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ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK.
Doctor L. JoLLIE MATToCKs.

Analytical Physician, late of New York.
For thirty years DR.. MattOcks has devoted his
whole attention to the cure of chronic diseases, OF
every name and nature, and has effected many re-
markable cures in lingering diseases. This sys-
TEN of practice is founded on truth, and differs
from all others. We are familiar with disease and
know the remedy needed. No experimenting. no
deception. no %humbug. Do not make sick to cure.
take and act in harmony with the laws of life. We
give a candid opinion and effect permanent cures.
We ask a trial before abandoning nope. Run
No matter what your disease, or how long stand
ing. call and see us-it will cost you nothing, as we
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Township Correspondence.
K

BACONsBURG, o., July d, 1850.
Ed. CHRoHICLE:-Mr L.. G. Mathews. late own
er of a pair of calves fifteen months old, tha,i
weigh seventeen hundred and seventy pounds,
will certainly have to try again." Armine Cas-
teTIine. of this place owns a pair of calves. fifteen
months old, that weigh nineteen hundred pounds;
Come again Mr.. Matthews, or any other man.
CAN.
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DIR. e, JOIIie Mattecks,

Can be consulted at his Offices, for the year 1866,
National Hotel, Mondays, July 2, Sept 8 Oct y,
Dec 80 ; Ravenna. best Hotel, Tuesdays, July 8,
Sept 4. Oct 30. Dec 81; Akron. Empire House,
Wednesdays, July 4, Sept 5, Oct 81, Jan l WOos-
ter. best Hotel. Thursdays. July 5, Sept 6, Nov l.
Jan 2; Mansfield, Wiler House. Fridays, July 8,
Sept z, Nov 2. Jan 3; Residence, Cleveland. o. on
4, 1867. dec 2065.
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RA- Salt and Lime at the Flour and Feed
Store of OSBORN BRUCE.
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STEAM CARRIAGE

COUTH OF CANAL, WARREN,
y OHIu, Having lately extended and imProy-
cd my establishment by e~nlarging my already *
tensive buildings. as we'll as erecting new ones, IN
Producing a steam engine, with all Kinds OtmScnln-
cry adapted to the business, by which a great say
ing of material. time and labor are eneeted, tnsreoy
afording facilities for manufacturing ana selling
BETTER article for the same OF LESo money
than can be afforded without such advantages, and
emplOying an inereasd number OF the very pest
WOrkmen in the country, many Of whom are az
rect from the eastern cities, i am now prepared 10
make and turn of A BUGGY PER DAY. At my
Repositories may be found at all times the best as.
sOrtment Of finished work IN the country; all Of
which is warranted in every respect, and for quail
ity. workmanship durability and 1nishs Is not TO
be surpassed in this country. or BY eastern manu-
facturers. Among my stock Of finished WORK may
CLOSE COACHES. of various styles and prices.
CHARIOTEES,
R0CKAWAYS. a variety of l. 2 and 3 seats,
JENNY LINDS,
CARRIAGES, i've patterns slide seats,
SULKIES.
BAROUCHES,
BUGGIES, q large variety. consisting of
DROP FRONT,
DEMOCRATIC WAGONS.
KNOW OTHINGS.
GAZELLE,
II
BOX BUGGIEs,
PHRTONS, 1 and 2 seats, tops standing and
Also, LUMBER WAGONS, best article, for one
and two horses. Ny present facilities enable me
70 tqJniSn 70 order aanX style Of wheeled yenleie. on
hiu in my line of business, are requested to call
and see for themselves.
Especial attention to Custom Work and Repair
ing. Painting and Trimming done on short notice,
| L WORK WARRANTED.
Warren, April IS. 1856. H G. BEELDN
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paFHave just received a very fine lot Of
Extra Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Also a large lot of cheap Sealing for Fruit
Cans, sc.
HOYT, STRATTON, & HAPGOOD.
July 25, 1S66-tf.
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Prices at Camps Mills.

Owing to the recent rise in the markets, l
am compelled to advance prices, as follows
No. l Shelled Corn 80 cts. per bushel; Corn
Meal SLIGO per cwt.; Chopped Feed Sl.65
per cwt.; Pure Bye, Corn and Oats Chopped
Feed, Sl.65 per cwt. d. w. CAMP.
June 20-tf
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NIahOning Lodge, No %.
q q r.

