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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati


The LITTLE MIAMI Is the ONLY line running LipbtnIrs
Express Trains from Cincinnati 10 the East II being tho
ample time f0T meals. '"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

The practical operation Of Bulkleys Lumber Driver ba
proven to be satisfactory SIT forth by the certificates of MI
Laird and Mr. Le7an Supernendsnts Of Motive Power anC
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-08

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&. j. BEAN, Secretary.
November 20, 1896.
News by Telegraph and Nails.

The Galveston BalIetm of the 4th instant
tays 1t has private Information that EsCo-
BEDo and CANALEs met as friends, and that
EsCoBEDo now commands the city of Nut
amoros. the Unitod States armies having
been subsequently, withdrawn.
The packet ship Tonawanda, from Liver
pool, arrived at Philadelphia Thursday AT
ternoon, with slxty-scven French sailors
on board, the crew of the French sloop OF
war jacques, wrecked In a storm at sea, of
Newfoundland, on the 30th ult
On Friday night, November 10, the Office
of I. &. I. KENNER, grain merchants. OF
Naples, Illinois, was entered by burglars,
who. by the use Of sledge hammers aud
coal rhisels, succeeded in breaking open
their safe, obtaining therefrom about So,
900. The United States Express Office was
also entered the safe opened by the use of
the same tools, and number of money
packages stolen.
A New York dispatch says G. d. CADY,
late confidential clerk of RIKER 4 Co., Of
that city, was arrested on Thursday for
stealing one hundred thousand dollars
worth of bonds. Most of the property was
recovered.
Philadelphia dispatch says: "a pri-
yate cable dispath from Mr.. MORRIS, our
Minister to Turkey, to friend here, says
that JOHN II. SURRATT has made full con-
fession, and tells how he was allowed to
escape from the United States"
Brownsville advlces state that after the
reception OF dispatches from General
SHERIDAN the United States troops were
Immediately withdrawn from Matamoras
10 the American side by SEpGwIcK on the
LIST. CASALEs then surrendered MatamOras
10 EscoBEDo Internationally, they agree
ing to fight the common enemy of their
country.
Santa Anna has sent to the President
long letter on the Mexican imbroglio, Ia
which he proposes different policy from
that now being carried out by our Govern
Inent, The President will take no notice
of the letter, aud Is not disposed 10 furnish
it for publication.
The Supreme Court, yesterday. omitted
10 administer the test-Oath to new members
of the bar, and simply required an oath to
support the Constitution. This fact affords
belief that the Court has decided that the
test-oath Is Unconstitutional.
Washington letter writer says that
Mrs. SURRATT's house in that city. Is
haunted. Though worth $4,000, IL only
brought $l,60O Mt auction, and man who
leased It was speedily frightened out of IL.
Succeeding tenants only remained short
time. The story Is that her spirit walks
about the halls at dead Of night, and the
rnmor has so affected the value of the sur
rounding property that the persons Occu-
pying the neighboring houses have pro-
cured reduction Of their rent.
Don't put ont kerosene lamps by blowing
dowH the chimney. \ doctor IN Peoria
tried ID the other night; the lamp exploded
and the doctor narrowly escaped losing his
eyes.
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Surratt,

