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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

The San Francisco Flag says, if the dcS-
perate alternative were presented, we doubt
not that the better sort of men i'm this nation
would vote to release JEFF Davis and hang
johnson. The former has exhibited the
coul &C, fortitude and intelligence which
may belong to treason; while the latter
stands in the attitude of an unmaskcd hyp-
Ocrite and miserable imposter. The one
represents the bold robber on the highway;
the other the sneak-thief in the dormitory
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

EPITAPH on SEwARD.-The following
couplet, origanlly having relation to the
Ursa Major of English literature, will, with
the alteration of one word, answer
very well for Sewards political tomb
stone:
s'Here lies good Master Duck,
Whom Andrew johnson trod on
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

A letter from st. Louis says that while
President johnson was in st. Louis, a
delegation OF the Sons OF Temperance call
ed on him to request him to sign n paper
recommending total abstinence, the pledge
being the same that has been signed by
every President since General Jackson's
time. When their mission was made
known to the President, he sent them
word that he s'had no time for such things"
and abruptly dismissed them from the ho-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

III. w. Corbctt, the newly elected Scna-
tor from Oregon, will take the place of
Senator J. W. NeSmith, Democrat SO,
instead of reducing the radical majority
in Congress, that majority is on the in
crease. We have gained two Senators in
ten days-one in New Jersey and one in
Oregon. Mr.. Corbett is an uncompromis-
ing Republican. He is merchant of ex-
tensive business, a heavy mail contractor.
and a gentleman of enterprise and intelli-
renee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

A lady writer says:-'Somc ten years
ago went TO my closet to get sponge
cake, and found it covered with those lit
pests the red ants. Not knowing what to
do with it. laid it down on an old black
walnut table close by. and in less time than
it has taken me to write this, the ants left
the cake and table. / Immediately took
the hint, and put walnut shelves in my
closets, and since that time there has not
been an insect seen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

Rear Admiral Francis III. Gregory, of
the United States navy, died very suddenly
at one O'CLOCK on Thursday morning in
Brooklyn. He was one of the most dis
tinguished officers of the navy, and was, at
the time of his death. superintendent of the
irOn-clads and steam vessels constructing
in New York. He died of inflammation of
the bowels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

MELANcHoLY.-In one of the wards i'm
the lunatic asylum on Blackwells Island,
\. Y, there is a gentle female of consider
able attractiveness. who hangs about the
visitors to the institution, with the repeat
ed inquiry, us Col. Scott dead? They
tell me the war is ended and | am very
glad of it; but do you think Col. Scott is
dead:" She lost a lover in the late war;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

The fetters once worn by the famous
John Brown. arc now on exhibition at
Fitchburg, Mass. They are made of inch
iron, and weigh ten and half pounds.
Virginia's last throw, but one, in the scale
against Freedom. Both too light.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

A case has been instituted in one of the
New York Courts, in which Messrs. Jcre-
miah Beall, w. \. Beall, and Thomas S.
Metcalf, complain that l.. B. Brasher, form
erly a treasury agent of the United States
Government, took from them illegally, in
February, 1866, at Albany, Georgia, some
three hundred bales of cotton, valued at
100000. Brashcr was arrested and re-
cognizcd in the sum of $4,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

An Indiana exchange announces the
marriage of DIR. Thomas n. Lyon and Miss
Mollie Lamb In the light of millenial
prophecy, we may suppose thatby and by
"a little child will lead them"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

AT the close of the battle of Sadowa, mar
shal Benedek, the Austrian Commsnder-in-
Chief, exclaimed, "All is lost but my life!
Would to God had lost that too"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

A cow in Cincinnati, by mistake, the 9th
er day, took feed ofpine sawdust instead
of BRAN In the evening she gave turpentine
instead of milk. So says the Cincinnati
Herald. 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

The FEEBLE, the LASGUID, the DEsPAIRISG, tho
ON should give this valuable discovery a trial; IL
Will e found totally different from all her articles
for the same purposes.
TO FEMdLES.-This preparation Is invaluable
in nervous weakness Of all kinds as il will restOIe
the wasted strength with wonderful permanence
Ii is also n grand tonic. and will give relief in
Dyspeps ia with the first dose. A brief persistence
in its use villrrnovate the st6rnsth 60 degree tf
perfect health, and banish Dyspepsia forever.
Ono Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for s5.-
Sold lrY Druf,risfs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. S. ALLEMAN g. BRO.

