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, 1866-02-03

A Murderer Convicted.
PH1IApELFn1A, Feb a.-Chrstian Berger, con-
yicted Of mutder in the rst degree, today. OF hay
fpr killed IN old lady. Miss Wnita. d. Germantown,
on January 9Th, received the verdict With no appa
Teut emotion.
, 1866-02-03

Mexican Ltbenals Concentrated In Call
ilornlR.
New TGRt Feb, IA San r1anstsrt, letter to
tbr Herald, etateH that 1sfse number Of Mexican
republicans ftcm Sonora aze now concentrated 1t
armed expedition 10 march back into the interior OF
be State for the purpose Of opposing the Inperisl
late.
, 1866-02-03

Arre&t Of q Sxylnd1ers
ST. LoC1s. Feb. 9-Cen. Coolbrougt, who haa
heen engaged in various fwtndiiug operations in
different parts Of the country. vas arrested here to-
1nr
, 1866-02-03

Tue standard P.opselgr Portsmouth. IN good order
and we'll foupd, now lJ1ng It Cleveland, Ohio, ts Of.
tered for sale. ApEty g 9. D: GUSHING, Cleveland
, 1866-02-03

rT IT F.
rrn.r .ypr.r
- A1TEAAlEa tAAhbMs
No. j,
rrA rnrrrrt RI III rG1.xy aryrn
- - ~ 80 T1 - = A N~s
- nEan1 AVu.A1'
For sale By every News Agent.
The following IS a 1ist OF Con.ea,s:-
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nnE FIX FIysrsF - EEnRrt9 s-'' a soe""
HE rLiE Fiji + III rIa 1xrSNnFR
la6 tlaa66HIGM NpnES nE 1ctSHEv
EsET = SSpMiTaE IL EUtifTSt'
MWnynE REfff TapSvESE TT nCV
tanHEESTEpInnc REvFT TfiN 9tffn.eteefsa.
TaEEGr : iii raj tii1l1D
STiEHTEr INrr Poem fi1fnxtrated,
ETIFE Nv T. STn1iE / rRiRE iY5instrst~1.,
TtF sri tER = FnnIvf} ~
THE DISHONEST LAWYER. ......-.
C-APTtR1NG UIPP0POCAMuS. NlsussSated3
, 1866-02-03
Order by Gen. Weltze1-nl1Itnry Com-
mission 1nyesttgntfns the Ba.dad

Affair-Juurez Reported at Hrazos4
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2--Gen. Weitze1 has issued
an order directing every commanding oG3cef TO aE-
rest all armed persons lurking fu the districts Of the
Rio Grapde.
A military commission Is now In session Ut
Bta7o. Santiago, investigating the Basdad affair.
all pertoua whether reEldent Of Mextro or the Uni
OF any circumstances connected Herewith.
Gen. We,txel has aunuiled the order mastering
out the 114lh e0lorcd tufn1y till the report Of the
military eolnn.1sslon.
The arrival Of Juascz at Santiago Is again stated.
Gen Wcltzcl has written letteF to the Adjutant
GENERAL Of The department Of Tens, reviewing nj
length the protest ot Masamoras merchants and
foreign consn1, making eonirs charge, asserttns
they were greatly Instrumental In aiding the Cou-
fezefates during the war, with arms, ammunition,
tc. and saye be has ds&asowcd the eapture and Pill
laee Of Hasdad. and knows hts Gosesnuacat will
also; and that alt who have been identified a. en-:
caged In the Daedad affair have been arrested, and
4 commission IL now In teeaion to investigate the
,-hnfn nFn{r
, 1866-02-03

Virginia Legislatures.
RICHMOND. Feb. a-The Sennta bill authorizing
the construction Of 4 railroad frou Winchester to
st1athurg passed the House to-day, after lengthy
dlscrssfop,
, 1866-02-03
Fen Apb&rttseuteafH.
BRADBUBY'S =
BRADBURY'S
BRADBURYS
6DPHR1oH Il f4RAMp noAxw
PIANO-FORTE4.
Voluntary Test1monsnIs OF tho
MOST RENOWNED ARTISISg
Fete ADb&rtt8eut9atH.

