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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-08

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Coudersrort, P, Will attend the several Cour
"a Potter Cameron and Mexican counties. Al bus
ness entrustct 20 his care VII receive pronp- atteI
ton rfica on Nam street. I'm residence
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ARV.EyR &. OL,1STED.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLER At law,
\ CJudersport, Pa viii attend 20 all business On
trusted to his care VT pr1ulf 'ess nr lefty Office
Ga the sceo d storey of the Olmsted Block.
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q. II. ELLISON. NJ. D..

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN. Coude fsport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens otthe vtage and
vicinity that he will promptly resnond TO al calls for
professional services nee First street, frs door
west Of his residence. 114O
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ISAAC BENSON.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW Coudcr-po~t, Pa, vii
n attend 10 all business entrusted lo htm "1tL are
Sud promptness Attends Courts OF adjoining couu
ties ONE on Second street near the AleEany bridge
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4 TTOR EYS-AT LAW. HARRI-BURG, Penn'@-
\ Agents for tie Collection of Claims against the
ned States and state rumeRt> ,su 10 AZ tensos
Bounty Arrears Of Pay, ,&cAdlress Box s5r arrNourE
Il MILLER, J. q. ALA'NSi
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pA-A Church Committee in a neigh
boring town, when very Influential but
irreligious man applied for me nbership,
olaudly assszsd him that the oblr6b Vss
full,
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& II &ENNEGNG.

aVERCHANT T-WELLSVILLE \. Y, Whole
vi sale and Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods Fancy and
Staple G oods Clothing Ladies -sG"ods Groeeres
Flour Feed, SC, Retailers supplied ON liberal terms
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u A Sp,ERngNS & Co..

AEERCHA NTS-Dealers in Dry Goods, Fancy
III Goods. Groceries. .Proyis on, Flour, Feed Pork,
ana everything usually Kept in good country store
Produce bought and sold il ~
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Il w KNOX.


q TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
4 Cou .ersport, Pa, D attend the courts in Pot
81 and The ado ming counties.
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DEAL ESTATE and INSURANCE. &c ES l.
X Land Bought and Sold, Taxes paid and llt.es
Investigated Iasures property against th~ best
com DaHtes in the Country. and Persons against Ancl
dents In the Travellers Insurance Company OF Hart
ford. Business transacted PROMPTLY l7-2s
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COLLINS SMITH.
II L OLMsTER.

TERCHANT-Deal in Dry Goods. Groceries,
vi Provisions, Hardware, Quceusware, Cutlery,
and all Goods usually found In country store. mol
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unss 81 Claim Agent, Coudersport. ia

6N SN0 Per Year We want agents
01eOOO everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED
a3o Sewing Machines. Three new k'nds. Under and
upper feed. Warranted ave years. Above salary
in the United States for less than 80, which July
licensed By Howe Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Ba
kSr Singer g. Co. s. Bach elder. ALL other cheap
shines are infrngements and the seller or user are
hAola 70 arrest fne, and Imprisonment. Circulars
$Ne Address, or sal upon Shaw s. Clark, b qde-
aS'1, AHiAS, OF Chicago, Ill. Do. 20, 1855 swly.
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D. E. OLWsTED.

FERCHANT-DeaIer in Dry Goods, Rca ly-made
vi Clothing. Crockory, Groceries, Flour, Feed,
ork Provisions SC. Main street, COuierspoFt, Pa
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TULALTA LODGE. No 342, T a N slaled
II Meetings on the 81 and 4tn "edues lays ot each
month. Hail, in the 81 Story Of the Olmsed Block
" DCLIRFAREE Sec WM. SUEAR, m
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HARDWARE Merchant, and Dealer in stoves,
III Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware. Main street, ton4er
sport, Penr'a. Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware made to
srler, in good styLe on short notice.
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6. :. & +. 4. JONES.

EERCHANTS- Dealers in Drugs Medicines, ,'auts,
Nj OIs Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods
G GrOceries, sc, Main Street, CouIersp0rt, Pa
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WANTED, AGENTS, $3.50 PER MONTH, TO
w sell tue improved 'mm'0 SeuSe FA .iiy sew
ing Machine This Machine will siitch, hem. fell,
tuck cord braid, bind, gather quilt and emhroider
beautifully. Price only So Every Machine is war
rantrd three years For terms address or ct-i or G.
8OWERS x'CO Reception rooms No 255 5. Fifth
Sfrsat IbiIa5elpliq Pa I'm
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Pntfer Jonrmnl yob-OIice.

