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ON THE FRONTIER.
SPECIAL TslsGRAMs TO TINE HERALD.

SPECIAL TEleGUAMs TO THE HERALD.
The Wounded Garibaidians Received BY tho
Itniinns-isospital scenes-Garibaldi on the
Way to Florence.
TERM Nov. 4-P. M.
Hundreds of wounded men are arriving
here from the scene Of the late engagements
between the Garibaldians and the Papal
troops. They are conveyed by special rail-
road trains.
The Italian regulars act in a very kindly
manner to ALL assisting in carrying them from
the station to where they are laid, weeping
like women on beholding the sad spectacle.
Father Gavazzi has charge of the hospital.
General Garibaldi accompanied by his sons
Menotti and Ricciotti passed here this morn
ing en- route to Florence.
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BROOKLYN INTELLEGEHCE.

FlRK IN BRooKLyG-I4oss ABOUT $5.000.-last even
Ing shortly before o'clock, fire was discovered
In the blacksmith chop connected with the carriage
mandatory OF Mr.. David Daley, al Nos 60 and 0s
schermerhorn street, Brooklyn Tho flames increased
very rapidly and In a few minutes they communicated
with the turning shop Of Henry Werner and the black
smith shop OF NJ. Campbell, Nos ~ and "a. These
being frame structure oil small dimensions werc soon
destroyed, with thoir conients and by halipast seven
O'Clock Mr. Daoy's mandatory, which was Of frame,
aud two stories III height. also reduced TO ashes
rho flrsmen however, had succeeded previously in re-
moving largo number of carriages. &c, from the
building, so that but title property OF this Kind
destroyed II Is estimated that the total loss 70 all
Of course being the principal loser Nothing is yet
known to whether the parties were insured, and no
clue has yet been obtained as to The origin Of tne re
an incendiary.
IxceSDIARlsx BRooKLYS.-Ycsterday afternoon
Captain Jacobs OF the Forty second precinct discov
cred nre apartment occupied by Mrs. Hoiwsll,
on tho third floor OF corner OF Washington and
York sircots appears that Mrs. Howell had thrown
dross tho bed previous going out and during her
absence person had evidently entered the room
and fred the Carmen as It was discovered In flames.
The fro had also communicated with tho bedcothos,
and had not Captain Jacobs bcen promptly informed Of
the condition OF affairs the lire would have resulted
moro seriously. The damage amount tod to about $40
No clue obtained to the guilty party
Az ArLncKD HoRsE THIEF AaHEsrEp.-David Kirk
brdo native OF England, thirty four years OF age. was
arrested on Monday night, by Captain Wogiom Of tho
Forynflh precinct charge OF horse stealing II il
alleged that the prison recently stole pair OF horses
and buggy buffalo robc &C., from Mr. Henry Wilder
Danbury, Conn and he was locked up TO await equI
eiiion from the authorities OF that state Tho captain
found the stolen horses OF livery stable
ia Broadway, r.. d. Kirkbrde at one time carried OF
Tho business OF harnessmakng 10 Williamsburg.
FArA. AccuDxxr.-At . la,o hour Monday nigh
Patrick Murray. residing at 357 FIRST street. Y D..
accidontiy fell down flight Of at his residence
rece, ed injuries which resulted in death at early
hour yesterday mQTning Deceased leaves family.
ARREST or ALRdD IMycM vgrsRs, The police o
tho Forty. seventh precinct yesterday arrested Joh'
Bailey and James OHara for attempting 70 vote in on
of tho districts o the seventeenth ward II Is cnrset
that Bailey unpardoncd felon and that o ara wa
unregistered Both are locked up.
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Napolcon's Ultimatnm TO King Victor
EmanneI-ItnIy 70 Evacuate che Papai Ter.
ritory Immedinte iy-Garibaidps Surrender.
PARIS, Nov. 4-P. III.
