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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04
DOCTOR LYNCH

Respectfully informs his friends that
he has returned from his visit, and that
his health is SO vastly improved that
he will be able and willing to attend
either night or day visits in town or
country. ,a 4l
Lancaster, Sept. 27.4w.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,N NOTICE.

NIOTICEis hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administra.
tor of the estate Of John swarti deo, late Of Fairfield
county, Ohio.
All those indebted 10 said estate are hereby noti-
Ae., 10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same TO present them duly an
Intoxicated according to law, EN0CH BRIGHT,
Sent. 2I, lS66-~3W@
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FINE ApPLEs.-Mr Geo. Karnes, ol
Hooking Tp., near Hamburg, a few
days since, treated this Office to bas-
ket OF splendid golden pippins. We
have seen no finer fruit for many u
day.
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CoRREoTIoN.-Our issues Of the 23d
and the Both of August last, having
been inadvertently numbered alike
(No. 22,) we correct by making the
number of this weeks issue %, instead
of ~; thus making the figures to cor
respond with the actual number Of
weekly Issues of the current volume
TO the present tune.
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pea. You that are afflicted, don't fail

You that are afflicted, don't fail
to call upon DR.. FELL, the only origin.
al Indian Herb Doctor in the country.
He will be at the Tallmadge House,
Monday, Oct. 9Th. Call early and give
him trial. He will visit our city reg
ular once a month. y
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BGrMrs. Eliza Splitter will please
accept our thanks for couple of yams,
or sweet potatoes, Of magnificent PRO
portions. The two will make several
ample messcs for q good.sized family.
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The students in attendance at the +.
U. Academy, cordially extend an invi-
tation To all who have formerly been
students of tue same, to be present at
the Reunion, and supper TO be held at
the Academy Hall, Friday Eue., Oct.
18th, 1866. N. r. B. Com
B. N. N. o
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r. NJ. Friend, at Tuthill & Friends
Bookstore, is Agent for tho State Jour-
nal. Received every morning.
Subscription 20 cts. per week.
Oct. 4. 1S66-6w. x
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TO Advertisers.

Advertisements handed in as early
us Tuesday, will be sure Of an inser.
tion in Thursdays papcr--later ones
will generally have to lie over till the
succeeding week.
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All the new styles Of Hats and Caps
now ready at Brooks Hat Store oppo-
site Tallmadge House. Come every
body as great bargains are offered.
Sept. 27, 1866.
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The course ofstudy consists ofsINGLE and DoU-
nershp Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and Joint Stock
Business Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
law, Business Arithmetic Practical Penmanshp sc
Alarge Hall is now fitted up for the relsgraphic
Department XciusSely,w advantages will be Sc
cured supeior to anything eswhere in the West II s
in the care of an operator of long eNpcrence, and OF
the best reputation Having also the favor and pat
ronage Of;he leading Telegraph officers, throughout
the West, situations for graduates readily be
cured.
The tuition fee is only about ONE HALF that usu-
ally charged in similar institutions; while the oheap-
ness of living the numerous educational advantages
of the place, and thecomparative absence oftempt-
ations to vice, are important considerations.
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
for il is beyond the power Of any Commercial Col
lege to get situations for all graduates, but do
dents.
REMEMBER, that we are moi 'ank" In anybody IS
chain, neither do we claim to absurd thing as q
"pdtent" on systsm ofinstruction,
TERMS.
fultion forthe Full Course, including Busl.
ness Penmanshlp..",,..,..... .,.."...."...S3u 90
Telegraphic 20 90
Both combined 10 90
Teachers Course in pennnnship. ...,....... 15 90
To any who have doubts eonorring where 10 go for
Business Education, we sav-ifyou study one week
with u.s. and find we have deceived You by false rep
reservations, ask for your tuition fee, aud be
refunded.
orfurther particulars, send for q Catalogue and
Circular. tJan1sth, ,lsGs-lyl
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Estate OF David Kemmerer, dec.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix
Of the estate of David Kemmerer, dec, late ofI1ar.
field county. Ohio. ROSANMA KEhMERER,
Oct. 4th, lSGG-Sw@
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G. NJ. BURNS, NJ. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
LANCASTER, OHIO.

