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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06
Tie Dire IS of Civilized Women.

l DO declare that l think it would be
better to die and get out Of torment at
once than to have to rise every morning
for some forty or fifty years and box ones
body up in sort of c0mpressive armor,
hang weights to ones hips and more
weights upon ones head-which last are
supported by the roots of the hair; put
ones feet into shoes number too small,
and not of the right shape, and with heels
like stills; and then set about doing the
whole duty Of women with a cheerful
face and spry air, for from fifteen to
seventeen mortal hours out of the twenty
four That there are so many women
who are not frightened into decline at
such prospect, and that they bravely un-
dertake to do it-nay, more, that they
even dream that under such disadvantages
they can work side by side with un.
shaekled man, and that they die in trying
to do it, certainly says much for their
courage, but very little for their common
sense.
A mans dress to great extent is fash
Toned for comfort He has contrivances
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06
A Dead Woman Turned to Wax.

TEN years ago this month, Mrs. Anna
Reese, mother of Mrs. Mary Owens, of
this city, died from over-work, and was
buried in the Lakeville Cemetery. At the
time of her death she was in her fifty
third year, a medium m-siZed, well-kept wo-
man, and weighed, as nearly as can be re-
membered, about 150 pounds. Some time
ago Mrs. Owens determined to remove
her mothers remains to the cemetery
here, and on Saturday last the grave was
opened by the city sexton, e. Peak, and
Mr. Deal, of the firm of Myers e. Deal,
and they found themselves unable to
handle the coffin, on account OF its great
weight 1t was supposed that the corpse
had become petrifed, and on raising the
coffin from the grave it was opened, and
although petrifaction had not taken
place, the corpse was as perfect as the
day it was placed in the coffin. After 1T
had been brought to this city more care
full examination was given it. 1t was es-
timated to weigh about 200 pounds. The
whole body was perfectly preserved, even
to such parts as the tongue, which could
be moved back and forth in the mouth.
The expression of the face was retained,
and the color of the flesh was natural, ex-
cept for its waXy appearance. The
shroud, when exposed to the air, fell to
dust. This is the first instance known
here of this kind of conversion of the
flesh of dead body into what is techni-
cally called "adipocere"-th product of
the decomposition of flesh, which looks
like although there are many
cases on record where the bodies of sol
diers who were buried in trenches, in
low, wet grounds, at Shiloh, have been
reinterred. This change rarely occurs
except where theinterment has been made
in moist places, as was first brought to
public notice in 1887, at the Cemetery of
the mnocents, in Paris, South Bend
(Lnd) Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06
Miscellaneous Reading. A..
THE THREE GROWS

THERE we're three crows mn in A tree.
Charles s., Carl Schurz and Horace q.
These crows that sat up in this tree
were BLACK as any crows could be.
Says Charles unto each other mate,
'What shall we do for grub to eatf'
mTry. Grant" says Carl, 81 know he oould
Provide us with some wholesome food"
,'Hehas refused" says Horace g.,
"And that's why wo are In this tree"
Then all exclaimed, in solemn tone,
"Wel pick his eyes out, one by one"
Thon Carl s. smiled on Horace q.
And Horace wagged his b. Gratz B.
Says one OF these old cunning crows,
"What know about Grant I'll now disclose.
"And should anyone doubt that my words are
true,
He 'sa villain, traitor and scoundrel, too"
Says Charles to Carl, "we1l join the dance
WIN tne OLD nint-locks' he sold to France
And II that's not enough to win the day,
Wen carry the war into Africa"
SO to accomplish all these ends,
Charles writes unto his sable friends.
lie gave them all his views quite freely,
penounclng Grant and lauding Greeley.
Now from the sequel you may know
That Pompey was no friend to crow
n'Glong, Charley, honey, git away,
What kere fur ChapperquayS
Greeley with his sittle hatohet
ould never cut the slavery atohet
"Away down here In Norf Carliny
De soft shell crab am not so plenty,
I'VE all goes In for General Grant,
In spite of all your silly rant"
And Pompey laughed. 1t was no 10,
dds chile" Gays he, ''can't stand de crow.
ST. Louis Ql06e.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06

for suspending the weight of his clothing
from his shoulders. If the east vino
blows he can turn up his coat-coiiar, but
ton himself up snugly, sIouch his hat
over his eyes, thrust his hands into his
pockets and brave the weather. But
imagine woman removing her hat or
bonnet from the angle at which fashion
says she must wear it on account of the
weather, or turning any of her fixtures"
up to protect her neck and throat, or but.
toning up anything that was unbuttoned
before, or sticking her hands into her pock-
character out on a mild spree, or for an
escaped inmate of lunatic asylum,
should she endeavor by any impromptu
arrangement of her habiliments to save
her health. Science Of Health.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06

