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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24
my9s Engineer and Superintendent
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
LII ROAD-SUHMER SCHEDULE.-0n and
after TUESDAY IT'S April IL sss the passenger
GOING WEsT.-Through Mall Train.-Teavs
Richmond daily ut 7:ls A. NJ; leaves Danyille
daily Mt 3:27 PM. connecting at Burkevlle with
the southside road for Farmville, Lynchburg aud
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C.,. KY; Huntsville, DE-.
catur, &C., Ala. C0rinth, Grand junction. Virks-
burg, &C., Miss. New Orleans. &C., and ut Greens.
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. /; Montgomery, No.
bile, New Orleans, &c.
GONG EAsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leayes
Greensboro daily ut $50 A. NJ. leaves Danyllle
daily at $50 A. NJ connects ut Burkeville with The
Southside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg
&c.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Offices In Richmond and Danyille to all important
points South and Southwest and ut Greensboro
and Danville to all points North. East and West.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD
apo Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24

NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRr
ARYe1, 1888, 50, as4. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24

NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
DENCE ~
In any part OF North America north Of the SOUTH
cape Of Florida, or in Europe at any season OF
the year. 500 Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24

iTOR DIARRHGA, USE WOODS GHO-
ia LERA MIxTURE.-Its virtue. in promptly
checking this disease is fully established. Both
pleasant and eficacious. Price, fifty cents per
bottle ae WOOD 81 SONS PHARMACY,
te 10 Fifth and Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24
100000.

TNsIrRFs BUILDINGS BYPERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24

Ga eome e st Rp1 1858 scs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

len, welde befimmt fnr, iiber Meni9en
3u berriden. Gas 1T cine 70 aeitefratiz
.{de Interchangeable, ,pie mat, ile nur
BON tr9enp einem unierer u1cpernen De-
11otraten erparten fam.
- Die Grou teS 8prers, Spte<
lerS uue remcfratiiden Gpn9rebm'taItez
pes Scbn Mprriiey madt 9%e9enwdrti9
NIT einem prd9tiaen @a9en in Troy
Nufeben. Das @ei6irr ron @plo prcr
l@perper9plcetem Silber fptet $1,000;
Der Wa9en lelbf, nit einem berpprlprin<
9enoen SO. ais @appenlGilo, 1T reid
ser9olpet, bic &i1en ron Seine uno NIT
Silber 9eftidt, in, @ertbe BON $4,000,
Die beioen @asenpferce flint @e1dente,
ca5 einc bon Com. @anperbilt uno ra6
onrere BON @enry 6. @enet in Ncw
yprf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Ger erat Grant a{S : inter- uub Sem,
p%ereE5ter.,

