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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20

Ills bearing andh:s Evidence-Anxiety to see
GENERAL Lee I'd Respect paid him-ITis APP
pearance audDress-Pollard and the Rich
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20

ALLEN c. PREssoN, President.
II. P. HAILY, Secretary.
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Farmers, Merchants md Cat
tie Dealers

win have their interests specially consulted IN
the preparation Of this column, and no busine,,
man In West Virginia should hesitate 10 avail
himself Of lis advantages F.r
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l
The Trouble i'm lrcinnd-Papal AT
fairs.

The Trouble in lrcinnd-Papal AT
fairs.
LONDON, Dec. l4-Noon--It is now
thought ifthere is any trouble in Ire
land it will be suppressed by civil
force.
PARIs.-The French standing army
will hereafter contain a million and a
quarter soldiers.
VIESNA.-Prussia is about sending en-
voys to this city.
RoME.-No signs of trouble from the
evacuation of the city by the French.
1t is denied that the Pope will leave
here.
L,yERPOoL.-Sales of cotton for the
week, 100, 900 bales.
LONDON, Dec. .14-P. M.-Advices
from Sardinia state that the starving
pcasantry have revolted.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-10 P. Mt is ru-
mored here that the temporal power Of
the Pope was secured by agreement be-
tween Napoleon and Victor Emanuel.
The amount of bullion in the Bank of
England is now greater than for eight
years past.
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who originated the plan Of
of recognizing the Government Of Vir-
ginia or o loyal basis. The Govern
ment at Richmond had proved recreant
to it's trust-had abandoned the Uniou
of our fathers and united its destinies
with the so-called Southern Confedera-
CIV. Some of the loyal citizens of Clarks-
burg published a call for a convention at
Wheeling to reorganize the State Gov
eminent, and this call was circulated at
much risk throughout the greater por-
ton of that part of Virginia now en-
braced within the limits of West Vir-
ginia, and the result was the restoration
of the Government, which in the end
led to the formation of the new State.
Search the files of the Wheeling Intelli-
qencer for April, May, June and July,
1861, and matter can be found fully cor
roborative of what is here stated. So it
appears that no objections can be urged
against Clarksburg on account OF dis
loyalty, but on the contrary the energy
and zeal displayed by its loyal citizens
at the commencement and during the
war taken with its known centrality
and accessibility, clearly entitle it to
the honor of becoming the Seat OF Gov
eminent for the new State of West FIr-
ginia,
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aauth American Amir

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE French en-
yoy, Count lie Beaumont, had an inter
view with the leaders Of the hostile ar
p,ies in Paraguay.
A severe storm visited Buenos Ayres
nv the 2sth and 10Th of October. Con
si,lers BILE property was destroyed, ana
23 settlers drowned. :,
The allies ON the Platte were compel
led to suspend hostilities, owing to The
want of rcinfsrcements and severe
foods.
1t is stated that'the paragnayans at
tackled the Brazilian camp on the llth
of October. The fight lasted about five
hours.
The reported invasion of the Argen'
tine Republic by the Bolivian army IL
disbelieved i'll Bio Janeiro.
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HOUSE.
From, San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Dec. li.-All accounts
from Mazatlan concur in stating that
Corona shows hostility to Americans
and not having found prominent I'M
perialists on whom to wreak vengence'
he has imprisoned forty people who oc'
eupied subordinate positions under
French rule. Another American citizen
named J.. Lewis has been arrested on
charge of high treason. There is a sad
state of ailaiIs also i'll Sonora, where
the Yauui Indians are still bent on
fighting, aud will not submit except
upon terms of their own dictation.
A letter from postmaster Harbyneli
Ar,zoua, December Bird. says no mail
has been received from Prescott rs the
Ind:ass held the road and communica,
tion coui5 not be established until they
syerr driven off.
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Items.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1i.-An over
whelming vote in the Senate to-day to
take up the Nebraska bill settles the
question Of admission as State ~ an
early day.
The bill regulating suffrage passed
the House to-day-ll7 against 40. :,
The Supreme Court to-day overruled
the motion of Sherwood, Hamilton, aud
Others, of Texas, to reargue the test
oath question.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Penian Privnteer Estcile-Aefiri-
" Of the English Government in Fe.
ninn AGairs-Confedcrafe Bonds-
France and the United stntes.

NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-The steamer
Cuba. which arrived yesterday after
noon, reports that 100 miles OFT Sandy
Hook, she saw schooner making sig,
mails, probably the Fenian privatcer
Estelle.
English advices show that the Gov
ernment is making great preparations
to suppress Fenianism i'll Ireland
Large quantities of brcech leaders were
sent there for the troops. $4,000 per-
cussion caps were found at Dundalk.
Detectives are watching everywhere for
Stephens arrival.
A Paris letter says that Stevens reach
ell there after staying day and night
in London.
Confederate bonds in London have
advanced to 6;d.
The impression everywhere in France
is that the Mexican empire is ended.
La Liberte considers the affairs of
France with the United States very del
icate.
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The Tariff Biil-Neyrs saGrpye.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE tariff bill
is not made public yet. All published
in regard TO it is speculation. 1t is still
In the hands of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. A.
In the course of the prayer at the
opening Of the House this morning, MT
Boynton thanked God there was one
place under the full control and Juris,
diction of the United States where all
pen had been enfranchised, aud he
trusted this was but the beginning OF
The good work everywhere. 3.
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apdi.. Ontrages in New Mckee.

LEAyENwoRTH, KANSAS, Dec. IA
petition fifty-tvo feet long, containing
the names OF nearly all the prominent
citizens of New Mexico. has been for
warded to Washington, praying for an
increase of the military force IN that
Territory, rs absolutely necessary TO
protect the lives and property OF The
people against the Indians, who are
plandcring and numbering with inlpu-
nifty
Shipments of gold from Denver, foI
the week ending December 4th, l179
ounces, an increase of seyenty-two
ounces over the previous week.
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harmon route, whether the Capitol (for
the public buildings would pretty much
compose the town for all time to Gomez
is ever built there or not; for rs Napo-
Icons guide reported to him concerning
the route across the Alps, "the way il
barely possible to pass" 3 . .li
The writer of the above takes . prac-
teal view of the matter. He knows
that the location Of the Capital will not
cause railroads to be constructed.
1t would not be safe to fix the seat OF
Government permanently ut an incon-
venient point, expecting that by some
kind of a combination of circumstances
it will in the far off future become con-
venient. -
There is one fact Of which you may
be assured, and that is, Clarksburg is
more convenient to the people Of the
whole State at this time than any other
point, and whatever railroads may here
after be constructed through the State
will only add to its convenience, while
it Is utterly impossible by the construc-
ton of any line Of roads to make any
other town in the State more con-
venient than it is. Il is true that the
State will increase in population, but
the Northern part of the State. which
is now the most populous, will be SO
hundred years hence. The superior re-
sources of the Northern counties OF the
State have made it the most populous,
and they will continue it so.
Some objections have been raised
against Clarksburg on the account OF
the disloyalty of some Gifts inhabitants
This is unjust. The people Of Clarks.
burg are no more disloyal than the in
habitants Of other towns in West Vir-
ginia in proportion to the population.
Then its loyal inhabitants are rs in
tensely loyal as any people in the I'm.
ion, and although the loyal people Of
Clarksburg don't profess to be loyal
| aboye their peiyhbors, yet it is but faiI
| ming of our recent troubles it was the
tloyl citizens Of Cla<ksburG
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Chicaro Market.

CHICAGO, December H.
The active movement in the Hog pro-
duct has increased the demand for
money. Eastern exchange scarce and
very firm. Flour frmer and 20a30c
higher; Spring Y 900all so. Wheat in
better demand; 4a4ic higher; No: 2 fair
ly active and &c higher; sales of No. 2
at 2 O5a2 O9t, closing firm outside; No.
3 2 s2a2 Sat, closing firm at, the extreme
figure. Corn more active, closing tate
lower, at sOiaS0a. Oats quiet at 40i.
Highwines nominal; "a for free and 8
for bond. Mess pork opened firm and
tale higher; closed quiet at 10 90. Lard
quiet and firm; 1lial2t for new prime
hogs opened firm; 75a7 NJ; live opened
active and 15a25c higher, but on the re-
ceipts several heavy trains packers held
off; the advance entirely lost; sales
1000 head at 6ia6i for common to good
choice.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Routweii's Gold Bill Republican
Caucus

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE House
committee is equally divided on Bout
wells bill directing the sale of two mil
lions in gold, weekly. Hooper has not
vet declared himself. 1t is understood
that il practically lies with him whether
it shall be reported or sleep IN the
committee.
Thirty-one members of Congress or
cauized caucus. Senator Foster pre-
sided.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.
New YORK, December II.


