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DR. ,. l.. UARTKK,

TUNENDERS his Professional Services to the citi-
L zens Of jackson and vicinity.
~ Residence opposite Campbellite Church,
House formerly occupied by Mrs Guon.
Ofhce at N. S. Graft Co.'S drug store.
Fed 91dtf
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A. onIsWoLD q. co.
y. BENZ. CHANDLER,

( Lafs Paynaster n. O., J. J.&Gs NRR.)
BhK BAL GENT,
ana
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G 0 u ID EN- BI T Z E r s .
Is most emphatic endorsement Of their yir-
tues. We claim them to be the best '
Tonic Bitters I'm tIae WorId!!!
The unsolicited recommendation we receive
from all parts Of the globe prove them to be
just exactly what we claim.
They are purely vegetable.
They will lnyiEuruI1 Hnu Btrenethon-
They fortify the system against the evn Of
fects Of unwholesome water.
They will cure Dyspepsia.
They will cure Heartburn.
They win cure Headache.
They will cure Jaundlce.
They will cure Sea Sickness.
They will cure General Debility.
They will create a Healthy Appetite.
They contain no poisonous drug.
They will invigorate the organs Of digestion
and moderately increase the temperature Of
the body; and the force Of the circulation act
ing, in fact, as a general corroborant of the
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-12
MERIDIAN.
RAGaDaLR Nous


MERIDIAN, MISS JOSIAH JOKES, Pr1pfie-
WI tor This commotoul Hotel has bssn renovai-
ID aud otherwla prEraref fur lks nce1uucoaiin1 q
Ene1tz Ihe pruprslor premises = hep he taole
supplied via ever ihlnr he mnrkst ed1fda-
stnhleiI ksrfin ernneclinn VIII Ne Hcuna, ukaru
srifnain IN - u-n r.rrd ~ iuiv1i 81
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
The P otom &C B. B.

The Senate Committee, to which had
been referred for consideration the charter
Of the Potomac r. X. Company, reported
on "Wednesday Of last week that they re-
rardcd the faith Of the State as absolutely
pledged to strict compliance with the
terms and provisions of the charter The
report was accompanied by bill making
the provisions of the charter and contract
oftho road more definite. The report was
aiopted-years Is. nays. 6. Though q
vote to reconsider is pending, the de-
cis..ve vote upon the repert precludes all
prosnect of a reconsideration. Our Marl-
boro' contemporaries are, of course, in ex-
.tacies, and prin, their thanks to ev'ry
BODY concerned in capital letters. Our
ioy is ofa more sober character, but We
nevertheless rejoice that legislative opposi-
ton to the new road has encountered at
lsst sispal defeat.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
l3O ACRES.

Tho Farm itself contains THREE
HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES. ana
ire lanl nearly adjoining it about ONE
IHUNDRE ACRES 1t VII be sold
separately OF in conjunction TO suit pm
chaser.
The steamers from Baltimore AMI Wash.
ington stop a, his Wharf
It has many advan.ay yes. beautifully 20
Gated on RrltonS Bay, and 10 constant
commune with th~ NJ tr p Ms of the
United S af,:s and the Coum rel al Metro
poll. of Marylani
Fish. OYSTERS. and all the luxuries Of
'ho sal, water of the Potomac can Do en-
jDycd without trpnb!s
Persons Wishing to make investmen',
in real estate on the tiIo-wAters o. Mary
and are reqn s,ed TO K mine this proper
ry before the day of SAFE.
This property is sod to pa7 tec i1.-
ment creditors Of THOMAS " COUGH,
acc riding to thcr lega p'ioriti-s. AMI
they are respectfully Invited to attend the
sale.
Terms Of SAL as prescribed By tho Do
cree One half cash, to D. paid as soon
as the property is purchased. aud tn RS
idue on a credit ot twelve mpotas. with il
teres, from the day Of sale. Th' deferred
pay neuts TO be secured by The notes af III +
purchasers. with security 10 BE- approved
oy the Trustees.
PETER W. GRAIN,
B. c. HARRIS,
Trustees.
III OS,b fS6--ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
CoAMUSICATSp.
Charlotte Hall. Feb. 23rd, 1867,

