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Santiago Ssrrouudcd hy shc IrssrGeues-ssro
parations to Attack--vNIa dol Cobrc Ne
taken By Then-Dessituuon snd Distxess.

Santiago Sarrouudod hy shc IrsarGoues-lAro-
parati0us Co Assach--vNIa del Cobrc Re-
taken By Then-Dessituron snd Distxess.
~ HAVANA, Dec. B. L.
Via KEY WEss Dec. 9, 1858.
From Santiago dc 0uba We have advicss to last
Friday. November ~.
ina iasurs-ats had surrounded the CITY and wcro
preparing 70 attack IT, .Ax ead destroyed sne
telegraph and railway and had cut or tno .ier app.
ply from the town. There was deartn OF provisions
In Santiago and much distress.
The insurgens had retaken Villa del Cobre, whose
Inhabitants had all gone 20 Santiago for refuge.
The corps Of volunteers raised by villa del oobre
for the government remained unpaid ana were des-
titute, as well e. disarmed.
Soup Kitchens had been erectsd by the authorities
OF Santiago 70 relieve the poorer classes
Cenmerriai and FtnancsaI yntcliixeuco.
HAVANA. Dec. 8. lsds
The following arc the closing prices OF merchan-
disc for the week ending -Sugar--Nos 10 To
IL I2declnng. quoted at So sx reals per arrobe Nos.
Is to 20 heavy, at reals per srrobe. stock on
hand $4,000 boxes Lard dun. Flour quiet at sil rs
ei2 50. Butter steady at'soc. 4oc per lb Isilow
steady at iei.c. lie. per To- Bacon active ut iIhc
1sc. per 10. Honey declining; quoted at 3a3h
reals per gallon. Whto wax steady a. az y 4
reals. Potatoes iat at 81 d so so per bbi. Hams
IoC. u ItC. pcE No. ucifOW riuc
a. S2l f23 per th0ussnd; white pine 10 demand
~ SIS $2k Shocks ior boyes 81 reals: for hogs
heads. nat at 81 8gIs e. Empty hogsheads In do
for short per 1000. Onions In demand ut 50 50 70
per bbi Freghts duh; surplus OF tonnage in port;
rates to Northern and Southern ports 81 per box.
sugar; 60 80 81 per hogsaead. sugar, TO Northern
ports and $4 80 To Southern ports, per b0sslead.
moiasses, 10 Northern ports IS "a and 10 Southern
per cent preInium on Paris. "a AZ per cent pre-
MUM; on the United Stotes. nxfy days sight, 10
currency 22k 2lk per cent discount; short sight,
per cent premium.
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srKESr CAR hcciDRsT.-Felix Conan. or No sct
Ohsrry street was last night run over by no. o.
avenue line, and received severe wound. TSxen
70 Bellevue Hospital.
FATAL RESULT or A STAB WouNp.--NormAn H.
Johnson OF No. iTs Forsyth street. who was stabbed
oy his wife on the 10Th uitmo during domestic d
mculty died last evening from the injuries sustained.
lno iacls ol Inc murder appeared IN the HERALD OH
tue 3otl. Mrs. Johnson hiss been held in custody
since the night OF the cutting Ha
DEPARTURES OF O'BALDwlN.- O'Baldwin, tho
prfz5 Ssater, whose arrest Saturday night was
corded in the HsaALD Of yesterday. proceeded 10
Lynn last night In custody OF Marshal snephcsd. o.
that town. on the i've O'Clock train. lie will be kopt
In custody there unless he " fortunate ~ to obtain
ball for his future good bonsvior.
FIaHr BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIPn.--Miclael
Fitzgerald and his wife JHlta who reside at No 80
Oliver street, last night experienced some domestic
griev ances and dght en5ued. During the pulling
OF whsEers and the rending OF Calico Michael
struck julia on the head with bottlel innictinx
siatt wound. Tho husband v ~ arrested.
FIRE IN FRENcH's HorEI--About quarter after
nine O'Clock last night fire occurred in email
closes at the foot OF the basement stairs OF Frenchs
Hotel II worked through into the Kitchen and to
the billiard room above nnicting about $500 to $500
damages which IL covered by Insurance. The alarm
created great CONSERVATION among tne guests. seve-
raj Of whom gathered up their 0fcCta ana threw
them out OF the upper windows.
Died or WOuNDS.-Sonle three weeks ago the an
nouncement was made that James 4. Roberts, re-
porter ofa daily Journal had been seriously wounded
me corner OF Second avenue and Thirty fourth
street. The ARRAY grew out of some differences with
roughs ut political meeting that he was attending
professionally. Mr. Roberts was struck on the head
with tunb!er and SO seriously injured that he was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital, wnere no died ~ ak
O'Clock on saturday night An inquest wil be held
to-day.
NovHL MODE or RoBnERv.--Abont balf-pas eleven
O'Clock last night two Young men, who gave their
names AZ sas IIaight and William Thompson. eli
tcrod house Of fashionable resort in Nelson place
and engaged two OF the female entertainers In con-
vetiou. suddenly one OF the men seized the hand OF
. gsrl upon which available diamond ring sparkled
AMI putting the finger IN his mouth endeayored 10
pun t on. Pairing IN tnat he attempted TO bite the
nngcr or. While he was operating upon II MS nc
compnce snatched gold watch from another girl
and, rushing 10 tne door. they commenced rapid
retreat from the premises. leaving the ring, how
ever. In their hurry TO escape. The inmates cried
'waton.n and O,ncers Randall and Young, Of tho
Fifteenth precinct who happened TO be in the neigh
borhood. captured them. The watch was found on
tie street. where they had thrown it. The accused
who live the corner Of Greene and Houston
streets are wei known Ht Jefferson Market, where
they will DO introduced to Luatice Dodge tns morn
lAR.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

