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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-24

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-24

Th~re = not pasP-r IN abe village %
Beihel Proasbiy az ore haE o. ihs pres
eat r.opalafi,n there ever -. one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-24

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o. mcfl.r OF ST. lfalts rf Pave Wu
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-24

No rhoiee beng male. the sane Con.
~as appointed 90 receive and oounf the
Noies ior a ranlilate Tor Sh-riH Having
Afteu.h,i TO thai daiy. tho Ton. reported
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05
shooting Affair Mt Nelsonville-Proba
BILE Death OF Norris jackson.

bic Death OF Norris jackson.
On Saturday last shooting affair
occurred at the corner of the public
square in Nelso nvile. These particu-
lars were obtained from an eyc.wit-
ness:
1t appears thai a difficulty had ex-
isted between Norris Jackson, former
" of the ninety second Ohio Volun-
teers, and Charles Warner. 1t is said
that jackson attempted to induce a
quarrel on several occasions; and, Fl.
nally, on Saturday, the parties came
to an alteration, which resulted ih
Warner drawing Smith & Wesson
revolver and firing three shots; two
of which took effect-one in the breast
and one in the side. Warren immeii'
atoly gave himself up to Sheriff John
son, who was on tho ground. Jack
son was carried to store near by
and shortly after tainted On Monday
morning Warner was arraigned before
ESQ. N. Root, and, by his counsel
Messrs. Grosvenor & Daniel, waved ar
examination and gave bail in the sun
of $500 for his appearance at court
Athens Messenger.
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VHp IANoAsTER SCHOOLS.

III W. IA 4 a at;drl - thh ndbiic
s, : 80 -. e ~ -. I, o;.r, lo.t weak with the
Son.0.s : ~; ~ = ! W !, zinc them,
s v"0ss s,sn.l ;ntarost, We sneak in
"ol. !. ssss 49,. ~ /, ranort ~ others,
sreSas : MAN, ,ohIs'to sy,end hut
,,.., u = w;trsss;nc tbe interest.
;ns.s 80 ,,ooeed;nas We were present
s q, E 3 : . nort;on e tbe laat afternoons
exercises in the school Of Mr.. J. c,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons in any way indebted to
Isaac Levy arc hereby notified to call
at his establishment Immediately and
settle. Ny books must be squared and
by calling at the earliest time possible
you will avoid collectors fee and costs.
ISAAC LEVY.
Lancaster, Feb. 8, ,1866.-9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

We haveasto announce Q Union Z deiT q
feat at the election in this city. and
township last Monday. Our oppo-
neiits carried the city by an average
majority of about 80; elcctingthe coun-
cilmen IN the LIST, Sd and 4th Wards,
the I'd electing Slocam, Union. Mr.
stsiRnap was. defeated in the Town
ship for Justicc Of the Peace, by about
40y6tes. Official vote in our next.
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April A, lSOc-iw
YOUNG THUNDERBOLT.

yUyHE FINEST STYLED, LARGE HORSE IN
/ Ohio, will stand the ensuing season at the sta
bio Of the subscriber near Kirkersville, Licking Co.
Ohio, the first week in April; at the stable OF M.
Bauman, Lancaster, Ohio, the second week, and so
week about, during the season.
Young Thunderbolt took the first premium nt the
Fairfield County Fair 1865 also at the Licking coun-
ty Townshp Fair in 1855. He is II hands high
weighs 1900 pounds, IS of powerful make, and per-
feet in his proportions lis sire was Old Thunder,
bolt dam 10y Old Hlatoga, Of Virginia. his gfand
TEnMs.Ms5 for single ieap; ss the season, and $40
to insure. desire persons having brood mares to
eIsewhere SAMUEL ROSTORF0R,
April 5-3w" kIft1ersve, Licking Co. ohlo'
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

