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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-09-27
WHEELING Female COllegj9I,.

TN ISSUING THE PROSPECTUS for the seesnd
year, the President desires 10 return his thanks to
the friends and patrops of the College for their very
generous support in its opening year. ...
BY securing hrst-cass Teachers, and making tho
most liberal arrangements IN every department. il was
believed the public would beslow upon the Institution
fair share Of patronage but from the opening of the
year 10 the close the ae greater than could
be property commodated-numhcrinx 23O.
To meet the demand for the coming year, the Faculty
has been increased to eight resident Teachers, and ad
d,iional recitation room is now beng erected.
For a thorough, accomplished, and seltrolian, eds
canon N even progress with the age, is our Intention
S sns Low 5S 1S AS RSY SIMILAR INsr
SESSION WILL COMMENCE SEPT. 10TH:
Please address l.. c. LOOMS, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
President
Extracts from Reports Of Committees, dc.
- OF the President OF the College. your Cont
miee need only cay that he has impressed the friends
Of the Institution with deep Of his eminent quail
iheaaons for the rosiuon he occupies; of the other
esimable personal qualities, superior professional at
ainments and skill. Your Committee feel that the la
psronage of tn. Prots stanl community Of ihs city and
vicinity. II n LOGAN
OK. WIN Wheat.
the College on line marked success which has thu. far
crowned their efforts for :he establishment of school
cipne sound in instruction, refined and eIsvsted in
manners and associations and pure in morals may be
brought within reach of their daughters The exami-
nation reflected the highest credit upon Presden Loo mis-
and the accomplished and efficient TEACHERS aled
with him Ahsx MARTIN.
J. & CIARk,
3. StzEtk
is hardly necessary for to infom the public OF
the esnaon in which President Looms is held BY the
whole community. His services aud efforts in behalf
Of the College, now in growing and prosperous con-
dition, have beeR Invaluable lie has sarned the Last
ing gratitude o parents for the self reliance aud culture
soevident in his pupils. Wheeling Inieltssnosrr
suil2m'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-09-27
LIVERY STABLE e
% d. G.. 4 g. G. NEIswANGJ n,

tA,NNOUNCE.to TO The Public thai they v furnish
IA Horses Buggies, Hacks, Carriages and Omni-
buses al all hours, with OF without drivcrs. NV
Enquire At the National Hotel. e, mali.1y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-09-27
House and Lot for Sale.

I OFFER FOR SALE House and Two Lets ~
l. Glencoe, Belmont County, OhiO The house 10 .
new one-story frame, with two fQoFfs. Lots under
fence Suitable for fny person desrfg 70 oarry any
mechanical business Terms $3.50 cash !,
apr5-tf .' o., @ CHARLES Mccoy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-09-27
Union County Ticket.

PROBATE JUDGE,
q. w. CARROLL, Of Richland.
71 e SHERIFF,
sAsHUEL ID. PIPER, of Warren.
-. ~ AUDITOR,
flr ALEXIS COPE, of Colcrain.
COMMISSIONER,
WIN. WILKIsON, of Smith.
5000 SURVEYOR,
NOBLE CARTER, Of Kirkwood.
CORONER,
r.. r. aHARP, of Somerset.
.ita.- rNFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
nOHT, J. POLLOCK, of Wheeling
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-09-27

More n.eetisgs announeed this week :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-09-27

1iu. out to the Unioa nsstinssls ssh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