Manufacturers and d-alers in Furniture. two
doors sorth of Parker House. Plymouth, Indiana.
Buri,l cases cf al sizes kept INSTANTLY On hand.
They have two llearses in readiness all times to
attssd funerals, in town cr country. 45yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

CERBS trPOTENCY. General DEBILITY,
NERIOIS INCAPACTTY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRES-
SION. Loss OF APPETITE, Low SPIRITS,
UEAhNESS OF THE ORGA Ms OF GENERA TION,
MBECILITr. MENTAL TNDOL ENCE. EhACIA-
1ION, ENNUL 1T HAS 4 MOST DELIGHT
FUL, DESIRABLE aud NOVEL EFFECT UPON
the NERVOUS SYSTEM; and all who are i'm any way
Frustrated 10y nervous disabilities earnestly adj
viscd TO seek cure in this most excellent and
equallcd preparation.
Persons who, Icy imprudenee, have lost their
NATURAL NIeoR, viii find speedy and permanent
-. 0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
The Combination Silver Skirt!

This invention combines with the ordinary cotton
Skirt the advantages Of our silver Skirt; the
bottom hoops the those used in the Silver
Skirt. the covering of which cannot OF, while
the upper are covered with cotton. No lady,
having once of Skirts. will he willing
| to any other. the lower hoops of all other
kinds are soon injured and soiicd
The best materials used in their construction,
and, from their durability and neatness they dcs
tined to become
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

HAS changed his Tcsiie,re To- the house recently
occupied by 1Ir tie,,r-e r Benson. the soHIi. se
of fhs public sludrr, ami about the middle Of the
bk-.k MAY 81, lsSS-3itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
F i. H. LONG,
LICENSED EER,

AND FOR TWENTY YEARS FAMILIAR WITH
tn. Au-ts,npring business vfsrs his services L. the
eitins cf i'iys.IiI AMI surrounding country in
iEs SAILS of K al or P,rSvnai Property
Daring business hours when not professionally sh-
sent h ntv ~ always found john Montgomery
Planning MIL 33tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
DoctOr w n Railey

=. GESFECTFULLY tenders his professional servic-
tF. the public
Fb-O Oliee over Pershiug & Co.'S Drug Store. in
rh- r-,n, east Of Phillips and Jchnsons Law Office.
ii, 'SSJ-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

This new and hcautiful style Of skirt Patented
March !, 1861 was awarded by the GREAT ANBKI-
CAN ISsrIrUTE FAIR held in New York, Oct, lSG5,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
CHICAGO BARBER SHOP

shaving. Hair Cutting and ShampooiBg done i'm
rh> host >ad most fs~lsionaii,. Il Vie.
Es-- ~ air AMI whisk~rs coIored ley process,
withoat injurinl the hair lR2stf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11

CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. 1Ith, 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-15
By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market
NEW YORK, June II,

NEW luhhs uuuG liz
The Posts money article says:
The loan market is extremely easy at sac
per cent. on call, with miscellaneous collat-
erals, and 4GI5 per cent on Governments
Commercial bills are regarded with more dis
trust; the discount rates for approved bills
range from So 10 81 per cent The stock
market is quiet. Governments are firm, but
railroad shares are lower, in sympathy with
Erie, which IS depressed partly by heavy de-
liVefieS OF the stock on contracts OF sellers
option, and partly by the reported fan OF in
the earnings OF the road.
At the O'clock call quotations were rather
lower. Erie being the weakest, and closing at
50. or the miscellaneous securities, Western
Union Telegral h was neld at 5595634; Allan
tic Mail l2S5<a 1870: Della ware & HUDSON Isl.
The Baltic today takes out 81 $500 in
specie. -r
Tie Commercials money article says:
Under the expectation of a large shipment
OF gold on Saturday the premium has
strengthened. The shipment will probably
reach two or three millions. Tue general i'm
preston Is that the premium will reach soc.
The continued inactivity in the stock mar
ket has caused a downward tendency. Erie
fell OFT ~; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, however,
roe u Governments are steady but quiet:
5-2lS OF 1852 are Is better, closing at the board
at lOA1E. There Is very little movement In
the loan market Call loans are made mostly
at per cent. Discounts are modeI ately
active. In paper the rate is 59515 per cent
for speculatives and 55<a7 for prime names
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New York market.

