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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
Special Notices.
CONsUMPTIVEs.

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In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption, is anxious to make knewn to HE fell
low sufferers the means OF cure.
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the prescription used free Of chargc,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win find a sure cure for Consump-
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all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
iect Of the advertiser in sending the prescrip-
ton 10 to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceives 10 DO invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
40 il will cost them nothing, and may prove q
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
Nav 9-lvr.
Ia A YoUNo LADY returning to
her country home. after a %sojourn Of a few months
IN the City, WIS hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of q coarse. rustic, flushed face, she had
a soft ruby complexion Of almost ma'ble smooth
peas, and instead OF twenty. three she really sp-
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry A. TO the
cause Of 80 great q change, che plainly told them
sidered IL m invaluable acquisition TO any Lsdy's
toilet. BY it, use any Lady or Gentleman can i'm
prove their personal appearance an hundred fold.
Il 10 simple in its combination, AS Nature herself
Ia simple, yet unsurpassed In It's efficacy In draw.
lug impurities from also healing, ~cleansing and
Identifying the skin and complexion. BY Its d..
rect action on The enticle IL draws from u all IT.
impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the surface as nature intended II s'0uld be, clear,
snft, smooth aud beautiful. Prize sent by
Nail or Express, on recent OF an order by
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO, Chemists.
No. 3 West Fayette st Syracuse, N. T.
The only American agents Tor the sale OF save
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
WhiskelS ana MuStachPS

EORCED to grow upon the smootheSt face In
i from three 10 five weeks by using DR.. SE.
most wonderful discovery in modern science, act
Ing upon the Beard and Hair In an almosts miracu-
lOuS manner. II has been used by the ents Of
Paris and London with the most lattering suct eas.
Names Of all purchasers will Ne registered and n
entire satiSfaGti0n Is not given In every instance
the money will 10 cheerful;y refunded. Price by
mail. sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circu
GER, SHUTS h Co, Chemists. No. 2H6 River
street, Troy, n Y. sole agents for the Unite d
Stats feb s-lVr
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work. work. Work.

There are millions Of negroes 10 feed,
And the cost is hitchsd on with the bondhold-
er's claim,
And the ,um oil New EnslsId's greed.
Vote "NoI' on the Constitutional
Amendment.
Vote the Democratic ticket and you
will soon have the pleasure Of hearing
the announcement that the Radical
BOndnoluer's gold interest has been
stopped and g~reenbackS ut par gwen in
lieu there tor.
New England has been fed by the
long enough.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19

B9- Tie meetings along the Mus.
kingum County Line arc beng large
~ attended Hon. II. J. Jcwett and
Judge Gaylord addressed on immense
crowd at Lytlesburg yesterday. In
tho evening. at L%awrence's School
House, in Bristol township, n. l.
Southerd, Esq., of GAINESVILLE, and
Judge Gaylord addressed a meeting OIL
at least Two hundred Every thing i.
working well for the success Of De.
mOcracy
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New Advertisements
NOTICE.

JNP VS. Court Of Common
Lewis. Pleas Morgan Co.
rfh6 defendant william Lewis will take notice
that the plaintiff William W. Adams, GU the
18th day of July, A. D., 1867, filed in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas for
Morgan County, Ohio, filed his petition against
ing committed an assault and battery upon
said plaintiff and claiming to recover from said
defendant one thousand dollars damages by
reason Of the came. The defendant will an
pear and answer said petition by
the 9Th Os November, 1867,
or the same will be taken az confessed and
judgment demanded for said damages.
HANNA & KELLY,
Sept. 10, '67-6w. ATTY for pItT
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
To the victims of RadIcaIirm
Work work Work !

Work work Work
With pick aud shovel and AIsi
To pay New EuglAnd's protection,
Your own and the bsndholder's taxi
The Democracy propose to leglslate
to make the Radical Bend-holder pay
his portion Of the tax, created by Il war
gotten up snd prolonged by the in
human policy Of his party.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19

A Loyal correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writes from New.
ark, Ohio, that the Democracy will
carry Licking county by an increased
majority. TIE news from all other
parts Of tho State ls Of the same char.
acter.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
Rather Gloomy

