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in the
IRON FOUNDRY


IRON FOUNDRY
Business, arc in full operation, and arc pre-
pared to furnish at short notice on tho most
favorable terms the following articles:
NIL GEARING, TRRESHIYG HAcHZSE
Castings. and all kinds Of Machine Castings.
We also manufacture Whites I'M ,sffk
proved COOKING STOVES of differ <eny
emit sizes, and other Cooking and Template
Stoves OF various Patterns. Fan Castings.
Mould Boards, Plough Points, Wagon Boxes.
Tea Kettles, and Stove Hollow Ware, constant,
ly on hand.
Having recently purchased FROM ATHES,
we are prepared TO do all kinds of iron turn
ing and boring on the most favorable terms
We would respectfully call the attention Of
Mill .Wrights and Mill Owners to our large as
sortment Of patterns suitable for Mills OF every
description. Cash paid for old iron, or taken
in exchange for castings.
GEo. w, CHM & SON,
Winchester. Virginia,
Feb 10, l66G.-6m.
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Ask for Bells Preparations. Prepared cx,
clusively by W. b. BELL, Apothecary,
Graduate of the Philadelphia College of Phar-
Macy West Washington Street, Hagerstown
May 10, l866-6m. Maryland
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Va. TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
BY DR.. srRICKLANDs PILE RENEDY.-Mr. Glass, OF
Janesville Wisconsin. writes for the benefit of all
who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled
for eight years with an aggr :ated case oil Piles
and hi brother was discharged from the army as
incurabe Che being quite paraIyzed with the Piles
Both these distressing cases were cured with one
bottle of DIR. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The re-
commendation of these gentlemen, beside the daily
testimonials received by DR.. Strickland, ought ~
convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases Of Piles are cured by Dr. Stgicklands
Pile Remedy. aa.FOr sale by CAMPBELL x
MASON, Charlestown, and druggists EVERYWHERE.
March 10, lS66-iv.
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&C Acres, more or less, of Good Lime
STONE Lard.

It has on it a STONE WAREHOUSE and
STORE ROOM-oue large and substantial
DWELLING HOUSE at the station, with
Stable and Corn Crib in good condition. Also,
good FARM HOUSE, about three hundred
wards from the Depot, together with Barn,
Corn Crib. lee House and all other necessary
Out-Buildings-an ONE OTHER Dwell
LING. There are two wells Of good water on
the farm, one at the Station, the other near the
Farm House.
This desirable property is situated on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad where it inter
sects the Shephcrdstown and Smithfeld Turn
pike. IL is five miles from ShepherdStown,
the Courtv-Seat, and y from Harpers-Ferry.
This location for a Store is equal to any in tie
Valley Of Virginia as it is in the centre of one
of the most productive counties in the State.
whilst the Depot pays a large amount annually
on commissions alone
Terms Of Sale, as prescribed 5y he Decree
0ue-third cash and the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from day of
sale, the purchaser to give bond for the Geterr-
ell payments, with security, to be approved by
the commissioner, and the title to be withheld
until hepayments are all made.
~ Sale at 3 ?. NJ, az KearneysviIlc.
JAMES logic,
July Q. 1866. Commissioner.
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GRO. ". CHM 'os. y. eiS
GINN.S FOUNDRY,
MAREET STREET.
WINCHESTER, Va.

VyHE UNDERSIGNED have this day sormsd .
l Co-partnership under the name aad style o.
GEO. w. CHM s. SON.
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The great difficulty heretofore experienced in pro-
curing true Flavoring Extracts, has induced the
proprietor to spare pains expense In gfvng
to the public article which viii be found true
its name, and which will in no instance to be q
source Of disappointment
II viii be observed that our extract of Lemon and
Orange is prepared extract from the Peel, which
any one may be convinced of by merely smelling
them.
The price of Vanilla Beans, too, has caused more
useless Extract OF Vanilla to be manufactured and
sold than any other essence; being either made
from Tonka Beans, or some other fictitious COM
pound. In our Extract we
WILL GUARANTEE A PURE ARTICLE!
Made from the true Bean, without any foreign sub
stance whatever.
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MA SUPERIOR REMEDY-We can conscien-
ti"usl y recommend to those suffering from dis
tressing cough. DR.. Strckland's Mellifuous Cough
Balsam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and
Is withal not disagreeable to the taste. There is
no doubt but the Melifuous Cough Balsam is one
of the best preparations in use and is all that its
proprietor claims for it. We have tried it during
the past week, and found relief from most distress
sing cough. 1t prepared by DR.. Strickland, No.
lS9 Sycamore ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
&a-For sale by CAMPBELL MASON, Cha's.
town, and druggists everywhere.
March l5 1S66.-ly
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Pages Celebrated Plough
Ys1HIS is the best Plough now in use. As the de-
mand is great, Farmers had best send in their
orders at once. Every Plough warranted.
RANSOM DUKE,
July Ppm. Agents.
SPIT, Reg. and Clarke journal copy.
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late ARRIVED,

