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CAN ADA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Opening of the Legislatures Of the Provinces
Of Ontario and Quebec-The Governments of
Those observation-disclosures Marder.
MONTREAL. Doc. ~, 1861
At three O'Clock p. NJ to-day the Paramsnts Of the
provinces Of Ontario and Quebec simultaneously
opened at Toronto and Quebec with the usual formal
tiles
The government OF the province OF Ontario Lieute-
nant Governor, General Sisted; Hon. j. s Macdonald
Attorney General; Hon. H. c. Cameron, Secretary and
Treasurer; Hon. John CARING Minister OF Agriculture
Hon. Stephen Richards Commissioner Of Crown Lands;
Hon. L. B. Wood, Treasurer.
Tho government OF Quebec is:-Lieutenant Governor,
Sir N. +. BeiIeau; Hon. j. O. Chsmeau, Secretary and
Minister OF Agrculture Hon. G. Ouimet, Attorney Gen.
eral Hon. L Durkn, Treasurer; Hon. o. Beaubese.
Commissioner OF Crown Lands; Hon. Louis ArcLam-
beaut, Commissioner OF Public Works; Hon. G. Irvine,
Il is believed that government delegation will have
TO visit England during the recess OF the federal Par
Railroad and the north west extension OF the Dominion
II IS likely Mr. McDouga will DO one OF the delegates in
The City Council Of this city appear to DO seized with
an extravaeant whm, they desiring 70 borrow ON the
credit OF the city 5000 ooo wherewith to make vari
GUS improvements Among the items is one 70 build
Guy Ball at cost Of $780, 600, and another 10 make
Central Park At cost OF $a5oooo yet the Council
soldier OF the One Hundredth regiment he so-called
Canadian regiment. was deliberately murdered BY
comrade IN this city the other day. The following are
Between eight and nine O'Clock last night fearful
murder was committed In the above barracks, SOL
der named James Campbell being shot 10 cold blood by
brother soldier named George Wilson. They are not
supposed 10 have long outstanding Of disagree
ment, and the sad occurrence SIMPLY from the
drunken fury Of Wilson, who wen Campbell, had
been drinking In the canteen all day During the
ing they quareiled upon personal matters and Wilson
declared that he would have II out with Camp
bell" Campbell having gone 10 his barrack-room,
went 10 bed. Wilson then managed 70 secrete
cartridge from his box and when unobseryed
10 load his rife with 1t. While handling the
ride he made pretence that was denied"
ana that that the he had II in his hand In
room ana the room beng entered, he had just time
10 excla!m, "Oh God, Pm shot I" when he expired
Central police station In was found that Wilson had
discharged hts rife al Campbell he lying the
bed and tina, the ball had passed completely through
his body from back 70 breast and wounding one OF his
hands IN 10 progress The body OF the unfortunate de-
ccssed handed Coroner Jones' and inquest
will be held this morning d the General Hospital q, nine
O'Clock.
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NEW JERSEY.

NeWurks
ALLEGED Abortion On Friday last the County Physi.
clan notified that young lady named Maria Tozer
residing ~ o. West Kinney street, bad died from the
effects Of abortion committed upon her The follow
ing day tbs body Of the deceased woman, which had
been buried was dsnterred and posi- morism exarni-
nation held thereon. AT this examination facts
elected 70 justify The County Physician In ordering
coroncrs inquest and the Chief Of Police instructed
70 arrest certain parties Detectives Smith and Brans
were detailed 70 work sp the case and yesterday tney
succeeded in arresting female Abortons who resides
IN Spring street. the party suspected Of advising the
abortion, and several other parties interested.
