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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-06-17

The above articles will be kept in full assortment
I mean to make the experiment of goods soldaIn
quantities cheaper than before in this vicinity,
shall be happy to see you, and ycu can depend up
on finding bargains in every department, Goods Se-
ceiyeG every week.
Respectfully yours,
, SOL c. DEZRZcA.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-06-17
Business Notices.

ID II. - w L. LITTLE ATTORNEYS AT
II LAW Office on Tioga Street Tunkhannock Pa
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gidmr ii - af,rm @iCYu !"
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Sltde ihdute ertren GpmmriiIir an.
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fuIt.
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linp In uuirrcn S5dnpcu, bdb Sbr rtcl itner
&ircm Wrper ,eie. 6'Idubwlrtt9r 3tu9rn
tlben ge9en Guh duSAeidgt."
rg8rr tat has tpun t0nnrnI" rief atrrr
errelt aus. .....
,Guer gcrtrautcr unb Gjrnpift Sjlerstrrg,
bel rem SIR IN lcetcr Belt 8eircent babt. "
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mirhtt Nmn;irt, rer S6urte~ 10 murmtIie
Mfrpm eiir ppr ht tt1, n1hpem er cen Nd'
men fBrmItb gClhrietn. Gch nit irtucn
portgrn trcgtsen Srrc irete cr prju: pune
tYrrn nun bieisr @iersbera, ber lelbrr elm
mtierabtrr S6uft 1T, acI9atn .- llnp has
sat er aetbOn, teun i6 bin nun ctnmal re
sIp6 unb tctn Seufri tnru ttrei'tn, rab i'd
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frme."
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Soaebrteee's
Maldiafn- Aa6Dfi(r- Diirfaa

Tas Nireaa tsstaiiat iid nit tem Nm. pus gertouf,
aner praltiten gafsne unp osmiiben GrGuruuasi No
eemeinnue8tr 9rt phb fammelt sir Gnilut upu Nnkri
fanten nnp 9cniumtrten Elm Uiuseurr ppn iitSsars
pbirten, eeerpttn uae atei6nsteu Ibbiihu,asm NE
lidber Uaie)ineit Iur edueleale. babriiauten gsrs
leute G5slebrfe, 8infier 1t /. 10. - ~.'s
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nt Waibinfn pire lcastfn
In silyNef -Sun"s sGiebduee,
P (S.AB, ,l2sRi1 Gfn8an3 YEA tes SrHylraee,
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.,,. $, !lJiaIntr's .
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@eeen etr iensasn, uHo tettuieueen 3anabme esi
6ahl metR.r Sdler babe Id upn etnen seprer asei a
reblitben -sa#tarPsiten eIIbef. GleIr, ptlhe ibr'
atneer ,u tden rrunldsn. pegtn tbrs aaHelSuassr
seinHi8h rtAt balp ntadsen. -..s..
tg2U-l IL. THuu1cr.
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3etd,neaid)ulc.

Gm I. Sttbr., atenss llbr, trSfnst grei. Gade il
8napPs Jnittui mieher tie Beianenitule tar &nabea
nns s'rs sisisss raprfue hes gninsrcneers nedtnt'
i"rt,e,p a' sSs sIS@s9s uas Srsiiass, psa - ner
Zen lqtenaitit ane srintl.t uuerri6ttt aumelbun.
eeu bifret nat bnltiei u iitadpeit it T237-,
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4. Nnal,u'S SGlmle.