The Paris La Presse Of this evening says
that the French Charge d'Affaires at Florence
was ordered 10 present, on Sunday, TO the
Kings government an imperial ultimatum, to
the effect that the Italian troops, which had
been marched into the Papal territory, should
evacuate the States Of the Church before
Thursday evening, November Z.
The Paris Temps says that during the en-
gagement near Monte Rotondo, on Sunday
last, Garibaldi was beaten by the Papal
troops, and, after his defeat, retired 10 Corrose,
which Is eighteen miles southwest Of Rieti,
on the site Of the ancient city Of Cures. capital
Of tho Sabines
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A Gard. s-
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81 Is s: :s' s q =; 5
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is s ~ pssss az Tor tSs psa sss ssod
ss o il Is Ias sRssi
ina me our moaspsiy he Company has ss,s IN
as . On oceans free g AZ tas world mnss
aens-iro The cossasce winch .hs Anagsnest inspires
command Of large cas- means with which % hold eas
o. cap.a 70 IS cod and in order ,ocs,absh
ins mp9n ss Atlantic was N ago Commenced and ne
S adsss ' MOST ss ws's ne
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BY and vssses d he lara asreqared
ss; H t'' s. eas
further irdnoemsai % ihIs policy.
r. . saIy ], a. ss
There s..as. .gRssasn .ss s.aa%.
trars OF that i5,hms and the necessity this Company
OF being in position 70 obtain and pay "a tst
the required cash for the concession was tahcr reason
The great am9orary accumulation Of funds thus mad.
has proved for Che e interest OF The aud a. ~
felt -,
fund was made Ia order might be kept deposit
There i. word IN this: The corspany has
never made deposits or kept its balances YIN an5 private
could probably and saey IN rsscd
To the suggestion THAI this Company should hEv6 buils
screw instead OF sdewhee steamers we Tepy tuss our
whole experience establishes the fact that paddle
sells such az those this Company pOss0ss TOT 10
trade the most decided indeed tDrs are tday
upon ssnsn S sAs ids ~ ses:
constructed The which in 1860 performed ~
vessels consuming eighty OF coal day IL Lcter
pr Cry ips 5:
aow ae h he profits from n' supsnor
We would aid that ship brokerage commissions
whacvei are PAID by the Company except commissions -
cases where has clearly shown that 10 be the best
and cheapest OF conducting the business done; aud
these well other charges
We do indeed pay President $4,000 (goid) per
land ne-haf per commission divdcuds); but
officer highly compctenand honest and who
show that during all his connection with the Company he has
we indeed get less competent or lass honest
at less price; but with business OF this immense
magnitude we should not regard that true economy IL
should be observed that during the Twelve and half years
TO the Presidents appointment the Company divided
IN dividends So 5l0 in money and Sl6Nl IN STOCK be-
ing average of $3.50 22 IN NJ per while during the
years his appointment II has divided SS 6
money aud 81 in stock being an average OF Ss2o
IN all per year.
OF having ends interest other than The common good
Of the Company and all its Shareholders and believing that
the desires 10 change the management arise from parties
having private ends stock specnlons In view have
fe called upon notice the reports circu
lated this end and only 10 the gAver Charges
from fear that our silence may be mlsconsrued
absence Mcssrs Potter and Elisha Riggs
in Europe aud Mr. Allan Mci China alone prevents
their Joining in this statement.
49, '' LOUIS MoLANR resident pro tenn.
WM. pSEsSis iipoGua
MOSES Il. GRINs;IL
Nov. O. 1867 JONATHAN TIloRNE
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TIE INDIANS.