COTTON-Lower; 34a35ic.
FLOUR-15a25c better and moro do
ing; extra State 10 00al0 IS; do for jan
uary 10 so; round hoop Ohio ~ 25all 30;
trade brands IL 35al2 90.
WHEAT-3a5c better and more
doing; 2 20a2 25 for No.. Milwaukee
3 So for white California.
BARLEY-S5 for Western.
CORN-Firmer and not very active;
l lOa1 II for mixed Western afoat; liza
IL in store; 0oa1 10 for white Mich
gan.
OATS-Steady.
PORK-Firmer; % 12a2 25 for new,
81 56a26 IS for old, closing at q So cash;
Is 90 for prime.
BEEF-Lower.
DRESSED HOGS-Dull; 9ialOi for
Western.
BACOS-Quiet,
LARD-Steady; 12saf3tc.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; l9a2Oc for
crude; 3la3lt for refined in bond.
WHISKY-Dull; 30a35c for bonded.
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Robbed-Pnrdoned- PosteE.
aces-Tbe sanford Conovcr Case.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-Ex-Governor
Lyon, of Idaho, was robbed in the cars
from New York, Of $4,000.
Paynlaster Paulding has been par
doned by the President.
All delinquent Southern postoffices
will be closed.
The Sanford Conover case comes Oh
to-day.
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~. Louis Market.
ST.. I0IrIS. DecemheI

81. LOUIS DtCCIIUeI rs
Tobacco and cotton steady and I'M
changed. Flour more active and firmer;
superfine 7 75a5 IS; single extra 9 75a
10 25; double extra IL 5Oa12 IS; choice
10 OOa14 90, Wheat dull and IN
changed. Corn firm ut 90a94 for new;
93a1 90 for old. Oats dull. Pork I'M
changed. Bacon-clear sides 14al4i.
Lard 12a14 for choice. Whisky ad-
vanced to 9 %. Hogs opened weak but
closed stronger at 6 50a6 IS for gross.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. IA.
Flour active and 20a25c higher. Wheat
active and higher at 81 05a2 o. for No.
|, 81 66a1 81 for No. 2, 81 73a1 "a for
No. 8, and 81 40 for rejected. Oats firm
at 40a4l. Corn lower at "a for No. l.
Rye 81. Provisions firmer; mess pork
$40; dressed hogs firmer at S7a7 Is.
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. Ia.
Money easy at Sal per cent.
Sterling quiet; 94a9i.
Gold opened at l35, declined to 1871
closing at S7s.
Governments without any material
change.
Frefghts to Liverpool shade easier
sic for barley.
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RuGalo Market,

''.| BUFFALO, Dec. IA.
Market generally unchanged in store
and afloat here to-day. Wheat, sales of
321 ,s92 bushels. Corn, sales of 3l9,471.
Oats, sales of 1872, 459. Bailey, sales of
1O7, $50. Rye, sales Of 35,340. Peas,
sales of 1925. Total sales of grain,
|, 157, 965 bushels.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, Dec. 13.-Mrs JEFF Davis
has returned to this city.
The conduct of Mr.. Devlin in the
Sweetsburg trials is severity criticised,
as atfording direct encouragement to
Fenianism.
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New YORK, Dec. 4.-W. A. Sanborn,
Of Sterling, Illinois, has commenced ac-
ton against Herring " Company, safe
manufacturers, TO recover twenty-slX
Thousand dollars which was burglarized
from warranted burglar proof safe OF
UnrrinTS
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. IA.
Wheat Sc better; white Michigan, 2 g;
amber, 3 7S. Corn a shade lowerj No.
mixed, s3tc. Oats, 44c. Rye nomin-
al, at l o.. Dressed hogs better, at
7a7fc.
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- -
EnrO,

