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eir Judge Underwood, before whom
an effort was made to have Jeff Davis
admitted on bail, refuses, on the ground
that he is a- prisoner of war. Davis
friends are now making every wort
with President Janson.' Thetrial will
not take place until October next. It
is said five gentlemen are now in Wash.
ington willing to bind themselves in
$50,000 each for his appearance at the
next court.
Mrs. Doctor Marie Walker was
again arrested in New York on Satin ,
day last, for appearing in the street in
partial male attire. She was committed
to prison, but was afterwards released
in $3OO bail, This feminine ex-army
surgeon, claims that she has a right to
dress as she pleases, and proposes to
test the question before a legal tribunal.
Ca - The town council of the borough
of Phoenixville have, passed an ordinarice
prohibiting interment of dead bodies
within the limits - of said borough, on
and after the first day of September
1866. A fine of' not less than one. hun
dred nor more than two hundred dollars
is the penalty fixed againet any one vio
lating said ordinance.
tar A fatal duel was recently fought
in the environs of Paris between
,two
officers ofthe garrison. One of them
was killed on the spot ; the other had
tie breast pierced, it is believed, mor
tally. The doctor's horse, as he. was
leaving the field, took fright, threw him
against a tree, and killed him on the
•
spot.
sr Charles Forbes, late a servant of
Mrs. Lincoln, a few days ago presented
to C. E. Crony, appointment clerk in
the Treasury department, the
. penknife
carried by Mr. Lincoln, and folind in his
pocket when he died. On Saturday
Mr. Creecy presented this relic to Hon.
W. E. Chandler, Assistant Secretary-of
the 'freesia*. •
Gir A memorial signed by. one hun.
dred freedmen of. Charlottesville has
been presented to General Howard by a
committee of the signers. It asliad for
continued military protection, and re
cites that they are deprived, of reason
able safeguards against bodily injury by
their former masters.
iler Messrs. Cowan, of Pennsylvania ;
Green Clay Smith, of Kentucky; Don
little, of Wisconsin; Browning, of Illi
nois; Burleigh, of Dacotah, and Knapp
and Fowler, of the District of Columbia
have been appointed the executive com
mittee of the National Union Johnson
Club for the ensuing year.
ia- The Albany Board of Trade IT
commends that the standard of measure
ment for all grain and seeds throughout
the United States:shall be eentals (or.
one hundred pounds) instead of bushels.
The proposal will be submitted to the
Board of• Trade represented at the De
troit. Convention..
OW Not long since E Ulan llerzmann,_
Rabbi of a Jewish byriagogue in Brook
lyn, was kicked out of his church by . a
portion of his congregation who object.
ed to . his ministration on sectional
grohnds. He a few days ago brought an
action against them, and received $BOO
damages, and his pulpit back':
The ." Fenian Far" has com
pletely given up the ghost. A. good
deal is said about the :Canadian troops
coming over on
,our side of the line to
pitch into tho rear , guard of the depart
ing Fenians ; but it won't amount to
anything.
tar A proposition will soon be intro
duced in. Congress, equalizing the com
pensation of members. Under - the pres
ent rates, aome members receive • over
$lB,OO, pay : and mileage each Congress,
while others only receive a few hundreds
over $6,000. •
eir Gen. Ullman, late of our Union
army, having accepted a similar position
in the Italian army, under Garibaldi,
has received numerous appliCations for
commissions under him. He is now in
New York and will shortly sail for
Italy, ,
fir Prince Alfred, Queen Victoria's
second son, is to take rank in the peer
age of Great Britain, under the titles of
Duke of tdinburgh and Earl of Kent,
and he will assume his'seat in the house
of Lords in a shoit time.
Grlnohißendence day.will be celebra
ted. IClkaShington by au association of
the olakst, inktbitants, and also by the
colored people, who hope to bo escorted
by a colored regiment of uniformed mil
itia, if they can obtain, ,arms.
q Gov. Palsons of Maisano.; urges
the Freedmen's Bureau to increase its
distribution of rations. He saps there
are 100,000 destitute white and blacks
to the State.
