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Trooiss ss,fiI IN clear ~ the voice WEI taken be-
pFesrGae OF .Psahin,E spd sllsYns las throat snsi
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spdhpvs ha Testimonial, Ir,m suinsni msa ihrOash.
cut lhr esnpIy Bs'-gan sHiois Of IRE m Fi aaa
hfvifg gpfnvei ihs'T sfioHeyby Isn OF many years
sch year 40 Ss th-as IN nsS laefhfis, Ia vasiou.
psH.ai ID world AL TIE rpehss area uulysE,aIT
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CHARLEY SnAY's troupe Of Min.
u Kssrsls EOOkiSsI an e6isrtai61sSt at
Naii9nal Hall, on the evening of the
gath lnssOl NUjIu
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DApSrty Of slsiehs vent to Rcpub-
lie last evening aud stopped at tho
Neikirk House where the dance went
} @erflyE0q. .YAGGEUWT
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For aaIe.

a BousE and Tor aifc IA Ward,
- 'r,hia, Fpf teglaa ,inspIrs fqp The
pfemls sess of.tj- -,ieg ~, GibsQh a. Pen
niI gon. G. ". STkONG.
janI0nl3ms.
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- oEsOn.y ~ BucKLASD has our
thanks fer the bouad volume Of the
Congressional Globe Of the john ses,
= sspqVf che 39tbyQonge~glN y
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: u MAfrE6s of aTlJcaf bAidre VA Be
found on 6rst page.
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Ltsr OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office at Tim, January al lsG7.
Jeremiah Asire,, w. A, Augalon, NJ.
BSstiaO, Eliza. Il. BsT,lJ. j. Baker,
Louis Bowen, Alexander Coleehssc,
EsJS cOOR, cOfneIius Crowley, c.
p D,nfor,k, Daniel Fink, Martin Gill
bert. Jacob Letter, Stephen Moelon
Jli NJ. Patton, John Rahey, Mary
StOncr, wmJStpdd, w stark, Cath
Orine Shsnl, J, Stoms, J. Smith, L.
NJ. Splitter, G.. A. Townsend, Nicho.
las wagObcr, Milo YeOmans.
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T. o. o. f., ISsrALArIoN.-The
following officers were installed in
Seneca Lodge, No. a5, Of this CITY, on
MO.tday evening January stlfs S.
S. KIsSSqER, N, Gj-D. c, TuYIsoN,
V. G.;-RoBERr Nichols, Secretary;
r-JEssE LEIDY, Perm. Secretary, aud
HEERV GROUSE, Treasurer.
At NeImorc on Saturday evening,
the Eoio~ing geotlemeu were enrobed
officially ;--SrEPHES WALLER, N. c.;
--JouN NcGLArGHLIS. v, G.;-
s. HERRTS, Seeretory:-J. NJ. STE.
VEINS, Perm. Seeretarys-w. G. syE.
yEss, Treasnrp5- Ni.IyjINdE
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I" TnE GANG LAw.r-0nr friends who
are given to spOrtin . will do we'll to
bear in miad that the game Law
amended BY the Legislature at ita
last session-took effect on the FIST
of january. cas month earlier than
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8 is NATIONAL k--At the an.
q Dual meeting for election OfDirect-
.ors the following persons were
chosen. .,.s.1.gl.,t
Benz. Tomb. Thos. Lloyd, John T
Huss, U. n. Hdss, Henry Gilbert
Thos. B. Tomb. Geo. e, Seney. :,
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Is an article from our historical con-
tributor.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Josh.
us Coyell 70 Catharinc Lautz, 5 acres
10 EdeS tip. FOR $500.
John Remmcle to Spencer Lewis,
Ipiiot No, ll779 ia the frat ward OF
Tifin, for $1,000.
A. NJ. Diekey to Eliz Gelmcr, so
n"res in Reed tp. for $4,000,
liza u. GIena to Clarissa E. Pen.
aingtou, part of in-lo's number
5l7, SIS aud 5i9, in I'd wafd Tiihr,
for $500.
Charles BRENNAN TO Wm. Kastingr
73I Seresf ia Jackson Up for s4775.
Henry w. Palmer to Mereha
Beard, $50 acres ia Reed townsL Up
for $1,000.
Juseph FoOeannen TO G. u Del
ner, 1874 and 5O-1OO acres in Hope.
sell township for Sl0,62O.
Isewi- Elchin,to Jacob Beck, ia lot
namber , in Adrian, for $3.50. Z
Davil A. Boyle to David Riugle,
.in-lot No. 3 ia Attiea aud &c acres in
Venice tp. for 2300. -"
John Warrington to c.. w. Foster,
out lot No. 2 in Fostoria, for $500.
Jacob Buner to Joseph Whitman,
part Of IotNo. q in aBloOaville e for
lS3l2.
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TuFFTN VMARKETs.

