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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LosDos, Aug. so. 0.-Resolntions Of the U.
s. Congress expressing sympathy for the
struggling Cretans, which Mr.. Morris, the
Ainencsn Minister, recently presented to
the Sublime Porte has created profound
sensation at constaptinople. 3fs
It is said the Government of France has
given assurances Of pesce to Prussia.
: PARIS, Asg. so.-Emperor Napoleon was
temporarily delayed at Tellos, yesterday. he
made short speech and alluded to past res
verses, and commented II some length on the
pacific state Of affairs in Europe. He spoke
sncoursgingly to the peopls, and prophesied
that the certainty Of peace would give great
impetus to trade, while he blamed the direc,
tors Of the public press for spreading un-
founded rumors aud creating general distrust.
He himself would do all in his power to re>
call confidence.
It's reported that note from the French
foreign office, pacific in its character, will
soon be issued.
I LIsRox, AUG. &0-Eva..- mail steam.
er from Rio Janeira arrived to day, bringing
Intelligence that the allied army had crossed
the Upper Parana into Paraguay, and great
battle might be looked for any moment.
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a WOMAN HUNG IN NEW JERSEY,
LATHsr HEWn NJ CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED 141 7.s.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, .Aug. 80, :
The 1fibxWs's special sAys: 1t b stated
by those who are well advised of the move
msnts at head quarters of the army, that Gen.
Grant on Tuesday last addressed . note to
lie President Withdrawing the letter to
the President with reference to the tsmov-
ing Of Gen. Sheridan and relieving General
Hancock. II was Immediately surrendered
by Ar. johnson. The only correspondents
now remsining unpublishsd 10 the 6rss letter
Of Grant upon the subject Of the removal of
Stanton, and marked private. Grant has no
objections to its publication, but at the same
time cannot give it out for such . purpose,
for the reason that it would be breach of
military etiquette. It now looks - though
neither this letter nor that written BY Grant
on the 9th, ON the subject Of assigning Han.
cock to relieve Sheridan, will be made pub
lie until Congress meets and calls for them.
= Secretary Stewards friends say he il not
going out Of the Cabinet, u his presence in
the State Department is absolutely required,
At least for some time to come, for comple-
ting of negotiations with Great Britain con-
cerning the settlement Of the Alabama claims,
which arein fair way Of progress upon the
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH


Tho KSvsnus omcsrs have ssised Brunst 3
Oaspeys viaesax factory Wurst's gris nile
md 4ip9 I. &ite4s sefnNys - ring
ysf6st; i6ff frands q tAs 0ovsfnnent.
ToRosTo, Aug. 90.
00x HaaisR, Se9efasy q VIZ to Tie
Saltan, iaherssanas in1es1s spsnding three
weeks in Canada, aud will then proceed
South. His visit to Mexico Will occupy three
months. - ID sd g sssss@ sFSs sGz
New YoRK, Aug. so.
sssAdy1oog from Denaean aGsato4 thna large
number of incendiary fires had occurred u
Georgetown. Lon . quarter Of million.
Great insecurity prevailed in business circles,
and business is at stand.
y CHICAGO, Aug. 80.
H. w. Comstock Co., produce and com.
mission merchAnts Of Indianapolis, failed
TkuFsdsU with kabllities oYr theif' sssets
amounting 70 $46,OUO
A young girl Who has fred Eve buildings ID
ths saburbs of Cincinnati during The past
week, was srsestea o. Thazsday.
In some portions Of Minnesota and Wis
consia the cool veaGhsr II the hast few days
created approximations Of frost. There vas
. slight frost u Madison on Thursday night
1t is expected that nearly Ill Of the present
State officers Of Wisconsin will be re-noni.
ee.a@ gths asPrppshins Rspablieaaa astase
The Minnesota State Teacher Associa,
ton, sher athres dag session Il st. Paul,
adjourned Thassday svening. The session
was largely attended. i
The wheat crop ia Minnesota is nearly oil
hsveesd. The surplus Of The present crop
is estimated at Is, 600 600 bushels.
A Cairo despaaeh myG There is no truth
Whatever in the report that Gov. Browniow has
taken possession Of the Memphis : Ohio
Railro6d.
The Richmond merchants organized .
Board Of Trade on Friday.
Gov. Orr was 10 deliver . speech at Berlin,
8. c., in which he would advise the people
to register and vote for Convention.
There were 26 deaths from yellow fever in
New Orleans Thursdsy. eH
Thirty of the crew and eleven officers of
the ironclad Mahaska are sick.
JAcksosvILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 80.
The Horse Fair i proving success, not
the discousging reports re-
ceived of the opening. On Thnrsday and
Friday the attendance WAS large. In pac.
ing mstCh Friday " Ace Of Clubs" won the
race, doing one hest in 2:24.
It is said that the State officers are on the
track Of Burns who recently victinized the
First National bank Of Madison, Mis-, on
forged draft to the amount Of $1,000.
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From SANDUSKY.