Will meet on Monday evening next at s
o'clock, and every member of the order, In
good standing, within reach, is invited to be
present, and witness several limitations
which are expected to be had.
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m

A young lady who may desire to learn to
make Hair Jewelry, can obtain a situation
with the subscriber. Good recommendations
required. Call at room SO, Gaskill House,
Warren, Ohio. Miss S. E. GORDON.
August LIST. 1866. 1t.
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Shingles.
Pine shingles, both sawed and shaved con-
stantly on hand, for sale. For particulars
see or address, A. L. JONES,
July 25-2w O~rangeville o.
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Proposals Wanted.

May 10. lss6::tf.
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Turnin Plants.

10000 Plants of the Extra Ss0eet Long
White French Tvnip, price 25cts per hun
dred, or 81 per thousand.
Aug Ist-2t. a. II. ADAMS.
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admir-
able article used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. March 70 0m
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NJ Ladies' Fine Gold Watches anC
Chains, at VAUTROT & ACKLEY'S.
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BG= Thermometers, ~Spectacles, Tele,
scopes, Spy Glasses and Magnifying Glasses
Market Street.
VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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A FAIR OFFER.
N The prCprietors of
PiSo's Cure For CONSUMPTION

Agree to repay the full price to all who try the
remedy and receive from it no benefit. Thus. II It
does no one any good, it cost nothing, and if 1t
Sold By Ell. ALLISON & Co..
Jan 81 3m* War; en-, U.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

Tie advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after hay-
inR suffered for several years with a severe lung at
lection, and that dread disease, COnsumption-is
anxious to make known to his felloW-suherers the
means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free Of charged. with the diree-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the subscriber in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he e~OLceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove a bles-
sing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE. by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Eah Il 1866 1Yra
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ne What will cure a scoiding husband
Nothing like new clothes from
REED & ADAMS.
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ne Cheap, all wool cassimeres, desirable
styles. at REED a
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1866
1903

ISO3. ISOO
SIxTY-THREE YEARS OF HONORABLE Sue
CESS
The NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CoMPA'
NY continues to insure Merchandise, Farm
Property, Dwelling Houses and Furniture
at fair rates.
AppIy to WHITTLEsEY ADAMS the only
Agent at Warren. [July II, 1866
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See a W oman

nsa- 1 have just made ten dollars by buy
inc \ suit at REED & ADAMS.
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-DROPOSELS FOR CONSTRUC

DROPOSELS FOR CONSTRUC-
TING SEWERS.
Proposals will be received by the subscribers, up
to the LIST day of June next, for exeavating for and
putting in that part Of the main Sewer, in the vii
LACE Of Warren. extending from the river near
the Hoyt Store, crossing main street. and through
Market alley to Liberty street, and up Liberty
Street TO Washington A~venue,-about $500 feet
For plans and neutrality-suspicious. to Ju-
Mus Dana. Esq, engineer. The whole will be ex-
hibited with explanations of the work to be done.
This portion of the sewer is all to be constructed
of hard burned brick.
Further. work in contemplation. may also be
F. KINSMAN,
X. S. PARKS,
CT. TOWNSEND,
Board of Sewer Improvement
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a Card TO InYaIids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple rem
edy for the cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal organs,
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Promp-
ted By a desire to benefit the afflicted and %unfortu-
nate, I will send the receipt for preparing and US
ing this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one
who needs il, Free Of Charge. =,
Please inclose a postpaid e%nyelOpe addressed
to yourself. Address, JOSEPH L. NMAN,
Station D. Bible House. New York City.
May 2 1866 lyr*
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RgP Solid Silver Spoons, at
VAUTROT & ACKLEY'S.
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Proposals wanted.
THE UNDERSIGNED, to whom
was referred the receiving Of proposals for
grading and paving of streets in Warren, having
failed to procure any bids satisfactory to the Coun-
eli, have been again instructed to ask for further
bids, and are now ready to receive proposals for
the work according to plans and specifications
which they will exhibit.
Provision has been made for obtaining stone and
gravel or sand on favorable terms.
The work on that part of Main Street between
South and High Streets, and that part of Market
between Main and Liberty Streets, Will be let as
desired to complete that portion this season. The
letting of the balance Of the work contemplated
and work of sewering the town are fdlIy. ma
tured. -hlNSMAN,
r. S. PARKS,
May 9 1866 Committee on Streets.
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Buy your Flour of Osborn s.
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
] .sCity Mills" Flour. None better in market.
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ne Hasheesh Candy--Magic Cure fol
Coughs and Cholera. Buy of Julian Har'
mon, No. 5, Market Street.
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Original Rhymes
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
BY
GILLMER & ~BUTTERFIELD

