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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
The First National Bank of Wilmington an
nounces Dividend of five per cent, clear of U.
8. tax. payable on nnd after the 9Th inst.


.PmLApKlrnIA, July 1.--Cattle dull and unsettled
sixteen hundred head sold at ten to eighteen Cents
Sheep unchanged, sales at 6@i2ke.
Hogs dull and lower 2400 head sud at eight
NJ, NN3 4
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WAN sly r. U p

A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRoToX-
IDE OF IRON, supplies the blood with its LIFE
ELEMENT IRON giving strength, yigor and new
life to the system.
II the thousands who suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility, Female Weakness, &c, would but test the
virtues of the Peruvian Syrup the effect would not
only astonish themselves but would please all their
friends for instead of feeling cross fall gone" and
miserable they would be cheerful vigorous and az
tive. .... ,..fa
A DISTINGUISHED JURIST WRITES TO A
500 FRIEND AS FOLLOWS: M +
have tried the Peruvian Syrup and the result FULLY
sustains your prediction. IT has made new man Of
me, infused into my system new vigor and energy
am no longer tremnious and aebilitated, as whe
you last saw me. but stronger heartier, and with
larger capacity for labor mental and physical than
ut any time during the last five years."
Thousands have been changed by the use OF this
remedy from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, "a
strong, healthy, and happy men and women and in
yads cannot reasonably hesitate to give IT trial
The genuine has "Perhyian Syrup" blown in the
glass; ft4 PM
A 80 page pamphlet will be sent free.
l7., j. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
.i .4E + Aa No. SO Dey st., New York.
Gold hu oil nruuoiats .-. 5lG
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The NEW srEAMboAT-IhE EScifhN'ssi
STILL CosTrNuED-Thc EhSa hdneo1 proush'
down large number OF passengers iass cvehins'
and made the time In Two hours ana llieeeh nm
utcs' including twenty minutes s'oppaoa ~ onus
ter ana Marcus hook' winch is pre''y Roou ~
ming
rms morning a large huihoer Z pas,ssss's
went up AGAIN ON inc Hanco@' anu 70 - 81 :
number Oh people Went aowh y s'e D'' '14' =
see her on.
NV A'''s ''''' 80
tickets 10 oo CENTS an'i cols'ue'ay .s.se'
hummer OF passengers went " ~ ~ ., u A III.
ing 'nah ycs'sfaay.
coz VIII oo iier p.ss " p"e' ~ ~ Z.
my 30 as " 'eaon onoss9' ", pa.,. ~.
'he ohcs'er passonsei'. DoA. .'. e. ~
proinps'y " ~ ss ..as' - No..
mas ii'eeh iiiiiuses 1'o, VI ~. oppon
wnhe 'he 'aiiY 4n'o'1 nis s,a' ~ -"
passe''eeis'--' y 04ne'ers : eo."".-. s'
| Wa HAVE RECEIVED the catalogue for 1867 OF
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MRssRs. MARTIEN & SMITH.-The attention
of our readers is called to the advertisement of
these enterprising gentlemen in the TRIDuNE II
is The only exclusively Dry Goods Store in smyr-
na They arc experienced in their business, and
courteous and prompt in attendance upon their
customers. Their store is truly beautiful one,
being fitted up in the most elaborate and elegant
manner.
The store has created quite IN excitement In
Smyrna as 1t is of o style and size highly credits
Bile to the town, and such as the citizens have mo-
been in the habit of seeing there until recently
We recommend our readers in that section tt
give u ,ssrs. NJ. s. s. q call, and we feel certain
that they will not regret it, since the stock is fln'
and their motto is "quick sales and small profits.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

VALUABLE HORSE DEAD.-The West Chester
Record of Friday says,-The beautiful Black
Hawk horse delaware" owned by William F.,
son of John q. Hicks, of Wilmington, DEL, died
at Kennett Square, Chester County, last satur-
day evening. He was driven to that place on
Saturday evening, and soon after his arrival there
was taken click, and notwithstanding the admins
ration Of the usual remedies, died in twenty-four
hours afterwards. lie was beautiful animal, Of
great speed, and was valued at about $1,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

