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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-13
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JEDEDIAH HARDING. Adm.


4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We hay..v
y hfrn sprssietef D. H.. - W. Woossrr,
1'fige 10 fiotat- GO ~ Coafy ~ Oniard. C.s,r-
nl-s.anrrs fp rsfrrise fh~ rilir- af the rrsIrsr.
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brtnE in I'D rrpFe faelr csfais sd fhasf 80 ell
SLICED o. Do duly sssirl-f st th- siafr ~ b.
CO. = toits ia ssfd Rrali1rf. 90 10 ~ Tees sv
ui Janusrv, f-hrr1srs so NJ, I-sS
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American and Foreign Patents.
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SOLICITOR PATENTS.

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(ssfsr "a - 1871
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

AsTnMA. which is 80 distressing ut tfia season.
be relieved and cured by usug MAtt3DRN'S PRCrORAL
BALM. Physicians recommend It q reliable, safe and
prompt remedy. For sale BY all Druggists.
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PRIVATE SALES,

valuable y nHIw Il H1* E1m ms GHp to Lease.
TO LEASE Or NI:NT. THAT JJ.ENOwN
EXAMINATIONS, it"ae on tho Northeastern El;lrond Il
l,S iFn the city containing ~ Of Prime liice
INC cultivation "i Long and Short Guttoa. and Pruvf-
hiohS. oh the premises arc good Dwelling and alI
necessary outo"iidngs
IitAt OTTER PLANTATION adjoining the above
cahru fhtlfiHTON, containing 10 acres of Primo Rjca
Lhiu anu 6i acres of High Land well adapted Il, the
cuiIaioh "l Lon. and short CuttnnA and Pro, sions
on ms place Is 4 Dwelling anh 4 few Outbuiinns
The proSimity Of these places city b1iun I'm.
ihcul'teF Oh the Northeastern Railroad and hayinr
wafer communication, akGs them tcs!ralc plata.
ohs Tor Planting or farming The Greek abouu,ls will,
th 1ncs fres water fish, and the woods with Garlc
December 1G s,tt
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q. BACON AND LIouoRs. Several hogshcada Of primo
hams, Hhouders and sides, aa aao case Of brandieG
wines, gins whistles ani other liquors. have been
ceivei by ODRIHH AIMAn, No. 10 Market atreet. and
are for sale by them. r. ~, ~. =.
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ApAMs SOUTHERN EMPRESS CoMPAHY.-An advertise.
men of this Company in columns day, shows that
1t is in full blast and ready 10 accommodate
the public in tho transportation TO any part of the
try Of all kinds Of freight vllna5cs. The reputation
OF this company is worldwide, and its immense busi-
has been conducted for series of years with
not to he cxcGlcd with an industry
unsurpassed and with honesty that suffered 1t
for q moment to shrink from pccunary possibility.
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Lease Of city Lands.
BH SIl<DkS tND IFnI.n

VIII be leased, Tor The term OF years from to at
Gay ct january 1866 ut the north Of tho Exchange on
THURSDAY tho 2ist inst, ut O., Iocs A. N Under
direction "f tho Committee of City Lands
The LUMBER POND In the western pnrt of the c,tv
oehs west "l i.yhshsl!ee aud north of Eroastreet.
aISO,
Inc LOT known M D1cbI.EY'S WOOD YARD on tho
West s'ae OF Lynch street. near Bcaufainstrrc,.
ALSO,
Ifc LANDING at the east end OF Vcndue Range
Cohditona-tent payable quarterly; lcs-ces 10 gtyo
approved personal security, and to nay for MI napors
Ucccmbcr ii
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House and lot in GMYlescfiic.