In slightly reviewing the circumstances
of the escape of SUBRATT and the hanging
his mother and others, and his recent tlis-
covery and arrest in Europe, the Chicago
Times lndulges in these remarks:
Booth. had ho been taken alive. might
have been convicted lawfully. Against
Paine, also, there was testimony upon
which Il jury might have found him guilty.
proof such as To leave no ground for IL ren-
sonable doubt or their guilt. or to weaken
the legal presumption Of their innocence
No better Illustration of the uncertainty
upon which those persons were hanged ran
be given than the Ignorance which still
prevails as TO the nature OF the alleged con-
spiraey, and even rs to the fact whether
there was conspiracy or not. An eastern
journal, which at the time apnlauded the
execution, now speaks of the matter more
soberly as
"a conspiracy which, though it WAS
formed and eliminated within the last two
years, though six or seven OF It's members
have bean arraigned and convicted. Though
the most acute legal minds have heen en-
ployed to sift IL TO the bottom, IL to-day
wrapped In as dense aud untathOmablc mys-
terry ~ covers any similar plot In the dim-
ness of the middle ages"
Believing JoHN II. SURRATF to be the
only person now upon earth who can un-
veil that mystery, the same journal declares
that
The nation could we'll afford to offer him
his life, his liberty, Orany other price which
might he sufficient 10 secure il, 10 obtain
from his lips the information which will
shed the light Of day upon the most difficult
as well US the most Interesting criminal
mystery of our time.n
What commentary Is this upon that de-
liant mockery OF law. which la the name
OF military necessity" proceeded dellber-
ately TO the murder Of womanl 1t Ia NOT
believed that people who are already be-
ginning TO turn nom that spectacle Ia shame
and disgust VIII demand or Will tolerate Its
repetition.
The Cincinnati GaSsHs, of the 7th, says
Of the matter
If any parties at Richmond or in Canada
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had y hand ln u nc knows H.. ifil WAS a
private venture of the Surratts and booth,
ne can explain his yisits to the rebel leaders
~ Canada aud At Richmond. from which
place ne inturned with aconsidemble sum I'M
Nolu lttle miorc the murder. The kim
Ing Of Booth BY crazy Corbctt. The di..n-
peaiancc Of John II. Surratt. and the hut-
rlcd cNecution of the prisoner. len mvs-
tcry over this affair which would bc worth
componnding with Surratt to have reveal
ed. trial by u civil court, and the pres
ent practicability of calling witnesses irom
any part Of the country, may, besides.
throw some light on the matter.
e&- 4 fine coat may cover fool but never
conceal one.
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MEDICAL NOTIOE.

br' H. CONE may he consulted as follOwsi
In DAYTON NJ the Phillips House, on Fyidnys
sept. "a; Oct. 10; Nov. aai Dae sa, Feb /, Ma,rt'
~ April l2i May lTtJuhc "a.
Ia TROY at the Morris House, on satnrdays
sept 10; tlct. HOi Nov. "a Dec. 70; Frh ., March
o; April ili MAY lA June W "''"
Ia NhN ~ the Depot Eating House on Thprs-
days. Hrpi, - OCT ~; Nov. "; Dee "; Jan IN .
MArrh Z; APRIL II MAY iG June 20 -
In bPRiNGFlElD at the Wills Honse on
TmnsiAys SEPT s0i Oct. 20; Nov. 2bi Jan q. Feb
u Mai1h "a; ApTtl ~; May ed; Jnne VI
Di. iHlNk has hat Offices In each OF the aiosa
places that he has regularly visited 1or tho past
setsh yeafs, ahd as no has treated and cured uan
iatlrnls, IN each Of the above places hO can tive
the beh, Of references In each place as 10 his *
Dr. CONh treats and Cures all Varieties ~
chronic diseases, including those OF the Eye and
Ear makos no charge Tor eonsultatiopi bnt n
those who consult him desiret reAtment he harges
Cash Tor his Medicines. e's
Aedieihes that will last patientfrom four 20 SIX
aonths 'ost uoIn Five 10 Thirty dollars In Cash
Address Dr, y. CONE,
coLUMnua, OHIO,
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DEMOCRATIC SHAYV CONTENTION.
TUESDAY. JANUARr 8. 1867,

TO rHE DKNocRAcY on OHtOs
A State Convention of the Democracy Of
sshlO will be held at Columbus, on Tuesday,
the Sth day Of January next, 10 noInlnatc
candidates for the following Offices, and
nDr the transaction ot suck other business
~ may come before w.
9opei1,Or;
LfentendHt Gorertor;
Auditor Of State;
IfenuTeT NJ STATE,
Supreme hd0e;
Attorney Genergl;
Member BodrdQf Public Works.
The ratio Of representation will ho rs
fellows: One delegate for each county an
sdditional delegate for every 800 votes east
lsrTHuMAs VI. Key for supreme Judge at
the last election; and an additional dele
gate for every frpctlonof go or more votes
81 east.
fThls ratio gives to tho counties eollee-
lively sl5 Delegates, to MoNTGoNeRr coun-
ty, noeive.l
1t Is respectfully suggested that, as iar rs
Il may be practical aud convenient, the del
egates be''ehosen on saturday, the 29th day
VI litttuUFTs
We avail ourselves OF this OCCASION to
nrge upon, the Democracy an immediate
organization, aud especially township aud
ward organization. Now Is the time to
spread useful information among the peo-
pie; but this can not be done without u
thorough aud efficient organization. That
eur principles will ultimately triumph we
DO not dOubt--fOr to do that would he 10
doubt the possibility Of free government
but We can not achieve success and avert
jrspotism. without labor; aud we can not
begin our labors too soon orprosecute them
Zoo earnestly and ,teadiastly.
by order Of the Democratic state Central
6omnltfpe.
JOHN G. THOMPSON. chm.
&. j. BEAN, Secretary.
November 20, 1866.
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GUARDIANS sALRoFREAL ESTATE