6fut3u1aae Observation-Disclosures au
lein, 1T eemiB feline tleine Mufeabe. Die
@anotcaten rer Msoi3in. wslde cte 2ei6e
elmer an eintr %unbefanntsn 8,anfbeit aez
fto,tenen pe.lon ieciren, perarbsttsten ete
lelbe nidt 70 eraulam, mie bic Sreane
Ger Yartsten etn @baratl.r etnfs praii>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wdbrenp cine
partet Grant al6 bebiuelsn Trinfer bar
deut iu&t ets onnere@ ~ ttreifen, eae
ittne Q.pp'n nieuals NIT Nllobol In Bez
rlbrunQ famen. @ie seuDbnlid bobsn
Bstrt lnre6t. unp 9ireoln {p,a@ wotr
als ct auf Beidulpieuneen eeeen Grant
iaate: Sag, mir m,l6e Sortt BON @biaz
tty Grant trinft, 70 me,be i6 jsreu Sen:
eral etn Gdsdem oapon 1didtn."
Die ttutt9e Nuagote psr .@un" elaub
BIN General taeur& Elm Sob au lpenz
Den ra6 fe bebouptft, ct trinfe qruno
lablt1 tttnsn @ein unp rpeile ole 9uf<
%forcerunaen bel 6fentli@en uno privaten
@e(su|baften 3urid; er tbue g ni@t
blcs isBt fonoern babe Is fetS ae:bar.
Dir freuen uns mittbeilen Al f6nnen. rob
rtsle Bsbouptunl sine D%erldnmpunu
IN, eas Grant nj ftner Der p,tn3ipien>
~rsi1er, rpelae III @s{sQlacft. Elm @las
Bein o%erldmdb'n, um iid In Zen Wunea
o~erisnt0sn einen 0eiliaenidein au bewabz
rem weIhe In Dem @enu1e ps0tlben Elm
Gs,brsden erbltden. 81 Is Gem Gem
psrsns. Npcfeln 9eluns.n 1T, Grant 81
otftb,en uno III etnen Der ibrtaen ~
mabsn, pi0sn MIR nt6t, cher bo6 f5nnen
mir aus etaensr @,fabrune mtttbeileu> poB
ct In 0Ias Wein uatsr 0reur ben unp
Ssfanaten niht peI@dmdbt. @ront wi1p
IS letR nidt ldneenen uuo Die > fAte1e
oe8 e, fen Natraafa> st 9~tnents f5nnen
Fl nut an rem 4 Sui, In Membb's er>
tane1er, 100 0e Jpn elm Gtner eabsn.
usb't ,sns fam er ia a|S priraimann
II ntn prer Mot t~rinfen, lo:'lan0e Ct nthl
s!o Mlesrmanecaaoieat BON Ntp yu'i
100 Gnufsn uno ;mor Disl S1!ofen etne
unst!ob the Beeinaune sur Befibfauno
q, ~oufniu 4; jspenfalIs III e6 ldderIi6,
III @unftn Deer 0esen Grant ntbia
9 + re6 pb,r @6le9tsres oufbrtnosn
III 6nnen> als oaB ct een We!n Ders
uaiamabt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Bur 8ca9 &.
3 II 8niffe:
Der Wht. Gen. &c. @pprmnrb Sbcr

Der Wdt. 0en. @. Wppcmaro Sbcrz
ribt,r rer Supreme grurt ron Yenniplpania ltr.ibt:
Ybilapelppla ii. WtarS. 1867.
Sd inbe, Bag 5prFano'S 8ernian SitterS Elm 9uteS lpnte
III, nusllh bel 8ranthsiten per Nersauun9sprSane unc
Won tsba 'uOtlttatiser aDire lung in 5agsn sOn 5awaas
unp Wtansel Der Nsrpsntpa- " tiotei' I'M Sanem.
SIR ~ersebsner g. u. WOoswart.
Der Mhttare Some5 Tbpmpl on, Gi9z
ter Ter euprems grurt rrn @euni. lrania
YbiIabslpbid. %. Ipril 1866.
SD betradte 9rpFanb's gsrnan Yittsrs as clue mertb=
jIw ,9tsr S:rsauuns Sd tann oiets sus meukt. si5eHsa
N''"''""' wv" :Sauss Geemglon.
Son Ser. Sos. $. ::%Sterinaxl>: D: ID;
gaarr Ger 3ebntsn SaptiLen. airas ggtit'sara@ 80 -:
mr.. Ell, me nn 3amsn NIT Gmpfsrlans pn priniseenen
Nrten D'cpisinsn III @ertinrun9 Su brin8sn: ALIEN IA it has
Werio tren als unpertra9l6 nit Ter MIR %julttbeneen Srbare
sra&te, rate Id cS in auen Saaen %at9e.ebnt; ALIEN tt'
hem tIarsn Versiie srn Der n Naeltdtet scn VI. prot
lambs German 8h.er III " rranitrlei Gauen uno no
meutl,o IN meiuer eiaersn Sam lie. reide id einmal upn
me.usn Vrriasc al, UNI 60 ais milne rrae lleperieu9un9 aus
1uilrsbsn. bag fur all 8 et e. ne Sdpa 1e. pes Se'
mems unb II amentlt1 fur Vtber.8 e1& wereen
- elm iiheres unb werttpclleS Yraptrat I It.
Sn mandsa Sausn mag Is niat anialassn; aaein eegobn-
LID, parau srsiHe id ntat. wirc e itbr mOb.ttatis fur Disie'
Mit sspBssr Ssba&snns Str S. $. &ennarbt
Mdte, unterbalb Coates ctr.
Son &ep. 6. .. Tenrau> Nl1iitent~
e.Satteur hes SbriRian Gbrsniele. Ytilaeepbia.
Sb babe on rem 8etraude ron pprdanp's German Bit.
w:rtbpplles Ipn,e YlaeN su %snhpfeblea. welte an aagerneiner
Shlplcbe peer an Rrantpelteu leren. bic eura uupypnuns In
Der 9eber entipriueen. Str e~rsebener
9. .. Ssnsan
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
U3Vbt
@tbrUdtbeit Der @timmune E.
g d ~ d ID e,

