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RoBBERY.-Geo. II. Robinson, mulatto,
had hearing at the Central Station, on Satur,
day, upon the charge OF having robbed the store
Of Mrs. Hardy, in Lombard street, near Seventh,
some time ago, of quantity OF dry goods and
trimmings. The accused was held In $500 bail
for further hearing.
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DESERVED PRoMoTIoN.-John Fl Gala
CHER, late LieutenantColonel OF the lO6th
Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, has been ap.
pointed First Lieutenant in the I4th Regiment
United States Infantry, by the President to date
February 23 1866
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LACEY, MEEKER 4 CO.,
No. 1915 CHESN STREET

OFFER OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE;
BUGGY HABNEss, from. to sl5O
LIGHT BARoUCHE do,.,...,.,........,. so 90 to $50
HEAVY do do o.................... IS 10 TO 500
EMPRESS, BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS 2T'50 to 90
WAGON AND sELF-ADJUsTING... 1900 to 80
STAGE ANDTEAA do.....,........., 5000 to 80
LADIES SADDLE, do........,........ 1900 to $50
Brides, cuttings, Blts, Rosetts, Horse Covers
Brushes, Comts, soaps Backng. Ladies' and Gents
Travelling and Tourist Bags and sacks, Lunch Baskets
Dress ig ana hlrt Cases Trunks and Yalses
10 6mrp no. 1916 CHESN UT ST.
Maui o. NAL EXP PRES
IN AND TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
OFFICE-No, 63u MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TR tNsPoRTt-
1loN COMPANY, having finally completed us south
NEW YORK and PIiILA DELPHIA 70 BALTI
hOhE, WAsuINGT0N, RICHMOND, SAVANNAH
Cha RI rs ON, ard al mtermedlate anu Adyacent
towns as lar sou'h as AILANIA ga ana % Aso $50 having
and OHIO Railroad over mail roads 20 or,s
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
now prepared 20 receive Freieht' nerehandse' Nau
S''' MONEY AND BULLION
and the TO IRON places designed and
~ mFF y IFSTIY DITIoUsLY ana CHEAPLY
as can be done by any other Express Company,
MOBIi AND NEW ORLEANS.
ard In few DAYS he Company will run through, via
oNi"oAi M :" j. Z JOHNSTON President
y. FlCKLIN
Snlu General Superintendent
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DENTISTRY,

n> THOUSANDS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
tfss%S without pair. Patent applied for. My
NrHlI yention, a Doub be Reversible efadjustlng
SSaety Waived Inhaler for administering Nitrous Oxide
as and extracting teeth without paln The only mode
That the Gas can be properly and safely administered
8 81 ON Dr. c. L. NUNS, No. 73l SPRUCE street.
ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, class 1884
formerly OIL est Chester Pa having served three year
IN the nav has resumed the practice of his professos
at No 24l N ELEVENTH Street Philadelphia, Wher
he will eDdeayOr to give salts actory at enon to ali VII
may require his professional services. RS
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DOGS CAPTURED.-Thef force employed in
the capture OF unmuzzed dogs are having quite
an exciting time as well as a profitable one
During the past week l78 CANNES, of high and
low degree, were seized and punished according
IN
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FATAL ACCDENT.-On Saturday evening,
Mrs Rose McCuskey, residing at Howard and
Master streets, fell down stairs. and was so
seriously injured that she died soon after.
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A CHAPEL TO BE DEDIcATED.-OnT Thurs
day evening, the new Presbyterian Chapel at
the corner of Broad and oxford streets win be
dedicated.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-23
ss s -. BurCam's.
YptD9r1pb : Stubett.
$50 7 uno IL Sif:6amiltcn Strabe,
tr Qlentaun, pennf.

