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The Supreme Court of Tennessee has
sustained tie franchise law passed by
the legislature at its last session,
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COS.uOPOLTT.as- HOTEL,

pY n. SCHALLENBECK & co.
IL Carner-ot Seventh and Franklin Streets,
{South Side. } Manitovoc oc, Wisconsin.
Ths above new and &C modious Hotel is now
spsn Tor the reception of guests. 1t is fitted up
IN the latest and most improved style, and no
pains will be spared to make it agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public
=. scnELLENRscK, [13-26l c. 9. EssLINaER.
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GN,aREEs III. 1r.sEKER,

\ TTORNEY AT LAW. Manitowoc,
IA Wisconsin. O!fiee Eighth Street
ever the First National Bank jy1965
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GUARDIAN SALE. = In Probate

" Manitowoc County Court
In the matter of the Guardianship of the
minor heirs of Cord Meyer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, tns.t by virtue and
in pursuance of an Order of License, made in
said matter, on the 1Ith duy of March, A:
D. 1867, by the County Court, Of said County,
the undersigned Guardian of The minor heirs
of said deceased, will on Monday the Eight
day Of April, A, D. 1867, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the Office of the County
Judge in tbs Village of Manitowoc in said
County, offer for sale, at public vendue, the
following des -ribed lands, to-wt The South
East quarter of the South East quarter, and
the west-haf of the South East quarter, and
the west half Of the south east quarter Of sec
ton No thirty-two (32), town No twenty (2o)
north of range No. twenty -four ga east. Al
SO fourteen (14) rods off from the wes. side Of
the North East quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of said section number tbirty-two f32.)
The termf of sale will be made known sS
the time and place of sale.
HENRY MEYER,
CARL STEUCK,
Guardians, DO
Dated at Manitowsc the I1th day OF March
A. r. 1867 47-3w
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The Boord Of Trade in Buffalo has re-
solved to returnto tha old system of weights
and measures.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Manitowoc.
UvyrAru ~ rDrb

VILLAGE cLrRk's OFFICE,
ManitOw0c, March 10, 1867.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with
the requirements of the Village Charter, that
a General election will be he'd on Tuesday
the I'd da, of April, 1867, for the purpose of
electing the following officers to-wit:
One Village President, one Village Treasu-
rer, and three Trustees for each ward, and that
the Board of Trustees OF the Village of Mani
towoc has appointed the following persC, to
In and for the LIST Ward.
Clerks of Election-August Richter, A. NJ.
Richter.
Judges of Eleotion-Chester Buel, John
Schuette, Dan Boehmer.
In and for the I'd Ward.
Clerks of Election-James Leonard, c. B.
Shove.
Judges of Election-W. W. Waldo, Edward
Rand, C. b. Fulton
In and for the Sd Ward.
Clerks of Election-Carl II. Schmidt, +. A.
Bean.
Judges of Election-A. Ganger. N. Vollen-
dorf, H. Westphal.
And that the following places for holding
said election were designated, to-wit:
In the lst Ward, at the Council Room.
In the I'd Ward, 1T B. Jones' sfhce, York ct.
In the Sd Ward, Ut H. Westpnaps dwelling
house, on Washington st., between 14th and
18th streets.
The polls will be opened at and closed 1t
II O'Clock A. N. Opened again At and
closed 1t o'clock P, n.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
4. u. RICHTER, Clerk.
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N FAO0A1E-N11mt0W 20. Court
l. In the matter Of the estate Of WiIlia2
Kynass, deceased.
On reading and fling the dstition Of Gottlish
LeAss OF csnterville. rspressntsng, anoag.
othsr things, that William Kynass, lists Of the
town OF income on the nineteenth day of March
A. D. 1857, ct the town Of Msems, died intes-
tate, leaving goods, ehattel. and estate within.
this State, and that the said petitioner il .
friend Of said deceased. and praying that ad-
ministration of said estate be to him granted,
It is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court, on Monday. the A.
tsenth bay Of Ap-l A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, ut my Office in said 0oauty.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased and to AL persons
interestei, by publishing copy Of this order
for three Successive weeks prior tc said day Of
hearing. in tho Msnitowoc Tribune weekly
Newspaper published ut Msnitewoo ia said
County.
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge
Dated at Msnitowoc, the 20th day of March
A. D. 1897. 4s 3w
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y. ID. .u.sRKH.s.M,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
~ at Law. Office, corner of Sth and Quay
Streets, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. 2-9
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FRED. SCHREDER.