Proclamation n ~ Rsssdsns q ~ Umj.
III States Of AMerdGn:
WHEREAS, Il hrs become known % m2
that certain evil dispoeed pefsons have,
within The territory and jurisdiction q The
United States, began and Ut on iooA and
hAve provided and prepared. and afe attIl
engaged in providing ard erepasing means
~ such I nilieary expsdfg1oa sod enter.
psise, which expedition and enterpriss y 70
= carried o. non The tsffiAosy aod joEie.
dics3oa Of u Unitede eatee aGeanee ~ Oh
oniea Dieerlcan and poop)e q RITA 'M6e1A.
Amesjco Viehim ~ denaine q ~ u111oo
Kinedoo Of Great Bgal11n 81 1fe1nn6,
with MT ~ Cdoon1eeN DheglqlD en& -.
pls "a Kingdom ~ uullsd eAAD ~
Fns.sAS The prooss1lsp sS.sl.la
cooseianAo hieh nlA1D1nG4e 49,
a y ~ hws q ~ U1[e4 eeseee
~ UGAeUa 0>oGsA 81 - nle1n4 - 20:
r. poacoeD ~ = ~ nnAiooN 1qqce 80
0NlbGoo oNoattAoe end sonpoee - - 1o1e q
~ Unlopd Gkxeo1. L AndSuw Joenonos Rsoo.
i6ns u ~ Unleed oeoaeo ~ edmoel9h and
Vofn III good dfisens q the Unlteo elo1oo
aeoinot t6k1ng &AEt Of = sa0y viD aiding
c05n1eanncine ot aue41lng - 21a9fel
ne1o3c1in1h 81 I - exhCet q 1q0g4
~ 1foe1h66 ~ cDbunl4 l1o1gl
NJ q - Un1oD1 ola1GSo enDo9A 9Oee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

RICHMOND, Va, June 0.-Among the
reasons given by Mr.. Hennesey tor making
his motion te postpone the trial Of Jef. Da-
Wis to-day, were that Mr.. Davis. is not now,
and never was, In the custody of this court,
but Is held by the United States Govern
ment as State prisoner, and II he were in
custody OF this court Attorney General
could not now come here and try the case.
and ~ M. Davis 10 in delicate health It
would be cruelty in this hot and unheal
thy season, t.. subject him to . protracted
trial.
MI. Brady. one Of the counsel for Mr..
Davis, said the reason his client was not In
custody Of this court, WA that no copy Of
the indictment had been served upon him
nor any list OF witnesses, nor any other act
done required by the Statute, still he was
anxious fora speedy trial, Il Il was hot here
It was worse in Fortress Monroe.
Judge Underwood said Chief Justice
Chase, who was to preside over this trial,
had named the let Tuesday In October when
It would be most conveniant for him, and
the Attorney General had Indicated that he
could not now give the case that attention
which its importance demanded. The court
was then adjourned till first Tuesday In DC.
t0bef next. FEF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

Hos AnyboAy 0heamasasmS
49, - - 1spceA a. \, tAas e1esueaneing
sx s e 1870 Il. - ss = &C., g: s
woss1. 49,. spas.s. and = on. bot h The worst
knows Il 70 70 give ne suasrcr % much fsSisf 4
inv minutes 10 make hin sh0ut sst win ~. -
quito = losay be had sGeisks6 With pain itaie
which he isady Relief sosds case. that nsy Be 81.
cd III erasd characteristic. with other rsnsdes your
rheumatism sse9e 70 coqact q IL eisaru. u dcAss
ncnt. and then setsn more savaSciy thas svss rsc-
,ns yoSs ,o's =, ssi's.6 pour nasss asa Sasting
Ready Relief 70 your rs:s aa ioai ssSd
@ s.nd h re r. f. ssa y
Joants, musclcs and nerh e rctres not slowly, but
at leap Yos suddenly re, = Il you had gotten I'd
convincca you that you safe. You perceive with
surprise that y"n can again I'm your Limbs without
.ns"in Ssa thank g., 70. wes wise
wardiy protect that the 90 cents yon paid for bottle
was the best Investment you msde In yOus lile-
N.B-One bottle Of Railways Ready Rcllss win do
more good than will the sum Of ten dollars expended
for the oecinal remedies for that complaint; and you
for many other complaints Read the following let
ter, written BY the wcllknown correspondent Of the
New Yo!. Herald, London Tines (Engiand,. New
WIN. SIDNEY MYERS, RsQ. HAVANA. CUBA.
49,. -, h.vANA. Cuba, January !. 1soS.
0ssr1ssrs~i have been a sufferer nom Aeu,.
Xhronic kecumattm for the last twenty years Of my
nlc. my suterings during that PERIOD neither tongue
doctors bins, without deriving any sn6etaS;iSi Sen.
eat. Recently had one Of my frequent periodical
attacks vas very ~ for week, and had mot sIepl
had related my su0crings. told me 10 had remedS
WHICH YOU'D give me relief and he kindly presented
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

