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Evening star., 1866-10-24

RESPECT TO THs MEMORY OF FORMER
CHIRF CLERK OF THE INDIAN BUREAU The
ONCE Of the Indian Bureau 10 ordered 10 be
closed at O'Clock this afternoon, ont of re-
spect TO the memory OF the late John T. Coch-
rnne, Esq, many years ago Chief CLERK of the
Bureau, who died in this city on SUNDAY
night. and who Is 70 be buried to-day.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
PERSONAL.

GhSONAA.
CAUTION l-Tf public is hereby mott hed not to
- purchase . note of hand for olO0 given ky
sPrxxeus Jones to John YoIke, falling due Nov.
,, vas frspdulsntly obtained from me and pay ment
&c % as oeen soHpeu: yOnN IOhhE.
NJ ADAM AH0LIAB. AN IMPRESS no ME.
AvA DiUA u AND CLAIRvOYANT, would most
respectfully inform all who wish to give her q call
that she is now prepared to read the past present
and future, is also able to advise and consult in
OIL business @ matters, lost Or stolen proeerty
street, one door from street, from 9. m until 8
p. m. oc 12IWr
MES. CURTIS IRVING, Test and Busines.
~ Med,um' will give Life Readings at her
former place, 30. north side Of Penn q av., be-
tween "a and 9th streets. once hours from 70
Q. m IS to9 m. oc Is lms
nR. BRAPER, LATE OF THE q. s. NAVY.
~ has removed his Office from % to I2s Penn
avenue, the late residence of DR.. Smoot Office
hours beiere 10 q. m and after p m oc Is-lm
RRIpAAL, AND ruNEkAL WRTATHS. BO.
preserved IN natural form. WAX FLOWERS.
BAR FLOWERS. and BRAIPiNG bv Mrs'
tkikS late of Boston Has reno we'd to No 429
llth street. between G and II. oc s6ms
Evening star., 1866-10-24

~The Papai 10 the oldest throne in Europe.
BSI50.e6o.00O cigars are made In Hamburg
yearly. .se -f- tr-s
i96B.
sSIbe London Times intimates that peace
has not been secured In Germany.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
BOARDING..

kob kANT=From two TO six fne large front
= ano BACK ROOMS, either furnished or uufur-
biished, with or without beard Terms reason
spisi N.i APRiy No. 367 Penna avenue, opposite
NNoe,OooI hoteI oc "a At
KOAkDING-Oue Front and Back PARLOR ON
ISL moor, to rent, with R0ARD. Price $50 and
S.9 Ier month, st $50 Z street, between L IN and
ii.p euees oc 22-6ts
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-From ga
. TO Is per month. BOARD at s4 30 Der week
Al 20 4ss 9th street, between st. and Louisi tns
s'enoo. Oc l5 lm~
ROARD-Good TABLE BOARD with Fresh INT
y ter and Java Coffee can be had at 31l Penn.
ysvan1a avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets at
Slo per montn: keferences exchanged. 29 ims
TABLE BOARD at No 46l 10Th street a fev
month. Sef
Evening star., 1866-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.

JURY FOR THE CIRCUIT CoURr.-This after.
noon, the following were drawn at the Clerk s
ofhce as jurors, TO serve the next (Noyember)
term of the Circuit Court, which will con yene
on Tuesday, 9th proximo. They Were drawn
by the Clerk. Mr.. Meigs, in the presence of
MT Douglas, Register Of the City; Mr.. Laird.
Clerk Of Georgetown, and Mr. Calian Clerk OF
the Levy Court Of the county Charles Rob.
lnson, 9th ward; VIM. Sibley, Sd ward: Jas.
0,Bryan, 2d ward; Thos. Miller, 9th ward:
VIM Bagnam, John w. Rogers, ID ward; A.
]. Bell, Georgetown: Terrence Drury, ist
ward; Jas. Daley, I'd ward; John J. Lewis.
7th ward; s. q. Mickum, A. M. Hoover, lst
ward: w. II. Bald win. 4th ward; J. q. Dudley,
1th ward; ;. A. Gordon, 5th ward Ii. s. Ben. /.
SON, 4th ward; Francis Miller, I'd ward; Alex.
Forrest, 9th ward; James b. Moore, LIST ward.
l.. B. Brady, 4th ward; John Wise, 7th ward:
Geo. II. Gaddis, 9th ward; W. w. Parker Ist
ward; Thomas Thornley,, 5th ward; Ed. Hart.
ley, Georgetown; Arch. White, county.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

