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4 "Blg Scare" at Richmond.

BALTIMORE. ftb. y.
a special dispatch from Fortress Nonro,
} the American, from c. c. Fulton, who Is
City Point, says the rebel flag OF truce
th Commissioner Oud and Capt. Hatch.
G truce officer, arrived on Sunday at CITY
|oint Two citizen prisoners were brought
own they We're both Mary flanders. They
|ought exciting news from Richmond.
|bch they represent wa, in state of the
ost icversh excitement from midnight on
|lnday mp to the time they left SUNDAY af
|rnoon Al midnight ON Saturday the
lis of the city were ruug and men were
shing through the street, crying To
ms TO arms The Yankees arerNmmE'
|e Yankees ere coming During thc re-
|aindoror the night there was intense
|mmotion everywhere visible
The Home Guard was called ont and tkc
Imp Of armed men could be- heard ju all
|rocUons Cannon were hauled through
streets, women and children were hur-
| ng TO aud fro. and there were all the cy-
| 3nccs of such panic as hps seldom been
messed In Richmond
On Sunday morning there was no abate-
mi in Che excitement Th" guards were
marcncd ont OF the city TO The dctru-cs.
! armed citizens were placed on guard
III the prisoners. IIWsemon were dash
to and fro. and the excitement among
prisoners to know the cause of aIi this
came intense. il was soon learned chat
argc cavalry force, with artillery. had
dc their appearance on the Peninsula at
tom Bridge within i.u miles OF the
" and thai Richmond was actually
eatened by the Yankees
Tho same hurrying Of troops arming Of
zcns- and excitement among the women
children continued during the morning.
at two o'ciocl, when the two released
soners were about to leave on the truce
t. the alarm bells were again ruug with
at fury ...-.. +.
he rumors that prevailed were conflict
aud wild. II was thoir impression that
m s .600 70 10000 cavalry would have
little difficulty in entering the city, lib
ting the Union prisoners, destroying the
s and public property, and returning by
Peninsula before any force could he
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~" Among the intercepted rebel CORES
pou,-lcc "a iyttcr rom Col e. 4 |. IA
MAR TOLLS father. G LAMAR. the Sa-
vannah blockade runner, dated Paris. Sept.
10 i'm which he says " | have made some
81 900 on cotton-am arranging TO pur-
chase goo 900 of gold in New York--crov.
Foote Bowers and self Guion st5 borrow
the greenhscks in New York, buythe gold
and Ship IL 70 England-we tnon draw stor-
ling, which IS soldih New York for green
backs pay up what we owe, and the bal
auos will be profit It will p, think to
zoe Such speculations help us and our
Government TOO. It helps 70 break down
tlo';. 1uYrerSv
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$500 Bounty.

FOR every able bodied man who had rather fight
for his country than be slave. Now is the time
and here's the chance if you wish to enlist in a reg
imcut that for so5riety morality and good discip-
line is not surpassed by any Tennessee regiment in
the United states service
No man who has served tour in the rebel army
need apply for admitauce unless he can, with sub
stantial evidence establish the fact that he has all
the time been loyal man and was forced into said
army contrary to his VIII
For further particulars inquire Of the undersigned,
who will be found on Gay street, in Knoxville any
day for three weeks, and who will be pleased to
svcr any iuterrogatores concerning the regiment
for which he is recruiting that men wishing to enlist
will perhaps wish to make
Respectfully
O. p. McCAMM0N Lieut.
icb2O'3tt and X. O., Sd +. Y. Cav.
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OF supple b,youdth' uues Of national m,l,tar,,oc.
eaPAtiou or eTe,pl guJ9r the E,f4la,iUr. uf S,p-
lemlw u 1905 Npnu said lines.
we ar foregoing Regulations GuuOopdLIL
~ llI4lf ~, aaa., Atn ,i,ot and b, .u lurs
N.iilh ih, nu.' o. tlotUsraI military departments
VA t"q luN.Iur. uyJ State, Whenever lAu Gau-wl
e1upn IrT sall aolauulD,s sAHu, nrpuuNry,
under aD. r,y iIon ,Ho Pr,aeaab aAd y proper
9raer W.uusate ,Ag same
- T.. Cuur,
Secretary q @s igauy
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Will. II. ROBERTS,
Sd il. T. Y. l., U. $. A.