NEW YORK, June II.
Cotton-steady but quiet; the advance in
gold has arrested the decline; sales at 39943c
Tor TuiddlIDg up1andS. Flour-For common
and inferior grades dull and l09l5c lower.
sales at 81 608S 30 for extra state, s. 8568 80
s. 6ld9 30 Tor common TO medium extra
ives ern, S. 60a9 IS for common 10 good ship
ping brands and extra round hoop Ohio. and
20 SlJR IS 10 for trad, orands closing dull and
declining. " decided change:
sales OF western at 81 %, go Ubls western in
bond at - D. Wheat-3ood and prime Is
scarce and 1920 higher, while common Is dull
and declining. sales Of new No l Milwaukee
at s. l962 ~. Rye-Scance and 6rm; west
ern 99c3sl. Barley and Barley Malt-Dull.
Csrn--c higher, with an active export de-
mand; sales at 7S9s5c for unsound new mixed
western, S59SIc IoF sound do, and S3aSi1Sc
/ for old mixed Western in store. Oats-DuIl,
and new are q shade lover; sales at 5l6g55c
! for new western, the latter price for Wiscon-
sin: and zoe for choice Iowa. Rice-DulL
| Conee-Quiel. Ceyton 8Z@3l1zc sugar.
| Quiet at 93llc for Cuba, and l3Izc for Forto
ttieo, and Havana a. sl4glO1sc; M ,9L stS,T
hull. Hops-Quiet at 1880 Tor % eioP.
/ Petroleum. -Duil at 25<c Tor crude, and SIC
! for refined In bond. POrk-ActiVe ana nEn-
/ er at S3I 629Sl 81 for new mes, cosing ,l q
81 u cash; 50 50930 for old 90. anu SO
q q FIR rrttnf also $50 bDlS new mes IOr
[ Tuna Juiy ana august, sellers and buyers.
I ontioii al s3I 75a32 D. Beef-Quiet. Beef
Z -HamslDufl@ Cut heatS-Dnchauged- Ba-
I con-ActIyeand drmer At l51zc for Cumber-
i land eut I5lIe for long rtbheds and IKE for
/ mort riilbed and rough sides Lard-FiFm
1 and more active at 1gZ92z1<c- Butter Dull
/ ~ 1ld32c for Ohio Cneese-Quiet At S9lsc-
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The Wheeling Intelligencer.

Every farmer, every mechanic, every citi-
zen in fact, OF West Virginia, Western Penn
syivania and Eastern Ohio, should have a
copy OF the INTELLIGESCER in his family
either the Daily, the Tri-weekly or the
Weekly, according to the mail conveniences
of each subscriber.
This summer will witness an exciting po-
liticaI campaign in all three of these States, as
it will, indeed, throughout the country In
West Virginia we are TO elect next October
Governor, an Auditor, a Secretary OF State,
Treasurer, an Attorney General, n Judge of
the Court OF Appeals, members OF the Legs
lature, Congressman, Sheriffs and other eoun-
ty Officers We have before us one OF the
most important elections occurring since We
becamea State in the Union
Our neighbors in Pennsylvania also elect
Governor and a general State ticket, and in
Ohio they elect Congressman and members Of
the legislature
Therefore, 1t Is that the people generally of
the three States need to keep themselves
thoroughly posted up on the progress OF our
national affairs.
The great problem of Reconstruction Is to
receive definite and permanent shape this
summer and fall. Congress will possibly re-
main in session for several months yet. In
deed II Is suggested that it may not adjourn
at all. The relations OF the Government to-
ward the seeded States are of an unprece-
dented character. and in the successful settle
ment of our difficulties are bound up the
future veal or woe of the country. No ma
tion was ever before situated as are these
United states to-day. We have an immense
debt and a large disahected population to
manage The discussionsin Congress aud in
the public Journals OF the country on the
wide rangeo of topics Involved in these Issues
will be OF the first Importance to every citi-
zen What shall we do with the rebels, PO-
litically? What shall we do with the negroes?
What shall wedo in the matter Of national
nnancese These are great questions Read
ing and thinking men must become absorb
ed In them.
A good paper Is therefore necessity OF the
times In every household. No man who APP
preciates the educational and developing in
fiuences OF newspaper among his children
will be without one. 1t is a constant school
TO their minds, and tho cheapest teacher in
the word He who does not afford his chill.
dren the advantages of newspaper fails to
discharge principal duty as n parent.
In order to put the ISrELLIGESCERw within
the reach of every citizen, and in order to Of
fer to every friend of the paper an induce
ment to solicit subscribers among his friends
and neighbors, we propose from now until
the end of the great campaign, in October
next, the following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-15
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Dry Goods MARKET

