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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-13
NOTICE.
March Esd, 1860

T AURETTE NJ. BAKER, a nonresident of
IL the State Of Ohio, aud supposed TO reside in
Wisconsin or Illinois, wiz take notice thai John
S, Murray and Augustus F. MiUer have. this 5,h
day of April 1860, filed their petition in the Court
of Common Peas Of Geauga County Ohio, against
her and her husband, Seth NJ. Baker and Orrin
Wilson, setting forth that snid I.aure,te and her
said husband May 10th 1855, executed mort
gngs TO OrTin Wilson 10 secure payment Of St37
4i-lo0 onten acres Of land in lot No. l3 Mont
vile. owned by said Laurete, together with 81
acres Of other land in said Montville; that they
afterwards conveyed ihe same TO snid John S.
Murray In fee, who executed a mortgage 10 said
Laurelte, to secure to her payment OF $3.50 OF the
purchase money; that said Murray afterwards
conveyed snid ten acre piece to said Miller, sub.
ject 10 said last mortgage; that said mortgage 10
| 50 id Wilson remains due and wholly unpaid, and
praying that 30 mnch as is now dne or 10 become
ON said mortgage OF said John S. Murray to said
I.aureite may ny decree of said Court he applied
TO satisfy and discharge the said mortgage 10 said
Orrin Wilson. and for an injunction to restrain the
collection OF said notes and mortgage OF said Muir.
ray, and for other proper relief. And the soid
Lauretlo M. Baker is notified that she 10 required
10 appear and answer said patilion, on or befors
the third Saturday afterthe 18th day Of NAV next
Phelps & THRASHER, A,iys Tor PltG,
| AaTl 6. 1850, SAWS
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WHY WILL YOU NEGLECT COLD and
affect to despise it, ms long as you are able
to walk, until it has grown into n danger
ous, and perhaps an incurable Cough--thc fore
runner of Consumption, or some other dan
gerous disease2 1t is through neglect or imo
proper treatment of this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers of the human race are destroyed.
Like dcspiSed enemy, it is suffered TO strength
en- itself by delay, until it las reached and so
much affected the vital organs, ms TO place you
beyond the reach Of man. and you fall an easy
prey to It's power
There is a cheap. safe-safe for the most ten
der iniant-and certain remedy for this dreadful
enemy to mankind ; that rcmedyi is
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM,
which for several years was never known to fail
giving good satisfaction, and it leaves the pa
tient WELL he needs no medicine to purge this
from the system.
This Medicine will cure and heal the Lungs,
cure Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney Com
plants, Pains in the Side Stomach or Breast,
Ague in the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
plants, Palpitation OF the Heart, Phthsic, Dys.
pepsia and Liver Complaints. 1t will cure
Burns, Fresh Wounds, Chilblains, and Bruises
upon man or beast and take soreness ont Of
any part OF the body. Bleeding at the Lungs,
Chronic Rheumatism, Worms, Summer Com
plants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough.
This is not one Of the new discoveries; it is
AN old and established article, and there arc
myriads Of living evidences of its efficacy.
Put up in bottles at only % cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraud
Its in creaSing demand and wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Balsam," which is always
done to an invaluable medicine. Therefore the
counterfeit is composed of only two articles.
while the genuine is composed of eight different
articles, and all work. together for good"
b. DENTON & Co, Propriei0rs,
No. l42 Genssse ST., AE6prH, NJ Y
For sale by A. COOK, Chnrdon, and Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country.
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@ We understand that the Farmers
Club, OF Claridon, noticed in our paper a
few weeks since, meets regularly, and is
in a fourishing condition. The last
meeting was held on Thursday, the 9th.
The next meeting will be held on the
26th,
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ET Mr.. H. H. Wells, Of Claridon, re.
quests us 10 say that he has received n
letter from Hon. E. Wade, stating that, in
consequence Of the failure Of Congress TO
make an appropriation for that purpose,
there will be no seeds distributed from the
Patent Office this year.
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eSsaturday last being Teachers Ex-
animation Day, our village was visited by a
large number of applicants for certificates
Q majority of whom were young ladies.
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P O r Il e RS

