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Rr-isso-X -rhs amount Of Plantation Bit
a.. Ia In one year ls somsxhat startling. They
soad an Drosdway SIX feet high from the Park 70
an street. Drakes mandatory II one OF the In.
ssitutIons Of New York. IL Nh said that Drake
painted all the rocks In the Eastern states With bis
cAballstio .. T.-isO.-X." and then got the old
granny legislators 10 pas . law preventing dis
dgurinx he Acs Of usturs,- which gives him Q mo-
uopoly. We do mol know how this ID, but we do
hsos the Plantation Bittsrs SELL - no other ar
community, and are death on Dyspepsis-certain,
rhey are very inviyorating when lassuid and weak.
s&RAfcaA ssRISG wArERsold BY .li Druggists
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elf very severely - one hand almost 10 . crisp.
me torture Vas unbeArsble. The Mexiean
Mustang Linimsut relieved tbs pain almost 'mme-
distsly. IL healed rapidly, and isn very htus
cnAa YosrxR, t2o broad 81 philsda
Ths 10 merely Q sample of What the Mustan.
Linmsnt viii do. 10 10 Invaluable In all casee oi
vound.. svsilings, sprans. cuts oru'ss~ spsV'nA'
sts. either upon man OF beast.
Beware Of eountsrfelts. None is ksnuine un-
less Wrapped In nne steel-plate engraving, bear.
Ing The signature Of q. w. westhrook. Chemist and
!hs ,''rsfs stamp OF DEsAs BARNES Co. Ns"
York.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-15

wuAr DID Ir,-A young lady, returning to her
souatry homo after soiourn OF lev months IN
New York, was hardly recognised BY her frisnds
In place OF rustic, flushed face, she had . son,
And instesd OF a. she really appeared but ". She
told them plainly she used lissanS Magnolia
Baim, and would not be without L. Any lady can
Improve her Psrsonal Appearance very much oy
sxRxr0aI sPRiNG WATER. sold by ail Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-15

AorA pR MAGNOLIA = The prettiest thing the
sweetest thing" and the most Of u for the least
money. 10 overcomes the odor Of perspiration
softeus and adds delicaey 10 the skin delight
fui p,rfum, silay. hesfaehe and Inflammation.
and 10 q necessary companion In the sick room, IN
the nursery and upon the toilet sideboard' u
can bs obtained everywhere at one dollar per ooe
ssI...s. s,ri.s Water, sold BY all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-15

All Who value beautiful head ofhair. and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
Svay viii not nil 10 uss Lyons celebrated M
haIron 70 makes the hair rich, son and glossy.
eradicstes dandrun and causes the hair tn grow
with iuIuriant beauty. 10 10 sold everywhere:
X ETlOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
SARATOGA A sPRiNa WATER. sold by ali Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-15

fieimstreets inlmitablc Hair Colorin- has been
steadily growing In favor Tor over twenty years
II acts upon the ahsorbsnts At the roots of the
hair and changes 10 tn Its original color by de-
yrses. AL instantaneous dyes deadeu aud inlure
the hair iIelmstreets is NO, dye, but is certain
In It's results, promstcs It's growth, and 10 beau
tifal llAiK DRsssISs. Price 81 cents and si.o.
sARkfoGAsPFISG WATER, sold by all Druggist,
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TFEes Ssss % Ess Seed lihsasss saii 81 No
psetarss - hey Avays get The FSa Prsassa isr
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-15
Friday, Feb. q.