FSonI the NeU York Independent Of Monday.
The markey is very languid. the demand
for cotton prints has fallen off, Stocks are
on the increase and prices on the wane.
Rleacued shirtingS ami sheetinES of prime
grade are steady. Otner grades are all lower.
Brown goods are heavy. CottonadeS con-
tinue active and steady. There Is a depressed
feeling all through the cotton goods market.
Woolens are in moderate request, and prices
are very steady. Fancy caSsimereS are In
good assortment Of all styles, in which there
Is n growing demand. The clothiers are
looking around, and are expected to make
their purchases. SILK mixtures are attrac-
tive. Fancy doesl<ins also are in request
FIannels are very active. Twilled, scarlet,
and hlue-miXed are brisk OF sale. ladies'
cloak SaclSings are lower. Tweedsnre active.
DelaineS are inactive. Foreign fabrics are
very quiet Manulla silks are active, and
black silks are wanted. Jaconets have nd
Vanced under Especial demand. Dress goods
are mostly Inactive: Low and medium fall
Is buying British heavy cloths and doeskins,
under the ex pectaIion that the tariff will be
raised. Beavers, coatings. black alpaccaS,
and all similar goods are being bought uLdeI
the prevalence OF this feeling. Italian cloths
also are active and buoyant-
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New york Money and STOCK Market.

INV LUt-EN1 , IIEIe Il
Mouey-Quite easy at 4ess per cent for call
loans Sterling Exchange Steady at I0gl<a
l0JJk, gold, for first class bills.
G0id-Irregular, unsettled and higher;
opening at IS5X, declining TO 1879 advan-
cling TO HES and closing al HES
Government Stocks-Qulet and firm; 5-2ls
of 1854 lUgI1: registered do, is, l021<; 1910
coupons 96x; Treasury 7-Sls first series, lO2I<t;
second do, IO299S; new consolidated eonverta-
BILE bonds 70
Freights-To Liverpool quiet.
StOckS-DuII; Western Union Telegraph
561<; MarfpOsa preferred 24IS; Boston Water
Power 49; New York Central aSjSS: Erie 59l44;
Michigan Southern 49,; Illinois Central
l2ll4: Chicago & Northwestern SOS; do pre-
ST. Paul 81.
The following are the closing prices: Ohio
eeIuncates =; MartpoSa preferred "a; West:
rs: Erie 5ge&; Reading 1895: Michigan
southern Is54; Pittsburgh 81; Rock Island
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SAN FRANCISCO, June I2.-Victoria
VancouYer's Island dispatches say that
the Fenian news from Canada created
much excitement there. Two men-of-
war and two gunboats had received or
ders to cruise off the haTbOr. Admiral
Denmar had arrived at Ecquamault on
the frigate Sutley.
New Zealand advices state that four
of the murders OF the Missionaries at
Valkner have been condemned to
death. Sixteen OF the murderers of the
crew of the Kate have been condemned
to death as principals, and nine as &C
cessories. .L.L =.
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SAN FRANc1sCo, June 12.-The
steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived
from the Columbia river with S2s5,OOo
The result of the Oregon election re-
mains in doubt; both parties claim the
State by about 600 majority. The re-
Territory show large democratic gains.
The entire democratic tickets In nine
counties is elected, and it Is believed to
beso four others.
The 18th regiment of infantry sta
toned at Vaneouvers, has been ordered
TO Arizona Immediately. 49, Fl
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Oswego Market.

OSwE6o, June IL 4
Flour-Steady at So so for red winter SIS
for XIX. Wheat-Eery scarce and market
hrrn, sales of No. Milwaukee club at s. 50
Corn-C1oses better, sales OF No. l Illinois al
"a; later do at AZ and IS. Rye-In demand,
No. Illinois az STAG SS5S@sO; other grains
nominal. Canal Ereights-DuII, flour 35a3S;
wheat 91<S; corn 10 New York
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chicago Market.


: ~ NtLNlANfO1 JuIIt II
-, Flour steady at g 5o9ll for spring extra II
al % for No. . Corn drrn aud I9l1zc higher
5i@52c for No. /, 499 491Sc for No. . Oats
steady at S2a3H4c for No. l. and 309Sl1Sc for
No. . Provisions firm. FreightS declined
1Scs I39l31Sc on corn to Buffalo.
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NEW YORK, June II.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston to
day were as follows:
Copper Falls Il Franklin z; Hancock
lS5{; Quincy I71<; Bay State 10: Minnesota 10
Boston Water Power 1871; Isle Royal 10.
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PhiIndeInhin Nrnrlket.


