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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
BALTIMORE L 0. R.RaCOMPANI
AND POTOMAC r. r.
TIME TABLE. a-t

TRArSs GOIxo wEs-.
Lsave ssSSrPer's Ferryat 20 A NJ and lsPn
Leave keyes' Switch at D n 80 e
LsHTe ebnrSrst at - a Mand % PM.
Leave CameTOn's at 2e A 81 and I 81 y ~ -
Leave Summit Point at - A n and 0sPoE
1e mades'liie at IS o. a MABd p P NJ
Leave OPequOn Bridge al s II a n Rnd ; Ss D -,
Leave StePhenson's al 81 A u and ? Is p N -
arrive Al WinehesteT At ; SIS A N and 5OPM
TRAINS GoISG EAST,
Leave Winchester at % A NJ aud aIOPM
Leave StePhensOn's At So n and 9S PSR
Leave OpequOn Bridge at 9 81 A NJ and - n a.
Leave Vaudeville at 10 OF A NJ and 81 p n ~
leave leave summit Point 10 - NJ and - PM.
Leave Leave cameron at 10 - a NJ and 81 PM
Leave ShaTleEtOWn at 10 IS A - and a 40 p NJ
Leave haliiCwn At 10 So A n and S o. p NJ
1e Reyes Switch at II O3 A NJ and i6PMr
Leave Shenandoah at ll'Il A NJ and SOP
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry II IS ri and SspnI
May Il. 1867. FAL''DkNT.
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NJ ECH A NICAL.
NOTICE.

TINHE undersigned having returned to Charles
i town, with tue view of locating in his nIIiVe
county takes this method of announcing that he
will give his prompt attention to the execution of
all work entrusted tohim, in the
BUILDING AND HOUSEKEEPING LINE.
As there may be those who are not familiar with
his qualifications a workman, he would that
all his work vail be under the supervision of his
father, MIR. Nathaniel Myers whose experience as
a builder Is known TO all
o. Orders for work solicited, and may DO left at
the residence Ofhis father, in CharlestOwn.
SAMUEL MYERS.
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ShanncndaIe Factory.

THE undersigned are conducting this we'll an
L pointed WOODEN FACTORY. 6 miIes
from Charlestown and mile from RabIetown, and
quality.
We exchange our manufactures according to
the following schedule:
60 Drab LinscT, I ward for and Al The TvooI
( Grey Linsey, do. do. - do. s do. do.
81 Cashmere, l do. do. g. do. do do
I PlNid Linsey,l do do. q do. do do
A. Elannels, do. do. p do. do. do.
Yarns, ] IN. do 2f do do do
Highest Cash Price paid FIR Wool
JAMES M JOHNSON co.
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SHANNONDALE DISTILLERY.

DICHARD B. WASHINGTON, Special, and
II JOHN AVIS, General Partners, havin erected
a DistiIlery at "RiVer View" (VanVasteF'E,l and
having furnished it with entirely new Fixtures
and employed competent and experienced Dis
talcT, are prepared to manufacture
"hiskey
OF the very best quality.
They will be prepared at all timea to purchase
GRAIN for Eaid purposes, and will alsO pay liberal
prices for HOGS. PerFons having Hogs for sale
will do we'll by calling on the undersigned.
September }, 1861. JOHN AVIS.
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CAMPBELL 4 MASON,
Druggists and ApatIecarfeS,
CHARLEsTowN, VA.

