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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
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Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday
at PM, from Pier No. 45 North Hver, New York.
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Passage by the Monday ste mers-First Cabin $50 !
gold; steerage $50; payable in o. S. currency.
Rates Of passage from New York to halifax; Cabins
500, steerage slO; payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded 10 Havre, Hanaourg,
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates.
steeraQe pessaqe from Liverpool and Queenstown
40 currency Tickets can be bought here BY per-
sons sending for their friends.
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offices. JOHN 6, DALE, Agent,
No. 15 Broadway, New York.
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AND SAVANNAH STEAM

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PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFToN
STEAMER PILOT BoY...... Capt: "; 7; McN5LTY.
Nnmh ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
.EzEaeelw will leave Charleston every Iuesddy
Horsiro, at O'Clock, and Savannah every 1hur'day
HorKug at O'Clock.
For Frelsh, or passage, apply to -
JLHN FERGUSON,
I,ne % Accommodation Wharf.
FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, ST MARY's FfRNANDINA
JACKSONVILLE. AND ALL LANDINGS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
K-h THE STEAMER R DICTATOR.
,@@5ISf57r @@ssIISsfd57r Captain CHARLES WILEY, will
leave Charleston every Tuesday Night at o'clock,
and Savannah every Wednesday 4tterneex. at 8
O'Clock FOR the above places. Returning VIII leave
Savannah for Charleston every Saturday Morning,
at O'Clock.
All goods not removed by sunset will be stored at
The expense and risk OF owners.
al freight must be prep'id.
]. j. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
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.RI0RDAN, DAWSON 9 9
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THE pnArFoRM AND SoM1sAT1oNs.
coMAEN7s OF THE REPUBLICAN, AND DEMO
CRATIC PRESS.

The following extracts, with those already
published, will give the reader an idea OF the
present opinions Of the Republican and Demo-
cratic press, upon the Democratic platform
and nomination of Seymour and Blair.
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The Campaign for 1868.
oIR.ou1ATE THE PAPERS.
OUR FLAG no THE BREEZE.
oRPREsIDENT,

HoRATIos SEYMOUR,
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FOR NEW YokK.

REGULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
~<sn THE STEAMSHIP MONTEREY,
Mk&E9 Captain G. RIDER, VIII leave YAM
LI1HlEkT0 derhorst's Wharf. on Wednesday,
-3fEslE s3zsfss5zales92 July Is, at o'clock P. n.
July 8 RAVENEL 4 CO., Agents
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@-sECURE HEALTH IN ADvANCE.-IT

JulV is
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". L. CLARK CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayelte.street, Syracuse, n. \
The Only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 30 lyr
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that his call to Premiership reflects
great credit @on the political system
under which he was 1natured as a
public man, and which now marks
him with such. a crown.
The London Eeaos says the era of a
solid path of practical British reform
commences in the new administration.
The Teregraph says, Disraeli must
recolfect that he rose from the people,
and that as one of the people he owes
deeper measure Of loyalty to Eng
Land than he does to any aristocratic
The London Star states that Dis
raeli's call to Office continues, which
is a great step toward the perfection
of a system of good government.
The Post asserts for Disraeli as
Premier not so much on account of
his requirements and merits, as the
fact thar there is no one so fit for the
Office 5a5 g. Hfsr4
i The London Advertiser says the
new Premier will have no quarter
from Whigs and Torys, as both par,
ties hate him; but as the head o the
cabinet he will enjoy fair play at the
hands OF the people. haa
NEW YoRK, Feb. 27.-The Worlds
Buenos Ayres correspondence Of jan
uary 13 says: .f.,. ....... f..
Major General Asboth, American
Minister resident here is lying very
Eillgand certainly cannot survive many
days. He has long been an invalid
and great sufferer, t.vE
Some of the chief judges and law
yersand many Of the principal mer-
chants Of the, city have been victims
Dot the cholera. i be .8il.aGsl grial 5ll
The pestllence has carried off in
Buenos Ayres in forty days five thou
sand persons All work II suspended,
and those who depend for food on
their, daily labor suffer- .if.g nafaao
- Carts enough to convey the dead
cannot be found. nor men to dig
graves
r Churches ares taken for hospitals,
+ aud many, unable to- be conveyed to
them, die alonein their houses
ana Havana special tor the Herald
reports that the German mercantile
house of Cable, Iasting & Co, of
Matanzasp are acting as the agents of
strong Londoni bankers in securing Il
treaty to loan vthe Spanish Govern
ment e20, ,000, 900 for aceount of the
Island Of CuhaJ The loan is to be
secured by a lien on n0the feve nues of
the Island 7Il - deE"I 90 rit
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ENGLAND.