aus iraent elmer ltr1a9e entlprinDenb, Grlhlahun9
bes @Yfems, berteiSefurt pur9 barte
Mrbeit, @trApaben raube
@itterung, 6ieber &c.
Is ettbt fine Wteei,in, ,pslde teien M>ettSinen tn ~fcl9enetn
H1usn' olejttvmmt. Dem ean,en Sofem w1ro spanning
Snb 1riite perlieten, Der Nprett wiro 9elt1rtt. man bat 9es
ms an Der Natrlu1. Der Ma9en reroaut prompt. eas Stat
mtrp a%ersnia1, bic t5autiarte miro frild uno selHno' bic aclte
fdrbnna pirp prn ren Muaen entf:rn bic 9GanBen mert en
blIheuo unp Ter ibmude unb nerubie &ranfe wirD elm fairies
nno s~efuneeS gDeitn.
Qeute> msl9e i'm 2eten ppr9eriidt fnr,
uno bic ggirt,na rer Bet nit oaen itren aeuHtnlid'n l1eteln
(tmtr oui lh lai:n iIelen, merren in Der 9enusuns siseS
SitterS peer ! pntc elm Glrtr 1notr. lrtldttS lbrtn Ncern
u,ueS Qeben einNrlcn, in eintm Nerillsn 0rare bic 1'raie une
bic q u5 iii Dertr l'Ae icrsr htrltellen, ttre Sulan11ltn9t-
{hrumpftc 5prm aufridten rmc itntn tlr bic ubri9en Gage
Wsluuebtit ,no Wsblitin beben mire.
BUR 8co9tun9.
s. 1T cine ausarmadte 1batiade, eaB %ruofintia sincSalf:s
les %weinlidsn lteilS unicrcr , 8srOlerunS ithcn INT @emiB
elmer auten gelunrnsit 1T rrer I'M iI itrsr MusrrutS
reiic AZ bsrisnsn. "iH niht l mrbl fublt." Sic limo NUT
alsr Gner1is bar, aubsrit nsrrDs NIB habem tcinca Nps
Oicltr Nla0e rpu yerIrnen 1T tas Differs uter Gas D
nj c nam. ntl,dl su %slnpleblen.
61mo1e uno CARTE Sinner
wer>eu sura Zen @etraud, e'ner Ger teisen @esi,inen setraf
ti9t. Sle Wereei 1eoe1 Gdu WIN %p3cgFNnB ahIep'e1
lurirtn. 49,
! ouitnee vcn 3susni1su BADEN ih III ben 9Inteu hes 81
aenttumtrS %an1ebauit. allcin Der Maum miro ms nur gu
SsrrTentlid,unI einllcr meniae sefatttn. Disie tpmmtn, nj
man btnlerttn wlrp. wa Ytuten rrl 9u' ulo etltr - .dei
6tsuuns, pab man ibnem Wlauben l4enten mus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