pa SAYDusKy, Aug. 80.
% Wednesday last John NJ. Green and
c. lss kianay, of Kelley's Island, near
SApdssky. swan race in Lake Erie, from
Kellsss Island to the main land at Marble
Head. TAS distancs is four miles and a half.
When they had swan three mites, Kinnay
NAs 30 far behind that he gaze up, and got
into an accompanying boat. Green kept on,
4HiRsched Marble Head in inst two hours
;snd half, making the entire distance with.
out hal. or rest. He smoked, chewed tobac.
co, drank vine and sang aoneS On the way.
He seemed very little fatigued. This is the
most remarkable swimming feat on re
cord. A ttf 8fi.f saiH
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AuausTA, Aug. 80.
The CAronicle and Sestiael asserts, on au-
thority of members of the Board Of Regis.
ters, that private Instructions have been is.
sued that no freedmen will be permitted to
take seats in the approaching Convention.
) Gen. Pope having been written to to know
whether there was any truth in the report
that he intends issuing An order staying par.
ment of dsbts in the department., be replied:
. Nothing could induce ne 70 Interfere With
debtor or creditor. The only orders issued,
o. to be issued, are such - are considared
necea6ary to the reoonstruetien. ack, which
DO not warrant any violent change il order.
ing the course Of the civil courts. The pes>
~ Wnst look for relief to the SAte CONVEX
tien. ] do not consider such matters within
ny PROVINCE Is idfutt.', .S
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FROM CHICAGO.

f##&s CHfcAao, Aug. 80.
! samuei Delmsn, engaged in 8. J. RUSSELL :
Planning Mill, was yesterday nearly run
through by . splister from circular saw
which he was operating at late hour last
niehl. Hs still lives, but no hppes areen-
terta,ned Of his recovery.
A boy named Joseph Reagan, yesterday,
while climbing pile Of lumber huge mas,
fell over and buried him up. To the great
astohishment Of his rescuers he was not ia.
tally injured.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 80.
There has been seven fres since yesterday
morning, involving loss of about $l0a, 900,
the most destructive Of these occurred this
morning, breaking out in the Wholesale liquor
establishment of Duval, Henry h Co., Nos.
~ and % State street, spreading to the ad-
joining property and accomplishing damage
to the extent Of about $93 200,
a fre occurred at q late hour last night on
Fourteenth street, which destroyed four ten-
sment houses, at = probable loss Of over
$1,000.
Sr. Louis, Aug. 80.
About one>half of the residences in the
city Of Moasana was burned on the 10th inst.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81.
A6re u Ypsilants, Mich, DESTROYED Plilo
Fenner,a machine shop. Loss $1,000.
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From 1!E!4IC4.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 80. j
Prince Salm Salm, Who wss sxpSctinE to
b xhpt, has been sentenced to seven years
imj 5senment. Essz-
66ntA Anna is TO be tried BY . court mars
tial.
Sslaha sivsa ID his adhsIlcA t1tAs
,eo3 &lnment. - t,,s.s.s.as 81 81 s ssls
= - asufSr, sea;naasd Ia of ~ saaber
- AHN4oo ex0e6euoEvko6ea a4ooetsAVs A1ki.
- 70 order, sAows total Of s,7la.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

O. - d ia
ST. Iowa, Aug. 40. !.
Tho Montana ransers, under Gen. Rien,
are expected to move against the Indians IN
1 shorty sA ~ ~ .sazasS !
Five Aandred dallars has hesa psi4 for
No Gdinss Of the expedition which lstt
Fort Hayes, Kansas, few days Gnce has yet
been received.
1AS wife 0f Col. BaAkhead and - met Of
the 9Th regiment hsd died Of cholsn at Fort
Wallace.
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FROM MWGATINE.