LANCASTER, OHIO.
Omne--Main Street, two doors west Of the resi-
dence Of Hon. Thomas Ewing. All calls promptly
responded to.
Aug, 80, ls6G'ly
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TILE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR

Guarantees to euro the above diseases in few
weeks treatment.
DIR. EVANS can bo consulted Mt the TaImadge
lIopse IN Lancaster, from October the sth un-
tin November 5th, four weeks, and again De-
cembcr sd and January I2th, one week
each.
Read tho following certificates Of cure from well
known citizens Of Z1ncs,llc, and call and examine
hundreds ofothors that he has IN his possession.
This IS Ia certify that DR. Evans, the Indian Herb
Doctor, rurcd me OF Asthma of 10 years standing.
first nppl'ci To him two months since and | feet
that aln entirely cured. JOHN OSLER,
No. 60, South street, Zanesyillc.
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A Grand Specific for any Disease aris
ing from impure BlOod-a peak
or diSordered state of the
Stomach, Liver or
Kidneys.

HHAVING sold great deal Of this great medicine
u i during the last SIX months, at this place, and
having the greatest confidence in its curative powers,
we make the following wager, to-wit
We will wager 500 that VIC can refer to more
genuine certificates of cure effected by Mishler's
Herb Bitters thSn any other Medical preparation IN
Complaint, Bloody Flux, DiarrhGa, Typhoid, Ro-
mittcnt, Intermittent and Bilious Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jaundice Scrofula,
Running or Sore Legs, Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism Coughs Cold, Cramp in the Stomach,
Chronic Diarrh@a, Piles, letter, Scad Head, Head
ache, Ophuana, Falling away Sickness peculiar to
and other distractions to the due course ofnaure in
females. All Venereal diseases, and all complaints
arising from impure blood, disordered state
ofthe stomach, LIVER or Kidneys. Besides this, the
Proprietor, b. Mishler, will pay
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Estate OF MARY moNoght,n- d.o.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
y been duly appointed and qualified as Admins
of Fairfield county, Ohio
Oct. 4, lS6t-3w" THOMAS ]. McNAGHTEN.
Statement OF the Condition of the Hoe X =
Ing Valley National flank OF Lancaster,
Monday Morning, Oct. 1st, 1866.
ASSETS.
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The Great English Remedy.
PROTECTED DYRoYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


p.onoro3 from n nreScrintion Of Sir j.
If0P"e" j''"' P''0'' f''O" ~
Clarke M d.. Physician ECtTd0Tdl.
ndTU to the queen.
al .s and dngerons diseases TO which the
W 'iiose P,i,; ~ SEt II ,noderates ali ex-
cess and removes all obstruciions, from Whatever
cause. and a speedy crre may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
ii. nort,cusr,v suited 1t VIII in short time, bring
on the monthly rer,Pd with resql1STy Sssy: ,b ovsru
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This 4. 10 cearify thatthe Indian Herb Doctor cured
me ot Illinois eyes, uHor had tried all the doc
tons in this city mil filclto get any relief My eyes
were mhamcd Hii the tme--so bad Mt times, that |
could not see 10 get about at ALL live on 9th street,
between Main and North. JAMES JENKINS,
ZannsVilla nhio
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals Of the Chrographc Department In
structors in Spenceran penmanship-Plain,
Practical and 0rnamcntal-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking Lettering, &c.
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Or. Evans | send youthc following to be published
for the benefit Of others. l have Deen afflicted with
been taking yoHr medicine inst weeks, and feel
quite we'll The pain has all left my back and limbs,
and my appetite is good. l shall ever remember
YOU aud your skill. Mrs. MARTHA DEAN,
West GAINESVILLE, Ohio
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ATTRACTIVE SALE.--Mr. Jacob Fall,
OF Walnut, gives notice this week, in
onr advertising columns, Of an uxten.
siyo spla Of farm stock and other de-
aifablp properly, at his residence, on
the 10th iubt. Advertisement on SEQ.
ond page. - /"
MooA!dRowERs will find il to their
interest to attend the Great Sale Of
Sheep advertised in the present'issue.
Sec advertisement on second page.
Dsss tr...-i 81 .N'l,"- u !, hd2-r \ Z v
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in my ears, for eight years | called on Dr. Evans
Just six weeks ago. He has performed two opera
tions on my ears and gave me medicines. can now
hear pretty near rs well MS levor could and am i'm
proving every day. would recommend nll who are
afflicted as Ihave been, to call and have the Dr. ex
anime their ears Age 81 ISAAC LEWIS,
Residence, 7th street, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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The above namel persons with scores Of Others
have been treated by me while in GAINESVILLE
DIR. EVANS.
The Indian Herb Doctorcan cure all cases Of Rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, and Goiter, Chick
neck) &c. In from four to six weeks, and Scrotula,
bronchitis, and lncipent Consumption in ffom eight
TO twelve weeks. Also all cases Of Sore Eyes, and
Deafness, IN a few weeks treatment
He can he consulted at the rallmadge House, Lam
caster, as follows: From Oct. Sth until Mo-
ven Der 5th, four weeks. Also Dec. Sd, and
Jan 1 2th. and remain one week each.
His fees vary from S5 to $50. Consultation free
He can cure all cases Of Neuralgia in few days
treatment.
Sent 27, lSGG-2W
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o. I. DAVIS, N. n. u. n. KINsMAS, NJ. D.
TVN HE undersigned have associated themselves
Il together IN the practice of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
Particular attention given to Surgery and Diseases
of the Eye. Office and residence, the same as for
mery occupied by DIR. DAVIS,
Sept. 20, 1865. 25.6w DAVIS 4 KiNsMAN,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22