A. w. MEspuM, S,oorn--Kcpt r. u, Eve
years. Saw Mr.. SWEET nearly every day
he was able to attend to his business.
Saturday previous he was sober enouRh to
do business never saw him incapaciistcd
to do business.
W. A. Hall, Sieor.- Reside in Kenne.
bunk, kept public house have known Dr.
SWEET; he has been to my house five or SIX
times, generally intoxicated stopped once
through the night; I assisted him UP stat"
he was intoxicated. ...,
jazz NJ. SwErr. prsoner, s,corn.-Wdow
of Charles M. Swett age 30 year. next
April. Married In 1885 or 1876 lie was
In IN. habit Of taking morphine during his
later days For two yesn pruvious have
administered morphine once ] pat some
IN his b.I,icr, osrc in his ten, once in q bot
,ic. Put some in his tea In July iast; BIZ
nm r. Tnpp was there. Put morphine in
h;s hottie Sunday morning previous to bis
death amount, about what / could take
between my thumb and finger. When lie
had been drinking hard, was when ! gave
him morphine; the effect Of which usually
caused him TO vonit his liquor; have talked
with him about the use Of ofmophinc; when.
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ivifsrnfa News.

On Thursday night fire oc CURED at Lynch.
burg. which Consumed the large brick build
ing owned by John W. Stone He had on
hand a considerable quantity of stock, which
had been purchased at high prices, and some
manufactured tobacco. This was all lost. as
turing. which were valuable. The entire loss
Mr.. Stone estimates at $4,000, on which there
was an insurance OF S1l,50O.
VIM. ID. Boulware, OF Caroline county, was
killed on Saturday week, near his residence
at Port Royal. Caroline county, by a fall from
his horse. He was returning from pic. mic
in the nelehborhood, and his horse fell into
ditch with him. breaking both OF his legs and
smashing his head. When found his horse
was lying on him. Mr. Beulware was q
prominent citizen OF Caroline county.
The ship Europa cleared at Richmond on
the Sd instant. for Bremen, with 526 hogsheads
and IS tierces Of leaf tobacco, value S92 iGG,
and 329 hogsheads of stems, value Sl6,244.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, July s-Evenfng.-Int the House OF
Lords this evening. Earl Derby strongly de.
nounced the action OF the Mexican Govern
ment in putting Maximiiian to death, hut he
made no disclosures at to what measures the
Government intended to adopt in regard to
Mexico. g.G s
LIvRRPoeL, J July 1Evening.-T firms in
this city, Messrs. Bond & Bseber and Messrs
Miller & SouthhaIl, largely engaged in Brazil,
have suspended payment 5"
LONDON, July 9-Evening.-The Sultan of
Turkey has accepted the In vitation Of the En-
peror OF Austria to visits him Ia vienna. 1t is
accordingly announced that the Sultan will
return to Oonstan:inople by way Of Vienna,
where he will remain for one week as the
gpeet of Emperor Francis Joseph,
VIENNA, July 9.-Hls Majesty has finally
decided to visit Paris, and has fixed the period
of his visit during the month Of September.
BERLIN. July eEvening.-Arrangeme
have been perfected tor confereriee between
the King Of Prussia and the soyerigens OF the
South German States, which win take place at
an early day. 90
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REORGANIZATION OF THE FRENCH Army
A commission charged with the duty of pre-
pairing plan to reorganiZe the French army
has lately been in session in France, and ha We
submitted repert, of which the following is
the substance: a.
The commission pronounces an active army
OF 4CO.0O0. and q reserve OF 100000 men, aided
by national guard prepared to do all home
dntles, ana go leave, II necessary. the whole
100000 zen free to march against the enemy,
absolutely necessary to France. The remark
is made bv the commission that the increase Of
the military force of France is necessitated by
urgent motives, and in inscrihin. in the first
men, they have only expressed their opini n
on the number required at this hour for the
national defense. This increase in time of
peace will not enlarge the actual effective
force. 1t will be obtained by aid OF more
numerous reserves. and the proposed law, the
commission says, has but one end, fnat OF form
ing these reserves in the way which may be
most useful 10 the army and the least oppres.
sive to the country. sa -.
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TRNTH NATIONAL SAINGERBKsT. - This
great German festival will commence in Phil
adelphia in few days, and will be attended
by several of thesinging societies Of Baltimore,
Washington. Richmond and other cities. The
Ledger says. - ~ Sc E.Gsa ID.
The celebration will commence on Saturday
next. by the arrival OF visiting singers. all Of
whom will be escorted in The even inE to indie.
on behalf Of the citizens will be made by hIs
Honor Mayer ssN NcM MichaaA.gc Thess reception
speech on behalf Of the Philadelphia singers
win be made by Dr.. Kellner. after which the
Quarters, at the National G yards Hall. Sun.
daY will be observed as q day OF resi- and recre.
ation; Monday morning the rehearsal takes
evening the concert; Tuesday evening the
prize concert will be held at the Academy OF
Music, tn. prizes TO tho victorious societies. to
beawarded TO the fortunate competitors at the
picnic on Wednesday -
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~ Chicago is to have religious paper. ],

