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The New York herald., 1868-02-23

wHo rs CoAMANpERis-CmHF The conflict
Of authority in Washington suggests the qucs-
ton. who is really Commandcr-in-Chef of
the Army Of the United States-who has any
authority over the officers in command OF the
different departments? Somebody must issue
orders, and these orders must be obeyed. Ac-
cordins to the constitution under which we
were supposed 10 live the President OF the
United States was Commander-in-C Chief OF the
Army and Navy. The Executive was always
40 regarded and always exercised the privi-
lcgcs OF his Office in that respect Now, how
ever. the President is ruled out and pronounced
so have no constitutional rights whstsosvor,
Who. then, il Commander-in-Chie! Grant,
sherman, Lorenzo Thomas, Stanton, Ben Wade.
Schuyler Collar, Old Thad Stevens. Bingham
of Ohio, or who: 1t is matter OF some inte-
rest to the country to know who 10 really In
command Of the army. and for the matter Of
sbst, who 10 President
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

g. v Criticnton, No - Sf,h avenue one of a., .ryrst
aud most respectable Wholesale Druggists Ia Now ior
says.-"since the Introduction of WOLCDrliS PAIN
PAINT soothing syrups have fallen on In demand
house ~ tho rate OF hvs month. sell loss pills.
half the amouni Of biitcs only half the
RslIets that formerly sold | sell OF WOLCOrTs
PAIN PAINT than other patent pedicine.
only IN paien, medicines and keep fc supply of all kins
and sell At the very lowest prices
PAIN PAINT hiss created sensation than apy
remedy ever offered 20 the public. Only sir months
old. aud has already shaken false Rslefs Pis
and Soothing ssrnps AUD will soona or later overu the
absurd and health running pracce ci swallowing medicines
d Van wart D., Albany, Y, says."t tako ole assure
in recommending MOLCOITS PAIN FAINT to all who sut
would suggest the propoty OF the medical profs
sion adopting IL in iheir prseuec.n
DAVID H. shs~ef fsG, geoogi.t and naturalist, CT ClD
cnnsu, Ohio. savs"I individual. without os
succsssfui contrsdcton pronauuee WoLCorrS PAIN
PAINT OF The wonderful wonders o. shs aga
relieving those who sufer pain"
All pain removed, free o; COST ai Ee Chsthsa sQusrs
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

CR.Rlus EYusss's RsiniNGs Mr. Charles Eysings
g,ves series Of readings s'enwxy Hall iss, evening
before IN audience both large aud select aud elected
their most en,hssastis applause. The programme was
made up Of selections from both American and English
author. Among the lstsr-.anc the two whch wGe
the gems OF the ssnteralnmes,wers David coppsreeIds
account OF bis sehoolboy dsysias teHrbed bJ Dickens
ana the conspiracy AND sseres in shake
spc,rs,s NAV OF "Juias Cgurn Ths manssr In which
there wore rendered gave evidence thai Mr. Ey,lnv.
fully understands ths proper Of ihs, wonderul or.
gar. the human voice and 80 modua,s ~ 70 give
the ,rus idsa Of al authors meaning. BIS slocuto
power, also, II Of . character much beyond the ord,-
nary range, ~ plainly appeared from his rendering Of
Marc Anonys address she dead bodyof Cesar rev
literary entertainments ever N this city have a.
last sysnink.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
CALF ORNlA.

Convention of the Grand Army of the Repub-
Hc-Wutiny nt Sea.
San FRANCISCO, Feb % 1858.
The frst annual convention OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, Department OF California, met yesterday.
Delegates present from nearly every par, OF the
state. Colonel James Cole was elected department
commander for the ensuing year The Convention
ogzed the first general order issued by General John
A. Logan, the Grand Commander of the order IN the
United states
The bark Maria G useppina, from Genoa via Monte.
video arrived To- day. The mutinied during the
voyage from the latter port and two sailors were killed
by the first mate
Business has beer generally suspended to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
IRELAND.

