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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27

crease his revenue, authorized agents to
sell indulgences for crime, system oy
which contracts were made for absolu-
ton, even for crimes anticipated. Ihis
g1aring inconsistency aroused the bold
spirit Of. that pioneer reformer. and rhls
staunoh eloquence seat . force throsgh
Germany, that, in time aroused all Eu-
rope. The, broad, liberal. and christian
spirit that pervades the Cesstitutions Of
cur country, arc the fruit Of the seed
Il. We can sometimes see things distAne
better than near. We, too, are accus-
toned to sell indulgencies. We say to
men who act on the principle, get rich.
Lii you will pay 70 the State a specified
sum, you can open house for the he: sale 'Ale
of liquors of all sorts. In your system
it is expected for you to be as shrewd
and cunning as Srartans, and to give
you a fair opportunity to take IN
| the boys. you may have a screen before
! your door, and a back room for men
! whom, your arts have unnamed; but II
we find out your rY;eks we will punish
you. The State VIII sell you an indul--
gence only on conditionay gu are cunning
/ prudent, shrewd.s The. widows sons may
! be your victims;. wives rnay be made
miserable !, the family circle may. drink
tn cups of .sorrow; the youth may be
truinsd 3 ,stili We cell you the ightte DO
] all this, aoniy II must be done carefully
E. have in my mind . man. In one OF
( the lssgs cities Of Indiana, who owns q
house, and under it 2 large cellar. II is s
presumed that in that cellar is secreled
goods. of svarieasl descriptions, tasxan
| from others by the tricks of artfui men.
mo man dares to venture into that cellar
| because be would be marked BY the gang'
and his own house might become VIC
tam to the torch. In that house may be
seen a company of boys, carefully Sc
4 lected and we'll drilled; some OF them
/ are ttessasapffths Ieeet citizensss Drn7
lied to what2~ To. skillfully pick your
4 pockets; seereee, or pass unObs efSed,
larticses from ono TO- another. Tangh'
the science Of stealing, and with i, the
a arts of smoking. drinking and swearing
Z I in the most accomplished msthod, how
a to bea gentleman rogue, and 70 hold, uI
. the head. and to feel hald a the. aeths'
saAa1.9 szs.ss Aaaz.sssssss~as-
faoa With - :,,AJ -, s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27

The isonclad Nov 1esaatdO. 1Sas -
stroyed by fire at Lsng1s sld1nnds below
PhiIadeiphia, on s01suso9 aght No
other vessels were dafia3 q 81 Tie eaase
of the fire viii be inyeglienta6 hy q court
If Fonuirv. rex .xasssaz ~ .A4ak a@ssszxs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
Morning Edition.

After taking in coal the telegraph fleet
will sail for the spot where the cable was
lost last year, to recover the end and COM
plete second line between Ireland and
New Foundland, then the Medway will pro-
ceed to lay the new cable across the Gulf of
ST. Lawrence.
The cable viii be open for business in a
few days, and all messages sent to Europe
in tho order they are received at Hearts
Content cannot find words suitable to
convey my admiration for men who have
so ably conducted the nautical engineering
and electrical departments of this enterprise
so successfully amidst difficulties which were
required to be seen to be appreciated. In
fact all on board of the telegraph fleet anl
all connected with the enterprise, have
done tb cir very best to have the cable made
and laid in perfect condition, and He who
rules the winds and the waves, has crowned
their united efforts with perfect success.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Eight years ago, almost to day, the
bells in church steeples were rung, rusty
throatcd cannon belehed forth their
thunder, and editorial rhetoric was pro-
fusely indulged in over the announce
ment of that mythical parsonage De-
Sauty, that It was ALL RIGHT." But
before the shouts of an exultant people
had fairly died out, De Sauty faded into
obscurity, aad the tremulous thread which
for brief and fitting moment connected
the Old World with the New, if it did not
part from its ifastennings, Ikeits successor,
and disappear in the neasureless depths of
the great sea, because voiceless, and the
Atlantic Telegraph was pronounced a
failure. Since then Cyrus W. Field, the
originator of the idea of international
telegraphic decentralization, whose uncon-
querable pluck, indomitable energy and
unwearicd perseverance have given him
a lasting and worldwide fame whatever
may be the final result of his enterprise,
has directed his efforts steadilyto the ae-
eomplishment of the purpose in hand,
and we have now the end of his fifth ex-
pertinent. Thank God, the Cable has
been laid aud IS IA. perfect '0orkiag order!f'
is fuller and more Satisfactory than the
q all right of De Sauty. The first an
nouncement il. this city of the arrival of
the Great Eastern, reached here yester-
day forenoon in a private dispatch to Col.
Stager, TO which were annexed the tele-
grams of Mr.. Field from Hearts Con-
tent. Details of the operations connected
with the laying of the Cable, so far as
giver, will be found in the reports to the
Associated Press, to which the reading
public will this morning turn with an inter-
est akin to tLat which prevailed when
news of some ofthe great victories of our
late war was flashed over the wires. No
particulars of the expedition have been
furnished before News of its success and
the detailed account of the voyage come
together. The Great Eastern left Sheer
ness, at the mouth of the Thames, Eng
land, on the sOth of June, with the in
terminable Cable coiled in her hold, and
on the 18th of July, aving been joined
by other vessels, the Irish shore end
was laid at YaIentia with the solemniiy
of religious services, and the feet
freighted with its precious burden start
ed for America. Through arain, sun.
shine, fogs and squalls" paying out tn,
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HEARr,s CoNrrxr. Jnlv 2s-