.Al'ctlc &OND.
WE have erected, at a heavy outlay, a very
~ handsome Arctic Soda Fountain, from which
gushcs n most refreshing and icious beverage
Sviurs favored with Pine Apple, Strawberry, Or
angr Lemon, Ginger, SarSaparilla. sc.
July 5. CAMPBELLA MASON.
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ATTORNEY TOT nc parties lnttrtsItu,
July &c, 1866.
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CITY NEW S.

SALE or STEAMERs.-Mcssrs. Adreon & Co.. auc-
onecrs yesterday sold by order of the Quartermas-
ter General number of Government steamers.
Most of the steamers anchored at the Govern
ment wharf, the south side of the basin and in the
stream in that vicinity. The Escort sde-wheel 4l9
tons. was purchased by A. G. Hall for S26,0OO the
Manhattan, side-wheel 3l6 tons, by H. F. Hamill for
3 Co., the John Farron side-wheel 3l4 TONS by the
party for $780, the Peconic, side-wheel, 3lS
TONS by 7. NJ. Lowler for Sc 1OO the Hugh Jenkins,
side-wheel, 306 TONS by j. j. Taylor for $4,000; the
STAR side-wheel 2S7 1885 tons, by H. f. Hamill for
$62O0 the Balloon, side-whee 2O4 TONS by j. L. Crise
for Sl2,500; the Iolas, sde-wheel l64 795 TONS by
Slater O'Haia for 81 900; the James Jerome screw,
63 49, 80 tons. by j. j. Taylor for 81 800; the Cecil
wheel, 100 TONS by II. +. Hamll for $2000 the
L. g. Cannon, screw, 200 ons by W. Ellis for S. 800
the Ironsides, screw, 1872 tons by W. NJ. Baird for
81 600 the Fanny Garner screw, 100 tons sby Edward
Pickup for So 300 the steam tugs Tigress 70 tons by
the city, for 400 the Kate. 35 tons by j. s. Steven
son for $1,000; and the Sawtele, 40 tons, by II. f
Hamill for Sl,700 The boiler of the steamer S. R
Spaulding sold to the same party for OOO The
steamer Congress sold at private sale for $4,000
the Thomas Syann for $1,000 and the Baltimore fol
S6,OOO-all to j. J. Abrahams The entire scale
amounted to $l247O0,
lax SFATlsTICs FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY -
The following statement of City and State taxes col
lected during the month of February, with accom-
panying comparisons with collections made in 1866
has been furnished this office through the courtesy
of Mr.. W. H. Cole cashier in the Office of Augustus
NJ. Price, Esq, City Collector.
Coaaparison8 Nth Collections in 1865.
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Senator Doohttle addressed meeting of
Republicans at New Haven on Wednesday night.
which had been called for the purpose of sustaining
President johnson and endorsing his policy. Mr..
Dooittle called upon all Republicans to stand by the
President, and contended that Mr. johnson has car
red out every requirement of the Baltimore platform
of 1864. .
wordy contest is going on in Vicksburg,
Mississippi. through the newspapers, between the
Rev. A. J. Hawley, cashier Of the Freedmen Sav-
ings Bank in that city. exChaplain United States
Army, and Major S. F. Free, Assistant inspector
General for the State of Mississippi The Major de-
nes the right or authority of the reverend to start
any such Institution as the Freedmen's Savings
Bank. 5at tf4
On Saturday, last David Stewart and son,
while hunting about five miles northeast of Union
town. Pa found huge bear in very snug re-
treat in the mountain rocks Mr.. Stewart. with reck
less bodness crawled twice into the mouth of its der
and shot it each time with single harreled pistol
| After the second shot the bear came out and ruI
about half mile and fell. when it was secured By
/ Mr.. Stewart.
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FROM HAVANA.
Later from Nexico-Efic Cholera In the
West Indies.

