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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1866-02-03

SUFFRAGE BML.-The bill for extending the
right of suffrage in the District of Columbia,
passed the House Of Representatives on the 18th
instant-ayes ll6, noes 81. 1t provides that the
word white shall be stricken out of all laws
prescribing the qualifications of voters, and that
no person shall be disqualified from voting on
account of color. \ dispatch, referring to its
passage says -" The galleries OF the House were
densely crowded during the session to-day, and
owing to the pressure, many were unable to gain
admission. The colored population was present
in large numbers-every one, both white
black, taking great interest in the question dis
cussed. The vote on the passage of the bill was
much larger than even its most sanguine friends
had anticipated, and when the result
nounced applause on the floor ard in the galleries
was almost dcafening. The bill has yet to be
acted upOn in the Senate"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1866-02-03

Catholic chapels west of the Shannon, even if
YOU were to throw me in, as whip; Bishop
NJ Hale's vestments.
| intended TO say word or two about "the ad-
mirable secrecy, as you call it, of your organi-
cation but forbear. can only say, that if you
succeed in excluding spies and Government in
formers you are the first rebels in Ireland that
ever accomplished that object. 1t is said that
for every that took the field in 1913 there
two informers. Believe me, that the mo-
ment one fellow turns traitor, fifty will follow
him. These fellows will crowd the Castle, like
the crush Of people at a French theatre, and
they'll have to make queue not to create a dis
turbance.
Not that the Irish are worse than their neigh
bours, but that canaiile is candilie everywhere :
and If you cannot leaven rising with men CT
fortune, You must content yourself to deal with
the worst materials Of human nature, in the
worst moment, and with the worst passions in
action. wish YOU sell out Of the experiment,
but | won't join it, No sir III give neither
Wing nor Tory Attorney General the triumph TO
arraign, convict. and hang Milo MCaskey. The
man who has braved Rosas, wounded Gortchak-
off, fought hand-to-hand with Omar Pacha. and
shared the bivouac of Lamoriciere. shall not
grace the dock of Cashel or Tralee.
You are preparing what the Italians call ia
nous . Fiasco, and if il were not that so many
of you will be hanged, ! would call on yon to
laugh at it. And after all, sir confess the gal
lows the huks Is smart price TO pay tor
drill in the dark, or the possession of a Federal
uniform and 'six-shootcr It's about the
smallest pasiime for the same money ever heard
OF.
Poor thing Italian brgandage is, it is bet
ter than your Irish revolution. The rascals here
have both priests and people with them. They
have an inaccessible territory and they believe
at least the blessing of the Holy Father on their
good work. | decline, sir, therefore. the COM
mand of the army that does not exist, and which
will only muster to be banged or transported.
| refuse to associate myself with project
which must fail and reject all offers Of rank or
station from those who have none of their own !;
and am, with every assurance of the deepest
consideration your humble and devoted servant,
MILO MCASKEY
Count and Camericre Inferno, to His
Holiness the Pope.
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NeriitiiDteS.