MOULD respectfully invite the public generally
W 20 examine TIA complete stock Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES, &c,
all Of which arc warranted be fresh and perfectly
reliable.
FINE STOCK OF
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS.
IPerfumeries, ps and Preparations for n
~Dyeing. Preserving and DR. ssiaR tbeS3S
u Hair, Tooth, Nail aRd Hair Br6shes -
Dressing and Fine Com Be in great Va rietV. -
especially call attention their supply 81 Paints
Oils' window Glass, Dyes, VaFnisIIrs, COIoTS, and
cheap as they can lie bought
THEIR
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
il complete Any book that il wanted will be fur.
nished IN three days notice. tito b. had in the eitics
hIso are agent. for the sale Of Bibles for the Viz
ginia Bible Society, at their rates
10 fhysIcianH' p descriptions compounded With
neatness and despatch, at all hOurs.
September %, is6T.
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"A young man, named Francis Uauser.
bought, the other day, fine house in Wen
ma The money with which he paid for the
property had been obtained in a somewhat
peculiar manner. He was 4 member OF Max
lmllian's body-guard, and had been taken
prisoner in 1866 in battle with the troops
commanded by Poriirio Daz He succeeded
in ctiecting his escape Icy killing sentinel
bat was few moments afterwards met nv \
mounted officer. lie killed him also. took
large valisc from his person, mounted his
horse and galloped to the lines of the Impe-
rialists. On his arrival there he opened the
valIse, and found that it contained. besides a
number Of important papers. Sl2l 900 in
American currency. He delivered the whole
TO the Emperor Macmillan, who permitted
him to retain $4,000 of it. The fortunate
soldier soon after returned to Vienna.
Green specialized pedagogue, enthroned
upon three-legged stool, with sceptre of
birch firmly raspcd-exclaims-
Big boys, come up and parse the pig
THE, sir, Is preposterous article, nomina-
tive to pig"
why do you call it a preposterOus article?"
''Because it stands before pig. wouldn't
stand before one for shilling
"Next boy, parse pig"
''Pig is common noun"
because it is so common, that you can't
see nothing else in the streets"
''What is squeaSs -
"a noun proper, sir"
''Why is it groper, Ezekiel? ?"
because it makes proper loud noise, and
disturbs all the neighbors."
''That's o. K. Nov you, can all go and
carry ON with the gals"
The following story, told by Northern
paper of Yankee corps in the late war, is
not bad:
In the Arkansas campaign, the general Of
fcer found the entire TIL grouped around
saw mill aud weeping like Niobes "Why,
boys" he asked, 'what is the matter ?"-
matter enough" sobbed one enterprising
volunteer Thus far We have never left
anything behind but we can't possibly steal
this saw mill ="
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TNHESTEvENSHOUSEi is well Ind widely known
L to the travelling public. The location is
pecially suitable to merchants and business men
it is in close proximity to the business part of the
city-is on the highway of Southern and Western
travel-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depOts.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
for over 200 guests-it is well furnished and pos
sesses every modern improvement for the comfort
and entertainment of its inmates. The rooms arc
spacious and well ventIatCd-rrOvide with gas and
water-the attendance is prompt and respectful
and the table is generously provided with every
delicacy Of the seasOn-at moderate rates. The
rooms having been refurnished and rcmodeIcd, we
arc enabled to offer extra facilities for the comfort
and pleasure OF our Guests.
GEO. K. CHASE CO.,
June IL. lS6I-6m. PTOprictOrs.
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WANTED TO BUY.

AAN LII IL oO L
S0 TONS Of old Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron,
CASH WEIRICK 4 WEIfER
Apr. %, 1867,
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q lMFLEM ENIb
AND MACHINERY.

We employ none but the beet Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community rely upon
quick, aud substantial work, and at prices to
suit the times. We determined to do work a.
low can be done in the County for CASH, which
will be required for II transient custom.
We will make to order III, ching MaeIinSG and
Horse PoiDeTS of the latest patterns; PLOCGHS of
dIfTereut kinds always on hand, amongst which
will be found the ceIcbTat d three horsc LivingEton
horse dol the old fashioned three horse Bar.
shear; Mccormick do, for twO"and three Lorses !;
also, the three-horse Page Plough; also an i'm.
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough
Plough Irons-Euch as Shares, CouIters Shovel
Open Rings. OPsn Links, &c. Special attention
paid to nil work in Steel and Iron. Turning and
ton 49,
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and We are now able to furnish Castings of rood
quality IS low as car be Enught elsewhere.
patch, AID guaranteed to give sltisfaction. The
geIt price paid in Cash for Old Iron of all kinda
Row. WERLICH 4 WPIIE P
Charlestown, Jan. %, ISL
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GIFTS FOR CHRIEMAS d NEW YEARS.