A Popular Outbreak nj Cadiz Quelled by
Troops.
nADRlo Dec. 8, 1868.
An armed demonstration OF republicans took place
at Port Santa Maria, Cadix. on Saturday. The mob
refused to surrender. and erected barrlcades. The
marine troops, however. carried the barrtcades by
assault aud dispersed the demonstrators. A SENT
oiiieia account OF the AFFAIR attaches but little i'm
portance to II, regarding tho outbreak as merely
local demonstration, and attributes IL tile intri
gues OF the reactionary party expressing tho hope
that affairs will resume their normal condition
after the election OF tho Cortes in January.
Tho SpaNish Press Affairs In Cnha--t'arIist
Movements In tho Provinces-Prcjccted
Gable 90 Cuba.
E.f MADRID, Dec. 8. 1s6S
Tho impartial tncwspapep urges the concession
OF every liberal reform 10 Cuba and the speedy
settlement OF the question Of slavery but says
spanish honor demands the suppression at any cost
Of the insurrection, which, II declares was melted
and In Eept alive by American filbusters
Osrist movements are organizing In Catalonia .
and Aragon.
The Provisional government have invited bids fOt
. contract to o lay q teIegraphlc cable between
Oadiz. the Canaries ana Cuba.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

9xpfssiss and Fire In tlrveissS~-seversi
Persons BADLY Bnrurd-

CIRyEIAsD, Dec. g fs6s
Last night about seven oclock. t8s residence or
l.. N. IIuihy, m Fast Cleveland. was completey
destroyed by the explosion of gas IN the cellar. II
appears shat thcre was leak 10 una service pipe In
the cellar which communicated with the Gas ma
chlne outside the dwelling MI Hubby. OBSERVING
somsthing wrong with the RaS, desceuded into the
celiar with lgnted candle when aa explosion iook
place which shattered The house terribly. The
bunding was instantly envcloped IN flames
AMI entirely Consumed. the inmates were
Mr. L. Hubby, his VIE. mother sDd dsughiar;
Prank Hubby and wife snd two daut atsrs.
The mother OF Mr. Hubby and tne Two servants, being
IN the rear part OF the house escaped unirurcd Hs
wife was hut slightly hurt. The rest were badly but
not fatally burned Tho ioss n estimates n $50 900.
The insurance In about s2soy0. Mr.. Habby was
found inr,siiatey after tue explosion, tllriy feet
hmm the ripa. apparcntly untousr lOus.
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spcus Of liyr N R,cNELlt. n

Cufrs0o, dec. fsfs
M,ss MARI wi,tz. scvepitea years o. sgc. r,sidinR
With the family of stephen Moore In Rochelle, ~.
and the daughter OF resrecssele farmer residing
ak miles from tho sane place. deliberately coni-
ml.ted suicide on Friday night ~ taking strychnine
About ten O'Clock She len the family circle AMI re.
tired 20 her room seemingly happy am cnrcrfnL
shortly afior a noise was heard In ner room. aud ca
going thithcr she was found IN the agonies VI DEATH
she confessed having taken the poison. No Iess0n
~ Known for the commission ol The deed.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
PENNs YLVANlA.