To Hon. WbI. H. Se'0ard, Washington
The telegra ph cable has been successfully
laid between ireland and New Foundland.
I remember with gratitude your services in
the Senate of the United States in the win
ter of 1857, and recolleet with pleasure The
speech you thea made in favor of tho Tele-
graph Bill. Thas you may never have rea-
son to regret what you have done to estab-
lish Communication across the Atlantic, is
the sincere wish of yeur friend.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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Foreign News.
Arrival of the steamer Peruvian.

saturday NIGHTS DIsPATcHEs.l
FARrHEe Po1zF, July 2s.-The steamship
Peruvian. from Liverpool on Thursday,
July 10, via Londonderry, on Friday, July
20, passed this point at o'clock, P. NJ, en-
route for Quebec.
The steamer Moravian from Quebec ar
rived at Londonderry on the 10th.
The steamer City Of Boston from New
York arrived at Queenstown on the 18th
inst
Latest by telegraph to Londonderry:
LIVERPOOL, July 2O.-The military posi-
ton is unchanged. Great forces are con-
centrating on both sides before Vienna.
The MOniteur says that Prussia has con-
sented to abstain from hOstilities for FIVE
days, provided that Austria agrees to do the
same and give her decision on the basis
proposed within that period.
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Washington News.

o-sotIfst UI NIEU HUIHLy DIaIs
NEW YoRk, July 2s.-Tt is reported from
Washington that the Equalization of BOun-
ties bill was passed last night in such a
shape as not to require an appropriation Of
more than S75,000,000, instead Of 5000, ,O0O,-
900 as was at first stated.
Private Secretary to tJle President.
General Fullerton has been recalled from
New Orleans to become Private Secretary to
the President.
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Associated Press Report.
ATLANTIC CABLE.

NEw YORK, July %, $50 A. M.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has just been received from
Cyrus W. Field:
HEARTS CONTENT, July 2s, 1866.
We arrived here at o'clock this morn
ing all well. Thank God the cable has been
laid and is in perfect working order.
(Signed) CYRUS W. FIELD.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30

s.M. PErrEHGILL 4 Co., Newspaper Ad-
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New YORK,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents ior
she LsADER in those cities, and arc agents
for all the newspapers in the United states
and Csnadas. They are authorized 70 take
advertisements at the same T es that we
charge st this office.
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General News.


SYRACUSE, n. Y July 29.-Time made at
the trot Yesterday: First heat, Dexter half
mile in i:I2H; heat in 2:271S: Butler sew
eral lengths behind Second heat Dexter
half mile in I:I52; heat in 2:Sel Butler
ten lengths behind. There were 4, 1000 peo-
pie on the ground and-great disappoint-
ment.
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WV. II. SEWARD,
HEARr,s CoNTENr. jul

HEARTS UONTENT, July z.
To the Honorary Directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company:
congratulate you on the successful com
pletion of telegraph communication between
Ireland and New Foundland, and hope
within the next two weeks from this time
to inform you that the cable lost last year
has been recovered, and that second line
is in operation across the Atlantic. l as
sure you that all on board the Telegraph
fleet will do all that they can to accom-
plish this object. CYRUS W. FIELD.
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EquItabIe Life Assurance Society

