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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05
Activity OF th. Canadian Soldiers.
HPEcfAL TELEGRAM TO THE sEw yoaK HERALI

~. JoHxs, CAsapA Ear. Juno LOAN
Colonel Berford of the Royal artillery sastlonsd here
10 protect the railroad bridge Hs force consists o.
pieces Of Armstrong tweye-pounierA. fully manned
The guns are all 10 good order with superb artillery
horses They are constantly under training
detachment u Royal Rinos are a, hand ~ asappori
The tosn pairoiled ~ mounted men u Bntsh rega.
lars
The Inhabitants are entirely quiet, and apparently 10.
different whether Fenans come or not
large number o. families, however have IN for ths
States, who wcre spprehensve u raid
United States consui horehocss lscp- The Amsucan
fag hying over tho Consulate
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Tn. s.w. OF ,hs Operations Of ss. Y..
nfsns In wsshfnssen.

aFEcfiL TrLEosAH 70 rnH Wv Tosx H.RALb.
wasmwgsus. Jss~s iys
ne saadsn collapse n TIE rsnlsn lnrssson. snd th.
e.ytsrs ~ oar salborisiss ~ many " tbs oaesu sss
msa, h> already fss~a sbs ssssasa of whsa sbsG ~
sans wish them Ths rrssdsnl, secretary ~ war sna
Attorney Gsnersi hsys al bssn 1sesraybsd " -
rsfsftpfs V h9 MATES. ~ fr nme l@egrs
isssruesien % he isi5se, Ts orssls . uhsi
vnsrs ss~m sa 70 have Issrs.s asi % ..
= ever. end e< Lass ~ ma csSnvr ess n~s
:. s-~s v,s wss.iasso. ssthoru.s serssv tnss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05
An American Vessel Brosghs To ny .
mrtsish M u- ,f- War.

Tue sbip syrsn. Captain hofss from LFefpr"L sh'ch
arrived a, this port yesterday va. on Apfi ~ ~bsn ~
psn,ry Bay On the irah coast bfoaghip w shot fr"m
hAs Bntannle Nale~iys steam ram Achilles, and 80
.,.,a.s nv an occsr sho sn0ns Other qussofs Ast.d
shai the shp doing 0r the cc@s, " fet4hdf HAVING
become satisfied a the rgimas and npn b*ihs az ~
character of The ryren she wsa allowed W pfvcssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05

SoRwicn, Conn, June q fse5
Al the Fenian meetings here on Saturday and Monday
one thousand dollars raised A company Of SHY
Fenisns leave for Canada al two 4. NJ to-monov
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United states Troop. I'm Roa,. fos Buf-

Three cars loaded with United states TROOPS rAu.d
through here on The Hsdson River Rslroad this morn.
ins, sr ysst Tor B1rslo Attached 10 me sane uala
also w~ car loaded with ss u rosshs ssppossd W
sqme 70 BE- gsnisns bot 70 al sppesranos ,hsy
mob cf rutnsns eoms of tho latter STATED thai thsy
vsrs going 70 TIE 'froar' 70 hshs the Kassess"
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05
Meeting OF Canadians Recon- me AIDED.
10 rnE EDITOR op rng HERALD.

NV IWNk. y I7FT
Permit me- through yoar columns, V suggest y hs
Canadians of Now York the propneiy q boidng meet
Ing for the purpose % taking into consideration ~
urotr limo o, action 10 be ADOPTED under srisihg
clmatancas Chicago has shown "a . good stAfnIla
whatever Ia 70 be done sbouid Ia d0na mEasNi"nAisiY
and concerted atlon IN desirable While ~ cou1
envas more perfect unfsrstsndng of the sfgsDc.s of
the moment would result from such msstlng.
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The Philadelphia Feainn..

