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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25
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;MaDAhx E F.'THoRxros; tho great English Astrylo-
gtH; claryoyunt and ptyoSomshician Who has aston
iahsd tfh Of thsi Ola wl bps now 10
cstOd hersaif At Hudson n. Y. Msdsns Fnoanros pos
bis hor q inp.ai orisasd q e. sslss, inportsno.
to tho slnRls Ok pkuisdoi ethAr NattS ID sts,o
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you arc TO mary, and By theaid Of instrument f In
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psodnes Atelihe ptepFo f Tho fatSss hntbsB9 eth.
SaS @ n s s SS8ssSa 81 fssiaissasa is aa "a
rend; --wgr drstred; u nined .
guarantee that ts pdctnre 70 what u pupofss D,
eneoahs uan l9ek pt tair. spa tps pssas Of birth
age disposition and conpletop and snnlosins NJ comb
and
an communications ssszediy AdQfota tr
confidence, 1fsaSns z. ?, HousFTuHiy F.US 1ofAa
Huason, II; 7, n 81 " tya III iiateh 80 ;
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Pure Brandy.

THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE, OF oFtADULTKRATNo
F3RAHDlEs having bOoomo 30 common. that gonuino
ielc Ia tho exception Is Importance TO thoso
cquirinsit for Family Hio and !pyad. thAt 1t shoula
Po OF undaubtod purity and efnoaoy. lti!j ,tU,li:,
wo are pleased to notice that tho old and popular vino
Importers. BMINaER CO.. No. I6 Beaver street. New
York very oppcuno In calling tho attention Of f,ml
80 y stt q; III .LEsJE,,t ,1t' =
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oe nom dloohollo Gavor nnd inpuriHss sudfuy .p,tro
atipg tho nct that is often rocoD,mcRasaB s Mod
Faculty rs sustaining stmulant whom ali other 70
modIOs fail. wo ato hbw botng kha llIhs at roasonA-
Die rates Brandy gaRN importittpp from ono Of
the most rosponaiblo houses IN Franco, and known a.
'BININaERB DID MEDAL 16aNAo.",
This standard Article Is sold by all df tha prominent
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon WonK.-Wo havo now completed our Office
Eo as to execute, in tho shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK. and wo most ro-
spcctfully ask tho patronage of our friends.
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Post Omce Notice.

Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May O. 1867.
Hereafter, until furthor notice, tho Northeastern
Maile viii close at 1.15 P. M. and arriyipg at tho
Dop9t a Is T. sIt uAlI.Bo roadS tot doliferysat Il
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Oflco will open at
1880 P. n. for ono hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will coz
tnuo to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charls,ton Railroad at O A. M. on
Mondays, Wodnesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G..TRoTr, P. M.
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PUBL1O; HO1UCE,

