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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
weakness or Debility Induced by over Pa
ugue

VIII soon disappear by the use Of these invalualde
pills, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined d
uuduiy acted upon. II may strange that TIolo-
ways Pills should be recommended for Dysentery and
FluX many persons spposng that they would increase
the relaxation This Is great mistake. for these Pills
will correct the liver and stomach thus all
the acrid humors from the medicine will
give tone and yigor to the whole organic system
deranged, while health and strength follow a
ter Of Nothing will stop the relaxation cs sis
Bowels this famous medicine.
Volunteers 3 eniion Indiscreiions Of y onth
Sores and Ulcers. Blotches and swelrings can With
certainty be radically cured if the Pills night
morning, and the Ointment lie freely state@
in the printed Instructions II treated in aty other
they dry up in part TO break another
Whereas this Ointment Will h=4pors
system and leave the Patient vigorous heahby
man II viii require little perseverance in bad
jrst,-a Ia 'i'pO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

Ali who have Friends and Relative. fin the Arm,
or v should take especial care, that they be amply
supplied with these Pills and Ointment where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to proVtd,
themselves with them, better present can lie re
them by their friends. They have proved to be
the soldiers neverfang friend in the hour 81 need
IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
CEOEh

Consisting of Coats, Pants Vests Over Goats Under
Shirts Drawers &c, great variety be found
In trket. IL the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
THE MINING PUBLIC

NJ . SINUS dome With neatness and dispatch
AZ "orA zone at our establishment will be .Arran,e
IN every particular -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
Clothing EbeparfEs. eznt

manufacture to order, OF the best material and EN-
pIoy none but experienced workmen. The public may
rely upon every article manufactured at establish
ment-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

The unequa'ied facilities and great extent o: the
routes of tis old established Company, enables them
to transport with the greatest safety and speed,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

The customers Of the old firm are resnertfr, ,,,,
to continue their patronage TO this establshm-55,
DENLIN IL PRATER.
At the old stand OF Lanyon & Son
Commerce Street, Mineral Point
Jan. 2Sth 1868 G.,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
.Nf. inery G0Ods.

Of every variety. embracing Sheetings, 81
Checks, HicA 1ries, Tickings &C, &c.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
An 9ntcrr5tinq Story.
THE STORY OF HIS OWN MURDER.
AS the Traveller Told II.
ICONCl.UDED.I |

CONCLUDED.
When we reached the hotel, Colonel Nor.
timer Bilks had finished his cigar, aud WAS
in his room, dressing for his evening visit
to his hetrotheG
We waited lor him in the public pmlor.
Presently he camc in, resplendent was
standing with my back 10 the door, looking
out of the window. lie salulcd the captain
most cordially, then said, looking around
the room:
but vhere is your friend my dear cap
tain? The waiter said you had 4 friend
with you." ......
"Therc he is, at the window" answered
the captain, evidently rcfraining, with great
difficulty, from knocking him down.
- jones, let me introduce you 10 Colonel
Bilks."
turned, and looking him full in the face,
said
81 am glad to renew my acquaintance
with Colonel Blks = then going nearer to
him, added, especially AS it enables me
to furnish him with piece Of information
which may he Of eminent service to him :
and handed him the Jews dispatch.
The man had recognized me at once, and
mvoluntarily started a pace backward when
turned toward him. But his GOODNESS re-
turned while ! spoke, and after glancing at
the dispatch, he handed il back with an ad-
mirably fcigned mixture or perplexiiy aud
offended dignity, saying loftily:
" ] really do not understand you, sir! Is
this a Joke, Brown? The gentleman is a
total stranger to me. and this dispatch re-
sers''-
1T refers" began the captain in a savage
tone, but stopped him, and replied quiet.
ly-lor the parlor was tolerably full Of
people, and an expose was. if possible, to
be avoided there il refers 10 Colonel
Mortimer Bilks-forger and whilom picker
of young IIoosicrs' pockets, on whose track
the officers of justice now are, and who is
wise enough 20 understand that the more
speedily and quietly he can effect his exit
from this Town, the greater will be the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
PHOTOGRAPHY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Mrs. ROBINSON, late of Mr.. Ponds csab-
VI lishment 20i Main street, Buffalo, has opened
a Room on Louisiana Arenuc, opposite tac Baird
Sousc, PerryssUrg, and proposes to take Ambro-
Sypcs and Photographs at the following prices
Ambrotyprs From - cents to 50 90.
Clrtes dc Nistes A for 81 or 50 30 per dozen.
Nigu"ttcs-4 for 81.
SrntS for each copy. rs
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SlIERIFPs SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