Die eepriiunpen far cas- Biatsr- Salpiabr Beginner
meleupssn srr aanatme nsusr Sdalsr psrten In,
gdufe Ger Wpde rnissssR .9enrmmen. ausmdriia.
Sai!tr baten bis8su pblseni 1oBe easutrsfsn.
(20S-J Is. 4iidpp.
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1
Ntw- -gprt, 2s. Stt.-Tit qeide zines
MareGn, @a,ncns Samts6anitn, 40 Sabre
alt, ppn Ddntmarf sebitrtg, ipurpe ron ter
Splfri,> 9oli,ei auf pem 5prdf hts am Conn
ta9 Metne bfi Sunters' Yctnt perbrannten
| cd iifeS yepro !Suntnatpn" (nbt sea
| Stee") aIf9efuneen. Ter 9ettnam mar
pplts oertcbIt, unp bas @eidt baber faun
erftnnbar.
(Ete Npicnbera ihs8irserbrirFilfAunss.
&lage.l .l-S Sunfesridlter Ssbprn lfste acltcrn
bic llnterfutuna bitfrr ahlirefcrt. .Sr. 8.
Wrabam id9it. tieYcrttect9una ptriitte auf
itr 8ettt einfs YerbDrs ess YlnbtsmaribaaS
ntbt, che ie aber paraaf prtnge, r,ptlt iie es
NIT etnem glntra9 duf GnilalMng ets Gnse-
flaDlen ptriud,en -Sbr. @bfdbdm 4airrtnte
inottrtrie p,tien Antrdg eamlt, bab b1s e'tiey
pen 1913 duT eirten 8al feline NnipeneMg
Fintt, telblt. ipenn glites rp5br rare, ,pas bic
Vintage betdupts. Yer 3iiel hes @ekptste
sGln 1eeB Sur Hestluus bon SrrIeuttn duf
cfentlthen pper priodtid,iiicn Ger Ser. St."
Die Paneluns'n rec Mnaetlagttn taten aber
NIT oisitm @eaenitanp sihtS au itun. Oas
8sleg lei trlalitn lppreen. uni oisVcrweneung
anptrer 4trlpneit, ale BON 9uratru Der Ser.
Staa.cn, auf ameritauiiden Sdt,hti III YER
blnpern. Gelbft, irenn bic 9tllmmuna auh
aastnielns glntptneuus fame, 10 tpiirtrn bic
SdnclunBsn bee aneeflas.en ptrtr c.m @e>
itc, npb Rent Suhnaten bes @titecs mad
unter ealIslSt faftn.--gr HtMttr Sulsrtcn,
BON eet anfldse, trrpiberte, ale Ydraaraptsn
ifneS Bciesss it,en iptoerrufsn morpsn, aueer
etr an9esp9snf Yarasrapb, welhr itet ais
au9emtincs @tley 9elts.-Sr. @raban, bt>
merite, Die Mntlasc beswede ftbt9lib rpiii.
lde Senialicn. Or brfdne tardui, tab tcr
stn,tse SiitBerbritL beiItn Saifbung na6
tcm @ekS ppn 1913 Elm 0frssttn lei, her
Blrserbrtri sinss Sfemanns ii, tpelter An-
lsluns In her Der. Staa!tn 5lpttf nahiuNe.
Gtt Antlaes iehe tnniat fbriih icin unb IA,
9rn, ipae lie fppae, ben 8pitnberg ter Sal
ihuns btiGulbiaen, crsr 2idpttr Yarliare
res Sftrugsa 99tnn rer Rid'tsr ber 3ertr:>
der lei, 10 ict 8citnberB anfAuiete; irenn
8pirnbers, 70 noBf man tir Mpflaas In G,ct-
tes Hamen beipstien. Der 9unbeecpmmlI6r
pfitaste bic 8srtanpluns, UNI Muciiidtcn
iibfr Die a1eatelne @npsntuns hes @sieses
ndt3ultlaDen.
(Sellte ermtielt rerben. 1-gs IN bic an,
fra9e an unS ergangen, pb her Iertb Qcten.
lteln aus Ddnsig, irtlder iit unter reu He,
nunSianttn &ctnbtr9's bffinbft, NIT efm Sc,
tenitein, relHss I'm Stunt {. s. tscsen Raj.
bunS uar' ShWnpeis spr @erttt fsurtrts2
(Sts,ts.)
S'tn. Tttpatrtd Bat In 1aiMhu-
letts IN Sppciiiirn ~ Sen. @ailsr hen
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nMterriGt.
(esptl8.lS) slr. ia luS l7o, aamburatir
Dentisbe une cusitfe,c Ssbnlc.
g. IL Nn0Dil