9k1 MuscArlsE, Aug. 80.
The Journal, of this city, denies the truth
Of the statement in last evenings Chicago
Jsxynat that there hes bean ssyeai dsfaica-
tions OF country treasurers in Iowa re.
Gently. There has been but one, the Lucas
county case, The Marion county case. some
nionfhs,Ago, awaa edS6 of robbery. -
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LoIsrIILs, Ane, 80.
Owing to the continued illness Of ]. T.
Helm, the Governor elect, the Inauguration
Ut Elizabsthtown. Gov. Bfamlette and staff,
and tho mAmhsrs Of ths City Council Of Lou.
isvills. will lake part in the proceedings.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT ANDCAsH BOOKS
AL Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, fable.
Composition Books, Bills payable / receiv.
Any thing In ouf line 70 he procured In the American
foergn markets. furnished at short notice, ana at
manufsctursrs or impOrters prices.
Buyers confcg to hs city viii do well TO examine this
stock before selecting ard orders received shTpush the
Ail viii receive the careful attention Of sxpseAcsd
clerks. - 8
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Gf.des er sale lov to the whols.as and Retail
Trade, Printing Paper, al sixes- I'LL prices
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hiza amounting 10 $c9O.65O.
1000 HUMBERs AND sss PRIZES.
Tickets $l2, Halves 50, Quarters -.

s-1Ae aAsrs l1sxaiacsat ssnglsNumses Lottssy
at O'Clock T. H. At the corner Of Fourth
and ecott sta The entucky State Lotteries are nc
Gi4 but responsible Money Lostsskss. that
drswA uAdk 0eAAahority " chaEesr fscA a. ststs
and bonds given for the payment Of ell prizes Ths
drawings p~blshsd In ths New York Herald and Gin
cinnaH Commercial.
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!, 8 : s. 4 drsses sas - - ssss.
Addrsss an ss6trs 1hr tickets to
AVRRAY, EDDY = 90.
ALAGEKrS WANTED.
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rWOO1.EM GOODs.
II Gslalk. .........-....... Msin .et-b4t ~ ! btA
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DtssDlssti0n.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing be>
Il tween tho uadsesigned under the name and style
Of Cady Peck, Il this day dissolved BY mutual consent
q H. Pesk remafns At ths old staad and authosised
tb receipt accounts due the r and all pasies indebted
to the old firm Of Cady Jones Peck to the arm Of
Cady Peck requested to cali aAd make settlement
without delay. STANTON CADY.
Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. 10. 1861 Q. 4. PECK.
Notice.
Having this day disposed Of my entire nefeAt In the
Hardware Hoass Of Oady Peek to PECK Da0TH-
ERs, take pleasure in reeommending the frm 70
old customers and the public generally trust the
patronage which hss always been 70 beray extended
70 the OLD arm may b continued with the new.
Eeokuk, Iowa, Aug. 10, 'T. sTANrON CADY.
Anxl4A
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Nnwe DKrOT

M1LLlNERY 4 BONNET nLEACHERr
Mrs " r Bownan.. 4th st4bst Main& BiS&dsAu
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pKzE5E51U 3561ds 5Seeiysd - lgZSls
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S q Bridges "a ...sNosrl& . Estss House
LIQUORs-WH0Lks
2 Gibbons :. Il d ia Main streek
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KENTUCKY STATE
LOT'TER Y!

To be Drawn at Coyfngton, Ky,
Class II, Sept. 18th,
llNss s, " .3Oth,
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silver Plated Ware

Z sENotR sE Wrse AA9B9N31,
c'N Mspsntsr, Ags. .s.i... 4. --.-. .toG stSsst
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MARnLn vvOxKs


Spiesberger, Mayer 4 Co.--.....No. III Main +
Mrs Weber. oor Third 4 Main strssss
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Howe Iyler.......-..... ..ov Main stree :.
Duncan, Karle d Co.....140 B l41 Main street
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Vencili joiner I Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co........eo Second 4 Main streets.
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spsetaelss, Geld 4 0tlvsr.
SO ar;ac.e s. - .No3f ! Estes House
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PIANOS AND MUslq.
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nGagnifyins 0lAssss = Aiersssspss.
n rr,drn. M. E.tea Housr
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MISHLER'S
HERB BITTER

