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T'AkEN3 INTERNALLY, it cures sudden
l. colds, coughs, &C., weak stomach, general
d hiiity, aGrsl. sore mouth, canker, liver
pain in stomach, bowel complaint, painter 5
collie, asiatic cholera, diarrhea and dysentery.
Applied EXTERNALLY CURES
Felous, boils AMI old sores, severe burns and
sca,ds, cuts, bruises and sprains, swelling Of the
ON 5, ringworm and letter, broken breasts,
frosted feet and chiiblains, toothache, pain in
he face. IL is sure remedy for agus and
Chllls ana Fever.
IALN KILLER
Taken internally, should be adultu-ateI with
water or milk, or made into a syrup with mol,
lasses Fer ughs. few drops on sugar,
eaten, will be more effective than anything else
S,e printed directions, arAieh accompany each
Bottic.
The PAIN KILLER IS by universal consent,
allowed 10 have WON fer itself a reputation un-
surpassed in The history OF medical preparations.
Its instantaneous effect II the entire eradication
and extinction Of pain, in all its various forms
Incidental to the human family. and the uHso
/ ficted written and verbal Testimony Of the
masses ii It's favor, Aavg heen and are its own
best ADVERT. ement.
BEWARE OFALL INITATTONS!
The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
! Druggists throughout the United States and in
/ foreign countries. .-..
PriceS-25 cents, so ce'sts and 81 per boit,e
. j. \. HARRIS Il CO., Cincinnati O..
Proprietors for the Southern and Western
States
| Sold wholesale ard re.aii by
T. & =. Robinson, Manitowoc,
! BACON, THoMBs & 90, l-sT 1.t"
7. II. BLACKsTCCK, Sheboygan,.
SWIFT & DIELINGHAN, Glenbula, e..
SMITH q ELwELL, Plymouth,
F. a. BALcH, bingham. A.as V7n3s
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ONE BOTTLE c l Il ES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE pnTTIE EIrf-


ONE BOTTLE CURES as
ONE BOTTLE CURES
la almost every case.
1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom OF health
and vvacIty Of spirits, unless the Melses are
regular to the time, the quantity, and quality.
When they are Distracted, nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it some other outlet and
unless these efforts of nature are assisted, the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nei
vousncsa and finally CONSUMPTION assumes It's
sway, and prematu.ely terminates miserable
existence. '.-
Do Tot suffer from these Irregularities when
an investment of Oue Dollar in hyou's Periodi-
cal Drops will regulate and store nature to its
healthy course; and .......
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPOT !!
30 NOT re IMrOSED UrON
by those no have other preparations, which
they desire to palm eff upon tie strength of the
popularity Of my Drops. But wheu the Drug
gist you apply to h rs not got them, either make
him buy them Tor you, or else enclose one doll
lar, to the nearest general wholesale agent, who
viii return you bottle By return Express
See th.t The name Of Jno. l. L! oil Is. written
upon the directions which are wrapped around
each bottle. None others are genuine. There
fore, beware CT couLtcrttts. They are fer sale
by every druggist in city and country, at cue
dollar 81 er bottle. Ii you wish relief take
no other.
DIR. JNO L. LYON,
Practicing Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Who can be consulted concerning all diseases,
either personally or by letter.
LORD Il SMITH, Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
I. & J. ROBINSON, agents Ter this lace.
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MILWAUKEE, HOUSE.
'EEs0 Esgs szssS.

TOHN D. Schultz as purchased The above
> well known house nTwo Rivers, formerly
kept by Mr.. Bohn, ard viii endeavor to please
all who call On him. In addition to The hotel
business, he will keep constantly "a hand a
coed stock of groceries, toys, fancy articles,
yallkoe notions, cigars, liquors, beer, &c.
Two Rivers, Wis, peoember II, 1865
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1866.