The coroner's inquest commenced yesterday Coro-
nsr Smith, Of lrvingson, presiding n was strictly
secret Investigation, NE reporters OF tho press being
excluded as well Is other persons II 10 believed, how
sver that snough evidence has been elected commit
several Of the arrested parties for ta The deceased
woman's family is very respectable. The names Of The
accused parties withheld for the present by the po
lice safe 10 say however that the party accused
Of working the young woman's ruin has borne an OK.
cslent reputation ana V respecsso'y conneessd A.
but oil those accused of having been the leading actors
tho crime sl In custody Al tho same hour the
Investigation was s.i 10 progress, the same secrecy
being observed aud probable that would not be
completed until after midnight
PoIcE REcoRD.-The police report for the past week
shows that lie force made seventynve during
that time, the majority being for drunkenness and
breach.
ILLNESS OF LIEUTENANT HENRY -Lieutsnans Henry, q
the police force s seriously ILL., and has been confined
for about two months.
ALLEGED ExBszzlxxKSr.--Lswis Dunn, colorcd 10.
dividuA the employ Of Patrick Tempsey, arrested
on Saturday night on . charge Of enbezziemenl pre-.
load o. appes which he 70 sell but be failed TO
MAKE for two barrels.
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"A, :;s
BO:lon; Lucy J Warren. Hatch, 90 FOR Ns.Ssrypota
s.: s:D:.si Sea-. Sssi:; En-: ss:s
s::a s:s s sis:'1 s .s e
Ea: Ss sS:p:sS V:
OXFORD py:s; Fsorinosssvn Whaling; Convey hssins.
s.ss j SSa cobb brig Model seArs Ho'.sn...
fsa saS a.y;s
Z. tn
T S;SEss.T: i Del q; 49,.
roll s 1sa ssrss
% ss % H:s q, "a r
ssss e s.: Sss.i ss p,.. mp
walsh w.ieriord brig Kennedy. Duncan xspinwah;
'' ciesrsd-shps wslises Carney. Liverpool, wolf,s
ash-Arryed ship. Ais. ssr,, Mcneil: L,sr.ool; VIM
A.y Bosses .ssr cseea T1os
cIssred-Bna Z staples. stephens, Genoa; schr
NEW 6RIEzSs Dec ARRIVED, .,.an:h,g Alice tsr,.
cS asas hrsr yoSn. sa a.Son GURUS org
PSsaTs. 6s sR rsUs Ma.n1
ssap;ap en Barnes Forson NeD Yo5a
sus aaianra. Below, coming up ship 81 oensveve lfr
ciesred~schrs 4 F.Ames Ames and Fred Smith, Smith.
Arrived steamship 81 Thomas Cowell Tampco. Sailed.
ship Ella Thayer Went up In tow. bark sharpsburgs
schrs w Stone. and Kate Brigham.
PENSACOLA Dec l7-Arrved, schr Alice Noyes, Cro-
well, New Orleans; 18th. orig Emery. Small. Aspin-
wall -
Cleared 18th bark Rachel Buchanan Boston; 6sh schP
ID Hyer, Mcdonald. Tampco; 20th ship Justa lSpl,
Ochoa Ferro Spain; 2st bark Ada Carter, Kenncy New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec q. AMaArrived. schr "A Gr,w:
Blake, Below. brig Kirby. from Orchila schra
Minnie Repplier. from Barbados: Dauptess from Porto
Rico
Islands philadelphia arrived the Breakwaer today
Bark Restless for Demaraa, went 10 sea this morning
PORTLAND, Dec g-Arrsed, steamship Hbernian lBrls
Brown Liverpool y. Londonaerry orig Geo Amos "afds
SAVANNAH, Dec 24-ceared. ship Nautilus Huger.
Hutchins. DO; B Knowles on, Fernandins
Howard tBrl Roberts, Havana; Abbv Ryerson (Br) Dem
mis-. Antwerp: schr Buena Vista Kempton, NYork.
26t hCeared ship Molocka Hawthorne Liverpool; schrg
Enchan,ress Batchford, Nyork. Angie Amesbnry Ames-
2stn-Arryed steamships Thames, and Ceopatra, New
York
GATHERINGS.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME Court.

