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, 1866-11-14

However, VIC hare no stomach :or What IL taEaf-
coated, impartial sndTsec-"
The wriier Of this had not Jet read the Leader In
tbe Timer, rs it did not reach hero until This
morning. II may Tow be able to FWAatow II With
oct sug7.-eoaiing. It will come quito natural for
tue Democrat to make the tomeEsau1t as fts ST.
permits ndert has bad much practical experience
In ground and lofty tnmbliug having been much
il ihe show business IN 81: ,tne. and hsrin9
country, It will CONC quite like cd bnsi.
rees for him. The Democrat feels
very sore, however, over the deieat Of fts party,
and Is hut any better pleased by The notices Of
your correspondent like The def1rce Southern
CoutcdetacJ at d certain period, Il onl1 wants to
BE- ''3et alone," and ihrcateha this morning 10
carry the war into Africa with 4 veuroance unless
I: Ii privilege ia accorded It. II also pitches Into
Ihe Associated Pscts, who're agents 1t say., are
nearly all bitter. ignorant snd cnntemptshle R1di-
calf, ard evcn proposes to run that Association 10
its own Hiking hercatter II liz agents. do not con
loEsu 10 It's views. So lar Is youe correspondent
/. concerned, a common humane feetlng which
prompts spirit Of sympathy for the under dog In
ihe tSh', may determine him to de.!st from inr-
lher tortur1nE 1t In II. asonidn- mfset1es. This
and only this.
The contract fo- removing the Federal dead, at
points uc1lloncl in former despatch. 10 the Ma
uoual Cemetery, at Mound City, has been given to
Aetars. Marzb7ll and Staltz, OF Nound City. The
Mound City Journal says the number IL be r.
moScd will reach 9HD.
, 1866-11-14

FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Cnnrnss In st. Louls-Electtan Kesurpa
-t:oaserv&ttsr %wtndline-AErest ef I
Steamboat CAPTAIN. Etc.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Ttioauc.I
ST. LoErs. November 1s
An effort Is being made 10 hava counted the
votes cast after eun.ct IN one w&rd IN tho ground
thai the polls were not closed; that votiug pro-
ceeded continuously n other precl1cts wbeFe
voting WIS SLOWED after sunset; the polls were
formally closed and then re-opened. Hon. San1uel
Knox appeared before The Board OF Csnrasse1
to-day and argued that the Seventh Wxrd votes be
received, They defeat Frank Blair By htt5 votes !:
eleel one Radical Senator, and Increase P1e's ma
jo.iIy. On conSEesss IN Charlton County ttsH is
bsde Count, which care r. Radical voses md
10 Conservative.
Additional returns nom the StAts rive The fol-
lying totals: Radical. I3.1ss; Conservative,
sf ss1. Van Horns majority Is about 1,00C. An
rfiort to defeat Van Horn his been turmcncrd-
II vill fail OF It's cbIcet.
Rcro,ts Il ON Clinton Comfy aRscrt that lhe dTc
5'ori,:cs we're th1owu out b! the toard Of Cso,as-
| ttcr-. On the ground that the Judges oi ELECTION
| were svorn u BY Justice Of The ptaee, md MOI
| hy one OF their own uNEobce- rae oLaa: pfeeae1
IL the comfy fnsc Conservative m31ortIy. and.
| h6tnE eapp,ed certificates Of election weFr issued
! 10 The Conteryause candidates. This p:oceeoin::
| wts done under the direction Of Judge Hlrea II
| inele aec- his chance for Congress,
| Captain NettlJ DAVIS, OF tho steamer ~o9n :"
GAifttt7 was asFrtted yesterday on complaint o.
The clerk Of The Boa,d Of Public Health. for bdc
Ing 70 ;he city paarcr named Charles CopcltJ
! The Captain ktsies that he shipped Cupelrv ~
deck hand Ut Portsmouth, 0hlo; that Oh The voJ
, 1866-11-14
FROM CAIRO.

