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THE NEWS

Tie expedition which started from
Macon, Ca, for Cuba, has been cap.
tured BY tho United States. Marshal.
The steamboat on which the party was
descending the river ran on a sand bar,
and there fell into the hands OF the
Marshal. No troops were furnished by
Gen. Halleck, and the only force avail
able for stopping the flibustera con-
sisted OF two revenue cutters. Up 10
this time only thirty Americans have
succeeded In getting of In any armed
expedition 10 Cuba, and the Govern.
msnt Is vigorously enforcing the neu.
trality laws.
Unless the propositions pending be.
tween the Government and Spain re.
suit In an srmistice, during which the
question at issue between the insur.
gents and the mother country can be
adjusted. It Is now regarded ,s certain
vt Washington that a proclamation
recognizing bellIgerenCy will be Issued.
Tho PresIdent's advlces from Missis.
sippl lead him to believe that Dent will
not be nominated, and that In any
event the party Dent is allied with will
be beaten.
From Texas the President hears what
convInces him that there Is rapid
change OF feeling among all Republi.
cans; which Is turning them against
Hamilton. aud II now seems as II the
latter would have little but rebel aup-
port. l. k9G T.. r u Is .
A number oil heavy capitalists from
the District OF Columbia, aud from the
the East and extreme West, have lust
returned TO Washington from careful
reconnaissance Of tho route OF the pro-
prosed extension OF the railroad from,
CovingtoD, Virginia, to the Ohio river
at CatlettsburR, Kentucky. The whole
route was examined with reference 10
engineering difficulties and mineral
wealth. The result has been In both
respects OF most satisfactory charac.
ter, and the chances are that company
With very extended means will take
hold ofthe enterprise at once. The pur.
pose Is 10 securea through line from the
East TO the Ohio river; theAoe Uia Lex
ington, Ky" and Memphis, Tenn, to
the Pacific over the Ell PAso route.
Itis now expected that the President
will leave Washington again on Fri
day. .ut|rrHH ga..aEg --.r .
The old banking establishment OF z.
A. Benvist It Co., ofSt. Louis, announce
their suspension. 4. r s.4 i1a.ar l-N .
President Grant Is suffering severely
from neuralgia and toothache, from
cold caught on his journey to Wash.
ington, and his face Ia much swollen
and IDnAmed.
President Grant has contributed
$1,000 from his private purse to the
fund for the family Of Secretary Raw
lins.
A dispatch from Helena, Montana,
says, the mail coach from that point to
the railroad was robbed on Monday
night. about so miles north Of Corlnne,
by four road agents, OF two treasure
boxes containing $4,000 In gold. They
also robbed the passengers OF all their
arms and two thousand dollars. This
Is the second robbery within a week,
amounting to $4,000 In the aggregate.
There was a rumor In Wall Street
yesterday that all the navy officers had
been ordered to be In readiness for
service. ..-...-......- .-.-.....
GoldiexperIcncsd asharp reaction In
New York yesterday and Governments
fell In sympathy with It.
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. WEST VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J. T. noKE, Prsir Board Of Reg,mI.
@. U. sruRGrss. Sec'y a.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. n, PreHdent,
and Professor OF Mental and Moral Philoy:-
s...r. ply. -..U
E.s. LYON, "A. A., Vice Prefdoat.
ProtsS1r OF English Literature. and Princi.
pal OF Preparatory department.
8. g. STEVENS, AM,
Professor OF AStroa aomy and Physics. :
H. H. PIERCE, A. NJ, l-' ..
-. apt. U. 4. AL 'r.| M
Professor OF Mathematics and OF Military
Tactics.
J.J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph,D. =
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History,
F. W. WOOD. Ph. D.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages
Q. W. MILLER, a. NJ, 4. aN
Assistant in Preparatory Department.
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. n. HAGANs, Eto,
Superintendent OF GToundB and Buildings
HUGH. W. BROCK, MD, U01
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. Ollie,
Lecturer on Civll and Constitutional Law,
FALL TERM begins lst Tuesday In sept'r.
WINTER TERN % lSt Monday In Decr.
EPRIKG TERM 81 Tuesday iu March,
COMMENCEMENT. Cd WednesdaJ In June.
TUTTIoH.-PreparatoTy, IS 90 per Term ol
II weeks,
untver.Ity, IS O) per Term OF
IL weeEB.
BoARDIEG-Hot 10 exceed 81 per week.
o1-send stamp for Catalogue.
Mono LNTowH, W. VA. Ecp4.csat
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GkreGttelIi4strrtr:

THE Register yesterday refers to our
editorial of the previous morning a.
"Tho Governors Apology" It ls per
hapS due 70 Governor Stevenson to say
that His Excellency Is 10 no wise re-
Sponslbler directly or Indirectly, fol
any suggestion or statement In that ar.
ticle. We stated what we believed true
without any suggestion from the Gov
ernor
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MINOR TRLEaRAMs.