C.nviction OF the Murderer os TIN Heeuan.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q, 1868.
Gerald Eaton ray been convicted OF murder in tho
rrsl degree FOR ki,na TIM Hrenan In Iune last The
deceased was brother " John Heonau.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
TURKEY.

Decgstvc Mon sures Taken In thc Crotna
Qsossion-Probubie Rupture between Tur-
koy and Greece - Preliminary Wariike
Preparations - Continued AIN iaucc Of
R0Cmania. t| 1IF
CoSsrANrINorLE, Dec. q, 1883.
Tho government OF the sublime Porte has decided
70 act vigorously aganst the government OF Greece
II open assistance to the Cretans is continued, which
decision has been officially communicated to the
Ambassadors Of the protecting Powers by the Turk.
ish Minister at Athens, and WIN probably result in
tho suspension Of friendly relations between the two
countries.
Troops have been despatched outside OF the Dar-
cnncrlas ready for an emergency.
The sultan has sent IN utlnatum to tho Hellenic
government granting short delay enabling the ex.
change Of positive explanations ctibodying reassur
ing guarantees for the future. otherwise the
mercisl and diplomatic relations will be immediately
suspended.
The Turkish Minister will leave Athena, and pass
ports arc given to the Greek Minister resident in
Constantinople providing for Tie probabilities Of
rupture.
now officer has been promoted and has left to
take tho command OF the Turkish neet In the Creciau
Archipelago. ta8t#tat ri
NJ Uoiosco the new Mluistor OF Foreign Affairs for
Roumauia, has presented the sulta, with autograph
his continued allegiance and dscaming all projects
or plaas IN any way hostile TO Turkey.
Dipiou,aeio Relations Between Turkey and
Grcece-Russian Interference.
LONDON. Dec. o, 1868.
A despatc! from constantinopc states tnat the
Sublime Porte at the soicitasion Of Russia con-
tinuea diplomatic relations with Greece; but has
sent 70 tho Greek government uliimatum which
u supported by the great Powers
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
MISSOURI.

Heavy whiskoy Case in So. Louis--saicido--
Tho Express Robbery Mt Odis.
ST. Louis, Dec. q, 1868.
The important whiskey case against ID. G. Wright,
Joseph K. Forest John J. Fry and Joseph Christy,
which has been before the United states District
Court for two weeks past, involving property TO tho
amount OF between $Ib Zoo aud ,o0), Terminated
Yesterday by tho Jury dlsagreeing
Dennis sullivan committed suicide to-day by tax
ina laudgnum.
The party by the name OF Johnson recently arrested
IN cincinnati implicated In the Adams Express
messenger robbery lst August proves to be George A.
Allen al as James M. Edwards. Two employees OF the
express company at Odin H., the point from which
the bogus package was sent have Identified Allen a.
the man who procured the cXpreaS envelope ut that
Office tho day before the robbery. Allen VIII have
an examination on Monday. NF tew
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
Csunicrfcitina On che Southwest Counties.-
Capture Of n Heavy Operator.

D,
special despatch 10 the Republtcdn from Kansas
Ciy says large quantities or counterfeit greenbacks
have been discovered a1oat ia the soutnwes; coun-
ties OF thai state. Suspicion pointing to Perry Ran
dolph au old farmer, Irving near White Rigeon.
Nich ~ being the principal vender Of the stuu. q
Unted states detective, Assuming the name of Joiln-
SON. of fckas wrote TO Randolph for $4,000, agree
ing 20 pay 81 90 therefor Randolph replied he
wsuld hrlng the amount to Kansas City lie arrived
wednesday last and was net by the detective, who
arrested him. Tie confessed his guilt and In de-
fanlf OF $1,000 ball. was comonttcd to jail to avail
trial.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
ARGENTINE CONF EoERATioN

Csasrai Urauixa supportinu President ssar.
rsicnts. #m
Lospos. Dec. g. 1868.
Ls,tofs from Butnos Ayres report iha, General
Urrulxs supports the Administration al Proncsnt
nAsmicnic.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
TElEa,ApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