Two negro~suffrage orators, residing
somewhere-aboutS, went into Bloom
township, last night, to hold a "man-
hood suffrage" meeting. 1t is said
they boasted. before starting Of their
expectations Of a "large crowd"
Their "largc crowd" proved to be somO.
what of q '"fzzle." Had 1t not been
for q few Democrats, who had the
bump of curiosity pretty we'll devel-
oped, these eloquent gentlemen would
have had TO address. IN round num-
bers, the enormous crowd Of fueperSOns.
These fUe persons are said to be all tho
"manhood suffrageites' that reside in
Bloom. II 10 SAID they went home
grumblngl Gentlemen, try it once
more, and probably Bloom will cast a
white mans vote this fall, without q
dark spot or = faint of greasy wool
about il.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Subscribers to the Capital Stock Of The
Morgan County Bridge Company are hereby
notified that, in consequence Of the resumption
Of the work, they will be expected to COM
plete the payment OF their stock. An install
ment of ten per cent, is called for, payable on
the lst day Of August next, and a like amount
each thirty days thereafter until full payment
in each case is made. And il is to be under
stood that all stock must be fully paid up by
the LIST day Of October next, when the contract
ors have agreed to complete the structure.
By order Of the Board of Directors
W. p. SPRAGUE PrsSt.
Jnns IS tn, Is61-9m.
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A.. J. YsnswSy 4 Co. Before Jas Gaylord,
VS.. J. p, Of Morgan TIP
The said def ndant, James L.. Berry will
take notice that On tho 9th day Of August, A.
D.ls67of said Justice OF the Peace issued an
ttschment in the above action, for the sum Of
Of Sails.
HAM Ell / POWER, Atty for Plt'n.
Mcconnell sville, Sept. IL. 1857.
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JOSEPH A. KELLY = LGItOr
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

FOR GOVERNOR,
ALLEN O. THURMAN, Of Franklin.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
DANIEL g.. UHL, Of Holmes.
TREASURER OF STATE,
G. FULTON, of Crawford.
AupfroB OF STATE,
JOHN MoELwEE, Of Butler.
ATTORNEY eESERAL,
FRANK H. HURD, OF KNoE.
SUPREME JuDoE,
> THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
ooNPrRoLLYR OF rHE TREASURY,
WILLIAM NJ. SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
Nrnssa oF BOARD OF PUBLIC vosEsi
ARTHUR HUGHEs,of Cuyahoga.
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FOR BenRtor,
BBERR p. JENNINGS.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
For Representative,
DIR. J.. g. ABBOTT.
Sheriff,
ROBERT A. PINKERToN.
Recorder,
MICHAEL NJ FULTON.
Commissioner,
THEODORE CoBURN.
Inhrmary Director,
WILLIAM SHERWOOD.
Coroner,
HENRY LINKIN.
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ANiul Earthquakes in the West Indies
Tpriy~scvcps Distinct Shocks nfa IT.
Thomns-A A. City Submerged by tho Sea
--Tlree Uniied states Vessels Wrecked
4 --iNlhnd Burned 80, by ~ VoicnnO--
Great Loss Of Life and Propetty.
On the 18th ult.. severe shock Of earth.
quake was oxperieucedai Santa Cruz. The
shock was also felt out at sea, the waters
rising at great hight and becoming very
angry andtempestuous. The. United Statts
war steamer Dc Soto was dashed ashore
and broken TO pieces tho crew, however.
was all saved. The United States war
steamer Monongatela was also washed
ashore tbe same day. at Cohhatown, btt
the extent Of her injuries is not stated.
TERRIBLE EFFECTS or THE EARTHQUAKE
Forty.seven shocks of earthquake. rap
idly succeeding each other. were felt at St.
Thomas on the Goth Of November One
shock lasted two minutes. The sea rose
sixty feet on tho city, and every thug, was
submerged. The loss OF life was enormous
aud immense quantities Of merchandise
were destroyed. The surviving inhabi.
tants, houscless and destitute fed to tho
mountains. Those that remained are stri.
wing by every means to leave the island.
The steamer La Plata is the only weasel
which has sailed since The calimily, and
she left ! 800 persons behind for want of
accommodations Every business firm on
the Island is iusolvent, aud all steamship
and other companies have abandoned il.
No coal is to be bad, and the whurves are
destroyed.
AT the timo Of the sailing OF tie steamer
the earthquake continued at intervals. The
destruction is incalculable at st. Thomas.
and at portola aud st, Croix. Little Saba
is u horrible volcano and nearly burned to
ashes.
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Communicated
RoMmNa GnrRN. ONO. nec. .. M