arose 70 murder aud rob her. Then he
seturasds 10 the. nseaing place and she
Ne there. III They ded together-he
eth his guilty secret, and che with the
hhlleoe trust in him. She never heard
Of the murder; nor never knew her
sae.her vas dead, nor, for the two NO.
men had lived very uohappily .ogesh.
O., did she care TO inquire. so@,:.'
1nsver told her al I knew. She
sss.lsa dowa into q, soli..ry life in COT
tngs Gear our house. W. gave be,
BIB, aad che never saw any connection
between her husbands fate aud the
6eG's behavior. She never knew u
hsf mothers fate beyond that she wa
dsad ysars ago, which I thought it
oese % tell her aud she simply fade's
from the earth like a morning mis-,
Gently always, she watched the day.
come aud 20, with strange resigna-
ton. Sometimes she would speak Of
her dead husband. He was so guod to
her, she would say to US 50 kind al
Ways 10 generous to others never
harmed . creature, for he had u heart
- warm ~ his face was honest and
land oms.
All true. And yet he was muir.
derer. The contradictions in hun,a"
nature often puzsle one. As u lawyer,
l never trust to appearance Or doubt
the possible preversion Of the brightest
character. At all events, the oil ex-
preston that So aud S, is al excelle".
person but has spice Of the devil j"
hin, may contain theory that when |
have more time I will try 70 find out
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor OF the State Of Min.
neSOta.

In observance Of The time honored Gus
tom. hereby proclaim THURSDAY, the
18th of November next as day. through
out the State, Of Thanksgiving Almighty
God
It becomes us, as q people who believe
in the Divine Providence, gratefully to &C.
knowledge the countless blessings we re-
ceive. and .humbly t. suprlicate the contin-
uance Of Gods goodness toward US.
20 give thanks unto tie Lord for he is
good: for his mercy endureth forever.
"Let the redeemed of the Lord say so,
whom He haiti redeem. ed from the hard of
the enemy; aud ga hered them out of the
lands, from the East, and from the West.
from the North and from the South.
''Oh that mer would praise the Lord for
His goodness. and His wonderful works to
the children of meu! For H, satisfied the
longing soul, and fleth the hungry soul
with goodness.
"And let them sacrifice the sacrifices Of
Thanksgiving, and deslare His work with
rejoicing"
Leaving for day our usual avocations,
let us render unto God an offering OF
Thanksgiving and Praise.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State at Saint Paul. this twen-
49,, ty niuth day Of October in
LIS. TIE year of our Lord, one thou
49, sand eight hundred md sixty
six, and uf the indepel dence
of the United States Of Amer
tea the ninety. first.
+ WILLIAM r MARSHALL,
By the Governor,
H. c. ROGERS, Sec'y Of State.
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HARPER,S
New Monthly Magazine.

