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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

Our course now lay up Yankee Greek,
one Of the best timbered streams in the
State. We pass many a fine farm and
much valuable land, on our road to Yes
Ia, which is situated on Yankee Greek,
about nine miles west of fecumseh, on
section thirty-one, in township FIVE, range
ten. This town is surrounded by a good
agricultural and stock raising country.
The town site is a good one, and the
place must prosper. NJ. w. s. R. Cook
have e large stock of goods here, and they
supply the country north and west for
twenty miles, with such articles as are
demanded, as cheaply as at any other
point. We also noticed that the mill
yard belonging to A. J.. flaming was
well filed with good saw logs, which he
was fast converting into good lumber.
As this is the only saw mill between The
Nemaha river and the Big Blue river, it
evidently must be a paying institution.
All things considered Vesta has an air
of thrift and vigOr which betOkens enter
prise and progress. The people here
appreciate the good qualities of the i'd
v~ertiser, and many of them are our yearly
subscribers. They are an intelligent
and a reading people, and prefer to read
the paper that furnishes them the latest
news,
After a brief stay and talk with the
citizens of Vesta, we pass on up the
creek to Mr.. HOwARD's mill. We find
snug quarters with this en!erprising far
mer for the night; aud here by Glance
learn that we are but 4 mile from Mr
BENEDIcK's, whose lady known to u
some tweniy-fOur years ago IS Miss JU'
LA CHURCH, is a cherished cousin o.
ours, and must be visited as o after
day light the next morning as possible, al
the twenty mile prairie between US and
the town of Beatrice must be passed be.
fore noon of the morrow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
The Nemaha Land District.

The observing traveller through this
district viii note with evident interest
the hedge fence in all It's stages of
growth, and the extended and extending
preparations to encircIe quarter section
after quarter section of uncultivated
prairie with the best of all live fences.
This is emphatically a prairie country,
and the climate Of this latitude being so
favorable to the growth and durability of
the hedge plant, it disarms this State of
the great dread all northern and eastern
men have of settling on broad prairies,
miles from timber, when they are made
to feel that no timber is needed for fenc.
ing. Three years only sufices to make
good fence, and seventy-ive cents is
estimated as the entire cost of each rod.
There is 4 good and substantial sus,
pension bridge over the Big Nemahs
river near Tecumseh, and the citizens o.
this town give the citizens of BrOwnvills
great praise fOr The aid and assistance
they rendered in ia construction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
NEWS.


JeF. Davis is in attendance upon the impeach-
ment trial.
The President vetoed the bin to amend the Ju-
dietary Act.
The Bill to regulate the Judiciary vetoed BY the
President has been passed over the veto.
The Lake is now opened at Buffalo; such an ear
" opening Of navigation has not occurred for many
years.
The President has assigned Gen. Hancock to the
Department Of the Atlantic, with headquarters al
Washington.
Thadeus Stevens writes TO the New York Tribune
favOring Gen. Grant for President and 3. F. Wade
for Tise-Psesidsnt.
The Methodist Church in America comprises
within itI organization I,I44,76S members, 1900
preachers II ,OOo church buildings 1Is schools, and
10000 students.
No State viii De admitted without 8 ratification
Of its constitution by the people. Neither House
will make Alabama an exception.
Senator's are questioning the Presidents right t,
create the Department of the Atlantic, aud thinE
the assignment Of Gen. Hancock there means trou.
be. His own counsel are Ysxed at the step at thi
tine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
To ReDUbIicanS.

a Precinct Convention will be held al
The usual place of voting in every pre-
cinCt in this county, on next Saturday, &c
elec, the requisite number of delegate;
TO the Republican County Convention tC
be held in Brownville one week later
Let all Republicans remember the time
and place.
The Convention of Brownville Pre-
einct will be held in the court house a
one o'clock. Let there be a full aIten,
dance. Business of Importance is to b
transacted. Such business should not b
left for @ few TO attend 10.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