Dealers in Flour and Feed.
And every staple which you need.
The best of Flour we keep on hand,
Both LeavittsbuIg and Cleveland brand,
And should your better half eOmplain,
Your money we'll refund again.
We've also Flour of Corn and Rye.
Ground Feed-of Corn and Oats a full supply,
Potatoes, large crops from the field,
The best our Northern soil can yield.
Our Coffee. Java, Rio, ground,
We think no better can be found
A choice variety of Tea.
From Tyson green to good BOhea-
Which, seasoned with our Sugar fine,
Will please your friends who call to dine.
Rice, Spice and Fruits, both rich and rare.
Picked and canned with greatest care;
And for the lusty working man
We have Fish, Bacon, Beans and Ham,
Eggs, butter, Cheese, all country trash
Come on, ye farmers, here's your CASH.
Molasses, Vinegar, all right
Our Lamp Oil cheers the darkest night
Candles, both Tallow and Stearine,
By light of which may well be seen,
Tobacco, both to smoke and chew.
Nice Candies for your children too;
Cigars and Pipes for gents and tops,
Good Brooms, and Handles for your MOps.
Our Stock and prices will suit you all.
May 9 1866 If
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility. Premature decay, and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion, will. for the sake of suf-
fering humanity, send free to all who need il, the
recipe for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. sufferers wishing to profit by. the ad-
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers St., New York.
Feb Il 1866 lyr*
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nAz Swiss and American Watches, MAJ
ket Street. VAUTR0T & ACKLEY.
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Moving Machines

Just reed 2 more Unions, and two Cayuga
Chiefs, Also one second hand Buckeye Jr.,
at $50. JOHN REEVES.
July, 25 It.
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ITCH! C /!

ITCH ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCHI SCRATCHl SCRATCHI
VACATIONS OINTMENT Will cure the Itch in
As hours. Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS.
CHILBLAINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin =
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists. By send
ing so cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents,
10 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwar-
ded by mail. free of postage, to any part of the
United States.
June Is, 1866, ly.
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House and Lot for Sale.

RAE A spendid assortment of Jewelry, at
VAUTROT & ACKLEY'S.
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was s''s''inatsd. Wereprint II at this time
TO fre'hen tns memory Of those good men
who nave forgotten the words Of the Great
Losra'or In ths midst OF their fears and en-
dea'ofs 70 md present difficulties In the way
OIL the restoration Of the Union, which We do
not believe exists.
h''ooLS SHOWS "nen' "nere anu no"
''' "'rh Vi reo0n''ruo''on oommen'e'
n'pHW JOHNSON "" assisting MN In 'ne
great enor' as Military governor OF fsnne''
sec a" assistance was OIL 'uon great value
70 Mr. LINCOLN that when II was Indicated
70 MIN That the Presidential Nominating
Convention OF 1850 might succeed Mr.. HAN
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sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRIRs.

