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This delicious preparation Is always pre-
scribed by the most reputed medical men in
France. in cases of arrangements of the di
gestive functions, such as:
GASTRTTIS, GAsTRALGIA, long and la glorious
di0est5On wind in the stomach and bowels,
ENIACIATIoN, JAUNDICE, and COMPLAINTS OF
THE LIVER and LOINS.
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NNTICE.l

e ;ss sss IS sss
chine; Z WSses. nse can be had at short n0'''
- northern prices. q. STEVENS.
March 16thtf
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NO MORE COPAIBA AND CUBEBS.
GTimauIt,s Capsules and Liquid
Extract of NIaticO Vegetalis.

Where all other Medicines have failed, these
preparations will always effect a cure. These
insure rapid and extraordinary cures of severe,
recent and chronic cases of private disease
They are used in the Hospitals of Paris, by
the celebrated DIR. RECORD, and are found
greatly superior to all hitherto known mineral
remedies and Copaiba and Cubebs. The in
lection is used in recent, and capsules IN the
more chronic ca
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J. G.. MILLIGAN, Secl etary.
J. r. GIBSON, Clerk.
Personally appeared before me, this 81 Gay gay
Of June. 1868, the above named, VINO Delng @
duy sworn testify that this statement Is 'TT' T
Statement of the books of the . Planters IN
swrance Company" of Jackson, Mississippi.
S"i|n09 TI j. HI. BOYD, j. T.
june 30-3tw
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Is One Hundred Thousand Dolls

Inc assets of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and deposited in Ma
uonal Park Bank, and New York
"areh'use and Security Comply, S112 OPT 08
Real estate unincumbered. None.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES:
Amount due or not due to Banks
or other creditors, Dividends on
Policies,
Losses adjusted and due, \
Losses adjusted and not due,
Losses unadjusted, \
Losses in suspense, waiting for fur
ther proof,
All other claims against the Com
y-EStimdted.
Total Liabilities, exclusive of capi-
tai stock and Re-Ins and reserv-
ed funds, !
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk,
The greatest amount allowed by
the rules of the Company, to be
insured in any one city, town, or
village, >
The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block, 3
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SecOnd& Quarterly Statement of
PLANTERS INSURANCE CO.
JACKSON, MISS, May 81, 1868.

JACKSON, MISS, May 81, 1868.
Capital Stock, 100000 90
Total receipts to date, 64,216 SO
Deduct losses, expenses,
printing, advertising,
express, salary and
CONS, revenue, station
ery returned prem's,
reinsurance, postage,
telegraph and express, 15,9l9 VA 90, 90
stock Notes available on call, 8 100000 90
Case Cd hand and in bank, 3,l9o %
Cash loaned 80 and 60 days at l0 o
per cent. interest, 4,559 - -
Cash due from sundry parties, 4,Z4V 10
Casn IN nahus iSsion u "on''' 2,437 40
Office furniture, l'Ioo ~
Notes for premiums secured by - 90
liens on real estate, oz,Idd dd 90 90
Revenue stamps on hand, 90 9o O0 00
Stationery on hand, 10 W
$14S,3O1 So
Whole amount at risk, S9l9'o'l W
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS, Prest
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BUCK & BALEY'S
PREPARATIONS:
BUCKS AROMATIC BITTERs.

4 n calling the attention of the public to this
IL preparation, we do not present to their no.
tice an untried remedy. The formula has been
shown to some of our leading Physicians and
they unhesitatingly recommend and prescribe
it, some of our most prominent and influential
citizens have tried it, and have voluntarily Of
fered to certify to its curative effects With this
evidence of its superior qualities we are in
duced to offer it to our friends and the public
generally as a sovereign remedy fer
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
FLATULENCE,
WANT OF APPETITE and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
If you are afflicted with any of the foregoing
complaints, try
RUrEKss RUTOrERG
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Nervous Head Aches, Neuralgia,
CURED BY
GRIMAULTS GUARANA.

This vegetable substance which grows in
the BrazilS, has been employed since time i'm
memorial to cure INFLAMMATION OF THE BOW
ELS. 1t has proved of late to be of the great
est service in cases of CHOLERA, as it is a pre-
yentive and cure in cases of Diarrhea.
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NOVELTY WORKS.
IRON and Brass Foundry and
Machine Shop.

