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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

young man by the name of Cory Alvord, of
Austinburg, while engaged about circular
saw had one of his thumbs so badly lacerated,
as to require amputation.' The operation was
performed by Dr. King.
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LADIES

or sedentar habits who require gentle purgafvc will
end Rohack's Blood Pills just the medicine they want
they contain mercury mineral poison but are pure
y vegetable. HENDRT & KING. Wholesale Agenst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

WE JUDGE from the immense sales that Mrs. 5. A. Al
LENS Improved (pe,r sty) Hair Restorer or Dressing
an one bottle is preferred by every one. Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar lmB9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

Bride e. Br1degroom.-Essaysf for young men on
the interesting relation Of Bridegroom Bride in the
institution Of Marriage Guide to matrimonial felicity
and true happiness Sent by mail in sealed letter enye
opes free OF charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA-
T1oN, Box p. Philadelphia Pa. 1y965.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

Nofice.--Tbe slips OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be let for the conference year. Monday
August 10th, at o'clock. By order of the Trustees
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

ave have information that the body of
Chas. HadselI, Nennessee}- taken by Indians
from the mail stage a short time ago, near Fort
Bowie, was found in an Indian rancherie, near
the Sonora line, that was attacked by party
of Mexicans, and two or three Indians killed
Hadscll was evidently killed to prevent his
being retaken. His body bore evidence of the
most extreme cruelty Of the savages as it was
one complete sore and his feet were worn and
cut 10 the bone showing, that he Had been
stripped naked and compelled to walk over the
rocks through the burning sun for the space
of fifteen days. What mortal agony must not
that poor man have suffered, before death put
an end to his sufferings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

ACCIDENT.-Robt Fuller, slipped an adze
he was using, into his ankle on Wednesday
last, making a somewhat ugly wound.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

BEST PINE LUMBER, LATH, and
SHINGLES,
aSFsttsfk shHHaaus
ever brought to this market which are prepared to
sell at reduced rates, in quantities suit purchasers
We continue to manufacture the best of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MoULDINGs.
..!-.ff and BEVEL PINE SIDING, g. g..
whlch we keep constantly hand, and sell low for
CASH. SEYWOITP I GIDnIGCS "
AshtaDnIa v. June 10 ls1S 96itf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

DR. Eaton's Cordial, is not only good for Nurs-
ng Children, but it is the best remedy for Dysenery
Darrhea and disordered state of the bowels Sold at
Hendry's Drug Store, Ashtabula.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH Il. KENNARD, D. D,

FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, d. D.
rassOY Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JECKsnS-DEAR SIR:-I hare been JTe2'ieI'ty
requested 10 CONNECT my wih recommendations Of
different kinds Of medicines but regarding the prdeties
as of my appropriate sphere, hdUe IN all de-
cned; Gu to@ clear proof IN cdT5Ous instances and
particularly in my JaBai, Of the fERess Of DR..
Ioe4ssds GeyHG, Btifers dcTd5f for once from my
tsa eSgrss 10 express my i eoasietio that for gem
sid debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, 1t Is aDs-A 1zY8safe and valuable
prepar alton. Ia ESA some cases 70 Mey
Jdil; but usually, XXI I doubt not Il viii
9e r'ry bsn.feiaIEzkz ~ % those l0ho SgTer-
fSoA uss dbOcS causes. T0srs, very respectfully,
JH KEYN4RD
EIJhd 6eLOl0 Coltes street
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterato
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrorulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrOfu-
I...- o-,.xA-.-sAs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

Friend have yon CoUGH, Cold or SORE THROAT (!
use Dr. cLARK's WGld Cherry Losenges they will
you. For sale byaI Druggists
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led.
Notices. half rates