HARRY SANDKRSOT~
"raey Arr the BEST Squire P1sno Fostes Ehsya as<
played ou."-Barry Sandtrson.
uASSIyI-
"As ~ aeconpaa anan: to the yoice hAve euvdr
MT Ehkif f3udf-"-EussinL
ROBERT HELLER.
"1n eEer7 particular ~ Ia soee, tosrh and puNkts
Aey are pesyttt."-Eo1eTt Ht!1<r.
MN MASON.
The5 possess in The Asa<ss Degree all Tie essentials
Of pegJeet Pf;7sso.Forse, - Haa- Htssas-
<.E&s. ". MORGAN.
~ admire ihect In the aiaa<sf dt9rer."-Gtosps r.
Morgan.
". BERGE.
"FxApGCsg's rItsos we1e used at the sCotxent Of
the Sa<zed Heart = company With ZEN Others. Thefr
'~ptrfor <zet5f<aee vas fully proveu---K Rras-
"EOPTsCnALMy.
~BRApHrHT's New --ale rtano-Fosse;I | haFn etxu1-.
!ned HiA o1ta: eure They asc re7v superior snsrn-
PAFrisoS.
"tcuus!aer them tqscs to aayI hRvs seen."-JhAm
y. F1f.tson-
FN1DEL-
~BRAprCx1's 'GhAxD sCA1I' sqn1fa plsuos. a,-
Ia, eeness, sEeetness. equxty. h1ans9 and stneGar
portr Of tone. strength Of action and thn9ouxbne3
are shpeT{er to 1xy sxstyn1eats N1t1
whlsh sm aequa!uted~-Cartes FfrteL
ROOT l. CADF, Chicago
Having tested RRAnsrH7's Ffnnos h evesJ possE--
bic way besi4e the best planos Of othe< nakeEs fU
months pIst-lesed them In reference 70 power pu-
r,ty, ertuuess. br1liaucy, EnRtnx md sympAtheto-
qualities Of tone decacy aod eaafcty OF touch ease
md raptis9 of aeloo. andtn9in tune xee1t nce o&
material. elegance Of nnlsh, anGf care ar eork5ausA
We have 1rrtyed at tho Deliberate coariston shat
they are supassed IN not one frspeci BY tho best o
other akes, ratle IN some respects they nc snpts
10 all ofatrs.
The present excellence of these inssrurueuta.
pled with Nr. BgAnBrrys ambition to atill further
Improve them In every po+xse!e WAY, must maka .he
Radbuzy Ptano the tATorits par excellence fos yeaz
10 cine, with a1. ,hosa who rant tie beat.
nGxo- F. EopT.lt
EE'TT RooT: Roor cApx.~
, 1866-02-03

TO PHYSICIANS.
Pure Drugs, Tine Chemicals, Tic
mann.s celebrated Surgical 1rstru.
ments, Saddle Bags, Scales, Trusses,
Supporters. Magnetic Machines,
Leeehes, Vaccine Virus, &C.,
For sale low bT
BiIRa & SHARP,
h1fs DRUGGISTS, 144 Lake street.
, 1866-02-03

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have as
ISOLATED with ute from thls dale 3le. HE.7RT IT.
RRIS d, ant will continue the business Of Job1lug
railors. Trimmings In errfJ. vaIietJ, At the Old
PHILLIPS l. CO. TT. PHILLIPS
Ch1cago1 Feb. lst, 1s66. fejh13t 1t sA-TAIn
, 1866-02-03
BRICK MACHINE.

The NATIONAL RRICk MACHINE uakexx with
orlI wn-horse power. ~, 600 SPLENDID HtIcKY
cer uaT EtIh we'll defined edses ard Uniform Lengths
II ne machfne DOES net perform Whist Va claim fos il
~ VIII taks Il bsck and refund the money. AddFesA
ABTsAM RkQuA. &euE4l Agent 13N RrpAdW1
New York 1AGCt9t 7m IA sAAIV net
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10
CAS- LIGHT!