SUPERB STOCK OF FISEGOID AND SILVER
WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED TO RUN
AND THOROUGHLY REG ULATED, AT TIE
Low PRICE OF SO EACH, AND SATISFAC-
TON G GUARANTEED.
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DHOTOGRAPEIC Albums just received and 70,
sale low Icy L. DINETH
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ONLY IS CENTS A BOX.
The Greatest Family
Medicine in the World,

Sore Throat, Diptheria, Bronchitis,
Cramp Cholic, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera, &c.
The attention of the public, and especially tho
sufferers from that dreadful disease, Diptheria
Sore Throat, is called to the great remedy known
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CARPETING.

REST IngrS in and Rag CarpetIng, Floor and Ia
- bic Oil Cloth, just received by
Oct Is. 1861. KEARSLEH < SHEERER.
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- JEW ELRY.
REMOVAL,

ENRESH ARRlVAL-Just received another n, ~
4 those celebrated American Eight Dav npti
Thirty Hour Clocks all warranted for one year
June Is DISrVp
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STUDENTS
THE CELEBRATED

Can enter at any time, as there are no vacauone.-
Special individual instruction to all Students.
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ITO THE LADIES.-Ladies who wish to have
Il their Ears pierced for Ear Rings, can have it
neatly done by applying to L. DINKLE-
TUSF received, the latest style Hats, Cloths and
- CassiIneTes. EEARSLEY K SHEERER.
QLA2R CLoAKS, of the Iate st style, for sale by
- Oct. Is KEARSLEY & SHEERER,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE LONDON Moyrr N.pKEr.-LovDov Nov Given.
ing.-Consois closed at ga for money. American Sc.
curtes closed at the following ra,es-Untsd States
Avstweny bonds 70A; Illinois Contra, Railway shares
81 1910; Erie Railway shares. Al.
/ TIES FRANKFORT BouRsR -fRAsKgoRT, Nov. 6-Even-
state bonds are quoted At 10 Tor the issue
of 1862.
LIVERPOOL Corroy ARKvr.--LIvERpoot, Nov. c.
fEvsning.-The cotton market closed shadS frmer
There a slight advance Of Lied. on American de-
scriptloux The following the authorized closing
quotations. --Middilng up.andS et6d Aiddlinr Or
leans 1850 The sales OF the day foot up 5 200 bales
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUrps MARKET LIVERPOOL Nov. o.
Evening. Corn, 49, Cd. California wheat los Cd. |;
No. Milwaukee red, l3s Cd. basiey. So I'd. oats
o. lid. peas. Sis.
Lrvsarorr. PRovrHcys MAREEr - LrvERrooI, Nov. O.
Evening. Pork 72s beef. 1l5s.; bacon, b2s lard
b2s Cd cheese, b2s
LIvsxpcoI PRooucx NiaKEr -iIvgaPoor, Nov. g.
Evenins.--Rcsiu, common, s.. 81 dne pale. la
7sllow Ala Cd turpcutin4. 21s. Spirits petroleum ad
yancsd TO "a refined. Is. sid.
LONDON MARKKrs LONDON Nov. 6--Evenng-Sogsr
2ss 3D. for No II y. s.; inseed, SIS. Cd bnsead
cskes ell; linsssd oil, E4l whale oil, E37; sperm
OIL. cil5.
Tas PargoIRuM hARKsr.--AvrwEsp Nov. 6-Esan.
The petroleum market II heavy and prices de-
Ginning. standard white, 43s. Use
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THE INDIANS.

