CITY 1T.0113.
& Eta,- Wonderful Caro; by Dr. Weisser
• Blood Searcher. '
My. ,laughter Margaret McFarland, now
about e,aven years of age, has been afflicted
with a to.rofnlousdlsearat, ever since she was
one year old. I employed a pin/Battu of tax
city, who treated her for some time, but failed
to give her even temporary relief. I consult.
ed three others, they all agreed in earning the
disease scrofula, but .failed as - the first had
done. The disease increased in severity each
year, and had involved the whole system, the
neck. arum and feet were covered with eattng
sores and ulcers, the eyeballs were bke,lelsob
and one of the eyes almost closed. 'The sores .
were continually discharging matter, and had
burrowed Into the flesh, no lia to expose the
bone underneath In a great Many places. Tide
'Was eepeclally the case with the hands
atiVi Leet*lto badly were the feet ululated that
for gi.V • eare she could not wear shoes ea there.
A lireatlieU7 pieces of decayed looking bones
were died and worked out of the sores.
She way unable, to atand Olt her Bet, and had
to be In a reclining•position• Dili stage of
the•discase, Mr. Lawrence tats, one of my
neighbors, informed me of the wonderful cure
of Mi. Dridel 1:BOTd, (Willi whom he was per.
Banally acquainted). which wee' effected with
the use of your /hood Searcher. leaned to see
Mr. Loyd, and he advised me to consult Dr.
_geyser. I concluded to do so, but found that
it was Impossible to bring her to the Doctor's
onice, usher sufferings were so great that she
could not bear to be moved. I then went to-,
your store, ItOWOOd Street; and purchased a
bottle of your imlnable medicine, and before
she had need the first bottle, she was able to
Walk around: Shakos takenirourilloodSearch
er off and on, for the period of throe years,
and out of thirty-six some which were on her
person when she commenced taking rearmed-
Setae, only two,remain, and they are almost
well. She is at Present enjoying good health,
bettor, in fact. thanshe baseverhad in her life
before. I feel bound in gratitude to Yon, 'to
make known these facts as wall as for thebeit
. editor those who may ho similarly afflicted.
'Nam. ifeFaxiatro '
Theicfflowhig persona aro neighbors. of Mr.
StcF., and have full knowledge of this extra.
ordinary cute, and have allowed their names
to be used with reference to the facts.
LAWBI3CZ }IMB:
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rATMCE Cavartaus,
• .101111 McKay-ray,
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PrrrearraGu. January 14. 1657.
At lb. Warld's Fair
in London,. l3 the Wheeler a Wilson Sew.
.1
lug Machin received the highest award—ell
'theldarldnes of Europe and America to corn.
petition. This award has always bean made
wherever exhibited. You will make no mis
take in ordering ono as a holiday gift rewire,
sister or friend. They can ho purchased only
at Sumner a Co'%., 11 Fifth street.
Jellies ow Hand. -
Crirtant, , Raspberry, Quince, Strawberry, Va.
nllls, Grape, Orange, Blackberry. Apple, Lem'
•wn. Pine Apple and Bark Curnud. Call and
see them at lit Federal street, Allegheny city.
• Gr.o.ll3Arm
'Another Flalent TerrttOt7
Node yesterdiiy, for Liming's Improved Move
Damper. Now is the time to cell et No. 11
Filth street, as J. N. Wpitden leaves in o few
days, to psi a Dciesprr on more - Western
Stites. .
==l
Of aII kinds for medicinal purposes, such as
cannot be had cUmwhare In the city. Sold at
Flemlng•a Drug Stare; Si Market street;
Remember the grace. •
More anilons to invest in - that 'lmproved
Stove Damper," as the best chances are going
rapidly, at So. II Fifth anat.
Drugs and Medicines
Doctors' prescriptions carefully prepared at
half the usualprice, Faltou's Drug Store,
opposite Postal:ice. "
Ten LAn Buy
roreign Liquors of all kinds at Joseph S.
Pinch's Distillery, No, 169, 191,193 anti 193 First
treat, Pittsburgh.
Beals aad Shoe , '
nat and cheapest in the city—warranted as
nch—at the Opera Howe Shoe htore.
Soots gold Shoes e
Vbeaper Mangan ever bought them, at the
a Muse Shoe Store.
'Better than you ever bought, av the opera
• - Ilootsandelmes -
Wonderful cheap, at the Opera Henze Shoe
Soot. sod Shoe■
Uettarkably . chear, at the Opera House Shoe
Store. • • •
' • Boots and Shoes
Awful cheap at the Opera House Shoe Store
foots and Oboe'
ery Cl3esp, et the Opera Herne Shoe Store
Itornocs, January li.—The dithculty be.
tweon Italy and Turkey, relative to the Ital
ian steamer Axed on by the forte of Porte, has
j
been amicably adusted. The amount of In
- den:lndy to. bo pad by the Turkish. Govern-
You Cam BUY I meat has not yet been Eked.
OS per cent. Alcohol at Joseph S. Finch's. . YINA.7CIAL AND COILYZZOLAL.
Boots and Shoos "
Cheap, at the Opera Itetwe Shoe Store.
Too gkei BoY
Hew Hops At Joseph S. Floch's
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
The Indtans,on Friday night, attacked a mall
party forty- miles east of Fort Laramie, and
captured !seven mules sad one wagon. Bands
of roving ' ludlans are reported prowling
about the Fort.
4 portion of Warden, Mitchell & Co.'s
- Beeper and Mower Manufactory: near Spring
seta., ohlo, wan destroyed by ere on Saturday
night. Loss about 'LOOM; insured for tbS),tOto.
Late. Slew Mexican advicea state that a com
pany is now stocking the road for a mail route
from San Antonio, Texas, via Messina to Cali
tonda; and also that a contract has been let
• for.the construction of a telegraph llnealoag
thti eameToute.
The wife of Dr. C. F. Forbes was burned to
death is Waltham, Maas, on. Saturday night,
by breaking a kerosene lamp.
The Ittaide Island General Assembly cam
moored its,session yesterday. Governor Burn
. sine announced that he had collected nearly
all of the States'a military claims against the
General Goveininent. •
.The freedmen are leaving the vicinity of
Columbia, 13. C., Manch numbers as to excite
alarm tor the future cultivation of the 'hinds
They are chiefly bound for Florida, and are
transported at the Governirmst t s expense.
Br-President Pierre has been ill for several
weeks, but is now thought ranch better.
The steamer Seamy South, with 1,041 bales of
cotton, was burned on the Alabama river, be
low Selma, on Friday night last. Loss, OMANI,
moitly insured. One passenger is supposed
to have been lost.
Patton's steam plaster mlll, in Philadelphia.
vas almost entirely destroyedliy a boiler eV
plosion yesterday. One man was killed and
three loJured.
In Wilmington, North Carolina, letters of
administration were granted, on Saturday, by
the proper authority, to Iti , .bsed Held, a-col.
oral man, on the mtate of John Nixon, colored
This is probably the first instance of the kind
on recoid in the South, •
Gorr= Smith,ima sent a draft for flee thou.
rand dollars to a fund In, aid of the Cnetiuis.
• The United States Grand . Jury at New ur.
leans has failed to dad indictments Wilma
any persons concerned In the July iota. The
United District..attorney when the Jury was
empanielled, declined to apply the teat oath
athe Areal.
nom NEW ORLEANS.
ImpieystenS of Froenmeis— ' Demilsb of •
owep.pop—Tbe gneWJen Of She
Wrireanson Making Vontracts,Thrair of
Milittary Orgrairs die Sarum I
and Enforce civil SUOMI DUI.
ICElCOuxralis, January 14.—Mayor General
Mower, Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
men's Bureau here, gives notice to perrauts
making application to him, that yelantera or
Others employing freedmen can bletain trues.
Portation for them - from other litotes. ,ifo
Person of persons have the appointinent from
him securing to them thra Imuness.
The Commeramt newspaper,. whch. on the
lit Inst., assumed the defence of tlie. political
course allot". Wells has inupettelede'
The New Orleans Tribune Ls edited by col.
ored men, who oppose the freedman:l making
contracts for labor with planters, or working
on . shares. It Advises them to work by the
week only. •
ThendimmycomundkrantabFkbmiA3OZAA
Ruing declined to wills:. the !Sumo °Moms,
lienersl Gritlin publishes circular explain.
tug that all military ollicers must ASsist. the
Bureau la the contingencies prOvlded - for in
the Bureau Act sad the Civil Bights Bill.
FENIAN TRIALS.
Two 'WeWait Prblooms CoaTleted:-Clislo
pinta, (Malty age is : tHateateQ to
T.esty ,Year's
Zaiorrch j:prilazy 14.-4 . 1. e replan
were reaomad t d ,clay. Thos. H. liwrell was
gttl•V c e ,r 4 A g:rf a rg7.l LW, 71% f=l
to the UolteClL Statell 111711 Y•
wits also ocmilowd. Ina usaanee dafenyth
reser Xenon plead gality. Ful th e deliza
penalty Clatinuttol to Omar re:l_?' illPril
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VOLUME I.XXX T.--410. 12.
FIRST EDMON.
ONE O'CLOCK. A. M.
LITE NEWS BY TELEGRAM.