N0USEKEEpEkS troubled with yermin need
be go 10 longer, il tiev use CosTAE's Exter-
minator. We have used it to cur satisfaction;
AID il box cost to, we would have it We
have tried poisons, but they elIe. ! nothing;
but 'CosTAR's" article knocks the breadth cut
Il Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker than We can write it. lis in great De-
mand all over the counuy.-Acdina, ohio
GGxette
IS See "GcsrAE's' advertiser. ut ab6vo
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BE WISE ~ TIME.

Let not tli-ees: destroy your constitu' ion
Try a bottle of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you
wi I be satisfied that l am no imposter. Tell
your afflicted friend what restored the bloom OF
health to your checks, ard there by confer a tav
or more valuable than gold. For painful or
scanty Menstruatior it is just the thing. l have
now in my mind an instance Of lady who had
been suffering from painful Menstruation two
Or three Years, confning her to her room each
time She had applied to several eminent ply
sicians, without relicf. when cue bottle Of my
DROPS entirely cured her.
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q = y q = y
Cough +! Cough, Cough !
ftR USE TIE aa*
EEL "a e. sS ~ l
y HIGH CURES.
ALIENS LING isALSAa!
tue GhE4T RENEDF Fct. GU2flG
Consumpti> coaghs, coils. asthma, Group,
diseases q the shr,af, pains and OPT r'sSi''ns in
tt chest aid lungs, BRONCHITIS, hicUlt breath
lie ard u! 4 se,s,s of
CONSUlITiON o.doH tISh lSESof tie
LUNGS
ALLEh'S LUNG BALSAN, he rtta. remedy
Hr curl z consumption, IL hs ad c',lds IL
= warIal-tcu to break up the mat dist sesSin5
cough l. i ew h1u,s tHae. Do not despair,
ri, ugh al other madici;,es have filled; blt
eve this rem d, Il trial Tite,e is 10 necessity
ar So may deaths by cu.surnp,ior, WHOM
Aliens LI.i 3 .>;m Wi pr, ysrl it if u,!iy tax
en- N rii',e Call wE'rr tie ga s,tn is for sal
and get pamphlet coat,n rg a Treatise GA
Diseased Lurgs, aud c,rtii -a,tts Of reIna:k.oin
cures male IN this cry.
Read what the editor of lie Cine, natl
Time says Ac.s's Lug lis am:
...... Deeca.tti 6, lSG4.
i Ecmd, k,jls Clr,:-Ne Samuel Lewis one
d the old poueers OF tiacian H. was very tong
apra' entity, in the last s;"g-s consumption,
and given up by pj! sci;,i.S VII ~ some kud
Eicnd recon men d aim To Aliens Lung
Basam, He did So, aud Immediately cim-
meme rec,v eriIg aud IS lcg able TO attend -
busI IS. lie SAYS: Il truth | may ' i
has saved nay life" kr. l., Wis IS we'll know
in Cincinnati and lie fules en- d nee nty be
place. in his s5at in l,t~. | is 3n', therefore,
10 the comma ~, especially those suderir :
u der this tcrIib n,al.dy. tat The fullest pub-
icity be given to suct marvellous cures, that
othea sufferers may avail rhenls elves Of the
remedy. With pleasure, therefore, We refer t0
| this cue .... ......
| TIE mands on the pro rie+ols for this VAL
liable BdiSam are immense. Messrs. Sterling Il
4, Bros, p.ugg SITS write Us, Send Us six d"zen
! OF Aliens l-qn- Balsan We are entirely Gus
0! 1t. / gives more general satisfaction shnn
| any other medi inc We sill" .F s.s
! The result OF lis use is 4 proof oil It's great
va'ue. The extraordinary healing properties of
this acne dy are experienced by all those who
| have used it. Their testimony can be found in
| pamphlet whicf Cal be ha. of tie agents
Nhtrc the medicine is fer sale. Coughs and
Gods, however distressing, are broken up in an
| incredibly short time, By causing specific ill.,
fluence On the lungs, SO that the matter aid
! phlegm are. easily txpecterated @
| Aliens Lung 8jlsam ntairs 10 opium in
any rm. 1t is pIrectiy har mlcSs for the
most delicate child
Prize ) per 5.rle sol5 By all Druggists
j. y. HARRIS q CO., Gcprieiors,
| Gu ciunati, o.