9 U B e y r p a I ~ 1,
FOR IN rERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain.Killing Remedy
YET DISCO WERE ID!
If you have pain in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Burn, Bruisc or Wound,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have a Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE P0RTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Dyspepsia,
USE PoRTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Cunkercd Mouth, or Sore Throat,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Diarrhosa or Flux,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you nave Cough or Cold,
| USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
| II you have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Ifyou have the Headache or Too,hnche,
USE PoRTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
In short. II you are sick, and wish to &c, well, al
you have todois
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
We refer the unbeleving to tho following per
son who have used the Cure, and recommend it Il
their friends Alexander Glenn, Samuel French
Shurben Loveland, Isaac Griffin, j. R. Crane
Calvin Beldcn, NJ. D., Farmlngton;Waltcr Lamp
son, Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotamir
A. P. Tildeu, ]. S. Tildon, e. w. Hatch, Henr
lnmau, Nathaniel Moore, Alonzo liosmer, Park
man; Orrin Gates, L. B. Ensign, Esq, lsau
Parker, J. II. Evans, Martin French A. Johns
. Isaac Rhodes, iymenius Bundy, Z. B. Roe, Bun
dysburg Isauc Town, A. Mofiit, VIM. Glenden
ng, Josephus ITinkston, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
dlefeld.
, We couli give hundreds Of names, but do nc
consider il necessary.
GIVE ElT A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will find yourself ready to testify in Il
favor.
For Sale by A. Cook and DR.. John Nicho
u Chardon; S. Moody, Pancsvile Boughton, For
= s. Co., Burton; Bishop g. Sperry, Middefeld; a
}, Hunt, Russell; A. Fling, Fowlers Mills;
f Mathews, Newbury; Wells, Parkman :
4 Clarion.
w. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
Bundysburg, Geauga Co., o.
i 5l0m6
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es-The Literary Society meets again at
The School House, on Tuesday evening next.
As thero is to DO but one more meeting thin
Spring, we hope the attendance will bo good.
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es- The Annual Meeting of the Plymouth
Rock Conference will be hold at Hambden,
on tho fourth Tuesday (23) of April, at 2
o'clock P. N. The opening sermon by Rev.
Y. d. Taylori Sermon Tuesday evening. by
Rev. ii. Frazor Sermon Wednesday p. NJ,
by the Scribe.
AMOS DRESSER, Scribe.
Orwell, Ohio, March 90, 1860.
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Meteorological Journal,

Krpt at Relchfeid, Geduga County. Ohio.
BY B. F. .AteH. Hight dbove sea level,
l205 feet.
Tho following tablo exhibits tho mean
Temperature for tho month of March for
the following years also tho ertremcs and
range OF tho same, in miles per hour:
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to The deRciencies OF the Blood in differ.
ent diseases. For Coughs, Colds, BrOnChi-
tIs, or any affection whatever of the Throat or
Lungs inducing COnsumptiOn, use No. l.,
which is also the No for Depression OfSpiT-
Complaints arising from Over-Use, Geuer.
al Debility, and Nervous PRosTRATioN No2.
for Liver Complaints, No. for Dyspepsia. Being
already prepared for absorption it is Taken by
laticn, so that what you gain you retaiu. The
No. 4 is for FINALE IRREGULARITus. HysteTia,
Weaknesses, sc. See special directions fol
this, For SALT Rheum, ETupiions, ScRofU.
Lows, Kidney, and BLADDER COMPLAINTS, take
No 5. In all cases the directions must be strictly
followed. Price ol the BLOOD FOOD 81 pei
bottle Sold by CIITRLH IL DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
For sale by A. Cook, Chardon, and by all re
speclable druggists throughout the country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-13

Tho following table exhibits the number
Of fair and cloudy days, with the amount of
snow and rain. in inches aud tenths, through
tho same Deriod
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-13

&S>Sse Advertisement Of Spnford's Liy
or lnvigorator and Family Cathartic Pills
in another column.
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always presents US with the same essential ele-
mems, and gives, oi course, the True Stand
ard. Analyze the Blood OF n person suffering
from Consumption. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
ScroIula. &c, and we find in euery instance, Ger.
tain de- fciencies in the red gobu'es Of Bood. Sup
ply these deficiencies aud you are made we'll.
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theory
hence its astonishing SUCCESS There are
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lNEANTlLE CORDIAL,

and whyl because it nersr Jails to oford instan
taneors reiiet when given in time. 1t acts as i
BY magic and one triui alone will convince yor
TINT what we saw is true Ii contains
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MARRIED..