TUE PLAN OF RECONSTRUCTION. —A
Republican Senatorial caucus was held
on Friday. The proceedings revealed
the fact that more than two-thirds of
the Senate will support the constitution
al amendment in a modified form. There
is great opposition to the third section
of the amendment, and it will no doubt
be struck out. No Senator favors its
retention. Various substitutes for the
third section were discussed; but the
proposition most favored was one exclud
ing from holding office those who
deserted the United States Congress and
army and navy to take rxrt in the rebel
lion, also the members of the rebel
congress, the oOnfederate cabinet con
federate diplomatic agents, confederate
military officers.‘ of- the rank of major
general and brigadier general, and con
federate naval officers of the higher
grade, ttc. It: was claimed that the
reconstruction measures,, modified in
some such manner, could be passed by
the requisite two-thirds vote, and some
thing. to spare. Messrs. Doolittle,
Cowan and Dixon were not invited to
take part in the caucus.
Colonel O'Neil, the officer, in
command of the Fenian army now in
vading Canada, is the person through
whose instrumentality. Union soidiers
were forced to choose between starving
at Andersonville and entering the rebel
army. Ile was in the battle of Franklin
Tennessee, where he was twice wounded.
He entered the rebel service as captain
of the 10th Tennessee regiment, and was
afterwards made colonel.
eir Oil City is being rapidly rebuilt.
It is intended, that, the buildings now
in course of construction shall be better
than those burned. The Oil City Reg
ister states that it has not heard of a
single person whose building was de
stroyed by the fire that does not intend
to rebuild the same immediately. It is
thought that in the next three months
the place burned over will be " recon
structed " in superior style.
Or Late developments show that four
persons were burned to death at the late
fire in Oil City. • They were sick and
could not be moved. Another man was
injured dangerously by jumping from a
fourth story window. The wire bridge
over the creek was burned ; also, the
Mercantile Library building, which was
six stories high and cost $55,000. The
total loss is estimated at a million and a
half.
Cr A letter from Berlin, says the
Natchez ( Miss.,) Democrat, received
by a gentleman in that city, states posi
tively. that John Wilkes Bcoth, who
killed Lincoln, is in Berlin, playing an
engagement at one of the theatres of
that city. It adds that he expresses
great surprise that there should be so
much credit attached, in this country,
to, the story of his death.
ar The new five-cent coin will be
ready for delivery to purchasers, at the
mint in Philadelphia, about the 25th of
June, and'can then be obtained in quan
tities of fifty dollars and upwards.
Orders accompanied by greenbacks will
be received at once, and the coin for
warded by express, free of charge, as
soon as ready for shipment.
er A man named Salvadore Popara
was sometime ago arrested in geadville
for passing counterfeit scrip. Fortun
ately he was taken to Pittsburgh before
the local authorities could release him
on bail, and so he stands a chance of
going to the Penitentiary.
igar A'full blooded negro woman in
Geneva, N. Y., who was formerly as
" black.as tar," has within the last six
years become entirely white. She is
abilut forty-five years old, and . is in per
fect health. Her hair remains curled
as before.
gir now to make a drunken man so
ber in one minate.—Give him acetate of
ammonia, one and a,half ounces, which
immediately sobers him. It is a very
cheap article, perfectly harmless, and is
easily prepared in all good drug stores.
00' The laying of the corner stone of
the Don 4 1as monument at Chicag has
been postponed from the 13th of June
to the 4th of July, when it is intended
to make a grand affair. The Masonic
fraternity will conduct the ceremony.
gar A gentleman of Jill Paso, 111, has
just received a verdict of $312 against
the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
The plaintiff was . put off the cars and
kicked by the conductor, on account of
some dispute about his ticket.
r The dead bodies of three females,
supposed to have been victims of the
cholera, buried in the water from the
ship Falcon, were discovered on Coney
island beach, near New York, on Friday
and Saturday.
Gir Next Monday the annual war be
gins against the dogs of New York city,
the dog killers receiving, as heretofore,
fifty cents per head for each dog killed.
G - Work on the Union and Titusville
railroad has been stopped—reason, no
The suspension -is : retarded as
permanent.
Catharine lit. Peat,' a Philadelphia
lady, has volunteered ii , nurse in the
cholera hospitahatAtaten Island,
416- - -r&THE MART Fi:TTIA.N.Ii2;v--)
Na os' fit Brief
A man was arrested in St. Louis re-
cently for a murder committed thirteen
years ago.
New Haven claims to be the only
place in the country which manufactures
fish-hooks, needles and steel-bowed
spectacles.
A correspondent of the Montreal Ga
zette recommends the use of the cat•o'-
nina-tails in the punishMent of the Fe
nian prisoner 9 whr,' May fall into their
Lands, to which imprisonment at hard
labor might be added.
There is, a project on foot'among the
Israelites of the United States to build
a magnificent college, for the purp,ose of
educating the young men professin,s that
faith in all the scientific and classical
:branches, but particularly in Jewish•the.
ology.