ACTURERS of Steamboat and Sta
IHl tionary Engines, Sash, MuIey and Circu-
lar Saw Mills. Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers and
MILL MACHINERY OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS. All kinds of Distillery Work, New
ell Cotton Press, Gin Shafting, Brass and Iron
Cocks. Steam Guages, Bells. Gongs, and Steam
Whistles, Steam and Gas Pipe Fittings, Mat
thews Patent Submerge Pump.
HAWLEY, BILLINGS 81 WAYMAN.
Cornes Eighth Street and the River,
dec5dtf LOUISVILLE, ky
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BUCKS BITTERs.
Bucks Diarrhea Syrup,

quail, but superior TO anything of the kind eX-
tant, it is pleasant to take, acts promptly, and
never fails, when taken in time. to cure Chole-
ra in its first stage.
Everyone should keep bottle on hand, so
as to be prepared for the worst.
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n. b. above medical preparations
are accom- ] Il V instructions as to the man
ner in VIII are to be taken.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI: -
I, Thomas T.
Swami. Auditor of Public Accounts of said
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
statement of the Globe Mutual Life insurance
Company of New York, is truly copied from
the original on file in my office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
TI.s1 Jackson, this 26th day of June, A. D..
1SiS. THOS, T. SWAMI,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,

COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Pliny Freeman, President, and Henry G..
Freeman, Secretary of the Globe Mutual Life
Insurance Company, being duly sworn, depose
and say, that the foregoing is full, true, and
correct statement of the affairs of the said Com
pany-that the said Insurance Company is the
bona fde owner of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital,
invested in State and United states Stocks and
Bonds, or in Bonds or Mortgages OF Real Is
tate unincumbered, and worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged; and
that they are the above described officers of
said Insurance Company.
Signed. PLlN1 FREEMAN,
L. S. IresluehI'
HENRY G.. FREEMAN, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 9th
day of June, 1868.
THO. SADLER,
1Is1 Commissioner for Mississippi,
il Wall street, New York.
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A p. SLOWER & CO, Canton,
AGENTS for the Counties of Madison, Holmes,
Winston, Kemper, Lauderdale, Newton, Ne
shoba, Leake, Scott, and Clark.
june 30-w1m
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A. G. BROWN
hrsiness in the Circuit and Pronale
WILL take Of pqTn Hinds Copiah Rankin and Other
Counties on the lines Of ear9aa al Jackson R
and in as the see1lar county. Mississippi.
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las. I'd. CLARK.

. rroRNEY AT Law, IA. gAcKso}Nss }oss-sIE Mlss
A nnfHioce1Post-ofice Building t000-u
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ARE prepared to furnish Msrshants Ssfra1 Iaaf and
A Planters with good swee5' das Matulai com.
eetS Io9deco hacked d in Hhds or Boxes, from 20 90
pa1eoa3y io3 lbs each. for chewing and smoking pnIh
.Uo stI prices merely nominal compared with
hsg The manufactured article smoklngi 10 80 80 to
Dark chewing % ~ sBpeTor Brgo to any
90 cent ttareJ in the market. Will on receipt o.
,.. rdars with the money, ship to any ad-
SSr'S Send forward your orders so.Cu
Tho Business Houses of Louis
kelerens1d Ey andmany Patrons South. aPlod4m
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IL n aiIT-O ad Line
QUICK TIME
SURE CONNECTIONS !!
FOR ALL POINTS
: -,oUISVTLIE

LOUISVILLE
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Leave HUMBOLDT, Asp. NJ. IL 20 A NJ.
Ar've at LOUISVILLE u 80 p. NJ. 4 90 A. M.
connecting with Jacksonville r. R.. for points
West, North and East also with U. S. Mail
Line Steamers, arriving at Cincinnati next
morning in time to take early trains East.
THE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
of this Line has been thoroughly reorganized
with a special view to accommodating the
freight traffic between the North and South,
and the advantages which it offers in
LOW RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
and prompt settlement of all claims for loss,
damage overcharge, etc., make tsfar superior
to any competing route.
Arrangements have been made with the
FAST FREIGHT LINES
of northern Roads, warranting the transpor-
tation of freight from the Sea board Cities to
all points South, in quick time, without delay
at any point.
Throug bills of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES, may be procured at all principal r.
r. offices in Eastern Cities.
THROUGH TICKETS, and
BAGGAGE CHECKS to
ALL POINTS
NAV be obtained at HUMBOLDT.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
III. C. MARSHALL, Gen'l Eastern Ag't,
A. w. ROUNTREE, No. 2 Astor House, n. Y.
Gen1 Southern Agent,
Cor. Camp and Common Sts., NO.
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DOUBLE TURBINE Water Wheel

Saw Mills, Mining Machinery, Portable
Grist Mills, ROBERTS BURR REGULA-
TOR. FIGURING Mill Machinery, Cotton Screws
and Shafting. Pulley's and Hangers.
send for circular oct31w1y.
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Losses adjusted but not due a
Losses reported but not adjusted
estimated
Estimated amount required to re-
insure fire risks
Estimated amount required to REIN
sure marine risks
Capital Stock, all paid up, 5000
shares at $50
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CABINET ORGAN,
THE BEST MANUFACTURED;
WARRANTED FOR SIX YEARS.
Secondhand Pianos, MelO-
deOnS and Organs.