will give FIFTY DOLLARS for the delivery
Of my horse and the thief who stole him, about the
9th OF February leG4 from Kingston, Tenn, to
whore be had been sent by orders from Department
Headquarters in charge Of Capt D. W, H Day, A.
@ A. 90 be supplied with forage
Description brown, six years old l5s
hand, high yellow nose left bind foot and pastern
joint white and wasn't entirely well Of scratches
He walks fine and spirited.
WI. SCOTT, Adjt
fcb20-4t' 81 t. Tenn Vol Inf
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MANY VorERs OF KNOX.

I'-7T - - - - -I7I $
nl- "'I''' d" o"' rs I'IH VI "i'"'"o'o' Ioy"1y sSn
MANY VoTEH OF KNOX.
TAX CorrrcroV.- We authorized and requested
to announce JAMES $. HALL rs candidate for
N Ne l, f ,'' county 0' N'A u, tr Sts'-
,Hp Iy "G' %5T ana 70 TnoI GI
e1tor for the county Of Knox at The ensuing March
election. ieb.3-tdo
We are authorized to announce WILL HALL.
y, ,'.'l".g '.. ,.s "Ig' % I'u"tF ho8''et l'f
we Wo gT InIZ ', gII lig,5'ed 10 h2aoo, &c
Can't, Es,f.ter Of Anderson ra9nt, At f5s March
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Nnticn

THE insolvency Of the estate Of PHILIP Douali-
son, dec a. having been snegeslod 70 the Clerk II
the County C5p- Of B.onnt county, hereby notify
Ill .ho.e having caiis against aid sstste 70 Gle tie
same legally autlsnticatci within the time rro-
ssr,5od by ian. so that distribution can b made
80 j II DONALDSON,
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BOOTS ee, SENOHGss.
Nt1gLG TE.

0rFIcE Drror QrhErrnuAsrrK,
Knoxville, Tennessee, Feb. Is. lse4
wild soll al public auction on Friday Le -5th
day Of february, ls54, at Clinton. Taun, the fol
lowiD property, condemned United States stock
lC7 HORSES, aud So MULrs.
Sale to commence al 40 O'Clock 2. u, and continue
uni, all the above stock ars sold.
Il. &. CHAMBERLAIN,
feb2O-ltl Let l.. 81 o. z. c. aud A. j G. u
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4 bargain u
q sIargaiD!! 4
y. NJ. Neck N CO.

