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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Cherry Pectora1
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
a. Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption,

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints, Through long
series ofyears, and among most of the races of
men II has risen higher and higher in their estima-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made Unknown as a re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mider forms of disease and to young children is
at the same time the most efiecual remedy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan.
gerous affections of the throat and lungs As nro-
vision against sudden attacks of C1ONp, it should
be Kept ON hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled CoRsunption is thought in
curable still great numbers of cases where the dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry Pectorat. SO complete is its mastery
oyer the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield TO it. when noth-
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
tOrdi they subsde and disappear.
Siagers and Paddle Speakers find great pro.
teotiop nom it, - .s.. y
.-isthhg IS always relieved and oflcn wholly
cured by II.
Bropckitts Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry I'cetoral in small and frequent doses
SO generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here or do more
than assure the public that its qualities arc. fully
rnAfnflfnp1.
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HARDWARE, IRON,
NAILS, CLASS, &C..

AT prices that can not fail to give entire satisfae-
tion. f
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For, Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever.
Chfn Fever, Remittent Tever, Dumb
iAKae, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
aud indeed sll the affections which arise
nom malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
As It's name implies, It does Care, and docs not
nil. Containing neither Arsenic Quinine, Bismuth,
Zine, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whateven i In nowlse Injuries any patient. Tho
number and importance of its cures in the ague dis
triets, are literally beyond account and we believe
without parallel IN the history Of Ague medicine
Our pride Is gratinel by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We
receive OF the radical cares erected In obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
Unaeclln,ated persons, either resident In, or
uaNelng tht0ugh miaSmatic localities, will be pro-
teeted by taking the dGUE CURE daily.
For Itufr Com pfGfnts, arising from torndlty
ottho Liver, tits an excellent remedy, stimulating
tho Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il IL
an excellent remedy, producing many truly ro-
markahlc cures, where other medicines had failed
% Prepared by nR. J. C.. AVER n Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER BoTTLE.
SOLD BY
Peek \ Hamilton, ferrysburg;
J.. Black, Tontcgany;
A. j. Gardner ~ Co., Gilead
r Russ h Atkins, Weston;
s. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green, and by al
dealers everywhere. lSzz
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4 .EGAL NOTICE.
5ti1 :, s,ka,JdusaaA a%@si AotTlKAJ4
ray, partners under the firm
name, The Perrysburg Bank, Wood Count,
plaintiffs, Court Of Con
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THE HARDWARE STORE.
GREAT ATTRACTION |
A.
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE
-oF-
PECK, HAMILTON g. CO.,
n PEnRxsBURG, OHIO.
THE HARDWARE STORE.
We are now offering to the Farming Public a
monster invoice of those justly celebrated
MishaWaka Steel PIOWs,

Ar
Wholesale and Retail. s
We sole upwards Of Seventy Of these Plows dur
ing the season of 1886. Every Plow gave uuiver-
sal satisfaction they being better adapted to the
soil of Wood County than any other Plow made.
Recollect that these Plows are Steel-no hum.
bug They are ground, polished and tempered.
The Beams and Handles made from White Oak
and thoroughly seasoned before being attached to
the Plow. ........
Farmers Save Yourselves and Horses.
Buy one of the Mishawaka Steel Plows.
You can do more work with one of these Plows,
and with more ease to your horses, than with any
sham Steel Pio,g in the market.
Every Plow Warranted.
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IFfACIIsffiNF \ NOqIoEIl ~

william IL. Ewing, I Before AL, Fowler, }, Ps
vs.. Of pcrrysburR Township.
/. gF. n Parish. wpod0puuiy, Olio.
u Said bistiee hasissned hntattacHulcn nc aihst
the said defendant, for S72 debt and SIS probable
cost, this August 2f, A. u. 1867.
I,,s a, 49,, 4s,.. WILLIAM II. EWING.
September g, 1867 100
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TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS

Rn YEARS, ExPERIENCEl-RADI
~ CURES wARRANTED.-D1UID DIsPEN-
satofy. Established on the FOfeikh Pan.
In Myers Block, Monroe street, Toledo, Ohio.
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APERAANENr INSTITUTION.

