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n FW STORE
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

Theundrr signed desires to inform the citizens O.
DodeeviiIe and the surrounding country that he has
fitted up his new building. next door to tho post off
ce for grocery store, aud having purchased largo
stock Of staple and fancy groceries reduced prices,
il prepared 10 sell cheap the cheapest.
| Among his stock may be found Cigars, Canned
Fruits Sugars. Soap, Teas Coffee, Syrnps, Vinegar,
White Fish, Mackerel, Molassts, Tobacco, Candles,
! Rice Starch, Pickles Mustard Matches, Dried APP
pies Green Apples Raspberries, Strawberries, Pine
Apple Oysters Sardnes Crackers. Extracts, Cheese,
Butter Eggs Crockery and Stone Ware lie also keeps
a large and we'll assorted lot of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-08

VIII you who are suffering from Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick headache, CramI, and
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels hcidfty Of the SoIn
ach, Choleramorbus Dysentery and General Debility
and weakness of the whole system-ztry but a single
bottle, we will never you aaginfwe fail in this
case, Our knowledge of its merits the united tes
tmony of all who have tried it, the ecoDiums Of
hundreds Of our neghbors your duty to yourself
and the beneficial result, certain the sunshine,
all earnestly, persistenty you to just try one
bottle Ifwhat say is not correct if our statement
concerning its wonderful virtues not found to be
true, if do not say that the operation of the med
cine and perfectly wonderful, will
renounce profession caterers to the public
health and retire from the field, Uniting that we are
incompetent to compound medicinal preparation
which would be entitled to your confidence.
Sod.by druggists everywhere. Price 81 per Bottle
Ea-SOld by Druggists Everywhere.
c. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
New Haven. Conn.
LORD SMITH, Chicago,
1y44 General Agents.
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Is aned to do all we have claimed for II, auf
will furnish You certificates of our best citizens
and clergymen to back up our statement.
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GOES DYSPEPSJA CURE
GOES DYsPEPSTA CUR ",

WilIreleve distress from food or purify sour stem
ach in less time than it takes to write this line.
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Confectionery,

lie also kctIs good s'otE Of stafi'rny. Note
Letter Cap and other Paper, Envelopes. Pens. etc
Gss~ Remember the place one door south OF the
post Office / odgt Vile. Wisconsin.
AD ROBINSON.
DodoeviIIe October 8. 1865 loft
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-08

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Get the Genuine Article.

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HEL- MBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU

Philadelphia Egsning Bulletin EDITORIAL
SEPT. Is, 1866.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-10
EUROPE.

The peace negotiations now being con-
sidcrcd by the conflicting powers of Europe,
ure condensed by shrcwd observer in a
letter dated Paris July 90:
"rhe situation may be briefly stated MS
follows: Prussia lays down the basis oil
peace one Of which 10 tho exclusion oil
Austria from the German Confederation
and upon the acceptance Of these bases by
Austria, Prussia aud Italy will agree to an
armistice of five days for negotiations
France proposes to support this offer pro-
yded Prussia will reserve the total exclu-
sion of Austria, and make that European
question to be settled by n Congress. Prls-
sin asscnts to this modification whcrcupon
the French Minister proceeds to Vienna
and Prince Napoleon TO Italy to submit the
terms agreed upon by France and Prussia.
The impression appears to be that Austria
will accept the basis of peace to gnin the
five days. even if she intends to disagree
later. There is evidently great confusion
ut Vienna, and they are SO holly pressed
they cannot get time to deliberate calmly.
Have you noticed the upid conversion of
tho English press to German unity? That
poisoned gilt of Vcnetia has worked no.
markably. France hung out oil her flags
and placardcd the results in large letters to
show tho grand position Of tho Emperor.
Hut the people Of all Germany, even OF
South Germany, have shown their disgust
at the idea of French protectorate, and
Bismark has become stronger tl,nn ever, so
that he has refused the Emperors pro.
grumne with IMMUNITY und substituted his
own"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-10