FROM HARRISBURG.
PENNSILYiIiIi LEGISLATURE.
Special Di pitch to ins rittaibargh I . a'azeits.
- • .I.lattnesuaa, Jan. 144877
SENATE.
The spec *1 order for this craning was the
Constitutional amendment. The resolutions
were dismissed by Messrs. aearight, Connell,
Whita'and Landon.
QM!
The Speaker laid before the Mouse tho re
port Of nth committee 'to investigate into the
affairs of the Vettango Bank.
Mr. Masan moved that fire thousandcopini
be printed. Agreed to.
The following bills In place were read •
By Mr.ateEse r 'Art act fixing the time of
holding courts in Allegheny; cany, 004 reg
ulating the proceedings therein; also, .
.An sot tasting persons soliciting emarni!ers
for railroads and steamboats; also,
An act relating_ to the law of evidence; also,
An act to Incorporate the Union' iron Mills'
of Pittaburgby also, •
An act to extend the act relative to the Ere
and police telegraph of PatiadelPhla to the
city. of Pittsburgh.
Dy Mr, Wilson: An act to repeal the act re
pealing the charter of the Pittsburgh and
• Connellsvile Railroad; also,
An act to inoorporate the Superior. Iron
Company; also
/mast to authorize the SchoOl I?irectors • of
Birmingham to erect a School Bann.
By Mr. Chadwick: An act to compensate the
School Directors of Elizabeth' Township for
ierricesdurtng the draft. ,
D 1 Mr. Beading: An act relating to the cot.
lection of !inroad taxes to Kittanning.
FROM EUROPE.
A Plot td Assiug Thuile Nalieleoi
AMNESTY TO THE PRESS IN RUSSIA,
No Swiss Soldiers for the Pope
:141111ENT OF 11t0U1119
[By she 021. k.]
♦SUIVAL OP a ITZIIICa.
Losses, Jarmszy 14,—The steamship Damas
cus, froia Portland, attired today.
• !LOT TO ASSADSINATT. i•SOLLOS.
Palos, January 11..,Vagne TILSOOTS are &Soar
that a asst . :orate plottoassnannatetheSsapo
ror 14anoleon has been diacoacred and frus
trato‘kby the officials.
•
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Sr. Prreaseono,. January IL—The GOTtrII.
merit of .11.9381/i has ordered a general amnesty
for all offenees'comrcatted by the, newspapers
of th e empire. • • • - •
SO SWISS SOLDIELS PDX TUC rose.
Jtnuary 11.—The Swiss Government
has/inter constderation a propaelt.lon to pre.
.bitilt the neople of Switzerland from Joining
the Pope's arni.T.
VZSBZL ADD CLEW LOST.
LivEnroot., ship-Thomas
Humphrey, hence for New York, tall been
IDOL max Holyhead. All on board except the
captain and one man were drowned.'
EEVOLLTIONAZT NOIttNE.II2II TA iSPATX..
MAmaD, January 14.—The' rovolutinnarl.
junta; having its headquarters here; has-is
sued a stirring address to the people. .
Lyme . cob, - lantiary
marlaqt closed wary dull; salmi %OM bales: nild
dling uplands firm at 14U, Lard quoted at
54e558 per cwt. for ;American. -Petroleum
closed at Is; 7d; Pcr tall= for reffued. - Ashes;
pots saleable at 3Se for American.
Loweeer, Jsznary •14.—Evernieg,—American
securities closed as follows: Illinois Central,
Ell).1- Erie. - 441; rivearremtlee. TIN. Consols
cloned at 90 for money.
Peals, Sanuaty 11.—Five-Twentics, 793‘.
F.J.V27 . 01T, January 14.—80nd5.7014.
FROM NEW YORK.
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A Blzumbir 'Of PI rels•;-Trinity' Mirth
Property—The Lose alissm ef Railroad
IlletiMlLLlllL,leatiste-Cemveatlists.•
A gioeri 01 vizza.
gins Tons, Jan. 14 .— A fire once rred to-night.
at N 0 . ,. 1.1 PLatte street, involving a loss
to Otto SchleMen, dealer to :_lignom,, of
.10,000, anrito other occupants of VICO. • :
The residence of C. H. Hamilton on Staten
Island, was burnt this morning. Lois, "Weal;
partially insured. •• • • . •
A fire at 420 Broadway*, to-eight, destroyed
the =illusory suck. of Hr. eyben to the
amount of PPM. TIIII building No. ill Grand
street, occupied by Henry Coon and °there,
w e d
destroyed by fire to-nighttiOas NAV ) .
deems
TILIIIIST metes mnormar.
The Board of Aldermen has instructed toe
Corporation Co-inset to llACein what moo ,
wisees are necessary to place rt the King farm
and garden portion of TrinitlChurehpro,peo
ty 1n pOssestion of te : .
SAILWAY SWWDLING
• The embezzlement from the Ertel Railway
already reach.. $0,030 and several months of
av•c9=lg are yet to bellnvestigated.
DiIfTIETIOOO2II IIII .I .IOII . ,
At a meeting of dentists. representing New
Toth, Connecticut , sad Vermont, to-night, it
was decided . to• ries• .1010.000,.tr0 defend their
case against the India rubber nen.
•. Elm son. Anavvessfurr. . , •
• The ethodissEplseopaidenOmlnationttedd
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their anniversary at Steinway Hall to-night.
Lt. Hoy. Clafton. of Massachusetts, presiding.
seytail um:autos 001,111. 1 . "ere
TIIE PACIFIC' COAIiT.
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BMlob War ireinels-Arlici Vo j ver
tni siors Lit
D•fest.ed.by_tleck.
SAN .F.sessaiscoi Jaw. 13,410 24-ttsb Wee
ship Sparrow Hawk, despatched to. demand
the release of the Captain and sailers of the
wrecked ship .110tO0kil, held prisoners by the
northern insane, bas arrived here.
The new Governor of oWashingiber
Terri
tory. Governor Cole, arrived at the capital on
the nu,. Governor 1•• leicering tee present 113-
cumbent. desires time for loVestigation. and
deems it inezmdlet to hasten the.trillaferof
archirrves mad authority' to- - Hoterses Cede.
The Legislature appointed a Joint Committee
to inform the new Governor that. bate Houses
were prepared to receivr.communicatious.
The Idaho Legillature beii passeg.a bill ay
propristing esupoi for the support of Catholic
schools. •
tienerpl Crook hada llght wit .the Indians
on the 0 wybee river, killing thirty indium
capturing the mole number of horses.
Bse Yethasco, January .—e. Jackaonville
(Oregon) telegmmesys: .A.arritp earthquake
was felt es Poe. klesmth on the nh loth. The
sky was darkened with Liles and the alr Shied
with suipburoth - vapare. width came fromthe
direction of Klamath Harsh. Klamath lake
had fallen sheet els feet, aria Crooked Creek
Ira' completely dried up.
•Etireeliawatail s were recently brutally mur
dered ataltVa bland. lie violet., wail per
petrated On' In binOthertee, bnt they were .1.1-
rlsed to leave by a brother et the Sling
' . .
lead/Seat APR the Virginia and inn . .. .•
Banlgewd.
LT2.831716. VA., Jan. 11.--The 'Virginian has
intelligence of aft accident Of • sesus
actor on the VisgriPle and Tenues•oe Itsiiroad.
which b e en fP ape i , Pr Tod , . ene t fiz
Themileand shelf east Olcelttral p
The train win =wane elneg tha Trier ulf,
at. which ;mint the engine snapind •ridi on
=min over the, care Pelleed safely
over the break until the sleeping our a n
when : the train , vas thrown down an em
, bank - meat May ,feet high: The szahleut oc
curred at eleven night; eleven of the oss.
s sore Were wounded, and runong thews t7ol.
WaYeato2lTegas,:thoulder dis
t loaded{ Major Gcmi, Galveston, hull=
right arm and itendp rod; S. 11. StillFx . aiti
zzow Tark, =es ; 'Wargo
firegfiry. Tlawioriti tut and 15 neck
lad. shoulders 4 , 7tie.roftlinT ire
Dank injured Yarlcasen, Ten= sew,
der eau "Dr.ftedt , Mr. Watson, CP
iwan tWr. t X.1 art llCOadu &
The re edwevievereit'Dtua e15it
re14513,140..a,s where War were Properly cOnnl
tor.
SECOND EDITION.
FOUR O''CLOCK,-AAL
VIM LATEST TELEGRIMS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
liiiportant Decision by the
Supreme Coi►rtc
OPINIONS FOR AND - moor THE
TEST OATHS.
Senator Cowan to be Appointed
Min
ibter to Austria.
1111 TIESIIOI3II BILL in 7118 SOETRECI SILTIS.
osiciltcrioar, Janclary 14 1667:
21ir.MIS.CIII — ITEIT OATH Illtprliiro 01 CLREGT
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NU AND TDADUZDS.
Associate Justice Field, 'to•day„ delivered
the opinion of the Vatted States Supremo
Court in the Missouri Test Oath case, 'John C.
Cummins, a, &Maim Catholic , priest, Who was
•
indicted for preaching and teaching without
taking, the oath pintecribed by the Coaetitu•
Lion of:thefltate, being the plabitilf =error.
