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scaItfs the 11arstls I'll valleys, for which
they pay taibute Of ne-te1th to the Apa-
ches. They now number about l 200, are
Of fair complexion and somewhat European
features. Some Welsh colonist of Utah
visited them, and found remarkable SINH
larity Of language, the Same intricate sys-
tenn of consonantal words, and other dia-
lectic peculiarities belonging to the Gym
raeg. Colonel Porter, from these facts,
wove the out theory that Prince Madoc,
who left North Wales in the reign 81
Henry II, of England, was the founder of
an American colony, Of which the Mokes
are the descendants.
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Arizona was the theatre ofan anci,

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civilization which has left monnme ntss :.
not history. Well-constructad honse s.
existing there untenanted, and eri9 ~ ~
Of extensive mining and agricultu {, s.s
is evidently not Aztec, but Toleean AsT 3
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lures erected by the former peop & ~ Il,
IONA is a house larger than The III, ( I. /;
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tainly that surpassed mn Benst r. H.
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H. M. BELL, President, W. H. yTAMs, secy
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
PrusSian Infcrrurrs.

despatch from Berlin Of July says:-
An article OF Importance has bcen Published in
the Official Norrieuscte A1-meins zcsning the
Austrian proposals. OF peace The writer expresses his
belief tia, nothing could plainly show to what
trcmies Austria has been reduced by the Of tho
Prisvian than tho proposals which have been snb
micd 70 the Emperor Of the French Novcrhelcss tho
total silence the subject d tho just cams of Prussia
ls anything but gratifying Prussia ia not 20 10
conquer vcnea for the Italians and tht. France
must admit, (which nagnanimoas 20 wage
FOR the idea OF a united Italy whom tbs latter
too weak % carry out the idea for hesslfn III thon
goes 10 say I'VE lrsi took up asans. Tho
threats of Austria, and then German un,y IN tho
hrs instance tho object Of efforts 70 obtain
the guarantee that Austria should no. again DO In
position oonvulsc pleasure the peace Of Germany
and of Europe. In tho SECOND instance determined
achieve The unity Of Gomnuy In place Of the hitherto
existing duaisn, and such unity of sndcr the
leadership Of of ,he German powers which
h able to conduct H. The bale lclds bohemia testify
which that sato IA
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
The Austrian Manifesto.

vmssA, July 10, 1866
Tho Emperor OF Austria ssuod tho following manifesto
IN Vienna on tho 10th OF July
To NY rEo,lEs-rhe heavy misfortune which has bo-
fallen my Army OF the NORTH notwithstanding most
heroic to the encmy, tho increased dangers
thereby menaclng the Fathcr>nd tho caamcs of war
with which my beloved kingdcm OF bohemia is being
dcsoated and which other parts Of my empire
and the painful and reparasle losses sustained by
many thousands Of families among my sublccts have
IN owed 70 s my heart whch beats with -
warm and faicry feeling for the good Of my peoples
But tho reliance which expressed in my manifesto Of
tho i7,h Of June-a reliance your unalterabIo and
faithful devotion and readiness cor any self aerhces
reliance on tho courage of my army which even ms-
fortune cannot subduc-a rcllance upon God and my
good and sacred rghl.hs has no, for single
instant I have addressed myself to tho Emperor
Of the French requesting HE god ohces for bring
Ing about IN armlslloe with Italy. Not merely did
tho Ex,poror readily rcspond TO my demand, hut
bloodahai, ho even, Of hls accord offered 10 med
atc with Prussia for suspcnsion Of hosiiIcs and for
opening s,rotlatons for peace. Ths or, Asrs ae
o,ptcd len prepared . make psaoe upon Aos~a,ie
d,aon, IN order 10 put end % the bloodsbcd and
ravaaes Of osar. B,a waH aevr sanct,on yea,y n
pe1oe ~ ,oA..5 A pndsnelai oo~dsfaa, y Asaysa rs
safsr as a croai P,wg road ts sAaf,a. soener than
that aiould ihc cas- am resovei carry on the
war 10 ,he uirassi enisonay, and ihh ! am sure q
my p,oplc's approval
An available soopa arc being concentrated, and the
eaps In tho ranks of The army bolng nsd up ny ,he
eonserption which been ordered and tho large en-
rolu,ssts of volunteer called 10 arms NY pe newly.
awakened spirit Of pair o,sm
Aaers has ben severely virtsd By rals,or,nns bat
she ~ ~ Asmasa1S ~ bo.~d ds~z
Ny Peoplcs-iIaye csnodrcs In pour RmpsreE tho
peoples Of Austria have shovs themselves greater
ihan In nlsfouune
Iwn follow tho example of No fossssshsrs, and vGI
LEAD you on wth determinafen. psrsveanes sss az
rhass.bs cobsdsnss IN God
FRANCIS w. sEPH
Given At my vssssoe, 10 ne esps.i % v,spas M.
ion day ofJoly Ises,
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Prussian Stipulatioms.

