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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
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FAtLiNd HsAI ra or TMADDsus
srxvEss.--whik % q visit 10 Ian.
castor on Tuesday, .~ys . sossespou.
dent Of the New Yosk Rvssing Ex-
press, irs~sed ,hss Hon. Thsddeus
stevens is becoming more aud more
feeble every day. lfe had intended
TO visit Bedford this ssssoa, b., wa
compelled 10 abandon the idea % %.
cosnt Of VI health. lie !. no4 ecn.
hssd N his bod, but is compelled 10
keep the house BY reason os his in.
crsssiag iahrmity Indeed, an init.
n,ate friend Of his seemed to think il
doubtful whether he would ever reach
WasAisgtou axaaa.
We feel greatly concerned tor
Thaddsus. IL has bas.boorlsd u.
and the couairy frequently into un
raslacss regarding hi- health, by
shamming extreme fcebleness, doubt
less to test the esteem Of his eoan.
;rymen and the valus they set upon
hi. life, But then his body is not
immortal, aud no may really die ono
Of these days when 10 thinks he il
only making believe" What could
become Of him should he be sudden.
" cut On sent nnpvcpaved To his
last sceount With all his sin. upon
his hesd-cr,mss black "a any that
over sunk lost spirit TO the lowest
depths of the burning lake lie
would certainly go To place into
which his worst enemies would not
wish to follow, even for the gratiG.
cation Of hearing him howl
Tng RADICAL STUNT N TNSsxs-
svs The following from ,tr Wash.
isr'on Press aad Times Radically
exposes the sniess 81 ,,- party in
Tennessee
1, ha- been suggested and the
auF.c'ipn appsafz good one la us
OF trt iFtt, that several regiments
be enlisted for State service or roll
orcd men who have been driven "a
by their rebel employers, because
they voted the Republican ticket,
Troops a,o greatly needed IN pome Of
the counties Of Wes, Tennessee, aud
several regiments Of DISCHARGED nc.
grocs, composed Of soldiers selected
for their good habits and physical
strength, could be raised in short
time IA ,hcsc localities, sod placed
on duty Immediately, The rebel.
would be punished, and many Of the
discharged negroes would hc person.
ally provided FOR, besides being en-.
rolled TO protest their friends from
rebel persecution. A few days OF
martial law fieidly enforced would
cause a great change in the tactics Of
these pfo-criptionists. Let the cx.
pcnse Of feeding and providing for
these troops be levied upon the per.
sons who have tusssd on thousands
of men TO stArve II the proscrip.
,ioui.ts do not like, they may com
fort themselves with the reflection
that land is cheap in Brasil, and
sheir emigration from thin State VII
make room for os,issns Who are, in
all respects, more desirable.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
J. d. TuLl-lS,
- DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

Having returned iron the Ohio Dental
COLLEGE. oasn biz services - ths public.
Oflcc--Eass Of the Court Hoasc, over
the store NJ w " .Johnstc~ = 10.
Mxrsl,aii. March ,, T7 S0-1y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

\. Sagur s.VS. sssosAA,. ...A wsPess'
uAVu hgos1 . sspesssasea1 " ~
III ps6a1lss - ~, usdsr ~ ~ name
Of P8FAo1eDMAN, D POPk TAsy
vill atssod ths Cosrts ID ~ Ceeatses o.
Hssytsss, RdGh, Psnsh, - UP:s.e Of
thssseA, - Assiss = tse IN Judicial
Dia1ejpG. a al iHsf'' Nl'
September Is, 1866. sM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