S0uruERS School BooKs.-A pam
gruph is going the rounds Of the papers
that the University Of Virginia. with Gen.
Lee ut its head, is about to issue complete
series OF school books, in which the deeds
anu heroes OF tile dcfiinct eoniederacy will
he particularly remembered and justified.
The following extract from Rev. X. l.
Stewards biography Cor beginners, Pal
-metto series, Richm"Hd, Va, 1884" vii.
give our readers specimen brick" Of
Confederate geography The same hook
enumcrates only five Territories OF the
United States, one Of which Is Minnesota
"ln 1862 tho Government Of the Con-
federn'. States WINS duly established d
Richmond, Va, under Constitution which
lad been adopted by the several States
with the Inauguration of jefferson Davis a'
its first President for n term OF SIX years
and Alexander n. Stevens Jas picoPr's'
ident. Every effort that human ipgenuit,
could contrive, or immense resources Of
money or vast arinaInenis OF sea could nc
compIish, was made by the Northern Gov
eminent to break up the political organiza
ton Of the Confedency. ~ 10. . ...
But by the constant, evident and acknowl.
edged aid Of the God Of Battles and King
of Nations, these efforts have al failed
and at vast expense Of suffering and blood
the people Of the Southern Ststes havc
fought their own why to. tho political indie
pcndence, and the respect and arnity OF the
great ua,ions Of tho world. May the God
who has 30 graciously blessed their efforts
keep them 10 his most holy faith and fear
and long secure to them the blessings o.
peace and prosperity"
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= The secesh papers OF Memphis are hav.
ing civil war Of words, which may lead to
pistols. The Bulletin, having claimed to be
the special Johnsonian organ Of the city, and
charging certain misconduct upon The Ava
lanche. the latter comes back In this cheerful
style: ...... ......
Shameless, unblushing. and inscriptions -
The Bullctin 10 known 20 b., 10 secs the ipgrnt-
itude, treaohery aud disgrace Of it's position.
and {. trying to hide the infamy IL has won by
It's recent course. But NO guess u will not sue:
ceed. When Smith went to bed drunk and
turned over lest his breath night betrsy him
10 his wife. Mrs. Smith is reported to have said
In the mildsst manner: "You needn't turn over
Smith, for you are drunk clean through" Tue
Bullstin may founder. wriggle, rquirm and
turn over but Il cant hide lls duplicity, for II
il nothing but q clot Of trcachery fiom the
crown OF It's rotten brain, to the soles OF Its
devil.like cloven feet. .,.....,
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BRUrAL MASSACRE or fSDiASs.-The Carson
tNevada) Appeal publishes the following from
. letter written by Col. 10. Z. Allen, dated o.
Pahrauegat, June IL:
A few days since the Indians stole two horsei
and mule from Mr.. Springer's ranch. Mr.
Fuller and Mr.. Hoppin followed the Indians
for one day. and then returned for assistance.
A company OF six men, guided by two Indians
went in search Of the thieves, and Rfter two
days travel found that they had approached
within twenty miles Of q wak.e-up, (camp)
which was discovered by Andy,
After dark the company rude within three
miles Of the Indians apd wnitel until nearly
daylight, when two remained with the horses
and the others went In search Of the Indians
Not finding them where they expe,tei, the
party separated, three going up divide and
three going up oauoa. Thosc on the divide
discovered the Indians about half mile dis
tant. but bad no way Of reaching them without
going quite q way round. The Indians saw
them, anc appeared in high glee ut their disap.
pOjntment, never dreaming Of danger from sny
other quarter, and IL came with terrible de.
structiOn. sHrrrf g'| r'rlt r
The three In tho canon, each armel with .
Henry rifle and revolver. were upon them, and
In less time than am writing this every male
Indian but two had gone 10 the spirit land, and
these we're wounded and on theit way. 0ne Df
the attacking party killed Ave Indians with his
rifle and one with his revolver; another killed
four, and the third onc-eleven killed and two
wounded In q camp of thirteen men. One
rquaw was accidently woundsl, and one
papoosc killed bya ball that had just killed an
Indian" - n
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ILLrSoIs.-John ID. Strong OF Jackson
vile, being appointed Postmaster. telegraph
cd to Washington that ho was not sup
porter Of "My Policy and could not nc.
cent office ut the hands of the President
Gen. Edward Ketcllcll has been nominated
for Congress by the republicans OF tho
Eleventh District The Richland County
Union voters hnvo reccntly passed series
of resolutions, of which the following are
samples: ,a. ... q. a.ua
Rssolrei. That the punishment to be inflicted
upon Rebels should be determined by loyal men
and not by the Rebels themselves. '' u'
Resoireti, That the Rebels have no rights to
seats In Congress or hold any Office Of profit
or trust under the Government Of the United
States. r-...... . ..
q 90 Rssoired, That we endorse the recent "Con.
stitutional Amendment" submitted by Con-
gress to the several States. rv... ...
Resoirei, That "treason must be made obi.
ous," but that 1t cannot be made odiuus by
giving Rebels seats In Congress, nor BY feeding
Jefferson Davis on poachcd eggs and fried
oysters.
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y A SOLEMN TuouoHr.-The N. Y. World,
after, commenting upon the Inauguration Of
Vice President johnson, says: L.
And to think that only ono fran human lite
stands between this INS0LENT. CLOWNlSH
DRUNKARD and the Presidency! May God
bless and spare Abraham Lincoln! ,.
The News adds: $50.
A Jester II the head Of the Republic; q
DRUNK ARD next In authority! Saah are the
men that are to guide Us through the fearful
storm that tosses our doomed ship OF State.
One day Of such statssmanshlp ~ has OMEN
been vouchsafed to us In time Of peace, would
save % from the wreck; but now, when oil 10
conyulsion ssd chaos, No havs given the con-
troll OF our destinies under Providcoce-toa
Jester and 1 DKUNKARD.-Saeo Democrat,
lfarek "a le6S.C4i illl' rf. IA UFui Nrt
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The New ORLEANS Rior.-A special
dispatch from Washington to the Ledger
says Gen. Sheridcn, in dispatch from
New Orleans to Gen. Grant, received to
day, states that tho late riot in that city was
not tho effect of hastily congregatcd mob,
as has been reported, but was the result OF
preconcerted and prearungcd plots Of the
rebels to slaughter the leading Union men
of the State, and that there is evidence that
the plan was concerted weeks ago. Gen.
Sheridan also gives il rs his opinion that 1t
is but the commencement of rebel plan to
rid Louisiana of Union men. Officers from
the southwest say there are only about
1900 United States troops serving in Louis.
iana,
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THE JOHNSON ooHvgHr1oH.

