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0TRoY, Nay 2s.-James. Morrison, a
prominent citizen of Lansingb burg, has
been arrested as an accomphce Of gang
of countsEfeiteIs recently taken by. the
United States Marshall He has been
taken to Rochester. II 80 .I.is- .ts1iiIs,,t,,
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kcgeC1GA 70 GAe [tea0 YORK AeTuld-l
NRw YORK, May 349.-The, Herald,s
London special dated last night, says:
In the House of Commons, AT an early
hour, Rhd-after[ an exciting debate on
the question OF the borough franchise
rights, as embodied in Mr.. iD'IsFael's
reform bin, was settled on the basis of
the House to hold suffrage.
The compound house holders plan,
at first proposed, is practically abolish
ed. The measure now stands, that the
tenant in a borough town is to pay his
own tax rate, personally, instead of
through the landlord, and SO secure
the right of voting. 1nuc i1n
In the matter OF the franchise quail
ficationsg In the counties il has been
voted that the settled occupants of
lands or Lsnements, worth, the sum of
twelve pounds, shall enjoy the right of
voting when duly registered. The
Governments at first proposed that
the value of the lands or tene-
ments should be fifteen pounds. .ls 81 .
The Liberals in opposition wanted to
have 1t fixed at ten pounds.
10 A compromise took place in the house
when twelve pounds was agreed on as
the amount of value of,the lands Or
tenenients. Theresult Is gain to the
people.
An influential deputation with petit.
tons numerously signed asking mercy
to the Fenian convicts, are arriving in
that city. y ~ A ~ 81 70 n
Cardinal Haul Cullen had called ON
the Lord-LieutenAnt of Ireland. prav-
ing that the lives Of all the condemned
be spared jos '-1sas'l ia q i-55lF5l = :
Prayers were offered in all the Cath
Ole Churches Of Dnblih, on Sunday,
invoking the Almighty to Incline his
FnVuI mind nlnnNnnnr
meeting is called in Birmingham for
the same purpose. ..,-
A deputation Of the members of the
House OF Commons, with the Mayor of
Dublin at the head, was to call upon
the queen and present a petition for
mercy. The movement has been SO
influential as to turn the determination
OF the Derby Government in the case of
Burke. ..+,....-..-T--,l.--- -
! IN view OF the Fenian revolution.
Lord Derby rendered a Cabinet recon-!
mendation toathe Queen, whO1 after
anxious consideration, assented to 1t.
The announcement OF the result was
received in the Honses of Parliament
with loud cheering. Lord Derby stated
that the only reason for giving way
was the overwhelming testimony OF the
Irish. people,; that il would be polite
not to let the law take its course.
= The Herald's Dublin special saws:
The news of Burke's communication was
received here with joy by all classes.
The Herald's Cork special says: Ad-
vices from the country districts report
that Fenian force attacked the mill
tary stationed In MitcbellstoW n, In this
county, on Thursday, and beat them
with bludgeons and stones. No par
ticulRrs or relation of facts are given.
The Fenian O'Brien, has been found
guilty Of high treason and sentenced to
be hanged on the 18th of June. The
sentence will, it is thought, be also
cOmmutedin his case. i-aH'
The Herald's London special says:
The reports of the distnrbances In
Mitchellstown are not correct. aHa5
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From the PIaInn.i