General Shcrmnn's Order Announcing the
Indian Wnr ut M Eud.
ST. LcUls Nov. 8, 1867
General sherman has issued a military order an.
nouucng that peace has been made with tbs Kiowa
Camanche, .pache, Cheyenne and Arrspshoc Indians.
The General says that the hostties heretofore exist
ing on the part Of United States troops viii caasc that
by treaty the right guaranteed TO the Ipdans TO
hunt game In the unsettled limits OF Kansas, Nebraska
and Colorado that this treaty IS to be respected and
Indian hunting parties TO 10 treated in friendly
spirit though no precautions TO be omitted by tho
commanding officers OF posts and tho troops that may
be required insure the safety OF seIors aud peace
being kept with this Indians that tho ioroe authorized
DO used necessary 10 restrain acts OF violence against
tho Indians trading al the posts snd that everything
be done by tho military 10 guard against durbing
pacinc rcatioDa
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SPECIAL illsssAm 10 THE HERALD.

Sseesiag OF the state Constitutional Con-
vsnsi0n.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 8. 1897.
inc State Constitutional Convention met here at noon
toG>y In The Capitol Eghythres delegates Of the
hundred elected answered 10 their names sixteen OF
whom werS coiorsd
Tho business transacted to-day has simply boon the
organization Of tfe Convention. e, w. Peck was ap
pointed President Ore Of tho assistant secretaries 10
colorsd man. The rest o. the officers elected ore white
II was decided that the members Of the Convention
should not be required to take tSo test oath.
Most Of tho delegates regarded tce order OF Generi
Pope assembling The Convention and which gave tho
names OF the members elected as sufncsent proof Of
Their right to take sects in the Convention
Tho Convention Wi, not probably sit longer than two
or throe weeks. 1, will probably Franc State con-
ssitution in harmony with the reconstruction policy OF
Congresa
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Letter from General SchoGe1d to Governor
Picrpoini--The Session Of tho Legislature
for the Coming Winter Dispensed With.
RICHMOND NV. s, 1867
The following letter has just been mado public:
HEAnQuARrRRs Oct 81, 1867
Bis Excollency T. X. PEsToisT Governor of Virginia
have received letters from several members Of tho
late Virginia Legislature nqurug whether there would
DO session OF ha. body during the coming winter,
and raising the question whether under the state laws
tho members OF the House OF Delegates do not hold
until their SUCCESSORS duly elected and qualified.
Without deciding the latter question, upon which there
exist diversity OF opinion, have 10 request
that you will inform the members OF the late Legsa-
that the regular session of the Legislature tho
coming winter will be dispensed with Very respect
fully, your obedsnt servant, J. NJ SCgoFiELD.
Drovet Major Genera. U. 8 A.
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CALIFORNIA.

Marine. Csmmcrciai aud FinaactaI In.eiIi-
geuce.
SAT FRANCISCO, Nov. q 1861
Sailed, the ship Ameda FOR Queenstown
Flour is dun at 81 so S. Wheat qulot at q so a
81 60. outside figures nominal
legal tenders 70.
Mining stocks depressed Sales 10 day savage. sioo;
Hale and Novcross $500; Gould aua Curry $500: yell
low Jacket $3.50 Crown Point, $50: Kentuck, sfAo
impsrai. $780, Choisr Polosi $3.50 Ofhir. $50. Over
man, $40; Bsches, 500; Empire MILL $40.
SA. FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 1907.
The mail steamship Golden Age arrived here to-day
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VIRGINIA..
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Border Stntc Agricultural Fair.