- This is the way Greeleyism is "grow-
ing, and swelling, and sweeping over the
land: In May-"lIurrah for Old Horace
and Reformm In June-'Greeley has his
faults, but we can stand them" To July
"Anyway, Greeley Is better than Grant" In
Augustine Greeley in mine, thank you"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06

A CHICAGO man named Tenney eco
nomically writes his name "Xy"-that
is, 10ey.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-03
MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD

~ .eho s0y ssa'ry. wac MT, mhy. EOJ:
g. MARRIAGES ,,si' :; e. ,sss and
:si.ns. " Rfr,oa k; L.esssse sexual Excts-
VI ExFAysTl0M tr.~ sAs', r. sss. &c. :.
e., and gvtrg Sufficient Ths hiI q people
.aossa ~ &c sss1 BY & onsunpt; On, Epilepsy,
2c.s seo4d dse,sass oaoh !. s,ny.e asnsraioi s.a
squeas. Al that tia q, b fi tquiattve scisA to
know TIRE mcrvfaqa guide and 'rats councillor. Sent
n sealed envelope ceatI s0;h both for 20 cents. I'd.
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~~ CURES DISEASES q
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER 4 BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine to which the afflicted
are above pointed for relief, the discoverer be-
lieves he has cOmbin ed In harmony more OF Ma
ture's most sovereign curative properties, which
healing the sick, than were ever before combined
in one medicine. The evidence Of this fact is
found in the great variety OF most obstinate dis
eases which 1t has been TO und to conquer. In the
cure Of hd II Severe
astonished the medi cal faculty, and eminent ply
sicians pronounce 1t the greatest medical discove
~ of the age. While cures the eeverest Coughs,
sio ID: By its great and thorough biood purify.
ing properties, it cures all Iiu mOrs, rom the
worst ScrOfula to q common Bl Otch, PIN.
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are ex serenced Az . remedy for all such cases
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
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siren gthesed and healthy; For the cure Of
Is a never falling remedy, and those whs have
The proprietor offers 81 600 reward for q medi-
cine that will equal it for the cure of all the dis
Sold BY druggists At 81 per bottle. Prepared by
R. v: Pierce, NJ. D., Sole Proprietor, at HIS Chem
ical Laboratory. 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Send your address for pamphlet.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
BIZ st. Charles street, st. Louis. Mo
.. w. OWE IN,
CRESyO: 10 VA.

ei7 st. Charles street. St. Louis, Mo.
s g .s.s a. :ns
y: :: s e e
a 's g III
s... & Z 5..y saa
produce sons IL. following sdse..; nervog sness,
pmDs.o Ss .S ss.R aus SSsiss
ptIdeas, ayorsion % socIety ~ females.
lee and sssSa. .s sas e..
srs.iss sasy II %. ing Age with e.psr.aes
srss ns ,noas.n Of se acquire. ss
Physicians knowing, this freq eny recommend pssens -
The estaSshmsnt "a whole house d twelve rooms Il the
Hest extensive IN the e,uaty embracing Reception and
Consulta.i0n rooms Be- ring aud ssspnF apartment:
where ell medicines used In hs sstabs prepared
and mos. q .. the Lerasy where The Ola and
fcrnd. also Anatomical Plates Ifs size and soorsd lie,
illustrating deased conditions, which have been procured
found IL :.y ethei LSl.,y II u: ely TIE LS.sy
charges within II. reach all Psrssn. j. sss
ssss:oa.y one il kurope aad bis e,eseiea:
ths being conducted BY mail or express Curesbls
All communications strictly coladrn,al. Once Hours:
n. to NJ. aud to p. Sundays, u N. to ~
Psrson. arriving IN ths city ss sny Aear. direct
r. T. Pamphlet go pages, giving full SYMPTOM. of
The writings OF physician whose reputa-
ton Is union wide is worth the postage, and
for Is cents " an hood! WOlM nm hOOdl
los pages, While = answer eycry con-
full curl OMs or inQulsltiye wish to
know, Will be sent securely sealed.
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Valuable Music Books.
MAILED, POSTPAID, ON RECEIPT OF PRICE

