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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-03
The London News says She has Told
tue Truth.

the Truth.
LONDON, Sept. 2.
The solicitors Of Lady Byron's faml.
II have written oommunioatont 10 the
London journals distinctly stating that
the article OF Mrs. Stowe, In the Allan.
tic Monthly, on the reasons OF separR.
tion Of Lord Lady Byron 10 not COM
plete or authentic statement, and does
not involve any direct evidence. Moth
Ing 10 communicated but recollections
OF conversation had thirteen years
since, and impressions derived from
manuscript received under great excite.
ment. Without conceding that Mrs.
Stowe's narrative contains complete
account Of the relations between Lord
and Lady Byron, they protest against
II as q gross breach OF trust and conf
dence Us inconsistent with Mrs. Stoves
recommendation 10 Lady Byron and a
violation OF the express terms OF her
will. Lady Byron's representatives
and descendants absolutely disclaIm
all countenance Of the article which
was published without their consent.
The NelOS thinks Mrs. Stow's nRrra~
tive does not contain the whole truth,
but Is probably true as far as 1t goes.
1t cannot see that she has anything but
made fair and valuable contribution
to the veracity and exactitude Of hls-
tory.
Harvard and Oxford Unto In COur.
tesy.
The Harvard and Oxford crews unl-
ted In note TO the Thames ConservRn-
cy, thanking them for their exertionB
In keeping clear the course.
IRELAND.
EcolcSIAstiCAl Hostility to schools.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court q Prtn1vlpGnia.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1895,
"I consider HooGands German BltteH, n
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF indI.
gsslion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF It
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THoMPsoN."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-03

Appointments BY the President.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 2.
The President has made the following
appointments: Walter Q. Gresham,
Judge Of the United States Court for
indiana; William G. Morris, Marshal
for California,
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GIuAuEIaI.

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January 18th, 1859.
CAPITAL 100000.
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
uA Interest paid on Special Deposits. NOLea
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought nnd
sold. Collections made on all points aud PRO.
leeds promptly remitted,
Discount dRy-Monday.
DIRECTORS,
Thomas q. List, Robert PrAtta
Robert Gibson, r. A. MCaba,
]. Q. Thomas, James mckinney.
]: L: stifel.
THos. H. LIST, President.
J. McCLUNEY, Vice President,
3, p, HILDRETH OaRhiAr
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IRELAND. .

EcolcGIast,CAl Hostility to schools.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2.
Cardinal Cullen has issued a pastoral
letter forbldding parents 10 send chill
dreu to national model schools, on pain
OF deprivation Of sacraments.
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Shocking AeeIdent at Cnlcaro.
A Brother.in.Lnw OF Gov. OEIesby
Killed.

Killed.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.
Mr.. Henry Prather, OF Decatur,
brother-ln-law Of Governor Gglesby,
while riding In his buggy last evening,
was run Into by span OF runaway
horses attached TO heavy wagon, and
almost instantly killed. Mr.. Prather
was a most worthy. estImable aud
prominent citizen OF Decatur.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
Tho Byron scandAI...A Guarded
Statement.

LONDON, Sept. 2,
The solicitor Of Lady Byron's family
asserts that Mrs. Stowe's article on the
subject OF the separation Of Lord aud
Lady Byron, is not complete or authen-
tic.
Lady ByFon's Solicitors DIseIAim MRS.
stoves Article, bat do not
Deny Its Truth.
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READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY.
Who could ask for moro substantial teSti-
mony than Is thus given.
Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
Chtef JIstiee ofhe Supreme oOs.rtQ Pu,, writes,
PHILADELPHIA March l6, 1857,
~ ind Hollands German BlttatH u q
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In oaSes OF do
billty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. Yours, tyuly,
0E6. ". WOODWARD"
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Sailing OF Bishop Mcfarland OF
Hartford.

ii'. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
Bishop Mcfarland, OF Hartford,
Conn.,, sailed on the Cuba Wednesday,
on his way to Rome, TO attend the Ecu :
menical Council. he carries with him
the sum Of SIC, 900 for the Pope, donated
by the Catholics In the diocese of Hart
ford. He was also presented with a
purse Of 5000 by the clergy, besides
private donations from prominent lay
men to defray his expenses. He Is ac.
companled by the Rev. Matthew Harp,
OF 81. Patrlcks, New Haven.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure ali diseases re-
Aulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver in order,
keep your digestive organs In o
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF theao remedies,
and mo diBeALe will
ever aSsall you.
THE CoMPLExIoN.-Ladles who wish q
falr an In and good complexion, free from
yellowiSh tinge and all other diRhgurements,
should d 10 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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HARLAN, BOWMAN eco.
Chapllno street, between FIrst and Marshall,
XheolInH. M.,Nn.