Border State Agricultural Fair.
WAsuSoroS D. G., Nov. o, 1897.
The Border State Agricultural Fair at Danvillc Viz
GINA, was opened to-day al twelve O'Clock.
The opening address delivered by Charles venabc
OF North Carolina. He advised tho young oil vr-
gina and North Carolina to sock their fortunes in ng
tho earth, to find rich land and work - eschew politics
and let professions alone, tho readiest and most
efectuai mode OF rcconstruc,ng heir shattered for
tunes.
His address rcplete with sound and good
advice to the young men. To morrow +. G. Ruifn will
deliver an address on immigration.
Tho fair promises to be q complete Bati-
more has four OF ground for It's contributions and
many Northern cities represented both by centrbu
tons and individuals. THIS is the lrst agricultural fair
that has taken place in Virginia since the close Of tho
war
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Rcopeniug al Rca!strntion-The Result Of
Yesterdays Elections Anxiousiy Looked
Tor. . -
WLaISGToN, N. c. Nov s, 1867.
The registration book recpened to-day and twenty
thrce whtc and two blacks registered.
Tho result the Northern elections IL anxously look
cd Tor. Tho republicans here are dividing IN sentiment
Another county ticket Is talked Of
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for eyer two hours, whom no 0aribaldian 70
treat became an utter rout
II Is believed here that General Garibaldi
had nine hundred men killed and one thou
sand made prisoners, and a great many
wounded
Menotd Garibaldi was wounded slightly in
the leg.
The loss of the Papal force was not so
heavy.
Arrived at the Italian frontier, the reatreat-
ing Garibsldians gave up all their arms, ex-
Dept weapons which were their own private
property, to the Italian regular troops sta
toned on the line.
General Garibaldi lefs here this morning by
special railroad train for Florence.
He made no parting address, and looked
old, haggard and disappointed.
The revolutionary and insurrectionary move
ment is broken down all over the territory.
There were no French engaged in the fights,
with tho exception Of a few who went in as
volunteers; although some of the Garba!d ans,
deceived by the resemblance OF the uniform Of
the Papal soldiers to that worn in some OF the
French regiments of the line, say they were
beaten by French soldiers.
The italian troops stationed on the frontier
behaved with great judgment in the cmer-
gency.
Many of the wounded Garibaldians are here,
and some few at Monte RotondO.
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Between eleven and tgsvs O'Clock last night two men,
named stephen Hutchings and Harry Bedding, got into
an alteration al tho corner OF Greenwich street and
Spring, whom Huchings drew pistol and attempted IL
IA alleged to shoot Bedipg There present several
OF Bsidipas friends who intcrfercd, and they finally
turned upon Huichings and eas him IN most shocking
manner Hutchngs was conveyed 10 tho New York
Hospital 4 most critical condition, but Boldng sue
coedod In making good his escape.
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ILLINOIS,.

tifc on tho Ohio Levee at Cairo-LOss
$4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. g. 1867
Ten frame buildings and large brick building ON
Go Ohio levee at Cairo destroyed by re yesterday
afternoon. The total loss Is between $50 600 and
500 o00 The insurance is s22 900 Tho principal loser
is Ksndig $220 600, and he ia insured for s12 Oo0
The other losses range from 5000 TO $4,000 The
assurances arc in Western Offices The jefferson Mutual
At st. Louis has about $1,000
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GARIBALDPS ARREST.


SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
The General Claimed Prisoner by Italian
Troops-Ilis Sons Leave Him.
TIGIIoLE, Nov. 4, 1867.
When General Garibaldi reached here this
morning on his way to Florence the Italian
officers on duty told him he must 60 to
Spezzsa.
Garibaldi drew revolver. saying he would
no. resist the officers, but that he would not go
willingly.
Italian soldiers then stepped forward and
lifted him into the car.
His sons would not 90 with him.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Rcgtstratton Rcinrns-Paymcnf of Northern
Creditors.
CHARLESTON Nov. g. 1867
Oficia registration returns from thrcc-fonrhs OF all
the districts In the State that tho blacks far
have majority OF 49, s3l Only nine out Of thiry-onc
districts have white maiorities
A large amount OF obligations. exceeding half a mil
lion OF dollars In tho aggregate due chiefly 10 Northern
creditors matured at the city banks yesterday and were
promptly paid.
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IRELAND.

Arrests Of Fcnians and Fcninn Trials.
LONDON. Nov. 5-Eyenng.
Dispatches from Dublin state that arrests Of supposed
Fenians still continue TO DO made
General Maggie Is 10 DO tried ct Sligo.
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uSITED STATES cOMaSsONfaS COuaT.