WANTED.HogsE with about 10 rooms, be.
and 4dai.:. .1 a is s:s: ono. 5SS f' osss 3
FoRR, srsT1A Is;S 49,. s.e;.so;S IsAMl HOUSE
tainiDs r.oms 'ree' ana nnGds Finnd ~ con
! oc s,as. vsrnsnt ave-, aess strs:.
EOB RENr.A. FUBNNHED HOUSE, ten
y rooms and kitchen, Eas and va ter, pleasantly
O.sT0kEs 90. Ne. $50 18th s.o g., ssi,.r AIe.' to
oc - 80. -..llaiL-- 4. 4, -
FOB RENr-rwo BRICK HOUSES, centaini ne
y nx rooms each, In good locality near the
aui.s for ,1 i6Sis siH;ia SSSss sss
90 2a-st. -. -
1,O LIT-IURHIsHIp R0OHs, With or With.
"A sS Srs eS:rdi Sd corner 10th s.S ;tEsst: A,s9;
ROOMS for ofhces.
cM.s. eor:sI r. e ,ssh q naa' .na ! .sss:S. SS
TE SvsnRs ..H%s q .SSHssR !gTs 3E
.s.a 1h y o. ss q.
e. sSs
are invited to submit plat Of Grosnd price, and
50 sssI S::: i:: '::ss
CANDIES, oAnDIssl rRUlTsi SRUIrsI
The ansst. the pursst. the best Of Candle. Ana
yIwIIiS 10: sis Psnas avenue. Ssss.:n
msiessnss q Ssv York. Piiis1 1slSSSs end BsssoS,
e u s:..a si 3: t: C
sE !: .ss Ss sv e ;9: 1slk S;s:: q
Inn BU9HIL5 D1IlD FT1OI15. Ter q.
iSS q - s.''''''' ''d ris.1 r x1no : cor.
IN ,3QHEnIn 4Sf 0v g1O0ID.f1lt
sale eSsss. IssI y. 4 IffSiSofSSs c6.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fssher.-This morn.
ing, John OBren, indicted for the larceny OF
three tabie-cloths and q napkin from John A
Gray, was found guilty. Adams for defense
Rose Robinson, indicted for the larceny of
cloak and dress. shirt from Charles Bruce. was
found guilty. Smithers for defense
e Lucy ChiIds, indicted Tor the larceuy of
cloak, spoons, &c, from Robert Cunnin9hau.
was found guilty Of petty larceny, and q nolIe
pros. was entered.
, In the case OF Rose Robinson. a small coiored
girl, con victed Of larceny, nolle pros. was en-.
tered. = ID. 0..-E ]
John O'Brien, convicted OF larceny, was
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

CUTTING OFF THE Gas The lieutenant OF
the second precinct has been notified that the
gas will be cut on from the station because the
bill is not paid. Ii appears that the station Is
1T the city limits, and the police Of the county
occupy il jointly with the officers doing duty
In the portion OF the precinct north OF N street
north. IL was understood that the Corpora.
lion should pay one-haf the expense OF the
station and the Levy Court the other half
Mayor Wallach has paid the portion Of the
Corporation, but the Levy Court has decided
by their officers that they have no right to paw
any Of IL. II the station Was located q few
yards further north, the entire expense would
De ehargeabie to the county. II has been sug-
gested that the Board Of Police will do well 70
locate station in the county, build il upon
the same plan as the stations in the city, and
make the Levy Court pay the entire cost of
main tainlng il.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