The Gas works have been put in thorough repair,
and light win be furnished by the hrst Of next week
A large supply Of Piping, Meters Burners, Chan
daieers &C, are on hand, and all who desire fix
tures put to their residences business houses can
have It done at once by leaving their orders at the
CITY Gas Works.
Coal and Cokefor sale at moderate prices
TH0S o. HELM
AurIl l5dkf 80 1904 COS Ef President
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DIR. R. KELLS
DISEASES OF THE WOMB.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
l7O, 172, I74 &I76 Greenwic h,
Zone square west of Broadway
Between courtlandt & Dey Streets,
Is ed. Iars FasD = aTfIl-5 e4
ls New York.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
JOHN PATTEN, Jr3., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel Is well and widely known to the
travelling public The location Il especially suitable
10 merchants and BUSINESS ne Il Is in close prox-
unity TO the business part Of the cyis on the high
-av Of Southern and Western traveland adjacent to
Ill ths principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has lIberal accommodation, for over 300
guests It Is well furnished and possesses every mod
~ - INN ates The rooms spaeious and well ven
tisted provided with gas and wsteri attendance 4
, II sud respectful khdthe table Is generally pro
Y;S.4 ,-s,b evefv delicaey of the season.
The subsribsr who for the past few years, has
been ne Iessse s now sole propreto and INTENDS y
ho..- t1ish lorlr erperience as hotelkeeper, n
trrsts. h. snoasrsts ehafges and liberal policy e
msintan the fsYorxbis reputation Of the ra9n'
Hetsl .sa4HaiM cd nc-l WAAs-,'
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NOTICE
LOOK OUT FOR THE THIEF.

MAN calling himself DIR. R. c. Anderson,
n aged about fifty years old, upper front teeth
out black eyes hair rather gray and inclined to be
cornulent saws he is Virginian, and claims to
have lived in Cuba at one time. the said Anderson
having been arrested in Selma Ala for having two
wives In that State also for swindlng widow lady
~ ~ har entire cotton crop; all that she had left
for her support after the surrender he made his
escape and is now travelling up and down the ran.
nv duty to notify the public of this scoundrec
April 27th. u MAOoN'
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Fas founded in ls32-has Charte from the
j - permanent Institution, under the direction
lioard Of Trustees appointed by the Legislature,
. authorized to confer degrees, Diplomas, etc.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10
NEW ORLEANS.
No > st Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

correct knowledge and short inspection Of wa
cox & Gibbs Machines will disperse ali prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing.
Wilcox e. Gibbs Machine will sew, hem, fall
braid tuck, gather quilt cord and embroider, with
perfect satisfaction. Please call and examine.
Wilcox g. Gibbs Machines are repaired and war.
ranted at NO ST. CHARLES STREET,
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HUMPHREYS
HI vi E OP HIC SPEC CIFICS,

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
1entre success; Simple-Prompt-Eficien and
elabie. They the only Medicines perfectly
adapt popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in using them, harmless to be free
from danger and efficient as TO be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commend ,tion fir all
and will always render satisfaction.
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Apr24dsm Third Door above Canal Stree,
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NOTICE.

HAVING closed out our store and stock OF BOOKS .
III and Stationery in this city we would nereDy
return thanks to the citizens Of jackson anu
surrounding country, for the patronage they nave
literally extended so us. We also most corolalIy
Recommend to the public, our successors, essIs.
Book Trade, win be TO their customers advantage.
Messrs. Eyrich 4 Co are authorized to collect our
Anrfl 23dlw TITCOMB & POWELL.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10

"a THING OF BEAUTY is A JOY
FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
81 A l r r e ST ORER
Is perfect success-The best in Market
HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR sRESTORER
-BoTH-
COMBINED IN ONE
10000 Living Witnesses are testifyine to their
NeighbOrs, from day to day. of its Wonderful Effects
l. 1t Is not a dye
2. twill not color the skin.
3. 1t win restore the Hair from grey to q Beau
tiful Black, Brown. Au1urn, whatever night
have beents original color, and cause 1t to assume Its
| former color.
Scalp keep the head eeol and nice; remove the
DAndu and scurf from the Head; keep the Hair moist
and silk like in appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
s 1t will promote q Healthy Growth prevent 1t
| from falling of, and
Cause it to Grow,on Bald Heads
Where there Is Life and Vitality at the Roots Bat
where these gone there
No Hope of Success.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES.
| TOkEh Is IS much anead OF anything OF
thekind, now lin the market, as the
L sun outshines the moen
In Brightness and Glory,
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given will be found inside Of each bottle. -
Warranted to do arn
i All we Claim for it
The Money Refund c d,
After using two Bottles.
Try 1t
AND BE CONVINCED.
4 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
RI SIMONDS & CO., Proprietors, N. H.
Fitzwilliam, N. II.
JAMES CONCEAL,
n 20 st. Charles st, New Orleans
mh29dly. Sole Agents.
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The Niagara. Cana; Ia Congress.