Announcements free :Commendatory Notices. hai rates
In. n.TrumbnIl4. June, a0th of consumption, James E.
Stevens, aged 90 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Errors OF YOuth.-A Gentleman who suffered
years from debility premature decay and
he eeefsof yonfhfu ndiscrution, will for the sake of
ufering humanity, send free all who need it.
pc and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he cured Sufferers Wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by addressing, in
perfect cophdeuce, ~ JOHN B. OGDEN,
92T-10m. ss-AAtt & < 42 Cedar Street, n. Y.
, informatiOn.-Inform guaranteed TO pro-
beardess face Asoa recipe fcf the removal Of Pmples
Blotches zfuptons, the skin, leavng the
sS .ddfs.:Ss TH
cosy s93 Broadwsi, N York
! The HeaIits FOOL and House of ercy Howard
Association Reports for Young Men, on the Crime Of
Solitude, add the Errors Abuses and Diseases which
destroy manly powers and create mpedinents to mar
siage with sure Of reliefSeni in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address
= DR.. j. sKILLIN HoUGHToN
slSy Howard Association, Philadelphia.
WORKS OF Nature.-Ina state of heG;th the In
estihaf eanai isy be compared river whose waters
aex theadoihig land through the channels nature
er At has made and improve iheirqualities so loagas
Il smoothly the channels are kept pure and
hedthy IL the course Of the river is stopped then the
Fater in the cauna is longer pure but sooh becomes
stagnant There is bat law Of circulation in nature
When there is superabundsnce of Immortal fluid in
ba intestinal tubes and costveness takes place. flows
OK me Dloot vessels, and nntratss Itself INTO
ne circulation To establish the free Of the riv
- we must remove thu obstructions which stop its
free course, and those OF its tributary streams. With
the body follow the natural prnepe-remove the
ehstructions from the bowels with BRANDRETHS
PILLS which never injure but always eectual for
the perfect cleansing Of the system from all Impurities
and disease Remember, never suffer drop of blood to
be taken from You. Eyacuate the humors often and
as long they deranged long you sick
See that B. BRAEDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists. 90a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

John Craig and wife, living about the depot,
got up row on Saturday last and disturbed
the peace and good order of the state of Ohio,
and were, in consequence thereof, by the dircc-
ton of his honor, the mayor, thrust into the
village lookup, John broke everything in the
cell, stripped off his clothes and tore up the
bedding that had been provided for his
" warmth" After getting essentially cooled
off and paying adoIlar fine, he was suffered to
go about his business. -
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TO THE MUSICALLY INCLINED IN
ASHTABULA COUNTY!
G E 0 RG E HI A Ii
No. ~, Public Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
BEGs leave to saw to his old ocouaint-

DEGS leave to say to his old acquaint-
patrons that having become permanently To-
&C., the reward of quarter of centuy of patient
remitng industry, supported BY strict adherence to
undertaking system Of fair dealing and having the
abilityn by having assortment
at once acknowledged the largest held by any dealer in
the Union to do the best that be done in the trade
We would suggest to the wise and considerate write
mount worth looking after and furnish them good in
strument with valid guarantee.
Many seem to be unfortunate in suffering imposions
To be practced on them by wOrdy, and frequently
truthful and irresponsible travelling parties who have
to their reputation future standing bnt offer at
their doors class Of CHEA instruments, most easily
procured. and on which the greatest prese profits
be realized.
Having frequent. repeated, and unqualified
from former patrons of the gennneness of the in
erumeIts purchased Of US in former years we can most
cared for in the future by offering the best the market
nre 9l ne % and an at time tine
payments. Whether bought from US or our authorized
agents.
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having instituted a system of monthly quarterly
tnstaments for the benefit OF the honest industrious Ia
boring classes OF occupation many can have Piano
or helodeon at oce and enjoy its pleasures and advan-
tsges at home.
Please write us for full particulars
N.B.-Persons residing however distant cast, west
south from Cleveland will please understand that
have constantly st our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
|- Il sg.s tf,s- .st- .r-
In Cleveland, all the desirable makes of
PIANOS,
MELoDEoNs,
ORGANS, &c.
Made in this Country.
NEVER HIGHER, in most instancesAUcH LOW
KR than they sold in any other city East West.
SIS. FAsSETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
Il. B. WARD for Geneva and vicinity. 957
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

We are indebted to Mr. Arson Gorton,
through the merchants express, for files OF
southern papers of late date. H.e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

The station agent at Conneaut, S. e. Bough-
ton, has retired from a position that he mas
held for some sixteen years. His SUCCESSOR is
4. E. REYNOLDS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

Extract from letter of s c. Chandler, Professor OF
Geology and Mineralogy, East Mldlebury Vt. 'Messrs
r. p. Hall &. Co., Nashua, N Ii. Ge-tlemen some
tine since when was in your city, delivering
Of Geological Lectures procured bottle OF Your Veg
etablc Sican Hair Renewer, for the of myself and
family, and am happy to state its has proved all
that you have claimed for it. have recommended it
friends and neghbors and in every instance has it
given perfect satisfaction This I.regard due you
and the public. 4ta69
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

