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The steamer Georgian Case.

TORONTO, C. W., Dec. I'm the important case re-
latiye to the steamer Georgian under seizure at Col
lingwood for violations of the neutrality laws, the
legal agent of the United States government applied
for injunction restraining defendants from inter-
| ference, which granted-the injunction to con
tipup ten doys
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Shin Nous

Fort MONROE, Dec. San English schooner the
NJ. S. X. Thorn, from Greytown for New York. il
ashore near Cape Henry. The propeller Kensngton,
from New Orleans for Boston, and the Gen. Custer,
from Mobile for New York, put in short of coal The
steamer Joseph Johnston and Thomas Collyer, have
left for New York.
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To CoNsUMPTIyES.

The Rl,y. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS. and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFEcr1oN Ns. has been in use ten years
with the most ma rked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's person
al supervision also pamphlet containing the orig-
nal prescription with full and explicit directions for
preparation and together with short history OF
his case. may be obtained of
SETH S. HANcE, Druggist,
los Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Md
Or,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second street,
Williamsburg, N. Y.
ce of Remedy, So per package. Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. seZo-d&"5m1
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Arrest of an Alleged Murderer.

CARLISLE, Pa, December 2d-A man was arrested
here to-day by detective Wundery, of Brooklyn,
who gives his name as Charles Comfy alias Charles
Lercier charged with being of the murderers of
Oero, in Brooklyn few days since. They leave for
New York this afternoon
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Extension of the United States Telegraph
Westward

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2.The Western extension of
the wires of the United States Telegraph Company
has reached st. Josephs, Missouri, and offices are
opened at Jefferson City, Atchison, Kansas City and
St. Joseph. The construction of the line is already
completed for some distance beyond st. Josephs and
it will soon reach Omaha. \. T.
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consolidation of western R.i,roads

PEORIA. ILL, Dec. 1st.-The consolidation of the
Peoria and Warsaw Railroad Company and the Mis-
sssippi and Wabash Railroad Company was consum-
holders
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ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.
Steamship Catherine whiting, from New
York for Galveston, Observation-Disclosures
gers Eescued-A Portion of NixOIs Cir


The United States supply steamer South Carolina
arrived at Southwest Pass Mississippi river, on the
2lst of November having in tow the steamship Cath
crime Whiting, picked up at sea the 18th instant
totally disabled. The c. W. was from New ork for
Galveston, with a general cargo and PASSENGERS
among whom portion of Nixons Circus Troupe
en- route for Texas. The steamer had experienced
very heavy weather, in which she lost her rudder
screw and foretopmast and had her machinery COM
pletely disabled. with the boilers adrft and rolling
about in her hold. Added to their other misfortnnes
they were on an allowance of provisions and water
The South Carolina first took off their lady paSsen
gers, who had been transferred to q schooner for
safety and then towed her into Pensacola: but the
South Carolina being ordered to New Orleans, left
the Catherine Whiting Of Southwest Pass, and then
proceeded on her voyage to Galveston.
The circus troupe lost overheard all their trained
horses and large portion Of their tent equipage.
The above is from an officer board the South
Carolina-by letter.
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BosroN, December 2d.-The colored people of New
England in convention yesterday, elected George I.
Downing, of Rhode Island, delegate to represent
the interest of their race at Washington during the
ensuing session of Congress.
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SEVEN PERSONS BUTCHERED.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH Al.

