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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23
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 S JoiS BRIGHT ON rREIANp.-ln his late speech at Rochdale, John Bright, Tafter refertingTta htfia, continued Il mnst speak of another country. which, though geographically not so far from us as India, is still rnhappily partly in the condition of n foreirn. and even Of hostile country. I al Jude to Ireland. Elloara hear. ,fhere IS . party in Eng land which speaks Of justice to lrclapd asif it- were, merely catch phrase tor fhe popular ear in that country, and as if ii had no inea,l- ing. Now,A hold that to sustain in T country foreiga audia hostile,C Church. and that Church iuclosing, within its borders but very small minority oi the peoplc---l say that this Is nh act of iliiaSticesueh as believe staiosniali-, ship or orlnsstatesmansliip has ncvcr vet committed in n any other ,coanirY- lchecrsl l-and. l say, further, that to maintain laws wlticif' are adverse to tin national division of thellaild where the whole soil has been coniiscated. as it has been within tho last two hundred years, is to perpetuate the exclusion ot the people from the possession of their own soil, and Co create and make per pefaal panperism and i,.iseontent. If that were doue in Poland. in Hungary, in Yenetia-if it had heen done there under the influence of conduerine aGovenmcit---i believe there is not q single man or woman in England who would mol have becn ready to condemn such state of thingS.s l have raised my voice on many occasions--Lbe believe on every fitting oeeasiun-against a state of things which k absolutely de- siructivc of eontcnt and loyalty in Ire
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23
THE END.


 The Union is gond,;, npt the J'iien of to-day. but the Union of y9rcnsia which we all Sorth and souIh alike delighted. There was q tiglc. when purity principle and love of liberty, bound together tbe sections in com mon love, and begot the hope that this grand Soycrnment, purchased with blood, and made holy by coinm5n inter- est would be pcfpctt;tt. Hut now alas. tho proud legacy tcq,itathed Us by our fathers is gone. There has sprung up party whose breath, like ! the exhalations Of tho 4anious Cpas tree, ispeisoll: sssdithat party, greedy 2 fer spoil and panting for power, have q with theirl poisonous touch stung to death the purity, of our government, blackened it's oReeGunstaiucd escntch- con, and made it q byword for, the na- lions ofthc earth. By them One eon- Ftitution and its guaranteed liberties Is flung like . haublc away, worihlcss and disrrgTFded; Principle, honesty and humanity are as nopght when when weighed in the balance with their fierce passions, The Union is gone; its principles are lost, its sacred guarantees arc no more. In it's stead there stands before the world monde script govcrhhfcnt, Whose every orts 'is tyranny, and every act a stain upon its character and iiafhc.. Statesmen have plead. and the press has rlnlg out its strong appeal for Union in vain. By the acts ofthc prrty born ofaAdams and nursed by ifIale, the breach has been widcned and we have been made two peoples; two in interest, two in feeling, ,and two in fact. There exists no homogcneousnoss between lis. No two people on earth arc more unlike :: ! nonciless likclytto agree upon the ad- ministration oofs government. @ Again weFayfthe UnionIis gone, lostin the fog ofifanatieism aud prejudice The few who in places of power raise itlieir voices against unjust usurpation of g power and authority are unheelcd, as the major power moves, Inadly to the accomplishment of that object that for twenty years has 4een their darling; |; i,e., tho sphversion of one, section for the qualification of the other. .y
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