Treaties and Their Construcsicn-ft Belongs
20 the Courts 10 Expenud Them. Except In
Cases Of Political Que-ties.-Ps~er of Con-
grrs-.
Sr,a.s. Wilson r. 7A,mas Hal sAd wsH-rhis
action brought 70 determine questions under
the treaty With the chociav Nation Of Indians made IN
September. 1880 BY the THIRD article o. ths treaty
the choetaws coded 70 The United States the entire
country and possesses east Of the Mississippi
river and BY the fourteenth article each Chocuv mead
Of q family being DESTROYS 70 remain and become
etlsen Of The United States shall be permitted do co.
" signifyirE hw Intention 70 the agent within
months Of the ratification Of the treaty and such person
" thsrsupor sntitled 70 reservation Of section
Of AK hundred and forty acres Of land and In like
manner 10 entitled 70 onehaif THAI quantity for
zach unmarried child Irving With him o. her over
yesrs 5 age and . quarter section 10
such child be under Ten years or sges 70 adtois
the location Of the parent grant 20 issue 10
such parties renamed on the lands for bvc years after
zens of the United States william Hail, vhs was a
Chcctsw head Of family IN December 1884, entered
into agreement OF sale with Wilson OF Hn1s located
by bin, sindng himself 70 make good the nts ~ soon
81 he obtained u from the government Subsequently,
In 1884, Hail executed deed for the land with warranty
then took possession, which be has manlsinec until
In June le4l, rstens vas issued declaring Han
oe entitled out Of the lands cedsd 70 three sections
been located % favor Of William Hal e. his rsssrvs
n then grants Hall and bic heirs The snds spsc-
6sd There having beer complaints that oil The heads
Of ram bad received Ihen reservation Copgre
10 March. 1885,, appointed BY sn sos commissioners 70
ascertain the Of the parties and Of The women
ana children under ten yssrs u age in August Ist2,
registered BY The commissioner scA vas passed
directing the President 70 Issue patents " such hsads u
fnnilies and " We shlldrsa Y Irving. and,
drsn Of Hail. Who sha BY ths dAash Of shss A,hss
% mneh OF the land belonged hin under The uesig
be- de6spdsd v sssn - hsr - no. sAs thai NJ -
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PoyyRrf Ann DISTRESS Intelligence comes 10 us from
all parts OF the country 10 the effect thai there great
many poor who have work and need assistance
Business or ess depressed there but slight
demand for labor proyis'ons aud wearing apparel
held such prices as drain The pockets OF those
able and ~ seems 70 tend barrier these
poor unfounatcs In the South the present low price
OF cotton the enhanced cost Of s cultivation, the
poe, OF TWO and half per cent and the high Of
interest charged borrowed capital have left large
Of planters penniicsa In portions Of Arkansas
LOUISIANA and Mississippi, thousands OF negroes are
nov out OF employ msnt and will be left IN . starry.
ing condition and the dreadful Accomplishments o. fam.
up big In the future Az this state OF Ii ings
. mainly owing 10 the Northern rAdcaa Il 10 susges,ed
.ha, ,hsy send few political "trAcis" down 10 appeass
Of The wrstehednsss caused by their agaton and
sphiAn thropy. - Sdvdnndh Ncsci and Herald
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rHs ANGOLA SLAUGHTER.