The o.:;lart decided the Deal in tide cue' en
constitutional, tt hems 1n the torture of s pun•
lihment without trled, and hi Its character rz
sod/Selo, snd'operst.tor en a bill of attainder.
The judgment of the courts below 121 reversed.
THE 04.1 . 11 RigtrlaliDOT ATTORURTII WOO AID.°
Associate Justice Field . alto_ delivered the
opinion of the Court, in the cues of Quieter
and Mau, who, taking put in thersbellion,
ask to be re-admitted to practice lair is
Supreine:Court. The Court held that's the
statute imposes a punishment, which - chuld
not have been 'lammed at the time the offense
was committed, it is in its nature an ex pod
facto UN,. Attorneys are not in:beers of the
United SIAM; they are Officers of the Courts
and bold their omega during good behavior.
The Court Is not the register of the (idiots of
any intiei power. The applumata obtained a
pardon from the President, which relleTeB
them 'from the consequinthes of their cognises
and makes them citizens in the eyes at the
I law, the same u •before the offence was com
mitted. Congress cannot Walt_ the preroga;
tire of mercy. It cannot be altered by lest*.
lative restrict lOU. It followed that the pray
er of the petitioner most be granted. The
rule which requires attorneys to take the teat
oath must be rescinded.
♦DISSZNTIZO OYINIO2
dissociate Justice Miller, for himself, tho
Cidet Justice, and Associate Justine& Sirayne
and Davis, read a dissenting opinion, main
taining that practice In courts is a privileges
and that attorneys are subject to legislation
the name as judges• The law makes no dis
tinction, but requires all civil and military
officers to take the , name oath. Attorneys
exert a marked illuncei on the character of
the government. If all • attorneys in the
South had been lalthrtil to their allegiance we
ihould.bus been spared the horrors of the.
rebellion. It was not claimed by a majority
tie the Court that the law works attainder of
blood; therefore this le not a bill Of attainder.
Nor does it appear that it convicted any des
ignated persons, or declared the punishment
of persons who arrayed themselves in hostili
ty to the government, and gate aid and co:a
lert to the enemy, or forfeited their right to
appear In court. This was not a criminal, but
A civil Proceeding, which Afflicted private
fights retrospectively.
With regard to the Missouri case, the gnu
tion involved rested with the State. Theca',
stitstlonal- 'restriction that Congress shall
make no Jaw abridging the freedom of reli
gion, was not applisable.' Justice story esyc
The whole power was left to the State, to be
unrolled • according to 115 judgment. The
Constitution of Missouri says no such persou
IS are dourlbed shall exercise their functions
umess they show their loyalty. Cases were
quoted in support of this point.
I,
On• Tuesday morning Mr. Mavens will ca
p his enabling act for the Southern slat •
arra endeavor to press It to a vote on Wedztes.
day.
Mr: Asbley, on.TuoulariWlll submit ha 6 sub:
stitute for Kr; Steyons' bill, the measure
agreed upon by the Committee on Territories.
This bill abolishes the present Southern State
governments and ail laws made in pursuance
thereof. It call. upon all male citizens over
twenty-One years of age, who can swear they
have not aided the rebellion eller the Ith of
March, 1E64, and would have complied with the
Pre.i luta proclematlou of the nth of Decem
ber, MU, If opportunity -tad been offerfel
them; who can owner they never 111-used
Caton soldiers. and will henceforth be true to
their allegiance to the government, to organ-
De constitutional governments in their rim.,
neotire States. It calls for a convention of
sweart States or delegates
thewo am
they never votunteally aided rebel
lion in any way. Those conventions shall
'de
termine Il they, will accept the terms propos
ed by Congress, and If so, shall. appoint tam
=batons to provide for holding clef:MMus.
ulopt a new constitution, inect Suite officers,
and prepare Inc admission Into the lian:.
Each- Constitution shall provide against
slavery, all laws to be Impartial as to race
an d vigor; rebel 'debt shall not be pal& nor
Ices from emancipation of eleven; free schools
without distmetion of valor of pupils shall be
established, and no parson that held civil,
military or - naval offices lathe Confederacy
shall oe allowed to hold any odloe except by a
two.third vote of the Legislature. In case of
rebellion, Congress shall tiara the right.te de-
Mare a cremation of its relations with rebel
lious States until such- State le thoroughly
purged of Its disloyal m ty. W Tee Coratitution•,poople
mint be =tie-b a rttof am
of each Statel d
, who y
can Wu o t he oath''( loyal
ty. Alter the ratitientlon.of the Oonatitutleu;
the Senators and Representativee shall be
elected, but not admitted until Congress do
clams the Mine entitled to representation.
Cis further provided that in case the States
decline to accept these terms they shall Submit
to Congress a plan of restoration; providftg
this sa id pica recognizes the Consilintlint of
the United Stalin Y in, Slipreine law of fits
land, that the State Constitutions shall gear•
ante,. to ail freedom - eiiiallty before the
law. and sufrage mast be Impartial without
regard to race or rotor. The robot war debt
and ecislipenattiOn for abivoa will unit be ab
smiled by - gimlet-States; or claims be brangbt
against Le Vatted States for them. All laws
recognizing &Wray or, which exclude the
testimony of persons of color, or deny the
right of trialbylury, or malice color a Mime.
Lion, shall be null and void. The provisional
govornme nte May suspend the _writ of habeas
corpus in cue of resilianceior authority, and
call on the government for aid.
• proposition Is made -to divide Tease in I
two States lidera Zgg•,rlrs¢rols;. , ion - into the
BENS:TOR cOWAlibi saes •
it is understood that the President today
nominated Senator Cowan Illaister, to Ass
tria ClyfL in:Ma:MINT AT 101 50t;711..
The Counalttes on Territorles lull instruct"
ed Mr. Ashley to report hie Amendment t o the
bill to re-establish civil government in hi Oilli
Caroline, as• substitnte for Stevens'
lirrinniAb lierSitrr.
The total receipts of f nternal ltiovenue since
tr.e first of Jely amount to It Is
thought tbe entiro receipts of the year will
armed all estimates by twenty Or even thirty
mil/lons of dollars. It appelips from °Alegi
documents that nearly eighty‘feur millions of
Internal revenue were collected In . the first
collection dist:tut of Illinois during the year
In thrse.fogrilis of the year 1E)O% two
droll and cigistyelz thousand four hundred
and ninety 'Maoris =IVA In the .ciottoi;
States Iron foreign countries.
IXTIN,TIOII or Tos 111:71094j. ann.
There le little opposition in the Gotenatteo
en Genldng and .Gerreeep, to atoltandalCs
bill for the extinction of the national debt in
thir la 4l Z Yenta, la a sitikinF tuna, nidie the
opposition from the banks is leas than nes or
peeled.
of troops.
FON:TIM 2402107.. 1.1.mr1 loth [lofted
States tnn liai nuu' l t riY 11 1
t un oVtavA
figrOrit k , and ItatticiAg
n ight •pa the Illooli:eld• • ItlicaOstrl 'tor ZieW W
t.." to , relieve the colored regiments who
vo tocp irliUrcrid 94S of tho orrice.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, .JANUARY to, 1867.
YRON MENKO.
TILE HOPELESSNESS OF THE
IMPERIAL CAUSE.
Moving En Masse
to the Coast,
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'ELDI.OOCIRANCY .
OF THE CAPITAL
BY - THE LIBERALS.
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Saw Oni.v.axe, Jan.l4.—lly. letters of Decem
ber fatb, from the City of Mexico. from best in.
formed autborittes et the Imperial Court, we
have tho`toMowing important intolligenec i
The French trench are moving en manse to
Vera Cruz. General casteluau leaven the city
sumo time Lu the month of February. General
Casteluau and tug french later Trent to
see the Emperor at Puebla, atilt obtainea the
promise from him of abdicating twenty
day..
It abeam, that the answer of the Liberal
chiefs to the invitation aunt them tor, cooper
ation. leaven no hope that a Gongre can be
.had, and , the Emperor ,must uhdleat The
Emperor is governed by his confess° , Pere
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The Imperial Generrls Ilarquex and Mira
mon are seizing men and hones wherever
'they can lay hands on them, IT order to all
the ranks of their army.
The Liberals arc all around the City of Mex
ico. The Americans are desirous of getting
away, and all are taking out passports. Thu
Lam:tale most get poueedon of the city be
fore lonin but the last eflort of the Reaction-
Istselt is feared. will be a desperate one, '
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Letters sent by et messenger extraordlnarY,
who lest the capital December Mb, leave no
doubt but that the French army will leach
the sea coast ready to cabal k some tame be
fore they had been expected, and that the
Emperor, Maximilian, will leave the country
to the poasesaicil of the. Liberals. TbooaDing
out of the forces of all the northern Mexican
States. and their advance in force upon the
capital, must soon result In capture. The
City of -Merle° Itself is strategically
tensln:m
-.llole. A call has boon Issued to ung
men of the City of Hamm° appealing to their
Patriotism toJo in the ranks of the,Liberels,
and obey nolonger the' orders of a foreign
ddhaL
The Imperial General Lozada has pronoun
ced, at too head of his troops, against the Em
pire, andatates in his proclamation that be
will observe armed neutrality in lite district
of Nailing. The doeument bWod by Gen.