XIX kAVOUH0UU8 ~
1ss PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
assi RxTDEA8 0lAPllCnY.
0strtssuys 6smss1 ssyls, tsss: &vsssn@t
ece..tst ~ ~, ~, r. eelshea.sd AAlLY
oDo eevlN0 AAQale4 IN peasnt asass9
a11oohnlnt, soesS w6a6ssisl I'D elegantly e6es
sSsaetel Novelty; 10 Hosssioesin operation. uess
0nstS TnasAD Of all kinds. MsessiAe Runsing
0ttch Msvs Sw[ss1 aad rs1sise lAas by he'd,
~ With Extraordinary fspidity, making. i
ollSehes 10 sash nnvotusssn or lhe wnssa. Win
1ueAsr, Asm, s4rs. sA6sv. tsek, ~ - 6ss1sA,
D.. &c.; requires no change Of etateh ~ NJ
aaalen 20 osI OUT o. 0ADnn, snd will last Lt11-
smss being The ssnoxess1 DANmn msde. II hae
takoh The Posulun q S1AS1 FAlaa, end received
the approval Of al The priseipal jOssnals and :.
tho0 Who hovo oooD then.
"eer The DrsssmAker II 10 Invaluable; fer tAs
9o.eeao!d i supplies vasaas plsss."-es'
ss3hts machine sufpagees I'll others ~ havs
sssn, Ind II would require aeoSumn 70 enumosaes
~ 1nnsfoss virtues. "-Dsnssret. Davsnpe1s.
vilA single o. deshls thrsa1, u siD01Ny
~ very rapidly, with conao. neeele. nahea
u: f!sstnS stitch sxsstly IKE The hssl sewing
"a psessss Ne by Or sasrsss sslsisissAsss,
Of S0iS eoeuiss Mas6iss, will . DesessstsA -
inASnRomento o. the patents. This 10 the Only
low priced neeAiss SECURED - Palsat:
e 06gIe Maeainse 0est - any pert 81 the eooo
IVY pes ExpresD, packed n Box with pfinted
in1reelieas - se6elpt efpesee, .. Agents waaS-
| "a ovesywhere Cieoulee eoataining Liberal II.
iusooents cent ffoe.
Address al osAoeo -
RA3lLY 0Dn NBWlN0s AC0lN8 Co..
syv1S-AW1v1 o.. 100 Nassas Uefoot. J. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
Fcsaaa AAairs.

A special dispatch from St. Albans, an.
nounccs the arrival of Gen. Swceny last
evening. He was received BY the Re.
mans with great enthusiasm. 1t Is reported
that Gen. Sweeny manifesto considerable
dispondepcy at the state Of affairs.
Seizure Of arms and ammunition were
daily made by the United Stats authorities.
Gen. Dillingham; has special officer At
st. Albans from the Vermont State Adju.
tant Generals Office, watching to get an un-
demanding Of the situation, and to consider
tho expcdicncy Of calling out the militia.
Citizens say that If the Fenians had NOV
cd forward at any time before last night,
they might have gone into Canada with
slight difficulty.
HUDSON, N. Y, June 6.-Sixty Fenians
lcft this city last hight on the II O'Clock
train north, supposed to be bound for the
Canadian frontier. The Circle held an en-
thusiastic meeting here last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

!, MADAME nKMM0TON, ~ wcssdssoswnd1
AslMApclse aaA osoH1Gonn1e Cl1nsVauA 011lD1s
eveyaae seaas. dalasaAss ~ vssy features q ~
pessse 20 - - nsy. ~ ~ - - q - lnsoFu-
49, ofin9suss pswss. lnswnas ~ HuVuAsos1sps,
suAsahDss to produce psubee - li1s-nbs pisenss
q ~ 1e1ss hasbana - VII q ~ suplisaaG MN
6soe marriage. eccupaepa. leading tsails a sAas-
aeess, =. Thls = no imposition. - tsstinsaials
~sst number en- assest. ~ seating plaos a bistA,
age. disposition. color a eyss and hair. - snclosna
nv ceats, and seamped esvslops Addressed 70 your.
sslk 700 win receive NJ picte ~ return un, -
getAef With aeslEsA inGbFmatioa.
Address b coincidence. NADAns 0sazsups Rmme
sss. r. Q. HI ~ wsse 1tOy, NJ. nAyeSGwau
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