It s now Eve years since B. Mlshler's Herb
Bittors were hrst prominently introduced to
I the public, and during that time their success
10 curing all Diseases, arising from an Impure
state Of the blood or d. seased stomach, has been
50 great that the proprietor Jusufed 10 offer.
lngthem as specific remedy for ALL Diseases
originating fro M the above causes, and Is willing
to refund all money expended ior these Bitters
u they fail TO perform all that IS claimed for
| them.
! Il. Mishler's Herb Bitters are guaran teed In
cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and
Ague, Intermittent. ReuIittent and Typhoid
Fever, Loss OF Appetite, Nervous Afiectlons,
General Debility, or Weakness caused byex.
cess, imprudence or exposure, Coughs and
Colds, Rheumotism, Dlarrhoea, Cholera MGR
bus, Orainp m the Stomach, Piles, Diseases Of
the SKIN, such MS Scrofula, Ulcers, etc., etc. 1t
Is also certain TO remove all distractions to the
regular course OF nature IN Females and will
cure Green sickness, or Leucorrhoea or Whites,
Womb Complaint or Falling OF the Womb, &c, 4,
and thus preserve the Fair Complexion ofthose
who useit. hsaronc and Appetizer these Bit
ters are unrlvaled.
Unlike other popular remedies, the compo-
siiion OF u. Mishlers Herb Biiters IS no secret
for the proprietor has no hestsncy in making
known their Ingredients: They are composed
Of Elecampane, Burdock, Spikenard Soap.
wort, Peruvian Bark, Bachn, spicewood, Null
lem, slippery Elm, Sassafrss, Safsaparlla, GEN
tian Root, jumper Spirits Nitre, Balsaln Copa-
via, Cubebs, Dandelion, Pure Spirits, and Bar
berry.
BSr Mishler's Bitters are warranted pure aud
unadulterated. For sale by
j. VAGNIER, GEM Agent
For Fdirfei county, at his Rooms, on Columbus
street, Three Doors North Of Aaia, Lancaster, o.
July a. lsoI--3in.
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The SIDNEY DISTRIBUTION In
telligence received here of the
drawing Of this affair states that a
Fairfield county man drew a prize
Of eighty acres Of land, and a daugh.
ter OF Capt. Henley, of this city,
one of forty acres. A colored lad
of this city. Winfeld Walker by
name, holds ticket calling for a
$500 piano, and some six or eight
prizes of watches and pictures, val
sea ranging from S45 to S137 were
distributed to others ofour citizens.
A large number of tickets were
sold in Lancaster and vicinity.
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FROM MEXICO.
The Execution of MaXimilian
Confirmed.

Official information of the death
of Maxiinilian, Miramon and Mejia
was received at New Orleans few
days since. The report of Escobe.
do says they were condemned on
the night ofthe 14th, the sentence
confirmed at headquarters on the
18th, and the 18th designated as
the day of execution. Their exc.
cution was, however, suspended by
order of Juarez until the 18th, on
which day, at 7 o'clock a. m, the
three were shot. On the morning
Of the 18th the Prussian Minister
madc another attempt 10 save them
but failed.
Macmillan was shot faced to the
front. His last words We're "Poor
Carlottal" Miramon and Mejia
were reduced from their rank and
shot in the back.
General Beriozabel Immediately
communicated the news to General
Reynolds, in Brownsville. There
is great rejoicing in Mexico over
the event.
Official information of tho sur.
render Of the capital to Dias has
also reached here. Marquee was
deposed, and the city was'surren.
dered by Ramon Tabera.
Among Maximilian's papers found
in Queretaro was a will, by which,
in case Of his death, he appoints
Theodosia Lanes, Joes Marie Laoun,
seq and MarquucS' .egcnts Of the
empire.
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Campaign Gazette.

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We send copies Of this weeks
Gazette toa number Of gentlemen
not subscribers, in the hopo of en-.
listing their services in promoting
the circulation of the paper for the
campaign, and we hopc our regu.
lar subscribers will interest them.
selves in the same work. The Ca
zette will be furnished till Nov. lst
for, fifty cents a copy, and an addi-
tional copy will be sent gratis to
every one who sends us six names
with the cash at this rate. Our
paper oughtto go. to hundreds in
this and Hooking counties who do
not now receive it. Try the Ian
caster Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-11

SAD AccIDENT.-A little son oi
Col. E. P. Jackson, of Berne town.
ship, aged twenty months, was &C.
,cidently drowned on Tuesday after.
noon, by falling into the spring
near the residence of its parents
The members of the household were
engaged in picking cherries, hav'
ing left the little fellow to toddle
about the yard alone, but within
sight. Being missed for few mo-
ments, it was supposed he had gone
intoau old open shop on the prem
ises, but on search being made the
child was found lying in the spring
only few steps from the door
with life entirely extinct.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-11
LOCAL NOTICES.
Try and Sec

Try and See
II Homeopathy will not cure Diar
rhea, DysenterJ, Cholera Morbus
and all other Summer Complaints
with a more certain and speedy Of
feet than any other treatment. L
is triumphant in Typhoid Dysep.
terry, and has cured mere casea oi
Cholera than any other medical
system throughout the world.
CHARLES W. BABcoeK, N. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PaYsIcAN, ~
Will be found at all hours of the
DAY or night, Except when absent
on visits at his Office in Tallmadge
Block, first floor up stairs, Ian
caster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-11

A Dispatch from Washington
says: Holders of 3Os are notif-
ed that the Department will con.
slider that they have waived the
right to demand bonds in exchange
for notes, unless presented for
conversion by thefftOenth of August
next 7 30 notes transmitted for
conversion must, in every case, bo
indOrsed to the Treasurer by the
party presenting, and must also
when payable to another person, be
indorsed by such ppyoe.