Robert Boukc,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Henry Dcbolt ct ally
By>viruc Of an order OF sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio. and to me directed and de-
lvercd, l will offer for sale at public vendue, at
the door of the Courthouse, in the town Of Per-
rysburg in said county, GA
SATURDAY, December ). 1868,
Between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ,
of said day, the following described property, to-
wit:
The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter,
and south half of the northeast quarter of section
twcnty-cight (2S), town our i) north range nine
(9) cast, and the west half of the southwest quarter
of section twenty eight PSI, town four D north,
range nine (9) east, in Wood County, Ohio.
G.. +. GUYER, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, PlaiuGf'S Attorney.
Pcrrysburg, November 4. 1868. 27cSi 80
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CIlER1FF'S SALE.
Julius Blinn,
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
James Bcllyillc.l
Ry virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
liycrcd, will offer for sale at public veuduc at the
door of the Court House, liz the town of PerrySburg
Wood county. Ohio,On
SATURDAY, December ). 1868,
Between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and O'Clock y. NJ.
of sait day, the following described properly, to-
wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter, and the
twcntv-onc CD, township six (Gl range eleven
III in Wood County, Ohio.
G. F.. GUIER. Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perry sburg, November i, 1858. 21eSi 90
CNERIFF'S SALE
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(Gnd i,Ooo others.)

"Ms dear" said one CC those Tature
husbands To his lovely Ails. suppose
should ho conscripted, and eodldn't find a
substimte?" Mover mind, my love, re-
piled Tho angel ' ! cJahi yiad u Substitute
il vru couldn't"
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SHERIFF SALES, &C.
I, HERlFFs SALE.

SHERIFFs SALE.
James Taylor, Executor
vs.. vi ,,,,.,,,.,. p,,,.
Jesse :. Morton, and ''' ~
John c. Worthington.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
ivcrcd, will offer for sale at public venduc, at the
door of the Courthouse, in the town of Perry sburg,
in said county, on
SATURDAY, December ), 1868,
Between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ,
of said day, the following described property, to-
wit:
Lots Nos. l, a. %. "a, c5. GO %, %, 90, 80,
81 80, 80 and ga in Block No. l, in Taylor, South
gate and WSrthingtons subdivision Of Out-lot No.
100, in the town of Pcrrysburg. Wood County,
Ohio: and also the undivided half of Lots numbered
from | to II inclusive in Block No. ., in said Tay-
lor, Southgatc and Worthington's subdivision Of
said Out-lot No. 100; together with the undivided
half of the fractional balance of said Out-iot No.
lg9, situated between said Block No. and the
Maumec River, all in said town OF Perrysburg,
Wood County, Ohio. -
G. T. GCYER, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Plaintiff Attorneys
Perysburg, November a, 1868. 2IcSj 80
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Dia"'na Smo"ey' In the Court of Com. Pleas
Joseah Smolley. Wood County, Ohio.
rTNffE defendant, Joseph Smoliey will take notice
that the plaintiff has this day filed her petition
in the Clerks Office Of said county. The prayer of
said petition is for rdiyorce and alimouy. Cause
signed absence for more than three years. gross
neglect of duty, and adultery. Said cause will be
for hearing at the November Term of said Court.
DIANTHA SM0LLEY.
JoUNsoN & MoGowES, Att'ys for Plaintiff
Pervsburg, October 81, 1863 god
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AKfEMcs wARD Rcslected Sir: Ny wife was
afflicted with pipsywipsy in the head for nearly
eight years. The doctors gave her up. Bat In
fortunate moment she went to Of YOUR lectures,
and commenced recovering very rapidly. She il
now IA perfect health. Ne like yonr lectures very
much. Please sead nle box 9f them. They are
purely vegetable. Ssad me another five dollar
bill and I'll write you aEOther certificate tmlee as
long as this, Yours, &c.
AMOS piLklSS.
And 600 others)
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How Artcmus ward Advertises.

Charles f, Brown {" Artemus Ward, y
New York City tSccond lecture), New lIa-
ven, Providence, Norwalk, Conn, and Phila-
delphia, previous to leaving for California.
Ahcg il4i5 aHnounecIReDt. he prints the fol
lowing
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(CRRrIFiCATES.)

ARTEMUs WARD Deqr 81 have never heari
any of your lectures, but from what can learn
should say that for people who like the Kind of
lectures you deliver they are just the kind OF lee
lures such people like. Yours. respectfully,
o. ABE.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
The Rebels Apply to Spain for Recogni-
tlon-Pablic Opinion on Mediation, &c.