TAVING lately added fine new assortment OF
III JDB-TYPE 10 our already large assortment
We are now prepared do all hinds of work, cheaPy
and with taste and nealue>s- trae solicited
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rwL EG r AyP HI e.
FROM washington Interview Of Virginia
Delegates with the Presid.HtS

WAsn,NoroN, Feb. lQ.-The Vir1
ginia Legislative Committee hadaninter,," ,"
view with the Presidett to day, ahd re-
solutions endorsing his policy. The I
President replied, thanking them for their
visit, and expressing qualification at the.
sentiments avowed, and declared his de-
termination to follow the principle her
had maintained throughout the war''
that the Union could not be dissolved
He responded cordially to the sentiments
of tho resolutions, and said that hea
hoped the time would soon come when'
he could meet them, under more favor.
able auspices than at present: he
stated that he would not be forced to-
take the position that any State was not
| in tile Union. The interview was very
important. At the corclasion OF the
Presidents remarks, the members OF the
Committee were introduced personally,
and expressed their pleasure Mt the Presi.
dents address.
i
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Tar Fgs1Ass-SpEEcHo OF GEN. SWEENEY
Ar CHICAGO. "A public reception was given |
10 General Sweeney and "Rresidenr Rob |
erts in Chicago, on Wednesday night, at
which General Sweeney, used, in the course
or n lengthy speech, the following language:
az nm not here to discuss the plan and
detailo of tho campaign. 1t would be to I'D.
vertise them to the enemy, as has been too
much done already. will say however,
that we have not been idle---that have
strong hopes for the future, and for the ul-
,imate object We are banded together
This outpouring Of the frieuds and support
ers of our cause is evidence Of that
r CCheers.l can soy that large purchases
have already, been made Of arms and mater.
| ial, and that contracts have been entered
| into under sanction of the Senate This
will convince you that we arc in earnest
and in order to carry out our project
| you must support us You mnst support
the Senate with your money, and enable ~
| 70 fulfil its contracts, aud support me win
bayonets to fight its battles. lCheers.
And il you do. pledge you my word OF
honor that, so far as am concerned. you
will not find me wanting. Renewed ap-
plause.1 would earnestly call your at
tention 10 the position we occupy at present,
not only in the estimation of this great and
friendly American people, but also In the
eve of the world. Think Of the disgrace,
Of the infamy. Of failure now We have
boasted long and loudly that VIC would and
could break the yoke that binds our native
, land to the car of British despotism. We
must make the attempt or sink into pit o.
degradation that no Irishman on this corti
uent could ever rise FROM depreciation
t that would cling around the memory Of
Irshmen for the next century. We mus
do at least ono great deed before, we foil-
s nssai the enemy on his weakest point
i. with arms in our hands, and leave the issu
to the, God Of Battles, Of Justice and o
;. Liberty. (Cheers ] Isaid my support
I the Senate Was based on their practical op
erationst md IL you support them in TIM
g polioy-the war policy, the policy of imme
o diate action-as soon rs you are rendy "
are. Do'this, and the Irish nnme will b
" relieved from the disgrace OF failure now
We must not fail; we have the fighting me
:. in the country, and can arm them If yo
will. We must not fail. there is no sue
n word in the heart Of brave man. He ma
fail. but will fall with honor and dignity, Q
the field Of battle; every drop of bloc
:, shed will be the harbinger Of future success
a with rifles in our hands, with fighting me
thst know can he raised, md with IL
n wrong OF centuries to ayenge. there Is
al such thing as foil"
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Buisleg appeared to be of the size ola
small child, she could still be seen cling.
Ing stosthettrapeze, first by His hands,
then by his feet, with his head down.
then lying across it on his breast and
back, imitating;the motions of swim
-mer--.s,-T The crowd seemed perfectly
awed and thunderstruck by his terrific
,feats, several ladies tainted, and 1t was
snottill it was seen that he felt or acted
with perfect GOODNESS and confidence,
thatthe people could make known their
emotions, which then found expression
in shouts Of applause. After ro.
manning in, the air between fifteen and
twenty minutes, at an altitude Of over
half mile, he slowly descended, and
reached the ground in safety. =
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