9ie@b plera ldeint in Stem gprl
nidt tpeter I'M it9 sreifen 81 tpouen. 3war
sdblt Die q. 9. Sribune mebrere @hoierafdlle
auf, bic li6 am Samita9 ereisnet baben icQelt,
ba aber feiner Der gatienten itarb, ipnbern ieber
nur Elm 8is9en 9urdfau unb 8re6en bate,
Iio 9eae9t iie su, bab jegt bic Gbolera etnen Be-
oeutenb miloern @baratter angenpmtt1en bot al8
friber. Mutum iast iie benn ni6t serab bers
aus, baB jene arantbett miloeren Gburatters
gar feline Gbuleru, iOnbern bD6ftens Elm Dur4s
fail pber bic &ubr 1T?
gln Der Nuarantaine iterben felt einiger
3eit ou6 feline paifugiere am S6iffsfieber
Ooer Der iOgenannten Cholera mebr. @s befnz
ben ii6 iiberbaupt MIR nod flint 8atisnten I'M
0uarantaine= 5Osipitu[.
-9r. Siam ,, ber lan9idbrige 8ors
Ifanb be8 Sanitdts =0epartement Der Git9z zSns
ipectorS Office in Stem Sort CAB Dor eini9en
Sa9en feline competente Neinun9 babin ab, baB
lid bts baber tetue afiatii9e @bolera in Stem
Sort 9eseigt uno baB es nidt rpabrI9einli9
lei, baB lie ii6 i'm 2aufe bieie8 Sommers in
trgeno elmer anberen als Der ippraoil9en Sorm
5eigeit iperoe.
Mus benz 8ert6tebes q der u
0epdrterten ent8. Ser Beri6t bes N9ris
cuttur@ 9epartement8 ppm Mpnat SUM- lteIt
8erglei6e iiber bic 0uantitdten bon &Obba1tnt>
polIe an, bic lit bier NiOnaten oes Sabres
1865 aus ben 8sreinigten Gtaaten itt @rpBz
britannien etngefiibrt tpDrben linb, unb Der
Baumwpllez zGinfubr in ben entIpre&enben bier
Utonaten oe8 gegentpdrtigen eSabres.
Sic amerttanil6e ginfuBt iiberitei9t bic bon
Oit=Snpien um beinabe 100 Brccent, uno
fommt beinabe ber @infubr aus a(len iibrigen
2dnbern Der Welt glei9. sic entipriGt Der
In3ubl BON 500,726 8alleu sa 400 8funb
per 8allen. Ser 8eri9t iaetI5OO, 900 8al.
len in bier Wlpnaten uno $2O,OOO,O0O ieien
reipecttrli@e 3iffern in 6anOel nit elmer frents
ben Station uno tpiiroen ielbit ben id5nlien Ga=
gen Der amerifani 1den 8aumppIlenausfubr
ni6t CUR l1nebre eerei6en.
Ser 8eri6t ldBt erIeben, bab 9luSlano in
oieiem Sabr sebnmal mebr @eisen BON Qlmeritu
fault, als es friiber ber San mar, llnb BON
Trantrei6 beinabe iehsmal 10 piel. gli9t mebr
ols bier Brocent Der BON gn9lanD auspdrta
getauften iieben Wiqiones Gentner @e3er
fommer BON ben 8erenietan Staaten
% er ameritanii d deNntiS bier
qudlers 8erei n erbietet li6 iene 8erIonen
9ebDrig 5u belobnen, poer gu llnteritlben, biz
oas bette Dlittel erfinben, um Die 9tueen be1
Bferoe auf bic rai6eite gBeiIe n,pmentan su
nerftnItern, oanttt man in 6dllen entitebenoe,
5euersbrinite oiegferOe, ubne oub iie Our6 ben
9lnbllf oes Seuer8 eri6rett unO i4eu unb tpis
oerIpenitt8 tueroen, aus tbren Stduen uno ben
Branoitdtten birpe9fibren tann. Grfinber
ut6een ltd i'm 3immer 826 8roaopap in g
| gorf melben.
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9r. 2llbre6t (arst in 5umburs),
Ser Mtenieb unb iein @etebletbt,
ucer 8elebrunsen uber Die gntlfehans, Sort
pHanaung unb @ntpideluns bes Meni9en,
neblt Gntballuns iiber ebelide @ebeimni1e uno
f5rperli@e 3uftdnbe.
I Gt&Ff MmfIase. pretS75 Cts.
gS TT bte febr nhsGer Sfattstber fur btt wtI&e Ia
taS thtIthe 2eben tteten wolen.
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Gttgp9rapbtf6e Mnfalt
bDu
g W M / iDf s. & rD TOE,