4 Na~ shot by "a Fcninn Csptsia-ss Sedi.
tious'' Editors Sentenced.
LoyDos, Feb 22--Eveniug.
Casey, who was shot some time since BY tie Fesisn
Captain Msckay died si Cork today
Mr. Sullivan Of the Dublin No,ios. who was recently
convicted in that city for prblishing ssehour bels In
his psv,psper has been senissced by tn. ceur, 70
months Imprisonment.
Mr. Pigot Of The Dubn iriil'non who ~ss tired and
convicted on IKE charge, vN sentenced TO Twelve
month"; Imprisonment
Bosh prisoners will be required or ihs siprs,ion Of
the terms Of their eebHnemsu, 20 fssh security ;cr
thsir 'u,srs good behavior
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
Lotteries, Gift Enterprises and Lottery
Policies.

Lotteries, Gift Enterprises and Lottery
Policies.
The lottery dealers and speculators in New
York and other parts of the country, but par
ticularly in New York, flourish like green
bay tree. They are as successful in evadlng
the laws as the distillers, smugglers and
traders in contraband whiskey, who have
cheated the government out of more than
hundred millions of dollars. Indeed, they
seem to make use of the laws very adroitly in
order to violate them. Daniel O'Copnel said
once there never was an act OF Parliament that
he could not drive coach and six through,
and our lottery men have the same idea evil
IDENTIFY, Of the laws in this country. The
country is flooded with lottery schemes of one
sort or another. The regular professional lot
terry and gift enterprise fellows take advan-
tage Of the schemes set on foot by respectable
persons for charitable or other praseworthy
objects. BY initiating these as near as they
could, the swindlers have been enabled to
evade the laws and the vigilance OF the police.
These swndling concerns have fourished both
last winter aud this in an unprecedented
manner.
The question is, how is this evi! to be
remedied? Or is there any remedy? There
evidently is great difficulty in legislating to
prevent the evil still something more could be
done to check it, Now that the Legislature
knows how the law Is evaded by so-called gift
enterprises and other subterfuges, it might
provide for such indirect but palpable breaches
oil the law. 1t would be better, in fact, to
iegalize lotteries and to let the State derive an
income from them than to permit the present
fraudulent practices to continue. That
would be less demoralizing. But we
ought not to go back to such a
system as existed years ago. Lotteries any
way are an evil, and therefore we should
hnd, If possible, some plan to stop them. The
greatest difficulty is in the law not being exc
cuted by the proper authorities 1t is the same
with the lottery evasions of the law as with the
gambling houses. The large gambling estab-
iishments which are breaking the law openly
every day and night are never disturbed.
Only now and then the small, insignificant ones
are pounced upon by the police, for the
sake OF making show of vigilance and to
draw attention away from the larger and
richer hels. 1t is easy enough to see
the cause why the police do not interfere
with these fashionable hells. They are coun-
tenanced and many of them patronized by
wealthy and influential men-men whom it
would not be prudent or safe for the police to
offend. So with lotteries called gift enter
prises But there are q great many private
so-called gift enterprises in the city which are
used TO palm of vast amount of bogus
jewelry and other trash upon simple people
These are not whit better than the worst
kind Of mock auctions. They are clear vio-
latons OF law. Still they thrive under the
protecting shadow Of the larger and more re-
spectacle gift concerns. Now it is time the
law should be executed impartially upon all,
and if the existing law will not reach the case
The Legislature should pass one that will.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

A BRIDEGROOM STRpcK wirg SUDDEN NASTY sa
exciting incident occurred the trsir OF tho laeIs
Railroad leanng st. Louis at three o'docs the 18Th
instant. named Nicolas Watson, fs five o'elecfS
that mornng had married at Jscsso LSlla, H. Mrtp
Augelne LursdeR whose father resides NJ Nerrsyt-
ys H. Tho train reached 81. LOUIS at Isoon ea ro'
TO Southern Kansas. where Watson lives, Intending -
stop al Sedaia and procosd TO Geenhed Dvie county
where his father resides On the trp Watson appeared
excited, and told his wifc some rien were following
him, and when within milo OF Jefferson ,tity. aad
whie the tram under full headway, ne jumped
through window breaking the glass md aiiny 10 the
ground. The train stopped, backed up aud the
conductor and passengers searched Tor ths who Is
was thought would be found dead but being discovered
lurking 10 the bushes tao side he spraIg
the and full speed the Missouri rvefs
watched by all the Passengers til ho cenisbed Ia ths
woods the other side. He evidently derarsed
but MS newly welded wo could give explanation OF
the cause.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