kliza Wilmer, Guardian or Gastaye A and lob,
" WILMER ~ Her Said Waris, ~ al pinbat,
Court, Butler county, Uhlu.
IN pursuance OF an order of salt Court of PRO
bate In Hnd for salt county OF Butler Ohio
male ON the ith day or December isos M the
above named. ease Of EiizA wilmer. Guardian
viii h 9''''
SdfDrtdg Ms 5A Of LiRHd,,g 1861,
between the hours OF one amt two .Priock p Al nj
said dhN, at the Court House. oner nt public sale
me following described real estate situate In tue
city Of Dayton, Montgomery County ohio 10. vii
belng lot number two thousand one hundred
and six (alOl OF the revised numbers ON the Dlat
OF the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE-One- half cash ON tlay OF
SAFE one in one year FROM day OF sale, de
ierrel payment 90 be secured by mortgage on tho
from the date thereof
To be sold free or dOwer Appraised at A, $50
ELIZA WILMER,
Guardian OF Gustavo a. and John it, Wilmer.
y. n. NAkD, Aiy. lecSStg
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The Financial situation and Pros.
pect.


The President made brief reference, IN
his Message, 70 the late aud present condl-
tlon OF national finances. "During the as-
cal year ending the 10th June, 1865, the last
year Of the war, the public debt was increas-
sd Ss4l ,002, 537, and on the 5lst Of October,
1865, It amounted 20 S2740, ,s54.760. On the
2lst day Of October, 1865, It had been re-
dUeed to S2,55l, ,3lO,OO6, the dImInutlon,
during period of fourteen months, com
mencing September /, 1898, and ending Oc-
tober 81, 1866, having been 5000, ,J79,565. In
the last annual report on the state OF the
finances, II was estimated that during the
three quarters OF the fiscal year ending the
90th Of June last, the debt would be ln-
creased Sll2l94,947. During that period
however, IL was reduced S82, 19o, ,3s7, the re-
celpts Of the year having been Ss9,90AO06
more, and the expenditures S2OO, $40, 235 less
than the estimates.p
On this, and the Report from Secretary
McCuhLocK, which goes into a minute
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funeral alotiet.

CRAVEN The funeral OF the late Robert craven
viii take place on sunday afternoon. December
sth, 40 two c'clock. from the vault in woodland
Cemetery The IMMORAL procession viii he forincd
% hcrkcl IIaI Al halt past one O'Clock under The
direction Of The Harmonic society Services AT
the Ground by The Rev. n. p Eaton The friends
of MI, Craven are cordially Invited to attend.
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speoial Cantion

vars. .wINsI.Ow'SS SSOOTnING sXHUP
has become 80 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs WinsloW a.
Please take notice that THE MRS WISsLOW ON
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP I9 NOT CONNI(yiFkn
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. juedaWsm
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Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

Is tho most popular HAIR REsToRATIVE oi
the day ia cleaner, more richly perGhmed, and
Is warranted 90 restore gray hair to Its natural
eotori stop It's coming on; remove ,landrad from,
the scalp, and prevent hadneSs. Read the follow
Ing homo testimony;
CERTIFICATE.
The following Is TO certify that 1 have used
hlNG'S NE6ErABLE AMBROSIA A for The maj
SIX months, aud ! have found In il mi that is
claimed for II TO perform. Myhoad has been near
ly bald for several yearswll he safe In saving for
SIX years AZ leAst--and by adhering TO the direc.
tions In the So of the AMBROsIA I au prond to
say that now have Hue growth OF healthy hair,
whilst all other restoratives have fAiled Irnn
also testify ~ 20 It's qualities In restorinu rraV
hair t"lts original color having sceA Il ta.fe3 *
my most intimate friends. 1 knuw 10 ~ he spp,
riOr To all other restnratiYes. What do knnnf 4
know from eNpcrieneo. Ia reference "a rs prone,-
Ties, ami Monld recommend IL 10 all a. i,einy' The
best article ia market WM. VI. HIPPARD
Dayton ohio. Au9nst e. 1SeG.
T. M.TN BhA & co. Props. Peterbaro. \. a.
For iV all druggists in Dayton, ami evcv,.
where. ar. ". ". STFVyAnp
anshdawSm Wholesale Agent, Daylan, o.
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''rhero ls many = srue word apOk an
ana Isat,'Ssaid q gentleInan to mis- friend VINO ~.
marked that ts0F0en Doeks are Raod brs',i
R6bAcks are beeseKt3S
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agtw advertisements.
DISSOLUTION on rARrNERsHIp.