correetsd weekly BY . =. sFBATH.
ia. ~. 1887.
"A erAIr AMP snnps,
FLoUR-eis oo@ itt0.
WHEAT--Firm ~ 81 90 70 2 80.
g COKN--FthiRt s6a90 cent?.
RHE--si ner bnshcl.
OArS--Fi1n ~ 30 cents.
CLOVER SEEn--S6 75@7 90,
FLAX SEEDAea 20 pcF Fbnihcl!
HOGS--s6 2b@ G 7Sper CIV,
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A very successful Ncachers' tpsti-
tute was held at FiudI4, Ohio, dur
ing the last week of Dtember, con-
Quoted By Prof, T. W. IAnvEr, Of
Pninesville, assisted by EIILLER, of
FiadIayi Mr. NEsTLFRoDEsf Fosto-
ria, and others Over opeV Vuudred
teachers were present, and q pro-
ceedings werO highly ,satisiacty to
all concerned. Prof HARvEide-
livered two lectures during the w,k
one on "StorHs," and tho other y
Physical Influence" both .bein
characterized by the marked abiiit
which the lecturer possesses. 10
Thursday evening Dec, 27, the of
GERS elect Of the Masonic Lodge I
Findlsy we're installed, Pref HAEvE
conducting the ceremony, after whiC
supper was had at'the Court Hous
and speeches we're made by -Mr, HAl
vEY and Rev. j. WYKEs and other
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Special 9utites.
An EHo5tdal Worm Medicine,

N Browns Vermifugo Commits.
On wosS LoxsSoEs. Much slokhs =, undoubtedly, b,
with osilde, snl aduls ,sitriba,sd To other causss
~ oocasioosdby worms. Tue "vshSrrvor Con,
rTs," shhoasb eEsc,ual In .arursyl wos@s
dso de Aanoaih' pelsy 10 tie aoAt asllea,s child.
Thsvalushls co.. 'aation ha been 'uoesssfelly used
b, pNyilcan,. sadfruni Shs safe aad sats In s'ad
ioat,ps Sstnf, n Aartfal tochleltsnG =.
rumsStS n,vtSu wosNs require Immediate s'.
tsnhcnsas nsrleu, 81 the fosbl. Oilsh esufsA pre-.
lonzed sickness. rtaU III ft..1
svsvrons % wosss ~ cHitpnss are omen
ovs'ooted. wotpsiN the stomach sadboNslse pause
inlia''oa viii can b, vsmav-d oniy BY the use o'
a sure remedy. The Ces.h,naiioa Of In Fsl's NJ.
s'sl In mtking BRowNs "ysRtVrps CoMtIrs "
s such ssto give The beat possible elect With safety.
CURTIS ~ mr. ivy. rr,pds,,t'. New Yotk -
seId nv siIaralet' In ssSisinsi.f IS s's.GbSK.
Nav 9f,is6B aft. .. .tf ~ -
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BUrrER--S5 cents per mound.
EGGS-2j snts per d zen.
.LARO-laKsgs, &c per poubd.- (
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A MAJ WouSnED ny A. FALLISo
TREE.-Oa Friday forenoon last, at
about Q o'clock; Mr.. FRED Smith and
his son, julius, who reside in sene-
ca township, were engaged in telling
trees on the farm of sir9 GIKlnFer,
Ia HopeweIl township, when the faith
or met with ayserious misfortune
which should be warning against
csrelsssDess ip the future, The son
vas engaged in telling a sapliDg Of
medluml sine, and when It was about
to fall, he gave no warning to his
ihthSr Who happened to DO on thsiins
Of descent. The tree struck Mr. Smith
on the side Of the head, knocking hin
lsenseIess, ID which condition he re,
msiped for some hours, His head
was bruised considerably but our in
lthrmpnt, states that no bones wsr'
,lhreksn. He was also Injured in-th'
right side. There Il no doubt bu
that death would have been the resul
had the s'trea struck Mr.. Smith fairly
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MusIc.-THE cuRIsTIAs's HOPE,
or ie,Tisiswest. Oh. sweet to die, by
Az. J.ABRKy. s'sa'ia "
our Is rnE sTAuiiohr TN iwglAir-
ING FoR Tux, by FRANK HowARD.
Pxxfno rMKouon raE BLINDS, -
as sung BY sKrrT 4 GAYLoED's Miu'
strels. ais. asuol ssaa4 :
These nav aud bcautifal pieces Ol
s. music are published b. w, w, WHIT.
MY, Saumis Street, Toledo. 0
Rrire20 ssnts each. H
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For SALE--Lots numbered 40x41,
corner lets in the % Ward, on the
road leading to Fort Seneca, beyond
the residence of Frederick Singer.
On one Of the lots is 4 new two story
frame dwelling house with eight
rooms and a good well aud cisteru.
TERMs:-s2OOO for the house and
two lots. Apply at the dwelling to
If, URfAM HUBER.
. Co.'s CoUon B&LsAM~ are House
hold words throughout the United
States. AS we travel We nre reeted
with it from rocks and fences, if we
pick up newspaper we are advised
to "try it,; and as we visit our friends
VIC see il on the shelf ready for use
Hsoothes fretfct ehildren, puts veto
on coughing, and is great relief to
the consumpfive.
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sepi.2o-6m.