New YORK, Dec. l4.-The Herald says
Ben. Wood. State Senator, on Wednes-
day night, won from Hon. John Morris
sey one hundred and forty thousand dol
! lars at faro
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8wiudie.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lathe invest
| igating committee has ascertained that
the great swindle perpetrated in the
gas works here also has been political
machine.
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Hsiustreet's ininitails Hair Catering IL net .
dye. Al instantaneous dyes are composed Of
lunar saust;e and more or lees destroy the vi.
tally and beauty Of She hair. This u the origi.
nal Hair Celoring. sndhas beea growing In favor
over twenty years. Il restores gray hair 70 its
original color by gradual absorption, in a most
remarkable manner. It 10 also . beautiful hair
dressing. Sold in two sizes--50 cents and el-by
all dealers. C. HRIMSTREET, Chemist
saresega Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists-
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New York Stock Market.

New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. Ii.
Stocks lower; Fort Wayne 1O4i; Rock
Island 1898; Northwestern SIC; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg GOT; Michigan
Southern sls; Reading 1893; Erie 76s;
Western Union Telegraph 49a; $40
coupons 1884; 7-30s I'd series, los; Mil
waukee and st. Paul preferred 66c.
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MEDICAL.

LroHs I1flAcT OF PURs JAMAICA Guols-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head.
sehe, Cbolers Norbus, Flatulency, r., when q
warming stimulant 10 required 1ts careful pre-
paration and entire purity makes il q cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes; Sold sv.
erSwhere st 50 Gu. per botle. AK for "LYoS's'
Pure Extract Take no ether. 81.
sarstes. spring Water, sold BY al
Druggists. fsblsow
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Dividend.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph company pays 2 per
cent. dividend, January 3lst.
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THE RE GIsTER

viii strive 20 make the popular mind "r,,yb,
conviction" rather than slavish bs dictaiion AS
will labor To disseminate only such view, upoI
current questions as bear the stamp Of r0a,c.
and the seal Of truth.
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SCHULZ q TRUSCHEL,
CANDY MANUFACTURERS

And wholesale Dealers - Rsseign
Frliss, Nats, Cigars, &C..
~ oULD CALL THE ATTRN.
w TON Of country merchants and dealers
IN general 20 theirlarge variety Of goods for tho
holiday tradc, consisting partly Of he following
articles: -s.s.
iOOo boxes sugar toys. assorted
loo "a fne candida do ', 49,
$50 Are crsckers 49,.
100, 900 torpedoea
500 dozen assnrted canned fruits
View raisius, fgs, datez citSun, s1rrants,
prunea NUS, sardfnes, &C., &C.
los NSrkst Strsek fry doom below HcLurs
HoasSs foetsil THxlEtUG, IVA
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DEING sATIsFIED Tn.

ENG TIsElED Tn
I'D their patrons are prepared TO tucoUrs,
enterprise which has for its object the p,ni.s.,A
and promotion Of the welfare of the Viii -
in this Republic, and the development sNS 90
ovation Of our young and promising STAT a "a
Proprietor of the Wheeling EEGIslLg H., -
larged and improved this paper TO meet N. .
mands Of increased circulation and ~! y.
popularity. and now takes pleasure IN py,,s,.'s
10 the people of this State. the Larger. rs
est and Most Reliable PapSr in W.,
virginia.
THE REGISTER can point toi,,,..
history rs the supst and best index of il, ,,,r -
course upon all questions Of National or So
policv Believing that the war WAS end, 4 80
It's legitimate purposes attained with lie 40,
der OF the rebel armies, and the ahndctn,,r,- :,
slavery and secession BY the South the pr,g
TER viii be the unfinchlhc advocate II an NJ
urcs that tend TO promote the national h,r,-',s
10 restore the unity Of the Government s,j .
extend 10 all sections the priceless blrstrr,,.
an impartial Union and q lasting peace. I'm
be equally firm in It's opposition 10 81 r,r,l5,-
schemes that impose unjust and unwaTrir,>i
conditions upon the reunion Of 4 Gnvcrp-,,,
that was never broken, that guarantee r,rr,,
IIal asrendancy Ia one political party SaI ~
changing ostracism to every other and 81,
thwzrt the wishes nf every patriotic br,t H.
leaving our country still divided, our ro,,,
dlsunited, our Union unrcStorcd Tolrrailr,
the opinion Of all men, while stCadfas,ly .f,ts
eating its own, dcspising the proscripi,t bico,r,
convictions Of right aud duty,
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Phi,adelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II.
Flour firm at IL 00a11 so. Wheat
dull and firmer Provisions firmer.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