nUTOIT \ EICKMANN have dissolved theiI
The business ~ heretofore will br rontinued bv
Eugene Dutolt. who viii settle All arennnts dus
aaa against the hrin. DtTOtT \ EtCK MANN.
Dcuomber Z. 1888 iecsigi
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EsTRAY MARE.

BsSN Nomuibusscs run tn and from all trains
Ample StnhliHg for llnrses
deSawdm JACOB WAGNER, Proprietor.
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oFficE OF TmE CiNcINNATI. DAYToN ANDJ
EASTERN RAtLROAD COstPANY
SASpUsRy, ONO, DercmhcrI 1NG.
SEALtn PROPOSALS for the Graduation
~ bridging and Masonry. and for the supnly OF
materials upon that part or the Cincinnati Davton
anu anu thaterh falirohh hetween the Junction ut or
near sharon. and Dayton, lbeing for n distance Of
about lhiriy live miles, viii b6 received al mi,
once uhlil the ION day at January. 1851
Plhhs, PrOhles and schedules nf amounta nj.
Mork may DC seen, and blank bids Obtainnl hy ap-
plying ~ this otlleo. ~ w
All proposals must he directed to the Chief IA,
gincor Of the G. ID. and H. Railroad Coninnny
No bids will he received after January 10 1891
at u NJ, and none will he opened until chat time
RUSH u. SLOANE, President
u. II. LATHAM, Secretary. de5dlw adgtnwnI
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K1sOaU Thy Destiny.

MADAME +. F. THORNTON, tho great English Astrolo-
gst, Clarvoyant and Psychometrician who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World, has
located herself at Hudson, n Y. Madame Thornton
such wonderful powers of second sight, to
enable her to mpart knowledge of the greatest mpor
lance to the single married of either While in
state of trance she delincatcs the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid of In
strument of intense power, known as the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce lelike picture of the
future husband wife of the applicant together with
date of marriage, position in life leading traits Of char
acter, &c. This is humbug, thousands of tcsti
monials can assert. She will send, when desired,
titled certificate written guarantee that the picture
is what it purports to be- BY enclosing a small
lock of hair and stating place of BIRTH age disposition
and complexion and enclosing so cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself you will receive the
picture and desired information by return mail All
communications sacredy confidential, Address, in
confidence, MADAME +. +. THORNTON p O. Box 223,
Hudson, New York. 499
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The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered for several with lung Affection
that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sutferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used free of chsrge with the directions fol
preparing and using the same, which they will find
cure for Consumption Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs
Colds and all Throat and Lung Affection. The only
object of the advertiser in rending this Prescription
to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every suf
will try his remedy it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburgh Kings Co., New York. 4S2
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800 Reward.

GTOLEN from my house, near National. Clayton Co.,
- Iowa, between April 2Sth and May Tth, 1856, tho
following property:
In Cash 1880.
Notes as follows.
One Of $1,000 with $500 Endorsed, signed by George
Jordan, payable to Thos. Veach aud assigned to Asa
veach.
One for $500, due Asa and signed by Thomas Veach
One for $l75, due Asa yeach signed Daniel Bronson.
Two for 500 each payable to James Woodward,
signed by Geo. 4 Jared Watkins.
One for 500, signed by Calvin Miller, and for
$50. sigaed by james McAlvin both due Asa veach.
The above property was taken from my house in my
absence AMI hereby give notice to all persons not to
purchase the above described notes.
ASA vEACH.
May 10th, 1856 500
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Won't use any other.