The Alleged Mutiny Che High Seas.
Before Commissioner Newton.
The United States Charles Wagner, John Noonc
Curtis Whitchase and Joseph Firctlhis case in which
tho defendants arc charged with muny on the high
soas called yesterday morning at halpas. ten
o'clock; but, in consequence OF tho election, II was
postponed till tomorrow at ten
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FROM THE FIELD.
srtelAL TELEGRAM TO The HERALD.

The Gnribaidinns Disarmed and Dispensing.
CANToLUP0, Nov. 4-P. NJ.
The road between the front and Correse IS
filed with Garibaldian volunteers returning
towards Italy. They are all unarmed.
Their defeat by the Papal soldiers is com
plete, final.
1t is said that some of their best men have
been killed.
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PENNS YLvANlA.


Suicide and Heavy Robbery in PhiladcIphia--
A New Yorker Robbed Of SIO,57S.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8, 1867.
Frenchman, whose name is supposed 10 he Antoine
Koss attempted to commit suicide this morning by
shooting himself with pistol, Egglcaed. The ball
passed through his head. He removed to st. 10.
sephs Hospital, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Zendel of go Pearl street. New York, robbed
OF his pocke,bcok, con aiming s78 in money and a
check Tor $40, 500 last evening, he was getting on
tho New York train at the West Philadelphia depot.
Boiler Explosion and Loss OF Life ut Consho-
hOckcn.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Nov. 8, 1857.
TIE steam boiler In the cotton and woollcn mill OF
g. & Lee at Conshohocken, exploded oariy this morn
ing. killing engineer McCarty aud MORALLY injurIng
another man, namc unknown, also injnring sever,
others slightly. The mill IS badly damaged Work had
not been commenced when tho accident happened. The
cause OF tho explosion 10 unknown.
OHclnl Announcement of Judge Shnrw0Od's
Majority.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. 8, 1867
Governor Gcary has issued his proclamation announ.
cling that Judge Sharswood's majority is 92T.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
English Represe ntatIons 60 the Cabinet--Thc
Kingdom QaIet-Csaribaldi Reported Do
ranged.
FLORENCE, Nov. 5, 1867.
The English Minister and Embassy here
have requested King Victor Emanuel TO
treat Garibaldi leniently.
This unnecessary trouble being over there
will, II Is said, be no collision between tho
French and Italian forces
Italy is quiet.
There are rumors afioat mere to the effect
that Ga-ibaldi's mind Is affected.
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Retirement of MIR. Gait from the Govern
mcn;-Thc Case Of the Propeller Georgian
Dccided--She In Turned Over to the United
states-Jacob Thompson Discosnnfed.
TORONTO Nov. s, 1867.
A despatch from Ottawa says that Hon. Mt Gait
has retired from the for Of private
nature No ono Is yet mentioned his successor
The case Of the propeller Georgian, which has been
the subject OF much public interest for some time, has
been finally decided at Hamilton decree having been
made In favor OF the plaintiffs, handing the vessel
10 tho United states The bill agsinlt jacob Thompson
defendant, was dismissed with COSTS
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THE PRESS TsLEcaaMs.