5@tmpf unb 8ewetS.-3wsl
lieufmdnden batts1 f1& ON 8lunnen
neiplth ee.onft unp bas cine Dem anonn
ale uD ltdel Sdimpfna .u'en an8sbat,"
gan. Dtelss ains paber enplid an pas
anpere bfrau uno fa9te: vWarten Sie.
poS }oQen 5iemid beps!ien, Of ib ttt
Iitel5 petriens, uno Def Sic MIR 70 ufz
bietsn !" Nv
IS. mein Soft. renea Ste bod nf4 70
.cdmlth," trrp,ererte has ancere, "fpfe fam
Id @te tenn tes b%eneibfn, t@ femme Sts
ia gar ntw !"
= 3wsi Dtutide, ran,ers Nuoplpt
pod uno Splepb Greiia purten purd
ben 3ulammenaur3 zines ~6ran1e" 9au5
lts in Nsw gprf erl4la9ex.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
UcrtieBune Srr ber 1. @eite.)

unb >penn anrere1leit6 Clara rennod
Mebt bate, rpenn Mlbert unl4aleie
pdre? @
Der Mi&tsr aappslte ~tofnunas: uni
,ettuna6ies tn stnem aar3en NsB nouer
@@mtertsfeiten. @npli@ fam ct ent
l@lo0sn ouf. .
Stun puhl, Ia9te ct, wie um 0@ III er7
muntern. nit lauter Stimme, I'm Suitt3,
palaR miro f@ pas NQe6 fnpeu!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

6ppflQnD'S German 8tttere
@oof(ano's German Comic.
Gas orr6e 5eilmittel fir aue 8rontbe'ten
2eber, bes ma8ens Dber Ser:
b~aann8s'0r8ane.
6ppRane'S German BitterS
+ aus retnen Soften (sses we . m!eotstn'i@ s,naS"t = T'so,
s1'raeten) Won u nsssin a s as "a bps.n @raS. ssneen.
a sese' ys'!ttn' d 1nVs,eJisssr&rtfrstta
5ppHano'S @erman Comic
N cline g%erbtntuna aner snerebienssn tss Sittess NIT ,a ses
cine ttr aneenebmNen unb leblidiien 9|sSia'"sn s'0t 'e 's"
pubitum biz jest eebUten rors en- l1'o. h,1,rt;,,r Sci.
Dieenigen, rrelde { ne Wteoli1a tr' %" sN'''"'"S' wv
miidun9 ~ppraieben, ssbrau@en
6opRanc's German 8itter6.
Diei.niseu, ruslde feline Ginn eaeuns eeatn bic ausssse's"e
Coordination ees Buffers BADEN, eebrau@en
5ppRanc'6 German Sonic.
eto,nfSaHea unS Die Nlusmabl ,milte, ibnen IT cine elcge
EDDIE hes Weltmades, ineem pas Ionic es '@m@9qa''e's
Der maotn it in Sulqe neutrality-suspicious. 'pts esl9ngsadts
gerbauuna' Ipssepiia; Ser esni$ma&s &C., per S 5i'
fpirp (pbanu affeirt unp Die 5rlse bapOn TT, Dag per ya@
iint an eiutoeu pssr mebreren Ger ~Iplsenesn A%rant1e,'e1 lei
bet:
ge, ~fcpfung, 81 buneen, innere 5amorrbolee1,
IrGraen ee5 Blutes nnb ecm Rupfe, Sdure
i'm y oaen, ~lletelfeit, 9er3brennen, etel
por Mabruua, llsbcriaQunS ooer
Wafito6sn, Gridtn ooer
Alupien in Der 5er3-
CRUDE, fitti8e5
pbcr itwsres
@tbmcn,
@hwineel
i'm Nopfs, Ser3'
~flppfen. wirlenbeS
pber ltidenteS @eflN
tpenn in l%iesencer @telluna
Matbsit Ter 9lussu, 6ledcn pcer
Gcwebs ppr bemGei1t oumpIsrS9ntera<
i'm acpf, , angel Der NuseiiniunH @elb.
belt Der 5aut unb Der 9usen, 9dmers. IN Settt,
9(lden, Yruit, @lteosrn &C., pl0Blide
Size, Yrsnnen i'm 3leilh, fort
wayrenp Nbnun5 Don
ln9lid unp
0roBe
@ebrUdtbeitp Der @timmune.
Der an fie1en &rantbeitcn 2eitense ipate BET Der @usmabl
zines Seilm,ttelt fir Ieinen Sau bic erUBte Nrrr3t an
msnh,n rnb mr. bosieuioe n fluIeu, MN meldem Ct rlirb
unteriuauna unp Wa1rer. ldunsen ucridert II, Bag e.
ptrt(lden user b eliBt, non fhdelideu Sn8reelen5en fre1
1T uno Nb elnsn hui fir Gle Seiluus sttler &rantbslt trfppr'
ben bar.
Spplaub's German 9itters unb 9rp1ane'S German 3r111c
purren rrr ilpeiunoyraniis Sahren Jun, eriten Diale III oe-
fem Qanre ron Osutiheu e%tnsefibrt, mabreno welter 3ett re
pbue 3pei,el metr Nuren bepirft unb Der leiceltren Menithett
In elmer n~rDperen Muscetnun9 genlet rabeI1. as tr9eno aheese
Meti,tncn. welhe benz NubIifun, bet1nnt INN:
1ielt M|etisinsn turireu rirti I'M geosr' 9fibreresr. Ve'o'
(udt, Werrauunssibmade, f. 6rsnilhs EiarrhVe, Sr1n'hel
prenun0 IN Ger Q.b.r, hem J Nta9ca lto eea G'n1e"e'oeH
t~nttebtn.
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81 pr1td I.