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HAS l M sis {{ clsrt of Council,
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A 1tlSs. L ph i&rSsaIi.r.. firing iaspraaHaa the
greatest importance 70 Tho youps of both seIes.
1t tte4sc9S S6~ G,o 1noiy nisy buSoIho bcaGGIl5 mo
pe.ptsed r9psstsd. and Tho forsakvnlored- ~, ,E
Ep young iSdyqr gsntlpm,9 shgpla fAl scnd thciE
fddross. Md fsecfSo copy posLpsd BY rStufn EAh
rHb,.r" :! rr - Addrcss'F F. G. .'Dnwsr, 2ht-t
March 90 lyr Trof,NY .
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REMovAL.-Mr. ". pAHNnL, tho agcnt OF tho
Southern Lifo Insurance Company las removed
his ofiloo from over tho Fret National Bank to No.
80 Broad street south side. This Is moro con-
veniont and public location and bcttor suited for
an Office. II
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TIE STREET CARS will rosumo their regular trips
to tho Battery otter O'Clock P. NJ. this day and
continue, ns heretofore, tho regular schedulo.
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REDUCTION OF FnEIoHr ON THE SAy lNNAa AND
CnAnLEsToN RALRoap.-Dy q notice in another
column, itiltt bs ssen thai tho ratos OF passage
and freight on this road will be reduced 20 per
cent. below tho present ratios. This will DO groat
conv, ,nience to the community, and will increase
tho patronage now given to tho road. 40 !,
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CorTos CLAIMS. JOHNSTON, who Is
engaged in the practice of tho law in Washington
with Judge D. N. COOLEY has arrived in this city,
having como to take testimony in suits brought
b0rI Judge tho Court of Glnims,, AamnpS
OF our citzens ARG ihtefestea:nt 'dsscs; they
had bottor mako an carly call on Mr.. JOHNSTON at
tho Mills House.
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F1noaAopA PAoaSoniohb hppuCaDlc 10 tnq
Fraternity in this city. About ffty medical gen
tleman wert in attendance from various portions
,of the State. Well &ritton papers on important
subjects were read by DIR. r. II. WrrpotnN o
t.1i afia lis NJ 3iG! tss'' 48qs
r: Woop, Of Wilmingtoh5.Dr E. BURKE HAYWOOD
tie BBesa o kSt6fg Dr. wniiA,
.S.i TaoMAn,rpf sWlmiastons sad, othsrsX. Thost
msss e tRsssss sshs & 4
OF them wtltbp. ed ,horoaftes tt],ttheppp
coodlnss and aisMb1eA to tho proasasoasa;Ii ia a
Tho so,ietya Rdsolssd 70 abandon, as far az cir
oumstances win admit, tho CUSTOM of indisdtimi
nEte orodits for professional aeryitesso DONG II
vogue, deeming IL q inoasure OF necessity imposed
upon tho profession to make this change, and Il
establish uniform rates Of charging, varied to sn
tho different circumstances OF tho various local.
tcs In the State and tho ability Of patents to pay
Tho profession were earnestly recommended, tc
adopt these splss tnrelatlqn to isanniAry aekheH
edgments, not from any ilberality or injustice tc
the public, but as means Of Justice and protoo
7 tion alike 10 themselyos and tho public. ~ i.l
Tho following gentlomon wore elected offloors
for the ensuing year:
Z For President--Dr. 8. 8. skTouwrrL, New Han.
ovcr. st; iE3g - IS
4 For vioo Prcsidents-Dr. Huoa KELLEY, Irodoll
.DH5 QnAaLH ii o'HaaAN PHt; pr, iiJoaE:rsaf ana q
BARN, Rdgecomto DR.. ". a. b Nonooia
Z Cto1an. 3 ~ s9i, I j. Z; iyQ 5 US tt555
! . gof Bcore;ary+ Drt Yaos. p. .Woop, Wilmington
II oies1T 1Treasurer- u. W. JoSEs, Tarborsctyc
Il For orstor--Dr. W. ALB, Hoacps, r EdtL1nion,
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q .:ea it-i fs1t A,ssLYBIUs.,s't,: . G.'t.rri..:
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upoh To ths. 'efs'
,kEi b.if f.:;,;'&t I, 'DoWEfG itoisEa,
ssgtAen PraaHsuse No. 15l Meeting street.
April a thstu8mos
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trDqdhzat3a fexS hodrS pttetioss: :nAkftH AYcsA ef
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siyissia Asp! on4s.Inssficsi d i HsusstRqE.llssiIcs
interested are reforrod to the adret u lhS!
sa vannah and Charleston IRatlrcad Company In
another column, and arc rominded that tho time
for issuing scrr certificates In lieu Of bond, sur
rendered tFils eKpiro on tho LIST Juno pro1imo,
whom tho books viii bc closed and holders dobarrod
[thc 2 pffiFSileso. tE.llVW 3 ifiI.iin .YNlI
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22
FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. Louis, June 81.
Omaha dispatches give the following bar
barities on the 18th at Fort Sedgwick:
Col. Dodge had a citizen named Hendricks
fogged with 100 lashes on the bare back
for selling whisky to the soldiers. On the
same day and at same place, soldier re-
ceived twenty-five lashes for stealing a gun,
and on the next day he was stripped and
suspended two hours for getting drunk, the
mosquitoes and buffalo mats toyturing him
terribly.
A battle was fought on the llth inst, at
-0iFallon' s station, between sixty whites be-
longing to Wilson Clagger' train, en- route
for Fort Phil Kearney, and one hundred to
one hundred and fifty Indians. Nine In
dians were supposed to be killed. the whites
sustained no loss.
SIX companies of troops left Fort Sedg-
wick for Fort Sanders on last Saturday.
The Indians are quiet between the North
Platte and Denver, but troubles continue be-
tween Denver and Laramie. Denver papers
ofthe 14th, announce the arrival of three
Platte river coaches and forty passengers and
heavy mail, also two Smoky Hill coaches.
The Indians took seventy-two heaa on mules
and horses from Hugo's station.
Gen. Sherman is said to be displeased
with the Colorado volunteers, their govern
mept not being sufficiently prompt. He is
still at the North Platte.
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FROM CAIRO.
CHrcAnn. lime 81.