A THRIVING CoUyrRT PoLdtE OFFicERs The rIts
which police officers ALL osyeDworth Kansas.
in that buTgh that officers themselves largely
OF that Glass; nat who deceased have been
indicates the existence Of large percentage Of dosperldos
snguiary il i'll luck In The Ot their taslog on.
This is indicated 10y the following list OF the deaths
which have occurred among its menber5 since the
ganzation OF tho police OF that City.-Nr Sraudlne
died natural death; Glloa accidentally shot himself
Currie was Killed by desperate, who Afterwards
hung by mob Charles Copuers killed by Esht.
ning on the reserve Charles Blunt snot
on the plains, HcConkey was huug In the mountains .
Charles johnson was hung OF Ellsworth; Frank John
Killed N "A saloon CT Ellsworth, by unkno~u
person. Van Hogn Killed lew days ago by The
away OF "a team,
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
GEORGiA.

The COMMUNICATIONS TO Remove the
state Capitol 10 Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Feb. % 1858.
Notsirg OF importance was done In the Convention
yesterday except the of the eligibility OF
voters 70 the House and Senate. The report on the
basis Of representation reconsdered and amended
to render all persons eligible to Office At the frat elec
ton under the constitution
An effort was made to have tho State capital removed
10 Atlanta II defeated FOR want Of two-ihrds
vote TO suspend the rules.
motion 10 reconsider the action Of yesterday was
entertained in relation TO the matter OF representation
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

The Press Law Observation-Disclosures Birth.
ds, la Paris.
PANs Feb a. 1865
rbs bm 'o' The regulation q the newspapsr press 10
a,,n undss discussion is Vie Corps Lesisstlf. she
amspdmeu, for allowing the full publication o. sum.
msrss Of the Corps ssee.ss wss rejected 'ha evening
BY vote .: Los 70 81.
Tho usual publ,s bar IN senor o. tho birthday .
General wash.nrion did no, occur ihs year Getssa
Dix, the AMERICAS xnissr, gve gTsna fss IN.
sysslpf
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
NORTH CAR OLiNA.

The Conycntion-RadicaI Legislative NoIii-
nations.
RALEIGH Feb. -, 1868.
The Convention declined to adjourn to-day IN honor
OF the holiday. The question OF suffrage discussed
until the adjourn mont without coming TO a vote
The radical County Convention here to-day nomiusted
one negro and three whites rorshe Legislature Il
slim affair only about twenty thirty whites parci
natllp
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r II Il r . = z.

Withdrawal OF Kentueky from tae JeroMS
Park Races.
Mr. Jerome has withdrawn Kentucky from ths tSo
races for which hs was entered at the Jerome PARK
spring meeing-ths westchester cup and Feather
stakes-on account OF the dissatisfaction among the
owners Of race horses by his reappoarance on the TURF
and entry In those stakes latter he had been formally
declared 10 havs retired from the turf
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
VIRGINIA..

Excitemenf In Richmond Over the News fssm
Washington.
RICHMOND, Feb. %, 1858.
The news from Washington to-day created intense ex
citement The newspaper bulletins crowded all day.
Is undsrsood that General Scnoheld will I'LL the
cancies oceasoned by the removal of the magistrates
yesterday BY appointing persons recommended By tie
City Council who can take the iron.clad oath.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
OHIO.
Destructive Fire in Cicvciand-Thc Losses

Destructive Fire in Cicvciand-Thc Losses.
CLEVELAND Feb. ~, 1865.
The brick block of Prospect and sheriff streets
burned this morning. Tho lossos folows:--
Passon's boarding house tl2 ooo insured for $1,000;
Spencer merchant tailor loss $4,000; insured for
$500; . confectionery establishment. owned by two
ladies' loss 81, 900; uninsured.
About hundred boarders lin the house st the
time, most OF whom lost oil their clothing and furniture
and narrowly escaped with thoir lives. Several
let down from windows with ropes one woman
jumped from an upper window and vas badly injured.
lota loss ST., 600.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
FLORIDA.