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-The Helena
Montana Herald of the 22d says: There
is great excitement, aud In consequence
Virginia CITY. UflE CldJ0lJ
The plan Of operation is announced
and volunteers, arms, horses, &C., have
been called for. Several companies
were enrolled and Organised within "a
hours, and the forces already mustered
were to leave Immediately under the
Immediate command of Col. Thorough
mar, also accompanied by General
Meagher himself for the scene Of dis
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3 tFoRTi SMITH, ARK, VIA LrTTLE RoGK,
May 2s.-The interpreter Of the Com
ports 500 Indians on the new war path.
a bout 200 are going towards Fort Bel
nap and Santa Fe totrade, and the rest
towards Fort Arbuekllee.. -.,.TE ,,,.y
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ed demand, at SIS 5Oais for family 10
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, no demand;
prime winter No. ] s. 90. Corn-Duli
At Ssa90c for No. i IN elevator; not much
demand; none for shipment. Oats
Dull at 76c for MOL. Rye Unchanged
and steady at Sl,75.9 -iIl ilas .sl55 -
CoTToN-Firm; in demand at 24o for
mIddling, .lzgeg -uz5-res5E
WHIsKY--Dull and prices nominal.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm but quiet. Mess
PORK 81 So, Bulk Nests sal0c,. Bacon
llal21<c for shoulders, sides and clear
sides. Lard-Dull at iSI<c. -. ..=..r
BUTTER-Dull at 15al7c for fresh.
CHREsE-Dull at PABLO for new.
1INsEED Ou-$l Goal 90. ''
EeGS-l6alTc. 0st ;
GoLiD-l37h buying, and 1873 selling.
Receipts for the last "a hours were:
25T packages OF butter; 1900 bushels
corni 500 barrels -four; $500 bushels
oats; I, 400 barrels potatoes; COS bushels
Tye;' 10 bushels wheat t68S barrels
Shipped: I, 200 bushels corn; eos bbls.
flour; IS hhds and 24S Heroes bacon: IS
barrels lard; 7OS bushels wheat and l4l
barrels whisky. ,lae1sI llv so.
Chiea$O. 1850. 5
MAY 29.-ELOuR-Dull and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat--Dull and lower; No.
2 - S4a2 80. Corn-Dull al 81 o.. Oats
Firm at 600. Rye-Dull al 81 80 al ~.
BaTley-Dnll at 90a92c. Alf en- %
Observation-Disclosures at So S7R
= %. Eard-Dull. Bulk Meats-In-
lwHBKEY-S2 2sA2 80 in bond.
MAY 29.-FLoUR-Dull. ssa3H
9RAIN-Wheat-Dun and nomlnRlly
Corn--Dull at S0a9Oc for No. 3, sac Tor
heated, 81 for rejected, and 40 for
prime No. ]. Oats-Ohio at SIC; No. 2
Chicago at 7sc. .''
81, NAY 4 @.-FhouR-Dull; city II at
GRAM wheat-Unsettled at 81 80
for No. 2.l.rg rssiae ~ Zion iEs
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Throw away your faISs,h iEZes, your Evitehsq
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth a lR:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
= mItt - N4sii --H1isE JFFH lF'T1H
And reiolee in your own Iuxurinnt half,
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
~ heads tthnm whatever cause It may have
lauen OUT and forcing q growth OF hair upon
the lace, II has no equal. II viii force the
beard 70 grow upon the moothest fAne IN
beads In from two 10 three months. Anew
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there e nothing that win force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, a. thousands OF living witnesses
(frOm their own experisnoe) can bear wit
ness. But many Will gay, how are We 10 dis
tinguish the genuine from the BpurtOuA3 Il
certainly Is dimcult as nine-tenths Of the
different Preparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thEoWn away large
amounts Tor their purchase. 10 such We
would say, Try the HepGratot CRplllt; ID win
cost you nothing unlesS Il fully come
mp TO our representations. II your DfuKRiGt
does not keep IL send rs one dollar and We
ceipt for the money, which Will be returned
you or application, providing entire GRtifac-
1On sn0t given. Addrdss, ~ tfti ifIf
w. L. CLARK a CO., Chemists,
No. ; West Fayetts st., SYRACUSE, N, Y,
Hnc12l-eod ,tElW&WIy u -. =
There comsth gIad tiditts of 10y TO an. 1lq
10 young and 70 old, 10 great and 70 amAlI,l
The beauty which ones was 20 precious and
Is free Eor al. and al may be fair.
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8nEREnt.
For Rent.

A GOOD TWO STORY RRIuK RRsI-
n dence, cOntaing seven rooms, situated on
Webster street and nearly opposite the rc1i-
ldenCe Of Capt. Sam Mason. POaSe1Sion
given August The LIST, 1851, Apply 10 A. q.
Partridge q Co., or
mY2S-St Real Estate Agent
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CLEVELAND, May 2s.-The Senatorial
e SSursiop party .left here for Chicago
and Omaha, at GSo,this evening. The
party consists OF Senator'S Wade,
Trumbull, YATES. CattsiIS Howe, Har.
ian, Creswell, Thayer, Chandler, Tip
ION, Gen. Anson Stager, Col. s. Sew
houre, Hon. John Coyode and several
M newspaper correspondents nd ladies.
stem ofthe Union PaciFio RsiIFnSd 7 Hsst
yer, Colorado. -'I-- A'e
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.
-t fsEfl19t IoTayraRTtpcYI, NTaH, 0a