Thr Chicago Ttues' PofitacA1 Sonersaa.t-
flow II II Viewed b. Cairo Feopte-.ae
l<eeAt Cope, head Concern in NasefiaG
CopAlt1on. bat Asks to be Let A4ooe-
Contract fer heaovtnR Federal De~a'
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.
CAIRO, November, is.
The eomcssault otthc Chicago 7{t1ss In cutting
loote fiom The administration Of Andrew john
Ton and coming out = -nat-footed, long-hee1ed I'd
soe7s Of negro Suffrage. IL no matter Of surprise
10 Republicans herr. but son1cr Of much anu.c-
mena, a they ooserFe the effect Oh my policy
1ncn To totue Democrats tho Pill is 4 litter ooo
Hh.ls o'ae:s swallow I without m eort, exp1es.-
h!pe 10 III acecptinS The inevitable. '
lhe p2os, old. t,ck coppetheAa concern OF this
.nlnk s.nee tse eles,ien. II searsh ~ asmsn. 10
will. ard following IN the wake of its proiotJpe.
The Tmfs. accept thr Inevitable nlrCeF. Even In
this mornings issue ht4 Ia foreahadowed. ii
eAH6:
"Cua1if, Decrots to exercise .inlc,liscntr the
| right Of suef1st. and you make Democrats out o
them; In Gallo th,ce oqt Q: every lou! or the
compromising qualify. Notwithstanding tais
, 1866-11-14
Interesting Report fFom Admiral Betl, o

IutcFesttnz Report ffum Admiral Hetl, Q
the United stntes Nava1 squadron.
WAsH1nerox, Novemt'ef l2-The Navy Depart
mtnt haa received dispatches from Acting Rear
Admiral Bell, dated United States dagshiP Hatt-
lord. reoao Buy, AuSnst 81. accompanied by
treaty m ,pofts whieh !! va: :Sslpai.tsd shoaid T.
opened on The tret Of January, 1s9s. As the ~
coon waf believed tn 10 opposed 10 ita opening.
the Admiral anchored here fof tht pnrpose Of
ftoEfrR ttoee vessels, but had no fntcrcoarse
with the shore He subsequently found al Yoko-
etR. 6R., Enffh H. psase u; e1a asa .sS ,Sins
General Van EA}kenbure, the American Min.
Inter, bad reached itddo, with guard OF
houor. consulting Of al the ma:ines o!
the tqu1dron. The Admiral says In shis conncc-
tiou tue English Minister is accompanied, wheu.
ever be app+ars 10 public 1t fedto. hy EuaM ol
thirty EnRlsh eold.ezs, and that the French Min.
liter has : guard Of no!e than ons hundred
fstcd, he shall despatch The Wachcsctt ~ Hong
kopg, Mr preylous destination. No information
had Leen received u the movements and whers-
abouts Of the Shenandoah. The srorr ship Sup
ply vas A Hong Kun, where ehs was alseharg1ns
the Hartford rontlnued good. Ths alex list GO
rival tn Yokohama, frpm fo!tJ-font to n1teen
ea.es. The crew OF ihe Wnehusectt rapidly re
gained their health atter 1cagtn9 the Yang Tee
river The Admiral commrneatcs to the SarJ
Department eone particulars u II bis co-opera
ton with the British Naval Commander on TIT
sosst of Chin fo1 the suppression Of pirates
two, Averaging In the aggregate seventy guns
Abe ut ninety Of the plrafes were killed, and ths
othctb u ete CAPTURED After 4 seyert coudict.
, 1866-11-14

Election R~tntns-The Constitutional Cau-
tcutian Questtan-The Ch1eAxe Times

Election Rttnrns-The Constitutional Con-
tcuttan Questton-The Chse1xe Times
Platform etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr.bpne.J
MADzsox. Via, EoTembes IL.
The ohacial canr&sa OF the vct4 OF this county
Eises Hopkins, {Union) for Con9ress, +,bsl !;
Pease, Asoa. Union majority, 6ss- The maJori-
ties iot the Cnion County tcket ranges from 1T
10 81. The votc On the Constitutional Convrn-
ton is 1a6 for. and 1,0a3 against. Tho amendment
to the banking law, taxing shsres OF National
Banks. was ,x;a votes for, and Gil aesInst- 1t IL
Ss1y unee5aIn What t. he sssa1s o. ths cSo.t,.a.
soan.y Of Columbia size. larger na,os'ty to:
It fh1u this county aEalos:. The ot1ctAl vote Of
SheboyGan Cfres elesea majority for the Conrrn-
tton. hsuoeha csst ss6 votes for, and nJneteen
discussed, and there II no basis OF calculation on
tho role
The Enton- the copperaead pape. hare, eopies
and endorses the Chicago Tim article, ia favor
Of adopting the principle and impartial sndtAxe
By The Democracy. as i ne~ plank Tor the Demo
cratic party to tsvt itself tso1a sinking.
Af71n gcIncnts have been made here for xlylpg
notice to tnc people Of the nueIeortc shower which
of tQ-ulChk
, 1866-11-14
JAMS YoCHQ,
THoxAA VALIANT.
FROM CLEVELAND.