n Gsasiss EaSeisA 6oliD SsLvss Csnposits
[Timsrksepef, wit6 = eeeurats oi6iaGase Oe1-
6Ass d ~ Dial, in Cold ~ Silver Cases, Beau
::s si : 9;!' Il :sss.': .
Goss and absolute certainty - . RDGuLAs0a ;
S6lly warranted for two yeafs. VIII not get OIL
= order. eud will last Lirs si.s. and ID most
e)egently and perfectly reliable Pocket CompeA-
10. ind uAOxlslosxr SnssRxf for Ladies' or Gen.
1snon's nee. Price for . single sns, Small
0kse. with Rjoh Gold Plated Gents vssS CnAlu.
Gnly O.. Agents wanted everyohere. Prizes
1sta sent free. Addfsss, \. A. Nn1Le . co.
IbtahlisAod lmpeetDss Of Wetchse, Chsins, -.
lss7; 3. nsor. Of B as.s.s -! : Fal''.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

p1NT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. FOE
lAmesess, cuts gals. collie spralns &C., warfsn1sd
cheaper than any Othes 1t Is used by oil the gEsal
horscmen ON Long Island courses. Il will not cur
ringbone spawn. there If NO lnament In exist
that will What II h stated to cure h positively
does. Ne csssv horses stH be tciaAsse u3sr tryia6
Oote1s One dose revvcs and o1lsn saves the liz
VI an over-heatsd or driven h0sse. For collie and
belly Il has never failed Jus ~ cure - the sur
yiaesS just 70 sure this valuable Eminent 70 be tn
HORSE cmhrueatioa Il the dAy Sold BY al rugeists
Once, . ConItlAndt Strest. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07


poonrsrs.. n. r., June 6-The Fsn,sn s
Ma 4 mestine here ~ night, wnicn ~
lArRelv attended and quite enthusinAsos.nCc; -.
nni1oss in cash 70 the amount Of VOW ws.e
moae. heaidce contributions Of arms, sc -
te1monte. stores, &c. A few volunteers" W
. % the front and AGht.
Dufiae The night sG1all deeachmentc o. ~ =
N - ciiy for lie g. Lawrsnce fesio0' INC
mooe of them Carrying anna ...:,
NJ Fenian msnagen here asow !ne.1
purpose 70 flt out eacA man yhsn - ~ =
vifk arms raahes than take IL chancec @
saisarc bv the Federal Govefnssens v tee
go and munitions are shipped IN guam
titlea.
There h little abatement q zeal among
10 Fenions hefo. Ia
a Ossroit teIearsn ays scores II oust9
ons earsnrers ~ pouring into Canada while
thess ere fully 1900 Fenians lounglns aooo
this city. 1850,
| ftoaties y certainly near as hand q
Capalian and American authorities ere o.
| the alest, The former with 6OO men ana
battery Of artillery and the latter With tnfe
| Qmpenies Of regulars and revenuo. cetseI
| johnson and Sherman armed With ~ ~
TIE Fenians assert Gen. 0Weeuy viu oc
attack in the east until an expedition
ready 70 strike in the west.
Quite Q number Of Fenians stole INT
Canada to-day and Ase aapposcd % be sese
eraDh and railroad destructionists. Som
Verc arrested and Jailed st Sarnis and
Detroit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
DIR. wRI0Hr's
Vel i've q otlng 9O1xoe.

O1e 8O0O0 u 3l1uoN
ssalss. nSl1l1s 9 u nsass q q Nerves -
49, eN.eeso ~ ~ - vieoe 3 u ~ -
- - - ose4 - yueeA - co1sss ~ vslSo rs00ul
oeeCeU. eNseng noaoen - m ~. - ~
~ 1os08 N! ~ kovo.e re0gV1aR 0oss5nN
- a1sssnen. = eoeh se1se. - ~ youSg. nlAaIs
q 49, . givo new 1saso q La eanel1e
W - oeoo.eneod % havo peuoWoaols0sn0h ~
49, - - eoeisU syUle0 10 thsvl IN ~ ~
ev9yoo9 - ~ o1druR.
Oos ueo1clos6 ~ suld anA leeo0mendea b III n
eessoese araM1e = eysU ~! q ~ evilissd globe
es0p. worthless eonpOunds In order 10 make nonev
e - deckvd- LEI thsse medicines and take 81
49, w. 6e1ees dces nos keep them. write q
=. - no0 easWvati0n- We wtll Be pleased % e.
teve 49, wM ~ statsnenis b regard 10 any a.
1rsss alllsoun . 1ediciSsa nsSnSISe - ssvise I.
see pe0PI. W. VI. U. 0GRWlN. Il Wn0kef p. III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