Two ATTEMPTS TO BREAK JAIL.-On Sunday
morning, about o'clock, Mr.. Vining, the Night
Warden of the County Prison, at New Castle,
notified the sheriff that some one of the prison.
ers was attempting to break out.
The Sheriff. with Mr.. Winning and two Others,
proceeded to make an examination of the cells,
when ubon entering the cell No. 28, occupied by
a colored burglar, Davis by name, convicted at
the last term Of Court, and sentenced to five
years Imprisonment, they discovered q large hole
in the ceiling next to the corridor.
The Sheriff removed the prisoner to another
eel and place. him in irons, which will effectual-
ly prevent similar attempts upon his part. The
same attempt was made about three months ago
| by the same prisoner, but its accomplishment
was prevented through the vigilance OF the Night
warden, Mr.. Vining.
| On Monday evening an attempt to escape wal
made by Bennett, the wife stealer, which wa
likewise frustrated by Mr.. vining, whose con
slant vigilance to prevent outbreak deserves thu
highest commentator.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

REMOVAL OF THE ASSESSORS OFFICE.--An ~
tempt has been made to create the impression, In
fact we believe one of our city papers, the Jour
nal has made the assertion that Mr.. Assessor
Dickson has had peremptory orders to remove the
Assessors office to Dover. Now we have good
reason for believing, we believe one might say
we know, that Mr. Dickson has had no such orders,
but he has had orders which he can, to
suit his own convenience, construe to mean that
he must remove his office to Dover. He got
these orders In this wise some one of his fellow
Johnsonese coveting his position, perhaps, COM
planned to the Commissioner Of Internal Reye-
nue., at Washington, that Mr.. Dickson was very
seldom at his office, and that his assistants "run
the machine" whereupon Mr. D. was summoned
to Washington and informed by the Commits
sioner that he must either move to Wilmington
or take his office to Dover, and this Is the full
extent OF Mr.. DIS peremptory orders to move
to Dover.
Surprising then that Mr.. Dickson intends acting
on the Commissioners advice and attending to
his business, the question is, shall Mr.. Dickson
come to Wilmington or shall Wilmington 20 to
Mr.. Dickson7
Some idea of the Justice 10 taking the office to
Dover may be had from the following table
showing the tax paid in Wilmington city. and in
Brandywine and Christiana Hundreds, and in
the whole of the county of New Castle, and COM
pairing these amounts with the amounts paid In
the counties of Kent and Sussex, to village in
the former Of which it is now proposed to re-
move the main office >
ANNUAL LIST, MAY j, 1866.
Wilmington and Brandywine and
Christiana Hds., $14s739. s8
Balance Of New Castle County, 47852. q
Total for New Castle County, $196O92 90
Kent and Sussex, ~ 374s3.6l
Excess of New Castle County over
Kent and Sussex, $l5S5S9.4e
Excess Of Wilmington, and Brandy
wine and Chrstiana Hds.,
over Kent and Sussex Co.'S, 1l124b.2l
MONTHLY LISTS FOR 1866.
Win. and Bw. and Chris. Hds., $59sO55.6 SO
Balance of New Castle County, 4s6l1.6s
Total for New Castle County, $641ss7 81
Kent and Sussex, 38227.5l
Excess of New Castle County over
Kent aud Sussex Counties, $6O3489.7
Excess OF wilmington, and Brandy
wine and Christiana lids.
over Kent and Sussex Cos, 554443.9
ANNUAL AND MONTHLY LIST COMBINED.
Wilm., and Bw. and Chris. Hds., $74l795.5
Balance OF New Castle County, 95963,9
Total for New Castle county. S37759.4
Kent and Sussex counties, 1oi2l'i
Excess of New Castle over Kent and
Sussex counties, T6ZO3S.2
Excess of Wilmington and Brandy IA
wine and Christiana Hds,
over Kent and Sussex, $666054.t
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FIMNHcIHI VuOtHtioHH, 1---- 7
Furnished to us by JOIN Mc1KAE a Sow, Betkert.
ct Market. Wilmington. Del aas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

