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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
New York. Dec. [

NEW YORK, Dec. D.
The Heralfs Charleston correspondent
speaking of the reception of Gen. Grant at
that city on the LIST inst, says he was re-
ceived at the depot by the prominent militia
ry Of the department. Very few citizens
were out. A large number Of the colOrcd
population assembled ut the depot and
checrcd the General enthusiastically. The
General was much fatigucd from his long
journey and no visitors were received dur
ing that day. The day was observed as q
holiday by the military. The General was
compelled to decline, for reasons of other
engagements, dinner rendered him by the
merchants and citizens Of the city. A torch
light procession was gotten up in the even
ing by the colored citizens Of Charleston.
The procession numbered 500. On Satur
day he gave q reception to the citizens, W lcll
was largely attended, and afterwards dined
with Gov. Perry, Governor Orr and large
number of other prominent men of the
State.
The Hra,de Columbia correspondent
says that at the Inauguration Of Governor
Orr on the goth, there was nothing unusual
to mark the occasion, save that the gay and
brilliant assemblage of ladies in former
years was reduced TO slim attendance,
clothed in the garb Of mourning The fare
well address o. Gov. Perry excited evident
feelings Of emotion, while the inaugural
address OF Gov. Orr was listened to with
brcaihlcss attention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
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Bf TELEG R.aPA.

New YORK, Dec. 8.-The Tribune's
Washington special SAYS:
The English minister finds the passage in
the Presidents message in regard to the
conduct Of Great Britain during the war,
rather spicy, but does not believe that it will
lead to any bad feeling between the two
governments; while the French Minister
GOES not think that the affirmation Of the
Monroe doctrine. IS put forth in the mes
sage. will stand in the way Of pacific
solution Of questions now pending between
the United States and France.
John OM2honey, president Of the Fenian
Brothe, hood, publishes the following card
to the members Of the order, da,ed the 9TH
inst;
You will have seen in the journal Of this
date, the selfwtittcn and self published
communication Of ten long tailed malcon.
tents, who have met in this city without
legal authority. The existence Of 90 small
number in SO large body as ours should
create no anxiety, al,l oup h it may justify
regret. The brotherhood, by Congress l.
he hell in January next, will show its ca
pacity to overcome domestic factions insti
gated by corrupt motives or by British gold,
as it has demonstrated already, its power to
respect law and further human freedom
British prisons are not secure against US.
and local factions must give way.
The Hsrald's Washington special says:
It is stated beyond . probability Of con.
tradiction, that the abinet meeting yester.
day decided that Mr.. Mallory, ex.rebel Se~-
rotary Of the Navy, now confined at Fort
Lafayette. should be tried by civil tribunal
within the next thirty days. It is under
stood that the matter was brought up for
decision by reason Of the efforts that have
lately been made by the family connections
Of Mallory to obtain his release on parole.
NEwYoa9, Dec s,-rhs Worlds Wash
ington special says:
Gen: Jno. Alagan has just reached here
from the West, and had an interview with
Secretary Seward.
Gen. Logan has not yet fully decided to
accept the Mexican mission.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will
take up the case Of Senator Stockton Of
New Jersey, at m early day.
The protest against legality Of election
q being urged BY some members Of thu
New Jersey Legislature.
About 800 ID Lieutenants are to be m
pointed in the regular army.
| The numbers will only be appointed
among the Congressional Districts.
All applicants must have served tws
years in Volunteer service and be honora
bly, discharged thsrefrom.
"A board 10 il session to examine the tes-
timonials Of candidates and select such fo
personal examination - may seem fitted.
| &c.,
Nsw Yonk, Dec. 6.-Senoe Boieuva, sps
cial envoy from the Repablic ofChili, to IN,
United States gave sumptuous banque
q Dslnsnioo On Wednesday night to
number Of South American gentlemen an,
Others.
The Aonros doctrine was strongly advu
49, end European intsefieenee On hi
eneoe 9oeanG1v anoonooa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

HALisAx, Dec. S.-Ths steamer Asia,
from Liverpool, 25th, and Queenstown,
18th Of November, has arrived with dates
two days later.
LosDox. Nov. 95.-The Paris correspond.
ent Of the Globe says:
The Spanish Ministry has decided TO back
out Of the Chillian AFFAIR, and the Spanish
Admiral has been ordered to suspend opsr>
atoms.
Stephens, the renian Heed Centre Of Ire
land, has not yet been rscaptured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec. Q.
The damage by fire on board the steam
ship Woebosset reported last evening will
amount to $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