@. %. Bureaw trlnf&t etrsrttelinle feline
Srennbs unb bas publifum ibsttaupt su bsRads.
ri@tissr, bae CT isiue neus . botp apb
Stabs, am Wtontaa BEN i7tsn Sspttmter CT.
SfTnsn pirr--wsIdbs fir Beautmltbfsit niGt ,u
iibsrtrsftn II, inpsm lis ein Stt 70 pie elm Gaa.
Ndht bat burh wsIdpss sr nun In hen Gtaub es.
feet n, srNs 9lasr Yetures su netmsn, uno swar
ron In bic 3 Steunosn. Die nrue @allsris
~ In BEN mdf bsqusmsn Stsl Der Statf, unt
slsl&fdge fetr bsauem fir 6ltii6e psrlonsn une
8iuosr, nesm fie auf Dem arpftten StCdpsrt lsi:
mes reusn @sbaubss. Die Sipeite 9t;ire untsrbdlt
Der sraeu 9fsticnal 9anf unp ssstniiter (sintm
altsn Stanbplabs III.
alle Yieturss bic esnominfn, ir.tbsn frarran.
tirt.--@in @nrui mrS strsrtiftteR 9stsisn.
Danfbar fir bic fyGbsre 70 isbr literoIe In,
ieraGeans. bcfft er burG lirltte aulm9flamtrIt
auf lfin @iiddft an isinfni plate, cine gortbau.
r betislefn erIfbsn 81 t5anfn.
RD- Dir elite @alsris sgisb slsi6fans rfftn
klItbfn z si.a&
g. g8. 8ureop.
Sspfsm6sr II. 1866. nost
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hYe asaI5ai ssc 1soIfi ,ssAafr9Q
utifti
s6G,}e n9 .g81f .st1e
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BJRDGH & JOIBS,
no. 9 DIT. SamIftcn StroBs. 8 Sbarsn unler
balb bsm Ilfn.5aufs.
garssIb pirb besabIt fir Butter.

81. 8.-sGr iparsf In tsm Isbtsn S5ratiatr
unter elmer 8rcbsn tlnbequemliGfsit- tabur& baf
mir unfrs Stctrfiubs bsrerBbnt unb prtslTrt
babsn- mir riden bab glfit NIT gnaGtuna Der.
io0en tabsn. ivesen eem ercipefn. tsm Drsd unb
esm Staub. abr bic Stube N nHn erRbr unb
ffbr 5fBn singsrihttt - unb ba trir cine gn,obI
nsus Cleric In Disnf esnomm,n babsn, 70 linb
mir nun bneit VIE 80 .,pllsfen."
Mlentann, Sestemktr 1, 1866,
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Stpleem
'Rleiber auf Belfe0une perfertiat

oerfere i'm alrbten 9bmadb g8ee
fsn.au s. 25rniss emporium, s untcbab Dem aasn 6oue'
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&ib Sanbfdute fir @annsYer fonen,
ouen obm unb better Suoid an 5 g. SrneS Sb emporium
10 we AUDI e9an Sn Goatnes fur Sdce ndmtn So ii Sfs
0amions sSrobe 9tedD unterbolb cem Qan Sauie
1uenaun, MR6rs 6, 1866 - nqls
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Gddcr, Ga0imsrs, Saitinets, gentuap
m1aa e9fahs II. + iD.


tln1er aanser Stcd wurbs felt bsm neulGen
Fallen brs @plbes setauft unb ,pir lafsn allt
Soften bon Baarsn uns .4.s-...
3wanii9 BIG oreibi9 pro3ent ti(ti9er
ab, als Dtslslben @aarsn nod Dor 3drssm foas,
Ten. psrlonen. wsl&s Waarsn brau&sn, itun
robf. tei uns pur;ufprsnsn unb unlsrn @tod su
prtfsn, bspor lie anbsrswp faufen. gDr wsr.
bel,
reeff nnb prompt
ale Ssre bsbanbsIn. bic iins NIT itrsm BsIu6s
bsstrsn. unp itnfn allf gcrttsile bss Sirf,ne
Der @aarsn In troer SinF&t ans,psibsn Ialrsn.
1aaarrn wtrnrn btos fur Paar perhauft.
tlnitr aGortimfnt umfabt beinats iepsn @e.
ssnaano. Der gum DRY @oobs. unb @roeerp.
@sfHdft esb5rt unb mir btatf&tissn, su prsilsn
gu psrfaufen, tpeIGe jsotm 8uneen, maa er BOD
Obsr ntfbsr, REID Obr arm isin, tntfprs&en.
: Sc finb bater @af fineelaesn, ben ,,aruetn
8aars Sturf" su befuhsn unb bic @aarsn ,,nt
bsrtn preiis Su priifsn, slsiGpteI, Of fe @nfGuf,
MAIDEN crer Bios bic Wuler unb StpIe bslIhti.
gen rollen. Stosr ariItel ipirb mil 8eranijaen
ss,dst wsrbsn,--es maGt fftne S&plsriafstt
pits au tbun.
e6- Der bS&ps grsts wirb flr aanbssprO.
butte bssabIt. A ! 4ilE''l
.. ei6tennallner,
>. %. Wobr,
6. s. &eim.
allsntaun, GpriI 8. 1866. notS
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llGfbCrlc init ofm n)eiter.
aefe... tpeum bm amte aletl