y , LoNDoN, February 27.-The Gov
erRment authorities have determined
to withdraw the remainder of the suits
against all Irishmen who were inkfict-
edffor walking In a mock funeral pro-
cession at Dublin recently.
The Daily Nel0s has an editorial on
the resignation of the American Min
lister to England. 1t says they
will lament the departure of Charles
Francis Adams
LoNDoN- Feb. 217 = Mr. Disraeli has
gone to Osborne, where the Queen
is now stopping.
1t is expected that beth Houses Of
Parliament will adjourn for a week,
to await the reconstruction of the
Cabinet.
The Times says the American Min
lister who will succeed Mr.. Adams
could mot have an easier. or more
gracious task than the settlement of
questions which have arisen. concern
ing the rights of naturalized citizens.
LONDON, February q, Evening"
The House 81 Lords has passed the
bill renewing the suspension of the
writ Of hdbedS corpus in ireland.
1t Is thought the appointment of
Sir Hugh CairRes as Lord Chancel-s
lor, will defeat all hopes o. effecting a
reform in the Irish Church.
LONDON, Feb. 27, evening.-The
Warwick Assizes opened to-day. JUS
tice Smith delivered a strong charge
to the Grand Jury, in which he par
tieularly specified the offenses ehaFg-
ed against Burke aud other Fenian
prisoners, and declared this was the
proper court to- try these me q. the
alleged offenses having been, commit
ted IN Birmingham .alf sn sliauq "a
The Bow Street Magistrates refuse
to issue a warrant for the atrest of
AMrN Eyre, ex Governor of Jamaica,
on the charge of murder.
1t is thought, in some quarters, that
q. w. Hunt, now Under Secretary of
the Treasury, will be appointed Chan
cellor OF the Exchequer.
3A A PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, February 27.-The ~Oblil
cations of the new treaty between the
German Confederation and the United
States are to apply reciprocally to
Germans and Americans. All the
previous engagements between the
two countries In regard to eXtraditlon
are renewed. By one of its provisions
the treaty is made terminable at the
+ end of ten years.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-The Assizes at
Sligo opened to- da~. The day for the
trial Of Gen. Naglc is not yet fixed.
Train was present at the Common
Court proceedings. lya8 W-H.EXa
41fsa ITALY
GENOA, February q. - Admiral
Farragut arrived here and was receiv-
ed as a guest ofSfheleity to-day.AA
The corporation of Genoa gave a
grand banquet in honor of Admiral
iBarragut, Over the principal table
was the motto," America at.the Cra-
die cfColumbus." Besides the Off
GERS and members Of the City Govern
ms0t many Of the nobility, the naval
officers in body, and all, the. princi-
pal citizens ofGenoawerel present. e
L
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ing delegates were elected to the Ma
tional COnveationEf Wilson Shannon,
J. Sharp, Gen. A. J. Meade, George
w. Click IT p. Fentoh tGed. o. NJ
Blair.
The lower House AOf the Kansas
Legislature passed resolutions endors-
ing the action Of Congress on the i'm
peachment question. r... s.-..ru
A fireiinf Ularksvffle November 22d, /,
burned Dawson1s Hotel, a. clothing
store belonging to Simon Vogelr the
postoffice audAtwo or three small
houses; loss about $4,000, insured
for $4,000. A3
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HALIFAX,
Adjournment 1Oflsthe N0Tag Scotia
Legislature-The Question OF. Con-
federation IN New F0Hndlaad.s. flra

HALIFAX, Fe5. q. 4Th9 Eova SEQ
tia Legislature adjourned toathesixth
of August. .-...,..-..t....l-,,,
The Governor Of New Foandland.
h. Ravns hs a5Sst afd5Sss f. Ra t9f bs aag5da 81
Confederation should come up for
consideration, a large meeting was
held at st. Johns, aud resolutions
passed deprecating the intention of
the government to introduce the sub
ject The subsequent action in the.
House showed a majority Of the mem
bers unfavorable to any steps being
taken in the matter of Cgufgderation.
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ST. LOUIS.
Important Insurance Case = Noted
PuglIlstS on Visit TO the City.