SccHanb's seutide Meeisinsn wsreen naasema6t. WaH
tes W, Sa5 BE u%stsrits'i! s ~. s. S,sa ~: 5s 3D. lid
fMp uneb.. -SauptsS fFce In. y GERMAN Dfeoletne Stpre,
VI, 63l Nr@ Street. gbt!d' eelpbla. "a.
SbarleS 50. evans. Giasntbamer,
frI1er 6. W. SaGipu u. g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Yret{e.

5poHants @er,nan Si.tsrs, per 9talae...."".".."""H.0
5uplanp'S German Bittsrs babies Dup. np....""".""s ..Ot
5oonano's Wt,n,an Goue. auf Nu- 1T. Jlaiden 8sfIat
$3.50 per J!aits pecr elm baIoss OuSeso fir s7.5U.
Ne &er9e0tt niht, ben Mrtifel nell
@cn ibt faui, wcbl ;u psiiicn pamit iii
ben eb!en eroaltet.
3u Yerfauitn bel alien Dro9utnz6 anb>
leru uno &auFeuten lberaQ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

Die Qmpf<5SQe> IT, Mabl~
M0ble
@etribtr Mdermann,
guuna Mmerica. Carver g.. Mtnn.
aasIt In anftrass Der garms. RAID sns ~ febr ndt'
init Ser Matle s~ertanben 10 uafer NIT
M atertals
S6nftt- unb Giien : @aarer
auf's su1adnpteat serfsbenes ete.e. In ben Bic 8arme.
aue M.titel unierer Branden 10 butte taufen f5nnen, al
In iraeu etnem 6tprt bes S.aateS.
Sur 1arme.prpsutte wersen Bite hi&feu pretfe hsaabl,
" Gebriter MHerma ann.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-04