The supply of cattle was remarkably
light this week, not exceeding four
hundred head, and with very good re-
tail demand, the market was a very stitl
one, and the best grades sold at an adj
vance from y to &c, while common cat
tie command about the same as last
week. The best retailing cattle sold
from 81 to exc, gross, and medium
brought from 8 SIC. r..
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RHKEIl

The market for this class of stock was
very quiet this week, the demand being
rather light, the offerings being limited
and of an Inferior quality. Prime TAT
mutton sheep (clippedl may be quoted
at 81 to 20, while common and inferior
are hard TO sell at any price-wooled
sheep command about 10 per pound
more than clipped, sts
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ERIE, Pa, May So6hIXhndiker
one Of the conductors of the Philadei.
phia q Erie Railroad, who was arrested
last fall charged with embezzlement.
alleged to have been committed bv
hipgRs passehEeE Econductor, was tried
and acquitted here to-day. The prin-
cipal witnesses for the prosecution were
Allen PinkertOn,of Chicago, andmem-
bers OF the police agency who were en-
gagged by the company to watch con-
quot1opFrsS'l I Oh 70 AImf3TF
AnBEN4, May 29.GThere Is consider
able sensation in New Lebanon, on ac-
count of marriage in Shaker fam
lily Of two OF its members, Daniel
Harding and Martha Jane Cline, the
former aged % years and the latter l9.
Z IBbsros, 1fay kGHo1oT1 BE Albeit
Smith, formerly Congressman from
Maine. died here to-day, aged "A years.
The New England anti-slavery So
ciety held its 18th annual convention
to-day.
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heW York specials.

MONTGOMERY ALA, Mas. 29.-Aspe-
cial says: George, w, Eagle, the man
who offered q reward for the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln during the
war, was arrested on a charge OF COM
plicity, in the assassination q few days
since, but discharged on producing 4
pardon from President Johnson.
The Herald's special says: II has
been discovered that an extensive con-
traoand trade Is carried on with the
Indians on our northern frontier in
WHICH res pectabIe Parties in northern
Sew. YORK and New England are en-
The Worlds special, says: General
Thomas returAsl 10 Tennessee to-day
fully ohRrEed with the Views 81 The
government as 20 the status OF Brown
lows militia. az .saogoEE
]. n. Mafhte. ex.commRnder in the
rebel tnaSysd yesterday applied. ffop a
R b. Gillian, Commissioner of I'm
migration, has resigned. yts--s
Il is reported that Mr.. Greeley has
written to John c. BIeekiuridge inyi-
ting him 10 return to this country and
takepaFe in the reconstruction.
KIT II d---2-- - 49, No
PoueHKKRPsIE,eCJ N. W May 29.4Jo-
seph 81. Jackson, a prominent I4TYer,
was dRngerouslyiWo last night by
q ball from n reVolVert ired by. his son,
who Is insane. ss7hs1 ,f.lLsl9isi io5lss=s
;BosfoS. May g! 4BnrRlars made an
| unsuccessful attempt to rob the Mar
blehead bank last night,
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TAXATION now averages I'll 10 In
gold, per head, for every man, woman
and child in. the, United States, while
ills only so gam Great Britain 81 81
in France, $3.50 in. Belgium, s. 4S,
Prussia and IS q In Ahstfia. ? ~ g
+ THE following figures, said to be Re.
liable and carefully complied estimates,
will probably throw some further light
upon the course OF the Treasury from
the present time until the close OF the
year, period Of seven months:
Total gold interest Rhici1rmust be provided
for nom present time TO Jan. i, 1855, incln-
Loan of 1871, maturing Dec 81. 1851.
TSiSi cafreacy Interest during sSins -
PERIOD including both Reven-thiI-
ties and compound notes..........-.--. 46,OCOIOO0
Iolai eomP0una interest notes, ma, ., ~, 90
z " = 9 rs t4 - - ~ -
The above amount of gold interest
may be somewhat increased II the en-
tire issue OF August 1895 be converted,
The government estimates of customs
duties from date to january Ist, 1888,
IL $50, OOO, 600. Against the compound
interest notes maturing this year, the
currency interest for the same time,
and heexpeases Of the government for
the same period, the Treasury has the
receipts OF internal revenue, fifty mill
lions oEthres per cent, and the cash
balance on handp which is over hum
dped millions asg1hzF acyEH i
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J. The demand for hogs at these yards
continues exceedingly light, being re-
stricted almost entirely 70 supplying
Immediate wants of the retail trade.
limerick & Co. quote In retail way Ito
&c, gross. .slHg gaE5Ta UfaH ~
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The Latest News