Mr.. Gear, the Governors private Secretary, is
cOnvalesceR.
The foundation of the CAPT tOI at Lincoln City
has been completed.
Gen. G. II. DOdge's report as Chief Engineer of
the up. R.R, is out of press.
Passengers down from Omaha to the n. E
Conference at Peru, come on half fare tickets.
The Nsgs reports that the Republicans of Ne
The bridge controversy has been finally settled
in favor Of Omaha. Tain Table is The place Of
crossing.
Elmer S. Dundy has been appointed o. s. Dis
trict Judge.for Nebraska by the President, and now
awaits confirmation,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

Also TRACK OF ana al the center Il sec
ton ., Town q, Range 10 east, and running thence
east SO reds, thence south four rods, thence west SO
reds, thence north four rods to The place q DEFINING.
All Of the said real estate being situated in Nemaba
County, Nebraska. and having been taSen as The prop
eTty OF VIM. Il. Denmau, on an execu lou issued ont OF
the District Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska, on a
judgment rendered in q case wherein Wm. Frasber,
James L. MCGEE, aud George Harmon, partners IN bus
mess under the hrm name Of FraSher and MCGEE, are
plaintiffs and 5. A. Irgham and Frederick InEham.
partners in business under the name and siyIeo Of s. A.
Inchan < Co an6 VIM. II. Delman are defeuasnts.
AID in favor Of said Plai1tldss and 20 me airecied As
ouCrlU OF the said EouBsy 81 EHnn-Aa
Given under my baud this % day OF APRIL, A u.
1858. DAVIDSON PLASTERS, sheriff.
BrownviIle April q, 1858 Tnd27-5t1
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
n. & N. r. A. j. r. r.

Il will be seen by reference to the
bill published to-day, that there is now
full authority given for extending the
line of railroad from West Quincy via
Canton, TO the Missouri river at Brown
Vile, and all that is needed fer the sue.
cess of this great enterprise, is a mani
festatinn- of IberaIiIy on the Part of the
people who are 10 be benefited by the
prosecution Of the work. President
Davis visited Quincy last week, and
after consultation with leading men, it
was resolved 10 call a mas meeting on
Saturday next, for the purpose OF cOnsid-
ering the proprlety Of recommending a
municipal subscription Of 500, 900, to
be expended on the first ffIy-fve miles
Of the road. We have no doubt lhatlhis
viii be carried with very little oppositRn;
and il is now time for Canton and Ia
Grange 10 take hold of the matter il
earnest, and render all needful assistance.
We believe Lagrange some time ago
promised, through Its Official head, 10
grade and tie the road between that point
and West Quincy, and we hope to see
that premise verified in early and eff
cient action. Canton having virtually
cancelled the bulk of her former bonds,
is now in a position 10 renew her sub
scription, and we hope to see these once
rival towns Join In an enterprise that
will unite them in iron bands and carry
them both forward in the path of true
progress. until their consolidated corpo.
rations shall represen. q Of the lead
ing cities of the western world.
The train is coming, and already we
can hear the whistle of the locomotive
preparatory to the welcome cry Of the
conductor, "All aboard "-CanfOn No.
Press, March 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

The celebrated Tying case gives cut
loud t~hreatenings OF a serious schism IN
the Episcopal church in the United States
Il is announced hat fifty Episcopal cler-
gymen met, Immediately after Bishop
Potter had got through ~admonishing
young Tying, and gave notice that they
would not submit TO the verdict of the
cour: or the discipline of the Bishop.
Among them were DR.. John Cotton
Smith, DIR, Dyer, DR.. Garfield, DR..
Ridgely, and others Of eminence for
learning and influence.
Drs. Smith and Dyer spoke with great
severity against the result of the case.
The aspect of the matter cannot be at all
agreeable TO the communicates Of that
faith.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERUFF,S H

