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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

DuNHAN 4 WERsrfR.-This is one Of the
Oldest houses in the city, Mr.. Durham hav.
ing commenced business in March, 1857.
He continued steadily in the grocery tusi
ness, somet'mea with ether parties until last
sp''ng' when ne formed partnership with
Ef. Webster under the above style. The
new firm are conducting the business in a
manner highly acceptable to the public and
viii command large patronage. We in
yite attention 10 their new advertisement.
GEO. GortLEa.-Mr. Goeller has been in
the grocery business in this city several
years, having first established himself in Is.
81. Last year he built store on the south
side OF Main street, the fourth door cast OF
The Montour House, aud moved bis excel.
lent stock into it the first week in August.
We have ever found Mr. Goeller to be an
uprigh, and gentlemanly dealer, whose scales
aud whose word can be relied upon without
fail. Such men deserve, what they seldom
fail 70 receive. steady and constantly in
ereasing patronage.
Coy Il HANnoND.-This firm have been in
business over a year, three doors east Of the
Non;our House. They keep fine stock CT
goods and command the confidence Of the
community.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

As an evidence Of the extreme depression
in business existing throughout. the country,
We may cite the comparative dessrtion OF ali
watering places and other summer resorts.
Newport, Saratoga, &c, are excessively
dull.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Hodges wonders if the manu-
facturers tax is being paid to-
wards the supper: of that flag
tha; some merchants hoist in
great time Of peril.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

A dispatch from Chicago, dated July 23d.
states TINT sueh q swarm of bugs filed the
Courier (Democraiic) office ut Musratine,
that the printers had to cease work. 1t was
evidently the same old swarm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26


CANDIDATES have learned of the
following candidates in tn. field for tue var
ious eouaty Offices. If we have omitted any
We can assure aspirants that it is through
Ignorance.
For Treasnrp,-L. A. Main, L. p. Bak,
er, Edward Ross.
For Sheriff.. A. paris, A. Crooks.
For Co. Judye,-A. III. Bridgeman,
Fairbank tp, S. A. Reed, W. II. barton.
For Co. Superintendent of .Schools,-S.
G. Pierce, Byron Tp.
For Survivor and Coroner We have heard
none mentioned except the present incum.
bent.
For Rpresentatire,--C. II. Lewis, Of
QuasGucton, =. c. Wilcox of this city.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Hodges is the Best Clothing
store under the sun, moon and
stars. but he has not got u dozen
prices on his goods.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Some men sell a large am ,ant
Of goods, do an immense busi-
ness. bat pay no tax on their
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Congress adjourned on Saturday, he 20tb
inst, TO meet sgain on the 2lss Of November
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Now THEY SnE Ir-The late fire at Cedar
Falls has reused the citizens of that city to
sense Of the necessity for organized means to
fight the fire fsni. Cedar Fails has no FIRE
company Of any description. We may justly
express l.tls pride that our own city can
boast two excellent FIRE companies. Wo feel
especially proud Of our Hook & Ladder Company.
whose character and efficiency in every respect
cannot be surpassed. Our citizens cannot too
highly appreciate the wide awake, public spirit
which inspire the men who compose our fire de-
partment. Utter confusion prev allied at the FIRE
in Cedar Falls. as is nearly always tho case
wheI there is no organization.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Some merchants ask .yelyc
i LA $ for coat and take ak.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