Three Thousand Garibaldinns KILLED and
Woandc6-.senerai Garibnldi aud Ills Son
NIcnotu Captured-Intense Excitement In
Italy. 49,
Tho Monitcsr, in It's issue OF this morning. publishes
full particulars Of the battle In Italy
The sccne of the fight near Tivoli.
Three thousand Of the insurgents were either killed,
wounded or maso prisoners
Garibaldi himself and his son Mcnotti wero captured
81 TERM, and sent TO Forenoe prisoners OF war
Four thousand GarbaldIans, while on the march to
reinforce tho insurgents, stopped, dsarmed and
turned back.
The greatest agitation prevails In Italy
Tho utmatum Of the Emperor Napoleon Is to DO
answered on or before Thursday.
Cari5nIdi Held Prisoner by the Italians.
GENOA, Nov O, 1857.
Carribald has arrived at spezzIa on board an Italian
prisoner In the hands Of the Italian gov
ernmont
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Tue Hoosfc TuHSKL DISASTER. Several Intellectual
attempts bsvo been made 10 recover the bodies Of the
lost in the accident at tho central shaf at
the Hoosc Tunnel and on Friday the North Adams Ore
engine was employed 10 force down air, after which
Thomas Mallory descended 70 tho water, and found IL
forty eight feet deep IL VIII DO impossible 20 do any
thing ensctualy toward recovering The bodies until
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The Hair, SCALP md Face. % aon. .,r.., -
YORK founder Of tho Dcrmatoozca sciences In this coun
try successfully treats all cuaueous diseases o. We hcAc
los Of hair and premature grayneis
Tho Doctor moes, warts moth. frccktee
tan comedones tblack worml unnatural red and all
pmpy erupons and sccrbutc affections on tho face neck
or other parts OF the body
M charge for consultation personally or BY letter.
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AUSTRIA.

Tho lmpeuial Policy In Accord with MAJ
poieon's.
visssa, Nov 6-Evenng.
Tho Vienna pebans-a semi. Official journal OF this
cty-states that Baron Won Beust In note says that
che policy Of the Emperor Napoleon and thI Of Francis
Joseph are the same-nsmely. that Of peaor
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HeRALu.

Affirming Food Riots In Excter-The EIove-
ment Extended TO Axminster-Bakcrs' and
Butchers Shops Piandered-Corn Stores
Burned-The Military Reinforced and spe-
clai Constables sworn In.
EXETER, Monday, Nov. Midnight
Serious riots were commenced in this city
tonight The tumult has been produced by
the high price of food and pretty general
want OF employment, the once great iron in
terest of the place having been greatly de-
pressed of late.
Almost every bakers and butchers shop in
the town has been broken open and completely
Quilted and plundcred.
The movement has extended TO Administer,
situated twen.y-four miles east of Exeter.
where the premises of The corn dealers have
been burned. Administer contains the well
known carpet factories, with buildings for the
manufacture of woollen cloths and gloves, and
has very determined population of working
men.
The local militia has been called out and
and placed under arms in Exeter, and rein
forcements Of the regular troops have ar
rived in the city from the naval station at
Plymouth.
Several arrests have been made
Special constables have been sworn in, both
in Exeter and Administer.
The Mayor Of Exeter has made speech 10
the people, but the mob is still in force, and
great excitement prevails in the streets, even
at this hour,
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Two or Three Colds 10 Succession WITH
with many constitutions securely establish the s0sds q
In the systsn thus converting %!
Qinally ample durable Affection into one Ecneray 49,
while ordinary prudence hersore mahss sns ~, ~ ~
Of 70 take OF cold until ~ eot ~ - ~
telligsnt experience fortunately prt-sns remsay
JAYNEs ExPECTORANT thoroughly sdspten ~
tho primary sAscs Of consumption, asthm~ ana o'onsA
sold everywhere.
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BRookL w CITY.
THE C0grRTs.
UNITED STATES DsTtlCr COURT.

The Grand Jury,s Return.
Before Judge Benedict
The Grand Jury appeared ia court yesterday afternoon
and presented twenty Indictments alter which
they discharged. On motionyof Assistan. United
States District Attorney Allen tho transferred
TO the Circuit Court,
The court then adjourned for the term.
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selnare Of I.lauor 10 Ansus,n.

AuausrA, Me-, Nov g. 1867.
-Four state constablos made nine hero ycsor
day In only three places was any liquor found. Two
were acquitted and one convicted. The horse which
conveyed these constables into town found dead
this morning In the Augusta BouaA nlAkAs1