TH!s IS 70 oIv1 N0TICE, That the subseri.
=. = Der has has obtained ffo% the Orphans, Court et
lefters sss anenisiy on the personal estate Of
I'm McDueil. late Of Washing.op, d. O..
the said decessed, are hereby warned TO e9hibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subacri
snsy nay stherxise by Law, Be excluded from aIi
1856. EI,IZA NJ nt1 StHoers
oc "a laNSN Execatrix
Evening star., 1866-10-24
|" NOTICE
He SUBSCRIBIB HAVING PURCHASED

OI6ARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
IN Store Hs. 81 on 7th street, of David \ Irving
is now prepared To- furnish the old customers, and
tne public generally, q the Old Stand, With the
prices in the city. JAS III TOWERS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

New MUsIc.-H. n. Hampstead,
the large deaerin Music and Musical
instruments, at Milwaukee, sends
us roll of sheet music just from the
press; among the pieces are Sweet
Hopes springing from the Heart p
"Reconstruction,' song aud chorus,
and Jemimy Johnsing, Plantation
song, all by Foster, the star music,
Composer Of the times. Hampstead
will fill orders for any music, new
or old, at catalogue prices.
He is an old dealer and safe TO
trust in filing orders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
ACCIDENT. -Durrett, son of Nr. /

AccIDENT-Durrett, son Of Nr. b.
Oliver, Of Glen Haven, was lately
thrown from a Wild horse, hitherto
thought to be perfectly gentle, and
had both bones of his left arm bro
ken just above the wrist. AT tirstit
was thought there was danger Of u
loss Of the limb but under the surgi-
cal treatment Of DR.. Willard there are
no doubts entertained of the arm be
ing saved for natural use through
life. DuRREr is Mr.. divers right
hand man for reliable service in
the large business he carries on
among other things than milling and
farming the immediate erection OF a
wooden mandatory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
Bible Society.

The annual Meeting Of the Lancas-
ter Bible Society, wal be held at fan
caster on Sunday juno Sd, 866.
= Services in the NJ. f. Church at
l0l o'clock A. 3D. And in the even
ing in the Congregational Church at
~ r. NJ
All friends Of the Bible are inyit-
cd to be present. An Address may
be expected
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

r. r. lNs. Cove are sorry to
hear complaints from several quar-
ters Of the course being taken by
the Rock River Insurance Company
an organization which we hav !
hitherto supposed fair and square in
every respect. The local and tray
eiling agents are being complained,
OF, we think unjustly, rs they are
but obeying the orders of their EN-
ployers. We note this much for
the present in view Of avoiding the
publication Of communications At
tac<ing the agents for financial mis-
conduct. The man, Caps, John w.
Luke, an agent, complained Of for
taking a certain note under false
pretenses, and without value. we
have reason TO believe is worthy,
man, but acting perhaps under i'm.
proper orders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

DENTIsr-Dr. Averili requests us
to notice that he will be at the Man
sion House in Lancaster, the first
two weeks in June, prepared to do
any dental work,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

WooL.-Nathan & Sons advertise
for wool, and will pay cash at the
highest market price see advertise
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
pATcn Grove AcAnEMY.

w. r. CIARte4. p. A. Principal
Alns e. X NENCpsIB A5sistant
&. y. AkNeoMt Teacher IN Music
The summer iesD. 0.is Institution commences My
22d, Uses
To thesedesjglng fhelou ga Euslish Classical 81
ueatiqu special Inducements presented.
A naw and complete Philosophical Apparatus has
Ateu purchased lar .le Academy, also line piano
TUITION FEES
Common English 8raLehts IA rate If &C cts Per week
HslhaI 70
Classical 70
Ne ils arc gwen Tor less than hrlf a term
The tuition le required 81 hs paid in advance.
no de.G,ton j. f8ase except IN Cases u protractcd
iluces.
Good cous nisuees for boarding in private faTacs :.
rates yaf, sG.e tfsiu $50 a. $500 Yal week
tor iurtl5- .ateyaail5a II tttalss-s a1iEees !..a
Ifincipal
@ftE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

Rsg~ Persee ering efforts are being
made for better support Of Beloic
College ~ the addition Of depart
ments and Protcssorships, aud the
erection OF buildings for d ~mitories,
&c. The design is to raise upward
of 100000 in contributions. Bcloit
College already stands as the Yale
of the west, after which il was mod
-clled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

PRIvArE NoTIcE.-A. & +. A. Burr
have received their Spring and sum
mor merchandise, and claim the
selections as equal to if not superior
to any ever offered in the western
market The borrower Of their
Wool packing folders is requested to
return the same. as a special favor
to the owners. VIII lend the same
again. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
E-e-T he citizens Of PlattevilIe hay.