C[3- T. is @ cd try i Far sale by
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cT5 L is cd Try il Fer sale by
z. ( j. EsObInsoEs. MAiowoc,
/. BLACkSToCK, S4eDul gan.
SWIFT q DILLINGHAM, q enbuls,
SMITH Il EIwLLL, 7 ymuuh, ..e..
+. \, BALCn, IL ngI am ...... ,7n35
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
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NOTICE.

TIE annual meeting of the stockholders CT
the N initowoc, Two Rivers AID Mishicott Plank
Road Company viii be held on wednesday, the
2Cth of June 1866, at O'Clock, T. NJ, at tue
Office of Jos. MANN, at Two Rivers, for the Pun
po Of eectins officers the company for the
ensuing yelr.
rssr~ zzJluIH. SMITH, President.
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To the Ladies Of America!

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS, 49,.
49, a.. TIE GREAT FENA!E REMEDY
IYox's PERIaDlc.L DscPsc urr al complaints
IL cidenr to the sex and remove all distinctions
OF nature from Whatever caUsH produc! health
vigor ani strer z Il. Hf
Irons PERlcDlCAr DRcPs arc better han ali
Pills, Powders Al d rfostruins being fluid pre-
paratioT, their actiou is direc, and positive, and
it leeds nothing but g1od common seEse to s. {
and understand the reason why heycure all
those Ills 70 which the female sySt.N is sui jet,
cd, with dispatch and d.gree Of eertaintt
which nothing bGt scientifically courp0unded
Gu1 preparation could reach; they arc, ia tie
most obstinate eases,
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT 30 HARM, ..
To the most delica:e constitutions.
LYoS's .PEaI IIcAL pRe rs win certanly produce
the regular return Of nature, II taken day OF
two before the expected periad, and it is q
maxim in the profession, that prevention is bet
ter than cure. ..... .....-
LYys,s Periodical DRt rs have been rsed by
over twenty five thousand lauies, wi,Lin h,
past six months, and the testimony OF al is
Jr Nv " u
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any amount of testimonials
of its efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice <f bringing bought and fictitious ones
befor the public is so prevalent, do not deem
a, l,r;.
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Bear in mind That | guarantee nay DROPS
TO CURE Suppression Of the Me,,ses fom
whatever cause, though care should be taken tc
ascertain if pregnancy be the cause, as these
DROPS would be sure to produce miscarriage,
if taken whilst in that situation, and aliare eau
,ior Il against using them, as wish it distinctly
understood that do not hold myself response
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stG ESE GbseP -Nauitowcc county Court
In the matter Of the estife oi Stlusi.us Hebect k

GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
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Order for Proof CT win.

I'a'cd al MIui.owoc !he sd DAY of AZ
4. D 1866.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-19

MORE KNAvE THAN FooL.-On Monday
evening q week, stranger of rather fine
address, genteelly clad, Of dark CON-
plexion, with heavy jet black beard cover
ing the chin, of good size, and apparently
about thirty years of age, visited our town
on q tour of recognizance generally. He
gave his name as Rust, from Warren
county, Va; had been in the Confederate
army, and was acquainted with the men,
bers of the "Stonewall Brigade" gene
rally. His devices to swindle our citizens
were varied, and, unfortunately, managed
with so much adroitness that he in part
succeeded. He borrowed ten dollars from
a lady, purchased store on time, also a
large bin of goods, and left on hired
horse. Rust, alias Charles W. Spicer-his
true name-was arrested near Middleburg,
in Loudoun county, on Wednesday. He
was committed to the Leesburg Jail, and
evidence enough elected to prove him
notorious horse-thief, having stolen even
his fathers horse, and sold him in Frede-
rick City. He was, as stated, from War
rem county, but a notorious character in
his line of operations during the war and
since,-CharleStOpn Spirit.