sionsriss. Opportunities for 20 do.
ing have been provided for then
Numerous houses have been erected
and now ones AIS being opsnsd al
the time, for the purpose Of reesiv,
ing the prostitutes whom The mis-
sioaaries in the streets have psrsua.
dcd to follow them. The spirit OIL
family life rrcsides over the organi.
sation of these difcrou. establish
ments, which are maintained by vol
untary contributions. Here, the
women are not compelled to renouncs
their better instincts; they arc no,
subjected to the drcary life of nuns
The managers Of the establish
meats try only TO false them in thsil
own esteem, to teach them how Il
make themselves useful, that they
may one day be restored 10 rocic,y
Nothing aside or outside Of thess
houses indicates that they are In
habited BY rspensans MagdAless.
The houscs are Of = two fold do.
soription. Some, bssrisg the name
Of temporary asyluss, arc devoted
to the reception Of yousE girls bs.
long'ss 10 he higher classes. The
others, called aosaitpris-, are dsstln
ed for members Of the .owsr GLASSES
| OF ,W9 prostitutes admitted "a
the dormitories last year, 40S pro.
cured situations ~ servant girls, 30.
were restored to their fsailiss, ~
smigratcd, 50 married, 3 died, 81
were transferred TO other Institutions
70 ws,c dismissed, and 93 were EN-
ployed in stores.
1t 10 iDposaisIs to siats The ssn.
Der Of fallen women, who, since The
foundation of these asylums, were
restored to mora! life what gives
as an idea Of the wholesome effects
Of this system is the fact that only
in London, in less than three years,
upwards Of 10000 young girls wcr,
thus rescued from their moral dsgrx-
dation, and restored to their families
or placed in honorable position.
Nov, II may no asked Ia the con
version Of these Magdslens a rssi and
lasting ons7 I believe they leave
those establishments Of charity with
tho best intentions in tho world, and
are really anxious to remain faithful
to virtse.- But good many Of them
relapse easily iato their former infai
my. Aftsr once drinking in deer
dnughts from the forbidden cup, tho
slightest temptation is sufficient to
bring il back TO their lips. Stats
tics prove that more than one half Of
the repentant girls relapse into vice
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~, o. vWEA..., ..u1HAS .. HALL
TIlQKD . HALL At1ssss1s = Law,
IL 6Assspsse u. 0oss - Asssse
Suust. ~ ~ naoh. sea-
nassA !, lees. ~ az "a 17-u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19

or calculated to circulate as mouey,
except such as may be authorized
by act of Congress, which was re-
ferred to tho Committee on Bank
ing and Currency.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Ben
jamin, endorsing the Rcconstruc.
tion laws, and declaring that no
good reason exists for their repeal,
was adopted by a strict party vote,
A bill making. certain appropri-
atoms was passed after striking out,
by six majority, provision to in
crease the pay of clerks in the
departments twenty per cent.
Mr.. Hubbard, of West Virginia,
asked leave TO offer a resolution
that the. Committee on Retrench-
ment consider the expediency Of
reducing the pay of members Of
Congress to $4,000, and ten cents
mileage; but Mr.. Higbee objected,
and the resolution was not received.
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ROAD imp PR0VEMENT
-EEEE 4 NG.
Under the act of March Goth, 1867.
uEUEnY GIVEN ,ho,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
lV on tho 2sth day of December, A. d. 1867,
by tho undersigned Mt the Auditors Office in
Fairfield county, Ohio, will be Tet-the i'm
provement Of the road leading from Lancaster,
northward through the villages of Dumontyille
and Baltimore to the Licking County line MS
ordered by the County Commissioners on the
9th day OF December 1867, co commencing at the
junction OF the Baltimore Road with the Ian.
caster, Lithopolis and Grovcport Turnpike, to
tho lowest and best bidder, subject tokthe an.
proval OF said Commissioners, to DO done in
the manner following (to.Yit)
list. To be graded from the aforementioned
place ofbeginning to the width Of sixteen feet
V6lthroughout the entire length Of said road
and to grade ascending or descending OF not
moro than five degrees (5o) at any one point.
I'd. bitches to DO made OF proper sEo wher-
ever necessaryto carry off the water along the
sides and rom said improvement, having
Sd. Bridges and Culyerts shall be construct
odncc ording to the plat, specifications and Com.
n'ssioncrs order on hlein the Auditors or
fs~.
9TH. Said Road thus improved by grading,
dltehes, bridges and culvertst to be graveled
with good unscrecncd gravel along the centre
oisaid grade to the w!dthof twelve (l2) feet
and TO the depth of twelve il2) inches in the
middle, and eight (s) inches at each side there.
ohwith uniform slope--said gravel TO be pro-
ylded by the County Commissioner $, and to be
taken by the Contractor from such place with.
in the vicinity Of said road Ms q good article
thereof ma. be procured by said Commission
ers subject 70 the ludgmenfof the Engineer.
9th. Said Road improvement to Be let in
sections Of not less than one mile each, and A
many OF such sections may be let at any one
letting as the Engineer shall deem expedieut.
6th. rhe "Shimp's H III" Impl ovement now
N progress, to the distance OF about 22O0 feet,
is hereby excepted in the above letting.
Payments viii be made on contracts accord.
ing 70 sad rocited act.
r. s. HANNUM,
Dec. l2th, ls6I-sw
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Important to Skaters.