I.- debate on the s-..ra ship canal, Ia
the house ~ Washington. on the 18Th Ia
yisu. vas Of = CD .rlrtrr which Inuzt have
rcuvinc, congress hat this great WORK can
10. long ls deiay-d. He principal objects
ions IL it'uow ar ;h.r H.. general government
caruo. in its ureseLI arancIai condition
make the appropriate required, and iha;
the rrpr,>o1 wo-E ~5u.j deprive the State
IF Nv York ota portion Of it tolls and
render at,nc,t -a'uei.s, iHe Erie cana. The
I-i.y 20 lie i.s. objection D.. tia; the Niagara
canal 5 Of sub importance 10 the "eAieTn
states :hs' obey canHa. cay lie prosecution
O. The wpr'; NATL .hc public deb; shas- e ma
;.fia,.y reduced. or uu.. material ch:nEe
+ = rs" s. ,Icr shall t.ae ,l.ce in the govern
r.sa; finances. Tie answers to the second
objection we're ter'eiv .ai plainly stated by
~. Nu5.-ca. c.: tai, :; t., 2 tie debate lie
thus Or scented them
IL Taa ,-5e-a, c.1sl a7d railroads con
u.c,ei R,,n Il carro. ra~ DO tie business
r,qa,rel o. the c-1~!n- Interest Of The west
- ! e -cst ..$ been enormously taxed
bv mor1 poles - <c- YORK. and hiss annual
" par dole - h.: s.ats II TIE sga. OF 3 o.
{ 100000
-. / Che Niagar. canal ,avcs to the west
/ 80 miles of artificial .rasei aEl about -
eea:s On each ton of freight.
The wet must look after their own inter
! e.,s, and New York must 60 likewise, bat i !,
/ no: probable that the Ni-z-r. cana. would
/ very much iujure bp-iu,ss on the Erie canal
/ TIE growth OF the ives, wosid speech vsnssfs
/ the intter ali be freight 3: could manage The
! Niagara canal might for { short time cause a
/ limlauiion Of business on the kg.e, Lu: Il
I would b. for & shor: time only.
I Had western mrT bsrs shown half tic
I amouu; of z-al IN euieavgrs 20 ob'ain a. a.
rropris,.oa lor the NIAGARA canal INA; they
/ have shown II uiejiiioc vith F1e.'i5us " ch
! bclong.c exclusively 10 tie White, and re
! cro,s in ihe southern states. that great WON
/ would nave been begun rext wear. Farmer,
! IN The Yest sho are burning corn for fue, De
/ cause le7 csruo; obtain 4 nsrke: fer il, vi.
! do -eiiN.o -aiect whose interests are cJnsid-
I cred B.; their representatives 10 congress-
I CHICAGO Itm.s.
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EXCITEMENT AT TONGA
Flo pernent-HsiEamy, &c.
ToNIcA, May Sd, 1866.
Editors Free Trader ~

1oN1CA. May od' looo'
Editors Free Trader
We have had quite an exciting affair in
our quiet little village. The facts of the case
are a, follows:
A ms1 by the name Of John Rivenberg,
who has resided for few months i'll this Wis
cinity, fel i in love with child in her 10Th
wear. The parents of course forbade this Ri
weinberg, who is about 80 years Of age, COM
ing to the house or attempting in any way to
visit the child. This enraged him, and he
starts forthwith, and obtains license to mar
~ the child, and makes an affidavit that the
girl is over Is years OK age. Col Moore had
been notified that, if such man applied, not
to give the license, unless he swore that the
riri WAS over Is years Of age, which he did.
He pocket the license, and started for To-
Mica bv railroad, TO get the child and elops
with her.
The County Clerk gets a team and drives
across the country, and arrives al Tonica as
soon as the train. a lawyer was consulted,
and papers drawn up to arrest the gentleman.
The father of the child made the necessary
affidavit, whereupon 0. J. Dimmiek, Justice
Of the Peace. issued q warrant for the capture
of Rivenburg for perjury, which writ was
placed in the hands Of Constable Pratt, who
| arrested hlm about 2 miles f.om Tonica and
brought him before tho Justice. An exami-
! nation MAS had, which revealed the fact that
he had wife then living in the State of New
! York. Alter hearing the testimony, the jus
tice bound him over for lis appearance ct
the next term Of The Circuit Court, and fixed
! the bonds at f!e hundred dollars. After the
| prisoner was arrested lie was allowed TO
! change his clothes, in which the sequel shows
he had pistol concealed. II vain the pTis,
oner searched the town for security. The Of
| icer started to the hotel with him TO wait fol
tie train to take him to Ottawa. Before ar
| irving at the hotel the prisoner sho. at the Of
| fcer; the shot " IS returned; again the pms
one- fred, which va. returned bv the the Of
! fcer. l. being (ebout J0t o'clock p. NJ.
| dark, the prisoner took to his heels cnd &c
| parted. and that is the last seen OF him. Tor
! tunatcy the officer escaped tie bullets, and
| it is not known at this time whether he hI'
the perjured scoundrcl CT hot. 1.-THE mar
rage license ~na found in RiFenbers SAFE. e
after h IS escape. Thus a heartless scoundre
| is ram ing at large. He il about 6 fee; high
slender built, light blue eyes, aud light hair
little bald above the forehead, rather good
looking and Wa. calculate! to make eh..dier
II or 10 years old love tIm-
! ToS!cA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-05