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The RETIREMENT OP THE SECRETARY OF
Neutrality-suspicious. were sent from this city
on Tuesday night, announcing that Hon.
Edwin NJ. Stanton had written letter to
the President requesting to be relieved of
his position as Secretary Of War. This
statement was at least premature. Up to
last night the President had received no
such communication. Il is understood,
however, that Mr.. Stanton has signifed his
intention to ask to be relieved as soon as
his annual report is completed, and also
that, on account Of his health, he would
not be averse to spending q few years in
Spain as the successor Of Hon. John T.
Hale, Minister at Madrid, although the
mission to Spain is not considered first
class mission. In the event of the retire.
ment of Mr.. Stanton, it is not improbable
that Lieutenant General Sherman will be
requested to accept the position of acting
Secretary of War. 1t is stated in this con-
nection that an invitation to come to WASH
ington has already been sent to General
Sherman. National Inteligencer.
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The CONFEDERATE STEAMERS. - The
United States Government seems to have
gone into the geological department OF
natural history lately, sueing in the English
courts for the recovery of the Penguin,
O,rl, Lark, Wasp, Badger, For, and Ariel,
supposed to be Confederate steamers. Mr..
Benjamin appears as one of the counsel OF
the reputed owners, and the United States
Government is to give bail for costs and
damages before they can be heard further.
If had any influence with Uncle Sam, |
should advise him to consider twice before
he engages in an English lawsuit. The
processes are interminable, and the costs
enormous. When Mr.. Field and the Social
Science Congress have accomplished a
radical reform Of the system, Uncle Sam
may get hold of the birds and beasts afore.
said.-Londoa Correspondence Ne,o York
Times.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW York, October ls.-Forenoon.-Cotton
dull at 4O04Sc. Flour and wheat firmer. Corn
firm. Pork heavy.
NEW York, October lS.-Afternoon. Flour
firm; sales Of 45o barrels at sl2Gsl6.5o. Wheat
lG2c. better. Corn 1c. better. Oats flrmer.
Pork dull sales Of 1850 barrels; mess, &33 II.
Lard heavy at 15@l7Kc. Cotton dull; sales
Of 400 bales at 4oQ43c. Sugar firm. Spirits
turpentine, 76G7sc. Rosin, e4.75Gss.6o.
NoERY MARKET.
New Yoax, October ls.-Forenoon.-Gold
1851; exchange firmer at l0sh.
NEW YoRK, October ls.-Afternoon. &c old,
l4sH. United States o-2os, ll4a; 7-2Os,
1861.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
RALrINoRk, October IS. Flour steady
western extra, el3@sl3.ss. Grain receipts
light; prices tending upwards. Groceries
steady. Provisions duh. Lard heavy.
NOZZLE COTTON MARKET, WEDNESDAY.
MOBILE. October l7.-Cotton-Sales to-day,
100 bales middlings, Ssc. low middlings, sec
Market dull, and in the absence Of demand,
prices are nominal
Few oRLIAxs MARKETS. WEDNESDAY.
Nsw OaLRASs, October IL. Cotton I'm.
changed sales, $500 bales. Gold, l47h. New
York exchange, v discount.
xEw oRLsAss xAlxRrs, THURSDAY.
NEW QALIAss, October ls.-Cotton lower
low middlings, s76ssc. Cuba molasses, STA
COO. Corn-white, csc. mixed, q. Superfne
-four, tl2h.
Nsw ORLEANS, October ls.-Gold, lls.
LoSDoS AyD LIVERPOOL nAlKErs, wEDSssDAY.
LIvxRPooL, October l7.-Cotton market firm
and unchanged; sales to-day, 10000 bales
middling uplands, l6Ad.
LoSDoS, October H.-Money market quiet.
