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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27

The FIRST OF MAY AT SEco.-On Wednes-
day next, May lst. the Campo Seco Union
Guard will give their sixth annual parade
and ball. The Guard is one of the Oldest
organized companies in the county. and SO
far as discipline and martial bearing are con-
cerned, their superiors cannot be found
among the citizen soldierly of the State.
They have for some time past been actively
engaged in completing the preparations and
arrangements for the celebration, and those
who intend to be present can rest assured
that everything will be in readiness for their
reception. The exercises will consist of a
parade and target practice. during the day,
ending with ball in the evening at Armory
Hall. The services of the San Andreas
brass and string band have been engaged,
so that their will be no lack of good music
on the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs Syme, of
the Phoenix hotel, will furnish the supper,
which is proof positive that it will be excel
lent. The Armory is one of the largest and
Qne5L Ilol.o llle anu IHe
evening of the first of May will see it filled
to repletion. We understand that the Guard
Is making extraordinary exertions to cele-
brate the coming anniversary in manner
superior to any heretofore. and we hope
their efforts will meet with the success they
deserve. The citizens of Campo Seco have
invariably manifested friendly feeling to-
wards those of our town, and usually quite a
number of ladies and gentlemen from that
locality attend the celebrations and dance:
given IN Mokelumne Hill. On this occasion
we hope to see our citizens testify their ap.
probation by attending the celebration il
Campo Seco on the first of May. The road,
are in an excellent condition. the weather
fine and the ride will be delightful one.
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now in general use in the schools at the East
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STOP THAT COUGHING

COME OF YOU CAN'T, AND WE PITY
y you You have tried every remedy but the ONE
destined, by its intrinsic merit supersede all SIM
liar preparations is not surprising you should be
reluctant to try something else after the many ex
periments you have made OF trashy compounds
foisted on the public as certain cure but
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-04-27
FOR THE CURE OF
No. 10 MASONIC TEMPLE

Corner Of Montgomery and Post strs.
SAN FRANCISCO.
E.ss~ Entrance on Post street, adjoining the
Grand Portal
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COM S ID IsE pTTO NJ

JOSEfH SPARROW.
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fFcencn Ambassador II Berlin.

Tho Journal of Commerce. lii speaking of The
South, says: "Thy DO We hay - little startling
news from the South Low-a-lays? How does 1t
happen that there are no Southern riots worth
tcleyra; ;.liing about these times? Why is it, to
the present moment, That The South supplies less
of the daily pabuum OF murder and other crimes
than any other parL Of the country? There must
DO SOME gcol reason Tor this l1oat charge from
the very bad condition of things in the same To-
gion some months ago. This reason, as VIC un-
dcrstand it, is found III the improved system al
military government which rests upon the South
crn people. Not only have the objectionable Dis
trict Commanders been removed, and men OF
justcr and moro aniahlo dispositions (but not
ScakCr .alcIsl been substituted for tlcn but the
whole stylco governing the South has been toned
down and maio to resemble civil administration
rather than martial law. The Southern people,
white aaJ black, appreciate thia relaxation from
the grimnass vi the harsh military system, and
they sll1', their gratitude by their better beha-
vior. la the South, i'll the North aud every
where else. liz demonstrated over again the veneer
able truth that that government is the best which
governs the least. Under good-naturcd rulers
the Southern people feel moro peaceful, more III.
dustrious and aiu better citizens every way than
when they are lordcd over by commanders who arc
tyranical i'll manner and act"
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ss-MRs. w1NsLoWs souTRlNa SYRUP FOR