81 Hti,'HI ~ me Union LInsSaH Ef
Once. corner Of Main ana Monrna street.
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DRoDUGED BY THE USE OF PROP
i DEBREu1SfF RISER LIZ CHEVEUG
straight and Stubborn hair of eIthOr ~ into.
WRvY gf1nR1et8 or hE1VY masstV6 euFis.sl Has
been used By the plost taShipnSbI Of PaFis
suIts. Does no injury 10 the hair f.f1ee -,
nna1l, Sealed and postpaid, n. NJ cTfptiYe,
Circular mailed nee, AddTe8 BERGER
Troy, n, r, Sole A AGENTS for the u1iffed STATE.
mehz-eOds tTfW&W1y i-'lf' =. = 80 5.s5E
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BosfoS, May g! 4Barglars made an
Unsuccessful attempt TO rob the Mar
blehead bank last night.
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TAXATION now averages 81 10 in
gold, per head, for every man, woman
and child in. the, United States, while
its only so 99In Great Britain 81 81
In France, $3.50 in Belgium, s. 48 in
Prussia and IS q In Austria. 1sH ',sl
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HoPS-NeW 10975c; old, no sale.
~ WooL-The growers are n1RhifaatIng great
interest In regard 10 prices the coming season,
and Il b presumed the clips will be sold early
this season, as TOP many have learned the
Jolly OF hpldlnEDn tor agar and then taking
IesS than thOsel WHO sold dT6t. SOn6 OF our
largest dealers ia offering from 10 10 65c, em-
bractng 9 common TO fancy clips
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NEW YoRK, May 2s.-Judge suther-
land to-day grained q mRndamus to
compel the Chicago and MOI thwestern
road to exhibit It's books. .li,.,z
The International Ocean Telegraph
Company expects to open its line 70 the
Island OF Cuba during July. Dispatches
from Florida report that the land line
will be completed by the first of
June The cable manufactured In
England Is Completed. and the iron
steamer Nova has been chartered to
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S12 so. -
GRAM Wheat Unsettled. at 81 81
for No. 2.lluI t-Ytsiac ~ Zion I
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Reparator CapilIi.

mch23 cod ,triWdIWiy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15
DR.. schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup.

This great med cine cured Tr. J. II. ScHEScK.
the Proprietor. 0. Pulmonary Consumption.
when il had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and WREN 81 eedy death appeared to he invita-
ble His physicians pronounced his case incur
able when he commenced the of this simple
hut powerful reneIy. His health restored
in very short time. aud returr Of the
disease has been apprehended, for al the ., m
p'oms quickly disappesred, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery. he as devoted hi. atten-
tion exclusively to the cure Of Consumption and
the dseases which are usually complicated with
il. and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very numerous AND truly wonderful. DR..
ScHrxcK makes prefe-s -sonal visits to seyeral of
the larger cities weekly. where he has a large
coueourse Of patients, and il is truly nstonish-
ing to see poor consumptiyes that have to be
lifted out Of their carriages, and in n few months
healthy. robust persons. DR. SCHENGk'S
PULMONIC SYRUP. SEAWEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all re-
qurei il Gu. ing Consumption. Full directions
accompany each. SO that any one can take them
without seeing DIR. ScHEScK. bnt when il is con-
yenient it is best to see him. lie gives advice
free hut for thorough examination with his
Re~p'roineter bis fee is three dollars
Please observe, when purchasing. that the
two likcnesses of the Doctor--one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other as he
now is. in perfect health are on the Govern
meBt stamp.
Sold by all Druggists md Dealers Price 81 so
per bottle. or 81. 50 the half dozen Letters for
advice should always be directed to Dr.
schencks Principal Office, Is North 9th ST..
Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents
Demas Barnes 4 Co., N. Y, S. s. Hance, Balti-
more. Nd. John y. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio !;
Walker 4 Taylor. Chicago, H.; Collins Bros,
D. LsHh, No.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