The success which has attended the practice Of
the undersigned in the treatment of d seases COM
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs ,aD in every
case effects a radical cure
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street
first room to the right at the top Of the stairway,
over Cotnucopia. All letters containing a remit
tance or postage-stamp promptly answered.
sssT Office hours from 10 to 4, and 'front.' to Q.
Call On or address r. II. TYMPANY, MD.
3zz Toledo. Ohio.
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rEGAL LADYERTIsEMENTS.
GTFAcumENT NOTICE.

n AGFACHMENT NOEiCBs-
3hsAahAsr BfJa6i ! Iiafots kJber. idon,stock. ).
vs.. y Plain Township, Wood
q William, u. Gill 4 OouRtss Ohio.
On the 9Th day OF August, 1857, said Justice ri
the, Pcaee issued an aiaehmentin the above enii-
tied cause for the sum Of Thirty-fye Dollars, and
~ N9o 20 ALEXANDER BROWN. ~
Perrysburg, September ls, 1897, 2lcv
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THr LONDON MONEY MARKEr--LoyDoS Oct Is-Eye-
ning-Consols closed at 93s1 for money American
securities closed the following nled States
dve-twcnty bonds, 6ssS, ex coupons. Illinois Central
Railway shares, Tx. Erie Railway shares, 45l..
THx FRANKFORT BouRsE-FRAsKroRr. Oct. Ie-Eve-
ming g-Ured states bonds quoted at 73l. for the
Issue OF 1862.
IIvrRPoot CorroS MARKET --IdyERpooI Oct 49,
Evening The cotton market closed hrmer and more
active owing in part TO more favorable trade report
from Manchester. The sales have exceeded the esli-
sales being 900 bales including the proportion
for eculation and export Prices have advanced I'd
on the qualities OF American and closed ~ fol.
lows:-Middng uplands, SD; middling Orleans szsd.
l9-Evenng. ng.-The market closed dull Corn has dc.
cped Is since last rep0r, and IL quoted ass 3D.
per quarter for mixed Western. Wheat los. Sd. per
GENITAL for California, and l4a Cd for red Western.
bushel Peas 5ls per 504 lbs.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKn-IIvERpooL Oct Io--
Evening.-lhe provision market closed heavy. Beef
has declined 70 120s. per bbl for extra prime mess
Pork, 7ls per Dbl. for Eastern prime mess Lard has
declined 3D. and is quoted at 54s 3d. per cwt for
American. Bacon. ass. 3D. per cwt for Cumberland
cut middss. Cheese, s2a per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRoprcz hARKEr.-ILvERFooL, Oct. 10
Evening Tho market for articles American produce
closes quiet without material alteration. The usual
authorities quote ~ folIows:-Common rosn has ad-
Tallow, ass. Cd Turpentne, 27s Spirits petroleum,
Is 3D., and renned ls 5sd Sugar. 26s Linseed. 6Ss
Cd Linseed cakes, E10 l5s Linseed oil, Gao los
Sperm oil, fl16 Whale oil, f3s.
12 Dutch standard 26s Calcutta Lnseed 6Ss Cd per i'm
persl quarter Lnseed cakes clio I5 per ton feed
ing. Linseed oil. f40 10s per ton. Whale oil, c38 per
252 gallons. Linseed oil. c1le.
ANTWERP PETRoLxCN MARKKE-ANTwKRP, Oct. l9-
Evening -Petrocum-The market closed steady: stand
ard white 10 quoted At 81 francs so centimes
The New York herald., 1867-10-20

