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'HEsIDEsTIAL .EL.oroRs.

PN&1IDENVIAls, ELBCT0MDs
~ Me Aats Il Llro
s. l.. GLASGOW, of Wayne County.
j. B. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
ybr QsDreastonal Distrsas1
HIRAM eCHOp1ELD, Of washington Comfy.
III. T. LANE, OF Scott County.
Iif-J. W. ROGERS. Of Faystte County.
if-JOnN MEYER, OF Jasper County
WIN HALE Of Mills County
Wis, H. TAFT. OF Humboldt County
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groceries.
sAE Ai.bkE a tD wholesale tioetrs. ,aders from
- coahtFs merchants promptly hlii aud al the ow est
prices. 81 aud SO Rardelph st.,et.
Ts'ABRfSdFtr ( BRPw STIR fsuccespofs 10 II NJ
L 5n9npson}, wholesale oncels, ia and us Water
trest. GalcaRo.
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"
sHs slffNas.

When Lee wits drew his army from Rich.
.tnond. sheridan senk his celebrated dispatch
to Grass- Neafsy this: 'IsthiD Lee will
surrender if things are preaeed. And
!. Grapss celstnaasd response bsiss.3 Press
Things Y ~Appeomatt0x sss1 and the
| rebel army belonged to the Boys in Blue.
Asthis writing We know nothing Of the re-
snlt or the elections III Indiana, Ohio and
Pe~s., rissiSvof = ruper-u14t
be posted as to the very lats.t nexaas can
the oniside. But whatever that result may
be. there reaAAins three wssks = ths election,
and from this day until November Third, let
the vstchword Of Repnblicaps Be-. Press
Thingsl WhAteyet the resh Of 10 day 8
work may he, let it be IS bad as the worst
and Il will no. defeat Grant. II would make
a terrible political stiuggle between the par-
ties, bu, Grant will be elected in November.
So, victory or defeat, to-day, Press Things.
for the rest. Press Things in school distric.
and town1ipa.w y Hefe the reenlts are made
fordiatriets aid ltaAee See to il that ~ery
Republican i sresistered: that none but
properly qualified voters are registered. See
to it that every Republican is wide-awake to
the necessity Of being at the polls and having
every ona Of his Republican neiEhbors there,
Press Things! in the district. By proper
effort McCrarys majority can be brought 80
to six thousand. Press Things! in the State,
and let Iova's majority be fifty thousand for
Grant and Collar. tg9
TIE Burlington argus has made another
grand discovery. 1t is constantly making
discoveries. We almost believe it will make
the discovery some of these days that it be-
longs 10 tho "Damphoop' genus. That's
probably hoping too much, however 1t has
diDssvsred now that Frank Palmer, candi-
date for Congress in the Fifth District, is in
favor of Negro Suffrage
Well, so he is. And there will be other
folks in the same fix to the number Of about
25,0OO clear majority of the voters of Iowa.
BLATHGRsKITE BENNETT ran away from his
discussion with Young at Des Moines. He
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Hon. Geo. ". mocrar,.. appointment.
Mass Meeting at Nj, Pleasant.

Mass Meeting At NJ, pleasant.
'''', nss ' s.s :, r,,'' n n,nxro.,
HON HoS. H HIRAM Y P TdoxAhG'
Mass Meeting Al Fart Madison.
will b. present.
HoH. HIaA1 pAIoi,
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SOCIETY AND FASHION, Tortoise she'll
combs are in favor again.
The chignon is still worn very high and
large.
Visiting cards Of wood enameled, are
the latest.
-Oblong and three cornered envelopes
are coming in vogue once more.
Bows with embroidered monogram ends
are in vogue among the ladies.
A long strip Of wavy hair has superse-
ded the curl worn at the side Of the chignon.
Flowers Will be very much used for trim
ming evening dresses this winter.
Beaded sacks will be much worn this
winter. Some of them are very deliberately
embroidered.
Necklaces are worn more than ever this
winter, and the spiral appears to be most
fashionable.
The fashionable trimmings for hats are
feathers Of the most varied ard brilliant dyes
that can be imagined.
1t is said that as the twig is bent il q
trees inclined. Some of the young lad; J
about town will grow queerly if the Greca4
style prevails very long.
Some very dressy and ia ty plush jack
e.s IRE worn by the ladies this season. A
number e worn with a hood cut il two
points, Hslh long tassels.
Some unique novelties in js1elry are in
course Of preparation for the fall and winter
season, which will rival the Partisan modes
from which they were taken.
The new style Of bonnie, Increases those
diminutive objects in size the whole sixteenth
Of an inch. Progressive movement. At
this rate they vii! be visible to the naked eye
in Eve years.
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Massey OUTDONE :.