La Frd1ce of Paris, Of July H. says-Fresh incidents
have retarded tho departure OF the Prince Napoleon
The Prussan conditions contained in the letter OF
Prince gcuss are stated TO be az follows
The exclusion Of Austria from the Gcrmanc confcic
ration.
Tho exclusive command Of tho military and naval
forces OF tho confederation by Prussia.
The diplomatic representation of Germany abroad and
the annexation TO Prussia or the Duches and part the
territory already occupied
La France further states thl, Il has 10 We.
icvo that the Emperor Immediately despatched b LoRdon
and 81 Peersour0 he important communicative e Irce
ReuSs raiing quesions n Earpean iseres, which can
only be settled by concert Of the great Power.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
THE GERMAN FIELDS.

Advance of tho PrE@siap- frow i.as,o~s.
desgs'ch from tho Pras'ian hcaiGaarlcrs Al rarda-
bl.z Juy q .yas-rhe army u no cfo~n iasar which
forms tao ls rare u the pgTsilsI fofc, y Aifeahy
fsr beyond Ptrdabu.
The proportion of tho w1uniei y erht Aas,r'ans %
one Prumlaa.
ThsIrarlaa vanguard, gndsr Consfa s,sn-su, dc.s.
"a tho river Al wrAislau July
Tho bridge over the Eso al rsrdubr hss been bafhoi.
bu, 70 rrplncs Iro porloon hrds,s haze boa afora
acres thai r.vrr
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Ifeaaaasrtsr Movements.

A Prussia dsspAish fsun rafasbu a Juiy says ,
Tbs royai rssasi hoacqvarssra -ln b 'raasssi %.
uorro~ 10 Hshssnsssth. ssA ~ fo,tg-iar esJ .
zSriaa
General Won Cabienr hv aean tisls.i ths rrassAaa
tsnaga.ri~- 10 order - fof srrsie~ wi a.
- ssso0s, H. ps0ppsai. f4nbsf Than ibos
viies have alrsNsy b,en asstnei.
rns ssrauoa 4 Prsas Ass.a a Hobsnrusrn, xeo
ssvaviy wsaaasa . va lsis Da1lis, 4, sos ocss
as--sa qg',s hop~iss. ~ "a e~.ag treated - irs.
Ianasnbsss. 4. Niaslasrn Aia wsnh
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
THE ARNGISTTCE.

Tho London Ckte Of Jniy II, referring 70 the now
sspect Of tho Eurspean siaSfon says that 20 seem
sho brink of vast . sny which has Oesn wagcd
IN This centary.
Prussia refuses 10 yield.
France raus rite ~ Jd&sn coksai FoSa on nc
saiue sod, ,ooa GtA Jrops a. Sorrh Aor1rsg on a.
bsrd0.
our dcspalches from london Of July I2-,ts very
Aieat-repor no practical result 70 tho negotiations
- A'h'@''~- = vat apparent
rrassia continues Arm In her Demands
-. sanairon was orslered 10 Venice
nu the night of tho Iih Insuanl
The chcrbourr squadron has also been crderei to ss
Sts destination 10 unknown
II was stated tina, the Prus.ians wcrv marching on
frankfort, on-theMain.
nc Paris soHstesr says that attempts arc still being
for the peaceful sesilemen, of tho question.
IN ,usirisns are evacaang veneua, bo, leayk,g the
''"es~ there well gsrnscnei
me 'h~ns are adoancss'g "a Jres n sp.e a. a1.o..
~" " ve~Sa 10 F,aao.
IN Nesssiniiaas IN Paris.
s~Ps'cS hon Berlin % July Q ssys.-rusce
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

Recess arrvrd hero from the Prussan heal
auarte and leftshis morning for Paris with letter
from the King orrussia to tho Emperor Napoleon IL
is asserted that ,his contains the conditions upon
which Prussia win accept the armistice.
Tho Paris Px-rie Of July says
impossible that tho negotiations for an arms
tice may be oonciuda ID to-day tomorrow.
With Prusxia understanding has already been ar.
rived at but e aegoia0ns With te Raiian gorrnment
stu IN progres.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
No Cans Issf.

rhs orslAi SzsaL snses0>r - Jdy 10 awe 40
alshorsad y declaro tha asnrg bs rseeni hghs'ss -
Bohenla - snele rrassn gsh has been e@Esafed -
tbs enemy ir thersfore a r,os u Prussaas ar issy
L4a roscty ben drapn throash nc stsop q fvisana
can oay = ~ asd p.sos sr..sRlsd % ,s gmp~,ef
b. ts King = Frgt.lA M time % Their aiii.sec
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
>npolson's Action.