MEAT MISUNDERSTANDING purchas-
1Nl ed the business of VIM. Brown, l shall
hereafter constantly keep on hand the choicest
meats at the lowest rates share OF public
patronage solicited. --7's.la 1917
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b. Il. .a.rDERSOV.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
"A at Law, Mantowoc. Wisconsin
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Com
pAny. 13:20H
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n. 8. BOVTOyr. m. ID.

~. s. BOUTOJ5, N. ID.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, will give
IL prompt attention to all calls in his pro-
fession. Residence and office with C. Door,
Cato Falls, opposite Mr. Browns store.
N. B.-Partcular attention given to the
treatment of diseases Of woman and children.
February 25. 1857. 13 40
SUMMONS-Circuit Court, Manito-
NJ Voc County.
Carl Meyer. plaintiff, against Maria Meyer,
defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin, to Maria Meyer
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, a copy of
which will be fled in the Office of the CLERK
of the Court of Manitowoe County, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said com
planned on the subscriber at his office in the
Village and County of Manitowoc, ithin
twenty days after the service of this SUNNI ons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service,
and if you fail to answer the said complaint,
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint. 4e-6w
Manitowoc, March 22d 1867.
CHAS. W. WHITE, Pitts Atty,
ManitoWoc Wis
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Partner Wanted. !.

With a capital Of about $1,000. in q good
profitable business, for the purpose of enlsrg-
ing the same. For particulars enquire at the
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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.raTYD.raL HOTEL.

GNHONAS WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR.
i This first class house is in excellent condi-
tion and the proprietor is confident that he
oan give perfect satisfaction to the travelling
psblic.
A Buss will always be found ready to take
travellers to and from the boats. good Liv
sryStabls is kept in connection with The House
1881
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Judicial Election.

OFflCE OF THE CECRETAEY OF STATE,
Madison, Wisconsin,
Notice is hereby given. that an election will
be held on the I'd day OF April, 1867, in the
several Towns, Wards and Election Precincts
of the State of Wisconsin, for Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court, to succeed the Hon.
0rsamus Cole, whose term will expire on the
3Ist day of May, 1867.
The election to be coh1rcted, votes canvas
sed, and returns made pursuant to law.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
(-) hand and affixed the Great Seal
LIS. of the State of Wisconsin, ut the
~J Capitol in Madison, this 23th day
of February, 1867.
THOS. S. ALLEN, Secretary of State.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ;.
County of Manitowoc. IS
I, Robert T. Blake. She.if Of Manitowoc
County, do hereby certify that the above is a
true copy of the notice for Judicial election
served upon me by the Secretary of State of
the State of Wisconsin and now on file at my
office.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, MANIrowoo Co.. WIS,
MASITowoC, March 9th, 1867,
To the Inspectors of Election in the several towns,
wards and election precincts of the county OF Man.
itowoc, in the State of Wisconsin.
Take notice that election will be held in the
seuera towns, wards and precincts in said county of
Mantowoc, on Tuesday the second day of Apri, next
pursuant to and for the purposes set forth in the fore
going notice. ROBERT 7. BLAKE,
464t Sheriff Manitowoc Co.. Wis
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WANTED.

FOR SALE
Single, Stave & Barrel Machinery
Comprising Single Mills, Heading Mills,
Shingle and Heading Jointers, Stave Jointers,
Stave Cutters, Heading Rounders and Plsners,
Equalizing and Cut Off Saws, &c. All new Of
our own manufacture, and warranted.
- Send for Illustrated List.
48-1m FULLER 4 FORD,
2S2 4 2S4 Madison St., Chicago, III,
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HENRY MEYER
CARL STEUCK.
In Probate

Dated at Manitowsc the 11th day OF March
A. u, 1867. 47-3w
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The only means of propelling the yes
selway by pushing against the walls, and
this was very unsteady process, fraught
with danger, to the boat and her little
crew. The water at the crib end was
exactly half way up the sides of the bore,
gradually deepening, of course, as we ap-
preached the shore. For time it was
comparatively plain sailing, and by the
aid of the lamps we were enabled to ex
anime minutely the condition of the
cement. which was the principal object
of the voyage. Not flaw could be dis
covered, with the exception of space
here and there between the bricks, where
an iron spike had been introduced to hold
the ventilators. The top of the arch
seemed to be perfectly dry, save in the
places where the water, not from the
lake, but from springs in the vicinity of
the tunnel, oozes through the walls.
The water was beautifully clear, as clear
as crystal, and sweet to the taste.
We were not long permitted, however,
to enjoy the contemplation Of the sur
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Dated at Manitowos the 18th day of March
A. D. 1867. 47-6w,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-07