In Troy, March 99lh. by Rev. s. W
Ingraham. Mr.. LYMAN E. WILSON
and Miss DELLA E. BISHOP, both o
Middle6eld.
April 4th, by the same. Mr.. OTIS
LANE. and Miss PERMILLA SILVER
NAIL, both of Troy.
In Auburn, March Goth, by Jerom,
Henkley Esq, Mr.. JAMES NJ. HOXTOF
and Miss SOPHIA CRAFTS.
In Chester. March 18Th. by Rev, J L
Jsynes, Mr.. j. J. FUSS and Miss MAR
GARET FUSS.
In Hambden. on the lith inst. at tn
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev
Mr.. Brge, Mr.. AUSTIN ADAMS. o
Mesopoiamia. to Miss LOIS NJ. MALT
BE, Of the former place.
A beautiful pyramid cake" accom-
panied the above notice. for which tb
bride will please accept our thanks.
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DIED,
In Chardon, on TUESDAY, Apri! 10th, oi
Erysipelas, JAMES BRONSON. In the
Goth year of bis age.
At her residence In Whitewater, Wiscon'
ain, on The 3lst ult., Of Typhoid Fever
CLARISA NJ, wife of Dsniel T. wilkins, and
daughter of Timothy Wells, Of Claridon, ia
tho 40th year of her age.
She wus married to her now bereaved
husband. October LIST, ls4o, almost immod
ately after emigrating to her late home
She died, as she had lived, a triumphan,
member of the M. E. Church. [CoM.
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VOLUME XT. NO. Is.
HOME DEPARTMENT,
ORGANIZER | oRaANIzEl n

The undersigned, voters of Chardon
Township. opposed to the policy Of the
present Administration, opposed 10 FEEDER.
al corruption and usurpation, opposed 10
the extension Of Slavery into the Terrific.
ries by either Judicial, Executive, Legis.
lative or Constitutional assumption op-
posed TO re.opening the African Slave
Trade, and In favor Of restoring The Gov
ernmcnt to the principles and practices
Of the earlier Administrations; in favor Of
Free Territories, Free Homes, Free Speech
and Free Men, cordially invite those oI
like faith to meet with us at the Court
House in Chardon, on Saturday evening,
April 2ist, at ! past seven o'clock, 10
unite in the formation Of Republican
Club, having for it's object the spread and
triumph Of the PRINCIPLES we avow.
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APRIL 13, 1860.
MEDICAL.
"Tbo rOotsand leaves will be for the healing q

"The rootsnnd leaves will be for the healing q
the nations"
1860. APPOINTMENTS. 1880.
TAR. r. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
~ Doctor, car be consulted at the followips
places every month, during lS59-60i
Cleveland Office 1874 Superior street.
Office days in Cleveland, as follows :lst, I'd, iih
l2th, 18th, and 3Ist.
Ravonnaq, ,Prenliss House, each month, Sd 4 tib'
Massillon. American Hotel, do 9TH g. eth.
Canton, franklin House, do 9Th & 10Th.
Warren, Gaskil House, DO iSth l4th.
Elyria, Beebe House, do 10th g. l7th.
Norwulk American House, do 18th & 10Th.
Bellevue, Eckert's Hotel, do 10Th Il 2lst,
Fremon, Kesser's Hotel, do 22d g. 23d.
Painssviile, Cowles' House, do 9Th & 2eth
Chnrdon, Chase's Hotel, do 29th g. Goth
1>rMaxim strictly adhered to-
/ give such balms as have no strife
With nature or the laws of life
With blood my hands | never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
The Indian Herb Doctor, Il. J. LYONS, cures
the following complaints, in the most obstinate
stages OF their existence, viz;
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver,
Stomach, Dropsy in the Chest. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Fits or Failing Sickness, aud
| all other Nervous Dcrungements.
| Also, ull Diseases Of the Blood,
such as Scrofula, Erysipelos,
Cancers. Fever Sores,
| DeprOsy.
And all other complicated Chronic Complaints.
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended TO
with the hoppiest results.
1t is hoped tina, no one will despair Of cure
until they have given the Indian Herb Doctors
Medicines q fair and faithful trial. lcrDuring
the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies, East
Indies, South America and the United States, he
has beeu the instrument in Gods hand, TO restore
to health and vigor thousands who were gwen up
and pronounced incurabc by the most eminent
Old School Physicians; nay more, thousands who
were on the verge Of the grave, are now living
MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctors skill
and successful treatment, and are daily exclnim.
ing" Blessed be the day when first we and
partook Of ihe Indian Herb Doctors Medicine" !"
Satisfactory references Of cures will be gladly
and chcerluy given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and homer that no
will IN nowise directly or indirectly induce cause
any invalid TO take his medicines without tho
strongest probability OF cure.
| Remember, consultation and advice free. The
poor shall bo literally considered.
01rThe DR.. has issued neat pamphlet. con-
tanning n sketch oil his Life, Study nnd Extcn-
give Travels which can be obtained by ell who de-
sire one-free Of charge, at his room on his ap.
pointed days, or ut his Office, in Cleveland, lsi
Superior Street.
StTPost Office address, box 1868.
502u RI. LYONS, NJ. D.
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Frozen Limbs.