4.s ss. K, Y ii II 2Si1t Roek,, tiifF.;, NarcA ca, 1sG7. 'C1ncULAR190 | ttastA @7 F
 ' ,.ot- v iiIiw mil ,sadta b.oN
 n " f'.J ldegoseaT gnili,
 l. Agents of thts Bureau gre directed 10 hold the free,Theii within their respective iu- risetictions, strictly to theif contracts When eyer ffeedAen lease'thc plantation whereon rnSted n labYn. spd the fact is fcporteti fo the Agent 6fthic Bureaa, the case w'9 es aTssaeaiateis iifA ifAyestgated. anI unless the fail'ire to remain shoiild be itound due to Ii}enser i}ense 9r .o{ssr geod 4pa sufficient cause the sgent of the Harrtaau will, if possible, require 'r,e rctttfh ot1such frceaEier 10 their employ er,Antiake saehs,aps Ihrough the civil au bef}t ies, as will in lis ap iaien prevent asrcp- i,iljon of fhe otfensc. See Circular Nus &. Ae,'ies'cf tSeu, ithaCitcalatiN No. ? current SC. r:es.l .fG tlG 9gN sii .as5al
 + Written contracts properly witnessed before local magistrates, or where good wifi nesses testifyo; certify that the contract has been read to and agreed to- by both parties. will be deemed and lell goqa hy Agents ot this Bureau, and every effort OH tbcir part \ il be made to enforce such ..si. 'Ft
 LIT. The State laws having bro7ilcd for receiving the, testimony of froe,ia,sa in all cases. every aid will be rendered by Agents ot i"ls bureau, 10 me CIYil authorities in the eX- eeation of equal laws where free.Naen are concerned, for thesheneBt ef nh parties.
 " Agents of this Bureau wia carefully and cuurtcousiS enjlcavor 10 imlt.ess upon employers of freedrien. the simple fact, that they, as Agents of the Goyernmen;, arc promoting the interest of the l,ud owners by the protection and security which they .f- ford'sto the only agricaltufal hhei. in the eountry, that, the land, of the cotton planters cannotsho cultivated without the labor of the freedmen, wio arc not in large numbers or increasing, that the freedmen can find other lands on maiehrio fVbsist,. and that without proper care for the interests of freed labor. il willdiuiuish, aud the pressure of hostile in. tertsts fer it's rcmoSalto other countries may yet prevail, Intelligent gentlemen once con yineea sf the. mutual beneit conferred by cofh5ined action With sensible Agents of this Bireaa, prejndiee against them win cease, except amongst the ignorant aad nnreAcc,ing
 .,,.r, E. C.. Ca0RD, Bgeyet,Major
 General, [. $ Army, |. Official: Assistant tontniissio,fer J0ii NfEA LER, list Lielt. i3d U. g. Infantry,
 Act'g Asst Adj't Genl.e ,.,,-,,.,,
 W.S, MCCULLOUGH, Agl B. R. F. and A. L. for Prairie aia Monroe cbdnties.
 F mar ls, lS0Iift. a 1}rds'
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

A NORTHERN QUEsTIoN.-Thc Louis vile Journal says very truly, that the military dcspqtipnaiIl is not as much a Southern quI 3eR aA it is a Northern. Thss South i ifBowerltss to resist sAa kk&ekition of lie measure, and conses qt lily, sayS Journal, they at the N h, who pcct the South 10 of ,, tn v the hrpilig power, expec II "a W2ygvs1R the Journal {R thDyicMof t9e case, although fN< South'ca doAsomcthing, ifnot positive ly, at least ncsstiyely,/in resisting, the proposed usurpation.-[Ledgcr.
 sss- General F. 0. c. Ord, has been appointed to take commapd Q fthis F6n- itary district, under tht 'lafe act ofcort- ] gross with headquarters at vieksburg. Tfc following are the appointments Nnkidc: Schofield. of the first, with atlluartexs- -at kiehaaoA4l.; Sieklessuee the second, with headquarters at Co., lumbys; Thomas, of the third, head. quartefs Mont gomefys., Ord of. tho foufthb 'ahcatlquartcrsa Nickshurg :; { Sheridan, oft he fifth, headqusrters at New Orleans. Gen. Pope with head ,Jufrters at Louisville, commands West virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky.
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 ksS~ Some one says that Butler, the bottled-qp hero,. alleges as scrions misdencanor against fhc President that he has retui1tHi property to rebel own CTS which had been seized f'bv Federal otiieera, without a,ithorit ty oflaw This Iisa Inisdenicanorao aof, f,whieh certainly Butler was never, guilty. Nothing sbat tho fear Of States prison has ever ita- duccd him to return to ftKe zS0if h CT any, thing tiskans contrary fo iaw.2 a5 --nIThc RfelFaona Riltrrsfiircr rIs gatis- died with bGteneral, .Schofcld'sd assign ment to that Military Department. It
 'sffthe ciyfl authorities of our State must be subordinate to an q Q no0erruled. thd unpacasingofi1celi could not have, beenaconfdcd to bany, one who would command the district more tetheAope and confidence of our pcoplethan Gens Schofield. s e ,.oy
 - Mr. Trumbull said ih the Srri. ate the other day that the accumulation of Sl42. .0oe,0sO fin flfe puIlic trdasury. lis unjust to the people andl dangerous ti'f~, " " fi' 'f sffS. " 'oiuaV.
 What about Stevens sword and baya onet bifl for Inc, government ofothe south? Isiiot'that '.ianserotis to the liberties of the peoplc!n4 "
 - The Internal, Revenue Bureau has issned fnstfuctions 10 fllc Assessors throughout the coanitiN'to begin inn mediately the assesstn cat of tl,eHincornc [ tax, The time ofasscs ssmentis ch.a0otf from May to .M4rch, and tue. uniform rate of fivc per cent is fixed oni all in comes, with one ts4oiisdad tscflsrs ex- n"ed "Ysd biuo E iIt 2
 -Goycrnor' iJenkins,' ofnGeorasfsal.. telegraphed toiWasl,ington iaidav that there arc sixty thousand starving whites aud, thirty thousand blacks in the same destittite- condition in Geor- gia, and matters in South Car6ffna. are Nportcd fully as bad. ns8
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23
.-4--- --IhaBoneressional parlancs it i