Critical Notices Of the Press.
1t ia the formost Magazine of the day.
The fireside never hada more delightful
companion! nor the million more enter
prising friend, than the Harper's MIga-
zine.-Methodist Protestant. (Baltimore.)
The most popular Monthly in the world.
-Ne,u York Observer. j.
We must refer in terms of eulogy TO the
high tone aud varied excellence Of Har-
per's Magazine-a Journal with n MONTH
circulation Of about 10000 copies in
whose pages ate to be :ound some of the
choicest light ard general readiug of The
day. We speak ofthis work IS au evidence
Of the culture OF the American People !;
and the popuia rity which il has acquired
is merited. Each number contains fully
i IA pages Of reading matter; appropriate
ly Illustrated with good wood-cuts and it
combines in itself the rncy monthly and
the more philosophical quarterly, blended
with the best features Of the daily journal.
1t has great power in the dissen,ina ion Of
- love OF pure Observation-Disclosures Guide
to american Literature, London.
The volumes bound constitute Of. them
selves libr"ry of miscellaneous reading
such rs cannot oe found in the same com:
pass in any other publication that h IS come
under our notlcc.-Boet0n Courier: - ;ft'.
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"For Bargains, cannot be
:.,>. excelled - =: !:

FIST received from the East, aJul1 line Of
Ladies' cotton hose, from :!5c to ?5c and ST
Ladies' WOOL hose, Ut 40c, soc, 6Oc and 55c
Ladies' super mer,no ribbed hose,
Ladies' mode hose,
Gents inerlno half-hose, only Csc per pair,
Gents cotton half ho-e. 40c and up,
Gents Shaker knit half-hose,
Gents ribbed wool half-hose,
Children's cotton, wooden, and balmora'
hose-cheap.
Indies and Gents linen handkerchiefs-
the finest ever offered in this market.
Gents silk pocket handkerchiefs,
Gents silk neck handkerchiefs,
Ladies' and Misses balmoral skirts all
grades and prices.
Ladies' elastic pages-only SC each.
Hand made linen and cotton edgings,
Linen collars and cuffs-cn.y 2Oc n SET,
Ladies' and Gents cloth. Berlin lined, Isle
thread, plush lined, and m"rino wool
lined gloves-all prices.
Ladies' and Gents kid gloves and mitts-
lined,
Gents buck gloves and mitts; also, seal
skin gaun,lets,
BOYS buck gloves and mitts. .
A lot of ZEAL Indian tanned bnck mitts.
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ESTRAY.,.1.

Came to The farm Of the subscriber liz,
ing two miles west of St. Cloud, on Sank
River, fur OXEN One Is cred ax, with Ii
hind foot Another il =, red OK. with !"
White NJ sHfripe the entire length Of his eaek
Another Is ared OK with white star on !, hls
face and white stripe back Of lcit sho'nllderi
Another 4 red OK with white, face, THh's s
owner d owners viii prove property, pay
cknrges and tnke them away s,.x.;.u1,,
c'G . BARTHOLEMEW KELLEY :, 4
! St. Cloud, NOV. 1871, 1866. :
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PROCLAMATION,
by tho President Of the United States.


BY the President Of the United states.
Almighty God, orr Heavenly Father, has
been pleased TO vouchsafe to US, "a people
another year Of that national life which is
an indispensable condition of peace, secur-
ity and progress. That year, moreover,
has been crowned with peculiar blessings.
The civil war that was so recently among
us has not been anywhere reopened For
eign intervention has ceased to excite alarur
or apprehension; intrusive pestilence has
been benignly mitigated; domestic tran
guilty has improved; sen,ime its Of con-
cilia'io" have largely prevailed, and atfec-
tons Of Loyalty aud patriotism have been
largely renewed. Our fields have yielded
quite abundan'ly; our mining industry has
been richly rewarded, and we have been
allowed TO extend our railroad system fur
into the interior recesscs Of the country,
while our commerce has resumed lis Gus
tomary activity in foreign seas. These
great national blessings demand national
acknowledgement.
Now THEREFORE, I, Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States, do, hereby
recommend that Thursd the twenty
ninth day Of November next, be set apart
and be observed every where in the several
States and Territories Of the United States.
by the people thereof, as a day of thanks
giving and praise to AlnIi shty God. with
due remembrance that in His temple do'h
every man speak Of His honor Ilect m.
| mend. al.o, that on The same solemn occa.
sion We do humbly ana devotedly implore
Him to grant to our national council and
20 our whole people, that divine wisdom
which alone can lead any nation in,o thu
ways Of Ill good.
In offering these national thanksgiviugs
praises and suppl,ca,ions We have the di
vine assurance that the Lord remaineth
king forever. Then that ore meek shall
tie guide in judgment, and such as ar
gentle. shall lie learn His way eth
Lord shall givestren; :, h to His people, an.
the Lord shall give to His people the bles
sings of peace" -
In witness whereof, have hereunto Sc
my hand, aid caused the seal of the Unite'
States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this 8t
day Of october, in the year Of Our LORI
one Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
six, and Of the Independence of the Uni
ted States the Ninety-f'st.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
W. H SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
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RADICAL AND RIGHT |!
THE CHICAGO
EVENING POST!
the BEST AND CHEAPEST
EVENING PAPER IN THE WEST