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Napoleon Offended with the Action Of the
italian Cnbinet-The Pope to be Defended
Naval and Military Musters at TouIon.
PARIS, Oct. l8-Night.
Napoleon and his ministers complain that
Che efforts. made by K ng Victor Emanuel and
his Cabinet for the execution Of the terms of
the September Convention with respect to the
inviolability of the Papal territory from revo-
lutionary invasion are not vigorous, and conse-
quently not effective.
Napoleon has decided to defend the Pope
with the power of France, and the army and
navy Of the empire are prepared for action in
this direction ifrequired.
The Mediterranean squadron has already ar
rived at Toulon to await ORDERS and the whole
fleet Is now ready to sail.
Fears are entertained that collision may
take place between the French and Italian
forces which are being despatched Romewari,
rs Paris remains excited and the Italian troops
are ready to advance at any moment into the
Pspsl territory or the Eternal City itself.
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
the SUBJECT or ECONOMY IN COAL.

new sectional canal barge has lately beon built 10 run
on the Susquehanna and Tdewater canal from Columbia
to tdewster coal carrier The complete success Of
this barge Is likely TO lead to the most important results
tho coal tradesof tho susquehanna valley,
now demonstrated that with barges OF this class the
cost transportation per ton will be sensbly diminished
Tho barge constructed in two sectionseach
ton is eighty feet in length, by fifteen feet in width
aud when loaded carries 225 TONS which is gain in ton
mage OF more than double that OF the old
barses, which carry but nlnety-nve tons. The
steering apparatus which u very simple is
at the point OF connection OF the sections and con-
sis,s merely in the aponsd power the sections
TO tho right or lett at this point the slightest angle thus
effected giving instant direction TO the course Of the
barge Tne same lumber OF mules and hands manage
this section barge that are required by one of Tie
new method a25 tons Of coal are moved with about the
same expense 95 tons moved BY one of tho old
bsrge At present. until the locks OF the upper canals
are enlarged this improved barge can only be run,
without being disconnected, on the Tdewatsr
canal where all the locks arc $50 feet long
bv IL feet wide The Susquehanna and Tidcwater
Canal Company contemplate adding another foot Of
water depth OF their canal and vhea this Is done
new barges like the one described carrying 200 10 $50
tons can be passed at single locsage This is the
only sectional barge that be advantageousy used
upon crooked well straght canals and by employ
inr n the cost CT transportation be lessencd
half this demonstrated by facts and can be shown by
figures Tho pecuiarit.cs OF this barge consist IN work
ing one boat section steering the other
one and In dispensing with one-baf the men,
mules, or horses used in the ordinary way OF
navigating boats. These barges are nov employed
upon the suquchanna canal and consist OF two sections
OF 100 est length and OF capacity oil 100 tons
each. Il is contemplated TO increase the length and
capacity 200 each 400 to train OF two
sections Al present the propeling Ia done by mules,
and only one additional mule is required for the In
creased freight steam bc applied, and with an
engine OF nve horse power train with freight OF GOO
tons may be propelled At tue present rate Of freight
and expenses the difference between this aud the
ordinary barge will give profit per train Of two sec
tons OF $1,000 In single year Arrangements are IN
progress to build number Of these sectional barges
this winter Ia time for the opening OF navigation IN
spriuQ,
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
SCANDAL AauuI SENATOR suMHss.

From the ~ Louis Republican, Oct III
The public know that some time sinco Senator Sur&~
nor OF Massachusetts, got marriod--we believe 20 a
widow lady Of Boeton, who said ts OF
considerabls property. His marital relations II seems,
have become the subject Of considerable scandal
gossip. Tho Washington insgenoey OF the l4,h INST,
informs Of rumor that Summers wife has abandoned
him because Of hs lack OF the attributes OF usahood
and Cor his domestic tyranny. II 10 said sbc will 70 10
RurOro and resume her own name. would II not BE-
among the strange authorizations Of tho human mind
that man whose sytnpatnies are acute that he 10
ai~ays praug about the wrongs OF the negro and he
BORON OF slavery who Was ever ready Ia roar In the
Senase " negro was excluded from ashocslioa with
whis0 people in . street car; whose philanthropy !,
wsI ever ready 70 vote srgssses 10 tue noass ous OF
t1e peoples treasury should mot have enough OF erd
nary dscsncy, TO say nothing OF humanity and common
Kindness TO treat his own wife With courtesy and polite
nessg That such should perpetrates fraud
upon conddug woman, and s,tsr practising such
fraud compel her to 1ce from rs unepnurabe tyranny,
would be- We repeat among tdc strange aDcrstions Of
the human mind We do nt comment on ths rumor =
though u true but Perhaps ~ should not regard
with astoushulset soy of chs vag1lss ar hosovss
tansiic
The New York herald., 1867-10-20