In view of the presence OF tho
skating season, the following from
nall's Journrl Of Health may save
our friends who indulge in tho rec.
rcation Of skating no small amount
Of discomfort. Before starting for
tho ice, bathe your feet in cold wa
ter dry them perfectly, and give
them good rubbing with a crash
towel put on n pair ol woolen or
heavy Gotten stockings, and your
icct VIII remain comfortably warm
Tor three or four hours in the cold.
est weather.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
Prizes, amounting to-. .saao,o5o
$4,000 Numbers, and 7ss Pri1es.
Tickets Sl2, Halves Sc, Quarters SO.

| PLAN OF THE LOTTERY: The numbers.
from to $4,000, on separate slips Of paper,
are enclrcled in tin tubes and placed IN a rlas-
wheel 10y the sworn Commissioners the prizes
are similarly encirclcd md placed in another
wheel number Is drawn by blindfulded
boy, an the snme time, prize is drawn IN
the ;amo manner; both are opened and exhib.
ltedto the audience, that number being en-.
TITLED to the prize drawn with it. This opera.
toms repeated until all the prizes are drawn.
The above magnificent scheme will bs drawn
in public in COvlngton, KY, on the 3lst day Of
Dcce cember, 1867, being the GREAT HOLIDAY
DRAWING Of the year.
These Lotteries are chauc cred md outhor.
lied by the Legislature; md are conducted
under the superySiGn Of three sworn Coinms-
sioners, appointed on behalf of the State, 10
see that jnsticeis done to all. They are not
gin enterprises, but responsible money insti.
tnions, which have beens ccessfully conduct.
cd since 1897 and have many more years t0
run. Bondstoa large amount are filed TO Sc.
curcthe payment Of all prIzes
The oftiaial list of numbers drawing pri1cs
VIII be published in the New York Herald.
Chicago Pal crs, Cincinnati Daily Commercial,
and Cincinnati German papers.
ADDRESS all orders for tickets 10
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington, Ky.
Dec. l2, 1S67-2w3S
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Teeth at New York Prices!

DR.. Won BoNHORST would return thanks
to the citizens ofLancaste e 7 an dvicinity forthe
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesldence here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and in.
creased HIS facilities for doing Dentistry, he is
nowprepnred to do all kinds OF Dental work
attSss prices, and in better manner, than any
!ishme N in the city.
Sets ot Teeth atfrom SIS TO ~, warranted to
give perfect satisfaction orno charge made.
Teethilled so asto preserve them through
life ,atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.VoS BoSHoRsr's established repu uin.ionin
thiscity, as = first class DENTIST, il sufficient
that all work done by him shallb be
donein the best possible manner.
Drln addition, he has secured the services
ofone oithe best workmen in the East.
RGFEaExcE--Allthep principalcitizens ofLan.
caster.
Roomsnoxt door East Of Post office, Main
"ree'' Feb. 7, 1907.
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The Southern Conventions
VIII their Work stand?

