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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

SCHENECTADY, Dec. IL, 1861.
The hope OF the resumption of navigation no longer
exists and at least eight hundred boats are bound
tor the season between syracuse and Troy.
The firm OF William Petre & Co.. OF Buffalo. have
seventy-one cargoes Of grain among the number Of
rorwarde Interested In tho laid up and tusly
engaged in placing them in condition for winter Quar-.
tiers and protecting them against the weather. All
apples the docks frozen. Potatoes are not 50
much yinjured Fifteen hundred barrels or vinegar
shipped by tho firm Of H. Niles L. Co., OF Buffalo,
frozen Precautions are being taken 10 prevent further
loss
Boat Clifton, laden with 1900 bushels OF corn sank
Sides
Boat George Davis laden with 1856 barrels OF apnss
sank Thursday about mile west OF this city. The
cargo was owned BY b. +. Hodsen, OF Boston. Bhe
sprung leak
On many Of the levels the water leaking out thus
endangerins both and cargo. Unless The levels
Kept supplied the required height serious loss
foYWaIders will follow.
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MISSOURI.
sale 0f 80. Is0nis Water BoWds-A Negro Pris.
suer Hanged by u Mob.

sale of -. Lsais Water Bonds-A Negro Pris.
suer Hanged by y Mob.
ST hoUs, Dec II 1867
Two millions and ssn Of The ~ Louis water bonds
sold ~ auction Change to-day The successful
bidders we're the National Bank oths State Of Missouri
which took one million on ts,orp account and eight
hundred thousand for the Bank Of Commerce, New
York. The remainder, seven hundred thousand, Was
taken BY the Traders Bank or this oy-,wo hundred
thousand for Itself and Ave hundred thousand TO m an
order for Europe Tho price paid was o. for the 1st
one hundred thousand, and ogtS Cor tho remainder.
Joseph Marshall the negro who vas arrested here on
Wednesday suspicion or being one Of tho murderers
Of German farmer, who killed al Kinder's switch,
the Chicago Railroad, i've or str miles above herc
Sunday last taken from the custody OF Constable
Bysrne, In Venice lts town about three miles north
OF here on the opposite aide Of the uver AZ nine O'Clock
lest night bv mob Of Germans and hung to q trec.
Marshall acknowledged being present when the murder
was united; but charged the act upon his COM
panicn, Anderson Reed, who Is atill NJ large
A heavy snow storm began here al haf-psss eleven
o'clock this morning and confused till after dark.
-Four 10 six inches OF have fallen The trains have
not tsen delayed so f1r.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QtwrSsrowr, Doc 10 Tho National line steamship
Rnn, Captain Hail. from Now York. November 49,
uouched at this port to-day, and then proceeded to
Liverpool.
Tho steamship Cuba Captain Stone. from Boston on
The 9Th inst arrived hero the way Liverpool
GLASGOW. Dec. 1a--The steamship HIbernia Captain
Munroe. from Nov York November 80, arrived here
yesterday.
DpAsrsSs AZ BEA--LwERrooI, Doc. IL The bark
Srene, Captain Rental, from Rotterdam for Delaware
Calais and at last discharsng cargo With
the hope OF getting Oh.
The brig II sheppard, Captain Brason. which sailed
from Philadelphia on the t4h OF October last hes ar
rived a. port In Holland in a leaking condition..
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osuxarnn OF 4 PRESBYTERIAN alxSTsa

Last evening Mr. George Chamben was ordaned TO
he Gospel ministry and ordained pastor OF the Eoe
nezcr Presbyterian church BY the Presoytery Of New
York. The ceremonies, which commenced u quaftc-
to eight o'clock took place In the hall OF the Historical
Society, OF Second and Eleventh street
Tho Raw Mr. Anuen presided and the proceedings were
opened with prayer and singing. sermon was then
pare ye the way OF tho Lord and make His path
straight" The reverend gentleman = lengshcnod
DISCOURSE strongly impressed upon tho congregation
the importance Of living up 70 the standard OF tho
Christian character asd Al the conclusion Mr. Chambers
was formally iestaed pastor The ordination pray
was offered up by tho Rev William wyy Of Pnia-
delphis after which Dr. Campbell delivered the charge
10 tho pastor An eloquent and Impressive charge
then delivered 10 the people by the Rev Dr. Hall. No
dweIt considerable length the relations exist ng
between the pastor and the congregation and the
ortant duties 10 borfisch AIRED by hoih Singing and
bsnedcton by tho pastor brought tho solemn ceremony
10 q close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
THE STAGE ABROAD.