hon Virginia 0tlr, Nsssda, VI, usobsa1
. boiss City, 1daAe. Ths ssstrest ~ 49,
made. .-.
4 dispsssh from RsshacsA tss.ssaAy
says:-The case = Jehn q. Desshiaridae 8
before ths sal jary I'D : trss bilt e.
|tpaeon will b Iound. r~ NAM
There was continued sxciteSneot1ast nieht
amoog ~ 4sninu ikstesnley. E I'm
Attorney 0sosgal Speeds order - arpooo
= ereaias.t Feniaos, aetsa nnfasosaAlR =
I pafraat has been issued ~ ~ asse6t
u osidsqt Roberts and pDaeea ~ ~ nands
Of .ar1eA xusray, ut RebsslS esa1d -
RsbsrSsIhas lasssd : sAaasassis.,s =.
dress = ~ Fssians, dsosasslag ~ 6Aese
q England 1giog a1g11 De1bsdGsu&n4i1D
aetivs oy0pathy with 80 as11Dtssss 6 ~
Lrl9el coase. s s@
81 lbsls asssssl thet pest Arne - leyal
A0ssieans ass 1iGA tAsif Irish bt1(AG1Sho
fought IT III psleefvo&ien = 49, Sup16llo.
- He bids his, So1lov eDnolsyoeo - - q
loed cher, - prsdicas u Will ~ y Ws1ls
closing = lolloWe: tasas ~
|. ~ hastg, fellow essntsynsn. hew uany
I6f6o lay ~, or s0nos yin tstanpA &
sure . ! lust Ood livee ana Iriehmca -
thsir deacsallasts renejo ervs 8 a. eenle1
and vsloe for which en- racs ~ S|wsy1
bean ooooo1cuoun.
A Fenisa Ieeelse ~ snueunsea y tske
place u the Oity Han last ssssiae, but "a
not take plaea.'' --7ra..,9'~'.' ~. .,g.,
Tansmsnv Hall - 1901. - - ~,
mans verc aonevh0s 1;ooovrseed 81 ~
neti0a 81 - 0oyerr1en1. '-
It & rsported th1t 1000 recruits VEN
raised yssasrday "a - ls.iaa saass. Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
II GOOD NEWS.
groves! sTO'yEs!'

Heater ComnO0> ~
0VUY THEN. .Eash reesivsA ~ firsl Rssol-
J - q The late Agsisslsusal taie. 1hsy
ill ease one half II NJ fuel, which isAs lien &
z Ccphhe md Hseliag 0levss a Nv retss.
M0ufacturers ofSmeke Stacks, Boiler beeeeh
~, IND Copper Work = ellkiedA Borghuo
lnnss sts.. sSc., end ~ kids Of tinnss.s vol
= s'F' 'a,ssa'I r ssfff ia4 ~ Z =
ssy5Aly Il nsis 3, Dssssssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

BALTIMORE, June 0.-The State C0nven.
ton Of the Unconditional Union party Of
Maryland, assembled 1t noon q the Front
Street Theatre. There was large atten.
dance and great enthusiasts. ,tss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
BANKING MOUSE Or
Jay Cooke e. Co.,
\. -. Vr>se = n....~ -. 49, v>sA :.