R5-MRS. WINSLOWS SOuTHlNG SYRUP FOR
Children Teethng greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by sotening the gums reducing oil Inflammation
will al,ay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action and is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon Il. moth
ers 1t will give rest to yourselves and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and solo is article for years. and
say in confidence spd truth of it what have
been able to say of any other medcine-Never has 1t fail
ed in single instance to effect cure when timely used.
Never did know instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used IT. On the contrary, all delighted with
its operation and speak in terms Of commentator Of its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter "wHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years Of experience and pledge reputation for the
fulment of what here declare. In almost every n-
stance whero ths nfAnt s suffering from pain and
hauson relief will be found in fifteen twenty mtpuee
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
Be sure and call for
"MRs. wINsI.oT's, SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac .asite OF "Cr.r1s & PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper Ap others are base limitations:
sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price. only
IS cents per bottle.
Ofces-No. 215 Fulton street. New York; No. 2O5 High
Holborn London England; No. AL St. Paul street. Mon
| treal, Canada DOWIE Il NOISE, Agents,
Ausust27 tuthsGmo Charleston 8. C.
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Rs- DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-IN TIE MATTER OE DAVID R.
WILLIAMS & CO., BANKRUPTs, DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-This Is TO give notice That, on
the twentys1th day of September. 1867. Warrant of
Bankruptcy issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the District OF South Carolina against
the said DAVID R. WILLIAMS CO.. Of Charleston, in
the District of Charleston in said District who have
been adjudged Bankrupts their own petition: That
the payment OF any debts and the delivery of any pro-
pery belonging to such Bankupts to them, for their
use and the transfer Of any property by them, for
bdien by law and that meeting Of the creditors of said
Bankrupts, to prove their debts and to choose
assignees of their Estate. will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Office In Broad street,
Charleston before R. B. CARPENTER Esq., Register in
Bankruptcy for said District the twentysecond day
OF October. A. D. 1887, ut u o'clock NJ.
J.P. M. EPPING,
U. s. Marshal for said District, as Messenger.
October q IL 20
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CouRr.--rhu Fall Term of the Court of Common
Pl.as for Marlborough District, now in session,
convened last Monday, Hls Honor, Judge Glover,
presiding. In accordance with General Orders, Il
new Jury was empan, He'd on Monday. Two
negroes who had paid their taxes, were chosen
but as soon as they heard Of tho fact they left for
parts unknown, one going toward the North Caro-
lima line, and the other taking the swamp. They
did not appear willing to sit on jurics with white
peoplc Several important cases have been litiga-
ted and disposed OF, and it is quite probable that
the whole week will be occupied in tho trial of inl-
portant -BenuettsUt.te Journal.
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A Secret Letter from Nnpoleon.

The London Globe prints the following letter OF
Napoleon ILL.,, which has never heicre been pub
lished, with the remark that 1t shows the views
which the French Emperor entertained, or at least
which he wished the public to believe he enter
tained, q year ago:
AUGUST H. 1866.
"My Dear Monsieur de Ldpdieite:
81 call your serious attention to the following
facts. In the midst OF the conversati, III which
took place between Benedetti* and NJ. dc Bismarck,
Ar. Drouyn dc Lhuys broached the idea to send to
Berlin draft OF convention on the subject of the
compensations to which we may be entitled.
''rhis convention, in my opinion, ought to have
boen kept secret; but it has been noised abroad,
and the newspapers GU to the length of saying
that the provinces OF tho Rhine have been refused
to US.
'It results from my conversation with Bene-
dctti, that we should have all Germany against us
for very small advantage.
1T is important not to Let public opinion go as
tray ln this point. Get these rumors contradict
cd very enerGeticaIly in the newspapers. have
written in this sense to NJ. Drou;n dc Lhuys He
sends me to-day the Correspondence Hdods,
which enclose. The true interest Of France il
not to obtain m iI,aisniiiclnt aggrandizemcnt of
taiIi.ory. but to aid Germany TO constitute her
SELF IN the manner the most favorable to our inter
ests aud to those oE Europe.
"ltecel,e the assurance of E!y sincere friend
ship, NAPOLEON"
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REV ORLEANS, October 21.-There were thirty
FIVE interments for the twenty-four hours up to
Sunday morning, and thirty-Cne for the same time
up to six this morning.
Ghe weather has again become oppressivel'
warm and the epidemic Consequently is not de-
creasing.
A ship load of emigrants has arrived from Eu-
rope, but were not permitted to come to the CITY,
The ship was ordered to anchor below the city ur-
slthey ahall be taken on board steamer and con-
YeSed North without landing.
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Radical Meeting In savannah.