G1s ppu DpIinaDfir. uhe Orange Ineb.
GS ,pire Dpn srplf Sefrern pplInciger Neal, Srra&s
S&rsibr, @sianss uno 8ttGnep' 'lnterrtdt trbe Vel.
sirnen i'm SranieiilGen uHe sGtenilGsn fewe i'm Sa'
Giseenen Ilaen. 6ur meiblde Nrheen 1T ens yebrsrin
anee't.lt. YiiI Der Stue ii eiae 6nrnsanitalt per
'apit; aud pertru Sdatr IN Rsa aits scess genen..
aten.
giabfrs ausfuuft trtbe btr grinsipai str anaait g.
Snapr 9ds pen Douihasir. nns Ctanse.aasp.
(sfdnlsil .t
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9lorEb
nll0 pfRnIDIDalAldDf EilrnbaDn

ptnuRen.
Die HN0Tbtrn SrrtrdI". iluS -WsrnfplucEtibc GeHs
tdtr" N tie tbftlt 9lnir nan ten wrrGGn ue reb-
pejten Siaaisi; Me bues esrtIltn trrtibtn Gbcass
2iune giltsErta 5tzEbeu gGtsr, al; bic 5u0e usfua
tter atbtrn Babt.
Die Ausirdnetrer rtlbfH NIT cen Sd'NsliIaen bctrs
bert upb acutceen aue 6cluemliair5u uBs Sdsgbt efs
WeltGnecn HtrTtagpt. ic UaaacUs tue mtt St5s
rditt pritftt iHe ghhrrio trt gtiRrs au sis Aagt-
HcAnir rriparmt, hes 9ia6ts crlcuaiet.
Die GompG9nit lat sS nd Igr teicuetren Npgate
ptinltt bur gtrlrdlc uut pftcytucmura NIT anttTu
Sehaeatas tsi Asiit!asn 10 dh9s e'etl,la ter aBag.
SrnS su2Rdrer.
las Sepaf eer pslaatere Octtg qh'Issitr bal lOn u
tre) mrr init eenieibtn SIata n1d ttn NrtnnEnlSC
btfprtrrt e bt SpTeiauEa ter aainr crbllteu 01ric
arib Hlb guiuuit Res 3lIrS rter aud gdrr it nIe2s
lem et leippriht ,rrs atleiisiett.
Getirhee ble rseab rten cArme rir gsitptrts Fahsa
fe sriut icltss iptcrt rem Gcnsu!itur eorr Irl:Hp
tingm GnteyN 9tamtgu n'ipulbeiltn. uii mn it BE-
nmt,n her 6cmpdlntt tits icorse at0aii: etrantupst-
ltb,
Sic 8aDrgres nt tatsrr ais et, irntne diner duttrn
@dtu IHtrEa!t her Qfr. Stdatt ME he RlBtUte zine
ltigt.
IN.
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S'en. fsttpatrtd BAT in gqamd,u-
letts IN Sppcftirn ~ 6sn. Butter hen
pStump" betreten,
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@bilIcn's Tcppct. Cfen : SSed1>
hecrSeS,