From the Buffalo Courier. Dec al
n Buffalo and Erie Company has nan at Angola en-
ragei ckng up relics AZ thar po nt and fast OBJ
famed are forwarded Ihis city. The charred
OF Mr. r. q Medcalfe. Of Erie, we're sent home the
nine clock train Christmas evening. The friends OF
Mr. y. Gibbs Of Texas, Who was among those burned
on The last Dere In THIS city Monday and have
recognized the cohng OF the deceased ana claimed his
baggage The baggage OF Mr. A. l. Van Buren,. Of
Albany been claimed aud taken possession Of
81 hls laughter Mss Emma Leonard. Mr..
ehsrred remains have been recognized ssshsr
the remains Of hss Leonard nor those Of Nj
Van Bnrea have yet been Identified but there little
doubt taa, ,aey among tAose IN the vauh larss
trunk, unclaimsd. 10 marked "yarks Chamber street,
Few York city" The persouNi effects picked up Al the
glass top al the bssrase Of the road n this city
and are open 10 the nspscon Of the public rhe effects
Are &c folyws:-A ouash OF eight KEYS one " which
supposed 70 - money drawer key, 70 marked "ilpi
bunch OF ksys, six 10 number. oue OF which marksd
"rse,' third bunch. four IN numbsr, one marked
800" ard With she name l. YAH or Cad, maker TIE
remnants Of a1 gold wstch--one 10 Swiss watch one
,as% I1s n sos sS "s 81. m.rr:d
'Jossph Abef 70 T. Nortou and one in small silver
one, evidently shat OF . ia<r, With chased edge case
. ANAL gold cham, found 60 cue Of The charsd
soiissi an sd.fashicnsd tobseeo boz "snchor 81
hcps,d iaiys pin With three iesvesg pair Of ircn
skates with scrss fastener ait&eAsd 70 the hesl;
small rowei and email lath haskhst None Of the
ABOVE articles have bssn idsutnsd 49, - publish sac
nss 70 the hope that some Of them rsccgnrsd ~
the friends Of the deceased. Ne u a White, 81
Eo 20s Main street. 81 inc Jurors has
IN bis possession The hal snd portioa ~ the vsise
marked ~. ", Chapman, Nosi 400 Aa1 fci Hanover
street. Boston, ana vW placed On NE heat u youss
Dekson Of this city, afss ths accident Chapman
wss standing behind Dsssoa vhse ,hs lssssr t,mpsd,
shs tescers Of shs s1 o. - shs eouMss vih sss 90
paskmsnh
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maindsr Of the lands belong 70 them BY virtue Of ~
treaty The question therefore, " whether under yke
treaty the children entitled 70 grant, or Ashes
all vent 70 ths parent The court below the uprsins
Court II Aabama held thai the children wee entitled
" grasts for the portions allotted By the treaty and
gave jrs:I:nt Tor the petitioner TINS cnurs now re-
ton Of the treaty gives the entire landz 10 The parent
the head OF family, and that % s! a. The Of Con-
gress In question authorized paten 70 issue children
u void The Court say that Y not the province Of
Congress 20 settle right. under treaties except far
ciary 10 place conssructsns upon treaties, and pscu
lAr!Y
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The Cunsrd mail steamship Africa VII leave Boston
on Wednesday for liverpool
Tho MALE for Kufops viii close 10 this citv ~ .
quarter psa eas ana hafpas, ave O'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon
The Nsw Yc1H HnnD--EdtIon FOR Europs-wiIi b
rssdy II hARpass sen s'olock In sns nernina
Single copies, u vpppsrs rsscy for mailing, az
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 20, 1867.
ARRIVALS.

KgpoRrED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Nightmare Hrestsr Es. Orleans pee y q,
steamship asrni0n Fslrelosh. Savannah ws s.ass and
s samshp sonsrs. shaelsord Charleston g hours viii
% mics s q s e ae: Io ..