The so,h Regiment U. S. lnhy, passed
through Cedar Rapids on its way to the
Plains, on the 9th inst.
The Cedar Valley Times SAYS that the
subscriptions 70 the proposed college at that
place, already foot up over $4,000.
The Linn County Temperance League
has recently been organized, and has gone
to work in earnest by holding meetings in
various parts Of the county and stirring up
the people to the importance Of the cause.
SO we learn by the Marion Register.
Hon. Geo. G. Wright of the Supreme
Court of this State, has been engaged to
lecture before the Y. NJ. G. A. of Marion, on
the Eth inst, in addition to the regular
course.
Mr.. A. S. Kissell, one Of the most noted
of Iowa educators, has taken up his resi>
dence at Minneapolis. Mimi, where he has
been appointed Superintendent of the pub
lie schools at q salary Of $4,000.
Prot. Borland has resigned his position
as Principal of the Primary Department OF
the University. owing to protracted ill.healih,
and Prof S. S. Howell has been appointed
to fill the vacancy.
Miss Gertrude Doggett, for some time a
teacher at Manchester, Deleware county,
recently made her icbu, with the greatest sue
cess. on the boards of McVicker's theatre,
Chicago.
We see by the Gazette that Rev Mr. Fair.
all late OF this place, was to lecture a. &c.
dar Falls, yesterday, on temperance. The
Gazette also states that a vein of coal,
lsx24 inches. and twelve feet below the sur.
face of the earth, was lately discovered four
miles southwest of Cedar Falls
Pro,racted meetings are being held at va
rious points in the State.
There is unusual temperance interest a,
Des Moines.
Henry f. Beardsley, Editor Of the Belle
vne Journal. was married on the 26,h ul,
The epidemic is contagious. Fall into line,
brothers
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

Grams had been one Of unvaryipg success.
His popularity with his own army was un-
bounded his name with the people was
popular household word His merits were
recognized and the North looked to him
with confidence to break the back bone Of
the rebellion. The Chieamauga campaign
followed soon after, and with its close cons
menced that torrent Of abuse and misrepre.
sentation by interested parties which cloud
ed the reputation and darkened the fair
fame of one whose name will be honored long
after his vilifers shall have been forgotten.
In our next two articles we shall endeavor
to show that Rosecraus himself was in no
wise responsible for the partial failure Of the
Chicamauga campaign, but that on the
contrary, he deserves great credi, for saving
his army at all and holding the great object
i've point Of the campaign-Chattanooga.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Spanish Government is taking pre-.
cautions against a threatened outbreak.
England and France will await the move
ments of Russia 10 regard to the Eastern
question.
The Turkish blockade is deemed ;neffect
I'VE By our Consul in Gambia.
The London Times declares that under
the late DEGREES of the Russian Government,
Polish nationality is extinct.
A confagration. involving loss of $780,
600, occurred at Galesburg on the 9th.
South Carolina has rejected the cons,ituti
onal amendment.
Mexican advces state that Maximillian
and Gen. Duori are at Pueba.
The Supreme Court of the United States
decided on the 7th inst. that bank shares
are not liable to State or municipal taxation.
The House on the sth, by vote of ia
to 80, passed the District suffrase bill over
the Presidents veto.
Sir Frederick Bruce has been instructed
to inquire II our Govern zen, will submit
the Alabama claims to arbitration.
The Pope has declared that he will not
leave Rome.
An election of members Of a new Ger
man Parliament has been ordered for Feb.
II.
The Ohio Democratic Convention on the
Ssh. nominated Judge allen Thurman for
Governor.
The kentuckev Legislature on the Sth re.
jected the constitutional amendn en-.
Late Mexican advics report decisive
Liberal victory. gained bv Treyino over
Mejia at Guadalajra. Cortinas is in pur-
suit Of Canales. who has pronounced in
favor oil Juarez.
In his message to the Kansas Legislature.
Gov. Crawford states that the population of
that state has increased $4,000 during the