At great bargains. Prices from $50 to $500.
Illustrated Catalogues sent to any addres
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DIGESTIVE LOZENGES.

of the Paris Imperial Academy OF
MedicIne)
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

TI. ST Commissioner for Mississippi
IL Wall street, New York.
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BUCK 81 BALEX'S
CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER,

4 LII OF THE ABOVE VALUABLE PRE-
IA parations are manufactured and for sale
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
1eber ba6 Nfan,en BON Sdumen
pnb Heben.

Die Belt fir ba6 YfanSen ppn Sbf>
bdumen unpB etnreben 1T Sefommen unc
miro eS raber fir Giele unlererQele r niGt
unintere6ant 5etn tpenn mir ibnen in
&ursem etni9e Der babel 3u beoba&tenoen
&eaeln ar9eben. 81. .a..- F.
Der 8eoen fir @cinreben 1ptppbl als
AUDI farS btbdume mub 3uerlt nit etuen1
lnter9runopfu9 tief u%nnsearbeitct werben.
5ierauf eS9t man rcn 8pecn eter TINT
3ei&net ii@ mittelf fleinerYfable bieplaBe
unp INeibsn ab> 100 bic pFan;en lteben
lpQen. +. " H.. ...- -.
@epfeltdume pfanst man am teiten
1915 Tub, 8irn pper &irl9bdume 20
-25 6ub ,auSeinanper. Yfr19bdume
fam man 1870 Tu6 tpett a%use;nanper
pfan;en> penn ber8pren ntGt fir mettere
Grnpte benuBt miro. &eben 1oQten in 6
BuB BON chamber en%tferntet &eiben uno
Z GuB Gntfernun9 in ben &eiben 9eicBt
perben.
Sci pex 8dumen mus man ale faulen
uno 3erri7en @u,;eln 9latt abidneicen
unb iu9let@ no@1eten, pb feline WIrter
unter per &inbe be8 Dur3elbolies itedem
wel@e berauSoel 9nitten perpen mil
Die 3wei9e i9neiret man ip mett Surid,
oa6 r1ur bic Mu9en fteben bleiben> tpel9e
benz Baum bic fanfti9e &rpne 9eben fol-
len. Sci @einreben bel9netpe man Bios
bic gu lan9en Wur3eln unp ra6 5plt Bis
auf srei Mu9en 3urlf. Die 2Dder fir
bic 8dume ma@t man etma q 6uB IN
jeper &i6tung tpett uno un9efabr 13-2
Tub ttef i1ittet et>pa6 lpdere @rpe Ypn
perS berf dde in pa8 Sod, ieBt peaBnum
btnetn uub breitet bic feinen 6aarwur5eln
9eb6rt9 na@ alien &idtun9en aus inpem
man jepe nit elmer 9anpYpQ lpfefe @rpe
am plaBe fetbalt; eann flut man pa6
2od NIT eini9en @9aufeln BET beien> lp<
der fen Grbe BON her Sberf ld9e unb befez
ltt9t ben Baum trr9 eini9e Gritte nit
benz TuB auf bic I'M Qp@ befnplt9eGrpe,
pann filt man taS Sod NIT pemNef Der
Grbe ouf. ~
Die 219er fir Weinrebsn, fir welde
Der 8poen tiefer 9elpdert 1etn lcute, trte
fir Stftbdum1e, ip4ten einen TuB @ette
in jerer &i@tun9 baben unc 70 tief ietn,
bab bic jun9e &ebe, na9cem oielelbe NIT
erlelben Spr9falt 9epfanjt >pereen> NIT
Rem pberl ten Mu9e perS ld9e 9lei6 TT
unp lolte ra6elbe au6 einen balben 3pu
nit Grpe bepedt ietn, 70 19acet cieS gar
ni9t6.
Trilben Dunser bor%man ntdt an bic
Wurjeln Der Bdume pter &eben bringen,
IS 1T jepo@ gut, wenn man INN ben junz
gen Baun, cine ied8 3oll tiefe 2a9eStrpb
le9t, ramit berBppen nidt 70 i9neu aus
trodnet. Nuf rieieWeile 9epfan3teSd me
uno &eben werren 1tder pa6Ien> menn
Die YRanSe iberbaupt 9elltno war.
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Gubeuoarten.

