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YoRK. sa.-Ahs ssyvsms ysssetaf cssrf btgss
ssd Acid at Ss,e. ~ifAis and for sa,f Cessy ~ IWA.
On fks Gya Tuesday Of yssssry, ~ hs ys@ ~ 'S
Lord oss hsssssd sisAf Assd,sd ard ssIfy-"i"s'
Upon the foregoing Libel. Ordered, that ne " :
bclsnt give notice 10 The sald Anna X batehsIder
10 appear before the justices OF our ssid supreme
judicial Court 20 DO held 81 Alfed, vfthn IN iof
sald County OF York. on the third TUESDAY o. Nay
next, by Publishing an attfGed eoR y. 80, go
Jeu,nsl 4 public Newspaper printed In Didds-
Sosd!in s.id County Of foik, threeseet. sueee.-
ivsiy. the last publis.tioa, .nsds s 20 % n
49, m.v then and there In our said Court fhow
sasss N any che have why the prayer Of said libel
$1,000, Attest IL. FAIRFIELD. civi.
}sIT IRIS. "a true copy OF the Libel and OF
H. 49, der of Court uberson.
avis Attest II. AlRffHLD. ciok
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NITANrED-Aasxu-La 90 0satisnsn. ev.
w ery.hsre. 70 .s,l |. Ne. and splendld M
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AN ACT authorizing certain banks named therein
To change their names.

Re IL enacted bv hs Senate and House OF Repre-
s,atafivss Of As Usitsd States Of Imsriea IN Con-
yrsss assembled, That the name OF the "City Ma
tiOnal Bank of New Orleans" shall be changed to
the "Gernania National Bank Of New Orleans, "
whenever the beard Of directors OF said bank shall
accept the new name by resolution OF the board,
and cause n copy OF such resolution. duly authen-
ticated. to be filed with the Comptroller OF the
Currency Prouldtd. That such acceptance be
made within six months after the passage Oh TINS
act
SEC. Q Ind D. IL further enacted, That all the
debts. demands, liabilities, Tgbts, privileges and
powers OF the "City National Bank OF New Or
leans" shall devoye upon and enure 10 the der
mania National Bank OF New Orleans" whenever
such change Of name Is effected.
SIC. J. Ind BE- 10 fsrihsr enacted, That the name
OF the Second Nationsl Bank OF Plattsburgh" shall
be changed TO the "Yilas National Bank oil Pats
bur.h" whenever the board OF directors OF said
bank shall accept the new name by resolution oil
tho board, and cause copy Of such resolution,
duly authenticated, TO be filed With the Comptrol.
Ter OF the Currency; PrOuidsd, That such accept
ance he made within six months after the passage
OF this act.
SIC l. Snd be n farther enacted, That all tho
debts demands, liabilities rights, privileges and
powers OF the ''Second National Bank OF Platts-
burghn shalt deyolye upon and enure 10 the villas
National Bank Of Plattsburgh" whenever such
change Of name IL effected.
Approved, March /, 1869,
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For oil tho purposes Of o laxative
Medicine. ll'N.L tL.-I--y
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AN ACT amendatory Of an set entitled "An act
for the relief OF certain drafted men,"
Re AZ enacted bv ths Senate and House Of Repre-
sentative, of tAs Emitted States Of america an Con-
grs,, assembled, That SO much of the second sec
ton OF an act entitled IAN act for the relief OF GER
tain drafted men," approved the twenty eighth
day OF February. ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and slxty-seven, as provides that said section
"shall apply only to claims received at the War
Department prior TO ITS passage" be. and the same
is Hereby, repealed Provided That all claims I'M
der said second section OF said act shall be present.
eli and fled within two years from the date Of the
final passage OF this act and not Afterwards.
Approved, March I, 1869. Il
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AN ACT Srsnting portion Of the military reser.
walton OF Sault ste. Marie, Michigan, to the
American Baptist llOme Mission Society.
n, Il enacted BY ths Ssnai. and House Of Repre-
s,Hfatiuss Of ths United STATES Of Smsriea an Con-
yrsss assembled, That the Secretary Of War here
by authorized to convey tn tho American Baptist
Home Mission Society, by good and sufficient u
tic, portion Of the military reservation at Sault
Ste Marie. In the State OF Michigan, not TO exceed
one acre, now occupied by mission building own
ell by said society,
Approved, March I, 1869.