EnITJr FREE TRlUyh The Sweet Potato
when llr,i introduced into England vas sup
posed to possess the qualities Of restog nE
decayea -.go- t. the hu uaa fraue. From
its great Use in culinary concerns, aad its
rnauy valuable |roper,ics, it deserve more
Alteration al the hands OF sgr farmer. than II
has received. Sweet Potatoes rere re!ished
by our Revolutionary ancestors. Gen. Mar
ION. receiving tie British commander IN KS
swami eucampmeut near Charleston. with
his Us a. hospit lily, invited III, Royals. 10
TO dius with him The table was all arran-
g.i, v len to lis surprise, he found flesh. fish,
AID oEwl, to consist O! swe'; potatoes alone
Children are verr fond If sweet potatoes.
and they are considered sovereign remedy
for the summer complaint viii they not prove
en- excellent article of die; ia these cholera
Zines.
The red bermuda and Nansemon yellow,
are the two hest varieties for this climate.
The BERN uGas are f. for market three ,cesks
sooner, grow larger and yield double the -
mount per acre they also keep better through
the winter.
This new and excsllsn: variety is so highly
. esteemed that many Of the largest producers
in southern Indiana have discarded all otl e;
varieties. Plants should he set out from 18Th
Nay to 25tn Of June. Ridges are made with
the plough, by throwing two farrows together
Never wait for rain; if dry, give each plant
when Sc, out, tin cup of water. Keep III
ground light and clean, that the sun aud al!
! may have a fair chance, and you will dine on
the fat of Ike land.
CoSvoLvULUs BArATAs
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For the Free Trader
ANOTHER REBELLION.