The Coming Council at Fort Larn mie-Red
CfOud and Zone HOrn-Sioux and Arapa.
hoe Chiefs ON Their Way TO the Council.
g. .s,vis nov. 8 1881
Omans ~,-,s..vnes to-day mention reports that two
thousand sioux aud Arapahoes encamped at the
mouth OF tho Big Horn river, awaiting the arrival Of
Macknaw boats which are descending the river with
the chiefs Red Cloud and ''Lone Horn" The for
mer would meet the commissioners Fort Laramie. II
ia said he pretends be favor Of peace order
obtain blankets and ammunition, while Lone Horn de
signs to 10 Fort Suily tor the same purpose II is
understood that they will only make treaty on the
condition that the Powder river country shall be sur
rendered to them II that Is not done, war will be res
sumed with the cry OF determination. Information
from other sources indicates that there will be no
trouble at Laramie but, the contrary. favorable
treaties will be made with the Indians. There Ia 10
further nows from Kansas this evening.
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was lei % think tnat d se were tho -
mans ~ people Who had ess tpau = bna.
dred years leen b.rod ia Mtle e.urra
aud hir descendants or restives COMA no, .ep ~
tax IA NJ which tie church requires iar Tue aule F, Il
u he banss OF Inc deaf they ms have aa4a.i ,,r
esYs q .ss nigh. srpac close under iAesd se., NE
eA4rch
!. eeneraf Gu ssrin,is 10 se;red from ihe army wr
- "ho eolnesl ed sas,iqe fsw day siEcs at the
"Saar no 2. All "a "a srsis wits isfr ~ sas
y soa 'frp'irY circumstances, but Capd attackca
! 70 too fal,y
IT. ere ioH rei1rrs come IN dsls. The Ia1cih,ns
~ y its LECTION . JuaseE A. Is hDte5 "a cor ala
IVA 'efs INA. Inc lreads o. sea-a Dia1 sn"f * ne
arngth eeesisu n (,a,yrassroaa sna are op-
10, 70 me cotN0eaiera, ana SUCCESSFUL Ia nerHrng
co. NpAt.e siaiefity nay ma Q sn Impeachment
rae n "AAi "a the nexlcan Wen a. 10 tha american
Congress
There IL ridiculous ramor aao chat Asnlsz Int
steps against Ihe government
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MEXICO.


assts Anna OUT Of Liberal CIutcbes-The
Election Now Looked Upon as Doubtful
A Revolution to Follow Jnarez' victory, so
Havana, Nov 6-I2 NJ
The roya mail steamer Elder Captain Bar, from Vera
crus November 4, has arrived here
J. Generals an,a Anna board and 10 on his way TO
g. nomss The Elder brings the news that the court
witch uas 80 lsniens exile the old fellow has bssr
a turn, imprisoned for their regard towards him.
X, The election Of Juusz now reported az doubtfrl
tfurihsr returns having bsen received from the strong
ep,,-s,oa states However, should he come cus VIC
toreu the opinion Is freely expressed among foreigners
TIA, there viii be revolution IN two months
.bs rsmans Of Nsrimilian have not ya' been de-
ilvtrsd 10 Admiral TsgsthoT
! Frederic Hail, Of California, yarnilian's late de-
koaas has arrived by the Eisr, and goes 10 ne North
~ var New Orleans
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FRINGE

tion-Rep .rt from the Gariba,di F, ~,, v.
r. 81 the Bourse-The Austrian Visit
~ PARIS. Nov. g. 1867.
the Courier Francais announces that the French
troops will retire from Rome to Ervieia pending the
negotiation between Italy and France and Rome in re-
gard TO the existing difficulties
The koniteur says that Garibaidl with his two sons
are prisoners at vigevano.
The feeling on the Bourse to-day has been animated !;
but the cessation Of warke preparations and genera
dsarming are necessary TO restore confidence.
The visit OF the Emperor OF Austria 10 France has
ended HIS Majesty departed from Paris yesterday on
his return to Vienna
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LOUISIANA.

