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, 1865-03-17
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LONDON, February a5th, lo6o.
The supplies Of English wheat this Wesk @ 1ae afe
oaarters; Quart rs The reeeipts Of EneL,h sack o9s. ho%
ever, are sui most liberal. Since o4s lasl me
weather has bceu quite winter.1ike. Ine severe
es suee v Yesterday by change to thaw. At MONDAYS
market more active demand was e1periG%neea ios
Engl,eh wheat than fe1 some time psss: me @ s1.Ss
ardvance r vas wanted y ihe early part Of tae day
American md Canadian only Eel s!ugs.sn 5ar Lm.
quiEy; acd prices arc barely 90 gooa a. @ .has oay
1nit1ers ~ cd advance. The stock is now small,
nd mostly q condition Tss eSasn!s Effe;n
sarso tr.ee remains Ta wn1Rs r. 1f' eeH Wss miied
ram rEc email number OF fcargoes of coast Wheat
-Lste prices were asked. hut buyers aFe slow 9 e
opsrTa oasssa MsIze s Tety r and uy dearef
pDdessa brought e6s Sd per az ~. At !o,d,y,9s
market whcat and Aouf we're well supported II
hTTS 9poT1s1oss' stock being in small
compnss Is h1y held, and really choice 1se1osies m
bng hgs b.le Of cSoics
which is wanted at orr highest gnotat1o1s inert
nr metts no attention. Lard.--No American Is ar
r1vine. Beef and Fork-1n limited demand ne
TAi1ow-Is in good consumpttFe demand, oat
uflcce are again rather lower. ,
l1vERroo1, Feb: p, 1865.
BRrApsTurrs-The weather, when nas
been bee vs1y fos 6o S'a aous II DC tssde has
f%r bepn no4e , hut there d et quite absence
of activity Arrivals 9f French floaf ass Rase Ssen
tSeta 9thef ss more general tnqay of
Wheat, st IN Improvement Of i'd per cental: Flour
was Without change IN salne 1ndisn Corn Twas ~
zee sed pnness 70 d al
tended by buyers. On the EerF small 6nsitess
done In Wheat the advance qnofed on D. Iuesday az
IT, aa7 ,seeks Flour. barrels being scarce,
hreusht @ fuii prices. Prices Of Indian Corn again
'a1Sard vi.innsGfhe IN business in beef has been Of
/ more than average extent, holders having been
rather nressipg sellers. sale Of pork y report
ed Cd br ex shtp a 1seon Gbeesa eqanaes 10 10
FOOD demand, and for prime daiFle. holders ID DE-,
naand anfadvsnce OF Is p cwt BnHeE-lns MMn MS
Teathtr bte nsde buyers very cautious, ana WITH z
asffaspg .nde!y sad III = ss q
6s9e s%sdes deel:aed Cd 4 cwt ,.c
GLASGOW, Feb. n
prrApsrurrs.-We 1nye now mild sunmes
ueather. after ten day6 Of very severe frost and
sn5 10 eect rases Il quantity lower rates would
hsye been Necessary; holders, h9Wsyer; show :, 2, no
disposition to press ISLES Al Weanssdsys u Nat aaS.
The attendance sf sont Tss or ouotanons. Flna,
o. eesrce and held firmly lndian corn nat; To1da5
e t1ode Is eteady, but the dull tone q the Lon
don DOR market Keeps buyers hanging o. n3As
el9ass aeie. end pork meet fir sale =
~, rates small saies q new ., =. oae0n a. oia
%idass T01S Ba.tsr 5stes aesta IL csaonsS
fne qua.lH y amer nuaides saleabte IN retail: O.
ara OILY 'g,ite @ nes1ectcd. Lard steld}, at 61s m ~
atedes ehoics 9SSatT 20 tons in this morning WILD IN
"&a,ss dull. and i 5eas sas'2s1 E4rA Co.
, 1865-03-17

Gen. =. r. Carr, the we'll known temper
anee lecturer, Is Pressden. Of the Tar Spring Pe-
trolecm Company. The Columbus, Ohio, Seost
Journal has Tie following:
"The Tar Spring Petroleum Company has been
forred By some Of the most prominent business
men and citizen capitatists Of Cincinnati and other
ipg the choice oil lands owned b them, consist
lnE OF one thoueand acres, situated in Lewis
county, Kentucky. and one tnousand located III
Crawford county, 1ni1lsn1-:
The STOCK Is now selling In this city at ten
dollsrs per share.
ALREADY some twelve or fonrteen wells are be-
tre supk II the immediate vicinity OF this Com
pauy's territory. and during the past week Two
have etrnck otl-one pumping and the othera
slowing we'll, tho latter yielding. atty barrels
day." mi6-n650-lt.
, 1865-03-17
FOCAL MATTERS.