l2S %. Qpmbarb Gtr 3pii&en Sight unb @5arles Str
@rrsusItGe Musiabrune nltr Muftta8e trb suseN4ert
III ben btnteHen yretien.
Gae Serttn GDtin unb 2iaupr Gabe1s atts ppr-
ratttg In Der erTbten Muswatt. (3Omr33mt)
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0 QH. Rumsm1er,
SO nbrtnader unb SuDelter,
30. l95 Brcobtpab, spif@eu aGice Mnnr. nub Canton
abenue (uabe benz 8rrobtpap Snfitute),
BAT ptttn erbnen bait ets pprtatbe ent erObe Mns
uat bon Stanb nbren Glpfs, sOlbsne unb l6erne Ga-
enubten, Rttten 5embfn5pfen Stnserrtnse BraeeIets
Strrinee Brnfnabeln, Seberbalter gruen Eai4enutel
er pCrtempnateS tc pelH su BEN btltee prfiien ab
etlaHeu erben Reparaturen 8aenubten perben Be-
AeN8 al bt unh adrdntirt. (DA2r6UIN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-04
Sl0amts' @rpref gussppasnie
g1otts.
N1ctis.
9ic Mc, @eraniaunass6abrten, Grcuriiunen.

Dte GatUn$btIle @tfenb0bI GOmpasnt
bat BITE @rdubuiB ebclten ban hIb6en Sids eeaenIber
Der Varabtfe ltt6r Ncabete itrer 8aba e8sn su
bsnusen unb bat benfsben fir ba$ pmtlum uncnt8eibt6
erDtnet.
unb bsfnben It'd barauf 8.nua Saten6Gnme, ipnte nteb-
ber tarRen unt tiben QueGsn unb ser9arps Nles
pas tte Natur hates betst @ars eeben lnbit@ an ee
gase rortet, BON ubr Wpr8nS t8 ubr Ibenfs ta3lt
Spnn.G8 etnaeI blr1Itr.
Do bic GOmpaane senhSenbe 8prb'rsttnnsen eetrDfer
bat 70 f5nner b,eftlben ieSe &n3atl bon
GarBan Srttat 9arthten
SGuIen u'nb GefeIIf6dften g
su terabseiesten Sisrpfsiien CUR gsrfasun8 teGsn.
I22inn1 1fnifitl
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DentfebeS Meb1= II. Tu:ter9ef@dft
f-r Is -ffs4s' BON af4t
NIrnnk &. 4rnnN1lt.

w. 38 aRern ASenue. nabe pstftent Str.
unltren yreunben unt Befa1nten, SHrte benz @ublnm
hterbaupt bteue Hermt 3ur Nd6rt bas rir tn gtO 36
Gaern Mbtnue elm beut&eS Nebl unb ButtereeAaft err
5ne bsben @s rt nfer S5iteeS 8shrsben lfin tere
Sunben tn sbem Sale ;urteben 81 iielen.
Baebl unb utter tn eber teltebsgen Qnantidt ferotn
rtne teionfere Rotten eelsefert. Ser. Srans;
(iunl9-3rt Tteb Branbau.
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4asIt~er ams psAeMtttAer
x0CtimOre We6er.
9esousSseebeu Sru
@cbnamTer S Sfapp.
BeDinaunaem.

Ser txaIiSse Secfer tcfet tn ber Stabt ~ Gents
wS6en5, aablbcr an bic 9rSSer, weI&e 6afr 0eraats
nrrtlt9 Fub.
Dur1 bic BOP 6eriaubt: $3.50 ftr gepuate OSer
So fGbrli9 In 8srausta3tuus.
Das 9BUdbenbIatt eri@eint tebeu TrettaS nno top
So i66rIin i'm 8craas sobEbar.
gsad 0enti8uut SsrfOnbt: $S iG9rIi& (eiui4IissIi&
bee Errtc). -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-04

Stir OsfansDcreine.
Cine Sammluns auserlefener
Wtdnnerquartette, 16 Stimmen &c. partitur.
@sU.Y. Stttnba6,
Uun5-S1 10 %. BaltImpreitr, Gde Srtpplets Auep
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Die feIbaipirfen0e Watemtspumpe,