Adoption Of Several Articles of the C0nstI.
tntiOn by the Convention.
TALLAaAssEE, Feb. %. 1868.
Work progressed rapidly in the Convention to-day.
Several ordinances and articles Of the constitution
adopted
The franchise article provides that all male citizens
twenty years age sha at the nrs election,
ard tor year from Tho adoption OF the constitution
only those registered under Congressional laws shall
vote.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
PENNS YLVANlA.

Tho Feeling In Philadelphia I'm Relation 10
Events Transpiring in Washington.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. "a, 1868.
There has been great excitement here to-day over the
Washington events The newspaper Offices were
crowded until after dark.
The democrats heid a meeting here this evening and
were addressed by 'Brick" Pomeroy
The Union League will tomorrow raise q large dag
bearing the letters IS, A." Senate and People OF
America
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
MiSSIS SiPP!.

Loan of SlO0,OO0 Called For b, the Con-
ycAiiOn-A Committee to Visit Warrington.
Jackson, Fob. % 1858.
The Convention to-day adopted resolution providing
for the appointment of committee of three to visit
Washington and lay before General Grant and other
fanctonaries the true condition OF affairs in Mississippi
Also TO negotiate loan of 500 900 to defray the
penses OF the Convention said lean to be paid by tax
alton the faith OF the State be pledged for lis redeap-
ton.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

FRr IL GRsSn srtDr "A, about eight o'clock lssi
night ere occurred In ,hs pawabrskss shop Of Asisr
Russak, Ne 81 Grand street, second noor causing
damage to the articles In pawn Of about 81 ooo insured
for S. 900 In the following eompan keebanics and
Traders Park, Pacific and stuyvesank The building 10
owned BY Mr.. Bsrasrdj 10 dsmsgsd about $500; IN
surod. Mr.. Russak alleges that the Gre osussd BY
his accidentally upsstsine kerosene oil lamp from ths
counter. the lamp broke the oil took Ore, and os'"rs
the fronen arrived the and 10 scptsnv we're
pretty we'll burned OUT
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
ANOTHER CHICAGO OIYosce CASE.

From the Chicago Post Feb l3
IL the Circuit Court yesterday John and CithteGs
Spelman were divorced, the result OF the following
somewhat singular occurrences and crcume.ances'--
Thirty years Spellman married the paintrs IN lrs
land. where they lived number OF years in bappnees
three children being added to their family. Speilnsa
then concluded 10 seek his fortune in America waither
he came about twenty years ago. His wfe heard
nothing from him; and his childra1, having
grown TO manhood determined to sec II their
father still alive. Coming to this coun-
sry, they began search which ended In
his discovery at Frseport H. the possession Of CON
siderable OF this worlds goods This was an agreeable
surprise the chlldren but their Joy Was considerably
daped when they learned that another wife and other
children, calling Mr. Speilman husband" and father,
stood where they and their mother should stand Mr.
Spelman greed TO hs first love. and went to
see hs wife, who in Philadelphia She icrgave MIN
condition that he would cling to her. He agreed 10
do so; but after few the love he bore Mrs.
Spellman No. conquered hts duty 10 Mrs. Speilman No
l, and he again deserted her. This was moro than she
could hear Following him 10 ths city, she sued for
and obtained divorce, and besides TO the
amount OF &J,0 900
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

THE BEaNSNo OF LESr.--Ths Lsnien sea
son, or forty days fast, begins on Wednesday
next, Ash Wednesday. Let the faithful con
slider their instructions and remember thai
carnival means the ending the winters cor.
oival :
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
EUROPEAN MARINE NEW S.