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Sher-
if OF the county % Hemsha, State Of Nebraska, by
virtue Of an order Of sale, made By the District Tourt
OF said county, 81 the last term thereof, and duly Ger
titled 10 me By the CLERK Of SAID court, in the proceed
i1gs Of attachment in the case OF Samuels, Steinbc7g
& Co., vs.. Siguond SeemaE, will. at two O'Clock P n.
on Thursday the 10Th day OF April, Al 1858, at the
store house Of 7. W. Bedford * Co., street. in
BrOwnviIle, in said county, offer for sale at public
auction the following goods ard ~cbattels, to Wit A
stock OF Goods and Merchandise. consisting Of gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts. Flannels,
Handkerchiefs. G loves, Boots, Shoes &c, taken on at
tschment as the property Of the said SigmOnd Seeman {;
and said sale will conlinue from day 70 day, until said
goods are sold.
Dated this LIST day Of April, 1858.
n2T-2t PLASTERS, Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
SHERIFF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 6h day
OF May, lS6s, at one O'Clock, P. n, OF said day, win
odeT for sale at public auction, at the front entrance
Of McPhersOn's Hall, in BTownvilIe, Nemaha County,
Nebraska, (that being the place in which the last term
Of the District Court for said County q Nemaha was
heidi the following described real estate. to.wtt:
Lots one and two in section 10, Town s, Range Is East
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
RenuhIIean Stafe C0Eenuon.

A State Convention will be held at Nebraska
City On Wednesday April 2eth, ls6s, at y o'clock
n, TO elect Delegates 70 represent the Republican
PARTY Ct Nebraska at the National Convention to
Sc held at Chicago, Nay goth, next. Also, a can
didate for Member Of Con Cress, Governor, Secre-
tarv Of State. Auditor, Tr easurer, 8 Presidential
Electors, and the delegates present from each judi
cial district viii nominate q suitable person for
District Attorney, for their respective districts.
TIE Convention viii Be orga1iEs de as follows
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

A State Central Committee is 70 be elected for
Che coming campaign, the place Of holding the
nsxt State Convention designa ted, the basis Of re-
PRESENTATION for succeeding State COnTentEnz
agreed upon. and other important business win be
brought before the Convention.
Republicans, send delegates, AID let no one com.
ty be unrepresented.
ST. AID BAIcoIBB, Chairman.
Omaha Jan. 10Th, 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

We learn that about 100 families from
one neighborhood in Illinois intend set
Ting in Gage County, Neb. this Spring;
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
MARRIED

By Ed. Ira Moore, at his residence, March z9th
joan R. HALL and LOUISA n. EHITLOW both Of
this county.
By the same, on the same day, at the residence
Of the brides father, WILLIAM Il. AORKIsON and
lar A. HALL, both Of this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
ST. JOSEPH,
LEGAL NOTICE.

Francis a. D. Hunt, Guardian o. Georse0 In-fbe Ms
AAoef alias George S Ebbs, PHI. trict Court
vs. Nf Nemzha
OF DeoGGe , Mott alias Geo. Co, STATE %
s Ebbs, Deft. INsb~.ska
Pursuant 70 the order OF said court. notice Is hereby
gwen % the next C Kin % the said George s Moft.
alias George s. Ebbs. and to al persons interested n
ne estate q the said ward 70 appear before tha said
ouIts II broWnEiiles in saia county % Semzhz, on the
tolh day ofApui, A D 1855, "a one o'clock. P n
Aen ana there % show cause Why license Should not
be gra1tedto the said Guardian % sell Shs resl e-t-fe
OF said ward tO-wit; he north half OF Rection SO.
3 IN township Ne 4 Eorths in FanEe IS east, sitaats
IN said county Of Neuaha and STATE Of Nebraska. OF
such q part o. said land as may BE neoesssrv Tor ~
support and education q said ward.
FRANCIS r. D. HUNT, Guardian or
Geo.S 40tt, Eiias Geo. S. Ebbs.
Per Upton, HsEett 4 Church, his AtFys- s5a
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02
Call for Republican County Con-
FcntiOD,