On the first page of this paper is
an article containing a statement
of some of the leading provisions
of the ncwconstitution framed for
the State of Alabama by the Re,
construction Convention lately in
session at Montgomery. If tho IN
strument contains no more obiec-
tionable features than those indi-
Gated in the article referred 10, we
see no sufficient reason why it
should not be ratified by the peo-
pie OF that State, or why the State
should not under it be restored by
Congress to its practical relations
with the United States. Bot it
appears that there is serious oppo.
sltion, even among tho Unionists
OF that State, to tho newly formed
constitution-and that there is such
opposition is not very favorable
omen for the speedy success OF re,
construction under the present
plan. The spirit, too, in which
some ofthe other Southern Conyen.
tions appear to be approaching the
momentous work before thom, iS
not calculated, in our Judgment, to
raise the highest hopes ofthe rcali
zalion through their instrumental
ity, Of the objects desired by every
one who has the real welfare Of the
nation at heart. These Conven ,
lions have it in their power TO do
Il work that will stand as long rs
Republican government shall stand
1T needs but tie exercise of true
wisdom in their deliberations and
conclusions that wisdom which
includes iberality, moderation aud
u proper regard for the rights Of
every inhabitant. Devoid of this,
and acIuatcd by motives Of passion
and folly, it needs no gift Of proph
csy, TO forclell the end of all their
labors In word, if the work of
these Conventions shall deserve
pcrmancncy it will have it, in
spite Of the adverse assaults of all
4 it shall not bc thus
noritorious, it will crumbic and
perish, and the work Of restoring
he vitality of the States paralyzcd
~ their acts OF rebellion will have
o be begun anew, under circum
'tances of augmented difficulty and
hanger. All spectators of the
ncvementsin progress at the South
ee clearly how incidentally i'm.
,ortant it is that wise counscls
hould prevail in the Conventions
itting and about to sit in that sec
ion, We trust the majoritics there.
n may bo enabled to SEQ this as
learly, and that their action may
the fears Of their friends
nd tho hopes of their enemies.
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GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
TO be Drawn at Gown nston, Ky.
Glass Y, December 81, 1867.

No more acceptable and appropriate present
can be made toa mother, wife, daughter, hus-
band or father ihana ticket in TIE Kcnturk v
State LOTTERY u has long been acknowledged
thatIt offers greater. inducements TO the pnr.
chascrS Of tickets than any other legnlizcd
lottery IN the world. The December scheme
'lrpasse", IN grandeur, anything Of the kind
SS5O,65O. The capital prize is s5O,Do, lnsnTing
handsome fortune TO the lucky holder OF the
corresponding ticket. Hundreds Of well at.
tested Instances, similar to the following are
almost daily occurring: ''Miss Mary Russell
Milford, who died in 1855, when only ten years
OF agr, gained, as prize IN lottery, the
handsome sum OF ten thousand pounds, or
NIFTY thousand dollars. The ticket which
drew this magnificent sum, was presented to
her by her father, DR.. Milford, one OF Tic most
promnen' men and Judges ofthe time" How
many homes would he frightened by similar
success in the GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
3lst, 1867.
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A briefaccount Of the Now York
Grant meeting, with the resolu-
tions adopted-will be found on our
first page. Tho listof signers to
the call for the meeting and of the
two hundred vice presidents who
were chosen thcreat, contains n
large number Of the most promi.
ncnt and radical Republicans of
tho commercial metropolis. This
meeting has cslled forth some ad-
verse criticism from papers oppos
cd TO the Grant movement, but the
only effect Of such criticism is to
inspire copperheadism with a little
additional encouragement and CON
fort.
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PoMoLoGIcAL.--The Ohio State
Pomological Society had a very
interesting session at Saudusky. on
the 81, 4th and 5th of this month.
We regret that wo have no room
Tor even n synopsis of the proceed
ings. The Society voted to change
its name 10 "Ohio State I[orticul.
taral Society" and elected lhe fol.
lowing officers for tho ensuing
year; President, DR.. j. A. War.
der, Cincinnati; Vice President, G.
W. Campbell, Delaware; Secretary
and Treasurer, NJ. b. Batebam
Painesvillc, Executive Com mittoe
N. l.. Wood, smitbGeId; A. B.
Bnttlcs, Columbus; N. Dinner,
Dayton D. q. Richmond, sundus,
ky.
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GEN. SHERMAN -ROfCrrirg to the
presence fthis distinguished chief.
tain in Washington, tho Chronicle
Of the 18th inst. remarks:
Gen, Sherman is tho observed
ofall observers. lIo visited both
Houses yesterday, and was called
upon by members and Senator's,
without distinction Of party. Hc
does not conceal his political opin.
ions, and says that it coppcrheads
were not pleased with his ST. Louis
speech they will bo no less satisfied
when no talks again. Iloscouts the
idea OF General Hancock consent.
lng TO become tho Democratic can
didate for President.
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Counterfeit GreenbacI1s.