severe Disaster ON the BRaaIs 4 Erie
Railroad = Fonr Pcrnons Killed and
ThiftT-swo Wounded-Saue. OF Killed.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune.]
C11yE1AHp, November IS.
A severe diiatter occurred this afternoon, four
m1fca cast Of EEc, on the Buna1o 4 E1e Railroad,
The track vas being repaired 1t the potn. named,
and several rails were of, when the Western
bound express, from Buffalo, came along, rnnntng
At the rase Of forty miles an hour. The approach
Of the train. which the workmcn, through igno-
yapee or stupidity. a It would seem, were not
looking for. observed too late 10 pace he re-
tnoyed rails or secure the etoppaxe. and though
lha usual means to do the later was resortcd To-,
they were Of no avail, and the train, with the e1-
ccptIon Of the locomotive, which got ovet s4fely,
WIS thrown from tho track and badly demolished.
Tue Train consisted Of ten cars, AEe Of which
moet passeuGe. coach was almost buried out OF
sight, and nearly nj Of the occupants were more
less injured.
An investigation Of the wreck discovered four
pesscns killed md th.st.:two wounded. 4 number
Of them rcs5 badly. OF the Killed we have been
Csandehild. by the name Of West, OF AilR1ukce,
he mother Of the child West Is believed 10 b
murtally wounded. The names Of The wounded
we have heen unable to Ascertain. Medical nd
WAS piom1 t1s sent TO The assistance Of the aufer
rsn, from Erie, With train 10 relieve tie wreck
All the badly wounded remained At Eide,
, 1866-11-14
FROM NEW YORK.

Cana dian OfRctars eu route for EuRland-An
nun1 Election Of OMeer4 hy the Ncw York
Central RaitroAd Company-Wlrp Pulling
Ia tnver ofthe Warrior. InicEcat.. .CeachEA.
tlon Of Evacuation Day-Re-shapment Of
Bacsn from England 10 tho United tzates-
FaCure oR Provision Operators. ETC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Itibanc,1
N1w YoAx, November Is.
Hon. John Mcdonald, md Two other members
cf The Canadian Cabinet. with their prfvute secse
tariet, arrived hero thls morning from 0ttawa,
Caoar1, IN route to England. They will fall to-
morrow In the steamer Australia ian and On ther
arrival In London will confer with the British
Government on the snb;eet Of confederation Of
tho British Provinces in North America They
will remain in England until February, md viii
rrrss upon Parliament the psssage Of IN act for
Mastets on tSeIr TaT nom csnsda .o tats eity
were attended with considerable secrecy, tte par
y travelling ineopaifto In order 10 be protected
TIapsfes Of stock In the New Yo1k Central Rail-
election Of Directors On the lath Of Decomoer.
10 inei respective tnterests and the result Is con-
siderable excitement In financial circles. Tho
Unised E1p:ets, lnse:cet have, It i be1ieyed.
rurch ased zucse1t stock to control tna e1cc don
and present indications atr highly favorable to
Ynn. G. Cargo. OF Bnta1c. for The presidency Of
Colonel Tal. P. shataer. Of Rentncky. il endea.
vorsnc to procuse funds for removal Of the rocks
At He'll Gase, b. means of nitro glJeer1ne and
g. Mas.is rrnre, .hnw thst ~ eh.,,1eI n iii
G.ta w ~ rn;iIc1v eiesncd hT ria Ifnd ~ nh.
m1rtas n7 oes'ing, .ls g3,on,o.,aa ,c.a,v ,o, -,na
a,.n1.1 ~ w,fs,.w r. IA sri.S,.t5on u the
oErla3 r3.t. - ~ ~ tsn 5ocIh ~ ~ SnrnS,n~- - Nv
III, I.1a I'VE" ,,e..s ~ ~ az th fhnn,.n5
xIs ~ Mssrs!5s ~ hsc,s hs1- hsro .bjoned heet
e. o. isrs H. .,is 9 ,hs 6fhc- .ide
to ~ uarss !4 ~ H'g s W I1 a ~
t1s .s1 ioss ~ oursa "'a'o 1~'e '04 wv
da1 I md II to-dsy % IN - ,he failure Of two OF three
pIT%nen.J eaJo ~ H.. ,,.~.,,,,,, IT r-r.,,v J.,
aoe svM s,MH ~. "a rhett.a T..sasG5 ~ =
, 1866-11-14
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

