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Ssy the cost ~ making ward of cotton
cloth il eight cents. The tariff is six eenis
per ysrd. An Eog'ish vessel srriv-s inl
Bos,on ireighied with rotton cloth. The
owner steps on shore and irquir-s ~hst ,h,
duty IL. he 10 told thst il 'sslx cents pei
yssd This added 10 The original cost Of
his elo,h, makes i cost him fourteen cents
md the exps u-es cf bringing !, scross The
Atlantic orc cent more. 40 hat, when he
goes into The rnsrs witn his cloth. he i
obliged 20 charge h'teee cen's per yard 70
~, his money back sa m,se sny prrf
he wili hsve 10 cnsr rcverleen cen's :
ard for bic cngl Al ~sli nshutse urer
steps up q nd Offers his Rords, Jurl - good.
Tor fifteen cents. two cests less thsn the
importer rsn sell a.; and The result 10. the
importer wi'hdrsws his bills ircm the ens.
tom house and d.psr,s With his cargo. H.
osys 10 du,y 10 The 0ovrrnnent. and ye
l,Ae man Who buys sne Lowell msn's clctf
lpsvs seven cents per yard more than I
would have cost him hst there net been I
duty on il. And ~ LrssN msr cockeu
I,he smcun,. A Tr's NE .sr -"s rn' ~
laovernmenl. The /, 90 sr'inn: nsx
actly he case Hence, we rive 70 feve
uue frrm this rlsss 81 gooss. The duty beinI
proh,buar,; ard yet. ne ronspmers-sh
! farmer and lsbossv-py seven cea'- is'
on every ward o. cotton cloth they buy. ~
Il I'll goss 70 the manufacturer. Pence 20
high price Of cotton goods, end yet not
cent o. ,his goes 70 pay the public debt
: This vii hold good on nearly every,hin
1.-The fsfmsr us.s--on all bis implements I
wood. iron. steel aud brsss. Their price
sr- snhsrced. and ys' ~ revsoue sccsu'
~, ne Governments from 'nem, bscsuss j
elhigh du'iss exclude icrs'gn competition
Y Thus Il ritI be seen, that in sdc.sion 70 y
| $500 100000 psid 70 The Gav-"nse,. W
! - ,.uc more .s paid y the Esssern maa'
'fscsuvsrs.
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The sounds q Industry
sY rRAscEs D CAGE


love the bsngisR hammer,
The whirling Of the plane,
I The crashing Of the busy ssw,
Y The cracking Of the crane.
The ringing Of the anvil.
The grating Of the drill.
The cIst,erine OF the turning lathe.
The whirring OF the mill.
. The buzsing Of The spindle.
The rafting Of the loom,
The pufiiog q he ersn-.
And ths isn'r continue boom.
The clippilg ~ sh- tailor's shears,
Toe diving Of The a~l,
The -cund Of busy labor
4" love, | love them eli.
love the plowmsn's whistle,
The resper's cheerful song,
The drovsrs oft.rspeated shouts,
A. he spurs his flock along;
The hustle ~ the market man.
AS he hies him 10 ine town;
Tire hslloo from The trss-top,
A. the ripenec iruis CONES down;
The busy sound Of lhreshers,
A. s'hsy clean the ripened gain.
Ard the husker's joke and mir'h ard glef
Meath the moonlight on the plain
The kind voice Of the d,irymsn.
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds OF sctise industry,
I love. l love them ell
For they tell my longing spirit.
0 The esrnestness OF lite,
Ho~ much OF Ill its happiness,
Gomez out OF toll md strife.
Not tic Toll snd strife that 'sinseth
And murmurnre,h on III way.
Nor the toll and strife thai rroansth
Beneath the iyrsn''s s~sy;
But thsi toll ami s'ri'e that spnngeth
From tree va wiling hesfs--
| a stsife whirh ever bTlngesh
| To ,he s,rivsr al his psns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-24

0oeD Cons. A sample of"ChInsse Pro
life Tree Corn" has been sent 70 our efiee
|by our friend Jere Brown. The grain u
very large end bsosd-ioussesn end sigb.
teen rows. and he cob 3 about The eiz. u :
pol,cemsn's mace Ths stalk grove very
I,aIi. snd ,hs or can only be rssched .by !
elk ios,sr, o. VI asssll mso o. ladder
The yield b iron sevsasy i've 20 eight,
bushels V ths acre Richnssd Palladium
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No. 40.


