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n. r., BEARDSLEY.
Attorney at Law and
Claim Agent,

TWILL practice in State and U. 8. Courts,
" and attend promptly TO business en-
trusted to his care.
A Justice OF the Peace will attend to
oouveysncing and taking Dispositions.
OEcA-Room No. /, MelOdeon Building,
Ffndlay.O, junell.ly
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Governor Joshua Baker, of Louis.
lana, has been arrested in New Or,
leans, for perjury in taking the test
oath,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-20

Punch prints the following, by q
fashionable young married woman /:
tThe latest thing opt-my husband
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MISTAKE.

Your correspondent, A. Milton, of
this place, committed a sad mistake
in his report OF the marriage of DR..
J. NJ. Teal. According to the report
of Milton, the Doctor was married
two months after the 30th of Febru-
airy, 1867. This is certainly incor.
rect, for the good reason that the
said Doctor has been boarding with
a respectable family up to this time,
and no one has ever yet seen Mrs.
ANYBODY Teal, his wife. And, fur
thermore, the Doctor has been known
to pay love addresses to several
young ladies in the past Few months.
which he would not do if he were
married-for he is a gentleman.
Several reports detrimental to the
peace and happiness of the Doctor,
have recently been put in circulation
here, and it is confidently believed
that a certain "clerk" in the employ
of the Doctor, who is known here by
the name of "Arnica," is chargeable
with all this slander. Iwould advise
the Doctor to turn him out, as he is
known to be disturber of the peace
wherever found. LIGO.
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New Law Firm.
Col. VIM. Mungen & Gen. II. B.Walke.

"AVING FORMED A PARTNER.
III ship in the pr~tice of Law, offer their
professional services to the public They
viIl attend to all professional business en-
frusted TO them in the State and United States
Codrts.
once on Main street, three doors south oi
the Court House, Flndlay, D. apr6
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Entrikin & Ballard,
physicians & Surgeons,
FINDLAY, OHIO.

r. OFFICE-In the room formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Entrikin.
An accounts standing six months must be
cIosed by cash or note. In future, settle
ments viii be promptly made every SIX
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ARCADIA ITEMS.
BUSINESS

Is rather dull just now, owing to
the muddy state of .he roads, but
our farmers in the vicinity, and me-
chanics and laboring men in town,
are preparing for the duties of spring
time. Some sales of real estate have
taken place recently-J. Peters, Esq, &,
having sold forty acres Off his farm
to Mr.. Dillery; and Mrs. M. Miller
her house and lot in town to Mr.. E.
Warner.
One of our blacksmiths, Mr.. High
berger, is about to leave here, and go
into business in McComb.
Some of our citizens who hare
been engaged in the fur trade during
the winter, have turned their atten-
ton to cutting saw-logs. This, 1 be
lieve, is peace measure.
THE MINsTRELs.
This promising band of musicians,
which was organized some time since,
has disbanded on account of want of
concord-not in the instruments used
but in those who used them. They
met several times to play, and finally
"played out"
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An Easy Place Wanted.

I HeLry Ward Beecher IN The Ledger.
receive letters of every complex
ion, but not often one more pithy than
the following, which I give verbatim,
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LETTER FROM SPEAKER COLFAX.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, May rs, 1868.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTAINEH,
WAsHHGToS, May %, 1868.
To he Editor Of ne Soun Bend Ind Register
SIR: The Democratic paper of our city copies
from The indianapolis Sentinel an article signed N M
Moore asserting that, soldier he called on me IN
the Winter of 1861 and that the following then occurred
" fnelydrrssed gentleman came IN Immediately be
hind Ire cOlOfcd boy met ms in the recepuOnIOOln
lie asked for cards the citizen laid his upon ne
SiUer Wditer. Informed him lad none. He then lett
the room. few minutes MI. COlfaX made his APP
pearanec He spoke I'm very afiabie way 10 the citizen
gentleman not degnng 10 notice me. In short time
the gentleman left and Mr.. COaX turned short around,
and ip 40 Ue1D dpidbie WdB said Well Uhd i1iH y0H
hdpep then In few words as possible, explained the
object OF my visit In reply he said nc hat no time 10
fool dWdY nth soldiers.
The whole story Is utterly false. aud u It's author
to IT, as he says he Is willing 10 do he Will swear To
wicked aud malignant fasehOOd do not know any such
never had silver card-water IN my life |
never used such language lie alleges 10 any hu-
being who called man. woman, citizen sol
der. Nor is there "a single fair just my home
az any party do not include this the editor Of me
UniOh who believes that could would reply TO ann
away with soldiers" Many Indiana soldiers know that
at That very time, was spending day each week Wis
itng soldiers az the hospitals and addition thereto
attending 10 Their business at the Departments IL Is
shameful that political opposition should induce the man
ufaetute and PUBLICATION OF such vile fabrca0us Yours
tfuly. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
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MEXICO.
sKIRNIIsHEs BETWEEN THE REvOLUTIONIsTs AND
REGULARS-DEFEAT OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS
BY CAMPEACHY INDIANS.