,srar-ReneWe the Eaft, restores gray hair TO
lie hair sot ana glossy does net stain ~ he nI3a sEa
ices than n1netJ days. For e.le b a;l dEugE1.s.,
md by q. scoyl: 70 Randolph street VI. N1nIeaa'e
agent i1r the Eorthweet. teSs'H'of4"
Dr.. Webster. now permanently tosa.ea az
1e South Clark street. treats ~ pnsase aase'S1a rs
". tas len separate rooms, Hhere any onesmV CALI
, 1865-03-17
NORTHWESTERN GIFT CONCERT.
Gifts Distributed March Is, 1868.

Ttfze No. WIS drawn by ttcktt number scat, prize
M was drawn BY tlcset 61ts S-9 4-ts0s 5-5i.6 G.
::3 s.aI5: s.ts's 9.l;S 1o.1sol 1i-66. i:-l!5l r
ffli, 11s3 y e1ls, :s9ar!. tEia e.
toe. :s1:5:. 24ss8. 3o-S9i 3l-:sl. 323s, 33-?l g.
6cG. ISL -: l4a5so. Is So l6i, g.
1s5 - lt.5 .t31,b 5ltae. s. 5stssl. 3l-t4, s.
:65 Ci1s soil tG ri 6.as9. S!ao, 6a6,es.
70t7 :1alaI, 7ellss, 'stsa5 !. 7c15. s9ss - $40.
81 al0 E2sis5 s. n5e 1875, s. s5', s9i.53. = s,.6.
sl- "a s6so !05, 9tis7i s. .3, q so. 81 ss5s.
9-itsS. tsAbl0 III GESi. 1el-3slG., 6.-Ss91. 1H3
E.i in:-ssl tnl.Iao .0f.sliL t:i. 6ila I.ss -itsi
, 1865-03-17

NEW yoRK Thu11aay, March Is.
E1cFAxox-Sferingd dul: IT iNx91es
tirln-Heasy and decidedly lower opsn!nE ST.
acvaT cling 10 I6x, and cIotlnE at lf2K9ll91. H.,
EnvERhxESr rEICuElIIEs-Quiet hud @1hout Ut
SfosEs. Dn11 and lower. Fl Wayne EH Z; y - J..
3: II. ceIt. =; Tenn, 6'a IS; 10 10 coup o'; 50
cGun 1C1K,
LArER.
rrx TogK, March 1s,-Ga,'agh.rs E1eh7n:c-
co,d 1ss: SOS {nez} 1os1;EY c. is; Erie OK
Hua.s n losx; Reading Ice; N io5x; uld Southern
az: III Cent lo7X; Pittsburgh 90; Rock 1slsna 96a
North. ester. 81; do pri 574; Fort Wayne, ssh
Cnmtcrund 5lx; Marlposs tlH. Stocks and gold
c~c,ted. There il strong disposition to sell. Sales
alter call at 1csx-clostng at 16sH.
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE-A Cottage House
on West Adams street, near Clinton, contnlnn:
AZ rocrns IEquire at CO ELL d kUrcON.s. Oh
Clark street, &C trrer pt Randolph nhlsulA-2t
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE-Fire house OF
Loou,s street, With large lot, csn be s,td 1t tow
tas o. vi e oexs hsnfg M a taS uS s1
hard si,ee1 NJ Er lzabeth - oo Ho1.e and lot 9x
Isl Msris2n nesF Asn seo '9,s ~ aaG sIos os
1tanct ou.e spd;}ot on Enc SO Honsa snt 1t on
Eruh. n Al Bpstue. n1 stsi3tnce 5rop rty for
aa.Sh .Sh13S!,.sS1 :! ~
, 1865-03-17