PuiLADnrBrA, June ls6S
The axciemsni nu,ong the Fenians In this city to day
IL ins"nse. I.arso amounts OF money being sub
scribed by the oMahony men, well the friends OF
Swecny, 10 aid The causc, and rnmor OF
inforcemcnt3 being sent npdly forward meet
ing o. all the rshmsn and their friends will be calo
for 70 morrow nort DAY. The friends of Colonel
oScilI, especially those ~bo served with him In tho
Union army in tho Yves, AID assisted The capture Of
Colonel Morgan. sympa,h'4r with him In his cspiar-
Colonel 0sein gallant soldier in the Union army
and not rebel officer, he been reported
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IL reported that General " Jackson, late q the
Confederate army has brissdier gsncraship In The
Fensn army lie leaves here W morrow.
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WorcksTtR, June Z, 1900
A. the Fenian meeting here to-nigh, nearly four.
teen hundred dollars subscribed. and a company
Of forty i've raised There Is great activity IN Fc
nian circles, and small squads OF men continually
leaving for the froniicr.
Bosros. June 4, 1899
Recruiting for tho rcnan ranks continues in Boston
with much activity slough there Is little public eroltc
ment Two busdrcd recruits left for =, Aihans 70
night
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MILWAUKEE,, June 4 1890
The nrst regiment OF fesAns s,art for Chicago 10
morrow To Join the Fcnans there and proceed 10 the
scene OF action.
cmcAoo. Juno T. 1900,
Five hundred Penans ~ for tho Eas, this evening
Crostline and Cleveland regiment reported d
have loft By the lake to-day but the report lacks
6rrnation.
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Rnsrnr Inne A laAA
Connecticut Fenians.

wAnRBrsr, June 4, 1909
large Fonian mass meeting was held this evering 20
raise funds TO provide volunteers for General sweeny
over hundred dollars subscribed second
company ready 70 start TO night when enough money
il raised 10 pay their fare.
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N. h~ssxs u xity~rn c,y hss ,ss ssyaAt, se1 uaiN
tsssss gvsf " tsy ~ sss HMwtssss ssi =. rsn k&b
f1xf
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General Meade Immediately despatched the whole
force Of regulars that had previously arnvedhree hun
dred Of the Third United States szlsryto inter-
ceps them at DeKab junction. should The Fsnans sue
coed in their attempt.
The has caused great excitement here and great
fears entertained Of collision between the United
States forces and the Fenians In this new phase Of the
com plications
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Rumor OF an Attempt 10 be Made 90
Capture . Canadian Hank.
The Feeling I'm ~. John, NJ. B.-Troops
sent on 90 Canada.

SPECIAL rELEGBAM TO rHE VIEW YORK HHRALD.
~ ions, ". H., June 4, 1904
There is ges, excitement here In consequence Of tho
news OF the Fenian attack Canada
The telegraph once Is bcsegcd by people 70 hear the
latest news
Part Of the Fifteenth regiment Of regulars seni
st Andrews this morning
Tie volunteers rcyiered BY tho Governor and or
dcrcd 10 Woodstock.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails and strong desre
manifested the part Of the volunteers 60 10 Canada
where they win probably be ordered
Her xajestys steamer Duncan left Hsifar yesterday
with the Seventeenth regiment for oucbsc
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The Erei,emen, sab.id,ns In Toronto.

lvNoNFps ~ W. june y, 1907.
Tho excitement of tho Fenan invasion IL rapidly sub.
siding everywhere Exposed points are all faliy pre-.
pared for the emergency Arrangements are constantly
being perfected
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FE N IA n S..
THE war NOT ENDED.
TROOPS RUSHING on 10 THE BORDER.
GENERAL EWEENY AT THE FRONT.
The Camp at st. Adams Broken Up and
the Brotherhood Moved Northward.
Montreal Supposed to be the
Point Aimed At.
THE FORT ERIE AFFAIR.
Fenian Prisoners Being Tried BY
Drum Head Court Martial.
One Shot Yesterday and An
other to be Shot To-day.
Movements OF British Troops
and Gunboats.
Hy'' Of Habsas Corpus Sued Out to Take
sAJ ".aian Officers from the United
sisit Steamer Michigan.
TAcy Aae tp be riven Up
THIS hsorniug
The Uni,e~ aies Forces FlgSla1s ii
MaintalA.ag sccsTaa'T
General Me- sa WateHi~ Fseno-
saE Svys =.
s -vy>.-.-~~~-
syslic Ns.e erHia N MONTREAL.
T,vsgaro of .a1an Arms at
Potsdam.
s~r~~~->~~-~~~~~-~~o-
Threatened Collision Between the United
States Troops and the Fenians.
~-~~~~~~e~~~~~~~>-~~~~
aNs.
Ene Police Required to Take the
Oath Of Allegiance.
REFUSAL AND DISMISSAL OF A LARGE NUMBER
&c. &c. &c.
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have little 70 do In the premises There q no war exist,
ing bstween this country and Canada or England The
Fenisns win bs dealt with a. men who have violated our
neutrality laws the penalty fof which 10 hcavy nn~
and several years imprisonment Under the proviaions
Of tho Extradiion treaty between the United States and
Great Britain they may properly b. demanded by tho
latter be tried for murder The District Attorney for
that district will be advised TO prosecute the offenders IN
our courta the ofcen and rpgleades will In this case
be held to close accountability and the priyaes be dis
charged upon their recognzances This is at pre'
sent considered the proper procedure by government
officials here
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pgyrry HEALTH oyrICER hfnMsLL's HETohr-rr
DEATHS AaD rIyg ssv cAsss siscE LAFT 80