E-S The citizens Of Platteville have
raised he $4,000 required ~ the Re
gents Of STATE Normal Schools, as
condition of one b. thcnormal schools
being located at that place, in the
Academy Buildings. The Regents
have also accepted a deed of the pro
porty. The design is to open the
first normal school Of the State at
Plattevillc, perhaps in September
next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

HARVEST MACHINERY.-Mr d. II.
Budd is furnishing most of the har-
vest machines as rcapers add NOV
ers combined, Horse Rakcs, &c. He
otfers very cheap some second hand
machinery. Budd is doing a large
business in road enginery and ma
chine works. See MISUNDERSTANDING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
NOTlCE. Auaorr,s HISTORY.

The Second Volume Of Abhots History Or the late
Rebel ion will be distributed the subscribers in this
county during tie Spring arti Summer
It contains l25 pages more than Vol l. with large
number Of fine steel cugravugs making about 1900
large leaf pages in the whole work. (neaiy vice the
rcading on page that Of thu histories gve9 SO
that the "a Volume must prove very satisfactory also
to the numerous Subscribers
Price Only s. 30 and 81 % per Volume IN leather
4 r. OPELAND, Aseut
Lancaster, March p 1S66-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
STRAYED.
UARDIAN SALE.
In Prob~.o. Grant County Court.

In Prob..o, Grant County Court
In the matter of the guatdans Of the minor heirs 81
sfockweil, deceased
Notice is hereby given that by vgtne and in pursue
Of order Of license, made in matter on the
18th day OF May, A p is66. ly tho County court u
said County. the Undersigned Guardian of Ebert
stockweI, Lcmira Stockwe Ncd5rs Stockwen snl
Ella Stockwr minor heirs OF said deceased will on
Saurturday the 23d day Of Lunc, A. D. 1896. at one
clock The afternoon o said day at tho dwelling honse
oi said deceased IN said County caer or sslr ~ pubic
veud-e, the following described lands. wit:
rhe south quarter Sc the southwest quarter 81
rton 1--WE (5) also the west half Oh thu southwest
quaiter o: Section II an ia iowa five 1 north
II range four a. vestju said Craat county
The terms OF sale to be made known at the time and
place of sale.
Dated at Lancq ter VS. Mag 2s = + 1,6s
LEM BROWN,
shat o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

MONEY FoeNp. Found, May Il,
by son Of Mr. G. W. Lee, Taiton,
a small roll Of greenGacks, which
the owner may have BY proving
property. See advertis ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

ga perfect set Of artificial teeth perfect in ana
adaptation, perfect Tor n tication expression and use
illness. can rs had u a FIRST Dentist.
It is worth the while Of any one having defective
tee,l to call Dr. Deasnbacher at Platte lie who is
known to be thorough Mechanical Dentist. SET in
gold or rubber. filling done mechanically however
badly teeth may be decayed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
.OOD5 ARE E,OWER +
n lo5&)BEL

HaaHg taiscn atsogsg of>tee rsee4t l.anic, ard
tnzht e31d Stock q AsrchanG4ss, prepared 10
III much lowe. asH those who foGgni before the great
.e ine vs. aae q s.s iru ndine the wholc Of tie
irse in Ckiuag7 sna Gwasaee can take ADVANTAGE
II tbe 3ne Uttioas ill., market and bly, much NOE
thaA ;hase ia Ira though orders or so only oeeAs
sautiiy T. ta.gast PALMER & C9ATS
Hossols' o.. p 1864 % az. A Palmer sold stsud
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
4 Nav CULTIVATOR.