Mr. George Brown and . few other impracsicsbls msn
~ Ontario. determined within themselves OF
the sins OF former troubled and unnatural
state OF political existence should To forgotten, and
90 when the government OF the Dominion Was placed in
The hands OF Sir John A. MacDonald-thc only ia
whose hands could have been placed at siarns--lhe
Toronto GLIB which Is the organ OF the clique launched
out IN The violent abuse OF It's old opponent aud
called upon tho country to condemn ms government at
once by returning pledged 10 oppose IL TO the death
hopeful beginning this for Dominion politics IL the
country had had than those demagognes
We should have had abinst crisis within week from
the meeting OF the frs Parliament The country. how
eve had moro sense and BY overwhelming majority
mas pronounced s opinion In favor Of giving tho Min
istry fair trial
90 much by way Of preliminary discourse II anv
your readers think Canadian politics worth studying
tney ~l not perhaps object 10 be shown the
on ost"een our present situation and past history
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
VIRGINIA.

The Stay Law TO be Pronounced Unconsiitu.
tiOnaI-(scncral Sch0fcid Declines 20 Pass
Upon the Eligibility Of Individual Candi.
dates Until After the Election.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 10, 1857.
II il understood that the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Of Virginia will Monday opinion declar
ing the Stay law unconstitutional The question came
up in the proceedings of Franklin VS.. stsarns
Colonel Stanton, the Psymaster OF this district
cevsd to-day $4,000 towards tue payment for regisa-
tion in Virginia, and SIS 900 TO pay OF the troops
General Schoneld tonight that he will give
official opinion to tho eligibility of individual
adatos 70 the State Convention until after tho election
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
The Navy.
nnppprn


Surgeon j. Winthrop as been ordered to the Pensa.
cola Fleet Surgeon Of the North Pacific squadron
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward C. vormouen to the
Phadelp hia Navy Yard aud Assistant Surgeon George
8. Fife 10 the Portsmouth,
ORDERS.
Commander John Irwin has been detached from his
command Of the Ienapee and placed waiting orders
Lieutenant Commander Francis Blake detached from
the command Of the Npsic and placed waiting orders
Lieutenant Commander J. r. Bartlett. detached from
Commander 4. j. Waiie, Assistant Surgeon John A.
from the Lenapee and waiting orders.
OaDKRED.
Passed Assistant Paymastsr Edwin W. Hart.
detached from the Leuapes, and ordered settle his
accounts. Assistant Paymaster Georae II. Read de-
tached from the Npsc and ordered to settle his ac-
counts Fleet Surgeon Samuel Jackson detached from
tho Pensacola and ordered 10 the Powhatan First
Surgeon John Ruderstcin, detached from the Pow.
hs'an; Assistant Surgeon William J. Bowers
detached from the navy yard at Washington
and ordered 10 the Powhatan. Assistant Surgeon
e. d. Bingham detached from the Saginaw; Assistant
Surgeon Robert A. Wheedon from the rendezvous
at New York and ordered TO the Saginaw Assistant Sur
geon Ernest d. Martin, from the Naval Hospital at Nor
folk and ordered to the Powhaan; Passed Assistant
Surgeon VIM. : Fort and Assistant surgeon H. b Rund-
ette detached from the powhatan; Assistant Surgeon
Edward H. ware from the Philadelphia Navy Yard and
ordered to the pawuee.
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.