A meeting Of Union members Of the
Legislature and prominent Union citi-
zens from oil parts Of the State was
held at Columbus on Monday evening
last, which recommended the Union
State Central Committee to call the
State Convention for this year on tho
ttcentieth of June. fte3.
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TIE coNrse dfstudy Gdas,sts ofsINGLE and poU-
RIE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, in stock aud Part
nership Sets Wholesale and Retail 1n;,, s,s
Business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Uomnlerc,ai al
Law, Business Arithmetic, Practical penm9nshiltS Se
AIoTye Hall is row htted up for the TeiegGaphlc
xclusiyely,whe advantages VIII be SC
cured supeor to anything elsewhere IN The West: y y
in The care cfan operator of long experience ana o.
The bast reputation. Having also the layor ana rat
ronnge of:heleadihg Telegraph rs,througnout
the Vest situations Tor graduates can readily be Sc
The tniton fee is only about ONE ALF that usu-
allv charged in similar institutions; while the cpeap
ness Of living the numerous educational
of The Mace and the comparative absence oil tempt
atoms 10 vice, are important considerations.
We de ovARASIEE situations 2 our srnG,asos
for il is beyond the power Of any Commerc'ai o9l-
loco 10 get situations for all graduates, but we DO
SUSnas1fk fui and COMPLETE satisfaction to our stu
dents. ,, ~, i, ~.
chain. neither do we claim to absurd athing MS
.patcnt' on a systsm ofihstfuction,
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Root! Root! Root f!

READ, REAbi
Roor's PEsrAcIitNE prcservcsihe life of the Hair
changes It from gray to its original color in three
the hair from falling OTIS the best
will surely remove dnndrnif and cure all diseases Of
the scalp-ls delightfully."- perfumed eures badness,
and will not stain the skin. We tell the story quick
ly, and telllt true, when we say is perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains Pesta.
chic mt OIL Sold by all Druggists
ORRfN SKINNER& Co.,
Sole Proprletors, Springfield Masss
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NOTICE.

Having made complete arrangements
to,clean and keep Furs over during
the hot season, would inform the La
dies of Lancaster, all those having furs,
and want them cleaned and kept over,
to call at ]. N. Miller's Dry Goods
Store.
Lancaster, March 8, $3.50 If.
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srInITuALi

Those who desire to be highly anus,
ed, and perhaps not o little astonished,
will 20 to the City Hall tonight and
see the celebrated mediums Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris.
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a 1G The workmen Of Pomeroyi Meigs
county, had a meeting and nominated
candidates Of their own, independent
Of party, for the spring township and
town elections. agi~F
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

D@P. RIsINa heads the broad col
umn this week by an announcement of
what he can do in the clothing line
The readers eye will turn to thai
point for particular information, and
by calling on Phillip. will find that If
ho is Rising, bis prices are not.
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!. -.nlantlon in Ruahorael..
BnEMES, o., April Sd, 1866.

BREMEN, o., April 81, 1866.
Eds. Gazette:
The election went off
quietly yesterday, resulting in the So
lection Of the entire Union ticket. A
determined resistance was made on the
part Of the Copperbeads to defeat tho
regular nominee for Assessor, by
bringing out Mcclellan Democrat;
but they were handsomely beaten.-
Old Rushcresk Is always true and al
ways patriotic ;1pevsr ,cauering.
II. ". N. B.
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Medical Notice.
, MAY BE CONSULTED

DR. E. CONE'mAY BE CONSULTED
y at the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON ut the Colborn House, on
April lst, May and 8; June 20 ana "a, July 20 and
20; Sept. and q Oct. and Z.
In LANCASTER, at tho Tallmadge House, on Mon.
days after the Express Train arrives going Vest
until il goes Weston Tuesday, May7; June 25; July
80, September 3; October g..
DR.. CONE cures all forms of Chronic Diseases, rs
Dyspepsia in all its various varietes all diseases OF
the Lungs and Air passages as laryngitis Rlonchi
It's, and Consumption, all diseases ofthe Kidney s.
Liver Pancreas and the glands generally; all dis.
eases OF the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels: all
diseases of the Brain and Nerves, az Epilepsy, Cho-
rea, or St ytus Dance, Neuralgia Palsy, and gene
raj nervous innutrition; all diseases Of Females,
enlarged Tonsils and all forms Of Seroula; also all
diseases OF the Eye and Ear, and oil other Chronic
| Diseases.
DS-No charge for consultation, butcash for medl.
cnes. (Apr1 s, ls56.2-lyl
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Ssrrhe ocxSibition at City Hall las

IsrThe oxhibition at City Hall last
Tuesday afternoon and evening, by the
pupils ofthe State ReformFa FarmSchool,
was a. very pleasing entertainment--
tho Boys acq1itting themselves very
creditably ia the various parts allotted
them. ,Itis to be regretted that their
deserving efforts were not discouraged
by a much larger audience than was
present on the occasion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05
GRAPE VINES, &c.