G3ie ielb g1iDirfenoe 9SGtentsRuirpe,
rpeIde beIpnters eeetsntt um eIGer, @ts8ruben IT,
anbsre u ntertr6tISe &dume entwd RE rm
tn>em t b feltf In Sewesun8 est frbala tn aA be1se
ben ts @eentb bumers tehimnter pInft tn tem gedter,
rprn 4. febt, BON gBditr abfrteSen ptrb unb nsber
ata feft penn es 4Gsepnmpt if, erforbert nit bc &C.
rtnefe gebantluue Dbsr Nnfibt
8eRenun8en fur bieie BOOT nusbarfn pumpeH urb taS
ErDfemma@en feuAten zDanben Dtrb Bet BEN Inter
,ei@netsn puuttltd beD.et 9enrb 6. @rt&,
rnaI26-lmt) 81 u, 242 6. GarOtnear. 8also, aRb
OSifbti9 fir Dte 6erren &5terbraner.
is aIernter @eenatter une nrbrtatr8er Esebabsr et
rer Braueret praltifb tb6t9 h eS r 0riun5en &r-
tutunA su MAIDEN etGe 5se S1ue ntpideluns hes Stera8
oerbnSert pber berets i6nsrleS Bier pster But na1
Men prdparat bat f1 BET GQeu sbiriSsn Drgbsu gnb
Nnwenbunsem eidnaenb tepdbrt
Nt nUr toB es alIt benz Bier bdbG4n @ubfan3eT ser.
fort perbinbert es ou bf Saurenen In GeIun9 BIS 3u
etner Ee ptrdtEr 600 6aErer b III bIt6aus eeIun6
urb madt ieine 8srdnbrune In SIREN bsstftsen Brnw
nsrfobren u5tbte,
Gegen @nfrnfnn8 Son SIS 90 Ierbe m S6atn etne Yrrbe
reineS prdpdats mstA Gebrauf sanretfang rees fir
Barrels gut ~ MAIDEN pber fir 16 Barrels or SlIrsen-
widelun8 81 i'd dsfr ttnreIGt.
Dar6 sablref 8feaunesn bIn td In bsn Stanb eeIest
100 Barrels 2l8erEer has uItb9e QuGntum $40
3u Itefetn.
Die 3uinbune esAtsbt per grpres unb ntee i BE.
trda fen6 btefer ter Bsteaun9 ntdt bet9efi9t it, rGd
Die BineteIt etner prrb fenbuma ma9t Sbnen lstGt
m5gltb @ BON ber @ate etret @rfnSun9 ju ubrteuBen.
emil ISaaN, Wi. D.,
(tun11-1aatl tn Wsnbpt1 9n.
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s1emeS Saesrbier ,,bcttltms" Gtabliiies

go. s Sub G6arleS Str. go. s
Die Hntefae6neten MAIDEN benz Tublum bte ergebenfe
Nn3etee bab s pbtSe8 2pal tn ber Mbt trDnet taben
bic unannebmlt9teea Res ieb8tn SpnntdSs8tfSss tu
mtioRrn.
Eduub Dusenb la6tn hes bsen 3deettterts feben be.
ret unb wartfn bnrau I'm 9aufe tfir sDpte beteut unb
na6ftn SDnntae eltrunten III rerbeu.
MuG tletnt fgs Bic etne @aDne entbaIten nb btnret
denb SSrtaaben, um turatse SetItn am Srantase nit
tbtem SnbaIte ;u erqutden.
q GDpat sSbr Bier am Spnntas bnbtr,
gudb an IbIen Eruufe Iabtn.
BeauH. an tb5ren Wpcben.Gaetn
Sbr uur einen Gang 3u waSen,S4
yfaH Siib &harIet Str. SIR. 81
Mufhte Summer eebt gut N&t
Drtt vbpttleb- man fas bette Bier
DaS eS ie 6eeeben tier;
Wrpbrt etn @lde6en pber stre
Defeut 3ret DuSenb pber bret
28tyItefern es Gnb fret n' Sausa
unb Sonntaes trntt paS Bier Sbr dusl
@pn N udern nur, ten's ntttt aefGati
9Dtrb fGerltd aud nthtS teEeut!
WtSeI& 9artun9,
fkt-6N Np 5ub Charles Str.
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&erren.Vl .VleIOer<N0Defl,