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ONEY25"CENTS

The fnaf Qmding Remedy for Children.
Contains no MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate M BOrsi';
alisys all Pain; eorrccts Acidiiy Of the
Stomach; makes sd and rsak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Griping. Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaint, arising from the effects Of
Tce,hing. Call for Mother Bdiitys Qwd'ng
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med.
icinc. .,...-..... .........
a. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
.f Agent for the United States.
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Particular Notice.

d. R,s ss s.i ss.s ,,., "a 4,
Verify, the arst Of nsxt March when hops % b
natter prepared than ever 70 devote my attention
10 ny patients and all who may desire my ssrvices
- . dsntist- neen.hils. NJ worthy assIstask
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THE UNION 81 Journal, *

OF person untitled by law 20 exercise said PRIV
lege, shall be charged with the rates OF postsgc
which are now, or may be hereafter, established
by Law, ...... =. ~. -
Approved, March l, 1869.
AN ACT to amend the act Of April tenth, eighteen
hundred and six. for establishing rules and
articles for the government OF the armies OF
the United States.
ne ~ enacted by tao Senate aud Hosss Of Repre-
SIGNATURES Of hs Uniisd States Of America in Con
grsss astnlbi,d, That the sixty first article ran
act for establishing rules and articles for the gov
eminent OF the armies OF the United States" APP
proved April the tenth, eighteen hundred and six,
be, and Is hereby. repealed.
SIC. ? Ind be IL farther enacted, That from and
amer the passage OF this act commissions by bre-
vet shall only be conferred in time OF war, and for
distinguished conduct and public service In pres
ence Of the enemy. And all breyct commissions
shall bear date from the particular action or ser
vice for which the officer was brcyetted.
Approved March !, 1869.
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AN ACT establishing the term Of once Of the
House OF Representatives, and providing for
biennial sessions Of tho Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory OF Montana
BE IL enacted by hs Senate and House of Repre-
ssHtat,U,s Of the Uaitsd States Of america IN CON-
grsss assembled. That hereafter the members OF
the house Of Representatives OF the Territory OF
Montana shall DO elected for tho term OF two
assembly shall be biennial, And the said legisa-
tive assembly, at Its first session after the passage
of this act shall provide by Law for carrying this
Approved, March I, 1869.
AN ACT TO authorize the county commissioners
OF Ada county. Idaho. TO select lite for q ter.
ritorial prison. ~.
sentafu,s Of the United States Of america in Con.
grs's assembled, That the county commissioners OF
the county OF Ada. 10 the Territory OF Idaho, be,
and they are hereby, authorized, under dlrection
Of the Secretary OF the Interior, to select site
upon which to erect territorial prison Tor said
Territory.
Approved, March |, 1862
AN ACT for the repeal OF tonnage duties on Span.
ish vessels.
Ne IL sracted By hs Senate and House Of Repre-
ssRtatives Of the Unitsd states Of dmsried IN Con-
gr,ss as,,mbl,d That tho act entitled AN act con-
corning tonnage duty on Spanish vessels" APP
proved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and thir-
iy-fOur and the first second, and fourth sections
OF the act entitled "An act concerning tonnage on
Spanish vessels" approved July thirteenth. eight
cen hundred and 'thirty-two, be, and they are
hereby, repealed and that Of Spanish vessels
colonies. where no discriminating or cOunteryail-
ing duties on tonnage are levied upon vessels OF
the United States, or from any other port or place
To- and with which vessels of the United States are
ordinarily permitted 10 20 and trade, there shall
he exacted in the ports of tho United States no
other or greater duty on tonnage than Is or shall
be exacted of vessels OF the United states.
Approved, March |, 1869.
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aluiuu aud suarnal.
LocIL AFFAIRS.

The 9th in the course Of lectures at the 81
Parish Church, will be by J. Z Butler. next
Thursday cren'g. Subject "whst is it," The
9th and last win be by Rev. S. Hayward Of SO.