ST. Louis, Feb6 26l-A. very i'm
.portant insurance case is new pro-
crossing in the Circuit Court of this
,citvrwFhe suit is Marshall q Kilpat-
rick vS. the Thames INSURANCE Com
pany. of Cincinnati, for $4,000, grow
ing out Of the burning Of the steamer
Magnolia here in 1866. The defense
is that the boat was set on fire by
or through the connivauce of its
owners The case involves 100000,
$35, 600 in Cincinnati companies,
$4,000 in st. Louis. and $50 600 IN
foreign companies represented here.
VIM Ryall and Tom Allen, two
noted English pugilists on a visit
here, will give a fsparrihg.- exhibition
next Saturday week. Ryall nee
fought Tom Sayers, aud Allen fought
drawn mill with Jim Mace.
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Meeting Ofthe Democratic State Con.
VentIOn-GeOrge II. PendIetOn for
President. H zaEfs. = rol e.s.ssL

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The, Deme-
cratic State Convention OF Iowa. for
the appointment of delegates to the
National Convention, met at Des
Moines yesterday It was the largest
ever held in the State q Resolations
were. adopted that Geo. III. Pendleton
81 thelfrst choice of the Democracy of
Iowa for PresidentS Wndl ipstructing
delegetes To vote as q unit
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EUROPE. TC
BIZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Suspension OF the Writ Of Habeas
Corpus I'm IFeland-NO Reform I'm
the Irish ChuFch-TFeaty Between
the German Confederation and the
UnIted Etates-Rlghls or Natural
ized Citizens Easily Settled-ResIg-
nation OF Lord DeFby-The London
Papers on DlsPaell.
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Washington speoiaE n say they fTays
a rumor that StahtOn, at the persua-
sion Of some Senators, has consented
to resign, and will do so tomorrow.
1t is understood that the rejected
Senator, Thomas, has recommended
to the Maryland Legislature to ap-
point Montgomery Blair as his sue
cessor.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 27.-Mr. Mer-
rick, as counsel for Atjutant General
Thomas, has filed a,deelaratiohE in the
Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia, bringing suit against Secre-
tary Stanton for iaisesimprisonment,
laying the damages at $50, 900, charg-
ing Stanton, among other things, with
contriving aud wickedly9falsely ands
maliciously intending TO hurt, injure
and aggrieve said plaintiff without rea-
sonable and probable cause.a Tie
counsel of Gen. Thomas have decided
to make application fer t0rt quo
t1ardRto before the District Court, for
Stanton to show the cause why he re-
tains possession of the War Depart
ment.
Gen. Thomas ealled,at theEWar De
partment at IL o'cIock A. NJ, and re-
ceived his private mails, but proceed
ed to nothing further beyond repair
ing to the room of Gen. SchriVer,
where he remained some time. Secre-
tary Stanton was In his room at the
time, but no interview place ba-
tween him and Thomas.
The House Committee of Seven
were in session all morning. No
witnesses were examined to-day. They
will not report the impeachment
articles till tomorrow.
The recent burning of the build
ings on the corner of fifteenth and
Il. Streets, destroyed a large amount
Of proofs and documents IN the cot
ton cases, principally those from
Savannah and Gharlestop.n - ~
The House Committee, to prepare
articles of impeachment, expect to re-
port in time TO be ready for the Senate
BY next Monday.
New YORK, Feb. %. 5.0Fhe Herald 5
Washington special says the House
Impeachment Committee last night
completed their charges against the
President 1t is said there will be six
specific charges presented. The
articles of ifnpeachment tits under
stood, have not yet Deen voted upon
BY the Committee. This final action
Is expected TO be taken tomorrow. 1t
Is also expected by- the Committee
that they viii be able to report the
result OF their lahors sometime to-
morrow, unless some unlocked fol
contingency arises IN the neantime.
New YoRK, Feb. 27,-The Wash
lUZNOu HpGEAuAS say tNaAaA ~ - W
that there wi.l be six articles Of i'm
peachment, as follows s1e31 is.no'y :
1. Declaring that the President had
violated the Constitution In making
a removal while the Senate was II
kession. - =.
2. That he made this removal con
trary to the Tenure-of- Office Act.
3. That he had appointed Genera
Thomas as Secretary of War whil'
there was another legal Secretary
4. That he had eonspired with Lo
renzo Thomas to obtain 1 Iossession 0
the War Office by military force.
3. That he had consPired with 0
endeavored to get officers Of the arm
to disobey the laws Of his country
and enter into a conspiracy to get tn
legal Secretary out Of Office.
g. This article has not been com
Melted. The Committee do not tax
M any act of the President prior
the removal of Stanton.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 27-Resolu-
tions impeaching Canal Commissioners
Dorm were reported to the Assembly
this morning. .....a.....
The question Of negro suffrage will
be acted on separately at the election
on the new Constitution.
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ICINOINNApIa a0A.
.SA7-E7TTl
Destructive Fire = Loss, $50, ,O00-rA
Murderer Arrested dssns5