II published every Friday. It's rontsn,s riih
made mp Of all important nCWs II ',he vess
telcgraphic reports. tgansssc tiuns In me MARKET
EditoHals upon subjects ofFcnor, intcrr,t, -
Agricultural Column, SPECIAL .orIrspoBJsso
from AL parts OF the Stath. che ,ce htffary NJ
poctical selections, aud lar'1c amount lar
fully prepared misccllaneoU', rsadiug Suitable 10
al classes OF the co,IW unity. In short IL
WELkLi kErlSlER all continue 10 -
e,h fdmay HsTspdp>r srer puLhshrd ~ ~
Stat.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Il.
SENATE.


The Finance committee reported the
deficiency bill, with amendments to
strike out the appropriation Tor facii-
itatinc communication between the At
lantic and Pacific cities by telegraph.
4 communication was read from the
Secretary of the Senate asking lnstruc-
tions regarding the compensation OK
Tennessee Senators. Referred to Judi
ciary committee.
The bill for the admission of Ncbras-
ka. was called up by Mr.. Wade and de-
bated at length. The amendment was
offered that it could not I've admitted
unless franchise is allowed and without
distinction of color or race.
Mr.. Wade opposed the amendment ut
length.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill making
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lcre Scrip receivable in payment for
presumption claims. Referred.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Shcllabargcr presented petition
from Louisiana loyalists, praying The
Congress to supercede the present State
Government and secure them a repub
Gcan form. The petition was signed b,
Governor Wells, Chief Justice Lyman
Assistant Justice Howell, Judge Ken
dali and several hundreds.
Mr.. Julian introduced bill to reor
yanize the rebel States and restore then
TO the Union. Referred.
A hill for the Government telegraph
line between New York and Washing
ton was referred.
After private bills We're considere
the House went into commute OF III
whole and listened to the speech OF Nj
Wentworth, and adjourned till Monda!
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THE TIsI-wEEKLY

IL published every Tuesday. Thursday ~ y,
urlay and contains. besides the cont NE dis
preceding issues of the Daily. many r.iEs.
Items prepared especially for this publ!cai!a
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butt. "Old Ber's" blk los,
% caddies do. do. do e
10 butts Niagara" do.
% caddies do. do. -
q butts Dew Drop" do. =
a, 30 caddies Hombrick- do. -.
10, boxes Emily Jones natl H., h.
81 do Diadem soft pd 9 inch.
81 do wheclers nd. pd. Q do.
5ido. do. hard pd. ID Jumps
IOi do "Millie Collins" hard I'd. 10. Jumps.
81 do. Keens Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Millcr's Il. and K. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf. .-.as
f0kgs. 6twist running los.
- SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls +. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls +. u. do. do.
10 bbls. G. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls c. S. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assort'
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. Aer;
chants are respectfully invited TO give US call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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As A NEWSPAPERS

We intend that IL shall he famed forits sosuno
and reliability. The best and latest informa,,s
that can be obtained by TEI.EGRAPH nd
MAIL, In relation 10 matters Of general interest
will always be laid before our readers, and :,
cost will be counted in keeping our sGb-crilcl,
thoroughly and constantly posted upon all toys
Of Importance, -... - ~
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THE ARBEITER FRIEND,

An elegant Journal printed in the German y,
gn1ge, and issued for the benefit 81 our Gsrrl,
citizens, IL published weekly n, tho ERGl5ILA
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous ,heoaIaf..
ment With which the friends Of the EEGisI,bA
have hitherto rewarded lIs efforts. The ~,
priet0r hopes by continued entcpriss All e
ergy 10 merit In the future the same llisTal a.
ronage which their paper has hsrtnfs'' 70
ceived.
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