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KENIUCKYrr STATE LOTTERY

NTURRAY, EDDY a. CO., MANAGERS s.
M Draws twice day fSudays excepted. Also,
twice month on the Havana plan. Information
FURNISHED hHd prizes casked at Offices No. 8, ever the
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COLUMBUS, s INDIANAPOLIS Ii s.
CENTRAL RAILWAY

q
DOR ANDUSKY, TOLEDO, DE-
f TR0IT, Richmond, Indianapolis. Lafayette.
Springfield il.l ere Haute, Evansville LoGis-
VILE Gs,Fo' Chicago aud all points West
No change of cars between Columbus and, Indi.
F6UR TRAINS leave Columbus. daily. as fol-
i0ss SSSpSnsS n N %
Aa arrives at Ailfor1 9:l5 Al Nj Urbana le:3o
AM Piqua 200 r 81: This Ti train connects at Mil
taine, ClJ de and Sandusky.s -yrI - - W,
| 1880 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS-Arrive at
Urbana 1:54 =. NJ; Piqua 800 P. M; Lima $40 P.
n; Chicago Svia Ii: Lips5 g: Richmond AS
apoiis 7:5e p M Louis Il As a. M ;Teirre Hante
1850 r NJ; " Mattoon Lao A. N e Psps S;2I a.. Mi
cago (via Iayfcttej $50 A. Nj; Springfield 5Sa5 A.
NJ; Quincy i2sO p M Ks0k9k KSS s:OOP. N: This
any other route from Columbus. i-,
5:45 q. M. WESTERN EXPRESS-Ar-
Tives at Urbana sN5 Bellefontaias + . l9a7 p Nj
NJ IL TsA f9 H. Richmond s no H.; IT,
iPfTs Il S R5i EfR
AND 4 AA1kFta 1ata HSgRS in advance OF any oothsf
1925 A. M. NIGHT EXPREssdk rrriysS
at Urbana PIP A. M :; Piqua 3:l5 A. M; Richmond
4SStA,M; Oh Ghiessg0 Syia kishmSp9 D I1i4SR; Nj In
Hsnte ii:s4 a. M. EysnsTdisi IS4O p MI: Matsooa
Il Hi Fs9f f'S ebifss 9?s f. IFS ha
F61k HS6Rs advance fs6 0f q 5
f'Sts New ff State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
III Changes S made IL USSodn MOI Depots. Baggage
Ask Sokk f9E Tifkets Sia n fMolrSpAfR1 R1sphAAf
b5i5 III Ra RRes.osK.l .fiokst Igssts, Columbus.
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[From the Mercer Constitution
Garfield.

Garfield on the 18th inst. wrote from
Washington to his constituents of this dis
triet, for leave of absence during the Fall
campaign Ia Ohio. The extra session OF
Congress had brought on relapse, and be
must go to Europe and recruit his health,
let the electiongo as it would. We. with
a few of his personal friends, on receipt OF
his letter, went Immediately to work,
and procured the coveted leave
of absence on condition that
his ssimportant Law Case in Virginia did
not make hislpresence ethereindispensible
The furlough was dispatched in great
haste, ,ssupposing that the poor invalid
would be anxiously awaiting the result OF
hishuinble request. The following day we
received. a reply to our dispatch inform
ing us that Garfield had left on the
day of writing for leave of absence
Itirwas no doubt a stragetical move,
ifolnot a military necessity on the
part. of the General to save the little wan
ing reputation he has left. He has sense
enough to see that the champions of negro
equality-exemptio of bond holders from
taxation and similar heresies and monstros-
titles of the Rump are bound to be signally
defeated in Ohio this fall. .sz
: If Garfield is too good for Governor, per-
haps he is too good to stump for such a
plug as Hayes. lr) 3u ..If
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Paragraphs from the BOSTON Po