A youth, named George Bishop, about fourteen
years Of age, employed at hotel In wcItboro.
Mass. entered the room or Thomas Tucker the pro-
prtetor, on Saturday evening, and stole nearly
$1,000. he ives arrested and $500 OF the money
unra recovered
brakeman named Young, employed on tho Bos-
ton and Albany Railroad, was fatally injured on sat-
urtiay evening by his head coming II contact win
bridge near that clty.
William r. Price. bo0kkecpcr for Tail g. Baker "
81. LOUIS, No., was arrested saturday charged
with efnbezzung several tnouslnd dollars from h.s
employers.
freight conductor named O'Drieu fell nom a
train on tie Memphis and Loulsyiiie Es4iroad on
Saturday and was Killed.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
FRANCE.

TRANQUILITY Of Paris.
LONDON, Dec. o, 1868.
Dispatches from Paris to-day report that the city
b tranquil.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Bstrhc'or's Hair Dye.-Thc Bcst in, tho
Fsco9fy 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

For rIref Glass prtnfsu0 OF livery Drscrip.
ssn so 10 the Metropolitan Joo fkin.ing AxAdsb ,a,
Nm aaiaf Tract
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Arctic DversiA0ea, First Quality, nt III.
L0RlN BROuKS S1NR,
fA Broadway, coracr Eos sFSrts..
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Established fu tSoo.--The aIatrt ,pDi.tap lob
Printing Estabiishrnsst.N " Hsssarsf.el
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Cristndord,s UnrfvriIcd TlWir Dyr.--s;o 1 n .d
applied VI No. gAs,2r House Mauuftory Maid M aaa.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

RosBEp Nv rvIrow roaHpgr. william Pom.
tain, rssdln. on soulh Orange avenue. near air.
mont Cemetery, appeared NJ polce headquarters last
evening and stated that his t0om had blen entered
10y fuuthfnl fellow boarcr whose whereabouts the
police have recently bcon anxious 10 discover on
oth-r chsfgns some time ycslcrusy, ani tho sum az
sixsssa dDsiara carried 0d.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
NEW ifSsEr Artllssscs.


scImxS DEsTu.-Abcu. dve O'Clock yesterday af.
rrnoon man nsmeo Micnae Dooley. aged twenty.
sye years expired very suddenly at his residence IN
North FonFth street near Grove. lie previously en-
!oyed good health, was unmarried. and usually
will hold au iuQurSt today.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Corus. Bunisns, Ealn~scd Jspinrs and Az
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. xAcHAEISs oDroadw.y
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

POPULAR OUTBREAK IN CADIZ.
Probable Rupture Between
Turkey and Greece.
Successcs of the sInsllI.-
.AEa gents 1n Cuba.
ENGLAND.

The New Brifish Cabinet.
. LONDON, Dec. 6, 1903
T1se Observer gives the following as list or the
mombeB OF Mr.. Gladstone's Cabinet
LORD High Chance0r-sr william Page Wood.
President OF the Priyy Counci,-Loyd Kimberley.
LORD Privy Scal--Earl Russell.
Chapcellor OF the Exchequer--Robert Lowe.
First Lord OF the Admiralty--Mr Chiiders.
Foreign Secretary-L0rd Clarendon.
Home Secretary-Henry A. Eruce
Secretary OF War-Mr. Cardweli.
Secretary for lndla-Duke OF Argyle.
Colonial Secretary--Earl Granville
Secretary for Observation-Disclosures Fortescue.
President Of the Poor Law Board--Mr. Goscheu.
President OF the Board Of rrade-Jonr Bright.
Postmaster Gcneral-De Grey.
Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lancaster-Charles r.
Vilers.
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland--Earl Spencer.
Lord Chancellor Of IreIand--O'Hagan.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