ALABAMA lost 40, 900 men In the rebellion.
eARnorIso has lately been revived in
London. ace .''. 1." ..|H. H
Bors are sent to Jail in Hartford, Conn,
for snow. balling in tho streets.
THERE were 2,757 building erected in
Philadelphia In 1855.
SIXTY dram-drinking young men in saco,
Me-, have pledged themselves to total absti-
nencc for year.
Rev. LEONARD BACON thinks the women
and the clergy are the malignants Of the
South.
HoHArro sros= has sculpt DR.. Bellows in
marble-Er.
The man who wrote the above ought to DO
scalpt. FL. b.. rs
NORrHERK people, whose skating Is limited
to small ponds and narrow rivers, are re-
minded that We have been frozen up to
skating point for more than one week.
QUEEN VICTORIA always sends gift of f3
to any poor mother in her dominions who
may give birth to triplets. The latest sue
cessful candidate for the money Is the wife
of James Gibson, weaver Of Kilbarchau,
Scotland.
The body Of Mr.. Isaac Barker, mer-
chant of Maiden Lane, N. Y, was found
yesterday morning in the Fourth avenue
tunnel of the Harlem railroad, frozen quite
stiff, and the skull badly fractured. 1t is
supposed that he fell from the platform Of
the car while proceeding to his homo in
Westohester county.
LAST week, as a railroad train was stop
ping at Gordonsville to put of mail, quite
crowd who had assembled there made an
assault upon the mail agent, who was .
Northern man-as the Post Office Depart
ment appoint none who cannot take the oath.
They informed him that they would not
allow any Yankees to run on their roads
Words led to blows and the train moving of
the mail agent escaped with his life. On
reporting thiS to the Post ONCE Department,
Gov. Randall immediately struck Gordons.
vile from the list Of post Offices, and trains
now run by that point.
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NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
SENATE.
THunsDAr, January IL.


-. THunsDAr, January ~
tain oitisens Of Michigan against the re,
nswh Of the reciprocity treaty. Referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
MT. Sumner offered the petition o. the con
yenhon OF ooiored baptists tor universal SUI
frage. Referred to the special committee on
RECOMMENDATION. ,,
MT. fsssenden called up the bill 70 author.
ire the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 appoint
assistant ASSESSOR. y a7..s r'5.lE.7. ~ -
MT; sumner offered as an amenament .
proviso that no person shall be appointed an
,ssI.s ASSESSOR without being oongea 70
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

CoLoRED SCHOOLS IN THE DIsrRIcr.-Rev.
JOHN KIMBALL, Superintendent of colored
Schools for the District of Columbia, reports
to the Commissioner, Brig. Gen. J. s. Full.
LERToN, that for the month Of December the
number of schools in this city was 49, the
teachers numbered OF, and the number of
scholars 3,6l6. The Superintendent says
nine schools whose former report for the
month Of November gave a total of 500
scholars, did not report in time for the De.
oember abatement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

NORTHERN CREDITORS AND SOUTHERN
DEBroRs.-The memorial presented to the
Senate on Tuesday, from the New York
Chamber of Commerce, asking the passage of
law exempting suitors in the national courts
Of the Southern States from the operation of
State statutes Of limitation for period long
enough to give loyal creditors an opportunity
to enforce their demand, sets forth that the
liabilities Of Southern debtors to New York
merchants at the outbreak Of the war
amounted to $3.50, OOO, 900, only a small por-
tiOn Of which has been extinguished.
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The Death OF President Johnson's
Brother Caused by the Inhumanity


The Death OF Prestaent Johnnous
Brother Caused by tins Inhumanity
ofTsxan Ply sioians. sr..l
Some days since q report oame from Texas
that the death Of the late WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Collector Of Customs at 81. vsiaseo, Texas,
brother Of the President, was caused by the
refusal Of the surgeons Of the neighborhood
TO attend him, after he was wounded by the
accidental discharge Of his gun, Messrs.
ANDREW and JAMES JOHNSON, Of Tennessee,
sons Of the deceased, now publish = card, Of
which the following is the material portion:
Gen. srRoSG makes statement that our father,
Mr.. WILLIAM JoHxsoS, was accidentally shot By
the discharge Of his own gun, and that number
ofsurgeous in vsissco, Texas, whore the accident
occurred, were applied to for assistance. All re-
fused, and not only refused, but based their re-
fussi upon the grounds that JoHSsoS was
brother OF the President, etc. In addition. We
will state that the above are facts, and that our
father had 10 send 10 Columbia, Texas, distance
Of one hundred miles, for q Federal surgeon, be-
fore getting any assistance. DR.. sEADs 10 the
gentleman who came 10 our fathers assistance
from Columbia, but fourteen dsys having
elapsed, was too late 10 save his life, and DR..
sEADs says our father died from neglect, and the
medical faculty generally OF vslasoo stated that
there were too many JoHSsoss now. .-.u
Within four hours' ride Of Mr.. JoHSsos's
residence there were no less than . score Of
physiOians-one Of whom had been for
long time his family physioian-but not one
Of them could be induced by any considers
tions Of humanity to attend the wounded
man. And this because he was Q loyal
citizen. .-.
This story needs no comment. The state
ment Of the facts Is sufficient to illustrate the
state Of affairs which now exist, and which
has for years past existed, in Texas.
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vAPoR AND VOORHEES,.