Spor9el unb &bobarber,
Gntfernt bic l1ebertreu unb itedt cine
quite Sage Dln9er Elm. Sn BON BEN
Meer ent fernten YldBen mtrft cine lleterz
lreu BON Sal3 wpbltbdti9 auf Spar9el,
Bpbnen. q anStB ulGarten lpbolc
Der 8ppen TT 9utem 3utanpe uno 2imoz
bpbner, 1pbalp e6 narm it,.
Nptbe II. 9elbe &uben. @1e1
frib;eiti9 in 1 GuB ntfernte DrtQe pbe.
2 Tub entfernte, nit &abie6den caswiz
11en.
&raut u. 8lumenfp9l. Ser
fest aus ben falten &abmtn l&no aus
ben M(iitbeeten ; i'm 2ebteren Sale milf
len bic Yflansen ourd 2lftun9 ab9ebdrte1
rprren fem. Sact Samen i'm Treien III
gut bearbeitete Beete.
Sellerte. @det ms @amenbce1
in s 3pll entferte &eiben.
d. 3ertbetlt tieWurz
seltlumpen uno madt ,1ei1e Nnp F%aniunz
gen. Sept bic tleinen ;3piebeln 6 3pl
Ypn chamber entf ernt.
&rc11e. Git einc tleiue Suantt
tit ale sebn Sage I'm, cine Heibenfpl3e
;u BADEN. Beitreut ne 81 ansen nit an
her 2uft S%erfaQenem Salt, >penn Snl efteu
ldtt9 werren.
&npbloud . ScBlin9e> bic man
eurd Nbtrc9en Ter S9uppen elmer
&npQe erbdlt> wercen 6 3cu non etnanz
Bet gel tedt,
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Neue &rie969efabreu fir
Yreuben!-&arl> Der Tlu9tlin9 non
$780, Der aus ieinem palal te ;u 8raun<
i9wei9 in tpppeltem Stnn aus9ebronnte>
erlabt einen Gntrituna atbmencen prp<
teft 9e9en bic Neu9elaltun9 Der Din9e III
Deutl9lano unb miro allies, mas an tbn
lie9t tbun> I'M iein 5%ersp9t1um unp rasu
ais gnt9elt fir bic lan9e @arte3eit ba6
&Ini9ret@ 5annpner wieoer in 8eliB 3u
nebmen. 8erubi9enp 1T e6 %allerpin9s,
oaB feline aanse &raftduberun9 etnfmeilen
in einemM anifeite eridIpft SIT iein ldeint
meldeS inter ben besablttn Mnsetaen Der
Gime5 eri deint. SIS lautet> mic fplat !:
@ir &arl, Don @ottes @naten @er3oa
ROT Braunldweis, 2iinetur9 e., ert(dren
hermit raB Elm Detret hes ebemoli8en
beutlhen Bunnesta9es Tins NIT @emalt
uno pine iraeno welde 9elesli@ 8ere9z
ttau1a l1nlerer erbli6en 8sfiBunsen unb
llnleres pripatpermS9ens beraubt bat,
unter benz @prpanre, 'pab @tr 1T Trant@
retdEruppen anmerben lteben, UNI >pieeer
8eib su ersreifen Don unierm teia9ten
@ersostbume 0bwobl @ir nien1al9 ab9e>
banft nod aud o%b3upanfsn tie @tf16t
batten) pie Ypa uni erem HrtnatyermIeen.
preuben bat jebt BEN Deutiden 8uno
rur@ pie1elben Mittel, uel9e Der Suno
aeeen llnS a%r9enanct bat, ndmli9 burd
Wepalt, ouf9el6f unc 9eiturst. preuben
bat ii9 pes9leiden pes &Sni9srei9s5onz
11pser bemddtt9t .weldes einen Tbetll1nz
ierer erbliden BeliBun9en bilpet. Mit
baten nod nt6t proteitirt. Der peutl9e
8urn bate TINS Dem &5nt9e Spn5annp>
ser iiberantpcrtet, inoem ct i'm gum 8prz
numb iber unlere Hedte uno Infer prtz
s%atsfrM6sen ernannte. Der 86ni9 rpn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-02
Bur bic 0ieb3udt