The yellow Fever NO Logger Epidemic In
New OrIeans-Totel Number Of Deaths from
tho Disease, 3,OO6.
NEW ots,ss Nov. g 1867
The Board OF Health last nins declared shs yellow
fever no longer an epidemic tht the city 10 now free
from oil epidemic diseases. an that citizens and
strangers can nov return q escs without apprshsn-
sion. me weather has been ,ery cold for several
from the epidemic up W ysstsrds morning three
thousand ami ux. The Board 81 Health pays high
and deserved compliment 70 ~ Howard ASSOCIATION,
saving their success has becn woderful
There were sx lussrusc,s frsn ysllsv fsvw ysssss-
daS,
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Dcntb Of n Prominent Lawyer OF san Fran
ciscO-Arrival of the Bark Onward from 81
berin. aud Martha from tbe Arctic Dcenn.
SAY Francesca Nov g. 1857
William Carey Jones (son-in.iaw TO the late Hon.
Thomas Benton, prominent lawyer and an old resi-
dent Of San Francisco, died to-day.
Governor Lowe has appointed the 28th inst as day
of thanksgiving.
The bark Onward the last Of the Western Union Te,e-
graph company's feet, has arrived from Northeastern
Siberia The passengers describe the country bar.
rem, ,nhospitable region
The whaling bark Martha has arrived from the Arctic
ocean with % bbs sperm OIL 1876 bbis whale OIL and
8, 100 lbs bone.
The ship Ne Plus Ultra sailed on the 5th for Liver
pool The ship Orion cleared to-day Liverpool with
81. 900 sacks Of wheat
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TIVE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Financial Commercins md Marine Inieiii-
HAVANA Nov. g. 1857
Sugar-No. IL Dutch standard, sa 81 reals per arrobe
Exchange--On London, Is 3-l6 per cent premium; on
Paris 90 per cent premium; New York. currency.
rs 25 per cent discount short sight, "a per cent dis
count Gold, 81 per cont premium.
Potatoes. 81 50 per bbi.
The weather Is cloudy, with some rain.
Arrived, steamer Eagle. from New York. She reports
having met the steamer Hendrix Hudson With her ma
chuery disabled and lowed her nignt but 10 the
morning her nawser parted and the Hendrix Hudson
drfted the TUGS have been sent her
ance Her stem ashore, but abe will probably get of
The steamers Daniel, for ST Thomas, and Elder, tor
Jamaica, sail tomorrow.
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL Trlfessm TO TIVE HsRatD.

Fearful Record Of Disasters In the Carr can
Sra--Thr Aspinwnli and SOFAS hanps on
steamer Lost-The Company's Property all
Destroyed.
HAVANA. Nov. 5--I0:Os p. ~
Orcia advces have been received from The Superig-
tendeut of the royal mail line al St. Thomas by Ine
Brir sh Consul here, to tho effect that the steamer
Rnono Was lost 81 Peter Island the steamer Wye Cap
tain Taylor at Buck Island the steamer Conway Cap
tam Hammack went ashore y TcFsoia ana the steamer
Derweni at ST. Thomas The steamers Sores. snd Tyne
have been dlsmss,ed and oil the compapys properly is
destroyed. The town Of St. Thomas in rufus and hve
STEAMERS with fifty other vessels ashore The loss
Of lie has been terrible
All the officers aud engineers Of the Rhone have been
lost and OF OF all the passengers Of the Rhone aod tho
WE only forty have saved, including Captain lay.
Tor of the Wye, and Mr.. Hod2eson OF southampton,
England.
The steamer had one hundred and 6fy Ias epge,s.
mostly for southampton. only twelve Of whom
known 10 be saved
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CANADA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