a DSa. ,9% asss sr
s-aaSs dkas s0sss A with @a'' and
sssa:sp xsssha:s Ksis, New Bedford. with ma's and
A!s.sss 5Isn hOssmanH Bremen 80 . a.ys
srn passage aud s.e sns weather '''''
Bar. King Anderson salss. Nc. With mass 20
from NV which lasted "a hoas: has had Continuation Of
.soN. Steamship a s silver s1s sa
Baslos Ayrss Desae LAT IS ST. lon IS a, brig lngnae
sassr H.vsS swssson Barbados IS
Brig Jaren Nor, andersen RIO JsnerO 90 days Nth
Ss W s , nas heavy b weather psra
Brig ifs tBr,, simmons. S, Thomas, ls days in ballast
Big Thomas Owen tof porsand,. oup.n, Havana, 10
schr ] Palmer tof Baltimore, smoo. Demarara Dec
chesapeakc fos Baltimore; 80,
plaster sssa 's%ss B SPECS Corvallis Ms IS days. win
sy S.ssr Tsss soS .%s. TG Ts9 er Boston.
schr Joseph Franklin, Randolph. Virginia
SKI zI.s. assSa sa for New
schr Trident Jameson Baltimore FOR Salem.
Schr Sarah. whaen Perth Ambcy for Pembroke
I schr George B Somers. Ray. Ellsworth. 10 days
schr Ellen Condor, Condor. Bangor, ID days
S schr whitmors whmore. Bangor.
Sem issa ara: y fI.sa as'i sa
schr w Raw.ey Collins Boston.
schr Alice higgins Higgins Boston for Charleston.
schr Eagerton. Thomas. Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Joseph c Archer Archer. Providence.
schr Titmouse, Williams Providence for Rappahannock
River.
schr Emma Curtis Peters. Providence FOR Baltimore
schr Dwyer, Higgins Providence for Jersey City.
schr Sylvan, Han. Providence for EiizabethporL
Schr Sedona, Steel Providence for James River.
Schr Triton. Smith, Newport
Schr Anne Martin johnson. Newport for Phacepbia.
schr Thos Fitch. Pettigrew. New London.
Schr Staten Islander, Babcock. Brantford.
s ssSr Gs a,:,s HW n,n New Haven
schr Toledo. Merritt New Haven
schr Edward Llnsley. Mnis. New Haven.
schr VIM sampson Conroy New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Yankee Boy Reeves New Haven for Pori Johnson
schr Margaret Kennedy, Kelly, New Haven for Enza.
sc6r Oregon, Niblo, Mystic
sehr . Acksn, hobbe stamford
Schr Escort. Phillips, Bridgeport.
schr Oliver speilman. spelman. Bridgeport
schr WakewelL Murphy. NorshporL
Se cnr E na II ia Soa e Glen Cove
Schr Rebecca Biiaa Mott. Glen Cove
schr Warren warren, Oyster Bay.
Steamer o.Dss K.Sn.y D- Frs, ss s'
BELOW.
A herm brig on shore
SAILED
ship Chrstsl Bremen.
Wind ,sunse, wNw.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will ssn from ,hs por, on
Tuesday for AspinvAlL
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
vnl close Al hafpass ten O'Clock 10 the morning
The NV YoRx HsRALp-- Edition for the Paciec--wR
bs ready a hali.paT a!as In the morning.
sings eopiss IN wrapper. fov mailing sir ssrn
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wnl 90 rvs LAtr wLtss PcvrI hAscs. The will
OF the late william Pswel Mason OF this city, has been
admitted 70 probate He leaves property valued a.
about $4,000 600 xsssra Charles Henry Parker, wm.
Mason aud waiter G. Cabos were ~ poinsd sIscntors
of Abe will In When we're the fol4-ing puolc be-
quests $40 900 20 the usstts General Hospital
a. permanent fund TIE snnusl ntsrsn hersof 70 BE-
expended IN the mantensscs Of tree beds aad $4,000
10 the Massachusetts Insttuls OF rschsslosy per.
snanent fund the interest," On which - BE- devoted 70
the suppcrt Of professorship w the nsituNen 70 BE-
hereafter dcsgnatcd by the son 81 the deceased and
Prof wn n Rogss --6sacn nssessc, Dsss~e0 a.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
B4nx Looxour. Ford from RIO !snsire for Baltimore
ply and starred again on the i5.h
Bag JAnrs Kiasv tBrA from orshnls for Baltimore.
ssss oc,.. from BAH. Tor Du, into ssrmu-
Sens Ed. w.r.ns sot E..,por.A from Dsmarsrs for
New york oeoss reported spoken dmAsed put into Ser
LisSssou.. -: nov: % %oiaias q ss.s y q!