A young medical student from
Michigan who iVac been attending
lectures in New York Tor some time,
and Who consitered -timseli exceed
ingly good Shocking and iarinatinQ.
made deadly onset on the heart ami
fortune OF hl,nming toung ladv in
the sano family with him. Affera
long siege the lady snrrrendered.--
They were married on "Wednesday in
the morning. The same afternoon
the young wife sent and exhibited to
the astonished student ..bsautifulr
'little daugnter, aged three years and
ia halt
"Gocd heavens. then Won was
widow" exclaimed the srndent.
"Yes. my dear. and this Amelia.
lmy Youngest: Tomorrow, Augustus.
James aud Renhcn will arrive from
the coantry, ard then lshall have nv
children together once more"
The unhappy student.replied no.'s
word. his feelings were. too deep Tor
uttersnce. The other little darlinesv
arrived. Renben was six years. J Jalnes
rine, and Augustus saucy hoy Of
twelve. They were delighted t. hear
Ithey had q new papa. and ccnld have
all the rlay tliinss they wanted. The
I'snew papa a soon as he conld speak.
remarked that Angustrs and James
,ldid not much resemble Reuben and
Amelia. a1 Az lra@oS 5 ini
swell no." said the happy mother.
.I.'my fret husband was quite differ
lent style from my seconl complex
lion, temperament, the color Of hsir
Iaud eyes AL different KIN
This was too much. lie had not
,Ionly married . widow, but was her
vIthird husband, and the astonised step-
olfather Of !onr children. -hN Fa n u
: Bnt the fortune. thought he, that
slwiil make amends lie spoke Of her
4 fortune. 3rma4
/. These are my treasures sa.ti ALE.
!. in the Roman matron sfyle, pointing
to her children. w.. n.
Al The conceit was quite ont Of the
!, Michigander. who. f inding that he
,,had made scsmplete goose Of himself.
returned to . farm IN his own native
lState, where he would have chance
! of making shisr boys usefui. and
make them sweat FOR the deceit prac-
7 l;iced upon him by their mother ed5
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Rev. Willard Spsuldinr, Of Salem,
on Monday evening last, At Town
Hail. IN this city. said:
I'VE shall tomorrow send Butler
te Congress with On impeachment
document in one hand, and = halter
In the other. 70 first hang President
Johnson, and then next. every Demo
crat in the United States. .Essex
K Mass.) State esinsn Nov z. a. NJ,
That il rather = heavy contract. l,ut
we have no donbt i.wouid afford the
Beast sgruat pleasure 90 execnte. II.
and the Rev. Spauiiins greater pleas
lure still to wiiness IL performance
Commend MS to = Reverend for blood
|thirstiness and malignant revenge:-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Jasper and LOcgoOtee!
-O-
ACCOMMODATION STAGE!

vTVHE uadsrtignsd proprietor o. ~ regc
l Isr nail line. respectfully irfo,us 30
sssvsIise public that hssesf'sr BE- vii 'u'
4 G,asa fcr ths accommodation Of pssser
se,s 8 Noadays. Wednesdays, and ri
days. ue viii lssve Jasper, ~ ume 70 co"
sect vieh The sraiss On the q. = d. x
q Lsseossss. and will return On Tsesdsys
Thursisys, and oasurdsys. HE team e
essa eass aad PasssnRsrs nay rely On 80
- shsolrA se(ely end ~ sims.
IStD0RE SH0EMARER.
Nsy 1Sth, Iss6-y HNi M 4aa AsAA
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THE BALTIMORE CASE
Gov swans Action Decided to be
Lawful.