sKTRMIsHEs BETWEEN THE REvOLUTIoNIsTs AND
REGULARS-DEFEAT OF GOVERNMENT TRooPS
BY CAMPEACHY INDIANS.
HAVANA, June g. via LAKE CRY, Fla, June g.
The steamship Mersey arrived from Vera Cruz, bring
ing Mexican dates Of the LIST inst. Gen. Negrete has
routed in the Chichiquila mountains, the troops
manded by Gen. Viles and others Numerous skrmishes
had taken place with Aureano Rveras troops who had
pronounced against Juarez, and several prisoners had
been taken by the regulars
The revenue OF the Mexican Republic Tor the coming
wear from duhes and taxes is estimated at Ss,o0oOoo
subvention had been granted the Zangronlz Railway.
Numerous prOnunciamentOs were taking place every
where Batanzo had pronounced against Juarez at Pr
cacho proclaimnR POrfrio Diaz as President He was
routed and his adhcrents put TO flight. The Mexican
army be reOrganzed, and VIII consist OF TOUR d.
visions Of 1000 men each.
On the 9th nit the Minister OF Finance completed the
purchase OF $4,000 OF the foreign debt.
The Legislature OF the state OF Qneretar0 had responded
10 the resolution OF the Councilman OF the City OF Quere
arO, requesting the adoption or complimentary me-
mortal address 70 President Juarez There no In
erecine troubles In the state Of Queretaro The Yucca
tan Expedtionary Corps, under Gen. Alatorre, had
with men, had made attack npon the Canpeachy
Indians The attack resulted the defeat OF the troops
pOrted 10 have returned from the attack The Indians
were In hot pursuit OF the fleeing soldiers killing all they
met Gen. AlatOrre Is to be commander Of the second
Division OF the Mexican army In place of Gen. Porfro
DiaZ. who has been removed
ROMERO ON HIS WAY TO MISUNDERSTANDING AZ
To HIS PLANS.
NJ Romero, the Mexican Minister OF Finance, arrived
here ON the steamship Metsey and sailed to-day ON the
steamship Columbia for New-York. He has leave OF
absence from the Mexican Government One report
that he Is going 10 the United States to enter into the
bonds OF matmOny while another report is current that
he is destined TO NewYOrk 10 arrange the details OF
scheme to wrong American citizens who hold large
amounts OF Mexican bonds which taken In payment
for war material furnished Juarez during the war Win
Macmillan
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SENATORS FROM THE SOUTH

The Washington correspondent OF The Syra-
eilse Journal writes follows:
II Is understood here that the Senator'S from South Car
Ona viii be DR. Mackey Of Charleston and Col Robinson
Of Columbia, on young lawyer from the Western
part Of the Statc-a Mr. Russell Ia North Caro-.
lima. Gen. Abbott OF Wilmington, formerly OF
kew-IIaupshrc. Will be Senator and Gen.
DOugheriy, a native Of the State, probably the
other. IL GEORGIA, Foster BlOdgct Of Augusta wiz, I
all probability hG 0f the Senators, and considerable
fears felt that other may be- the exRebc Gov
ernOr, Joseph G. Brown. Col IA. i. FarrOw aud j. r.
Demling, both sterling men, are running against
him. IN Florida, Col. Osborne is 10 bc elected for
the longer term, and 10 Is believed Col Hart NATIVE of
the State. and always Radical UHiOust, will be- the
other. In Louisiana, Judge Durcil is the most likely to
be elected Thomas j. Durant, who compelled to
leave the state after the New Orleans massacre has
Gently returned. lie viii be q candidate.
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ARYSSINIA.