HfNISSt5N
At Private Sale, comfortable X SIDEECE rnntutn
ing hvc rooms. IN the village of CordcsyiIIr On tho
ptsnisss arc Kitchen, stable. carriage house other
out-hniiiinss, together with a large nunl-r Of ana
peach trees Tho lot measures acre. al Is The high
est anu Hryest III tho village. 1t will bo sold for cash
December IG No ri BRt) tn .sTf,E E,r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

Gas RunSEEs-0ur readers will observe the advertise
meut of "Dr GARIAND's Improved Check Gas Burners -
pnhlahcd In paper to-day, and these times
saving OF 20 to 30 per cent Is considerations will pay
attention to it, We Of Tue DAILY NEWS have given
this improved Burner fair test, having had it attached
to about thirty jets in our establishment and are per-
fectly satisfied that tho saving to tho per cent
age claimed with clearer ana better light and mention
the fact for tho benefit of all who gas that thoy may
adopt the improvement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

At THE Anniversary Communication OF Washington
Lodge No. 6, L. NJ held in Masonic Hail. on Thurs.
day ming. the ll inst tho following officers were
elected for tic ensuing Masonic year
bro. w. S. BOWMAN, w. N.
Bro A. LINDST..OM, s. W.
Bro. II. CLARKE, j. w.
Bro Is. BROSS Treasurer.
Bro. s. WEttB Secretary.
Bro. Il. PNrrUON, S. u.
Bro. J. ID. PRESCOTT j. D.
BRO. II. AILAS0N, Tyler.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

TAILOR ts sel,.cn found who can ploaso erybody
But assured IN. Y. YGLEslAs. Merchant Tailor,
No. 50 Brosdstrcet fatiy very that point
and will guarantee fit, made Of the best mIteral. with
moderate charge. ''.'.. ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

:" CHARrESroE SAvISoB INSrITUrIoS.-Ho nrc gratGed
to hear that this beneficial institution will again 10 soon
In operation in city. mud that that fine bui In
Church, between Chalmers and Broad streets formerly
the residence of Mr. john KLINE has been engaged by
tho President and directors as q banking house and
business plaoo for this excellent o ISOLATION,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

l.. CHAPN Co. Vehicles OF every description aud
quality from the magnificent coach 10 tho plain wheel
barrow, can be obtained at this establishment AZ can
chilIrens chnses carriages, &C. Those who may be in
want of agricultural Implements also be supplied
with every kind by calling ut No. 20 ayneatrset or No.
80 Pinck ley street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

LA CRIoLLA.-JosE JAnA has just received at No 342
Kingstrcct 000a Havana sgars Of tho most celebra-
tod branda, and also has on hand pipes chewing
bacco, walking ennea. gun caps, &C., which he wishes
tho public TO call and examine Sec his
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
Pdrions Chonces .foi. IhreStntem.
ES TffUHBER, SUULE AND CO.

- no. Il statc-strcct, up Stairs.
For sao at prices from S5D0 10 S2j0,0OO-- =
FACTORY and Nj LIS near Columbia
HOUSES and LOTS IN Charleston, Mount Pleasant
GrnbnmNiilc, Manning and Greenw. oil
FARMS near Charleston in Abbcviie District In North
Carolina
COTTON PLANTATIONS in Ahbeville, Beaufort.
Charcston. Clarendon, Colcton Darlington, Fairfield
lairens Marlboro and orangeburg Dstr t., OH Wad-
maaw and Edisto Islands. y. C., i'll North Carolina,
Georgia and Mississippi
RICE PLANTATIONS oh tho coast
MINING LANDS in North CAROLINA
LlEE1ak TIMBER ut Bulls Bay
For Lease Rent
FARMS neur Columbia, and in North Carolina
COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEA ISLAND COT
TON PlANTAflOSS-to lease for from So TO So per
aero. or for shnres of tho crop only
MONEY WANTED. In from $500 10 $50 e00 ON
good Real Estate security advances to experienced
planters on thcir crops December II
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HO@Se dhd Lat i,L .S,t,na,prrfRe
,. BY BoiSGTsS * SILCUN
VIII tic sold, on TUESDAY 18Th inst, In iron. r, ,b,
. Exchange, Bread street
MI that LOT OF LAND. together will. Tho buld;nos
thereoh knatcd IN SummcIvi!lc Oh the ,cy, street
from te Depot, about hrCc.aarters milo fl, m the
lniro2d: Lot continuing acre. with onc..u,tn.har
story Honse containing two Rooms, with entry bo.
the Lot. '' 'A
Sohntimns-i Half cash balance in three months.
N u. The above lard adiClns land of Wjuiun, Gar.
ringtnr, an'l now owned by the widow Davis
Purchaser to pay B. and $. Tor papers.
December l6
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4 Fine Chance for Investment o.. Speculation, dc.
BY BOWERS AND SILLOX.
VIII be Aold. at Private Sale. number Of ia RMS
PLANTATIONS HOUSES AND LOTS:
FOUR SMALL FARMS. within twelve miles of the
City. " $3.50
THREE LARGE TRACTS. twenty-six. twenty eight
and thirty miles from the City.
FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS in the Upper Warls.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND IN South
Georgia.
SiN THOUSAND ACRES, In one body. near Augusta.
with fine RESIDENCE; on It.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS for small farms of Forty Acree
each, In the gold region Of Georgia.
SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS In tho Upper Wards.
= Apply as above, at No. 2i0 KING-STREEr
December . limo
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AUCTION SALES.