Corn is growing more than an inch day
in Maine. es.q.eto
5 .rQuantrill, the guerilla, is now living in
Texas. 80. aHaGd .t .'la 83-aN
New York has slain 5000 dogs. ~
The Prince of Wales has signed the
pledge.
King Ohio was largely in debt to his
washerwoman.
New corn can be engaged for twenty five
cents bushel in Texas. q.4I .t.34lz<
The Lookout Mountains are looking out
for visit from General Grant.
just one half the American exhibitors in
the Paris Exposition received awards. .
People in London are again touching
their heads and declaring that Queen Vic.
is not all right there.
10 A cooperative lager beer room is to be
Started in New York. twill go into liquid
alton the first day.
One hotel at Saratoga buys 1,S00 chick
ems daily for b reakfast.
Forney has visited the Paris Catacombs.
Supposing he staid there ,-,,7,-.,
- A lady nearly died in Hartford in con-
sequence of receiving bichromate of potassa
from a blundering druggist. H3
The New Workers are becoming; dis
gusted with their detective police. They
lost over two millions last year which those
gentlemen couldn't find again.
The,theories. of Wade and Chandler are
finding practical illustration in the acts
Of Escobedo, and very pleasant the MeXi-
cans find them.ao I1
IA harness-maker in New Bedford will
shed his working harness to take proper
ty of $l37,000 bequeathed him in England.
T e Adventists of Machissport, Me-, are
building a substantial meeting house, just
as if they didn't believe the world is COM
ing to an end next year. +
Among the Indian chieftains of such
names as Spotted-Wolf, Now-a-Way,
Horse Back, Little-R Racer, etc., there is one
ton. '.j-.$I :Tt-i''f21 III ~
Scranton, Pa is apparently near Thad.
Stevens Y famous "penitentiary. The
ground is full of infiammable gas, one jet
of which has been burning for months.
The keenest of recent New York frauds
is described thus: A young man of gen
teel address, entering a bar-room, struts
to the bar and familiarity calls for a glass
of bourbon, and on turning to look about
the room, seeing a half dozen or more
strangers, heFinvites them to join in drink
ing confusion to- the excise law. After
ali having drank, the stranger calls for a
paper of Century tobacco-and on opening
|. It, to the surprise of all, he takes from it a
500 note. OF course, champagne is. or
dered, after Furnishing which, the stranger,
looking at the clock, reeolleets an appoint
ment End throwing down the newly found
treasury note, tells the bafkeeper to Keep
$40 for,himself, paysrfor the wine, gets his
change, and takes his departure.l It's al
most useless to say the note is spurious.fs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
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She brings together those long separated gives in
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There cemeth glad tidings of joy Ito all.
To young and to old to great and to small
The beauty which once was seprecious and rare >,
Isfree for all. and all may be fair. 9t ts.uo q
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
YOUTHFUL INDINCRETION,

which, neglected. ruins the happiness and units the
sufferer for Business. Social Society or Marriage,
no delay in seeking the remedy, Bells Specific
Pills be used without detection or interference
with, business pursQits.-,, a-Iil .o-,- z-,iI,t=;y
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm
less the system. Each box contains go pills, with
full directions and treatise on the consequences
and cure Price One Dollar. Beware of counter
feits If you cannot procure, them of your Drug
gist, send the money to DR.. JAMES BRY AN, Consult
ing Physician. sls Broadway. New York, and they
will be sent by return OF mail, free from observa-
ton. For sale by Druggists generally. ''I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
YOUNG a9MEN

The experience of the past ten years has demons
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed In the efficacy Of DIS r5ASiH tH'''l'-" i'
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS., WoI
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous De-
bility Impotence, or want of power, the result of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Gin cfnnasti att Railroad.

vSiiTrainS DaiIy, > n
.b9I9yo9Sib ENOEPT1 SUNDAY, saiuaim eva
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little NIlaIilf & C6lslnlbtls e Xenia
14In gnibnid Railroads vnb fed1o adt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
ADDITIONAL.

