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PhIIadslpnIa Cattle Market.

May 16.-The offerings to- day amour,
to about 1850 head; market more active
and prices frmer; sales at s15@19 per
100 lbs for common to extra quality,
Cows sold at $4,000 PER head for Sprin-
gers, and S65@1OO for COW and calf.
Sheep are in good demand and steady;re.
ceipts about 4. 900 head; sales at 8a@foc
per lb. gross, as to condition. Hogs
were in fair demand; about 5000 head
offered and sold at s10@11 per 100 lbs
net, the latter rate being for prime corn
fed. s
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Cincinnati Market.
0TEU WEkkLT B1 JUhES o MUhhIns
SATURDAY. Nav rs. 1867.

ClNclNNATl, May A4.
FLoUR-S14.
WHEAT-S3 25.
CoRN-95c.
0ATs-72c
RYE-No. l, 81 20.
WHIsKY-30c.
Provisions Steady.
Mess PoRK-City S22 so.
BULK MEATS sc Acknowledgment
for sides and IL for clear sides,
BAcoN-Shoulders SC; sides lie; cleal
sides 12c.
LARD--12@125c.
CLOVER SEED--S12 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-s3 1908 so.
FLAX SEED-S2 50@2 60.
LINsEED OIL--$1 45.
BUTTER-1Sc.
EGGs-12c. a "a as7
GoLD-137.
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Netp aobettistnlenis,
Settlement Accounts.
NJ Office is hereby. given that the following
lN settlement accounts viii be for hearing
Tlaalrsdey, JNae I3,. 1861:

H
lN settlement accounts viii be for hearing
- Thursday. Jane 49,, 1867:
Valentine Gates Executor of Valentine Gates,
final. .sseas ass4 ~
Mary snider Administrators of Levi Snider,
| final
Margaret Folger Administratrix Of Henry T.
Folger, final. as1s'
Harvey Ressigef Administrator of John Luz
they, final. aaa 1at a
John Wisener Guardian of T. ]. Bsabout,
final.
John Hine Guardian of George Keeper, final.
James Armstrong Administrator of Thomas
Graham, partial
Josiah Wilson administrator of Peter r.
Koontz, partial. ..s
Josiah Wilson Administrator of Henry NJ.
CliEe, partial.
w. G. Kirkwood Administrator Of ]. g. Flem-
ing, partial.
Taylor Jeffries Guardian Of Lasina Je6rie's
heirs, partial.
Job Stackhouse Guardian Of Robert slack's
W. r. SINCLAIR,
/ ma2s,ls67w J. Probate Judge.
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PosT- OFFICE ENvELoPEs.- Busipest
men are quite familiar with the printed
endorsement on the envelopes of bust
ness letters; requesting the postmaster
if the letter is not called for in tensday,
to return it. A Schenectady merchant
has got up an improvement on this, which
runs as follows: aIf Mr.. -----don't pay
the bill IN this dunning letter within ter
days, the postmaster may open this and
send us the money himself"
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A New Way of Observing a Tin
Wedding.

In Vermont,the other day, on the tenth
anniversary of her marriage, usually
called "tin" wedding, a wife observed
the occasion in new way. She eloped
with former lover, taking with her all
the tin her husband had saved in ten
years. The discovery of the fact defer
red, of course, the festivities to a more
appropriate season.
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CRouP.--Wring alinnenscloth--cotton
will do, but linnen is preferab ble--out of
cold water, fold it so as to make several
thicknesses, and place tupon the child's
throat and chest, then fold dry flannel
andwrap carefully over it. Warm the
child's feet4-with hot stones if necessary
land cover with plenty of bed.clothes
and letit.go to sleep, you can not per-
ceive when it wakes that it has even a
cold 1t acts like charm. ~
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The PEOPLES VERDICT Ne Q one need
suffer with the Piles. W. W. sBebee, far
mer, near Kalamazoo, Mich, says, "after
suffering intensely with the piles for
thirty years, one bottle of Or. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy cured me. !" G. L,
Glass, GAINESVILLE, Wis, says one bottle
cured him and his brother. A. H Rose,
Postmaster, Peru, o., says it cured him
in q few days. may28tf.
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mARRlED.