SAVANNAH, October 2.-A large Radical mass
meeting was held to-day. About four thousand
negroes and few whites were present. The
meeting was addressed by c. 81. Hopkins, Cleft,
and few other whites; Bradley Sims, and few
negroes, There was no disturbance until after
the meeting, when there we're several collisions
between the country andcity. This was promptly
Suppressed by the police, and few arrests made
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THE R1pHmoND EXAMINER, speaking of fimrod,
se:.sd N lie degree with him the true poetic ia
strnek SO sEilifully the chords OF our inner being
has wrought his interpretations OF the material
and moral universe into forms SO harmonious OF
so besutiful"
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as-NERVOUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOM

RTNERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMi
attendants low spirits, depression, involuntary ennis
sons loss Of semen spermatorrhea loss Of power dizzy
head loss OF memory and threatened impotence and i'm
becty, find sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS Ho
MEoPATHIC SPECIFIC Nc. TwENTY-EIGHT. Com
posed OF the most valuable mild and potent curaves
they strike OF once the root of the matter tone up the
SYSTEM arrest the discharges and impart vigor and en-
ery life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of Price s5 per package of six
boxes and VIAL 81 per single box Sold by druggists
and sent by mail on receipt OF price Address HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ppta mhpr1
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Eron new Orleans.

New ORLEANS, October M.-Special O'ders No.
1856 declares the total vote of the State Of Louis
lana, the election held September 9th and 2sth,
1867, on the question of Convention for the pur-
pose Of establishing Constitution aud civil gov
ernment for the State loyal to the Union. to be
7s,174, of which 75,OSs were for Convention, 4OS6
against, and s5 blank. A majority of the whole
nunber resisted having voted. anda majority of
votes cast being for Convention, as prescribed by
Acts Of Congress, delegates elected at said cleo
tion, as hereinafter named, are notified to asscm-
BILE in Convention in Mechanics Institute, at New
Orleans, La, on Saturday. November 23d, 1867,
for the purposes stated according to Acts OF Con-
grsss of March I'd and 2sd, 1867. The order then
recapitu,ates Che names Of the delegates elected.
Signed BY command Of Hrevet Major-General
JOSEPH A. MOWER.
80 1,,,,orscnr ~, r,sr,c,rfrsU n
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August 20
ss-NOTICE To MARINERs.-CAPIbI

sTNOTICE To MARINERS.-CA APT bINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direc
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvES on the Charleston and St. Andrews side O.
the Ashley RIVER by which procauHon conac. with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. c. TURNER, q. M.
aarbor Masters Office, Charleston February g. 1865,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CT ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY PRIZES
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOUDLoONs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
October 19 Tyr New York
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chemical experiments hns resulted in the perfection of
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hair dressing impartng new Lie and increased nutri-
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progress when commenced; regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which the color of hair depends
thereby positively restoring grey hair to its original
color and youthful beauty, and stopping its falling out
at once. Sold by all Druggists.
S. A. CHEvALIER Md, New York
For sale by D0WIE & NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
October Is tuihs emo No. ISL Meeting street.
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aEADMINISTRATION NOTICE.-ALL PER
sons having claims against the Estate of the late JAMES
P. EARLE deceased, requested to present them,
duly att, sted and indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs DURYEA & COHEN, Attor-
neys at Law, Library Building, Northwest corner of
Church and Broad streets ANNA E. EARLE,
October l8 1S Administrative
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aT DELEGATES AND VISITORS TO THE
CHARLESTON ASSOCIATION, which is to convene at
the Good Hope Church. In Richland District on Satr
day second day of November, will find o committee of
brethren prepared with con,eyances to send them to
the neghborhood of the Church at Kingsvo on Friday
November 1st. 8 October 81
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aD- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING 10 HE =
couAtry home. after sojourn OF few months i'll t.
city, har:ly recognized by her friends In placeo
coarse rustic nusrd face. slle had soft ruby con
pleAon ol allnc:t marble smo0;hncss. and iustead :.
tw nt thee. she really appeared bu eighteen 6ponin
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considered it All Invaluable acqis tion TO any lady toilet
y its Use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
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Ey its direct cio the cutclc it draws from ii ell its
impurities kindly healing The same and leaving the sur
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and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail or Express on re-
ctipt Of MI order, By
W. L. CLARK " CO.. Chemists.
No. 3 Vest Fayctte Street. syracuse. n. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aECONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP PATAPSCO.
from baltimore. hereby notified that she is This
Day discharging cargo at Pier No. Union wharves
All goods not taken away at sunset will remain on Wharf
at Consignsss risk MORDECAI & CO.,
October ~ Agents.
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d! -
Marine Intelligence.