1oWe learn that after our reporter left Fair-
field bail was given for Johnson, and his
friends succeeded in getting him away
from town. The admission OF such mon
ster to bail is inexplicable, and it is not
surprising that the people were exasper-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06

Scranton, Pa, is apparently near Thad.
stevens Y famous '.penitentiary." The
ground is full of. infiammable gas, one jet
of which has been burning for months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
MEXICO

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE or QUEREI,RO
MAMMALIAN TREATED As A PRISONER OF VAR
TREATMENT OF PRISONERS by THE LIBERALS.
THE TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS. June San Luis Potosi dats TO
the nth and Monterey the 10Th ut have received
port of MiramOn's capture is confirmed Mendez now
ever. was not in Querctaro, aud cannot be found.
More than 200 subaltcrns taken prisoners. SOne
OF them executed. The execution Of the nneinost
prominent officers is considered only question of tine.
EscObedO Issued order. on The 9Th ult., tht all
officers Of the Imperial army who did not surrnder
within "a hours would be shot Identification, aid all
persons cOncealing them would be tried in conformity
with the laws.
Another order states that all soldiers and citizens com
hitting theft violence would be shot ON the spot
third order is addressed 10 his soldiers 1t cOwratu
lates them warmly and is exceedingly bitter on he in
vaders. Napoleon, Frcnchmen. md traitors 1t hints
will be carried out
Your Monterey correspondent states the numer OF
prisoners captured TO be $500 among them eight generals
Of division.
Macmillan looks well lie would start for Sn LUIS
soon He will he treated prisoner Of war and will
probably be conveyed by Juarez to the capital IN the
18th Ten thousand Liberal troops left Querctaroor the
capital on the 18th.
Juarez and his Ministers have already had 'Onfer
cnce reference 10 the disposition of Maxmilhn. but
the conclusion arrived at is still unknown here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
DIED.

CoRY-At Delphi Indiana on Friday MAJ 81 saIy, hAh' "
Noah and MAry y. X Cory, aged month ana - uA9s
WEDNESDAY evening June Of typhoid lever SUSIE
wife OF william Halssy and daughter OF the late AonO a. AD'
Thu md friends family respectfully invited 20 asno
the funeral on SATURDAY afternoon a. sooA on VI" ~ " WV
Tr.nsssnrstiou Twe nty ninth st.. near Frha'e
KRssNAN-ou Wednesday morning June D. OF heart disease III
cbsrles Kessman Of Cassel Germany -, nh a.,
,, invited attend his funeral on FRIDAY amer
on - ~ oeock his late residence No $50 Ca1onT
Brooklyn. . -. ~, - .l3..,
moopon Tuesday MARY. wife Of Peter Mood and e'e'
daughter o. S are invited to attend thefne at oeOei M
on FrIj." from Der late residence, No OIL horton'''
vtop M Tbudsv morning, June O. Rebeeea winnie oung
p,hs Hon Nelson Taylor aged and months
TN. ys,,s. and friends Of the sm are respectful, n' r
~. N =. m, residence Of her parents No a9 hsni'@ o" rh
dsy afternoon June &, At sodoch ., II,
uTrIp IA THURSDAY morning Jane Of heart disease sarah vile
~ n, John r futile agt1 81 years 49,, ,.,.. "a.
The S,SS. Of the family invited to attend the %sers es .
Jnsa No Forty second st. at u O'Clock n on
A. Jans The will be taken to New wen log n'efmeh
by the l2;I5 train . = ,,e,c ca,
azsd % years - A.. t..i.a IN attend tb. hsa.,.
Of the family are repec'hni, h'N 20 e'>
.. Frss, jane T. AZ seeS NihOlI a1IesI saV'isN'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
REPORT or THE GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON. juno 6-Ihe Acting Secretary q the
THE MINERALS OF TENYEssEE.