Consols, ssA. Tho following are One closing
prices Of American securities: Erie Railway
shares, con; Illinois Central shares, .ok
Unitsd States 6-2o's, 6sA. f
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A strange report got into circulation the
other day at the Bourse, and caused mo-
ment of excitement. Some inscriptions
"bear" started the story that President
johnson had been assassinated; but am
Inundated to say that the thing only had
"succes de curioSite," as they say at the
theatres, and did not at all affect anybody's
funds. am still more Inundated to think
that we are getting the name Of political
assassins.-Paris Correspondence Ne,o York
Times,
It Is not exactly agreeable for respecta.
BILE American citizens in Europe to be con.
founded with the Brownlows and Buffers,
and to be talked about in the first capital
in Europe as "political assassin" -Ne,t
York Times.
The French sardine fishery has been
more successful this season than for the
last ten years. At Douarnenez and Con
carneau, the principal centres Of this spe.
cies of industry, 1884 boats caught upwards
of Ito, 900, 900 sardines in the month Of July
alone, the sale producing 707,64S francs.
At the end Of the month 1000 sardines
could be bought for two francs only.
The Baltimore Gazette wishes the Presi-
dent to repndiate Congress by "decided
measures" It sees no cause for thankful
ness that the programme put forth by the
Philadelphis Ledger has been repudiated
by the President. Mr.. johnson, 1t says,
Imust either act boldly or submit timid-
ly." To act boldly is regarded as "per.
fectly justifable," although 1t might posi-
| hlv lead IN civil diasAnslona
The young fellow who tried to pass him
self off here "a son Of James Gordon
| Bennett showed himself proficient in two
languages-he talked English and twslk-
ed Spanish" We think that If VIC had the
choosing of father we wouldn't make
quite 50 stupid choice as he did.-Loais-
uiue Journal. 5ssgs
The project Of buildinga ship-canal from
Sturgeon bay, In Dover county, Wisconsin,
port Of Green bay, to Lake Michigan, q
distance Of seventy miles, by which $50
miles of navigation would be saved by
vessels going into Green bay, ID TO be
pushed forward 70 practical success.
A project Is on foot for supplying New
York city With gas manufactured ut the
coal mines In Pennsylyani.. II . proposed
TO convey It through iron pipes, . distAncs
Of one hundred miles, to the city. i y
asserted that II can he furnished Ct Z
| much cheaper rate than - now paid.
IA plank has lust been brought 70 New
York from California which = bal eygd 3
| 81 the Isrgest ever seen u the UnitAd
| States, III measures twelve feet long,
eight fact four inches widss and = three
fest thick. ~
On ahigh ecclsaaAiSaI asthesity, |"
New Yorker writes TINT tho Pope VIII bt
Invited 10 mals TIE United 6e6tee ~ hopnt
henM ~ ,pelliienl q ~ . IN te1ee'
e ~ 49, ~ \ ss! -. ss',ss KS 's''
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Im0 AS8tV 1U8UyHAv4s - &VHuVSWs
roRrxma McsRoK, October le.--Addi.
tional disclosures have recently been inside
In regard 70 tho late forgerieu copmittsd
in Norfolk by G. G. Flint, che proprietor
Of the Old Dominion newspaper IN that
town, upon the several banks. Several
weeks ago Flint, who was then II appears
in Quebec, wrote letter, purporting to
come from Chicago, to one Of the New
York papers, in which no emphatically as
serted his innocence Of the charges made
against him. Subsequently Mr.. Charles
w. Butz, acting on behalf Of the Norfolk
banks, proceeded to New York, and by
means Of q coup detat managed to secure
many Of Flint's private letters aud bust.
ness papers. Flint had sailed from Que.
bee for London, and was travelling under
the assumed name Of Cornwall Barry, and
had taken s22, 900 in gold with him. In
formation was given Immediately to seve-
raj detectives, and officers were sent In
pursuit of him by the next steamer that
sailed.
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CRops IN LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI
A gentleman who has lust made an exten.

SsVAc A@' ~~0SeS->'-- 80
A gentleman who has just made an exten.
sive tour through Louisiana reports:
"Crops are turning ont badly, and every
impeachment is thrown in the way of the
planting interests. In fact, the affairs Of
the country are more gloomy than they
have been since the surrender. The corn
crop over the entire country is also fail.
ure, which comes very hard on US at the
present time. ;,
"From Mississippi we learn that the boil
and army worms have been committing
depredatioDs upon our crops, and have cut
down our prospects considerably; IN fact,
we shall not make Q fortune this year, nor
many thousands over expenses.