nELAwARE, Dians, Concord, Lincoln, Catowoe.
well rooted vines from layers cuttings; Also, Iona
and Israella, not ofny own growth. 80 ,
Apple Trees. Pears, Cherries, Ounces &C, rom
n wears old great many.tareties. Euaru tdrisft
c',STyartsed tr,ls 10 name. NORWAY SPRUCE, Sill
YER FIR and other Evergreens. = H.
I,etters promptly answered. r. J. BLACK,
: Bremen, Fairfield Co., Ohio.
March 20 '66--2wS IN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05
parJor. Aaxpausfnn has got bacl

n6ge JOE ARMBRUsfER has got back
to his old stand (lately occupied by
Busb's grocery) He has formedia
partnership with FREn MAYER, and
Armbruster 4 Mayer will be found
ready at the above place to wait upon
tho numerous customers of both. Ad-
yertisemcnt next week.
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"a Mossrs. Douglass 4 Coles have

H6B- Mossfs. Dough- q 'VUIos H"'S
received and are continually 1cceiv-
ing the latest styles Of Spring Goods.
Whoever gets ahead Of thcm in the
matter Of hitting the public taste and
wantin this line, or in low prices, will
havo to get up early and work late.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05
Sale
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

Thomas and John A. Fetters, Admins Petition
traitors Of the,estate of Geo. Fetters, dec.
Elizabeth 4, ketIsts. widow, and = ~,
EN- PUR.s ANCE OF AN ORDER
granted by the Probate Court OF Fairfield county.
Ohio, in the above case, we will offer at public auc
ton on
SA TURDAY, May 9th, A. D. 1865,
at o'clock p. NJ, at the door Of tho Court House in
lancaster Ohio, the following aescrlSed real estate
LotNo 3 of lauds divided on partition oliands oi
Jacob Fetters, dec, in proceedings IN the Common
Pleas Court Of said county, wherein ueeorge And
Jacob Fetters dec, were defendants, as recorded IN
Partition Resord No. 2 page SlS being part oI the
North east u Section 81, Iownsnlp 70, ta hahge TO-
tion thence North va. 400 W along said a section
line q 5.iOO chains thence Bast 23 ys 10 CHAINS;
thence South q 3-lOO chains thence West 10 4loS
chains to the place OF begnnlng-e Il acres Of
above described tract, off Of the South west corner
thereof, sold by George Fetters and wife 70 yohG A.
Fetters by deed dated April ~ 1902 o. record IN hc oo
cord Of deeds of said Countyl-containing IL 0o-loo
Also az acres off ofthe South west corner Of lands
of Samuel Fetters adjoining the lands o. said George
| Fe.ters conveyed to George Fetters oy Samuei
| Feiters and wife by deed dated April 81, 1885.
klso Lot No, l of lands divided in the partition
nrecedina aforesaid, being the tract assigned q
Maria Fetters on partition as atdreead being part
~ aid North east u section 81 Township lb, Range
IA scSrnmencing al tho South east corner Of said n
Section thence North along said y sscton line
| s5.i0Ochans thence West 20 chains; thence Soutn
f5s,fd1 chains thence East 26 4-lO0 chains to the
place Of beginning containing 20 So.l9o ceres mc.s
j ar less; being same tract conveyed ey samuel
Weakley and wife to George Fetters oy deed dateo
| March 26, 1858. 4.
All Of he above described land being n one body.
Said Land, 40 lU.l00 acres, appraised at Si,2oo'
| rkRMS OF SALE-One-third in hand third
In one wear. and one third in two years from day OF
sale. with interest Deferred payments to be secu.
i red BY mortgage on premises sold: .,,,,r,,ns
'eA = THOMAS and JOHN A. PETERS,
Admrs Of Geo. Fettere, dec.
BY Conneil 4 Fritter Attys.
April s, ,lsee-2-lwSlo 80 lA5 a -.
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piano Lsssons.

Miss P. NJ. GRIswoLp will givc in.
structions on the Piano, either at tho
residences Of pupils, or at her fathers
residence, north side Of German street,
between Columbus and Broad streets.
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r.tnte OF rnnl. p. A.hnrooii., acc.