Rhode Island Sakss no pss,.uees, md
sends stnigl,t Dsmsetntic, 'delesa,ioa. 10
whom the Providence journsi allpdes Ala.
Ito unkindly rs foIlows:- - -
Two of these delegates were candidates
for Presidential electors on tho Mcclellan
and Pendleton ticket. Two Of these del.
egates signed an appeal 70 The people Of
Rhode Island, Urging the defeat Of hbra-
ham Lincoln, because among other things
she has sustained his associate on the Re.
publican ticket, Andrew Johnson, in the
outage on tho Constitution, contemplated
in Sll,s election in Tennessee. One Of
these delegates, in the newspaper Of which
he was managing publisher, at The outbreak
or the rebellion in 1861, hailed the ''organi'
zation ola new Republic," and questioned
"whether We" here at the North had 'any.
thing deserving the name of Government
Our holy conflict to assert the supremacy
oflaw, this Philadelphia delegate denounced
% awar to sustain tho Chicago platform
war to cram down the Southern peoples
throat an Interpretation Of the Constitution
which, II at variance with that Of the high.
eat judicial tribunal In the land; war IN
defence Of the right Of the North TO med
die with the local affairs Of other indepen'
dent communities; war OF subjugation
wholly unprovOked and wholly uncallcd for.
Two other delegates from Rhode Island to
the Philadelphia conyention--the one ~
editor, the other. rs publslier--rcfering to
the then Vice President, now President
Johnson and dispenser Of public patronage
held the following language, aiter speaking
of him as a bye word, a scorp, and laugh.
ing stock" I'VE know Of one American
citizen Of African decent. who is in all tina,
makes man of sense. who is In knowl.
edge of human mature. in modesty Of de.
meanor and just appreciation of the fitness
of things. infinitely above ANDY JOHNSON
"If he were bold, bad man, like Butler
his coarseness might be somewhat shaded
by his capacity for work but to the man
ners of the clown, lie adds the iInbecility o
the sot, aud the usclessness of the drone
Tie has not even that cunning of the Pres
ident Lincoln which covers up nike some
sly design, or entire ignorance, with boz
mot, hut he stands out in bold relief and un
bIushing infamy, an unmitigated disgrace t.
the administration and ths people" a..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-10