T Chicago is to have a religious paper. It
needs one. t..S ' Ia p"iG
~ Commodore Nntt and Minnie Warren
sre to be married. The bridal ontdt u pre-.
pairing. ~ II. .a,"fs rz = ..s
~ The roya, family OF England spend or
pocket over two and q half millions yearly.
~ Havana daies OF the 22d state that OVER
cne thousand runaway Coolies were running
loose throughout the island. i #tr
~ mill, twelve stor les high, with tsehty
run OF stones, is being bu lit in Newark, N. j
- Mr. Bennett, Of the New York Herald, is
the proprietor Of the Evening Telegram, q nsvv
paper which appeared in New YORK last weak
" Mrs. Young, Of Paris, KY, rec sns s. sss.ot
dead q negro tor insulting her,. Her honse hAs
just been bdrnt down by his fr.ends. : II
~. IL 10 ,yeporied that a plantation in, sAs-
sumption Pnrith. Louisiana, is wholly cuiti.
yated by Coolie labor. II srs ] ns:I
~ Miss Josie Lapham has been licensed to
- Hon. Rai,is Pey ton 10 the copssr yatlvSS
capdiaeis Rs ,consFsss in the Nashsils
EThs | impora aations 81 orr goods At Nsvs
york were little over three mailiona Ia Jnnca
wear aeo they wefe sever.
-. Four neH csses Of yellow fever occurrsd
at Gaiveston. T0xas, on tne esn inst &
n a yonsg soAef John g. Wqodrn1, Heil-
knowH kardWele nerceAnt o1 MeWarA. y. is,
was Mllsd.hyf A1fsS eaf - Friday. u Isl
The SRpcstSd ,nsw hiAnd IL the PsctG0
his pyoyeA deaeslcn: a z I ~ " % re I'D Nd
mated. III
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GONGR RESSIONAL.

