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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03
Notice To Road Builders.

NOTICE is hereby gvon that proposals will be re-
~ ceived by John Clancy. President OF the Grove
port and Lancaster Turnpike Road Company, at his
residence in Canal Winchester, Franklin county Ohio
until the lst day Of September 1863 for ling five
miles Of said road, commencing near Hooker bridge
thence on the location of said road north weswardy
TO the five mile stake west Of Carroll
Also for building the balance of said road, commen-
cling OF said FIVE mile stake, thence north westwary
on the location of said road to the termination OF that
part of said road now under contract to John Robert
son. being also five miles and few chains. Bids viii
be received separately for the above sections per mile
or for both together Plans with specifications Of the
work can bc at the Office Of John ltlpman Es
in Canal Winchester. By order of the Directors.
JOHN CHANEY, President.
Anrtlst lst. lsC1-la-2M.
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TDITOR OF GAzETTE-Dear Sir: with YOU
~ permission wish 10 say 10 the readers Of you
paper that will send by return mail 10 all who wish
1t, free a Recipe with full directions for making
and using asiTnple Vegetable Balm that will efFectu
ally remove in tan days, PIInples, BIot;hes, Tan
Freckles, and all Impurities Of the Skin, leaving th'
same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads oi
Bare Faces simple directions and Information tina
will enable them to start full growth Of LuGurian
Hair, WhIskers or Monstache. in Icss than 81 days
All applications answered by return mail free ofcharge
Respectfully vours,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No. s3l Broadway, New York.
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How to Double Our Lat.

If every subscriber to the Gazette
would furnish one name besides his
own, our list would be doubled with
little effort and expense. Let every
reader of the Gazette consider this ar
ticle addressed to him personally, and
then set to work to furnish q subscri-
ber each. If the Gazette list was
doubled, thousand more votes might
be secured to the Union cause. 1t is
to the interest of every friend of the
cause to have his neighbor take the
only loyal paper in the county, and to
help him pay for it if he is himself
unable.
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AND KILBACK'S
WATER Wheel.

MILLWRIGHTs and all persons interested in the
lVN economical use Of water power, are invited %
examination and tral Of these wheels. It's claimed
that they be surpassed for simplicity, ddrabl
ity and adaptation 70 general purposes. Being 1u k
motioned they seldom require any gearing for in
crensing speed.
Who're the head OF water ranges from 10 9 or 10
feet, the burr II usually placed on the water wheel
SHAFT, thus avoiding all friction, &C. OF intermediate
gearing.
% or % inch wheel is used for this purpose. dis
charging from loo 10 III inches Of water accord ng 10
size They are made in one solid casting, and arc
furnished with an iron scroll shute, with br ge
tree gatspnioD and bolts 70 fasten 70 the Hour it
10 small job 70 set them up. The prce is $50 10
SlOO (exclusiv0 Of shat smaller ones, suitable for
machinery for less. They arc durable and ec tive,
With nothing about them liable 10 get out Of order,
trouble and will be warranted TO give satsiac.
ton when properly put in. For saw-nill wheel OF
any other purpose That requires horizontal shan,
they superior % anything in use and Il is conf
dohtly believed they will gun sat sIetory reputation
Wherever tried For more definite information address
J. J. NELSON,
Aug!T'G3-22-i" Columbus. Ohio.
fI!r.l-gila T. MIN ga1yN
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Balloon Ascension.

A monster balloon, sixty feet high,
will be sent up by saml. Engle, on
next Wednesday, the day of the great
Union Basket Meeting.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03

"THE Union-It must, and shall be preserved!"-
Andree Jackson.
CELEBRITY and Union--now and forever, one
and inseparablel-Dani WeSster.
"IF am asked when l am for dissolution Of the
Union, answer, Nevorl NOverl!"-Henry Clay.
GIT is question Of government or no govern.
mont, country or no country."-StephOn A. Douglas
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEM MENT
GOING WEST.