60 to the Rcst.-Go to Bryant j. Stratton'a
Chicago Commercial College to get a thorough,
practical business education, or 10 become copo
Tor circulars, BRYANT 4 SrRATToH, Chicago, Ill.
~ Burdsall's Arn1ca Ltniment. m infallible
cure for burus, scalds, gprains, rheumatism, gnn
shot wounds, pails in the limbs md back, chil.
b1ains, DC. A einsle application allays the psn pn
from burn or ecald the Instant It IS sppllea. 40
farnlly should be without It. For sale By all drug
gIsts. fcsf-u1sS1'
Eureka, The Jnfallib1et Hair Kesto.
ra1fVe, dee1dedly the bes, artlele FOR restoring
grey hatr to its natural color, inot dyetns.) }
efectua,ly curing eli diseases OF the scalp. pre-
venting The hair IRON falling OFT, giving 1t soft
ne:s Ind gloss that nothing else eau produce.
Try it. Pnce f100 per bottt.. Sold h gil dsn=-
gists. Fuller, Finch s Fuller. Agents. Chicago.
mh14-n354. l5t-rr&sAr
II Paper Hanglnss, Printing, Calciuinlns aud
Glazing, at F. E. Klghy's, 50 Randolph street.
, 1865-03-17

NOR SAIE-House and Lot 846
sfY.et rev Two story It anne dwslns, and LOT a5x
5o FEET tn The pcst IN the city Prize
sitGoSl $40 rcma'n gu Gortzase Y slsed AZ"
ply at -oom II, No. IL I South c.ark strf.t.
, 1865-03-17

TOR SAbE-House aud lot 1876
IL South Morgan atrect. also house aud lot lsd South
sAngnmon eti Get: also .ot As125 nortee2st
Green ami da1ns streets. For patscu'hrs .pnly to
WRIGHT & TFRRE1,L. No. S Metropolitan aiock.
Chicago. uiI1p14! II :
, 1865-03-17

FOR SALE Cheap Homes in
IL 1Hos 3. BR1 ANS Keai Estate oflce.
sSl3-Tvcstosy frame house and Tour lots 100xt15n
co1ner Of L1netln STREET Ind Wssh11gsoo avenue.
Vt1T essy teInla.
se;oc0-Fiame ho1'c, new. two stories, about tsn
1oon and lst. CT soahlAstsees. asew .ardson Nofh
sloe Railway.
$S5no-E2 eet nnd two small houses on uariaan St,
near Wabash nFs nue.. kcnss Tor II acr cent.
&C. 15to- Eouse Ind lot ou II Wah As1 avenue.
H silence lots III a5t and SO per on the aveCus,
north II TwEoty-seCt nj ttrc T. mh1Ta.tt4t
, 1865-03-17

Paper Hangiuss, Painting, Catcimtning aue
Glazing, at F. E. Klghy's, 50 Randolph street.
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE Two cottage hoases,
Il l6a and t19 West Van Buren stse!t. near Hals.el
Both leased lots Rut In good order Cheap fo- s.
Possession glvchst olce. Apply 10 D. d GARLAND,
40 West 1aEe street. mh1InTt3lt
, 1865-03-17

and receive bis opinion free Of charge. P. Q. Box
2,eei. AL letter. containing stamp answered.
mch4-fn4 1875 15t e.E*e ss>1e g. ~ -S--1
, 1865-03-17
RfaI G8tat&==Uttp.l

TUR SALE-Two first class brick
II tor.c. on TwertT,secoua Et.ees-]u.t nlhed-
1b niI modern tur GROVE ~snts Plans TO be seen It
.t-atf paAI;a16t2s
, 1865-03-17

:. Recfuft1nEs
The progress OF enlistment yesterday while
not all that cop1d be desired, was still decidenay
bette. than that # the day preceding. An aggse-
<xf 4r~
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE-A new frame house
L of.lx rooms, water, gas. mud fou. year Jesse OF
lot, IN Eucktr street, near Mcntoe will b. FOIL low.
AlfoteA fstm- house al nine rooms and elzht rs
leaE Of .ot, cn Jcde1ton street. near Washington.
- THOMAS .. SNYpEK 4 El.
, 1865-03-17

~ The place to buy Table Glassware and
Kerosene Lamps at wholesale and 1efal, Is at N.
F. MERk1LLs, II and 70 Randolph street.
mrh17-nT9a.1f
, 1865-03-17

7TATRM0NIAL, LII INTEhLl- [:,j;sl J. l..
- :ns s.assss ts's IT
ssoSsd p.*ssse TO e.
s:sb: .ss,, 3; 81 sss
ponSen. n nos fs.e4s 4s2s, Ghlss phl1ne stap
, 1865-03-17

CAuGu1.-Detectiye Sam Ellis retu1ued from
St. Louis last evening having IN cus.odyLuke
Egan, better known among the tbierinc fraternity
as Jimmy the arceR,'' who was arrested some
time sirec on tho charge Of picking the pocket of
Mrs EEcucb IN The Central Depot, was held to
1all and run away. He was turned orer to the
%nef3n
, 1865-03-17
THE CITY.
pEnsoHAL.-Ex-Goyernos Etwa.d salonaon
Wisconsin, te stopping At the Sherman House.

