Montgomery.
to-wlts Beginnmg eleven poles and three Inks
from the section line east Of the southwest corner
ot we southwest quarter Of section No six town.
snip three, and of range four east; thence north
nve degrees twenty poles, to corner; thence
@ NORM elghty.nVe degrees east. sixteen poles TO
corner; thence south five degrees. east twenty
poles % corners and thence south eighty -nve
degrees, west sixteen poles TO the place az begin
nlnH containing two acres of land
ho,l anere y upon the premlses a good dwelling
RAJ variety OF bearing fruit trees etc.
II me premises nave been appraisedRt four hun
thirds Of that amount -'' W :.
Terms OF sAle-one- third cash; one third in one
year and one-third In two ears from day df sale
premises. JOsEPH Will S6N '"'
Administrator OF Henry Writer'S deceased
GEORGE W. MoYER, Attorney In05d5ySF
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GRAIN SAcKs.--C. p. Huber q Son, at
No. 27s Third street, are selling Grain
Sacks made Of the very best quality of
heacy cotton duck, at $40 per hundred. They
can supalyany quantity Of them at short
notee' .eaaIAad a1gjid ju8d4aw2 4
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a6. Bartlett Sewing Machine. $25,

$26. Bartlett Sewing Machine. $25.
ICEEsED under patents OF Howe, Wheeler a
~ Wilson. Grover 4 Baker, and singer Il Co.
and the only cheap machine In the United States
having the right 10 use tbs Wheeler 4 Wilson or
We want Agcnts y sell them wnl bay $50 sj
s1yo per month, or allow large Commissions viii
send Machines, TO be paid for whea sold For Cir.
culars, Terms, &c, enclose stamp and address
rAGE BHOTHEHS, General Agents.
AZ AZ either OF our Onces, PhiAdelphia Pa Toledo
, 'seEs with double or single thread ',-Seieast6o
AhaeryceH ai5d1mw2m
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DAYTON wooLEN FACTORY

nURING the past winter, has been re- lfttdd
II with entire new machinery, and is wen pre-
pared TO card and spin wool into yarn or mann.
iactufe wool into Jeans, satinets, Flannels Blan.
kets. etc, by the yard Or on shares Keeps a good
assortment OF goods to exchange for wool 'l'i :
railroad, with directions what they want Il made
INTO or exchanged for and It will be promptly at
tenued To- III satisfactlonis is not given the goods
can pe returned and will pay the market price
LOT the wool that was sent. WILLIAM FISH
ml2w3m No. 93 Fifth street. DAYTON. Ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-11

e8 Why should chicken Matched by
steam be closely watched? Because his
mother does not know he's out.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-11

B-"Johnny, my dear, run to the store
and get some sugar" said a mother to her
precocious son of eleven years. Excuse
me, ma. am somewhat indisposed this
merningy Send fdtheT 4ahd tell him TO
bring a.paper of tobacco along"
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j!I!1l gEyl yIZSI5

a French Preparation for the Hair.
AS a Dressing for the Hair it has no equal Re-
stores grey hair to its natural color and keeps the
sSaiP Ear psi. diean AL healthy Every bo1ewa9anted
reT SAFE ny Dayton Druggists. mg4d3m
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ARRIYE.

Posr OFFICE, DAYToS, ONO, April IS, 1865.
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
lose ut this office nc follows EerE
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Tar srAfhsEAfk -Erhe Premiums and
Regulations for the Seventeenth Annual
state FaiAttdshelstEa aere, es,anlencing on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h9se'bec5 n6bInhed,
'Ahd t6bitss nave beehi sent to Ir. Eels, Sec
eetAfy ofthe Montgomery Cdtihty kgficul-
rral Society, bf whosd, we presume, they
cpp be obtained,e IfulT .ffggs n Il
"a In this connection, we may state that the
work fpreparlng the grounds forth ex-
hibition which Is 10 come OF in September,
Us progressing rapidly and satisfactorily.
TbeywilI be put III Tie best possible shape,
aud for convenience and attfactiveness in
every way, viii fully meet the expectations
of all concerned. The Directors Of our
County Society, who have control and SUI
pcrvisiOn Of the work, are putting forth
their best efforts and energies to have every
thing in proper shape 'ahead Of Time" and
they will accomplish this purpose without
doubt. The enterprlseand efficiency of the
gentlemen who have the matter in charge
Is sufficient guarantee for this. % Do i.'g
The tSFruit Hall' Is already completed.
and its arrangement is perfect. The gFloral
HalP'does not need any change, and will
remain as 1t Is. The "Art Halr and the
"Power Hall' are both rapidly progressing,
and will soon be completed. The designs
for all otherTequisite buildings are finished,
and they will be constructed as rapidly .as
possible. The track for the exhibition of
fast horses-a full half mile in lengths
now completed, and Is THE best and most
perlectof its kind ever constructed II, Che
West for similar purpose This is the
Judgment of all the experienced horsemen
who have examined it, a4lf sara Hu
Nothing will be omitted on the part of
those whoare entrUstedmwlth the prepara-
tion Of the grounds, to make the approaeh-
ing State Fair all that eau be expected or
desired. If the exhibition does not exceed,
in interest and display, every one that had
preceded 1t, the fault will not be chargeable
to those to whom the work of preparation
has been delegated.ueI Do to- 2Hsr i',.
% 3. Il
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-11

"a No use, in talking. You may go all
over Dayton AND youT find the cheapest,
.yesl a good deal the cheapest and incest
made7up Clothing in Dayton at II. Schwarz,
1ls Main street sigif Of the Golden Eagle
three doors south ofMarket ITouse, n p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-11

~ A young fellow the son ufal dalic-i
ing-master applying TO o friend as TO what
Trade or profession II would be best tor
MIN 20 pursue, was answercd;-- ilu 81 4
u think You can not do better than fol-
low the footsteps Of your father. IA
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THE Show CoMNas+Boys, before You go
into the show Saturday and spend all your
money before leaving the city, better buy
you'a,nice suit7of custom made Clothing
for small sum at the Eagle Clothing Store,
lis Main street. DON'T mistake the sign of
the Golden Eagle, three doors south of
Market House., ,la...,rr-n VI nln9 Iny
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Leaves every morning except Mondays a.
tExpress stops at Middletown and Hamilton only
tThose going East on the1 10 train must procure
lckets before p m. j. LII LONG, Agent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-29
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skim. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct Is 1y New York.
The LAMP OF LIFE.-The glow of health
and beauty is nowhere more perceptiblc
and beautifully attractive than in the
ruddy, healthful, glowing, beautiful COM
plexion of a healthy person. The com
plexion is radiant, and the lamp of life
burns brightly, so long as it is supplied
with pure blood. The Queens Delight and
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is a
cleaning and searching medicine
strength to the feeble, invigorating and
restoring the old; cleansing and purifying
the young. The Queens Delight and Sar-
saparilla is for sale by Fisher * Heinitsh
Pharmacists.