How the ChiysEy ~ the "CorasTs''
were 1tampedea.
A few weeks since some mischievous wag
caused to be circulated through London,
Laurel county, KY, report that the Radi-
cal ravoiatioAAry Congrss>b had passed a
law empowering and commanding negro
women to prosecute for Asstardv, just as
white women are allowed to do in similar
cases. This was just before County Court
day which is great day Ill over Kentucky.
Almost everybody then goes to the Court
House, a. very much business ia transacted
and political speeches orc delivered if . can
vass is going on. Well, writes correspond
ent Of the New Albany (Ind.) Commercial:
County Court day came in London. and
with it large influx OF the yeomanry Of the
country. who could be seen ia squads here
and there about the Court House yard, dis
cussing and denouncing the aforesaid out
rageous act Of Conr-ess as an unconsiitution-
al interference vi, domestic concerns of
the State of Ken ). When 10 several
negro women w-re seen vending their way
toward the Court House from different d.
rections, bearing their mulatto children in
their arms. A panic Immediate seized
upon the crowd, or rather the Del ecratic
portion of it, and in less time than it taxes
10 write ms, DuDuTeu DemUcFhts haQ
mounted their horses and were making for
the hills and brush that surround the town,
and it ia said that some Of them have not
been seen in London since.
In discussion between Judge VIM. r.
Randall. who lives at London, and Judge
Perl, his opponent for the Judgeship, the
former said that he spoke from personal
knowledge when he declared tina. every man
who skedaddled on seeing the negro women
was Democrat, very consciensonsly OPP
posed negro equality
Judge Perl could not and did not deny the
charge, and whnnthe election came on it was
found that Randail's majority was increased
over one hundred, while the Democratic vote
fell of about an equal number Fearing ar
rest il is supposed they remained in the
bushes on the dav Of election.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this is no fancy sketch.
have il from A. b. MCGUIRE. Circuit Court
Clerk Of Boone county, who vouches for its
truth and for additional information, refers
to Judge VIM. Randall. London, laurel
county, Ky So much for Democratic OPP
position to negro equality.
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FIR Judy o; Circuit Oburf
JOINER. pRAYER. OF Henry County
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DEBILITY,
Persons .lsaUaneea us a.s3e

And feeling the hand OF time weighing heavily upon
them, With all its attendant Ill., will md in the II
these vi rTERs or the TONIC elixir that viii iasl
new life into their VEINS reaoie In measure the energy
and arinr OF youthful days tuild NJ ther shrank-
en- FORMS and give health and happiness 50 tt remain
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J. .. DRAvER,

Candidate for Circuit Judge will address the people Of
lee Cousty at the folk wing tines.and placts
Moetross, Monday, October 1s.
Keok1k, Tuesday. ' 20.
tincsnnss, Wednesday, t. Il
Croton, Friday - %
Charleston, Saturday, ~
nf, atipcs 49, ,,l,
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BLArHGRsKITE BENNETT ran away from his
discussion with Young at Des Moines. He
wouldn't stand FIRE, left town before the
speaking, and left, at the same titne, Il
Democrats il terribly ii hnmor The Reg
lister has series of wood Gus illustrating
Van 8 retr eat. #x
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REEVES AMBROSE A
For the H0Ir

M + Y E0 NMBkOSI a
For the H0tr
Esafr0rrh.
II tssn elegsn, Dressing fer :hc Hair
II causes the Hair TO Curl heaitfuli,
II keeps the scsr cl,s and B.al.hy
II iusigorate- the Roots ofthe Hair
itfnress the Hair and Beard ogrow In ntlsat,
himmedstely stops Hair Failing Ont
II keeps the Hair from Changing ceiat srou Age
hrestorss Grey II cir to ita Original COior.
II hrrs'ent Hair % heads tha, have hcnn hsia
years
1t is composed entirely OF simple and purely ssgsls
substances
Il hs. reeessa six thousand voluntary test{ma
ais oita residence, many which are from phystir
in high standing.
II Ia sold In half ponnd bottles (,he name blow ut
elss.l by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
whore, at One Dollar per Bottle wholesale by Dom
Barnes Go. c Wells Co sehieneliu.A Co.
moh9b~ly New York.
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Hair ESeneWer.