Victor Emanuel is
_building a palace
in Paris preparatori , to abdicating in
favor of his son.
over $6,000. It' will be proposed. to
pay every member $lO.OOO a Congress
and his actual travelling expenses,
Queen Victoria has given a sitting
for the portrait which she lVds to
present to Mr. Peabody.
Just as a negro was ascending the
scaffold to be hung in Clay tor, Ala., on
the 18th alt., a commutation of sentence
to ten years' imprisonment was received.
The surrender of Leo's army threw
into the hands of our Government .thirty
thousand muskets of Britislimianufacture,
These were sold to a speculator, and
from him purchased at double their orig
inal cost by the Canadian authorities.
Mrs. Albert Sidney Johnson is teach
ing school in San Francisco.
A Jewish house, entire, has been ex
cavated in Syria, dating two centuries
before Christ. It is furnished after the
Egyptian fashion and parts of the Old
Testament were found in some of its
I=
Two colored individuals, rejoicing in
thematnes of George Washington and
Napoleon Bonaparte recently indUlged
in a street fight in Mobile.
It is now a violation of the laws of
Wisconsin for minors to enter billiard
rooms or planes where liquors are sold.
Families in Washington are fast mov
ing away, partly on account of the de
crease of business compared with war
times, and partly because of the, exces
sive rents demanded.
The lion. Mr. Samuelson, a gentle
man was born on the soil of the United
States and educated under American
institutions has been re-elected to the
English Parliament.
The body of a woman was found in
the Ohio river near the State line on
Friday morning last. Her name is un
known. On her person was found S3Q
-000 in greenbacks.
An Indiana Peabody exists in the
person of Chauncey Rose, of Terre
Haute, who has donated during his life
over $787,000 to charitable purposes,
institutions, &c.
A Pitteburger who has in his posses=
sion the cork leg captured from San'ta
Anna in. the Mexican war, is said to
have decided to return it to the old
soldier.
There is not now from the mouth of
the Susquehanna, between Port Deposit
and Clark's Ferry, a distance of near
one hundred miles, a bridge passable for
vehicles or foot passengers.
Several steamers have gone into "sum
mer quarters" at Cincinnati. The pa
pers of that city eay it takes three to
four weeks fora boat to get a load, and
then the freight paid would hardly keep
the chambermaid in cologne water.
A new police regulation has gone in
to effect in Chicago. All persons found
loafing in the streets, who can give no
reputable account of themselves, are ar
rested and lodged in the station house,
The pirate Semmes was at the Senate
on Wednesday, and sent his card to
Senators Johnson and Saulsbury, who
held interviews with him. He has con
cluded to waive for the present his
claim for a pardon, but has a petition to
be permitted to exercist:the functions
of his judgeship in Alabama. His pe
tition is endorsed by many prominent
xebels.
The death of Gen. Gass, of softening
of the brain, is daily expected. The
General is in his 84th year.
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Every Democrat in the House of Rep
resentatives on Monday voted against
the resolution declaring that Jeff. Davis
ought to be tried by the laws of the
country.
The finder of a pocket book, in Boston
containing seven hundred dollars and
valuable papers, was, generously invited
by the grateful owner to take a drink.
The New York Tribune receives one
thousand Republican newspapers in ex
change. Twenty of them support the
President.
Heavy rains aro said to be badly
damaging the crops in South Carolina
and Georgia. '
The
,report of the Reconstruction
Committoo is very severe on the Presi
dent's policy of restoration.
TIM WHITE SLAVE--A Tale of the
Mexican Revolution.—The well-known
novelist, Emerson Bennett, announces a
new aerial story with the above title,
to be commenced in the Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post, of July ith.
This story, though somewhat different,
is said to be fully equal in its thrilling
romance and absorbing interest to "The
Phantom of the Forest." It will be
about four months in running through
The Post. The Post is also publishing
other stories of great intereSt. One
called "Adriana " will we think interest
Ladies particularly. As "The White
Slave " will be commenced in the first
number of July, those, wishing to pio
cure it can do so if they choose by
simply subscribing for the past six
months of the year. Price $3.25 for six
months ; 'or for The Post and the Lady's
Friend ( each six months) $2,00, Sam
ples containing the first Portion of Mr.
