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sweeny's Proclamation to the People of
Canada:
A PROCLAMATION.
To the People Of British AnsericG
We come among you as the foes of
British rule in Ireland. Exiled from that
native land of ours by the oppression of
British aristocracy and legislation, our
people hunted down to the emigrant chips
or worse, to that eharnel of government
institutions, the poor-house; our country
men toru from their families and friends
and hurled in droves into the prison pens
of England and Ireland; our country
subjected to foreign tyranny, which dis
franchises the mass of the Irish people and
makes poverty and misery the sad rule of
their condition, covering our fair land
with paupers' graves and wretched novels,
eliciting from the liberal minds Of Eng
land herself, expressions of shame for the
government and Indignation for the
people.
We have taken up the sword to strike
down the Oppressors' rod, TO deliver Ire
land from the tyrant the despoiler, the
robber. We have registered our oaths
upon the altar of our country in the full
view of Heaven. and sent up our vows Ito
the throne Of Him who inspired them.
Then, looking about US for the enemy, we
find him heTe-nere in your midst, where
he is most vulnerable and convenient to
our strength; and have sworn 10 stretch
forth the armed hand of Ireland and Crap
pie with him. The battle has commenced
and we pledge ourselves by all the sacred
memories of struggling liberty, to follow
it up at any cost to either Of two slterns-
tives-the absolute political independence
and liberty of Ireland OF the demolition
of our armies.
We have no issue with the people OF
| these provinces, and wish to have none
/ but the most friendly relations. Our
weapons arefor the oppressors of Ireland.
Our blows shall be directed only against
the power of England; her privileges
alone shall we invade, not yours. We do
not propose to divest you Of solitary
right you now enjoy. We will ssssil and
asperse only the rights that are claimed
and enjoyed by the government of Great
Britain-the right 20 make her American
possessions the field and base of opera
tions in war against an enemy. We
come to install ourselves in her posses
sions, and turn them sgainst her in war
for Irish freedom. We are here, neither
as murderers nor robbers, for plunder or
spoliation We are here as the Irish army
ofliberation; the friends of liberty against
despotism, of democracy against aristoc-
racy, Of the people against their oppres-
sors, of the ballot against the privileges of
class, Of progress and development against
right and wrong; to conduct this contest
according to theslAws known TO honorable
warfare, in manner worthy of
the high object We aim for, and the
sublime sentiments that actuated u.s. In
a word, cur war is with the armed power
of England, and not with the people, not
with these Provinces. Against England
upon land and sea, until Ireland is free
And all who raise an arm to defend her
to frustrate or defeat us, belong 10 ths
common enemy, and ss such viii be deal
with. As we know how TO recognize The
services of our friends, so also do we know
how to punish the depredations Of ou
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Patent once Decision.
General News.

Bosrox, June 5.--The British steamer
Delaware, from Liverpool, May %, via
Queenstown, "a, arrived to-day with 40O
passengers, all well.
General Grant in ST. LOuis-Paeific
Railroad d--PresbyteriRn Assembly
Adjourned.
General Grant and family arrived in st.
Louis to o-day.
One hundred miles of the Union Pacific
Railroad was completed yesterday, giving
3s3 miles of continuous rail west Of ST.
Louis. This Company is now running 1926
miles Of road, including the LeayenwOrth
branch, and it will reach Fort Riley by the
latter part of July.
The Old School Presbyterian Assembly
adjourned last night to meet at Cincinnati
in Nav
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Special Dispatches.
BE0EIvED Up TO O'CLOCK. A. N.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.