Petroleum active; sales OF crude AT 25l4@
261yc, and refined in bond nj IO1 iO1<c- Flour
hrIn and unchanged Wheat-prime scarce
at g 90a2 Corn quiet; yellow at s0c; mixed
at &c. WHISKY dull.
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baltimore Market


Flour-QuIet wheat-Firm- Com-Ac-
tive, white 81 lO9I -; yellow s.. Provisions
Firm. Mes pork-SS2 .. Sugar-Steady-
Coffee-QuIet- Whisky-Dull at s. 291z92 80.
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81. Louis sIRrIket.

ST. LOUIS, June H.
Flour and Wheat arm and unchanged,
Corn, low grades declined to 62a76c- Pork,
holders ask SD 80. Bacon and Lard I'M
changed. Whisky 81 2292 ..
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gen. santa Anna,s address.

NEW YORK, June 14.-An address
from General Santa Anna to the people
of Mexico is published here this MORN
ing: The General defines his position
in reference to the present aspect of
Mexican politics and the reports of his
trucking to Macmillan. He did not
in any manner compromise himself
with the empire. BE belonged entirely
to the Mexican Republic. he expects
Mexicans to unite and drive the usurp-
ers from the country. He offers his
own services to the cause, and mon
archy in Mexico he declares to be an
impossibility and that the restoration
of the republic is the height of his am-
bition. fa
The Herald's Mexico correspondent
says: The Imperial Government VIII
not be abandoned without n fierce
struggle. The French element is large
and their withdrawal will not leave the
Republicans any better of than they
were before.
It is reported that oil wells in Te-
hauntepec are yielding largely.
Venezuela advices of the oath of May
state that the Caracas Congress had
adopted resolutions to unite with Peru
and Chilli in the war against Spain.
NEW YoRK, June l4.-The American
and Western Union Telegraph Compa-
MES are about concludinga an agreement
/ OF union WHICH dllOuulo " n NOuSOAA-
dation of interests. The public de-
mnud for prompt and uninterrupted
| transaction of messages renders II in
dfspeusable to get rid of all delays in
checking and booking from one line 10
another. The new consolidation Will
control and operate over lO4, 900 miles
| of telegraph wire, covering all the ter
l-ritory and connecting all points of i'm
| portance from Newfoundland to San
| Francisco and NanCouver's Island.
| From the latter point a line of 1000
miles to st. Petersburg will be done
within a year. Cuba and the West In
dies will be connected and the success
of the Atlantic cable in August next is
confidently hoped for. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that the telegraph business can
NOT have the lively stimulus und re-
straiut that so filyorably affects every
other, but at least hve attempts within
the last fifteen years by men OF energy
tain an opposition have signally failed.
When the United States Telegraph
| COMPANY acquired over 10000 miles of
| lines, the public looked TOR the fruits
of opposition, in the reduction of rates.
| but the rates had to be twice advanced
TO enable the business done to support
two companies instead of one. The
formidable opposition of being COM
| PEELED at last to succumb and
| sell out at loss. The ques-
| ton seems settled for the present, that
the telegraph business will not yet bear
| competition, and against the immense
advantages OF this combination it
| would be rash to attempt it. One COM
| pany can do all the business, and do it
| cheaper than two can, for two organt-
cations with duplicate of officers and
EMPLOYEES must double the expenses
of doing the aggregate business, and
the customers must be taxed to meet
the double expense. Let enlarged
views govern this mammoth corpora
ton, and let them serve the public
promptly, courteously and as cheaply
as they can afford. and the press and
public will be satisfied.
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steamboats.
FOR CINCINNAT.

The new and elegant steamer
- y ar. r HUDSoS," Capt Rus
- sell VIM. List. Clerk will leave as
above, on Friday, the 18th inst, nj O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
juIi-2t BooTH. BATTELIIE q CO. A-:'ts-
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NEW YORK, June IA series OF
daring burglaries and robberies have
been going on in the villages of Long
Island during the last four weeks.
Twenty burglaries haze been commit
tied at NewtOwn on the Flushing Rail
road in that time. Fort Hamilton, ia
maica and other towns have been ex-
tensively Plundered.
Dennis Sullivan, who killed Tom
Burns, has been arrested on suspicion
of being engaged in this business.
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NEW YORK, June 14-Large mum
bers of the Fenian army arrived here
to-day and were furnished Transports
ton home from Fenian headquarters,
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The Latest News.
The FeuIaus.
BY TELEG RAPH.

ny the Union Line:
Office, corner OF Main and Monroe street