TAfew days since Miss Jacobs pur.
chased first-class tickets for herself and
mother from Savannah to New York.
Afler the tickets were bought, the agent
supposing her white person,it was dis
covered by some Of the passengers that
there was colored blood In her veins. Com
plaint was made and they were both put
off the boat in o very rough manner, and
compelled to remain ia that city. Mrs. Ja.
cobs and daughter IRE almost white, quiet,
unassuming and well educated. She was
sent by the society Of Friends" TO cstab
lished schools and usylums for the colorcd
people and has been a frequent visitor u'
the houses Of such people rs N. p. Willis,
She has hosts of friends and plenty oi
money to back her, and the action Of The
steamship company will DO apt to cost
them dearly before the matter is ended.
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rEsro.crxEsr. or Grs. GaA,sr, Ga

~ ENFORCEMENT. or GES. GRAsrs OR-
pEe.-The Lebanon, Ky. papers state that
on the 2iih Of July, . squad Of the I'd U.
8. infantry made their appearance 10 hat
place, much to the astoDishment Of tho
citizens. Alter reporting to the SuPcrin.
tcndcnt OF the Frccdmen's Bureau, Il len
sowp. Laio In tho afternoon Il returned,
bringing with Il four citizens, Wilson Pus-
DIV. Robert Edmondson, Jas Edmonson,
and Richard Thomton, who were hch un-
der srrrss through tho night, and tho
20h carried 10 Louisville. Theso' arrests
vero made under Gen. Grants Iase order
Ior alleged outr.grs upon tho persons and
property of several negro families. h
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An Antid0tc for Poison.

THE PAIN KILLBR.-Rev. r. Allen, writing
IRON TAvoy, Bunnah, ssysi ''within tho past four
dred bottles, bat am now out. Please Sspd ne o
fresh supply rs rOon - you can-say two hubdrsd
bottles ] dare not be without itmyseif and there
ars endless calls fbr y. both by Bstsans snd
and have frequent oecasion 10 nee IL both on my
self and Others. Ono night while sleeping In al
open ZsyAts. was awoke by most sSerueistiny
been bitten nv q csntipcde. I Immediately sp-
piled the Pain Killer, and found Instant selieE In
lees than IN hour was again asleep" g .E-'
Rev. Mr.. Hibbard writing from Burmsh 10 his
father, says ri have used Davis PaiR Killer Or
coughs, colds, summer complaints, burns, and Or
the stings Of scorpions. with aniforn ssesess. We
always keep u where We can lay our hands on II
In the dssk. 10 need BE-" -Fu 'ra.
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IMPORTANT TO- FEMALES.