Judge Bsrsroi IN the hsbess corpus case,
sustain- the power Of Governor Swann 10
remove the commissioners Of police There
wss great cheering il the court room on
the announcement Of the decision.
His decision reviews the . hole case. -
II ssys tia. The order Of Jsiss Bond. Of
shs Criminal Court. that the parties be held
60 bail. and in default be committed 20 keep
she peace sgsirss the police commissioners,
and not seek 10 exercise any ei the func-
iioss Of the police commissionsrs uniil
their clsims 10 said Office should be estab.
Iished bv The courts. was wholly unSsrrsn,-
ed. and that the Judge OF the Crimiosl Court
had no authority 70 issue such IN order:
lie reviewed the code 10 regard to Police
Commissioners. and decided that II gave the
Governor entire power 10 the matter; tha
IN. IN his Judgement. Bessrs. Woods ant
Hinds had been guilty Of official miscon
duc;, the lsw gave him power 20 remov'
them and appoint successors; that q th'
time Mss-rs. vslisn, snd Young kwere a.
rested they had been truly lawfully appoint
ed Police Commissioners; and that cloihe'
with The commission Of the Governor the.
were then truly in ofiics End empowered I
righ,fulIy exercise all the functions Of th
same in place Of Woods and Hiods. remov
led. who had been officially notified Of III
removal, the action Of The Governor Va
lfnsl .s much 30 a. il the commissioners hs
been removed by the legislature, aud fsoI
his action there could be no appeal.
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vsRpcr W TIE JuaY ~ THE PARKfSsoE
Cssg A. eight o'clock yesterday niornioe
,sc eDur house bell wss rang. which speedi-
" dre~ lsrre crowd shisher 70 hear The
verdict q ,h- jurv 10 the Prkinson csse-
Afs>r the ju,ymsr had answered 10 their
nance. and snnrunced that they hsd sgreed
upon : vescic,. the paper wss handed 10 The
clerk by the foreman. Amid the breashlesr
|eisencs o. The bar and audience the latter
tl.e jury. find the defendant not
grihy % charged 10 the Indictment" Thin
rcnncement was received with irresissi'
sle applause, snd : general hsndsh skins q
moe took piscs between Sfr. Parkinson and
h,s numerous friends. relatives, and the q
sorneys Who hsd defended him. The sirsia
UPON HE nervous symstem having shus beer
renoves, BE- sank down exbsusted and ws'
lcsrried 10 bed in the jsiIos's house. Dr.
IOFerrsi was called in and administered t.
Ihls necessities. A. Isss accounts Ne ~ss Il
. precsriops condition, both mentally as'
Oh, ,sicsIiy - Lsisy cite Journal. Haisf
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o. Mcxs Morton ,ralise -'Old Cindsrs.'
'hs Governor Of Iniisaa. = : shocking ex-
ample Of the effects Of certain disesses On
the humsnsyrem. Al the bosss hs gets
from Radicals nisils - ncsmPensats bio. fer
the suffering he hss % endure from orcies
held IN the palaces of prostilu'ion- What
st. Paul ssys of marriage spp;ies .i'h s'sr,-
ling force 70 Mersoa- Bog, !. look q Merton
the Governor of Issisns. learn his, sussus
and then keep s~sy iren .hssnss 81 vics
where sbscdossd ronss ssd leading ~
poelIcSns hold s,he.s Iieeniiouss revss. os
like Morton. ysus isss end viii os worse
Than your fret. ~ hsiuunxs rfHHa IVA N
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ACCOMMODATION LINE
JASPER AND LooGooTEE!

