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, 1866-07-13
FROM EUROPE.

Two Days Ln1er By tue Peftla-TAfec
Itataic4 Between tho Austrfan@ and l..
prossinns-Ratll S1deH Claim y1cts-
rdcA-Thc Ffuss1ans Capture Eight
Tbousand Prssoners-Greaf Re1alcIez
at KerliM-1tallau Losses nj the Nattle
of CuAtnzxA-The nHn0vertaa Army
SuFEeudefr al Dlscfetiou-The Treops
Di.fnfAeed to Their 11omes-No Fur.
tl1er Collisions iii 1kuly-ActfTe tnter-
yentlon Expected from FrAncc-Eatt
DerbT,s E'FnGresA In Forming a New
n1fniAtry-TAs Great Eastcru Suilcd
lrom HhecrneaH - The Hungarian
Chambers Prorogued-Lar.e Number
OF Insurgents Shot at madtlA-SOutA
American War Nexgs-Thc London
Hines on the Moniior 1lantononah
--A1Ut4 III Loudon.
New YoRK, July 1a-The steamer Pst.!t, from
Liverpool June 3c.h, and Queens,own July lst, ar
tiyed this morning-two days later.
ACs1n1A AND Pnres1A.-The war news Is vary
contradictory, both the AuBtr1ans and Pfuestans
claiming victories on the aatne battlefield. Berlin
dispatches Of the s9Hh say the Au.trfans neIs de-
ics,ed On the eth ard ssth, near Eacbod. By the
F1rat Asmy Corps, md on the 9Th at Ttautenau By
The Coros Of Lille Guards, and at Munchenstantz By
lrinca Frederick Charles. II Tfau'enau the Aus
rians arc ead 10 have lost three thousand to four
thousand Ia killed and wounded: the P1sslzus
about one thousand. 1t Aunchensrantz the Aus
,rian 1oasea are about tUo 1hon.and. Tha Ffus-
t1a1s claim to have captured about stsht thousand
prtsoncsa, numerous trophies. guns, SC There was
gErnt rejoicing NJ Berlin. The inhablsants present.
cd an address 10. and te:enaded the King.
Tue Sro"n 1Ilnee OF f7RssaA reports 1oat II n.s
engagement be had tHensS-two ba'taiions opposed
10 tWenfy-e1cht oatsaltona ot Aussftans'
The NanoEerian army, On the ooth. surrendered
at os c1et,on TO Tie uesfaas. The officers retained
their ride asms. The men Wese diEmlsssd to their
homee. ..... -,
1ne ~noie feoe5aa a9n'g NJ abo heas s1AnA,os'
~ns On me malch. ano na't1e was snue'ps.eu+
1iAAf.-1as Asaaans na.e euAtu 49,. ran -.
operations. There has been no 'artaef eotassons
IN uAy.
saneala' "ss at Eks 1o'o: 9,,, =.
ESGlASn.-ihe enehIn fatiMusnt na1 ~.
1ontneo 'iA snis an, II ne ,saues' =. tus E' y. y,
Leroy, Tnp L. losm'nk eao.oe'. A1e seusu1 ~
on'21n 'oe eappot' u Ae"oa' "u'Is ~ Ap "a.
"fo nave ac'eo aeah't inc Nussen oosetouaeu,
nut lanen. anu conseI'anse m.'nsny ~
2hfeaten1p" oe1noasuaRous nao tae.n paa@s !"
London smong 'ne 'o"et eAaA'ee W t1e 1's'''''
qneefon.
iHE ATLANTIC = 1sAE'-ane an' e'eat eas1e'1 "ouu
eai 'fom ~heesness ou tne .'V.n.
1euo. ~ tuae w.. ~ =
remain qulet. an aen>e II sepoF'eo ~
already a2feea upon
eomme1caa! a1sis pte'an. A. h'o, Ius e'ns'
market II completely pafaiJzeo: tooa ntstS no"l'
na'1y 7,looat law FeH. stocS, 4ao,ooo pass'
IIaleso y, 10 ~. 1l,,e%
sATUnpA1, june @.-Ihe 1o,lo~lns ,s 'oe h1e
ohcia! Austran te'es1na selau's ~ t"e Asu"ns
on Inc Sssh:
iARou711z, Snne zA-.ne fauselAa. se='stUa,
were completely defeated By the Au.tlian forces
anoe1 ean'enx' ieas1ps pentno a. one-snttu VI ansst
army IN E1Iea ana ~ounaeo, loeS "itaofe" x
1 FThfk16n fPffttOYF.
, 1866-07-13