r5tcttnx sfFeDtnn Clscles-SuppoAed tndica.
tions OF tho Lnoked-tor Nfete0rlc shower.
P1n1ADH1fHlA, November IA meeting Of oil
the Fenan Circles IN this city was held thls ere-
ming, for the purpose o. choosing eommlttee to
take charge Of whatever fluids and material oi
war naay be contributed, and % eecuso psnpe,
headquarters. An address sEas delivered by Col
onet Copdon, Of New York.
Up to II .. N. theEe Are no Indications Of The
enxiauefy expected n,eteoFtc shower. The weather
l. clear and cool: Thtrs wa sone display n
sunset Of pecultar reddish appearances Of tht
eky, noticed Just before the graf neteoric storu
of1s?a About ?. m. ! peculiar light, similar tc
the tail OF comet, appeared above the eastern
horizon. which attracted much attention. It last
ed about Ten mlnutcs md then faded tom view.
, 1866-11-14

HEvana adytcea SAY that General Mauzano, tho
elamation to thr reople, and addressed clrcn.ats
in II gard 70 the absolute determination to 81. ,
pre-, the tlave uade altogether, and completely
root 1t cut Of tho land by strictly and uurescrTcdty
carrying out the law to The vary lo:tcz It's aa1l
also that 1t u private interview With the French
and Chilled Statea Consuls, hit Exeelleccy was
fsr - to insure both fanctiopastcs that be would
devotn Ill his enerries to so plausible and neccs
raIy measure - the early and total extinction o1
the aboMtpahIe traffic.
, 1866-11-14

Audaciouk Walt Of the GaeFtltA HARPER
He IL Farsaed but Probably Escape1
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TfIban-.l
LOUISVILLE, November u.
About noon On Monday, Harper, the notorious
guerilla, cane Into Gallattn, Ky-, On business,
and attended only By one mae. Information Of
hia presence reached Judge Berry, who ordered
every one he saw to assfst lc capturing him hc
te1t With gun. aud In company with his clerk
and Master ~ho wern tlso armed, putsned Has
per who vas by this ane leaving. fney d.sd
several .hote. Int With what success oar insoT-
mnnt could not say AZ he WAS obliged to Leave on
the fraJu
, 1866-11-14

age to this city copeley took sick. and o.
tai; thar for some reason Be WIS refneed admit
tance into that Inattiutiou, and WAS sent to the
City Hospital. C4ptatn 1aya talks Of AuelIS the
city Tor false imprisonment
, 1866-11-14

Election OF President Of Hoxsdo1u College.
BnuKsw1cK. No.. November 13--Prof Hsr.is
of tte BanRpr Tbeolotlca1 Seminary. WIS to-day
elected P1esident Of The Bowdon College. oJ the
unanimous votc Of The trustees and oreEseers.
General Chamberlain tcst8ued The Chair Of Rhtt-
and OrataFy. In anticipation Of entering upon
his dutlta nf finIefnnc nf the SIafe.
, 1866-11-14

Meeting or OMccrs oi the Arm5 of the Ten.
nef SCR.
CINCINNATI, November t3.-The meeting Of the
officers Of the Army Of the Tennessee takes place
here tomorrow. Generals Grant aud Sherman
will not be present "a expected. bat there will be
4 large representation Of other distinguished OH
cers. Mox1rt Hall has been tne1y decorated for
lhc OCCASION. grind banquet At the Bnrnctt
House will close tie proceedings.
, 1866-11-14

Ctxc1yxAsa. Nosemb.E 11--Thc rnja1edon In
the case Of the Goodyear Dental Vulc1nite Com
pauy a-a!ast White, granted in Boston, was OBJ
;ainel ,.y detsnlt, without resistance, and In no
way affects WeHtc1n dtutiuets.
, 1866-11-14

P.oeeedtnxn Of tho tscarxia LrEtslature.
Nu1xuoryuLE, Ca. November 13.-1he Sen
A.e passed the bill extending the simt. undo. rae
relief ae., fos tte payment Of the 6iss tas!ln:as
, 1866-11-14