-t---lmaGongressional parlance it is
 sthtesmaDsllptoltiadaee.an entire peo- .pIe to ,attribpte the, plisdeeds of ,a few Williams to entire communities :, to bla- zon forth occasional outbreaks of law lessness as evidenecs of a universal re lfbeHions temper; te 'eoneotd gthe innu- merable proofs of the hearty, reeencil- iatioh 'to the Gpveriimept of the great fnitsses of the peGpleH;to cosrstrue their AriitfHaness 70 obey tlieir 6blieationss Co ,thaf itsovepaiment tni reconstrmcting ,itAeif Stsielqinstitu,iqas and sending lrepqrSosentaiiysF 10 Songgess, as an indi- e;ttioa of a -lispositionto get control of fhezNationai Government itf the niutcrl estss of tfe rebellion. s.sdT seoig ,.i. s1YI is thei dirty works thesbasehslan- derlnS, theb. .psSsi9p 7iAiaalpippss:l i.pps: dcma- gogci'y t0 which the. so-calted states mtn of tic kaafetls are decrhdtd.. He isjblie most lfFfastrio,is leader whose fnll ekaric is most violent, ,Mhosni facts
 are mpSt eXager9tetl ,3v hese, misrepre- sept2ii2gS arg most qIsiQftel 9Ad pilcn- slyc.- Vat. Int. .., ...-..., 5@
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23
The Funeral of Liberty. ii,t Tt,,.

a5;a, The i ulora of Liberty.
 .ThAn, Following isityoin the Marion (Ohiol DeWocras,; ,.o, .,,sy sf; ,l
 ..Comei iet tue. funeral rites be saia, ad et'iVi The f6i}crali dirgy be'siing. - ,, lai dnhsuoa eff e!fequeenliesti ti,si' Hih' t siaIsst9vse died go, soqgg.|s Ri eoi ' k, shaerig' Itibestyruiona 4, ipl helpless declins771is, Vt last deaJ. and nothing remains 'extept 10 coneigp the body to 'tliei toniB!H eve eN" ilasa'
 s seisd fogthe (lsar Alexander-the al mireE ot tag ldpteln Administration ,seRd for fsp2nflfEIa, She tSy1rant of, .Na- pics, that ln hfRt- ,1:row c.6ds hpou the coilful sHp fHd ree Yia@fA Ri "t
 scanl Aiissonro wing lIauuearv and for sSa9Led and tSmitsenb polaiul,. t4at they may be pail -bearers. s.s.-
 And let fhe Suites of the, Federation, mot yet e'itliralltd4,y' druril-head law. iload tireiolnuoas fabcessfon as mourn efsil"i c4tiei.a dssfse 136 taz t a a sisthslflls ts;E a,itiseat i mn
 X uaton's-soui ,;.
 Ilaserosse1 the Siysau risrser!!
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