Official Vote on the Constitutional
Amendment DiafF2nchiA1n. l1ebels-
sa.xrn Teeeu3v Dit56lefN.

WuEx11xa ". Va, July 11-Tte otict.l yots
fer the Constitutional Amendment dis!rsnehlsing
ce1tons engaged IN the la,e rebellion was counted
ytrternay, ard declared sdopted By G,9s2 minority.
Two suipdiess, named ElliE anu Sanford, ecp1e-
senting themselves AZ agents for Blind Tom. an-
noupced Grand musical entertainment and lottery
scheme 10 take plsee here July II. seveu thon:a
dC1lars worth Of tickets Were enId and large au'
dseEce gathered al the hall the appointed even.
irg, 1hen II was n-eestalnsd that Bind Tom bad
not arrived. ard that The rnGues bad decamped
Ss1ih The TunueY 10 nat1S nnklQEQ.
, 1866-07-13

SFSCHIVES'S Adyerttstn1 A4eucy, 81
DcnrboEn street, liz authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for tue Tribune. and all
the leading papers ahrouzhour the United
EtufcA In nm I'm.
, 1866-07-13


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morning tTe.Te men o. "af. comprising the Aus
t7an neet appcafed IN f'ght Of this pof'' hot sfe
now fetunc. Inc l'a'An tquaaton IL preparing
70 1ollo" ano ataek tne1n. me Austt1an aeet ca1-
faes e5a guns anu the ltal.sn esS
The repoEs ol me Battle iousnt IN Bohemia On
the @9ta I'LL afe SUI eono1cuns- ooto alaes Claim
faetof7.
The ]a'est defpatches from Berlin Insist that the
Austnans "ese ds'ea'ed WIN loss Of from soo
10 Auo. aud doco taken PRISONERS. Ihfe news had
eapteo eteas rejoicing III tne 41otaan espltal' out
20 laf a can Io" DC aeees1aned, me Ffasssaas'
4'houe" s'e.o.1oas ~ tae eatl5 pa1' u Ins gay,
~eIe nnaas oe'ea'eo " tne Ansu'ans ana 1orcso
IL aaa oaeA. ~
4nt A@aoa 1naes sums up u.e aatuaaa anu
.Aueslao 'epo.s a. 'ono"s' .ne A"sAian.. ui''en
oack W sope11ot 'olee =. Naeaoo' LEU a. 'uec p
H.. 'eca pututu " tneH 'oe rs 1a1 a. osaH1 On
.ue ttuu ~ esson'nA. ~ We NAY oe'te'e !ne
n1ssn s. oAuet1' 4Ate4 "om sosetH7aas 'ase
eone afternoon, al leu minutes % nte. "e
"1o LUG 4tas<'a"' pfess'ns 'ol""u
from faehod and Neustadt, In Tie morning came
fnto cotsfou with an Austslan arry cops al stta-
lite, and Ness rcpnleed, after flx hours chtine,
Wffl los", az vienna telegram oI yesterday
aoae. OF eighteen guns and many pfisonefa. ihe
Austtianf, here Is no doubt, bad the beat IN this
encounter, taoheo Inc aosansaSc toeS ootalhed
may hafe oeen by no meahs declstse.
rtl,on In their fnya.,on Of saron1. tho r,n..,an,
fase oeen lot Inc last Week 1eenns tnefF way af
every point On me trohacs o. bonefn1a ana Ans
iran elesia, uutu "eafea "In tneH sah
euoHs 10 1aA IN VIII tne1 ever IeeeahF
e1*"S. meg putneo ios"ato la1ousn no less 'aaa
'otee ot ing mountain oeules' aeoouca1he On toe
places t1ey GROVE hact ,be Aus,ran outnosts. but
=. their column. advanced thr1 fonnd ,bemse,re.
na.sed behind Josephsfadt and pardubnz, had
lonc hem m The water, fnr tbem. md 1v., rr,dv
Tor spring before they had time to draw mp and
deploy their forces In The open country So far a.
ii is possible 70 Judge iton the inpsff<e. and
fomee MI eonh'ctihs reports We nave fecslseo' u
vould be naturnl to infer that tho onwa1d march
.ne @ nss osen eaeeksa 'es .ne
IN e,.sa %..a. ts.,,..ass,a 3'"
WILL oe l"aua 'mpsaeitenos:
solid ,ncrrft'
III The Ee,niag p.t believe. the rt,oieinss a. Bez.
The A,my and Nary Gazette remarks that tho
time has now come for Denedek to ehor whetnefot
not be to 6eneral.
Parliament agaln met On the 18th. The proceed
~ unn'o IL @ ~ can,uans r. G'.t.,nrs stat -, ,t.,
aI .'ouss ~ sou'mus' ~. e'a.71 suas
ne a aeesaveo from LORI ,' ne1os
G,s , u time s nn 81 s ,hs uan. M,n
only a.stnble 10 expedite rome Necessary bun.
nekr.
Nj. Bcrpal Osborne commented UPON The ext,aor
A'0@AJ P~SaAHA pt kne Np1As43 IL o1As4f ~ AoAAs
, 1866-07-13