Six hundred garments made By
one merchant tailor, shame un-
known. in month: immense
business for two men 70 sew so
many.
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-00o-
To Threshers 4 Farmers!
II = fOr the Intsres. Of you who bay and employ
eHEPARD'S TIBRATOR has been fuly tessed kr tn.
Pot three yeas and INST superseng all the old style
naehinss The number made has been fully doubled
each succeeding and twice many being tu;lt
sor this year = last All who impArss,ly investigate
merits, eonesds il superiority,
BECAUSE
II hes neither Canvas, Pickers, 10, Raddles, and
cannot b elogssd up in either wet dry grain.
II has not half u many Bets, Puley,, Boxes Jour
aAs whssls and Piniens = the GRAIN Bslt- Machines
and hence runs much eazier, And costs much less 70
keep in repair.
is never requires "pokns clogs nrs q tiovs
over, and ui run for houo and days without troub!s
y has the largest and best Nil in the world capable
ssaanf @ & SissoIt .a,te 40, amount Of grain and tx
piniop which dri,s tie cylinder.
II thrssh:as Oats, Wheat. Barley, &c. il viii nv,
and sboss the best of -thsr machines nsarlr or
,nts enough to pay the threshins hills.
In Timothy Seed it is decidedly sdyantaAss.s CO
seeOans q its peculiar sev.s and mill foe cleaning
In Flax Seed il Aas no Beate,s, Pioke.s or ehafts
y wind" aud bother. - in all other maehinsa
cn Mapy rTs1s AZ ;ssy ysgd ,sssst enplry NJ
command cent extra per bushel.
IL great sass Of drat 10 because there i lees than
one half - much shasue boxing telins and geariue
= in other machines and grain belt rsddss all
This 6Act spsAks for itselk
The Achols Z sher.rd's HORSE POWER nas no
equal for durability Of DRAFT Il is adapted
~ otAey A1chsnes Parties Who have .-payed out"
po.srs of other kinds invited buy and try th
end ~ fAs di-e II sald separately AID spsedsd"
- take the place Of any other.
The Vibrator stands On il own merits. Il sskp no
hvcr but IN impartial trial Call on Aeenn or write
70 the Hannfhcturers for Circular. giving full d.
ssripten, together With numerous Certificates
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

l'atr0nize all Old es saf,.isbed
merchants in preference 10 such
men.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
Our BUSINESS MEN,

In our review Of dry goods merchants, we
carlessly omitted the house of Riddell l. For.
roster (Robt Riddell, j. Fcrres,er) es,ab>
lshed over year ago under the firm of Rid.
dell & johnson. In the fall Mr.. Riddeii
purchased Mr.. Johnsons interest and sub.
sequen,y sold an interest to Mr.. Forester.
THIS house has always been noted for keeps
ing an excellent stock in q very neat and at.
.ra.,,vo las room,
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M KET REPORT.
The following 10 comparative statement Of
the lndepsndence Dubuque, Chicago, and New
York Market at the latest dates and the highest
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gsybL INTELLIGENCE.

he United states friga,s Franklin. Captain repnocE,
bearing the pennan, or Admiral Fsrrasu was Al Glib.
raltar on the 3o,h Of November
The corvette Canandaigas. Captain J. n. Strong,
touched Gibraltar the asth, aud thsp proceeded 70
Malaga.
The despatch steamer Froilc. Commander y. .. Har.
mony, arrived st Gibraltar the Gath OF November
and on the 27th ran Tauger with Admiral Far
rsgut returning % Gibraltar on tho 2sth. She VAS In
port with the flagship on the Both nlilmo
The gunboa Resaca, Commander Bradford, aud sloop.
of-war jamestown Lieutenant Commander O. J.
Ncouga safely az anchor IN The harbor or Ska.
Alaska, on tho i2th OF November All hands board
~ers well and epjoying themselves with occasional
liberty on shore The man Of the Jamestown we're
greatly disconlsned becsuss they were paid In paper
money whle the Of this Ressca received thar pay
Ia gold
This distinction II an important one, as sreenbsck'
are worth but sixty i've cents Ia the dollar and
tbs oss 70 the IL quite serious There should be
change ia oil ths and cue ssssm pnrsusd ~ al osssA
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FRANCE.