Later from NexicO-EiGe Cholera In the
West Indies.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer Eagle, from
Havana the 9th, has arrived. A French steamc,
had brought thither Vera Cruz advices to the 18th
Three thousand Juarists are reported to have been
defeated in Michoacan, many killed 66O CAPTURED
and the rest dispersed.
At Pesquira, Gen. Pedro Martineze was defeated
IN an attack two squadrons of an Imperial regi-
mcnt on its way to Saltllo Six hundred insurgents
had also been defeated in Sonora with loss of 12l
killed and wounded, etc.
Guadaoupe statistics to the 2lst show 100 deaths
from cholera Advces to the 18th says that the pest
is decreasing, but has made its appearance in Dom-
nico. Two American steamers were at st. Thomas
and five more were expected.
The news from IIayti is that President Jelfrard is
making excursion along the coast in his new war
steamer stopping at all the ports.
The appearance of the cholera was feared at
Havana.
A sort of cattle disease has appeared at Sierra
Maestro, and large numbers of oxen have died in
about twenty-four hours after being attacked.
The small pox is increasing mt Regla.
Three escaped convicts from 'Hortugas Florida had
been picked up in a small boat at sea, negro named
JEFF Berry, and two whites, named Adair and Swim
ton. These names however are supposed to be false
They were returned to Key West. It waeat first re-
ported that Of the whites was Spangler, one of
the conspirators in the ASSASSINATION Of President
Lincoln. The whites, it is siaid intended to sell
their cOmrade.
The latest commercial advice3 report an advance
of 2S. 6d@5S. on Beef, and decline of Is each on
Bacon and Lard.
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HALIFAX, March 1.-The steamer Asia has az
rived, with Liverpool advices to the 18th.
The steamers kang aroo and Pennsylvania arrived
out on the 18TH
GREAT BRITAIN.
The royal assent has been given to the bill sus-
pending to the writ of habeas corpus in Ireland Up
wards of one hundred arrests were made in Dublin
on the 18th, principally strangers among others Col.
John w. Bryan, of the Federal army. Many more
arrests are expected.
The urgent haste in the passage of the bill repeal
ing the hdjeaS corpus act in Ireland was owing to
the reported departure of Fenian privateers from
America which was since known to have been q
hoax. The story applied even to the steamer Cuba,
now running between Baltimore and New Orleans.
AUSTRIA AND MEXICO.
The Emperor of Austria is willing to furnish Max
milan any troops required, condition that they
be incorporated in the Mexican army, and the ex-
penses paid.
Diplomatic relations have entirely ceased between
Russia aud the PapaI Court.
GOmme ciai Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Feb -Cotton-Prices have partially
declined; sales at d the week for Americana sales
OF the week 5000 bales.
On Saturday the market for cotton closed ffrmer
but unchanged Midding uplandS l9Ggl9I4d sales on
Friday 10000 bales, closing steady.
readStuffS steady, except Corn which is easier
ProY!slons.-The market is firm. Bacon ana Lard
easier.
MONEY AND STocKs.-Loa{on. Feb. 17.-ConsoIs
S11@@ST%.
=, U. s 5-20's closed on Friday at 6S4@68%, and on
Saturday at IS.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased
G239,000.
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Reported for the Daily Conn lercial.l
BALTIMORE ANNUAL. CONFERENCE OF
THE N. y. CHURCH.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS

Conference met at 9 A. NJ. The opening devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. John Lanahan.
On notion the report of the Committee of Finance
was presented and made the order of the day for to-
An order on the chartered fund for $50 was made
The report of the Committee on the Centenary of
American Methodist Was presented, read and laid
on the table.
A communication was received from the Preachers
Aid Society and referred to the Committee on Ne
Rey. 7. Myers, chairman. presented the report of
the Committee on Nominations as follows:
Dickinson College-W. Prettyman. C. Parkinson,
R. NJ. Lipscomb, NJ L. Hawley, 7. Sewall.
Periodi9alS-I. Is 4 NJ Green, 6, V. Leech, W. F.
seminaries-T. 4. Morgan W. NJ. D. Ryan. F. S.
rTem6eranco-C. A. Reid. Isaac Collins, H. Nc
BibIo Causo-J. Baer, J. w. Start, s. Dickson.
Post Ofices-W. Ii. Laney, r. r. Murphy. A. j..
Statistics-J. J. Largent. B. H. Smith, E. Richard
son, Z. T. Shipley;,
MNdssioaaTy MRSne5-AA RnnSA MNysTs ~ F. Ward
The report was adopted, and. motion of Mr.
llanahan Conference pledged itself to assume the
pecunlary responsibility of publishing the Register
Rev. George Crosield, of Niagara Conference
Canada; Rev. Dr. Monroe, Corresponding Secretary
ct ct the Church Extension Society and Rev. G. P
introduced to the Conference.
Circulars were read from the Church Extension
and were referred to the appropriate committees.
The Stewards then made their call for Conference
collections.
A circular from the General Centenary Commit
tee of the Methodist Erisco al Church was presented
and read. 1t is recommended that the month Of
October ensuing be devoted to protraced religious
services throughout the whole extent Of American
MethodiSm.
Tho report of the Committee on the Centenary
of Methodism. appointed by the last Conference Of
| which Rev.. t. Sewall is chairman, submitted a
report or circular, recommending such religious
observance of the year as will tend to quicken
the spiritual life of this church. Also an earnest
invitation to the people throughout the bounds
of the Conference to make such offering of their
substance will perpetuate, in lasting benefit to
the church and the world, the memory OF the year
they celebrate.
and p. d. Lipscomb were continued.
The relation of j. II. Ryland was changed to SUI
pernumerary, with an appointment.
The order of the day, the paper presented by W.
s. EDWARDS and W. +. Speake, in opposition to spe
cial transfers, was taken up. Considerable discus
sion ensued, which participated in by several
members and Bishop Ames. Without coming to a
vote. Conference adjourned.
The Bishop announced the following as the Com
mittee ON Church Extension: L. II. Nadal w. Ham
ilton, W. krebs, j. NJ. Green, W. I. d. Clemm.
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Ernm IsNSinM.

Boston, Feb. 8.-There was large attendance in
the Superior Court to-day to hear F. O. j. Smith, on
his appeal to have the verdict convctng him Of sub
omaton of perjury set aside and anew trial granted.
He occupied nearly the whole day, and of the
chief aegations in his argument was that his convic
tion was effected bv foul and wicked conspiracy,
aided by perured witnesses, an tne e'l"ehce Ut
want of intelligence on the part of the jury.
When ne had finished Judge Putnam took the
papers and adjourned the Court. A decision will
probably be given in few days. In the meantime
Smith remains at largo, under 900 bail.
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Nh. at are Sill YER and Goldc

What are silver and gold compared to good health :?
What will not a man give, hat he hath for his own
life? To keep well and pr sserye his life is every
sensible mans lirst endeavor. md never was there
time in the worlds history whe n a might do this
with more ease than at present, for Railways Regu-
lating Pills render almost all 9TH medicines super
fuous. They prevent the occurr ence of serious i'll
health II taken at suitable times, nd they promptly
remove disease when it boldly tempts to fasten
itself upon its victim. Being very cheap, only 25
cents bOx) they commend themsel veg to the eco
nomical as well as the more Indifferent Being coated
with gum to be tasteess they ar the favorites
of the delicate and fastdous. as well as of those
whose palates not so discriminating or par ieular
Being mild in their operation, as well as eff 'ctual
occasoning pain and gripping they pret erred
by all who appreciate really excellent med, line
As an aperient they are without rival As ,,nic
they cannot be surpassed. As purgative they are
perfect. As an Alternative they are qnapproachable
liant they are all that could beds desired As sudorilic
they are inimitable. Railways Regulating Pills are
in brief and honestly speaking. failing RENE
dy for bilious attacks of every kind for neryo as dis
orders: for maadies arising from depraved ;ondi
tion of the blood; for rheumatsm dyspepsia fo rye
low and typhoid feyers for erysipeas and kin sdrec
complaints, no prudent household should be wit hou
Railways Regulating Pills. They are better thai
SILVER or gold to every woman who proI )erl.
values good health. Sold by Druggists fe22- lw
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Tax on Petroleum.