CORES pondent w1ltlng yesterday from pari8,
tsye: u am able to e'ate on very good authority
that neeot atlona are non. going On with great Sc
of producing Fatproehentnt between The lov-
cInmeuts that may lead TO definite understand
ing, and eventually 10 an alliance bet scen them.
The ehsnnel by which tho negotiations are cor
Quoted IL kept strictly secsct Esen Prince Metter-
llch seems TO be personally Inactive In this MATTER
II IS probable that the affair IS principally
carried on By Count Mallnen. tie 'Lega-
iion.Ea,h' Of The Aust1tan embassy IL Paris. skill
tui and intelligent oipom1sist, who has served in
the tmtatsy Tor Twelve years. thoroughly uuuer-
stands the French Government. and cnloys The con-
hdcnce Of tho Emperor Napoleon. lie has now
bten staying Ut Vienna for some nnae. On
the part Of france. the negotiations are, believe,
eprducted by Count de Moab0nrg. VINO occupies q
similar potttion Ia the French cmba.aY at Vienna
ns Count NuiInen the Au :tr[ar embassy at Paris.
l will only add thar the success Of these nc"oda.
tions woulu be very agreeable both to the Frcach
na1ion and 81 Dfouyn DE- uhuy+, who an boih
strongly III favor Of Aus Iia.f
, 1866-07-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

THE TARIFF BILL
KILLED.
Public Debt Reduced $2,-
0oo,0oo During the
Month Of June.
Secretaries Harlan and
Speed Will Proba'
bly, Resign. |
CONGRE ES S.
Senate Proceedings Oh
the Tariff bill.
Bill in Aid Of the Portland
Sufferers.
Mississippi Bridge BIZ; Consider
ed in the House.
FRO M Eu R 0 Pc,
Three Engagements Be-
tween the PrusSians
and Austrians.
Both Sides Claim
| Victories.
The Hanoverian Army
| Surrender at Dis
| cretion.
The Troops Dismissed to Their
Homes.
No Further Collision in
| Italy.
Active Intervention Expected
| from France.
Earl Derby's Progress in Forming
4! a New Ministry.
The London Times on the Mon
itor Miantonomah.
SOUTH AMERICAN War news
The Allies Gain a Victory 0yer
the Paraguayans.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
The Refractory Members
| Not to be Found.
, 1866-07-13