Eastward pas senNS trains make close connections
at GAINESVILLE with Central OHIO Trains for all points
Est.
Westward Trim connects follows: At Morrow
with Little Miami Train for all points South and West
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North.
Freight and Accommodation train leaving Lancas
ter at j,45 A. NJ. makes close connections with Con-
trn Ohio Train for Columbus.
Daily lines Of Coaches connecting with Passenger
trains are run from Circlevlle, CIlllioothe and Co
lurnbus
no Special arrangements are made for Carrying
Live Stock to the Estern Markets by the Balu1lor6
and Pennsylvania Railroads at low rates are Of
fered by anv other line.
For through tickets East or West, for further in
formation aS 10 Freight Rates or Shipments please ap
ply to JOHN c. CASSELL. agent at Lancaster.
WM. KEY BOND, RECEIVER.
". W. CARD, Asst sup't, GAINESVILLE, y.
fel- 10 'Ey-.S-ti
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03

ron the evening of the 31st ult,,
about thirty young men and ladies
held a grand Brough melon festival at
the residence of Mr.. Henry Nigh, in
Clearcreek township. G.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all whom it may con
ccrn that ut the next Session Of the Commission
ers Of Fairfield County, TO be held in September HGI
there will be presented Petition praying for the es
Enlistment Of the following described C'unty RoSi
to-wit: Commencing on the Rainbow Road, ond thence
North on the line ofthe Townships of Ricland, Plea
SAINT and Walnut 10 the Drove Road
MANY PETITIONERS.
July lG lsG3-3wlGn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigncd la,
Y been duly appointed and qualified NJ AdmnistTa-
tor q the estate of Matthew Davidson deceased late
Of Fairfield County, Ohio. Persons having claims
present them TO the undersigned, and those in
dcbtsd u II required % make immediate pay
inent. WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
Aug lJC3-2o-3w. Administrator
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The Great Union Basket Meeting Mex
Wednesday.

1t has been remarked by some of
our friends that We 'yforgot to notice the
Great Basket Meeting last ,ceek." Our
recollection is that we noticed it in one
or tpo places, but for fear we didn't,
we give it this notice gratis.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03
RESOLUTIONS of the Senatorial Convent,

Resolutions Of the Senatorial Convention
The following are the Resolutions
adopted at the Senatorial Convention
which nominated Colonel JOHN NJ. Con-
NELL. They are the platform'on which
the Union men Of this District stand,
and upon which Colonel Connell will
be elected by the largest majority ever
received in this district:
wHEREAs, War exists, provoked by the South, with
out cause justification, and il persisted in by them
without excuse and for the sole purpose ofdestroyng
the Federal Union subvortlng the Constitution and
| government, and resisting the laws OF the United
States, and
WHEREAS, The legally constituted authorities, to pre-
the Union, maintain the Consttution and enforce
the laws, have called armies into the field, and
WHEREAS The States in rebellion ignore all terms Of
reunion and scorn all conditions Of peace, other than
tho recognition OF their independence, and
WHEREAS, The preservation and perpetuation of the
Union Of the States the Constitution laws and princi
pies upon which they are founded, are Indispensable
to the honor, peace and prosperity OF the nation tho
existence Of Republican Institutions and the civil and
religious liberty of mankind, aud
WnEGEAs, ,Naxt to Col, owe our highest allegiance
to the Government Of the United States and arknowl-
edge it imperative duty to defend, uphold, and
tain it in all cases and under all circumstances there
| fore,
Resolved That ignoring oil political parties, and ss
pending oil mere party questions, wa invite all men d
whatever political faith to unite with iis on this single
issuc-the Unioncfthe Stdtesone andinsepara5te-lo'
aud 0rcoer-it must be preserved" at every sacrifice
and at every hazard
ReSolpod That while we are in favor d avigorou:
prosecution of the war to subdue rebellion, ana ,vO
the use of every lawful means whereby that end mal
be attained, recognize other object purpose fo
its prosecution and that whenever the people Of an!
Of the States now in rebellion lay down their arms
return 10 their obedience to the Constitution and tbs
laws, they should be acknowledged citizens,
protected in all their constitutional rights.
Resorei That to our soldiers in the field. who hav'
noby iaken up arms in defence ofthe Constitution ant
laws and whose heroic conduct has already ILLUSTRATED
the power Of the government, we send greeting ON
warmest Communications, and plcdg. them our sym
pathy our support our protection and gratitude.
JOHN A. HUNTER,
| c. A. BARKER,
| l.. STEENROD,
| Committee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03
MEETING AT NEIRLINGs.

There will be a meeting ofthe Union
men of Pleasant township at NEIB-
LING'S, on next Saturday night, Sep
tember 5th.
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HOW TO ESCAPE THE DRAFT
The Last and Best opportunity TO
Avoid the Draft
Recruits Wanled for the 18th
UhiO Cavalry.

