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Thoughts and Facts, From
FroUdis Short Studies on Great
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Froudis Short Studies ON Great
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'oHHDS oyefs'' 1ff'') - l[o ,-Grl,..1~~ -za
Erasmus was a philosopher. A
powder magazine was once blown,
up. by lightning in athe town where
Erasmus was staying, and a house
ofinfamous character was destroyed.
The inhabitants saw in what had
happened, the Divine anger against
sim Erasmus told them that if there
was any anger in the matter, it was
anger merely with the folly which
had stored powder in an exposed
situation - -, 49, ..j,-.,.5 .-
.f'English ladies' says Erasmus,
care diuinely pretty, and, too, good
natured. They have an excellent
custom among them, that wherever
you go the girls. kiss you They
kiss you when you come, they kiss
| you when you go, they kiss you at
intervening opportunities, and
their lips are soft, warm and. deli
| cious. 4ifTts4 a~s
The form changes, the thing re-
mains. Superstition, folly and cum
ming will so Oh to the end of time
spinning their poison webs around
the conscienees of mankind Cour-
age and veracity-these qualities,
and only these--avail to defeat
them. so -
heesence Of true nobility is. neg, e
lect Of self. Let the thought of sell
pass in, and the beauty of a great &C
ton is gone, like the bloom.frem q
soiled flower.
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Undertaking!

Cofins promptly made; Metlie coffins
kept constantly on hand. A FINE NEW
HEARSE viii also be Kept in readiness.
We respectfully solic te a share of the pub
lie patronage la1ac lL5s
|Gt JACOB SCHEFFER.
p Upper Sandusky. Oct. IL. le66.-tf. IS
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TABLE CUTLERY.

Coffee Mills. Looking Glasses, Meat Saws,
Hash Knives, Steelyards and hundred
other things useful to Hnusekeepers.
Everybody and all their friends are in.
vited to call on .
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HALE 4 KIRBY,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.

The best assortment in Wyandot county
and Will be sold as cheap as the same arti-
cles can be bought in the State.
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Fl 0 U S & EP Err 6

Go to the Hardware Store of Hale d Kirby
for Stoves of ali kinds. Pots and Kettles
Tin and Japanned Ware, in all its varieties,
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Brass Cor
nice. Spoons, Knives and Forks, plated
Spoons and Forks Cheap, as well as all
l-inHn nf -
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DRESS LUMBER
!. Dress and Match .-..
TLOOI e N C.

and do all kinds, of work usually done in
such Factories, on short notice and in a
'f"' Fine Style. =. :
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LUMBER WANTED!

We will also pay the highest market price,
in Cash, for all kinds of Lumber, suitable
for our business. Special attention given
9 - u to the business of
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B q IL D e r 8

viii find all kinds of Glass, Locks, Hinges,
Latches, Screws, Sash, Pulleys, DC. DC, at
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&0GNs NVA&&N NMTEN

ET Repairing Of all kinds done TO order.
Hair jewelry and jewellery of every descrip
tiop done on slacrt notice and made TO order
J. H. PAUSCH.
-.Jnly l2sh. tses--M.
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the UBIQUITOUS pplN.

Is He Here .-Whaf are His Desisnss
General Prm, Of Spanish revolutionary fame, whose
presence a. various points the European continent
has made him almost ubiquitous announced,
on pretty good suhorty, TO have arrived In this city
last Monday by the French Pcrers from Havre
He s reported TO be incogno TO have arrived under
assumed name, and various rumors anoai a. to
his intentions gentleman was yesterday pointed out
on Broad street the vertabs Prm bu. out TO
be- no such parsonage. Parties in this city who In
umseIy acquainted with him state tina. IL he hero II
IL with the intention Of using his efforts protect the
interests Of his wifes properly in Mexico 1t Will be
rccollected that this Madam Prim 10 Mexi.
can lady of OF the wealthest families
in tho nsishboring republic, and as General Prm
has wasted small fortune in his Spanish escapades It
IA but natural that he should try TO save what remains
An to his having political designs in Mexico It IS
simply prepossrous and regards Cuba the spanish
West Indian possessions bis friends say that reports Of
this kind can be circulated only By partisx sho de-
sirous Of injarag his reputation at bona
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NEWS BY the CUBA CABLE.

Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct. 8, 1867
Sterling exchange 117x lis.
Bills on PARIS SIR a5Hf
Exchange the United States for bills at sixty days.
in currency 25 &c per cent discount and for bills
short sight, in gold, OK per cent premium.
Provisions without change
Sugar is duh and almost saeless there IL no quot
able change In prices
HAVANA, October Q. 1867.
Exchange has a downward tendency sterling is
quoted at I18 us; bills Paris francs; United
States currency, % 27s discount: gold, long sight
5,s premium; short sight, ~ premium.
The sugar market is dull and inactive but quotations
are unchanged. Lard, $40 a $40 so in ncrces and
$40 SO in tins Potatoes SIS Soc per Dbl Onions 81 so
per Dbl Bacon SIS per quintal. Wrapping paper, 4c
Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct. 8, 1867
Arrived steamship Hendrick Hudson, Howes from
Philadelphia; also arrived, English barks Alexandra.
Snow, Boston, Jane Ross Br, Middleton. from Boston
also arrived, English schooner Andromeda, from New
Orleans schooner Nellie Starr from Ellsworth, and brig
Hyperion, simonton, from Portland.
HAVANA. October g. 1867
Sailed bark l. J. Stocker for New York brig painsett
for Boston; English steamer Irene for New York. Eng
lish brig Mary Williams for Pensacola
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TINS IN these positions with Granite State again
breaking, tie homestfetch was en- cred shooting
down Il Cavalier tried most magniicentiy 10 over
take Bruno, but his ameless told aga nsl IN ana th
they shot, Bruno rst, two lengths IN advance or
Cavalier he four lengths in advance OF Granite Stais
with Peace maker, RistorI and Puritan dstaneed Ime
2.52 II
Sssoad Hgas Surprise was depicted upon the coante
naiecs Of tn adeTents q the dlsanced colts ana many
praises were a~ared 70 the gallant hight o. cavalier and
that OF Granite state. he betting was now sIov %
Bruno against $50 the leid. The race was awarded
BY the KNOWING ones' Bruno, who seemed unser
bobles EXPERIENCED hands. 20 'roi steadily ana
very fair With Bruno shooting ahead Cavalier
second length IN advance Of Granite state Around
the turn these position maintained, and as mo
quarer pol was reached Bruno led Cavalier by one ana
bali LENGTHS, and Granite stat lem tbs This pons
was passed IA ~ seconds Down the back stretch
and 10 the hall-me pole Cavalier had IN
creased tho gap 70 ave lengths from Granite state.
while Bruno shot by II IN ;3S, two lengths ahead.
Down tue Flushing end and past tue quarter
pole Cavalier did magnihcenty, maintaining
his position and distance two lengths from bruno.
while Granite State had fallen eight lengths behind han
Homesard they sped IN this position, Bruno shooting
by the stand, amid great eptagsiasn two lengths in
advance OF Cavalier he eight lengths aheai OF Granite
State-time, 52A4-Bruno thus winning heat and race.
with the handsome stake s4.o5o for his owner.
ATTENDING INCIDENTS.
During the afternoon and between the heats or the
first race, sam Mclaughlin brought out his pet houn-
tain Boy IN harness. 10 time him distance OF bali
mie AT magnificent GAIT he sped around to the pole
without skip. making the distance l0sH. This was
not, apparently. satisfactory TO HIM or Commocoro
Vanderbilt who was present, and shortly there
ming mnte OF Ethan Alien, no was timed
again. splenddly no shot away, passing ths
Quarter pole Ia 3ss seconds aud making the half mile
IN the extraordinary time OF lo7A. The great crowd
seemed aston shed
Kate o'Brlen received forfeit, her competitor in
matched race not appearing
The DAY IN every particular was most enjoyable Not
az unpleasant incident occurred was tAere harsh
word spoken 70 mar the occasion.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Arrival Of the Tuscarora al HonoIniu-Tlree
Islands Norfgaged by the King 10 Pay United
states Ciuims-shippipg News.
HoSoLrIU, Sept. %. 1867,
Via IAN FRANCISCO, Oct s.
Arrived, September 10, United states steamer rus-
carora, from the Fejee Islands via Tahiti.
Captain Stanley urged the payment of the claims
held by the United States. and the king not being in
funds bas mortsaged three sandsMaturi, Ambiki and
Naiiir-to secure tho payment Tho first named has q
good harbor
Alexander Green, chief engineer, died at sea Of dis
ease Of the heart
Tho principal sugar estate on this island has been sold
for S40O5o Hon. E. II. Allen Is the purchaser.
The borer has made its appearance in sugar cane fields
Oahu
The tax on personal and real estate has been raised to
threefourhs OF one per the duty on opium, ono
hundred Per cent ad vaorem tobacco manufactured
or otherwise hfty per cent ad yaoren.
The Idaho cleared to-day, the 18th, taking twenty
four PASSENGERS and three hundred tons OF freight.
Arrived September Q, ship Ceylon. Captain Woods,
from Bosom. Arrived September ~, steamer Idaho,
eleven days ana twenty hours from San Francisco.
Tue Unt states Minister Resident, ajor General f.
NJ McCoux. leaves to-day route for Washington, IN
response TO call from the State Department
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A M U s E M e N r S i.