Lovers Of the ancient will find the old
Swedes church. the cornerstone of which
was laid May 2s, 1893, worthy q. visit :! An
attractive churchyard surrounds It, hlled
with stones whose quaint epitaphs VIII
shock and roar of the present, can pass an
hour or two very satisfactorily at Dupont's
Powder Mills or the CARY Wheel Mandatory,
not to mention the ship and steamboat yards;
In short Wilmington is place that it would
do to visit twice before exhausting its at
| fractions. Q. W. s.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

, Lake.
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trains Of
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on arrival
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1elaware Triba1te
LOCAL NEWS.

EXTRAORDINARY BIRTH. Decidedly the most
extraordinary freak of nature, which we have
ever noticed on record, is that chroniclcd by the
Republican. The italics are our OWNS
Evan T. Swayne, Esq, OF the young Ladies
Seminary at Kenneth Square has very handsome
red Devon COW, years old, which gave birth 70
pair of oren, exactly alike In size md color,thc
color being dark rcd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12

Decayed teeth are indicative ofa disorder,
cd stomach. Acidity Of the. Stomach has a
very deletcrious effect on the teeth. Goes
Dyspepsia Cure neulfalizes it Immediately.
1t is the most powerful corrector for the
stomach known. .E9l tll'Ial' l-Hl-
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Mem A0perti rtisfitleiltss

iUOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE, aat,
Il Msplewood, PittsHsld, kAss., Ons Of the oldest
and most successful schools In the eoantry, widely
kss~h for7ts superior facilities md splendid locs-
tion.y f,.f.yr,. iRBy. GsV. SPEAR, Principsl
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Insure Yonr Horses and Cattle
STEVENS HOUSE,
I'll, 23, rs & "a Broadway, n. T., Oppe-
site Bowling Green,
~ -

rJ,HE STEVENS HOUSE isweli and widely known
i to the travelling public. The location 10 espa-
cially suitable to merchants and b1siness men Is
is in close proximity to the business part Of the
city--is on The highway of Sou; hern and Western
trayel-and aSjaeent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots. s as1'i eaa fitiE g
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal aeeommoda-
tion for over 36o guestsit Is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement Mt for the com
fort and entertainme INT of its inmates. The rooms
are spacious and well With gss
and water-the attendance is prompt and rsspectful
and the table is generously provided with every
delicacy of the season-st moderate rates.
2lm6 GEO. z. CHASE & CO., Proprietors.
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LOVE g. MATRTM0Nv

The affections ofthe opposite sex may be EaiDedfy
following sinsplsrnss aDd all may rsarry nSSbilx
u desired, withoutregaTa tosweslth, ses or besatT
Send directed envelope and stamp for partioalsrs =
Madam LUCILLE DEhARRE, Bible Rouss, Ny.
's'tti aat Il o Z 90 vf5RE =
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DR. J. BRYAN, CONSULTING PHTsIcIAN,1 adat
~ m $40 BROADWAY ,kEW YoRK.
SPECIAL TREATMENT in ali cases Of Semin-
al, Sexual, Urinarys and Nervous Dseasesin male or
AnYIoB FREE and correspondence STRICTLY 0OEyI
aHayiAL. at' 81 H' nc 90 vl6n6y it Aliff
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TTTT = TI----- : FT-|I = u III ~ Y
PREsIDENT JAUREz TO REslGs.