GovERNoR TOD HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY
NTthe Secretary OF War to raise Regiment of Cav
airy in Ohio, to serve three years during the war,
and to be complete within forty days. The Regiment
is intended for the Southern border of Ohio, where its
principal service will be; but the force will be liable to
be sent elsewhere, should the public interest demand
This is the best opportunity which will be presented
to escape tho draft and IL company of recruits are
raised IN this county it will probably exempt Fairfield
entirely This branch Of the service is the most
pleasant, and its principal duty will be near home.
Having authority from the Governor to recruit for
this Regiment, will be found Mt the old Schofield
Building, on the corner Of Main and Columbus
Streets.
The First and Second Lieutenants will be taken
from the ranks and will be elected by the members o
the company ]. HICKS,
Lancaster,Augo5'63 Recruiting Officer.
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UNION BASKET PIC.NlC


WEDNESDA y, SEPTEMBER, OTH, 1868
PROGRAMME.
MARSHAL OF THE DAY,
GEORGE W. PRATT.
ASSISTANT MARsnALs,
Morton Brasscc, John Long,
Edward Cruise, Thomas Webster
Simon smetters, John senrs,
Isaac Croft, Henry johnson,
Matthew Reed, Asa Morehead
william Vorys, James Walters.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
BAND. SPEAKERS.
City Dclegation-Front resting on Columbus stroot
North Of Main.
Hocking-Front resting on pike west Of bridge.
Amanda Front in rear Of Hooking delegation OIL
Ccarcreek pike.
Madison Delegaton-Front resting on old Chilllcotht
road south Of Broad st.
Berne Delegation-Front resting on pike opposite
II. II. Hunters residence
Rushcreek Delegation Front in rear of BcrnO dele
cation on pike
Richland Dclcgaton-Front in rear of Rushcrecl
delegation on pike.
Pleasant Delegation-Frout resting on Wheeling 81
east Of High street.
Walnut Delegation-Front in rear Of Pleasant deega
ton on Wheeling st.
Greenfield Delegation-Front on Columbus st al
Gesor's shop.
Liberty yDelcgotion-Front in roar Of Greenfield del
egation.
Bloom Delegation--Frontn rear Of Liberty delega
tion.
Violet Delegation-Front in rear Of Bloom delegation
Each delegation will hold itself at its proper place
aho mt hv, tha Eooht toxrn
ship will elect three Marshals who will in bringing
their delegation to It's place report to the Marshal
who will be found on the corner Of Main and colum.
bus streets. Each Marshal will provide himself with a
sash By ORDER OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03

nN-W Will some of our friends bring
us load ortwo ofgood wood on sub
scription.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03
Valuable Farm for
Sale.

GISHE undsr.gned. exscutogs OF Henry Arnold. De.
eeaeed WI oner tor sale 1t public agetion, a. The
day the 10Th day Of September, 1881 At O'Clock. PM
the we-knoWn farm Of II. Arnold, deceased located
the Southeast quarter dissection No township No u
Ia range No. 49, containing ls5 acres. more or less
The said Farm has all necessary improvements ia
under good fenring; well supplied with good fruit
trees; watered by running stream, and has never
falling springs About 20 acros are clear and under
good cultivation the balance Is choice timber land n
solid body.
The above Farm will be hcll for private sale between
this and the day ofpublic sale a. above.
Terms Of Sale.-One-thir1 IN hand; one third In one
year; and onethr1 in two years from day sfsas, With
interest
For further paTticul apply 10 either
@. Is. ARNOLD, Executors d
Mt. Vernon, Ohio. the estate o.
b. Z. REISMUND. II Arnold,
Lancaster, Ohio deceased
Ann y iis- y -i,r.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03

B9-Mr. HENRY NIGH, of Clearercok,
will accept our thanks for some fine
melons and pomegranates.
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Plcnsnnt township seminary.