tmfSf'uU$ art Nc'r Irrr (;oDds
Ar NIGHT AUCTION
~, nt .stEtUS II. GI'pI:SuEI.-
on MoNDAf l.NINlSt.. 18Th inst "A a.. ,,ti.a ,
& no: 43t hmf enc door above IIutso stree: viii b,
r",.s;si II th H. rarely @ "i Tons AND FANCY GOODS
Babies ~ ''>'' 'N"""'r p"f nntt
Ladies' Work Boxes, Backgammon Boards
Athtnta, Mechanical Toys
ScE"r Stands &c.. &c. Doc,.,,-
Fire Gtuc&f7.
WI, BY JULIUS "a. oPPENuI:In.
WI feh, on MONDAY EVENING. 18th in., -, y
=" ~ NJ ~" sH kinG ono door l,ovu nudso, street
fcccmbcr IL
c'rtS'"Hs' re Giria'aas! FHe,carks Fire C,,.ctcrs
HSin. ''o"' i'c' "'o""" A"0d-
,,, hi NATHAN AND OTTOI.ENf.uI.
% vi W.a' On luESb w tho 10Th inst at our Store,
10 o'clock, " " wentworth streets, nt
"r' anu ~e selected INVOICE of the above articles.
=, CONSISTING IN PART OF: '
40 boxes FIRE CRACKERS
b8 boxes T0RPEDUES
gross fancy Paper Lanterns
auo gross Fireworks, follow g;
roman Can llcs 2, 5. a. O and ball
Rockets. 2. 3, !, and ball
Serpcnts. Mines, HBppers Pin-yi1cois
Pnllers. friaHgles Comets
Flower Pots. Bcngnias, &c. December ,s
uu, BY NATHAN AND oTToLENGUI.
VIII be sold, TUESDAY 10Th inst mt our Stnr a.
lOA. NJ, "
25 boxes FAMILY SOAP
10 boxes Extra Soap
8 chests iIysun and Black Tea
10 mats Eussu
10 boxes Tobacco
70 hnIEboxcs Tobacco
bales Steam Packing
io Kegs Ship Spikes.
variety of WINES. Ai,ES SPEARS l., b..
December lG
, 1865-12-30

ny.c,,,r.et7 far v,,,,,,crn,,.rr-,,, ,-
,-a.'et.,,a,,rn 49, xa' -- -. Aos =
.s'' An"tes-Aue oets .'aayof o3
Fined for Giyln: sunday Concerts,
,s,.c,,, 1,.s,,.,,,. -, ~. c,1..,x. ,r.,L,,.,
t~7e>1"' "eepa'en " VAC Smeo A11oane.l
C1Sc1sSA11, DEC ~
4 notice published IN the city parers few days
sincc That Rev. Alien T, Thoruttson. Ia,e pasor a,
1te vee,cr f.1,sr., L., +hie c3t ,rar11 .1s.a 49,,
- ,,p 'ts S-apei ~ t1e W., "o1An .Pena tn7
winter lectu1aoe Oh teE has called ont the
1olowfn. nct1oa Of the last Cincinnati Conference
'.Cn motion, Allen T. Thompson was permitted TO
MHhdfa" Nv rom inc mms'f5 anu membership o. the
Hethuo4st hpaseups1 Nnu1en' 1nue1 cnatfes oi I'M
Mofnli'{y; MEat the ehsfges aIe further thao O.
easlonal tneh11ety. weakness which unfortunately
lecturer q rare skili and pove; and hasin. Re-.
formed. should be encouraged in his contemplated
, 1865-12-30