President Juarez expresses an intention of
.esigning bis official position. He is unable
to control the intemperate councils Of his
eountrymen, and has TO give his enforced
sanction to ACTS, which his Judgment does
not appFove. To save his reputation from
becoming too seriously compromised. he
deems it prudent to lay aside his official
functions. L.lslooElt3 Diis 9ltoN Is9Iei.l
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Foreign News by the Cable, =
/ FRENCH HoNoRs TO AMERICAN CITIZENS.
PARIS, July 2.-Mr. Beckwith, Commits
sioner Of the United States at the French exc
hibition, has been created an officer of the
Legion of Honor by the Emperor Napoleon.
Messrs. Charles Perkins, Lawrence Smith,
Samuel B. Rnggles, Goodwin Birney, Elias
Howe, Kennedy, Mulat and Chicke-iDg have
been created Knights of the Legion Of
Honor - - l.-c-cal.. L.. ---..aLLa eaeaL
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,B.srasr.,,. No s4sA WORD q. pasili.,s n

| st9 9oEu6re Is NO SacniWOfu rs Fafts
T,ARRANTs, COMPOUND EX-
l. tract Of cnbebs and Copeiba, il sure, certain
and speedy cure for ell Diseases Of the 8inddsf Kid
neys and Urinary Organs, either In the Male or Fe
male, frequently performing Perfect Cure in the
short space of Three or Four Days, and always In
less time than any other Preparation. In the use Of
Farrsnps Compound Extract Of Cubsbs and Co.
paiha.- 49,. "a f... "a. t-.z.. va. .sf-.t
In its approved form Of pzste 1t Ia entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation to the pa
TENT, and no exposure. tits now acknowledged by
fhe Most Learned In the Profession that In the above
class Of Diseases Cubebs and Capsiba are the only
Two Remedies know that can be relied upon WITH
any Certainty of Success r..,.. r,-.-.,
fARRAxr's Compound Extract of Cubebs and Co
raiba never fsilsl -sI ptfss ls11F 'I b. i1I d.
Manufactured only BY TAREAST b Co., 27s Green
wieh Street, New York. l'AcVi9 't'Fi' i''i ta
Usoldby Druggists all O5erths World. -
--ff-t .. .sz4- a..t.raf rsI{ f.r4 .H... .tf
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L Literature &. Business.

LADIES, DON'T OVER LOOK THIS
The best prspartion in the world for the eouplexon
For Is cents We will ssnd receipt for the above
PRESERVATION, 30 that every lady make her own
to pay the druggist, and has the satisfastfon Of
knowing that there are No poisonous drugs In the
mixture. Address BENNETT b JORDAN,
v16heQy1 Na PO Drawer $50, Cleveland, o
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cAPITuLArIox OF VERA CRUZ.

MOBILE, July 5.-Tbe steamer -Tobasco
bearing the Mexican fagr arrived here yes
terday morning with about five hundred of
the Foreign Legion from Maximilian's COM
mand. The garrison Of Vera Cruz left that
city On the 2Sth Of June The lcapitulatioh
was signed on the a7th. They marched out
with their colors flying, aud we're, saluted
BY the Liberal forces. They were allowed
to retain their arms, aud were furnished with
national vessels to leave Mexico, Lieut..
Colonel !. 3. sndry, of the French army,
commands them, and it is said that they will
be mustered out here.
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ENGLISH SYMPATHY FoR MAXIM

/ LONDON, July 4--Evening The English,
government authorities have postponed The
grand review which was to take place at
Hyde Park, on account of the execution Of
MaximiliaB. s-~
The conduct Of the Mexican Govern tiient,
in condemnipg Macmillan to eathaud his
subsequent execution, causes great iDdigna-,
zion here and on the Continent.
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A N Ew ColN.


PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF MAMMALIAN.
From Mexico we have official intelligence
of the execution of Macmillan, Mifamon
and Meiia. The trials Of Maximilian, Meiia
and Miramon were ended On the I4th ultimo,
and they were sentenced to be executed on
the 10th. Juarez suspended the execution
for three days, and they were shot on the
18th ut o'clock in the morning. a
Escobedo writes from Queretaro: .g d
Il have, by the execution of these master
traitors made terror the order of the day
every 1 have imposed large contribu-
tions oo the rich, and have confiscated their
property and their all where 1 could not
do it in person my delegates have strictly
complied with my orders. l hope before
closing my military career, to see the blood
of every foreigner spilled that resides in my
country" The Mexican Minister at WASH
ington does not believe Escobedo ever wrote
any such stuff.) -
On the morning of the 18th the Prussian
Minister made aaother attempt to rave them,
but failed. Maximilian wrs shot face to the
front. His last words were aPoor Carlottar'
Milamon and Mejia were reduced from the
rank and shot in the back.
General Berriozabel Immediately COM
municated the news to General Reynolds at
Brownsville. There is great rejoicing in
Mexico over the event.
Among Maximilian's papers found in
Querstaro was a will by which, in case of
his death, he appoints Theodosia Learez,
Jose Maria Lecuhka and Marques regents Of
the empire. Portions of Maximilian's ser
yice-plate are on exhibition as trophies at
Matam0ros. 900. =
d7i CAPIFuLArIOE OF VERA CRUZ.
MOBILE, July 5.-Tbe steamer -Tobasco
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TIE WHFFE PiNE e0ffP0ffND

Cares sore sthfess. ealds. sosghs, ], SsGss-sz hrdr
ehitiss splitting Of blood, and SzlmoI sEy agetions
generally. IL remarkable remedy foi tif1y SOM
plaints diabstes, difficulty &c soieing urI1s sl ng
nom the kidDsyssn and bladder, gravel sad ctI e eom
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LONDON, July 3. Late news from Brazil
says the United States celenists are suffer-
ing the greatest destitutiop, and bitterly re-
pent their journey.
rs MOURNING FoR MAMMALIAN i7' tsN
vienna, July 4-Evening. The Imperial
Court Of Austria has gone into mourning for
the death of Msximilian. itodsgs i9a - ,s
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Lyons Periodical Drops.
YOUNG MEM