-Forly.one thousand dollars have
been subscribed and q fne estate pur.
chased In Boston for 0 home for aged
men. Additional subscriptions 10 the
amount OF Sl2 1000 are being made TO
furnish II. lta' .aH..... .lt .1rlri
JIG. Howe, an aged and we'll known
mVrchant. of Boston, died Tuesday.
"A farmer was robbed OF $4,000 at
Mason City. Missouri, last Monday,
and Sam. Campton was arrested at
Hannetol, for committing the deed;
the most OF the money was recover ed.
Col. Brodhead, I, ,Massach usstts State
Liquor Agent, was before Commissioner or
HaIlel, Of Boston, to-day, on com mplalnt
Of Col. Liman, Collector Of the Ninth
District, for selling liquors 10 Town
agents without revenue stamps. He
was held In 81 GOO ball for trial, The
defendant claims that the liquors sold
we're original packages aud required no
stamps. o.. .'7
The Olympic Base Ball Club, OF
Pittsburgh, left yesterday for Clncln-
row. ..'# ,7'7'G.'.' -
The Governor OF Missouri has ap-
pointed as delegates 10 the Southern
Commercial Convention: Gen. Isaac T,
Shepherd, Robert He!nerlchoper, Judge
J. Il. Case, Col. John W. Richardson, D,
Gen. Thomas L. Price, Col. Thomas s.
Case. Joseph I. Beach, Hon. J. X. Hey.
wood and Hon. Theodore Brewer.
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The rapIdIty with which Iron works
are springlng up on the west bank OF
the Mississippi river OF Carondelet,
Mo-, (says the St. Louis DeRIocrat), is
something wonderful. The Carondelet
Iron Works, or Pioneer Iron Works, as
they are sometimes called, led the way,
and demonstrated that Missouri ore
can be smelted with Big Muddy coal.
The kingslaud Iron Compauy's works
are In successful operation: the South ID
81. Louis Iron Company are erecting
extensive works, and others are In con-
temptations. "a II'7 q I N EtI'
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Markets BIZ TGLxsRApA,
NEW YoRK. Sept. s

= NEW YORK. Sept. s.
CoTToH-Fully 10 lower; sales OF 800
bales at Slko for uplands.
kLouR-Dull, and In buyers favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady, with better
export inquiry. Rye-Dull at 81 l5a
l IL for western, oAts-Dull and heavy
at 6ia61c for western. Corn-Lower
and dull at u l7al 20 for sound mixed
WesteFn.g p NO IEsr .H-
PRovlsIoNs-Pork-Qulet and uoml-
nal at $50 26aS0 50 for mess. Beef
Dull and unchanged. Out Meats and
Bacon dull and nominal. s'.
LARD-Dnll at l9KalONc for fair to
steam.
Eo0s-Flrm at 2saSOc.
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THE Earl Of, OF pompous noto.
riety and parsimonlouS celebrity, su-
perintends personally the produce OF
his dairy, and not unfrequenlly sells
the milk to the village children with
his own hands. One morning pretty
little girl presented her penny aud her
pitcher TO his lordshlp for milk. Pleased
with tho appearance Of the child, he
patled her on the head and gave her a
kiss. Now, my pretty lass, kS said,
you may tell as long az you live that
you have been kissed by an EARL .Ah
but,' replied the child, you took hG
penny, thou0hp '''." n % l5la
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a FIGht win Indians Ia ArIz.ua.

OH' HJUI5I SEPT. 8.
The Ari=onian Of the 2lst ult, pub
fishes an account OF the fight by Colonel
Green with a,large party Of Apaches Ia
the White Mountains. He killed i've
Indians, captured large number OF
horses, mules, and destroyed vast
amount OF property OF every descrip.
tiOn, among which was one hundred
acres OF corn. The. command found
three Americans who live with The In.
dlans and spend their time prospecting,
The NaV+Joes are quiet on their res er-
VAtlOn,f p n rs y -. "a f-,H VI
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NAPOLEoA.s HEALTH.