OPENING OF U. S. COURT IN RICHNoSD-CHAReE
TO The JURY.
RICHMOND Va, June 5.-Judge Under
wood, after consultation with General Terry,
opened the United States Circuit Court this
morning. Messrs. Reed, Bradley, Brown,
VanSyckle, and Davis counsel were pres
ent. Some delay occurred before the panel
was complete. Judge Underwood delivered
his charge, of which the following are the
principal points:
!, Gentlemen of the Grand Jury: am happy
to meet you again, and TO know that you
are still living, notwithstanding the assaults
that have been made upon you. Little need
be said in addition to the instructions given
at Norfolk. Your last session has made you
historical, and I trust efforts which have
been made to intimidate you and impede
the course of Justice will not make you less
faithful and earnest in the discharge Of
your public duties.
The Judge then referred in the sey0rest
terms to the press of Virginia and the City
of Richmond for its share in the odlous
slave trade. Complaints Of threatened
violence and intimidation have been
forwarded to me by several Of your num-
Der. Your late heroic and patriotic actions
have been submitted to the highest legal
authorities of the Government, and l can
assure you of the earnest sympathy and
firm support of all the officers Of the law,
not even excepting the President, whom the
reasonable now fatter and fawn upon, but
whom many will probably soon curse as
heartily as they did two years ago
The Judge then recited the act PunIshlng
INSTRUCTORS of justice. He charges them
that they will have to exercise some re-
straint upon the Press, which has done 90
much to promote duels, assasslnations, muir
ders, &C., and concludes without any hint
touching the famous treason trial as fol-
lows:
But. Gentlemen, let US act with moders-
ton and discrimination, for though pros
tituted press is one of the greatest calami-
ties, free and virtuous press is one Of the
greatest public blessing. and the greatest or
nament, and the support of public officers.
The Grand Jury retired when M. VIM.
B. Reed of Philadelphia thus addressed the
Court:
May it please your honor, l beg to pre-
sent nyself in conjunction with my col
leagues as the counsel of Jefferson Davis, a
prisoner of State at Fortress Monroe, and
under Indictment for high treason in your
honor's court. We find in the records OF
your honor's court, an Indictment charging
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MACKENZIE A PARSONS.
EquitabIe Life Assurances society,

Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of the United States, 90 broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, s., ,Ooo, ,oOo.Oo; Annual
Cash Income, s., ,Ooo, 900 O.OO-purely mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
IN oAtH. The next dividend silI be declared Feb
ruary LIST, 1857. It is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad-
vsntages in its dividends to persons sssuring than
this Society, IS its total expenjiture to income
Was less than that Of any Of the older American
Companies, and its nsw business for the past year
(sls 623 O00) exceeds the new business Of any New
York Company in any previous year. This sooie-
ty has met with but one loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip 1. Price, who was insured three years
since for IS, 900. Bis heirs received the amount
of his policy (S5 ooo, and dividend to the amount
Of S73 1000 in cash, within ten days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals fer insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs & MuNsoN, General Agents,
.- Nos. l and Park Building.
mAya --=sa Cleveland, Ohio.
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osUero Market-Juue 5.

FLouR-steady aud active. Sales At SIC, ,26 for
No spripg; sI2o for red winter; 81, % for XX.
WHEAT-ActiTe. Sales Of Milwaukee club at
at 81 ,95; No do to arrive at S2.0e92,10.
OoRN-Unehanged. Sales st 7S5z974c for No
Illinois
OAIs-Dull. Sales Of Illinois at 5le.
CANAL FRKIGBIs-To New York Flour 3e9Sse,
wheat SIC, corn SIC
LAKE lNPoATs-S3, 800 bu wheat; 16, 800 corn.
CANAL ExPoRrs-l6,0o0 bu wheat; IL, 500 corn
6,I00 cats,
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Mrs. WinsloW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethiDg. by softening the gums, reducing all in
hammstions, will sllsy ali pain and spasmodic &C.
ton, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to yeur infants. We Rave
Put up and sold this article for 30 years, and
can say in confidence and truth of it what we have
never been able to say of any other medicine
never has Il failed in single instance to effect a
cure, when timely used Never did we know an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary, all are delighted with its opera
tions, and speak in terms of coumeDdation Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter ''what We do know" after 80 years
experience; and pledge reputation for the full
hIlment of what we here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
sold BY all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS cents per bottle.
ap23. Rl4-dysod:E
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Tha CIereInnd Iirhining Rod