TFyHE EXPERIENCE OF THE PAST TEN YEARS
IL has dsmonstrstsd the fact that relianee mar BE-
placed in the Ell cecY Of
~ RRLL3s SPECIFIC PILLS
ness, emissions, physical and nervous debility, inn
potence or want Of power, ths result Of sexual ex
cess, youthful indscretinn which neglected runs
social society Or msFriasss ana ofsH teFminst imam
untitAely gsals. haks no delay in seeking ths rem
sdy, It ie entirely vegetable and harmless orthe
system, be used without interfering
with business pursuits, and change of diet is
eessaRy Ehils using thems Prics, one dollar
II you cannot get them Of your druggist, send the
money to Dr.sJa Bryan, $40 Broadway, N. Y, and
they will be sent ffss from observation BY return
mail. Private circulars to gsntlemen sent free on
application. rid tgoT lEck oovlbnSy
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Is nov oHsrsd 10 the afflicted throughout thecoun-
tsy. alter having bean prnTad hy The test af slssan
yeefs, in kha NsK gis1a Sta1ssy hsFs rs msritE
part, 1t derives IL rfktusA. - q @EEEfIs -
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PARIS, July 5.-The French Government
has granted concession to the new Franco
American Telegraph Company, which pro.
poses to lay . sub marine cable from Brest to
some point on the American coast. s4i asa
STRONG SYMPATHY MANIFESTED IN ALL EUROPE
| tiN FOB MACMILLAN.
I LONDON, July s. 5-Evening.-An the
Courts of Earope have adopted mourning for
the death Of Ns1imilian. i is4 5Gs IF =
! A recall of ths British Legation from the
City of Mexico, and suspension, of diplo-
matte relations between Great Britain and
the Government Of Mexico, 10 seriously pro-
posed. =. ,.firl tas sJs 23iJai 81
4 WITH MEXICO. ,.,f... ..I.-..,
PANS, July 5-Evening.-The Moniteur
to-day has an article expressing its detesta-
sion ef the murder Of Maximilisn.
In the. Senate and Corps Legistiff to-day
speeches were made denouncing his execu-
tion as crime against civilization: Orders
have been sent out suspendipg from their
functions all French consuls in the Mexican
Republic. t.-.f-,..t j.
Alifestivities in this city have ceased, and
all preparations for forthcoming fetes have
been abandoned out of respect for the mem
ory Of the ill.fated Maximilian. . "
FoR MAxIxuIAN's BoDY. -s.a,,
vienna, July Tan Austrian feet is to
be Immediately dispatched to Mexico for the
bedy of Msximilian. aai 1l--'sFf9 L'7F-
II bus IsMAIL PAsHA IN LoNDON. 'is ii'
LONDON, July g. -Exeniug-Issnail Pssha,
sovereipg of Egypt, has arrived here from
Paris. The railroad station was decorated
with flags and flowers in honor of the
illustrious visitor. who was accorded grand
reception, in which the Prince of Wales
and Lord Stanley, Secretary OF, Foreign
Affairs, played conspicuous parts. A large
bodyo of troops was in attendance and formed
an escort to the King of Egypt. Isinsil
Pasha is guest Of Earl Dudley. I4or seis
A New CON-, ,s,e5 r,ira
PARIS, July THE international Congress
for the regulation Of go d aud silver coinage,
now in session in this city, has fixed upon a
gold five franc piece and its multiples, as a
basis for uniform currency in Europe and
America. l...,., ~ b. y..-.-- e,f,r4
THE FOURTH OF july.
The Fourth of July was celebrated by
Americans in London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna
Brussels, Rome, Venice, and other foreign
cities aud pOrts. s.e- tt-...ss,s.-f 3,ss ..l
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The Cow requires 70 Be supplied with IN alhnaAacso1 %
-uot to make her izt-thI1 b not deslTabls bat 10
kesp up resnlar sscrstion of mllk, and AL owners a
COWS VIII nnd by giving then
sI.oASs's Co1gDxT1oS POWDERS
twice week, large increase in quantity md quasJ
of milk and cream Il carries oR al levsF Ead IN
vuities o. the blood Ths effect b throughout IL
season By rich and abundant dow Of milk.
Tbs farmer Il beginning 70 Be aware Of the valuable
sroperties Of SlcGz's Csssdistoss Rps0&sP, IN pEs
nssng the condition of hs 1hssP and 7reIeHtnG an9
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\ n IN ~ y Es7f0 7
ANOTHER CABLE.

PARls, July 5.-The French Government
has granted concession to the new Franco
American Telegraph Company, which pro.
poses to lay . sub marine cable from Brest to
some point on the American coast. e4, Aasg
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al, ~, r,6. svrd .si.IGl 1l5tIaI
sof thJes months. ' f7'Fs 53nto 0ot S'NN
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MAxIMiLIAS's YArE-

~ 1901, MANNHEIM n > fATE-8l Ifoes sissIl,
LONDON. July 2.-7Ths London Times and
London Post of this morning express, in their
editorial columns, much pity for the fate of
Maximilian, and denounce the cruelty Of
President Juarez in orderiug his exeeGtion.
CELEBRATION OF TEE, ANNIVERSARY OF THE
irr.., "a BATTLE OF sADowA.' ,srs--}a snts
BERLIN, July 3.-The anniversary of the
battle Of Koniggratz, better known as Sadowa,
was observed to-day by grand ceremonies at
Pottsdam. The Prassisn troops were re.
viewed BY the King, and colors were pre-
sented 10 each regiment which participated
in the engagement. - srf.
SUFFERING AMONG AMERICAN coLoNIsTs IN
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-12
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