D-DANFoRD.-o the 18th inst,
by Rev 7. R. Taylor, Mr.. George Steward and
Miss Jane Danford.
cKsoN--F0GGIN.- the I'd ult., by j.
T. Morrill,, Esq, Mr.. JAS H. Jackson and Miss
Florence " Foggin.
SMITH-MoRRIs May q, by Edward
Salisbury, Esq, Mr.. Madison Smith and Miss
Martha A. Morris, all of this county.
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B@It is pleasant to recommend real
ly meritous article, hence we ask those
suffering from Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
or Debility, to try DIR. Strickland's Ton
ic. Or. B. NJ. Sans ordered 81 worth
forsJ @. Hays, Decatur, Ala. 7. Hart,
New York City, says "itcured me; where
can I get it for my friends?" Thus they
write from all quarters. may28m1.
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Brownlow declines meeting his CON-
petitor, Etheridge, on the stump, and
declares his intention to send a body of
State troops to all points where The lat
ter may speak, in order to oyerawe him.
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WILKES BOOTHS DIARY.
The President Requests a
Certified Copy.
STANTON FURNISHES IT.
IT'S FULE. CONTENTS.
MAsHrNaroN. May &c, 1867.


So much has been said about the spo.
liation of the Booth diary since the
charge was made by Gen. Butler, and al
most without an exception the leading
journals, demand that the book be pub
lishsd, no matter whether its contents be
important OF unimportant. Upon rep
resenting to Mr.. johnson all the circum-
stances and of the general demand that
the diary be printed, in order that the
people may for themselves judge of
the facts and merits Of the contro-
versy about this book the President
gave his consent that q copy be publish
ed.
The President himself. never having
seen the diary, had some days ago order
led certified copy to be made, which was
accordingly a few days ago furnished.
| am permitted to send you copy ofthe
record, as certified to by the Judge-ad-
yocate:
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~. ;n1;e.t;on,. .,e tbotJee nay;

~The indications are that JEFF. Davis
will be the candidate of the Democracy
for President in 1865 Toledo Blade,
Or, more likely, the candidate Of the
Greeley party. As goes the New York
Tribune sogoes the Radical partyl- Pain
Dealer.
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A census Of Virginia. published in the
Richmond papers, shows $4,000 more
white than coiofed voters in the State.
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%. Address all orders and letters,
he SPIRIT Of Democracy
WooDsFIELD,
MONROE COUNTY,
On
Circulate Democratic Papers.

W.. 5o nat knosv of anv rovon5 NO
.nesk snt;rslv w;thont rss.,5 - ns-sorol
i6tsrest-liu which Demoerats "a can { do SO
much towards advancing the success Of
their nr,peinles as bv eneaura0ino i, ey.
err. manner tbev can devise tbe eircnla.
ton of sound and yioarous journals The
more political exnerience we obtain. the
better we are convinced tbatthe KEYNOTE
Of ultimate victory Is to be found in .his
idea. II has lonc been 4 stigma mon
.he Democratic party that It never gives
its Journals as liberal a support as our on
ponents, and to this negligent spirit NAV
easily be traced the secret of its past de-
feats, and prostrated condition at present.
s.nce looo, We were nor met WIN discus
sion-Ne we're beaten py abuse. Sucn
HarlaIe could not nave peen successfully
Maeea py our opponents naa the cIrcuia-
slon Of sound Democratic papers through =,
sae c0un.ry been pushed WITH all possible
vigor. Inc passions OF people cannot be
made the foundation OF political success,
g the people are made q, to listen to argu
ment and reason. Tins caH be effected
IN no other manner than BY wide dliiu-
sion Of the Conservative press. The
times are threatening We know not
when the storm clouds may burst. The
people should be educated for the proba-
bic emergency We Will guarantee that
every additional copy OF staunch Dem
oefa,lc papeFelrcuia1eu IN any neignpei'
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Barbra Doiders in letter dated April IS
1867, at Hannibal. Ohio, says: "Dr.-Your.
medicine has proved satisfactory SO far; send
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B<[AIl kinds Of Produce Ia
ken in exchange for this paper:
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The Doctor could name many others that
have written him since his FIRST visit to this
county. stating the benefits they had received
from his treatment, if he considered i neces.
sary SO to do. hoping that all invalids may
avail themselves of this opportunity to call
and receive treatment adapted to their cases
and hoping all may improve beyond their
most sanguine expectations, remain yours,
respectfully, Or. 7. p .6HlELDS.
ma2lw2.
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eoPY.J
Elk. MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.Cl
Nav q 1897

u
May 9, 1867.
The Secretary Of War viii please fur
.nish the President with certified copy
of the diary found on the body of j.
Wilkes Booth, together with suceinct
statement of all the facts connected with
its capture and its possession by the War
fsignedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON Cry. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
r.l:wrY-Nsxrsf CONGRESS.

