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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-11
9egal Advertisements.
ChdHceyy Notice.

~ iAlh OF ILLINOIS Ia SALE Couvrr ss-ropnt,
- N0ut '"a'tol 10 September term lSG6-Ia Cnan,s,y
Henry LoyI sni George Black r,,tror, ,,;. ,.
''la ""i ,tylr" Lloyd Black aud William, : Haven
o'It o hhittn- and james ". Patterson g,u
y' 'J''''.'''''' ""f 10 E"'ee'.se ko,tgage.
~ ." .'fIhg nom an affidavit on file in the Office % M
.'A 90 s'l' Son.t that sail defendant RoIcrt MI
,.', = mol resident u said State. aud sud COMEDIAN.
H.. "''' men 'li OF complaint ia said CONT On
1,, U! 7i+1 tiI"ot ou tie 18th day az JuIy
'',' en- ana summons having been Issued thereon
RI, Ti.'tIore, IS hereby given 10 said defendant
mn. o. "'Iia'u-, TINT unless You personally lao md
d, ff ,Il Court, said tom thereof Il, IA. bII
..,G. r ''' i'- 'ti.va in said county on tlc fr-t
-.il -,.i... .' .N'- 4. D. lsGG. (xLcn and wher.
,s,ft =. i i-f 'hl. aud plead answer dcmur or
az, -f l..i ' ' same viii be- taken for confessed
FER ,.,r-., ... ''si'I- aud things therein plhyed
j.. J.. JOSH. t.......-. \. y. MOORE. Clerk.
ii IA.
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- 40 -. 'iiE7 \. LrNDLrY. Drcr,gr,
N,IJil'E D. hereby given 10 al 80
~, i1lr nat G''t-a ". King aduIini.,,, So ~
80 ''.''' "imini-'rt'rz Of the .aiat. Of t;iI !.
g.. 49, ~ "Il"Hr before the Comfy Gun, :.
a. ~ - -+I' and state Of Illinois ~ The Gu,
$40 ".''' IN -aI comfy. on Saturday m, l., a. :
% s. ,. i'''. for the rlrlo-- OF rc I!.rin. !,
' '' '..ff proceedings iu tie t., - -,
'"'.i- lar .h" tn. -.t-..r,.-' LAWN VI s"'
'' ''t''H"t i-.- .! d.y q August 1866.
\. h. MOORE, Clerk.
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climber E.nueI For sale.

IL SEX sec - T B. Il s. containing 50 acres;
SW 4 SELi sec -, T -; Il ,, containing 40 acres
~ ia If pF CIuER0N
Post Cfice Block, Ottawa. =
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, Jan. %. The steamer
Hibernian, from Liverpool, Jan. I'm,
and Londonderry Jan. 18th, arrived
here to-day.
Cotton declined I'd. Sales for the
week so, 900; Consols 86aS7; Five-twen-
ties 644 @65.
1t is reported that Spanish insurgents
have defeated the government troops,
but official dispatches represent them
discouraged and retreaCing.
The late gales have been very disas'
trous to shipping. Its effect may be
seen along the coast.
The steamer Worcester, from Balti-
more, reached Liverpool in a crippled
condition. She encountered q fearful
storm in the channel.
The London Times andother journals
attribute the pressure on the money
market to heavy exports to America Oh
credit. Commercial men publish letters
| refuting this argument and state thai
| repittances have been most and heavy
Cotton receipts are set off against Brit
ish exports.
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GelegrapBie Yebs,
NORFOLK RDST DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

ErOM WADI1lNO YIN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. The Senate
passed the bill charging the power of
the Freedmen's Bureau.
The House adopted a resolution in
structing the Committee on the District
Of Columbia to report a bill excluding
from the right of suffrage in this Dis
trict all who have voluntarily borne
arms against the United States, in the
naval, military, or civil service of the
late Confederacy.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the Constitutional basis of represen-
tation amendment.
During the debate, Mr.. Brigham
who Is a member of the Reconstruction
Committee, said it had under considera-
ton another amendment to the COnsti-
tuition protecting the rights of all per-
sons, black or white, which had not
heretofore, been enforced, owing to the
wanto of power in Congress. This power
the Committee proposed to bestow.
Mr.. Eldridge, of Wisconsin, in oppos'
ing the measure, asserted that the re-
bellion having been suppressed, the
southern states were restored to theil
rights under the Constitution. Justice
harmony and union ought to be main
tanned; and nothing done in a spirit o
| furious fanatacism.
Mr.. Strouse, of Pennsylvania, and Mr.
| Nicholson, of Delaware, favored the ad-
mission of the southern representative
to participate in the debate OH measures
which SO much concerned their inter
ests.
Various Republicans favored tn
amendment apportioning representa-
ton, but were not agreed on the on
pending.
Mr.. Ward, of New York, like othe
Republicans would do nothing to Civ
the South an opportunity to exclude
blacks from voting.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