The Vienna AJe,slpo< evening edition Of tho onclai
weimer zsirngl says on July TO-
The Emperor q the French has taken fresh steps Of
an ,ng,e eAqyaci5 effect tbs conclusicn of an ar
mistce.
Tho French fec, R on Ia way to Venice. and General
LebOboulf the Franeh Commissioner, has been ordered
to occupy vcnotla
General Krosart has been tho rrussian head.
quarters TO snns.nce ~ aymed msda,s~ n ae E~p-a
of a. Frenoh.
n The pronounced viii q ihe Emperor Of the French
latiAur,ra sAoua not b. ~aatevst 10 Nv position
gre1 pa0r.
no Austrian army Of tho south Il cvaeuaiiss veneis
and bsa commenccd tho march northward
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
RlRL ,sERBTS MINISTERIAL STATEMENT,
He Endorses and Thank,
President johnson.
THE WEST INDIA NEGRO QUESTION
JsAn Right Demands EA- Governor Eyrss
Trial fer Murder
sAcs &s. Ae.

The steamship Hermann, Captain wcnkc which bn
.ssushanpton the 10th Of July arrived at this poH
Z yesterday morning.
mo steamship AlIemania Captain Trnutrnann. from
eoushamp.cn on the 10th Of Jaly reached this port yes.
-serday morning
The Inman steamship city OF Paris Captain Kennedy,
which lon Liverpool half-past fsur O'Clock tho
anernoon ofahc lith and from Queenstown the 18th
snst, arrived a. this port early m the Afternoon yes.
ssrday.
The news = four dsys later, andof very important
Characicr
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Italian Losses al Custozza.

snrr,smcnt 70 The 0G1iai Gassac, of Florence. oi
July 10 published TO-DAY, contains tho following repon
OF tho italian iosscs in battle u cuntorze on he 2sh
ui,lmo.
Tho lors among tho officers % tcd EOS woarded
O. prisoner : and 70 missing
Tho pirzt army corps hAd 400 mou tAai, '9
wounded. and 2. .s5s prisoner and misaug
Tho second corps two wounded and Diuo priaonors
In tho Third oorps tboso wore 2ai tiilod, i,isa
wounded, and $50 prsouars aui M mi''a
Ths Resarse Cavairy division hai xei, ~ wound.
ed and - prisoners.
/ prisoners and man missing
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Annexation to Italy.


The Florence Journals Of July 10 announce that DO
puation from Trieste aud the Italian portion Of tho
Tyrol have presented address To King Victor rnAn-
uel aud ne Ep1or Ndpoiaon urging tho rights Of the'r
respective TO be united to tho common country
Fcrrnra dispatches Of July II say
i0as important concentrations OF troops have been
madc Bardolna, caprina and Monte BeIlo There src
very fcw at pcschiera aud Verona
Tho destruction or forts At Ioygo appears confirm
the pereIaient of tho departure, partly accom-
pshcd and partly projected o. austrian troops for tho
interior or Austria.
Florence doSpa,eLss Of Jnly II .ay.-
The new plan of operations which j. being carried oai
by General Caldin il pald have been advocated ~
Baron Won Ricaso In opposition TO tho We've e eenor
In Mnrmora
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Tbe s,,untioni. Hnnenry.

Dispatches dated at Pcs,h on ,he oh 81 Ju'y an
nourcc.-An Imperial tAuslran) proclamation has boon
issud hcrc oaiug upon tho volunteers = hasten ana
enrol themselves under tho banners Of the army IN
order 10 pro,cc, tho la.hcrand which threatened ~
tho events os
The Empress of Austria arrived here to-day, aud met
members or tho Huuga an Diet went - meet bcr
MaJesiy.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

Prussia Refs.ss the Italian Proposition.
Ths Fcrescs Journals of July 10 snssssos that ns
yrussl.n government hs orolaiy seeissd 70 Ne
Esllsn Cabinet thAs iaiy eanso, seesps a. ssml~e.
SAsi, b,.sg ss.> 40. os esst~r sf vr>ss, ..-S .,
fs~ia-sum o a spsaisis e~ei.ted p>se., ssa w.'sla
A--psss. ths sesnnsss q rrs-.s sss v u. sa,s
n. q Aasnr, W i,ssss 80 ssaos,S 10 vssssA !.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Prussia Dcase- Au-sria,- Position.