SryuE undersigned will run S'ase 'ro"
II Jasper 20 Locroosee, for the aceommo
Ss,ion Of the public once week. 'esvirt
5ss,sr every Tuesday morning IN ume
>snuect with the cars and reforming y
wednesday. He viii be thankful ioso'
shass of public patronage.
ANTONY STEINHAUSEk-
Dee. 26sh. 1664-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-24

CO. Gcveraor SEYMOUR, IN recent
speech, thus siludes 70 the financial palicy
d New Englsnd-a policy which tends TO
snake the rich richer. snd the poor poorer"
Not oriy is the public eebi. which pays
nothing 10 support the Goversneat. held
mainly 10 one corner Of cur country. out the
banks, which have . RICH; % make the cur
lrency Tor all the States. are placed and own.
"a in a large degree BY the Eastern and
Middle States. Not only onr debt. but ou'
currency il ssciionsiized. Ia the report d
The Secretary Of Tho Treasury on the sub
jse.. msdr isst session 20 Congress. Il wal
shosn or tie Ns,ionsi bank notes theni Il
sued. Massachusetts had s51 for everl
person within her 5orders; Connecticut
Sal, and Rhode Island Ss7; while in III
great commsrctsl S,s,es ci ne wsss--Ohio
Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigsn--the pro
pafuon i in Ohio only S. per head: in "
I,nois. o.: in Michissn, $3, and 10 svisecn
sin SO per he.d o. the populs'icn 80 ma
\ l~hsie.er profits ere made out OF bsnk cii
culsiicr by fsr the Isrgss, proportion thcrr'
goes 70 ,hese Ns~ England States. III
aumbcr ssd wssl,i. Of the people Of th
great Sts'es shus len with little Or no mean
lcf getting currency. except - borrowe
lirom NOR. favored srctions. make this
glazing t-'i.
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urThe tobacco crop 10 this and sdioin.
,nr counties has been cut md housed ~
From ~hat 70 have been ss:s e learn me
present. crop is as heavy and Zoe q any
msds for several yssrs.--Boenyiile Enq.
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rrOurs ls no Longer KeDoslicsr fcrm
of g verumsnt--a Minority. and adscidea
minority ~ that. rules th- Rsrnblle. 1'sis
isc, il vel shesn Ia 80 articl. IN the n. Y.
Joornsio' csmmercs from which We make
this exissc':
Il, q plain enough thai the majority 81
the ciiizsns of ih4 Unlted States are cpros.
I'D 70 the course taken b Congress. snd II
Itsvcr OF shr policy Of the Pre- iJsn,. Hal
the people o. the North aad ~ the peopi'
of The Scuih ore ssresa j. this Or ID.
other hsrd, Il II clsio ,sa. he mirror y y
l,hr people. and vsrs decided tr'Aofliy 4
THAI, nov rule. rnd wll ccv'ssue 20 vuls ths
county. II V NOT rule ~ he majority
under which the iuhsbits nss cf the Uaiset
state sse % liva. M
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NJ Monster-.-rm afraid I'm sif-
ting on your crinoline na'asn.' AT
fable yonng lady "Oh. never mind.
sir, it's of no consequence: Won csnt
|burt thein.'' Monsicr--"No rns'am
|it's not that. but the confounded
|things hurts me. "r''irspt 7'eraa WI
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gUVnD oadsssiened will hereafter pssc,iee
y u tk6 Circuit Csust % Dubois Coue'y
ssdwln promptly stssnd 20 slI bssinsss -
Ic., Will N. TRAcEwEtl
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A worthy deacon IN to-n oi Maine wse
for the facility With which he
qnoted Scripture on sil occssions. The
Divine Word was ever at his tongue's end,
and ali the trivis. a. we'll rs important oc-
curreuces Of life furnished occasion for quo.
ting the lsngusge If the Bible What ~ss
better. however. ihe exemplary msr -l~.s'
made ~. quotstious The standard q seton,
One no, day he was engaged in mo~ina
wi,h his hired nsn. wno ~as issoiLE en-
the deacon followed ~ dc swssh, coming
his apl quotations. ~hsn NJ man suddenI,
Isprsng irum bis Piscs. ssss'ns h,sswssh jns
liz tim. 10 secspe q ~ssp'e nsst.
"Wt.,'s The na,ter," hurriediy inquired
| he deacon.
.Wss,s, wasthe laronic Fep'y.
.Poobr' saia the deacon. 'ine wicked hs'
when no man pursneth. bo' he rig.'eou. ar'
bold q = iion.'' ard tshing the woIkIass =
~ .,A he moved but : s'ep ~hen ss~srn
OF brisk insecss sestlsd shout bis ears. sn'
'lhe w.s tosesd 10 rs.sest ~ish many pain
'Ifui sting. snd il srcst i'scSm6sdre
Il. "Ahi" shouted he o,her. ''ths pruien
man forsrssk ~ evil end hije,h hinses'
! but The simple F-s. en- spd are punishad
u The good a+~e y t.a s,sud Lir squsi i
| msking spp'is-'sas a sss ssessd writings
4 snd theresfser wrs so' sro~s 20 que
E scripture on trivisl occasions.
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a very fine cabbage, no doubt
friend Petit. You should have seen
the one left at our Office the other day
'by Mr.. Munday, which weighed, with
the outside leaves stripped Of. forty
Ave pounds. RocnviIlo Enquirer.
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TWc were shown . cabbage last
week which weighed 90 pounds, ras-
Ied Nv Mr.. Abner Calhoon. on the
'island opposite town.-Owensboro
Monitor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-06