" NAt CN " DitH III ;;;:: :;s ;::;; ;: < ;''' '' Is s,a;'s'ss "''%s5'sH ".; 's;'
 College President received it in the proper spirit. and, probably stirred with inc memories when he too wore spurs, replied ill the following spirited manner:
 bADAAakiNdydFoN, VA, Jan, 9, 1867.
 My DEAR SIR: l am much obliged to you for Inc sentiment Of esteem cx- fyesSeIl fnIy9tr lcttcD TFhglstlt tiisty 'arfd arf very gfatsfuf St6 the former fnrfrJssfsUf'tfr-ArYny~uf.Sufffyern.Yfrv Yfrv ginia, i9r their kind remembrance. need ,fstassatre lou that the memory fi6f Sn~Ii6o lJdIoflged to ntl,as army is byime g., ahtt thit their welfare and prosperity will always beio inc q E siegFse iE 5n S5,I 9f ] Im,ggah ilEPRRbjnafsf,
 l ,should De .Elad to receives q pair of yottr fowls, whi6lp You offer to send trne. audiw duldivaiuei them ssga mark .oflyenrl ltriendslrip,d dbnta do ,arot think they fculda abc, transported with safety during this iuclement weathee, b..l, ,t,.
 With sirttfc wishes fur yo,fr happi- mess, Ifcmsfn t'ery rttpettfhllt. 'S T
 sdi Hi IsWai 'gadgifd sdiRitHt LEE. D'
 iadi i,Ef sfJfTTreu>cs s--tt1i firm ieisor .aa ii ssssslsue, Raasonsoqss adi il' llouisiliinusY yne vJ,ialt pow sertuas pep segy iya tIlsspefsli thir ksithat one of tRes ppstq;nFsiAleI lpe9sons e given by the Hadigals Tor sqbjccting the South Ifo'a miiit.irv despotis1n IS fhc alleged prcraienosi ef aerisnaoin atIlat section.- Nov Ms assunr atIni ndiege, without fear of IsppcffessAl !, een,E Ealiction, that crilne or pysry Aue and. grade, from murder ana hape, down to petty larce- ny. .is'nfta3Aa ftfsalts1t in any Northern State, shaa in any oftltaaen prescribed Seuthera States, fand tue tstltistiosl of crime in bnth,seetinns will prove it not only a present, but for many Xcars of the past? Hciite,a athere is no real toan- 'datiorr for the stfiniinals suhterfuge of the Radicals, and tlse N 10 fight as well ac- knowledge it, at once, that ftlle. o,iyl reason why, they. subject tue South 10 . military Fespbtisrh is that tho North mealts to saiteim lana ieolitforfhc chv- alrous Solesli, aua hene4it bwi'tlfis rela- llOn, sfe.fs sIEs a sfs f.,ffr,, -,.off
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23
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l ..G NAef sfaA AtHsft fN kfNs
 strict sctutihS, of the character Of those men wli6 ciamor anY6st violently for harsh measuros to- ehe Sonthpg They ,ares with lgre,exceptions,, the Awning sycophgnts, who ,eplogized the. South fin the day Of it's power, or the fierce fa- 'naties who have broatlied Vengeance audidestruction'for years, wi.hsa mad mans fury, 'aitd laere than anadman's f91ly. But the. most trqculent of to- day ", were the most ssssrryile of yyesterday.- Tho bully Is snifptmlv a coward. The ityaant. 'striItped of his power, is uni I feRmlyia slave; fdftlm man who w ould -eonssnt ta amp9sel a lasMIessl rule on smother is, one wlo has not the. man hood hefoicaily to resist it in lis own person Mat. Int. .~Y& atd fdR9ff
 a. -f afn u- u-srE
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

E5s~ IiSsh meaeAsAss Nt.H York are preparing to it osts lirirs;ners to pT9s upon British SpmmeEee.q This is one of the most, eneciual mcaus to wound Gteft4 BrFtiih Although the rising .h q lSeEaisa now, Is iio doubt pre- inatnrc, itomig ghtibo better 10 aid it at tlis time tlRp, to snagNtlleltrish people to De Qy3yWhelmea ap4 spbicslcd 10 .thG brutal 1 yrsppy of thc British Gov icfhmcrfr' si7 7
 -.s If that sh@nll'fbe tine conclusion of tllea Irish; people, every frishman throughopt hQl globe ought te strike the eaemy somewhere to disable him. If the time has come, let there be war in earnest Tie vengeance, due to miI- Hons of ohtrages should be let. loose, nor shehldFit'he safissTct siintii Great iBiitain asanration, be dcstroyed.- St. Louis stpans; vf tI -liap alsrueey
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

South'ca doSsomcthing, ifnot positive ly, at least ncsstiyely,/i in resisting, the proposed usurpation.-[L Ledger.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

the second, with hcadgparters at Co., lumbps; Thomas, of the third, head. qiartefsat' Mont gomefys,.' Ord. of the
 fthb'ahcadqusrtcrsaats Nickshurg :; tSheridan, of he. ffth headquarters at New Orleans. Gen. Pope with head quarters at Louisville, commands West 'Nirginia, Tennessee and Kentucky.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-23

sss- General F. 0. c. Ord, has been appointed to take comnapd Q fthis F6n- itary district, under tht 'lafe act ofcort- ] gross with headquarters at vicksburg. Ttc following are inc appointments Nnkidc: Schofield, of the first, with haallauartaxs at xiah ,aa1asa1l.: Sick Les-.6se
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-15