Berwick. on the Thursday following. Subject
"Brass versus Brains" poem.
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"a. a. *.
The saoo organization Of this orler has been
namel and designated as Post "Frul s. Cur
ney." No. 9, of saoo, in honor to the memory
Of the late Lieut.. Quincy, brave and gallant
soldier who was killed in battle at spottsylvania
Court House, May II, 1854.
Deioeiprdidaa.
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The Democratic ticket was dcfsatcd at the
town election in York on MOaday. by msjOri-
ties ranging from 20 10 1901, Does the D<mo-
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Mn EDIror ,--YOu may think il strange that
frail mortal like myself. should undertake the
stupendous FEET Of riding vclOciPcie, with
only two wheels. just think u Il, only two
lsAssis Big thing tell you, and then comfort
myself with the idea that II q lady can sit as
tride Of the machine, and perform wonderful
fcats. country chap like myself ought to be
able to drive the erinsr little by the way,
did you ever ride on onei hope you have, for
the man that Oils the responsible situation as
E.iitor % the leading Journal Of the County.
and might say, perhaps truthfally, Of the State.
ought to try his chance ct riding all the inVen-
tons Of this kind. What asplendid article q
veiocipcic would be for the unsuccessful poll
ticisn in his lonely drive ''up Salt Rirsr. -
Though earnestly hope you may never have
10 use one for such ride. for never want
you 10 drive in that direction.
Iwsnt you TO try one Of these truly WONDER
fal, and be~itehing carriages. and through the
columns Of your interesting land to mel aecep-
table paper, give TO your readers your sai expo
rienee. Truly Yours
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ARIicLE i.

Each Of the high contracting parties agrees TO
receive from the other cOnsuls general, consuls,
yce-consuls. aud consular agents, In all its ports
cities and places, except those where itnay not be
conyenientto recognize such officers. This reser-
walton however, shall not apply to one OF the high
contraetin. parties without also applying 10 every
other mower.
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votel n committee Of q men, Hon. Marx
bennett chairman, to assist oar municipal Off
GERS in stopping the sale Of intoxicating liquors
Uncle Samuel notified Mr.. Andrew J. Slim
son. detective, to-day. at the Navy Yard, that
his services were no longer wanted. don't
think the skin q the goat could deceive U. S.
Grant. "ADANs."
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ARTICLE XIV.

In the absence OF an agreement 10 the contrary
between the owners freiShters, aud insurers, all
damages suffered at sea by the vessels OF tho two
are forced by stress OF weather. shall be settled By
the cOnsuls general consuls, vice-consuls and
suar agents OF the respective countries where they
reside. II. however, any inhabtant OF the coun.
try, or citizen or subject OF third power, shall bo
interested IN the matter, and the parties cannot
agree, the competent local authorities shall de.
eide.
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Consular officers, on the presentation Of their
commissions in the forms established In their res
pectlyo countries, shall DO furnished with the ne
ces AIRY exequatur free OF charge and on the exhi.
bition OF this instrument they shall BIO permitted
10 enjoy tho rights, prerogstives, and immunittes
granted by this convention.
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"In al seriousness, Mr. Train h q born crator. III
Icxic may bs deleeti.e his study % poal economy iu
peres his u<rcettloo % the lcr0us sinzularly scui
90 certain q lea and totally Obtase Othersi his sthe
Ne s-nsIbes may t.ek refinement, and his ssppreci'
ton may be both excessive and terribly delusive. Ba
We reiseat, he 10 q barn orator. lie swaps men.
makes them scream With laughter, anil thunier with Al
panss lie I, never al los ibr -ord, &c mstalhe
Tor whimsical analogy lie watches and tels his aud
esoe ~hh tact that seems the tact OF instinct, r.th
than Il experience; rOasss them when they rsgi kinh
them 10 enthu. iasm with phrase gestures never
an instant Loses his control th taks without SOL
ming half inmate tr tso long hours AMI leaves his a
not with What they have heard pour into the stree
full Of enthusiasm"
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Consuis general and consuls may, with ne ap-
probation ef their respective governmsnts appoint
viee-copsuls and consular agents In the citisa
ports and places within their consular jurisdiction
Italian subjects, or other foreigners. They shall
be furnished with q commission by the consul who
appoints them and under whose orders they are 20
sst They shall enjoy the privileges stipulated Coz
consular officers IN this convention, subject 20 the
exceptions specified in Articles III and Nv.