Imperial Exposition Of the New Army Bill
Warm Debate Ia the Legislative BOdy-Thc
Government Sustained.
PARIS. Dec. 20, 1897
The bill for the reorganization Of the army, which has
boon under discussion for the past week In tho Senate
introduced in tho Corps Legslatf by N Gressisr,
and was debated during the sitting of yesterday.
n. Gresser, on reporting the bill, made speech sx-
planning the features aud defending the character Of the
He denied that il preparation for early
var because, In reality, would operate 70 reduce tho
present effective force Of the army He insisted that
che measure was intended only wise provision for
the necessities Of the future
:. n Rouher, the Minister Of State, also spoke Ia sup
port Of tho bill He strongly protested against the
opinion which had been expressed that the ntroduc
zion OF the bill looked with foreign Power and
declared that the bill not proposed BY the govern
ment > temporary expediont TO meet an Immediate
contingency, but as permanent measure to improve
che organization and promoe the general efficiency Of
the military forces Of the empire.
n. Jules yavre made powerful speech in opposition
70 the bill.
Toward the close OF the sitting vote takeu and
hs ministry was sustained by the majority Of the
Chamber.
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MANHATTAN CLUB REUNION.

This democratic club had its frs reunion saturday
evening at It's club house. CT finn avenue aud
Fifteenth street. and with decided success there bclng
over one hundred and fty Of the members In attend
ancc Among those present wers--Charies O'Conor,
Samuel j. Tiden, Augustus scbsI Anthony L. Robert
son. William 7. Coleman, Henry Hilton, T.. II. Miller.
W. g. Hunt N. } Waterbury. .. Cox Andre. W.
Green. George n. psser George W. Mclean Max
Gocpp, william ". Tweed, Richsri ScLel Montgomery
Throop, Abraham $. Hewitt, and among other dstn-
guishsd guests waa Congressman seheuck Chairman Of
the Committee o. Ways and Means
Alter some time spent 10 socsi Conversation AZ els-
gsot collation. was spread, to which ample justice was
done. The Prcsiien. OF the club, Mr. Augustus scbei
announced the gratifying Of the election 81 Eugene
Cassefty 10 tbs tinted States senate ~ democratic
representative from California;, AID that no had pro.
pared telegram 10 Mr. Usssry on behalf 81 the ciub
congretnating him and he democracy ~ California on
bis success, which received With applause.
Mr. samuel J. Tiden vas called On on behalf Of The
absent senator, and responded IN naticrng manner
party before HE departure Tor California and his hi
personal character his Cue talents and emnoni htEess
for the Senate.
Mr.. tharlss 0Conot followed In . short speech on
The duty Of the domytrscy, and while oongraiuistns
the party the addition OF tho new senator took occa-
refer Mr. Csssery when study ING for tho bar
Ia this city and Ls successful career Va California, and
spoke In . veg eulogisiic manner OF bin.
Affair sou,s from the Hon James Brooks. tue
company nroks ~, thhv seMsl With The sn,ertsp-
mspt,
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wEsTCHEsTER.

Mors sssAE THkuSa-ARRsn ~ SUSPICIOUS CHAR
AcrER.--Louis Don Giovanni CantanI, an entorprsng
Italian about twenty -four years Of age residing At Nor.
risania and having visible means Of support. was
arrested yesterday afternoon and lodged In the village
lock up preparatory to examination, on . charge Of
being the author Of burglary perpeirated Saturday
evening. About sir o'clock the stable adjoining tue
residence OF Mr. Lyons was broken into aud two valua
Bile colts carried Of ownsd by Mr. Lyons and tho
other by his goodman. The wife OF tho accused
q young creature Of rather interesting appearance,
waited on the. justice in the evening aud
strongly protested her husbands innocence soliciting
his discharge from custody Notwithstanding that her
entIeaties backed by c0pious fow Of tosrs the
magistrate deemed the circumstances attending tho
arrest OF Louis OF too suspicious nature 10 warrant his
being set st large
EXPLOSION OF GrSrowpyR AT NORM NEW Yonx.-
Between six and O'Clock Saturday evening an
explosion OF gunpowder took place In tool house on
l3Sh street. owned by Mr.. Lowe, tho road contractor
Beyond the humiliation OF tho shed aud ths scattering
OF the tools the damage occasoned vas slight Fot-
tunatey there person Ia tho vicinity a. the time
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tloPtwsAr CASE IA wEsls.Taa NEW roas.
a Sad story 81 domestic Infdciify