Count Louis Aroo s,appcibcrs. tho manager Of tho
voikstheater at Munich. has recently married chcrst
Mile Oswald The countess Is fifteen years old and
tho count 10 just hair century her senior.
Arthur Napolson has len Paris for Lisbon This
brilliant and admirable pianist, prodigy In lsJf OF
eight years old. has become most maaterly per
former and great favorte tho fashionable cirs es
OF Paris.
Mr.. james Anderson has met with an enthusiastic
reception IN Australia His "Coriolauusn Hamlet !"
and Benedict, are universally praised by the SYDNEY
press and there Is every probability OF mis- playing
long and rernu1srative engagement
The panists, rhaiperg and Antoine RubiRstein din ed
some time ago the Chateau de 10 Muette beionx ng
to Madamo,Erard. After dinner these srilses played
match az billiards. and the whole company assembled
sensation by his performances Germany. He " raid
TO have refused three thousand pounds 10 so TO America
to play tho pianos OF OF tho American exhlb
Mt inc Paris Exposition. We have heard or one thousand
pounds offered by London house, but Jonathan Is far
ahead OF John Bull IN bis ideas Of artistic AMI CONNER
nr Fcrhisr has happily mads considerable progress
cnmstanccs under which be was seized with illness
were a: the time alarming ~ was November IS
thai In the character Of Hamlet he addressing
the Queen he stopped turned pale and nearly tainted
liz was sd on the stage, curtain fell and Mr. Emery
10 The 'front.' OF the stage and inquired u any med
insensibc Several geniesnen OF the proesson wers IN
the house aud mmed atey tcndsred services Mr..
Ryder took up the remainder OF tho par. and played
the character every evening OF ths week: but on
Friday "hamles' was doomed entirely, for Mr. Ryder
becan boarse and the theatre had b shnt but Mr.
Techtsr well enough By saturday reappear sui
he has gore improving since. He has the oppor,u.
nifty OF rest as the bills 40 not contain his Sons
years ago Mr. Fcchtes broke bIcodyesso, snd bis
health has besn very strong since.
Nine Celeste recently opened nj Bsllarat for fort
night crowded hous She proceeds TO Beudigc for
fortnight. plays farewell engagement or one month
~ the Hay market theatre 10 Melbourne and proceeds to
England VIA harssiess in company With SIR Johs and
Lady Young upon toe retirement OF his Excejoncy
from The government Of Now South waIss.
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IRELAND.

GOvernme0t Prosecutions for P0ssticai
Speeches.
LONDON, Doc ls, 1857
The government has decided TO institute prosecution
against John Martin and the other persons who made
reasonable speeches the occasion. Of the funeral
demonstration in Dublin, on Sunday ias..i
BELFAST Dec Is, 1857
Extensive preparations had been made BY the
friends Of Allen, Gould and Larkin, 10 hold . publc
funeral to-day in their honor but the government
officers nterfered and under the authority Of the Lord
Lasasenants procauouon, put stop TO tho dam
onstratiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

THE United States Minister a. an Isspcriai
Couanaissioner.
Loxpos. Dec. IL. 1867.
AdvIces rom shAnghas sag believed there ths.
the American Minister. Hon Arson Buriingams, would
soon leave Peka fof the United STATES BY way Of
Europe % special nissios for Vie cbtnsss govern.
meul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

The Indians Mt Fort Misunderstanding Of
the Dakota LeGisissurc.
CnicAoo. Dec. Ia 1861
special despatch from Omaha, the i7sh Inst. says
Fcr Laramie corsspondcncs Of tbs sth mentions thai
pary OF Sioux came In yesterday. Thsy desire 10 MAKE
peace bat report the main body Of hs Sioux are not
dspcssd 70 treat Until the for tha country aban-
doned Red Cloud says he will light the whites 40 long
as man 10 left him. Indian courisrs como IL daily
from war parties ana communIcsts With friendly
rndisus and 20 back unmossssd loaded with provsions
and an munition.
The Dakosa Legislature met o. yaskton on Monday.
Tue IAgsasurs has . Republican majority Cor The orss
VINE " ~ histesy VI We rsyrtosy.
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ILLINOIS.

uessruction Of the Wabash Avenue Rink Mt
Chicase by Ftre-Loss OF the BARK David
Nferris. $780, ~. "a &c.,
The wabash Avenue Rink was destroyed By Ore to-
d.v the loss was si4 ooo on which there $40, 600
insurance IN homo companies.
TIE bark David Norris, from C1sveands loaded With
cos, for Chvsgo, wss driven ashore on "Wednesday
srHt Ihs captain ssd crsv vsts rescued aster being
exposed 10 the gallo Tor Twelve hsarA passsxsl VIZ
ugobsblv h q TOTAL iopA
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Ice la she River "a, Poushlsrepsie.