A REAL TRAoEDY,--On Tuesday
nlghtt at the theatre, in Inainnapolis
while Miss Heron was narrowing IN the
fee 'ings ofthe audience with the, fiicti.
t'ons gri'efs OF "Media," a real tragedy
was beng enacted in the parquette, A
young beautiful and accomplished lady,
who resides on Tennessee street. in com,
pany with male friend, was observed
70 take a small vial from her pocket, and
!nns''iy swallowed its contents. Motto,
ing something strange pnd wild in her
tnanner, the yonng man asked her what
It was she had taken, when she repl led
1t II: wos only little cough mixture. I'M
a short time, however She became dead,
~ il, and was taken home, where she.
confessed that she had taken poison-44a.
mixture ofoxalic acid and opium The.
AFFAIR 2 IS enveloped in mystery, no cause.
beng assigned for che rash acts
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VINO HATES THE UNioSi-.Our attention
has been called 10 the following extract
from an editorial in the Louisville Democrat,
aga Rass ifsaPeftsAS aa hsSf|SSJ K publish ia
pare with the experiments upon tho liner, y
Of the negro and the slavery of the wbire
man. The party in power always hnted The
UNION ms 1t was. They did not much dis.
guise their abhorrance Of il before they cot
power, and now they confirm what was in
iact plain before that they cannot abide
the old Constitution and the old Union
fhey resolve TO change IL essentially. Not
vesiagc Of the old Government viii he
left. Then it will suit radicalism. Il win
give the radicals power, and that is what
the want They would not dare to submit
these changes to the whole people North
and Sonth--to the people that are to live
unuer II. They are to-day minority. with
purse and sword, babbling about freedom,
Wmoh they care nothing about, ex-
ecept their own freedom-their freedom 10
aomineer sr over and perseoute other people.
Ihey do the work other fathers, who came
20 TINS country to free themselves and have
'ne opportunity to oppress and prosecute
others. They entertain us with the same
God; and whilst they usurp power and
commit perjury, they put on a sanctimoni.
Gus lace and prate about Righteousness and
justice They are body Of revolu,ionists
with an utter disregard Of all that is sacred
In covenant engagements, written down and
ratihed In constitutions. They are doing
what they can to justify in history the mte |
rebellion. When men hereafter inouife
why the South attempted to secede. thew
WIZ look what sort Of Government thisparty
tnat attained power made; at their peryer.
sions OF the Constitution; at their yindiea.
we measures toward the Southern states.
ana they will not wonder that the Souib
febelied. II The party in power Would
make such changes by such means.s md
adopt such arbitrary and despotic practices
toward the Southern States, who eon5
plame them for making the effort 10 ont
oose from such power t, II;.' wv
Neither North nor South ever conferred
IN IN the Federal Government the power to do
ueh M deeds. They. never. consented To The
! xistence Of such power. tits not writien
. the bond, and has mo- sanction but 'the
'urse and the sword. ~. ''' '"o
Dut no consideration will stop this Sana.
'olsm. II Is mighty to destroy, but Inca.
aoie OF building up. All countries have et
lmes been cursed with II, aud we must
~ -N 80. .. a.. <
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South American NeWs show that the
Brazilians andstl,eir allies were press
ing the Psraguayans hard, and hoped to
,overwhelm them in the month OF Jsnua,
nv. The Paraguayan army is reduced
to $4,000 men, and is suffering from as
case, which may render IT an easy prey
to ;ts enemies But there is nothing
certain in ,war--except that it is very
troublesome and very closely.
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Arrival OF the AuStralaSian.

NEw-Y DIRK, February 9.-The Aus.
tralasian, with Liverpool dates to the
2Sth ult, has arrived.
The cattle plague is increasing. The
latest weekly returns show, for the first
time, over ten thousand cases
The Dublin police have seized mum.
Der ofarms belonging to Fenians.
A vessel in the Thames, on the point
of sailing for Peru, was detained at the
instance Of the Spanish Consul, who al.
lodged that she was designed to make
war on Spanish commerce under the
Chilian flag.
The Queenfof. Spain gave birth to a
son on the oath Of January.
An official dispatch says 'Prim, with
six hundred cavalry, arrived at Barran.
RsEpsa fRs s dssa5ea sfas and ss sssags. nesoatis
ments to the Spanish commander.
Lord Monck, Governor General Of
Canada, is among the passengers on tho
Australasian.
LONDON MARKETS.
LoNDoS, January 2s.-Cotton ire.
gul"r and generally lower Sales on
Saturday ,6,OOo bales. Consols, SCI =
sc 5.2O's, &C a 664.
LIVERPOOL, NARKrTs
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2s.-Sugar selling
'tfull rates. Breadstuas dull, with
tendency in favor of buyers. Wheat
in moderate demand. Corn in !air re.
quest. Rice in moderatesdemand. Ros.
in quiet. at l2s. 9d. for American.
Spirits Tarpentine-sales at 47s,
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Paper money rs rampant everyyhere,,.,
The circulation fshe Bank Of france.
the frat week Of the present year, wasi
s4s,oSo,ooo francs, the largest amount
.,'' ever I, reached, above slso,oOo, ooo..
The specie held by the bank amounted4
70 ahsst sso,oOO,ooo, The F,each,
are not civilized as Americans, for here.
no no specie. IS required, no, matter what a.
bank circulation may bs,
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New Advertisements!