TO DENTISTS.

tia treatment 81 di,fnst3 Of tha EYE ana EAR, and
effornt ali ope1attens necessary to RxsruEx Of
cosrecr ue!olpbHf. 0Hee 115 south ClaFk-st- nsJ
, 1866-07-13
$500 REWARQi

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Te having purcha3ed tic e1ttse right OF ths United
stalesta
Se0tthmerxpatent C0mbinationShoe Brush,
And jesfntss that certain others Infringing On sid
Pa.tns, we VIII pay ihG a3aye f-wazu 10 say person
civnc such as ahaIl led to tnelt coaV1c-
lion, HAY1R ore territory 10 Command L6ao We
can supply. wa o14r for sale the
New EuR1ans, Eastern md Middle stufea.
We sold xs1 counties last week, ard uvtt e0o thls
wsek. FULLER 4 CO., 81 LaSane street. Room -.
, 1866-07-13
To Woollen Manufacturers.

Aveot1r man, prrstrt Aren't and N.ess.r of nrst
class Fancy Cashmere MIL IN Rhole Islsnd. Wisnes 10
~ hs Iesesnee st hs West .na osEs e aeio ~
goods upon tayosal sesms He can bring Hi.n ns ns:
II desired, nj Of n
superior. a1d compRtett corps o! ~. -
every department. Of would tnpeEin's1%a % ene ,e.ii
tnu nuc:Ior ard eqnpmeos o1 nsT nn,: tn:,,thn "a
mC1J IL capacity sua iofeeHy ~ r
naDieaton. addressed 70 W lsses1-
carr Of Wm. IL. land, Tranns otose ~;
/ p1QUbt aLseQuQ1. 1taa3A''+"sA
, 1866-07-13
KfnE Victor Emmanuel,a Manifesto.
tFrorn rho Yon6nu 1aoxt1


Italy has lost no lime in announcing her fcadi-
peEs 10 cooperate With her new Pru!slan ally In
like her, however, the has preceded anY acts OF
nosty by q IT. ne
as indicative Of the feelings Of the Government and
Of the people, II wonld secm that the issue Taseed
he wsr u eyen gass thsn ws In
propotet to exclude Austria fson the hew Eonted-
tsatlou; but Italy goes etSP ialther for she DE-
safgs ne e1tneqa o. Iha ~. 10 erc1s oe +; 1es
10 snnihiIa,e nsiE iEhbortne State w6ose existence
a9e . p1aSepc Of ssionaiies ay and Ger
many are eser 10 occupy the proud postione ior
which they were evidently INTENDED, Austrta must
.ap2sas 10 o H. av ana a9s
pledged. and no concessions, howeser l7sgc, will
now be accepted in consideration Of permitting the
Hs T aso 70 pseis y. h
tian Government could for once be eineere IN tae
declaration OF i.s poltey, wsmlght expect from It
1<t mouth q itaiy !. rstb.s Surprises us " esn
people to recover Venetis, and thus tar. eaa
;}Rnlss;:e '}aass sue sne lis % n Ut
likely 10 embark it IN agCrcesirc War simply for
which we po.ress respecting The condition Of that
county be totally exroneuus, its influences must
be cnppiet 10 au extent winch feens 10 render
down nnoer The weight Of taxes whica even now
are well nigh insupportable. Bnt, veEhe1ess, IL
IL Italy The kingdom Of bnt fuur 1eass' c1<n,ion
Of Europe which now en1ers the Isis ss the cha1n
pton OF nasionaies, and the Grs At redtcstct Of n
Inc wrongs both 1sncicd and real which have beer
committed bs the Home o' hnpsharg.
secrecy Of Au.trian moxe1nent*-Anxi'
| ctr In BcfIln.
| rBerlfn (Jupe 2t1 Tor Manchester Gua1dian.1
1 huS+a 4hn1r Afosa1t "a 1fv1
, 1866-07-13

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, 1866-07-13
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DIRECTORS.
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most Conservative clasa.
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na.1
, 1866-07-13

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, 1866-07-13
MESS PORK.