Bennett's story sent on receipt of five
cents. Address H. Peterson & Co.,
319 Walnut st.,. Philadelphia.
la- The Supreme Courthas adjourned
without announcing its decision on the
constitutionality of the act of the As
sembly, carrying out the act of Congress
disfranchising deserters : but as Geyer
nrr Curtin causes it to be announced
that he intends to sign the bill (which,
knowing the Governor's unflinching pa
triotism, we never doubted ), it is
, a fair
inference that the court will declare in
favor of the constitutionality of this im
portant legislation.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis appear to
have no lack of numerous visitors in
their recently fitted up casemate inside
the garrison, which were assigned to
her shortly after her arrival there, but
which she has until now steadfastly re
fuses], making fresh demands daily upon
the patience of the commanding gener
al for rooms in Currol Hall, where Jeff.
is confined, and which have been as
steadfastly refused.
er One Merles S. Dimlay got him
self into jail, the other day, at Zanesville-
Ohio, for going through the eMintry
and poisoning the mouths of horses,
then suddenly appearing as a horse doc
tor, and offering to cure them for so
much.
Gov. Curcio has approved the act
passed at the late session of the Legisla
ture, to carry into effect the law of
Congress disfranchising deserters.
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113— Cholera, Diarrhea and Dysentery I—A
cure is warranted by Dr. TOBIAS' celebrated
Venetian Liniment, if used when first taken
by persons of: temperate habits. This medi
cine has been known in the United States over
twenty years. Thousands have used it, and'
found it never failed to cure any complaint fos
which it was recommended, and all those who
first tried it, are now never without it. In the
Cholera of IS4S, Dr. TOB Lks attended 40 cases
and lost 4,being called in to late to do any good.
DIRECTIONS :—Take a teaspoonful in a wine
glass of water every half hour for two hoUrS,
and rub the abdomen and extremities Well with
the Liniment. To' allay the' thirst, take - a
'map of ice in the month, almost the size of a
marble every ten minutes. It is warranted
perfectly innocent to take internally. Sold
by all Druggists,, price 40 and 80 cents. De
pot, 50 Courtlandt-st., N. Y. [4O-Ini
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dersigned, who will send you, without money
and without price, valuable information that
will enable you to marry happily and speedily
irrespective of age, wealth or beauty. This
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indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
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would be happy to communicate (free of
charge ) to as many of his fellow beings as
will address him, very important and useful
information, and plate in - their hands a sure
cure. for the-love of Strong Drink of any kind.
This information is freely offered by one who
has narrowly escaped a drunkard's grave.
Address. SETH B. HENnERSOIN 3 No. 9 Broad
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something very much to their advantage by
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humbugged 'will oblige by not noticing this
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obedient servant, Tiros. F. CHAPMAN, S3l
Broadway, N. Y.
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.By sending 60 cents to
WEEKS & POTT'EII, sole agents, 170 Washing
ton-st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail,
free of postage, to any part of the Union.
11' Ladies use Dr. Velpan's Franch Pills.
Sold by Dr. F. Hinkle, Marietta, and
.by all
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From the great ittliDufiieturers sales, which we
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(q74hs and CassmereN,
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MousDcLainc3 and outer Dress Guods
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Mits/i.as, ( 'Art:4's and Ticizin gs, lieu ell
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• S. U. ILITHITON,
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efforts will be spared in renderings satisfactory
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In consequence of ter
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eight hundred workmen.
We are fully justified in statingthattrsl„
Make more than half of all the rave,
sold in the United States.
The different grades are distinguishe,ihrt,e
following trade marks rirgraved on the 1.1,1 e•
l.—" American Watch Co ," Waltham::4ai;,
2.—" Appleton, Tracy & Co." Waltham m a ,
3.—" P. S. Bartlett," Waltham, ltitas.
4.—" Wm. Dieu,"
s.—Our I adios' Watch of fitst clitti:•!r; ;; ,.
med "Appleton, Tracy &
Pao ss.
—Our next qualify of Ladiet' Wht6
med t ' P. S. Bartlett,
The - se Watches are furnished in 4 gitititi.
riety of ..izes and styles of case;,
The American Watch Co. of IT-ai4iihn,:t7.,
authorize us to state that without
of trade marks or mice,
viii e.,a I'rcducE.i of their
FULLY . WARRANTED,
to be the beet timekeepers of
made in this or any other veum:y.
shoUld remember that, - unlike the
Of a foreign maker who can never to r , tir%e:
this warrantee- is goad at all Linea
Company or their agents, and that if, actin'
too.l thorough trio,, any watch
defective in any poi :soy aiway . :,
exchanged 5.,; ut, , otlit..r. t!,c
V. - niches made
ers generally ihrouthout the c . nint , y,
Dot solicit order; for watches.