TVNIE abovo Seminary, united with the Hygenic-
4 Home Cure, is nm Institution OF learning that
presents to ALL hut especially 70 lnvalids, tho
opportunity of securing thorough Education, and
OF Improving their physical powers at the same time,
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular. and remember
that tho next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY. MARCH the
30th A. b. 1852 and consist Of 20 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, MS follows:
Summer Session from March the 3oth to June 18th
1863. Twelve weeks tuition SO. Vayation 10 weeks.
Fail Session, from August LIST 10 November the 18th
1853. Twelve weolss tuition So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, 1868 to March
18th 1854 Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must he paid in advance, secured by noto
and no reduction will be mnde on account Of absence.
Boarding, consisting Of farinaceous food. fruit,
and vegetables, will he furnished by the Principals &C
So per weok.
Be-I have also purchaseda Piano, and secured the
services Of Professor SCHNEIDER 10 give instruction
on the Piano. and other instrument Of music, on rea-
sonabie terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February &c, le61-ly50
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A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.--Exeuse me,
madam, said gentleman, but would
like to ask why You look at me 80 very
savagely.
'Oh, ! beg your pardon sirr replied
the lady, i took yOu for my husband
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility In
competency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error,
actuated by desire 10 bonent others. will be happy
to furnish to all who need II free Of CHARGE the recT
and directions for making the simple Remedy used in
his case. Those wishing 10 profit by his experience
and possess Valuable Remody-will receive the
same BY return mall Carefully seaed), by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street. New York
Anrla G2-o0 Am
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And other distinguished patriots will
positively be present and address the
meeting.
Everybody in this and the adjoining
counties is invited to attend, men, wo
men and children. Bring your dinners,
and come in wagons, buggics, and
every other conveyance. The meeting
will be held in the Grove East of Ian
caster.
The most important political cam
paign in the history Of Ohio, is the one
in which we are now engaged. Come
up and hear the real issue discussed by
our patriotic standard bearer, q Jack
son Democrat and an unconditional
Union man.
By order of the Central Committee
Lancaster, O., August 6, 1868.
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K@hIer a. Mayer.

Read the new advertisement af Ke.
hler & Mayer. Their stock of Boots
and Shoes is the largest and best in
market.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-03
CHANGE 0F TINE.

Cincinnati Wilmington & Zanesv1llo
- -. a.
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ESTATE OF JOHN AaIPEY JONES.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
Y been appointed anil qualified rs Administrator on
the cstateof JOHN AMPEY JONES late of Fairfield
county, deceased. JOHN WILLIAMS
Lancaster, Aug25G3-22-3w
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Proof that Right can be Wrong
Silas H. Wright.
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THURSDAY, September 8, 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

We are assured that next shall have ample
opportunities for the enjoyment OF era In the first
place Mr. Maretzek WILL early in the fall open the Acade.
my Of Music for Along opcratc campaign Nmc Medori
viii return 10 ready for the achievements Of fresh i.
umphs. Mazzoleni, Belui and Bnchi are engaged while
hear that Of favore native artists will lend
their talent toward increasing tie effectiveness OF the
Maretzek troupe Petrea the composer Of Ione p which
opera emiacntly successful here season. in
tends, u Ia said visiting New York next winter and IL s
added that he win write opera expressly the artists
under engagement Mr. Maretzek By the aid Of their
undoubted talent "Ione' made popular here
Any new work Of the maesros win b sure 70 receive
ample justice II entrusted 10 them.
Naxsoleni 10, we hear. 70 appear next season In
"zampa," "Robsrt 10 Dtable" and the "Huguenots"
also In other roles which he has never sung n New
York.
Mr.. Carl Anschutz raising subscriptions fer an opc
ratio season. He will, Il b said, engage soma most
talented artists, and will b prepared give German
opera In style never before attempted in this country
10 add 70 the list Of musical promises the next sea-
son, hear that certain capitalist will devote largo
sum OF money for tho purpose Of engaging troupe Of
German artists OF great reputation will appear next
In this city We shall have at the same time
three operas.
Nile. Patti appeared 10 tho Royal italian Opera in Lon
don. the 9th Of June, a. Nnetva In the "Ia Gazza
IAdra" OF Rossin. which revived on that occasion
In the English metropolis vtah great eciat Although
little tmid at nrs, in role entirely her, before
the conclusion Patti displayed her powers, both as
singer and an actress to the greatest advantage.
The New York herald., 1863-06-22