CHICAGO, June2l
The Journals Cairo special says Ar.
rangements have been completed for grand
Masonic celebration in this city on Monday,
June oath, the anniversary of st. John the
Baptist, by the Lodges of Cairo and Mound
City, at wheh time the corner stone OF the
Fourth Ward public school building will be
laid, with Masonic ceremonies. All Lodges
within one hundred miles have been invited.
The Fire companies, and schools Of the city,
will be out in the procession. After the GER
emonies of LAYING the corner stone.a collation.
will be spread at the large yellow warehouse
in the upper part of the city, after partaking
of which toasts and responses will follow.
In the evening grand ball will be given at
the St. Charles Hotel. The affair
throughout will, no doubt, be one of the
grandest that has ever transpired in this city.
The weather is becoming excessively hot,
but the health Of the city continues good.
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PRESIDENT STILL SWINGING
AROUND THE CIRCLE.

WASHINGTON, June 81.
The Presidential party left at quarter past
eight o'clock this morning. The Postmaster
General left last night, and joins the party at
New York. Secretary Seward and General
Rousseau join the President. Mr.. Stocked,
the Russian Minister, also accompanies the
party as far as New York.
The President was received at the station
by the knight Templars with Masonic hon
ors. large crowd cheered the party as the
train moved off,
ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, $40 a. m.
Gov. Swann, of Maryland, is here. He
came on board and paid his respects to the
President and Secretary Seward, and will &C
company them to Baltimore. Gov. Swami
handed he President letter, couched in
complimentary terms, and enclosing the reso-
luton of the Maryland Constitutional Con.
vention, earnestly inviting him to visit Annap-
oils on his return to Washington. The
Convention for this mark of welcome and
respect, saying that if practicable, he will
visit Annapolis on the 28th inst.
BALTIMORE, June 21--9:30 a. m.
The traih reached here. A large crowd
is in attendance, and the President was re-
ceived with cheers. Mr.. Garnett, President
VI tue a ohtU hdlHUhu SOUpdHf,
Gen. Sehreiner, and others, came in the cars
to welcome the President. The train remained
but few minutes.
BALTIMORE, June 2l-9:45 a. m.
On arriving at the Philadelphia and vii
mington depot the crowd repeatedly cheered
the President and Secretary Seward. The
Baltimore delegation of Knight Tcmplars
here joined their brethren OF Washington.
Coy. Swami, the Collector of Customs, and
others took leave Many persons came into
ths state car TO welcome the President aud
wish them pleasant journey. The muni
cipal authorities Of Baltimore, and many
prominent parties. had extended hospitalities
to the party, but were necessarily declined.
WIrSIscrcS, Del, June 2l--l2:40 p. m.
The President passed through here at 1890.
The train paused FIVE minutes. Cheers were
given. and johnson and Seward shook hands
with the people. Seward had hurt his iD
ger and declared that bis was the first blood
shed in Delaware.
TKESrox, June 2i-2l p. N.
The Presidents salute Was fred by the
State authorities. When the train reached
this city crowd rushed towards the state car
where the Presinent was met by Gov. Ward
and the State officers. The Governor es.
corted the President to the platform and in.
,roduced him to large number Of persons,
including many ladies' The Governor and
those accompanying him, came into the car
and paid their respects to Seward.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YORK, June2 I'll.
The Herdld's New Orleans special says !:
No appointment Of a Minister to Mexico has
yet been made in the city, all statements to
the contrary notwithstanding. Attorney
General Stanbery's opinion, if carried out,
will probably defeat the Radicals in Louis
siana.
Minister Campbell LEFT for Washington to-
day.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed Gen. Grant
yesterday that the last returns make the
number of registered voters in Louisiana
81 ,4s8. There will be a large number Of
whites entitled to register, who will decline
on account Of objections TO the Military Bill.
Gov. Flanders, of Louisiana, in a recent
speech denounced the eou6scatlon of the
property Of the leading citizens Of New Or
leans, and pronounces the charges of specu-
lation against Collector Kellogg as false and
maliciour
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FOREIGN NEWS.

HEw YoRE, June 81
The following are the Hraids cable dis
patches:
LosDox, June 20.-To-day was the Goth
anniversary Of the acceptance by Queen Vic.
toria of the United Kingdom. Bells were
rnng, royal salnte fired at st. James Park.
and Tags are flying all over London. The
Queen is at Windsor Castle.
he suthorilles of this metropolis have yo-
ted to present addresses of cougrasula,ion TO
the Emperurs Of Russia aud France en- their
escape.
BIRNIyGIiAx, June 20. The harsngues Of
Manard Murphy, against Popery, led to great
disturbances here within the last few DAYS.
There has been great excitement, which
looked at ore time as if j, would lead to very
serious consequences. At least one hundred
thousand people were in the streets. The
mob held the city, sacked several houses,
and marched through the streets singing glo-
ry halleloSsh, John Brown, and other oho>
russes. The riot act was read and troops or
dered to the city from Manchester but they
were not obliged 10 fire upon the people. Tine
police used their euilasses upon several per
sons, woun@ing them, but none were killed.
The excitement Is somewhat lulled, and It ,s
thought thai the disturbance has ended.
Murphy has persisted every night in making
long and offensive speeches against the Ro.
man Catholic church, ridiculing its rites.
An attempt to renew the disorder has beer
put down and comparative quiet now pre-.
walls
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FROM WASHINGTON.