Keep away from the fire; take the frost out in
snow or ice water, then wrap them up in Oint-
meut. Renew the Ointment once in 70 hours;-
they will cause no pain after the frost 10 out. and
will 10 entirely well in few days
Bronchitis and Asthma
are cured by DR.. TrAsK's Magnetic Ointmout,-
and even Consumption has, in a unn,ber Of casa
been cured.
Read advertisement in this paper. 52sm3
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CrOuD or Rattles.

For this dangerous diseuse tho Magnetic oint.
ment may be relied on as an unfailng remedy, il
applied in season. Apply profusoly to the throat
and chest aud heat in.
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80 May Appointments, 80
RELIEF for the AFFLICTEDM

CAN be consulted at the following times and
places:
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Burns

are eased of all pain in a very few minutes, IN
heal without scar. 1t iso sovereign remedy f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11

w. s4 For the Ilavkeyc.
\. County Teachers AssoeaatSon.
~. .-Dl'ok-Pursuant to adjournment, the
ass County Teachers Association met at
scaool House on Saturday last. About
ers male and female, we're in attend.
VI = exercises consisted Of lectures ON
orthogrsphy, English Grammar and
h ny Aessn Price of Kossuth, Della
ns Diamond School, Ballard and Sci
\ :. 80 which there was general discus
-, :. 'eeard 70 the proper mode Of teaching,
s.,,. asa' participated In by DR.. Marchand,
y, reree, Ballard, Miller, Wilson, and
.ae following persons we're elected
y " ~ Aarchand, b. Y. Stahl, David Rip
y. Aillsr, and several other gentlemen,
s. 'es are not remembered; and Misses
M Elizabeth Howard, u. Jacksoa, n.
y. vaaatine Ripley, Wilmington.
u. .'sacia'ion : was presided over BY superin-
~. aa'psr. Nj. II is very popular with
s, and be h certainly an excellent
- Aad slthoagh l have no po,itica, aanisy
AI:. = hbsral enough 70 bestov praise
$50 Nsdy nesitsd.
~. aaan vas ssadsssd ths citi,sas sss
sseaameaG y,
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NennAark Acnde pnv.

We have received the Catalogue Of this Insti-
Mon for the years lso9-60, HENRY X. EPSON,
fncipal This is undoubtedly one Of the best
Rational Institutions in the State, as is shown
It's being self-sustained. The attendance
Eas The current year has been l5l. The
fs Of study is thorough and complete-thc
assmeat and discipline excellent The year
sHded into three terms Of fourteen weeks
The Tuition for common English Branches
per term; for Higher English branches SO;
Classical Studies, S6,50-Board, including
and lights, So per week. The present year
p with the annual examination, March 9Th
Ith. The FIRST term Of the new year CON-
hes March l4th next.
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y our teiegrapAic dispatches We learn that
Monday night our sister city OF Burlington
y visited by rey destructive fire, destroying
Pperty valued at $4,000. The Hawkeye win
have subject matter for a legitimate ''local.'
Davenport Democrat and News.
les, Sir And when the Hawkeyc has 'lcgiti-
subjects for local items they always appear.
cont pay for our locals by the yard or rod.
Aa there i nothing TO record Of consequence
interest, VIC don't fill three or four columns
sahering nonsense about dog and cat
Pc, vheslbarrOw and coasting accidents.
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y. result Of this election is not test Of par
n this city. Local questions and individual
,.soces had much to do with it. But this
[ 1 - think VIC can truly say: The leaders Of
Dsmocra,ic party chose their candidates in
re, caucus and mustered their forces with the
[sdent expectation of carving the city. The
NJ, 5 tley have been beaten in every Ward.
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DhSAARK.-The dwelling house Of Mr..
n = houston, in Denmark, Lee Co., was to-
'soyed BY Gre with its contents ON We'd
s'snlng, lst inst, while the family were
'sai at Church.
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Tn feEoNing Presidential programme was ar.
rt Yesterday, between the Republican and
Haan members of the House: For Prcsi-
Edward Bates. Of Mo-; for Vice President,
srrl Cameron, Of Philadelphia. The plat
am Be distinctly national and conservative.
seward is provided with the French mission.
fyr.N Y. Times.
Aaha taken only about ninc weeks to elect
asaisr, the temptation to continue in the
hM seems TO be irresistible. 1t is agree
4sAave 20 grave and troublesome matter
y aonination Of President disposed Of so
and with such singular unanimity.-
- Bates he inaugurated in March, go or 81!
as Congressional nominee, Mr.. w. II.
4'o'd, vas not sworn in at all; but they may
''Vef luck this time. We shall look for an
'e'oea'oa Il the call of the Central Com
ee i0rtne Convention Of Jnne 18th, and also
80. appropriation by Congress TO reimburse
Vnieago publicans for their defrauded
10 ferhaps Gov. Seward will consent TO
Aao'e' the salary Of the French Mission for
!af 70 swell the fund. II is a thousand
mat bis parchment could not have been
l'm when he was hob -nobbing with Louis
"sOa q Csnpiegne. It would have saved
10th trouble and massage money
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a. II snsabss ofhsgs pAeksd u rssgia this
ssssoa y S0,sl3, agaiass s4So0 packsd 1T
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6.,E.
Dr. uolrrs. Feb. ID. go.