(" You can Judge what an effect the iail.
ure Of the cotton crop will have on the
South when you know that the corn has
been generally neglected for the cotton,
aud very many, II not majority, OF the
planters have contracted debts In order 70
raise this crop. Many fear great destitu.
ton In the South next season, and, judging
from reports, their fears are In fair way
to be realised.
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D1Deo3ut1oAof tAe 1uWp RaE1lnNents
The following account Il The dispersion
Of the rump Parliament BY Cromwell may
be regarded with some interest Just now
The Parliament BY whick Ghsslop /. had
been met and overcome Ind 0Nindled
down by various purgations to about fifty
three members, who aimed at becoming q
sort Of mild oligarchy for the administra-
| ton of the Commonwealth. They were
celebrating on bill for the future repre-
/! sentation, in which they should have per-
manent place, when Cromwell resolved TO
make an end of them. II was the last In
cident in the natural series Of revolution
placing military power above all other.
Cromwell, having ordered company OF
musketeers to follow him, entered the
House, in I" plain black clothes and worst
ed stockings" and, sitting down, listened
for awhile to their proceedings. Hearing,
at length, the question put that the bill do
pass, he rose, put of his hat, and began to
speak. In the course of his address he
told them Of their selfseeking and delays
Of justice, till at length Sir Peter Went.
worth interrupted him with remonstrance
against such language. Then, blazing up,
he said, eve have had enough Of this; !
will put an end to your prating."
Stepping into the floor Of the House, and
clapping on his hat, he commenced vio-
lent harangue, which he occasionally en-
phasized by stamping with his feet, and
which came mainly to this: cit is not fit
you should sit here any longer; you have
sat too loLg for any good you have been
I<sn ne al eh rvsvo rlo IN
better men. Call them In !" he exclaimed,
and his officer Harrison and file Of SOL
diers entered the House. Then, proceed
I ing You are no Parliament. Some OF
you are drunksrds "-bending stern eye
upon Mr.. Chalonsr; "soms Of you are
-" a word expressive Of o worse immo.
rality, and he looked ut Henry Martin and
Mr.. Peter Wentworth living in open
contempt Of Gods commandments. Some
of you are corrupt. unjust persons how
can you be Parliament for Gods people
Depart, ! say, and let US have dono with
you. COP
He lifted tho mace from the table, and
gave 1t to musketeer, to be taken away.
He caused Harrison to give his hand to
Speaker Lenthal, and lead him down from
the chair. The members, cowed by his
violence and the sight of his armed men,
moved gloomily out of the house. at is
the Lord that hath caused me to do this, y
he said. 81 have sought that He would
rather Stay me than put me upon doing this
work." Sir Harry Vane ventured re.
monstrance. ooh, Sir Harry Vane," ex.
claimed the Lord General; "the Lord
deliver me from Sir Harry Vane!" When
all had gone out, he came out too, and
locked the door. From that time he was
master of the three kingdoms for about
five and half years.
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. 4
srseal Dispatch to the Baltimore San.
The Un,.ea state n ssys..'.s ..ss sss
the Mexican 0aessaoa -sAisss"
claims. =.
WASHINGTON. October l7.-Importance
:. manifested in some quarters conT Ta.'an
80 alleged inactivity Of the State Depart
n,snt in the treatment of tho Mexican
M Nnst;on. and demands are also made for
~ y. adjustment Of the Alabama claims.
u" have high authority for saying that In .
Go DAYS an official showing Of the policy
The Government in the disposition Of
,SOss matters will be promulgated. Next
'" an flaws are assuming definite shape,
80. ."J The controversy with the British Go
"''n relative to the Alabama claims
,,;,i he urged TO speedy and determined
conclusion. DATA.