MAILED, POSTPAID, ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.
-o-S-o-
Peters, Electic Piano School Tooth edi-
tom .@s.. S. q.
WorralPs Guitar School, / 81
Peters Melodeon School, l 81
Ne Plus Ultra Glee-Book, / so
Song Echo. Containing over 100 beautiful
Songs, ~
Peters Parlor companion, for Flute and
Violin, . co
Peters parlor companion, for Flute, Violin
and Piano 3 90
Peters New and Improved Violin Meth
Cd 70
Wimmersted's Violin Instructor Is
Weller's Flute without Master, Is
New-Year's Eve. A Cantata for children SO
Shining lights. A collection of sacred
songs 9 90
Magic circle. Easy Piano Music. . OG
Address J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway
New York. Send 80 cents for Il sample
copy Of Peters Musical Monthly, and you
will get at least 81 worth Of music. "a
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Insurance Agents.

KIMBALL 4 FARNSWORTH, at the
Bank.
GRIER, ID. at his store,
J. G. CARTER 4 CO., see ad.
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Hotels.

J. DcNOY ELLES. See card
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and
High SITS.
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SLOAN, =. =. See card
SWEND6ON SVEN 1t Edwards SteFs
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Business Directory
Cards in the classified list Of trades will
cost 81 for each line for one year.
Cresco Trade.
Agricultural Implements
CARTER, l. Co See ad.
STROTHER 4 CONKLIN. see advt.
DOAN l. BARKER, South side OF Mar.
ket Street, see advt.
WRIGHT, A. ID. south side Of Market
Street.
HANCHETT 4 LOOMS. First door
South o. Court IIou.e
attorneys.
BEkRf,C. f. Office Oh n. r. street op
Postte the Depot.
GOODRICH, II. A. Sec card.
MEAD, w. II. See card.
PR ESTON K WIDNER, ONCE two doors
North Of the Court House, on Elm street
WRIGHT, ID. South SIDE Market
REED, Ii. T., Ohicc In Bank,
Aucttoncvs.
MITCHELL 4 MCNAMARA. Sc Card
Bankers.
KIMBALL l. FARNswoRTH. See card,
Bakers.
CRANDALL, II. +. See Card.
Blacksmith.
iIIrcHcoc X &cHRIsrENsoN, See card.
WOLF, John. On Market Street.
Boot and Shoe Makers, dc.
ALLEMAN, W. H. See advt.
NEWTON 81. Sec card.
TKUMBLE, VIM. ii. West side Of Elm
street doors North Of the Post once.
Clothing.
J b. CAWARD. See advt.
WHITE, c. 1. &W. North end Of Brick
Block. See ad.
Confectionery.
FUTILE, c. f. l. Co. IN post Office
CLEMMER, il. See adj.
WEBSTER, W. Il. See card.
Dry Goods Dealers.
MILF, JOHN, West side Of Elm street.
See adj. ~
Brick Block.
SAMSON, L sIMONDs South side of
Market street. See ad.
WHITE, Z. LIZ W. No. 5 Brick Block,
Drug Stores.
CLEMMER, il. See ad.
Flour aud Feed.
CLARK, H., See card.
NEWTON, 81. First door north Of Court
Grocery and Fruit Stores.
WEBSTER, w. b. See ad.
FUTILE, c. +. r Co., In post Office.
SRlER, D., opposite Court House.
HardUaye Stores.
CHAPLIN, b. See adj.
DOAN & BARKER, See ad.
HANCHETT T. Tomas, At the old
stand Of Newton l. Cavvard.
Harness Makers.
MILLER, FRED. See adj.
MALTBY, H. A., Shop next door Jewell
ry store.
Hotels.
=. OCNO1 kxAAESs See cara.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and
High SITS.
Insurance agents.
K!MBALL r FARNswORTH, at the
Bank.
GRIER, ID. at his store,
J. G. CARTER 4 CO., see ad.
Jeuelers.
SwENsON OLE, East side Of Elm St
See ad.
Justices Of the Peace.
GILLETT, f. Office In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. ]. r. Office with c. F.
over Chapins Store.
Livery Stables.
RICHARDS, West of Elm St.
near the DeNoyelles House.
Lumber Dealers.
FLEMING, w. 4 J. Robert Phelam
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See al
PECK, 4 SERGEANT. Yard corner Of
ELM and Market streets.
Meut Markets.
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Real Estate Dealers.

KINlBALL 4 FARNsweRrH, At the Bari
See Ad.
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Mlliners.

AMES, Mrs. A. 5. at the late stand vi
Miss Gambia.
TrONE, Mrs. J. c., see nd.
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Produce Dealers.

HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse :.
Dealer In all kinds or Pre- Gee. PAeA
Hides, Pelts and Furs.
BRADLE + SLEE. Elevator once will,
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DRUG STORES.
DIR. J. j. CLEMMER,
Dealer iu pure
Drugs and Chemicals
PATENT MEDICINES,
DYE sruFrs,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND FANCY GOODS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW PAPER,
GOLD PENS, AND
NDOW AIDES
He has the largest stock Of
Standard and
Miscellaneous
BOOK > a.!
Ever offered in Howard county, His stoke
Of
GLASS;,
Paints,
Oils.
Putty, and
Varnishes,
Is the largest ever offered in the county.
An increased stock Of
Wall and Window Paper.
For the coming season
All the Neav Styles !
Will be here in a few days, consisting of
Gilt,
Bronze,
Satin,
white,
and Brown,
Also a choice selection of
DECORATION HANGINGS,
For ceilings, etc.
He sells the Best Gold Pen
Manufactured.
Especial care will be observed in putting
up prescriptions.
School Books,
Stationery,
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Physicians.

JONES, L. r. Office over Clenamer's Drug
store.
BOWERS, J. H. Home opathist, ever
Haschett's HardSva are Store.
CLEMMEk, J. J. oficc In Drug Store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-03
Justices Of the Peace.

GILLETT, Il. Office In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. ]. r. Office with C. F,
BreckenrtdE, over Chaptns Store.
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Lumber Dealers.

FLEMING, w. J. Robert Phelrm
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See al
PECK, T. SERGEANT. Yard corner Of
Elm and Market streets.
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Hur,sess Makers.

MILLER, FRED. See adj.
MALTBY, II. A., Shsp next door Jewell
ry store.
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Hardware Stores.
CHAPLIN, b. See al.
DOAN & BARKER, See ad.
HANCHETT + TOMAS, at the old
| stand Of Newton Cayward.
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Meut Markets.

COMBS 4 SAMANN near the Post OF
6ce.
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Photographs.

Photographic.
Mrs. F. II. JEWETT, nearly opposite the
Court House.
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Paisters d Glaciers.
MAYNARD, J.w.
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yR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Cures all Chronic Coughs,
and Coughs and Colds,
more ehectually than any
other rexledy.
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Grocery and Fruit Stores.
WEBSTER, w. B. See ad.
FUTILE, c. +. r Co., In post omee.
GRlER, D., opposite Court House,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTFe

-. The City Council of Pittsburgh voted yesterday
to have public park.
The farmers near Norfolk. Va. are harvesting
the potato crop and 40 so barrels daily Northern
market
About 80 editors. with their wives assembled
At wisuspo, Penn yesterday their BFe for
excursion.
The French Canadian societies Of Albany Troy.
and Cohoes celebrated johns Day Albany yssy under de
auspices Of the Albany ST. Jean Baptiste society.
IA Mr.. Seibert a resident of New-York. has pre-
ssned the Emperor William Of Gunany WITH tame sia rhs
Emperor accepting the gt took occasion Thank The
America for their patriotism
49,. "A new pile lighthouse is building on the
1hmbles just north Of the WoUghby spit nghp Fortress
Monroe. IL will be finished when the ghp
moved Capt Fenton with the tender Tnp engaged the
The Eastern Railroad extension 10 North Con-
Way H. formally opened 10 travel yesterday White Moann
tourists leaving Boston morning there M
Eve hours thence going the Glen Cwfs stage ues do
day
- The United States steamer Tallapoosa sailed
from Annapolis sunday with the class nsers for pee.
engineering will Norfolk Phladeph g.s
lork Newpor and Portsmouth, Annapolis boa the 2s
Of September.
The cornerstone of the new city and county
building be erected al Buffalo laid yesterday The proee
commanded by Maj Gen Howard dey, by Judg.
George Clinton and the Masonic conducted b. Grad
Master Chris g. For - ~
THE I'd Regiment of the National Guard
laid yesterday the OF monument At Mount Ma.h
Cemetery Phladsphia Of their fallen comrades s
keystone Battery toe dedicated structure 10 m.
memory Of members Of their organization who d auss H.
1877 Nv
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