' Or. wan I Nassau ~, New Teri. :.
In ecnnectioa WssA Ssr hossss II PAiIa6sapala -
washington, We hass opsaaa ANEW IOnk nOugo
= slow At ~ sbove losaaloa. ~ CT 81 essvc
b Banks, Danksss - lnvssossslbs ~ oaasGgodn
Il thsif busnsss IN ths city. iscludaag pascAasss
- sele Of Oovmxnsn oRcUMsIn, Osoc1A D0eoe,
Anp 0oaps W ~ coaueuatly ~ s1oooa = Asoooe1
Kzehaags anA 0old Dolsd. vAoD ss1sn - $780,
promptly Alled We keep - hanA = - s1epsy q
GOVERNMENT SECUklflIS d ALI Issues,
hsyag and sel,ins - ussot Ds1os1. ~ oDswageq'
respondents The most besal rates ~ nasket asAs.
sss-dA~ly JAY COOk1 - @.
|CI3 - IRE Nose Puhaaco.''
Private Diseases curoA In -
0h0eeest Possible o11lDo
lQUs YOUNG. late q fhilaaslpAi1s vhs - lsalesa
hinself pssnansatiy. q No. y TAlsa -. fIT1o.
U0R0. "a Ne eAassssss ~ tAsss wAe havo hjaes9
|thelves b inpropsr inAslgsnes "a sbl,ensy ~
IT.. Whit rails bolh bedy - aiDd, aso11iag lso
- cither business study o. marsiags. Hs ~ ~
covered ne noee Osssaia. opss6y ~ saH u1Ssosel
ResDsdy n ~ Wusid ~ ~ l'nyues Dbcno efv16e
svss sa1ass. weakness q ~ - ~ lau1A Stsse-
tnsss. Aess9om ostAs ki1peys ~ pls1Dss, lavueyp
~ DscA1S1e. Ino5ssq5. eI11e5I 1ss3GV913.
vDaGAsos. DyspspsAs lAa0nee, Lev oVGl4st CeaeaaA
- sssV
teiag, Di.4hs SetldAs = 0Csais4 Das6se = ~
He'd, Throat uen = 1is. Aggs4sas ~ NJ
laass, ssoaaeh - Dewsls-thoss tssstbls dlesg1seo
a1islng ftoa ~ Solitary 1stlls = YsaaA-tAne
suA.ssa1 solitary praesases oss nal y tAsir W.
dr. No. ~ soag = oysens - ~ Masiuess u
ussse, haigAting tAslf ususs tssahe hass q satic
ipatioaD, rendering msglN -. nu0e1A.
Ths FEARFUL sDscls q ~ Mid sss nueA y y
1geadea-1pe u 1ssuy. 0safsssss q ns& -.
vsoDsi0 u Sp,sitA FvD ForhsAiAQ, Avsmlo tpaaes
ETY.. sslfDstrust. Love q soituds fmldy. ~, ri
Some Il tho Usie Hsdnce4 MgsNf tNsTd
Thoaaands Il pseegns a sl agcs o. ~ AAes
What = thc cause Of their dcClnis0 hcalth hsla6
vgog. boce0jsg weak, paley ncrvous ana Ssnecated
haytb9 singular eppearonco about " s10A e0oGh
/ and eyMp4goe q c01eu4pelCe. 1ss
AN EnA NA0O0Ue fOR TIM LADIES. esm
pgund prepared and s0ld only By d. Yeeag. waseaoe
Cd TO rus0ve ~ obetrurtons 70 u hsalhy nenslG
Acod, !mpartin9 ncw tne ard activity = ~ sya.n
prizes d pr bolts. O6eelnate onses q 1oa1 Ga61
nay reQnire No :. Whlfh b Gour degrsos s1sea00l
/ than No price - pss bOelle. An
Persons It distance by statlng the1s Qnplo0o,
ego and Occupatlon, cen r9celvc medcine b elpeo1s
/ securely packed nom 0boe9vatioo.
Adde'S OH. YOUNG, No. y 1AIs4 elssgA I'M
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lnQfal authority and power % prevent and
0u14t the Aforesaid unlawnl proceedings
- 20 arrest and btin9 70 ~ peeeens
~ nay Dc engaged sneIe.s' |; ~ m puIso.
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| Fbai>n bonds, and rNeib Head Centre o.
the LASs EtEc)e, h. 2een stSseeo eno ~
now IN pa1O6. - yaio uoees v
~ possession Of III Headquarters and ALSO
u pa1ers. A few ,uskets, knapsacks and
muinions were foud.
Toroxro q. w.. uue 0-Nevs from al
quarssn up 70 nccdo-day, says everything
+ ouiet ana the excement subsiding.
~1 -.
kOanealans Prepsih6 re shs 6lians.
DkrRorr. June 6.-Csnadian steamer
Reeeue arrived froi Toronto to day. she
| W Suuolida = Wiosor VitA aHeexy IRA
smest. snd crew ON British frestes &
Ouehec. The powrful tugs Mattamon and