HUFFfFAf NWF TtiIfIH, JINf N I'NN
The goliovlng ave we're re~sisTd siDfs tbs
l.ss return ssls IotseD Bsns~n sged tseiss, netss
N DsBAfk ffga steamer Pefaylas C~fwetiha seisHa
aKea rstvs "a D~bpaAff Csthsfgs Jsha1f
n a.ed nlnstsen Esiise ~ re@rs, Sseisa thiistif
Hssss.u. sxsf tblfty sasen native q nshm@fs Josapt
s.g~.sf aged ave sAilrs u Fgrat~fsh. Aastrs
The fuli04ing irn paiissts hsvs di@a anfs iAsi -
tsfu -gshsna Ottsr AGED tssair ntns nstlys a yef
tnanF ndaitsd May Al, from ttssAshag FafuFA@at M
rent Jentrs Hsiife ~ Deamsfk axed hty Ms, ndutl<
nsY ~ frysn steamship ILt1a ekl1 ishfil ssed t~t
vr.r. native n psunafk admitted Msy al froan sa~sfa.
shIp fergs4a q ,hid n9yl sgei too yeags, nAisss =
Dansnars aamitted MAJ w. fgin T"@Fshf hlsA1
r,sssn sssd twsssy ssghl ssiFs ~ cofk ireland &C
uass nay 70 frgm rsrssisa Jossyh Coasr, sssd o. a
raiiss a saralb~rsh, AgWsraay admitted jan fsd
3srs ~ adm ttAi uAy a. tfVm fsfvvisn Tb@pset
rey s.ss tseuty .ess r4iye n Fsrwwiag Frusas -.
fait,ss Jans from rsraslan Johanna Josa5Asoe -
uys n Gosasabsfs rwsisn, agsd Grsy, FROM fsfpvhn
CANfsrs HanseN, sgsd Fr. nNii*s "a islAn1 hMa,
fi,umsrs saHlilsse JGgy 70, from FsferAn.
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serenade 20 General Mead.

OGDESsBuRc, y. r., May A-Mdnlaht
Major General Meade was rendered the compli.
ment OF serenado by the citizens OF this
place this evening About haIf-pat ton O'Clock
an immense bonare was lighted at the inter
section OF State and Ford streets. the Seymour
House An excellent band OF music In attendance
and after fow patriotic airs Major General Meade ap-
peared on the steps Of the hotel aud addressed the
large gathering OF citizens follows
Wy fellow citizens % Odensburg appear before you
response 70 the very natering compliment which you
serenade have listened To- regret that 4 u not in
my power 10 make any extended remarks, for
two reasons Trrt, that | have not the capacity 20
do public speaking not being my avocation but pnn
cpay that am very actively engaged AZ this moment
and have been my arrival here, 10 attending
10 my public duties. take this occasion, however, 70
return 70 you my and grateful thanks for the very
naitering compliment you have paid II Ia always
very gratifying my ecnss 70 receive the appreciation
Of my fellow. citizens particularly when know that the
compliment comes from many of the gallant IN on
who Il under and bravey upheld tue honor and
integrity o. their country. ChesrAl have the honor
today OF meeting many who served IN tho glorious
honor 20 command II Ii extremely gratifying 70
met them gallant soldiers that they we're, to-day.
will not make any special mention of regiments now
for | know that all from tho county OF 81 Lawrence
proved themselves brave soldiers and distinguish Il
themselves IN the field. remember however. many
OF the sxteth regiment, of the sixth corps, and
remember their services well, and was glad 70 see
you will accept them, will rcturn 10 my duiioA which
only lon for the purpose Of thanking you for The
plmcnt you have paid me
General hesd then retired amid enthusiastic cherrs
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Threatened Collision Between United
states Troops and tho Fcntans NJ Pots-