Pittsburgh Bankers arc caution.
ing their friends to be on the look.
out for batch of counterfeit green
back notes with which they say
the country is now being flooded.
All persons receiving such notes.
especially if from strangers, should
scrutinizo them closely.
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Spain offers to sell Cuba and
Porto Rico TO Uncle Sam, for $3.50,
100000 Wc hopo Mr., Seward
VIII not jump too quickly at this
olier' We think real estate will
como down after whilc, II ho
had deferred bis purchase Of St.
Thomas &c until alter tho latc fall
oil real estate thors, (scO earth
quakc) ae would doubtless have
got better bargain.
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New York Cattle Market.
New YoRK, Dec. l6.

RECEIPTS 80 Reeves G,2Oi, sheep and
lambs 2I,lshi hogs 2l,567.
bEEV les There was moderate supply
ofholdiy cattle, which had ~ bri X demand
and brought very high prices, some selling at
9lc. Lower grades are IN large supply with
head were on sale. Extra at s2O@s u, prime sis
@lQ; frstquality Sl6al0 30; fur 10 good Sl4 50
e1ls ~, inleriorslg hOQei3 30; ordlnniy sii0ci2.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Without mate
rial change. There was Il good brisk demand.
and firm; common dull and heavy. Rut 1900
head sold Salo Of extra lots prime Mt 06(GJSs,
and Inferior TO common n i6fhlSc; extra lambs
71So, andlnforior to good 6IScmaIc.
SWINE-Cl0sed heavy l0I ear loads were.
on sale The demand was moderate ut se1sSSc
,,ood, and 5lS97sSc for common and rough.
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EIOnorablc."

The United States Senate last
week cXpun6od the word "honor,
able from itsjournaI. The clerk
had prcfxcd this titlo to tho names
of tho senator's; Mr.. Buckalew moy-
cd to strike it out. The Senate II.
greed, and its members arc horeaf.
ter plain Mr. This is republican
simplicitY.
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Now Y0flk Market.
NEW Yonk. Dec. l6.

FLOUR -Sdcs ut as 5icio n for supcriine
state ond Wcsicrni ~ numiu ~ tor extra State;
1l2 lum u ~ Tor good to choice Nhtr wheat,
yNrai sh VoGlj for round hoop ohio; stlmi2
Tor common 70 good 81. lnuih; Sl2MlOlor
good " choice cNtfh; closing lLIct.
RYE FI,OUW 81 sues III.
WHEAT Mol Spung 81 81; white Mi1h.
lgpn ~ H.
BARLEY -'I 7OdI Is for Western.
COR N--si 31Wl Il for old mixed Western
~ lp4dtl q for new do; 81 - for new white
Western.
OATS-salcs at 8i$Gsp5c f.r Western.
FORK Sales NJ sli Gi6lsi u Tor Mess;
sl'@iS 6Jior pumc, aud Sly 3j9lO Tor primo
t1pSs
REEF HAMS 3lOa31.
cur MFAT5-sgoiic for shoulders, 1896
10 ic tot hams.
DRESSED HOGS - opened steady and
closed lower; sAlos ut 9iI,sl1si for Western;
y 20 lnc Tor city,
LARD --I25adi9c Butter steady 9SGlG
Cheese heavy uL ilGt loo.
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Cincinnati Market.
Cincinnati, Dec. lG.