Equitable Life Assurance Society,
of the United States, 80 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, $4,000, 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81, 900, ,OOO. .oO-purely mutual. An
aoaI Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends. ANNUALLY
IN eAGH. The next dividend sill be declared Feb
ruary list, 1861. 1t is believed that no company
in this oountry will be able TO present greater sd
vantages in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
was less than that Of any Of the older American
Companies, and its sw business for the past year
s1s, ,ss3 Oo0) exceeds the new business Of any EeT
York Company in any previous year. This sccie-
ty has met with but one loss in this eity-Mr.
Phillip 1. Price, who was insured three yesrs
since for s., 600. His heirs received the amount
Of his policy (S5 0Oo, aud dividend to the amount
OF S33 1000 in cash. within ten days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance. or for agencies apply to
THAYERs MUNsON, General Agents,
hos. and Park Building.
may4 Cleveland, Ohio.
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W.suIycrox. D. q. JnIv %.

To Cirrus w. Field, Hearts Contctt:
If the Atlantic cable had not failed in
1858 the European States would not have
been led in 1861 into tho great error of sup
posing the wsr would either perpetuate Af-
rican slavery or divide this Republic.
Your great achievement constitutes, trusb
an effective treaty of international neutral
ity and non Intervention.
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WAsHIxGTos. July %.

'711III1'N Vl'3 OU y ..
To Cyrus ". Field, Hearts Content:
I heartily congratulate you, and rust that
your enterprise may prove as successful as
your efforts have been perseYeri ne. May
the cable under the sea tend to P rornote har-
mony between the Republic of the Western
and tho governments of the E astern Hem
isphere- ANDR Ew JOHNSON.
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AUCTION SALES.

"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IST, 1866.
w Great Sale Of Draft Horses, Scs at auotion
To be sold at Auction, at Austintown, Mahoning
County Ohio, on "Wednesday, August lst, leGb,
commencing at 10 A. p. and continuing from da y
to day until all are sold
Seventy Heavy Draft Horses
Eight bueCy-0r Carriage Horses;
Two Bnggies aud Harness;
Thirty Wagons aud Harness;
TNenty-dvr Carts aud Harness..
Also quantity Of Pioughs, rspers, Picks,
shevels, BarroWs, 9ron Bars, and other articles
too numers Us te mention Terms or sale; Tor all
amounts over $50, ap roved notes at ninety days
will be accepted, or "a per ccut. discount allowed
for cssh- III tt WILLIAM LIZ,
supt Of Contribution New Ii sb5n Railway.
2. H BEASs Aucrr july Ze:356
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VOL. XX---NO. 1T.
From New York.
Daily Cholera Report.

NKw YoRK, July 2s.-Ten cases ofcholera
and three deaths in this city are reported
to-day. In Brooklyn six cases and one
death are reported.
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Saturday Nights Report.
General News.
The crosby Opera House

CH1cAeo, July 2S.-A railroad club has
organized for the purpose of taking Loco
tickets in the Crosby Opera House Art Asso-
citation. 1t is the intention that only rail-
road and steamboat men shall be allowed
to purchase shares.
Union Convention.
New ORLEANS, July 2S.-A Union conven-
ton meets on the; 3Oth. Mayor Monroe
addressed letter to General Baird inform
ing him that he intended 20 disperse the
convention and arrest the members,
unless they were protected by the military.
General Baird says no protection has been
asked but ridicules MonrOe's proposition,
and says if legal convention it had right
to meet, if an Illegal one it was harmless,
and pleasantly concludes that he shall pre-
vent all violence and preserve order.
All the State officers have formally pro
tested against the Governors proclamation
and the Secretary of State refuses 70 seal it.
After the adjournment of the meeting
last night, the negroes formed in procession
and armed with clubs, briekbats, &c, went
bowling through the streets threatening
violence. at the meeting speakers used
violent language.
Two or three serious disturbance have
occurred in and near the city, resulting in
the killing of three negroes and three
policemen being badly bruised up by the
negroes. All quiet now. Ten or fifteen
negroes have been arrested and jailed.
It IS understood an effort is being made
by the Chief Of Police 10 have the speakers
who used violent and incendiary language
arrested.
A committee of citizens will write 10
General Sheridan asking aid to suppress
the effort of exciting the black population
sgainst the whites.
Fire.
ROME, n. =, July 29.-There was an ex-
tensiYe fire here to-day. Loss Si50,0oO.
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HEARr's CONTENT, July q, via AsPY BAY,
July 2D.-The London Times Of the 27tlI
says of the Atlantic telegraph: 1t is great
work. The glory of the age and nations,
and they who have achieved it deserve to
De honored as benefactors of the raoo.
4 treaty of peace has be en- signed between
Austria and Prussia
A previous telegram says 1hata five days
armistice between Austria a nd Prussia com
menced on the 2Sd at noon There was
fighting on the 22d, the Austrians claiming
a victory.
Earl SALISBURY protested in The House of
Commons agaiI st the reform meetiDg
In discussion, on the tariff bill, Sir John
Psrkiugton admitted that England was be-
hind other nations.
a severe engagement took place on the
goth off the Island of Lissa. The Austrians
claimed victory. They sank the italian
iron clads, by running down one and blow
ing the other.
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" Lives there a man with soul 20 dead,
Who never to himself hath said'
Boblok's Bitters-they are the best
To appetite they give zest;
There are none 30 good, o3e SO pure,
Disease none will 50 surely cure.
Take it my friend il you'd be well,
Take it, and to Your e'ghbors tell
TIL wondrous story oftheir wcrth;
Tell1t, and let the word 60 forth,
Bealth is wealth, and that means greenbacks,
One thing better that is Robacks -
jy3O
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lust PubIished-A pamphlet containing
much valuable Information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, obsrlin, o. jy2S
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New Laundry for Fine Weshing and
Ironing Of GenfIenien's Ljnen.-hessrs.
MACKENZIE S PARSONS respectfully announce
70 the gentlemen OF Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now in operation, and they are prepared to re-
oeive orders st their store, No. Il Monument
Square, for doing up gsntlsmsn's linen in the best
and most neat style. junell:RlS
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CLEVELAND 1 FOiEBO R4ILROAO.
Il aNl - =: -