Carlos Elves, and *large number o
of other 0211-
tern.•
The Minister of France and General Castel
'ruin left Mexico on the twentieth to see Alexis
'They. had a stormy interview. and
'the report Is that the Emperor Lai abtileated.
' as Austrian frigate, to eery? , Maximilian to
Europe, has arrived at Vera Cruz.
1 The merchants In the city of Mexico are snit
• fertile from the embroglio between the French
and imperialis. deliver ChstOre House in the
'city refuses to any goods which left
,tyera Crux after the 12th, the day on which the
'French took possession of the customs.
1=
The steamship Cassithdris arrived at thin
port this morning from Vera Crux direct, and
brings the following highly important intent.
genre from the - eity cif ataxic°, of the Ath
The het detachment of French troops from
the ulterior, under Central C.taguy, is ex
pleated daily In the.caultal, when „all the
forces would commence their movements t
ward Vera Cm.: Marshal Betakes expected
to leave the capital hbout the teb instant.
£ll the abandoned cities are being occupied
by the Literals. Guadalajara, van bah, it.,
being In their liana.
General Mirsmou leit the capital to\
them places, but is. generally believed he
would not succeed.
The great iliMeuity with the I immrtal ists is
the went of money_ and erre,. General Meits
had become dlssatisatil and abandoued the
cause. The EmPerte, blinded by advise . ..ties
resolved to continue the struggle ant-had
itched the Capital.
istiered by many that the Emperor. un
the do t :Art=l,of the branch, would abandon
the country.
The French troops are expected at Vera
Cruxes the first of February ; and on the drat
of March all the expeditious corps, it is be
lieved, would be embarked for France.
ktLEH&E=LE. I ,
IPOCtOIND ISEASION.)
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reTIT,NS
Put'trona were presenten for the paosago oi
the pending terdt ; for Increased pey of
unity officers; for recoustructrou on bash; or
equal rights ; aculust curtailment or rttc cur
reeOy.do. Alsothe moutortal of the Minne
sota Legislature for an appropruoton tor lm•
pravernent of the Idleslielppl Moor.
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TIIIITCXTIARIX.S IX TICIMIVI/alt,
A bill was pulled to act Vide the net pro
de of tuternal Revenue., fu the Territor
1e57-$4, for the erection of peniteUtiarica.
Mr. Liti . U. celled Ms the bill to change Site
mods of appointing rens ion Agents ; 1110V1-
Mug Chet theyettoeld hereafter be oppolzmd by
the Preuldent with advice toad consent of the
Rotate. •
Mr. fiUMNEWS amendment requiring that
ell offleere and egrets of the bovernment,
• whom salaries or Ices exceed a 1,003 must be
bronenned by the Senate, wue opposed by Mr.
ki, ales said be would prefer aas an in
dependent proposition. It was rejemed—
yea' IA reps
OHS TENURE OT 0 V MIC L.
The morning hour having expired, and the
unfinished badness of Imlay being in order,
the bill Wier:data tenure of once Limn up. •
Kr. Kendrick's amendment to strike out the
provision that no vacancies shall he tilled ex
cept with. the advice and consent of the Sen
ate, the duties of ends *thous to be exercised
w.thout eateries, fees or other emolument by
such other officer es may by law exercise such'
powers, was debated by tdessrs. II EN
COWAN, WILLIAMS and I.ll.l:LlticalE 1 SE,N.
Mr. SHERMAN .111 till too but contemplated
nte king unconstitutional or revolutionary.
Of the two that:wand eve hundred removals
made by the President since last summa[, no:
one hundred have been reported to the Sen
ate. If ne believed the President would try
to harmonize with the Senate, and send in
other names, after hie nominees bad been re
jected, he would be willing to let him oil va- ,
cuticles but the President had manifested no
cues
BErlit 3 .l .' tlir Kell that Mr.
pr e-
althdraer the exuendment for the pre
sent, and let 'debate proceed on the general
=eater:if the ' •
The amendment was withdrawn.
Mr. BOWE - moved" to strike out the words
"expiration of 'term or other cause" from the
third zectian, which reacts as follows :
°That:titer resident shall have power to ell
all Vecanctel which. may happen during the
recede of the Senate, by reason of death, resig
nation, expiration of term of once or other
lawfuecause, br emoting commissions which
snail explie at the end of the next session.
thelealter.o •
l he amendment wan agreed to.
Kr. WILLIAMti spoke generally in favor of
the bill.
After Executive session the Senate adjourn
ed,
HOUSE,
SILLS Ann atiotcriosS tsinoorr
Bills bnd tannettions :wore introduced :hot
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the President cause written or printed
discharges to be given to • all volunteer cowl-
missioned olgeors who have been honorabl,
dLscharged from the army or navy; abrogat
ing for the future certain privileges of citi
zenship for acts of rebellion against the .Vni
tad States, and providing for the restoration of
these Plitliegen in certain cases; for the pity-
Mort OlhOonty to reprezentativel of Peddlers
killed or wee tinsel:Una lA themtlitary arrvien
oj the United States, whose t re- e st a bl i shment
was lean th an One year; tO civil
• goverrlMOnte ln file StAlltVe lately hi rebellion,
egeepflttierentleaSee. The hills . wens all re-
Sorrell,
iltertaLso introduced to repeal the tat
on manufactured cotto to amend the 10s.
. t disfranchise no per-
Sellrlat grange act SO as t o on tiOcOsMeaf sem; to establish a mg
bureau; to preteet thorigets of actual settlers
LID poli tic I=4i nuelinil tang th amoun t
t o lin
entered 14 JutYouPlail4 44 ,4 Tet. e
yrory
tura college scrip. .
TUX Ft/ester:lM 0111. ROOD .WITII I.EI nU PulVl
TOE ASIASSINATION. •
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Air.
.1.,4121105 resolution, Offered 'last Mon
day, 'ogling to the leapeacionent. el the Pres
ident., camonp, nod • ilr. Jib Led having with
drswa bla motlop.icir theprevious ucattou,
LOAV read. speech - Sprat nog. t h e
Preablent for aele Of ills ad t o &MOP. find
charging that he 'MB privy to Um asanolne..
Lion of President Lincoln.
Mr. lIALE.rose to a question of order, and
'Said be underStOod the gentleman to charge
h President of the ;jetted states 'with crom •
pilelty in the neinssinst!on of Presidedt Lin.
coin. and asked it slibliTangualre was In or r•
eAtErgeurflgrtießcrlgS ri'a'd",“atCloilltow's.Tt“?gel
t crime (meanlag tber,sytvismatlon of Mr. Lin.
call,) was cOmulittW; the way was mole
clear for 1110 -successor - the assassui , s ,t
wielded aucidireatod by rebel hands and mad
for by rebel gold, undo Andrew Johnson 1 , ,,v8.
Went oi the - binned litstes. The price which
be Wes to parlor the promotion wan treach
ery to thallepublic and Oddity to the lean y
of treason and retninion."
. 11A4-11 teat liteer srditeepu; td
boon prone enced - .hy . air.
Our. LOS denied , be had proceeded firth..
or them tb nentisnoe read.,aud asked
ie What ho 11U0110101 bad been
•
1ir.112.1.E replied that Mat . was the eery
tiling be destrau read.
lllir,L4d.: ( 0044 jte was not under any Wigs.
110115 to furnish any more of the rnannscrlpt
than he 1114 read.
The SPEAKERP remarked that the speech,
bang read from manuscript, at hart not been
taken down by the reporter.
flir. RALE stated that thewords which he
referred to were to the etteet, , substantlally
those read, conveying the direct idea that the
now President of the United States was a par
ty tO the 666.1481110Li011 of -Abraham Lincoln,
and that be contraettal to pay, anal did pay the
prim for that assassination.
.2d.r. LOAN submitted that ua Mr. Hale could .
not give the words excepted to, his point el
order failed. ,
-
. The bri"...1.1i1,1: decided the remarks were in
order, the resolution before the House being
one declaring It the imperative duty of Om.
gross to impeach the President. This being
She Cade, a member has a right testate why he
thinks 2,0. and the Chair cannot restrain WM.
HALE declined to appeal from the decb
. .
The SPEA.K.Eit naked, as a'nersonal favor,
that the appeal be taken, and Mr. WASH-
Might:, of Indiana, complied with the re
niacin, and the appeal was tabled by a vote of
lel to 8. . . ,
BRIES=II=II
hir;IIALL challenged Mr. Loan to specify .
the first particlr of proof of his charges, and
insisted it was due to this body add the nation
thathe should do so before taking hls seat.
Mr. LOAN declined to do so.
The morning hour here expired, +unl the
bill went over till to-morrow. • •
On motion of Mr. It and OURNE, or Illinois,
the Secretary of (tar was asked tor a report
of General Wright and aubordluatos, on the
condition of affairs In To...stand the Atterlier
6 e..rn , ( or the Miners In the case of
More, Indicted in the local courts at Vielp.
berg; with his opinion thereon. '
On motion of Mr. Vnitt, the Secretary of
War was directed to furnish a statement of
the number of email nl alt furnished by tne
6p ring field Manufactory, and the number fur
nished trout other places In and out of the
United Stine, •
err:rem:gem - Or NATIONAL tirIeCLATIoN.