| Ine OlcTelAnO LtkBanhHS EAOu
Company" who have been extensively en-
gagged in city for the past eleven years, manu-
featuring, whoesaling and retailing their electro
Magnetic " or Cable " Rod, are in the field again
this season, meeting with the very best Of success
in all sections ofthe oountry-EAst, at home, and
West. Their RoS is almost the only one used in
this, and the Eastern States wherever they have
bsen and they have for it the very highest re- ON
me ndations and testimonials Of the most learned,
scientific and practical men in our nation. They
have been employed by Government to erect their
Rod op several of their b1iIdings; also by very
large number OF Colleges and Institutions otlearn
ing. In fact wherever this company has been,
they and their Rod have unquestioDably taken the
preference over all others, and st home as well as
abroad they stand among our most successful
and deserving business companies. Their business
this season is but little increased over former
years, and yet they employ in the retail depart
mont eighty five men and eighty five horses, with
thirty wagons ard twenty-five buggies, divi-
ded into ave d.visions. one located here in this
city, one at Meadville, Pa, one at Newark, Ohio,
another st Fort Wayne, Ind, and also one in
Chicago ILL.,, and all Of these divisions meeting
with good success. Wherever this company goes
they give good satisfaston and receive their full
share Of the patronage Of the public as they Justly
deserve. In years past, as st present, this com
pany is wholesaling largely for the Eastern and
New England trade; several large retail compa-
MES in the larger cities and towns Of the East,
buying of this company, are meeting with great
success.
Our ofiee and manufsctcry is 2o5 Ontario street,
Z" Hurlbut Block Cleveland, o.
May 3lst, 1866. junel:3ls
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Ny. stock Market--June ..

GovEREAEEr SrooKs-Less active and rather
easier.
$50 coupons, of 1852, IO21< 5-2Os registered, Of
1852, IO21l; IO-4e coupons 951s; 3Os 1O2x-
SToCKs-Dull and lower
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chiesgo s1H;
Chicago aud Alton Sc; Chicago and Rock leland
g31<; Chicago and Northwestern 301S; do prefer
red 6O1z Illinois Central 1lS1<; cleveland and
Pittsburgh s45k; Michigan Southern so; Beading
lO95<; Hudson I1054; Ere 635s; New YORK Cen,
trAl 9s; Western Union Telegraph 90; Chicago and
Rock Island bonds 101H.
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social amenities in uIinois.

The Lawrenceville IIl.) Globe is re-
sponsible orthe following: "About seven
miles north of this city couple of our
Just before they took their seats at the
table the gentleman Of the house and his
wife got into dispute, and to end the
matter he knocked her down with his fist
In moment she took chair and in re-
turn knocked him down, and directly
after they took their seats at the table and
eat their dinners together as though
nothing had happened
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From Washington.