FROM EUR0PR B. |
Rumored Tender Of the Grown Of |
Poland to Maximilian. |
Napoleon viii Uphold the Tenn
poral Power Of the Pope.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Prominent Points in Secre-
tary McCulloch's Forth
coming Report.
Nuilification OF General Grants
Famous New Orleans Order.
The Presidents Washington Or
Gan |nf}u[ens in Rev0[ution.
! ary Language.
| FR 0 II CANAD 1
Little Progress Made in the Fe-
Man Trials Yesterday.
The Day Occupied in the Discussion
Of Points Of Law.
| FROM MEXICO
Incidents Attending Maximilian's
Bbdicatien.
Bazaine Will Probably De-
clare himself Dictator.
THE baltimore POLICE Goa.
MlssI0kERs' lMBR0allO.
The Hnbtas Corpus Case Decided in Fa:
Il TOT Of lhe New Commissioners.
Tile Police Force Ordered to Report
to the New Board.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE BUF.
p FkL0& ERIE RAILROAD.
:. Four Persons Killed and Thirty
T. two Wounded.
, 1866-11-14
THE BAl7;MDaE POLICE Goa.
MlsSIOKERs' lMBR0allO.
The Hnbtas Corpus CASE Decided in Fa-
TOT Of 1he New Commissioners.
The Police Force Ordered to Report
to the New Board.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on The BUF-
FkL0& ERIE RAILROAD.
Four Persons Killed and Thirty
two Wounded.
FROM EUROPE.

BIZ At1nntlc Cnb,e-Rnmorcd Tender Of the
Crnwu Of Poland 10 Mnxlmtttan-Rnsstnn
NnTn1 htaf1onR to be snpprthsed-Thc
Pape Conscuts to Reside nj aIaatA.
PAn1s, November 1a.-Tne rnmor that b. se-
crct treaty the army Of Belgium has boon placed
At the disposal Of the French Emperor, in event
OF w1z, u contzadtcted.
LONDON, November 1a.-There are yaEue ruu1ora
anoat that the Emperor Naximiliau has been Of
fcred the crown OF Poland under certain crentu.
alitics.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1a-The Gorc.n-
ment ofRusala has resolved 70 suppress The naval
ttation at Kettct, In the Cr1mea, and TerXanfoe.
OF Tdr ecA OF AzuT. "
loapox, November 1s-Thn ship Agra, bound
from London to New York, and tho bazl ELIZA.
beth jenkins, bound FROM london to noaton. came
ia collftion tn the English channel yesterday
The jenkins was sunk, sud ten llEes were Lost
The Agra suffered considerable "a mage.
new ToKK. November 15.-Thc following deg
ra,ch was received this no 1t the otace OF leu
tct's Telegraph Company, In this city:
LONDON, November ts.-Thc Pope has consent
ed to rcs.dc IN Malta, II forced 10 quit Rome.
Election RIOTS hare occurred In Genoa, but Or
Ger was restored by tba troopa.
Latest Eneli%h Markets.
Loxpos. Monday Evenink. November T.
Ho0s{ % slr e Ra
sssstsa5ts: E5s sl*; Illinois csatF.'- 5 Uni
/ ted 6tAtt8 e>@M, tt4.
| LrEEroo1- November l9-EveninxN 4
Tbs cotton mari ct is auii. saes to-day bare been
stN Ea:cx. MidtiinE uplands closcd 1t tA421!x. Tbs
market for hrcadttu1s IL rrm. Corn Advanced 10 3'a
| fo mixed NcAtcln.
lsy rIaai--Sapnleon will Uphold the Tempo-
raj Power Of the ropc-The Queen of spain
oarrs Hip uoltncna one Of Her Provinces.
NEW YoEk, November 12.-The Berlin,
October ssth, correspondence Of the Lon
dsn Timer, says: The Pope has been IN.
formed b. sbe Emperor Napoleon, shat Fsance
will uphold bis teTpoFa! power again.t al
rebellion or invasion. The bearer Of this impoE.
taut message wAs Cardinal Rsisach, who lstcl5
passed ta1 weeks In France, and WAS coum!s-
stoned By the Emrcror Napoleon 10 scquaius ths
! unJy F8tbrr with this resolve.
yeeehia, hut not content wl1h placing uamoe;
| OF men and Euna nj the disposal OF the Pope,
Quccn Isabel has written again 10 tell Bis Holt
nct. ths! nothing would Ctye her srease{ Rlsa.are
provinces, should her troops fail IN nalntainipi
his RoYal nEc!ocat1vo Il Rome. Whole oass, p, 2,
f,itp3s, wil eventually occ.pt cannot he fortscen
, 1866-11-14

nfAEONIC.--Blaney Lodge, No. Ell, =.
Eodxe will te heA IN "AraL1o Conraandery Asylum r.
fA!sonic TeMple> thit tWEDSESDAEl EFenins y y
bu.ne OF Importance. Ia feEAsd II tne New Hail VIII
re rrreepttd. j. c. WHITNEY. e<crrsars.
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To CoNsTuPTtyr..