Enron JOURNAL; There seems to be a yerv
wrong impression existing in the minds Of the
teachers aud iricuds OF Education generally,
throughout the county, as to the reas n for the
postponvment &c the Teachers Institute this fal,
created manly 10y a communication from Mr. ID.
A. ANERN, which appeared in your issue OF No
vcmber 10. by a careful peruSal of tho same, il
Is very evident that he is much more anxious to
clear himself from any blame that may be inn
putcd 10 him, as Chairman OF the EX- Committee,
than To give any reason for the postponement OF
the Institute.
From reodipg his article, many are led 10 be-
leve that the other mombers ot the Committee re-
fused to act with him IN making the necessary
artAngementS, such as procuring house, &c.
Now, this is not the case. Some four weeks
previous to the time appointed for tho Institute,
while IN conversation with Mr., WM. CALIIuAN, re-
garding the arrangem ,nts made by tho Committee
Tor the Institute, was informed by ihat gentleman
that he would attend 10 prneUtiGg accOmm ldatonS
tor the teachers, aud alS0, suitable house. ard |
have since learned that he dtd procure a house
aud accommodations, as per conversation. Bot
the matter OF procuring a house was, at no Gme,
brought to the notice Of the Committee by the
Chairman,
Nuw the only impar,asi reason for the posi- pone.
me0t OF the Institute was, that Mr. AvERY, as
chairman OF the EN.Committce, fliled o. give due
notice OF the arrangements made By the Committee
Tor holding the hs,itute--a neglect of duty Tor
which he can best answer. After Mr.. AVgRY ;
resignation, there being but throe DAYS ia which
u give uo,lce of the coming Institute through the
county papers, IL was deemed best to po,,pone
q. Z, NEARING, 0rwltr Of ne Er. Con-.
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THE PREVIOUS QUESTION.

In the hands of Mr.. WILSON, of Iowa,
this was made a formidable weapon against
those who had arranged series oe speeches
of iuterminable length. As Chairman Of
the Judiciary Committee, he had the right
Of closing the debate on the question of In
peAohmeut, although in thominority of the
Committee on that question. Ho obtained
the floor in answer to Mr.. boutwell,, aud
thus, holding the destiny Of tho debate in
his hands, mereifully spared the country
the inhiction OF days and weeks of windy
oratory. ,,, ~, ~.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
Cash for Hides.

1--WE underslgped will pay the Highest Market
Price in CASH, for HIDES df every de-
scrlphon, u delivered to me at the building. on
Front street, recently occupied by Reeds Saddery
Shop, Two doors westot nv old stand.
f. j. SEI3ERT.
Perrysburg, December IL, 1857. Al
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TRI-WREKLY EDITION.
WEEKLY EDITION.


In addition TO these low rates for clubs, we have
a splendid List Of Twenty -eight Pre-
miums, embracing desirable articles from 81
to S70O in value, which will be paid for yeahy
subscribers at full rates. Premium Lists sent by
mall, ON application. Our premiums re all or
dered new from the makers, and will be sent by
mail, postpaid, or by Express or otherwise, when
OF an unsuitable nature for the mail.
We claim for the JoURSAL-that il Is as cheap
as amy paper in the United States that il is as
good State paper as there is in Ohio and that
II is as good Family Journal as is published
nywhere.
A full seport Of Legislative and Congressional
Proceedings, the official reports of the Supreme
Court OF Ohio, aRd complete summary of State
News are among the features Of interest. In ad-
diton to these are full Market Reports, House and
Farm Items, Correspondence, General News. Sto-
RUS, Poetry, Personal and Literary Sketches, etc
A Beauiihil aud Thrilling Novelette,
Wit be commenced about the first Of January,
l. Other attractive features will be found and IL
shall be our aim to publish frst-elass Family
Journal, Republican in politics, with sufficient
matter of miscellaneous character 10 suit all
readers. The general and very aattering com.
mendations Of the Republican press Of Ohio, as
lweu as The largely Increased circulation, have
given gratifying assurance that our Efforts in the
past have not been without appreciation. and we
hope to merit still further appreciation fsOm the
same quarters. Address n.
Comfy a SMITIT,
Sze ColalaGus Ohio,
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Teacher Wanted.