Dieter ct,rt Gtrtulf tm gtstT st' Gvmist;t.
Iiuiahttii Gtlrrrm'1 n E,frduh ser PrfrumdttrtdL
idrsacr uUs -ru0autjitt }nu'amIUt Htttr UNI lltr'
len stmcrtr @rattu, Vrtgu rfig1tSrt nm 0eie vat.
nee EdHfT isr sos lVilH. uUJ SSlt,imHtr tn esIths
ihGtt 80 tatcn. aSl e. lsirs ttisyt plNtitne, Gin
i'd tititu duirncr. On rem ttritr Irrde ven CD.
Critu aitt Is ttircg ttrCsr. tt tiu Rhrrrt.- btrs
icbf bat ale WctrrUtU ytrtrrtTurltns ttpta Arnetu
Btdtotyu, trrpEtt WEt FGT'ttttee GrtynRdt tut
rrafuitt Stutrtttrru, 81, plitu Hrt itbr hid, uue
"a rire IN ltttm Fule Nrr1rt tGr ttg CirH aut tdf
sesr man ietu tas @ts IWr.d. euuttrtt hdhtH TIN
se4riuti Hut rrt IN md ftiI nan 10 EhrtH aticmmtn,
Mot a1cH Tnfptt,puRsh gCltaselg tuiiFfebth
bdiit.
3. V9cathtrbn & schut,
Pr. 80 uut a. rtabitr',
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2ur YiqMriGlt +!

@tt rem Danpfsr -sDeutihla,,b., tnsfna.n mir
ad,tf tiirtiidse 3metld,eh bDhnlte,f Satetb!riicn
leetrcdTeO arpse fdd,ffd,e Sisn, griirie rnc gels
Sc Eroscn. stipaltene sErbieu. Gaso. patererilss
osiirnberssr Sfueen italieniidbe DfdecaronL Si'
dcriei dBti3cnarics, Dsriscrtte "a ausa stinmtrlt
xaniitisu. acknowledgements, aHcbn. auiiInifi-,
@orraricu- une Sanit- Saanicn, obpcotaee: Salat'
Csl te Wels Iriits mir ,un sbisetrpertauis ~ ntn
Matsita Warttsresa enirfebsn.
siobct & pnn bsees,
1rbpritlrf prn ttrppdnfn Trrtrfitrf
(64-) Nj 9Tr, @tf-Y diirHtnt
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2iusmdncercr unb JfeiicGhe nats)
SSnt l8cftcn Huc N1urn,pciten Der
Ycreini0ten StaGtcn UOn 9lnrO gllnerlfa
Spdren 3Cit :mS Gielps iprHn lie eis
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IjJilIpp C. tric)e,