TJCTIEWl
@eit Bratt Str. 20. 358 uno 1881.
i'd 5ierit Bic auseiss, bas i'd 6ss fGOa ieit 9aSren an
bieiem glase etablirte @eGS bern babe unb Be-
RSnbis elm rei&9atses 9aser BON SHs e!'e searbet'
teteu Serrentlebern neneer aecn ben 6tSen Trei=
fen pOrrGt9iS 9atten nnb aud pi@e an Seeunng aner7
tioen tperbesGtofe fitr OaDde unb Spieeuse in alien
Sorten uub ST. aGeu Preiien. n9i
serner cine Muspabl Sfeseni@irme, gtSde &C.. forie
oIre in bieIes Sad eHi9Iaseubeu Grtitel.
tag- Nle 8efelunsea tperpeu proupt, biliig unb in
ttraefer Jrif ansefertist.
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&su0uft g. M1eper s. @D.,
(btsber tn ter Btrnta aBm Sa1ttipn & &r.l
Np. ZOE 80. Qpmbdrbfr.
swii&en 2isbt nnb GbarIesHr., Baltimore
0laentett
Iir W. 3ilben & 9iepbetp's berlbmte SirniiIe.
Tabrifanten Mnh F3ncIer
in Hleipes SEbite eeub 3intfarbeu, eeu Ganbpapier
edmp SIod, GIauu, @ppperns Gerpentin>OeI, Gapeter
4itt, Tarben &c. &C..
Gin bpHfdutieer @Drrast ptetr BirniHe GbemIiaIten
Barten &C. TETS bprrattte gu ben
btIIiARen Maritbrttftn. lmt22iN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09
Uttama :free Tra0er
Farmers Convention.

We observe, in the Bloomington and Cdr
eago papers, call, signed by parties in La
Sale, Livingston, Mclean and other coun
ties, for convention at Bloomington on the
2oth inst. Of farmers and all others who are
in favor Of an equitable distribution Of the
bsrdens Of the Government upon al
classes and interests; = reduction O
the taxes; and the emancipation Of the
Industrial, wealth. producing classes, in every
department of useful occupation, profession
and calling, from the wrongs and expressions
imposed upon them By the wrongfully Con
stituted monetary systems, by railroad, ware
house, and other monopolles, AMI unjust sys>
tens and schemes designed to deprive them
of the enjoyment Of the fruits of their labor
and talents; and who favor an equitable dis
tributlon of the products Of labor, according
to the work performed ia their production,
and the general ameilorstioa OF the condition
Of the Iaboring classes"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09
~ : 2-Ag. s-a-s ssED:s.

/ The "A &c :. press, VII is usual gre /,
man } ,-;:v, t-.z.I l7Jl ne .scsl: Memphis
riots aal alien pc! 70 ma7l.ac-ure oa; Of
them 20 Fe:fIl' a-sinsn- n favor Of q
II u, r go b, p),.cy ag,;a'. tAs whites Al
he SJta. j. f47J- o. he Fras3nsu's B.,
r4aa ~ "a t;n.l.aiag is authority By s'r91s
military a1Por:.
Gen. S.Jasns1, h7S.y--, W directed I,
slhjec. ,h=se r;o,s to e r.. n .l,-s-y ia.ss.j-
g4lioa, AMI noT cones a., report, c,up'e..ly
exoasrs.ias "a, ar-.r ftJa IA. complexion
givsn it By the rai,.l' p .?,rs. II, says dis
liac,y thts plro,el C, .fsl.rs.es anI The
respectable citzels Of Asmpl:s hal a)thing
to ds vita it. II. locates the blame between
SON. iaso'eat geo s)'Iie,s A 50 u, d-lnk
en- policemen. The cis;zaa3 o. Memphis hal
aotliny to d. WIZ i. TX re5:,3 AL ex-
colfslera;e3 were NJ: IMPLICATED il it. II
was NJ: the w)ri Of slaveh,ll.rs. Il d
not grow fto-n any "Iis,oy .,ty" on ths part
Of Soa.hernsr5 II tae Noc.i. It did not
aisle from tbe l.alcat policy OF PtesiIeat
Johnson. 1t hl7 no sig1ii.a1ce viltsv.r
says a. Al Illustration Of the in ,ol-ucs Of
abo!i;iJlizsl negro.s, all % tt, ex:.sles IF
? n - d tie hE5c otl.c Jl whites acolt ed
to fteazj ~ F,eias v4.ts ma sA,. DIVA by
class that h.e'y hal bea1 in sl1jsctioa.
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EI3-O1c.