n n al ~.
IA \. $1,000 r.. -
un,,a to-. e., A.. - -. .,,.
49,. -, =, - -. -,
' n"u'' III" '''u ns''
A'e .." ne 70 ne''f more seductive
'hsh LII ms orisihh suse' ms appearance
IN our ia'orea iano' hks n" deom In Para
use was In the form Of serpent" The
coPperhead member from Indiana, who yes
terdsy enlightened the House as to the posi-
tion Of the President and the opinions Of the
| people, has powers always possessed BY the
AGENTS Of evil His rhato,;c 4. .s ooo5 ma
nj. roI;,;o.I naval. - h.a 7, 4. .v;an,
| A. a.. l..-,,- -, n
go. L.. - -. =, A.. ~,
:, 's
y NAe' VI
"' p''"'ou 'p'0oa' 'fA'''ns "n''n open
win the a0s IN inc mAhser' anu END with
fericies, are entertaining Ii not instructive,
and exhibit glitter OF variety II not the &C.
MUS OF argument. Fox's Book Of Martyrs
mas heretofore boon considered tolerably
Successful record Of horrors.
But the VOORHEES, collection OF abomina-
tions and atrocities is likely to cast into con-
temptuous shade tho impsled or burning
victims that used to laoerate our younger
feelings. The scenes shift upon "shivered
household gods, "blasted American fames,"
"shoals Of hungry sharks" Evolves and
jackals," corpses" to be robbed, and
pockets to be picked, the "highwayman"
In his most inexcusable tantrums, and the
curtain drops upon pandemoniums Of dis
cord" and "oarnivAls Of dark and cruel
spirits" viking robbsrs," blind samp-
SOM in his temple performance, "biOody
Jaoobins," aud the irrepressible "harlot
OF Revolutionary France" stalk through
the grim spectacle In such frantic succession
that q mild patriot might be liable to the
nightmare II he did not follow D'MARI-
COLDS prescription mot to DO taken at bed
time" All this array OF crime and catas-
trophe is marshaled for the beneht OF the
poor deluded Union men who had the auda-
city TO defeat the Democratic party and the
courage to whip the rebels.
Ihere Is an Italian MAXIM "that I'M
punity Is the best way to success" The
man who went over the land sneering at
raii'sphtters anu 'ai'ors "heh up LOT
poS''ion' anu no" makes oooisAh' SaiAoms 70
'no 'I'o' IN Po,'',on on So0oun' VI MS
o .l's'H' u''' NV '"oA '0' '''''"'
Thl - ..,,,
81. mo,,h 80. n,o.,.;m.d an.
f.ilur. y and now undertake, 10 l,ctur. IN,
mon who made the war a success, need not
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IBY TELEGRAPH .
r.. 70 rHp
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.


PorrsvLLr, Pa, Jan. l1.-Hsnry ii:
Dunno, coal inspector and superintendent Of
the New York and Schuylkill Coal Company,
was brutally murdered by three men last
night, about seven o'clock, on his way home
to Pottsville. The murder was committed on
the public highway, about two miles from
Pottsville. No arrests have been made. Mr..
dunno was an accomplished gentleman, and
o uniyermf~ fasorite with every ono. His
death causes the most intense excitement all
through the country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

STEALING BLASKETs.-James Bryan was
arrested by ohieer Harrlgan at the Metropolitan
Hotel, on = charge Of stealing two eounterpAnss
from bed In one Of the rooms, on the night OF
the 9Th inst. tappears that Bryan with another
under assumed names. The next morning, after
they left, the articles were missed. Justice
Thompson sent him to jail for court.