Hardware.
+ ELLoGG Il JOHNSON, Deaitrs In Builder's Hard-
~ ware and FOOLS, Agents for the Riverside Works
Wheeling Nails.
Orders by mail filed With promptness and Dispatch at
lowest figures. ITS Clark street.
yREENEBAUM SONS, 24o Randolph street, Whole
N sale Cutlery Msnufscture Iron, Nails
Carriage Bolts loose joint butts, etc, Fenns Axes
and Edge Tools
NTARKLbY ALLIii X CO. Importers and Jobbers OF
lNl Hard and Cutlery. 81 Lake street. Manufac-
turers o. Wire Cloth, Sleeves, Riddles, &c.
NHlLLkR BROS KEEP, 1mpor; and Jobbers In
wi Hardware Cutlery, Agricultural Toos Agency for
American File Go and Wheeling als, 56 State street
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vINEGAR.-PRUaslEG CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure. and to preserve pickles
rst Premium awarded at the U. s. Fair, / inos State
Fair and Chicago City Fsr Largest works Of the Kind
In the United States.
CIIAS G. Z. PRussIrG,
ap2sdeod6m 339&34l Lske-st., Chicago.
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------A-- =
Chicago. Iron Works.
Ci,i,:,ro Lead and OIL Works.

r EIZ L SON, 81 to 90 Franklin street Manufacture
IL Wrought and Cast Iror Tor buildings, -.ldges etc,
sank vaults, DOORS shutte- grating Iron railinS
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PRICES !:

Hcofsnds German Bi,ters per bottle 81 90
' half dozen.........,. : 60
Hollands German Tonic. put up In quart bottles / %
per bottle half dozen 30
A-Do not forget examine we'll the article ycu buy,
in order to get the genuine
For Sale by all Druggists md Dealers
OF ~ ediefnes.
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Mass Meeting AT Fairfield,
Mass Meeting at Bic Mound,
cLAaErT,s Latest PLArroam

viii be present and address the meeting.
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i NORTH WE5fN MFG CO. Engines, pnmps, Wrought
~ Iron Pipe, Malesble Iron Castings Steam Warming
Apparatus. 10 Jefferson street
+ {YrALWoRTH, TWoHIG FURsE, Irong Pipe and
w Fittings, Steam Boilers. Pumps aud Gnases Belt
ng, Steam Warming Apparatus, 225 Lakestreet
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| DuwEN, WHITMAN WINsL0w, Wholesale Dry
ID Goods, Woolens and Notions, Is sud II Randolph
atreet, large stock and low prices.
| 4 ,ALE VAN WY0a, Dealers j. Try Goods, Wooeus
II and Notions at wholesale Stock we'll selected and
sold at bottom prices So Lake street
/ - D. JACKSON 4 90. Wholesale Dress Goods. Whit
| -. Goods Notions, Hosiery. Wooiens, Furnishing
] Goods. & G.. - and 81 Wabash Aysnue.
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Hats. Caps and Fnrs.

SWEET. DEMsTER CO, Hats, Caps, inrs. Buck
y Gloves and Mittens, lG2 ard l0I Michigan Avenue,
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Farm Machinery.
7-l=--7as - ss+a''a -
F'nrniture.

HSSDAEss Chain and Lever Hose Powers, Drag ant
Hft .s, ar Saw ssiiM, Corn shellers. Hay Cutters
la. Ir Feed Mills, &c. P 8. MEsERoLE, a4
IA Il. Ehiraeo.
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r-a1rn, WOOD 1 60, Importe{s and Josbers d
IN Fancy Dry Goods No.ions, Hosiery, White 6code
Wooden Goods, complste stock prices "a and
81 Michigan Avenue. -.
AttYMoUK; CAhTkR Co. Importers and Jobbsrs 10
~ white Goods, Linens Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
Trimmings Corsets q Lake Street.
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Blank HOOKS, Stationery a Pr
per Warehouse.