SPECIAL rKLEoRAm TO rHE NEW YoRw HERALD.
ooDsssBuno, June s-i A. NJ
About eight O'Clock last evening intelligence was 70.
ceyed here that laden with and ammanl-
ton destined for the Fenians At Posdam were selssd
waserown and that subsequently, force Of Fenlans
by command Of General sweeny and under orders from
Colonel Easton formerly Of tho Thirty third New Jersey
Volunteers, despatched from PosscAm fos the por
poes Of rssAhns them
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Important from acknowledgements OF
ths British Gunbosts-Pubiie Msssing-
Police Required 60 take tho Oath OF
Aiicgianee-some Refused and Were
Dismissed.
SPECIAL rELEoRAm TO rHE wgw roRr HERALD.
MosrsEAL June 4 1904
heavy rain storm has prevailed hero throughout The
day, and unit hs evening 1s popular snxesy relative
70 the invasion of the rensns has been somewhat SUB
dsed, but a ths writing 10 again II I've fan hsishih
me impssncn y rspl1lv ss,siss syoxnd shss The ssA
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) can't 2serDrbm,laa Der

item &ection 6es Metes, bctitelt AN
act to wind up and settle the bust
Miss of the Bank of Tennessee miro
hermit on Ollie, bic es angeben mag
ano an ale 8erfouen bas Grfuden ges.
felt, innerbaIb 30 Sagen an bic 8anf
bon EenneiIee 3u NofbbiIe ale @el6er
ODER @ertBfa1en, ausbeaabit ober aus
aele9t bur6 Die 8anf bon Eennefee
ODER cine ibrer 8rnn@en, 3urif3uers
itatten, ipenh ioLme @el6er ODER gSertbs
laden uugeiebIf1 ansbe3abIt ober dnSs
aeIeat iunrben b. /. fir Dieuife eeIeiitet
ais Sficiere Oieier Bnnt mad Dem A..
Mlai 1861 oDer fir Gienfte, bic fiir bic
0tebeIIicn geIeiitet ipur6en, Oh gibiI
ODER NtiIit6rbienif:. S6er fur Gi9ens
thani irgeno neI9er Qlrte Der auf @oifs
trait fir QlrtiteI ir9en0 iueIt6er Qlrt fit
b0s Sntereffe Der Nebellen Nutboritaten
6ee &taates SenneiIee, ODER Der ioge<
natnten ,,Gonfe0eracb" ODER fur irgef6
iueI@en ailOerit nneefebIiden 9ontraft
ODER 3tped. i1i.ilti iis go
SIuf @efcbl oes Boards Der D,refto>
rcr, .mss s,s iu 1T 45isst
g. alton
16m1nlt @s.es Brdfibent.
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MmftiOnSsW erfanf.5I

Nir per6en am o pee itag, be n IA Sam
II f1hr gormittngs 10 uunberf96ne 8auots an Brpab
Str. unmitteIbar ienfet Der Gorporationsinie Dets
Der 2iie unb nnerbaIb ben grenaen Der nen prciets
tirtea GtrnbeneiienbaBn mad @eitsgsasbbiae. Die
gu fstf, bd iopoEl eef9dftstduier, ais {8Sne 9ris
patirobHungen In BEN StaettbeiIe bah in ftarfer
9aGttdge fein Jperbeia 49, tiist s4&ss3s . Ehfs
Snbren. tssfR 80 hI& ttsta s.s< af$t*s y
9ln6erion, Solution ,lnb Gnitb,4a illi
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8biIaosIpbta q, 8. SINH,