PUNISHMENT OF AN EDITOR. The fol-
lowing Is the sentence of the court mar
tial OH the case of the. editor of the
Charlotte IN. CO. Times, charged with
using disloyal language
"And the court does, therefore, sen
tence the accused; Robert p. Warning,
as follows: That he pay to the Govern
ment of the United States a fine of three
hundred dollars $4,000 and, in case
such fine is not paid within five days
from date of order promulgating pro.
ceedings in this case, then that he be i'm.
| prisoned for six months at,such place as
the commanding general may direct"
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FROM RICHMOND

RICHMOND, january 70. rh- evnate
passed the bill to-day authorizing rail.
road connection between Winchester
and S%trasburg. Several bills regulating
the status Of freedmen, and comforting
various rights and privileges, on colored
people, also passed. In the House O
lengthy report from the special commit.
tee against the payment of the claim
for steamers seized BY order Of Governor
Letcher, in April 1851, chiefly on the
ground that after the passage of the or
dinance of secession all acts of the Rich.
mond authorities were without author.
ity and void.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is. Flour heavy;
Wheat scarce; Corn firm, white 75@76c
Oats dull; Provisions steady; Coffee
steady; Sugars dull; Whisky quiet at 81,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 25. Beef very dull,
with a~downward tendency. The quail.
ity offered to day was much better than
last week, and prices show a decline of
rs cents. hundred of all grades, consid-
ering the improved quality. Hogs
l3@14s. Sheep, good supply GAGS.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
General f. H. Smith, the Superlnten-
dent ofthis institution, stated, the other
day, that five of its faculty FELL IN battle :
Lieutenant General Stonewall jackson,
Major General Rodes, Colonel Crutch-
field, Captain Morgan and Lieutenant
Crittenden. Colonel C~rutchheld, who
had just been elected to fil n chair of
his iamented chief, Jackson, fell in one
of the last fights of the war, n left
among his papers a manuscript volume
on Analytical Geometry, written by him
while confined to his bed from wounds
received at Charlottesville. Besides
these. one hundred and twenty-five of
its alumni fell in battle, embracing such
names as Aliens, Pattons, Williams,
Smith. Mallory. Garnett and Latimer.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Major-Gen Lew Wallace has rendered
his resignation, aud it has been ac-
copied.
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DEATH OF FREDERIKA BREMER.
NEW YORK, Jan. "a. Foreign papers
announce the death of Frederick Bre.
mer, at Stockholm.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

NEGRO TESTIMONY IN TENNES-
SEE.
NASHVILLE, Jan. %. The House
passed the negro testimony bill by a
vote of A against 80.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

The induction of DIR. Barnard, as
President of st. Johns College, took
place at Annapolis on Monday evening.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

The committee from the British Pro-
vinces, now in Washington, are not
likely, we hear, to get a renewal of the
Reciprocity Treaty, and will return
home fully satisfied that the attempt IL
useless. k-
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 25, Cotton de-
clined Al @a4Sc. +; Flour advanced 5 cts.
Wheat, advancing tendency; Corn de-
clining S4@S6 cts; Pork heavy; Lard
steady; Coffee and Molasses quiet; Gold
q r-t ..... rF F..
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

There are twenty-eight candidates
now presented at Washington for the
relationship of the port of New York.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