Nr. Editor On reading your issue OF
the 4th Instant, found all article under
the caption of "a field of blood, IN which
allusion is made to the famous duelInE
ground near Bandcnsburg, and contain
ing the following statement In reference to
the well known, much talked Of, and much
lamcntcd duel, between Col. John VI. Me
Car,v, and Geul. A, T. Mason, of 'lr-
ginia-
In 1919, 4. T Mason. United States
Senator, from Virginia, fought with his
sis,.r's husband, John McCartY, here
McCsrty Was avcrss to fighting, aud
thought there was no nee, sity for 1t; but
Mason would fight McCarty named mus
kets loaded with buck shot, and 50 near
together that til ) would hit heads II they
fell on their faces This was changed by
the seconds to loading with bullets, and
taking twelve feet as the distance Mason
was Killed instantly, and MeCarty, who
had his collar bone broken, still lives with
lis sister iu t,eor:ctowu. He hair turn
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
Con gress, &c.


We note nothing in the proceedings of
Congress since the passage of the Sher-
man bill Of any special interest to our rea-
ders. The expected veto measure OF
President johnson, which will probably
be scrt to Congress during the next week,
will, doubtless. produce the usual explosion
of malignity against the South, but, beyond
the passage Of the Sherman bill over the
veto, no further damage is expected to be
done. Congress. let US hope, having sue
ceeded a. last in fully ovcrthrowing the
Cons sti,ution, will retire upon its laurels
without further labor, and leave the coun-
trv to it's reflections and its remedies.
Our State Legislative will probably de-
eide this week upon the Convention ques-
,ion. and this matter disposed OF. 1t may
be expected that all remaining measures
Of inheritance before it will be promptly
brough. to fnality. The Convention bill
comes up for action to-day.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
The Military Recon- struc.ion Scheme.


Thi. scheme. the particular features Of
vh:ch W. gave in our last paper, after be-
in. SD. to the House, and after being
amended by ,ha. body, WAS returned to
the Senate aud passed By large ma
iority, and now awaits the action OF the
President. The bill will, of course, b"
vetoed. but the signal majority by which
i, rasscd both branches Of Congress leaves
no room to doub. ,ha, it vii! be passed
over the zeto. We have nothing TO add
to the opinion We have already recorded
in regard to ,lis measure. The inten-
ton of it is, and the effect will te, If
continued for any length of time, to force
nearly the entire white population of the
South into emigration. We cannot con-
ceive that any rroyilcrt and thoughtful
man with family would consent TO re-
main il a country in which he was de-
pfIved of all self-protcction and put, first
uuder martial law, aud afterwards under
the government and control of an lgnor-
ant and debauched class like the South
ern negroes for an indefinite period oi
time. Exile, sny thing death itself
would be preferable. we think, to such
a condition The South, We are conf
dent, will meet this crownlng outrage
with the same dignity and foFtitude
which she has hitherto opposed to all her
misfortunes. She is helpless and she
!. knows it, but expatriation is still priv
| ilege Of Southern men, and mourntul as
t is this centin gsney, it is preferable, We
think 70 the loathsomo and withered lltc
to which this bill consigns them. \ few
short wears of military and negro rule al
the South will be sufficient to convert that
country into solitude, but will this ruin
inurc to the profit Of the "loyal' portion
of the country? This will be revealed L
Us in time, and we shall all be taught,
,e.haps wh. it is TOO late,
! How nations fa'l by darling schemes opnre' Sed
/ When vengeance lisIenj TO the fools request
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
Tuv DraoREsr PUBLICATIONS W

Tuy DraoREsr PUBLICATIONS W c
have received the March numbers of these
publications which fully realize the high
character which both have hitherto OBJ
tanned. Demores's Young America, an IL
lustra,ed monthly for boys and girls, is
an especil favorite of ours and has only to
become known, We think, to become fa
vorite in every intelligent household. 1t
is adapted to the capacity of very young
America and includes in its attractions
stories, poems, history. biography, geos-
rapby, astronomy, music, games, puzzles
&c, &c. Price. single copies. 10 ceuts ;
yearly. sl.50. Address. ". Jennings
Demorest, No. 473 Broadway, \ I.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES, &c -

APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES, &c -
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed magistrates in our county BY Gov
Swami:
lt Di,,ric,-John A Crane. James
Roach.
2nd do John II Milburn, James A.
Via and r. A. Clarke
3ri do c. Camalier, r. H. Wathen and
Zaccheas Tippett
4,h do r J Cotton. Thos II Fowler,
Jno L Mattuglcy.
9th do George \ Alvey, Henry Adams
9th do q T Spalding. 6 W l. Buckler
BR Abell. Of Leonardtown. has re-
ssived the appointment of Notary Public.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28

GEoRaErowS ELECTION s-Thc first elcc-
ton in the District of Columbia since the
passage of the negro suffrage bill by Con-
gress came off in Georgetown on :he 18th
instant. The result was the election OF
Charles d. Welsh, the negro candidate
for Mayor. by 90 majority. over Henry
Addison, the present incumbent. There
wAs no disturbance of any moment at tie
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
MARRIED..
II, Si*****

On the DIST inst " Rev Father Pac-
cia-;ni JOHN 3 THOMPSON to Miss
ALICE Y THOMPSON.
On the 23rd l. stant by the same,
WM. A w CLARKE to Miss ANNA
MARIA MILBJRN.
On the 26th instant, by the sa'; RO-
BERT FTAYLORt to Miss JOSEF
RICH ARDSON.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28

DaowxKD learn With great regret
that son of Benjamin H. Svxnn, aged
about seventeen years. was drowned in St.
Cloueus's Bay on Saturday last, Young
Swami was out npou the water in a small
skia. Cunning. and. 6ring from the skifFs
side. the boat capsissa. With the nelan-
hob result shove given.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
G()U6I'S VHAlF.

located on Briton's Bay dn- navigable
srreanl, about FIVE miles fron 7he village Of
lie, Il; rdtown. This /. very fine and pro
ductivr estate. containing, with trao, Of
nd arlY adjoining
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
THURSDAY, the 2lst day Q
March next,
$50 acres,
more or le,s.

more or le,s.
This property will be sold in detached
(ot, To snit purchasers, or together With
the Factory and Mil. MIllers aud man :
ufactu-ers are invited - examine tals
property before th d.y Of s'Ie. 4 mao
Of capital. with this first al water p'srr'
wolld 10 a few years double his cap'-
tai.
S2cond.-A VERY NALUAB r
FARM called aud kLos ~ the nAme
Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
400 ACRES,
more or less.

It has on it very Iars~ quantity ofsin-
Der and rcar enough to navigation II maxi
particularly valuable at this time for r.il-
roai ties. |, had been sold by Mr.. Cough
on conditions which have not been COM
piled With, and the tr0stees vii Sell il o..
that day unless tac p1rchasr fr n Nr
Gough complies with the coutract before
that d,v.
Fourth. TIL 1T VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE knpw as
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
DIEID.

Ata residence OF friend in Charles
county, on Monday. the 25th. instant. of
Small Pox, THOMAS TIpPETT. of this
county, in the 29,h year Of his age,
In this county, on the 20th of January.
1867. MARIA CIlNEL, age 90 years.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
Sheri.I-s Sale
of Real
and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

sSY virtue Of three writs of Fieri F,ciss,
x isSr,cd out of the Circuit Court for
: in, Mary's caun,y. one at the sui. of "
II HERMAN & Co; one a, the sui, Of Will
liam F Leach. u.e Of Whitley. brother j.
O.. one at th, sui, OF James Vowle.. use
Of Wilism + Leach. use Of Whitley,
Brother & Co. ag,inS, the goods and
ehatt-,s. lands and tencm -nts Of Richard
B.ad. AMI to me directed | have seized
and taken 10 execution all the right. title
aud interest. claim ana demand. At Law
aud in eqliiy of,he >aii RieharI Bond ia
and TO the following prop :rty. {, Wit:
Oas tract or pncel OF iaai called Aad
known by the name of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28

Petition for I In the Circuit Court
Insolvency. { for 81. Aarys County.