Gin berbeerenSes 6euer brad bieier
Mforaen an Der G&e Is, unb Galbuel
aus. Seane's Boamiblen urb BIZ
sSarberei unO Oruderei bon g5as. @OS
rar6, il. u. 60, purbsn seritOrt. Ser
lut 5000, 900, pel6es t6eilpeile IN
Stem yorf unO Stem Gaitlano Gompag<
nieu berfidert 1T. a5,'.,.....es..g.I GOD
u 90 81. Qonis sumo 9.
Cine Senier gserfahinEuns tDurbe bon
Sa6ge SailD dbrelfirt, Der 4rafoent u.
Sefretdr Separb bes gerratbs uib Der
gbmpatbie nit England IN ben bitter
item g8orten dnsetfast. ST fagte: nsaie~
Der nit i6nen9 un6 ruurbe Iaut applaa.
Dirt. u AaA 81 tS'tA '4~+ "a s@"li .
gi.le ger6dftungeu untsr BEN 9ettsrn
Der Senier iinp beate bier borsenontnten
tuor6en. - 1A'A s'''l ? 4
he g .dl as9s.1sasi ssQs
s,s, NeRSrleaps9S SUM-,
.
il @sIO offuete 145tuu0 sins Ibis auf
1856 5erunter. SdIoB NIT 139.e s.ais
Die 8erfdufe iparen Die gr6btel bic
lie in bieler gtaot !sema6t sporO:n iinb.
$500, 900 ipuroen geieneet. 70 xsnjs ina
8auniinpa enberfaufe: 400 8aaen,
nit einem gluhdIage bon i Gent per
8funo. a3iisl ago3aa9 aS HalqA55
Ser 9botosrapb 8arneE befen 9Ite4
her lebtbin abbrannte, sunb Der iebr bod
beridert mar, 1T auf 9lniu@en Der 8ers
ii6erunss s@eieal6aft fin 8ranbitifhug
Derbaitet pororn. 8tuei5 mel borber
braunte Serr sYarner ab urto mar ie6es
NAL fehr bod peridert. aszes .9g.ayg5,
saa Bog Al 6 bicag o, g. Snni.
Ser &ecor0ers sgeridtsbof sab fein
@uta5fen habiu al 6ab ilnter Dem
Charter Der y Chicago l1uiberlitat", mel
der Ben @erfauf bon bcraufdenbea Sc
traatfen innerbalb elmer Mfeile bon Der
aniberiitdt perbietet, bic 8iergdrten IN
@oHe9e Grobe cine rgluifance" iu1reHs
3eute mar ber ipdrnite Sag Der Sab
res3eit. ss4ilal AsTI9 ,sl5i4s. l8llhs
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Gcrlanaf fDfprf:

II Uber IS genube Iueife Mrbsiter uub fftnf oher
feds S3worse Tperbsn fir cine 6arm IN IenneiIee
berIangf. Gbeniu f0--12 quite 8jenftmdsden cher
weibIidbc 8S@e. Gerner Mrbeitsr fur aeie5ton,
2atsrelffe Gpuntp, A 0tama. 4 gBlE. F@ .55.
upe u Mrbetter fur 9nlasH, Genn.
~1sS 'p'-'s Nrrington Ii. Sarrer,
sismt eoii SfS asenten. 30. 50 qDbIee Squire
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Gtabteiaelthui,, ann Werfallf.

Rebrere biibf4e @obnungs bdHier an Sommefe
StrGbe 5pii9en GAnr9 nnS groab. Gbenfo elm gros
Gburb unb 8roab. Gbenio elm Hetnes SiegeIgez
bduoe unb 6ofrarm, Ode Cine unb gberrp. Mud eftie
grose anaahl 8aupIdse innerbaIb Mn6 in Der hinges
se1o Der Stnot. as S.. ". 81. Bs8 / 10 n. :
Aim &C., asetlten 49, unionitrabe
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Scr Mnterseisbliet,e' ! es,arpfieblt III

benz bietgea PitbIieum saf BeIorsumg non engFif5en
ttgung pom &ebn,insen. Gocnntenfen, Gopien, nebers
fetungen lHb ater IN eiee aategorie sehSrigen Ars
beiten wte aud stir 5lbrung ub 9tesnliruns Der gez
f6GFS SBier unb perfpridbt proulpfe unh snfrebens
fenenbe 1ebienniig. Gefd1ige Mlftr6ge beliebe man
iu beg Office hes &erru g. Srctt Gpnimes 81 GeSer
10 Geber Str. ober aud i'm aotae Der 6erren Diinfe
u: 5dnfen Sib Gberrp Strase, nabe Ser Eoft Office
nleeer5uegen. ls3e III i9Ht55l gSl5sE HfSg{It
,ssyr sSerrniau s. &Orff. md
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Dir iritbe Nepnblif ift nod nid,t
DerlOren.
@tIanta, ga, 9, SUM-.