Sttinway Hnii-IeOpold De Meyer.
This we'll known ball Of the metropolis was crowded
last nigh, and very well selected and attractive pro-
gramne was presented by Leopold De Meyer; Nina.
Jenny Hampton, whose contrato voice seemed to have
rcgainod its former sympathetic power; Carl Rosa the
ininiabe voiinst; SRaudolh. a baritone of excellent
thorough training and Thomas orchestra Dc
Meyer the great sensation Of the Such piano
paying his IL rarely heard either side of the Allan
Ever, subject beneath his fingers kale doscope OF
POETRY ami beauty, shifting passages OF lign and
suado AMI Astounding in the most ardnous difficulties;
al .: which however ara surmouped without any APP
paront effort Now the notes whisper like the
ing OF the breeze beneath his exquisite touch,
ana again volume of sound like that OF an orchestra
rolls CUT from the magn ceni erand and each finger
seems 20 be multiplied tenfod. Every measure OF the
subject 10 wreahcd in passages OF uneaTthy beauty aud
yelled in spray Of les, trls and arpeEg os like
close lover oil music ought to miss hearing
him.
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
lR { l A N D.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TIVE HERALD.

The Social Science commandments Ac.
knowiedgments-An American Contribusion-
The Harvest-The Renewed Fenian Alarm
Earl Russelps Visit.
The proceedings OF tho Social Science Congress
brought close yesterday evening by grand banquet
In the Ulster Hail. which presided over by Lord
Dursrn and attended by all the distinguished scrans
whose presence in the capital OF thc manufacturing dis
srct OF ireland has attracted unusual amount OF in
forest TO the deliberations OF association The opening
address OF the President Lord Duern, provoked much
comment His lordshp boldly shot out from the beaten
track and brought forward the leading questions which
constitute 'ths Irish difficulty Tor which be challenged
consideration and discussion. The experiment novel,
but perfectly successful; IRE seemed infused into his
auditory and abandoning the regions OF abstract science
and speculative philanrophy they We'd with each other
In sudcavorng to survey the many sides OF the great
incubus which arrests progress OF the country
The land Church and education questions ably and
consistently reviewed plans sketched for the settlement
Of Irregularities legal matters, the extension Of rail-
ways AID manufactures and development OF neglected
branches OF Irish industry.
The proceedings OF the association, as whole may
be regarded as the work OF monster COMMITTEE OF
Inquiry, such have svcn general satisfaction
Many rishmen who watch the progress OF the country
with attention ssnguins OF good results from the
amount Of truthful information which Englishmen
smineni In positions will bring home and dts
eeminae 10 dspel the gross ignorance oiten displayed
In treating Of Irish topics The following extract from
the speech OF the PRECEDENT will furnish key 10 many
social problems difficult TO be understood BY the un
initiated -
Presented TO the Irish nation the OF Elizabeth
under circumstances but little calculated to convince them
ehcrof Their truth advantage the principles Protest
arism concliaed neither Its ntegence affections
Subsequent events only rendered the creed
odou eyes until last prosecutions Of success
sve governments and the enactment Of the penal laws
which scarcely lett to them the feeling that they assessed
country taught the bulk Of tie Irish people
transfer % their church and their priesthood the fervid
loyalty which under happier circumstances might have
been given to their eign aud 10 the empire With
which thev incorporated As consequences OF these
sntcccdsnts We observe that the Catnole hierarchy OF
land influence their cOfegOnats seldom
welded BY any body OF cerqvmen only they Inc
spiritual guides fathers OF their respec no.
son wi their aud devotion ther duties
would under "reminiscences have acquired for bsln
but they considerable degree.
or the people. the NAthOllc elates OF
Ireland issued manifestoes which eloquent
State payers religious exhoftaons, while the inferior
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German Siadt Thentrr.

Last evening Franz Suppes operctta. Ten Maid
ems and No Lover again given at tina sStadt thea
ire Mr. IArongc's acting was, usual, the great
point in the piece, although the ovcrcss daughters
sprlghty and good looking thai II appeared q
shame thai no ssan "a wooing came. At the matinee
tomorrow the tsienied hte dwaris Jean jas. Jean
lccolo and Jean Petit, who form most n.jeda-io
trio Will again appear Their performance must be
seen to DO appreciated for words express
hstrionic power and mobility OF feature acting that
they display. change in the bills is announced tor
nayt week
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S HIPPING NE w S .
Foreign Ports.