Snd story OF Domestic l""ur"'y-
Considerable excitement exists IN lnsala "a conse-
quence Of the elopemept Of Mrs Pen aM,tu with =
carpenter named w. k Thomas 4 fora u9f ooNaer In
MIR Smiths family. The unadis Tsss q 'ns sns toow-
ing partculafs:-
For several months past Mr. = has susp Nsed nn~
proper intimacy existing between Thomas an biz vile.
which cumi1 mated OPP ayoWal OF bis suspicious
iew weeks ago, ard their temporary separat.on--ths
the elopemen Mira Smith returned her husband and
affairs amlcaby adjusted 80 the apparent satsfac
ton OF ali concernod--IE s connecting that he was
wrong in bis suspicious.
Thomas Was invited 10 Thanksgiving dinner, aud
again all merry as q msrrlasse bell Last Monday
evening Mrs s. called at her hus pnds store with her
little tnree year old daughter representing mat she
wished to leave the child for INV m0mentss While
visiting neghbor. firing Of awaiting her coming he
his house and found desertd aud stripped OF
nearly everything valuable including fnrniture crock
that his wife had taken bound train In COM
pany with Thomas, only few moments after leaving
the child a. bis store Procuring horse Ar. >. gave
pursuit. aud upon reaching Alton, the prevent serminus
Of the Albany and Susluehanna railroads. found they
bad tRken livery for Eineyoh, where he arrived
about midnight Securing the services OF ar oice sn0
q search warrant 70, the stolen goods accom-.
panied by posse, he proceeded 10 SCOTS Hotex-
Upon gaining entrance TO the apartment, Mrs. smith,
and fhofnas were found occupying the came bed both
appeared dumbfoundeG and said but little ~ roation r
admitted they their way TO OHIO After
securing the stolen goods the husband returned Leaving
his wife man choice alone with their dis
grace. Mrs; smith Is Of respec,aois parentaxo, the
Al the time sue married Mr.. Smith about I'VE years
agol, she the widow OF Horace Pratt formerly
daguerrean artist at Marathon VINO was killed In at
tempting TO jump upon moving train of cars only
few months previous For several months past Mr.
Smith has suffered much agony OF mind IN consequences
OF his domestic affairs bat resouteIy endeavored 70
away suspicion Of treachery In his household ana
not until he with his own eyes that he yielded
10 the belief that his wife Was false.
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the GRANT MOVEMENT.

Action Of New York Union League Club.
The following resolutions were offered BY Mr.. Charles
p Kirkland At the meeting Of the Union League Club
Of this city, the l7th Of December. ON his motion
they wore laid on the table I'll the next stated meeting
q the club. TO DO held on the 9th Of January.
Resolved, THAT IN the opinion OF the Union League
Club OF the OF New York. General Grant Is the pro-
pcr candidate the Presidency be supported by the
Union psry Of the country a. the next Presidential
election Ths opinion Ii founded confidence IN
his patriotism. his sound Judgment his executive ability.
and emphatcaiIy benef thar he will carry tho
mode OF restoring too rebel Sates 10 their place In
Union and that he will act he has hitherto acted
on the only just safe RUE namely, that 20 those
who savcd tho Union be tho task OF
restoration ard preservation.
Resolved That entertaining this opinion, urge all
love the Tnion under whatever banner they
may heretofore have marched, ~ whatever party
nso they may have been called 20 forward now,
regardless OF past nsmcs and associations, and unto
cordially and eners cicaly In oevatir General Grant TO
toe hghcst place IA the gft OF the Amercaa people.
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ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI.
The suMerings OF tho Freedme n-NIeasure i
Tor Their Relief by General Ord.
MRMrHis Doc % 1867