ETA You've LADY, returning to her
country homo, amer sojourn Of . few months In
the city, was hardly recognised BY her friends.
In place Of coarse, rustic flushed fa,s she he'd .
soft, ruby complexion OF almost marble smooth.
ness, and iastsad OF twsuty.thrss she really ap.
pssrsd but eighteen. Upon inquiry - 70 The cause
OF % grssts change, she plainly told them that
che used The CIRCAssIAN BALM, and con.
sidsrsd II IN invaluable acquisition 70 any Ladys
toilet ny II. uss any Lady % Gentleman osn In
prove their psponsl appearance hundred fold.
Il 10 simple In IL combination, ~ Nature hersslf
70 simple, yet unsurpassed In is efcsoy In draw.
ing impuritiss from. slso healing, cleansing and
bssutifyins The ska and complexion. ny IL d..
rect action on the cutols II draws frou II all Its
Impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the sursos - Nature intended II should b, clear,
smooth, son and bsastlful Price q, sent BY mall
OF express, on receipt Of N order BY .H
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PAaIol Plrsrs Mr.. John TANKER
son. 166 Middle street, Portland. We have ~
esissd too hssdsoae nsssotist, ssssl sasrsy.
iass-.Go 70 Bed" and''fhs Morning Kiss'"
They ere match pictures, which many pareot
Vim Ne Glad 10 hang up 10 aurssry Or parlor.
Mr.. Hankessoa u Ascent Tor The sals Of thess and
many other nns pictures, which be Will send 70
any oss on rsos,pt Of the prsee. he siso wish
- csa,sssing sgeats oil over the country. Bee
his advertisement In another column.
TIE GALAXY for March Is, contains ts usu-
a iastsiimeut Of good thiaea Mrs. Days'
saosy, "waitisg for che vssdbt," b eootiu.
ued; Richard Grant White Contributes 9 80
ond paper spon words .sd their usss;
n. A. Dslnis gives On iutsrsstisg article upon
sNapolkoa Third and the Press" and thsrs
Are csysrsi other interesting and timely srti-
eiss. NE nsxs sumbsr w,ll eostAla ths opsa-
In shaplers q new story By Mrs. Edwards,
the au,horess Of ''Archis Lowell" .F.-.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-15

