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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08
aJew embellishments,
GRAY'S PATENT
LID E ID COL l. A r S

Are the foundation Of the immense business done In
Paper Collars and the present sale Of them nearly equals
that Of all other makes combined They have been made
from uniform stock from the commencement which
33 per cent than that used in the production
Of any other Coarconsequenty they cost the dealer
Therefore, when urged to buy 9TH
IT the prices GRAYS, it Is because the
inferior goods pay more profit.
II you want tina very best. then buy
GRAYS PATENT MOULDED COLLARS,
and take no Others.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08
Grny's Ladies' Paper Collars.
VARIOUS STYLES.

Tho above DDS all fully licensed by the Union Co,
who own all the controlling Paper Collar Patents
u No other Collars but GRAY's nodded, ever
have been.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08

A DVERTISERS can procure complete list
n Of all Newspapers published in the New England
States by enclosing % 10 Gro r. RowELL Co Ad-
yertising Agents, Boston or New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08
THE STAN.

This is large, live, eght-page Monthly religious ard
family PapeI containing tracts tales, sketches
poetry music. pictures, etc. suited to old and young
Large Print good paper controversy ecarianis pol
tiles putting, pills patent medicines healthy family
shert Only co cents year Ten Copies for So 90.
Three specimens sent for 10 cents Also 100 stirring
practical for 81 co. postpaid Address all orders
to H. L. HASTINGS. Script ura Tract Repository No. 10
Lindall St., Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08

w ANTED at the Bellows Falls Marble
w works a young from IS to % years Of sge to
iesrn the trade None bur Of good habits srplv
Bellows Fails, Vt. Is "A EyAvs'-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08

HUNTS uoosIER FODDER CUTTER, best Cutter In
i the world 20 first premiums. Send for Circular.
J. ID. BURDICK CO..
.s ~. New Haven, CT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08

The original and only patented Spaced collarand the
most pupular mads,-and the Collar which all
manufacturers strive to equal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08
Gruy's Patent Eureka Collar,

The only Staud-up Collar made and nodded
as to throw tho upper edge away from the neck
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08
To Housekeepers and Others.

The Subscriber respectfully informs the public generally
that having established the Electro Plating Business
the buildings OF Smith, Mason Co. he is prepared
All Kinds of Plating or REPEATING. such Tea
sets Pitchers Gobets Knives Forks Spoons Watches.
&C. in the very best manner, and at the lowest cash
prices All work sent to me, to Smith, Mason Co.,
will be attended to promptly and half Of expires, charges
deducted. Work Re Plated made to lock good
EDWARD G. pENNISToN.
Springfield, Vt, Sept Il. 1866. 1915
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UNION PAPER COLLAR cos GOODS,
UNION COLLAR, A.

UNION COLLAR A.
Full spaced Turnover Collar from strong. hne finished
paper, equal thing in the market except Trays
UNION COLLAR, b.
Fulspaced, Turnover weil-Hnished, and designed to
the views of those wishing good Collar mode
rate price.
UNION COLLAR c..
Turnover, not spaced, paper the b Collar
and at less price.
New styles will be made fast the market to
require.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
w ing Monday, Dec. Q, 1896
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Boston Tn,
Burlington. SC. -''!i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08

Dealers find in the above full line of these goods
to meet the wants Of all consumers and all made under
the personal superintendent of MR. GRAY the gina
Patentee of All paper Collars
Consumers can rely uniform goods, which at the
prices, cannot be exceled
The trade supplied by
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-08
Aw SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE.

1861.
Two Terms Of Nineteen Weeks each commencing MARCH
ara, and September l6rH 1867 Catalogue and Circu
lar address JOEL. PARKER Roral P,nf>xxo-
Cambridge. Mass Jan. 1857, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

d RAID. AUCTION l.ER
ila sx,. v. REED 4 co
\ .dnesuay. ,.esoner .. NJ thes
II 1oasshoii turnisur~, TAR
.ae y, ka Particulars u fusure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

AuCrI 'SxHe, sELLs This
- snrn,tar~ ~ hOu . ~ wess
~ - isr SUIT. ia areon rep !:
fHe~ Mattel Nj r,rs. brusse ;
,.osd riansfestss. marble ",
staSA Oh ,'Aihliags. &C. ihfs
wanting furniturs, where bar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

CHS LOCAL REPORTS or rHg EVENING rRLK-
GRAN NsW>PAPek ARK rhE B3sr.