wheeling, w.
THIS roof has been In use for Aix years, and
tho parties that had the tirEt ono put on kny
that u 70 No. roof yet, and cannot Eny
how long II will last. Bat one thing We do
know, tnat It Il taking The place Uf other
roofs on all largo buildings where there Is
any danger Of IRE All OF our rolling mills
In and around wheeling arc using II alto
gether on account OF Us BafeIy aud durR-
bllity.
promptly Rttonded 70 JyI5-jn
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Just Received.

JUBG b5U0IV6U.
IN BOXES VIRGINIA BRIGHT To-
IS boxes Il. 4 r. and Fancy Twist Tobacco,
40 " extra nne u. X, Va. l0I & Navy
70 caddle8 Virginia Bright l0s&A M
100 Dark sweet los, Hs q Navy
All kinds smoking and hpe cut Chewing
Tobacco, Cigam and 5nutf. Offered TO the
W. THING LEToN,
nove No. 10 Main st.. Wheeling.
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CTEPHENs' PATENT FlRE.PRoos
p Iron flag RoonnR and Paving ManpfSc.
tured and put GU by
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WTWWVW NIVUT NltIIEIINGIUTII WOTV
TNTELIIGENCRR JOB OFFICE,
i no, Is Quincy street.
CARD4 AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND R1L1s OF LADIEa
PROGRAMMES AND PosTERs.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS. sOs County Merchants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

TVNHE UNDERSIGNED having been
IL appointed Agents Of the above Company, are
prepared to insure risks against Fire on Stone and
Brick Buildings, and on Merchandise c
stored therein, the most favorable terms For
particulars apply at the Office Of
5-1y4 +. A. SCHAEFER &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-27

coast was designated. and accompanied us
on board. Should the people on shore
offer any violence to the traders attached
to. or belonging to the foreign vessel-then
they expected that vengeance would be
wreaked upon the hostage. This was to
be our safeguard. So we sailed for the
fishing grounds. to touch at Libouka, on
the island Of 0valau. on our way. to pro-
cure laborers for the seels adres, the catch
ing Of bichele-mer
Ito Be continued
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-27
Insurance Notice.

HVHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH
II Foreign Marine Insurance Company, Limit
ed has received instructions reduce the rates of
Insurance between Honolulu and Ports in the Pacific
and is now prepared to issue Policies at the Lotves
Rates with special reduction Freight per Steam
ers. THE0 H. DAVIES,
4S-tf agent Brit For. Mar Ins. o. (Limited).
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

4 The coolest and most comfortable garment for
this warm weather Il q light Cloth Coat, to be
had in great variety at srIEFEL's CLOTHING
BAZAAR. fs. ~ s H.
Coz CouGH BALsAM Ii the cheapest and the
best. It Il safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Group Whooping cough and all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. In addition to the OF.
binary 400 size 30 long and favorably known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles are now offered to the
pablo, giving . much larger quantity Of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
Us naeo fff trlg 5 june 2-1y
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A FRAcAs.-Thursdsy noon couple Of NOV
ers, probably from ~Posey Kounty. Injiaany,
while passing through town, found It convenient
to stop at divers and sundry places where liquid
comfort " IL dealt out, and during . short time
managed to get comfortable ''tangls-leg" con-
cealed about their persoas. They had passed
through the several stages Of bibalous jollifca-
ton from the merry and harmless, and bolster
Gus and happy, TO the querslous and blood
thirsty, and finally began to flourish revolvers,
much to the alarm of many peaceful citizens.
The marshal heard Of their proceedings, and
started to make their acquaintance; but a. they
were ON the west side. near the city linits, they
succeeded in making themselves scarce in time
TO avoid his company. It u to DO hoped they
win get through safely. Their room is much
better than their company. "a
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How HE SQUELcHED HM.-Af few days ago
crowd gazing in admiration upon Dan Rico's
large show posters, on the west side of the
square, was much edited BY the extravagant
encomiums which-an enthusiastio young man
was heaping upon the show. A little gray.haired
old chap heard the youngster, and replied, "Be-
dad, and ye may talk Of Dan Rice know him
and his show, and its little ye know about him
amy way; and, Begorra, the best thing Dan
cud do" said he to the young champion of Rice,
"wud be for him to hire you for the pig to go
wild the show" The other fellow left.
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WASHINGTON.
ftSfAc prrBf.I