i ~ "a Eee- meuH on 8Nie MIetpef UabtH
au Die re anr pes oqtsf ou nad 90 sben tort fn
bid
O fblede unb unpablbe &leoer 9efauft battt.
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l1nterbemben 1tnb llnterbpIen.

Gin b Iortment untbon d ann6adt
s. g. Sn9s aaentaun Sleo Emporium &c. Ii Ss0amtonSt
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Seller II. 8rp.. p.s.7s-..'2 -,..
8 ~ 10 E eu g fG6r.
Gin 8ldnjeiiber StCf ppn Waaren
fbiflib, fir rs
Sed'3cite, nno 6eburtstaae. 6aben,,
Sept N Die 3st um bsint einfGufs AZ matser.
Der StOd III 8an3ttt usu. rfr,
sdbifs unb @ent's soIsenen Sadabrem.
spr tatsn bas fslnae enforcement BON edsi.s
unb @snt'r 8oIbfuen Spdubren, bas FINALE nadk
aaentsun sstrtG ptrbe.
gcn Silsrrncn Sadubreu .s
batsr mir bas srSsts GGcrismsnf oas mon iemotx
4 Nin au.niaan 9sIsbsn bat gBir babsu
If J'SysS autb Vie bsrubnlls fpt. ritdnifhs Gads
az N9 Ibrsu GA banb. wis Que etpIen psu
AS-4ss-a'sS~ Grst!ftsn uro Shwsiisr; ;Gadabrsn.
idbidltdb tdr 8ubsH rue Ndoben. 10 H1 -
SEA SafncIe@, =
ustsrtrsfsn mir alIss in Nuaniitat unb BsrJdbies
oenseit etr leBtsn G.pIn. Geus nno bdt(sbs Gtpte
uon edoiss pollen Sets pen
gpeliem. Cbrriuse anS Bracelets,
edeies ii. @ent'S feline soloene Retten,
@ent's iilbeYne &etten. Z feo =;
@ent's Scarf Spe0en, iprut ''a q
Babies eoloenen Sin9erbdte, q
une cine srcff 8sr(disesHbtit ron fltsrnsn 5iuasrs
bitten, NedIites, BshfbnaiIsn, Gba'ms. Iinst psu
rarsm uno ftbSnsm @nnart osB9l,idbsn Ten aenisis
nsn Sins. upe cine sFe6s @srlaitesnheii anesrsp
Sabsn. su Uidfa6 su aslrsa. evw
E Son 0Slbfebern st
batsp pir Gin sreess afcrtsnsnt. G6snfaus scfbsns
..ha Ma
cables unb sHannsleuie, 7rg D sad
9rdhtige Silberraaren. ila s
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tat uno Bsrihieesnbsit ben Splsn, aasS mas REQ
bis cabsr in ois(sr Gtaot eferirt puree, unp faun
uidt fshieu, ben msifi Sof,ftn su bsfrisoiasu. ,i
9oae Sets BON 5bee Sets, 30 'p&
&uben 86rbe, y EeF z
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Gators. 20, ~,
Silber @arS gtanos,i go -. ~. 'li
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8abm 8eder,
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einirte Spffer e6fel, rsgis 1st>f 8
pidte @abeln, 81 ~ NJ M a
Butter Meffern,
2bee, Dei1erts unb
,. 2ifbl6ffel, ,e. -. ~
@plb> unb iilberne 8rilm, 3 re-
babsu mir Gin srcess afortsmsnt. ssuk ssunm
6b bier bic bsasn pdbIsn, une FAB usn bsn f4bisas
ablsn Siplsn. : --s,.. ~, = - ~,
llbren! llbren! l1brenl ,aasi,5
gBir babsn pas srSets aAortsmsnt an eane, ba<
nod ismals bier gum gsrfauf anesbeifn nurts. =.
etuts bic cine quite ubr bat,n polsn, tSnnsn bisr
fi1 bic aDerbsfts faufsn. eie fne aue psn ben
ntuitsn Gtrtsn. rs Et1 Ars1 lia gse
mir batsn audb Gin srefes dfertmsni Don Saatp
qBaarsn on eanb. - msitiaufs 81 mslhsn. ile
2(uebfferungen. it gg a.1i
Ssps ari Sadubrsn, gBanbubrsn unb SurtEp
rpsrosn ausesbsfsrt une rparrantirt. 10. DiQst
Getler u. Bro.
stesutt ben qlas. Weuharoi alter Gtanb, cfs
81 gBet 6amitieu Str., ausntemn. pa.
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r1nfere greunbs Bic eabies