Elliott & Co. advertise "Old Corn
and Rye Whiskey" for sale.
See Card Of DR.. Fl. X. Propst:
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Smith s. Melton, Chester, s. c..
Fairnont High School,
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p,suops OF THE MErHoDIsr Frisco.

p,f, CurRcH.-The .Neshuills AdrocGte
,s;yes the following account ofthe B'sh'
Q ops of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South Bishop Sonls was at Nashvllle
,on the 5th inst, the sixty.hrst annlver'
sarv Of his itinerant ministry. He was
ENJOYING comfortable health, though
aged oighty.6ve. He resides near Nash
| vile. ,,l,,ffd
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o o N n u n oY,AL.

NRw York. February 9. Cotton heavy at
20 40 csnts. Flour advancing. Southern,
Se,S0(9$i5.60. Wheat steady. Corn dull.
AZ q decline O. I cent. eBeef heavy; plain;
ness Sl6egS2O Pork unsettled: mess.
sugas firm. Naysl Stores tialL Gold 1854.
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WTN,NSBORO.
Thursday Morning, February Is, 1866.

n. P. SLIDER, Esq, is the sole
agent for this paper in Charleston S. c
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We have received a newand large
supply Of paper suitable to job printing
of all descriptions.
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"Equality."

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Ne,cs, speaking Of the inso.
lence Of the negroes" at the Federal
Capitol, says {:
''The negroes Of Washington have
found out that the time. of Congress is
almost exclusively taken up with
speeches about them, and they crowd
the ladies' gallery of both Houses
every day, to the exclusion ofladies' un.
less the latter consent to sit behind the
impulent blacks. Yesterday they pre-.
dominatcdto to such an extent as to make
it appear that dark cloud was hoYer;;
.;,,r * uruSAhr Was urruusU I'm PUsslUie w
co. TO write. = Mr.. johnson OF Penn.'
rose to a point OF order and said that the
hnu was very dark, particularly IN the
galleries, and it ought to- be lighted.
When the House adjourns, the ne
oroes rush for the street cars, and mo
q nonolize all the seats. II is an ever.
: l,v occurrence to see half dozen Ia
@ dies standing the whole distance
u these cars, while as many negroes al
10 comfortably spread out on the cushlone
g seats, The negroes ENJOY this above
- ,h;nps 1T is thus that they assert u
ic Equality" which they here ENJOY.
W W GrSrRAL BRAGG's REpoRr.-I
cir Nashville Union and America" clio
a a notice Of General Braggs olh:al
we mort Of the battle OF Perryville as
lal. P'''
aro' lows: .|...
'ls Our chief obiectin making this not
IA. however, was 70 refer to the mann
,,yn, unkindness visited upon an eminent
,r,d and officer by this report. General
by Is charged with. .dlsobHd'ence 70 orc
,oo ~ and thus initiating all the disaster
AM and the expeditions In view OF the
,ann that the Commanding General lost
f.nm Golden opportunity Of the enterrpris
, ;, the M lsavine, Ills position at Green river,
,I., H.. tbereby one,,ing an easy way to
S,,a a,a 70 reacE louisville and receive add
With 10 bis.force equal to his whole arr
ont. Bowling Green and; in view :
wv further fact that after leaving
onose town General Bragg instituted
tpsss II d;s;ntearation, at the very mt
, this VIXEN concentration became mas. s,
mo Of ble to his success, .his feeble ell
nns , Of make General Polk the scape' goa
sea errors and shortcomings, is no le
yyl;cb graceful than unge,ierous. Inns Il
~ h;s a Ne have to say upon the su6I'
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CoLp VIZ FuE NonrH.-.
Late papespFth make men.
tion OF angf dolo snap. The
tbermomsssyosk City, ons
day last ys the mercury to
be beloWbAy and harbor
were 6lls 'iie, which great.
ly interfsse navigation,
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News lkms.