New YokK, March 1.-The United States Revenue
Commission met to-day, and after an exhaustive dis
cusson of the subject they decided to report bill
for the repeal of all duty on crude petroleum. and
for the continuance of the present duties all re-
fined products of crude petroleum under the same
mode of collection at present with provision au-
thorizng the Secretary of the Treasury to appoint
special inspectors of oil refneries and make more
general regulations for the collection of duties. The
Commission estimates duty of six millions annually
from refined petroleum at 20 cents per gallon.
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Treasury Order on the Reciprocity Trea fy.
The Secretary of the Treasury has just issued the
following circular to Collectors of Customs and ohe rs
IN relation to the termination of the Reciproci t
Treaty:
.oic odREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON March /,
lS65:-You have been heretofore advised that the
and Treaty ber between the United States of
the nth OF September 1854 will expire on the 18th
inst. IN the apsence OF any instructions from this
the several tariff acts now force as your guide in
the assessment and collection of duties on any goods
inst into the United States from the Briisb Ppo
vnces. at such ports as without Appraisers and
determining the Classification of goods wares &c..
lance and care should be exercised in determ .n Si
the value Of any goods, wares. &c. imported IRON
appraiser or any one acting as appraiser to aI tbe
actual market value in the principal city of eter
the Provinces or of Great Britain.
(Sigaed H. McCULLocH,
q Secretary Of the Treasury
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ErOm New OrieNnS.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-The steamers Missouri,
for New York, and Concordia for Boston, will leave
tomorrow. The steamers Gambia and Morayian
will leave on Saturday, for Liverpool.
The Me, lean Times, of January 9th, says
Several Confederates have arrived at Cordova to
settle an American colony near Mazatlan. They
were doing well in planting cotton. Portuguese
colony is settling at Huachingo.
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The Baltimore Sewing Machine Agenc

The Baltimore Sewing Machine Agency
is what has long been desired in our city-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provements are explained; WHERE there is no par
tiality to any particular machne WHERE a thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and ex-
changed, if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing Of all kinds
of sewing machines. Also. sewing machines for rent
FRED'g ". WILD,
ja20-1y 1stp go 75 West Baltimore street.
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Excitement Among t,,e reriape.

New YORK, March l-There is great excitement
among the FenianS in consequence of the news of the
suspension of the writ of habeds corpus in Ireland
John 0Mahony has issued the following order:
HEADQUARTERS FENIAN BROTHERHOOD,
NEW YORK, March |. 1866. !
Brothers The hour for action has arrived. The
hdbeGs corpus suspended in Ireland. Our brothers
are being rested by hundreds and thrown into pri
SON Call your circles together immediately and send
US all the aid in your power at once, and in Gods
name let us start for destination. Aid, brothers
Help, for God and Ireland.
LSignedl JOIN 0'MAHoNY.
God save the Green"
All the circles of Fenians are requested to meet iu
their respective halls and armories on the receipt of
the above order to take action on the news just re-
ceived
Patrick J. Donney. Secretary of Civil Affairs, issues
a call for immediate action, and says the military
department will take charge of military contributions
and mobilize them.
General B. F. Mullen, Secretary of Military and
Naval Affairs, has published similar appeals, and
tells the brethren 10 look out for secret orders.
The Irish People" newspaper extra says that a
gentleman just arrived from Paris says that the
ment the Irish population assumes bellgerent
character towards England they will soon be recog
nized by Louis Napoleon.
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Virginia legislature,

RICHMOND. March 1.-The Legislature to-day
elected Hon. II. w Thomas. Judge of the 9th Circuit
in place of Judge Snead, whose nomination was re-
jected last week. Judge Thomas originated the Ma
tional Peace Conference in 1861 The Richmond Sen
tinel will be merged into the Inquirer on Saturday.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToY,
Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. oc9-tf
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prr, EE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what NJ eparation they for their teeth, and the
response min, times out of ten, will be- sozodont.
Hris M lonnr ecessary to impress its merits upOn
the nnblic mind. experience has taught the world
tbot os q ,neons nf 'eautfying and preserving the
teeth. invigoratng the unis anu sl'lng pieaSail'
aroma to the breath. it has 10 fi'si In ether heln
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>saN We call readers attention to SMITH, BROS.
sE Coz New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at Sytrx. TRRos Co.'s popular Clothing House, No.
40 West Baitll. 'ore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
opened at 3S West Bs 'timore street. next to Marble
Iail.
all and see our new styl. Vi 'eh'e vi ~ tIo
Goo, Is at IS West Baltimore sire. next 70 Mar"''
Hall. c,
All Il eiatest novelties in Collars Ties, 40 ''''
at West baltimore street. next to Marble Hall. ";
The pop ular Clothing House. No. 40 West Ba.,
more street. 90 vt to the great Furnishing House,
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LOUISVILLE. Feb. 27.-The Fenians had an impos-
ing torchght procession tonight and enthusas-
&c meeting at the Court House. Some tour thousand
dollars ,ere collected. Judge johnson presided and
sneecbes were made By DAILY Fitzgerald and Bremen