r,,.,stx1n~~x
1t ohEkon's III e1snsc, and how
II In ecnFccd-Comments Of the Eng
lts2l Hrekx-Spatn Acccpta the leIfn-
tf0n or Fn~fund-Tt,e TrenFon TrfnIx.
a,t Amergc1r W.ri,,, -, .Tr5n, n.as,
N. .e4n M r.n N nA-VFen-
1nG o. ose Hungarian Daet-commer-
caals
NEW YouE. Dec. 4o.-1he Steamer Ans.r,,,e;.,
from liverpool 1Gfh md On+enstnw7, 17,h h.s ~
y7yed N'@-'' LIZ a.
Ihe mek sare of President ,1o,nson bos toe, fsx.
orablY rccciycd and ia rrrsr1iefl m fricndiv .nd
United States etocks improved after its rfccn,ion'
Is etated that Spain has accepted the mediation
oi England IN the chtllan htair.
Inc H1al OF Captain McCa{erty, Tho American
ferian, vas progressing at Cork
COMMERCIAL.
CorroS-Opcncd du11 nj , acc c1nc or "a ,,. 49,
coyeIcd and c{osed Wiih an vn1,ca nf III ~ ~ T.
week. >>> '' - ~ W tA'
DRkApsrrrrs-Dun.
TEoyls1oSs-Quieta md stcady.
IospoN. Dec. 1E-Eycrinrg rgfnnso1s s7..cae7..
IarEsT-snies Of Ancrtcan eecnritle.. XXI. 4;
GfHlCfs: Illinois CcntraI sharea nj e1EGsS.
E1le shalea al x5StsGsa3t' ~ oA7sS>'~' +
Tic bullion in fhn Rsrk nf Eprlana decrca aed
Els nh durfrr the. yrccx. G1,n Frnicn Snnci"i
Commission adou,ped its sittin1e at DnTr ~ tha
ISL. ami cnumenced nrncaednTs nt fora. ks ~.
LOVING DIV. Thc triai nf Nr5saffc1fv tha o in,n
Ametican Centnin in fi,e conf1jerste .,n,S .re
nrnrrrssfn, si;1,tsw n-sr.ntsans ,,.., We, a.
, 1865-12-30

'el1ows. ran to Join bis companions, and Bridges
rcachrd ont hls lee hand 10 asist him up, when he
missed bis footing and fell between the cara. the
wheels ot the rear one paasing over his
nate man during his term or service
married a wtdow lady in Arkansas- Before his
muster out shc died. and accompanying him to Ills
Illinois home was little step-dauRhtsr about ten
Years Of nge. About st1 months pay was due The
hoys Of ihe 18Th, and ns soon rs the news OF
Btidges death reached them, they unanimously
pay for the bencht Of ths bcarered orphan. The
dccessed Was perfectly sober at the time Of the acc-
DENT, ana had the reputation In the regiment OF be-
soldier.
, 1865-12-30

OCCUPATION AT YOUR
HOMES.
Thousands can rsG&lze hundred dollars weekly No
utensils required except those found IN Byery ha1se
held; pfodts .a cent; 1enand staEae 3uf. It
Is the greatest discovery of the Full particulars
sent recsipt TWO stamps for return postase Ad
| eli I'll BsoAdxayt EaN York.
, 1865-12-30
From Refffu.

new TonK, Dec. 29.-There Il movement here
rNcu- tie Fcutaus Tor calling Congress By Stale
Centres Ct both divisions, With ylew to clear
away Ill tic parties TO the present strife.
Il is expected about 500 delegates will attend the
Convention in this city On the I'd Of January.
President O.Mahoncy has prepared lengthy nd
dress 10 the Convention.
Eilcn O'Mahoney has isEued another appea1 for
contributions from the S1a:e1hood.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. a9.-DEsnn Born Circle, OF
which James Glbbuns, President OF the Fcnian
Sc1atc, is member, held IT, weekly meeting this
soa ~ H. Nhos no. 19s oppos
Baker delegate to the Congress. Jaues Ryan ma
, 1865-12-30
FROM ST. LOUIS,
The Fcntan Hn,broElio-icc Bridge In
Sound Order-HI. Indians en- rontc
10 Washington.