DEAAe.sig1ora Virginia Whiting (LosiuD died
On the night Of the aSth ult- at Santiago de Cuba,
OF hcnosrhsec, She usde msny friends IN Chi
caro- dur7uc her three professional T1s1ts here
, 1865-03-17
Nfa( Wstate=Gonntrp.

I@OR SALE-On. the Aux PLANES,
80 acres Of Land IN Sec. 2: Z: g. r y @ 10 e
Good meadow snd plow land; On r. ~ Archer Hosd-
Eeai Estate ONCE, No. metropolitan Block.
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE West Slde-Large
Il ntw cotteae. and lot. 3ss125 Washington street,
utnr Rchfy, Geo hnuse and lot 151l25 Jackson
T.. nrts 1hroee e. 5oo+ 4 M nanbsE Of otasr frame
dwellings from 5000 to si5.coo. J. Lice SO ark
street. mhA5p14}.1t
, 1865-03-17

OPENING or NAvIaA11oS-on Wednesday the
propeller Favorite. loaded with lumber, arrived
here from ST Joseph+ Michigan. This Ia the first
nr1iyn1 Of the season. II the weather confines
favorable there will be u1nny arrivals and depar-
tufe5 during the coming week.
, 1865-03-17

PErno1rrx.-Wc nrc informed that tho daily
Eow OF the ~ CoQuettc We'll, In which the Iryins
Petroleum Company have An interest, has in
creased 200 barrels, making It's prcscnt yield $50
barrel. per CAY. From this alone the irving can
par u monthly dividend o: two per cent Wells
are being put down On their farms on Cherry Run,
Tstan,~ and Nfeout CfceEs, with every prospect
Of SUCCESS, and II their affairs ase properly man
apcu. ~ We a1e assured they will he. 1t wilt psv
etocEholders largely. 1t is expected that the su-
ecript1on books will be closed by the I'd inst
Until then, stock can. be had at par {s5Q9 per
Eharc) Mt the ofhce Of Grunge Sard, Jr., aan Like
street.
, 1865-03-17

n. ". FAIn-CmcAoo BAn.-A meeting Of the
Chicago Bar will he held this morning at 10
purpose of takinR action In reference to having
tho Bar represented at tue coming Northwestern
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE-Two story frame
l. Houfe, and lot 50s1co tept northeast corner West
Kaudpiph an. Curtis a.s. Apply to THDMaS FREE
MAN. 1..1 Randolph-st. mh1715s0,7t
, 1865-03-17

ITO RENT-A front room, partly
L furnished <snstahje for . EentleInsnts Sleeping
apartment, located over 2S Clark street. APPLY 70
nlISn11Q9t
, 1865-03-17
20 Rent.

ITO RENT-A lady wishes a
house III tie heart tbe elty. g: ksop,ng board
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE. 600 acres Of grain
oc-e tssh ~ tirre Th 70 lanta IRE in HsurJ am
t. ill., nsar the deura,ng sig q asnsss9 ~ ,on On an. nj
III IL ana ID ,nc.iibn not tuEps sstd n he WeSt.
, 1865-03-17

TOR SALE-A lis sore, Well in
r 1,ar<d Fam. tires ri1es lsom Biri1Cton sta:
tlou or Is o 0s cash bsapEs H II 4pe; n NJ I'll HI
tn1te yer, 1T pr cent. j. W. sfisnx14 III
E1atE nxtt
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pIRHCroRa.
0YYIORRs.