WAsHrNGToS, January 9.-SENATE.-Ar
Lane reported fayorably on the bill pro.
yiding that willows OF Revolutionary soldiers
married before 1890 be paid the same rates
soldiers would be if living, the pay ment to
date from September Both, 1865.
Mr.. Morrill,, ftom the Con u1ittce on the
District OF Columbia, reported adversely to
the bill annulling the laws Of the District
and Territory and discriminating sasSinst
persons Of color.
Mr. Lane reported FROM the Committee
on Pensions, a bill grsAtipg pensionA TO
widows Of deceased Union soldiers Of East
Tennessee, hung by rebels during the war,
caught burning bridge near Knoxville.
Mr.. Wade introduced . bill to construct
the lateral branch u the Baltimore Il Po
tomac Railroad into the District
Mr.. Sumner presented protest OF Massa-
chusetts citizens against the admission Of
Nebraska with a constitution which disfran-
chises the pegto, and also claims OF the New
England Emigration aid Society smVun.ing
to $40 600. isr damages to property by n
mob in L.eaverxdrth.
Mr. Rsmseyprescrtci crctision Of mcrch
ants and bsntefs ~ ~. Paul against aeon
traction ~ theeNxseAcy.
The bill in relation 10 anpofnfing pchAon
agents wss called Hp by NJ. Cragin.- ns
MIR. Hendricks argued the restriction Of
three agents in each State pes. ~
The Nebraska bill was taken up.
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1T was early in the spring OF 81 that this COM
pound was orignaied. member OF icy family was
afflicted with irritation OF the throat attended with
n disagreeabic cough had for some months pre-
the inside bark Of white pine might he compound
ed ms To he very useful III diseases Of the throat and
lungs To test the valne Of i: in the alluded to-
compounded a small quantity Of the medicine that
had bcen planning, aDe rave il In teaspoonful do
ses. The result was ceetlingly gratifying. Within
two days the irritation " the throat removed,
the cough subsidized and speedy cure WAS effected
Soon after this sent some to lady in Londonderry,
. bad cough, Occaeioned by a sudden cold, and had
raised mucus strenked with blood. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about ten ounces
OF II, and got well ! Is Clarke. Eco editor of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial OF the ZANE
preparation Ia the Of cold and cured
immediately. He was ~ highly pleased with the
suits and 80 confident in attending tie salcs
II paced before the pub c. that he finally persuaded
me To give II a name, ai send il abroad to benefit
the suffering. In November 1885, first advertised
II under the name OF WI q Pine Compound. In two
year. from that time the had been wholesaed in
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth where
II took the lead all tn cough remedies in the MIR
ket. and II still maints that position. There is
good reason for this: il very sooth NJ and healing
10 It's nature IL warniinr 10 tbs stomach and pleas at
wiiha 10 the taste. aud exceedingly cheap.
AS remedy for k new complaii & the White
Pine Compound stands rnrvaled II was no. oriei
lated for that purpose hut person using II for
cough was not only curd OF cough, but WAS also
cured ot kidney dhicu' y of ten years stand NJ
used ii for tho same plaint and have been com
riccly cured
The above was writtn BY DR.. Poland. In $780,
Since then. A. In Manchester the White Pirc Com
well a. preparation for the cure Of Kidney difie,
ties, Ia every city. towt Village and hamlet thruu III
out the Nv England Ate-.
This Iemedy is ~ safe and pleasant to take il
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LOVeERlDGE,S
VEGETABLES
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MED1ClNE HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH
!" = esss dc o
II If mannsactursd no. ftom ..sne,e pasture weed
y $ ns but py s s
SH R!GSsvsiSef % ss yos &c dc
rocs q 81 I plant i he e medcinai ps
being ~ Alternative, Din.etic and Dcmulceat, ueed In
scrof9la, Chronic Rheumatism, Secondary and Ter
tally hfoksn condition u the systen which follows
No. s-The root Of this perennial Plant is Altcrs-
the treatment Of crpfns, Ieprosy, syphilis scurvy,
and other SKIN diognees
No s-This peseonaai herb Il Tonic, Aperient and
IN Dyspcpsia, diseases fihe Liver and spleen and
10 debiii'.ted and irritable conditons Of the stomach
No. This plant srovp in al pasts Of the United
States 1t is Enletc, Cathartic, Alternative and Mar
cotic. II cxcites the whole 0lannlar System. and Ia
used in syphilis. Scrofua, Rheumatism and affections
No. 5 Is exclusively an American plant. The root
Is the medical part. II i Cathartc. Alternative An
thelmintic. Hydragogue, Sialoscgue and Emetic II
stimulates and quitkenf the action OF the Liver and
Kidneys, and determines the blood to the surface.
No. 6-Ths plant If native Of Europe. IT is used
In scurvy: Scrofula, Syphilis. Govt, Lepr"ss and
No. This ehrub grows in the United States. 1t
Is Stimulani, Tonic, Alternative and Salogogue. Its
used 10 e8ciW Inc syste1. enu iOr tQe Qerengemens
OF the Liver, Rheumatic and Chronic Syphis, e:im-
ulates and strengthens Mucous Membranes, and Is
valuable TCulc.
No SINS plant u csmnon to The United STATES
Il s Alternative, Dufstic DiAphoretc and Aruma'ic-
l. ussd IN Rhsamatisan. Syphiloid Affections
Esupsions Of the Shin and Scurvy
ss Az ssa - 4ss saSor i A. ssans par. re-
It 10 ToAic. Dluretic ahd Alternative, and is much
vaausd = qyphi!is ard Srfefnls
You will sse BY o6ecvinR the msdicinal properties
Of the articles given above, that the BLOOD PURl-
F1ER viii cure al dleesses THE Blood and skin,
however bad OF long standing some requiring more
tine lhansthss osieg . he condition q the ~
have nsmbes,cw tessmoaia,s efits wonderful e.
feets 10 pufiJyh9 ~ blond and cleaning the syste
but emit sfvag them fos the reason thaa theresr
many wOrthleee eonpsunds e9ercd = the pub
accompanied VIII 1ugnesoo6 certificates ffandulen1
Obtained lgiveyon rs BLOOD Purifier, leaving 1t to
suateiA ttelfnQoa ~ os1 nsSits. = ~. ss.-.-
nMe fetiept 8 seleg - Meod fu!iles, ands
that the quantity gwen n ne directions is not sun
ctent TO move the bowels once day, increase the
dDee. - ~ DUwele mas, H. kept 0pea. ts advta-
bic to Battle frequsu1e IL warn water, kecpiag the
pores Of the 81 d iree Il, m oheiractons.
=. DEXTER lOvERiDGE,
.fss>sz - NE AaaaAisubgr and PrdFsteesr
Fer als hy Druggists. Buffalo, n. \.
Uct2 cyta vk WeoW0na y, caefhurs
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nFricE on THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
~ Brady aud Main. where Dr. Adlers Office
used 10 be- Office hours. 10 10 A NJ. tod
r. ". Residence cor. llih and Brady sta.
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air RestOrat1ves and
uDrpSsings:
PERI u anles.