Will now close out their entire stock of goods,
recently received, at very reasonable percentage
move NEW YORK COST
Country merchants and those desiring bargain
would do VOL to call at RawIins old stand Gay
street febl3-2t
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ALL persons having debts or demands against
the estate Of Andrew kirkpatrick, decd are mott
fed to bring them forward for payment
THOMAS plCKENS,
fshl3-iws Administrator.
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The Committee win meet in Louisville
the 2lst OF Fcbruar, and in meanwhile
viii take immediate stop, for Qrgan1iue q
from each State
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the Academy Of Music tho evenings Of the 94th and
3lst Of December The tickets for saie under the
ssne conditions - formerly st the saesrooms No. 60
and No. 81 Broadway. Attsntoa h called In the i'd.
yetsensnt to the quality Of the holiday presents pro-
vtded BY the Association.
Robert HRLLRR.-The last six nights Of Mr..
Bener's present programme are announced. "Christ:
mas novelties will drive 1t from it place next week
notwithstanding that the popularity Of the entertain
ment remains undminished.
DOpwORTH'S HALL.-Artemus Wards nara.
tive Of bis Western ourneyings will bs repeated every
evening. a. Hitherto. On Wednesday next he will give
his first entertainment by daylight. beginning ct !
O'Clock p. m.
CLINTON HALL.-Mr. and Mrs. J. f.. Fro
bisher announce that they will give readings and reel
tations on Wednesday and Friday evenings OF th''
week. at Clinton Hall.
HOPR CHAPkL. - WOodrofe's company oil
Bohemian Glass Blowers continue to exhibit their
handcraft every evening, and Wednesday and Satar
day afternoons
BROOKLYN ATHEYEUM.-A benefit concert TO
Miss Lizzie Psrkhurst the young vocalist will DO given
ON Tuesday evening. at the Brooklyn Atheneum. Mr.
J. L. Thomas. Master Emile Mollenhauer aud Other
popular performers viii assist
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official career had already contributed very largely
10 the expenses OF the Fall campaign In this and other
States and affirm spent moro Of my own money.
honestly acquired for party and political purposes dur
ing tho three years held political office. than you.
Thurlow Weed have spent Of yoxr oUn Money Aonesly
acquired. In your whole life. for like purposes
i was dismissed, and you triumphed In tina. tn
umph you had your revenge. Relieved Of Office. and
not imputing blame TO the President. devoted my
time money and efforts to securing his reelection to
the Office which he adorns. and in all the land
halle his triumph VITA solid qualification than
In the victory Of the Union party Its svowed enc
mics and pretended friends had triumph the Joy OF
which throws into the shade your satisfaction at my
sacrifice You are welcome 10 the lsurels which
have spronted from the hotbed OF your cram and dis
honor.
In parting with this subject lot recommend you 70
penitence for your past msdeeds You are an Old man
and should be IN OF preparation Tor the cnahg
which in process Of time viii soon be upon you Cease
your stretching out after the things Of earth 10 ma
jestic in your decay You need not wear sacseoth or
sit in ashes but you must curb the awessness OF ava
rice and abandon the impct, OF rage Try to become
Christian. Repen. Of your manifold sins while there
Is We, time and take home TO yourself the solemn warn
inc of Juuius 20 moribund politician Of his day You
are row in the last act Of liie Can gray hairs make
folly venerable and is there period 10 be reserved
for meditation and retirement For shame, my Lord
Let not be recorded Of you that the latest moments Of
your life were dedicated 10 the same unworthy pur'
SUITS the busy agta.ions in which your manhood
was exhausted Consider that although you cannot
disgrace your former f you violating the charac'
ter of age and exposing the impotent imtecuiy aer
,ou have lost the yigor OF the passion"
RUFUS +. AyDERws.
Lately Surveyor of the Port OF Ns~-IoIk'
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The Canadian steamship st. David left Liver
pool the 24th for Portland. The following summary
Of her news was received BY the Canada
Mr.. Golden addressed great meeting OF his consif-
uents III Eochdals the I'D. Mir. Bright WAS also to
have been preSrnt but was prevented by domestc
atcsion MT Cobdss spoke a. great length ms ,ea d.
American affairs. lie adverted ~ the war in America.
and ssAed why the South. a. In other cases OF REBELLION
had not put forth list Of It's grievances LIE reason
be thought. wss. they mad but
Tbey wanted 10 consolidate. perpetnste end extend
Slavery. Instead Of stating their grievance they
simply ask to DO bet alone ard i is this CRY that mas
secured SO much European sympathy for the insnrrec'
ton He regarded tho peaceable Presidential election
one Of the most sublime spectacies IN the whole his
tory OF the world and said people that could do that
had given to the world spectacle such rs neyor was
presented before By any other people.
They had resolved Notwithstanding their greet sacri.
fees that Slavery should be abolished. he reiterated
his belief, aud With Tor greater emphG1s than before,
that he did not believe be should live ~ see two inde
pendent States on the continent Of North America.
he considered the geographical difficulties IL tue way
OF separation to b. absolutely insuerahie. lie took
leave Of the American subject by deprecang tho igno
rance which prevailed in England in regard t. the
geography. Iesources &e.. o! the country. and by de
claTing that he wanted nothing done ~ carry ont his
opinions but simply desirous BY his obaerv siiona
turn the scales 10 prevent undue prepondcrencc
in favor OF the other side.
The London Inssr puDshe, the cory of note. dated
Nov. H. signed by side Mason. aud Maury addressed
to NJ. Drown Dc Ihuys. formally presenting " the
French Government III, manifesto adopted by the EoDeI
Congress. ri It's last session.
The Commissioners Invite attention to tits monesto;
the terms Of when they briefly Iecaptuatc and add
that since II issUcd ,he has continued TO be
wagcd by TIRE Moth with even increased ferocisy: 8
signal disregard o. al rnes OF civil warfare und
more wanion violation Of the obligations OF interna
iona law. The identical note was presented to ell tie
Cabinets OF Europe Cons.antln0pie excepted.
protracted and extraordinary divorce case. IN
which Admiral Coddrington sought a dissolution Of his
marriage has Terminated with verdict In his favor.
and the divorce was granted.
II IA reported that Thomas Hall Gladstone OF the
bankrupt firm Of John Gladstone g. Co. and Chairman
f.he luiercoonin Bank has absconded 10 New York.
taking with him box containing e300,Oo0. A reward
Is offered for his apprehension.
I'll, Tsr-p, and IN. Josrnsi dO Debais c0nstIne the
result Of Presidential election evidence that the
TO be prosecuted with redonbed y.gor until the
South IL completely suburaied. The former says II
Union and tho iEai oIi!rpstion 81 slavery.
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Great Britain.