Estate OF Tunis f. AshhE""'~' 49,
NToTICE is hereby gwen that tho undersigned has
| Y been appointed and qualified as Admnls{Ta!or
with the will annexed, of Tunls 2. AshorooK' iS'o "
Fairfield county ONO, deceased. ,.,,-,
Creditors ofthp Estate Will present Their claims
duly verified and persons indebted tn the Estate are
requested to make iminediate payment o,,
AARON p. ASHRRoOK,
Administrator with the will annexed, Of
Tunis r. Ashbrook, deceased.
March %. 1ssb-aNe
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Executors Notice.

VV,HE undersigned has been duly Appointed Ex-
ecutor Of the Estate Of JOSHUA CLARKE,
late Of FairAeld county, ONO; ;deceased All persons
will govern themselves accordihely.
WILLIS G, CLARKE.
Match -, lseG-52-3w.
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TEMpERANOn.

Colonel JNo, M. CoNNELL will
address tho citizens Of Lancaster, upon
the subjectof Temperance, at the City
Hall, on SATURDAY evening, April
9Th, 1866, Aaare respectfully invited
to attend.
Byordcr Of the Com.
April 4th, 1866, r5cgn
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LAW AyD NOTARY cPiIGE.

JOHN @ARA@HTY
Will give SPECIAL care and attention 20 matters o
Partition, sale of Lands by Administrators and Guar
dams, with Me settlement OF their accounisi aise
to the collection and the examination Of titles.
Deeds Mortgages; Leases, aud other contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
with an experience of Thirty years, he trusts he
Of the patronage his old friends AND acqualmanoes.
Charges will be reasonable.
OFFICE-TalImadg BLOCK.
Y Lancaster, March Is ls0G=5i.h
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NOGfCR.

A LII persons are cautioned against trusting my
N wife SARAH JANE CALFASS, on my account,
as have made necessary provision for her support,
and will pay no debts contracted by her.
JOHN CALFASS.
Lancaster, April 5, lsG6.sw
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

princ,pais Of the Chirosraphic Department. IN
structors in Spencerian PenmanshlP-riah'
Practical and urnamental-Pen Drawlng'
Card Marking, lettering, 6c'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

FoR SALE--A fine, new, single top
buggy, made in the latest style. A
greatbargain can be had by calling
soon on Il Il, FRITIEh.
April s, 1s66.-2t
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nosr.- On Sunday evening, April
list, on Broadway or Maia streets, or
bctweea these and Wheeling street, a
BLACK GRAPE VEIL. The finder
will bellibetalls rewarded by leaving
fiat this Office. ls
April 5-1t 3,7E oa-t
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TEN DOLLARS EACH

B1- All of the above list oil Watches VIII DO soiu ~
TEN DOLLARS EACH. J.,
Certificates representing each aud every watch IN
the above List are placed in similar Envelopes ana
sealed ANY person obtaining certificate to be had
ut our Office or sent by mail to any address, can
have the article called for the return OF the ccrti
ficnte, with Ten Dollars. 80.
We charge, for forwarding certiheates, " cents
mach. Fiyew,i be sent for 81, and Fifteen for S.
The certificate must in all chses be returned with
and accompany the money when the goods are Or
dered. All orders promptly filled and iorwardoa py
return mail or express. Address
HAZARD, MOORE & Co.,
'lf 3e3 Broadway, n. Y
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Receipts on subscription to the Ian
caster Gazette for the week ending
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s. S, C4LKINs and G. P. GRIFFIN
C. II. POND,

Principal of the Telegraphie Department, and IN
ing. Message Registration, Reports, &C., 4e
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TERN

II Il Il NI D :"
Tuition forthe Full Course, including Bust 40. ~
ness Penmanship...... ~
Teegraphic '.....-'' ''''' a. W W
Both combined 70 ~ ~
Teachers Course in Penmahshp, 10 w
RnsIness Education, we say--ifyou study cpe week
Win ms, and find We Have deceived you by false rep
rcsentaiions, as for your tuition fee, ditwill be
For further particulars, srnd for Catalogue and
Circular. JanlSh, looo-lyl
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ROLL oF HONOR.