TIE advertiser. haviag bc.a re.tos-d O. he.hh
- q ~ ---ss y vefy sinpie remedy. al ~
hsssag saa-fci &C. -<versl sesr. ~uh : .~ssr~
$50 ahe-tiea. sai thsi drrad eisea-s C.as.,..,,-
tsoa-s- ass''-s- 60 nsAs kne~u o. hi- isiLs~ ssi-
hfs ~ 81 case
T. ~ -ho de-frr a.. b. ~,ii scnI oorv - th-
rr--sr,ptoa rsrd (iree II chsrEr.) ~th The dir~--
trsas g. prvpsriag s.i ssiog th- 49,. ~hseh
thss ~il Sal SOS Cess 49, Coxsuarrtox.
AsTHHs. bsosc atrts. Coo eHs. taLDs. .st
al thru-.t sat Lag Aa-cftaas. Thr ssais abi-rt
- The sirsft-~f s-alia< The Pr--cr,ptius !. a.
h-ae6t ths salctri. aei rpF~.d f-esruuattoa -hfrh
- es-c~i.-. 20 - iassis.hi- ssd h. 49,. ever,
safesst ~ TO- hss rru-lv. a.. "a ~tI c.,.f thsui
soshiag. 80 saay prove e. ti~-strr
fsft-~s -tsaiax III pr--rripttaa. FHEE. ~ 20.
tura mail. -tI ni-.- stdrr..
KEE. EDW ARD A WILSON.
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Whiskers, Whiskers,

D. yos ~ant Nh'-ksrs 80 Nea-f.chs.f Osr
erecssa Ces''fouad al sore. thssn O. grns 90 The
saaaath~.i t4c~ 90 chta. hair 90 hati heads 90
- Me-ks. ffscs. "a CO. 3paeksr-. So 90 o.
>sat By sas'l -as Aers. eisscy .-al-d % receipt
q prtc~.
A.hif-s.. WARNER 4 go. .-BoN iss.
Rruokira y. y.
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CtARDtAN'S SALE. Pur-uaat % L.
~ o-ns- Iron th- frot.sts Co-srt q Oxfsff
touais, n snd-rssg.-d. guastias q Chsries "A.
CisFk. - 81. rnrasr hers ~ T.. ". Chtk. Ists
offsrts, dec-s-e-i ~tii seii ~ puhtc 90 private
$40. - ~ pr~-ni---. 80 >stur,isy. Nsrrh at-t.
81 10 o'ciock. q. " 70. th- hous~sf~ad fsru q ,aid
e.-o~a~cd; al-s thre~ out-srts. situsfei IN SID
fafls. sni ose 30 ia tae tafv~r.siisi hou-e asd
49, s,arth IN to pew o. th~ Baptist hoa.s o.
fsr's hih. ~ the property ~ ny ~aris
JAMES z. CLARK
Tn above .si- % adjnsra~a o. Saturday APRIL
ti-i-. 81 o'ctock, 2. " "a ths Pcs Oac- A.,
Psrts Hfu.
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The coPartnershiP. under the style OF
Johns0a snd English. hastily formed Tor Po-
hiicAl purposes. by The latter uithou, the
consent Of The former. vas uncerenoaious-
ly dissolved by The people. on the "a inst
The business u tbs Legitimate Grin las
been most disastrous. IL - sail that the
junior partner loses about $1,000. Tbs
has been brought about By ION, Of The en-
ployed. such a. traitors. JudAses and Ana
masses. Hartford Press
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Special Notices.

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ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH, SCRATCH! SCRATCH :
UhedfOn's Ointment.
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

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Invested 49, sc ehia.fns. aothsche. f.ia o. The
t.-s. n-s-sigia ana rhsu,asts.a. Ia a. surE
hssGpr Fos AeUH ssDCuttts sspFEyEH.
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Notice.

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lf sa.I arrfinr
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