THS LOCAL PORTS or rHg EVENING rRLk-
i DRAM NswrPAPek ARK rhE B2sr.
lAkvARDs OPERA iousK AID xUssrA
ID Corner ~ Bro&1way And rhlrsisth a.rs~A
UkrkaCsDTkI ST cgssf
rms EVENING, stTk
VI - presented the Spectacular and MaSicn1 Yoor1A
wntton expressly for this th~Ats W. ASthu
4 -M-aas Guyss Arnrsgnl .GeA :As
DEVILS AUCTION;
THE GOLDEN BRANCH.
ME-. ELISA BLASfSa, Premiere ssans~uss Asotuto
AUGUSTA stISLKk, Premscrs Dan -euse.
EkMs,iLDA DIANA. rfemisrs DanssasA
LC9E IA LUrns rrsm,sre Dsassusa
AURELIA tICCL Pieme jAnseGse
Aoaa iIovANl LUPO. Premiere DAassas
Tsgsth-r with
0RNND EUROPEAN BALLET COAPANY
under he direction 81 the renowned Maestro.
Sig D. kONxANL
The 5osasry end ny the renowued AFustD.
Mcasrs. CALYp SuNa.
EngsgemAnts have been male With
Mile. 1fu~kPPiNA nJRLACCNI.
the eAdirg Danseuss 81 Europe. ami the bsAut1eU
s& Ahs. CAtRtNA GERALDINE,
vhs A>y s1pscssA OF thsH Ara aspsassnss
##s viii bs gives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

az CHANGE p0R HOUSE,
. OF . private famlks must b.
DID ~ pfiv.ls sale Il = gre I
at ielanafsrt0 cost Stj10, for
'. suit, csss Sstj0. for 800; on
reps, 70 G.5. alse y lot O.
lrattare; sprinS and hair MAJ
&c, " street, near EfvAa way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

DAwsBS oKENs sALR--THIs DAY. JANhA AGAR
will sell =. . Ne. Revsry a. 70 s'cssk 20 oss 81
Over and vssts:
aeiock ix. Mrriio and shsr Drsss.s; Velvet
md Cloth C.sks, Remnants silk, unJ~rriothsa She~.s
>yrcst desirable eOods, we'd worthy
Tie Al@stioa Of and hoassksspsrs. 81 order Of
,. JaeKs ou. w r. street ~ $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

0aNrRLLi. AUOitONEEK,
= this DAY, nsortgassd coated
ustA la reps, d nask sofn
\ .oeksr., eans a., LuSsus
~. reiAt~sds. spris7 do. Ma,
~ ssddtA.g. Srl ore Erusse .
Cd 80 lot otasr , aip,ts
chine. Clock, nsirigerator
sold w.shoul reserve. Dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

ROCK SRf. kc.-HRHRY q.
nj sell on tuesday. Oct0 or .
y o., N OTIS 10 sult retailers, =
;rsnitr, r. %. ant corn moo
10. Sale withous ressrvs, tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07
M nnrnnrY. ArcTInNEER WIII. ann. ox =
nAW, RRnKkR,s sAL. IS AroNEa ANn IRWRLRY

H. FlEIl,, Aac.onsrr, 81 Pear sIse earpsr u thy
IA pace u sch ths say, scosk 0U lots ss ahovs
consprs~ine % m. nhvsr uat NJ ana Fsse Pa
AMI reacAsa Levers. chronometsrs, Anerfc~n Levers
.ry- Pm. R,nss sr,nge lr"eeiesA Arm,sts God 1a~rd
q zoois ia the line
~s woi,-y attention. of As trade BY of Nist
ger, l6i . q ernvich b rect
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DgRkxrro9y SALE Or SEWING NACHINHs
DRY GOODS. MOBILES SHIFTS, DRAWERa.

l DRY Dds. WUDLLEN sHIhrS, DAAWERs.
Corrsk 1no,s, ,kkSS GOODS, -, %. n.
WE'D EsDAr. t,e.oost -. 70 a y. .t The sornsr Of
Broawsy Flty-~eventh street and ksveath
.isLns " ~ s-whS Mach ies wheeler Wilson's and
Sin-e arg quantity II cha Btovea Counters
Desks Iron jsfrs, Aiss large quanAty az ur~ss
.i.os& .ea and white slsas.l. 0st'os uos4& wos.lsn
Hss-s E.~ss-i se. - sac p.suss 0s, v BE-
ne day
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SALES AT AUCTION,
! csa>ly, .ucTloNgsR OFFICE sls Wash.