f68fAc poxrsf. saaass uisfF
The public dsbt statsnsat for May 8lst, shows
Z reductae - - naath q 81, s8A,777. The
reosiDtt - tni6msaad iAtirasl rsYsnss dur
ing the month have been largely in excess Of the
month Of April Ok'ths Atst the internal reve-
niue rsoeipta- reached 81 100000. II il now be-
lieved here that the secretary Of the treasury will
Ego on purchasing boads untn one per cent. Of
~ dslt foa tleysat is sancslsd. for the sinking
fund This win Of course necessitate the pur-
chase Il 'e9e, 100000 In 500, before January
next.
DEsECRA13ON ~ ARLINGTON CEMETERY.
There was dissertation ~ we'll as decoration in
B eElpSriat ssSspopies It Arlingtoh on Sunday.
IA guard Of marines and an sficer were placed
over the graves Of some 800 confederate soldiers,
and NO flowers were allowed on the latter graves.
Such ladies' end children - had placed flowers
There were compelled to remove them. These
EsPsvee 9p IN The cemetery, and alongside tho
union dead. The employment of United States
marines exoitas indignant comment, aside from
the feeling Of shame ct this very spiteful exhi.
bitio6. 'lJVTc tSSAEl4 aLk osasI
AZ RRosCRlPTIoN AT THE HAYWARD.
Tho republican nominees for municipal Offices
bet Washington, called ON the secretary of the
navy. Oh Monday, and demanded the removal Of
certain democratic workmen in the navy.yard.
They received an intimation that the required
|IprescriPtion would be enforced.
h MINISTER'S CURTIN AND BAsaErr.
L Gov Curtin, minister to Russia, and E. D.
Bassett tcolored,) minister to Hayti, had an in
terview with the president and secretary on
Tuesday, and received their final instructions.
eG#A THE PRRsIDENT
has blocked out quite summer trip. June She
goes to Annapolis, BY water, to remain day
Q. two. On June 10 he goes to Boston, and then
returns to West Point. where he will remain
several days BY July l, he starts out for some
unknown destination, but it is believed that he
viii include trip to the northwest.
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The o. 0setlsgS.- .-....-.,
A meeting of tie ~ set&lsss a, tAis eonaty
was held. Purs1ant 70 ell. - ths Cssst AsaS n
IE sh., =. ..iisa ~. chat. I'D \.
II Ebsrsal appointed ss9shry.sae f-t r--ssT-
Altar the objects Of tAsnsstiag had bssa stassa
BY 8. B. Lewis, Esq, Il was resolved 10 proceed
Immediately to organise an old settlats' society.
On motion Of Jesse Cfeea Il wss sea. I. 4.
ship in this society, rsadsaoe n this county, OF
within the Imits Of H. State psioe 10 1888, be
required, and that hereafter xeladence of thirty
yeazs shall cattle any ono to Membershp. 9 !.
On motion OF D. r. HIT 1a9r ~
RSsoscsd, That all persons present. and others
who have been residents With usfor Is years, BE-
posed to b held soms Tine and sonswhere in the
vicinity Of Ottawa during the summer. ~,
On motion Of Mr.. Greea, il was resolved that
the chair appoint COMMITTEES Of seven. who
shall select the time and place for such pic mic,
and secure good speaker to address the meet
ing on the OCCASION. and 70 mako such other a.
rangemsnts - they lAAll think advisable.
Res0tscd, That the chairman and Secretary
retain their offices ons ysaz. Of until others are
Chair reported the committee Of arr..gsmsat.
to be Jesse Gssen. Samuel r Lewis, D. + Htt,
VIM. Hlckling, Henry Green, J. g. xitchsl. and
VIM. Palmer. ..,.- 49,. s-,s
On motion Of VIM. Hictling, Il vas
RsoLUed, That each member place his auto.
graph on the records with 30 osats, The money IA
be used - necessity may require
After which the following names were placed
on record:
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SlDEWALk NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given
- That the city council Of the city OF Ottawa did, at reg
ular meeting Of the City Council held Tuesday, May 2 1862
an ordinance in the words and figures following to wit
IN is hJy ordered " he city council Of Ds city Of Oo,oa
That sidewalk be constructed on the north side of Camp
hell street. in front Of lots eight (s) and nine ) in ock
H. also In front of the north forty feet Of lot nine M and
lots TO- H. Is a. 10 and 49, in block No IT, the
side Of CataIne street aud that the following sidewalks be
reconstructed, viz: the west side Of the Booningt
road in front Of lots 2 g. and in block No o. and
lots g. T. and g. In block No. s. and the south side
OF Glover street in front Of lot No. in bleck la In
Day Addition TO Ottawa accordance with the Grade
tabhed for sach sidewalks and the ordinance OF said city
respecting sidewalks.
And Is hereby further ordered That the of the
lots parts OF lots fronting upon sd sidewalks be required
to construct or reconstruct the sidewalks in front Of their
spectve lots parts Of lots within forty days from aud after
the LIST day of JuueA 1860; and that failure any
all Of the said lot 10 construct the
same within forty DAYS after the publication this ordinance
the city council will the to be constructed
reconstructed, and will levy special the real
estate deemed benefited thereby dcay the expenses of
said improvements and the Of the therein"
The Of the said lots parts ofos required to
comply with said ordinance within the tmo spec fed In the
aud said owners of said lots parts lots shall fa to
comply with said ordinance the said sidewalks will be con-
sucted reconstructed by the city council aud special
assessment will be levied 10 deay the expenses thereof
according to law.
rn.ra....3 r. N. WArERMAN,
Ottawa, June l, 1869. CITY Clerk,
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EHsa-PssG J. KAUFMAN. practical and lsci.
cattle Optician. viii b at the Clifton Hotel.
soon "a, Sor one week. He has great variet,
q Spectaclss, suited 70 all states and conditions
Of the ey& The eye is a delicate organ-henoe
those suffering from DIGESTIVE syenght viii do
we'll to give him call. II win cost You nothing
70 take . look Reference, Dr.. Fl. DIN, Of this
city. -
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Cuba,