The LuIrat DuIIettns"-He IL BetIer.
4l-- New YoRK, Sept. 7.
The following dispatches are from
private sources IT. .ril.-
''.0 ia'haI PARIS, Sept. 7-6P.M.
The Emperor lies 10 the same condl.
tion as yesterday. The rumors with
reference 10 his health were exagger-
ated. His position IL one rather ofsEag-
nation than OF oonva1escence. TIE
weather mtlltates against him. gE
a. ruUrNre PARIS, Sept. S-6P.M.g
The advices from the Emperor's
household to-day, report his condition
much improved. #.,7'y 'sr p
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THE National Executive Committee
Of the colored laborerS and mechanics
have issued a cali for The convention
10 be held In Washington on The firsu
Monday In December. The call Is gen
esal. and no one will be excluded who
bears the credentials Of honesty and In.
luRlFV
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Special dispatches from Scranton,
dated 4 o'clock to-day, report the find
Ing oil nearly two hundred dead bodies
OF miners piled up together In Avon.
dale mine.
lf##. >1rI.l LATER, ... .m
.4 Aprlvate dispatch says one hundred
and three dead bodies have been
brought up from the mine.
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LlbeI nuits ID sIohIle.

MontLE, Sept. 7.
AsuIt fOrllbel withldamiges laid al
Sl0. 600, was entered to-day, and sum,
mona served on o. K. Colmann, proprle.
tor ofthe RegiSter TOR alleged defamation
ofthe character OF P utlSm, ,SuperIntend.
ent OF Public Schools OF this city. A
like suit has been. Instituted again
Col. Forsyth OF the Register and author
Of the communication, mis-. .T.I
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THIRTEEN plans for q new State
House have been submitted to the Cen,
sns Board OF Iowa, varying In price oi
construction from SS,2O0, ,0O0 to 81 ,000,r :
600. The four leading plana are thost
Of Boyington, Cochrane and Tllleys, all
Of Chicago: and Farrens, OF Dss MolneS,
The decision OF the Board will proba'
bly, not be made for n week. = -
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MoNEY-FIrmer and active at 7 per
cent. The currency and gold ship.
menls TO the West are increasing, but
not heavily. Merchants find difficulty
In ehecting loans OF 9al2 per cent, and
no large amounts can be had at those
rates. The Government bought g., ,OOO,-
OoO OF 9 per cent bonds to-day at $ll7
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Donations for Secretary RAwlin,'
Family aud the AVondAIo
NEW York. So

4r. 90 NEW YORK, Sept, s
2 The'New.. York Romance this..ai,
noon voted TO appropriate from the
funds In the treasury, 81, 900 for the re-
lief of the widow and children of Gen,
Rawllns, also $4,000 for the sufferers
by the ArOndale coal mine disaster
The Rawllns fund here now amounls
to S2i,6OO. Mr.. Thurlow Weed to-day
sent u check for one hundred dollars
for the relief OF The AvOndaIe mine suf-
fhrpFa I..
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Iowa has recently taken Its census,
and returns from oil but fVe counties
show a population OF l,Oll, 952. During
the past two years 10000 dwellings
have been erected In the State. Such
are the effects OF rad.calIsm.
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PRICES.

German BtsSrs gsE!ss!.. PEI bottle gSs g
Hoonand's aarman Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, u 50 per bottle or q half doE On for
U60. r.'..
eTDo mot forget 70 examine well the ar.
iol0 you buy, In order 70 got tho genuine.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, lyH
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CAUTION.

aoonandS German Remedies are counter
teited. Bee that the signature otC. II. JACK.
BON II on the wrapper Of each bottle. AL
othen arc counterfeit.
German Medicine ktore, No. 6Sl Arch Aueet,
Philadelphia, Pa. t# gr|r D.. .
Formerly Z. L. JACKSON q Co
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JOHN EMtTH fell In love with q maid,
zach night meath the window he siood,
And there, with his soft Lerenade,
he Weakened the whole nelghborhood
But Vainly h0 tried to arouse
Her sleep With his strains so bewItchiug
While he played In frontoE the house,
She slept in the little back kiteheu,
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RallWay Aceldent lnI rexna.- Z. ~