ICc q MOUNTAINEERING
Pot 1HkkErsFE. Dec. 1S, fe6T
Tho river hers y Gled with large fields OF Ice Tho
steamer James W. baldwin experienced great difficulty
IN getting out OF sondout Creek today on Triple
Rev York. and wss Joe bound several hours The 1rf
through from New York since yesterday rornpg reached
Here II haA past live night Inc wind has blown
gae for two days but has abateb to night.
The thermometer nj seven o'clock shs evening Indicated
Goar degrees above zc-o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

scspe nsiuu o. the PorH l'uri<iaE BasInesg for
the season.
ioVisvstIg, Orc. 10 1867
sociock 4. b.
Pork packers here naye virtually closed business Tor
me season or OF the sringency Ia the money
market, OUTSIDE comb nations against inon and tho ex
orbian. prices demanded by feeders The number Of
hogs killed lar fI5 600 an excess
OF ~ 600
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FRANCE.

Napoleon Likely TO Appeal tn the People
Increase Of Bullion In the Bask.
PAnrt Dee. ls-Evenipr.
Il Is reported that the Corps Legislat In session,
win soon he dissolv by the EMPEROR and NV elections
will DO held In January next
The bullion In the Bank Of France. according to the
regular weekly Statement has INCREASED fourteen mil
Ious Of francs.
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sAlitAsishfs aRi Ii EEihRia Il; vs. THE rs

sUPPREsSIvE MEDICATION VS.. THE TRUE CURE
Every steamer packages OF r. X. RESoLvEST Is sent 70
the uncured patients Of Ricord vepeau and other prAe
for their skin in the treatment OF chronic scrfuus, sypht
oid kidney bladder and urinary Diseases The wonderful
"a ected by Dr. Railways REsOLvEkT Of patients
treatment OF tho nercriai vapor baths &C., have directed
public attention this wonderful remedy that these
the blood, urine sweat and other secresion affords
almost immediate relief and It's quick and
the skin and power Of medicine TO effect
Ordinary pmples and skin diseases cured In few
Price IS six bottles, 81 bottle 81 Maiden
lane. DIR. RAILWAY can be consulted from U 70 r. NJ
free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

A French Nese Mn the Roman Qwesetoa-The
Conference Plan.
PARIS. Dec. H. fs01
II said that the Minister OF Foreign Affairs haa sent
Florence despatch in regard 10 the claims q Italy
on Rome. based upon and In Identical with. shs
speech OF Minister Rouher In the Corps Legislatr.
LONDON, Dec. l3, 1851
The London Tmss this morning says that the holding
Of . European conference for the settlement o. the
Roman question would be mockery, after the reesat
speech Of The French Secretary Of state H. Rcahsr In
The legislative body.
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NEW YORK.
Delays Of Truius at AibnnY.

albany, Dec. ~. ts67.
The eisrs A. n. tran tbs Hudson River Raiiroad,
due At ASP h reached here al nine O'Clock night
The eleven A. NJ Harlem express reached here efgh. r.
NJ. about fous hosirs behind time.
On and apsr Monday. Decembsr 90, all passenger
trains viii arrive and depart at tho end OF fs dnd
son river bridge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

Fire nj PIttsburx.
Pirrssuzs. Dec 10 1867
About Eve o'clock this morning Gre broke ont in the
new and elegant jswelry store Of Nsssrs. Re!neman.
usyran and sslds, which resulted IN lie almost COM
urte Destruction The ioss Ia rot yet asccralned but
wi be- very heavy There ~ insurance Of ei4, 900
tie building and $4,000 on the gSurss mostly IN local
canaranisa
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A.=.y,niyersM, sc Exposition.s Pnris. 1867
grand gold medal for American Grand square ana
Upright Pianos By the unanimous verdct OF tho Ine
Jury THIS medal 10 distinctly classified Arst Ia
ordor Of merit all other American exhibitors and
than hsndred pianos entered for competition by
nearly all the ceebrated manufacturers Of Europe
Warcrooms Nos LOO and Ill East Fourtesnth sLrUet ksw
York
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The Cemnsos Carrier Hill Pissed By tho.
Lcaisiafurc.
NArtvlLts Dco 49, 1857.
It's Senate to-day passed the Common Carrier BIZ,
and negroes in tennessee have the same privileges
on .ravs ON railroads accorded TO white people,
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LOUISIANA.

Recess Of sho Reconstruction Convention.
NHw ORtsASs, Dec f3, 1867.
Tho Convention adjourned last night until Monday in
order 10 gye the committees lus 10 report.
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SCOTLAND.