Positive information has been received at the
state department in Washington of the landing
Of fiibuster expedition in Cuba from New
York.
A severe fight is reported as having occurred
on the 10th ult near Puerto Padre. The insur.
gents attacked convoy Of 1000 troops convey.
ing provisions to Los THmas. The battle was
fought on the margin Of the river, and lasted
several hours. So great was the slaughter that
the river was red with blood. The Spaniards
were driven back with greataloss. They admit
the loss of "a killed and 100 wounded. OF the
latter, IS werc brought to Neuvitas A Spanish
soldier says that Of his company, 100 stsonsbe
fore the fight, only survived.
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@arrfen.

On Tuesday, Nay h at the residence Of the brides pa-
rents, By Rev. VIM. Johnson Rector Of Christ Church.
Da JOHN g. DUBOIS to EVA P, daughter Of 4. W. Kim.
ball, Ill Of Hudson. NJ cards.
In ts city Tuesday June lst by Rev. Mr. pewolf Of
Marssilles. Nh. AUGUSTUS L. WOOD to Mise JENNIE A.
SMITH, both Of Ottawa
On Sunday morning, May Both at the Methodist Pason.
age By Rev. D. Holmes, CHARLES B. MCCARTHY to Miss
PH3BH VAN HINKEL, both Of Ottawa.
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nENTAL N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given, that
~ Drs. Hobert Clark are our only Licensees for the
NE Of Rubber ~ base for artificial Dentures in Ottawa
nls All persons hereby cautioned against purchasing
Rubber Dental Plates OF any parties NOT licensed Of this
Company a. BY 90 doing they render themselves equally a
he to prosecution for infringement reward will be paid
that Will lead to the conviction of any par.
ties Of unlawful use Of our Patent.
Boston, May 26th, 1869. JOSIAH BACON
Treasurer Goodyear Dental vulcanite Co.
BY w. ASHLEY, Gent Agent. Grand Rapids Mich. jun5-
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SOMETHING NEw.-Tbe old st. Charles is be.
ing reftted, reprinted, repaired, rearranged and
generally reconstructed, and will soon be re-
opened by gentlemen who know how to suit the
public taste in the way Of beverages. w. G..
Earl and Nelson Card will SEQ that it is stocked
with the finest liquors, cigars, etc., that can be
found, and Mr.. Earl will see that it is managed
with that regularity and propriety every first.
GLASS saloon requires. Yesterday we found Mr..
E sanding the floor with sugar, but he solemnly
promises US he will not sugar the drinks with
sand sgI.,.t.- Ii. i
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It II conceded fact that ]. E. Porter's Com
binsd Riding and Walking Cultivator is taking
Tie lead smoug all euluvatorA Good a. acircus
10 sse him loading IS to % . day into farmers
wagons of his big platform.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