PROGRESS OF EvACUATIoN-THE LATE CAPTlVEs.
LONDON June 6--sir Stafford Northcote, the Sec
rotary Of State for India has received later inte
genoe from the English troops in Abyssina. The
dispatches are dated May 90 Gen. Napier hoped to
reach the coast of the Red Sea- at Zoula by the LIST
Of june lie parted company with Kussai, his faith
full native ally the day before the date of his dis
patches. Dispatches have also been received stating
that the English captiyes, recently held by King
Theodorus OF Abyssinia, and released by Gen. Ma
pier. have arrived at Suez, Egypt, homeward bound
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GERMANY.

PROPOSITION OF AN INTERNATIONAL TREATY
BERLIN, June 7.-Count Won Bismarck urges the
adoption by the nations Of Europe and America OF
treaties establishing uniform international system
for the measurment of the tunnage and capacity of
shipping. He proposes the English method of meas
urement as the best basis for such a system but
suggests that it be modified by the application of the
metrical principle. The North German COnfedera-
ton is prepared to open negotiations with foreign
Governments on this subject
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AN AMNESTY.
AUSTRIA.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
VIENNA, June His Imperial Highness, the
Prince Napoleon has arrived at this city from Baden.
He was received by the Emperor Francis Joseph,
with whom he held close consultation. The object
of the Princes mission is unknown.
FUNDING OF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
The Chamber of Deputies, the lower House of the
Reichsrath, have voted to fund all the different
forms of national Indebtedness, with the exception
of lottery obligations placing the rate of interest at
five per cent per annum and imposing heavy tax
on coupons.
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AUSTRIA.
AUSIRlA.
FFORT FOR SECURING UNIVERSAL


ENGLISH EFFORT FOR SECURING UNIVERSAL
PEACE.
The New Free PreSse alleges that declaration
is being prepared by England 20 which all the Powers
their adhesOn stating their firm desire TO
maintain peace and also their conviction OF the possibility
OF it's maintenance AS the English Government
shall have received satisfactory replies the confden
tal communications the which has addressed
to the Powers the formal opening Of negotiations
will take place The paper also asserts that Eng
land has already informed the Vienna Cabinet OF It's views
and counts upon It's ready cooperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
SUMMARY OF SAN FRANCISCO NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO June Ollie hoiai uiou'o
to tina memory OF the Union soldiers buried at LaDe
interest to-day Thousands of persons
arc participating in the ceremonies Col Bakers SraSe
is nrst 10 be visited All the Chinese quarter OF inc
town of Jackson destroyed by fire on the 4th INST
A nugget OF gold and quartz, worth S2OIVV' mas peen
found az Remington Hill, Nevada County. uspalen
froh Oregon announces the completion OF telegraph
line from Portland TO Dallas the upper nayigable waters
Of the Columbia River The Columbia ana SHAKE h"~
are so low that boats cannot navigate the latter.
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ROME.
Az AMERIcAs RECRUITING OFFICE For THE POrl

AN AMERICAN RECRUITING OFFICE FOR THE POPE
-REMoNsTRANCE OF GARIBALDI.
FLORENCE, June Oils Holiness the Pope mas
sent agent 10 the United States TO enlist troops
there for the Papal army. Gen. Garibadi has writ
ten several very earnest letters 10 his friends and to
the authorities in America, entreating them on be-
half of the Liberal party Of Italy TO discourage the
project.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
NEw-oRLEAys oUARANrINE RULES.

NEw-O ORLEANS, June 6.--General Order No. a.
promulgated yesterday by Gen. Buchanan says that by
virtue OF Instructions from the Adutaht"eheralso ee
fcrted norris without epidemic disease on board 70 DO
quarantined 81 days and thoroughly pmigated Vessels
ted fire Snme time from the termination OF the last case
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IRELAND.