C.s UT10:,.-1 he
on'y ui rr,.,,c.c:abin .
coozlerhita will
Bri. H . B iA s 4pp Li.: 1 . 0. y ,
Agedi fur the Amtric , ln 1:' , 11r4
IS2 Broadway, N. V. !I:,
ISTT It ILI
Opposite Dijfeld).zt:.'l%; nod
ure,
Drug
3farir
“.; a LT ioruil
iellt% Su argottil.U.. U ,
Iluro i Ii of Atartt-t.ls and vicirhty.
iris ttitt.t,t d I:Li Cllliti!
IN .;S AND V .11i l'r',
rthitruciht.: all thr :c•3 ri du.
among, ticb is will he fatei
Plain and Pane/ .11Einhat 22•2 , 1 T.;
Cord,sl (ma'
and Buttons in rniirvt , s
Hosiery s.nd Gloves, Linen &
Zephyr Shawls, Plain &
Opera Caps, aitk,S; Zephyr Fpm
Suspeat'era, . Gerinantow.l
Brea ti fast 1 . 04 c . , ,,
and Saetiand
Z , ..phyr Ya;•i,
Laces, Ned;
BALMOII.I LS, SK s!. r.
Corsets, ISeltiog, Edging. 11.i-31111:,
Eql broik!ery Soap.
Particular htlencum has bcch pqci:cl'r •
lecting of small as
en - Iton and Linen Throad,
and E•. ra, Necdt.hi,
3=3 The public am . phrucultuiy reqc ,o,l '
call and i.tiaMiTX
rs. Jt. is t.a. sale of illf C'
oh ratvd. Stagttr itniiy
which took the lir.r premium at the late Sc
York. State Fair, Silo
bons F..ulcha,,ing trom ttcs , haw is
WILI.CON
utsr.t.}.ss
ail (4_ tel _Aar' ti•:t
The most ennplete uoi roily Tto."'
ged Sewing Maclittle now in lb.!. lithe
every description of work—never steps
needs to be helped over onains. but .t'en''
its work rapidly and well. The ne , d l !
quires no adjustment—you cannot gel
w :ice-it mares any width of twin yo , '
' beautifully. The prsldr.
in iiie fool of every machine and
and is at waya adjusted, never Kr ts o' ll
il - exanune them tr;:ore
any ath^r, At
li. L. & 14. J. Z WO ,
Cori 'r North Queen street and CelllVN"`
Sole
,Agents for Lancaster OutIlY•
Lancaster, February 17,
Notice to Taxp lsers
CIOLLECTORS AND TA X-PA'Eh'S sr,
41, jhereby notified that on all State or es
iloY
Taxes remaining* unpaid on August Ist, 101
an addition of 5 per centum must be charge,'
and collected. by order of the BOsrdol sur,
ty Commissioners.
Attest : P c EBERAIAN, Clerk
of County Cornmisriosers
THE above order will be strictly rni°7.
It is expected that Collectors will settle the
duplicates before the first of August.
Hereafter nothing but United Satol.o-,
and notes of National Banks will be reeved
she old issue Of the Partners' Bank of
d
ter and Lancaster County Bank excepte;.
Payments mustbe made before threeo
p. in., each day.
SAMUELTres
Tress. of
f S t c ; o E u
01,1
T OBACCO GROWERS!
TAKE NOTICE !
I am alwtys.ready to purchase leaf Tabst;
co, at the highest market value, and iro n .
persons to call at the Marietta Tobacco WO
house, bringing samples with then'.
A. FULLER GRA SE,
June 2, 1866, (434.)
THE MASON & lIAMLIN
Cabinet Orgao,
Forty different styles, adapted to sarre(ll7,
secular music, for $BO to $6OO each. I ,
ONE Gold or Silvsr Medals, or other first Pr e '.
miums awarded them. Illustrated Cstaloe6s:
se n t free. Address, MASON & 11:01 1 . 0,
ton, or MASON BROTHERS, New-Yotl•
Septemser 9, 1865-Iy.]
Silver Lake
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Tuse the Silver Lake soap. No hires
away your Washing machines ,
quired—perfectly harinlOss—removes grio
and stains from woad work, fee.
brow
0111.
cents per pound, one pound will go as far . ,
two pounds of any other kind ofsoup in.u6u.'
NO.
Sold by H. WOLFL, o.
June 0,-Im#
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