Nnb bic Counties gnpta. Slant unb eterturne b~tfpnbers ee-
eisnet: Der 8peen enttalt reiden, ~ilrbisen 9ebn, tbelmeie
prairie. Gefrdud uub leitte @albunsen; baHt1be 1T ettras
bieelis, NIT %un3dbltsen Seen unb 1T bon 3ablret9en ~Eiefenben
9erdNern burhitnitten, melhe prn elmer Dtense eutea gBie.
fenlansereien u%aseten fmb bic einen uneebeuren gprratb Ypn
5ras unb seu lteern. Sic iis leidt pahtrbar, I'm, su ben
g!itnen ant yale S.perter une 3s ben Sanueniralpuneen ets
nUroliden Gbetles bs Staates su ~eelanaen, pelde bic befen
unb sprsIelidfen Wdrlte fir ZEN 0crfauf emn Rinbpieb i'm
Qante bteten: Sn U%erbinbung nit Der GtebiuGt tt es nptt.
menbis, bic Iufmertianfeit luf bic Ibat1a6e su lenten, bs
bas 0hldeef6aft nod int entfshen ii, mas aus ben tpten
preiien Ron Butter uub Safe unb aus benz errBsn import lener
I1titel aus BEN Sfliden Staten erit9tlt& #.
Die @dof3udt
fanet an lit Mtnne1rta iebr eintrdslid III tperbm unp aubx
ben pben belhrtebenen QGnbereten tn Wnpta, Siantt urb Cher
burne Counties. iine bic Yrairieldntereien Spn Meeter, Ranbt<
srli une Weunrnsalta te'pnbers fir bteien 3med seiu@t.
3abluns6tectnguneen.
DieIe e%dntereiea ,rerten In garseGen pom 40, So unb 1850
@dern unb barber su preien a%ussebUten, melde smiiden IS
unb $40 per Slider parrttrcn Unit einioen wenisen Nar;cueu au
bIberen Yreifen). je mad Der Beidafenbeit uub Gntfernuna
ees 2anbes Spn Der @ienbabn. &c rercen entueber fir baar
@elb pber auf lan9e Germine rsrtauft Gehn Sabre tpenn Is
~perlanst rirb) nit 7 @rpient jdbrihen Sntereien, tamit I'M.
bemit elite Yerirnen efabist merten, cine 9eimfGttc, utter bill
III %erlaneen. 5,eenisen, nelde ben 8atnen entlans fdpn
NteeerlaNunsen %searunbet, haben eefunten, BAT ibreednbereien
int @ertb I'M, So @rr;ent jdbrlid, e%cfieeen 1tnb.
Dieie 2dnbereien iint lett 1857 SOM @ertaut auruttebalteu
%mprten; fs leeen ariiden srrbeu &nlieplunssn, unb Fno &ir-
den, Sdulen. Sabrftreecit uno Mdrtten aueansltG.
um nd9ere NuStnnft !renre man f& an
George g. 8efer,
2ant.G pmmiitpner, 81. gaul, Mltnn.
8 ermann Erptt 9ecretar. trtp-tp
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Gur ben @etre{bebau

tieen bic 0dneereten In ben gennties S,nnepir, @risbt,
Stearns unb Wleeter unubertrpHene &prtteile bar. Jarn1er
aus osu Gtliden Staaten eeben hielen Q%dneerei,n bel ibrer
Wustpab1 ben @prsue. ais BE, tpelde ilb am beaen gum 8au
Res Weisens, benz srcseu stapeartitels bs y elliden 9aneels,
eienen. 0ieie Counties ~enttaltsn aut einen Reihtbum BON
Madfraee fur seridietene 3mede it limb ne6es einen suten
Martt ben @iienbobnen entlans 6ntet, unb ni6t alein fir Bic
&1drrns hes eaares enti&asis; ipnbern tas Qanb lelbit besablt
ma1t,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-14