family Gardner Tyler Iaaac. Mara aaufnann' Isa.cis
Departures.
Lrvxspoo,- steamship city Of Batniore-Mss II u Bed
.s M,s Bsdow. Mis-. Elien NM Miss Mary Rsnds.
Mss w.oa @ M.. s. Harvey Aihss lloyd G Mss % small. Bed
ST eaS sSs . s' n 1a ea.su .G sn
Layey, Rev Mi1 Leslie and wife. q HAnisa yr sad
Captain cossdSe 1i1s jane. Asa scsssSy vie
& Rev yssa Ssr ses. s
and vile Rev faS SnJ Harold ia" Black
Tsss R. sP
saes SGi R.ss .soa sas A M. ss
v. Eraser and MT, Fraser NJ. ss:.s vSaslnfh;%:
jim !fns Masss And Infant sd no os Godfrey
BRssr HAvRr. Steamship Pereire-w II Martin.
Martin sr. M John Martin nm Ms. Man. Marta John
MAJOR sssse wv wnsSrep S' ersnvis @ i'S
isTop Mr. Winthrop three Children and maid s
and maid servant; Miss Bond Brsnns valid Consul Of
an s a. s snS %.s
Mr. Marsh M.s Mary Marsh A,s Msggs Marsh Chs n,
drsa and servant Theodore BrooFs two
% MIS-. Ioe aeA"s srues 's and m.s .sIsa.
sss Sss.p ss'f as-.fs SPas:
Anna E.amonS .Ia Ms; m.a Alice
vSss Tr: E.ss h.%sn cGs ..: M Eos
and maid servant Picard. Mrs Picard TIVE children and
maid servant Rev Woodbury. Mr. Woodbury. Miss Maud
punneh, Mns Virginia sampson, swift Long
street erect ,MAurice Jourdain General Frost Graham
ton, Albert Leduc Wood Mrs Wood Martin, o Wills
Emile Dorc, Loubat, Mrs A LoubAt and maid servant
smith, Isaac Ogden Mrs Ogden, Isaac Ogden. Jr
MISS meg. MISS Murray Mrs l. Waerma and maid s6r
want Daoois, Miss Breque, ID Howell, Emilio varet
Georee fatridse Foster ober Louis Austin. Aiben
ssrtor John Baker Frank Moines Edgar Reed Joseph
Sosel Moller Chatlen PiAnscu, Samanos. mrs A
Samanos. Henry Compagnon J Low Il 4 Hasam. Ar
thur Waugh. Enrique Mrs Navss Frederick Mullor
John Middleton A Gardner Charles Wool Nicolas
Ruhart Ronalds Robert Paul, Mrs Clemence Surieau
four children and maid servant Henry Journie Bianch
Gerard Doubernard. Mrs Doubernsrd Rothschid Anton
Aub. Charles Arthur. W kernocnan Laxsrd. August
Saltzmsn Auguste Znesy Alfred Perssin Isaac Drey
fus, Celesin Astoiu Smith, Chaple Mrs Chape Mrs
vernert X Thompson. Homer. Alfred Aeschmann
William Hedelbergcr Clarkson Mrs Coustade. Mrs
Aubcrt Clement Buding Robert Jones. Mrs Jaquin
Amenqnals-specie, 4SAUN
Steamship San yadorMrs " Gordon, child
and servant hrs milford. Dewitt and lady Mr. Wallace
Mrs Faucet, Taylor wife and child: Mrs Wilson, Mrs
Ochcrn, Mrs spivy and child II Austin, wife children
and Mrs Ellis child and nurse; MrsJ kenney. VII
Snow Muiford Mrs Watson children and Miss
Tile Lylcs. ID G Lang, wfe and children Miss Whit
taker. Miss Clara Morgan, Brundago and wife, + w
Smith and son, Montgomery. Edmund NJ Connolly.
Charles w Willmo, Edward E2gbert.
A.-Bureau Ofthe Home Depnrtment.-Whi1~
Cabinet officers reporting the condition of their vaeS
the ladies universally declare that the dressing
room bureau must be supplied with PHALON'S MONT
BLOOMING CEREUS before thoy recognize II To-
gitimate domestic institution
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
CUBA.
SPECIAL TelEcRAm TO THE HERALD.