Qlnoere seridte iaeen Oas @esentbeil,
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Gin tildbtiSer, erfabrener @6rtner,
ruabert TT ui,b bies burg Ste siau6snirsaseu Ses
niiie beueeifen tGnn, niini1t cine @drtneref obey
aud cine S1rut NIT gften, traebarem 8obsn 3n ibers
nehmen. fd es gegen einen Mntbeil am Grtrae uber
aaf fonftige a8eife. 30 fgfiEgs3 ~ - s3l
gldberes in Der Expedition Der ~Eeaneiiee Staatss
9eitmug.ni tsIfS. sfstEs2 ~ r irti 2ae y
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s erIaln al.

Gin Gobn broentIi9sr GItern, Der beutf6 iefen unb
f@reiben geIert bat, fam iofort aIs aebrling In ns
ierer 9riideret eintreten. Ed5eres etfdbrt man in
ber Office uuieres Stdttes. sd gt22
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ein ueuee speiitgdiees Aaus NIT fteben 8immsrn,
an Sn6ieh @krabe airif@em College nmb @ariet eeIes
ges 1eqHfm e'HGes@fet fr cine cher gEDet GQmilien
5n srfraeeH betm GigenttAmsr.
tf1p ST. Siaae grant, z
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gteue aefncf,t.

Cine beutj9e Srail, bic Elm gepnate aItes Qnh BOT
ieoo riie Mnb gefunb 1T nnb ale Mrbeiteu perriten
fam, incbtein uiiterfommen. Nuf SGIair wirb fidt
gejebeu. Blu eriraeen IN Der Office hes 4otors ytlb
Aop0taten Ebnrned 6berry Strabe II. e.; ~
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GOgtfttl6 !: Brownsville.

Gum Rertauf 2ots 30. Is nnb 10, 100 SaIe Sromt an
Gbenio aots an GaIIot Dife lnb aBncSIanb GfraIe
In 81. 90. Brown's Nbbftipn. Mu6 mebrere febr gee
fdaige Cots In @rppuspiAe nan Il Mder Bis 10 ober
% Mder ieoes. Set unieren 6TentLi9en 8erEamy am
29. Rai haben MIR unfere GruH6fide an 6erren pers
fGurt, bic baronf sn baien sebenfen. gr Ipiinf9en
weHige nIeHr plhse ffr 8an5wede 81 uertaufen. IN
8efud ct uns balh.
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Self. Nabis.

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Stem @nrf. g. SUM.

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bat in einem SAL, in Incident cine
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Drugs and Groceries
CHEAP FOB CASH, At
HODGES A MOOHE's.

We have lusi received a fr1h and sipeth lpi
~ Drugs Medicine Chemicals toilet articles
eumla brushes fines notions IT, eie.
We have alm large supply aud good a.
sentiment " groceries Of every Mud and hmll
supplies We receive fresh snpple'c every week
and cell n lower prices thnn anybody owe
Ne q call and price our goods belofo purchasing
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NoTICE.

he STATE Of Mississippi, Pamela County, In
he Circuit Court Of aid county No. 7l66
Jor<phu. Carter and n. r. Sledge, Jr, admins
trrasru az rAnnins Jones deceased, " W. l.
xrrhIh~ld. Attachment issued the goth day
- March. 1895, against the estate u nid de-
f.d.nt IL The zam Of 1900 81, fssafnable 10
"a rosrt Notes |. hsrshy given 70 The said
z-S~i.nt ". I. Archibald. that unlsss he en-
= - esr>srnnre herein On Or before The hu,
- a ~ nert term Of sid court 70 be held
:. - go ksurr q aid county In the town
n--r.s - a. zssrnsh Monday amer the
80 1870, y Aafch, 1860 - led bssli
49, 5-~1~,,>~f ~ill be entered Hgalnsi him,
- ~ 800 attached vi1 he old
ess4o &c HARRISON, Cietk.
r<1FIsss 1 Taylor ~ rlsinhhh
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