TIE "sEDTIoUs" EDIToRs-PIGOT STILL IN
DURESS.
DUBIIS June ct was announced several days
ago that Messrs Sullivan and Pigot the editors who
were accused of seditous writings had been released
on n writ Of error. Mr. Sullivan was released, but
the writ in the case Of Pigot was denied, and that
gentleman is consequently still held in close confne
mont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
I'LL CONGRESs-sEcoNp sEssIoN.
sENATE. .WAsMINGTON, June B

SENApE...... WASHINGTON, June 6, 1868.
Mr.. George c. GOrlam was sworn in as Secre-
tary Of the Senate Mr.. MORGAN Rep, N " presented
the Chamber Of Commerce resolutions relative to the
moyal Of the wreck VI the steamer Scotland. aud Mr.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

dered by the French and Italian Governments, have
WORKED daily with great regularity and success. Tho
Dke OF sutherland Messrs Brassey, Blount Bnddcom,
5t anu Fell DIRECTOR Mr.. Brunees, Engineer,
anu ABOUT 90 more travelled the line May "a and
June. " W ~ Wv
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EUROPE.
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
THE RUSSIAN VICTORIES IN BOKHARA-CAPTURE
OF SAMARCAND.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-The Government is in
receipt of later intelligence from the scene of the
war in Central Asia. The victory of the I'd of May
and the capture of Bokhara are fully confirmed
The reported death of the Emir of Bokhara lacks,
however confirmation. The victorious Russian
troops had pushed forward and taken the City of
Samarcand, which they also held at the last adj
vices.
AN AMNESTY,
June THE Emperor of Russia has issued ukGse
setting free all persons of persons birth now exed
to Siberia and all natives of Russian Poland who are
sentenced to less than 20 years exile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
GEN. MEADE SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON.

ATLANTA, Ca, June Ten. Meade took
this evenings train for Washington, in compliance WIN
a telegram summoning him thlther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
ITALY.

THE RAILWAY OVER MONT GEMS.
The experimental trains over Mont Cents. or
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CLOSE OF THE CUSTOMS UNION PARLIAMENT
FRIENDLY FEELING BETWEEN NORTH AND
sOUTH-SPEECHEs BY THE KING, COUNT BIS
MARCK, AND PRINCE HOHENLOUP
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BRUSSELS June lie Nord newspaper asserts
that the opinion widely prevails in Paris that war
will break out in Europe before the close of next
Autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

THE COMMERCIAL DEBATE IN THE LEGISLATIVE
BoDY-THE CATHOLIC PARTY AGAINST FREE
DON OF INSTRUCTION.
Prom our O-n Correspondent
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VOL. XXVIII.....NO' 8,475.
WASHINGTON.

THF IMPEACHMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE TAX BILL-THE APPROPRIATION BILLS
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTiON-THE INV
YORK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION-GEN' bU-
CuANAN'S PROCLAMATION.
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New Advertisements.
heubGrry Female Academy,

=, VIII b" "rcnch ID W or the first Sion.
dai III LA;mary'r"
i'Ev J y lIiLLIIGESE, Principal.
Mis- fhNEiE LEAVELE. : >+i-tnnt.
ME. i. "ERbEK. rtoie..or" "l Music.
: OiI:"r r",nr"i,',t A.>i,i.nt. wi!! Le Sc.
cHi"d from iia" 10 'i,m", as lhr :rrrIc.,s .:
The ln-'i'u'i"t in,. d"imriri TnosOv.is IL.
sifH"'ipn ID L.: ai:,ti.I IL; u! ii.e Lr4l.cl..s
{" Il literal ''lu:.'jpn.
!crn$, PR gMA:fcr NJ 2! m>nthS,
{ payubie in ndr1nce.J
Pfinhty Department.. S5.G1
E"g:i-h Gramso,r. G.og'np'r, A,.,i:.
ne'". nnd History. 1850
Ph!+"'n! 'irmccs. ii'1ciriin2 Nn"t.i
I"ii",oi.in, A>int,nur:. Crr.i-.
Try, bp'anl. Pny,iu'".y.J I.,'im
hi''! Girrh. Mcat,i an. Myr.i Pni.
lo>"pE'y. Logic. R:,.lo"ir, 1880
. y" S'nd"nt wil 'I". ctl,t."l with n,or.
'h''' o''s oi ''c ;hosc rAtea at tic sn,n.
time.
f'',oc'', Music, Painting aud Driving,
u;:!n.si a'si "H3ra.
Bpr'.ju@ rni, b.. oi:aiu ,! in ccn,ccl fam.
iii"- ~ '"" 81. ~ $!j i,,r monrh.
The .lca't.nit n.'- ',c"r l'n, iri excellent
T"i'hir ~ i'i" w:'.iic ,ii,it IL thi. ron,iu.
,i'., ani il "i:! tow ,J- the s,rrrinnr,S rr,.
i,"vrr 10 establish here a 'iv>, ,la.s l,-,i.
'n;i'n. DEG. % ~ II.
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JF VI ErPlNG,
u. S Mar htI ~ MrSSrt ger
PR T. pIFEH, Deputy Messenger.
Dee % 523