The London Globe SAYS: Lord Lyons has not
resigned but rs about to return home on SIX moh'hs
leave on account o! III health.
The Daily MRS In editorial on tie proposed arm
ing of the slaves In the South doubts n II VIII De Gone
but Ia satsed with the proposal ~ an earnest OF
the end both OF the war and OF The sin ana
curse which generated IT,
N n stated that a. the Florida on her seizure az Ia
lila, was taken eniirel, b. surprise. everything
ON board was secured by tho capors and
among the papers vas much important Ia
formation which it is snid may implicato some
foreign officials of high rank IN active sympathy eoa
Gid IN favor Of the Rebels. -,
The DAILY Ners publishes letter from Prof. Ooia.
win Smith, dated Boston, Nov 9, OF the Presidentiai
tl.c,ion lie e1ios the tranquility with which the con
es AS conducted and looked In vain FOR evidences OF
the tyranny OF The majority. He could scarcely con
oeiye a nation in the midst Of great political struggle
more TEMPERATE orderly respectful OF each otter
rights He regards the defeat Of the Democrats a.
great escape from danger for both America and Eng
land as the Democrats would have adopted astropg
foreign policy particularly against England 70 bashce
the concessions they would have made to lie slave
owners ~,
An importation o. fresh grown grapes from New
York IL noted n m experiment in London.
General " Tom Thurab." wife and suite had been re
ceived at the Marlboro House BY the Prince ana
Princess Of Wales. ~,
Mir Srooner. for many year. the wen known Protest
ant leader In the House Of Commons Ia dead
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin had been giving banquet
70 the new Lord Lieutenant who IN speech bore cs'i
mony To the undoubted recovery and progress oil ir-
land.
Frequent and disastrous gales continued around the
English coat. There had been numerous rccks &C.
and u large 1umber Of The passengers anu ere" WEI"
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Lasess.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-P. M.-The Royal mail
steanship Persia from New York arrived al Queens
town Yesterday and reached here this forenoon.
Political news to-day Is unimportant
Distressing details are pubhshed OF wrecks and
serious loss OF life the eastern coast OF England No
American shipe are mentioned.
Ths ship Great WssteIn, which was detained al
Liverpool on account OF alleged recruits among the
possengeYs has been released BY the and
allowed to proceed with the alleged agents on board
been made proved weak II IL also ruwored shat the
owners of the vessel intended ~ clai damages from
the Government for the detention. The vessel 10 nov
detained by stress OF weather
TXWr1 Eov. a6--The Bourss is steady Esnt-'
closed ut of CSC.
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Commercial InielliaeUee.