The Rebels Apply to Spain for Recogni-
tlon-Pablic Opinion on Mediation, &c.
Madrid letter states that the rebels have made pro-
poas 10 the Spanish government for recognition with
The sncton and support Of Napoleon The rebels guaran
Zee The indpieace c Cuba, by treaty otherwise,
turn for certain reasonable advantages The proposition
under consideration.
The London TINES critczes Brights speech media.
ton and says Bright formerly favorable 10 volun
toer embassies and peace movements; but in his new
character he appears as apoogst for war; protests
against 10 dation and was advocate of conquest.
letter from Mr.. Spence Of Liverpool, appears the
London rms. He asserts that recognition is perfectly
compatible with neutrality. Those who say that tho
eouthen States have not earned their independence have
not considered that they held the provinces
Of somo onpiro subject to higher authority sove
reign and Independent communities Hence this Is not
Struggle on tho part of the South Independence
ba, struggle the part the North destroy H. Rules
that hold good against revolving provinces cannot apply 70
States separating from coequas. Tho objection has
advanced that recognition should be met by the
part Of the North. But recommend the Measure,
scet conjunction ,cifh oherPooers II Is very possible
thai of words might be declared by journals
and orators Recognition Is which, 80 far from
stimulating war is solemn notice that the object has
passed beyond the reach Of However unpalatabe
Al rst shock, recognition 10 the true and enectye measure
of peace,
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
JEFF. Davis Roasted After Queen
Victoria
Secretary Seward son Foreign
9Gx-Rde to MatEmoros.
stIpELl l'SsARGUMENTs TO Ma PoLs0N.
THE STEAM FIRE ENGINE MANHATTAN.
&%, ke., As.

The stssrrship Great Eastern which left Liverpool al
p4O on morning the s0th ultimo and Queenstown
tszoP the inst. arrived in Flushing Bay yes.
serdsy aftsrnoon
The steamship Jura, from Liverpool the I'd, Lon
dondsrry the Sd inst. boarded by the newsboat
on Cape four O'Clock the afternoon Of Friday,
July no. Hor Eve days later than those already
to,hand.
or files by the Great Eastern however, contain inter-
ssting details TO June %.
The London Post, of tho goth OF June, s,yss-
Notwithstanding the recent decision in the Alexandra
case, the vessel still remains in charge OF the customs
Official at Liverpool We understand however, that
application will at be made for the release OF tho
vessel II s doubtfuK however whether the ship will be
tion is deoided
The Dutch government has oncialy announced 70 tho
Federal Council that the will probably break out with
Japan W il thin short time. se,a
Prince Ghig Ia about leave Rome for ST. Petersburg
where be wHl All the post Of Papal Nuncio.
The French government have ordered submarine
cable from Nessrs. Semens Co., 70 be laid from Oran,
In Agera 70 Cartharcna, Epain This is supply the
fornsery effected by the deep cable from
France Ngiers which broke down At the end of last
year and has since been abandoned from the imposs
bnity OF repairing lis dorects in deep water
The London O0seyper, OF the 2sth of june says
The absence Lord Pa'merston from the House OF Com
mons for tbs last two nigh OF the past week
soned by an attack Of gout His attendance Monday
is still uncertan but is expected that he will be his
place Tuesday evening when Mr. Roebuck is bring
forward hs motion on the recognition OF tho
States OF America.
The weather was favorable for the crops.
The steamship Nova scotian, from Quebec, arrived
Londonderry the list instant.
The steamship america, from New York, arrived at
southampton on the lst instant, en- route to Bremen
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
MIR. Seward and the British Trade with
Mat OrOs.


From the Mapcheste Ter Guardian, June 20.
A short time ago Earl Russell stated in the House OF
Lords that had been made 10 the federal
government Of the feeling In this country, that that
government intended systematically TO interfere with the
legitimate trade 10 Matamoros; and intmaton had been
gwen that this country while submitting to the severest
Interpretation OF the law Of nations would not allow hos
ttes be carried under preext OF that law against
lawful branch OF her commerce. The correspondence
with Mr.. Seward has been published. Earl Rus
seps despatch 70 Lord Lyons giving instructions to the
effect above stated, Is dated April "a and Mr. Seward
having been made acquainted with tho contents,
replies on May H. He says that suddenly and quickly
palaces Cities States empires rise In the tales Of
utterance Of spe the trade with Matamoros from
petty barter 70 commerce that engaged the
tile activity OF Liverpool and london. IL really
conraband trade, and the PeterhoE among the first
caught Since them interested pers0ns of them hn
own countrymen had exered themselves produce tho
impression England that the United States
Intended the systematic interruption OF lawful branch
o. commerce. He denies this emphaticaly and states
that federal cruisers other instructions than
those with which our government have been made
acquainted He points out that no. complaint has yet
made him Of the decisions Of the American prze
courts In conclusion, Mr. seward says:loppiiy tie
ratio,s Of the army and the na,yo Me Mssppi seem
10 be break up the inland scay which he unoso
the remuneratve temptations 70 continuance that
Injurious and forbidden commerce Renewed Instructions
have been given TO the commanders Of the bockading
feet TO practise caution and conform strictly to the prn
cples Of maritime law in conducting searches and
seizures The Admiralty is likely soon TO pronounce
upon the legality Of the seizure OF the PeterhoH and in
other cases which are In preparation for adjudication
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
IMPORTANT REBEL MOVEMENTS.
Three Powerful Iron-Clad Rams Bald.
Ing I'm England for the Rebels.
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENTS.
LONDON, Juno 81, 1858