NEW YERK, June J-Specials TO the eve
ming papers say no conclusion has yet been
reached by the Government in regard to
bailing JEFF. Davis.
The Sale OfSpeeIe by the Government.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Secretary of
the Treasury in response to the House
question concerning the sales Of gold in
New York in May, reports that there was
sold $4,000, $40, paying P. NJ. Myers, the
agent for selling one-eighth of one per cent.
The rates at which the gold was sold was
S26,635 900 at 1909; S6,35O, 600 at 13Ol
$4,000 at 1891; S2,O6O,OOO at 1909; S35,OO0
at 1919. These were the only sales
since February. The coin in the Treasury
which had been accumulating was held to
facilitate a return to specie payment or be
disposed of in any emergency to protect the
national currency but not to 10 effect un-
Justly business and especially the interests
Of the labOring and producing classes.
These were his instruetaqs to Mr.. Van
Dyck, and his letter of eNt9anation which
was also submitted, shows they were fully
carried out The sales in February
amounted to fifteen millions, at premium
Of between 81 and 3S tper cent, and were
made on account of apprehended political
confictions. The sales in May were made
on account of unfavOrable financial intelli-
genoe from Europe. On the receipt of the
disastrous news brought by the Cuba the
sales were continued under active demand,
and a lsfger amount disposed Of than
would have been the case if word could
have reached Mr.. Van Dyck in time to sus-
pend, but the Secretary is now satisfied
with the proceedings, as a suspension at
that time would have caused a panic.
Though regretting the heavy sales he says
the action of Mr.. Van Dyck was both
courageous and iudicieus. The soundect
merchants and bankers of New York con
cur in opinion.
Patent Office Decision.
The Commissioner of Patents has lust de-
cided question of much interest TO all
operators in the petroleum regions. A year
ago or more patent was issued TO Colonel
E. A. Roberts, of New York, for a torpedo
to be exploded at any required depth in oil
wells, for the purpose of opening fissures in
oil veins where oil wells have proved alto
gether unproductive because they failed to
penetrate such veins, or where they have
ceased TO be productive in consequence of
becoming clogged with para6ne. The claim
was contested, but after months Of investi-
CATION and discussion priority Of invention
is admitted and the decision Of the Exami-
Merlin chief affirmed by the Commissioner.
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Toledo Harket-June 5.

WHEAr-Eew No Ic better, old steady. Sales
Of new white Michigan at s2,e692, ,ss; amber and
old No. red Wabash 81 Z, so, new amber $2,299
CoAS-steady at SIC for No 1 mixed; exc for
yellow.
oATs-1zo better.
RYE-Qliet-
L1kE FansHrs-Dull. &c on corn By steam to
Rufalo
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Ny. money Market-Jnne 8.

MosEY-steady at 697 per cent.
STERLING ACCOMPLISHMENTS and unsettled.
Merchants bills very dull at 1Os549 1O95S; Bank
ers' bills are quoted at l095<tdlle1s
GoLD-Excited and higher, opening at 1441s,
advancing to I46s, declining to 1854, and closing
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The Prisoners will not be Given Up
stephens Deserted.

New YORK, June 5.-Specials from Wash
ington to the evening papers say: No de-
cision has been arrived at in regard TO the
Fenian prisoners in our possession. One
thing has been positively decided, and that
is they will not be surrendered to the
British authorities.
Stephens in his speech in Baltimore last
night said he had been deceived, if not be-
trayed, by both wings of the Fenians.
A Full Brigade from New York.
Col. J ames Kerigan, late member of Con-
gress, leaves here on Saturday in command
Of full brigade. The officers are taken
from various New York volunteer regiments
in the late rebellion.
The Fenian Prisoners at Buffalo Re
leased on Ihetr own RecOgnizance.
BUFFALO, June "a large and enthusi-
astic meeting of Fenians was held at the
Opera house tonight The speakers seemed
confident Of the ultimate success of their
present operations, and said that men were
coming from all parts of the Union-even
from California, to aid in the cause of Irish
independence. About $4,000 were sub
scribed-
The United States revenue steamer Fes-
sender returned tonight from Barcellsns,
where she had been sent by General Barry,
and reports that no Fenians are there.
By orders of the government at Washing
ton the Fenian prisoners here have been re-
leased on their own recognizance, and the
officers are held in $500 bail all to appear to
answer to the charge against them at Can
andsgus when required, and by subscribing
to parole that they will not take up arms
in American waters.
There are large number of Fenians in
town from abroad, and prominent member
of the circle tells US things are working,
and that something will be done ere long.
Distant laundering is being heard TO-
night and rumor has it that battle is be-
ing fought =!
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Lr-on-1Inrrrnnn