"Pub. Doc. "last year cost 80, 1873, Ol0 rs,
Poor old Uncle Sam Poor, dear, devo-
ted taxpayers
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Judge Thompson, of the Court OF
Common Pleas of PHILADELPHIA, died on
Tuesday.
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General Sherman is expected to arrive
in Washington during the week.
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.o,s ro,,upg to business matters con
nse,ss with hi. paper should be addressed to b. NJ
- Nor.,n Past All communications pertaining 10
Editorial matters, ,and all correspondence intended Intended '0'
.-.t.aa
Advertisers are requested to hand in Their '"'er''e,
mor,s before six o'clock in the evening" p' ''""' W
publication.
Nawsmen and newsboys desiring papers Nn pe''e
haya their orders at the counting room the ew ning pre-
yious before six o'clock.
Navbew & Brothers, Booksellers and Staooners, arr
authorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post, ana oil oruer'
leat with them will be attended to the same az II ie" u
he office of publication.
8. NJ. Pettergil & Co, are authorized Ad'e'''"'
AGENTS for the Post in New York and Boston,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Rda Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED By DR.. srnIcKL.sD's PnE RExrDr-Mr. Glass, OF
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the bsnsnt Of all who
suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight
years with an aggravated case Of Piles, and his brother
was discharged from the army a. incurable, Che being
quite p~aralyzed with the Pilss) Both these distressing
cases wers-cured witn one bottle Of DR.. strickland's Pile
Remedy. The recommendation Of these gentlemen, be
side the daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland
ought to convince those suffering, that the most sggrs-
waited chronic cases Of Piles are cured by DR.. strcklands
Pile Remedy. 1t is sold by Druggist. everywhere.
Wake 4 co. and N. and c. A.. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. aGEU5 86ia nov6-6m
p6s- DYsPEPsIA.-What everybody
says must be true. We have heard DR.. Strickland's Tonic
spoken Of SO frequently by those who have been benefit
ted by It, that at last we are compelled to make 1t known
to the public that we really believe It effects 9 cure IN
overy case; therefore, we say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility, to 60 to their Drug
gists and get a bottle Of DIR. Stricklands Tonic.
WELLS 4 CO., Agents, 1l6 Franklin street, N Y.
wALKK 4 70. and NJ. C.A. SANTOS, Agents for Nor
folk, Va. nov6-6m
nag A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-W
can conscientiously recommsnd to those suffering from Q
distressing cough, Dr.. stricklsnds Mslliduous Cough Bal
sam. II gives relief almost instantaneous, and 10 withal
not disagreeabls to the taste. There 10 no doubt but the
MelliAuous Cough Balssm Is one ofths best preparation
in use, and Ia all that it, proprietor oIaims for II. W.
have tried 1t during the past week, and found relief IRON
a most distressing cough. II IL prepared by DR.. Strict
land, No. 13s Sycamore street. Cincinnati, O., and for sail
by Druggists.
Wake 4 CO. and n. 4 G. A. SANTOS, Agents TO
Norfolk, Va. hovo-om
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Rar HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
HAIR RRNEwER has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is a vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGI.
IA COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling ont.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lustrous
and silkep.
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use 1t.
IT Is RECOMMENDED M USED ny II FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. ~
e. Ask for Halls Vegetable sciiian Hair Remover
and take no other. R. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, n. II, Proprietors.
81 For sale by all druggists. noy2o-6m
NORFOLK, November q, 1865.
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No COMPENSATION. The Quartermas-
ter General refuses to pay for property
used during the var for military purpos-
es in the Southern States. The follow
ing decision has just been made in a
a where vouchers had been given, by
order of a commanding general, for the
use of a blacksmith shop and tools be-
longing to a loyal citizen of Winchester,
Virginia:
Y"Winchester was a hostile town, cap
tured from an enemy who did not sur
render on terms, but were driven out by
force of arms; everything in it was prize
of war as at Atlanta and Charleston,
buildings were occupied for shelter of
troops, and for sick and wounded SOL
dsers, 1t does not appear that the Mill
lary Department should order payment
of any rents under such circumstances
1t is stated that this decision will
annlv TO all similar cases arising in the
Southern States, even where the claim
ants produce evidence of loyalty.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

II o S A l. +.
Six Hand I ENGINES, in perfect order, with sp
paratus all complete except Hose. Apply TO
y. O. F0LGER,
janis-tf Chief Engineer Norfolk Fire Departmt
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aitorial matters, land all correspondence m'sn'eo II
-, ~ addressed TO John clart, Riitor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

m Win "IGgy Farms, gtyyiua Il, II . !; to acv,-.
l." lt1p", and ut, II IL ti;i. .. In g.. IA
81" Viii, il MI h, .'u.wuaY
DANIEL DRATTON,
E..L ESrhra tGANr
Nav l. lsG5 Iaki.r MI
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AST'EgAY,

HAME to the premise, Of lie subscriber. RED
u STEER, m"ricd viii, crop and two slit in the
lot car, and ali in the right The Owner I.
requested to come and prove property. pay charge;
and take him away. WILLIAM i. WILSON.
Npy II. l.Gti-;W Eik Neck.
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aN's'K AN.