FROM HON GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1851
IfHd HoJIdrds GeTHGn BiIsTs " IS not an rHtoz-
iedtHg bereTuge but good toHic nsfRI in dfs0rT5
Of he digcsre organs, and Of great bene "a cases q
dSLiliiy aud tUant Of dcti0ss in The system
H-sI GEO W. WOODWARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

MONEY NO OBJECT, compared with the benefit derived
from the of "Barretts Hair Restorative" which
can truly be termed HNope Such" sksg 4 A-,,S
ANOTHER BUTCHER, 0. X. Lockwood, from
Saybrook, Is = candidate for public favor, offer
ing strong inducements in the way of prices { +
meat. BEEifs - p sfrtf
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kHooH end ,ciH cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep your asEH1 blood pure; krep yoar
Liver in order; keep - y0t1 digesiire cr1dRs
ih sound, healthy a Cd. Ese0ndltiOH, By The uSs
erer assaI yqu The bes the eousty recommend
hem- II years Of hOnea reputation 90 for angling
yoa nHst Try 1sss preparations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08
Local & Miscellaneous.
Blanks of ali kinds for sale at this Office.

Please announce the name of TRUMAN
REEVES of Orwell, as a suitable candidate for
County Recorder subject TO the decision of the
County Nominating Convention. He is man
of good character and dexcellent business habits,
a true patriot and soldier-having lost an arm
in the service of his country-and his nomina-
ton would be highly satisfactory to
Many Voters.
For Reeorder.-we respectfully announce to the
of Ashtabula County that the name OF Erwin f.
Mason of ARdover, member of COD 29th OA L. VINO
lost his left leg Gettysburg. July 63 VIII be pre-
sented TO the County Convention Tor nomaIon 10 tlie
Office Of Recorder MANY VOTERS.
Go to P E. HSi1 for your Dentistry who performs all
opperations in that line in the best style and at as low
rites as the same class of work be obtained any
where Full Upper or Lower Sets for SIS and other
work in proportion. Office nearly opposite the Bank
RECIPE make rabbit stew, the directions FIRST
catch the rabbit In order TO have successful tea par
ty the directions should be rst 60 Swis and get
pound of his good Tea" Having mads good COM
encement the desire OF your heart viii be accomplish
ed by giving satisfaction and enjoyment to all
ed. fresh supply just received.
Have you got any Pictures TO frames A. Albert has
just received lot of Mouldings Oval Arch Top Circle
and Rustic Frames. Give him a call.
We are indebted to Mr.. Arson Gorton,
tha oxrrocc for files of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

GEORGE SEYMOUR, of Plymouth, was thrown
from this horse in the village on Saturday
evening, striking with some force against
tree, in front of the residence of Q. C. Cullcy,
the conclusion breaking the scalpola, and
causing the dropping of the shoulder He
was also injured about the head, as is sup
posed from the swaying to one side of the
tree, while the horse took the other. He was
picked up and taken into the house of John
Warner, only coming to at about 10 o'clock
in the evening. He was taken home to his
fathers, H.J.B. Seymour, on Sunday morning.
Though fever and blood-rasing have followed,
we learn from DR.. King who is in attendance,
that the young man is improving gradually.
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They were also scalped and the Indians had
carried away all their clothing. There was a
great circular path beaten around the bodies
where they had had there war dance,
There is no telling what those men had suf-
fered. had my men come in detachments to
look at them, telling them as they came up to
see what would be their fate if they ever
allowed themselves TO be taken prisoners by
the Apaches. After burying the men as well
as we could, we started on, taking their trail
leading south. 1t cut over the worst country
1 ever saw, through deep canons, and over
high mountain passes. That night we bivou-
aced on the mountain, at daylight We started
on and about noon we reached deep narrow
canon where there was plenty of clear running
water 1t was very welcome indeed as the
men had began TO suffer great deal. The In
ifans had set the whole country on fire, and
marching in dust and smoke they got very
thirsty, some of them declared that had it not
been for mescal and cactus they never could
have made the march.
The next day about noon l started back
with the command, having abandoned all hope
of finding the other missing man. *We arri-
we'd at the post on the morning of the fourth
day after a tramp of about one hundred miles |
On the south bank of the stream upon which
we camped found traces of old Aztec ruins,
ancient pottery, &c, resembling those found |
on the Rio Gila. ....-r.
That same week the Indians captured two |
hundred and forty horses from some Texans
op6 Mexicans that were going thrOurh from |
California, which mounts them pretty we'll A |
friend writes to me that at Camp Grant the |
Indians come into camp nearly every night
now.
Last Sunday the Indians attacked train in
the Cierega, "a swamp near Tucson, and killed
three men, and captured thirty-seven mules
and horses. There are. no Indians, at Goodwin
now. Last Sunday morning large Cinnamon
bear visited us in camp, but unfortunately he
escaped More some other time. if.. |
Yours, truly, HUB
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Have you got any Pictures to framos A. Albert has
just received lot of Mouldings Oval Arch Top Circle
and Rustic Frames. Give him call.
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YEAST CAKES, fresh ah1 good, Just
Il received at SWIrTS'.
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BLOOD Purifiers