SWEET OP0P0NAX, NEW and elegant,
Phalon's Night blooming Cereus.
Golden Lilly OF ,apan.
Lubin's Upper Ten, New Mown Hay, vioIcs.
Empress Eugene, Napoleon. Rose Gersninm,
and West End
And Importel perfnmes and extracts generans
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nURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERs,

For debility, loss ofanpette weakness, Indigestion
or Dyspepsia want OF action the Liver. dsordcrod
stomach. There no Bitiers that compare with
these In removing disires I'M. conn lants. For sale
or from the proprisiors. Louisville, ky.. corner of
Seventy and Green streets 10 whom all order shond
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

ToIoNTo, Jan. o. Orders for the comlnu
ta,ion 81 the sentence Of the Fenian priso-
ners, including Lynch ard Mcmahon, have
been received BY the authorities The pris-
on,fS have 10 night 10 Kingston under
sir0ag guaid They have been commu'od
to twenty years confinement.
Til lrlal 81 the balance oi The Fenians
to morrow.
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COM m ER clAL.


Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO Jan. o
The Prvsiln market auli, but 20 decided enar ge
Ihe Provision market Ia duh. bat no dec a "a
change IN trices City hranis of Me~s r rk 30 4 al
rs o. ls Is. and couGtrs at s7..3 Lard ie.s active
AT 1iSGi1i2, Green meats frm ard steady; cree ed
hogs .icadJ, fairy md hctive. and e use Quiet a.
s6 :nls5. IS. lots dividing on 2 Ii.
FL W No chtngt In the mari e IA, Il ur the de-
mar modern ell, acise
Wte't D.ii, "a iowe-; No Sprirgat s,ll
houssr, nj l vos.d IN 80 ted Up IN o q
iron a. 6S 81 &c; sttle The mar Ike, ~ oui.,
al ~ s3 .. 2istegu
Io,.- Dull a, u.r ~ Ia sa,as. NJ
NJ 20 !; fvl' CT" a. 5lst ", co-iig .ipI - G.
Rye u. gI ct.u nall /. wsr "a, Y. ne car
l1ai III No l rhHnx, j h.. de at "a,
s'tle-Bs-i nj y D. stock 40. at tlco6Aa5
eep- ~ a. 5s4t0
Hogs-s5.a0 ~ Sn25
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Hsrns.a G'lueinsnnia