A Masonic Lodge In Havana Surprised by the
P0lice-Attcmpt Of Criminals to Force the
Prison at SRntinGo-Collisi0n with the
TroOps-Scveral Casualties.
HAVANA. Cuba, Oct. II,
VIA KEY WEST. Fla, Oct 10, 1867. !
The police tonight surprised Masonic lodge while
assembled for business and took the members into
tody, the Lieutenant Governor OF sagua being promi-
nent among them. Owing to ssPsninsula" alarm cry
all the officers were discharged.
The Havana lodge took the precauton on learning Of
the raid to suspend its meetings.
In Santiago do Cuba the night Of the eth Instant
two hundred and eighty OF the criminals imprisoned
there attempted to force their way outside by making
determined attack upon their guards with cudgels.
They were frustrated however, by the troops. who
killed and wounded three.
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
THE PLAINS.

Indian Depredations in Montana.
Sr. Louis, Oct 10, 1861
Montana dates to the 9Th instant say that the Flat.
heads and other tribes Of Indians threaten out
break They already stealing stock pIunderng SET
Elements and nning on horses They threaten kill
drive out oil the settlers. Four men recently
killed Flathead lake and al the farm products for
miles around burned.
Two hundred stands Of arms have been distributed
among tho settlers OF Platte Valley The stage coming
from the wes Saturday chased by Indians near
Riverside but escaped.
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FR OM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

E r Q M

The Invasion Of tho Papal Territory Con.
tinuod. and the Situation Serious-Thc
Town of Orfe Captured By the Revolutions
isfs-Ratlread Communication Between
Rome andl Florence Severed-The People
fer tho Roman Ports.
FLORENCE, Friday, Oct ls-Night.
Tho latest dispatches received in this city
from the Roman territory describe the situation
As more serious Garibaldian volunteer invad-
ersare daily crossing the frontier line and
marching to points Of insurgent rendezvous,
and great many of the inhabitants, subjects
OF the Pope, and others temporarily resident
In the States Of the Church are joining the
revolutionary ranks.
The insurgent troops have also had successes
IN the deld. They have captured the town Of
Orte, situated fifteen miles east Of viterbo, on
session of it. Although Orte is merely de-
cayed township Of the Papal States, having
less than three thousand inhabitants, its occu-
patton by the Garibaldians just now is a mat
ter Of much consequence, as it gives them
possession Of the railroad ct that place and
enables them to sever the communication be-
tween Rome and Florence, which they have
DONE
The reports from the city of Rome, from
Papal sources, give accounts Of defeats Of the
insurgents by the Pope's troops in the field
The Italian press and people clamor, with
almost one voice, for the occupation Of Rome
by the government. The Italian Cabinet is
thus placed in critical dilemma between the
necessity Of observing the September Conven-
tion and at the same time paying respect to the
popular will.
The Kings officers continue to arrest Carl
baldians Sad Garibaluian subjects as they
attempt to cross the frontier towards Rome.
Admiral Robol.i, Of the Italian navy, has
mustered a royal squadron, consisting of eight
iron-clad war vessels, which he will take to the
Roman waters by order Of the King.
The New York herald., 1867-10-20
MISSOURI.

Robbery of Jewels, Lnces. &C., in 81. Louis
Disappearance Of nm Advertising Agent.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 10, 1867.
has Just trauspired that The house Of General Cn-
B. Fisk robbed several days ago Of jewels
and other articles, valued at about $4,000 No clue
been obtained TO who the robbers were
man named Floyd suddenly left town to-day after
receiving several thousand dollars OF from
70 hundred and nifty dollars from merchants for ad-
vertisenents which 10 be inserted in new rail-
road guide he procssed TO be about 20 publish He has
been operating here about six weeks and collected the
money In advance.