Fenlan Funeral Prohibited.
GLASGOW. Dec. l3-Eveuing
An attempt made IN this city TO get up sfunsrsi
to-day for she Manchester Fsnans. but checked
by the interference OF the authortea
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or money refunded. DR. FIfLER'S Isgeasls Rhsu-
matte Kennedy taken inwardls Referencss, i7N
Principal depot, 7A Broadway. Positively pay.
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CANADA.

Excise and Tariff Rase~-CsId Weather.
OTTAWA, Dec IL 1857.
rns following are the excise and ,ara rates which 20
into operation to-day for the entire Dominion Of Csnsda
On spiru including brandy. gin, rum. whsksy, Ia,
duty Of eighty cents per gallon tobacco fifteen cents
specific duty with an addition Of i've per cent I'd valo.
rem on domestic winss ten per cont twenty Ave per
cent per gallon according their strength; on nctures
thirty cents The duty green tea IL unchar ged on
black teas fifteen per and three aud one-naf cents
per pound
ing a. twenty degrees below zero.
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All Ladies' and Gentlemen, young and Old.
DESTROYS Of havna thar hair appear heantfa during The
THE HAIR =, once II quiets the nervous acton u The
ovcrtaxed braln restores hair its orirDsi color.
falling ont keeps the head clean Sold By al
druggists fancy dealers and fashionable
and my Office, 1, l29 Broadway, New YORK.
SARAH A. CHEyAIiER, u. d.
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Marine Disaster mt GrcrnpoInt.
PicroS. Dec H. 1897
The bark Ereisos, from kiiwsukea loaded with
~ 600 bushels of wheat. Grssnpolns ysssr
xay to keep from foundsrng. A large amount or Ice
adhsriug tns rigging and hull causing her 10 Gnk
RAPIDLY when she Was grounded. There waa no insar-
ance on the vessel
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RoxASrr ~ wxsrsns Nrw York. The EIkotsvirs
republican gives account Of couple In Lyndon,
Caaraugus county who married some thirty
age and moved 10 New York city Tho young wife for
some reason, returned 10 Lyndon AFTER. aud
red an CID man hcre whersupon ths deserted hus-
band tsek fsvengs add another wife BY marrying Ia the
city The two couples lived pleasantly each raised faml
hoxof several children; but fsw ysars slnce the band
o. hsath deprived Of thsr secsud partners 10 life
AID now the original dear has rsturned 10 his old
love IN Caltarasss ard persuaded hor 10 try hm Again
No ceremony necessary. the second marriages being
Invalid. ana they said " bAso bsaa us'uS "a bssut
RAxqoV org syesf
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THE PRESS rELeGssms.
comnence ed.