the naughty destroyer of our kindred and land
effectively dealt the hosts of Sennacherb by the
destroying angel.
Like the leaves Of the forest when summer is green
Like the leaves the forest when hath blown,
Tnat most with their banners at sunset strewn
And blew in the face of the foe as he past
Then will the daystar of Ireland be in the ascendant and
then will lreand opportunity arrive. Hear this "boys in
green," and be united for the opportunity and if any
bogus leaders buserers stand your way, kick them
before you to the music of the Rogues March" beg to
acquaint the boys in green with another fact that like the
secret of the Abyssnian army getting ventilation namely
the disaecton of the Irish soldiers in the army and navy
Had these Irish soldiers avowng Fenansm and cheering
for Irish Republic been artisans farmers their necks
would crack but being in the army and navy the Saxon
Government and the Saxon people greatly afraid to
bring them justice lest their disaecon would be made
notorious and thereby manifest theunreiabiy of the Irish
soldier, and consequently Engand's weakness
1t this dsaecon of the soldiers that defeated
the mbece yrannical Bourbon of France who had to fly
in 1880 when the troops of the line" refused to fire
their countrymen the barbados of Paris often cheered
these the reviews whilst student there and shouted
with all my strength, "Vive la Lgne."
Would the Irish soldier in like contingency drive saber
through the hearts of his countrymen Would the milk of
yearning mothers heart gall for the child of her
womb? [ asked you this question before, and did l
thousand times ask it, your answer would be-No.
asked and requested of you likewise in of my late
letters the of the prosecuted national press
of Ireland and the noble Isaac Butt in jail Twill again
ask you to make effort in our behalf Should you
fuse to make this small effort you may expect to find,
instead of living vital nationality amongst U.S. extinct
country-a lifeless corpse.
Every country in her home and exiled relation should
sustain her maryred patriots and the nation that heroicay
suains them cannot die-she is immortal the public
virtue she chershes.
Very faithfully, JEREMIAH VAUGHAN, PIP.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-04
Irish Correspondence.
DUBLIN, March 7, 1868.

DUBLIN, March Z, 1868.
At a meeting of the Dublin Corporation, held Monday
letter was read from Mr. Alexander Sullivan, i'm
prisoned in Richmond Bridewe in which he rendered his
resignation of his seat in the Council being rule that
absence of three months from their deliberations involved
its forfeiture and Mr.. Suivan's term of imprisonment
for six months After several members of the Council
had spoken in terms expressive of their high estimate of
Councillor Suvans character and views, the Lord Mayor
put the motion to whether Mr. Sullivans resignation
should be accepted the result of which that unan
vote in the negative passed amid applause. On
the day the Corporation of Kilkenny held meeting
with the object of memoralizng the Lord Lieutenant to
remit at least mitigate, the sentences passed Mr.
Alexander Sullivan and Mr.. R. Pigott Mr.. Keneay
delivered eloquent address, in which, after defending the
rights of journalism he quoted passage from the London
Review containing similar appeal, his purpose being to
show that sympathy with those prisoners confined
the Irish press memorial to the above effect then
read and the city seal being attached to it, forwarded is
impossible yet say whether Mesrs Sullivan and Pgo
to whom and with whom intercourse from without
strictly forbidden will be retained for the full period of
their AS however, hear all sides that this
session of parliament will witness series of remedial
for Ireland the Government would but be acting
in the spirit of sound policy if they would limit the
periods of incarceration with respect journalists whose
political energies have been long devoted to obtain such
ameorave for the country in whose they
are at present suffering
The trial of Colonel Nagle which to have taken place
at Sligo has been postponed until the asszes Maggie
was be tried by jury composed equally of aliens and
British subjects Six only out of the eighteen aliens in the
town answered the summons, and three of them
found be soldiers in the Sligo rifles, their negiby to
serve jury led to their being struck off the panel The
trials of the other Fenians in the Jackne expedition have
been likewise postponed to the date Even the London
Times looks with favor this course for the obvious reason
that the complexities of international law involved in their
prosecution and the feeling likely to be elected beyond the
Atlantic in the event of their condemnation might lead to
dangerous consequences The normer Codon present
the proceeding gave his customary evidence, and
ready to identify to any amount. Mr. Butt made some
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
LOUIsIANA ITEMS.