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Spanish war Upon ChiEi-A blockade
C0ssipEicRti iona Successfus Revolution
in Peru.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-'Ihe steamer Atlantic with
SS00.000, from California has arrived.
News from South America unimportant
The Spanish Admiral Pareia continues to threaten
to lombard the Chan ports, without daring to carry
them into effect. He announces the blockade is re
strcted 10 the six principal ports, Valparaiso Cadi
IA, Coquimbo, HeTratuTa Tonc and Torcahuaus
All others are left open to commerce.
This new arrangements attacks the interests of for
eigners exclusively and is acknowledgement Of
the iiegaty of the former blockade and leave this
government subject to the claims of the neutrals in
jured thereby.
The postal communication has been resumed at
Panama.
Several destructive fires have occurred at VaIpa-
raise.
The United States steamer Mohongo arrived AT
Valparaiso on October 29th, from Montevideo
The sloop war ST. Mary is about to leave for the
North.
The revolution in Peru has trumphcd and peace
has been restored. The ovcrthrown President took
refuge on an English war steamer, and is on his way
to Panama. Lima captured on the morning of
November6, by the revolutionary troops. The only
resistance about four hundred troopsin the plaza
where the palace was located. They fought until all
were shot.
The new Government will doubtless repudiate the
treaty with Spain, and make common cause with
Chill. The overthrow Of the Spanish treaty having
been the object of the revolution. The Central
American Republics are all at peace.
The sloop-0f war Cyane is at Panama.
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SERIOUS ACADEMIA very serious accident oc-
Cured near this place about noon on Sunday last the
particulars of which, as we have learned them, are Is
follows:
"As Mr. Si'as Rippeon was stopping over and rails
ing large stone, nder which he supposed there was
rabbit hi revolver fell from his breast pocket on
the bali entering the body of Mr. R. about the centre
between the breast and the stomach, and passing
nearly through near the left shoulder. On Tuesday
last the ball was cut out by DR.. A. SappngtOn.. The
bah passed through his lungs Mr.. R. has wife and
two children, and served out his full term of enlist
ment in the 7th Maryland Regiment, passing through
quite number of engagements during the time
Banner Of LiJertp
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GARRoTERs IN RIcHMoND.-L. W. Manaway, a
negro. from Charles City county who had come up
for the purpose of buying stock of merchandise,
was garroted on Thursday night last The occurrence
is said to have taken place Broad street the
Central Railroad depot and Manaway states that he
was robbed of six $500 notes. twenty 500 thirty
twenty-five $40 notes, the whole amounting to
ST50O-Richmond Sentinel.
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IMMENSE Success
of tho entertainment given by
PRoF. HCTcHTNGs.

IMMENSE Success
of tho entertainment given by
PRoP. HUTCHINGs.
The Lightning Calculator,
under the auspices Of
BRYANT, SrRATTOY IL SADLERs BUSINESS COLLEGE,
At the New Assembly Rooms. Saturday Evening.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
Unable to gain adnittance
THREE HUNDRED SUBsCRGBEEs
To the course already procured.
All persons desirous of avang themselves Of
PROF. HUTCHiYGs
instruction can do so by making application at the
office of
BRYAyT STRATToy & SADLER's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Terms-Tickets for complete course. $50.
Hours Of instruction Ii to II A. NJ. ~ to 81 p NJ
W. Ii. SADLER.
II Principa1
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New YORK, December 2.-The steamers Europe,
City of London, City of New York and Louisiana
sailed to-day for Europe, taking .ninety6ve thou
sand dollars in specie,
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groouS Going Homo.

FoRT MONROE Dec. 3.-The 9th Vermont regiment
left for Baltimore to-day on the steamer Thomas
Kelso. en- route for Burlington, Vermont. The seth
Illinois regiment will be mustered out Tomorrow
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SWEET LIPS is the pretty name of the princess in
the fairy tale, and every lady may be Princess
Sweet Lips. if she chooses to use the fragrance
breathing SOzodont. This essence of innumera-
BILE aromatic herbs removes every blemish from the
teeth, gives blush-rose tnge to the gums and rem
ders the mouth as pure and fresh as an infant.
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GEN GRANT AS a BoY.-The venerable father of
General Grant is the recipient of marked and re-
speetful attention On being questioned to the
saw him show his grit, when boy, but once, and
that was trying. to break vicious colt. 1t was a
tough fight. but the colt had to surrender"
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CoLGATE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Iottet
Soop, in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials. is mild and eHloent in its nature
fragrontlv scented, and extremely beneficial in its
acton upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!-Batchelors Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
e-harmless-instantaneou and reliable-produ-
ces a splendid black or natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists The genuine
is signed, W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street, New
York.
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4 W1now GErs VEnpIcr or slO.7O0.-At the Ia

a WIDOW GETS \ VERDICT OF SlO700-At the late
term of the Court of Common Pleas of Chester coun
ty, Pa, a widow named Baily sued the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for damages for the loss of her
husband alleging careessness the part of the rail
road employees. 1t appears that in September, 1861
Baiy was returning with number Of other persons
from political meeting in Lancaster. The train
wards midnight behind time, and being the south
track, and the statian house on the north side Mr.
the cars and were on the north track when some
discovered locomotive coming up that track at full
speed and not many rods below He gave the alarm
and succeeded in getting the people all off except Mr.
Baily who struck by the catcher tossed into
the air. and fell with his head between the ends of
two cross-es and was so much injured as to die from
a verdict of $1,000.
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F9-l'ainting has given the Heart Of the Andes"
but the perfume of their Eden wales is wanting in the
picture. That only be realized here, in the per
fume of Phalons might Blooming Cereus. prepared
from their most fragrant flowers Sold everywhere
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Marine Disaster Eloss of the Steamer Nell
lie sHpuGz,