Mr. W IL-ON, of lowa, asked leave to Offer a
resolution against any greater curtalltit ant of
the national elreultvion than four millions of
dollars per month during 1,67, nod that (or the
compound interest ovum authorized - to be
withdrawal. nices of that amount, 'eget
tender notes, without interest, ought to be
substituted.
The House refused to suspend the roles by
a vete of 71 yeas against tri nays, so the reso
lotion was not received.
ISCILLABE Op essf 8 NOTES.
Mr. 1100 Pt It moved a suspension of the rules
to allow the Introduction of a resolution that
it Is not expmllent to Increase the amount of
national bank notes for circulation beyond
Ithe two hundred millions of dollars author.
Iced by law, •
The House refused to suspend the rules.
Yeas e 7; nays hi—not t Ivo-thirds.
1101:XTII3 TO LOYAL scavz OW:VCR;
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...1Ir.4.:001: from the Judiela• y . Committee rep
,yearted a Joint susiPeritl tag the op
',erector, of the 24th section of the act of 24th
'of February, 1E64, which authorizes payment
of loyal cezuers ot colored volunteers. • It Was
passed by 10: agnltast
wrrlinnAlrAr. el LrOLI. I . ls):ktr. crnetetr.
The House refused to susPend rules t 0 n 1
low Mr, cuLixoel to otter a resolution in
structing the Ways and Means Committee to
report a hill for the repeal of all laws giving
the Secretary of the Treasury authority to
withdraw any Legal Tender currency. :rota
circulation. except compound inteeest notes,
whipla shall has funded in, ponds of the United
States as they mature. •
istroniastoS or Cooties. ..
Mr. .131..N.K$ .offurel a resolution .that It is
the duty of the government to give effect to
Lilo moral sentitneat °Ube nation through all
tto .6T.ele.• for the purposu of prove.ume
the further introdur . tion or Coolies intollits
heiniephere.' or' adjacent island!. Atlopteal,
unaulmounly.
A metaage W 6.3 reneived from the Prceidea
transmitting the reports from the iieorotarie
of State owl War giving on account of tbo
cm - lotion of Matamoros by the United State
troom In ioyembcr; also another tuessaZ.
giving infoitnation in possession of the Snore
tart' ;Ante to retkactuato the rermutlon
Chutits..
stms,LoN Or a enqi.SUS.
ibiI . bIIII . OYALIS tialniss of•Nebrookamtue
and the tines tiTiot . Int pestle! tattr.K e was
debuted at lenath. The lipase seconded the
preens. question by a vote of 4$ to W., but
'sante. cowing to vote on the bill , }cornea.
I=
-• Cr.:
' , Teem' ll i.spatch to the. l'itt.,hurgh Gazette
Om v, 14,11‘;6.
The river Is still closed alkovu %lid bolos.
W.thcr mudrtatu. "al mark et dill! at 4r0)4
CITY AND SUBIJEBAN
(ADDITION Al. LOCAL HEWS ON THILD PAGE.
Alle,ketty Counells.—Enutus "iousinas-
I sat eventne, pursuant to custotn,the Union
llepublienti members Of the nenr Allegheny
City CounLil4 held u caucus meeting for the
ndnduat ion of candidates for the various city
nukes wlthi.l their gat. The tuertrug wan
full and uttlin..ded, and consldernble excite
mud es LA , among the different enznlidsdev,
11he were "turtton-hollog" , for preference
among the City Fathers. The CAUCII4 organ
ized ntxml. eigh o'clock,JLLlllo3 blellrler,Leei..
rreeldent of the Seleut Branch, prcalding.
The lollowing wmu the result, the nominations
being Ulltileandtt 1.0 •.
/rtei.,/ /11i.er.:—G.0rr r; tti .each awl firic
it. rrnt.i.
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IMM:=I
Treasure. Mact-rrou.
nlreu rbutinirrionri . .—Thomee Mcgraw.
Nupereariehet of Ira!, Irerk:—(irorer
Miller.
clerk •,1 '
Weigh .11iiser ut Ilionsorel Nen/es—John N. Ed
.
Ma. , trr
It Scco,tl llitra &Wes-11144
I.lir te,.
Irhorf ...Ito:ler—George fintchlnxon.
lihur ding &Dilutor—Mehl over.)
Nod I z.rr( or. Una Aleuturer o/ 11 - ood tool
ore—Mendelor
52Er==M=1
CStla SOUri f01 , —..1. 11,..c0mb 3 .
..-Issraral gtr Cara 71, -, s—lt. Ithea.
Asse.sur or Water R , Nta—Ailrautm Davi
. •
naur of City Ifolf—Jooeph Marshall.
Board Aim orrrro—lltat want, - Itobt.
Second wan!, Of lillam Murdoch; Third' word,
.lames 11, Campbell, Fourth ward. .autlrew
Irox ninon.
We tensor our rlneere thanka to our ALM
glieny fi wads for tau nomination 01 cur Jour
nal mf one ot theollleml poporsof tan city, and
stool endeavor to perform our daily In tee su
ture an we have In the pont, In a menu., 011110-
factory to nll Owen. Interemetl.
• Tao Connell , a 111 meet to•tflalat al their re
ifpeetivo cham oure for toe purpose of electing
tile °Meer. nommatod anal this transaction at
other lutilneaa.
Gree' Irtifriy Onyn Sate. -
Our readers will not forget that the groat
sale of goods, regardless of cost, Is now going I
on at the extensive salesrooms of T. A. Mr.
Cielland, Nos. it and fi7 rlfth 7qtrt.anil that
hargalus such as have never before been
offered to thla neighborhood are offered. The
stools embraces all kinds of boots, shoes, gait
ers, and every hang imaginable In the way of
durable, Comfortable, well made and desirable
aridelo of pedal covering, dry-goOds suitable
for winter wear, dress goods of the best styles,
clothing for men and hors, clothing materials,
woolen broods for lathes , wear, furs, man's, VW
!urines, vials and an endless variety of choice
house tornishlng goods, £O. For ooPro
cadent.' bargains, nail- at atatilellanits. The
salesrooms are upon your way to or from the
market. and economical shoppers anti every
other body Interested In bargains shonld cull
In, brain lue the st.k and inquire the priceo.
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Anoltter lkwittiepte ItArdouod,
'Thomas lingitee,eonelcLed in January, Let)ll,
of murder In the second degree, and sentenced
to ten years and eix months Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary, line been pardoned by the
(lament/iv of the State. Hughes, it Will ba re
ebileeted, kneed annul, a stranger in the city,
'at the railroad olepOL Olt Liberty eLreet, by
ehooting him with a pistol, oiled for it," soil
captured about n yeitrpiterwanis in Pall
,L,huolda. Thu murder was committed 1p
I t. li ugh. vaq tried 41,441,16 cm, m,swasts.
w od,w, defending Wn, and nu ›unten
,egt cm the lids of the saute
Monday School .Teneher C/1131.1.-011
day evening of inst week, after the prayer
meeting, the friends and members of fir. Dig
by's Stimiay School class met Monart
for the purpmm of presenting slum with Wait
-1441 e:.ste, on whirl] wan 'lnscribed "Iti Mr.
Iron 111,111510 Class, Jan. Ist,
'Kn." floe. lierrlek Johnston made the pre
sentation for the class.. Mr. Digby respond.
ed, and after giving a brier history of his early
religious education, returned thanks for the
substantial token of respect and esteem. Dun
smith S. Co.. Fifth street, supplied the cane,
7131 , 31 Outslital to elegant
. .
Pll[llOl3 l E4l by the Piorildeut..-11cory Lit
tle, convicted at a late term of the United
Platen District i;ourt of nominal{ s. counterfeit
toNdoilet , hill ouf the , keeper el f.olontibu
Smithfield ttrcet,w oc „i o „ oe , to the reei_
tentlifTY, boa been pardoned by the President.
Theire o et
100 CC
taltlintano etrciumi,itunes
le the cf , 951. latic being only
•:!llt.fien years old. lie had enjoyeil o good TON
station previous to the t0MV214161011 of thin
to which he Wes evidently brought by
another and older party, whohue the
bill to pass.
TPo Vigilant Fire Compani
tiro non gloomier built at the Arg-
Vn a tivra r t%ble V rA i ttr
old gloomier will be taken-In part paytaedittir
the balder& .
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COERT REPORTS,
Trial List for This DOT.
Cosmos Ptsa3--.7mlge Sterrett.
'XL Wallace vs Little. .
Do. Do. et al.
213. Miller vs Lees. .
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212. Shane vs Carr.
219. Bough va Gardner.
2 . .9. Robinson vs Lehrsporger.
Leech vs Lohmer et ox.`
222. Connell vi Lowrie.
22.1. Nana vs Shaul!.
VG. Kerr vs young.
DISTRICT COCIIT.—JUdge Hampton.
I,,7.Ardeato 011 Co. Vs. Tack, Bro. dt Co.
...t. W. Foster a Co. vs;Poter Coleman
77. Thompson. vs Thompson.. •
• 7s. Fisher vs tilllearne a 1111tehelL •
SO. Couram vs Barnes.
sl. Cheestaro vs Penna. Insurance Co.