The Journal des Dtiot Of Pars Of July II, says We
have 10 believe that Prussia p>tas In excluding
Austria from tho cermanic Confederation, and main.
tains her project OF federal reform.
shs also demands incorporation of Electoral HcNe,
saxony, Hanover and the Elbc Dnches with Prussia.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
TROPHIES from sadown.

daato'eh fom Berlin % jay 10 sATs ne tiAi
numbrr guns eapisref b. is i,uasaa at shs sas1s
a -ae0~s sod ~ - The present time = 40
They have also reossuy oAseIrsd 90 wagon loaas a
munitions 10 var
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Nnnnlcon,r Pinr OF settlement.


Tho Paris Patrie Of July II says:-
The negotiations for s,Icc have been delayed by
tho necessity taxing into Consideration
both tie conditions Of the amstioe and the pre-.
mInsry basis OF future treaty Of peacc, u Prussia
wishes 10 know beforehand tho advantages which will
be definitely assured her Prince Napoleon pre-.
cent ihe council OF ainlsiers held to-day.
The Paris Prese OF July H. 10 the evening" publishes
an arto, signed by " cocheysi charegny, In which
says
Ycste,lay, after the sudOnce given By the Emperor
TO Prince Won Reuss a uos,ing was held al ~ TulIe
ros In hss Maiesiy's presence Prince ne,ernsth aud
Baron Ven ol,enturg represented Austns, coun,
Won Colt and Prince Won Reuse, Prussia
~ Droayn de Lhuys cssnanIcatcd the views Of
France ard up repor, Of tho proceedinsss the
meeting
mo following ars the buea Of ife negotiations rug.
gested BY Fcancc, and 10 Count vsa cdz
ard Prince neernich BY whom ibeg have been irap,-
msted to BsIn snd vicnna:-
The Germ.lic Confederation % BE- aisoir,d ard a.-
o1er eEJcdyas1a q Be e.iablshed, q wAieA s-1ss,
Trastfd mr. AHfr,d MUD foTn p1T
No territorial Oasnon 70 be dsmasaed of Austria
The abandon nent b. tho later af her nght, on The
DuchIos and 70 replace the vm indemnify at arst de-
manded BY rruzs@
Prussla to INCORPORATE schcswig HolssIs He. ~ cas
~, uesse Darmsiait and Brupywick The population
o' "io r'~-'~- siassom would thereby be raised 10
2sooaooo-he Rhine q onna,itut, tho western freser
of prussIa snd the province s-,-soa tho nAlns .od
henss 70 serv. as an Indemnity 10 the asver-,gus d,x
possessed BY the var
IN exchange of territory % take place between p,do,
ana Bavaria which would give iss former nearly The
whole OF the Rhenish PalainSie sarony Hanover and
the Duehies q ssre 70 conclude military con,e.,op.
WIN Prussia Tue inhabitants q L,udsa 10 choose
whether thsy shall bsong France or Baden, and non
aa'on Of the valley u the sare 70 choo.e b,,wc.n
rraoss end the new Bben'sh .cvsr,isps
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
The ItnIinn Terms.

The London Tma Of July 1.-the latest paper-con-
tains the following announcement:--wo have received
from an authentic source tho following statement as to
the conditions attached BY tho Italian government 10 the
proposition OF the Emperor Napoloon:-
l. II venetIa rs ccded 10 the Emperor Napoleon, tho
final transfer must be made by Austria hampcrcd by no
conditions with regard to Rome.
That the question of the district Of Trent should be
recognised a. one be discussed.
The Esians demand immediate possession Of two Cor
trcsses of which one must he Pescniera
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Hopes is Pvn 1~~.