4 GOOD, COMPETENT MALE TEACHER
n is wanted in Suh.nisirict No. ., OF Lake
Township Wood County, Ohio, for whose services
liberal wages will be paid Address
S5e' wv. SLArMAN, Eui Toledo, O.
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THE call for the Ohio Democratic State
Convention does not propose any nomina.
tions for School Commissioner and Clerk
OF Sppreme Court, which offices the Dc.
LiOeraty propose 10 abolish.
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T EGAJ NOTCE.-Notce is hereby given that
IL Henry Kiniker, Administrator Of the estate Of
F. Saukiller, deceased Erasmus Ranger, Admin
istrator Of Geo. W. Adams, deceased, and William
Pratt Administrator of Hamilton Il. Pratt, de-
cedsed have filed their accounts in the Probate
Court Of Wood County, Ohio, for final settlement,
and Che same will be for hearing on the 9th day of
December, A. D. 1867. ..r. '.n
-" EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, December 8, 1857. s3cs
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Mn. BorrwELt1 in his speech in favor Of
impeaehment Of the PRESIDENT started ont
with the frank admission, tlIat The Presi.
dent could not he suspended from Office
ducing the trial and said it is a difficulty
incident 10 the question, and which we
cannot reverse" That admission stripped
the impeachment scheme of pino.tcnths its
virtue, Of what practical use woukl be
the expense and excitement Of such a trial
should there be no President to be deposed
after eonvietionS II is not probable that
the trial would have boon concluded before
the constitutional expiration OF Mr., JouN
SONS term of Office. a.f- ~.
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PEoNAGR has been abolished in Mexico
The condition OF the Treasury is improy.
ing. A railroad is TO be built from the
City of Mexico to Vera Cruz and war has
been declared against Guatemala.
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sixteen Creck Ditch Nolice. .

A PETITION has identified with the Clerk Of
IN jackson Township Wood County, Ohio,
praying for the clearing OF of timber and ditchnG
the channel of Sixteen Greek, so as to carry off ali
surplus water, which often occurs in the course Of
the year. Therefore, the owners of land IN the
following sections, viz Nos. |, 9 10, IL, II, 10,
IA, 49, 2l, 22 %, 26 %, 49, 81, IS, will take no.
tce that the Trustees will meet at the house Of
George +. Leonard, on MONDAY, the 23d day Of
December, 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO consider
the prayer of, aud hear objections 1T any against,
said petition. G. L. LEONARD,
.- anl others, Petitioners.
Jackson Tp., December Z. 1867 335%
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TuE call for the Ohio Democratic State
Convention does not propose any nomina-
tlons for School Commissioners aud Clerk
OF the Supreme Court. which offices the De
mocracy rropOso 10 abolish.
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ONR Of the Aldeu lype-set,ing machines,
in New York, recently set up and dstrib.
uted 21,0O0 "oms OF solid agate type in
six hours aud thirty minutes
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1T Is ALWAYS BsTrER TO SUFFER- WRONG ruAN
TO no wRoNG, hut when YOU arc troubled with a
miserable Scrotulous Humor, il Is best 10 rnot il
out at once. DIR. j. W. l0iauPs Humor Doctor
will do it. Sold by PEoK & HAMiLros at 81 per
bottle.
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Grand Duplicate Of Ohio Tor 1897.

Grand Duplicate Of Ohio for 1867.
The whole number Of acres of land
in the State, on the duplicate for
taxation, l,;..; ,,..::..... 25,no,ou
(wich Is an incrcaseOt IL ,67S acres
since last ycar,) ,g..
The value OF these ,nds as assessed
for taxation, is'''' s5ol, Iii ,5sl
(Which is mn increase Of $2,373,550
since last year.)
The value of real estate in cities and
towns, for taxation, is,,,.....,... 172SlO173
(Which is an increase of 81 ,072, ,665
since last year,
The value for chatiel property given
in for taxation, is.''' ;,,'.;,. 4oL76LO22
twhIch Is au increase of S22, ,l00,0i3
over last year,
Tho total valuation Tor taxation of
all the property in the State, is. 81 ,I3S ,75i77g
(Which Is u total increase ON last
year Of S32, ,5t5,S5S.)
Tho rates of taxation for tho year 1867
are the samons those of 1866 for State pur.
poses, viz; One mill aud twoienths for
the payment OF the principal aud interest
Of the public debt of the State ono min
FOR tho support of Government, and one
aud three tenths mills for each dollar, for
the support OF the common schools, to he
distributed TO tho different counties of the
State according to the number of youth in
each, .,
The college lands of the Ohio University,
IN Athens County, and thoac of tho Miami
University, in Butler County, are cllimed
as exempt from State taxes, ~ that the
whole amount of the reduction valuation
does not yield taxes.
Tho amount OF levics on tho. duplicates
of 1867 arb:
For Sinking Fund s..,.,..... 81 36i,i 6S
For support of Government, called
general revenue. ...... -. ll9I NS3 50
/ For Common Schools ,.......,,., Il ,4T05l7 81
Total State leyies s,.......,...,., S3,QSl 900 70
Tho leyics for ordinary county ex-
,pooscs arc. ,....,...... ",,, sLIsS,0s0 IA
1 The county loyies for support of the
poor are, 0a4,sls 20
| DO Tor hrdge purposes '..''...'',' l,Gd2,lsQ o.
1 Do frr building purposes. 5i49O4 81
/ DO for road purposes 800. l,2Q7, sol s.
4 ID for railruad aud other debts".s 4lO,2iT %
/ The township cyics Tor ordinary
/ township purposes are''','',,. 726l9S u
/ Do for schools aud sch uolhnuses are 3,g0lG5l %
! (Being nearly equal 90 all tho
/ State taxes, including that for
! common schouS.)
] Township leviss for special purpo-
! ses, which includes all the bounty
! taxes ''ss'.s. '.,. ....,..,.. l,22S,3Il 81
] For The expenses OF cities ard incor-
pnrAted towns .''.. ....,..,,, i,3S2TSl 6i
1 OF which there is levied for
/ Cincinnati '." ...,.. S253il5l
\ Do for Cleveland. 503II2
Do for Col0mhus l0S.2TS
Do for Dayton','.,..,.. 12lfT9
Do for Toledo, including
Port Lawrence twp..,, l55,0Sl
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English Comments on the Mcssngo.