These Remedies arc Ae best
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The FORTlETH CONGRESS.
Se,onsl Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May ~, 1sos
The CHAIR laid before the Senate Q communication
from the Secretary Of the Treasury transmitting the
report Of BENJAMIN PIERCE. Prevalent Of The Coast
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

ting here, and at six O'Clock the Senate adjourned
until Thursday.
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CONTINUED an TENTH PAGE
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12
Leap Year Privilssss.

Cory OLanus. of the Brookiyn Esgls.
ports up the ladies' on their leap year priv,
leyes and the Perils thereupon at..udsa,-.
CORY talks like . judioious guardian Of
sweet sixteen: y
It is leap year.
or which fact wish to remind Me l.d,,.
lhere Is division Of opinion 40 Co the
right Of woman to vote. but there can h.
no question as to her right to husSana--,f
she can get one. -
Now is her time. E,
But | would advise young ladies NO. so
be rash. ~ y y "
Although 1t is leap year, you had better
look before you Iesp
Because IL you get husband and =.
aon I sHit you. You eant change him for
better one at lesst withou, going to CHI
sago. ,... ..- - =
rhere are several considerations N h.
observed in the election of a husband
l.o"k' are . matter Of taste-size so,,.
p'exi"n and color Of whiskers NAV hs Ia.
to individual taste. ~
They are Of less consequence than di.,o.
stion and pseunisry resources. -!
Particularly the resources ~.
l wouldn't advise any young woman, a
marry man who would expect her To ann
| port them. " '~p
tis MT f. ir thing on the old u.n,,o-
man. who has been looking forward to IN.
msfriags OF his daughter as barpy re,.s..
from milliners' bills. -se. ''.
Never disappoint your parents. "
Young ladies need not Inquire too mar.
nou'ar'y whether the man Of th.,, .h.,..
os'ongs 70 lodge which meets four p,gb,.
q week. --eA''
Red. ''e mar
husbands, like other domestic animal.
when caught young can sometime. \.
tra'r ed to do good many useful ding
ihey have even heen known to get nm ..
the morning and light the fire when IN.
girl has gone away.
| There are some professions mot .a,,,so,,.
to marry Into.
ouen As editors for they never get rich.
VT reporters, who are never h, me nj yb,.
or politicians who are never sati. .f,a3
wy" % one WIFE, but are always getting we'd.
ded to their country, and like mos. b;g.
ml,ts abuse both their wiyes -. ;,
but as the great Object is to pe, n b,..
oand' and as the supply is limited, ,t NAV
not do TO te TOO particular. =. -
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The Death Of Magdalen.
Br ". L. suoEnAKkn.