IaSRNArE.LAfter our report closed yesterday
afternoon, the reconstruction bill being uader
r. The anendment proposed by Mr. Wilson to
strike out the second section and insert in lien
thereof q section vacasing all civil offices in
tnS rene, States ana aas ,ha an,nofzng sne minary
reappointments, was debated at some Length
and finally rejected-1.yeas II, nays n. -.
Mr. Buckaiew presented an amendment,
which he 'asked to have printsd. for fnture
action: that i'd the election Of members of the
House of Representatives each elector shall
be entitled to number OF votes equal to the
anmber Of Representatives to which the State
I is entitled, and Ae may cast them all for one
candidate or divide them among the several
! candidates.5 The amendment was ordered to
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend the second sec
tion by providing that the commanding gem
eral may appoint civilians to fill Offices vacated
under that section. 60 = -
Mr.. Edmunds spoke against this amendment,
and Mr.. Yates in favor 1t. : ecstzn -
r Mr.. Wilson saad the people were better pro-
tected in life, liberty, and properly in the South
under the military bill than they ever were
before, but he wanted taen courage the loyal
men OF thasSourh BY placing them in position
everywhere throsKhout the rebel States.
Mr.. Conklin1 a!ludins TO the renoyai BY
asked If Mcclellan had the right to appoint
another legislature in place Of the one de-
posed. 9aiE q -
:. Mr. Morrill,, OF Maine, said the case was not
to the point. Maryland had not rtbelled. In
the Southern States the governments have BEEN
overthrown and must be re.establi.hed.
The Senate at 4 4O adjourned. Va --#
HoUsR.-After the passage OF the ,econstruc.
tion bill yesterday afternoon, by vote OF
yeas, 1l9; nays, 81, as stated in yesterdays
Star r.. sa.1. : H. .r-#
On motion OF Mr. Kelley, the Secretary Of the
Treasury was directed to report theamount Of
revenue received from the tax Ol distilled
spirits from each collection district b the seve.
raj States and In the rebel States during the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1867. - ..
On motion OF Mr.. Hubbard, Of New York,
the Secretary Of the Treasury was directed to
furnish any reports on fle in his department
regarding alleged frauds on the internal reye.
nue in the 5th collection district Of North
Carolina. -" ... +.
On motion OF Mr. Logan, the doorkeeper was
directed to retain the same messengers and
employees under him during the recess OF Con-
grees as were authorized to be retained during
the last session Of Congress.
On motion Of Mr.. Van Aernam, the Secre-
taries OF War and OF the Treasury were directed
to inform the House what further legfalation
isnecessary to facilitate payment Of the addi-
tional bounty granted by act Of July %, 1866.
Mr.. Stevens, OF Pennsylvania, presented pe-
tltion OF four thousand citizens OF Maryland in
favor Of universal Suffrage. .
And then, at half-pAst three o'clock, the
House adjourned.
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BANKERS.
EAY COOKE l. CO. .,

Jay COOKE &Co., .s.# .
EKERS,
Ftft,,rh strest, opposits Treasury, a
Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand a full supply ofall
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
COLLECTIONS made on ala accessible points.
seJ-d &c.,"
EXCdANGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUR-
h LEY L co.
We selling Bills Of Exchange on England.
ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our Office, 40s Pennsylvania avenue
ap 2s-Sm WM HURLEY 3 co.
SAvIN ANk. fs
"A PIN DAY Is A GRoAT A YEAR"
Gail at the corner of
10TH STREET AND PESNA. AVENUE.
FREEDsEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
The Central Office of this Company is now situated
as above, and is carEiedon in connection with the
Washington Branch.
OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3.
Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received,
and interest paid on ell sums of FIVE DOLLARS
investments are made in UNITED STATES
of HENRY ID. COOKE, ESQ, OF JAY COOKE &
CO., Chairman of che Finance Committee Of the
Bank.
The Deposits more than $4,000.
M T. HEWITT, of New York, President.
d. l.. EATON, Actuary.
WI WILSON, Cashier of Branch Bank.
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AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
Fully appreciating the extent of the suffering
which now peryades the Southern ction of our
Country, and desiring to assist in furnishing relief
ability and fidelity OF Mr. GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Managing Director of the recent Festival for the
Union Home and School of the City of New York
(by which nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars
were realized by that humane Charity.) We, the
undersigned, earnestly solicit the support of gene
try in aid of this National movement, to be made
with the sanction of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue of the United States, at the City Of Wash
ington, D. c., on the evening of Sept Is, 1857.
premises, We give our cordial approval Of this
movement of Christian Philanthropy. user
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor Washington
JAMES ". NYE, q. S. Senator, Washington
H. D: COOKE, Banker. Washington, D. c.
JOHN l.. kIDWELL, Druggist, Washington
2: D: GILMAN, Druggist, Washington, D. G.
JOHN B. BLAKE, President National Metro
MOSES KELLY, Cashier National Metropoli
tan Bank, Washington. ID. C..
GEORGE W. RIGGS, Banker, Washington
PHILIP & soLoMoNs, statoners, Washing.
W. Ii: i 9. H. MORRISON, stationers, ash.
". \. RANSOM CO., ss4 and sss Broadway,
'EYANs, GARDNER & CO., $50 Broadway,
WIN. C. BROWNING Il CO., 3a6 Broadway,
DURYEE 4 LAQUEs, 394 Broadway, NY
DAVENPORT BROS, O3 Greenwich street
SIZES; Wales CO. y Maiden Lsne n: Y
John Il. GIIsCoM, NJ D., AZ East 18th street
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THE CRoPs.-The accounts with bright pros