The aulferings OF tho Freedmen-NIeasure
Tor Their Relief by General Ord.
MEsrHIs, Doc o. 1867.
General Ord has issued the following order:--
SPECIAL ORDER No 2Os.
HEADQUARTERS FouRTa MILITARY DisrRIcTo
OF MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS,
HOLLY SPRINGS. Hiss Dec. ~, 1857.
Drovet Major General Adam Q. Giilem colonel Twenty
fourth United States infantry Assistant Commissioner
or tho Bureau or Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
esed 10 Washington, ID. c., and represent 70 the
President and secretary Of War the starving condition
pf the freedmen in large number of the counties IN
Ss b-distrct due the aud the bankruptcy OF
the cotton planters and the absence Of corn He will
report the absolute necessity or provision being
made By the iced the freedmen and avert
The war Of races Ia such sections without food
General Giilem will take with MIN such reports and
letters ON de a the subject.
BY command Of General ORD.
The following important order was also issued on the
l7sh inst -
Commanding officers are directed to notify the lead
fus colored men, and take other may
- necessary give general publication 10 sne fact that
eli freedmen who able Will DE required TO earn their
own support during the coming year aud TO 20 to work
upon the best terms that can be procured. even
should IL furnish support only and thus
prevent their becoming burden 10 the government.
All freedmen who but will not earn livelihood
when employment can be procured Will lay themselves
liable 10 arrest and punishment vsgrantS The CO.
operation OF sherrs and cons,ables and police msgs
Yates requested Ia the enforcem Mt OF this order and
any Just action OF theirs under Its proysons will 10
sustsssd by the military authorities
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srsMWaY lIALL.

Tho twelfth grand SUNDAY concert Il Gay HsIT
last night introduced the following artses :Lsopod 10
Meyer, the we'll known pianist, who played two OF lid
own pieces Of and fautasia on sEr-
mani" and one on tho "Grsnd Drchsss;'' Mrs. Annis
-rap Bowler, Of the "Black Crook who Gang Par.
,,a FAmor" from "fausti = Fortuna one Of our bess
har,,o,ss whose fns sympathetic voice was heard Ia
aivaniaga IN ne OF A. II. Woods songs; wsnzeI Kopts
an sxeeIent violin si whose execution 10 even better
than III tans anil Ia j. CauIned, oyganist. Mr.. e..
Nv rahv go ~. 'lctor The 'Ernanii fantasia
was No. s1.n,a, ~ stgss and contained ts
cohersncy OF ldsa and u-s Spwler did not sing with
OF voice mo .sp.ns, very poorly rendered.
On Christmas n,sn, tie Me- Yah will DO given al snls
hall
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The FIRST Pefiod of Congress-Reconstru
EortiHed-The House Refusal 10 Retire.
Ernde-Nhst the southern Whites VIII Do
The Capture Of General craut-Whut Gene
wAsHs0rov. Dec. 10, 1907
The 6rss period Of The Forteth Congress terminated
on Friday aud By tbs everything power Of the Senate
the holiday vacation has bean abbreviated TO s 9Th OF
January.
Ia reviewing legislative isbors thus fsr. there visl
bic contrast between ths and tho inatory session 81
year aga We have no political paroxysms 70 record.
and with the sxcsption OF fe~ random shots ~ the
President aud gentle voey from the defensive line.
~ have reached sha verge " the festive season 10 con
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TENNESSEE.