uac' WIN the Peruvian government Three hun
ared laoorers were brought to Islay from Chile BY
the steamer Santiago ana s,x bpndrad ,noro 80
looked for by the next steamer A"oie "oio
The yellow fever was abatina oons,aoroh,, ~,
Lima tbe desthss now about eight deaths daily In
hnndreh % are set down at one hundred to four
there also. Government It appear rs 70 :. au sg
tae Pdpiicaton OF the mortality The fever had ex
tended 10 the iavorite watering place, C6orilIos'
MN, Ecuador.
the next Congress- from Ecuador Elections for
of the ballot is not known he 7th May. The result
posed, however, that almost every8lay; it sup
froniIeq the Conservative party the north accept In
Several earthquakes have been felt.SS succesaR6
cha the volcano on whose deolivity Qdnlnt Pichin-
and which believed to be extinct, has given une-
quvOcal signs OF being again in activity.
The affair Of the outrages against the C0lombians
In AmbutO was taking favorable turn, the Ecua-
dorian government has removed the Governor Of
Ambuto and was acting very fairly.
Cocoa has risen to $40 so.
II appears that the Bank of Ecuador in Guayaqun,
and the Bank Of Quito in the last city, will be estab
lished this year, and they will undoubtedly benefit
the interests OF the country.
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city, These revolted Indians OF the Yucatan penin-
sua are ugly customers TO deal with resembling In
Fiorida. No attempt appears TO be made at present
70 put down those inarIns in Yucatan State ON the
battaons OF Gener Alatorre,s army arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 2Su ult., and the next day were
s sent to Jalapa, where military camp OF two
the thry ga hours these battalions re- re,
OF the 0f1cersand men were attacked by t~ saiIour
fever. Geneal Alatorre had preceded his troops BY
his arrival A. Vera Cruz few days before them
lately In prrlson at orzaba, 60 TO Yucatan to par
TALLY repace the Withdrawn troops
at city, uys ss and ss
Ramrtz, Lieutenant Colonel Jose Almanac and the
two brothers MadSnad0 late imperial officers leap;
to desth by court martial and afterwards relieved Of
the death penalty by President Juarezl. were taken
from the State Prison and sent or to GuanajuatO.
On the way they were all i've killed by their guards
and the excuse given is that they attempted to es-
cspe This Is questionable. These officers were
violent partisans OF the empire and were highly OBJ
nox0us to the liberals and 1t Is quite probable the
guards were instructed to create an opportunity to
The smallpox has broken out in Mier, State Of Ia
maulipas.
The 18th OF May, the anniversary of the fall Of
Queretaro through the treason OF Lopez, was duly
celebrated in San Luis de Pot0si despite the now
precarous position of the Juarez authorities In that
The citizens OF Monterey are moving in favor Of
street railway.
line that Is to connect Monterey with Satilo.
Robberies and murders are reported to be as fre-
quent as ever In the State OF Jalisco.
The Legislature of the State Of Chihuahua has pro-
hibted bull fighting.
The firm of vertz & Fagoaga failed In Mexico city
on the 10th ult. Liabilities $4,000 and assets
$500, OOO II ever collected.
Two shocks of earthquake were felt in Mexico city
on the 22d May, and three more on the 3Oth. No
damage done.
The prOn,nciamiento in Tampico May g. failed for
want Of funds. Being without money, and not know
I'm hNV tn aiaaQ an Wi plV
Guided to disband.
Lieutenants Colonies Tlapale and Bernardo Flores
have been brought to Pueba to be tried as the pro-
moters Of the revolutionary movement at Chiaatla.
In Mexico city a military commission is trying
Peter Wiskisken and Peter Frederick accused Of con-
spiracy.
Ex-Chief Justice Ruiz and General Sanchez Ochoa
continue In prison. DR.. Larrazaba has been ordered
out Of the country.
BY q private letter received here in Havana from
Vera Cruz, dated June l, the information Is con-
veyed that the trains Of the Medeln and Vera Cruz
Railroad were thrown OF the track that morning
when about half way between the two places. This
no doubt was through malevolence, for Immediately
thereafter an armed band OF robbers about one hun
dred in number, took possession OF the trains and
then carried OF whatever money they could find, to-
gether with what else suited their fances Very fortu
natey no one was injured by the throwing OH OF the
cars
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GEORGE DIMoN KELLOGG, brother OF the estima-
BILE rector OF Grace church. In this city, died In Peru
N. w. ON the 9th inst, OF pulmonary diiculty So
perinduced by the hardships and exposure Of army
service during the rebellion He atterly has held
position IN the Internal Revenue Department In New
York. but last year spent some months In Providence
In the hope that the change Of climate and air might
have favorable influence upon his health. He was
q very genial and companionablc man, possessing .
fund Of general information and much ability and
experience as writer for the newspaper presS. He
graduated ut the University OF Vermont class OF 80
He was son OF Mr.. d. o. Kellogg Of BROOKLYN. N. Y->
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