APPOINTMENTS AND NonisArioys.-We
learn from tho Portland Star that Mr.. Geo.
G. Stacy. Of Porter, las been appointed
State Librarian. Albion II. Bicknell, Of
Boston, has been appointed to paint the
pormi, Of President Lincoln, ordered by
tho late Legislature. lion. George h Bar
rows, Of Fyeburg, has been nominated
Commis sioner on industrial School for
Girls. George Bnrnham, OF Gilcad, has
been nominated Agent 70 oxpend the APP
preparation Of % 900 for binding a bridge
.cuss wild River, in the town Of Gilcad.
Hexckiah Winslow, Esq, Of Portland, has
boon nominated Agent to eIpcnd the APP
propr;ation Of $1,000 for the repair Of a
road leading from Bethel to Umbsgog Lake,
in tho town Of Graitoa. iu tho county Of
Oxfori. IN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-15
Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON. the worid.rsnowned
Astsois1ist and Sounambuhshs Clairvoyant
while In elairvoysat stats, dslinsstss the very
features Of The psrson you are - narry, and BY
he cid u "a inssrunsat Of intense power. knswn
- the Pychomotrepe. guarantees 10 produce .
perfect snd lifeline picture Of The fatars husbspd
- wis Of the spptiusnt, With dsss q nasrisgs.
oeeupstiou, leading traits OF character, 10. THIS
u NO inpositiou, - testimonials without nanbss
%. ssssst ny stating place Of birth, sgs, dispoI
sti,n. color OF eyes aud hair. and spelosing any
osns, and stamped envelope addressed 10 yosr
SELF you viii receive the picture By return mail
together with desired lnformatioa.
e Address In confidence, MADAME 0ERrRupl
RsnINaroS, r. o. Boz 2,7. West Troy. NY. liyi
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simoaiee he ofHsog q III tsto veoos aetbsu, rstoDs
sAe hesAtA M efpelng dsase. Hence npsdiy cures
vsisy q complaints which srs esDsd b. lmpart0 n
ths blood, such ecrotaia, Kings kvn, fsns u
cay, B9es. Eupftns, fhpses, nstshcs, Bsts, d An
shooyS Fire, Hose o. Eysipeias letter o. Sst Rhsum,
DssN HesA, Riag worn, CAso1 a. Cssoesu fdnnrs,
Bnee Ey Yenals Dssasn, sucA - Retention, Iresular.
w, s1pprrnon Hhlles, serility. so syphiih o. vens-
rtal Dssases Hves Compslaa snA Hear Dts0sa- ~
Arms SAaslPAnil, and foe youelf the surpSisiss
activity Win uhish esaases Ne bod sd ssss ths
dbocden.
During hss yssr In puhsh hsve bseu mIs,ed b. lsne
bottSs, preteudE 70 give quart q Ertra1 q sasps-
~ sok, 30 thsy esosan nuis. aay, sarsspsA, bat
oen % curative prnptiss vhssevey llece battsr d's-
spponkneus has is,ovcd lie q III vasnas szrscs
u ssap.ria uhrh nssi the Maid, uosn the n>s.s u
Ell hAs beonme sypor yusous WIN bnrostca snd ensal
Sun ~ al ~ soapoand -6Asneartla and Intend 70
supp,y such rmsdy y shah rssose the mana hon The
sd q obsequS vAioh sssts spoa H. w tAnk We nave
groupd Sr besisvng hAs virtues which are frresbdbe,
81 - srdinay run q ~ disss@ isDndsd % cire.
We can ouly sssurs The sck hat ~ ods em the best
shersiyS MIA se knev hs~ V psudsre, md ~ have
800 y bsisys b By hs The Aost eptnai purn6 of
the Nod ~ dIsoovessd By any body.
Arms Cnnay PnosoaAL % universally kDovn 70
suspass evsy pShes reeiy ff the cure q Cqass Csss
lUup~nA nasssaess, crnr, Dfoss,tis, Ineytent Con-
snpsisa, "a Sus " Fei,sf q Coassapavs fassos N
Aussd aass q tbs dssass, tn b usesss kss -
Ss u ssthspcs a its vissps. d vssh kssvs tbe-
Rsvparsd b. D.. J. G. Arm Co, Losvf, nass, anh
~ ~ ASgtas - SssAss b nsdisass sssyvsse'
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VThe Schenecsady IN. W Star says,
"Tons Of butter srp passing down on the
railroads. Some Of Il has been held for q
long time, and aher being rcworked Is sent
to market. There being now no hopes Of
further advances or safety in longer keep
Ing, il mus, be sold to avoid losses.
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- Tss North CsFo,iss LssislAsofs ID.
jRsd wishoot tAkise eng sosjoe O she
sahsct 81 rseoossrsesioa under ths Military
I'LL; haA he Union nsmbsss sftssvard held
. nss>ing end unanimously rsolvsd that The
Chairman dssienais noe 10 than ons hun,
drsd sitisens VI the Ssste, and hat thus
thss naasd 10 rrgossssd - sssshhls 10
1alssA, @ wstsssday, MassA 81. b me-.
tsrs Q plan n call . eoavsnsioa Of the peo.
Pc % nsos Constitutioa. pespSsstosy 10
ths s1ssoioe o. ths Seasss - sspevssasalios
n Csakssae, n seoosiaaos With ~ tesss
pessssibsA \ NJ "a a Coses~s. Il vss
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AZ Q Cosrs % Probsss, ksh &C Aiffef, VITA
in and for the eessty OF York, on the arst Tues
cen hsndrsd and siIiy .ssvsa, b. The Hsa. L r..
tns0us. Jsdge sfaN Court
M NE petition 81 Clsnsssiss 2. Guvss 6usf-
AisIandss 3 draws, lsis a xittssy 10 md soun.
~ deceased praying for ieenss 10 ell and convey
N public ssston o. private SALE ell ths right tits
estate. situated in ktsssy, In Md county. and the
prssseds Asrscf = PEA = 'ssss:st t.M nal estate
being NOR: ruIiy dsscrtsed 10 s.M Pstiuenl
n all psrSons lntsrsstsd IN aid estate By causing
. copy Of this erder 20 bs published In lhs Us,sS
foF thrss vssEs sssessstvsly, lsat thsy nay sp.
pear ct . Probate Court 10 BE- holden Is
6osth Bsrwisk, In md sssaty. % the arst Tuesday,
In April next, st ten Of the clock IN the fsrc-
noon. and shsw cause. 10 any they hvs. why the
prayer o. said petition shoald sot b gvlntsl.
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