THE CRoPs.-The accounts with bright pros.
pectsfor crops still continue to pour in from
every section of the Union, and all hope for
the croakers, who, for speculation purposes
are IN the habit OF greatly attempting to get up
siops," &C.. has passed away, for this season
at least. Particularly are the signs cheering
in the great grain producing State OF Illineis
both the average and yield Of wheat will aver.
age an increase Of 20 per cent over any pre-
ylous year for the past dve or six. The fruit
crop il also excellent, both in quality and
abundance.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Returns have
heen received by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office showing an aggregate
disposal of 36,74l acres OF the public lands
during the month Of June last, at the folio wing
local Offices, viZ:-4reenleaf, Minnesota, $3.50
acres; ST. Peter Minnesota, 6, ,76A acres; Stevens
Point. Wisconsin, 7.240 acres; Fails OF st.
Croix, Minnesota. ,O06 acres; Ia Crosse, Wis.
consln. 7.341 acres: Traverse CITY, Michigan,
S.Sl6 acres. The greater portion of the land
was taken for actnai settlement and cultivation
nnd6r the homestead law.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

my old friends and patrons for their iiberalty in
the past and shall endeavor by poiiteness to Gus
toners and strict attention to business to merit
large share of their future patronage. BY largely
increased facilities fox obtaining supplies, and ad
herring strictly TO the cash system, shall be en-
abed TO offer much better assorted stock at lower
prices. desire TO cal the special attention of the
ladies and public in general 70 OF the greatest
novelties of the age, aa.
THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES
For beauty. comfort and style it cannot be sur
passed. Call ard look at them before prrcha sing
any others. Call early. 1t is proper for to say
you can rely upon finding a good assortment Of
other leading and staple styles of ladies' gents
misses. boys and chillren's BOOTS and SHOES
Also, mems. boys and tciildrens HATS and CAPS
in great variety, with BASE BALL, SHOES of all
sizes. Dout forget the place.
Ii. G.. WINDSOR,
Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats,
je7-lm* 3J9 7th ST.. bet. and Il sts
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TIE COMMITTEE on THE AssAssINArIoN,-
"Dixon," the Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Advertiser, writes to that paper con
cerning General Butler's committee to inves
tigate the whole subiect OF the assassination
conspiracy: ssH
sit is understood that three OF the high OH
Gals alluded to IN one clause OF the reso utions
Jacob Thompson. The government counseii in
the Surratt trial are gratided at the prospect of
full hvestigation, and are ready to comma
nfcate considerable information which has
come TO them upon the general subject, but
which WIS Of no value to them as evidence
against Sufratt.'' '-bi" ID p J-10 7'71-
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SALE OF KANSAS LANDs.-Returns received
disposal Of 76,7s5 acres OF the public lands in
Kansas during the month Of June last, at the
following local Offices, viz:-Hum boldt,t Kan.
sas, "a $50 acres; Junction Oity, Kansas, II, ISL
acres. The grea ter portion OF the lands were
located with Agricultural College scrip, and
the remainder, taken for actual settlement and
cultivation under the homestead law; sold FOR
cash and located with military warrants.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL COALll
Best WHITE ASH at S. by the ton. All sizes
rsuit customers
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, slo per cord
- :. PINE :. SO
Long Oak, SIS per cord.
A ton OF Coal sold by me always weighs 80 lbs
JOHN Is. LORD,
lie 2o-ly Corner 4th and streets.
GOA Ii COALli
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
. Gross tons OF ,24O lbs, delivered in any part
the city. go
Chestnut W Whlte Ash ST. +. s....
Stove, Egg and Furnace VI Whte Ash SS o.
BED Ash, SS.25.
Lehigh. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Oftoe; or at the Wharf
foot Of Seventh street.
S. p. BROWN SON
a2-u 400 9th street. between L and r.
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PRRsoNAL.-" kaconteur,r Of the New Yo,