A.-A.-Jspnnese Hair .rstnin
ro'ors ba hair, whiskars aud nos.acs besuf black
brown II consists os only Prcs 80
Sold ~ q. WELLS Coz tg3 Fulton speef, syi ali ~.
gists. :. Q. UPffAm, fhhadr,phis P1oprsAr.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Canada Mais scntch whi-key, y ally Euual
o The imported article, et 80 So per ea4len.
MURPHY q DUNN, Ia liquitt.voa - ss1vsr street.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Ifcliosrrpai~ Rng,ss sing rnS Prinsiug Gems.
Si,te.. o. yUS T5i.orfsfFrs sasssiairrssal,'
100 and ms Vast Twenty AfLh sigecs
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Neuivs--, Econony ard DcspnfcN. Soiatlr"
70 hs ~ o.Ion o. osfers Ae,cFo,as ooh ,ssius hs'a
iAaunLb. Nassau strsrVt.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Holiday PrescNfs-A xaro fpp0rtueify. .--.
Being abouss ist JAsiary prersrcd
cos FETAL spserli voessle stock az shronps
ani tr~nss sterecscopss sad Was. oans savsa bracx
cts, a.. y. 4 II, T. ANru3h7 CO., 3ut Bfnsdway, a.
Nichoias dock. CAD ssry
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

.yryne,r EypcvLnrant IL b.eh 10 Palliative -
ant c'wAfsya sil Lag csmpa'ns brsrehl,s, Ar ft
sIanilug remedy fvr an coughs and esds .sd ssss un,
trial b. prove ilx vs rtl. Soo s~-sera.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Napelres y,cp Boots, slot DovhVc sole Ca'f
R.oss. q A L?siF HRooss = SONS, ~ Broadway,
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

The Fruroes Torucr--fac M s-ru ~1Fuof,
Fntor The Nt4poea Jab rtAia- "''Ns's'ss
Wigs, Touyces .nd orna rentaf stnsr..-MncN M
quality lisu Dye snt Iisa Dfeo< ~ ov'o's " ""'""
tsots~ 10 BoaI s,,aeL
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
SPAIN.

A Popular Outbreak nj Cadiz Quellcd by
Troops.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Poatock.-on sunday, DecsmbcS O. JonS POI
LOCK, aged 81 xeara. ~. "
The relatives and friends ~ the family also or his
brothers samuel aud James, are respectfully invited
W attend ttc funeral, iran his laic resdencc 40
Wesb TwenueAh street. on Tuesday afternoon, n one
Cemetery.
lsU 0Rser peaH,s 500 Svsu;a Fpgcl
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

passenger irsr on the Mcmphs And Chsrlest,
Railroad. bound. Wcst was thrown from the ira,
near BrO.uboro. Aia, on saturday, dcmollshing d
baggage, ma. aud oNprcss caTs and iuitirtnQ ii
baggage master AMI express rucssengfns. No iiv
were lost
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Excitcmcnt in Sn~nnnRIl--Eiahs gcsween
Negroes and tho special PsArsls--Ope WAiic
Man Killed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25
IFrom the New York Herald, Aug. %. "a Grant pa.
F.. 1t, - E...s. PERIL -
Greeley ON the PresidentiaI Elec-
no ziFf.f s.lr ucz tiOn. -7t 90; e.l4 tts


8 no zi5Hf lCt ucs tiOn. 70 ai asea lis
Greeley begins to see the Presiden-
tial canvass in clear light, and sees ey-
cry reason to fear the failure of Grant.
He says that the labor that is to insure
the triumph of the Republican candi-
dates sis yet to be done !" that six times
as many clubs as the Grant men now
have are necessary, and that before 1T
can expect to win the clubs must "gath.
er and CLEAN half q million votes from
those who are now indifferent or hostile"
to the Republican party. And all this,
be justly reasons, "implies such a can
vass as has never yet been made in our
country" For those who fancy the
election of Grant and Colfax certain, he
says: $50 far is this from the fact that
they are this hour in peril Of defeat and
"will surely be beaten if their steadfast
supporters care not speedily aroused
to general and intense activity" Re-
.publicans G have to poll their very, last
vote in half the States-many more than
they ever yet polled in the belt of States
beginning with Connecticut and extend
ing through New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Ohio to Indiana--or
Seymour will be next President" He
believes that "there is danger grave
danger that Grant win not be the
next Executive; not athat he doubts of
the real supremacy of the Republican
party in point of numbers even. but, he
fears that Republicans will be apathetic
and Democrats crafty, and Of course dis
honest-a view not quite consistent with
his other view that his party needs to
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AUGUST 25,rlS6S.a i,