bcutieDeE glpppfat,
,as fss Office gir 6l15 ps sir. 75 aapstIs str.
,pete 3blr Hhb ppu 5bgrlsglr ;Serie9t. ale5l Sc,
Fritoirta plb 4pnturie ne perterSi Aauibrieie 9s.
spttetsn, feldmenii u. Z. ~. fSan.ll-l
"a" gDtg0 0u tile sidhmaid,ine psrtaui6et. asr-
gest ia niSt, :u DstssemiieD i'll Nr. 81, 0ermanar.
~ aebta. tls6-l
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broer leaieu mir auf eeif neusee GsiheRpna luf bes
RGss Qiohilen f3ebie!t. -... "r
Ric Oir. 1 1idb- MiaItbine
fir HdbrifGnteH
III ssH btirabrsr 9rSet ffpr art uno rdftIa Ici A.
bdnsiaben, wsnig @erduib matrne fur ete ar Ndbt-
rel pom bnmnien 9altdps BIS sulu biIien VtSer -
trGerthet uhe NIT ealttlrplept, lnn.nen unh leite-
rem Sdeen 0e'C AIT Grtetenp. Sbidps tit Friem i'm
Sarte, me fieie Nndnsa tereiis in grgbtr 3dtl bel
6dtrtidnten int Aan;tn gdntt I'M Setrale Has 9tber-
mann 10 nit itutn aGsrtbmerp ,Ifretcn,
5cugntiie. 'HN' 3sAE @t}
nni.r Wdld'tna uno per Natter bdtsu geitf Strt
Mr.. NAB N(dGine aHf reridtseeren Stsfen sem
fdmsrlsn eeihirrIeetr S tclcu aaiieriyte uut Gat.
tune bic iuln einnisn Remrttef bdptere = rFnt bit
Spinnun9 5u perdllSern, grnth prpttrt uHp aeprlf1
unb mir frten, hos Tie ouf dncn StpifcU cineii ppt5
spnreiier ltdl ndeAt. sd Bin &!riecrGaneIer Hne
blbritant babe tte Sirlcr'hr un9 dnter, Mlnithteu
Wtithe flr r.i;Grs bic bsat Sbn allen bic mir
s.SrlGf9t. .- ...t.
Hsit1iam tod,
Risisirshnelerunb 6abrttant tr,2l, pdttRr.
Gbiedac, Jl., een 2l. StIni 1861.
Sd tGDe Sbrt VT. Ra1tRi bfi perilAiettufm 5tiR-
rcrf ierGfdB une grlH0ltd Yrcbrt udb erdre Ne vine
3uutCrt fur cine iebr SnrBii9tidie ~ a tb / u {.
Sic irteitet rcit o aerau,icS une lieert riu W e
q, Q. suffum
afsubs lute Stis,el 5atrfGnt,
Nc. 20. NIansC!ppfr., GHtca8o, ~.
Ben %. jult 1865.
sbfs sToBe perbtFere BatriaSisl @ldftur III bic bel
nr Gdneser, bic i'd ie be,ugt lmo i'd bats III menem
Seibdfts In I SottcH cine %cnBe WiGiTmsd prDbtrt.
aubs!auat, ID le pnubsrlrFt'cR. H1
~. .. Srdnf Davenport,
sIetctrpdnstr, r9resI er.el", st. 2eus. Na.
Gtn Is. Sanuar 1895.
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int w uo,rtrn flt r,tIt 9f,f.. NH o,itr. '(eo-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
From washington.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations has re-
ported favorably on the Sandwich Islands
reciprocity treaty.
Innthe Supreme Court to-day the argu-
ment in the case of the Armstrong foun-
dry case was concluded. Gaines Us. Della
croix ct AL, and two other cases, have been
taken up, and will occupy the court two or
three days. These are new issues made
under the will of Daniel Clark, father of
Mrs. Gaines, and continuation of the
famous litigation known as the Gaines will
case.
The sentence of General A. Y. Kautz,
convicted by 8 court-martial at Vicksburg,
has been RENTED. He is ordered to re-
sumo his sword and report for duty.
A Joint resolution will shortly be intro
duced in Congress resembling Immediately
General Grants order disseminating the
Bureau in certain States.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600.
A large delegation of tobacco manufac-
lures and dealers are here to consult the
Ways and Means Committee relative to
the tax.
Twenty-Five hundred black and four
hundred and eighty white families in this
city are daily relieved by the Government
and charitable associations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-House.-The
Committee on Foreign Affairs reported a
bill heretofore published) concerning the
rights of American citizens abroad. 1t
provoked an avalanche of questions and
suggestions, indicating wide diversity OF
views on the subject. The bill was post
poned.
The southern railroad land forfeiture
bill was resumed. Messrs. Pile (Republi-
can), of Missouri, Axtell (Democrat), Of
California, and Blair (Republican), Of
Michigan, opposed it. During the debate
the fact was established that Alabama has
seven, Mississippi four, Louisiana seven,
and Florida seventeen millions of acres
omen to homestead laws. The bill was
postponed.
Mr.. Johnson (Democrat), of California,
asked leave to introduce q resolution in,
structing the Judiciary Committee to in
quire whether Congress had the power to
prevent the immigration of the Chinese
and other inferior races, and whether the
Civil Rights Bill and constitutional amend
ments conferred the rights of suffrage, &c.
on Chinese born in the United States.
Mr.. Pile (Republican), of Missouri, OBJ
iected to the resolution as being bur
lesoue on common sense.
The Committee on Commerce was in
structed to inquire into the expediency o
an appropriation for the removal Of thu
distractions at He'll Gate and improving
the eastern harbor of New York.
A bill removing political disabilities from
Luke Blackmsn, of Salisbury, N. c., wa
referred to the Reconstruction Commit
tee. Adjourned.
Senate. The resolutions of the Colorado
Assembly asking admission as State were
prented.
The bill for the sale of the iron-clad
was passed.
The reconstruction bill was resumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
News form the Capisnn.


Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WasaINaroN, January 29.--Besides the
whiskey ring, which is yet here in full
blast, We have combination for the pur-
pose of unmaking the Cabinet and o ring
for making Cabinet officer or two. Those
who seek to unmake, do SO upon political
expediency grounds; but do not suggest
names of successors. They want the Pre-
sident to get rid of such members OF
the Cabinet as fail to respond promptly and
heartily to the interest of the Democratic
aud Conservative men who join them in
opposition to Radicals. They name the
men who come within this classifca-
ton, but I am not at liberty at pre-.
sent to publish the names of those
who desire to make Cabinet officers
Of two classes-viz.: LIST. Certain Re-
publicans and Democrats who urge the
nomination Of General Banks, or some
other like distinction and political status
as Secretary of War; which nomination, it
is said, there is positive assurance can be
confirmed. The movements in this d.
rection have been going on quietly for
more than week among Republicans,
who themselves insist upon the resigna-
ton of Stanton, and emphasize their
judgment by citing the fact that both
Grant and Sherman agree with them,
as can be shown by written evidence
over the signature of one Of these Gene
rails. I'd. A jealous, out-and-out Demo-
Graf, who advises Mr.. johnson to give
proof Of his intention to cooperate with
and adhere to the Democratic party, which
could be made manifest by placing in his
Cabinet one or more pronounced, lifelong
members of the Democratic party. Names
of men of this character are mentioned,
and the places they should occupy in the
Cabinet designated~ These names, &C.,
your correspondent will be at liberty to
publish in a few, days, together with some
indication of the spirit in which the sug-
gestions are received By the President, and
the probable result. WALLACE.
as
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ohio q Unis Aeainsta conere.a.

Ohio q Unit .Against Consress.
There has been D consultation of leading
Republicans III Columbas, and the follow
Ing editorial paragraph appeared in the
Ohio State Journal on Friday
DISPOSED OF.
90 We are rejoiced to hear that the bin
which passed the lower House Of Congress,
restricting the constitutional power Of the
Supreme Court, will probably be killed in
he Senate Judiciary Committee. We are
aot aware that there are any Republicans
in the Senate who are in favor of this pre-
oosterous bill. There are certainly none
in Ohio. So we shall have one load less to
carry" $50
There is another bill that we hope will
be disposed of by the Senate. 1t is the
worse than prepostsrous bill to make the
General Of the army an absolute despot in
the southern States that are without re-
oresentativesin Congress, In order that he
may secure the electoral votes of those
States to make himself President. If the
majority in Congress think it Of impor-
lance to have the electoral vote of Ohio
cast for General Grant for next President,
an immediate disposition of that bill
should be. made, so that it would not be
heard of any more.-Cincinnati CONNER
cidl (Republicdn).
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"most Strange chapter" Explained.