The eslsbratsd DIR DOW eontinses 20 devote bis
sstirs time 10 tho wsstusnssf sli SisSasss i,,s,-
dsat 70 The female systsu. Ansspersenes oft~en.
y,thrss yssrs snabla hin 70 Essnasss spsedy
and permanent relief In he ssvn ssss Of S.Sr,s'.
ssa nd ~ stAw. is'sstrsai Dsrsass-ss'', from
sAsspa sssss.. Allsttsw tOs Advice must con-
tain o.. Once. No. . Eodieott street, Bo'tea.
N.B.-BoArd farpl,hsd v thsss who wish 70 70
main under trsstmsut.- "a, LA,
Dostoa, June n. lsss.' 81 .. stlrs,t IVY
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-10

Efion. Ezekiel Whitman, LIZ D., a
grnduate Of Brown University in l705, and
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Maine from iSil to 1913, when he resigned,
died at East Bridgewalcr, Mass, on the lst
inst, aged 30 years. Ills funeral took place
Saturday morning, and was attended, by tho
mo,nbes Of the har and q largo coneoursc
of citizens. .f ,..,...f.. .. Id.
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- MANY N our readers probably have mpres.ion
that s6ap "a soap, and that does bo mAitff mueh shAs
,prt they buy. We asure them that they are msnAen'
thai they vii And the ssean, RehDei saps q Me.sn
Ir.tie Gov % much superior 10 any othrr brai OF
bari snap In The market, 10 to riAief goh p1V W
make extra eduss 70 procure shrn.
~ Figures yin MOI he, and the statistics Of the aA'es OF
rfalas .Nighi-D,oumlns Cezvus- during ths 10 tvo
yesr .ho- he. has attained popuiAsy never rsaehed
b. any q the rrvpeh, Inst- Herman perfume ps'f-
o 10 ,be,r exclusion tm this country under ths present.
ahn. soi eVryuhe,e.
We have tr,ri DIR. BIcKNELL's SYRUP,
and know W be I'll hat = eeu@mssssa 70 b. cAsss
Of psrba., pyss.ry, kei also pain dI'trrss In s,o-
mach O. boysb, 40 esdny ess>ibyh rhysy I.ists-
shae and eost.sns ." osa''' N. Jitf
In one q ouSPrrsbyterian ehurhes the other sspday
moving. ninis.r, "a. cdssane WIN AZ aoe aes.sn'
tic, ard shortly dIappcarci hum public view TO The no
smsi sssniss.s~a q ~ ashton Ihs pulpit ssns .
dss 80 bs.s speu = stss an the dss< shut ar p-
1 sss. p" a.. k. .sv =: I A. '"s
and hs ssesh nin~ Ne hass s-iss evesy %: ,oersing
md e.aghns indo.sri that there sas more btimsoos
.s,,,s Ss,'a a.a I'm. vac s.%i snsp "nis
tfat The minister hse. Il sssns thna be eati In
his prrkss ~ a lon, scif-s matches, I'D hey isutes
Va ma on. m" .s.s. sstns &c Sis,.. s"e ~.
treme and though the service oontinsei he sraniy
Of the audience Vas mt - marked other
sions.
Hal this minister ignorvd birthstone, md asi The rs,-
yrssll sIyErr M,r1rs, the Above scoAsu, eouh no,
have happened.
Two Bos Mon have already hesn made upon tie unI-
verssI saty Natrh uhich can be irrtf only The boz.
One suggests a. efeoi, Strike. but Asrs 1hs oher
thinks The invention "t-An the oil Scratch J"
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PAnncuLAa NoricE-we have large nun
Der Of long standing bills due this once lot
Advertising. &c.. which must in some manner
\. ,.t,led. Once more We shall send our bills
for the sane, and Il not responded to forthwith
Al, accounts over three months standing will b
given to lawyer for collection. This means
business.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A Q "A r D.