WILMINGTON, October 2l-The steamship Sap
pho, from New York, has arrived below, One OF
.fseboisS apea HaablowH'out and tha sses exiin'
guished. She will be towed up to The city this
morning. There is no serious damage.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 21.-Arrived the
schooner Peacock, from Galveston. There were
four cases of yellow fever during The passage.
One died; the others have recovered.
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A@The Friends and Acquatntances OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. j. MOSES Of Sumter, S. c., are invited to
attend the Funeral Of their infant daughter JANE from
the residence of Mr. MARX E. COHEN. No. II Ashley
street, This afternoon, at Four o'clock October ~
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only tr.e and perttcs Dw-imrncss reliable. instan-
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are mere limitations and shod be avoided. SOLD By ali
Druggists and Pcriilmcrs. Factory. No. 81 BarcIey
street. New York.
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GE0BGE L. HARTsUFF, A. A. {
YelIo,v Fevcr m New, Orleans.

MOBILE, December 21.-There were six inter
ments for the two days.
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nonestie Aarkers,
:. NOON DISPATCH.


NEW YORK, October 21.-Gold 43i. Stock
strong. Sterling time 81; Sight g.. Money 6; in
fair demand. go coupons 111J; new issue 6i.
1O-4O's 1O0t; 1905 1O42. Flour 10 a5 lower.
Wheat a lower. Corn shade lower. Pork
lover, $2lI,a 81 SO. Lard dull, 13s 14s. Cotton
hrm at Co. Freights quiet. Turpentine 55s. Rosn
rather more sast 20; strained aud common IS Goa
375.
EVENING DtsRATCH.
Cotton active and ac. better; sales 5000 bales;
Uplands 2Oc Flour steady; State sS 70 10 CO.;
Southern $40 40 II 50. Wheat frmer. Mixed
Western Corn 81 s. a 10. Western Oats soc.
Rork Armer at $21 6e. Lard heavy at 1Ss 14sc..
Rioe dnl Sngar-Muscovado III 12;c. Coffee
heavy, Turpentine So 55ac. Rosin So 60 a 8.
Freight easier. Money 3 cent Sterling-time
81 81; sight 3 a 9t. Gold 14Sd. 62 Coupons l1ls.
5ALrrMoRE, October 2l.-Oottqn quiet at 19c.
Flour dull-ao sales, Wheas declined 1oc.; prime
10 choice s6utharn rod, s2 soa ass. Corn lower
white, 81 81 40; yellow, 81 81 1 A. Oats, 70
q T2c, Rye dull at GO a zoe. Provisions are dull
end nominally unchanged,
CINCINNATI, October N.-Flour dull, and dechn-
ed 25c., Corn dull at 81. Whiskey quiet. Mess
Pork s21 rs o. Bacon firm; Shoulders IA; clear
Sides 1Sl, Lard H.
ST. LOUIS, October 21,-Oorn tirT and inactive;
yellow 81 Qs a 10; white 81 II lS Bacon
Sroopng; Shoulders IA; clear Sides 1Ss. Lard lS'
Flour unsettled.
LOUISVILLE, October N.-Superfne Flour IS 20.
Corn dp1 in sackssl1a. Mess Pork So rs. Lard
49,. Shoulders 14ts cciaar Sides ISL. Whiskey no.
minal.
WILMINGTON, October 2l.-Spirits Tupentine
quiet at 81 51s Rosin quiet. Sales of strained
and common at 50 80 So; No. 2, So 49, Tar 81 65.
Cotton better and firm at tic.
MOBILE, October 2.-Cotton closed active.
Middling IT 174c. Sales HOO bales. Receipts
7 two days 1865 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 21.-Sales to-day 1900
bales demand good and supply moderate; Low
Middlings 174 49, Receipts, $685. Flour very
dull; Superflne 80 25; treble Extra s12 374 a
1880. Corn in good demand, with an upward
tendency; White 81 40 As; Yellow and Mixed
$50 Oats in fair demand at Is. Pork nomina
and very dull at s4 "a so; Bacon in fair jobbinG
trade at 154 for Shoulders 1913 for clear Sides; 2S
FOR Sngar-cured HAMS Lard dull in tierces lag
Sterling Sc a 58 Sight Exchange on New York :
per cent premium. Gold closed at 1433.
AUGUSTA October 21.-Cotton active and frmer
Sales S62 bales. Middngs 162. Receipts 46
bales.
S.v.NsAH. October 21.-Cotton firm and ad
.voSc;no-holders too stiff for buyers. Sales S5l
ba,ss. New York Mid clings 1S 1Sic. Receipts
2l50 bales.
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OBITUARY,