10y virtue Of authority vested IN me a.
R1 Clerk OF tie Circuit Court for St. Ma
rv'. county. by The Code OF Public General
Laws"of this State, il is hereby ordered that,
lac r Rahi>totle. an Irsolvent Petitioner b'
and ai,e4r before the ssid> Court Oh the thlrd
Monday OF .luue next, 10 answer such inter
r,.y,totlcs or aliee eatiDns as his creditors. en-
,inr,srs ar securities may allcre or propose
ayains, him and .hst sand Ir,>nlven, cause
copy OF iii, malice to be published in The st.
u.rr'. GIzrTTr once a week fer three
months. previous to said third Monday OF
June next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Crk:
True cury-Fe.s:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Oh
Feb. -. Is57-am.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
a CA Ha I'd.

TITS with deep sense of modification
L and regret, that have been con-
strained to make application for the bene-
it Of the Insolvcnt Laws. The loss OF my
property has forced me TO this PAINFUL nj
tentative, aud in doing so. have conveyed
all my property, real, personal and credits
10 James S. Downs. E>qr.
Ny object is not to evalie but to ay nay
inst debts aud to that cnI l led. . nj
best excrtions in the future
JAMES T. BLAklSiOS 4.
Feb e. lSsI-l..
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
TRUSTEES SALE
of valuable
REAL BS'lA PR.

SY virtue Of Daed Of Trust from
y R,hard Boni TO James + VI R,l-y.~
ariag dae of the nnctecth day Of Sep
t"mber. in the year one ,honsaad. eigh,
huodr' d aud six'y-four. the unjcrsiga--
cd. as Trustee. wAl offer a, public sale,
al tie Court H,use door. in LeonAr ;.
town on
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
Wednesday, the Goth
day Of March next, |

between he hours OF and 5 O'clock.
IN ali that trac, or parcel of land. Iy-
ing and being in the Fourth Election
District of Saint Msry's county. called
aud knowo as the
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28

Feb. 2S,h, lo67--t'.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
EVIDENCE OF MINERAL WEALTH.

One OF the United States Commissioners
Of the Paris Exposition, Mr.. Samuel u. Rug
giles, In letter to the Secretary OF the In
terror on the influence 81 the Exposition on
emigration and the public credit, says:
ain the coming Exhibition we can show
10 Europe yearly cereal product already
exceeding twelve hundred million Of bushels,
vivified aud set In motion by yearly pro-
duct Of gold and silver, ROW little short Of
Sf00,0O0,OO0 and destined 60 large and rapid
Increase on the completion Of the great in
terror railways, directly connecting the mi
ming districts with tue oyerfowing grsnaries
in the Mississippi valley"
We venture 10 assert that the one mag
nificent specimen Of the silver ore of Idaho,
taken from the Utmost heart Of our broad
interior, and lately exhibited TO the Com
mittee Of Congress nc Washington, when
carried out 10 Paris for the examination and
wonder of Europe, will suffice, Of itself,
when shosD to the working multitudes, to
set IN motion westward, across the Atlantic,
from ten TO twenty thousand emigrants
yearly. american MRiag Tdtr.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

CoNGRrss.--This body Is 10 rcassemblc on
the 81 day Of July, according 10 adjourn
ment; but as reconstruction i progressing
without much noise or danger of encounter
ing serious opposition, as the President ap.
pears 10 he doing bis duty, ~ wc are at
peace with all foreign nations, there will bs
nothing demanding Congressional action l,e-
fore the regular time % meeting in Dcoom
Der; and 80 an immediate adjournment may
be leaked fm IN Jaly--a season ma fssora.
BILE either TO c.mfort or health ia Washing
ton
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