NEW ORE. June Il.
The 7fibunes Washington special says
that the Government is informed by the bni-
ted States Consul at Vera Cruz, and Com
mander Leroy of the Tullahoma, that when
Santa Anna arrived there in the Virginia, be
announced with considerable flourish that he
came there by the desire and at the request
of Juarez and Maximlian, and backed and
Supported b. the United States Government,
to lake control of the Mexican Government
These facts were immediately made known TO
the United States Consul and Commander
Leroy, who, believing Santa Anna's state
ment false, came together and consulted as
to the course to be pursued. Commander
Leroy at once repaired on board the Virginia
and informed Santa Anna that he and bis
suite must come on board the United States
vessel Tulahoma and spend the night, it then
being nearly dark They we're then conduct.
ed TO the TuIlahoma and left there last night
On the following morning early Commander
Leroy had Santa Anna and his party again
placed on board the steamer Virginia, and,
with her Mexican passengers, was conducted d
by the Tullahomd twenty miles cut to sea,
and there set at liberty, with instructions to
Santa Anna not TO appear again in that eoun-
try.
The Times Washington special says that
an lnutCttnent ms Ueen louuu dg6lHSt W III.
James, collector Of internal revenue at Rich
mond for malfeasance in Office.
The zriJuae's special says that there is Of
fetal authority for the statement that Mr..
Seward enclosed in his letter to Juarex cop
les Of dispatches from Queen Victoria and
Napoleon to the President, asking the Uni.
ted States Government to use its influence
with Jnarez to preserve the life of Maxi.
milan.
Col. Capron, il is generally expected, will
be appointed Commission of Agriculture.
The Heralds special says that the i'm
peachment testimony has all been arranged
and will be submitted to the House IN July,
without any report accompanying it.
WASHINGTON, June u.
Marcus Ollenbury, United States Consu
at the city of Mexico, has been appointed
minister TO Mexico, vice Campbell, resigned
The President and party we're received al
the railroad depot by the Knights TempIars,
who acted as an escort to the train, which
left at 9;45.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
LONDON, June 2l-Eyening.

LONDON, June 21-Eyening.
Dispatches from Constantinople gives re-
port that the Sublime Porte has refused TO
consent to the request of the Great Powers,
preferred through collective diplomatic
note, that hostilities be suspended in Gambia.
and that inquiry be made into the grievan
ces Of the Christians by Commission ap.
pointed collectively by the Great Powers
and the Porte.
The Turkish Government profess to have
information from Omar Pacha, that he is
making considerable progress, and hopes
soon to subdue the cretes.
VIENNA, June 21-Evening.
The Austrian Government have granted
an amnesty to all political offenders.
QUEENSTOWN, June 81.
The steamer Scotia, from New York, ar.
rived. Arago from New York, arrived.
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FROM CONCORD,

CoScoRD, N. H., June 81,
Mills, the Franconia murderer, escaped
this morning from the Haverhill jail, but
was subsequently caught He dug ost stone
Eve fest long and two feet wide, between the
cells, and raised up the door seven inches and
crawled under It into an open space way, 80
fas. he pushed BY and rushed out, but was
seen before he got out Of the yard. He ran
about three fourths of mile, and finding
that he vas pursned he sat down and gave
himself up,
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw YoRK, June q.
Advices from Rio Janeiro show that the
Allies make no farther progress in the war
with Paraguay.
The cholera has much abated in the Al.
lied camp. 1t is reported that il has broken
out among the Lopez troops.
In the opening address to tie Brazilian
Parliament on the 22d, the Emperor said:
Recently the Government OF the United
States offered its kindly mediation. The
Allies were grati6ed for these offers, but
could not however, accept, a. they were not
consistent with national honor.
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FROM. ST. LOUIS.
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ST. IouIs, June 81.
The Democrat special says; Gov. Fletcher
so~day took possession Of the Atlantic i
Pacific Railroad, formerly known as the
Southwest Branch of the Missouri l. Pacific,
which was purchased from the State by Gen.
Fremont and associates, the purchasers hay-
ing neglected to pay the first Annual insial>
ment, due June 18th, and Otherwise failed to
perform their contract. The road has been
placed in charge Of Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, oi
ST. Lonis.
The Governors action meets with the
hearty approval of the people Of Southwest
Missouri The citizens OF Rolls held a mass
meeting tonight, at which Gov. Fletcher
spoke.