81. Louis, June l..
There 10 great excitement among The
Fenians here. Daniel O'Aadigan, head
center. who was condccter on the Olive
street railroad, left several days. ago, doubt
less for the frontier Twelve Irish walters
from the Lindell Hotel, and several waters
from other hotels loft ct the same time, -
well - the first instalment Of l50 men
from the Brotherhood at large. On Friday
night and on Saturday night few men in
Fenian uniforms and carrying muskets,
were seen hurrying sbout tho streets, and
various contradictory reports wsss In circu'
lation about the number Who were taking
their departure. 5.-nt,as
At noon on Sunday large Fsnisn meet
ing was held ct Biddle Market Hall, and,
late in the afternoon train Of eight cars
left, full Of passengers. Some said they
were going BY way Of Chicago, and others
bv way Of Terre Haute, and that it Was
the first regular Fenian train for the iron
tier. No arms were visible, except two or
three swords worn by officers.
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sPDCiAL NOTICES.


- - DODo1Oeo
An innense smleranon will pcur into IL Southern
stats weh4he bsaoraSaso q peDce. Ihoea4n6 =
southern refugees, IRON u II towns nd cifies Gus
NORTH, win return hone. tAeasn1 4 nsrtAesn SOL
diers win mos IN TIE sane dissctop. and ssttss n
he cosepe Md " n1dos, aAoss ~ sdu1hess
brethrea: md m 6tedisnce b u l1us oeenma ~
supply 0Io1san1s = HusshsGn eenoA nse1anlc, -
l1bosses, wfll s~vll ne nigAy vsl1ns ~ ssgsng
- ssSai11ihe ~ wxee p1nco u 80 st1a1 StulA' =
- alGidpe4in q this uaad &ssrsioa e - ~ =
niQ16oo, - mn ~ i1cgGn1n1e es1n1s uDoa
tAe4 ~ sislon = H0gf111xy9 Cu1nAA-
TED gzol1AOn DlTE10 - pallse - a1a11snal
tAoasanassfhsoo u thak un1vssnall1 psusls tssis
v. ss..sI. 49,, 4 .s.,. ., J; N Dow ..
En-, AeppeGR, mansn, aniDl1n1n, sUeAoos1, AgnaG
- planaess, MOTH "a sossh, - closd u Wisaaos
HI = . sass atAftnAat psfl1na - Dslus {
pcotesllsn e1lnst Il 1nesulainln tnn1lsng - -
posurs, psvaAna1ss. eAaUot - d1aseAv -, w11se,
and hahab sfnA AOOF1I1N1r0 uaFTNDV ~ q
directed. ~ worth mr. weiyAt b esea, NsstA =
ooalA 1CsaAnAlc4eed.1
l'yl y also psse9 = saas - uzAen ~ ~ sxe3s'
sivejy h slass, - W. un1w ~ aosans1sne0 y
~ gallon or u batel. lnpcalcn - inllagDaul
abeoad, - u oahta1s1ard - pahus ~ aeals1l
hemis 70 zee that TIA Battsn tAey ~ Asye ~ e.
gravsd hSsl ~ note sfhaAd q hand Of1lesn. Hoo
tcttsr snith, - - psopsistasy ssasp sv~ ~
cork a the ho(tls ..t-f
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NEw4