VIII proceed 70 Ne. York vs trss iair Wind
wasD e HD from On Gsgs H:y ,G
from ne north, clipped which stove boat lost s.
and os s ~ 4, ~ and LOST s
with seSr uslsS sss,soa before reported aSandonsd
su.E.s ss.ac.sss,. ss1s: q sas s.y.as: cutter
Windmill Point norm o. the RappahAnnock river sunk
ssass q and :sSpossd % have been sunk ~
The s steamer wampanoag started yesterday
engineers trial trip She est the 81 O'Clock The
afternoon.
New York Yesterday from DsmArara made the round voy
ed from thai port Nov a noon laden with sugar boz
and Cs.' e SO. boz ,sCo.: d 800
ballast and proceeded Havana where shs discharged
s an. Sss s *: a me saS %
round voyage . few hours Inside Of 80 days.
To OWNERS AND MASTERS vKssKLa-Ths Greenport
zion 10 Conaress for the erection OF subsansl and per-
trance 70 peconic Bay known Long Beach Bar the
sS M 5 Ss an
Which of.en overaowsd BY tho strong tide setting past
sese BY coating ICE during The year isSs there were is
Of "ndesaed
!. the not anS about ohsr
escep for IN months Of the winter season. passing and
81 . ss S' ss
s'fs 'a
End convenient during the continuance OF
'sssss sR.1
o. d snsr Say AL. ven s o. S
needed has the o. such pco,econ vessel. are
ssas.9isd Win these waters that m. daassroas
year and that the Interests Of large
AND Increasing class engaged the asasson Of pee0ns
Beach s ay Bar - '''' : '-'' DEACON 90 Long
spoken.
ship Rival Doane from shields FOR Calcutta Dec lat
Foreign Ports.
B.ns.pos Dee islNo American vessel vessel u port
SYork and sailed lih her return, ish. brig Merose
more. sSor, provi.oas Mary Pa,
Yors ssSay damaged; oceni. Vance B.his FOR New
n s. rs'i s1s.5 Dqs
aar S ss bSso. 'h s
ssss. T Esa b.sss: also
1;s as.s'' ssss s.ss lsS
ns . ssss ~ :ssr d Dsas' e ss
sherwood. SYork Cuba Dukehari New orleans :,
m ss'Iss q Pc & n ss ya'r a AZ
i g.. 'h s S s 'ss ssss
ss. @ sy S Sssi sYols S
Import Dec q S!is. Dom mon OH While and Msdon.
"a s from s sYs .l SS s'd ' for DO
MArAxsAs, Dec N-Arrsed. schr haynonss. 90 Pensa.
oSonro. Dec s-Arrived. brig Aroosioof Bryant Syors
Americas Ports.
BOSTON, Dee = AM-Ar g ship New Zealand, WIZ
as:,or c.orss.evp SCI sssr' en- A.rsGs ssr
pSis cssrs Tsion hssoisni joseph ascsIsy Rondss
Below .eA r:i.e' S.s.1l s1on
xi.s .rvec sesrs oen Marion ana Cabot syors
Ciesred-sieamer George Arpod, Howea BALTIMORE ship
s.. s. o. s fesss Esi RisA as'.ss Hun.
WIN w, 1'grt s,. s. s.s:5s ~,
rss. X s.sss R:f ssi s:.:;s si.
s:s. gs.. s' VS. sE w y 1: ' Hs. e.,
S.o-: sys,s .r
S s.. 'sss . s .s: & rom
xava.s .chrs Lucy !Br from inssns ssR.
fmsur from ssl.mors for London. barb indasiry q.
s ssp pa n s
'i g.: 'sS@ .ss1 n.a
~. S,s E:s9 .ss; jos.