Commercial, says that OF the Senate absenrees
it is understood that Messrs. Hendricks and
Morton. of Indiana, are "pairedn Messrs.
Cole and Conness. OF California and Will.
liams and Corbett, OF Oregon; and Ste ewart of
Nevnda, are on the other side OF the Rocky
Mountains; John Sherman, Of Ohio il on his
voyage home from England: Justin 5. Nor
rill, Of Vermont, is at Paris James X. Doc
little, OF Wisconsin, is at st. Petersburg, az
ranging the differences between the P0ciffc
Overland Telegraph Company and the Rus
sian Government; and James Guthrie. of Ken.
tncky. is so feeble that lhe will hardly ever be
able 10 come here again.
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SANTA ANNA.-The Mexican legation here
puts for. IN the statement that it has recei we'd
information from the Governor OF the Stats,of
Yucatan TO the effect that Gen. Santa Anna
landed at the port Of Sisal, at General BRASS
invitation, and while there he was arrested.
This intelligence is published to contradict tnb
statement that he was foreibly taken from the
;~sa EH
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: MORMON NDIFFICULrtEs.- sehism which
has occurred among the Mormons is q formf.
cable one. Pratt Hyde, and Lyman, who
have been prescribed by Bringham, have hiths
erto been bright and shining lights in ths
Mormon stronghold, and have q strong fol.
lowing among the men, women and children,
particularly the latter. In fact, II we are 10
believe the statements Of q recent Gentle visi-
tor at Salt Lake. the withdrawal Of Pratt and
HYdssal4la with their families. Iwonld ma
01398y defopn late the city. - :
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~The son of john Y. Mason, formerly of
Virginia. has a commission in the French ar NV
OF Aleiers.
- sensible vlrginian suggests that mar.
bic n non uments for confederate dead will not
fed the starving confederate widows and or.
phans. .
Miss fgnny Clark, an estimable young
lady OF Brewster, Mass, was drowned In that
town ON Thursday by the upsetung OF boat.
~ The Presbytery or Trey, at a recent
meeting, passed strong resolutions denouncing
the fearful crime Uf preventing and destroying
infant lite, now SO prevalent.
~ SEx,Ccnfederate 6 eneral Louis T. Wig
fall, formerly United States Senator from the
State of Texas, is about entering upon the
practice OF law In England IN connection with
American cases. =
~ A young man, named Keirn Regney, has
been arre steu in Boston for the murder OF
Thomas Clary, the apothecary CLERK. De.
ceased was In company with his two sisters
and, endeavcring to protect them from Insult,
when murdered.
" An old man named Vaudevinder delib-
efately murdered hfs son.in.law, John r.
Bowers in Indiana county, Pa, ON MONDAY
last He alleged in justification OF the dead
that his son. law III treated him.
ga syeung German in the employ of Mr..
Reiners, In Terrs Haute, Indiana, committed
suicide On Thursday,oy hanging. On mis- DER.
con we're tonnd g, coo, aud letter exulaliafnR
tAAtAn unhappy marriage was the Gauss Of his
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"a IN UNITED STATES GREENBACKs eaa
Tebe distributed to the Suffering people Of the
South, by Major General o. o. Howard, 10 s. Com
missioner. ~
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WoEK FROM tn. DRY ToR-UeAs.-A va
riety OF very beaotiful and ingenious articles
OF crab. wood work by Edward span Eler, State
prisoner at the Dry .fortuEas. was receiYed In
this city last evening by a friend Of his, de-
signed to be distributed amongst relatiyes and
friends. Articles displaying equal Ingenuity,
made by Dr. Mudd. O'Laugnhn and Arnold,
channel for their friends. The msmAntoes
constitute altogether q curious aud Interesting
collection .-Boltimorc Sun. ~ a'saS0