dorsement 10 be the only hope Of the Dem0cfaoy ~
graves Is also strong Greeley man, "hlie oty,A'DH
position r. unknown. The strongest anu1Ie'"y ~,
ment In the state IL found In Burlington Dcthh ~
Mercer Counties IL Is thought that the dtiegatlohs
from each OF these Will be nearly solid against hoos'
ment. In every other county IN the state tLc Ttsy
men are I'm the ascendeney and are cOnnden on thet
ability control their respective delegations lassao
County has already chosen s0id Greeley aceE~tl.i
and that from Monmouth C0unty--that OLD DemocI.ilc
strongholds reported as largely IN favor OF 6ree'y
In the manufacturing districts, and IN the cues ike
Newark where the foreign element y very Iarst' tho
feeling for Greeley Il especially strong -,
Among the candidates for delegates az large me lio
j. Daggett Hunt Is very prominent, ami sees nke8 10
be elected. Tie Greeley men assert that eAboN RAJ
dolph cannot he chosen, but this by no means certain
Senator Stockton Is also candidate with good prospect
OF success The Convention will be, without DOUBT ON
OF great interest and warmth. Each side eonhdeht ca
success, and will put forth every energy 20 larry "
point IL Is asserted by many that compromise WIZ %
effected and that some such passive acton ~ tha Oh
Pennsylvania will be taken leaving the delegates 10 b
timore 20 act according to their own Judgment Inc
Greeley men, however, refuse TO listen 10 any sucn pro
pOsals declaring that the time OF watch and wait pol
fey has passed. and that they would much better come
out IN decided Endorsement OF CinciRat now, thab
wait and be forced into 10 at Baltimore. " For" they
argue shall have 10 come 10 II finally, because,
after the action Of the Western Conventions OF last week
IS simple folly for TO resist the Liberal cure nj any
longer We must either 90 along with the tide or else be
overwhelmed. If We take bold stand now we give in'
petus and yigOr to the campaign and gonto the contest
the front rank instead OF following along IN the rear
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rON OF DYE WORKS.
THREE MEN STRANGELY POISONED.

ST. LOUIS, Mo- June PA letter from Her-
Initage &o gives account Of remarkable case OF
poisoning hich occurred IN the towI OF Wheaand last
wednesday. A young man named Moore applied to the
sounty phyaeian for prescription for come medicine 10
cure ague od as he objected 10 taking quinine, the
doctor prescribed compound supposed TO consist OF
Peruvian bark. doe-weed, and whisky. Young Moore
took dose OF this and started for his home, which he
was barely able D. reach and soon afterward died Drs
Redfeld and Barnes, who had been summoned by Mrs.
Moore TO attend her son. order TO relieve the mothers
fears that the young man had been poisoned swallowed
each some OF the physic, and soon afteFward
.,or,ed for their homes. They had gone only
a short distance when u. Banes vac takeD
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MEXICO.

PREPARATIONS FOR AN ATTACK ON MONTEREY.
MATAMOROs, June PA courier has arrived
in this city with dates from saltlo to the 18th inst Gen.
ROcha with 5000 Government troops had reached that
place from sinaloa, uniting with Gen. Fuero and Col
Leuro, and forming army Of 5000 men to advance
on Monterey, where Quiroga and Trevino, with the
revolutioniss, are intrenchiDg. Gen. Ayala, with
Government cavalry has routed Varges at Tuo, who
pronouncedIa few days SINCE the head Of few humid
red men, Large quantities Of supplies and munitions OF
war left here to-day under convoy of 400 regulars for
CamargO TO Join Gen Cevaos, who is preparing for an
advance on Monterey 70 cooperate with Gen. ROcha $
force from SatllO The revOutOniss supposed not
TO exceed 1000 at Monterey, while the Government
forces under Gems. ROcha and Cevallos, approaching
from opposite directions will amount TO about 5000.
decisive conflict is imminent at Monterey, with numer
zeal strength largely the side OF the Government
under the command of Gen. ROcha, most enterprlsing
and successful officer,
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NETWORK TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1872.

only soldiers Of Republic that had come TO the Iestlya
and greet them accordingly cheer for the Kepupno
OF France would have been right worthy courtesy Dut
the auplanse which met them as artists was right
hearty aud the sympathies OF the house were as fuy
Band which PLAYED the day before They began Ike
gentlemen and Frenchmen, by playing an air OF the
country whose guests they were but the compliment
thus opennR with Hail Columbia did not seem 10 De
exactly recognized. The English and German bands
found IL enough to play their choice nrst anu
American airs after or as an encore But the was
at its finest when tile Marelaise had been played ana
the white eockades nodded In the sunOeams IN tue cen
ter of house reused even out of WEAKNESS fury OF
applause. Little girls presented them baskets oil now
ers, handkerchefs flew like dancing nakes, ana clSeIs
with applause Then the Frenchmen played the star
spanged Banner, not so imposngly as beauthuny' as
we may never hope to hear it again-played like an air
that WAS loved.