~spEAR, PRINCE & H0LBRo0K, importers and deal
els In Carpetings, Paper Hangings and Windo,
Shades. We sell ods low, and make every IN
ducement TO purchasers the market will AFFORD new
Carpet House with stock ertirely new throughout. g.
Il IS State ST. trent Of Crosbys Opera House Chi
cago.
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J.. BALE u BLOT sR, Wholesale Furniture
IA. 10, IL, Il and 16 N, Cs aal Street, Chicago.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Death of the Father Of King Kane.
Observation-Disclosures Of Americans Over
the Election Of Observation-Disclosures mt
Hawnii-siaunn Loa in Active Eruption.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IT, 1863
The mail steamship Montana arrived to-day from
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. Her advices are
to the 5th OF December. General McCook,
United states Minister TO the islands, Is among the
passengers.
Kekuanaoa, the father OF the present king Kane
hameha the FIFTH died on the oath OF November The
body lay IN state until the 2sth. The nags or the
foreign consulates and OF the shipping In the harDor
were displayed at half mast and the United states
steamship Ussipee fired minute guns during the day
The twenty fifth anniversary OF the Hawiian indie
pendence occurred on the 2sth OF November. A
salute was fred from the Punchbowl battery, but
otherwise the usual public demonstrations were
omitted on account OF the death OF the father OF his
Majesty the King.
on the reception OF the news at Honolulu OF
Grants election the American residents celebrated
the event by torchlight procession. Flags were
displayed from the shipping in the harbor and from
most OF the fagstaffs in the city.
Advices from the island OF Hawaii state that a
heavy shock OF earthquake occurred on the 10th or
November and there we're frequent shocks in the
latter part Of that month. At times the air was
flled with sparks from Mauna Loa, which volcano is
again active
The meteoric showers OF November IA we're bril-
liant as witnessed at the islands.
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LOUISIANA.

Trouble Anticipated with P.ru-rA, stes,m-
ship Havana to be Seized for Sailing Under
the Peruvian Flag.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1868.
The differences between our government and Peru
growing out OF the detention OF the ironciad fleet
are assuming complicated character. The Ha-
vana, one OF the tenders to the fleet LEFT New York
as an American merchantmen, with an American
crew, under an American captain. On arriving at
the mouth OF the river she hosted the Peruvian flag
and steamed up TO this city. Habeas corpus was
sued out for the discharge OF the crew on account OF
the change or flag, and Minister Garcia Garcia
discharged the mutinous crew., and de-
clined to respond to the writ The captain
refused to enter at the Custom House, and
to-day custom officers boarded the Havana
when Captain Gilchris came forward, and, after he
had been addressed as Captain Glchrist, or the
United States steamship Havana, he was asked,
"Why have you not entered ?" "Because others at
tend to that.n ssWhat others Only the captain or
his first office, in case OF his Absence can attend TO
that" "Well." he replied, 1--WE have changed. We
are In the Peruvian navy now" "But you Just an
swered for the captain OF the United States
steamship Havana" The captain repeated his
remark about change Of colors. Collector Fuller
ton Of the vessels papers, showing BY what
authority vessel clearing at New York "a mer-
chairman for New Orleans can appear here as ves-
sci Of war, and, not getting any satisfaction Will to-
morrow seize the vessel unless he receives contrary
orders from Secretary McCull0ch. The same DIFF
fculty occurred when the iron-clads cleared Fuller
was firm, but Seward harmonized matters. HIS
Excellency Garcia ignores courts, collectors and
marshals to carry his point, and unless Mctulloch
orders otherwise the vessel will be seized to-day.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON money M,Rgrr.-LoSDoN, Dec. i8-5
p. M.-The following are the closing prices at the
stock Exchange this eyenng:-Consols, 92I, both
for money and account United States hve-twentles,
74sk; Fries, 27A: Illinois. 96a.
PARIS B0URSF.-PARis, Dec. 1s.-BUurSe weak.
Rentes have declined to COZ. 00c.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. 49,
United States hyetwenty bonds dull nc 1sa for the
old ISSUE
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.--LrvEnPooI, Dec.
IS-5 +. M--The market closed easier, but not quot
ably lower.
HAvRE CorTos MA.gEr.--IIAvRE, Dec. ls.-The
market for cotton on the spot and aioat closed IN
changed
LIVERPOOL. BREADsTrrrr MAEKEr.-livERrooi
Dec. ls-Evening. The market is unchanged
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. --LIvEEPOoL, Dec.
1s.-Rosin S. per cwt. for common North Carolina
and 15s. for fine. Petroleum I'd. per gallon FOR
spirits ana Is. I'd. for refined. Tailow t9s Oh. per
cwt. Turpentine 2.s per cyt. LInseed cakes fl2
per ton for thin oblong for feeding
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARgET.-IivERPooL, Dec.
ls-Evening.-The market is quiet and unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoN, Dec. r.
Evening.-Refned petroleum hrmer at Is. 9d. per
gallon. Other articles unchanged.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. 1s.-The
petroleum market Is quiet NJ j5f bid; holders ask
more.
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NICE LITTLE lOBsy JOB IN WASHINGTON
Only Twelve Millions Tor Canal Around
Niocuru Falls.