A freight train, hence ior, Houston,
fell through Clear Greek bridge aud
buabneu' 40 IIVes Lo9t. yi IL
A fire at Navalsaur this morning de.
stroyed property TO the amount Of
10000.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EIPLANA TION,

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor,
II Ia q compound OF Fluid Extracts. Tho
Roots, Herbs, and BArkB from which thete
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BiLters. There Is no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
leIS, hence II free from all he objections In
eldent 10 tho use OF liquor preparation.
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PITTsBuRuH, Sept. 8.
Monongahela two feet, and rising
fast. Raining; Thermometer 72O.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
Weather clear; Thermometer 7OS. The
rain ceased last evening.
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H0OFLANDS GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia pleasant preparation OF the BIttera for
Lhote who do not like extreme BltterB. It
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bltten combined with pure sRntR CruZ rum
and agreeable 1avuIinH extracts. Its use
recommended when some pure Gtinnlant u
required In connection with the tonic pro-
peFtlea OF the BltteFS.
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Judge 9r he Supreme cOurt Qr Psnnsylpanta
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 1868.
"I consider Hooflaud's German Blttars, @
valuable medicine III case OF attacks OF iudl'
ReSIion or Dyspepsia. can certify thu
from my experience OF H.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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HoN. GEORGE sHARswoop.

Jlutics af tto Supreme Court Of PennSyIpdttd.
.. Pn1ADE1PHA, June ]. 1859.
"I have found by experience that Hool.
laNda GERMAN BlCterS Is very good ionic,
relieving dyspeptlc symptoms almost d.
rectly. GkORdE ESEIARSWO0D."
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NEW nIExIUo ELEorIor.

"1nothcr Democratic VIclory"-Oyeu
'a, .-s.H the Left.
COST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.
A dispatch from Santa Fe, New
Mexico. says that the election on Mon.
day was quiet, Returns Indicate the
election OF the entire Republican ticket
In Santa Fe county, as lar as heard
from, Chavez, Republican, for Congress
has about 200 majority.
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III Offer thee this hand OF mine, ~ i
II thou but hadst the dimes,
But purses short and slim as thine
Won't do for these hard times,
leave thee In thy wrctchedneHI,
AS one too poor TO mate,
FOR !oVe you Know, can only bless
When baEed on real estate. ..
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neath u senaior Fessena en-.

..a.4.rl PORTLAND, Sept, 7.
Senator Fessenden fingers In the
same condition US last reported.
ru PORTLAND, Me-, Sept, 8.
Senator Fessenden died at $50 this
morning. He was sensible until The
hour OF bis death, and had passed a
comfortable night until three O'Clock,
Physicians were In attendance and did
everything TO relieve his sufIerlngs,
which Otherwise would have been great
at the close. frI'
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A QuAoK medicine venderl at The
South heads one Of his advertIsem ents
as follows: "SIck Babies Wanted"
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A FIRE at Richmond, Vu., Monday
night, destroyed over Sl2O, 600 worth Of
property, including several siotes aud
tactOfle9, wv -
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THE Chicago Republican papers
unanimously repudiate the Idea Of
Gerrit Smiths national prohibition
party.
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AN old lady was asked what she
thought OF the eclipse. She replied i:
"Well, II proved one thing; and that Is,
that the papers don't always lle,'
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THERE Is said to be young lady In
Jacksonville, Iud., who can easily
swim across the Ohio river and back
again without stopping to rest.
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Gen. sherman Secretary or war Ad
Interim. ,5t ..aa =.
WAsH1NarnN. SAINT. q,

+. uus & 81 WASHINGTON, Sept. g.
The President, this afternoon, ap-
polluted Gen. sherman 10 aot as Score.
lary OF War until the vacancy caused
BY the death OF Gen. RawlIns shall be
Eilled,
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THE CALIF0ENIA RLEC1ION.
The 10 count In San Francisco Iu
creaseS the Independent Majority.

"AH' "N0OI5VUI StPI' 8.
There count Of election returns from
the Second Ward reveals greater
discrepancy than at first reported,
Freeman, Independent, gains las, and
McCappin l. It viii probably REQ uirf
the balance OF the week TO complete thl
Recount. .,, grI.7 -
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FUNERAL OPBECRETARY RAW.
.E LIHA, ...