VUH LoNUON CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, juno 2r, 1858
have noticcd your account Of tho many Monitors now
building, and glad 10 hcar tha. they arc 90 rapidly
nearing completion, for | AFRAID that you will
need them all should these IAds and ths one
a Glasgow got away The friends Of the rebels hero are
conldont that thoy viii got them on 10 sea- and when
sec aud hear around such treachsry and doup Q
dealing my heart fails mo, aud sometimes think thai
ihoy VIII most certainly do %.
You win have noticed tho Attorney Gensras speech
during tho Cbbdon debate In i've House OF Commons
eueh onssdsd, wrsschod display by Law ofnccr Of a
government was mover sosn or heard Of before. His
whole speech was . tissue Of spiteful recrimination
asars, The government and The American people; and
iss man win DO the prosecuting onncer In all cases
o. violated neutrality. should the government even
s'op 100 reeO and bring thsm 70 trial you and
woo" 1e voty sorry 10 snssust 70 such a.
iofney lhsh have fair grounds for taking the worst
view sns case and call 1t mock--all mosa--a sham.
Tbs thres formidable rams now building N ths couu.
sv are serious matter for you have not a. ret any.
ching 70 cope with thom except III. po.noIe ana IN o,u,
Hspcod shs Win be far behind thsp
Lairds two are nearly all plated ana ,n.,. . M Aon.
that they VIII both be launched about nc ,en ~ ,u,v
They are At work on them day and nsht ana o., h..,
st midnight Monday morning Tho Glasgow vs.,., In
bs launched about the lat OF July In ,,o !, -,
the same ~ lArds; but Tho wood backing ia Al, ,nons.
thicker, and u has q projecting horn boow ,bo wo,or
pus whsch 10 four aud nalf fee, long made cf hyc,. !,
plates rIveicd together ny are not aopnd n,rs !,
potAino 10 prevent hes being ysur coast in s.p,,x.
br am afraid ;Dss there but few pcspe on your
scs aware Of hrss yepsaous pvt Ihs ps0pS Apa sov,
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he did not say that he would not make more than two
regular speeches. (aughter) Therefore thoy must ex
70 them aud especially 70 his friend Mr.. Ltiedsie for
their compliment 70 the ship and also the firm and 10
Sas non sorse Sey upon
that In doing should be heaping Goals Of
re upon the heads Of his enemies. by giving to them i'm
portaht information which, ne was credibly informed
they had spent largo Of money 10 the endeavor
70 acquire. Qaughter) He alluded 70 tho provocstiou
uers, the house Of Fraser, Trenholm Co.--thc pro
vocation they had given them during the ias,
that system Of espionage and surveillance which hsd
been instituted against them, which bad been
organized with 30 much skill and 90 much ngensty,
which had been carried cut with 20 much zeal and no
much honesty, aud which had lately exploded with 40
little damage At Westminster iIa daughter and cheers
citizen determine 10 release herself the bonds which
bound her TO those her enemies he AMI his partsers
esrons Tssy Knew sbs % oauv. ,hs, 10 = hs scn
They approved Of that separation In the fullest and 10 the
most unressrved manor They In their adherence
selves into The struggle not only with their means but
With their persons, for two ef his partners were now IN
another (Hsar, hear and chssrs Here on this s,dc
separated |" they were BY geographical position,
. WIS 'mpsssibe for them 70 DO az they
ries Z Of their fellow cuisc0s who wsrc ssrsS
Cling for right which had besa mantainsd by EneisS
which would he maintained until ali the English race and
theis descendants were CUTOFF (ohcser)-hs meant the
~ and that which no nation living could sake rom tbe
Anglo Saxon Cheers They were simpy merchants--
private irdividuais They could do nothing except
ss much They could They tried TO do They had
succeeded IN doing so (eHear, hcr,'x and cheers !
They had strengthened their u some extent ard
lhey Intended to continue 10 strengthen their arms
still for himself and his partners although
II was almost hmschhid nothing 20 do but 10 institute
of commercial enterprises. They commenced To
send vessels hence the blockade THIS was done
enpciy on their own soccuoL and 10 their peaitpa
The New York herald., 1863-07-13