II yOur Clergyman, or any OF his family
has Nervous Hesdsche, Nervous Toothsohe, or
Neuralgia, present him with bottle OF TcIoott's
Instant Pain AnnihiIator. It will remove any
Of these pains in Eve minutes. Or, if afflicted with
sAtarrh, present him with twelve large bottles Of
the AnnihiAtor, costing only SO, and If be it,
according to directions, his cure is warranted,
the money refunded See terms Of guarantee
wrapped with each bottle.
sOld BY all druggists- tE-- June5
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ChOIerRi Cholera lit is coming All
should be prepared to ward It OF, not only By the
adoption of proper sanitary means, but By having
at hand some efectaal remedy for ready use when
the dreaded disease appears. 1t is the opinion Of
eminent physicians that most cases of Cholera can
be readily cured II proper remedy is used early.
Such remedy now offer to the public in the
article of DR.. J. R. MiIler's Universal Magnetic
Balm, with the fullest confidence in fits remedial
qualities a Preventive and Cure for Cholera. II
has been thoroughly tested, and we speak advised
when ws commend 1t to the public the best
known remedy for Cholera ssd Bowel Complaints.
D. RANSOM, & Co., Proprietors.
STRONG L ARMSTRONG, and BENTON,
MYERS & CAEFIELD, Agents, Cleveland.
mayI0:Rl4-DT6W
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A Harrisburg paper tells of man who has
failed in business four times, been upset in stage
coach, and thrown down 81 embarRkment Of sixty
feet; fsll hesdforsmost through q hatohwsy in a
store in Reading; has been married three times,
and is the father Of twenty-one children. "He
still lives, is in buHinass at Hsrribburg, and keeps
Robacks Bitters and Blood Pills constantly in his
family. junei
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Special CautiOn.-NRs. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become popular that
various parties have put cut articles calling them
Mrs winslow's Please take notice that the Mrs.
winsIow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. juncs-3A
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DR.. c. B. LtShthin recently returned from
Europe and is now At Russeirs Forest City House,
where e can be consulted on diseases Of the Eye,
Ear and on Catarrhal diasculties. Hewin remain
but short time. June4E3SO-dav
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- Brains are TrumPs.'-Thsp pen Irrits, on
,rhHs tie s,oord russ, and it will be always. Let
every person about to take start in lite aim first
of all to nt himself for any position fortune may
assign him to. For particulars how to get a thor
ough business education, address without fail the
well-known actual Business College of eberln,
Ohio junei
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The Fourth Annual Convention Of
the CuyahOgs County Sunday School Union will
be held Thursday next at the First Baptist
Church, Cleveland, at hslf-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
All persons interested in the cause invited to
attend. may29. .3ls
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Tn. Parialan YnLa shirf- msnnf.otr

The ParIsIan Yoke Shirt, msnufaotur-
ed exclusively by Messrs. MsokenzIs 4 Parsons,
No. IA Public Square, in Oobb's new Block. This
pattern Of Shirt is the only style worn in the
city Of Paris Its great peculisrity is its perfect
sdAptability to An forms Of the human body,-the
ht being perfect. mAr17:RIS
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Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
of every description and style, manufactured at
Is5 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays:Rl5 AN. PIPER
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sIOan's Horse 0inIment.-This Justly
celebrated Ointment has gained for itself reputa
tion which no other Ointment or sslve has ever
acquired in this country. 1t is well known and
used by almost every Livery Stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East and West, North
and South. 1t stands unequalled for the rapid
cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds, sprAns,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, WindgAlls,
Strains, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches, &C., &c.
This Ointment is put up in strong Glass Bottles,
and sold for so Cents per Bottle.
WALKER & TAYLOR, Proprietors.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
STRONG L ARMSTRONG,
pentH
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GentIemen'. Furni.htnr store-No.

y AaEAAhHAA1AE SNOMC-NoN
epen at Il Public Square, Gobb's new Block,
where can be found every variety Of Furnishing
Goods, consisting Of shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Hosiery, Handkerchiofs, Dressing Gowns, Canes,
suspenders, aad 6entIemen's Toilet Goods, all
made of the best materials. Trade furnished ct
wholesale
mar17:5l3 MACKENZIE 4 PARSONS.