piel IRdbe unb nonnbmibtn pn uneren
befon bre &o bel uns faun ndmt Srss Soer
bfann m babel III ien 8orb r eros dnase
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Gine nene GrDffnu1lg.
.rfh s:fa-t-s1 m.s &
Grim nnO lirainger.

Saten 1cstsn einsn nsusn Stotr an 30. 8
Wsas Samtlton Straee, stiirsn Utsrtalb bem
,Nbier Sotslr srSfnst. alIwp Gie 3um Befnuf
onbistsn unb smar an ttn nisberltsn preil,n, ei
nsn sOllsn Stod 8apfnannsedtr i. ,-,..,,,
Jiir 0as Spatja6r m0' 10inter,
folbe als fir edoies uno Ianns. s.2ln,dee.
Wtoin fiaurirte Delains, Merinos, al
Bou Oelains, Sbeperal plaios, Seis
Den, prints, WeiB 9iiter, 8almorals,
Gbeds, Sifine, Seanes, Sub, @affi.
mer's, Sottinetss Slannels. Sbirts
in96, Sanofbube, Striin,pfe, 6emoe,
Drawcrs, Scfoms, @oaars, u. +. 10. :
Carpets tttGS SeTfact1,
Gin Enforcement bon tsrrli&tm Snarain unb
Stifesn'@ @ntpsts- 8ossn. uno diid Sd.
tua unb 8snRer. 8lsmesn. ~ i,sls
@rpSereten! 0rDsereien!. !.
IoldDe ole GafFee, 3ufer, Motoffes. Wies
Sbee. Sunfd= uno SdBben Rofinen.
&6s, Sal3. 9robes tno feines, u. +. no
H6yGle bic pbissn @iitr iperbtn mir an ben
lllsrnitbrefsn Yrsifsn ftir 8aaraelb ,anb qon.
ueprobuftsn bnfaufsn. alles mas mir bornon
irossn. N bne unfrs 6rsunbt unb bas Wublifum
'ei uns anruft unp anfsrn Stod sramInirt = tb,
is irnarO faufsn. ~
saltst bic aIis 8irma Int @sba&tne, nSmIi6
Grim unb &sninser.
Qlsntaun, espt. 25, 1866, rabs
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Spaijabrs nnS it]iRitr- @htsr rr6ffntt ba-
~ ben, nlmli1:
Merinos, @o(rene 0elains, Mobairs,
. Ilpacas, @afbmears Delains. g
II. I. 10. an5urufen,
w,ldss Mlcs nit Der sr5stm @Orsfatt auss..
wdtlt wo,ren N. utb au6 tahtr bic l&Snifsn
uno bttsn Gltsr lInb. fis trbalttn wsrpsn ton
nsn = unb babel iiHb lis 70 lebr nlecer, 70 pab
man Mot bslfsn fann 3u faufsn. ... 81.
@ttebeirtttfDe @afcr
MIs MusIins, &attun.. Gteds. Sidinas, fir
10 unb 20 Ynesnt wOhfeiler .als itrs Na&barn.
gnss pratlen NIT 10 Gent Rattunt, u. (. 10 ),
ruftt an, an sn1erm Stotr une tr factt tsnlsl'
ben ~
Smiter NOD ipoblfciler.
unb BON ben fd5nRsn @lpfss bic js mad aasn
taun ssbradt tpcrten fnb. $3.50
GG@mmefls! GrauttellSg
= bon t.btr Gar6s uns Nualltdt.
Sud, Gaiimere unb WeitenSrliee
ro5iftilr ole tls1rlte In irstnb tisIsm sbsil bee
staots sstauft wsrtrn fSnnsn. r2 *
@RSie ma&sn 6teittr anf ~ Srtsr. unb
bl sen ffr quite ..Glts." posr fein Bnfauf.
d @ls tatsn auf 5anb sInen friften gcrratbpcn
d 81 Gro;ereien uuo propiiienen, b
Sherman I'm 8dcnbrn IN b5bif Sufrieosn
nit itrsm SItes. pstdtsn fIe BON 25sbis 30 prs
cent, per pfunb potIfsler psrfauItn, alo ireenb
elm antner Stotr I'm &auuip. tra'E
gauf,f tnSsrsastid an uab. framlnirt loren
Stod--ftin Sruttl @iiter 81 ssssn.
8sreslJst bn Srt ni@t--namli9 ,,.t.i,.y
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reefl itnt prpinpt