eniy8h a. f,.~.st - 90
q CfNofNNAr1,s Feb. 26.MThe Iarge
iabratofy of Gordpn Brp}s, ON C1l-.
vert Street, was entirely destroyed by
fire last night.as Loss $50, ,000; Iasuf-
ance $4,000, mostly in Cincinnati
companies.-TAe-iire is-suppo
have, been causedg by span tansous
CtNOFNNATI, February 27.-Patrick
Ross, who some0 elghhy years i ago
murdered 1ady Of rank Ia ireland.
2foF9 property, aud for whom the Brit
ish Government offered ESQ reward,
was arrested and seemmitted 20 jail i1l
this city a few days ago Today he
attempted suicide by cutting his
throat with case knife. He is in
u critical condition and viii probably
die -~,.,, ~,r.r. v--,,vy
.OA fire this morning destroyed the
chemical works Of Gordon, & Co., on
Culver Street, near Fifth; loss $780,
900; insurance on building and stock
$50 900.
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KANSAS
Meeting OF the Democratic state Con-
VentiOn-ResOlutiOns In the Legis-
laLure ndOFsing Congress.

SF. LOUIS. February 27.-The Kan
sas Democratic State Convention met
at Topeka yesterday afternoon Gen.
Meade presided. About half the
State was represented. The follow
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The Articles OF ImpeachmentARu-
NOR that Stanton has Consented 10
Resign - Montgomery Blair Sug-
gested for Senator from Maryland
Final Action on Impeachment TO
be Taken TO.Day 2GeneFaE Thomas
Sues Stanton for $3.50 900 for False
7 Imprisonment.
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FRAN xEoRT.
A. .aa& -tg;. Ea.ttlrU afa4rta
legislative PF0ce eediDgs- Republican
State Convention = En thusiastl6
p Union Meeting-COHgress Ind0rsed,

legislative ePF0eeedlngS- Republican
state Convention r Eu thusIastle
r Union Meeting-COngress Indorsed.
10 s8l-------sWf ha0lt.i
FRANKFoRr; KY. Eel. .,26 In the
Senate considerable amount Of local
legislation was transacted. An act to
re-arrange the Appellate Judicial
District was passed 70 .r
az a. resolution providing for. an
adjournment on the 9th Of March. to
meet again on the 5th of January,
1859 has passed both Houses. -. 4.
In the House, d bill providing for
zthe sale of decedents' real estate or
portions thereof, for the purpose of
paying the debts Of deeedents. ia Ger
tain cases, was passed.
A Senate bin, te divide the State
in sixteen Judicial districts, was .under
discussion, but was fna y. referred to
the Committee on J Judiciary, with in
stIuetions to summon before ii every
candidate for Circuit Judge and COM
monwealth's Attorney in the State,
and ascertain their wishes Ia regard
to redistrietipg the State. and report
q bill that, in all ITS provisions, shall
e,9nforns to the wishes of said candir
a bill for the Benefit Of the Cincin
natl Mutual Health Assurance Com
pany was passed. Ma rra-s q5a4
A bill increasing the jurisdiction of
magistrates TO one hundred dollars
was passed. ,sfs IL -. araf.. =
to morrow. Quite q Number at dele
gates have arrived and Il bids far to
be well attended, a..se.a 1w
Both Houses Of the Legislature
baye adjourned oyer until Friday
morning. ~ -so-,, ~ .,-a fe-f.fra :
aFRANKFORT, KY, February ga
large and enthusiastic UuiOn meeting
was held In the Senate Chamber here
TO night, preliminary to the State
1Gon vention, which meets Tomorrow.
THE number of delegates already ar
rived is greater than was expected
this eTening, and large numbers are
expected bylthetrainsIR the morning
Fee The meeting was. called to order by
Nc. Speed, { hartman OF the Ceatral
Committee. Judge Wheat was elect-
1 ed temporary Chairman, aud Colonel
I Hodgesl oflfhe CONFERENCE.-The Secre-
taryi Speeches were made By the
Chairman, Speed, Of louisville; r.
r. Baker, sEgington Kyle, General
lBrisbin, Taylor, John Mason Brown,
aud Col J y. Pond. 1eg 5gea -aa
p Z. The Speakers took "a decided stand
IN faYoE off the principles ofithe party
| indoFsing thsl action of Congress. re-
Egardings their action in the impeach :
ment s0f the President as the com
meneement of brighter days for the
Republic. f3f 5eI Ia
g The speeches were listened to with
marked attention, and frequently ap-
| plauded.
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2f he Proposed Qpe,sing Of an A