By W. L. suoEMAKKR.
Suggested BY a Pdssa9s IN fhe Romd,.et Of
''$ y Merry 5fouvt
She, went forth in the darkness and the
.snow. -
To seek her traitorous lover:
The earth was all a gbastiy glare below;
The clouds were drear above her
Chill were. the winds that struck her fragile
. form,
But ali, her heart was burning
She keeded not the fury OF the storm; .at
She thought not o. returning.
To her whosc soul wa. wrapt in loves
eciipee,
That gloou:wss notappalliue;
With grateful touch. on her hot cheeks
and1lips
20, Theaey dakes we're falling.
So, like a lonely spirit, che wandered on.
Thetempest bowling round her,
Till all the fevAr. Of her soul had gone.
And kind numtness bound her. -,
Far. Tar into the forest she had sped,
All deso,atss though undaunted;
Like ghost nnblest, now had the dark
thoughts Hed,
That bad her spirit haunted.
. ,onthe cold earth sank down tha. lady fair.
And with a last endeavor,
For friend and foe she breathed gentle
prayer
= Then FELL asleep forever.
Calmly she slept there in the wintry night,
"Life's fitful fever over
With a soft winding sheet of purest white
The busy snow.fakes wove her.
, The pine trets bent with sorrow DER their
q, guest,
- Whom m-grivf go oft had wounded.
And solemnly, above her place Of rest,
The winds sad dirges sounded.
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ow oTofed at two dollars per acre, and no one
would fake them. go
Unless there is a reaction at the North, and
better Legislation for the Southern States, they
will be an incubus to the Upion, utterly dcs>
tractiye of tho whole republic. The preseh
military forco win bavc to bo kept mp to main
tain peace between the two races, and there Is
no certainty OF their ability to do this long
Ihayc for somc timc thought that when the
negro government went into operation II
would be impossible to preserve the peace Of
tho country. A war Of races must ousuc, nnd
II will be the most terrific war of cxtcrmina-
tion that ever desolatcd the face Of tho earth
in any age or country.
atn, with great respect aud esteom, yours,
truly, &C., d. +. PERRY. I
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G. f.. T O w N f. s
EDITOR.
&c. BAILEY, Pro'r. and Associate Editor

ApyERrIsEaENrs Inserted Mt tho rates Of
one dollar per square Of twelve Minion lince
tthis sizcd typc) or less for the frat insertion,
fifty cents each for the. second and third inscr-
inscrtions. Yearly contracts will hesmadc.
AL advertisements must have tho number
nf insertions marked on, them, or they win be
inserted I'LL ordered out, and charged for
Upless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
win invariably be " "displeyed.r seTs -.
,obituary notices, and all matters inuring to
to tho benefit Of any one, are regarded as
Advertisements. u - y Z 49,,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12

FmsSpsrnr When see leaves drop
from their trees in the beginning of autumn
just such, think I, is the friendship Of tk.
world. t
While the sap Of maintenance lasts. my
friends swarm in abundance, but, in -ihe
winter Of my need. they leave me baked
He Is happy man that hath u true friend
at bis need but he 10 moro irnly happy
that hath no need OF his friends. !,
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ihs humiliating defeats which To- 49,
''mo have been suffered by the French ao,.
ernmont in It's foreign pol;cx h.o,, a,
fon - nome. Its prestige Is on tho
"""'' ana thousands Of Its staunchest sdbe-
leh's begin to ~aver in their allegiance.
~" weeks ago, two ultra eonservative .,..,o.
raj districts chose, for the frst timo. ,n.,.h.,.
oi the Opposition. The army bill propos.A hx
'"e "o'o'nment caused a dangerous s,smp.A.
""ons lis followers in the legislative body
'ss 'nan eighty-one, or about one-third. OF
inc entiro Government party voting aoa;n.,
the bill. Now, even the Prefeets ,b. all.
-A'"'"' "'P'0ces OF the Government, muster
O"''So W 'eh their master that tho new hill
extremely unpopular, aud Is received by Al.
people with unmistakable marks of diss.,o,.
In similar situation, the Emperor Of Ana.
tr'a deemed it best to throw bims.,f ;n,o A.,
arms OF the Liberal party. Louis Nspolsons
prefers 10 try different course, and instas6
" 0'nc'iiasing the Progressive party by i'm.
raj reforms, to Tighten the rcins OF tho 49,
ernnent The enforcement O f tho ant;- -I,k.,S
in~' which f0r6ids newspapers to give of tls
proceedings of tho legislative body any s,tii.r
'H"n tue oiicial report, is great step h.cF.
ward to despotio policy. 1t cannot NJ
p00'ed that 'aeh measure will gain to him
any new friends; and ~ the finances os N.
empire according evsn TO the report of N.
Minister of Finance, are also in a vr..ehOa
condition, sud new heavy loan has hscou.
necessity tho prospects Of the Empire for the
ne" year are anything bat bright.
| Gph1D.,.