THE.wAR In MEXICO.
Rein nforce ememts For and Cowmvusr. Al
Win the Erench Arnnu


Win the French Army.
Fresh renforcemcnts 70 the number OF ten thousand
mon we're 10 be sent out from france forthwith 70 Next
co, together with large supplies Of Material Of war
An official announcement had been published upon tho
steps taken 70 secure the supply Of provisions and muu
tops to the troops IN Mexico. On The 10Th Of Auri tho
army furnished with supplies for nf,y ds the re
newa OF which easily effected Independently OF the
monthly transports from 81. Nazsre, the Minister OF
Marine had organized ship service, leaving Cherbourg
or Toulon on the 23d of every month, carrying GU,
plies and bringing back the sick.
ffrom the Paris Moniteur, June p.l
The prolongiiion OF the military operations before
Pueba and the resistance which the French roore en-
counter diautb ma pubic mind The greater tho conf.
dcnce In the rapid success o the expedition greater
the mpatiencc the trcors triumph over ne m
torSn obcLs against which the courage OF the soldiers
and The skill and devotedness u the officers % ener
ecticaly struggle.
To these preoccupations Ia naturally added the qucs.
tim ot supplies, both of food and ammunition which
have however, ceased 90 be amply Thus
at the date Of tho last Official news April TO- the truous
before Pueba we're provided with raious for hfty daye
In addition reserve ot three millions of compete ra
tions sufficient for the whole exre ellonarv corns ir
three months, was Concentrated at Vera cruz "
As TO the ammunition for Infantry and arterv syeccs
sivey shipped, added what the different fractions N
the expeditonary cors had tken with them IL consists
10 mention only the principal artces " 500 GOO ca
trdgcs for Infantry being an average Il COO for each
mon I2,ss cartridges ried being O5b rosrds
for each mountd gun 2U each fed piece 4 Goa for
each sun o the reserve. aud 900 for siege sun
The New York herald., 1863-06-22
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS or WALES.
Splendid Entertainments by the City OF
London.
From the London Post June Q

po,..so, e. .Vs ~ III sne sm'.e, onaon oss' 81 .une
ana as inc nora nave 20 always been Tor their
honor was due there have becn hui few occasors ~ %
NJ h,s,n ~ ,ts & 10 10 .,s ,b pu em Nv uuring
ne ns,ory Q, ,ne Guy % wn'cn ,ne hospitality has been
,o yo,h,v rocara hs rovs, hr,de oS @ .y sousn'
reign bnt few weeks bact Tbonuh ,nrch ros vo ,n
done 10 chow how heartiv The c;tiSes ~ anSn @ ue %
comed bs rows, ne;r /, as nas conssad Lnupn ~ we
Gent TO mark the feelings OF love and iovatv vh,ch
erv,ded The camera, wind an ,ha, my NV.
ervaasa ne scneaa mna on .nas occasion and accord
pr,ncess M Wales N civic en,sr,,,nyno, v @ oe anu
scale which shoud 90 fsr N ec,insa All n s"u cne on
~ q sns,,a, na,,ra o. " " ''i VII P'''"us ieS''as
r. was or,sr"iv ,rr.rcoa thu, ,ho o-.,. .u s,.s
had r n,. he .s 's 'ns grsnu oan wmcn
iJca ~, ~ a s ,S ~, IL AZ ne ss s9n
ou M Was as soon ,onc sna sne residence OF the
,nh vo ,h u1 vasm III, @ oo"oua,on ana
~ rho wortmso far aeersn, n,ro 'a', Z, ~ az .nas
ca nA 'hs ednce should 90 adapted Tor the entertain
"en" r.o r,,ro..,, ho,co,, ,,,,,.
.,., ~, 9 Ia ALL s ~ az. "en LII va nso sp
preached oy side door from me aais was small room
, .ne oI " v , nS % ,s , ~ , ne
an p'r"r vus au INC ~. r, ies. " .ne onilding IN
wv. y,sse'.p. M aus o. the walls
nra % v was prmsa ,u Of daey
, oue valance o. vevs. ana ae"ve o TINS was gosssmer
ike urapery ol anu es,oons wnie around the
APARTMENT was was osauu, ,es'oons o. pink roses and
roseouds. Inc carpet was splendid specimen or
Aubusson manufac,ure, ana vases ana lardlnieres OF
towering plants decorated tne apar,msnt throughout
Messs peand had oeen entrusted With the prepara-
on Of tho toilet service which bad also been designed by
MT Trace Inc patern whs o Ies'o.ns W the oy 'eaf
mesaoa with tbe letter. A. The p,s Of hs rpacs.
OF wales Tne arms OF the Prince and Princess of Wales
combined were upon one side ana the city arms ON the
cher delicate tint o rose dc barry and cool white
pearls set 10 an elegant oorder OF DEAD so'd formed tho
border.
Such were the preparations for the reccrtion Of the
ustrous Prince and Princess and when the hour for the
arrival OF the visitors drew co. though would be ncor
rect TO say all was quite complete vet 30 e was really
required 10 be done that the marvel grew greater aud
greater how so much had been accomplished In short
space of timc
The American Minister and Mrs Adams were present.
At ten minutes past nine the cheers Of the popusce
outside announced the arrival on tho Prince and Princess
The deputaon OF the eofpoSson appointed 10 receive