orrIcEHs Lsavfxo --oWing 10 late order.
several Of che popular officer. at Fort Whip
pie have taken their departure for other
posts. Yesterday Gen. or (as lee Is nov in
the regular army Lieut.. T. y. Wright. who
has been acting n A. u. q. TO Gen. Greg.
left Cor Fort Goodwin eJa Tucson. Ike was
accompanied by Lieut.. Owen cf the Sand In
fantry, who has been scouting from whipple
Wright Formerly commanded II Fort Grant
on the San Pedro.
Capt. A. y. Hooker, fprnerls Lieut.. Col
in the California Volunteers, and now in the
9TH L. ). Cavalry, lclt for SAN francisco ria
MohaSe to join his regiment In Texas. Tn
Ill lately the Captain was Lieutenant in
the 9Th Cavalry, and a. sdiutant Of the regi.
ment had laborioss position. Lieut.. Ste.
phenson retained - Mohsve with Captain
Hooker We are sorry TO part with such
efficient officers aud pleasant gentlemen, and
Gen. Gregg must miss them seriously in
connection NTH the duties OF his command.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
$40 900,

TINE Merchants and Manufacturers Jew
i elry Association calls your attention To-
the fact of it, being the largest and most popular
Jewclry Association In the United States The
business is and always has been conducted In tile
most candid aud honorable manner. Our rapidly
increasing trade j. snre guarantee " the appr,,.
cation of our patrons for ths method ofottaining
rich, elegant and costly goods. The sudden stat.
nation OF trade IN Europe, owing 10 the late Ger.
man war. ssd recent disastrous iuanciai cri,is In
Europe, has caused the failure " large number
of Jsseiry houses IN London and Paris obiaiRg
them 10 eel thcr goods nc great sacriire, IN
some instances Jess than ODeIlnrd the cost Of
manufaciu ing We have lately purchased very
largely Of these Bankrupt Goods, at such extreme
~ low prices that afford 90 sind away finer
goods, and give better chances 10 draw the most
valuable prizes than any other adjustment doing
a similar bnsiness Our aim " 10 please, and we
respectfully solicit your patronage we are con
ident of giving the utmost satisfaction During
the pact year We have forwarded \ number OF the
moat valuable prizes Ia ali parts OF the country
Those who pairOnize us will reeese the fuil value
az their money, ~ no artlc!e o. SaT let is worth
less than one dollar, retail, and there are ne
biaEks. Parties dealing with - maydepend upon
having prompt returns and the article dawn will
be- Immediately forwarded 10 any address nv re-
turn mail or express.
The following parties have rcrcBily drawn val
nable prizes from the Merchants and Maufaetur-
crs' Jewelry assOcia,lOn, and have allowed use Of
Frederlek V. Browne Ksq Treasury Depart.
meBt Washington. ID Piano, value $40 miss
Anna !. Frost, Nagcrly Terrace, y y eity-Ls-
dls Gold ensmeled and diamond &C, Watch. val
nc $50; William Emmons. New Orleans, La
Sewing Machine value, S15; George J. Davenport
Mobile, Ala, Silver Tea Set value. 500; miss La
cy Circuit, Albany. ~. Sewing MaehiDe value ssS5
mrs Mary : Downing. Louisville, ny, cold Watch.
value. s9Oo; James Fowler, Harrisburg, Pa.
Silver Hunting case Watch, value ss5; Rev VIII
lam Peystcr. Milwaukee, Wis Wheeler a. Wilson
sewing Machine. value sl25; hiekford. sasi
Francisco. Cal, Gold lined silver Tea Set, value
$3.50: Edward J. Rice, - Louis. Mo. Melodcon.
value $3.50; miss Helen 2 sinclair Detroit, Mich,
Diamond Cia ter Ring, value S225. IIorafi0 q
Frost. Chicsgo, III, Large OH Painting. yalas
sSoo: mrs Chariot i HeSlns, D0ulpssaf, Kan
sas, Chickcring Grand Piano, value seq and Nh
SIC Box. value So.
Many naIaes could DC placed on the Iist, but We
publish NO nasnrx without Permission. Our pat
rons arr dcsirrd O. send as L currency when
cnuEenieut.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
cmmF QrARTERwAsTEh's OFPIcy.
DisTRIcT oT PHEsreTI. A. 7.
- AA.Li....I. ~. -tL o.