Sound Order-UI: Indians en- rontc
10 Washington.
Especial Derpa.ch to The Chicaso Thbune.]
ST. LORE, Dec. %.
There was fnn amonc the Fenians last nfcht.
The McGEafh party held their meeting, last night,
which Vas largely attenccd, but the leaders, alter
cnttorsinc O'Mahoncy, deemed 1t prudent to brca.;
up tie meeting by nine o'clock A11c. the adjourn
Incnt Of the meeting. however, the O'Madisan
party took possession Of tie hail. organized meet.
snSS, and we've equally enthusiastic in support ol
their chosen leaders, and Ii possible more bitter In
their antnsoniEm to their opponents. The Eenian
Statehood also held . meeting last night aad
adopted resolutions unanimously sustaining Mntl-
The ebs1dgc aero: the Mississippi IS Ia excel
lant condition and the heaviest leans c1o<c and ~
croes with perfeet aafety. The Nebraska after IL
days Lard work al the tee. hss abandoned the busi-
ness in disgust. She was too old boat for the
work. and she broke morr Of htrsef than 6h.
did Of tie ice. The Committee Who have under
taken TO open the h.rbpr+ are abouf TO engage two
merce cpcIatfons before tic weather modc1a:es.
Major Burbank, United States Commissioners
and Mr. Harvey, indian Agent, arrived IN the city
Yesterday, ~ F0N< for Washington, charrsontn-
eight chief. ol the kfoMas, Nho visit the cit, OF
magnificent tstGnces," for The purpose Of Sinking
haads NTH ths President. The eoppY~co1osrd de-
fcendnnse ofthe former owners Of Amcrca parad-
&c the halls Of the I1aptets Honsc. this morning.
In all the loJ OF red blankets md t1tuscd !escins
casting Slances Of disGafn 1t the dandies and bellies
they encountered IN their scouts INTO the parloss
aEd dining room. The names Of the chiefa are
NnIrnsIash, John Mabbee, Taisahee, and PrleD-
hesma. Tile party 51arts On its eastern TIP Ibis
, 1865-12-30

NHAISG1oS, Dee s9--The officers of the EQual
Rights League {colorcdl pnbllsh an address Today
disclafming secrecy In their organization, and say
That the "ob}ect Of the League Ia to secure By pots
ca! and moral meaus, as ar may be, tle repeal oi
all !aws and parts Oh Laws State and National that
make. distinction on account Of color This Is OUT
object In all Iis length and breadth. We there
fcfe aspire to 1ks condition and pEiyi.
IcEc ct feemen. Is not this national
aspi.at:onf Is 1t not dictated by self respect!
We AK m opportunity 10 show that re nc worthy
10 te md propose 10 atatn the condition and privt
lcce Of frecmen By becoming tn!eli gent by indus
t1y BY virtue. hy piet5. The object Is noble, and
one worthy OF ireemen. The means proposed for
attaining II arc moral and peaceful- We disclaim
tie rcIuotcs! Intention Of enforcing the claim by
Violence Does any one .sugcest tusunec.
ton. 3se frown On bin and denouuce him.
The address closes: 1--WE do pledgeourselyef 10
maintain good order. Our arms and Hvce, II neces
sty, arc at the sessics Of the Government 10 oaell
and crush insnTcct1on> Having done ibis We de.
maEd OF lawful anthoEy protection for ons proper
The negroes are preparing for grand celebration
them rro,1clon, il Necessary, in an orderly demon.
ttrasion. No protection probably will be needed,
, 1865-12-30

FrocreAs Of Mastering Out IIIIuoIs sol-
usstcers-Tsvo Soldiers nfsthe Add In
fantrY Murdered In Arkansas.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. %.
Companies A, g. c, D, E, and +, belonging to
the I'd Illinois cavalry, arc now at Camp Butler
awnf.InE fnal payment and discharge.
The 10th Illinois caraIry was at Decatur, to-day,
rnd is expected 10 ar1ise at Camp B4tlcr this even
ing for final payment md discharge.
Gor. oglesby has received letter from Majos
Gen. Reynolds, commanding the Department Of
Arkansas, stating that 1t has been ascertained thai
two soldiers mined Sergeant ucarr Leibig aud
private Jacob Brent, belonging 10 the 4sd Illinois
o. Or abont the 1lth day Of November last.
Company A. I'D regiment OF L. $. colo-ed H.
fantfy, stationed at Huntsville Alabama, has COZ
the n3oanmcnt fund.
Tie 18th regiment Of infantry is daily expected
, 1865-12-30
FROM La CROSSE.