English Comments on the Message.
In its comments on President JOHNSON q
Message, the London Tines has tho fol
lowing nr
The message shows that Mr.. Johnson has
learned nothing. He transcends himsell
in impudence. lIo regards his office us
absolute as sovereigns do their proroga
tives. lie forgets all respect. 1t is hard
to say where tho hope OF the people of the
United States lies, between Johnson on the
one side, md Stevens on the other.
The other Journals use similar language,
Tho reference in tho Presidents message
TO the Alabama claims, coupled with Lord
SrANLEY's dispatch TO Mr.. FeHD, on tho
same subject, has created considerable dis
trust III financial circlos.
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AdmlnIsIratoE's sac Of Neal Estate.


u virtue of an order of sale TO me issued from
- the Court Of Probate, within and for the
county of Wood and State of Ohio, will ofltr FOR
sale at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th
day of January A. d. 1868, between the hours of
and p. NJ, of said day, ON the premises. the
following described real estate, to-wt The Sc a
of the S u of section 26. in town of range
II east, 40 acres more or less, in Wood County
Ohio, the property of William Austin, deceased
appraised at $1,000 subject to dover. therein set
OF and assigned by metes and bounds. Terms
legal. DANIEL HALL, Administrator
Lils ot estate of VIM. Austin, decd.
BY GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
Perrvsburgh, December 9th, 1857. 33eS6 :
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed ana qualified as Executor of the last will
and testament of Hannah Peoples, late Of Wood
County, Ohio, deceased. All persons interested
will govern themsulv, accordingly.
3 ..I. DAVID PEOPLES, Executor. @
Perrysburg, December 10, 1861 33d*
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THE Italian Goyernment has granted uni
yersal amnesty TO tic adherents OF Carl.
haldi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-13

THE Italian Government has granted uni
,versal amnesty TO the adherents of Carl,
balli.
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piscOvery of Land In Ihe AretIe ocean.

Discovery OF Land in the Arctic Ocean.
The Houolula AdVe,RiSar publishes an
account of the discovery Of land in the
Arctic Ocean, by Captain Long, of the
whaleship Nile. The past season was the
mlidest experienced by tho oldest whale.
men, and enabled the Captain to raach !ati.
tude T3 deg. 30 min. lle examined the
land attentively along the entire southern
coast and sketohed its appearance. II la
quite elevated and has mountaiu near tho
center. about long itude lS0 deg, aud re.
selnbled an extinct volcano. 1t is estimated
10 be 1000 feet high
lie named the country Arongells Land,
after the Russian explorer. To the west
he discovered point in latitude 70,II
north, longitude 1880 east. lie named IL
Cape Thomas, after the seaman who dis
covered the southeast part called Care
IIsnan. The Nile sailed several days along
the coast, approaching within fifteen miles,
The lower part OF the land appeared free
from snow and covered with vegetation.
II was impossible TO tell how far the land
extended to the northward. Ranges OF
mountains extended until lost in the dis
taBee.