The news from Europe IS 70 May 21;h,
Prussia and Italy kave entered into an al
lance, binfing each to support tie other IN
case of a.tacl, By Austria. There are, how
ever, negotiations on foot for congress OF
the principal powers to arrange matters 80 as
TO avoid a war, aud the report Is sach body
is TO assemble at Paris aboutthe i9,h o. ! uue.
The German Diet hal algP..l l. proposal
that Austria aud Prussia should reduce their
armies to q peace footing; and the repre-
.enta,i=es Of those powers had announced
tia, they would, at the mex. sitting Of the
Diet, communicate the conditions On which
they would be wiling 10 dis7r.n.
The new Atlantic cable was progressing
rapidly, and It Was expected HAT the Great
Eastern would leave on the 2,th Of June for
Beethoven, whence, after completing her
cosling, she would proceed TO Lay the cable.
There was vet great financial and CONNER
cial depression in England. The bank re-
turns showed confined drain Of gold, a.
additional heavy failures had occ I-.ed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09
Douglas YEons;zsa cE4-

Ta, ceremony OF layiHg the CONVERSIONS
for the Douglas monumen: at Chicago,
which was appointed to tai place on tie j ii
of July, has been postponed. Gov. Ogies5y'
who had consented 10 deliver the o.ation on
the occasion, sent w5ri 10 the committee tha;
&c would be unable to Dc So The commit
tee then went to Washington to procure 4
suitable Spokesman, ard i:appears ths Pre5i'
dsnt himself consented to make The speech,
If the ceremony could be postponed Until
after the adjournment Of Congress, 0.
course, the committee accepted the offer
without hesitation, and postponed the time
for TIE ceremonies accordingly. The Prssi-
dent will no, only come to Chicago himself,
but his cabinet viii accompany him Thus
the ceremony of laying the cornerstone for
. monument to Illinois grea. statesmen
promises 70 be the most imposing pagent o.
the kind ever Witnessed in This country
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09

Monday evening, al o,her a.nasene"t5
gave way to the concert given by the Great
Western Light Guard Band q Washington
Hall.
OF tA,k entertainment ". confess a oace
cur inability to SPEAK il competent terms.
All Of o1r citizens who were present agree
that they had never before heard suet music
Indeed raany doubted If lhey had heard
any good music before. We had lhs R3vaa-
tage, fof some y years ago We Gil hear
Juliea's great baal, but ;Lat IS tn. ouly band
with which We can compare tie Grea. Wcs,,
EN- Light Guard Band Of Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09

ANSWER WANTED.-The following up,
peared recerI ty as editorial in the New York
Tr'LHc. There is some curiosity 10 know
how Greedy will answer it in is application
to the attitude sf the radical party, to which
he belongs, to tho southern states.
"Sppposc Austria and Italy united under
one Governlh ent-no matter of what form -
and Austria, with forty millions OF people
rules Italy With twenty Iaillons, contrary to
her interests and wishes. Suppose their Go.
vernneni pure, simple democracy. Now
liaIy chose TO govern herseif-to be an indie
pendent, sci subsisting nation. How do your
! Constitution supreme Court, universal sGt>
frage, purity Of elections, and whatever else
you please, help The matter? Has Italy a
| right to be governed as she thinks best? or,
is she to be governed as it is most agreeable
to the ma oriiy-ttat is, to Austria? And
if she has right to govern herself. how is
she TO achiefe the enjoyment Of it?"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-09