tufI W fi4filif. AAt siu. lNfta-
SEALED rrsa;s .-sls ia duplicate, Win be re-
- oeiveri al this oiiioc, until ~ O'Clock, NJ.
Nosday. Jane -, lsG1, iw supplying the
Tnifed States Cos eFnssent. al Fort Nhippie,
Arszss1a Terratiry, With three ha.adrrd (.oo1
tons Il Hay d tuo Thousand (scol pound,
20 the ;oa
At Camp f&nessln, Arizona Territory, with
our hundred (leo) toes uf Hay, q tWo thou
sand 5000 pounds Go the ton
At Camp Mepher-gp, Arizona Territory,
xltf i.nisdnrd toll tssss Hay. al .,0si
g,oaDds 60 the ton.
is,r ii=s must t'r wei rured and made OF
Che lest nsaiify ~ native g-@ss. ]; =in ~
subject Ia ilsspcciivn and weight. AID sassst ls
delivered and stacked in such Parts 81 Fort
MhiF.,Ae and c.snr Lincoln a. directed by
the nndrrsignei 1hr stachs must be care
fiily built and Trsss-fis raked CA, 10 protect
tisem fryin the wesiiscr, ard mu-t he - ar
rsnrcd e. Go prr,cnf the HAY frous rpming in
contact with the ground. and to Allied free
csrcuiation q air unScT the stacks.
Tie parties 20 whom the contract may bc
awarded vii b. required, within forty eight
lss) hsurs after the accePtsnce Of the bids,
N give bonds equal 10 ffts tse) pr cen, Il
the amount 81 The contract for the faithful
ii=S.s;-.s.=::-;..=:;s ,< q :iA.s
taAlA kfAftNteAl Nt&4-t NfNtftttsMltttN Win \
! statement signszi by che persons offered by
the bidder a. hts securities, stating their viii
( lncness to enter into ho1ds IN case the con
tract should b. awarded 10 said bidder In
case IL firms making bids each individual
name must L.. written cast
The delivery & the Hay 20 commence i'm.
mediaiely after the approval % the contract
by the District Department and Division
Commander, and terminate by the sist day
" Deccntser. 1861. No contract shall be con
sidered in f,rce until u shall have received
the approval Il the District Department and
-, s.s;Ss;i Commanders.
A sssss 81 sAss advertisement In slip cui
fncsa thi. paper mast accompany each pro
posal
Terms should be stated in 4. s. guild coin,
az The market value thereof la currency, al
date u payment
/ PAYNE win lie made IN such funds ~
furnished by the United States foy that pnr-
I pose lion hand. II not on hand, certified ac-
counts viii Ls given.
Proposals. 90 be enclosed in an enrelese and
endorsed Proposals f,s Hay al Fort Whip
pic, A. I. and Camp LinoOln,n and directed
I 10 thc undersigned.
The Government reserves the night 20 re
iect any OF all bids.
No bids viii be considered naless the per
/ son making il IL present. BEDS from disloya
! PARTIES, or those who have heretofore failed
! 60 fulfil their contracts with the Government
will not bc entertained.
The expense Of tins advertisement 10 D,
( paid by the saccessful bidders, pro rata.
bids for any reasonable quantity will b.
I received.
1 =, ID. BAKER,
4 Capt. and A, Or. VI. L. 5. A-Ch. Or Al
\ District Prescott.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
rue END OF MAMMALIAN.

Late teIegrams TO California state that in
the capture 81 Quarctaro by the liberal Gen.
eral Escobedo, the uIstart Emperor Maxi
milan was taken prisoner, and that Juarez
has ordered him shot. A well deserved fate,
but We prsuuc (althcaeh il is reported to
the contrary that upon second thought,
Juarcz will listen % the request OF Mr. Sow
ard, and set the unfortunate dupc OF Napo-
leon at liberty. Juarez in his great triumph
can well afford 10 he inagnaumOss.