Cincinnati, Dec, lG.
FLOUR dull and unlhangcdi sales at sll
OH -.
WiiEAr--No I Rod hcll at 81 GO, spring
held at 9! ~; Nos I aud Rat - 10.
CONN--Enr new, So@S7c
OATS--lrrcEunra at GSc.
HARLEY --sulc4W 81 Gndl 10
HOGS Lave ut Sd6tG 10 aud dressed ut 81
io@S. Receipts during the week. d7Oou head.
NESS Pork S.UGiss Tor old and new.
nui'k MEATS - iMlni ,rloosc.
LARD -l2ml2is' for primo kettle rcndcr-
ed, mhd ~ So Tor prime steam, including head
aud gut.
GHEEN MEATS Hams nrc IN demand
nt Tie; shoulders tnd sites are held at 1mUc,
hut arcnnt silcahlc ut thcsc rates.
BEEF CAETLE lnr to choice a. 6Ocj
q 80
BuTIER Fresh Western 800, tee.
EGGS 1icCnts.
SEEDS Clover l&ii@l3. Timothy 50 25,
Flax ~ yu.
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The Guernsey Times reports that
during the last six weeks, about
six hundred bushels Of hickory
nuts have been bought in Cam
bridge, from ninety cents TO one
dollar per bushcl.
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National Republican Conven-
tiOn.

The National Convention for
nominating Republican candidates
for President and Vice President,
is called to meet at Chicago, on
Wednesday the. Goth of May next.
The call will appear in next issue
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Chicago now takes tho lead OF
American cities in the pork.pack
ing business, She will pack eight
hundred thousand hogs or thcrca.
bouts, the present season.
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Ex Congressman IIubbell, of
Ohio Is one Of abouta dozen ap
pucants for tho vacant place Of
Commissioner Of Patents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COLUMBUS & H0 KING VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice to Stockholders.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the annual meeting OF the Stock holders Of
this company will be held at Its office in the
city ofColunlbns, on
Tuesday, the 2Sth day of January
next, at i0o'clock, A. NJ, ut which an election
OF Directors for the ensuing year will take place
Tho attention Of subssribors to the stock of
the Company ~ called to that clsllse Of the law
which provides that latter the first election OF
Directors no person shall vote on any share on
which any installment IL due and unpaid"
j. j. JANNEY;
Secretary and Treasurer.
LANCASTER, Dec. 18th, 1867.
Under the calls made upon Stockholders by
the G. 4 II. V. X. II. Company, there are FIVE
lnstSllmonts often per cent. (and for the 10th
Of January neXt,) four installmcnts OF five per
cent. each, due and payable.
j. h. MUMAUGH agent.
Zee. 18th. ls67-Gw.
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Foreign News.

Cable kilograms state that ter
rible explosion occurred at Clcrk
cnwell prison, London, England,
on tho 18th inst, supposed to have
been caused by the agency Of Fen.
ian conspirators, who placed pow.
der beneath u wall and exploded it,
for the purpose of releasing Col.
Burkc, u Fonian prisoner confined
therein. Tho explosion, however,
did not affect tho cell in which he
was confined, although the outer
walls, and several noighboring
buildings were blown down. The
extent of the loss Of hu man life, if
any, had not been ascertained
The event caused great excitement
in London, and tho press was call
ing ON The government TO reluse all
clomency TO Fenianism hereafter.
The proposed Conference oil Eu
ropenn governments on the Roman
question has been abandoned, solao
OF the leading Powers having do
clined to take part in il.
In South America, tho Para
under tho command of |
President Lopez, had achieved u
brilliant and important success
over the Bra2ilions and their allies |
They attacked tho brazilian camp
aud carried it by storm, taking |
500 prisoners and several pieces
)l artillery. Tho BraziIians defend
I'd their camp with great obstinacy,
md sustained II loss OF nearly ! 900
ncn killed, wounded and prison.
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