The operatives in the cotton mills OF Gassa-
chusetts have given the Old Bay state come
'.heavy lioks" in the New England labor cenvea.
vention. One poor girl Gays shs ''bs'isvss In
"hell, because 1t affords prospect that that the
"owners Of cotton mills win b punished q they
"deservs.' What comment i this upon ';pso.
lection 70 American industry!T
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GCSCOM MlLLS.-The subscriber announces to his
~ old friends aud patrons that after visit to Egypt he
has returned to the eesd old Custom Mills on the BASIN
west Of the Starch Factory where ho will be happy u see
all his old customers and hundreds of ones guarantees
ing that be will be better able to please them ever
before. iff f-t H,. JOS SCUITTT
s. One hundred business chances. Call on Joseph
Schutt. t june5-3mos
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GRAND 'ExcuRsroN.-Tho magnificent loco.
motive America" the finest in the world,
pasted here yesterday, with an excursion party
d ladies and gentlemen, en- route to Council
Bluff. There were five most elegant cars at.
tsahed. and altogether composed the grandest
tfain Of cars ever seen in this country. 49,
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Do not be humbugged by the cry Of cheap
goods, but call at Baldwin's, No. Al La Sale
street, and buy as cheap as can be bought in the
city. t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

The Emperor of Russia has signiHed his inten.
ton of sending III envoy extraordinary to Wash.
ington, for the purpose Of congratulating Presi.
dent Grant on the success of his election and to
express the value that his majesty sets on the
maintenance of friendly relations between the
two nations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

An Iowa man telegraped TO sherif In Hi.
nbM aifsctihE va kRrsAs Old nam Who had elopsd
Nth Ms Wife. BE added "He owes me one
hundred dollars. Hhspsyi ~ 1t him gcv Y.
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Conn PLows-Farmers should call and see
our Armstrong Riding Pillow, and Corn King
Walking Plow, built by the Sandwich Manuiac.
turing Co., before buying elsewhere.
We are also agents for their celebrated Adams
Ps.ent Selffeeding Corn Shelter.
A. ADAMS & SONs,
North r. r. Track, Marseilles
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59tRN.

csnsumption, the 2eh ult. at Renseaervile N "
Ass. NARY J. C0NKLlNa, aged Is years and months.
na C. vas native Of Ottawa, the only daughter Of the
Late Joseph Cioua Esq, Of the old and honorsd citizens
q Thu county.
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Austria.

Hon. John Jay, the new minister of the U. s.,
was on the LIST inst, introduced to Baron Won
Buest by MIR. Watts, the retiring minister. Mr..
Jay afterwards had special! audience(with the
emperor, when he presented his credentials as
minister Of the United States.
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MARSEILLES.

Drug Store and News Depot Of Marston s. Co.,
Iarseilles
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Grace Greenwood has sold her Little Pilgrim
to Alfred L. Sewell & Co., publishers Of The Lit.
tie Corporal Of Chicago. The Pilgrim has been
published as a children's magazine for over fif.
teen years, and has been popular Juvenile, but
will now stop "pilgrlmaging" on his own &C.
count, and hereafter be an "aide" to the CON
quering Western Napoleon. The Lille Corporal,
the well deserved circulation of which was even
before this addition larger than that Of any other
juvenile magazine in tho world. Grace Green
wood still writes for it. The July number be.
gins new volume, and we advise our friends to
send on to the publishers, at once, one dollar,
which is the price for one year. and give their
children this unique, original magazine, which
has no superior anywhere Those who subscribe
during June, will receive the June number
extra. 'f .tGt NJ.
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GERMANY.

The protestant congress, which assembled at
Wurms May 81, was attended by 10000 persons,
including representatives from all the states of
Germany. The congress, by unanimous vote,
resolved against the papal exhortation to return
to the Roman church, and in condemnation Of
the encyclical letter and syllabus. The idea Of
the formation of united German church is
mooted.
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e- Please remember that this is positively guaranteed to
be the olg Rce Own Circus and the Largest bet aud
Most torgeousy appointed arcnc exhibition kel
even by him. Exhibited in Beautiful and Spacious Pa
vlion, brilliantly lighted by Pneumatic Gas.