Ssesliite. 49, rAdrn2ue -axriyei.. Thes1
stesmsn IN S6lkq6A r. f)9& =
c Es'cA The e1psc'eaen'.n Expedition ff0a
Cansiiaa voaun,sf forces On st,e western
bofdef are daily irreasing.
II ne 6ecretarv O Me Treasury has placed
~ ns.. ,:vee 1aso, ,.eR III Siresss eoa
, nasd~r. - me- th6 yessels in enforcing thu
n.ne,.iitv La.
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Congressional.
Il WAsugNqreg, Jpe, 9e--HouAk.-;4f
Hooper reported 1th' 4mendmeaf6 TO IN
: bill TO, insure safe keptpg Of public monies
entrusted 70 disbusng officers which VA
: posed.
q NJ: Hoq1 eaetthsf a GeHyuene Z
| the National Banning act would Be report
| Cd % prevent lnteDal Revenue officers iron
> deposlting funds Irrational Banks and 70
. Quivs them TO sen4he money TO the Treas
Il usy.
. M. Delano offeDd resolution directing
!. the Banking Committee to enquire into tn
/ expediency of fling some uniform rate Q
! Linfereot TO be chArfd by National Banks
Adopled.
rs bill in relatio TO the Courts Of WASH
n ineton Territory NJ passed. 'n
: The Joint Re6OluOn authorizing the di1
!. tribution of surplus opies of the America
e STATE pot1q 10 ~ V44o4 OF ~ SqefoeeI
: ofthe ,Ihtefiof. Va Med.
FL a bill authorizing he Secretary Of Nav
70 ACCEPT League Land W1s taken up.
Mr.. Kelly favoredt.
r.. Mr.. Br4&o&Geee tesed Il, dDcqolegsth
e League Island q 81 aches Of mud b6stDu
!. feet below the suace OF the Delawar
y river, and q hundremiles ifom the ocear
/. II. O'Neil favord it.
ri Mr.. Hubtord opteod. No .a>liU1 olkci
u A bill approprising $5C, 900 for contil
d gent expenses of thIl0uDSo s.,e last yea
% Reported and passe.
Testimony taker hy the Rec0pstructio
Committee relativto EonialAnA, Texas, n
Indian TERRITORY ,as reported and Ordere
l. printed. 'ea-i
i The bill in reard to Disturbing Office
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Nsv YoRx. June 6.-Washington specials
to the morning papers says:
Investigations into the auairS OF the Mef'
chants National Bank show that checks
were snapped for few days and The most
eudacious expedients resorted 70 Of robbing
Peter TO nay Paul carried on hero for months
right under the eyes Of the Government.
The Investigating COMMITTEES ct Memphis
ilnd thas nearly two hundred distinct crimes
were perpetrated within those three days,
many q them BY the police and other au'
thor{ties. embracing murders, rapes. arson,
burelaries, highway robberiea, manning. &c.
IRE oiieuders walk the streets In open Day
and NO one has been arrested.
Tho Times Frontier Special says the proc.
lamatiou Of martial law and suspension Of
The habsss corpus are advocated on account
Of operations of secret Fcniaas.
Murphy, the leader Of the Canadian Fen
isns, he's been put into the Citadel at Qos'
&c. Thos Riiing and Donley. Of Clncin'
nati, +. B. Schmith, Nashville, Tenn. james
Lackny, Cleveland, Ohio, John Reed. Bunh
10. N. r., Joseph Curke, N. T., captured q
n Erie, have been put into Jail at TorantA
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SYRACu1l, June Z.
Great exsitea Y prevailed snone The
FsniAps last nlgA Six hundred dqllas1
vs. raised It y Ting hers, and ITO mea
.Were sent 70 the IonE Ssvsral caf loads
Of FjIaaus sstived0 bon ~ West last evsa.
ing. xhey y ~ "a EsAt u ths II s'csssa
train Last night. Ts1t lA