FT. Thompson vs 112musebrright et al.
01. Briggs a Mulverhl.ll vs Briggs.
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• s (10•11.11itt Szsamea—Judge Stowe.
Commonwealth TS Robert Mahoney. Indict
ment murder—for killing James McOnteheme.
at Sharpsburg, on the night of liept•ember 6,
1866. The defendant le a colored man. De
ceased &viewed shortly before his death, that
be was lying on the porch and got vp about
eleven o'clock in the night toga toenails board
ing house. Finding the front door locked ho
went to the dining-I'oom window, and hoisting
it was in the act of getting lute the room when
no was spoken to by some one be did not know.
he (deceased) replying that he was a boarder
and was not going to hurt any one. lie was
then shot whilst he was in the window. De.
fondant was employed at house, that of C. W.
Roam, in the borough of Sharpsbarg.
pilaflSM eroart
Before Judge ILrmproa.
This Court met Monday . at 10 o'clock, and
prooessiod with the ejectment ease of Walla
vs. staffer. which went to the jury:agent noon.
No verdict at adjournment.
Emma Wall vs. Dr. John E. Shaffer. Action
In ejectment for the one-sixth of orie-half of
sixty-five acres of land in Elizabeth township.
By agreement of counsel, note. of the trial
in the former case were submitted In evidence
and a verdict pro forma taken for the plain.
tiff, subject to the opinion of the Court In
Bane upon the question of law reserved, viz:
Whether the deed of Brisbane Wall, of •aa
August, ISCO, to Dr. Shaffer, conveyed the title
.of Emma Wall, the present plaintiff, tohim
or nett if it did, then judgment to be entered
for the defendant, non 46 garlic reredtao. But
If not, then judgment to bo entered on the
verdict for the plaintiff.
William H. Brown va.AlbertYoung. Action
to recover three hundred dollars, the stated
value of a "French Creek" flab boat, carried
from its moorings at the Munoiligahela Bridge
by a flood, and caught adrift near - Blidlicele
Becks, abOut two miles down. the Ohio. Oa
trial at adjournment. , • •
Common Pleas Court
This Court met on Mouday, 14th. Judge Siter
zest oo the bench.
Hobert Hays vs. William Thompison. Am.
don la ejectment for TM acres of land In Jeff
.
arson township. S. A. Durelance, Esq., for
plaintiff, offered 1.3 evidence of. title a deed,
(dew/ Jan, ilth, 19614 to Hargeret Ellen
Thompson, (now deceased,) who subsequently
became the wife of defendant, for the , land 1
question, which oppugned a condition for the
payment to plaintiff of an annuity or ''7ll.
coed Li on coed Lion had not.. boesl complied with.
Roped. W Esq., for defendant, objected
to the d as'irreveleati Ha contended that
a non-com lianee with the condition did not
amount to forfeiture of title, and that the
remedy of laintiff wee not to ejectnoud, but
in an action for emeriti of comment. The Court
sustained t °offer. The jury found a verdict
In favor of plaintiff for six cents damages, to
be release( upon payment ol the annuities
due, algell, with interest from Jan. lot, 1957,
payable A . ill Ist, 1869. -
Objectio • was made to the yordictin conse
quence of he unreasonable length of time
allowed fo , the payment of amount of plain
titre claim and ou motion of Hr. Dorris/me
the Court raided a new trial, and ordered
the easel: be put ir upoe the l aal . list for ro•
.1 rule w. I granted no Christ tiraff and Thos.
Gamble, d. foultingimors, to show cause why
&indium). to rhoula not issue ageing them.
Charles lowans administrator vs. Gullett
.t Applem te. . Action to recover on two ore.
missory n. tes, one, (fatal December 9th ,1114.,
for four h . odred dollar., and the other, dated
July let, is • on one thousand thirtygive dol.
lets. The defendant. plead the statute of
limitation suit having been brought so late
as March, • ", not within eth years, es requir
ed. Verdi t for defendants.
Henry SI, War vs. Philip Sheplarfs admin.
lotrator. J figment confessed for nine hun
dred and se ontyweves dollars.
glary It. T. era vs. Joseph Wilson, admints
tieter of D, E. B. Simpson, deceased, with
notice to 1.0 Isa Simpson,devleee and beir-at.
law of said ocedeot. I'laintilf claimed that
the estate of Dr.himpson was justly ndebted
to her in the suet of a5OO, with Inter i st from
October Ist, ~, ,S, for money received by him
in his Urea •. e, being too balance of money re
maiming in • is hands on which he paid the in
terest. Non •to or pblthation to writing was
given to plat. tilt, bui, Dr. b. always admitted
having the .. ouoy by annually paying the in
terest therm,. down to October, a 55. The facts
as stated we , e established, and it appeared
that the legs cc had refused to allow the claim
for the reaso • that there wee nothing found in
the books or . mon g the paperspaying It. of decedeet d to
ust the u •• nistrlitors Ver
ictifyin faro of plaintiff in
for the amount
claimed. $l3l. ',.'
William J. slier so. William J. Huffman,
administrator of William Lowrie, deceased.
Mr. White, co noel for plaintiff, took a non-
Mt.
4 het fo
the I-ourt ad
r ho,liy baying been displayed of,
urnell till today 01 9 occiock.
of 'Quarier Sessions.
met Monday forenoon, at ten
. Stowe and Mellon on the bench,
Cons
Tilts Court
clock,iud
and the.
COVIIT Ve'd STATION hare cast
Was proceed with, occupying the entire day.
lilehael Suil 'ran wm the defendant. and Mag
gio s utl Wan,ged it yea-rs:the prasecutrix, at..
tended by h parents. Mr. and Mrs. Inman.
The counsel n the case were: TLlOlnnettow
a-d, Esq.:for Commonweal th ,
W and John /1.
!laminae—R. . 31orrlson, and .D. Modre,
1 1,.
Esq... for the defense. We need not repeat
toe facts, nor descend to particulars, having
already given hat is at all tit for publication
concerning in case. At the conclusion of the
arguments of counsel the Court adjourned.
Judge Stowe will charge the jury this morn
ing.
--...
Stealing C othlow from she Pioldiers .
.11ems.
' A late Mims a of the Soldiers' 'Some. in the
Ninth weld, n amed Thomas J. Montoe, wee
committed jail on Sunday. by Alderman
Donaldson. o by Dr. C. D. Mtog, Sur
goon at the 11 c, with the larceny of cloth
ing and other articles, from that institution.
Monroe. It appears, hal boon In the army, and
some time ago wan aZinitted to the Home on a
certificate of 'a physician. After being there
some tame, he was, during the temp o rary al.
seine Ma ward master. placed to b inthin.
in this office he was required to make out pa
hers. draw and give out the clothes to the In-.
males, ke. During his occupanCY of the Ppd.
lion rem ions articles of clothing were missing
from time to time; and Monroe is the suspect.
cd thief. At one time a colored man happened
to enter the absent ward master's room, when
ho found Monroe in the act or looking at tile
contents-of that oMcer's carpet ta ck. The
colored man,. whose name is George Wathlng
ton, told Monroe to whom the lithigs belong,
cal when the latter remarked that he didtth
think he would return again, at d If be did not,
ho (Monroe). would divide with Washington.
At another time Monroo's wife and daughter
visit,Nl Aim, and tad a basket with them. It
D thought Leat snipe of the missing article'.
sucli as drawers, Wks; etc., were token at
the time. Some of the _articles were round
Un er Mouroo's hod tick. The colored man,
Wilknington, was committed as witness.
Sent to DiUpon*.
Mary HWY, 1 1 10 Yiiniag Woman eolllllUtted
to Jail. by Alderman Donaldson, a lbw days
ago, for surety of the peace. and believed to
be insane, Wee bethyp J. tulips aterrett, tn the
Common Picas room, yesterday,' an applies-
Lien having been made by fledrge IL. Cochran,
Ury.,to have her sent to the Asylum at
mord. Several persons with whom she had
lived us a servant, also her stepmother, were
present and testified that they behoved her
mind to be disturbed, and that it was Unsafe
for her to be at large. Dr. McCandless, Jr.,
Ito Jett phyaiclan, whose attention had aeon
called - to her, Stated that she was laboring un
der great mental aberration, but might be ro.
stored under •prOper treatment. The young
yeoman herself was askedby Ills Honor what
oho bad to say. end replied by making a long
and Incoherent atatetuent concerning ha;
troubles, affording additional evidence of tier
demented state. She was no% Tielmit, bpi
there was a vacancy in her gage, and once she.
I was= there teemed tip by no end to bar talk.
Tim burdSu Of her complalln was that some
persona had endeavored to damage. har char
acter, with a view Of preventing lion marriage
with a youne inanti Ithosci ohs woo engaged.
The Court made t he required order for her
tratislor trom the Jell to Dirdnont..
Ito iiinlissoce.—Mr. J. B. Militates, represem
thug the Board of Health. Sob W 1 %47 Made to .
formation before Altleffrah, Morrow, chi.o
- NY inalfrcil liaric with maintaining a
aucianoth beenie .the a n d
owns tenth.
mcnta on Virater street, and on of th(1411) i 4 pro.