The rars rark of ths evening of Jaly 10 especssd
thsi Armice would h. seo.p,sd thai dsy and sdds
rhai The icrm of ~ danion w prosss,y 10 oss mousb
rnsce von res- had ben received By tho gmp~ro,
Prince NapoIsan hsd . 'sss Interview With b.. Majesty
hat morninG
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
New Aastriaa sommandsr.

dezrsseh from Vienna q iaiy II 49, The Arch.
cake Albrseh, has been Afpo,nsi c1nmAsevr Ia cisf
asd LlsulspAni yisd x.sasai and naroa Jshn chsf a
,ho Generai sno x Tie vtols Asair.as srm.ss -
tho Ola
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
rr.ss-s a~.is.s rrws-i.- psrrr.

no Esssumstin % fsto wsia.1 sud y shaa1bHg,
iipgs have nyctsd y rruna ,ssi uef ifps1-. Whsh.
-oorcsnes uns lhs dssssgn pisi = iss go q
Jane LAT, frrssi psron a - saff,sgs = 'bs grs
ungsed feasfaI frw~ss u ysns. hars bstn f9sesby
ognp~iea 70 march - Tin asa assssal
Tbue EoysrHmaais hare grosssa sgaias, ,s,s srsafh
~ H,srns,ioaa "a. ~ a. psn ~ fs- saaies bseAs,
fac, 70 lhs CAblBss u Bsn ..
The rvss.isn Nav,--t Dcs~sr.trsiisa " tho
Battle.
A sssp~'sh frsu Tsvriafss = ys'y 10 lsvsninf)
ssyss-uss Frs-aaa srsw cousiis'. psis1ssg NJ
ass.hsv q t.s Asmra. h.vs saehsv 70 tbs r~r,
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
DIPLOMACY IN BERLIN.

DssrsSbss fra~ Bufs q Jaiy us iesA r.ps~s NV
rssa sse,ss,,y = "a rSvss.ss f~ssDss n vs> lss
sy,,,a 49,, f'usu ga say .a c~ss~sss.s fee ~
W ass@s go,e'1nsnt
n Dssss.,,4 ~ rrsses Ans~sAsss d aA ss~s0
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
TnkinH pn--r~~inn.

IN Fraac, of Paris u July TO- states that Prince
sspoeon aeou, 70 leave for yerons where bis high
ncaa wu receive fiom tho Austrian ashonuea ihs pre-
Isinary documents oo'ing venetia 10 France
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Nefbipu Conclusive.

Paris despatch of tho Iith Of fJuly s.ya.-rho NM
tr OF this morning contains communication relative
to the armistlce.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Austrian I.v,~. In y~uesss.

Another despatch from Florence, OF July 10, says:-,
According 10 intelligence received here austria has
made an extraordinary levy of bctsoon olsh.oen
and forty years age that part Croatia not ab-
ject 10 tho ordinary military system.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Rem. Neural

Dispatches from Romc q 10y Gay -au order %
tho day 10 the Frcact and fouiidfR 0raist has hcca
ifsncd, prohibiting all demons faoas, AMI declaring
,ha, any which may bo attempted Tia = dSgsrsa "
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Ru..ia n Powerful Interest

A letter from Milan dated July 8 o tho LONDON T,ma
says Mach depends Russia Has ~ p.isrsarsi
ng Sih Ffaac,y wn shs DO dispoaed to uBgrasc.
fai Austria, Or prefer 70 her dsspoed by Prussia
inot,r and gssrsr migf VT ,r,ng y nsa a..
trp, al psao>
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Adou,ins the Needle Gun.

featuring needle guns tho rate Of thousand pcr
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

Tho French Tres-GIad Squadron.
aosyaeh from Toaon q the iosh of Jaly ssys;-Th.
iron.clad aqaadfon, has 70 entered this port
Order have been received 70 arm two more vexeI.
and 10 ss out tho Transport Tarn
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
Russian Warning to Prussia.

The Journal de- 50 I't,obsrg u The 7th mt ssy
We think that The annslce ishi eject fcconcAil lon
II theirs no, monarchy In Europe which ts,-ss'
.ev % o. a0cserty aropg'o og-psi ~ aaent y Eay p,
% 10 oo~qvsss IA Germany forgetting that therc sui
exists s,rong aai unit reos Ia Europe 10 whom TIC
European balance o. power s not a mrs empty Vwd
Lord Derby said ca be at work.
LeFae, beiieves tha, the Derby c,blne, bad rrongly
recommended Italy 70 aocep, tho mediation of me En
peror NAPOLEON
rhs Londos 0vt learns that the Brush goytnmsnt
have consenlsd 10 Join Ynnes ard Rassa IN mssta,ns
bots the behlgercnt roSera
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
r II e w a n.