, The Japan government has opened
two more ports to the world-Ossaca
and Riago.
The London Times advises England
to adopt the United method Of Rnancier.
ing.
A 'Prussan countess has gone crazy,
in Berlin, from winning thirty thousand
thalers.
The Belgian Government is about to
purchase tho Grand Central Railway Of
that country.
The Queen of the Sandwich Islands
is travelling in France.
Barring the great Banker, is to be
made an English peer.
A towboat exploded at New Orleans
on Saturday. Five persons were kill.
ed.
Rents in New York. this year are 33
per cent. higher than last year.
New hundred dollar note Of the Ma.
tional currency have been issued.
| Captain John Travis. the famous pis.
tol shot, is about to open shooting gal
lery in Savannah.
i 1t cost the country $4,000 to print
Secretary Stewards documents.
The Memphis Bulletin says letter.
have been received in that place advis
ing several ex.rebels, one Of them for
mcrly an officer. to leave the State. ]
would appear that the parties in ques
ton are East Tennessceaus. This is n
. doubt the reason why General Forres
y. went away.
II The North Carolina Legislature il
tends to permit negroes to hold lands
the State.
8 Col. Mosby, the great partisan leade
h is said to have been IN the Senate gall'
d ry' Monday, listening to Senator Sun
y ner's speech on the constitution
:, amendment. "','
;. A burglar named Slatou, from Cha
e lesion, was shot and mortaliy wound'
I. |
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Common sense Is valuable in ail kinds
n business except love making. A !
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:, FrAnFuLi AsoENsfoN. a p iseroIant 1a
named Bnisley recently performed some
startling tricks at Sans F'ranclsco, Az, AZ
tached to his balloon, inslead OF Ihe
Gust omary parachute Or car, was vas g .ra, M
nszs ltwo ropes Suspended about TWO
feet a cart, with astout stick conneclins
them at ihe bottom, and from the mo
meit i the balloon was lisut li0a M q
lis anchorage and above the neaa' 1
Of Of the people he commenced his perform. n.
~ oncs hanging By histeet and hands y
lie trapeze, then again byeone foot, an'
by the neck. The balloon noums'u ',r ,bo =
:, oreat height, and whom SO lar mp tna
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Of the international Saloon, as he was
| breaking into that establishments.
Sec. Seward has returned from Ha.
vana. tits said thf while there he ac.
complished satisfat tory and honorable
settlement Of the MSican question.
i Gerritt Smith hal at length com.
n mcnced his s5o,oodibel suit against
g the Chicago 7tib'f. The suit is
d brought in tile UIa States District
~ IL Court, by summon' kturnable at the
March term. Th.7Pane responds in
a half column editaa in which Smith
he is lamrooned unuicifly.
'e, a party of rotsrs passing recently
re- through the CORY pcar Brandon.
ol' Mississippi, comqed kinds of out.
RACES. The citi4 raj ed company,
ces pursued them sh@o lead and can
est tured one. The elberski one citi.
'olk @ zen, George Wa IN III attack.
ers, The Germanss Cincinnati are VIC,
, to lenty opposed &mittag their couu.
fact trymcn to go uae contracts
, the he with planters, dpcing bel, contracts
and as a species Sfery. Some forty
3nell such laborcrs Yaaxed }f from the |
tons depot there Tier day Col. Lee,
y, : ,i at late Of Joe Johstaff \as engaged
= |, rds. I ninety Germa New York for his |
,olicy Arkansas plah but hi fines it
,ment mixed questi iprther le can get
'ensa' them through gati, thd dpgh their
'rt ~ h;1 .o passage is pasnphis.
- die. @ A dispatck New Y6k Of the
about 9th inst.. sayS pV0fta ahnounees
ct. that the graheye indicted Senior
Benz. v. MShe Chilisr Agent,
PIsoo. and Judge $kssterday issued
W;"h bench warranrrest, wEbh was
,hurch, executed by darray, and Nc.
.shville Kennais nesody, nd'will be
nniver. arraigned lsb Circuit Court to
He was law TheAcne fiitt;na o,,
though nos;,;aA 4 M, 81; :.
said, to hayeae time since for Z
the destrliaorpsdoes of the
that the Of the Spasihg feet.
9 press. .,y9+1,, IL
hoped to COLD VILE NoRrH.-- 2
Janua. Late paPsspftn make men. !,
reduced tlon OF angt 9oie snap. The :,
rom dis. thermomeN aofk C'ty, one. 9
asy prey day isst "a Ene mercury to ~
nothing be beiowDp ana harbor