ARspublicsn County Convention viii be held at
Brownvilie on Saturday, April 1Ith, 1858, az y
o'clock, n, 70 elect i've Delegates to represent Ne
naha County in the Republican State Convention
% Be held sc Nebraska City on the 2eIh day OF
April 1858, and to do such other business as may be
O fiuterestt 70 the party in this county. The Re-
public1ns Of each precinct in the County are re-
cuegtsd to held meetings on the 4th Of April to
elect Delegates 70 attend said County Convention.
EEch precinct is entitled to the number Of dele.
gates as follows, viz:
Peru.-----....11 Glen ROck....... :
Lafayette ....-.. Washington - .... :
Deuelcs--... 3 BroWnvile.-.... Il
heDsha City ..-..5 AsPinwaI..."-'
st DerOl1 $500 5 Bedford :
Benton --ss-------
TIE above aFPoriioumont is made from the vote
frr Ccnrresulan, &C the October election OF lS6I
that beiug tie last strictly party vote given In thi
CJunty- We hops 90 see q full attendance at th'
Co~nFenocnB ana that every pre,lnet VII be tuHJ
= rossuted.
Ihe Committee unanimously adopted the follow
fnE resolution:
We, the Central Committee Of Nemaha county
do reccImsni 70 al Republicans to lay aside a.
t~ealousies Q dlocal prejUdices, and come up asons
nan 10 the united support Of Republicans, ara ne
Publican principles regardless OF all slde issues
ana local interests, and We pledge ourselves 10 Ia
boz fcr the accomplishment Of this end.
WILLIAM g. GLASGOW
WILLIAM W. HAWLEI,
EA0ST. d. HUGHES, Co~n;,to.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ~
DANIEL c. SANDERS,
:. N. PAULIN,
WILLIAM Il. HOOVER, .Pres't
G. ". FNRBRoTHER, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

D.X. sHELLESBERGER
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
Science Advances.

As soon as an article purporting to be Of utility has
been tested and It's merits endorsed By public opinion,
unprincpod parties 0ndeavor toreplensh their depl d.
purses BY substituting spurious for the genuine article
Some tino aimee, mercury in the disguise Of pills, pow
des &c given for all diseases Of the stomach and
liver while quinine freely administered for tho
chils Atlength HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS made It's advent and entirely new syAtem Of
healing was inaugurated The beneficial efects Of this
valuable preparation at onco acknowledged. and
mineral poisons suffered to snk into that obscurty TO
which an enlightened age has coneiened them, There
have been many spurious bitteB pamed upon the
munity which, after trial, have been found perfectly
worthless, while H0STkTTERiS has proved blessing
"a housands who owe to II their restoration TO health
and strength. efH i-H
For many years wo have watched the steady progress
Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS IA public
estimation. and its beneficial effects Y cure Tor Az
nnro and we are free to say that II can be relied upon
as certain relief and remedy. Its propnetors have
made the above preparation after years of careful study
and sitting, and arc now reapng the reward they 90
richly merit Is the only preparation Of tho kind that
is reliable In all cnses, and 10 therefore demands tho
attention of the afflicted sftr' p
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
AJAX.


IsTRA1PERANcE OF THE Carl Europe
an court circles hard stories are told con-
cerning the growing internperance Of the
emperor OF Russia, he is said to be drunk
most Of the time, and his recent illness was
not o slight stroke ofapoplexy, as was re-
ported by the continental papers, but sim
ply an attack Of delirum- tremens. The en-
press, his wife, although a confirmed in
valid, is III such despair about It that she
has aroused herself from the INDECENT life
which she has been leading for some time
past, and now she tties 10 be as much sas
possible In the company of the emperor. =
The gossips in St Petsrsbnfg tell, also, dis
gusting stories about the emperor's love for
bis daughter-in-law, the young Princess
Dagmar, and Of an estrangement which,, in
consequence, is said TO haye t7ken place
between him and the crown prince. The
latter, ii is stated, neglects his young wife
entirely, andsmanages TO be As much away
from homeas possiblesfff 'ali39iiha y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
THE JAMAICA ATROCITIES.