Rest, Health. and Comfort 20
Mother and Child.
MRS WlNSlOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tecthing. softens the gums. reduces
inflammation, alsys all pain. and cures wind collie.
Perfectly safs IN all cases. We would say 70 ev-
cry mother Who has = suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces Of others.
stand between you and your suffering child and
the reliet that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

No Yoo4 ~. o-IES IiiES2S;s
WeshieGaea speo1nl so9ss
1ho p0oe0a0oee 0e9eeo1 puh1iGAoo 49,.
- ~ ~ CeoptSoe)es.
A0dovits taksa be6sse ~ 1goGosy puha,e
allss ~ lee e OsGs6ee ~, ouoe keve ~.
d0estee Of Secretary q Clssk q Cesrt =
Record 70 the s0cial ehofastse q Netarv.
The ruoolotiono intsu6uoDd - Wei.aa.
day have bsea ineesfectly intsrprseed ~
haviag special rs6srsoes y eop1sgsss =
Tras0ry department., BIT thsy ~ dieoaAed
aeaiast the closo Of o0cssS VIE eeul6 ~
Jake ~ pessaibsd eaah, ead these ~
were appointed without wassont q lava.
This includes amoag ethsss, so0s Of he
provisional governor appointed By ths
President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

The steamer Catlage No exploded q
boiler on johnson Sholes, Kanawha River,
Monday. Two men were killed, and sever
al wounded and missing; boat total wreck
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec @.
The Senate Of the American Fenian
Brotherhood assembled in extra session
yesterday morning. at their headquarters in
this city. The object Of the extra session
it is stated, is to look into the matters of
economy and faithfulncss in the extensive
departments OF the organization, demand
ing unusual probity and promptness at
this time
The appointments OF the New York Off.
Gals under the new constitution have never
been officially announced. The appointing
power rests with President o SlahOny the
Senate confirms.
The Fenians express some establishment
at the reported splendor Of the new head
quarters in Uni IN Square, assuming that
this magnifcence must create heavy draft
on the treasury Of the organization.
Unusual interest Is attached to the session,
which it is supposed will continue for sew.
eral days.
Yesterday g session did not result in any
business which is yet made public. It is ex
pected that regular reports Of their proceed
ings will be given to the press when publici
ty seems not injurious.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

Osrcs o. rus DAvsxroes DsuocaAs,

OsvIce o. Pm DAvMPoaS DsnocRAS,
Tuesday evening, Dee. .. lees.
The shipments below do not include those sent
BY rail.
The receipts Of grain yesterday weie nearly -
follows Wheat $500 bush.'s-barley 40o-
p0ts:o.s 800 --sn'one -osts e0c-corn 500.
The shipments we're nearly - follows Flour
ESQ bbls-potatOes onions --Wheat 1000
barley 3oo-oass = corn - -shipstu6 800
bnsh.
fLoua- AT retail, No. l, $3.50 per Dbl.
WnsAr.-Sound new, eoc0tl; old wheat,
e1.5OG IS.
Cons. Shelled sound. plump and dry as@sse
BAsLsY.-25@50c new.
Oars. 20@.5c.
POfAfosS-35.
ONl0xs.--l5
Burma -3Oe
Ec0s.-3Oc
CoAL-22c per bush. on levee; &c at the depot
yard.
ArfLss.-e5.so per barrel.
New York Market.
Cotton 50@52c midling.
FLoua.-e7 75@s.75 RHO. lO@l5c lower.
WHsAs..l.75si IS Chicago Spring.
C0RS.-95M96 for sound mixed.
OAfs-62@65c Western.
P0Rk.-t2s 0O@25. 50 new Mesa.
WaSGsv.-S252@'.S
New York seocks.
Nsw YonE, Dee 8.
Gold opened l.ls. closed At LASH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
"EOR THE HOLIDAYS ~
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVES
SIS N rs x'!nfs, SIS

PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented Nay Is. 1859: s~spros esssne
patsmted June 9Th, 1869. The celebrated "A Ml1.Y
uEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent cn,srsps
Il attachment, nost wonderful and ,ly con
stru cted Novelty IL HoissLsss Ia Operations. nsss
/ the srRAi0nr NssDL8, scws with DOupLo o.
SIxOLs TsaRAD Of Ill kinds. Makes the Runnine
Stitch more ps.fsct and rsgviar than BY hand,
and with extraordinary rspidity. making Is
stitches o each nsv0Luriox OF the Wnssl Will
gstAee. Aess. r.6ge. sAi,r. tuck, rsa sp hesdsA,
30 &c requires NO change OF stitch - sOs
LtADLe 10 az. OUT o. ORDsa. snd will last Ligs
rlne, being the ssaOK0ssr nAcmiNs made. II has
taken the rasniUn It SrAss fAias. and received
the approval VI all the principal journals and Of
those who have USED them
''ror the Drsssmaker Il 10 Invaluable; for tho
Household u supplies . vacant plsce."-Oo
d,y's LSdys Hoof.
Jhis machine surpasscs oil others We have
aeen. and II would require column 10 enumerats
with single or double thread, IL sIlently
yet very rapidly. with common needle, males
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. r. HsSsas.
All persons who buy or Offer for sale limitations
Of this genuine Aachise. will b. prosecuted for
nfrngementa on the patents. This 10 the only
low priced Machine secured by patent.
Single Machines sent 70 any part OF the coun.
try per Express. packed In boz with printed
imtructious on receipt Of price. o.. Agents want.
ed every where. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements scnt free.
Address al orders 70
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHlNECO,
novl6-dwlyl Once. log Nassau street, NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

DEING DESTROYS OF LEAVING -.
ID Iowa, | offer for sale my house on Can
brady street, above Locust. This house Hjll
is in good condition, having been recently re
paired The lot il nice and rolling, full Of
fruit trees and shrubbery. Come and see my
place. r. $. MANvlLLE.
davenport, Dec. 5th. 1865. dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

SOOTHING SYRUP
PoR'CMllDRU TEIfuINo,
which srsssiy facilitates Ne pseseaA u tsstAisg
By sotsssing the gums, reducing IL isasnaa,osa,
willallay ALL PAIN asd spasoodie assies, ed y
Sbss-s % Regulate the DesVess
Dsps.S, .pe: = setAssa Il viii give F's'.s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
ARRANDALE - IN

Announce that ali Of the sbove list Of Goods
vii be sold for oNs DOLLAR each
lu consequence Of the great stagnation Of trade
in the manufacturing districts Of England.
through the war having cut of the supply Of cot.
ton, . large quantity Of valusble iewelry, orig.
inaily intended for the English market, has been
A. AMI sACavIcs! Under these circumstances.
ARKANDALE / CO., acting a agents for the
pr incipsl European manufacturers, have resolv-
~ imam = Op~ef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

), IL ot0ef % guard aeaanst dangerous iMPosi.
tiens, the public are requested to take especial
seenp, through which the Government Of the
o. 3. e@eially authenticates every bottle Of Hos
Sssssa'o BssSsRs. THIS shield, thrown By the
Government over the proprietors and the public
fer their joliet protection, is placed conspicuous
Y acroes the cork and over the neck Of each bot
casual observer. Nothing that purports to be
Aeststeer's Bittsrs can Be- genuine unless the
stomp d there.
i = also proper to state that the Bitters are
osld exclusively in glass, and never under any
tess cd iuitatofs ere abroad. and the oulv ale.
gaard The pablic have against them 10 to see that
~ bitaers they buy bear the engraved label and
eeee q band Of Aessrs Hostetter Smith. end
- ota0p above mentioned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08

ID. ta4
l. has been pohIsard IN c]orrcspond'
dcnct H. Telegraph and editoria'ly,
,'riouS.r and generally ttrourion: the
North that traoco, England and Spain.
vii pccoanjze Ij1sola - PresideDt-
only ., The States tInt elected bum on
anu a.t>r thr -ltb ot liarch, 1850 And
with this action fellows Inc recognition
ot tie Confederate atateS Of America
a. a sovereign, ind peud,ut Power,
The report la. toVo4 ~ echo through
out the frtS, Il The C~onicderDcy. l.
!, more recently reported and published
H. q ~teje.rpalu di,patt1, s,ht thu
Frcroh Consul ut Charleston las as,
.nred he alaYor 4 t(at ct,y flat Ne>
paieou will assgst theAludePene Gaze Of
,ba Couteuer,cy on tI3 Ith Of March,
AID il r'ce,sarY, SUPPORT lls Clara
ton with armed ]n.rryautop and That
trenh Vessels are '"ndgagousn@ at
convenient points on the tl%,5 ana o4it.
We knox dat uufileudIy i'ciai}ons cX'
i,ts between the United States ana IL,
Emperor llaximil~n, Of Mexico, and
.that if the OoHcd S'a'rS attempts Il
carry out tie houroc duotrinr--ani it.
Congress has 5 le,eAed- there Wit
be a war belwecu the Gu'tod &'.Ir,
and Mexico, ND thot to, At ao carly
day, Napoleon is pledged 10 sus'ai,
MaS'uji,an, aud the Euperorof Mexjc,
i. a ton d Aostrin, lately a GrauC
DuEo d that Empire. 4 sal with
}lcyieo would saperindace Il war viii
t'rauc, abd Austria. In this 90. Aict
oue Of iaad aud sea, Cuba would not hc
safe IRON molestation, nor would tn,
Canadas, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland
&r. (tbe British possessions Neither
England nor Span would find ID,
greedy, graSpng, Yankee ufriend.
where interest prompts TO u|n(riend}i.
ness Ca'boiic Europe sill side viii
France, Spain aud Mas allan, aspecial
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
LATEST EW \.