sMost Strange Chapter" Explained.
Editor of Cincinnati Commercial:
Having noticed in the Commercial of the
18th instant, under the above caption, q
highly Incredible story pertaining to a
person whose sex had changed, my Curl
osity to,know what truth there might be
in so strange story, so Enthusiastically
detailed by the editor of q respectable
journal {" Brick" Pomerey's paper, led
me to address the postmaster of the town
where this remarkable freak of nature was
said TO have occurred for information upon
the subject. The following response from
the postmistress Of the town Of Brodhead,
although not scientifically explaining the
question of "sex pertaining to the indi-
vidual under discussion, is sufficiently
suggestive to enable one to draw tolera-
bly correct conclusion therefrom
"BRoDHEAD, WIS.,, January /, 1868.
"Sir,-The story you wish information
about is partly true. Ellen Burnham was
married as q woman. attended her we'd
ding party. She lived two or three years
in that relation. Then changed her cloth
ing, lived single year or two, then mar
ried lady Of my acquaintance. under
stand they live happy together. He never
was father or mother. They were some OF
the first people of our town. His father
was physician, and very fine man.
"Yours, respectfully, -
."Mrs. ELEANOR 81. CLINTON,
6 Postmistress.
aP. s.-Tbe young lady was the music
teacher of his present wife"
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The Richings English Opera comolna-
ton are underlined for next week al the
National Theatre, Washington: They
commence on Monday evening, February
Sd, with "Martha Tuesday, "Bohe-
milan Girl" Wednesday, Mariana !" !;
Thursday, "Faust"; Friday, Grown
Diamonds and Saturday, era Dia-
yolo." This company never fails TO draw
full houses in Washington. 1t is enough
to know that they are comipg.-NatsoHos'
Republican,.
The tobacco factory of Mr.. J. W; ellis,
at Prospect depot, in Prince Edward
county; was totally destroyed by fire on
Saturday night last, together with guam
tity Of tobacco, and all the machinery
The loss is about $4,000, upon which there
was only partial insurance. The VOTE
of an incendiary.-.lader.
Mrs. Mary West Wellons, an exceilen'
Christian woman, the mother OF Kew. "
B. Wellons, of Suffolk, Va, and Rev. =
W. Wellons, of Franklinton, n; y, aiee
at the residence of her son-in-laW, Key
Thomas w. Joyner, in Southampton coun
| ty, on the oath instant.
| The channel IN the Potomac Is now en-
ItireIy free Of ice. Alesendrta dasstse'
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How MAN WAS REL1EyEr

How 4 MAN WAS RELIEVED OF IS, 000.-
A robbery was committed in this city yes
terday morning which throws all others in
the chapter of similar crimes lately COM
mitted completely in the shade. The full
particulars, owing to the reticence Of the
police on the subject, could not be learned,
but as far as obtained are as follows: A
gentleman, whose name was not ascer-
tanned. was a passenger on the early morn
ing incoming train of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad, and had a
large amount of money with him, $4,000
being the reported amount. For some
distance he had been closely observed by
two hang-dog, taciturn-looking fellows,
and as the train was making the Burling-
ton crossing near the southern limits OF
the city, while the car was nearly unoccu-
pied and their operations were unobserved,
the two ruffians suddenly sprang upon him,
and before he could realize their inten-
tions they had seized the pocket book,
jumped off the train, and had escaped.
The gentleman at once gave information
to the police of the bold transaction, but
so far no clue has been obtained to the
money or the perpetrators of the crime
Chicago Times, january I'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-30

The TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKs.-
The following bill was reported from the
House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency on Tuesday, and after lengthy dis.
cussion was passed without amendment:
"Be it enacted, de-, That the words
place where the bank is located, and not
elsewhere in section Al of the act to pro-
vide national currency approved June
8, 1864, shall be construed and held to
mean the State within which the bank is
located; and the Legislature of each State
may determine and direct the manner and
place Of taxing all the shares of national
banks located within said State, subject
to the restriction that the taxation shall
not be at greater rate than is assessed
upon other moneyed capital in the hands
Of individual citizens Of such State; ana
provided al,oays, that the shares of any
national bank owned by non-residents OF
any State shall be taxed il the city OF
town where said bank is located, and not
elsewhere"
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BY Atlantic Cable.
ABYSSINIA.

LONDON, January 2s.--The following
news has been received from Anneslie
Bay, Abyssinia sqgs
Dispatches from Senafee announce
that the expedition is again in motion. A
forward movement was commenced, and
the van had already reached Georna, q
village two miles beyond this point. Gen
eral Napier will immediately put himself
at the head Of the advance and push on to
Anetalo, the capital of the Tiger district.
ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE MARTELLo TOWER.
LONDON, January 2s.-Martello Tower,
at Dungannon, near Wexford, Ireland, was
attacked last night by body of Fenians.
The garrison fred on the assailants, who,
after returning the fire, fed. No casual
ties are reported.
The Fenian Shaw has turned Queens
evidence, and positively identifies Barrett
as the man who fred the fuse which caused
the ClerkenWell explosion.