IIyKgpOoL, Nov. 26.-Co1TOs The Brokers
Circular repors the sales OF cotton TOT the weed si iz
bales including Al 100 TO md TO e1poe
rhs market has excited and lad higher for American
and higher Tor other Descriptions closing qnistr ILe
Fair Orleans, 3std bllddng W
lean. Y3,d Fair Noodle I'D MijdliDg Mob;Is IT'D faiI
pands 27td biddng upiands 2osd The Gales on kndsy
wrs 5000 b.es srke being quiet and unchanged Inc
stoci W port v estimated o., 80 W. ba!es including sy w.
American. -, =, =.
proe. tend downward Tuedays advance being barely man
tanned - r, n, "a, =. .., ~.
been reduced y cen. lie bullion Ia. increased <s.s
I,v,ryooL BsEADsTvYy AAaxxT- Richardson, slsrc,
Co and Bisand Athys Co report P!our steady Wbesi
Arm: Red Western 1909 White Western, 500 Corn
dull and tending dswn.1d .xoo,esn. "i s,vs. Co
and Wskshed Mash Co report heel duu snd 1pchsnseu
Pork Quiet and steady Bacon quiet and esoy Lard mao
tive; Gales sljJGS T.iie~ TENDS downwHa; sas' o
iiVsprooL PnopuoI MAlKsf-Ihs brosds eifeulG fe'
ports: Ashss sssdy sega dull and qualities Cd lover
Coffee ssdy Rss "a. :dy'nsps sa T ..s
Rssn very dull prts orpoutins ssn ssles Il so Se2
beitss demand Rssned ilodii gallon, Crsds. Gia ~
LosDos AAxKsfs-Barings circular report. bsssdsnl'
ower Cos.s hrm and partially sdsl hshs, Ie. se.dy
Kos 6meI Lussed tends downward Ll.sed C..ss ..s.dI
Lnsssd on firm Spirits TurpsntDs es',s, ssles q o.
Petroleum a..; 1 y. 49, i'' T EIss: ss ~
'xnnIcAE SsounITln1-Qulet and sales small L. g. Five
In"no. MorpAr NAnxK.r-Fund, on the zsth opened
vs. modsrsss ct the reduced minimum Of Psi essl TIE
orsn msrtst rather lees easy and supply lees ssanAAns
bsa pspss aiSS& $780,.
Luxarool. Nov. 26--P.A.-CorroS-Sele to-day
say SeU bsss-asskst o. cad sss' dssusss y q
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DIE D.,

prrr,,un- n, s,na.x p.. n Mr., I.,b.Il, s,.~.,,
bEEInAHpmSDs , is, a,n.h,.- =, me. W s,.w
psWsnu' ssea'' S~''' ' -~e"''- "
,r anil n, , family are r-,p,c,fory invited
y, .,,nd hsr fan.rsi on Wedus.dsy lh inst Al O'Clock
n m rom her ate r,sidcuco No south Eleventh st.
Milnlmsbyr.n.
Du,e hess md Columbia Co papers p.eAse copy.
cooEr(,u Vrii.v morninn D,a y yry suddenly Samuel
W. 49, -, o =; ~. r. II, caos. Rsc,or If
wAI oss S.hss - ,s,shs, Of ibs s~n,or
~. ~ col',mhi. collsss'
tn s,iSss and fr,snds d. member, @. N,
n s ,s.a~ md Of CoIu b oo>rS se s.pe,
iay Invited ssnA his funeral from his ,asess: esuroh
Of Lafayette place and Great Jo,s o.. M h9ndsy
the lth inr- at - oelock M 10. r~at,ses AID pail
bes.rs viii the house NO. 60 Wess Eleventh ST. .;
3oelock.
YuRNAN-On Sunday lith tnst Grover Coe Furman, In
the I'd year of hi. age.
COT Norton &. Brooklyn, 4. D., Tuesday afternoon, at
JoeIeck The friends Of tie family Invited 10 attend
coRrON In ho.pi,. a. Winchester Va On Saturday Dec
isst CLare, srociw.y corton Co K, ii<,h reg N.Y.
acd II y~.r. and months John Gortcn GEO. Den
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A Gard.
Tn the DecsubcY No. Of Taz AnRnrcAS AGscvIfvRfw.