AssembIage of the FiSsf Pariia mel i-Scenes
Ia the senate and Eoase Of Commons
Organization Of Both Branches Of the
Legi-Iature-The Government and Oppose
ton Leaders.
crrAwi, Ont. Nov. 8, 1861
Ths second OF misfortune in the history OF the
Dominion OF Cansds took place his afternoon, at three
O'clock when the FIRST q the first Parliament
opened By his Excelleucy tue Governor General,
with all due ceremony Some snow had fallen the pre-
vious night and this lsnt wlniry aspect the scene
but apparently Il cid not damp the ardor Of those
King part in the opening. gard OF honor Of
huu,red uen OF the First battalion rifle brigade was in
attendance with it's hne band, ami the Governor Gen.
e-a drove through the files OF tbs guard arms were pre-
senLad and the band struck up ths national anthem.
Al hsr-psst two O'Clock, the appointment Of Mr. cau
Speaker Of the Senate read In that House,
aud then the Chaplain read prayers. Ten minutes later
-ir John A. Macdonald appeared In the House Ia uni
form. the only IN snbsr mol In plain dress whils Mr.
cauchon tie lev Speaker DIS seat ON the right Of
he throne dressed in gown and lavender colored
lcvss with three cornerei hat, which he held under
hs arm A
Governor General In, attended by his suite, and
took his scat the throne, whh the members OF the
Ho ise OF Commons were summoned On the gentlemen
appearing at the bar Of the House tho Speaker ad-
them, ana they ief 70 elect Speaker Of their
House.
Macdonald mcysd--geconded bv Hon. Mr. Cartier-ihat
Hon snes cockbtrn be elected speaker, which
declared carried mem con- The fouse then adjourned
until bali past two tomorrow.
The clerks Of the Senate and Commons the Usher Of
the Black Rod aud the scrgeant-a-Ar have been ap
pointed to-day
To-morrow the Governor General will come TO the
Senate and deliver the speech from tho throne.
The two houses nearly lul, but some members
were absent The three rst setts Of the government
aide were occupied by Sir John A. Macdonald Hon. G.
M Carter apd Ron Nj. riley TIE three drst seats on
the opposton side were filed b! Hon. Msesrs Howe
Dorion and Bolton.
rhe hotels in the morning rowded with Senators
ana Cor mousr from all paris the Dominion, and
anona the arriyals United tiaes Consul General
Averili from Montreal.
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NEW YORK.

Escape Of Five Prisoners from the schc-
nectady Jail.
SCHENECTADY, Nov. q. 1867
Frank King who IL under indictment for the murder
OF Harvey Putnam, canal boat captain; Phillip Harley
and Samuel Gav horse thieves George vanderbogart,
indicted for an assault with intent kill and Patrick
Bradley indicted for assault officer all escaped
from jail in this city a. about o'clock lat evening
by forcing through partition. All I'VE arc stili Al
large IN supposed that King win endeav0r " make
his way 10 New Orleans.
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A Novel Race il CIevclnrd.

ON Saturday afternoon, at the Drying Park Cleveland,
Ohio she remarkable Indians and horscs
toor place according TO announcement ID was Tor q
nurse Of $780, the horses 70 six mlos and udl
ans three Tue horses were the toter Lady Pstchn,
PAGER Maria Bfough and runner Lady Moody and their
commaucsd at past three o'clock. IL ysas arranged
maj ths men 10 change each quarter e aud Tho
horse, each mile Lady Pstchin trotied TO suiky and
me others went under saddle Patchn Aad Stevens cd
an the former being relieved Al the end o the frs mile
bv Nara Brougb, who VAS followed BY LADY Moody the
10, three miles being In the same order Al the
ousrter POLE half way around the track, stevens
eyed by sesprock, And he again ~ the starting point
n. fser Foot, and thus in rotation till the thrse miles
sre made each being required 70 run one mile in
orsrtsr mile dashes The won By she Indians
Near root coming the horncstrech nearly quar-.
,sr Of mile In advance Of Lady Moody, who ran tho
tsos mia
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ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

Landisg OF n Baez Expedition-GOv
Troops Defeat Ii - Indignation Against
Hnyti-PrObabiy n Speck Of War.
HAVANA Nov. s. 1867.
An armed expedition of the partsans Of General Baez
has landed at Monte Christi, In Haytian vessels They
occupied the town OF Guayaon, where the revolution
against President Sanavs broke out in September last
The troops Of the Dominican government under General
f. Polanco however, beat them and suppressed the
tempted revolution.
The people OF 81. Domingo ind'~, q, ,hA i,eacb
cry Of President salnav who has. for some time back
e.a s1'p'ou .avoring the schemes Of General Baez
- ~ ~ Prnck. They claim ttat they could march
IVY thousand troops against the capital Of Hayti
President Cabrai has recalled his Minister from Hayti
and has gene to Cbao.
Testne intends forcing the northeastern lines. 1t Is
runored that tho Cabral has negotiated loan Of
$4,000, 900 in London.