AS WAS expected. New York has
gone Democratic by from 10000 to
10000 majority. Gov. BULLOCK and
the whole Republican ticket in Mas
sachusetts are elected, and as far as
heard from the license men have a.
decided majority. in tbs. Legislature.
It is reported that the negro suffrage
proposition has carried in . Kansas,
though returns are too meagre to
warrant the statement. In Mime
sofa the Republicans have elected the
Governor, but it is probable that the
negro suffrage proposition is lost.
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price In the market. Another tfavOr-
tie theme Is the enorEous debt this
city will aowe at the time these
bonds become Que, together with
the interest that viii have been paid
to the time said bonds are due, which
will amount to $SS0000. The parties
referred to say nothing about the
$500 900 in stock in said road that the
city gets in exchange for these bonds
and she issuing to the city of Hem
derson every year 81, 900 In railroad
stock until the bonds are due to pay
their interest, (see Charter E.. ii. a.
N. r. R.) which will amount to the
sum of 1850, 900, Now suppose that the
read should pay a dividend of 5 per
cent, say for twenty years, on the
original amount of stock, $3.50, 900,
issued to the city of Henderson
for her 100000 of bonds. This
5 per cent would amount to
the sum of 100000 Now add
the original amount of stock is
sued the city, $500, 600, for interest
paid by said city on her bonds, $3.50, =
600 stock, prospective dividend on
original stock, say for twenty years
FIVE per cent per year, 1850. 000. and
we have grand total of 1900. 900 to
pay $3.50, 600 with. Suppose the stock,
to-wit, 1910, 900, is below par, we can
stand discount of 100000, and then
have. enough to pay our Indebtedness
on the bonds, interest, &C., and have
the dividends, if any, clear. Now, |
want to see the railroad have a fair
chance. and if it dies. let it receive
its death stroke by its open enemies
and not by its protested friends.
-.---. -. Yours &c y - s..
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E., H. & n. Railroad.

The following communication ap
.pearea in the last issue OF the Hem
derson Reporter. The problem as to
whether the road shall, or shall Rpt
be built, it would seem, is not being
solved to the. satisfaction of the cor
respondent: II -lS311 {
1.-THE building of this road as
speedily as possible should be the
wish of all its friends, and everything
that would be likely to advance. the
interests Of the road tand encourage
its friends to buy the bonds of the
city of Henderson, or the railroad
bonds, should be. discussed and
brought before the people, SO that
they might be induced TO invest their
money in those securities which are
safe and Teba be asrany bqnds can be-
All the property within the limits of
the city of Henderson is pledged for
the payment of the bonds and inter
gest. The first interest is now paid,
and we have every assurance that 1t
will always be paid promptly hereaE
ter. We are sorry to see some of the
protested. friends 4ofthe railroad, and
owners of a large amount Of real
estate in the city, discussing some of,
their pet schemes before the people
that viii. >hSt ID. thei railroad any,
good, but will be certain to do harm
One plan Introduced by this party lis
Tor the city OF Henderson to give the
railroad company 1900 in cash to
cancel S2e0,000Ao OF the bonds of the
city. Would that add to the credit
Il L q
city bonds? What the railroad wants
i bsf 4q bs4 sen tS h @ BfI Ts9 btf
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LIZA. =. Duke, Of Msysyille, had his lsg
broken b3- a fail from a wagon T6ssT tfistf
plaeenae day lastwee1. -
\ Miss Edgar cOmmi.ted s1icii e q Car
lse last week by jumping ipte a deep
well. Mental alteration was assigned a.
he cause of the .rash ACT Is
A great Overgrown negro has been held
TO bail In Louisville IN the sum ar $3.50, on
the charge 81. ASSERTING two white boys
with murderous intent.
Henry Heiser, who. was convicted at the
May term, 1856, OF. the. CampbelI Circuit
Court, for forging the name of Colonel
Burbank to a check Tor sixty five dollars,
and sentenced to two years Imprisonment
in the State sPsnitentiary, has. been par
doned by Gov. Stevenson, after serving
out seventeen MONTHS oflhis term.
Gen. Geo. w. Chambers, OF Louisville,
was "A years old IN the 3Ist uft.a On the
same day, at high noon, his wife presented
him with ten pounds and one ounce of
girl baby. The Courier says this is his
fourteenth child and yet the General is,
excepting Leslie Combs. the youngest man
in Kentucky.
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NEwS ITEMS.