Fort Monroe, Dec. 1.-The steamer Nellie Pentz
was wrecked Yesterday near Lynn Haven Bay She
was from New York loaded with commissary stores.
The steamer is total loss. Help has been sent to
save the cargo and if the weather continues fayora-
Bile the effort viii probably be successful saving what
is left. Four hundred barrels of Pork were thrown
overheard in the effort to save the steamer.
The gale in this vicinity has been very severe. The
telegraph lines down between here and Baltimore
and also to Richmond
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ROBERT b. NIcoL is the authorized sub
scription agent of the Daily Commercial, in
Washington. Orders for the paper left at
Gibson Brothers printing Office, No. 27l
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite the
Kirkwood House.
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T ROM WASHINGTON
OF CONGRESS.

Ehe Hist OF Members Completed.
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From. Eexico-APrivaI of Austrian Trooz,g
a N1nxinn

n
AT Mexico.
New Mexico, Dec. 2.-Mexican adyices via Ha-
vana, are to the 9th of n ovember.
Zuoaga has been expelled to France by order of
Maximilian
The French war steamer had forced Il passage on
the Rio Grande and reached Matamoras.
The French transport Allie had reached Mexico
with four hundred Austrians and detachment of
ZOuaves en- route TO Matamoras.
The Empress Charlotte stopped eight days at Vera
Cruz, and left for Yucatan 4 merchant vessel.
Maximilian remains in the city of Mexico
Further successes in the interior are reported by
official papers
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Deer 3.-Scmi- official news from the
City OF Mexico, under date of the 18th Of Novem-
bcr, has been received in this city at the Mexican
Legation. NJ. Langlas, the Minister of the Treas
ury whom Napoleon sent to MaXimian in order to
arrange the finances Of the Empire has declared II
is impossible to succeed in that enterprise as the
budget amounts to Si0,000,G0N, and the receipts do
not quite reach the sum Of $l5,0000OO
There is no confirmation of the report of the de-
feat of the Liberal forces under Ugaldo and Fegen-
soa. The French are concentrating their forces in
San Louis Potosi, the City of Mexico, and in the Rio
Grande. The abandonment of the States of Sonora,
Sinooa. chihuahua, Neuvo Leon, and Coahihula, is
officially confirmed.
the Liberals daily gaining ground, and the num-
her of their forces is always increasing.
Gen. Diaz defeated an Imperial force in the State
Of Puebla and afterwards went to Gen. Alvarez to
combine decided movement against the French
The lturbide family have renounced their right to
live in Mexico and all political claims they may have
to the Mexican throne for the sum of $4,000 apiece
Mr.. Argel Iturbidc has given his own child to Maxi
milan, and the boy, only two years old. has been
adopted by MaXimilian, and made an Imperial
Prince. Mrs. Iturbide his mother, has been the
victim of an infamous plot. She has been taken
away from her son after being compelled to sign
paper renouncng her rights as a mother 1t was de
eidcd to send her out Of the country.
The FL Paso correspondent OF the Herold Of Nov
3D. states that Juarez will leave for Chihuahua on
the 18th, the French having left Oct. 29h The tenn
porary Governor Of Chihuahua has notified Juarez
that the French deserters state that many of their
comrades would also desert if opportunity offered
Bustavcntc, Zuoago, Olivires and other prominent
MeXicans left chihuahua with the French
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IF vou vaIue yoursown health and that Of your
Fs smily do no, pass another day without bottle OF
TARRANTs EFFl,RvEsCENT SELTzER APERIEST In
your house; sudden Bilious attacks are dispelled by
few oses and Head che Costiveness, Sour Stomach,
Indigestion and Liver Complaints, are permanently
cured by the timely use of this most wonderful
remedy Sold by all Druggists. no wv
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MARRIAGE AND CEL1BAcY. an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, nst published by the
Howard Association and sent in sealed envelopes
fire of charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLlN hoIthIoN TO-
Howard Association Philadelphia. Pa. oc9-u
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TuE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
2l4 Baltimore street.
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NO SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES, ON THE LIST
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Union and Democratic Caucuses.
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The Eron-CIad FEomadnOck.