Re0f00 News.
ussvAan. n. T., June :.
-. .,tsaH,oa renoins unehaogsd. Fort
- ~ M. nm 70 lat night. BY 5000
5rle,sh eroone. Who ettsssted much sssen>
~ -.stssxav ~ ahoir porodes upou the
~ -. ~ ~ 20. fhe beont{ful day,
n. SsI.S Nsssss> ~. vhaea vnaees 81,
I. ~ ssts"ss r.. 1,sSssro - ~ ccn>
-sssS;sS ~ s,s;s-sesa. ~ ~ bay,
ssSssa ~ ~ 49, ~ eeaNa q evsfy
Ssss,ississ teas1her - - essltiog incl
6ssS. ~ sSsseS. snioe6 q nohine The
.s... ~ -. - = senenkoeeA. The
...ss.. ~ FL ~ nsita.Sees - ~ night
- sss.s ",s:.s "a ~ : suard Vas
~ - csccese Nr1hee fnvaeicn = thia
sss.s ~ FL Il 81
~. ...A.,.a r..ia.a ase erovded upon
- 49, 49, 49, G0e.s,aa - IL shore,
s..ss,ssa ~ ~ YiehieSo No. - side and
ss@si e. 49, ~ 1870. .ltvae feared
ss.S n ZsS% - enNo1Sh1e eIoav <euld
49, - sC3S-iee. ~ nm nornine IL
- .seurs. M saStured Fenisns an
NM - ~ suthoritv 81 Ia United States
-ssssz H. sssss.: - ~ be;oe iusei6A
"A - M. ~. The Unitod Ststoe uili
49, "A ns,sl farces ct simply q Z guard
~ n,;.oners vii b. detsined on board ID,
es.sscorts until fnrthsr orders from Wash.
;nctcc IA commsnicatieu Is pesunittii
Tn ~. n,;.onsrs. ma ve we've unable Il
sassis : i;st 81 their names. We under
ss:rd ho~svss. nm The following ollcse
~. ~ recornised q On board Col JohI
ON;sIi' Col. Owen Stor, Col. John Hay
fisns Dol. 0rsss. Leut. Col. John 6pauld
n. Cants. Shields. Conolly, P. h. Mandy
Timenav. Jno. A. 0reasy. G. Smith an
Jehn Hsessty; Lisuts. Rochs, Wn. Mcguire
pat. Flinn and ]. B. rerre)l.
III 70 reported that struggling Fenian
were. yesterday. hunted down IN the wood
and shot vithont uescy.
A neotin. Of the Feniaus. last uieht VI
larrsly attended. q which L was resolve
10 mske NO further move until the acsien I
IL Oensdians tovasds their prisoners NJ
knevn. when. In he event Of hanging q
sheotine. other esRaaisatious vtuld - u
medistSly Organised and rstaliatosy msal
uree insiituted aesiast the citisens Of Cau
sda.
Maj. Gen. Meade arrived here sbos
moan On Ouodsy. and. after cou0ultiu
With Gen. Barney and other officials, lel
seais = ~ svesiue fos Oedeusbusg.
0su. Dasney has tnsasueeien1 from Wasl
| inetou 70 hoad tn prisoner q I'll hamsd
fanlana eootinue % srfjvV In this eie1
itea - sAst and West, in, eensidsreS
| numheRn. and Il n ronortod hat Afma On
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-06

DErh0lT, June Z.
Notwithstanding the termination Of tn
Niagara raid, the Fsnian excitsmcnt in this
region 10 greater than ever. Windsor ID
still greatly alarmed, and the authorities %
ticipate still further trouble. Some squads
Of artillery have arrived recently, and the
guards have been increased ct I'll points.-
The bank has placed it, deposits in place
where they can b specially guarded, and
the Fenians are, to-day, closely Watched
The most general apprehension seems to b
Of . descent q Sarnia, o. 0odssish.
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