i Boots PHILANrHaorIsr.-The Albany
Joprnai, though intensely loyal" Is unab!e
to appreciate species Of philanthropy that
may be the rule among tue radical lea
ers of the north, and Of whom it is unfair to
single out Wendell Phillips as . shining ex~
ample, truly and forcib'y put as the following
undoubtedly ii. Says the Jownm:
Wendell Phillips has an income of $50, 900
a year. he Sis under polished mahogany,
eats out OF beautiful china and solid silver,
and buries his slippers in tse soft pile of vel
vet carpets fit for tne-Farlor oil prince. If
during the war he contributed to raise a resi-
meut or support q so-dler'5 family, We have
vet TO learn it. II 10 has made any donation
from bis. abundant wealth % the tund for
supporting .tLe freedmen Of the South, we
stasd ready ID record the fac. o. sufficient
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FEsIAy MEErING.-The stirring news from
the Canada border at the begin hing Of the
week naturally awakened the deeH est interest
iir Fenian Circles in this city. q n tuesday
quite meeting assembled in dont Of the
Court House and WAS addressed by Capt.
CogsweI, Alex. VansLay Of Seneca, Capt
Norton Of EaFlvi!le, aud others a direct
call was made for volunteers, and there were
enough in tue crowd to eyinee Willingness
to go if they could sec their way 5 lle in'o any
regularly organized Fenian army On that
point however, no one seemed 70 give def>
mite Information.
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Ala EsfecsUal EEorra HEcGicinc.
EyYoTIz-s yerEysstEge Commits.

Or Worm LozeDgsrS. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults, attributed other is
occns0ncI by Tho -Vermifrge ComftsT although
esetHal in destroying do possib, iHgry to
delicate child. TAis valuable combination has
successfully used by ysicins ana found safe
and il eTlicatug worms hurtful to children.
ttt!arel htpjHg fOsls reg re uI e;,Its attention
neglect of the trouble often prolonged sickness.
Symptoms Of Horals tn C9,iitd overlooked
Worms IN Tho stomach and bowels irritation which
can be removed oGy by the OF u remedy. The
combination Of ingredients used in making Browns Ner
miiuge Coms is 10 give the best possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sod by
all Dealers III Medicines, at Is cents . box.
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FE1HE sEts-rihar offers hi, old aud well known farm!
: upon vuh h- ~ resided for tas Last - wears for
sale on and reasonable terms. sal 1trm Is locates
on ia OH Chicago ltpI nine mites northeast OF Ottawa.
AMI CONSISTS ~ about 100 1s- vui-h ai0u. 80 -res
aT" timber tine balance al under fence sI "a high state
~ cultivation There tine place COOL large frame
dwelling house. goi barn, crib. houses &c AI-p
hae OLD orchard. with aluy other fruit trees short
1t Is one oi t!ie best l-Ias ia Tire county. Aprv tho
premises % VITAL NEEHET.
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/
~, - 49,, soroo,b;,- lilo ~. IA
,; cotha-; .. oro,,d the most office 1T mail
;; -: - 80, vol, - cot tho ,a.to.,
,Lo 80 &c csr,oaa hoi,o .sar.
ID ,--ou e., ,bo sunny soutb 10 f;,:d
80, shor4 .,sro has boar a., .,t,o,
;n..;o &c Canado he tho RI. erts VIM &c
a.. ra.;a ILL ,ho rost 70, d,v. THO
,,o-,,4 s0o,, 70 have commsnc.d an
Thrrsasv ri-bt If lat week from the vicinity
/ &c prr.io nd ves s;rsotcd AGAINST rort
! ~. r.o,, tho ;,,n,s.sa mass Of rubb;sb
n Which the teIepranb de,patcbe, have
1oborod 70 .motter 1be arn,rentlv lev and
simple fact. Of the case. We are able TO elin.i.
n,,. tho f.,,o,y;.o.
On the Thursday nisLt aforesaid about
500 Fenians ltbe DISPATCHES give the number
variopsIv from 330 to SCOOP crossed The
Niagara river from Buffalo in tugs ard scows.
and falling upon Fort Erie by surprise, took
i without firing a gun. The small garrison
there were compelled to Issue what provisions
they had to the invaders. Remaining there
duriug Friday. the Fen;ans in the evening
marched 70 the interior as far as Stevenson.
for tbs purpose Of destroying railroad bridges
and telegraph Hues, in which they seem to
have made some progress, when they we're
me. BY body Of Canada volunteers. 4 fight
ensued which lasted couple Of hours, dur
ing which the Fcnians lost some 20 men
L;vel erd ,voru6ca and the Canadians eb9ut