Two Fires in Que Nisnt-Great Conna-
grafton on Third Street-Fot1rtecn
Buildings Destroyed-Loss 100000.
Especial Despa.ch 10 the Chicago Tri5une.l
Ia CROSSE, Wis, Dec. o.
Two large fires occurred here last night. The
ftundry Of L. Gould & Son, on Front ncar the
foot Of Siate ft1cct- totally destroyed br fire
between and o'clock In the evening; loss $1,000;
insurance {3000.
About II o'clock at night another fire broke out
tn the wooden row the .sest side ofThIrd street,
and destroyed all The buildings On both sides Of
That et.eet, between Main and State streets, except
the Post Office and Nl1Iiame's ehoc etore. Thete
were fourteen buildings destroyed on Third street,
Of the value Of SsA061. The loss Of merchandise,
furniture &c, hF fire and remoyal. Will amount
10 about 'fs00 900, making total loss Of <l0,0ED,
about one-thlrd insured. The iire On Third street
was probably caused By IN inceudiary.
Ito the Associated Prcss.l
Il Crosse, Wiz. Dec. ga fire occurred last
n'ghi which destroyed the foandery Of Gould &
seEs: Another IRE TOOK pIace during the night
which destroyed all the buildings on both sides of
Third street, between Main and State streets, c1-
cspt the Post Oftlce and Wcleau'a shoe store. To-
til loss $4,000. Insured for {15, 900.
, 1865-12-30
Ar{KAusas Relief.
Cn1cAao, ILL.,, Dee. 18th, 1866.

LuLUTa t01c1no 1IlGlne+
In obedience to the call OF the Union Comuafs-
zion, and the urgent demand for help In Western
A1kansas, hare visited Illinois md wtu remain
obserIation, the Testimony Of hundreds of eye
Witnesses snd official reports, am fully assured that
there are many thousands OF loyal families In gre1t
need Of food clothing and ali The necsazee of life
u IN immediate result Of the war, whose terrible
condition viii be aggravated by the Figoss Of VIII
ter. Every one must bleed at heart to know the
real destitution Of thousands Of widows and o.
phars Of our dead soldiers, raany ot whom nre dy-
ing tn want. while we have plenty. Let every effort
or procure that which Is second hand; also, com
and wheat br the car load Let the grain be put in
good gacks Or barrels and sent to the nearest depot
and Il Will be Forwarded 10 the Quartermaster at
Cairo and Themes 10 Arkansas at Government e1-
pente. Senders should take duplicate receipts Of
railroads for number OF bushels and value Of boxes.
for Fefusees, and rcaltn one copy Of receipt and
lend thc other With al moneys. 10 Secretary OF the
Union Commission, No. % Washington street,
Chicago, al which place may ha Addressed.
j. q. LxARn.
, 1865-12-30

From The New York EeWs, a3th.J
We received by the Havana steamer yester-
day the following letter from Lieut.. Gen. Ear
ly, now In that city. but about to leave for
The city of Mexico. II contains many inter
estfng statements which have never appeared
before about the forces engaged in the late
war, and much Of the heretuture secret his
tory Of the military movements Of the Con-
ftdtFatcs:
, 1865-12-30

NEW Y0nK, Dec. GA despatch from Toronto
states tliat Mcdonald and the Confederate agcnts
make atIdarits that the steamer Georgian Was the
property Of the rebel Government End W1s designed
Tor The ratd on Johnzons Island. and that her sale
to nennison, The present possessor, vas mere
the i. s. Government. =.
Mr. Rowland has been appointed to Ill Hon.
George browns place AZ President OF the Council
tu The Canadian IinycrrIncnt.