Radical Judicial Convention In Nnslsvillc-A
Stermy Time-Rsw Among fhs Dsiesutes-
Arrest Of Deserters-Elrc.
NASHVILLE, Doc a. 1907.
The Radical Judicial Convention held here to-day
sf che most stormy political meetings ever held In
Tsussssss. Nearly thousand negroes were present
Tho Convention adjourned from the Court House the
Capitol where broke out In confusion while making
The nomination for Attorney General. Mr.. H. H. Har-
yison was nominated for tharcslor Jno II. smith for
Criminal Court Judge and Eugene Cory Tor Circuit
Court Jadgs. While Mr. Cory was speaking he
knocked down By Judge N. H. Brien, an opposing
didAts Ia the Convention, aud the present Circuit
Judge. Both were arrested. Cory IL q Northern man.
Two desertsrs, captured at the ST. Charles Hotel last
Sight made desperate resistance, aud Of them
seriously wounded With payonst and sabre.
Alowy's building on Church street, destroyed By
Ora this morning causing oss Of $40 600 on which
there $40, 900 Insurance. kcKendris church mar
sowiy escaped the 1ames
The Mississippi River at Memphis.
MgnrHis Dsc q. 1897.
the river has fallen three and laf feet The chan.
~
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Bnrufng OF a Grain Elevator nc Toiedo-L0ss
100000.
TOLEDO Dec. 20, 1887
The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail-
road Companys grain elevator in this city destroyed
By fre last night About eighty thousand bushels OF
grain, mostly wheat consumed, involving loss OF
$500 900. on wuch there insurance VI $20S, 000
nearly all In Now England companies.
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oeencies that no considers thes arrangements suitable
and proper and that he accepts them on the part OF ns
The undersigned takes the opportunity II expressing
70 tne Exceencies the high which he sntertans
OF me desire man Tested this occasion by tho
government 70 carry out the treaties with foreign iW
ers IN liberal manner well of the friendly spirit
which their Exceenocs have eynced In conducting the
nesoaons which have resulted in the above arrange
mentS The undersigned, &c.,
HARRY s. PARKES.
Their Excellences the japanese Ministers for Foreign
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GEORGIA.

Retusai Of the State Treasurer 20 Pay tbc
Rxposscs Of theRcconssruction C0nventiOu.
AriAsrA, Dec. q, 1867.
The Com missioner ssnt t. Milecgevs BY the Convsn-
soa a draw so 900 from the sa,s Treasury 70 pay
expsnsss far returned this noaing and reports
ssnds Tho State Treasurer said b. was bonded net 10
pay out any or the public moneys except on warrant
sgnsd By the governor. The commissonsr made no
applioaeica Governor Jenkins The FnNnce Commit
eee hes failed 70 negotiate loan for the convsntion
sgpsosss with capitalists here.
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Tho Fonian Alarm ubsidimG- Cabinet Infor.
UiutiOn.
LoSpoN. Dec. %, 1851.
rae alarm caused by the Fensns in tho city Is sub
siding.
The London Oiserpcr, Its issue OF Saturday, says
shat the British government in all the extraordinary
precautions which is taking against the Fenians
10 acting with full knowledge Of their secret plaus
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

oossssrowS. Dec. %, 1897. Tho royal mall steam
ship Persia, Captain Lott, Witch left New York the
18th inst, arrived al this port today and after landing
mats. Sc, sailed for Liverpool
DlsAsTnR Al SEA--Lisxn oot, Dee. ~ 1901. "A de-
patck from Lisbon reports ths the American bark
Palermo CsrtAin hsrrsb, which sailed froro New Or.
leans October - for sgo. spas ashore the csast
Of Portugal. near Assra.
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JAPAN.

New Ports for Foreign Trade.
LONDON. Dec. %. 1857.
Advicss from Japan that in accordance with
the treaty concluded with the commissioners Of tho
foreign Powers the.ports Of Hoso and Osaka will DO
thrown open TO foreigners for settlement and commerce
on the goth of January, 1868.
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PENN S YLvANlh.

Seizure of Distilleries in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q, 1867
-Four large distleries were seized yesterday by Col
lector John Miller acting under orders Of the Revenue
Board. the charge OF dsfrauding the government BY
false returns The distliees belonged TO James Carr
John Monroe, James Mcclure and Frank H. Deal.