Tided with 4 alookleg chimney, which for
want otripairtn. 3, endangering the health
of the temente ntut tits naigubors. The de
fondant, Wee brought fore the hidennati
whom ehe fined 115 a n d emitted to pay the
, •
o A W tt i e l e o re n e
! = ne m im!a'
kPpeff —Tn o
start q j
i um
and 4134,0 km been pubecrlbe4.
. .
PRICE 'THREE CENTS.
11=1:=
To those who would Late an adequate idea
of the pork and hear peeking interest of Pitts
bomb, we would re - eord a visit to the
peeking home of Messrs. F, Sellers & Co., on
the corner o Fenn antriVerne streets, in the
Fourth ward. There is ho more 'fitting place
to obtain a large kncoiledgt of this business.
Tho extent and variety of the i:knees trans. ,
acted by this firm are very._ great, and enor
mous quantities of sugar cured hams, sugar
cured beef, breakfast bacon; aide. and shoul
ders, besides great numbers of beef tongues,
are Perpetually turned out from the curing
department of- the Mtablislanent. •lobbera
will search in vain for so favorable a place to
deal in the articles mentioned. They are sup
nhed in almost unlimited quantities, of the
very higheet qualities. and at the most rea
sonable terms-
It le also greatly to the interest of all mi
ners, railroad and milicompanles to tam their
attention to this house, for the extra No. I and
No. 2 lard oils turned out hero in large
quantitiee are fur lower In price than all ant
!mad ells, and far better than any mixtures
that can be devised as lahrleatore. Besides
these oils, the firm supply the best possible
"mill grease," and so much are all these In
favor with practical men that most of the
rolling mills in this city end neighborhood
are eapplied by this house. Other very im
portant articles turned out here, are - the
star candles of every superior grade, and the
.olean soap, winch has become so popular for
I its many excellent qualities.. I
• The building Meuplett by tide Innis alarge
three story !amen:a° on the corner of Penn
and Wayne street. More properly It consists,
I for proctical purposes of four stories, the cel
-1 i gr bang used to as much purpose as -any Cl
the Upper portions. The cellar extends the
entire ietigth of the building and Is divided
Into three *lmpartments; lathe centre portion
is stored the barrelled lard used in mane.
(suturing lard oil. /a the division au the
right ere the - great proems used for pressing
the oil from the lard. The products ofthie ery
the extra lard oil, and'the prime ethane.—
Other preened, are above for the making of
N 0.." oil from Isle. S Lard. The bard cakes
which remain after the - MI has been express.
al, are "stamina," and are used {or making
tae world famous star candles.
The third division of the cellar federated to
the salting and rtmingorubulic meat,"oonsist
lag principally of eboulders and aides of pork,
winch are - kept hero badry salt until reedy for •
smoking. in the cellar also are three large
apartments for supplyiug smoke JO the three
smoke houses which extend up through the
three upper stories.
The drat floor is devoted mainly to pickling
hem, which are packed in casks, where
tinware kept until ready • for amoking. The
second story i also devoted to the sugar mi
ring of hams,beet ham. beef tongues and
breakfast bafen. The third story- is occupied
by
the c citU r tf;:l h i o rt t r le m en 'f." l 2 s r li e isi a el n it "P'
-4r
Mr. Sellers, the ptivelpal of the Arm, is one
'of the most widely and favorably known of all
our beeinesa Inca. For many years be has of ,
cupletl a leading position in venous branches
of manufacturing and mercantile business,and his name alone Is suMelent gnarantee—if
any guarantee were wanted, for an interest so
firmly established—tor the first class eharac.
tar of the establishment. Moors. Owens and
Dunseath, the gentlemen associated with Mr.
Sellers, are also wel/and favorably known as
'business man Of excellent rapacity and high
standing.
The Insurance Companies—Anutial
Election of Directors.
The stockholders of the Several. insurance
companies of the city, yesterday elected Di
rectors for the ensuing year. We give below
the result of the elections: ,
detsonowv.--John Irwin, Jr., John D. !'eta
!Cord, C. G. Massey, Liarvey Chlldo, Thoinas J.
lioskinson, Wm. Dean, Francis halters, Chas.
!Rays, Robert H. Davis, B. L. Fahnestock.,! Geo.
D. Re Grew, W. IL. Everson. •
•
Pcorres'.-Wen. Phillips, Join Wail, John
F. Parke, Capt. Joke L. Rhoads, Wm. Vanklrk
'C. H. Love, Samuel P.Shrlverolames D. Ver.
nor, Charles Arbuckle, John M. Kirkpatrick,
Capt. James Miller, Prank S. BolselL
Msurescerezna sun Mencns:lTS.—lames I.
Bennett, A. N.' W. Painter, John W. Chalfant.
Robert. Lea, /11111 1 11 p10hc7.. 1 . 0. Pershing, WU
lle.m Walker, Mark W. Watson, IL G. Bushnell,
John Wilson. lienry A. Weaver, W. A , Geed.
Joseph Walton.
BOLTII /ell Plac sun 111 C. Gray,
D. N. Park, Jam es Gore, H. %%Wirer, Jr.,Jake
11111. Maury Lloyd, James IL Wright, John
John P.Sallth, F. M. Gordon, 2r, J. Btgley, Da
vid Crawford.
- • .
GEnaresn—C. lIo•reler, P.
Ltabormann. Ed. de
Barnum IL VErgele, C. Ehtehfleld, II Z.
White, Joseph Leog E. Morgenstern, George
Gent, Jobe George heyboldt. A. G root
ringer, Gottb. tichwexz, E.
Itorhlcaste.
Great Bargain• la ctetbing—lmmense
Reduction In Price. •44. D. llamaley's
MD and 336 Liberty Street.
Our renders need again be reminded that the
grand closing out sale of fall and winter cloth
ing continues to draw largecrowds of purcha
sers at the extensive, salesrooms of J. D. .13.4.-
inaley, 334 and i Liberty street. live * hurt'
Arad overcoats made from the best of materi
al and to the best style, still remain unsold
and will be disposed of at prices moth below
the actual cost. In addition to these
there
willalso be found a full line of all. styles of
men's clothing, drawers, under shirts, dress
shirts, cotton and woolen hosiery. soaps, Iles,
suspenders. gloves, and a general assortment
of gents furnishing goods. Theproprietor.le.
signs removing into Ms new and palatial store
opposite the Union Depot, in a-very short time
and hence his determination to close our, alt
or Ms present sleek of goods regardless of cast
or Invoice. Gentleman in need of any article
In
the clothing line should at On
such to
Itainaloy's and secure a bargain, suelv as will
not be offered again for a long while. Remem
ber the place, 334 and .306 Liberty street..
Good Place to Go When DWI
Most men who keep sObor regard the May
or's °lace as a very good place for drunken
men to go. Most men who get drunk regard
it an au admirable place for drunken men to
stay away from. An exception to the latter
rule turned up in Allegheny yesterday morn
ing.' An Americ .0 citizen, one-armpl and of
Teutonic extmetion, wended his weaving way
for a time through the streeta of our sinter
city under the leadership of tanglpfootod
spirits. Ills organization was very poorly
Y
for the time bring at ell even. ,
Perhaps the absence of his arm destreSed the
equilibrium of his physique; at an rate, be
was
lmd very hula equilibrium left- Y.
The p Ore
meet toe bread, and the breadth of it
tired him. At length, wearied out with car
rYing much weight,' hehrought np fer rest
ing spelt at the o ffi c e of Mayor Morrison. Me
staggered in and etumbied into a chair. The
°dicers present saw hp* it was. The man was
very tired and needed prolonged rest, so they
.chuckpl , ' him into a cell where he would not
be disturbed until this morning, when it :APS
be hoped lie will be entirely recovered.
For tho laver Xplyo,
The inner man and the outer man monopo.
lire pretty much the attention of the whole
MAIL By the time a man has fully effected
his arrangements. by which ho is to clothe his
surface and teed hie Interior economy from
day to day,, be has, If he belongs to the ortli
naryrun of men, but little thought to bestow
elsewhere. The Inner man-4/m stomach—
comes In for more than au ogee' share or dot
ly miglety and daily attention, nod the place
where the best, chances for the stomach are
effects], is the piaci:molt people are. particu
larly anxious to 4nd. view of therm facts,
we would call the careful attention of all our
lady and gentlemen readers to the advertise
ment In another column of this rooming.' Is
sue of Joseph Tricker, a welt knoWn restan,
'vilelt of the city, Mr. Friona hoc Jost
ed a drat class wirier Worm; for 1.1.4.3 and
gentlemen at \a M Glair' t.‘toot, close
rue Suspension Badge; - kverythlirg to to
be
toned at.llloY first elites restaurant Is to be
toned here. Ladles will find en elegant sad
cOmmeillell: dialog saIOOP on the - locoed
floor. Gave Mr. Fr - inter a call.
==!