FATHER Pofvr oct TO- 7I5 PM-Passed 81 An.
drew tBr) from Liverpool for Quebec
American Porte.
CHARLESTON. Oct 10-Arrived. bark Artistic, Hamilton
(Bermuda).
Sailed ,,canship Emily souder. Eew York; brig Clio
(Brl Wilmington NC schrs Matte Taber Queen a.
The Wen NYork; Jonas Smith, Prince aies Orb
II llfax. M. 49,
FoRTREss MONROE, Oct lo-Arrved. sb,ps MARI
Goode, and Alice vennard Csao banks Carl and winni.
fred Rio Janeiro for Baltimore; brig Mississippi Demarara
for do schrs Peerless Porto Rico for do Princess Alice
Rio Janeiro.
Sailed ships Valley Forge Baltimore Sherman Rottsr.
dam schIs Frances, West indies; T. Dehart, Nyork
sAvANNAu, Oct Arrived. brgs Lila. NYork Olive
Philadelphia: schr Ward Parks Boston,
York. -
For OAer Shipping Nesos See Niah Pao.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

The War Departments Forbid Any Change In
Its management Until Claims Due the Cow
crnment Are Paid. -
RICHMOND Va, Oct. 10, 1867.
The stockholders Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
mad IN session ct Lynchburs to-day Tor the purpose OF
considering consolidation with the other south side Viz
snla railroads. served With notice from the war
Department ~ Washington forbddng any change 10 tue
presidency OF he company until all the claims due tho
government for running stock aud material sold IL at
The conclusion Of the war, credit, are paid The
stockholders appointed committee to confer with
General Grant and adjourned until the second tuesday
l. Nc
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TIVE ST. LOUIS FAIR.

sr Iorrs, No., Oct 10, 1867.
To-day has been the gala day Of the week A. the fsr
Outside OF the retail trade business has been very gen.
orally suspended The Mcrcbans' Exchange was closed
and nearly all the cltzeus gave themselves up TO enjoy
Not loss than sixsy thousand people visited the
fair grounds during tho day, and there was no time
during the exhibitions IN the ring ~hen there we're less
thai ten thousand people In the smphithsssge.
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( u R O P E.
BY TIE CABLE TO OCTOBER 10.
A Battle Near Rome and Reported
Defeat Of the GaribaldianS.
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The Eternal City Said to be
Ripe for Revolution.
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England in Active Armament in Reply to the
Fenian Agitation.
TIE iTAl0.RoMAN REVOLUTION.

Another Battle and Reported Defeat Of the
Garibaidians.
FLORENCE, Oct. I0--A. NJ
There was another battle yesterday between the Carl
ba'dans and the Papal forces took place Mon
talbieta
II reported that the invaders defeated but
ssiabie account OF the result has been received.
The mon Of the party of action hero assert that
surrsction win break in the city OF Rome ITSELF
They say tho preparations for this purpose are COM
pste and tho leaders of the in Rome are
ing in concert with the invaders in verbo and else.
where.
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The Canadian Medical. Convention.

QUEBEC, Oct. 10. 1857. \
Tho Medical Convention met Yesterday delegates from
all parts OF the dominion attending. Resolutions for
forming Canadian Medical for al.
vancement of medical science were unanimously
adopted Hon. Or. Topper O. b., elected presi-
dent OF the association About three hundred delegates
present.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoS, Oct. 10-2 p
M-Consols steady at "a 3-l6 fve-tweniies are
quoted at ~, Illinois Centrals at Tx. Erie Railway
shares have advanced u per cent and are now quoted
at a.
The CONTINENTAL BONUSES FRANKFORT, Oct. 10
Noon United States five-twenties for the issue OF
1862, TAX.
lIvEsrooL CorToS MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Oct. 10-2 p
Motion quet The estimated sales to-day are II, 900
baes Middling uplands sgd; mIddling Orleans SsSd
IIvKarooL BREApsrUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL Oct.
lO-2 p M-Brcadsuis steady. Corn, AS. Cd. Wheat,
ass 3d. for white California, and las. Sd for No Nil
Waukce red Barley, 5s Cd. Oats IS. Sd Peas AIS 3D.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MAREEr - LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10
has declined 1855 per DBL Pork is steady At lis per
Dbl for prime city mess. Bacon is Cd. higher and s
quoted at as Cd per for Cumberland cut middes.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvgRPoof, Oct l0-2
r. spirits petroleum have advanced TO Is ID per
gallon; standard white firm at Is. Cd.
LONDON MARKgTs.-LospoS. Oct l0-Noon.-No. IL
Dutch standard sugar, 25s 3D. Calcutta linseed 6ss
Cd. Whale OIL, f3S Lnseed OIL f40 Lnseed cakes, ELL
THE PETROLEUM MARKEr.-AS wERP, Oct 1O-Noon.-
Petroleum, S. francs for standard white.
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An Escnped Convict Arrested.