ss Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1898
Governor Law has appointed the 2sth
a day of Fasting and Prayer in California.
William Corey Jones, prominent law
yer, and an old citizen of San Francisco,
died in that city On the 5th inst.
General schofel in a1etter o Governor
Pierpont, directs him to inform the
bers OF the Legislature that the usual ses-
sion of that body VIII be dispensed with
this winter.
The Alabama Reconstruction Conven-
ton met at Mon gomery on the 18th. There
were eighty two members present, of
whom fifty odd were old citizens of the
state. Peck, White man, was elected
90 Aesiuent.Ss E.1l nH s1Esa5$
The vote OF 249 towns in Massachusetts
- gives Bullock 81. 025i Adams, 62556. OF Sem
ators elected as far as heard from, %
license men, and only for prohibition.
The vote OF Baltimore stands, Demo-
Gratis. 1891; Republicans, 1880. Returns
from the, conaties indicate Democratic
gains Throughout the state.
Late advices from Mexico stale that it is
momentaIily. xpeeted a revol1 Ion would
break out in that Republic for the over
throw Of Juarez. -resr.4
The Navy department., has received an
ofncfal account nom Admfrtl + arEagut OF
his reception in England. He expressed
"a gratitude at the great courtesy extended to
himself and officers.
Hon. James Couchon was appointed
Speaker of the Senate In the Canada Par
lament, which formally opened the
5th inst.
ss sr Great excitement exists at Exeter and
Oxminster England, in consequence OF
the bread riots At OxminSteF the preInI-
ses oy corn dealers have b en- burned. Tie
people are greatly excited
1t is announced that Garibald1 was ar
rested by the Italian Government, and
that the vote in the towns in the province
of Rome in faver of union with Italy was
discontinued. The Italian troops have
been recalled from the territory.of Rome.
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For the Journal.
AUTUMN.

The sombre hue DER the forest cast,
And the leaf that rs1stles by; =
The winds low moan, as it whispers past,
With a.sweetly pensive sigh,
AlFspeak but Fearful sad farewell,
To the sunny Summer hours;
And flushed is the voice of the birds that
sang
So sweet in the Summer bowers. 1850
They have left the changing forest and
field, -
Where the withered flowers lie;
Have fed as Summer friends viii fee,
When storms o'erspread the sky; a.,
But there Is a charm that thrills the
SOUL ~ ff -a ftt
In th.s golden Autumn days,
That comes with a softened mellow light,
And agdrear and dreamy haze.
Huge mountain clouds with edge of white
Just Hinged with golden hue,
Flitlazily meath the Autumn sky, 80
OF clear. cerulean blue; az (; ~ 49,
And ever following in their train, l-
The shadows come and go,
Like spectral forms in ghostly dance, :,
Ger the dusl1y plain below.
The waves of the river sparkle ami blaze,
=, In the rays of the rising sun.
That sinks in smoky mist at night,
3 Whsndts daily race is run.
The soul, enchanted, folds its wing. fl
And rests in holy calm,
And earth, to the weary, wounded heart,
Can bring no sweeter balm. .s.fsa "a.
Welcome, sweet, blissiul Autumn days
"A dear, a heavenly boon SO
would that We might always finger here;
o, s07.g do ye haste SO soon? ~
FAREWELL kaoa0 ye will come again,
When the passing year has sped, a
To gladden. the heart of those who live,
To deck the graves of the dead!
And oh! when this weary life shall close,
May my expiring gaze 10
But rest on the lovely, fitting charms,
- OF the /" Indian Summer days. "%
EVANSVILLE, November 8, 1867.
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Agents far SIC Journal.