NEClT. COUNTY, Tp-WtT:
|, hereby certify, hat William Spence, o! cocti
county. brought before me, the subscribers one of
the Justices OF the Peace in and for the said county
this day of NYvonber i3or Stray. trcspa-'-
ing upon his enclosures, some time in June, n
BLACK 81 III, with some white under his belly,
supposed to he rising two years old.
Given under my hand.
JOSHUA IYIANp,J.P.
The owner Of thc above described Iu'l t. request
WILLIAM SPENCE.
Living near !. y. Carters Paper Mn.
Nov q lSCi--}T&
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4 4. MEXICAN GTANO of choice
. qualify, md riiArEs. for sale
by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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TOWN GOSSIP.
REPORTED For THE CZECH. WING.

''small bills" the former containing this
startling announcement: "lhc Triumphant
Trlumvirato Trio, Young Rosclus OF BRIT
tany, IN his " ondertuI, Exciting, and unique
Repertoire Of ThaIianie, MeIpomenronic,
Momnaonian and Calliopean Aoveihes' ana
about yard more OF ""eh o"'laho's' SUN
IN the evening NJ the ho"F h"'ne"' theFe
we're a number Oh persons present !" 'Ne
Court House most Oh ""o'h, judging from
tA' ""'' s''l,t 'n"' i"'Nep ABOUT '"e''
I"ce'' were I"1iF prepared 10 DC mum
o0S2e"' Indeed, 1 Dung hoSciN' Oh bF'I'
tany seemed to Dc impressed VII" inns 'dea
h'','se!'' 'oF nc oPe"r0 ~ ,'"'i'S mat ''S
eAl''''''o" was ''''"""e" 'ot INC N'o'o i'nn'"
ana i"'e'oc'V"i portion oI tif co''''""l'|'
IN5 '!fot eltorl was 'ne recitation OF pofI'o"
oil " ioeli on '"e l''S" 1''ocl''"h vi '''
"h!c'' ne S"ld was very appropriate now
owing to the Fen!"" excitement; Ont IS 'he'e
were none OF IDS c'"S" present tNls thlhG
Went on ''a'' ne inc" '''''e " It" 'e''."'"S
"'oV. 'e,'"'' "'',' '.'''''','"'' S'''o''' 'i0
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i - '""" 1"'"' ,''"' " our young
men nave Dgcn '.|e'y raising money 10
UDtrur the rNIGHSp OF inakliIg Il SkatlnH Dark.
someXherc near the town. This thing Of
violent exercise in The open air Oh cold
ni,hts-that br;ng The time when it is gen
orally indUgcd in-docS not seem to some
persons. who have apcco!iar we Of lookin"
at things, to be just proper. The argument
advanced in its favor is that it i: good exer,
else, and develops the muscles. Bat as il
takes 4 good deal Of labor to make AN hon.
est living in this country, where things do
not grow spontaneously, this argument
stands on very weak props and as i. is no
great difference what becomes Of those who
are too lazy to work. skating parks seem to
rs to be useless. The money and time
qDeut on them might be mach better used.
This promises to be severe winter on the
poor; suppose those interested in this
stating park save their money, and apply it
to the benefit OF those who will certainly
need it before next April; and when they
feel tha. their muscles are suffering for de
yelopment they coA 50 and saw little
wood for some o"r woman whose husband
!, too l.rou1 and lazy TO do il for hnr ---o.
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NO. &--@oo acres Ho!ly hail =
% , a.. i ''G o' a., 81 '22T ,
."i,r',, i'' t,,,i, ,, '''" ~, a., ',' H.
ba 'm,I for 40 per arrr.
M r3ID acres . + miles from f. TX
ave -,,,.,. III, ,,i.,.. nm, y, -, r,,,,
"a tn ,.i,,t .~,ir I s.,,i, -
G fg IS. in ia The c , Pris% $l..GJ05I-
onr-ilalt a"sl, baianrr Nriy ioaS arcdt
will be given.
M S--43 acres. | nile west OF the
'"' m = t,,i.,.,,. I...,t,r.lI,. .,.r
NH be- "' ed 'i,i, on Ica Dsr"l ' terms.
M ToUh acres. located on the
I'VE I,,,,i, t.l,. 10 -,,,r, ,..r ,.,,,..,.
i,:i!i', I'm, ;,,r ,, ,,.,,,.
h"'l"..1'' '' ~, '' 49, 't't''''
n '1s,ll ~ Id. "''' '.' ''' ''''
Ma s-IO3 acres. on Xix River. in
A'"' .,,.;,',,:,. ,.,,;r,..,. .,'., 4.
H., in fair ',I,,rr: l,oI irn.ll,,fnt i'm,
M g7l or lyc.', G'. m;,cs f.o, rlk-
4iV' . 49, 49,.
t"'' on iiH.'''''- '"''1 'I', ''.''.''
','T.,, i5;, ~ y, ms, ''"' VI S"i'''"
", va -lS- aaros 1 n,;los from, Elk
wv Il" - i.,,,.-...,,',.. ,.,a,I .t-,.,i
'"', -"" ~ w ~: 49," - .i. =
"'''"'ii - j' ~, ' '''' ~ ~ 49, g"
NV '''''' '"'' '"' ''''' we
~. as ~, t'''"' >, , -
NO, lJ-L0t acres, J mile northeast OF
P.t Dci,.it: f. .t-ct.3 iuiiI;us-. in
rIo..,nt "gdc. and repair: ltni ,gYy bro
ae.lne and yi"lli't :s%?l crops. in,,
s".""O' ieihI' it'I n"''""";
No, lg-oD acres thesiiiUt linOcl
Iari miles northwest Of iikf.n. WIZ
be soil low on !ihyrrl! RIM.
NJ, "a Q7 acrns, Deall;r,t Unusn
we W. "e' - h"''''"5 '-""'';
Sal,!ing %s.; mrr from Hastt East
on Il q Tort Deposit rotl; Eur proportion
81 """iIalii. 80 per 'Vit'
No. i!--a3 acres, mile nofh Of rail-
rond depot at NORTH East: IL orrr.
craiei. balance Mo""!Hni; ep"l iN-
mf"Nomrhtd an" beautiful iocat'"n-~
Terms easy.
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NOTICES,
NOTICE.