Nor,,r M,r.h Mobile + snaur
" monaced. General N4rv as sud
, c@,rcalor advising HE pconts a. Prepare
rr #; He orrcs uoa.combuau's to
leave TIE civ.
8l.4r.r,. vg,oh 4.--Nuch ACTIVITY
Is ~,aro.tpd on Grants lines.
Rapbaol senrm., has Seen mad Rear
Admiral and /; +, take command ii the
James River SQUADRON, in place / Com.
modoro Mitchell.
The Virginia House Of DeIcce'os pro-
pose to enlist able bodied ucsrao. for
Military service under aercrnra be,
tween ,hc master and the Confederate
authorities
4 copy Of the resolutions we're sent
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
FEB. %, 1865. 4v
Dwelling House For Safs.

9T \ House il Inc town Of Macon is
4fA offered for sale. The buildings
are all nearly new. he 'locsti9n is
pleasant, and close 10 tie Baptis; and
Presbyterian churches
For further information apply to Il.
Disnukes, at the Qnarterraster's Office.
DIG DISMukES.
M 1r rpp- r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-03-08
Confederate ~J'aXPay5Es.

gnHYSlCIANS har,s,s N.ra' nnl.,
VI jjoisI Keeper. Livery SroI"e
Keepers, P,dIe's and all mnrr. lia}l.
to pay a Speinlc fnx, viii pira>r rn,ur
forward aAt ,r'iir %wldo'd hrIny orthry
vii be cba,gr! a> I'll, law d%isic's.o do.hln
tag Tor tvrsy thirty (30) days hal hry
n%e2}ari - rr.i>,er.
| vii be- IN Macon every Wednesday,
and Saturday np'i inrrhrr ho';r'
JAMES y. SHELTON.
Uai.or,or District No a.
, 1865-01-26
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET,
New York Independents Quotations.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.J
Nxw York, Wednesday E7:g Jan. IS.
The Eadtpcnde7s has the following: 1.-THE market
fs very unsettled statc The la.ge decline In the
ptices Of gold aud cotton, with an anticipation OF
further decline owing to the large supplies Of cotton
liberated BY Gen. Sherman In Savannah and the neigh
horhood. which will come East have produced gzeat
decline in the prlce Of gools with limited dem and
Dealers are only buying for immediate wADts Prints
have gone down 3@sc yard, and still hare down.
wad tendency. Cotton has fallen over &c per lb, and
the spnners have TO reduce the price goods accord
inglr- Brown and b'eached sheetIngs and shirtugs
are in very limited supply, yet the demand ls so hight
that prices have declined Stripes are dull Ut de.
cltne- Ticks nre quiet. with small STOCK Deaims
scarce and steady at small de-
cline. Canton Flanne1s are lower, Wooden
goods are also lover with light business, sc,ipp
delatnss are aecumnaattng In the market; prices ia.
vot the buyer Fancy cassmeses nre also Increasing
IN stock; prices are weak Buyers few and hold.
e1s are unwilling to yield In price, There ID q good
desirable styles, bat dealers are expect
Ing concession, and hold of. Beavers are ncreas.
ing In supply, and the demand ts limited Shaw1s
have declined In price, with fair demand Blankets
and fannels are Inactive Foreign goods sell only In
sIall quantities. The stocks Small, the fall In
gold has Induced more activity In them, Prices are
in By gold Many Importers arr selling
onlV1or gold prtces-the goods being inactive The
rcceips are very Insignificant and the Iehness ofthe
stocks renders. owners firm. The value OF wooden
fabrics imported last week was only 31p Qi: OF cot
Ton. sG1,is6; OF SILK s5l.1a.
The following. are the IuStbknfeHss nroto o%,nua.
, 1865-01-26