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The present is beautiful weather for prone
ancss II a. Brssenan & Co 5e8 and $50 Magazine
street. ever the alert please has ordered a
ot All sbades which most appropriate for walking
dresaas Az nothing like il can be had elsewhere Lne
ladies will how to appreciate the fact anu DO so
erned accordingly
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. B. Lesaicherre,
Paincourtville, a; Rev. Father Georget, Pass
Christian, a Mrs. Buckley, Nebraska City, "a;
Sisters of Charity, Mobile, a; Hugh 0Rourke,
Tigerville, opelousas Railroad, 81; Rev. E. p
Ioriaan, Mobile, o.; w. 8. sandoz, John Po-
aaey. opelousas, st. Landry, ~; Rev. Letely.
I,oekport, "a.
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II. spillmann, 90 Baronne street manut rae
orfers acs and elastic stockings, etc. has an advertse
ent in another column which contains reief9nces ~
nnr noet prominent physicians as to his Ano
oS:H:y which the Interested will do well to reao.
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NARRHD- On the llth mat, BY Tie Rev. Father
Haydss, In stsyopephs Church, THOMAS EGAN. 70
EILEN HACKETT. widow Of tie lats Col lGiehas,
Nslaa. betA a this city.
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All the latest papers, both domestic and for
, a. ell AZ the monthly can be heo
w H,aiev,s establishment Commercial Place ana roy
Sas street The Irish papers, partcu1ry are nety an
terestiDg at this time, and can Always 10 nu ny ~ ~
latest date.
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a. C. Hartwen plumber and gas-htter, ~ Baxonne
,trcet has hot, cold and shower bath aRparsss1is
| .-etv AZ oher vefaa articles always on hand IN
sf,on TO which he undertakes AL kinds Oh JOINING
See advertisement
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Nm Savage fashionable milliner and -
street. addition to sne mo,
az .ive line cleans and alters bonneta max
ins Il matter Of evident economy to pasronAe "'
tn6lishmenk .,i
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nr.H.r. of the Hfbernian Mutual Beneyolens 49,
o,ion win peass notice that the n.h = ~
~ In 49, naoe THURSDAY NEXT February Ss1, y -.
pssst seyen o'clock, in the school house On A~A''
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mittoe ON Public Printing submitted resort,
showing the sums paid - ctfy ana eonhtry
pspegs
xxw 1U1I10A71o4D.
Ia Csslese WssH Ysbsuaxy, 1ssp. NewYoEk:
Catholic Ruhlioation Conapany.
The February nnmbse Of this sterling maga-
zine IL fully mp to its high Standard. Tho
artislss On Cardinal Zimmq -, TIE Ignorance
Of tho Middle Ages /" Who sahall take care ~
thu Poor are, each in it, own way, masterly.
.Ibs Caahelis View q Public Education in
sAe Unissd 1Ga4ss, = taken ftom to EssoSssosHl
Nossaly, No published In former issue. The
other articles are: "The Invasion,n " Inscrip-
ton ON : Door" "Poor Mara, {" Discipline"
"Catholicity and Pantheism," etc.
OsDerd February, 1859. Conducted by Capt.
Mayne Raads.- New York. ss -
We think this decided Improvement on the
first number. We cannot help suggesting TO-
the !" CONDUCTOR whether he might not, with
advantage to his enterprise, omit such articles
- Brother against Brother" The asperity of
politics shonld he LEFT to the party press The
cause 81 1isoratuce and the principles which
the editor wishes to incuicate do mot require
that the prejudice Of the day should be per-
petuated. The observations on A0ttey's Anglo
saxopism, which = plsced under the head of
q Things Worth Thinking Of" ,plesses us best
Of anything In this issue. Mr.. Motley, whose
mendacious History Of the Nstherlands hes
given him > certain notoriety, latAly delivered
. lecture in New York, on which Capt. kayne
Rsade TINS truly comments:
We differ from him when he tells as that the
sources Of our present civilization arc all
Germanic on !" Saxon"
This commo1 sna soS iSEng unqges d;0neS
In our ears every day. An responsiveness, NOT
always honorable, giving great wealth and
consequent domination over TAR higher m
teliccts than ms oWn-eo MuCn w9 xaMie ,vI
the Anglo-Saxon. But when M. Mosiey noiaS
up 10 ue tnis EssIIk nns;lS ~ =. es,n.;:.k 20 20
r,,,n4 1871 onr d;ssent from him. And inst
| such character is the Saxon" he talks about.