| wish cai the attention Of Farmers to my Cult-
vator be syuE il 70 he better mas hlne than any other
oilerev in ts market have Just received ttyura
bic report flom the Patent Oiye ana viii get patent
on the N - IL ture 81 the machine iii due
clius.Ed guarantee that il snail do good work
any whert. and easier than the tl0Wkeye machine and
on rolinR1 ad among crooked and badly planted
corn shtlsie lar better than any suh tongue machine
u'ldc Az, purchaser of this machine, not being con-
WINGED Of = truth oi this after reasonable trial is
prvllegeoso return II and get his money back ustd
this mac hillside land last year and did excellent
work
Ia yienS the uncertainty Of getting patent star
ted only hines, ana il is too late to supply
many thiE ar Another season / VII tly TO suppy
al ordcres
Sampl may be- en- at d IL. Budds Lancaster G.
Hawley Fatteyillc. . q Seaton E0scobel r. Clay
tnn An atfon at the Post Office Feunmore and at
my rcsd,s ia Libe IVA miles northeast OF lancas
ter.
This n = lino works wiki lever treaties ana win be
attached g ether mach"es when desired at cost Of
~. PriccS machine $50
Campari'As and criticism invited.
Address
= f.. CHILDREN.
May q CSC. Lancaster, Wis
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Ghs Pres. Despatch.


hNssA way w i-on
with large force Tampco, and ,hrsa,-s,ss
that place. The Town or CsnHc osptlrcd by uiam
und destroyed
Tho t'afstis Gmpenhllst oTsani says;-rbe dtaailop
on Tho Jaclhc rort - daiiY becoming alarming
There have been laicy many alliance of the rasou.0u.
i.,s vita "lilbGstffs and aenouB oompb ationH
foarei.
Tron Oaiaca 80 ieifn that ~ 2sth pi the Aus.
an iroef~ returned from ihrir uusucrefei expedition
Tlax
Prom Merida Yucaiau Informed that uo
troops from Tahl.c1 have s Lf defeated JoHnta,
the imperial lofrcf under uqurl flxsfdi ant from
'ampc4chy H. invade Tai.sr1 fhs indians have fHsn
atd are committing com frfHife iagfc they having
forced their Nay thfouEh fr imperial nr of fcrcs aud
barncd aiS viilages slilng ~ The nhab.tautA
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stitute for the third section OF the Houss
which was ordered 10 be prinled.

stue for the third section OF the Houss resolution
which was ordered 10 be printed
No person shah be Senator Representative IN Con-
gess, permitted 10 hold any office government
OF the United States who, having previously taken oath
70 support the constitution thereof shall voluntarily
aided In any insunecon or rebellion against the United
States, or gwen aid or comfort thereto
Mr. HOWARD suggested the striking out OF the word
Voluntarily In The above, which was agreed to.
Mr.. CLARKE proposed the following substitute for
the fourth section OF the House resolution:--
Debts incurred In aid OF rebellion the nted
States are illegal and void aud cannot be enforced
court and shall not be paid by the United States any
State. shall any compensation be
emancipation OF any slaves
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Senate at four O'Clock into executive session
and soon after adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-24