= - - ~ - - - - y
Among the witnesses summoned for the
prosecution in the trial of Ex-G Governor Eyre
in London, was sailor named Walter Rea,
who served on board the Wolverine. 1. Here
m apart ofhis evidence ~ "A k3Ngl
M ~ wentlto Mogant, Bay on the 18th Of Oc-
tobet 1865 remember the Governor
coming the nett day. He came into the
tent ON theil3th of October, al night, and
Observation-Disclosures Therewere about
onA hundred oflus in the tent, sailors and
marines. After reading martial.law 10 us,
he said he hoped we would do our duty.
Next day q part of us, about thirty sailors
and twenty marines, went to Easineton,
about thirty-eight miles off Here Mr. Gift
fard called attention to Mr.. Eyre's evidence
as to his issuing orders for this expedition. !
Lieutenant Oxly ycommandedus. We had
rifles and eutlhsses and forty rounds Of am
munition, Our orders were to shoot any
body saw running away ii we could not
catch them. These orders were obeyed in
threeplAces. We saw aman running behind
some bushes by the coast. Twelve men
fired and wounded him. He ran into tho
sea, and lieutenant 0 'Connor, of the marines.
ran down and shot him. don't think the
only tbat he t,SSd u, ssoa,a 10 S-
4 aThe newt was a A. ,oon ,pSo ,vos ,,la,5no a
Ante onts;de a oottana H. H. w.; 10; 'tSins
awav ;nto M b,lsb Snd ono df ~ ~ ~.
shot at him and Sonndod T b;,,' ' Anoths,. i
afterwards shot him SaoJ ard 3D. Threw OUa %;,S
INTO tba b,,sb He d;J ~ % ofea. a,,s, ros;a
tanca onlv fbat he [,;ad ~ ~, ayro,, 80
ala not hear him sayfa,,,,tSiS,S !, caIiiort
when he wos Tvo,,njaS Thaso, mo- S,S
case We had cangbt a man ard .tha mo
rines were nassing him ~ vban he tTiad Il
esca,e into the smear canes Ha bod NAH u
lv oot there vh a,i ~ M L
him Tientenont O,Connor t,;ad ~ obaot
him with revolver hnt 4 n,;osad o,sJ e',gy ss
,oeant of marines shot him WI WSsn I he . Cow Cow
fhe marine nointino AZ him he r,ieJ ont
,Don't shoot i1assa. some of tbe otSeS |
prisoners said thev had seen him IN fb,' mar
ketplace brnndis6ino moor-cane ku5ifa
and incitinp the people to rebel We met
no resistance on the road ! rsir',a 7',Il
owe took fifty prisoner, into Fasin0ton.
We found no disturbance there. We loom
holed the doors and shutters of the Conrf-
House, and placed a man at each door
The police brought the prisoners. Imoun-
ted guard twice lieutenant Frrinofon
and the Provost Marshal came there while |
was there. I was placed puard over Some
prisoners who had been tried One WIS
condemned to death. and Lieutenant Erring-
ton told me if he attempted to escape or
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
MILWAUKEE 5fARKEr.

MILWAUKEE,, Juno Northumberland 2c,I
closing with sellers Of No lapring at S209k. No o.
spring II, 90 FIoUR--Market very dnll and prices
lending downward. Sales include choice winter at
dium to choice country brands at Ss,25@D,O0. ,
CoRN-Steady at Sgc for No and Ssc for No 2. ~
0ATs-Steady at CSC for No. 2. RYE AND BARLEY
Neglected and nominal BUTTER-Firm at 18a225--
aPoTAToEs-In better supply and dull at 100 for
nenchhlnwa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
VOetry.
SWEET sIxTEEN.


Dear lady, when look at one
So lovely and 30 loved a. you,
From whose young life has not yet gone
The roses blush. the mornings dew,
1 siQh to think Of all the years
Whose fading memories rise between
This and the time when, long ago,
l lost my heart to Sweet Sixteen.
Prate az they may Of wiser thought,
OF cooler blood and steadier brain,
OF earnest wisdom, dearly bought
BY anxious care and saddening pain;
- In al the years Old Time can bring,
In all the longest life has seen,
There are no hopes, no joys, no loves,
So sweet as those Of Sweet Sixteen
IN.
And though the charm may wear away,
AS roses fade and dews exhale, Y a
Though glossiest locks may turn TO gray,
And fairest cheeks grow wan and pale
Yet who can doubt those dearly. loved,
In lands Of mortal eye unseen
Beyond the stars, shah all regain ,;.
The angel hues Of Sweet sixteenl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
CINCINNATI NINRKBT.