When we tank o. the h;s - aIs'
| ne,;ca1 viewa "a incomnatible with our own
experience. We know this Epglish Saxon, !" alb
initio." as well as tine ciod that conquest py g
nooex race is con. e ~, ,a,.s,,,1 rreatino
| f.. If Il gave but bread, cheese, and beer.
When Mr.. Motley talks of his aspirations ior
freedom, OF caszatsDn at a,iDhnt Celtic
among the last the descendants of Caractacus
\ whether English, Welsh, Irish, OF Scotch. II
there be any assGn1Sn ie .hav txho fssi r.
and sSoW Il. and It Is they, too, who have
1 given that kingdom nine-tenths OF its gloriou.
illustration, rs MI. motley may easny ~ !,
~ en reh;nass ~ M the Dntch Renublic.
We should be sorry to think that those call
ing themselves Angl9-saxons saI IN A 70 Ena
wels uss ssJ =, Too WonIi thew. if they knew
the star-bespangled banner at Bunker's Fill
onI Iota over MANY a hiGh-piled hecatomb Of
anu iaso osoi "isny = - 5rsc.n5o5 from, tn
Freedoms foes, canncs 10 1872, ha r. Ia ,
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xnr1onrAr. Am 0fHxa xxxNa
~ - ss@
Grant y opposed 70 ths Alabama treaty.
Inc nfmness 81 Infkey - assfiDuted 70 Eng
nsn o.cssne'
oysters are seAhnG " fenseooaA y one doi-
lar snonsano.
An earsnquAke snook WA feas In s.- sanss,
y. d. on saturday wee
Excessive pa = eas1sk ~ 1Selano mas oaosed
sne farmers % saspena ~ woF :.
Inc fruaan gesss ns = snlowns oo-
ssecles N me way 8 IN emu rss'on.
France, IN zecoaning - money, has msde sax-
teen million frames by the operation.
Prince Estethasy has soId his magnincens
dssAsee IN Aussfle 1on I uuoySov = Soil.
The government Of kenmanta, apprehe ending
m astack ma Ansssaas ? pzsPexing 70 resist
SexADeaoa ~ = 3 noveas ~ waAA 20
novelty to Asd hin = tnnoosnsy smpioyed-
Jenszsea Dey1s ana waS were warmly 10
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monday week.
oesenseen ssoanu Hen 40 oaAp''s0u On
the y! Astnmus Q. soe1 canal .a7.
Frominens coDans. spprenensive OF sresser
| changes are teeving sne country. =
colcred family IN Ch1csgo AeSe1sises ZOE
Respectable white woman, 20 90 nousework.
Minnesota Jastice OF the peace onefs 20
marry gTstis parties VINO patronize ms store.
a model OF sne Pso9ecseo !alway between
0..sls ~" Two = oAA '..'.. - as
fa1as mas slxSy-one PoA''cN Jou1nsAS' anu
MO. one Pon..0~. Hsu:. -
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i 49,
sheridan reports the destruction of sixty In
az. -. - tha inrct;on If Salt Pork an,
~ -. /
EAU. a., 1..,.,,. mon ,,1
3 - g. .o..;,,,y +o sse r. ha can i;.s,
} eoAo " Sp' 1850
o- - 'A , ..+.;,.a a.m.oa d,,,,
nslisn eo'IoS'' ~ 11,.:~..,e;,.. !.
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mr. 4. IarOm, DENTIST No. IL Beronne street. Il pEs;
cred 20 perform AL operations In hs hne WIN tne s
which experience impars.
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Parties visiting wsy's Phoeogaph gns So - sa
moderate price.
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