District Co"r1 ni tie Unifcd 'Stafes.
For The District nf Snn'h CnnIinn. In the
marie: of llrwv a Kinnrd. Hnnkrum.
iiy whom :; Petition TOR Adir iiGltinn Of
Bankruptcy w"S II rti on tie 18Th day Of
Dee a. D. 1873 in said Court. '-.
fhiH is to .Iv' u"iicr. t!.nt nn the 18 h day
Of De. \ ID 1881 Warrant IN Rnnk,up,cy
was Issued mgniist The c>tu;e nf 81 Il K,neh
OF Ncwhciry &. H.. in the District OF New.
lmrrv mnI state Of Snufh Cnoliiin. who has
been nhi I'll &C II Is bInirurt on his own Pei
iinn: that The I,nynI"nt Of any debts and dc
livery Of amy p'nrcrty bciungirS tu sad
Bankrupt. !" him or :nr hi> ne. ani the
'rhns' of nnv Ir"prrtv h hun u,c fnrhia.
den hy inv: 'hnt meeting ut The CREDITORS
"' tir S'iIh i}inkrnpi. 20 rrovr their debts
IN !" chno'r on" nr more a 81. .nrcS nf his
ctia'c. Will ne lr!d II: II CnnrI or BInkrnptcy
to hc hD!iru II, New berry &. II. $ G.. In,
'ne ilrmy Summer. F>1 Dr"istrr, on Tho
Oh, day VI Jau. A. y, 1859. at I2 "'rInck, III.
j l. VI EPrING,
u MarSh,l ls Messenger
Per J. l'Iirr. Deputy Messenger.
Dec % 81 3
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In the district Court OF the
UNITED STA rES. for South Carolina. Nov.
nrfn'' isos ln ''lo matter nf Is njamin II
Scutt 1T N'wbcriy Cnnuty- -Isankrupf, PrtI.
tl"n ioI full aud nnl discharge in Bank.
rnpirv.
Ordered. that n hearing hc l,ad on tho 18Th
day of January. 1860. ut Federal Court
Hon" In Charleston; ). G ;nnd that all cred q.
to'S, &c "f SAID BInkrupt appear ut Emid
time mnd rl:ce, md shew cu,,sc, If any they
can. wly the prayer of e'1'cli''onrr should
not he grnnrrh. And hat Tho Pad and 3 Il
mrctlnG>,f creditors nf suitl bnnkl an, will he
held at the flee If li"nry summer, E>o'r,
Register ~ 3ri Ca.n. District, 5. q on llth
div nf Jauuny. 1860. nt l2 N. .,
~ order Of iho Court, The 10,h day cf Dc,
csmbcr, 1888. .E''.
DANIEL TlO%LBECK,
Clnrk District Court United States
Dec. ~ SO 3t, For South Cn,cltna.
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ton " Sr~'ef'y Stvsss t" . e.iataaus
no" 'sh'sh hss e1lsi',;svsi if,.:H ira sal
c'ai rights lately, viz: Asn ears,erujGt,.na
h'Zh,"eSs. u he btrpven> Is, taat aty4r.;x
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
49, ue%.

How ofcn do ynll lIcnr tho complaint
ron nml f!ihor ihni !'rlr SON or t,,RIi'rr IL
mi welI...ibnt they have no npp"tltr-Ihnt
'llor feel lnnRnih-r tlnt their trnd nriIcs--
hut they. mrs CROWN ihtn and feeble, aud
,hht lhry have 10 liin or energy left. ,i,t
they nro lnw>spi,inh, md pn,frcty IucaI>
ncllntrd to phri cIph III nnv pleasures, or
iMiinrm any ~ ninl or plyslrhi dn,y. Aud
for them Our answer IL be them nv
!'hntNtlOn lllttots nmrornirlv ib,cc ijmos Il
day, nhi our word for II lhcy Wlll recover.
tt MAGNOLIA warren. -.-supcrI0r "a tho hest
imported Gcrmun Cologne, md sold 1t hnlf
ihN price. .f.ty".I