alls Ssre bsbanbsIn. bic uns NIT itrsm BsIu&s
brttrrn, unb itntn atlf gcrttsIle bss Srt,ns
bsr @aarsn In trbsr Sinii&t anssbsiben luifsn.
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Can for National JohnsOn Mass Con-
veAtaon at Philadelphia.


WASHINGTON, June 25.
The following call has been issued A Ma
tional Union Convention, Of at least two
delegates from each Congressional district oil
all the States, two from each Territory, two
from the District OF Columbia. and four del
egasss at large from each, will be held ut the
city of Phiadelphia on the l4.h of Angus,
next Such delegates will be chosen by the
voters Of the several States who sustain the
Administration in maintaining, unbroken, the
union of the States.
Delegates are asked to agree that
/. The ion is perpetual and indissolu-
BILE.
. Equality of States and the righ,to repre-
sentaiion are solemnly guaranteed.
5. No right Of secession or exclusion.
4. Slavery is abolished forever.
5. Each State has to prescribe qualihca-
tons for its own electors.
G. The maintenance of the right Of each
State to manage its domestic affairs inviolate
1t concludes with an appeal to every patriot
to frown upon the action Of Congress, which
can only rekindle animosities, and to encour
age peaceful and conciiatory measures, bu,
no delegate will take seat in the Conven-
ton who does not accept the national situa
ton aud cordially indorse the principles sci
forth, and who is not attached in true allegi-
ance to the Constitution and Government o.
the United States.
(Signed1 A. W. RANDALL, Prest.
j. Il. DooLirrLE,
o. Ell. BRowSING,
EDGAR BKowS,
CHARLES KNAPP.
SAMUEL Fowler
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coneknssloNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the First Con-
grcssionAi District will be holden at Mt Pleasant,
Henry county, on Thursday, July 18th, 1855, at
10o'clock q. m. Said Convention will nominate .
candidate for Representative in Congress, and
transact such other business as may come before
it. The ratio Of representation will be as follows:
One delegate from each county, and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast at the last election for Gov. VIM. NJ Stone
S. g. OWN. Chairman, Washington Co.
g. W. McCRARr, Lee county.
B. J. AcMAkIs, Des Moincs county.
J. P. GRASTHAM, Henry county.
WV. LONG, Jefferson county.
J. B. WEAVER, Davis county.
J. S. Hurley, Louisa county
]. s. SLOAN, Van Buren, county.
Central Committee let Con. Dis.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW 1oRK, June 81.
The steamship java from Liverpool 10th,
via Queenstown 18th, arrived this evening.
The Federal Diet, on the 4th, by vote of
8 to q, agreed to the Austrian proposal fot
mobilization of the Federal army
Prussia, agreeable, to previous notice, car.
ried out her threat to consider il an act of
hostility on the part Of the State which sup
ported it, and on the following day COM
menced war by sending troops into Saxony
and Hanover. Ii is also rumored that Aus
trian troops entered Saxony, but is not con-
frmed. and SO believed the Benedick would
Immediately move to attack the Prussians.
| The Emperor Of Austria in q speech to the
Vienna common council, said nothing re-
manned but the sword, and after the action OF
the Federal Diet the Prussian representation
protested against it as unconstitutional.
The Atlantic cable is finished. The Great
Eastern leaves Sheerness June 3Oth.
| The La France believes that the rumors of