Consock. 81 Thomas for Wilmington nc, pus In IN
Cleared rs. scArs carr. wsss wlshinsos and Char
os n:S srcns SsJ Jo, Y0I eo,2 s o
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& A''0'A FRANCE w ( I SMITH ! CO..

"
N FRANCE, SMITH CO.,,
Successors 70 MURRAY. EDDY CO..
In the management OF the Kentucky state Lottery for The
beneei Of Shelby College
sHxIsyvnLx Kv.. Dec q 1885,.
TO ALL WHoynrT MAJ CoxcErN.-
This is 70 eeyufy TIA, JAMES SMITH alone u entitled
TO the shelby Coegs Lottery Grant OF Kentucky
scheme or classes hereunder.
All other schemes classes after January less BY
BY College Lottery Grant, without legal authority from
Nor IN any manner bound BY the proceedings
sf any suc1 acting without authority
I. q. sHACKELFoRD.
l. CALDWELL.
X. A. CHlNN.
JAS l.. ELLrSGwOoD
Managers appointed me Shelby Circuit Court Tor tho
CARD
AZ viii Re seen ~ the above notice have the cole ana
exclusive right 20 draw the shelby College Lottery aud
After January |, 1858 TIE viii BE and
Quoted AFTER ne abose date In the France Smith
Co.
JAS. 3. SMITH.
We have Sled 70 Shelby Circuit Court shcibyvile Ky
te5n.ep for the payment OF all prizes
The orlcla last Of driving prses viii be puc-
ished in the New YORK. Heraia. Cincinnati Daily Conn
mcreAl and Cincinnati German papers
edrAv two Lotteries daily and give the advsnt
age Of selecting their rumDsr Send Jour address Tor
. circular
Address an sYdsrs 10 -
sR1XcE smith co.
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NEW S.

Almanac Ssr New Ysrk-Thls Day.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-09-04

Che only argument the negro suffrage
msni4cs have to offer in the canvass thi,
fall! is that the Democracy are all "trai
tors. "copperheafs" rebel sympathiz
ers, and. therefore, Negro Suffrage rs right
and proper. This Is the style pursued by
the lamagoguef, from the biggest mas
sias in the pile down to tho smallest
noodles" like taatou. The design is to
srouse party prejudice aad passion, and get
men to vote regardless Of the promptings
Of iheir hotter jnuAgmont. They know
many would not vote for negro suffrage un.
less they can successfully cover up the is
asa an render them blinl to the dictates
Of reason.
Well, VIC ask our Abolition friends to
look AZ their Democratic neighbors who
joins farms with you-see if he has any
ether interest in this government than you
have yourself Ask yourself the question
whether it is not equally his interest to have
coed government as it is your own, and
then 20 over with him, carefully the ground
Of difference between the two parties.-
Democracy invites reason. They wish no
man to vote blindly. When you have ex-
amjnad these questions ask yourself the
reason these radical stumpers denounce
your ueighbor, in whom you have conf.
dsnee.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-09-04

Sea, Bingham's speech at New Market rs
the most foolish speech we have read 1t
is he same old speech he has been using
soF years, with very little alteration the
Old story OF Democracy and treason-Bing.
ham and ''loilty" John has convinced
h9@self that he is about the only thorough
" iol' man in the county, and, of course,
suGllld fill good, fat office He viii be
aats led now with nothing less than the u.
s. SenatoEship or seat in the Cabinet.
sSeha is great on negro suffrage-is satisfied
tina: Washington aud Jefferson and Others
we're m favor Of Negro suffrage, an were
only waiting for a favorable chance to sell
their negroes to persons further South be-
fore announcing positively their adherence
tc tha5 feature Of reconstruction. John
& q. spoeoh is an unmatched" flow Of
gerdy nonsense.