From the Rochester IN. W Chronicle, Dec 49,
bill providing for an appropriation OF fl2,oo0,O0o
70 construct canal around The rails ~ Niagara has
been made the special order for January IL IN the
House OF Representatives at Washington. This IS
one OF the jobs that 20 be pressed upon the atten
ton OF Congress during the present session. Only
$l2 O0O GOO or course the people can easily stand
that IL IA true that they can mover receive any bene
nt from the expenditure: but Just think now much
good that S12, 10000 will do the men VINO are ruu-
ming the machine After taking that point
into consideration. who can objects Who
cares for taxes or for the maintenance OF
the public credit. or for anything else In
deed in comparison with thIs noble opportunity 10
Hll the pockets OF the Nashngton lobby Burrah
them for the Niagara Falls canal There's plenty of
money avaablc--the people are working and earning
it all the tine aud they win be delighted. no doubt ~
contribute the paltry sum Of 200 for the pr-
pose Of relieving the necessities Of the entefprsing
gentlemen who hang about the committee rooms Of
the Capitol and the barroons Of the Washington ho-
tets, button-hong senators and Representatives W
secure support for this titat little bill, designed TO
eject the most astounding and beneficial resnlvs-
for themselves. Fifty more nice things like. this
canal lob viii be urged with might and ain be-
tween now and the 9Th 81 March next. II the Ma
CARA Canal bill goes through what possible objection
can there be 10 the rsstS They are ali Of piece
tho sole vbjlcs being 10 extract money from the
Treasury.
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IELEGRAPnIC news ITEMS.

Nine hundred and sixteen miles OF the Union
Pacific Railroad have been completed
The schooner Nell Treat from Boston, was burned
at Stockton, Me-, on Thursday night. Loss $4,000.
The Sheriff of Warren county, Ga, was shot and
seriously wounded by unknown parties while on his
way home last Monday night
General Grant and staff arrived at Cincinnati
yesterday morning. public reception was ten
dered him by the Mayor. but he declined, and left
for washington in the evening.
The Missouri Senatorsnip Is exciting considerable
attention throughout that State Carl Schurz and
General Loan are the favorites among the news
papers.
Joe wormald was arrested in Boston yesterday for
engaging in the prize light IN Lynnield on the 29t
OF October His bondsman surrendered him, and he
was taken to Salem jail, where O'Baldwin, his an
tagOnist, is now confined.
The body OF William Garvfn, OF Louisville. KY,
has been recovered from the wreck OF the steamer
United States, and was brought to that city yester
day morning. The company owning the steamer
have directed their officers not TO accept petroleum
az freight on any OF their steamers.
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The Recall Of Lord Mayo DenfSd-'rhS Lon
don Press ON American RepudiaMon asa sne
Postal Treaty Between England and Ave
United States. y
LONDON. Dec. B. 1868.
The Marquis Of Salisbury denies the trush Of the
report that the government has determined to recall
Earl Mayo from India.
The London Times in an article on the recent pro-
ceedings in the American Congress concerning the
national credit, fears the ambiguity OF pur-
pose apparent In the resolutions against re-
pudiation, and argues that II the world
was certain that the United States would
surely pay the interest the national debt In gold,
as England and France do, the annual burden OF
the country might be reduced one half: for England
pays no more interest in the aggregate than the
United STATES, although her debt is twice large
The Standard this morning exults in the compile
ton OF the postal treaty between England and the
United States as a triumph Of the tory party, and
declares that the benefits conferred upon mankind
by the convention are unreasonable.
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MExiCO.

deception of General Rosccrsns at the Capi-
fni-sseneraf Cnuio To BE Tried by the Civil
Authorities-The Onxnca OH We'ls-Discon-
tent Among the Foreign Residents Of Goa
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL. 1868.
Advices from the city of Mexico to December
have been received. General Rosecrans, accom-
panied by General Sturm, had arrived at the capital
and was cordially received.
Coahuiia has been acknowledged by the President
~ sovereign State, under the name OF Coshuta
do Largo.
The appeal OF General Cauto from . trial by civil
authorities had been denied.
The government has exempted gold mines from
a,yatiou.
Another town has experienced several shocks OF
earth quake within few hours.
A California company Is preparing 10 work the
newly discovered oil wells In the State OF Oaxaca.
They are now running from $50 to 200 barrels per
day
The foreign merchants OF Colina threaten TO leave
unless the Legislature repeats the oppressive law
levying monthly contributions ON them.
The United states steamer M0hOng0 has sailed for
the Nc Xican coast