the intended abdication Of Maximilian are
unfounded.
Latest per Java
SATURDAY EVENING, June 16.-The action
OF the American Government towards the
Fenians in the United States gives general
satisfactioa.
The London Times eulogizes the Washing
". NosSaHAAOus9 ouu says II WOulu De lmpO3
sibie to exaggerate the friendliness, sincerit,
and regard for mutual obligation which have
lprompted these energetic and decisive meas
ures. The American government has acted
in manner which even exceeds anythins
that could reasonably have been expectes
from the most friendly nation. The art;cl.
lthen expresses qualification that such d;stin
iguished officer of the General Government :,
Meade should have been sent to the scene
and says this energetic act of the Govern
ment, will be long and cordially remem
bered. The tenians are almost entitled I.
sion for displaying their friendliness and s zoo,
feeling. -
I At the closing Of this dispatch there i. 4,
news Of any collision having yet occurred /,
Germany.
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rreu the seuajA.

MExraIs, June 26.
A freight train on the Mississippi Central
ran through trestle three miles north OF
Grenada yesterday evening, killing ! negro
brakeman, severely injuring VIM. Sutton and
son, Of Grenada, and two others, demolish-
ing tender and swo cara.
The reports of crops in Arkansas and Mis-.
sissippi were more encouraging.
NASHVILLE, June rs.
In the criminal court Green and Lemon
were convicted of the murder Of Byron, . toll
keeper, whc was shot last December.
Fifty hogsheads Of tobacco were received
to-day from the upper Cumberland.
FRANKFoRr, June 26.
Great enthusiasm among Union men ct the
nomination of Gen. Hobson as clerk of the
court of appeals.
Arrangements are making for an immense
celebration meeting tomorrow.
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Trsubae In Missouri.

We should judge from the following dis
patch from Jefferson City, under date Of the
10th inst, to the St. Louis Westliche Post,
that amicable relations between the Union
men and the late rebels have not been very
thoroughly established in Missouri. The dis
patch says;
ing. Gov. Oglesby spoke and scoureed the
Conservatives. In the afternoon the Union
men were attacked by the rebels, but the lat.
ter we're defeated /; one of them was killed,
and some received wounds from FIRE arms.
The leader of those who attacked, Jacob Hale,
in 1861, was bridge-bnrner. He boasted
that he and his friends would drive the Dutch
TO the Devil. 1t affords US some consolation
that he was killed by one of the Cd id
Dutchmen.n
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OrrAwA. C. W.. June q.

OrrAwA, c. W., June q.
The Finance Minister brought down the
budget last night. His report says the ex-
penditures for the past year amounts to $12,
100, 600, of which $270, 600 was applied to
the reduction Of the pnblic debt. The ex-
penditures include all the charges incurred
on account Of the Fenian raids. The Gus
toms had realized over million Of dollars in
excess Of the previous year. Imports, ex-
cess, $8,500, 600; exports, excess, $3.50, 900.
The whole trade Of the provinces has in
creased $4,000, 600. The expenses incurred
81, lOO, 600. The Finance Minister alluded
to the effectual manner in which the United
States Government had dealt with the Fen
ians, but said the Fenian snake was scotched,
not killed.
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From south Aneriea.