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The political canvass of the candidates of the
Soldiers and Loyal Citisens' Union party, of lie,
county, will begin on Tuesday, September 10th
in the following order, to-wis,
Point TIP. ''-'
Friday, Sept 22d, 7 p. n, Newton's schoo
House, Pleasant Ridge TIP.
rion TIP.
Monday, Sept. 25th, Z p. NJ, Big Mound, Cedar
Township.
Tuesday, Sept. 2sth, p. NJ, Franklin Center,
Franklin TIP.
Wednesday, Sept 9th, 10 A. NJ, Primrose,
Harrison Tp.
Thursday, Sept. 2sth, p. NJ, Eof's School
House, Washington TIP.
Friday, Sept 2sth, P. NJ, Fort Madison, Madi-
son TIP.
Saturday, Sept. 3Oth, Pm. Brick School
House, Jefferson Tp.
Monday. Oct. I'd, P. NJ, Charleston, Charles
ton TIP.
Tuesday, Oct. 3D., Z P. NJ, Croton, Van Buren,
Township.
Wednesday, Oct. 4th. p. ". Hoos;er Groom
Des Moines TIP.
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, p. NJ, Montrose, Mon
trose, TIP.
Township.
!" Is hoped that all soldiers and loval men will
turn out In force at the times and places above
mentioned, and hear the eloquent addresses Of
colonel b. r WooD and the other candidates and
and speakers who will be present to d;scuss the
poi Aieai questions OF the day. For further in
formation as to what speakers will be present, in
saoition 70 the candidates, the committee respect
fully refer the public to the posters which viii \.
circulated in q few DAYS
;. by order Of the Central Committee of the Sol.
oier' ana Loyal Citizens Union party ofsLee
county. d. n HILLS Chs .'e
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A Soldiers Apuea1.

Col. George Pomutz, late of the 25th low,
Infantry, for years previous to entering the
army one of the. most active Democrats in
Decatur county, was offered the candidacy for
Lieutenant Governor on the 'Possum ticket.
but peremptorily refused The Leon Ns,r,
publishes letter from this gallant officer Civ.
ing his reasons for the declinntion. This lot.
ter was written at Keokuk, Aug. D. before
the Postum Convention met. Col. Pomntz
opposes the whole of the so-called .ssoldiers,'
movement and gives the following reasons
therefor:
1T evidently tends to embarrass. and Is cal.
eulated to weaken and to disinteprate the
oh,oh party, the one. that has been the true
anu only TREND 10 the army from the begin.
ming OF the war to its successful end the
party mat unremittingly has ENCOURAGED the
soidier IN every way, that has PRAYED for. and
mas faithfully executed the measures Of the
general government sending again and again
new reinforcements TO the army in front.
~nen It's ranks became thinned bv sickness
ana py death, that generously has offered and
a.sa Ne us last dollar for the maintenance
ot .he army whne engaged in the restoration
of the authority of the insulted old aao tha,
has advocated and established the r;ebt Of
suffrage for the soldier while fighting the bat
Ties OF the country, that has watched with
ANXIOUS solicitude over the successes. and
gioried In the victories of the National army
ana has gwen new encouragement in the do II,
hours of its disaster. '''e UNI
surely, It will be a bright page in history
TO record that, while the national army hos
oeen hghtlng the terrible battles for the canse
OF the Union with shell and with bullets, This
party at home, in common with the great
cnion party of the loyal North has tbronoh
four long years, persistently fought and finally
conquered the thousand headed HYDRA in ony
rear attaining an unprecedented ma;or;,v =,
ane Dallot-oox that will forever stand elori.
Gus covering monument of paramount love of
country and sacrificing patriotism. for fntnre
generations to admire; at the same fine Eur.
n,sning 'ne best evidence of its being we'll
s sUrtny OF, and equal TO its army. entitled IN a
.un snare IN conquering and securing the great
maj victory and the restoration of neoos a1i
over the land. VI peace all
Can soldiers of the late Union army now
urn ,heir backs from that Union .narty tho,
seoou WIN them, and by them dnring tbo e..
years OF struggle, and having a full share !;
aauainlng the grand result of tbe;r onr,'s =,
hnal victory? Timely reflection. snrelv' III
orlng them to cast their votes in Tho r;.,L. "a" ~
RIA az 'he next October election.
Deiieve me, dear sir, very truly your friend
6EoRGE PoNurz,
Late of the 18th Iowa
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Inc Atisk Of an Elephant Found
In BrattlebOrO.