rsorrrlnrroS. = Fcb. "a Tho steamship AlemAn'a.
Of ira nsmburg. American line, which left New York
Tsbrgsry IL arrived this port about I'VE clock this
cornns mAsing tue passage little less than eleven
dsys 80 x..- -.
fnSaoS. Pen % The steamship Celia. Captain Glea.
del Of tho onoos aud New YORK lue which left New
logA d tie Sa .nst arrived n ne ihames 81 late
hour yesteiiay ea Tsuss 10 taS posS
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

HgGo AND G,.iBALDI Victor Hugo has sent the to-
lowing letter to Garibaldi Dear Gabald.-Thsrs
Tyre In the tent Of Achilles. harp ii that OF juea,
Aaccabeus; Orlando sent copy OF verses TO Charts
magne; Frederick IL. addressed odes TO Volta.re-
Heroes poets. You, too, provo u. ] read with
doep emotion the noble lyrca! epistle which you adj
dressed me, and In which you speak the soul OF
Italy the language OF Frsnrs, The breath "
justice and liberty which inspires you with great deeds,
inspires you with grsa. thoughts. Farewell usrlous
friend vi TOR HUGO.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

foili-iun 81 the Gris RsiIroHd-UraLenan
Injured.
Btsosspros, Feb - lsGs
collision VI two locomotive engines occurred
the Erie Railroad this city early this morning
A switch engine winch had been prepared for work
iss IN ia place with steam MP and While tho engineer
wac away Il ran 10 the main track Just the mornirg
wsy passenger train from sWsauehanua coming mp.
Tho iwo engines together Win great crash uEt
was Gemolshed and the Other wa badly damaged. A
brakeman named Siurievaa; was injured !bs pasr,
an
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
NEW YORK.
Burning Of the Union Eiesator-DaMpgc 10 a

Burning Of the 'nion Eiesator-DaM1gc To a
Vessel.
BUFFALO. Feb. 81 1865.
The incendiares who have been holding high carnival
in this vicinity FOR month past in scstins ere barns,
after firing four different tsneneEs last evening eul
minated their v;llanss by seting ere 70 the Union
vator, which was burned 10 ils foundation.
Tho bark William Treat, lying IN the Clip in front Of
the elevator had nor rigging nasls and bu.arks
siderabiy damaged. Hal ,he wind been blowing ai ihe
the destruction Of valuable property wUgic have
been immense
The elevator was owned by y. = Bennett and Nessrs
Sherwood A. Co. Ia was valued together witl the
chnory at $30 00o and insured for flS7Jo, prnc.psy
In New YORK companies.
The bark william treat wss valued si az 00n snt 70
insured FOR SlS 600 IN Tao btna COMPANY " Hs-Gorf
aud Homo snd Hope companies q Prevalence.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

RESCUED rIos DRowSisa.--Georgs Tally, a man o.
about sixty years Of age fell overheard last night s the
Bridge street ferry and would have teen drowned bu
for N" Nmelv interference o' an oHcer o. the Fourth
p1ss,-u~ Aas aAA IA. /. " iis..s. AZ kAs..as
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
Great Trot in Mns.nchm.ett..

WORCESTER, Fob. y. 1863
The horses Empire state aud Ivanhoe started from the
Charles River House Brighton at fourteen minutes
before eleven O'Clock this morning. to tro this city
for 81 600 Empire State she rece, arriving hero
ten minutes past one oclock-hsvng been tgo hours
and tMenty tour mnutes on the r0At.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

and skate manufacory last night is stated this morning
At ss6o0o. The building, which valued at SIC ooo
was insured for sl1. .0oO There an insurance for
e45, 900 on the stock and machinery.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

Meeting of the Radical state Convention.
ct. LOUIS Feb ~, 1868.
The Radical State Convention at Jefferson City
eleven O'Clock this morning Lieutsnand Governor Smith
elected temporary chairman and Colonel Jamison
and Captain Colby temporary secretaries. After the
appointment OF Committees Credentials and on Per-
manent Organization tho Convention adjourned tin
O'Clock. The question Of negro suffrage viii probably
be presented and carried and is reported that the Con-
venon i'll very likely instruct the delegates TO he ap
pointed 10 the National Convention to vote for General
Grant.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