Ci>ciNA,lI, Jan 9.-The Ohio & Missis-
sss ppi riilrnl. was sold at auction this
mornirg Ia the trustees for benefit If its
or,dilurs, for one million dollars oyer ard
above the first mortgage bonds
Weather nlld. Navigation will probably
be resumed Ia morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

On0s IA ~ n 4 U "a NVDHs
Ply sicans and Surgeons, formerly of;Ncw York. arr
treating successfully all
CHRONIC DISEASES,
Which embraces the best and most approved methods
in this and ncs c~nntncs Tor the cure OF NIL Chronic
piscnses They treat successfully all nervous and
Nturnlic ctrs. all lurmsn @croiila. Fuser sores
and oil Ulcers dyspepsia Disease o the LIVER, Con
siiati n al ~kir Diseases. Pulmonary Cun-nmpti n
i, early stages. PARALYSIS. Epiepss. Salt lihcun
III ftiatlses. ali Heart Diseases OF c idren aud
Seminal weakness. n sexual Di..
EASES. which carrying thous tnds 20 their grave
IL. l., AND EAR.
They treat surress 'iy. nna method. all diseases
oi the Eve and Far. hey have had more extensive
practice. and better success in the treatment Of aii
Diseases o. Women.
Than any other Physicians in America They have
cured women who have been confined to Their hed'of
years. They never fail 10 cure
EsRpEl- NJ ATasgs
In a stages TO matter ofhpw long standing. They
cure
\ asthma. 80 Il never returns. They have SURE
Cure for tile distressing di~eaNn, HkMMukkiIOib~
OR PILES TREY cure all diseases 81 The Throat
aud Lungs
C:,ncels.-Thcy have m extensive practice AZ d
wonderful success in The treatment OF Cancer,
wh. they CO RE without eating them out or USING.
the knife Let thosr who have Tumor. and Swell
lings. red spot, lose no time in having II att
,ied TO- rs a Timely treatment may save them from
the horrors. Suffering and death o an open eanccr.
Cat:.rrh- C,ire.d.-The are treafn. Catarrh on
anew -yetem, which IL q sure cure Tor THE disease.
Tmun CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from
1--WE 10 seven thousand year, which gives Them m
ex oercncc uHsurl by any, and cqnaicd only by
few. =,
" Remesaber they do not promise n cure all sta
ges Of Disease. While oil diseases are curesbe, II ta-
ken in season. all stages not Your case may he
durable this week, not nexr-to.day eot tonorfo"'
hence the danger % Delay.
No case rW be receired rhen there are any
doubts If Cure or Relief.
Our terms are Cash; hence the money mnst he sent
with All orders for medicines. II coeis from five to
fifteen dollavs per month, to doctor with us, which
includes medicines
u The po r will he favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Paticnts must wrfle their name. State, and Post
Office address plainly. All letters requiring an al
swer must contain letter stamp, and ne addressed
to DR.. KNAPP 4 SON, Box s93i. Chicago. III.
~ Any Ut the above diseases can be treated sue
cessfuIy hy the patients describing their case in =
letter, when they cannot see NJ.
Dr. Knapp, WHO has visited Davenport. Iowa, reg
ularly the past elk years. can be consulted Ut the
Scott House,
on Saturday and SUNDAY. November cath and 18th
Saturday and sunday. Jan'y. 18th and goth 1851
Saturday and Sunday. March 1871 and 18th. lse1
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transfer Of American Vessels.

New YoaK. JAIN. 1.-The Express publish
es list OF 100 American vessels of all sorts
which were put under tie British flag, or
sold abroad during the war: and says that
during five years 1901 american vessels
were thus transferred
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

RrrFAro, n y. j m .. Eleven witnesses
Ell were sent from here today by the Unit
el states TO crnmcn' for the Fenian trials
NJ Tore,;o. Hon. +. n Blake, [. :. Con
sui Il, IaTt EI!c, was among them.
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DII. y. N. WORLEY.
HOSn Hhya1CfNn


hFFICE AND RESIDENCE on EAST
~ Side ~ brady street. near t,h first door
above 'he Christi an Church. oct30- dam