CmEY ESGISEEK's Owes, PosrLASp,(
July 18th, iscS.
To Soro Esgine Co. No. !, tstssmer)-
GsHrLrxsS, The Bari of Rngneers Il the r0rlaDi
Yire DcTanment uvuh gratefully express their bsatfi'
thanks fOr the timely AMI valuable s~r,os q your CGp,.
NJ late destructive fire, and nssurc you thai t'
prompt In which you responded 10 our call VII 81.
ways he bsh In grateful rmcmbrance.
rl..-E Spencer ROGERS, cmsr Eserss.H
JOHs I. Shaw, Secretary. lv
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e At large public meeting held at Louis.
vile. Kentucky, last Saturday. Mr.. Valandig.
ham. who Is q delegate to the Philadelphia
johnson Convention, was one Of the speakers.
In his speech, at the mention Of the names OF
Leo and Johnson, there was great cheering,
while those Of Generals Grant and Sherman
were received with Kisses. II our nation Is TO
DO marshalled under the leadership ofsuch
men, then Il were better, We had never been 0
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~ The New York Tribune relates the fol-
lowing snsodots, sshioh shows the opinions OF
two individuals: On Monday morning of this
week the Rev. Henry ward Beeehsr and The
editor Of the independent happened TO meet
lpon the tsgryo boAi ervssssI nSH ,BrocSyn.
The SlIs.ins sailo9Iy =. ss'.ss Tiisoo
|aHow %. M. 'beecheri" NJ. Bseeher---
"Yese Cosgvea has astted out, nd NY
President has natted out" -'H. .. ,.
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Tho following is the lis. OF delegates to th,

Philadelphia Convention from this State:
At Large--Ex. Governor VIM. @. Crosby,
Belfast (; Major Jas. Maine. Gorham John II.
Burleigh, South Berwick Il. j. Southard,
Richmond. la.
First District-Geo. Knights, Portland II.
II. Burbank, Limerick.
Second Dstrict-Solon Chase, Turner Selma
Robinson, Bath.
Thru Dstrict-Solomon Heath, waterville ;
William T.. Brown, Skowhegan. III
Fourth District George 2. Sewall, Oldtown ;
Benz. L. Staples, IIoulton. ..
Finh Distri.t-John l. Berry, Rockland ;
Charles I. Abbott, Castine.
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PREPARED PREPAREl

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "AsfAriC CiIOLYKt
~ DROTS" (usci &c mae than tussty pars On Manila
and ths Eas IbiIesb Is An INYALILDtI sPECIBiC 80
Asiatic Choiera, Cholera Morhus, DiaI.
ThCas DysenteIy, Choiegn In fastnn,
or Summer COmpiRiHt, md ali
O. Diseases os-she Bowels.
uy The .CuOLEi,A DROIs" sispaLi b. kspt on hani
In e,ery IIousrAobi, YOR INSTANT usn fk ALL CASES
OF NEED. In - iasssses has EyER BkEk KNOWN
pr,cr, tiso r.r ,i.I; far IsL ios s. Sen, ~ mall
every usrc, rsrt cf thu pncr sDi agA nj stamps
fr postage. CirosksJs free Adircss
3m3O ]. WINCHESTER, 20 Joha ST., MY.
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ALodss Of Good Templars kss bseu organ
lied Ia York, sad The following IRE me officers:
q. wy. Patnss. W. T., Mary A. Mar.
shall.sN v. +; .Aonc, Lea. ". g.; E. c.
MosdJ, ". r, a; Charles Grant. ". g.; Amos
Williams, W. NJ; Rev. John Collins. W. c.;
Clara Young. WI. O.; NJ. Hutehins, w.O. O.
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- Gen. santa Anna has been arrested and
held 10 bail in $50 600. lie l. charged BY Mr.
Montgomery. With acting malieiously 10 having
damage ct $25, 900.