The Publishers Of tbs Posr, realizing the
want long felt Throughout the Northwest. of
IN evening Daily which at all times and on
all occasions should truly represent the
loyal sentiment Of the great masses Of the
people, have endeavored 10 supply that de-
mand, and year since established the
paper bearing the above title. The unex-
pected success which ! has everywhere;
greeted the Undertaking has stimulated the
publishers to new endeavvrs, and 1t will be
their constant aim to give to the true-heart-
ed people of the Northwest an Evening
Dali, which shall earnestly and undevi-
ating'y represent the advanced public SEN
timent of the time--vhich shall uphold the
hands of our loyal representatives in Con-
gress in their stern demand for just and
lasting basis Of reconstruction, and which
in the present crisis, shall SADLY maintain
the cause 0; the people as against the en-
croachments, the usurpations, and the
treachery of this boil and bud man who, by
his lack Of principle and dignity, has so
degraded his hi h Office and Inundated the
nation in the eyes of the, world.
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S5O,0'W From A PEANUT SrAvD.
In the Probate Court Of ST. Louis,.
this week, the administrator st .the cs-
..'nt' Of Antoi"" I'artorcriu, Who died y
]. .p .etamynhs since, wnsrcq uirel a
give bonds il" ii. sun, Of $780, 900,
from which il is Inferred that the estate
is Worth u, aba. $4,000. This prinoely
] fortune was accumulated oy Antoine in
selling peanuts and apples at a fruit
stund in St. Louis, and which his
widow falls heir to. Who sneers at
small things after this? $3.50 -.
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The committee appointed to con-
duct the award of premiums to men,
bers Of the Crosby Opera House Asso-
citation, announce that the drawing will
positively take place on January the
21st, 1867. The Committee assure all
parties in crested that every care will
be taken to. ensure perfect fairness III
the award.
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Your fn.'nd,:

"A Herald's Washington special
says news Of 4 startling character may
be expected from Mexico in a short
time. It is asserted upon good authori-
ty that Macmillan will leave Mexico
shortly alter the, arrival of Gen: Sher-
man, aud that. thcro will be no troops
on the soil of Mexico 80 days after his
arrival there, III III : >s:.: "ds III:
/. QuarteEmasters''.. and !. commissary
stores Of 5000 troops have been order
ed to Fortress Monroe. This, is. sup
posed to- mean Sherman uud Mexico.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22

AT the Fort Pitt works, on We'd
nesday 'norning, there was cast another
monster naval gun. The gun was the
third Of the description aud calibre
ever cast. 1t is 20-inch bore, aud is
designed for the naval service on our
iron.clad fleet. In the three furnaces
used there were 100000 pounds Of the
best Bloomfield or Juniata pig non.
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"A Heran special says MI. slidell,
the once famous rebel minister to
France, and one If our most active enc.
mics; in Europe, recently applied to the
government for pardon, through Mr..
Bigelow, minister at Paris. The reply
Of the government was that no inter.
course Of any kind could he held with
M Sl;aoll I" "i". "a'*a,[ II
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'-The5 Herald has the following
from Vera Cruz of The 1T: Moximilian
is on his way back to the capito,:' tits
rumored that Marsal Bazaine sent him
word that; if. The attempted; to- leave
Mexico without permission he would
Be placed under arrest; also that hi or
dered the commander 3ot tho Austrian
frigate Dandola, not toilet Macmillan
embark in his *essel.iiaI 45 E,o'y,j? ynt,
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"A royal commission in. Denmark.
after careful trial, has made a re port
in favor of the "Peabcdy gun," an
American .breech. loader, and it will
probably be adopted by the Danish
Government.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22

7----1tjis understood that Mr.. ;MoOul-
loch will ip his report, urge upon Con;
gress the necessity for,jthe passaee Of a
law looking to an early presumption of
specie payment. ,I The report will be
quite yeluminous, and, will beraone y q
thertmost Interesting ever issued. from
that n despar.ttment. ,,>.o,z, .,,a,,,e I'D