DEs Nonrs, Feb. ID, go.
DEAR Sak:-Great complaint y made herc BY
members Il tho Stequcnt failures of the receipt
Of the Hawk-Eyc BY due time Of mail What
ID the matteri This morning We have letter
mail from Darlington, but no papers.
Yours truly,
Our papers havs always bssa aaailed ia time.
The fault y not with ~ We have not missed !
mail since lie msstng q the Legalatnrs. And
~ ca hardly think ~ lhals y ~ BarRngtaa
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|rS~ communication III anotucr cOluWn IN
ard to the proposed release Of Eads securities,
.yies considerable space. We don't pretend to
r,,tsud this matter fully, and do not there
IKE sides in the controversy. We under
tha, proposition has been entertained at
capitol, and is likely to be adopted, to which
an see no objection. 1t is proposed to place
natter in the hands Of the Governor, he be-
Authorized to appoint Commissioners or
i.aos who are to treat with these bonds
b asl make an equitable adjustment without
shr Idgation, giving the bondsmen reasona-
tine to pay up Eads defalcation, provided
r.ouat Of the deficit is well secured. This
rrsssn will investigate the matter thorough
rl do what is right and proper, and for the
~s ofthe State.
rf' Il i said that the first remark of John
knan anti-Lecompton Democrat, of Pennsyl-
EA after listening to the recent speech Of Sem
Douglas was: "Upon thy belly shalt thou
nd dirt shalt thou cat all the days of thy
Foney said Douglas seemed to have lost
sassinhis desperate strife for the Charleston
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11

Col Peck who killed Dr. Harris, waa diacharx-
q " ~ 0sana Jury to-aAY. - 80
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the Spaniards in Morocco were masters Of all the
positions Of Cabo Zegro after having obtained :
complete victory. They were commanding Ill
the heights Of the valley Of the Tetuan, and
would be before Tetuan - soon - the artillery
was able 70 pass. IA
Paris Patrie sayais was conadsntly asserted
that in pursuance Of arrangements between Eng
land and France the aeefs Of those countries
would no longer remain In the Algiers waters.
Late adviccs from Magador state that 5000
men, the pick Of the Moorish army, were en-
eamped on the hill beyound Nsgador, teady for
action. fssH 's7 ss' Eli
The Moon are said to have taken IN IN 600
prisoners FsS 4 asar saH GO a
A Madrid telegram of the 18th, says that On
the nth Moors showed disposition TO attack the
| Spaniards, but we're thrown into disorder BY
Spanish artillery. The projsctiles nearly reach
| ed Tetnan miles distant
resignation Of His ministry, and charged Count
Cavour with the naaking Of : new one. 49,
Great agitation prevailed IN ths Marches.
/ Pologna was 70 be fortified.
Riotous demonstrations had taken place IN
Parma 5ss 44s -
| Mob calling for 4 reduction IN thc price of
bread A recall of EarAbaldfs force va requir.
ed 20 restore order. - A4a H
II il stated the Pope had demanded recall Of
\ French troops from Rome, intending % rely
solely On Austrian and Bavarian mercsndsie
PlusslA. AS war y probable between ser-s
dil,ia and Naples, Prussia y prepAring ~ Ne
en,ollHent Of A, 900 recruiss = - ssAiaa
The Belgian Goverhment had decided ssndiag
an expedition 70 China . 81 ID ccno u w.th the
ARgl0 French sxpeditioa, Win visw u eutab.
| Rahing Belgian Colony ID China 49, An
A Rsyal decree aashosised : lon q - nillicn
ff1NeA ss4sA a8@ 4 fsesa SAss IL "