bsfetg u AZ ~ 49, lC.t ~ II
TAS. C. MYERS vs. L. q. Guy, before
y RvnBea ! careysL p, Reed sownshlp
Sepeee county. Qds, 81 o
\ The Aefeudan, 4. G., Cur, 10 hereby
notified ihaton {ha ! }thc dag snf Nov.
|lea6. said Justice iisled an Az aehhent
In the above Hopon cor ahp Rum Qf eleeon
collars aud fllly seven cents toil 67l.
- :. ss-sw- -@syvPVgs
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LOCAL NOTICES.

4 ToR SAtE, In lot NO. 900. 2nI! wl,d
TEa.gohio. Enquire Mt TEisUsE Of
ficr. J. N. TRAv:s.
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DINNER TosR4D-GThose who de-
sire a good told fashioned diuner,"
got up in the best Of style, should
not fail to go to National Hall atnOO
to-day, where the ladies Of the NJ .'E.
Church have prepared spmpiuOus
rsPast, termed . . Buckeye Dinner
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Z Ms. Lac. ALLEN, is -ugent for a
new improved ScwiIg 6 Machine, called
The American" price only $4,000.
Also, will furnish nny high priced
machine desired. Before buying call
and soc at No. 3, ShaEhaps New
Block iTi&d, ohiY. l.sB 3NA 81.
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SEE Law card q Lee and Brewer.
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:. A surprise party quit the onvirons
Of odr city on Monday evening, in
slcighs, aud in the course of the eve-
ming drew up al the residsuee'0f lMr
Samuel Hunter, near Mexico.
They .repoFtP hospitable reception,
a warm supper and general good
time.
There we're several other parties
out on the same evening enjoying
this winter delicaey. -
2 Gideohs Baud made a trip to Ere
mont aud were received with open
hands.
Tue sleighiqg>has been excellent
this week aud has been made the
most of.
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part OF lotNo. II IN aBl0omville e for
S3l2.
The MASQUERADE at the National,
on, last Friday evening was a very
pleasant affair and complete success
in every respect, The music was ex-
eellent and being placed in thu CEN
tfe Of the hail., was executed with
better effect and the calls we're plain.
aud distinct, to all. The attendance
was entirely select upon the floor
none being admitted but those hay
ing invitations. The galleries were
open 60 the public, aud large num-
bcr Of ladies aud gentlcmen occupied
them, in admiring the different cos
tunes and witnessing the festivities
Of the occasion.Y A. motley throng
they we're that occupied the floor.
!" Prince. Albert" fefs.G, tetG with n
d Nun --@ Brother Johnatf an,f de.
voting his attention to.si'SFaslviona-
Bile Belle, Ia demure- looking Gen
tIeInany ia White, ,"a4his appearance
indicating that he might be come
what interested in ."Knockers,"
swapg 10 the lively quadriile, a FCod-
dess " in blue, fresh aud Inspiring as
the early morn,--the " Highlander =
in his plaid and scarf, done "honors"
to a +" Fairy QueeA, with a golden
crown and most bewitching grace
4" Seven Up" in his playful mood
led oet the " wuman ia White, :"
whlc Hamlet" opposite made him
self agreeable to I" Swiss Gil, -
q Gscat t'-mayhap the Registers
"ghost of Sandasky Bay, was in-
terested in an "Indian Maiden ;"
whom We would have takea for Long
fellow : kiAlinnehala, . had She not
\ cen so we'll versed in modern 5ances,
! n'Withstanding her assumed ignor-
,f anS Of thenl,--the 'sIndian Chief :"
y did Sot appear to recognize the
n squawsnd be.ook himself to,a quiet
! looking Peasant Girl, ,"Aa z Farm
= er Boy,.sd through the dance, a
staid aud luthliks "G!eaAr, who
y with sickIatker sidsilaod A,aws Of
20 wheat clinsig to her dress, nd cone
at to enjoy the Nerryment Of "\arv-
nd est dance, - "Gallant Kpig NJ"
e. chased with thEivScious''' % fOpsA "
ng while MilitarJOaicer," stood !,
sr, the side of a bOnnS ! Highland La'
h siei"-the inimitRbA e Clows" WI
ne in his glory, among S, many fair Il
nst dies who waresast ddyhg = 10 dan,
on with the lively little fellow, nj
Of - Sam and Dinah'' were happy
,ut larks 10 a hay, selds Thst Child
his tho Regiment" "-the F" Oidyolks =
inc the "Pages and the may 9th
ith characters which We have mo- ppa
i'm 10 farther pstlieuIaFissi upon, We
re- most Cxeel|ept in their ronreeni
sad tloas, Much credit Is due to I
In msp4g gSts orthe affair, for the Pc
err AIT manner in which svaryihins pa
the ed of, and all were happily convi
butt cd that niasaaefadea. properly d
'uli Quoted, we're al established insii
rly. ion.t
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aafeA9oklll t06tEal aI.l page
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ieMr. CSC. W. zxIcLxR hssbeen in
our city ibis weak, lie is now loea-
ted az Maamee City, whCt. he is con.
structing Foundry for the mann
f'htdte ofhislnsvl J iaSedieI sEovd
Plow aud Cultivator ,ombincd. lie
is now prepared to dispose of State,
cSSAy Ord toRpsblR fiegta = This
pi6w Is Acknowledged 10y good prac.
,ical farmers to Hll a vscum on the
farm long needed See advertisement.
laPoErs By StNsuiEE aSD FIEE.
Ll0ur'-is the title Of neat little
volume Of Pocmsund Poetry, by JonS
j. PIArE. Just issued BY CARROLL &
Co., III, West Fourth Street, Cin.
cinnsti. Price $3.50 This gem Of
literature, by enc Of Obi s GvOrit
poets viii not fail 70 6ud receptacle
upon the shelves Of those who select
nothing but choice works for their
libraries. Also on hand BY the san G
author, g THE NEsTs AT WASHING
rovSDPfiee 81, ,2b. -
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N. B,--Free Lunch fr0us
10 10 II a, M, e"cA a.ay.