1850 sUMMEB ARRAEGEMEHT- 1856
AN and a:tar Monday, July SotA, 1866, trains
" will leave Cleveland daily IS follows tsnndsyf
eKoePtedE .
Grafton, Oberln, Kpton, HerwGlk, hon.
rosTine Clyde. Fremont and arrives al
Toledo at 1880 A. 81. Chicago at s;c9 p n
and Detroit G.3l P. 4. Z-1 A. NJ Toledo
Express Etaps at ell st4tigus on southern
Divisions, and arriyes a. Tolrd5 at lz-O5 p
NJ. Chicago at II - p y.
80 P. M.-WBSTERH MAIL-Stops at all sta
tions on Southern Division, and arrives ni
Toledo At T;31 ,. NJ, Chicago $50 A. NJ aBd
Detroit at 1910 P. q.
4.e0 2. M.-E0RrHERE MAIL-stcps at ali sta
tons on Northern Division snd arrives o.
Sandusky at Gas P r.
s.3O T. M.-EIGHT TX KESS-Stops at Grafton,
olcrlIn, Eorwalk, Monrocyilie, Clyde and
Fremont. and arrives in Toledo Il 80 A. -
-Chicsgc at 10 80 A H.s and Detroit at 1905
gonnections are made nt Honroeyillo with Oh
Eendusky Mansfield EeT ark Raiiroadi a. sanius-
ks ~fth DAYTON Cincinnati Ralrond; al Fremont
vith the Fremont &rIudiAna Railroad; and at To
leio with the Michigan Southern Aorthern In
diana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit. jackson, Fort Wayne, Ls9gansport, Lafsy-
cite, CsiTs, Alton, 81. Louis and Lll points hesiI
Northwest end 3ouths'est.
Traius7 arrive ia CieH Hand from Tcledo suc IN
West at 6;l5 A. ~, A. A. r., zS3 md .;e0 ? n
Eandusky nc 9:lJ A. 4. L. u. buOhEh,
Cleveland, July 80, 1876. salerinteh1ent,
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What stops Nervous TOOthaehe, Nervous
Headache and Seurslgia in Minutes, and cures
CstArrh in twelve weeks7 WeIeoffs Instant
Pain AnnthiIatOr-
-.-- STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS keAEFIELD,
ivzs Wholesale Agents, ClsYelAnd, 0.
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SECOND pIsPATcH.