In the DecsmbcY No. Of Taz AnRnrcAS AcscvLfvRr1.
Iona end Iraels Grape and sisD~d :" H Bysm which
profsses make important dscosuses concernins the As-
'ssTs1 Of h.ss sT,Ps - ons S az tina ,,o,na h. -
And the Subsequent cultivation has been careful and ths
ava " s
forcing p.es that must not only hsye sre.y improved ne
ins .oyersI weeks "e Iona has ired IN the hsnds a
certain cuvso in various parts Of the country e
and S. 81 S.s e..
character Of fruit THAI IL one Of The best sr.vs. Z:
been but lttls propssssd aud the public know bus
little Of IT, except Through the vsry persistent puisS
from IL propr.tor In his various catalogues sad d
vertisemsnts Besides claiming for .uPsnes sycsleoe:
which have not been able 70 discover he Or C. Grsnp
penias Que week before the isn. i the earliest bsn
crap. that !: lsrgs e.oesnt ard hardy end on pee. e
10 ~e Of rpenins earliest Of s-before the Hartford
Proae And again. the ssm. page hes asstn qec
and may be aid bs fully for msrSe Now from thsss
and many other similar from the same source
vsesy OF gree. excsencs but Of srirsme sasass sAss
the sssGI mcnrev m ~ open a~ tn sf osowt u
penns was secured BY means Understood by tho hos
ads who have purchased and planted the vn-s MOI .hs
the yins. Of these new erapes deem dus sTpIs cot
JUSTICE to the pabiic 70 descbs she n'esn onpoyed
81 .scS D.r 1a.1 ,s q Is. & and oas
placed large ssh and then the back north
side twelve ntoen tnches vo0S
Is,re wooden screen o. gail break ID the wind IL
one side reflect the heat Of the upon the ne
and rut upon othev Nov. every Intelligent hortcs
urst knows advantages secured ny this simple
and which hasten the rpsnug Of Tho run
vo or three weeks these faos FROM psssooe
and they known to every intelligent psrsso
on the island ct the time"
fave copied With literal exactness Of H. p Byrams scA-
tons 40 far in that declare them al ~ ese1p pr
ar utterly a,s hot Of tho bearing vines Of te lone
or boon subjected TO such forcing poeoss
~ r. Byrun describes. The psbc rightly snppoos tae
.sra gspes bsvc attained their excellent qnay and e.
ear iness opeu ground the ordinary maansr
In regard tar uvns by which the Greeley pfzs u
he ssys) been secured to the Iona leave ths Ceo
mitts 10 speak fst themselves IL IL difficult 10 80 whee
msnsovrinG GOULD DO required 70 secsre sbs pnss 70
aps OF excellence H. r. Bysm admits the Iona -
pos.sss In conclusion would state thst H. byrsm hAs
never sseu srses besSng osaeh OF the gnpe
hss lad opportunity 70 tssts sny out lev vey
perfect befries Of L. .
M Byr.m scknowlsdss that b sso the writer Of q
article Of like tsnos equally false published N M 0Ass
Farnsy signed Peconio" have cSumsnced psossosasA
for the may b compelled 10 Do fsr The LATER a.
c. W. GRANT Iona IslanA.
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tLdyefsisen>rtl

The nIsERIKs oP DESPOSpENCY, GROWING
out OF disorder ed condition Of the liver are hard to
hear They arr we'll described IN the phrases: lie
looks upon oil things with iaandicod eye" Nothing
BY bilious habit 90 quickly that most extraordinary
OF ali nnti.bilious simulsns, HOsrErrERs BiIrHRs lts
operation upon the liver direct. sa.ufsTy and power
full Sold sverywhers. NewYoTk office No ~ CedArs'
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HApIFAx. Dec. II. 1864.

The r. M. steamship Canada. which LOTT Llv'
crpool at a. n OF the Goth. and Queenstown 9th OF
November. arrived at Halifax at p IN to-day win
thirty seven Halfrx and iortyfye Boston passengers
The Canada experienced heavy westerly gales the
entire passage She detained of the hareor since
last night by the heavy storm and thick weather
She reports Dec g. a. NJ. la; IS, Ion 81 passed the
Etna bound east.
The steamship City Of Mancie'tv. from New YORK
reached Liverpool early on the mornins OF The 9th.
Tho steamship Persia arrived at VaeeHs'oWn on the
afternoon OF the 2J.h.
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DaSADsSuyys quiet and sheady
PsovsIoss quiet end sncasased. except Lard, which
dull snd easier
PHoDuoB Asady.
LosDoa. Nov. MLP n-Coasols eiossd o. s,j6H for
1900
Susss easier.