Inc tqsk of fossil elephant was fou,a j.,
= m .a ped about five feet below the surface
on tne farm OF d. S. Pratt. in This tow 80
SATURDAY, September LIST, by a worLma,, - b.'
was digging muck. The tnsk i fnr.s cno
inches IN length, and eighteen inches = 'o o
eumierence at the largest end. and a h .'r
ihches AT the smallest. 1t is in fair s,.'.ac
p,esersation, although some parts afs, $3.50
lieu peul' "l.er oeing exposed to .Ae ar Tho
Mr., Prat. VI discovering i. took piece to
that h. w. M remarking Is &c. handed il to him.
Mr. Pra,, iouho epr1ous piece Of wood.
erue nature. Ihis tusk belonged 10 !.s
~ 81 elephant long since extinct. snn,opo oJ'es
I b. we Etephas himogenius for 'n n,n,o 20
Dsanff"pdeG' that inhabited tho nn..n
parss ., North America, HAVING ,.a o.,ner,i
across the siberian plains to the A,c, ;a1aersu
aa. enr'"s straits and beyond ~ ~.
Guilty south to about the parallel of 40 s "a
siees' !heir bones show .aem n bara =:
'han our modern species '"''u ' allel
The remains tti,sks. ,ea,L
'oones) of one of these els~ and several
~ the summit of the r l'nants we re found
Mount hi, Holly, in ~ oreen Mooe ltains, al
IN building the ~ .S, by workme engaged
Rutland. u abroad from Belb ,ws Falls Il
muck BE-" acse remains were found in .
Y I'D =, eleven feet below the surface ant
elevation of ,4l5 feet above tide water
.ost of the bones found, including mola
tooth, we're taken by the wdfklnen and other,
and carried out Of the State The most per
feet tusk was secured by Professor Zadocl
Thompson, and is lodged in the State cabine
Ut Montpelier. This tusk was eighty inche
long and four inches in diameter. The mola
tooth, now in the possession of Professo
Agassiz, weighs eight pounds, and presents
grinding surface of eight inches long and fou
broad. A plaster cast of it is on exhibitio,
with the tusks at our State cabinet Vernon
Record.
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3 a. .9--77
1890
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WANTED-Agents--For the standard
History Of the War. complete In large royal-
scvo volume Of 900 pages splendidy illustrated
With III dne portrait. OF Generals and battle scenes
This just the book the people want and presents
young men, and especially returned and disabled officers
and soAsfA In vant Of profitable snpioymsnt viii fnd
peculiary adapted their condition Send for circu-
lars and see our terms. Address z3IaLER McCURDY
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DA1OH11V1So hAAH - Hks
The Original and Bess in the WerIdi The only tru
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instau
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Blsck .
natural Brown, without injurns the hair skim Rs
edies the Ill elects Of bed dyes. Sold by Ill Druggists
The genuine d signed william A. Batchslor. Also,
REGENRRATING EXTRACT OF MILLRILEuRs,
for Restoring and Bsautifying the Hair.
aug2l-dAw1y CHAKLKS BACHELOR, n. r.
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OOLGATEss AunkN SOAP.
This celebrated Teliss seAp, issseh a,iv.r.a
0ina and sneifenti in it, naasss. fFagP4nsly
csatsA, asd extremely beneSbcBal ID its act
upon tho skin. For sale By aliDr.ssisss 50 Daas,
goods Dealers fselAsv1yr
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JoHN X. BARTLETT, Secretary Of State, for
Rhode Island, is preparing biographical list
Of ell publications connected With the late re-
bellion.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
waE EsETwREN SPAIN AND CHILLI.

The Government of Spain has been en-
boldened By its success in Peru to fall upon
another Republic Of South America. On the Eth
of September, the eve of the anniversary OF the
Chilian independence, the Spanish Admiral
Pareia appeared in Valparaizo harbor and sent III
a notification that the former explanations and
apologies offered by Chill to Spain, and which
the Spanish Minister in Chill, Sehor Tayila. had
declared perfectly satisfactory, had been repu
dated in Madrid, and that he, Pareia, had
been invested with fall powers to adjust the
questions pending. He then stated the prnci
pal points Of ohcnse, and demanded an imme
diote and satisfactory explanation and a SALUTE
of q guns to the Spanish Aag or he would al
once break of all diplomatic relations. The
Government of Chill refusing to accede to thi;
demand, Pareja sent an ultimatum, TO which
the Chilian Congress replied by unanimously
passing declaration of war.
| Chill has thus far been the most Aoarishing
Of all the South American Republics, and she
is undoubtedly able to make a more yigorOu.
resistance to the Spanish attacks than Peru
Still, the great losses which a blockade of al
her ports, and the temporary destruction
Of her commerce must necessarily involve
will put her Oh a severe trial. Aid from Other
South American States cannot at present be
expected; and it will require. an amount of en-
durance not generally met with in the South
American States TO bring this war to a more
satisfactory issue than that between Spain and
Perm