KINGSTON, Canada, Oct. 10. 1857.
An escaped convict from Clinton IN. " Prison.
named Magee who arrested here days ago.
to-day handed the officers from that prison
He made strong resistance while being placed board
the steamer. Two members Of the Kingston police
c0mpaned the American officials t0 assist in securing
he safety of The prisoner
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THE AMERICAN EPISC0pAcY.

English Collegiate Honors TO the Transnf-
luntic bishops.
LONDON. Oct 10, 1857
The degree Of Doctor OF Laws has been conferred by
the Cambridge University upon all the American bishops
aow attending the Pan-Anplican Synod
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

second Days Sport Mt Newmarket.
NEWMARKET, Oct. Q, 1867.
The second day Of the meeting commenced with the
FUN for the sweepstakes. which by victrix
In the race for the Oatands stakes viridis the
winner.
The middle Park stakes were taken by Greensleeve.
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THE FENIANS.

The Alarm of England Increusing-Active
Military Movements and Approach TO n
State of Siege.
LONDON Oct. 9-Evenng.
The excitement about the Fenians in the North OF
England does not abae.
The government continues its precautions against any
outbreak.
Another detachment Of regular troops under orders
to leave By railway for Cumberland to garrison Carlisle
Castle.
q The Volunteer Armories Under Guard.
LONDON, Oct. 10-A. ~
Orders have been issued from the Home ONCE that all
armories belonging to the volunteer forces be guarded
and placed in q condition OF defence.
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A U ST RIA.

A Revision Of the Concordnt Asked For.
VIENNA Oct. 10, 1857
Tho municipal government OF thus city have pre-
ssntsd petition TO the Emperor praying for revision
Of the Coucordat
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Philharmonic Society.

This organization has made excellent choice in
elccting Dr. Doremus for its President The result has
been that the orchestra for OF the five concerts will
be increased to hundred performers that prince
of conductors, Carl Bergmann Will be retained for the
and tina. the rehcaras will BIO something different
from the farcica arrangements they last season
Cqueism and beggarly economy Also we under.
stand TO be thrown overheard, and society will en-
deavor 70 keep up its initial charact leading
musical body In America The following is tho pro-
crammc of the set3ou
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{ N G | A N D..

Advent Of the Parliarnentary Session.
LONDON, Oct. 10. 1867
s generally believed that the government viii call
Parliament together on the 10th OF November
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niel

HuRfEY.-At Fishkie. the Hudson, on Thursday
October TO- ELIZA c. HURLEY daughter OF the late
8. hurley, OF England.
The romans will be inferred IN Gireen wood Cemetery
For other Deaths see Ninth Page
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO 4 BASE BALL PLAYER.

MILWAUKEE. Oct TO- 1887
Carl Ruiz vodng man, and formerly Adjutani Of the
Forty sre" " isconsn regiment, killed by sharp
eace picket piercing his throat while jumping
<<cncc, playing base ball.
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ADDITIONAL fROA CANADA.

First Meeting Of the Government Of Ont ariO.
TORONTO, Oct 10 1867.
Tho first meeting OF the government OF Ontario
held at Rossin yesterday All the members were pres
IL Is understood nothing or special interest
before the Council
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Lyons, Magnetic Insect Powder.-The Origs-
nal and only gcnaine 10 kill reaches. bedbugs n0ls
and AL iascci yermn free from poison. Depot Al
BARNES "a Park
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Styiish Hats for Gents mud Youths. In
great variety, At pos prices.
BLkKE. i2s FULTON street. sun Building
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Lea q pcrrin's sauce.-Deiicioas with soup,
bsh. meats, &c.
JOIN DrNCAS's SONS. AGENTS for the United states.
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MARINE IntelIIreuce.

A STEAMSHIP DrsARLKp.-LvERPooI, Oct 9.-Advices
have been received from Falmouth stating that the
steamship Circssian which recently left Bremen for
New York. has put into that lport with her machinery
disabled Shswill 60 into dock fnr repairs.