CRY oP MEuOo, May 10, 1866.
The intelligence Of the contemplated Withdrawal Of
French troops from Mexico caused Inepse excitement
In this capital. The faces OF French morchans and
governments stpendmres yisIbly elongated; whle
liberals rlslod wildly through the streets shaking
hands ilt every American embracing each other In
tho most a.,'ciionaie manner and Ia hundred ways
eyncing t' Joy NJ the prospect OF bege rid OF their
foreign ruiers nut little business wag transacted in
this cts in, f',.
The 1000, the rnnsa States occ'ipIca cycryb7dys
time. II has ,,used great stnneeDcy In the money
market Nobody know wha, coa-. - pursue.
Business Immediately prepared curta expenses,
lar 10 tho bet houscs Gerersl dlsir-t lrrvafcd an
classes and VIII unt further dey elopuents insie.
Al preat The p,chdJilifies fryr n he clso1f II
ths EnIsIrrpehop bJors 6s t,aS for NE seipot ruth
drowdf n the Frsach t'uoff erfr'y In the While
contingencies may arc that may render u deslr,sc fOr
tho seenrity Of The country that Nnxnnilhh shod
tnne Its ruler Tor longer period, bR MS .D.a only Le
clh tte oon',rf ard os'isatee a a. rned Sf ~ Ms
sp,,Hfe ng a. Msri1rHs NJ fac. and although
be has proved hImsc.f very md and Just monarch sil
he has wholly failed TO attach the Mexican people him
indeed no ~ personally more popular than any other
European ruler would have been, but the Mexican heart
ruvos at any except Mexican rrler Such halctut
has the gwen liberal sentiments hero that should
few regiments of French and Ausrisu- be- from
the capital 10 the defence ~ other point would
be comp easy Tor the leaders 70 create revou
ton, whlcb might run the streets With the blood ~
thousands, but would be sucoessful in dfyins The
Emperor from the county. It s osionishpc ths sud
son of the impefaAtA, and it can scarcely be realized
abroad.
DtFrAr or ArsrRfsss srAn
detae hment Of Austrlans out FROM Orlxabt
few days ago for fehuacan In Pucn.s Colorado they
were attacked By large body II Liberals aud badly
whipped Tho particulars have no, been received Troops
have been from Pueba The Of the dlsaster
but nothing has yet been heard ~ the expedition
Orziba account Of its climate has been selected
az the pont for tho general hospital for troops tho
valley o. ye,ico Mechanics aud aborcrs large mum.
bcrs have been gathered from various points ant the
=
pushed forward with great rapid w.
ono 0f the men engaged IN the attack upon the dil.
gence A Rio Fro, two months nee when the eccrctAry
Of the prussian legation was kind, has been arrested
and cuuict4ef biz guiIt He impcaies tsclye accom-.
pl ecs number of arrests had previously been made
bat The parties lad ali boon dschard upon cxaIn IA
uon.
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M E X 10 o.
The Expected Evacuation Of
the French.
EFFECT Of TUE NEWS m MEXICO CITY
--~~~~>~~~~~~~~-->~~~~~
Reports That MaximiIian C0ntem-
plates Abdicating sin Time.''
Anniversary Of the Defeat Of the French at
Putbla---Celehraiiou by the Liberals.
--~-->>->--~>>-,>-->>.>>~-~
Defeat OF an Austrian Force
Near OriZaba.
The French Forces Concentrating Ere.
paratory to Their Evacuation.
Slight Shock Of An Earthquake at
Vera Cruz.


The steamship Eagle, Captain Lawrence, from Havana
on the 10th Inst arrived at this pors ycpterday. We
indebted TO the purser of ,he Eagle for the usual
prcss courtesles
by this arrival we receive later from Mexico,
brought TO Havana by the French steamer il France,
from Vera Cruz on the 18th.
Among the Eagles passengers wer ". II. Corwn,
late Charge d'Afiars IN Mexico and W. j. Minor,
United States Consul General In Cuba
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Om.isi New. rom ~ Psso.

NAaMtNfuns Nay -, ls'f
Minister Romero has ofca.l iusli genor from " fAo
~ 10 The z7ih nL .eners Garcia AnrAira ~eri IA thu
secnsiary o. War be olcai r'port of he gci0ry 90
talned The cfh the Irrheh At nagIsanA et.ts
" ronora General Rivera fputsd French force la
fafa u Iafstscn. seusrsl furioss had nsnt hss
olcl1 fefort q victory the Frvnrh in fnaio.
Tie frfrrh burned down the tyNn " AtlnlcD ID.
rtata of Go1hulil
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THIR vY.NIHTH CONGRESS.
First Sessions.
-.
fxNATE.

Wsss'scToS, hey "a isse
yrIws rpo srovs rsrugxcruans
Or Moaass, psp) Of y. Y, wcoutpl tho petition OF
sve ranuasrres for I've reduction Of The tar on This
- ses, which rsfsr vd TO the Finance Committee
sRfDnxo =. K,ss.Irrl
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