TAN scsaNLy. >ucTIoNgER OFFICE als WASH
EI.@.ANT dot shHoAD FuRMrURE
made by SrwsDusx tkts day lyss o'clock 81
ID, n esnsrling In Rssew n. cot
fihue b. -, l.. p,rs Amrrs. lac asd paiaask Cur
Psrs~~ suits sbc1t nftsa Oh ralntnxA sorus Of
wsGA vsrs valuable Asd ~ ~ smineu ut
~ . sssrsd and SIC 8ngrayiasu tn -
bar ssht Ina wph soring porlsbe b,ds
bsst xstre~-~s tressh eo Va al
tar na- Qals Coma ors.rs Banksls aad ahssts, Chias
Vases and ornamsss s.hssasiers u :. cesrs abe.
rrts Wal boAcas~ vita ersry Brussels
liable shars. s.sTi ~ and plAts1 wars Sonen
funssrs 80
g. Lac falo wsg sssa sfs fs< asss ana vsl 10
ssd Tor - former have but
ss~A rosf Lsdes' soia W~lah~s ARghAa soss s1s0
yoas sk v.ss-i roaks 49,, lyons elk veives
bress $40 ssi.gae NJ s,ls.
j. sves saiss e heasshssd furuk
Cash advanced % every Descriptions u
AGoarGAGh sAi.R or ru8sIrunE, 40, &C. s Is
NJ :. HIRAM Auctensev Will sen Monday. ooss-
OF ~ 81 MAttrssass, nada ~
lewA Ranket- Wooden B~dsieads Tabies Ck. rs
wrshss Carpets ntIesh. stoves Counters and Bar
Purnur~; also 10 - VI oil Oroe~sry. Glassware, Cnaa
GAs fixafss "a. - ~ ordsr VI hsasph w.
NJ DOUGHTY. AUcTI0NEER WILL SELL on TUES.
vi day. Oeioast at ioA ocoss, she
hn~ inent Of fArior ,AAnba. lpinbE
.o,m ia Library Fura t1re Ia I'D walnut AID
holsas, suite and singe pess; carpsts Nntre.
Mir Psnoferta -. Worthy attention. Gaia osuss
s-le. &t A3
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ID CASSIDY. Avcrr0NEER-sELLa THIS DAY, At
u. aoesoek A 80 Third svspae valuable Household
nre, sofas. LauN Ges HsdAead, Nat
re Asa pSds Asrsrs r,swgss EitsAea Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

n UCriOA Nj
N keepers. IN
10id tniined ate y.
eAs'r.nce ser Z. ~
&; ltsh satln .
d.. Tor So oor
elegant psriVr -ni
Nossos, ~. he
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SuLRirFsS SALE. s.aN#
y PEfRolFLM SrO les AND RrORs FIXTURES
RICHARD wA.rEfis Auctionser WIN sell " MAY
ieum stoves aud store stvvc Fixtures sale POSITIVE
ssoN6s moved sale.
y. reilly Deputy. JOHN KELLY. sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

LOR CHARLESTON EVERY sArCRDAY-FREI5nr
al reduced rateA-Ths only saturday s.eAmers having
iork sad Charleston Steamship Company arst class
wheel steAsnshins q EhtN
CHAMPION. CAPTAIN Lockwood saturday, tosebss ~
q pier No. North river r. n. Through
bills Of nding all points Souih conneson
south Carollua Railroad and Florida stesmyA
HENRY Il. MORGAN CO.. Aesats. ~ Broadway.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCrIuNHER OFFICE 10
w Ga than Nor esso RAe. day. 7.h
inst. 81 e< cd cs Of tn sss sissx aud ixinfe. u
-sre.t eorres Of hlxabe hSplenid Ceantses dv- puL
hngsh Ale Pump Circular lren Starp aud -ayaia.r
Do Clock Plted Muss sai spoons. Gla-s
ware Kegs Casks TOP imp. valushs PaiatAgs oGcs
FBrh t4re. Chaldsers III Pv attire meeting
staiis. SAMUEL X. LOGAN, Atsin.y.
Ne. C,ty Hal p
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RicsAEp WALTERS ArcrIoNEER tNORTGA0r
IL sale furrfSf~. VIII soil cock, at
y. - ciinSnn place ~ YES rwrnty-seven street
Ia 1uAnty OF Paror, Gamer, Dint q Room HitcAeu
nd flSisshcsd usire: ra dh~ carpNs NJ.
rora &n JOHN I. STEWART, Attorney tsr No Axaga-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