The Italians arr.-- the re- March sf CiaIdini
On Kosise.
A despa.ch from gerr.ra dalod "Wednesday, July II
says.-Gsneral c.aldni = marching Rosizo WITH
an army n sors aaa ors kandroi ~ saad ei-a
two A.nfysd guSs
The Austnana have syacaai~i - whole Driiory
between the slBclo and ~ Aass.
me rrsaisr part q ,hs Aasissn forcsu aaiorcd
| a FAass
Rsviss Abandoned ~ the sa-tvian-.
D~svatsh.s nom riof-nas. x ~ 10 Ansoases la
oon.sa enos ~ ths pa-ss. NJ r. ssa no soossss
movements NAH By censrsl caiaisgs srmy M Ass
TRANS s,anaouod Ro-go - night rbsy prcysoa.iy
blew up al ne worss ana feraoauons asfssdiss ths
towB. and tAa ~ 4 pst tbs AaEs and aiso burnt
,ks brdgrs.
Later ss~s recslv~i frosa Rovigo ss.is~sh ns Asp
trans IN s,aeasnsg sb.naonsa AT the sr isry
90 us fo,,sesnoss, ne gan. hssisg pssvgs.Iy bs-a
spiked
Garis.isi Hsss- the Asssrasm..
m. aoruins JAY ioD NE AasrAsas ssas rseosssls
,sses sfoss fsfos ~Ah snnsry, IN ihs srs1,iss q
Loosens
rbs7 ssss ar'vsa sssk 9Th ,hs hsyous ~ NJ Oar.
basisns . tas q. Ds Asso. vhsb p-es -.@ osespl.a
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csrssia -s' pr.-sai, sss had V rsmss n csrrsrs
n eonssssssos u hs woasd
esrssyc .s .--.s-s Troops.
A~sses - cs~~ssA, q Jsly 10, asys.-i..a.s
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

troops weird captured .hs morning BY assault tho VII;
ago or Nocgaho, near tho se de pm, a, Borgofos'e,
Tho operations of thc ITALIAN army against BorsofoF'e
aIs ts!as seoaunusa.
Count Assse has arrived at the headquarters o. the
Italian army.
G.ribaidi's Ca,np.
Baron Measoli paid svsig TO General Garbadi a.
BrssoA on tho io,A Of july
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

csps.r~ 90 .--s'~s Tvesp~.
A Ssrsss<s - ,s~nssA, q Jay 10, sys-tul.s
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

T Nesssieisess ir Paris. \
= s~ps'ch ION Berlin o. yuy Q sys;-rnsce
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. !,

TI { A full stock OF the above goods always on
hand, and of the finest quality. a "' %" i4
~ s.s4 lfe .as.ssfs eUa Tisff1
gis ...-..-. s...+.o ff..r4. sasai995 si0s
Goods made to order for less money than o.
any other house in the city, as have maze
arrangements with my hands to Work Jo- ~
gether in such manner that none can 1jia,
Compete with me in price, and am deter fs,,
mined to keep prices down, ana IiS nos 70 pc ~.
will find me at my old stand, tihg - 81 OBS o.
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
spring pr.i Trade.
rTAVING JUST RETURNED FROM a@
- the East with splendid stock of
+ ,slsPP SPRING lIsae GOODS l.,s s,'rs... :. .' :,

r. It's mo4a h3i3ios sfobg0 .tn9mU30b
b L now offer to those In want of good goods
the finest lot ever offered in this market, Isg
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21

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The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

"a GuafQ1anS sale OF real ESLdC6.
RTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT.
IN by virtue of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County,
indiana, the undersigned, guardian of
Delilah G. Jones, will sell at public auc-
ton, at the courthouse door in Evansville
T SATURDAY, July 21st, 1866,
(l6 and III, in Block No. three, t3), in the
Northern Enlargement of the city of Ev-
ansville,. vanderburgh County, Indiana,
described as follows, to-wit: being five and
one half (515) feet off the east side of Lot
seventeen IN and nine (9J feet off the west
side of Lot sixteen (l6) in said Block, and
running back the. same width from front
to rear of said lots.
Terms.-4One-fourth of the purchase-mo-
ney to be paid on the day of sale; the bal
ance in three equal payments, at nine,
eighteen andtwenty-fOur months, with in
teTest the purchaser to execute notes forthe
deferred payments, with approved secu-
rity, and without relief from valuation or
appraisenent laws. isecared by mortgage
upon the premises. ~ x
juneS d3w.] sssstsfrir4 ~ Guardian.