Co'or. ue hair whsfefs and unstashe u b.auu<.4 d
or brown. h consists Of only one pieps .nou Jbsr'
yil nos fade wash out. only " Genus bax.
sold by "A. 4 HELhBOLD. 81 Broad say usfA iofMs
roIllp uoiel. Aud oy s1l Druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

Recommended ~
RA~osd engineers, conductors other
p-rs superior to all others io durability sieasuess Ans
accuracy ss tintS.opcfs.
Purchase. stoua Invariably insisi e.tu4ca,e s!>-
gtnmnensss
For sale ~ al respectable deslets
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

A Perfect Hair irDres.iug--isurnett'sC CeP oaino
nlparts Gne and Is superior to freneh pom .ass
and oils or alcoholic washes.
ton equal all the other city evening papers combined
is constantly ahead in news and saturds!
teIuporarics in the following Items
IN THE FIRST EDITION IT CONTAINED
THK WAR DEPARTMENT CONFLICT
REVOLUTIONARY ACTION OF THE RADICALS
THE POLICE COURTS AND IsoUEsrs
rELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE FROM ALI. PARTS.
AND
IN THE SECOND EDITION.
THE LATEST DETAILS FROM WASHINGTON
MEETING OF THE IECoNsTRUCTIoN COMMITTEE.
THE PRESIDENT TO BIZ tNrrACHEp Ar ONCE.
AND
SCENES RgM0Rs, INCIDENTS AND EXCITFMRSis
At TllE NATIONAL. CAPITAL.
IN tux THIRD EDITION
THE IMPEACHMENT RESoLUrrv$
PROGRESS or THE WAR OFFICE DIFFICULTY
Full REPORT or THE ioUsE PRocEEDtsGs.
EXTENSIVE FLEE IN CLEVELAND
TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
AND
GENERAL TELEGRArnIc oosSIr.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

Printing at Every Desrription I,~catra
where ., The NRTKoPoLfrAN joB pRr>flNs L5rAs.
ylsnNRNT, o. ksssau street
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MISSOURI.
Bank snspcnsion-Proposed Buffalo Hunt
Navigation on the Missouri.

Navigation the Missouri.
Sr LO5w, Feb. %, 1868.
Tbs First National Bank 0f keokuk Iowa, suspended
yesterday
The Kansas Legislature Lave accepted the invitation
Of the Pacific Railway Company to have Buffalo hunt
the 4th of March.
Tho Missouri is open from Il. Joseph to Browns
vile, short distance below Omaha The navigation OF
tho river will BE- in tow days. resumed from its mouth
to Omaha.
President Johnsons appointment OF General Thomas
as Secretary OF War od ,aerm has caused considerable
comment here. 1t will probably influence somewhat
the action OF the Republican state Convention ~ Jeier
son CRY.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

HstebcIor's HaIr pyc.-ThssYtSt In b
world thsonly psrsct Dys, harmless telahis fustsUt
Gus Tsctofy Is hond street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

A.-Rheumatism, Nournigta. yGt4<l - ou
NkTTAIN Vsyano.Elsetro. MesAulsl
EfoaaMAy.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
ILLINOIS

Large FIRE In Chicago.
fHc,cc, Yer .. 1854
rsa ,o,, ;, ne ssrA NJ Of Careless nrpsnnsd ware
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

RcY. Charles ~. >myih Lectures ON ''Bun-
yans Pilgrims Progressn to-day a r. NJ, ia Dr. Caeeyers
church, Union square
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

4 arnnine Mrerschaam Pipe or a. iA.rh.ls
q. nanu'aginfeTs press 81 fDlLAE A son Il .1lss.
Hroacvay. rear eoarih atrre and a. job a ss.irt 4
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ousiiS ixrt,y aud is- !. eos - c2soss Al fAIchEL~
"a. o. - qua. i..s..
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inparts "A Is superior To french sdss
and oils o alcoholic washes
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The SinnrOa and Yucntnn Rebellions Not
Ended-The Herald nnd Anne exatiOn-Gen-