The last and best. The right article finally. Every
body likes it. Old and young unite to praise WEBsrERs
VEGETABLE HAIR INvIGARAroR. 1t restores grey or
tailed hair ts its original color in four weeks Will do
1t every time pop. Cures all humors of the scalp
in week. Ask for Wsbsters Vegetable Hair Invga-
rator, and don't take any other.
For sale by 8. J. Case Co., Agents and Wholesale
dealers in Drugs Books, Stationery and Wall Paper,
two doors east of the First National Bank Mcregor
Iowa. 4G,y
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A. J. GLASS, Secretary,
McGregor, Iowa.

Some scandal has been going the rounds
of the upper circles that certain lady 8
maid in certain high family, where there
are two beautiful daughters, has received
her dismissal after six months services,
bccausc-because-ho shall write it,
because she was man! One has often
heard of women disguised as men, but
never before of imen disguised as maid
servants. The affair will not be brought
into court, l Decentralization London
Correspondence.
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Strange. hut Truc.

Every young lady and gentlemen in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage by
return mail (ree Of charged by addressing the under.
signed. Those having fears of being kumbuggcd will
obge by noticing this card. All others will please
address their obedient servant, THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
831 Broadway, New York. 482
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and al! the effects Of youth
full inscretion WILL for the sake Of suffering humani
ty, send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser
experience, can do so by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ID Chambers street, New York. 4S2
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We hope all will visit
cur House and examine
our Goods and Priccs..-
We shall take pleasure i'm
displaying our Goods to
all who may caIl.-pOstins
all rs to Price and Style.-
feeling assured you will
exclaim ssEurck0:,a
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10y The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid published for the benefit and Caution
10 Young Men and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C., supplying
Mt the same time the Of seif-cMre. BY one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable ,ck
cry by enclosing postpaid envelope single copies,
may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
ESQ., IIrooklyn Kings Co., N. Y. y4S7
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Special Autifes.

ry- The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
gans forty different Styles adapted to sacred and
lar music, for $50 to 5000 each. Fitfy-One Gold or
Si,per Medals, other first premiums awarded them
Illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address MASON
IIaMLry, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. NY. yl6i
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We are ssOsC prepared to
back agp the NOOCe NSSer.
ttON Oy Offering to buyers
u large and carried I6sse'
Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
CNs.petiNgs, Hats and
Caps, at Grevt bargains.
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Clayton Co. 8. s. Association.

The eth semi-annual meeting Of the Clayton County
Sabbath School Association will be held Elkader,
June 18th and 18th, 1885, commencing Tuesday, the
18th, at IA M.
Pastors, officers, teachers and friends Of Sabbath
Schools cordially invited to attend and participate
in the exercises of this meeting Let every Sabbath
School Ia the county be represented by at least
delegate
practical Sabbath School TOPICS will mainly constitute
the exercises Of the meeting. 1t is desired to AXE
this meeting of the best held in the county
Let all interested in the of Sabbath Schools
tend and make this meeting worthy of county md
the cause in which We labor
JAS. SUNDERLAND, President,
Strawberry Point, Iowa.
A. J. GLASS, Secretary,
q I0yHa
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News sind Items ..

In personal alteration at Fond du Lac;
Wis.,, Monday night, between Major Gen
cral c. s. Hamilton, late of the volunteer
army, and A. II. Baker, cashier of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, ut that
place, the former was twice shot by the
latter, but the wounds arc not deemed
dangerous. Some one writing con-
corning the oyster who We presume must
be gentleman and scholar, says:
Scientifically, the oyster is lamellibran-
chiate mollusk. The st. Paul Pioneer
has been enlarged. The American cat
tie plaguc-the UNANIMOUSLY high price of
bcevcs.. The high born ladies Of England
established some time ago an asylum for
wandering dogs, and lately have been
holding grand fancy fair in London for
the benefit of their pets. Lady Lytton
Bulwer is one of the leaders of this paro-
dy on philosophy; but her lord doesn't ap-
prcciate her enthusiasm for the purps'
.,....In boring for coal at st. Joseph, Mo-,
a depth of three hundred and fifty feet
has been reached. Two veins of coal
have been passed--one eighteen inches
and the other two feet thick. Below the
second vein brine has been rcached;it is
said to yield eighty-three per cent. of salt.
1t causes as much sensation in the city as
II the had been struck. .Garibaldi
wrote to some of his friends who were try
ing to press certain conditions for the en-
ploymcnt of the volunteers on the Govern
mcnt; 81 will hear nothing of conditions.
make no conditions. With the Austrian
before us, no Italian has conditions to
make. I-you-they-we so to fight him!''