DEPARTED THIS LIFE, October 10, MARIETTA.
youngest daughter Of ]. g. and ESTHER MAcKRY aged
one year seven months and fourteen days.
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az MARRIAGE AND -: i..MN, AND THE
uAppITES; OF TRUE M, ! .:.;.--Ai EssaT tor
Young Men gu the Crime oi s"ili'i and the Physc-
logical Errors !buses and Disease which create m-
pctluments To MARRIAGE with sur means OF Relief
sent i'll scaled letter envelopes free t.. tiarse.
Address Dr.. J. SKTLLlN itOUGITON.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
September 2G 3mos
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Presbyterian Synod.

BALTIMORE, October A.-!The Synod, after
long discussion referred the matter OF the reunion
of tha Old and New Schools 70 the Union Commit
tee, with the resolutions Of IT'S Presbyters. The
Synod hopes that its action will lead to its reunit-
ing the Church. not only in doctrine, but in spirit,
fr,,fb ond ,ova
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,N.g,y, Dr,turbn nee In Richmond.

RlcnaosD, October 21.Tais afternoon, -Hunni-
cutt, in speech on the Capitol Square, denounced
Northern men here. One Of them said he was a
d-d liar. The negroes attempted to mob him.
They caught an unoaending Dutchman, and were
about to kill him, when the police rescued him.
The NJ groes f5llowed to the station house, throw
ing stones, and acting very disorderly. ALI quiet
now, and there is much excitement in regard to
the elections.
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rne Eraser. T,renholn, & Co. Suit.

WASHINGTON, October M.-Judge Redard, OF Yer
mont, sails for England to consummate the settle
ment of Fraser, Trenholm; Co.'s affairs, ON tho
basis adopted by the GoFernment and American
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lNashinSton News.

WASHINGTON, October 81 General Grant has
ordered the trial of Captain Shaaf for the murder
of Colonel Shepherd, near Mobile.
The Mexican grant in California, called Zabrante
de San Jacinto, has been confirmed to Maria del
Rosano de Aguiare. The tract embraces 49, SOOO
acres; within eighteen miles of San Antonio.
There has been ssf,S7s 900 expended on recon-
struction to date.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to s452, ,OOO.
:, The indsbtedness of Southern railroads amount
to from six to seven millions.
Admiral Porters steam launch exploded in the
Severn RIVER killing the chisf engineer, Host, en-
gineer Clark, cockswain Shea, and negro fire.
man: others injured.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

THE ITALIAN IMBRO CLIO.
..FLoRENcE, October 19.-The Italian troops on
the Papal frontiers have been reinforced, and IN
creased efforts have been mide to guard the whole
frontier Ialy is greatly excited at the threat OF
French Intervention. Rome reports to FRIDAY
state that at the fight at yeroa, during which tne
Papal troops recaptured the town, the GarlOaldi-
ans sufereda heavy loss. -
LONDON, October 21-Noon-Consols 95s; Bonds
6ss.
LNERpooI, October A-Noon.- frmer-
estimated sales 5000 bales. Uplands Ssd; Or
leans SD. Breadstufs quiet and unchanged.
Produce and Provisions unchanged.
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U. s. Marshalfor said District, as Messenger.
October3 s. II, 20