ne prayer, ''Uh, God, let me die" has ascended
70 Acayen; how often We never will know, VIII
you help Us now to open WIDE for these one door
from E1n and death to honest independence and
cause csn do SO by letter addressed to The Board
Ing House Committee, Young Mems Christian
Asss ciatton, or BY applying in person at room No
o'clock p N, In all s4s,reterences will be given
and feDufrn3 - 5-'~~
, 1865-01-26

tory Tugs &8n9s 50; plsntera tugs, $ltes@12 Is com
nonslpping leat $ls.7 medium do. s1s oGSa.9o per
100 bs. .
FlouE-Dul1. Sales s. bt1s suptrnpe at $sas.
GaA1N-W heat-sa'es at s1.7es1.TH01.S5. Corn-
White at & 3 per bu. Uats-8a!es were. 30 s.ek4
and 1e0 do at &c per bu, sacks included. Rye-ActtTe
Sales 50 SACKS aud IS do at t15 Is do Mt 81 do
at S1-2H Per bu. Bar1ey-Sales Is sacks at S1.99>{
per bu.
Hoes-MArket v'ry firm. Receipts small. Sales II
lead, 21'o IA, at lcc do. 40 s at SC: 70 hasd $50
ne, st 11Hc gross.
, 1865-01-26
5ttapRo.

GTRAYED-s5.O0 Reward. One
R.y Mare. four years cid nt1t spring. .wo white
bind feet Ono Bay Mare. IVA years old next spring
q. Thin in 4 3d. One.sorrel Msl Q. eight Years od
cht coIered nane and tsf1, shoes fore feet bunc
snl,1s ore soI1el Coli. four 1e,rs old ns1s s5rns.
Onr Bay Mafe ~ ytassoid next spring, heavy n1ana
e. snlts "a hn4 tss, ri BaS
ns Sa n s Fi. 2ss 9Ssys B,ss
ard every one Of khe Mares b. iea1,np Sn sos
W. 'A~e o''s'"' 1a2 gs3;st
, 1865-01-26

The managers Of the Nursery and Half Orphan
nations for the past two months: br1 apnies, H
Al- Gridley half bri beef, Mr, Richberg anartef
ol beet, ME; LII; turntps and potatoes, III. WOOD;
Dunlsp; hams, a friend; meat, Mr. RisSbere:
medicine from The Homeopathic Pharmacy for tEp
years tas ,e sdy u CLERKS In Tie employ Of Graves
man, Dr.. Beach, and Dr. Jaeger,
, 1865-01-26
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Pressl
NkW ioRK. Wednesday, Jan. Midnight.
lae RAILWAY Share market was strong at the Stock
EXCHANGE with good demand for stocka generally,
snott ara buyns largely to cover recent sales The
eE ~ so'a a'ue an upward tendency. There Is con-
s'octao4e excitement In Toledo stock, tt being re-
ported ss largely overs I'D
Government Stocks arr nrmer and In better demand
state ponds very dull. Coal sh.ses are strong and
aleher IN btun1nous; miscellaneous list generally
better.
me God market has been comparatively quiet The
ae,eat oi the rebel eunboats At City Point caused
fall Of 2 per cent.
stocks were less active at the Petroleum Board but
pcee were generslly I'm. Sales Of Germania at 115:
an,c kefoocket &c: Empire CITY. 625; Deckman,
"enstef' Us; Everett. %; fyadfarm, 500.
Petroleum quiet md 1rm at 4Gc for crude; CSC for
refined IN bond, dssK@sac for refined nee. no shes
reported.
THE LATEST.
AZ The Evening Exchange gold WAS 20lk; MTG,
1s5H; Erie &c; Erie pfd sex; Huds- ok; Reading
~: N Cs5H' MS G5k; rlttse6; Toledo III !; Il ssX;
s}H; fort Wayne 81: 0 d II TX; Canton 8:
cumberland +sk Mlrf2osa 91.
and rallied 10 .t5
II. Lieut.. a1arket.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. LoI1s, Wednesday Evening, Jan. Is
InIAEff-ErAon 4 n4%e
, 1865-01-26