Open HostiliIy to the laUS The Boys de-
clare against "Coercion" mint TO office
holders.
AS mistakes of persons are often used as
weapons against them for some purpose. 80
purpose on tine part of the boys against die
tatorship or illegal actions and improper
proceedings Of officers, az well as written
mistak-s. The following was adopted by the
boys under twenty years of age in S, this
county, April 81, 1866.
Whereas, Certain notices purportnS TO be
signed by the Commissioners Of Highways,
Of this town Of s., concerning the amoant OF
highway and road tax assessed By them IN
said town for the pre- ent year, ara posted up
in se-ersl public places IN this town, and
Whereas. Said notice contain the state
ment, tina, the said commissioners ''do assess
tax of 90 cents on each hundred dollars
worth Of real estate and personal property in
this town, and also the statement that said
commissioners lido estimate and assess two
days labor to each and every male inhabitant
II said town, the former to be the road, and
the latter the highway tax, and
Whereas, We, the undersigned, boys, be-
ing a portloa Of TIE 50 male inhabitants OF
the aforesaid town, not subject to pay road
or poll tax this year, being under the age
required by the statutes OF this state in such
case provided, % set forth our position and
views in question, therefore,
ReSoiccR, That we deem it our duty 10
oppose the said act of the commissioners
which Gays that two days labor shall be per
formed by, or is assessed each male inhabi.
tant in this town, because, in our oTiniou
"uf real work" said act is ur warr4ntsble BY
law snd and j, in direct violation Of the
statutes of this state.
That wo declare the above naraed ac. Of
the commissioners TO be Of no avail, cspc
vially AZ regards all or .'every'' male inba o
tant in this town, and is derogatory to th'
interest of a free government, by taxing
where the Law gives no power. or where the
law gives 10; the privilege O. voting the Law
declaring Tat male PEI sons mast be txent,
one years old bsiJ re they cah be a voter o
pay II highway tax" while this act of tn
I commissioners lay. tie assessment Of tax"
clike en- the boy OF ? and man OF 80 or 81
years
! That any attempt toforce tie named act or
us BIZ an armed force or the civil suthorit;ei
should be discarded 10y all men OF sense x
well as ourselves, Nd ,hou,d an sttemp' b
made Tor he same. we r,edg- oursslye,
mutually 10 aid each other in repelliug til
same. il necessary by 4 Yr'7s con,aatug.
Rsoivsi, That copy Of the above b.
/. prin-ed IA tie county papers.
Signed, dc.
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Late English papers cay the mania for
emigration 10 the United States has asain
set in among the Golfers and iroa workers
Of South Wales, aad the effects Of The move
ment are beginning - be seriously iel:, more
especially by the eolliery proprietors. In
addition to the large numbers that hare emf
grated since the fine weather has set, up
ward of sixty families left Aberdare for New
York few days since, and others are pre-
pairing to follow from different parts of the
district
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IHE FESIASs.-Fenianism, according 10
the Eastern papers, is somewhat III a muddle.
The demonstration against New Brunswick,
Under the O'Mahony auspices, has resulted
in a fzzle, and the expedition has returned
to New York, bursting with indignation
against the administration, (meaniag OMa-
hony.) 1t Is now said the Sweeny wing are
about to make demonstration against
Canada from Ogdensburg. The Head Centre
Stephens is expected to arrive at New York
from France on the 9Th (next Wednesday, J
when probably both Roberts and O'Mahonv.
Will be disposed, and the whole Fenian
Brotherhood of the I. S united again
under one head.
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great many persons are at a loss to know
how to dispose Of ragged and INITIATED cur
rency that accumulates on their hands. 1t is
the easiest thing in the world, and without
any expense VIXEN you get three dollars
on hand, put it IN small package, PIN &
paper band around it with your name, post
Office aidres, and amount, then direct it to
the g Treasury Of the United States, Wash
ington, D. c." In a few lays you will receive
new currency in return. 1t goes and returns
free Of postage.
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STATE OF IlLLSoI' C. l., SILL soan'y Gi5 80.
C0Ts,ia Lussy n eiuistrA;7.z nf the r.atc q Pio
Iudi-y. d4css-t Gcsr.c ". King an!H.tat0T and
JAns Is LSad-y. a4taia.s,rl:rx q Giles A Lutlev
t-..ss,i and Mary K,uS s-nlTs! X. Lialry, IhTz. T.
Iud!.v Annie W-rtA-n. C-ti, L.ni-r. Gale. 1.ey,
H,rTIr- Liuilry Phil LiuIisy. Curtis atey and Levi
W.rfhs;aas-Biii to !pre1l0se mortgage
A,dsyit % the nonresi sEc- Il samuel X tEiey md
Gurus LadleF tv 81 Ie above named Defendants. having
Ge H. tie ytc= o. ia. clerk of iHs cirCI Court pi
l., Sal- county. toti-s /, h.r-'y CIV - The aid
s.ru. r Ian ley and Curtis Inde,. that sad cospu
l-i h'c iii Of complaint ~ SAIL Circuit Court, On
n. ch@Ic.Ty thsres, on the ZitA DAY O.; J-rulry
lsCS, EGt t-I: .anors tEsreGpou ls=E=1 Of .Id
sgsst ..t def naut. retnTuaie the ar.t Mon
tzy Of fe.Tpary p 1850 - ia Je.u.--l- Vow,
les you r.. ss1 Samuel X. Lncey and Curtis Linuey
sh4H personally ts All appr before Circus; Court Ct
l.. sal- cgsuts IL. fret t-y ~ Tie thereof
u be holden OTTAWA II -sd county tie .s.1Ud II
day Of June l.Gs ami pr-a, answer ts1ur 70 t
ID CculplalIIauts til4 II =psilt. tie and ~
matters sid thing. therein charged .4d s.tsl. vii b
taken g1l'eEssi. 40 decree euts.rl syzIn.i rs
asg-T- g 20 tt- Pave. q "a BAN.
I HERMAN SILVER. Clerk.
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