Paiss'ns. Draw.,S sasts Pi.soforss, nrsases.
Etua 5.v ciss u gertu Velvet Crpels.
Xtagele "a th4ua .4t4 . diver Ware kookA Winen, &C.
- - psrsmpb,ry .oi he hishs~s pdder, ths day
Go do sesa ~ ave esAasy brown
snAAsos ~ We strsek oek fuAa And bixIh
evesusA oooa.nenri.s - iSb cass~
DTAwtns 9es~ood, FisnssItA support suA
esvueA uitA -pA Or sssea Uss srorsssl ~ th-
xeAsss descsipssn Etasss~.
fAblnets - uinrs sn.t,r boska Medal
lee NsoyoI isrtt Broaza ssAlaAry Mtnsrva
ts~o~ AMI o., ssssy1. lana, -sAAstes ~ "a nsngs
kNefnt Aeur. Mla Usnubs xrun.
vawsra. H.iy tAs0, t-clca .tne kagrAvneA Brense
0saolu Cosk l. {. Gnit.lu. He AndA mssrs-Ross-
Nesl walsut aurs sus Sars.ur, Wsrdrress 3sAsseAiA
<snmoass lou XIV. xurs curisA hsr 9
lAA la4 es-sa. Haas heets Toilet tlnen Rock
anG ChArA ioa,srs stssson Dintnx TAnle. Buffet ee-
4sat acts hshy. ttyst ,l.sswars sh-neti fable Cut
tsry 9isrs sfpfs. spoons. Dinpsr feA ssrvice
Irencn China r-f-r ~ all the Purn turs
81 tAe servants pr ~. k-1ns Abovs elegant ke
161oo0e Ter sale. i3aAifa she aucsonecr.
uCrON SAL ~ i.OCKSRY Aa-ugNRY q
"A Evans. Austil- N,J sell tuesday. Oct0
- u ciock. Mt - .ss retailers.
Aeaer q irAnitr, r. a. sni
Marc. Table ..as, A kc. Sale without ressrvs, tor
Aash- by "rs@ y
20 ION AL --si tRrn HANDSOME
n household fafafHif sonsssiug 81 veses Csrpsts.
psdstesds Pane IN 80. bedssssd All LrAwf n
&eom stnt. .t uoi AuSLoa. Tuesday nc ~
- 80 Inst ~ 4. IL. ~ al the pacr. as4e
Pefsmh ~ ,N>. q Is louT storv and contAns
sw~ay ~ IN. &. rt kLklAs 3 CO.. 50 Msss
Jweusy.d 4th &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-07

S,rRAN TO QUEEN sTowN AND LIVERPOOL
~ prom New York oaly - ste ~.
c1nesuay ~
EsrA .Wednesosy Och
ir !. r,.r ~ "a; ,v i, -
Cabia passaxs -. gpd. y 0se ass rs
Passage from and CIV York, Para UamburG Roeter-
asn. az; Drafts an Ireland England France and Ger
Apply 10 WILLIAMS ! cuIoA, . Broadway "a .
NoTIcR.-THH SPLENDID STEAMSHIP cHioA0O
~ sAs from pier HAST river, for Qseea-sswn aud
liverpool ~ Wednesday. Oct. Q al noon.
CABIN passage, tSj; gold; ,trerAge ~ enrrenv.
AHpy - WILLIAM, I GCIUk, ~ broaAway.
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y,ILrIAN ABBOTT, AvcTioNHRR-orrrCE ITO
" Cbah.m seasrs. scls Tuesday. oc, 1861 81 ies
o'clock, Il and p ksads ID
16s bslrss OF bt CIDER vaessr win sold small lots
70 sink purchasers, Ac
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19
England.