ANaHs nt1ET NttI n1vEt,1
amnnnt az S.cl. "''1 'AN'4'''' 'oAea W Ii
~. ,r...3.z -7.s.
. ~ ~, 1.-. oaa5 ,s usn' Souh: MAJ
mna. naa ~ v" ..n o"s ~ seu Is clesk IN th
an cp On the
OF the leg.
....
that the ears Of the State street raflvay viii m,
t,,ronnh IN the ter,r,r,s ~ &C. -. ~.
c,rnr n,uc,.s ,..e.., .ss1r1 y. ~ ,o4e. oesou' ~
su e.' w! aa44 uoof-anu! 1nion'eah]o
might, to accommodate those wishin. to attcni
--
soLosoEs Tkhr1E.-1hc Second Bapdf'
Church and the Tabernacle Mission school Will
nave benefit tonight, tor The purpose Of obtain
JOE iunaa ~hercw1th 70 purchase nDfary, e
hope nothing viii prevent our isaeade irom aiding
agood cnnse, and a. ne SANG 81 tine seeing this
eS'''8 '''~|' y ---- '''' '''
LAncENf-Washinston Fuse was yesterday
brought before the Police Court, charged with
hoava,,, ha,sa ~ ~ ~. ~ ss n'" u''
!ua1oaag !s nouse, Nj ~; ~ Is. ADAMS stleef. nav
1ns neGn eAulIt WIN tne GioAGs ON ms person
Court. 0' - f~''' '~' ~1'' '~ -1> 3'S'~1-A
-
1aI t4.-"~ePteot.o'au'es ~ u tne various
ulu, 0ssos"aune N..s ~ teqassseo " "ect tats
5, ,-,- - ~ u1N. wa At". w , ~'ai Aiooee'
af ocioeA. 10 hcar INC report o. Tie committee
nno.nscu u. Nv IeEunE 4y!a W MunuA! evening
1ass; III toom 10. ., Coaft Honse, anu 10 ASe such
1aT!ief acuon az may he nfcessary-
It IS Important that all the Ward Associations
srrrrrv n.,n~rr r.n.,.,,.,
JoaS Il. BA1rE1, Secretary,
MODEL OF sotoaoS's TEnr1E-This exquisite
"o5E OF ar, Wa'ch Tor some days past has been
exhibiting III bryan Hall, has not received that at
tcnuon from our caazens which its merits de-
scsc; as 1ailhiol lac elmlle IN miniature Of the
it,ne q assnssctutaI WorE Of aucicnt Or modern
- VIII ", sn ~, Sne "nlcn invests
,',,s @ +i;": luetsL 1ne "qr1 y NE result 0!
, i M y yea5s m 1ao9E, ana se.Up worm OF
~ oriim,t Mas lsea s ~ .ts aceo!tuon. VIII bc
sroi- ~ 'Iu ~ SnL.1s .nu Mno!e ot ms present
ari,s a IT, ~ 4 n5 npanatoty !cctulss gwen each
e'6 ~ L. y. >'oes' 'ae cohSe1'so Jew.
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loIH NtAs ASSOCIATION LEcTrRFs.-Ihe
will he ac,,ro.oa ~, xara.s .,..-s~~.1 -
,.h, n F. oA.as ~ e.ens nea~ oy
oa ~ eouEa-sao!eet' fact nna F1cuon4'
Mr. Gongh Will be followed, the next week. by
Dr., William Elder. of tho Tre,en,r ner.rt1,ant
ut Washington. who Is annnnnrcd fnr fnrr n Iae
tnrcs on Political Economy. Ills suh,ects nre
t'Moncy and medium Of Exchsnee:" ..Dehf and
Resources Taxation:" Dr. Elder has very high
.itt .p amohG poI1ea! economists, a1a mites,
most n,a.sIe si ~ v".case " LIZ euU>eeIe, me
A~A'Ds o''1 W V40tofs" !.
A,wnsr s--v-yoe+ords.. ,... ..,.,.
~,, ~ - = Aeateioa1 i"aa giving
bts name as Henry HOPKINS, was arrested by off,
Ger Stewart for attempting to sssindle couple Of
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, 1865-01-26

DISHONEST DozEs71o.-Nellie McGlnnIs. ser
want girl recently in the employ Of David Burke.
was yesterday examined ut the Police Conf
charged with the larceny Of quantity Of c,ofhin1
from her employer. In the absence Of irnportanf
testimony ,i the case "as confined to Saturday