no IdltOT u IN ITIDUHt
SIR. Being subscriber 10 THE TRIBuNE. ] take the
t, m renne,tpg little information As viii diove
~ In the extreme Within tins and e
ofth adjacent Of North Csrolna and Virginia minerals
I mineral ores great abundance In this County iron good
% Las manufactured extensively for thy years In Old
IbopeJ bloomees FORCES however Other
mere oron composition Of which no Que ne mas any
sr edge passing through this region w profess
ge of peralog Inform Us that IN pIoes very
d risce indications Of copper gold lesd npc silver &C, &c
IN ind and frequently tbe looking s)emens
mineral kind hut cannot test them and hs, no per
country who test them do not Ouh hut
80 .grvounde b minerals immense but the want Of =
.g of min.raogy prevents hom knowing H. visit TO know
- s send nv mineral have them proptny tested
Ne have greatly annoyed here by mPosos who po 10 khow
.,i,e so1t mnerss who 10 raty knew nothing wish
nav which are practical the subject miner
~ and the newspapers the same subject ana acquainted
any favorable locations for minerals aud a. am man limited
nssn. like into company with mtp VINO eouh furnish
who could est aud make explorations HAVING
$500 t,edre Of the could for part End the
and make BE so kind refer NE 10 SON men or
w. M could form copartnerstip y mining ms - A
1917 nous country sud, a. believe the home OF minerals OF
many Ain"f 'N' 49, H. +. MURPHY.
,,,. JoL..oa Comfy Tina MAY 81. 1867.
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MARRIED.

Te9ey Jane At Rd o. residence q s
daughter OF Joseph H. Jackson esd both Of Poughkeepae.
BRoASMOREY-On THURSDAY June G. at the New England Church
by Abbott Henry C. Boas and MARY Gue Morey
daughter of James n. Morey.
BRIGGs-FRFREou THURSDAY jane 1867 By The Rev Same
ThoTnou Briggs mary Louise Pre both Of Brooklyn No cards
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDNESDAY June the residence
10 V,ne Parish daughter Of Peter Townsend esd ei
cAMPBELI-HBARsBYAt Bloomfield j. by the isry Sam9s
Evan. Of SaeS Ma1s ioi rssr ss H, II D.
FINDLAY-BRUsH-on "wednesday. June by the Rev Dr + H.
Chaplin Pnd j. Frances Augusta daughter OF Waller r.
GgTTY-sIMPsON- Tuesday June at the residence Of TIE brides
mother IN Philadelphia by she Rev Dr. k9sa SsSop s aos
Simpson ESQ, Of Philadelphia
JoHSsoS-roLE-Iu this City WEDNESDAY jane By the Rev
Franklin Il. johnson OF Osvsgo
KELLOGG-POLLOCKn Mosania at the residence Of The bride
~ Of wsukessn H. Miss jamie H. Pollock Of Morr'ania
KgLLoGG-AKTY-on wedne.dAy june At the Brick Church
Marray Kellogg Sarah j. only daughter Of Benz Akin ESQ.,
all Of this city. No cards.
y the Rev John McAue to Helen oay d'gh
Ter OK ". Coleman, all OF this city
WEDNESDAY June AZ Christ Church
Bergen j. John Remen 0nderdonA TO kona daughter Of JonH
Jacobs OF Greenyile n j.
n No sl West Ehieenh Mr. James Rogers to Miss
Margaret x. Campbell all of GreenPoint
sTpvENs-ACKBRNAN- THURSDAY, Nav 30 by the Rev. l. H.
King at Parsonage 1871 West Eehenih'i Nj Charles stew
ems 81 Youkers 70 Susan h Alderman Of EaschesisT
p,nonaSe No. is West Eghteeuht Mi Marx smith to Miss
Charlotte +. Suffer, all Of NewiorE
spRRR-pFYBY-On THURSDAY June by the Rev w. klpg AZ
the Egeeuthst 3 Church Mr. Edmund Spes to MISS marina
H. Deaby all OF New.York.
" b Church of 81 vincent Paul by the Rev Father en VIZ
william H. smith Of Baltimore ND to uss A. Parker oil Ne"l"'1
CITY. No cards
Providence R. Wed9esar jan BY
The Rev Dr. Henshsw JudsOn Stone Of Ne"ioA TO Ma'
wALE-wgRYER-o "Wednesday jane s by the Rey W. x WI
Hans John Judson VALE Miss Glars Werner both n cay
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TIE Union pAcIrIc RAILROAD.

~ TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS. June G.-Tbe RepHbhcdH has special
dispatch from ST. Joseph which says - report cur
rent that T. Duran late Manager Of the Union lhehc
Railroad has served injunction against the further
construction of the track Of that road, ana extensive
complications likely TO grow out OF the removal OF
Mr.. DuIaIt
REPORT or THE GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONERS =
WASHINGTON, June 6-The Acting secretaryG the
Interior is in receipt OF report from the Government
Commissioners upon the Union Pacific Railroad htstern
Division giving the result OF their examination 81 the
eighth section OF % miles Of said ROAD, extending from
te s5th 10 the 2l0h me-pOs west from the lil point
on the line dividing the States Of Kansas and MSouil
The report shows that OF the % miles 1894 miles on
straight line and that upon the curved line the minimum
radius of curvature 14G feet The grade level Tor
Is miles for 10 miles 20 feet and on the remain
der OF the section from 20 10 90 feet 10 the mile le en-
baukments the rOadbed are feet IN width at TOP
ana the excavations feet In width ut the bottom lhefe
are two bridges npOn the secOn5 and 200 feet lug re-
treses ~ feet apart from center
Ia center resting stone foundations There are asO2
omen and masonry culyers The rolling STOCK now
IN reported as25 locomotives, IL passenger
with baggage aud eXprcsscarsi also, 4O9 boA nat ana
other The Commissioners conclude thcr teotl Dy
stating that said section of the road IS ready ana recon-
mend its acceptance by the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE PACIFTC COAST.

\ NEW ISLAND DISCOVERED IN TIN PACIFIC OCEAN.
TELEGRAPH TO
SAN FRANCISCO. June IL is reported thata new
island has been discovered in the North Pacific Ocean,
between So West longitude and 40 30 North Latitude
twenty miles long II is exactly In the track of vessels
bound this pur, from China and Japan. On Che late
return voyage Of the steamship Colorado, she passed near
the locality Of the new island
Fogs aud misty weather prevail I'm that section OF the
Pacific. n j. supposed that many missing vesse have
been wrecked there
The discovery il considered of sufficient importance to
Justify the Government IN 'spachug vessel Ia locate
he exact position Of tc island. company las becn
organized survey the island and they will send vessels
this wock 90 examine and take possession OF IT,
RETURN or WEIGHING EXPEDITION.
san FRANC f>CO June 1.-The schooner Caroline
Mills has returned from unsuccessful wrcckns eNpe
iion 10 the bark LaBrc lost Wake Island in March,
lshd.
The Caroline Mil, also visited sibcla Island. and dis
wreck of the ship Canton. which left ,tko IN
sIG and was never afcrwHrd heard from. Portions Of
the wreck ate perfect state of preservation. piece
arlrui aud shicd. with the coat al of the East
India Company ana Of England fastened thereon, Was
found on the wreck, and brought lNL.
s.l..l
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THE CONGRESS EXCURSION PARTY.

Is THiB1sK
JUNCTION CITY, Kan, June. 6-Ihe Congress ex-
cusion party left Lawrence at II o'clock yesterday morn
ug after riding over the town and seeing all the notable
i,ces Subsequently, they dined at Topeka spent an
hour or two nj Fort Eey and arrived here last evening
where they took supper and spent last night con
siderable number OF prominent citizens OF Kansas nave
ioued the party including Gov Crawford and SOME Sae
officers Gen Deitzler. Col Ross, Congressman Ciark,
sever Judges and Others The party will leave here
This morning for the end OF the track and thence 10 FORT
Uarper six miles. They will be conveyed III coaches.
nubuc meeting in honor OF the excursion was held az
Lawrence the night before last az when seVeiiil NUM-
red citizens were present Speeches were maze ny kfp
,escntatives Niblack OF Indiana Hubbard OF west VIZ
,oia Van wyck rof New-York; Henderson OF Penn
svlvania and Newcomb and Bransc0mb OF mlssourl
800 smith M Kansas and others: after which hop
Syas given Everything passed OF delightfully."- Inc
weather was charming. No accident occurred