The London Standard in leading article on October 5th
the general armng of France exciting apprehensons
of q winter campaign.
Late in the afternoon the day advces were received
by the authorities the effect that attack by the Fenans
of the armores in this city be expected during
the night Government troops accordingly posted at
the different armorie and other precautionary steps aken
which prevented the threatened outbreak
The report that policeman had been shot by Fenians at
Rochdale is contradicted
limited that Lord Derbys govt is worse and its attacks
growing frequent impair his strength If there were
he might be willing 60 out but on whom is
the Tory mantle to fall Disrae liked by the
genuine Tories and is liked less than that he has
made them the instrument of reform victory But Dsrae
nobody must lead the Tory party in the House. Under
Lord Derby he is content with the first place in the Com
and the second place in the Ministry but under whom
else would he serve? Lord Stanley is his junior and it is
difficult to mention another which body would pro-
pose put higher than Disraels Lord Derby must man
age his govt as best he can.
There great fuss about the of few Fenians at
Manchester they had been prisoners of ordinary kind
nobody would have cared whether they got safely jail or
safely out of it, but being Fenans the aray is magnied
into political disturbance The newspaper comments are
amusing than anything they have provided since Par
Lament adjourned just the heavy tragedy is often
funny than the best jokes of the low comedian The Times
gets its very highest st and after describing the Incl
dent outrage unprecedented in times excaims
at is startling thus to find ourselves face face with an
armed enemy of the most important cities of the king
dom. The Fenans have declared against insl-
ons and have carried into the very heart the country
This is Thursday and is sufficiently dreadful On Friday
the writer probably finding that people were laughing at
hmthe journal says "There is probably no ground
for serious ALARM and have not the least wish
ate its importanceW and it thinks few hundred cavalry"
will be able in future to take of the thirty or forty
Fenans You surely will be shocked to learn the same
high authority that the Manchester zone of the
most audacious practices of American rowdyism 7"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19
Santo Domingo.

Peace and progress the order of the day in this
country President Cabras wedeserved popularity is ON
the increase and his wise and energetic administration of
affairs anew era of prosperity in ST. Domingo
The most hopeful feature of the is that he backed in
his efforts by well organized and powerful national party
guided by enlightened views and animated by sentiments of
sincere patriotism When the disturbances which brought
Geards to abrupt termination broke in Hay
it feared by many here that the revolution in the neigh
boring republic would compromise in way or other
but the adopted by Sanave his accession to power
speedily dissipated all apprehension this The
treaty OF peace amiy and which has just been
concluded between the two republics fail produce
the most beneficial result to BOTH The experience of the
past and the last Spanish intervention have shown the
Haan people and the Dominican people that it only by
of union that they maintain their independence
and advance their mutual prosperity Iwoud that the
lessons they have been Taught likely be lost upon
them.
As to the treaty. it only awaits the ratification of the
Dominican Congress- The delegates sent by President Sal
arrange it, six in number received by the Gov
eminent and the people of this country with the greatest
husam and days after their arrival here the premn-
aries of the treaty signed Among its articles
providing for the suppression of bgandage the frontiers
OF the two countries and the extradton of political refugees
VINO abuse the given them by plotting against the
peace and order of their Government In view of the
trouble caused by such characters in times past the import
ance OF this compact cannot be too highly estimated An
oer article OF the treaty pledges the contracting parties
nvoate the integrity of their respective territories
NO portion OF either Hay or ST. Domingo on any account
70 ee This being SO, there is hope of the
states becoming the by purchase of the bay of
7ahana thlrd article provides for the healing of an old
sore ne settlement of claims on both sides arising out
90 49, " 1IolV!oua rights when the separation of
oDohSo from l1ayu TOOK place in 1874 This treaty was
necessary for the prosperity of the two Countries which have
pee aC te Win each other for the last % years. and
speaks volumes Tor Sanaye, that one of the first acs of be
Government to make proposals of anti 40 O. -;
1t rebounds equally to the credit of Presdent Cb nd 70
Dominican people that the overures of the Hatins b
been as heartily responded to. 10y i' H"'e
The country isalready feeling the good effects If
peace Cancellation and progress in the increasn 1919 od
mens OF its resources and IN thespt Of hopefuness which
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19