NEw YoRK. June q.
The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana
dates TO the 23d. The report Of the success
of the revolution in St. Domingo and the
fight Of Baez to st. Thomas is confirmed.
Affairs in Jamaca are undergoing mo.
mentary success. l2,0O0 dissenters, under
Asuna had been repulsed and dispersed from,
Presnillo, Mexico. The same troops had
also been repulsed by French column from
ST. Domingo
The Eme0R says the fate Of the Emperor
depends upon the success of the departments
of war and the treasury IN establishing a
National army, but whilst tie Emperor has
neither men nor money, his situation is peri
lous and endangered in Mexico.
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from the curse of Slavery; the great peril in
which Democratic rule brought the republic
and which led Europe 70 shout over our
downfall as irretrievable has been escaped
from, under Radical rule, and the most glo-
rious page in history written. United, saved,
with no slave within her limits, successful
oyer Democratic treason, the wonder Of
Europe, the hope of Republicanism, the ad-
miration of the world. Such has our country
become under Republican control. Such
peril as we have named was the Government
in when the Republican party came into
power. We have our cotemporary's word for
it that that peril twas essentially the work
Of the Democracy" In such saved, eman-
cipated and gloriously illustrious condition
is now the American Government, we have
equally our cotemporary's word for it that
this I" is the work Of radicalism. -
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The IoaCa Bridge Company.

The principal Office and place OF business Of the Com.
paAy TO best keekuk, Iowa.
Tue object aud business OF the Company-ss the loca-
ton construction and n8intananee Of Pailw ay and
Highway Bridge, with double trscks acrrss the his4is
sipp River. bct~ and within the counties of ,sncoek
Illinois, and Lee Iowa In ctaa,etien ith he - an
coca MT, Bfidg. CempsBy who hive ,br Cha,-
Ter ana authority frem The staie u iiliasIs Tor
the exclusive right t0 erect . Bricg gc wi,s the
limtts contempt.s .s.d ~ his eempan..
The amount of Cap tai stock Is Que Mlc Dollars to
be represented Shares Of HEnored Dollars eae h.
which Stock is subject TO subscription payment and
transfer may be frt time to time prescri9e by the
Board OF Directors and fy-I avs Of The Iorntany
Th- private provetsof stockhoti rs is made exempt
from Inability for the debts the Company excett II
the extent provided by th- laws . Iowa
The business VI the Company will be ntdtr tie gt n,
eral direc ard control oi Five Dfscsors-a ur ty
of whom act-which board ay be increased IL
deemed advisable, hereafter The Board may elect a
Pre- dent vi President, secte,ary. and aplosnt all
other officers md mt. and 10y ee-, the, m y
ne~e-s ry u the ttsr 4 the tum, any
The ,urd uf DIRECTORS to be elected aunnss at
such times m.y be fixed, aud twenty days notice
given. Bnt the existing Bossd will unf heir
shall have been duly elected and may fiji all
vacancies.
hi ities of the mp7ny shall Mt tine exceed
donbe the apital stock Of The Com, any.
W Sample, John MeCnne, ssr,1 saulle, Ii. T.
echofied aud aie 1an6er Sympon constitute first
Bosrd Of prrctorsto act until their del
electei
This organization is to continue fer the term of
twenty years from Nate OF the Articles of
ton subject To renewal fer the Longest pro is
allowed by law.
The present officers Of the comrsry are
II W. SAMpLE. President
jel44w sAML s SAMPLE, secretyy
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WooIIrs FAcroRYAr At BFSroSspoRr BuRxT.-
We learn through Mr.. b. B. Ten Eyck, that
Messrs Seibel 4 Co.'S Woollen Factory at
Bentonsport was destroyed by FIRE yesterday
morning. Loss forty thousand dollars. Ten
thousand insured in Etna.