We recently made the broad assertion that
Dr. Nei - sees Blood . Searcher . taccoMpllshes
more good for suffering humanity than any
other medicine new 1n use upon the face of
the earth,” and, corroborated by the wonder
ful cure which wo publish in another column
at to-day's issue, we bare no Idea of retract
ing. • The present case is selected from among
a number .4 home, the cure of a little daugh
ter of Mr. Neal McFarland, a well known eitt
;en of our city. Dr. lieyser has. reason to be
proud of the suecess which invariably follows
the use of bit Bleat Searcher, at home and
abroad. Biro the suffering have the advert
loge of consultation with Dr. Keyser, who;
from study, experlenceand.the cushier invest
ore of the Medical Degrees is recognised
thoroughly most reliable pliyeiclana.
acqualntal with the anatomy and
ills of mankind. We commend the °eradiate
Pitblishett in another colutos to Ms attention
ampreders, l et ,. ‘ -tug toss it speaks vol
tor the curative powers or. Pr.. BeY•lcr . s
Blood Searcher,
groy4sall Taylor's Leelame,
Last evening. lu too City Loll. Mr. itiYai,a
Taylor lectured on ...Malcolm Ll6.' • Ito did
not pursue the custemnry muthod of telling
Rhmein,„s people, we excel, , but tn what
ti ul rs we come Mean. Lie 11113 severe on
psr o
tiles° narroweassm in thought, add 'oornf
which prevent Moire° ahri.tWoperninnt do.
velooment of individual M: 'We corteillly
notf.attor, nut he cLtd.
to White se
eonot fully concur, either bla asuklyala of
the detects of American Scala?, o , In. the
Meal to which he UMW 81;dratLONwebnItrt
eppreso tho main pupate by which he la
autruntee, •
D. 1.414 a, ettialEnalaa ' arot the Palladialphia
ii.ropo_partuatak masatat goat week to Alm
v.aglo U.+Scosopaol of this cl;y, a hiulUocaer.
tliTer mounted istualot, seamark poser.
al. cote the l,3lM4ra P4 lll Prjal.ag the
COZOPani,
- Dr. Bellows. tide Erentog.--Thht even. ,
telt, at the Acsderol !duel.. Um W. It.
Bellows ts to lecture ender the am t .. 0,..z . bus
Toting llen's Mercantile Library
The subject chosen by Dr. Bollows—.TwoL
Tntrds Through the Inotoentll Centurye—.
one of the largest und most absorbing-tater
est, And when treated with the rich thought,
the thorough culture, the refined intellect and
the finished eloquence which Dr. Bellows
brings to bear upon it, cannot tall to richli Of.
psi all who are sO fortunate u to LIM= to the
lecture. There will be no reserved Seati tor
the lecture Mai erening, and those WhOgo
earliest will secure the best sent , . A isnlint
seat should not be lett Lathe hove, Lora more
flashed spesget, ore more pluming One.
seldom listened to. . • • r .
nave it Volt Arwentlete—For instantly
plating all article') of copper, braes or German
sliver, with pure silver, where worn off h and
for cleansing and pollehlng curer or • ver.
plated ware. Warranted to contain no grdalt•
silver or acid, or any Injurious article. For
ewe by J. Sample, Allegheny, and all drag
• ---- - ._ .
.Wares of Iron Boilers.—e tooel a of the -
Iron /Oilers of this city sad =lulu - to be
whicht the corner of Smltufleld end 'Mb, to
wthe roll medotfooturers of the city arc
lorded to .111nues the Justice and nee:tatty
of .reducingour-(tho Iron hollers) reht.
Nomlniattoos....The Presidad bas seat to
the :Senate the following nomlnettonS. James
Lowry, .Ir., to be ....:nrYeyoso(Cust..ms at Pitt "
:i
Ti._ . C. A% to
surve3vr. of Customs at Wheeling. • •
Additional City and Suburban
on Fourth Page. -
.;13 , alEt alv :4 :114 tztzi a:1;1111
WANTED,--A Young Nan who
can write (fir ...a is seinewhat Mold
In ample kiioK-ILEEPI.Iiti and blathaumbles.
bear • a good situation at &liberal *Vary Ina man.
eitacturliur A elzbgalinuent
1.15re1l Ossetia
WATCHES, CHAINS AND
AT A VERY . SMALL PROM. At
WILL T. WILEY?B
6 Wyll, St, 3d door from
des • "
WHEELER
'WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Have Store Improvements,
• MAIiC6B LEIN .rOlll6.
" a 'Xilla z glaaieVrati. "sr'
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh.
1y10:r1M
BOYS' .WATCHES
STERLING SILVER CASES
BBom•thtno Oleo Corn Ffollfloy PUMA. ttiodO el.
proaaly to ourorder, by oaf of Itto boot Masalse•
tort. o to Xuropo, tioaranted to Do petted.
Time 'Keepers from $lB to $25
DUNSEATH& CO'S
11.7 c., 3P111.313. iStreiot•
ado
THERE Is
. d MLR TOF JHOJYEF IJS
LIMING'S IMPROVED STOVE DAMPER,
A Hr. Lowlll4 alresdy sold I.IXO Dampers In
Bhhtaulher7 ...LT, Pa.. and Ina Just ordered hoi
addluoaal.
Er. French paid ASA for Salem County. N.J.
sold SO3D•mper. In a few town.hilts, and then sold
the remainder of his eounty :or I.l7Ml—all Aphis
six Wee.. Heft
er apurelna FIVE STATES.
A hie. Bird, aft using the Damper on a Stove in
'his hotel. was ...well plea..l.ltb it that Da bought
the right to the state of Sew
THE OLEAN it Is UNIVERSAL:
THE morns LARGE!
STATE A- COUNTY 11101 ITS FOB SALE.
Erne memo for Circular, oration -
. J. N. WHIDDEN.
110.11 Fifth street, Fitt:gni'Eh, EA.
a 3
304.13171111101M1..r. W. 11. IJahlIAW..j. 4.111)1311WW
EAGLE COTTON WORK&
.11.11%. 4 1:MFA'Vitl i air u t
global by Moons. bable, rEbibioCli Alk. CO., or •
r.r Wall y Ma
ma
tbe public that wo =Maas
inabalscturn
Sheeting's, Cotton Yarns, Carps
Chains, Candle 'Wick
and Batting.
orders may be left ,t the °Mee of the Works,
CORMS ISMAILI& SANDUSKY EN 11116113 Y CHI
: _OH AT THE
PITTSBUR GM BREWER YI
Corner of Duquesne Way and Harker'. LUST,
• Pitt yawls Pram
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDEM
A hale assortmemt
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe. Pumps, Sheet Lead, dux,
ALWAYS ON HARD.
164 Wood Street, nearlixth. •
Mre:b7
,89 89 89 189 89 89 89 89
F 'B9l
489 i GO TO
1 89 11 : 1. 033 3EI ,
g 9 i 89 Market Wrest,
rBB'
AND OLT YOLIG
BOOTS, SHOES, &C
-•
, 69 MARKET STREET.
.7 - .
. 89 THY CHEAPEST AND BEET
XET i ME El • ci xqr . sr.
89 No AUCTION _GOODS NEP?.
,diNEB - ROBB, 89 Market Bt.'
89 89 89 S 9 89 89 89 89 89
J. F. STARK & CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner'of Wood and Third Streets.
33171 r ILZSIZI)
UNITED STITES CODS, GOLD, MYR. An WPM
Draw ]Yore sad Bight BIBS nr Szehaage en
EIEGLANT). TRAIKII. GERMANY, max; aq,
Alnls:4olzivr
J. W. JOHNSTON-.
jouNsToN 6,7lCet------"3. at=
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
SILVER-PLATED WARE, ETC:,,
=
I.ll:ttisbrtawatio N•exusak.
w /iir . L.k w. c iela t zaerzas
y. all :ittit4=4
ed*".
HULK CLIMB & CO. •
Practical Furniture Blaitufactlrrera,
CDR. PENN AND WAYNE STREETS
Mies of TURNITIME constaatlvoet bumf
110119E81 HOIISE81:
_ - -
3PCOXII. MAILT.4I3.
ou good, sound WORIC 110119PIScreectwa
nag I. ILL bo said cheap' onb good DZ1L1,7210 ROM
one grzWog . ..lls e lif i . guarantee. to ng
" 1113WAR11'23 1.:IVI L /11% BAIA BTAIII.X._IPIInt .
r . znontgabela, Romig. on NiallAlC
)63
,
HILLIDAtie ' crativrEvr.--Tn•
beanttltd ••t}od•a-•era.•• Qs lar I tabortai
plane of sepulchre. except OnO, ill II 000nt:4
noted on New Brighton rood, Immodlosnly .
:t i t= . A r stlro ' r
Ctlrfr cirwli,
■Laa7 (no.
ALEX. AMEN, •
_rreasommiyr4l.sczeri,
Ho. UM north ihrsetZpb.litb s it. Or*Ufai
Vg.trS i tr.l EkroOrn.s.nOn. weal
ctvl
e=rg"l.ll2 irlliCerr.triler%
W. Juolm, TbOatas ions/. ssq.. Jaenlbn
Killer. Tag.
,
R . T. WHITE b. CO.,
UNDERTAKERX iiNDEVEMMERS
m.t.e.4•=,..woooestitiasligdoet s .
COifni PM 4S Al NAMUR Irmo Oak
isldlia se ISMltsldsal akin:tag algtsFia,
sane tad Caritas Itintstat.
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