April 4th, 1866 n 9w
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Ayers SarsapaIila.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29

He hopes to recover General Tryon's letter book
stolen from the Executive office during the last
avs of the war.
Posi- OFFICE APPOINTMENT. B. VassaI ESQ
Tor some time special mail agent for North Caro-
lima, has been transferred to South Carolina and
Dr. Jobe, of East Tennessee, has been appointed
in his place for this State.
PosT MIsTREss-CHANGE OF NAME.-The name
OF Sllls Creek Post Office, in New Hanover Co.,
N ~, has been changed to that of &C Camera "
ana MISS Mary M. Johnston appointed post mis-
tress.
Ex-Goy VANCE-We learn that this distinguish
ed gentleman has concluded to settle in Charlotte
where he will devote himself to the practice of his
profession. His health is entirely restored
Sentinel
tRE.-We regret to hear that Mr. J. B. Carver.
OF Gray's Creek in this County, met with the loss
OF ms mouse and furniture by fire on Sunday last
-.... .-.. Fayetteville lNe,oS
The Raleigh Progress, 10Th, says it has been re-
quested to say that Fenian circle will he formed
In that city during the present week.
The fisheries of the State are now said to be in
full operation, and there are excellent prospects of
an abundant supply of herring.
The COMMERCIAL Spelman having COM
pleted his arrangements will commence the pub
hcatlon of the Commercial in Newbern on or
about the 1st day of April.
We learn that the Railroad Bridge over the Ca
tawba river between Charlotte and Lincolnton)
Will be completed in four or five weeks.
There is steam candy manufactory at Char
lotte
The people of Raleigh are improving their
Cemetery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29
Boiled Whenf.

1t is strange that intelligent men and women
pay SO little attention to healthy diet. Fashion
Dictates and deluded, weak k-minded persons would
rather be out of the world than out of fashion |
suppose everybody knows it is not fashionable to
use boiled wheat for will venture to say that one
fourth OF the civilized world has never seen this
article used on the table. Life is wasted away
with fine bread, toasts and puddings, and, finally,
when 1t is too late, hypophosphite is recommen-
ded to restore health and strength All this tror-
BILE would be unnecessary if we would use plenty
of boiled wheat
Some persons bear acquaintance, and after you
once know them fully you always love them so it
is with boiled wheat, after you once learn to eat
1t, you always ik it. My husbands eyes always
twinkle and look bright, when La sees the above
named article on the table, and he says, when
through eating &C Maria, what q good healthy
meal this was have it oftener dear, and plenty
of it," ....
Perhaps not every farmers wife knows how to
prepare this healthy dish. The wheat should bc
cracked in mill. Take one quart and put into
half a pot OF warm water, and let it stand upon
the stove several hours then boil it slowly, and
stir it occasionally, till it becomes thick put in
handful of SALT For children it can be used with
milk. If left standing till cool, it is very nice to
cut in slices, and use with cream and sugar or fry
it like mush the last mentioned prefer for gen
eral use, but it can be prepared in variOns ways.
Almost every mother knows how small children
suffer with summer complaint; learned my babe
to eat boiled wheat when only year old, and i
thought it almost cure for this disease, and it al
ways makes her good -natured. So much do / no.
tice the good effect, that prefer giving her boil
ed wheat instead of severe treatment, to make her
good little girl. I used to be very nervous--my
physician said my main diet must be boiled wheat;
and have become entirely rid OF that weakness
consider it equal in taste to boiled rice and
healthier diet; and, by experience, know its con-
slant uso would save many big doctors bills.
Ohio Farmer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29

/ JUDGE CLEMENT G. CLAY.-This gentleman, now
confined at Fortress Monroe, was on Tuesday,
granted the privilege of the entire fortress during
the day time. This privilege came to him unex-
pectedy, and from which entities it to the
highest respect of the officers of the garrison. 1t
will render his Imprisonment less disagreeable and
tedious and it has excited great g many inquiries
there are rumors at Old Point that the release of
Mr.. Clay might be soon looked for, but of course
time can only prove their truth.
|. President Davis still remains under the same
rigid course of Imprisonment adopted shortly al
ter his Incarceration
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29

Important intelligence from Mexico, up to a
very late date, has been received at Washington.
The substance of the news is as follows The.
authority of the Government is now eXtened over
the whole country, and it is everywhere acknowl-
edged and respected. The Juarists have no Ion
ger any organized bodies of troops in the field
except few hundred men at Ell Passo. Many
bands of guerrillas have recently been broken up,
and the roads in all parts of the country are com
paratively SAFE Business of all kinds is active
and fourishing, and the people everywhere are
devoting themselves to industrial pursuits Com
merce with many European ports is steadily in
creasing. The popularity of Macmillan with the
Mexican people is universal and manifests itself
in many ways.