Action OF Alexandria city Council.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 8.
The Olty Council, to night, passed
resolutlong OF respect 10 the memory OF
Gen. RaWlins, and resolved 10 attend
his funeral.
A large numbers OF persons visited
the War DEPARTMENT to day to view the
remains OF Secretary RRwllns.
Closing OF Municipal Omeea and sus.
. pension OF Business.
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Republican victory ii wllm,nstOp,
V IA a Delaware. 7 3 7T Y q
WILMINGTON, Sept.

W418''1HHNNKUNl 4' OuPEs u
The election for city officers 10 day,
resulted In the election OF Valentine,
Republican, for mayor. The Rspubli.
cans also elect 4 majority Of the city
council. ..r'
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BY rELEGRAPu.
Clean Sweep for the Republicans.
Governor and State Ticket Elected by
10000 MPJOrlty-LegISIatu
.r.- All One Way,


BURLINGTON. W.. Sept. SLAM.
The canvass In Vermont has been one
Of the quletest known Ia many years,
Returns from lthlrly.three towns, cast.
ing about one-fourth OF the vote OF the
State. give Washburn Republican, for
Governor, 6.6Ol; Heaton (Democral), !,
2,l62. The same towns last year gave
Page (Repnblican). 9.O32; Edwards
(Dsmocratl, 3!406. This Is is o reduc.
tlon thirty-three per cent. In the r >.
publican vote, and nearly thirty. seven
per cent. In the Democratic vote. Gen.
Washb1rn and the Republican State
ticket are elected by from 10 900 10 20, :
600 majority. The Senate Is uuani.
mopsly Republican. We have returns
OF forty six Republicans and four Dem.
ocrats elected 10 the House.
MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. s.
Not over Al, 900 votes were probably
polled In this State yesterday. The re-
turns from thirty.I five towns give Wash.
burn (Republican). for Governor, G.S4i.
and Heaton Demoorat) 1897. This
shows q majority on the whole vote OF
about 20, 900. The Senate will be mani.
'mously. Republicans. The House will
be 200 Republicans to 80 Democrats.
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BLOOD PURIFIERs s

ever known, and will cure all dIaealcs re.
Aultlng from bad blood. Keep your
blOod pure, keep your Liver in order,
keep your digestive organs in
-nt sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF heSe remedies,
and no diSeaIe will
..-...,r ever Rssall you. Hr
THE CoMPLKxIoN-Ladies who wish q
fair In and good complexion, free from
yelloRiRh tinRe ana all other dlsngurements,
should d 10 these remedies occasionally. The
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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burning of Iron Works at AIICntSwu,
Penn.
AnLrNroRN. Sent. 8.

" ~ : 7 ALLkNToWN1 SEPT, 3,
The Allentown, Iron Works were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000 One
thousand men are thrown out Of EN-.
ploymene. The works paid out Sl6, 900
IN wHges every month. .,, ~ AR' ',g5',f
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IRELAND.
Movements IN favor of Amnelty for
tho FenIanS, ,-.., -.r. .,p,.

tho FenianS, eaarai sr.flur.
.., ... .n azaa 900 DUBLIN, Sept. 8.
A meeting favorable 10 amnesty to
the FenlanS, was he'd at Limerick, yes
IerdAy, 5000 persons being present.
Resolutions were adopted among which
was one asserting the farmeFs lof Ire.
land not to accept any tenant right bill
until the political prisoners are 5libera.
ted. I'd Il Il Illf y a 4 u il ~ ~
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Hos. GEo. W. WOODWARD

Chtsf Ju,tee d DE Supreme oOtrt or Ru, writes,
PHILADELPHIA March 10, 1857.
"I ind HootiAnda German BltterH iB %
good tOAic, useful In dlEeases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de-
blllty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. YouIB, truly, .arf
: IS 9kO. W, WOODWARD"
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TOICuO.
SEPTEMBER S.-FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-WheRt-Mote active and la2c
betteri 81 80 for No. 2 white; Wabash,
81 IS; amber, 81 81; No. l red, 81 84G
l Sih; No: Edo. i, 81 SlII; No. 8 do, 81 2S.
Corn-Dull and unchanged; No. /, csc:
No. 2, 9i:. OAts-UnchRngedi No. at
SIC; No al 49c.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-27
CABINET MAKERS.

JOSEPH STEVENS,
DIoxEER BLACKSMITH SHOP, makes Plows,
Harrows. de-, and does all kinds of
Blacksmithing in good order and on reasona-
BILE terms. Will sell Plows. DC. on time with
q approved ser urity at ten per cent. interest.