,e.vc In s.o.e Three urnt1sd Tn,rsl4 Me.s Fosz al
nv hrsnds oi icia pncktn-. wf,{ca cer fr sale IN
III 10 snI: purchasers. A11hEW EI;oWH. :.
n2.4 net Sc EIYer 8tieet.
, 1866-07-13
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS CONTEN-
TION,

Meeting OF the Grand Army Of s1lc Re-
public Mt Sprinefietd-lnrge aud Eu.
tlannius&tc &iathe tinG-Cols VIM. II.
ScuteA Permanent Cha1rman-Letter
from Gov. Fletcher. OF n1o.-A Noble
set OF KesoIu1ions Adopted.
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standing erect, with soldierly bear
ing, IN their well-brnslled grey uni
forms. Mr.. Early appeared near the
minister; the latter. Will, a meek, in
teliectual face, but in the sober, seri-
Gus countennnce Of the former YOU
could not have ,discerned the least in
dication of the conflicting emotions
that pervaded his breast. The rest
of tho company were dispersod
around, n bevv Of ROSY girls CLOSING
the circle; and lastly, not the least
noticeable object of the scene was old
Bosen, the veritable old servant, ha-
bited in his Sunday livery, with his
hat under his arm, showing his ivory
teeth and delighted visage in the
door The trite but touching cere-
! monS Was quickly performed, and
Harry and Ellen We're united in fell
citonS wcsllnck.
''Thc -.n.ou t. .hat hind- ~ wiling
II :'n yom cu,,>in, NOW, said
Minllie, mcrril,, to Harry. rs she
gave him her hand to offer her CON
graduation and hestow q kiss.
, 81 aha sure shall never disown
the relationship" he replied. press
/ ing hcr hand. and gazing with plea
sur" and admiration at her daehinv
hcaut>.
II wao Il stt:,nh, time for /, we'd
ding. i;nt " few weeks had PASSED
since that household was shrouded in
gloom, trouble and fearful anxiety:
and now il was filled with festive
pleasure. mirth and lilarity. But
e'ch IS human lif, AS in the phvsi-
cal world, clouds aud sunshine. com
motion and niictude arc constantly
chasing each other over the earth; so
III the morai. tn" Transitions from
sorrow 10 Joy. from deep trouble to
, hopeful tranquility of soul. and re,
refsst. tr, -u1allv a> sudden and an
expected. And 1t is doubtless Il mer-
ciful constitution If our nature that
it is So: that th i,aE.an heart i, 50
feXib!.. that it i, ,,n, often crushed
10y til" weight nni- its delicate cord,
snapped i'N 5ho tension Of III, onc:
and Ia Ii rebound i! is titlCd. p,,ri
fled II may h", to enter with Il heenci.
zes' alt.i higher ,tl;>l iuto the other.
1t was tl,n9 VII. tn, Happy party at
Mr.. Niror'o: :ur TIC tirnc being
they forgot that tii dcmoi. of war
wa stalking thypng'l the la.li. and
hani-',in4 t!,tit care, ar,I anxieties,
they n,Aton'l themselves Ia social
cheer. i~SrIrltr ana snlovmsut
c">CI.rDEp y OUR NENT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18
TRI-WEEkLY HiGk LINE
en Laurens and Newbe,ry

Between Laurens and Newberry.
on and after MONDAY,
:spISit =, ~ th.3 i>;h instant the HACK
d 80 MiN c"uu~rt Hitil tht up
taiu IN tbc Gr,@nviii,. and
tul;,ni',;. Eailroa1 or ESDAlS
THU KSnA(S and SATI EDAIS; with .it
Gown tan. "n MONDAYS WEDNFS-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
linus passengers "a:. ~; ..aiii.d through
rom Columbia to I-a,,lc,t~ in OK. DAY
arr'v,n" 1T l.aur>nS Wy = .,'ciu he same
day th.y leave CpIumhia I'a ,np..7 can
leave L3nr'ns 1T , o'cinvi: !. n. auG arrive
az Columbia sa'la Jay at :i.'.n
EN'l! comfort il at!"itl,d ,.ass,h.ers
Which c";''d "" crnarttd ~. :, stage liu.
=. CREWS.
'."nt'-n- dun lH, i~ij' ;nIe ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18
NOTICE.
MAYOK'S GrFIta:.