DERSONS having accounts with us will
l. please settle them with RIG. REESE to 18th Of
sept. nit. rs early IL. practicable. We have made
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10 acres, 4 miles from North

No, go acres, a mites from North
iaut. nilra from RAILROAD p"nor 81
EiriH.. sun; di,id"i inlu fields. al
under e 81 lruc.l.; . s.ins Tmary
land; ar:" nnd v"lt sja"gcd From"
I"u.r. Ea..l EnAgN,S, c,nlrir!r cra 4.
with nv necessary oGthuldups: NJ.
ne Orchard Of 3ncr,s ~ fill bearing.
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SH.5n1. on reasonable terms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-06
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

YEA lineal descendant of Baron Munchau-
Fl. Surratt was arrested in Texas last June,
and taken incognito to Washington, since
which time nothing has been heard of him. d
EB-Dr. Paillon of st. Foy, France, announ-
ces new method of curing a cold in the head.
It consists in inhaling through the nose
the emanations of ammonia contained in
smelling bottle. If the sense of smell is
completely obliterated the bottle should be
kept under the nose until the pungency of the
volatile alkali is felt. The bottle is then re-
moved, but only to be reapplied after minute,
the second application, however, should not be
long, that the patient may bear it. This easy
operation being repeated seven or eight times
in the course of five minutes, but always very
rapidly, except the first time, the nostrils be-
come free, the sense of smell is restored, and
the secretion of the irritating mucus is stopped.
This remedy is said to be peculiarly advanta-
geous to singers
The Local of the Troy Press takes the
loss of his overcoat coolly. He says "The
chap who stole our overcoat on Wednesday
night is informed that he is welcome to it until
we find him out. But our wallet. in the left
side pocket, containing So, 300 in greenbacks, or
thereabouts, and letters from Washington, in
Guiding one from President johnson, urging
upon us to accept foreign mission and asking
our opinion about his plan of reconstruction"
&C., &c,-the thief will please return to this
Office. No questions asked. If we are not in,
leave them with the boy.
EY- Near the close of the last session of the
British Parliament a bill was introduced for
clearing the statute-book of all useless incum-
ORANGES, such as laws which have become in
operative from various causes The period
covered by this bill extends from the revolution
of 1888 to the tenth year of the reign of George
LII. One bill marked for repeal was passed in
the ninth year of the reign of Queen Anne,
and is entitled 'for the preservation of white
and other pine trees growing in her Majesty's
colonies of New Hampshire, the Massachusetts
bay and the provinces of Maine, Rhode Island
and Providence plantation, the Narragansett
county, or Kings province, and Connecticut, in
New England, New York and New Jersey, in
America, for the masting her Majesty's navy"