the Crown for three days were trying TO find out They
produced in court not the nine or ten witnesses whose
3, w;s nov sus s'Hsa ~. es
witnesses who called aud four cartloads
OF books which were never exhibited qaughter)
There inquiries made after the Alabama the pahAa
ths florida the Agrppna aud half dozen other ships
besides whose naes be mover heard before They had
companies clerk, from brotsrs oces IN London oc,s
from West Hartiepool they had policemen; they had
he was going TO say sentlemen but he begged par.
don-one two backguards in the dress OF gentlemen.
they bad spics Of ail sorts and descriptions ranging
about tho court, jossling against one another;
sss s' Of na with an ,ss 0ss .nbs bot
which these mon had told, and which some nteiIsent
gsneaen had been compelled TO put on record for the
witness who into the box with the exception cf
Captain inglcnsId Mr. Green and high bred gentleman
stutned himself By telling exactly Opposite stosy 10
what down on the brief Csughicr) and altbouGh
The the part Of NE Crown conducted wh The
greatest fairness but at The time with every sors
70 secure conviction was Impossible TO see that
the ssnsssn q srn talent sn.v Who we're re- eaesus s
in the boz was exactly opposite TO that told the bris
Therefore although the Attorney General the Solicitor
20 condsot the case TO successful issue asslssed
By Mr.. Hame. Solicitor 70 the Customs, aided by
Hackuorc, having the counlenance Of Mr. x3s.s
aud Mr. Dudley, and having aso the valuable Assistance
Of dissinIuishsd member Of the New York bar, wso
psrly al that display n ajev< -
result the end q the three days thai the Jury ain
covered In about ten seconds that which Mr. silcn Mad
told his friends and the public 10 hs letter written 10 M
Hossfa which vas quoted IN the IIouse of Cosnmons
tina, there nothing 70 ind out except that they wers
building vessel which capable of being couyestsd
into gunboat- That the law upon which he had sI
along advised and was qualification 70 him 70 scs that
that was preclsey The law which laid down bv Mr.
Chief Baron Pollock ftheer.D lie had said some
thing about man Of the name Of Da oessa
special sGection for him, but because there vss
a gentleman present that day who was reure.
seuied by Mr.. IA Costa ~ having his spec,si
confidence, and that wO kr Miller who buili
iha, shp. IL ~ 70 b--~-- 80. '.>ss 80
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
uIsCELLANEOUs.

pRIaos ALLEvIAToR, FOR coRss BuNIoSs.
Is lender fee Ac rs censaud 81 cents bon For 10
asmrd bnnors f~~ssr~d ingrowing rs Ac DR..
HRgoE Curative Sold Wy dra arxys and sent ~ mail AZ
tkst z1 Brosdvay
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

England said sosbe Pressing NapoIson.
Ifaris (June 2s) correspondence OF london News
6uIiseyI CbyreTpwS,ce referring 70 the statement In
England 10 recognize tho Confederate s,acs asserts
that, on the contrary, Il nk Cobsna Of st. Jsvsss
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

NEWS FROM EUROPE. !
The Jura or Cape Race and =, Great |
's Easts::ss IN Flushing Bay.
.s-.-..r'' .-s,-->~-,>-oo..o.-
Important Rebel "" 80, Move.
.uents in England.
Three Powerful Rebel Rams Nearly
Ready for Launching.
RoEBUCK.s RECOGNITION MOTION.
The Chancellor Of the Exthequsr and Sir
George Grey Maintain Neutrality
and Nen-IntsfvsntlOn.
Roebuck's Mission to France Condemned
Dy ING CaDln0t,
OMcial Denial Of NapOleon's Me-
tvliatiOn PROPOSAL.
-~l~4->~--~-~~~~~s~~>~~~~>~
THE REBELS APPLY Toe SPAIN
Grasid Rebel Banquet Ons Board the
1rivateer S0uthGr Nr.
JEFF. Davis Roasted After Quesz
Victoria.
Secretary Seward son Foreigr
9exssde to Mat1moros.
StIQELl SsARGUMENTS TO Ma POLEON
THE SSFaM FIRE ENGINE MANHATTAN.
&&, &C., -.