has been awakened The working of the copper mines is
being vigorously prosecuted and with the most cheering
Suits An analysis of the has been made by Mr.. Revolt
engineer of the Mining School of Paris and it has been de-
monsated to be Of excellent quality Hitherto cameIs inn
ported from the Canary Islands, have been employed in
obtained in this enterprise and cheering are the
prospects, that it proposed to construct aailway from
indebted for the opening up of this source of wealth
principally the enterprise and energy of citizens of the
Unites States of whom there many in the country
engaged in prospecting in working mines The export of
guano from the little island of Alto Velo is the increase
from 1000 to 1000 ns being shipped to the United
States every month The tobacco crop for this year the
largest that has been gathered for the last ten years. The
Government has established bank which has commenced
operations by issuing 100000 in notes. redeemabe in specie
and guaranteed by the right of guano exporaon This will
make arrangement for meeting the claims of those
foreigners whose property destroyed during the of
the Spanish intervention among whom New York
merchants Confidence is increasing and business is getting
brisk.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19
FENIAN NEWS.
Instruction to Circles.
BY THE LATE HENRY o'c. MCCARTHY.

In rumaging old papers, we lately
the following from the pen of of the most remarkable
men, in many respects that connected with the Fee
MAN Brotherhood. On future occasion may give
sketch of H. OC Mccarthy and his connection with the F.
b. when shall endeavor to do justice to a little
dersood and not half well appreciated he deserved
be- The following"o of the many practical reports"
issued by Mr. McCarthy-was written time after the
Chicago Irish National Fair, and before the Cincinnati
Congress, in the month of july 1864. At the time of
the Chicago Convention, November 1861 Mccarthy
elected State Center of Illinois He afterwards acted Dis
c Center for the Northwestern States AT the time of the
Chicago Convention the F. B. did not number probably
thousand members. Mccarthy it will be remembered went
to Ireland Agent of the Irish National Fair. What he
saw and what he did there will be CLEANED from the
report" After the Fair" few in Chicago
to the conclusion that Fenianism to anything,
should be pushed in business certain
of money raised by few private individuals, and H.
OC Mccarthy sent out the first Organizer. 1t
after his first second trip Mr.. Mccarthy issued the
following to the Circles in his district After this he went
to New York. and acedas Deputy Head Center under John
Oahony From this time forth the Organization became
thing The wonderful energy and tireless spirit of
this ansused itself into the whole body until the
Cincinnati Convention there representatives from
two hundred and fifty Circles. Mccarthy always SUBJ
hemorrhage Of the lungs and his connection with the
Brotherhood hastened his DEATH Had he lived until to-day
believe there would have been Organizations.
We recommend perusa of this first report the Or
ganizer" 1t applies with much force to-day as it did
when written severely practical Mccarthy,
glance where peoples weaknesses lay. Our
weaknesses then weaknesses On reading over
the REPORT" woud though we had progressed
unless backwards in three years and half We
almost apologize for touching this subject without doing
full justice but this explanation think necessary for the
thorough understanding of the Report.-EDs. l. r.
NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT FENIAN BROTHERHOOD
CHICAGO, July 26, 1864.
To the Centers and Members of the +. B., N. W.
It is eight months since the Fenian Brotherhood
assembled in their first annual Congress- in the city of Chi
cago. At that time the Organization, although firmly i'm
bedded and widely extended, had not great numerical
strength
Its PRONUNCIATION had been the result Of patience of exalted
patriotism and of unrng energy had to reach people
whose national aspirations had been checked and partially
crushed for seven centuries and who still depressed by
the chilling defeat of 49, An enmy energetic the part
promnent Catholic preates in Ireland less energetic but
manifest the part of several preates in America had to
be encountered 1t necessary too to proceed with great
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Sandwich Islands.

American and English influences violently dispute each
other the ascendency the Sandwich Islands AS with the
death of the present chdless King the royal line becomes
extinct it is belief that the Islands in that
will become either English dependency be annexed to
the United States The latest from the Islands indicates
that the Legislature being convened to ray reciprocity
treaty with the United States great excitement gotten
by the circulation of report that the Americans intended
to seize the Government of the Islands Public opinion
however, was in favor of ratfying the treaty.