HEARTS CONTENT, July 2S, 1866.
We are in telegraphlc communication
with Ireland. The cable is in perfect order.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

NEwe FcRK, July 25.-The wife Of Will
liam Cullen Bryant, died at her residence
on Long Island, to-day, in her 10Th year
-....'lf A FESIAN GALL.
A call addressed to all circles in this city
and vicinity, is issued for d general meet
ing o-morrow, Sunday aftern0on,) on busi-
ness said to becf inPortanee.
, RI ENlGRArEoS.
The total number of emigrants arrived
this year is 127, $50 or 5000 moro than last
year.
ef 0oSKIRMATIoSs-
WAsHIEsroE, July 2s.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations
Assessor of Internal Revenue, MelancthOn
A. Kubbell, Of Toledo; Thomas 7. Eckerts
Assistant Secretary of War; United States
Marshals Andrew Hicken, Southern Dis
trict Of Ohio, and c. W. Read, for the North
ern District of California Caleb Cushing
of Massachusetts,, Charles p Eads, Of the
District Of Columbia and William Johnson
Of Ohio, to be Commissioners under the act
of Congress to provide for the revision and
consolidation Of the statute law. The fol-
lowing 10 be Postmasters Brady s. Stuce,
Monton, Ohio; Richard Rodgers, SPRING
field. Ohio Horace Chapen, Jacksonville
Illinois; John s. Hall, New Philsdelphia o;
A. II. Sanders, Davenport, Iowa; William
G. Shelly, Newport Kentucky; William G.
Lewis, Atlanta, Georgia; James N. Weth-
erelI, Berrin, Michigan William c. Buck,
Marietta, Ohio John T. Mahona, Athens
Ohio; Wesley Oscar, DanVille, Kentucky;
Moses W. Fay 0Imsteed, Minnesota; Ed
ward Gray. Waupun, Wisconsin; Geo
W. Rodgers, New Haven, Connecticut ].
Ryan Decatur, Illinois John B. Skinner Of
New York, TO be First Assistant POstmas-
(COntinnea on fourth pas
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Communication with Hearts Content.
Hearts Content, where the American
end of the Atlantic Cable is fastened, is
the name of a locality, mot town or vii
lage even, in Trinity Bay, on the eastern
coast of New Foundland, north of st.
Johns. Between st. Johns and Hearts
Content there is telegraphic communica-
ton; there is also telegraphic commune
cation between St. Johns and Cape Ray,
New Foundland, distance 400 miles.
From Cape Ray across the Bay of St.
Lawrence, so miles, to Aspy Bay, Nova
Scotia, communication Is kept up by sail
ing yachts, the cable which connected
Nova Scotia with New Foundland having
been broken. New York is in direct
telegraphie communication with Aspy
Bay There will be delay of from ten
10 twelve hours-or whatever length Of
time it requires for sailing vessel TO
make so miles-in the receipt of the
European news at New York after it
arrives at Hearts Content. Thus, Cyrus
W. Fields dispatch from Hearts Con-
tent announcing the success Of the Gable,
which was sent Saturday last, lat what
hour is not stated, did not reach New
York until Sunday morning at nine
o'clock. If this ten-hour obstacle were
to be of long continuance it would be a
serious annoyance 20 the public, but it is
to be removed. A new and superior cable
is soon to be laid between Nova Scotia
and New Foundland by the New York
and New Foundland Telegraph Company,
irrespective of the success OF failure of the
Atlantic Cable. 1t is expected that this
will be completed in four weeks, and until
then, should the Atlantic Cable be sue
eessful, one or more dispatch steamers
viii be run daily between Aspy Bay and
Cape Ray.
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Steel stamps and Stencil Brands,
of every description and style, Manufactured At
1875 Ontario, HurIbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
msys:RI5 An. PIPER.
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New PotatOes.-5Os Bushels ripe, good size
shaker Russetts, in bulk, sacks or barrels, at ~
MerWin street.
jy2l:SSs RANSOM MELHIHCH-
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HEARTS CONTENT, July %.

To the Directors of the New York, New
Foundland and London Telegraph Co:
We arrived this day. The cable has been
laid across the Atlantic, and IS in perfect
working order. AS soon as we hav taken
in coal We shall proceed to the spot where
the cable was lost last year, and when re-
covered, splice it with the cable on board
of the Great Eastern and return 10 this
place. Then the Medway will proceed to
lay the cable across the Gulf Of ST. Law
renee cannot express to you how thank
ful feel that you Will now receive some re-
turn for the money that yeu have spent,
and the time that ycu have devoted during
the last half year to connect by telegraph
our own country with Great Britain.
CYRTs " FTEID
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EshIeman,s Patent Neck Tie HcIder.

This convenient article, for the sentlOmAn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
is a simple labor-saving contriyanoe by which
several different ties eau be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
innnlI.RlS Mnnnrnnnt Snr1ara