ThAet;-s NJ aisnds Iospsu issar,. / solicit soa.
neven-O7-ly' A. q. ruEHss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-28
Congress.

The members of Congress are assembling
at the Capitol again TIC look after the Interest,"
of the loyal people of the Southern States, ant
to pass declaratory law which shall make the
reconstruction law so plain that Attorney Gen
eral stanbery cannot defeat its benignant OBJ.
ject. 1t was supposed by every body. even by
the President, that tho law of last wintfr was
so clear in its provisions, that no doubt could
arise in its construction, or application. The
President had none when he vetoed the bill,
the Democratic party Jou rna!s had none when
they opposed the law because it gave so much
power to the district commanders, but now il
has been interpreted to bestow no power at all
on the militar, authorities. General Sickle'
has asked to be relieved Of his command, under
the ccnsure so freely bestowed upon him by
Mr.. Stanbery in his opinion.
Ii Is supposed that Congress will not set
about any other legislation besides that which
more Immediately calls it together at this time
But few people understand the discomforts of 4
summer session; and At this time it is said the
typhoid fever is prevailing to aa alarming eX'
tent, being very fatal.
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made it u inches long; when grown, Its
length will be considerably Increased
The vine is cut OFT four feet long aud Is sup
ported by foikel stick. In France they
cut the vine one foot long.
They are leaping wheat now; not WIN
such Il shaped instrument as our sickle nat
with hook II is used very rapidly, but
little is cut Mt stroke. When good hand
full is cut. it is bound and thrown in piie.
Near by stands the faithful camel waiting
to take home the pile. II the camel is not
IA thing of beauty" he is a joy forever
to these Arabs; for he lives on chat and
thistlcs and never complains OF his board;
Whcna good many years ago. never hlila
how long. | used to stand at certain pianos
in your beautiful city and accompany Miss
So-and-so in singing song in which were
these lines.
"Singipg from Palestine, hither come;
Lady love, lady love, welcome me home,'
/ did not then ever expect To mum those
words willie galloping over the hills OF Pai-
estine. But | sang them. and Went PACK
in memory TO those houses. :ow alas. lnid
in ashes. | hope to see your l. iy before the
snow flies. aud maybe the grandchildren
of some of my former ady-acquaintanees
will sing me the song of .he rroubadour.
They viii please accept this rs notice OF
my visit. Yours Truly.
j. 5. of Maine.
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Book Table.