, .CNCDNATI, June 15.--FLoUl-A Market dull but
not loweT WHEAT-Dull and nothing done; Red
S2.20@290. CoRE-Firm at 03695c for ear and
shellcd 0ATs-Market dull at t74Qo7Gc for No and
|. RyE-Market dull and fs offered iii elevator at
Sl.00. CoTroN7-Market dulh but prices ara nm N
changed. PRovIsoSs-- Market hrmer and therei84 y
moro inquiry, which makes holders more sanenne.--
Mess pork held firmly at $28OO BuR meats at
l2al4c with sales at the latter rate Bacon FinerI
Shoulders at 13c; Rib Sides 16iSc Clear 17c,- =,
Lard held at 17ls@1sc, but no demand at better
than H}ic. -BUTTER-Steady at 20@2fc. Eaos-
At 22c. LINkERn OiL-Onint ht aI.Ia l-.L -.Ll- Il )
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
OHIoAaO nFARBET-

CHICAGO, June l5.-FLoUn--Weak. wHRAT-
ssasslac. oATs--Weak At 6skc. FnEIaHrs-s,5 y
Dull II REcEIPTs-r Wheat 10 900 bus; corn, 0900Q IN
bus; oats, Al, 900 bus SHTrAiEETs-Wheat 5000
bus corn, l25OO0 bna. !. ....-.-.-.--.-.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
NIarBet Repurts.
NEW Y0ilf7 NAN IN, Z.

=. NEW xoRK, Juno l5.-CoTroE-Market dull
Sales 81 40 @30c for Middiine Uplanda. Ftonr-
MA1kat dnl. sAlegat S7450sOO for snperine state
and Westsrni se.S6@13OO for Round Hoped Ohio.
WIiEATr-M Market dull Bales at So 17@2. 10 for No.
2 Spring, RsR-Aiarket DUH Consolidated inn
proved. Snlessat i$1.l0. for New Mixed Western.
atioati $lla1 y for Western Yellow. BARIRY-NIark.
ct nominal O1fs-AIarket dull Sales at s5Hc
for Western, ntoat. PORK-Market heavy and low
en-. Sales At f28QO@2S5O for New Mess; S97. 5Oa
~. for Old. BhEF-Market steady Cur MEATS
Market quiet jLARD-Market dull Sales at
l61@l7Ac for Steam, and 17lS@18Kc for Kettle
Rendered. PIIRoLEUM-sales Of Crude at Is; Re-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25
SuppresslOn OF Brigandage in South Italy.

General Pallavicipi has issued o report of
his operations against brigandage from the
23d Of March to the Goth Of April, which
gives the following results; Ten brigands
arrested, twelve brigands arrested without
fighting, twenty-eight brigands, including,
the chiefs Collamattei and Sangiinato, have
voluntarily surrendered themselves to the
authorities. Since the publication Of this
report General Pallavicini has obtained q
great success in the complete destruction
Of the Santaniello band, which, under that
ferocious chief, has for several years past
been scourge 10 the mountainous district
Of Matose and the valley Of the volturno.
The General had long sought to strike o
decisive blow against the Santaniello and
hisassociates, and with that object had
despatched troops to all the issues from the
brieands retreat, situated upon mountain
neaf BrScigliano, inFhe province Of salerno.
The proper moment having arrived the
troops advanced from their respective sta
tons upon the band desperate conflict
ensuedl I'M which Santaniellol himself was
killed, and the whole Of his companions
killed, wounded; or taken prisoners, ,,o San
taniello's hands were stained with ihhufn-
erable murdersi and atrocities ofleyefy
kindsr .i9l3li igoihgd 2hi 10 eiRbihn
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-25

The emigration from Prussia to,Ameri-
ca this year, It Is expected, will reach 20O,-
900. 1t is composed chiefly Of inhabitants
of the northern provinces, who are for the
most part Protestants, and have small
capital at their command sU ~ Taa