win half a million votes gained either
fromgits, opponents or lfromimen indifer-
sentoto party. sidi str9ssoIq jog s9ob siI /
1sy y.Greeley,l then, begins to feel the conf
ing fdefeateofd General Grant. He has
ogoodsreasentp be uneasyoi in view of the
pOssibilitysasHe lmayregard this result
las in a aPeepliar degree the, consequence
of his own efforts. qsHe has directly, con-
tributed to bring it about. VfHe, created
0 in 7theb first place and has kept alive
= those elements of classification to the Re-
publican party from which alone Grants
defeat can come, He is the man who
has driven common sense the orespecta-
yble controlling conservatism Of the
country into an attitude of hostility to the
Republican party He is the real source
J in his party, of all its extreme tenden-
cies--alll those desperate efforts to re-
,, model the nation in accordance with ex-
tfavagant ana misty, theory thoss II
Ndiculous yagaries of q dreaming enthusi-
/ asst oGwho fancies o:hen iso5a CO politician
and a Statesman Had Republication
acted on the impulses of the people at the
close of the war, had its policy reflected
b the true will of the people, how different
2 would have been our recent 1historyi
: : But it gave way to that spirit Of. which
!, Greeley was the head and front, and the
rest came of courseos Themes Icame all
the niger legislation and all that per
versity Of our recent political strife that
would not have peace if: it was not peace
with the niger in the best place.
Thence came all the legislation outside
the Constitution and the effort to cast
d the Executive office out of our system Of
2 government because the occupant ofthat
office did not agree with Greeley in his
. view, Of his duties I, This is the spirit
Z that has rendered it impossible for the
people to actlonger with the Republican
! party; and, though the nation respects
and reyeres Grant for his character and
his history. it cannot even for his sake
accept party of such tendencies and
subject, as its record shows, to such un-
safe influences. l..o@ ,7i..t ,.s'l
81 1t is not the first time that Greeley
has appeared in the same character. He
: had the same relation to the disastrous
defeat of Scott. He, was the leader who
inspired in the people such natural
alarm and fear of what might follow the
success OF the Wing party. His ex-
travagant agitation of the anti-slayery
. excitement, his fury. his yenomous in
f yectives, his intellectual antics general
oly,, made such sentiment against his
party that Scott's heroic national, record
. was sanalinsuficient assurance In the
same way his extrayagance and folly
have driven from the support of his par.
ty the vast masses 1of; the people, and
thus be has prepared the way for the de-
: feat of his Candidate -BEii01s,J d-uoa /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

sE PHILOSOPHY OF. MARRIAGE. A NEW
COURSE OF LkorUREs, as delivered at the New
York Museum Of Anatomy embracing the sub
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood general y reyie
ed The cause of INDIGESTION, fatulence and Ner-
yons diseases accounted Tor Marriage paiIosoph-
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to parties unable to attend receipt Of
YoRK MUSEUM OF AEATOMY AND SCIENCE 6ls
BROADWAY NEW YORK. YNY-feb2S-dIy
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DENIOCk ATTIC GERMAN MEET
INGS, .-..,.,

John B. Jeup, Esq, Editor of the Cincin-
natl Volkstreund, will address the people in
the German language as follows:
HAMILTON. Wednesday September I'd.
DAYTON, Thursday. September Sd. '7-1si f-l3
PIQUA, Friday. September 4th. 10 rt
COLUMBUS, Saturday, September 5th. Ir... 1
MANSFIELD. Monday. September 9TH. ,.-,....
WOOSTER, Tuesday, September sth.
CANTON. w ednesday, September 9TH l N''N
AKRON, Thursday September 10th. 7u 2, .ii# .
CLEVELAND. Friday, September IIth. rsh.b 4
NEWARK. Tuesday. September 18th, ee-t,. I
EVANSVILLE. Wednesday. September 10th.
WHEELING G (by arrangement with State Com. Of
West Ya.). Saturday, September 1sLh. -, I
All the above meetings win be in the
evening, unless otherwise ordered by the
county committees. iv d2p5Kds .sIis II
VIM. Merk, Esq, of the cincinnDtt Volts-
freund, will speaE in German r-
AtSANDUSKY CITY. Monday evening. Sept. 7th
At TOLEDO. Tuesday evening; September ssh.
At BRYAN, "Wednesday. September sth.a 'ilaD
At DEFIANCE. Friday, September Ilth.
Other German meetings viii be here
after announced.
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