JAMES L. THORNTON, Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
W. J. L. HEMMESwAY. BOOHyiHe, Ind.
Q. r. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind.
john NJ. LoCKw0oD.Mt. Vernon, Ind.
j. M. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind.
j. w. WEAVER. Poseyville, Ind.
S. y. CORyIN. Sonlerville, Ind.
Capt WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind.
F. J. ROGERS, New Harmony. Ind.
q. a. HARPER, Oweusville, Ind.
HARVEY Bod, HazletOn, Ind.
THos. MCCUTCITEN, Sandersville, Ind.
URBIN MARES. Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to Us
, lers for Bindil g and Job Printing.
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THE hopes awakened by the pres
ent and successful efforts of the Jua-
rists, in Mexico, have not been real
lied since the war has ceased, nor are
they likely to be. The financial state
of the country is greatly depressed,
and a general crisis seems to be ex-
pected. Those who have any BUSH
ness are contracting and preparing
for the storm, as best they can. Ac-
cording to letter from the City of
Mexico there is a fixed opinion among
the Mexicans, and most foreigners,
that the expected civil war will soon
bring after it the dreaded and wished
for Intervention Of the United States.
Powerful interests and passions here
and, it is surmised, some also in the
United States-are atwork tosendeaY-
or to drag the Americas people into
intermeddling in Mexican affairs. It
is conceded that this Government
will be compelled, ere long, to appear
in the market, either IN Wall Street
lor in Che lobby of the American Con-
gress, for American dollars to- drag it
out of its financial mire, and 1t is ex-
tensively believed that, in venturing
on its present course Of driving. it's
own people into despair and revolt, it
reliesl ON the ultimate support Of
American bayonets. t,-g
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Fires IN various parts OF ;he state have
been raging IA the forest OF late, doing
great deal OF damage to fencing and other
property.
The SIS 600 Islander suit. at New Albany,
r- will probably be tried the present sessies
of court. About huRd ed witnesses on
each side have been Summoned.
1-l Lizzie Baker, who resides near C9aIeua,
Floyd County. in attempting to- jump
from a spring wagoa last Friday. was SO
unfortunate as to break her leg in two
places. ------.'7-
zsz-G5 McKendrie Chapel, at New Albany / as
been separated from Ro4ertsD Chapel. It
viii be under the pastoral charge OF. Rev.
g Mr. -O-Frly IN. A4zE o.
z-sasThe printers Of the news room OF the
4 t,f0uTnaL Office, .at Lafaystte,s propose do
mating he proceed, Of Que days work
zv-each, TO. the Ladies' Bznev Olent society,
of that place, provided the eompositors in
the Cogrser ofhee5 ihInGt city, will DO the
-. same thing. s'.'i1s' z Ut
.s.e AIT appears that we have fallen on bur-
glari0us times. AAraost every town in the
State is infested with gang Of these ras-.
Gals. Last saturday sight two stores were!
entered a Bfun6is, ana robbed of about
ell Cs2 600 and couple Of watches. The ras-
Gals were arrested.
Last week, an odd lady named Purcell
twas Unlocked down at fwhat is known
as Greencastle Junction, by some drunk
en- scoundrels, four Of whom shanfefulIg
.''-F outraged lfer person. She was about ffty
$50. = years Old a great deal Of hanging would
asIltI do good III this state. fc.s y .l.s
There IS wen near Lafayette, the water
RI 81 Yhlel, when hFst drawn, is very cold,
uT~and bas an exeeestin gle pleasant and vpai !,
a-a5ie taste, but aztec standing. ss4few mo-
Inents il rs inlpcs$io Die TO drink it, Pota-
eoe7 81 asher Vsget Ebtes boiIea In j 4 nag
stead OF getiins SPIT an2 eatabie3 ne maiaI
hare anu Tough, an 1 do not seem to eesiS
at al, tif7usr Asaeef throughJ as4ile the
sOutsttse 81 tilsl3 St5n-b become coYefel with
sGl1sl L4IS
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EkENTUCRY Irr US !. !
Forty-two houses have been erected
Hickman this Seilson.

Feriyrtwo houses have been erected in
Hickman this Seisson.
7.sce m, ,.,-r4 ...+
vile, has.dseiarea dividend OF five per
iitiH; cent On It's eap1ta1 stock, payable on de-
mand.
--s-s.a Lac srus spiz white boy al Louisville
was stabbed last MoEday, in that city -.
negro boy. Spitz was Stabbed lyse
.'' Times IA he side, and II was supposed Els
% li-1i 1870 = f' -
Rev W. @. Allen. 2 Presbyterian minis4,
ssry teE pf HENDERSON, was Instantly killed By
the falling of his horse while riding him.
-''>f near Motganheld, q few days ago. $50
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VERY full and quite important dis
patches relative to the Roman Italian
question, will be found in theregular
cable dispatches this morning.