Harper for July has three illustrated ar
ticIes, "Stagc Ride to Colorado, " 1.-The Dodge
Club, " and Our New Northwest. :" The 9TH
er articles are .'The Truly Rural, An Apol-
ogy Tor Dogs A Romtncc of South Derry "
Gossip about our Generals The Lamp on
the Prairie d" 50 Independence Hall and lndr.
pend.nce Day.. T" "rhc Markets Of New York."
st. Paus New York, - THE Great Show at
Paris" "Our Eyes, - and Editors Easy Chair
The Atlantic Monthly for July has the
VII chapter OF the Guardian Angel. a passage
from Hawthorne. English note books, Mona's
Mother. A Patiua, Poor Richard, Doctor Molke
4 struggle for life, Freedom in Brazil, My Wis
i, to Sybaris, The Piano in the United States,
An Ember Picture, the Artists Dream &c. &c.
The Nursery for July is received. The
July number commences new volume. This
little work is worthy of an extended patrols
age. Don't forget to subscribe for it, oil who
have children to enjoy il.
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THE GOLD MARKEr.-Gold closed in
New York, on Saturday, at l35 1873 l-2.
opened this morning at 1873 Ia for cash
and regular upon speculation, but there
have been no transactions on the part Of
the trade. Nearly all business is suspen-
ded. The Custom House, the Banks. the
Corn Exchange and Post Office are closed;
aud so would be the Gold Board, but the
spectators believe that gold is on the rise,
and they are unwilling to suspend business
In consequence.
The whole export Of gold from New
York for the week ending Saturday wa,
e352.390 since January s23.O79, S26. aui
during the same period of 1866. $45, l22, :
2O4.
Nothing doing in foreign exchange, and
rates are nOminally 10 in gold for bank
ers' GO day bills on London.
Cash gold commands 3 64ths Of l per
cent premium per day in New York Sol
the loan of it.
Accounts from London up to noon thi,
day report consols at 81 IA. Five-twentiei
73 Erie 39I,2, and Illinois Central 70
Cotton at Liverpool was dull and declining
U. S. stocks in New York arc steady
with slight improvement since Saturday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-28

Special Despatch to the Traveller.
WASHINGTON. June "a.
Evidences Of the approaching session OF
Congress are beginning to become mani
fest.
Speaker Colfax is engaging rooms
Congressman Myers foregoes trip to Eu-
rope till after the session. Congressman
Judd of Ill, and Hooper Of Boston write
that they will DC here in tune. and the
entire Wisconsin delegation except Ell
bridge write that they will be present. -
Gen. Schenck has kilograms and letters
from different members Of both houses.
ard says he feels warranted in the predc-
tion that quorum will be present on the
81 of July.
The defensc. in the Surratt case is nom
plussed ut thescoursc OF prosecution. The
prisoners counsel expected to prove that
Surratt was in Elmirl, n. Y. on the nth
Of April, and left the 18th. but the witness.
aud the handkerchief, found at Burlington,
VT. on the evening Of the 18th, spoiled
the story. The defence. however. will
contend that the handkerchief was not
dropped by Surratt at all. but by detec-
tive who went to Canada in pursuit. This
effort will also be DESTROYED, for the reason
that it can be proved that the detective did
not reach Darlington before the 2UIh OF
April. 81,
It is expected that the prosecution will
to-day further unravel the connection of
Surratt with the conspirrtors, by the ex-
animation of Welchman, who was very
important witness on the assination trial.
it is ascertaned that there are ten more
daily Republican papers in the Sorth now
than there were before the passage OF the
reconstruction law. Gen. Longstrcets ex-
planation to friends in Dixie says he did
not intend to ally himself with the rad
ical party. but only gave what he thought
the best advice to his Southern brethren.
The Secretary of the Treasury has dc,
cided to build the new Post Office and
Court House at Portland, Me-, of marble
aud has accepted bid of Boston firm tc
furnish the marble.
The yellow fever has just appeared il
New Orleans.