A BILL FOR RECONSTRUCTION.
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LIST OF MEMBERS CoMPLETED-THE OFFICERS OF THE
LAST HoUsE-ACTIoN or THE OHIO CAUCUS LAST
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The SPANS -Chilian War.
Six Principal Ports BlOckaaaed.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Thc sHnperiaIists Reinforced.
ARRIVAL OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
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The FREE WHITE ScHooL.-This school, for which
the poor of our place indebted to the enterprise
and philanthropy Of the North, is already in sue
eessful operation in the south wing of the Court
House. The teachers are &. Howell, Jr., and Rev.
DR.. Green in the male, and Miss Mary G. Caldwell,
in the female department. Yesterday there were one
hundred and ten scholars of both sexes in attendance
We wish this enterprise great success ard doubt not
many an urchin and young miss will be greatly bene-
-Eredericksburg (Va) Ledger.
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"A proposition is before the Mississippi
Legislature ratify the first section of the Constitu
tional Amendment, leaving the last section out in
the cold
The postofice at Newport, Charles coun-
ty, Nd. has been eestablshsd, and John N. Lati.
msy appointed postmaster.
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From Georgia, Florida and N. Carolina
3utterfeld Stage Coach ATTACKED,

AN INDIAN ATRocITY IN KANSAS.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Thc newspaper press of
many of the principal cities will be supplied with
copies of all the reports of the heads of the Depart
ments in better season than heretofore, without a
resort to clcgraphc facilities and such arrangements
will be made as will enable publishers to also lay the
Presidents message before their readers much sooner
after its transmission to Congress than at any similar
period within the last four years.
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ks-prf ce of Remedy, So per package Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. sezo-d@"3m4
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Dick Winder has been sent to Richmond, Major
Lee to Raleigh and Captain Duncan to Savannah,
where they are to be tried by court martial General
Sterling Price has applied for pardon.
A CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.
case of genuine yellow fever has been discovered
on board the ram Stonewa and she has been sent
down the river for quarantine.
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During the month of November. the Commissioner
of Pensions admitted 2il9 widows claims, and re
ected l27 of the same. The total number of widows
eases disposed of was 25l6. The number of invalid
pensions granted during the same period 1857;
number of the same rejected 926. Total number
of the same disposed of was 2,iS3.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND THE DEPARTMENT RE
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THE RETURNED PRISONER.
BY cAPT.Ja. Ryan. c.s CAV.

~
Written en- trous to Vieksb7rg from the Washing.
ton Prison, Aug 25th, ls65f
Hail, glorious South, my land Of adoption,
An exile, retsrned. greet thy sweet smile;
With rapture gaze n thy low lands and rivers
As float down the stream that surpasses the Mia
And tho I'm a prisoner. bound down with chains
Accused Of a crime I'd shudder to do,
feel that the Father Of Waters" reflects,
The hearts warm welcome N expecting from you
As free 4 bird let loose from it's cage,
My bosom throbs and my heart be ats with pride
As my eye wanders DER thee, land Of the brave
Whose sons for thy honor,lso nobIy died;
feel, as L breathe the perfumdof thyfowers
Like who a been lost IN q northern cline;
And the voices Of friends they.cheer my return
are dearer than music's soul stirring chime
All hail to thee Land Of bright skies and fewers
OF beautiful women, and morals sublime
OF heroes and statesmen, who dazzied the world
And dared to the top Of Fanes ladder to c imb
And though in the struggle thousands have fallen,
Still their memory viii live none the less;
History viii the bright deeds Of the martyrs
And God viii this glorious land bless
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


". %. j. &C. ". RAILROAD
On and alter Wednesday. the 18th
inst, passenger train will leave New,
Orleans at 8 O'Clock, p. M, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
Jackson the next day at 1870 a. m
Returning, win leave Jackson at las p n.
on tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays,
and arrive in New Orleans at 6 o'clock a
m. next day. Freight trains will run IS
heretofore.
Close connexions are made each way
with both the Southern and Miss Central
roads. B. H. GREEN,
Nov 19d1w Asst Sup't & Eng.
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~ Ii will be seen from our advertising
co,nmns, that w. II. Hardy, ana l. >
Hardy are associated in the practice OF
Law. w. H. Hardy, at Paulding' anu
~ Hardy. at Raleigh. They are both
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We recommend them to all who nave
BUSINESS TO transact in Smith or Jasper
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r~We invite Affection 10 tue w
card Of Evans. Ford s Johnson A''0r
neys at law, Meridian. Jug Lone
the senior member of the firm has 1ons s
h ,ne s - The head Of the bar in East
M;..;ssinni. and is so well and fav'raoiy
MISSES Illss.sS' - Pr - need no commendation iroE'
as. Messrs. Ford and Johnson are -
LAWYERS of ability seand Thoroughly uIa
stand their profession. Judge 10nn cot
S was annointed to preside over the Cot
ton Coprt At Meridian, and gave enur'
satisfaction in that capacity