COLUMBIA, June = ls,:G
kNOl. III. information of persons mi..:
y may Ia lGucrant OF ihc laws ~ the
city, and 10 prevent any further violation
OF said laws herein mentioned, tn" follow
ing Ordinances arc repubHshcd:
"He :. "'r'nlASN, That It shall NOT be law
fIll to drive any wagon, earl or ,.tllcr car
rag, "t ride or lead an; horse across or
porat1 limits o! t. city Of Columbia. *
cept at t]c bridges or other places pro-
vidcd i"i 'rossin9 said drains. under a
penalty not exceeding twenty dollars for
each and every offence.
DC dJ"'ti.s' cron"ti, at ii sl,.i,npt
b., lawful to drive amy va gon OF ether car
riaSc, or ride or lead any horse or mule. or
suffer them TO stand upon any pavement,
except in r*scs OF absolute :ivrrseiiy: and
any person "ffrndins herein, ss,>'! be sab
than fifty d"'lar-
June . TitiLU. SiAkN. N:,v.r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18

lcEt'iSht
ELLEN EARLY.
A Tale of the late War.
BY e. J. D.
Rr e. }. D.
CHAPTER V

The refugees had not been at Mrs.
Minors many days, before they
learned that the Confeder,tes from
the Rappahannock had reached the
neighborhood, and were forming
their camps along the branches of the
Chickahominy. The news made
Ellen's heart futter with pleasure.
for she knew Gregg's brigade, 10
which Harry belonged, was among
them: and she hoped to hear from
him soon. She was not kept long
in suspense, for she received q note
from the gallant fellow that same
evening, saying that he was safe and
well, "nd that he would visit her as
soon as he recovered from the fatigue
Of the toilsomc march. The happy
girl despatched the messenger back
with some refreshments and cheer
ing missive, telling her lover of their
capture and escape, and assuring him
that he would be looked for ut her
aunt's with great impatience.
''Look here. Ellen,' said Minnie,
mischievously, to her, as she sent the
servant off, 'what does this mean?
You must be on very intimate terms
with some of those Carolina boys?"
II am with one, Minnie; I have a
very intimate acquaintance among
Them. I formed his acquaintance up
home, on the Rappahapnock. abou;
month ago He visited us there,
often replied Ellen. with 1niet
smile
''Who is he? Is he Handsomely
inquired the excited Minnie.
This will answer your first uueS-
tion.' said Ellen, placing Harry
note in her cousin hands. ''.As to
the second, you must be gratificd by
this until you can see him and iudge
ior yourself; he Will be here soon. =
and she pressed the spring of small
medallion, that contained his like
ness.
Mimic glanced ut the notc and cx-
claimed, reproachfnllv, Engaged.
declare! and did not fell mt. n word of
It,"
why, Minnie, YOU could not have
expected me to tell you before; ]
have availed myself Of the first np-
portunity I have had
Does Uncle Early know IT,:
How could You think J. wonld
permit such q thing without dc:.r
flther's consent?" asked Ellen. see,n-
ing hurt.
''Oh, yes, 1 ought t., nave known
better. l didn't mean to wound Your
tender heart, my sweet coz" said
Minnie, coaxingiy. ',He is hand
some, l see, she continued, scanning
the likeness. But J. could not have
expected him to he otherwise. Whom
will he bo here?'
Soon, l hope, perhaps ,o-mor-
row. Ellen then went on to relate
the extraordinary circumstances un.
der which they met, and such por-
nons OF their courtship as she Thought
proper to reveal, which amused and
interested her cousin very much. It
manifestly afforded her great pleasure
to see that Ellen was happy--for an
envlous spirit was not one of Mil.
MES faults-she had no little dcsire
30 see her gallant lover, and express.
ed the hope that his fatigue wonld
not last long.
On the morning succeeding the
conversation Just related. as Minnie
was standing in the yard, training a.
favorite vine to grow as she wished
1t, Ellen being engaged with her aunt
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE

.o,Ms. Bfoo".e Street aid Borey, n. y.
i three hundred guests and kept On ti,s M
European plan, is centrally located. and
near TO all points. City cars pass the
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places of Amusement every three
minutes: Single Rooms, sI.O0 per dav.
u"nbie, s4."'. i. F. DARROW Il CO.,
Jan II ~ Prom icf,,ns
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A Presidential Warming.


Aa-o.od Iseioi.d. ln".,c ne I,,7io,
Hhsha:: aneiifA ,k,ar,
niightiy fen,
That Noar c.iart+' tshic"p cav Iou
awake ii:
For the Favuian vo;,
Seward gripRsd by the thloa,
,Acclane out efits boot,s did shake il.
The gallant O'Eale n
: He did impale go
Tho wrong side Of the Canada bordh"r-:
An the Faynians wor shtoppcd.
An their rations were Topped,
Gndher Grants imperative ordher~.
Faix! Seward an Shpeed
Who detest you indeed
May we'll choke wid malicious laughter:
For, while this is the decd
Of Bill Seward and Shpecd,
1t is johnson the Favnians are afh"l.
Sind Seward away
Clane across the say,
To thcm English he loves so ,l-ari,:
An that You are for Pat
II you'll only do that
The Faynians will recognize clearly.
But in case you don't.
Or you can't, or Wont
Though they like YOU. AT lih- r"ur no.
tiOnS.--
The Faynians. | fe..i.
May start off right her,
60 tho radicals pawn devoti,nY;
Who deteet ynI indeed
May we'll choke wid malicious laug',the :;
For, while this is the decd
OF Bill Seward an Shpccd.
1t is Andie the Fayninns are ofther
am for you, me boy.
Me jewel an joy.
Till . sartain warm raygion rs roZ-n:
An ii nay frindship firm
Could prolong your term,
hn Hh CN,t li,~f, Al.
in;
But these Faynians grand
Are 4 hot-headed band,
An they think they wor thratc,' unfairly;
An if somethin' amt done
To cut short their fun,
Och! their votes will D." css mighty
quarely!
An then Seward an Shpeel-
Who detest you indeed
Their midriffs may shplit wild laughter;
For. while this is the deed
OF Bill Seward and Shpccd.
1t ia johnson the Favnians are afther.
MILES O'REILLY.
Late Private 4"th Regiment New York
Volunteer Infantry.
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RATS VERSUS BIRDS Mshocyer engages
in shooting small birds is 4, cruel man
whoever aids IL eNterminating rats is
bcneiactor. We should like solns o4e- L.
give us the b":.ctit OF their experience IL
driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs. cats and traps for this bnsi.
nes".- Scientific -4Wericdn, y. y
he Sec ''CoSTAR's' advertise men, above
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1866

\ VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.
Speaking Of ''CosrAK's" Rat, Roach. Ant
&c, Exterminator--; more grain and pro.
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County 10y vermin than would pay for tons
OF this Rat and Insect Killer"
May t3mo Lancaster Wis Herald.
eT see "CosIAR's" advertisement abovs
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'CcSIAh'S RAT EXTEKailNAIOK il
eAnpie, safe and sure-the most pelfcc,
kAl -li;cation meeting we have ever attend
ca. Livery Rat that can get it. properly
pr 'arr;I, viii eat it, and every on. thai
eats t Nil! die, generally at some place a.
DISTANT a possible from where it was taken
tL0ke Shore 3Ec1. Mirror.
ate~ S.. '.CosIAR's" "adyertis..mcn. al,nys