We have returns Of the crop in Lsfourche from
tLiIteen plantations, giving ST. hogshead.-t rhi-
bodaux Sentinel, 25th.
We learn that Judge Avery has purchased the
Hays estate on Petite Anse Island. and Is now
sole proprietor of Salt Island. Mr.. Z. Rose has
sold his plantation for $4,000. So says report,
but we are not reliably informed on the subject.
The plantation belonging to the heirs of A. Frere
has been advertised and $50, 900 cash offered for
the property. The Bethel plantation In Irish Bend
has been sold for $50, 600 TO Mr.. Shafer of Terre
boDDe parish. Several other persons from abroad
are looking for plantations.-I Planters Banner.
The Caddo Gazette says: AIT Fayetteville,
Texas, not long since, q singular phenomenon was
seen in the heavens, the sun shone brightly, and
in its direction, at the height Of several hundred
feet. were to be floating 10 the air innumera-
BILE substances, somewhat resembling stars ia sp-
pearanee, though of q bright silvery cast, and
also thousands Of them seeming ten or fifteen feet
in length. Welobseryed the same phenomenon in
this city, of bright slvery threads floating in the
atmosphere, but the substances resembling stars
were not visible. The air to great height seemed
filed with cobwebs, or snow fakes twisted into
the most attenusted threads.
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SENATOR SPRAGUE ON SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE.
If our people viii not believe us, let them listen
to the words Of Senator Sprague, of Rhode Is
land. At dinner party given to him the other
day at the Charleston HOTEL by few of our
leading citizens, he said that it would surprise
the people of the South, and still more surprise
the people of the North, TO know, what is fact.
that the best cotton factory Of il size and kind
in America, is to be found, in Augusta, Geor-
gia; and that looking at the subject In manu-
facturer's point Of view, taking the productions
with the work Of other mills running on the same
class Of goods, he found that these Southern
goods were equal to any Of the kind seen in the
Northern markets." Senator Sprague went on to
say that "you," meaning the Southern people,
"csn do what we," meaning the people Of New
England, can not do. With your great sdvan-
tsges you can compete with England for her In.
dian yarn trade. You ought to spin large part
of your crop and ship II In that state instead of
shipping the raw Observation-Disclosures News.
Dec. Is.
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Honest men are easily bound, but you can
never bind knave.
Plantation Bitters cures dyspepsia.
Keep no more cats In the house than win
catch mice. lT
Plantation Bitters cure fever and ague.
War makes thieves, and peace hangs them.
Plantation Bitters cures liver complaint and
nervous headache.
Time is file that wears and makes no noise.
Plantation Bitters cures the effects of dissips-
ton and late hours.
Better have one pillow going than two cradles.
Plantation Biffers are an antidote TO change Of
water and diet.
Plantation Bitters purity, strengthen and in.
vigorste.
A kind wife makes Q faithful husband.
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A few days ago, near Cagevills, Haywood coun-
preaching the period Of confinement. She recog-
bized him, and he was shortly afterward arrested.
While being taken to jail in the custody Of an
officer, he was seized by a party Of masked men,
and an hour afterwsrd his body was found hang
ing to tree pierced with bullets.
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CLASS NO. 4.

Is q eet long, IA inches diameter large end
via small end.
Is Pies 30 feet long IA inches diameter large end IL
via small end.
IS Piles "a feet long IA inches diameter large end Il
via small end.
II Cap Sls 40 feet long IL inches by 70 inches-S6O feet
l6 Sts q feet long inches BY IL inches-26l6
stringers % feet long inches II nches-96S1 fet
$50 runsing feet Coping inches BY 10 pcheal67 feet
inch Pfank-25 COO feet
inch BoaTdb-l00O feet
Scantlng, inches by inches-l500 feet.
Scant,ing, inches by iDches-5Oo feet.
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A Loursrllre sen.ation.
From the Louisville COurier-J Ousnal. 2sdI

FAILURE OF THE BANKING HOUSE or TUCKER
CO. ZIG CRASH.
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MAGNOLIA WArEa.-superior to the best i'm
ported German cologne. and sold Of half the
priceJ
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