Of The Proposed Opeaing Of an AHey
. Ia Block S5, Lanldsco. =.
E0N MOTION OF COUNCILMAN
5 ~ KOlle, seconded BY Counoilman He'll
nan, the following order was unanimoua-
Ordered, that SIX weeks public notice,
by advertisement IA the EYanaYille Daily
Journal, be given that on the 2sth day ~
March, 1868, the Common Council OF the
city Of Evansville will make an order To
open and lay out an alley in Block mum
ber eighty-1ve (No. 80 n the town OF Lac
nahsco city tnow city Of Evansviileli said
and to extend from Sizlh Street TO Ffan E-
I'm street, and the v est line Of said alley
To be one hundred aud nineteen (lB) feet
distant from Sixth Avenue, and parallel
with said Sixth Avenue.
q And should any person Hggfi eyed ~ any
time within six weeks, apply ID the COm-
mon Council for redresss ny petition Qr re-
monstrance left with tie Clerk of the
Common Coancii. and eontainiuga a atatoe
ment on the injuries complained Of and
the amount demanded therefor, SAID pets
tiOn or remoustrance viii Dc considered, /,
heard, aud deterInined by the common
Council on the said 18th day OF March,
1853. I'D
And ft is hlrthar ord cred. That the Clerk
record in the Minute Book pf the gOuncA
the plat Of said Block No. q, with the sur
rounding Streets showing tne Aocationi
width, and length Of SAD alley, ~ me
led. which plat has been prepared ~ Chas.
b. Bateman, CRY Survey or.
+ BV order of the Council -....
E .I 9IIuA. M. McGRTFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, February 10th, 1878.
fepl4 apW #a'NE
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CANADA.
Death or Major Holmes4RaIlrOad
Lines StIlE Blocked with Snow =
Shock fan Earthquake az Mhnt-
real.

sb54 Il - .sb.I baa

ToRoNro. February, ,26.-Major
Holmes, formerly an officer in the Feb-
ell army, died at the TRossenl House
to-day.
The railroad lines arc still blocked
with snow in every direction. No
rmails7sinee Monday.
MONTREAL, February 26.AAnother
severe shock olanearthqua ke was eex-.
perienced about midnight last night.
1t as the most violent thathas been
feltAhere of late years,
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F0REIGNe NEWS.
Major General .ASh0th. sick -at -Rnen0ss
Ayres-PrOminent Men Victims OF
cholera = Five Thousand People
Carried or by the FeStilence Ia
FArfV maVSJ 80 -. .--.,...- -gs- 4. ~

-ua nTaEsau af1eF9fA 81 +fss
New YoRK,n RsbF1S,rr.yI S,rr.I : ~ .2i7'5- 1.-THE
HeraId's Losdaa Gable fdispatehaio of
last night says tina t the tesigna I6n, of
Derby occupies Z general'' .atleation..
.The-eRtrusting 6ftheh Premiership to
Disraeli is viewed as asgreaf step to
ward popular fg6veFnmeht, and as a
virtual acknowledgement of the ina
bility Of the aristoeracy to furnish
ability enough TO fill the position. VI, /.
The London, Tines says that Dis
raeli is the first, man in power IA
England who obtained sachran office
solely by the sexhihiti0n s0fs pensonal
ability, In ParlIaments and the Ca biz
net, and whon wen 1t despite of the
disadvantages sOfo birth, education aud
youthful position, and at one time the
actual distrust of his party. u = {.
The London Stdgdard ,eulogizes
Disraeli. and dsays his great experience,
courage, tact and close office. relations
with Earl Derby, qualify him for the
very arduouse task which wjA be inn
posed on him as the head3of the Cab
met. -szafo - 81 trsa
The LondonE Herald asserts that
/ Disraeli's capabilities to organize and
lead a party, both in and out of
Parliament, has never been excelled /;
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Congress ional Proceedings,
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JoHN 4. KENNEpYg

.@.f .aoJ Suplt Metropoliiau Police. p
When the paper was read. Ingere
soil said, "Iaet Us abolish the Metro
politan Police and see whether we
viii not soon be blown up.P Laugh
ter Adjourned. lia4t 2 mo1l
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q. MURsINNA,

"A R 9 III I Il L q II.
hIee-No. 3 CHANDLER's BUILDING
80 Corner First aud Locust Streets, =
.t...f..k EVansville Ind
80 Plans aud specihcatiDns for hll kinds
- buildings furnished AZ short notice, and
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Synopsis of the Articles Of
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News by Atlantie cable.

Renewal of the Suspension
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