Fcnian Attempt TO Blow Up n London Prison
The London Times on the American Nalu.
rnikxatiOn Law.
LoSDos. Dec 13-Evening.
daring attempt nade to-day to rele ase lhs
Gently arrested Fsnian Colone! Burke who IL confined
In Clerkenwe prison. Powder was placed beneath one
Of the prison walls aud exploded ID supposed, BY
Burke's confedsratss Tho whole side OF the wall
blown into the air The force OF She explosion
great that ihrss adjoining buildings we're destroyed
Many persons injured, and is feared
lves lost Much confusion prevsils in the ycini
~, and difficult ascertain the details OF the oc-
currsnce.
LoSsoS, Dec. 49, r. NJ
The explosion ~ the Clerkerwell prison had very
serious results but successful facilitating the
rescue OF Burke Tne prisoner was confined In
cell and could not by the breach in the wall
He has been removed 70 place greater security.
The explosion was tremendous IA its effects Tho
prison wall aud nsigheoring buildings are mass Of
rumorsd that many twenty persons have been
killed. and that some bodies are buried the ruins.
1t seems that during ths morpins repairs had been
commenced the wall Later in The day some
known roll q barrel, which doubtless
conained the POWDER under the place where tho repairs
bsng made shortly after this the explosion took
place.
Two raen and woman who wore found IL the vicinity
have been arrested Suspicion Of being connected with
the perpetration or the Outrage.
The excitement there great that 10 Ia Inn
possible yet 10 obtain any account Of the
casuaitiea
ma
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Wreck In Magdaien Riyer-Tweive aren
Drowned.
QuEBsc, Dcc IL, 1851.
4 despatch from Gssps says q timber laden ship,
name unknown vent ashore near Magdalsu river last
vsor and the captain two mates and nine ssamen were
drownsd- Two men we're saved, but badly fsozsn
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Raur,.s or Rrs-p srgrss.c~ n Nfw GRfYAsg.
About seyen O'Clock Sunday cyeEsng, ss tae Eafeks
AsRoe.tSa 81 colored paradlsg ne streets we're
passing Gsysdes iront 81 me snoe saop u
Ar Painter, bel~esn Egiefpe ane Fets..y sifSess
made some remarks Al which the eosoFel men took
oaelee Some OF them 'st tho procsn On and maas an
oAsiausht on the boys son OF NJ. fanter, views
1913 oa was stabbed three times Aaa dAnsssgasY
wounded IL III arm aid shoulder Thrca or Tour boys
NSrs badly bruised and knocked the siitters one
ley Jacob Stake, under she lesl eys snc John
tashwns terntty bru sed about tine head mas cheeks
ana eyee swollen considerably. The eoiorsd men we're
rhsps about two hundred strong, ~ dressed In Di4ck
pants And wnite shifts Besides those ~ ns pocessica
numner ere on tls Sidewalk as Ganssrs Of me nAla
column. dressed in uniform, but With coats bntonsd
over their whts shirts The residents n tho neehbor-
hco, ccm osn saaI theae negroes have for tho as ws
or three weeks been plrGdng the streets ~ lao ~
twelve or enc O'Clock al night wtn dru beatinJ sp4
MES screschsng nosl aetanty. 70 arrsts nave bss"
made. ~ o BuAsin. December
a Gard 10 she PutIic. $50 aIany Rumyys Hsve>
ssss asngaas % al Ss q s cea.r.s
ship bsth Of which fls obliged
years since indacsd !. The eaass. and
American Transit Company 70 s:srp s salss q
Fl sa s .Te oPoI a.
wasted iis funds sqandsrsa i. debts lays and oyue.
snd - ans Gs po a0s s. "s
wHsa wsIs hsa running on ss pas,sc
% co operate with false iae necessary ara 70 es.ri
q as ships aud ra" lem su 20
efforts ers not seconded y many q The s.ocsc aer an
the Transit Company It nccsss
ia Il sss:
The North Amsrican sesmssp Company was fsra,cd a.,
his company stoEhodsrs q the Central EsricaR
Ir rs Company urged e become .nossrosr
has sssn ~ s and o ss
Of the world, which has undertaken foe
Sicaasua sns il .ssuay Working Seres wsa soss
The North American Steamship Company since iss fe ma
Won has been sascessuiy runnngs las Of steamer svs
days Carrying large number Of ss passsnssrs sysns
before attempted route with satisfaction tho
shippers ara the company.
ss
The public inereassa fssss for Bu.ness by ssaSssas
19 sa an s ss
pany have recently placed upon this route three ssssmer5
which are entirely new sad od On Expressly FOR the trade
and nfth nearly completed. will be placed the
known and favorite Arago and Fulton both Of
which after unse,rxons sgh, 10 their
speedily ISr the TRADE win Be The (. Line on s Aas
faciac constituting IN ali heet o. ten shrs ia each
enabling the Company 20 afford shippers OF feghs
parties
saemen. Of these facts together with Inowledgc OF the
na re Vim s
iorna business from ~ origin viii satisfy the public that
knowledge and facilities for maintaining regular and pes-
aneQ lines OF steamers between hs port and San Fran
rm DISCRIMINATION OF this company but that possesss
the ability and the means 70 carry out what has under
pas @ 1a S %h 's s s'a s MSs s
company Will dat' utmost to % WILLIAM H wEpa.
President North American Steamship Company. and
President Central American Transit Company
New YORK. Dec. Is 1857.
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IT yorrey's Patent Weather strips ExrIufJe
~ Sd, duet snpw or rra. Warranted DepoHl
kAsien .sns, New York
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Standard s,lyssr Pist.9d s;eca-.
REDriELf, 4 r.icr vASTrscsrHt ii rI ns rows

No Maidcg lane New YorS
- spe0fA stock OF fine yiexe slvsr IA whf.. Natal
Inssa 90 az elegant 10 design ps-fec Ia worsinsnshp
sn1 tupnf quality prepared expres4y Tor ans nollsv
censnc oil OF our rsrufacturs and fully ws.rant-d
~ car we'll cstxol shei trade marx -
FLDYIELD RICE Msnafse,rring Company,
M Mazda IAN f
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FLORENCE, Dec. l3-Eseuing.
Serious apprshensons entertained Of insurrec-
ton Naples In which city the demonstrations against
the 0, the government have boon unusually
tent.
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Advice tSciestiGc,.-To Cure HAIR ana Seals
Disease 90 20 hesflusrets, Asor plaza D.. GRAND
50