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perbel1erte S~raubenmiiblc.

ltntcrseidnster madt BEN @einphansern i'm Tusemeinen
bic Mnseiae, bas er cine Sraubenmable (4atentirt i'm Nppem=
Der 1860 erfuncen Bat. pelhe bic 1Gmne (Stense) pom
Der feifdisen Opa1e Der Sraube trennt, unb ipmit bic 9ei=
miibuna tes bittern Shells Der 8dnlme serbincert. hurd ben
D,ud Der 9refe, f6 nit eeu Safte Der Deere su Yermiiden
Oie U2hble wirb NIT ~eeihtisfeit ron einem Ianne ~setriebsn
grisHib peer manbli1 wente man fb an
I U. Seutminser,
Sept. 6. 1865. Emit 10 Sanausfp, 3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07
@tncinnQtier MQrftberi6t.

6fnttnnaff, ben B. Sept. 1858.
MebL. - supsrfsines faf III So 8ani!ienusebl $sH
10
Wbistp. - Tef 81 So 2i-2 AZ.
nj ala "a Gts., fet
MeB Bort. - Eef ;u $50.
S9infen. "a @ts. geluderte $50.
Weisen - Better alter rstber 81 80; neuer ST 25-i
rs. ie mad Site.
8prn 60 IS Gents. fir ~geiuntes fiat.
Safer. $50 Cts, alter neuer $40 Cts.
&p8aen. Neuer 1874 alter 95-$1 90.
@erfe. - gleue bette 6~erbfserife $780, IS; ate
ST ,30-1 IS.
SrO eeries. gef. Mio SaFee 80 - san Gts. ae'
Ser 9uder 14X-f7M Ste. Raftnirter 2i-2iH Gents.
WoaHes ST. 10.
Butter. $50 ets. fur bette Central Shio, fea.
Sdfe. 17-17R @ts.,.
Gier. 20-22 Gs
Sen. @efes $9-12 per Spnne.
2etn6I. - 81 rs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07
gcrtraucnSbru1.

Sic ct. 9cuis 9israta tsrihtet: Sn Rem
gtdothen 2inn, in Ntantteau county, unp in Big
Gid in Gcrrer county, iraren in Der lssten Wche
TiTsntlihe sluforpsruusen anssiAla9sn CUR Atbals
tuna elmer 9sriammlung 5u uSiS Sid Nun" au
Dem Snefe, I'm, bic 5uriidScfs9rteu nno parrlirten
vHsteaen" Scloaten aus tbrer 9einatb Su tretbsn.
9lebnlihe 8erIammlunaen tpurbel tereits in Noair,
S.,uis unb annsrn @raflhaftsn afsebaltsn: nno in
hcr Sbat PAS 9Serf Der 9lustrsibuus ihpn bsscnz
nen. Cine srrBs Mnja6l nieisr 2sutc rureen ers
lhrisn uno actDptet uno 9unberte ~nerielbea &C.
inunaen, ibre Seimat9 5l r~erlafiea, IN bic ie bod
auf Ginlanuns ber BanpssresisrunS bin 5urifscs
fsbrt maren.
SO mub bisrtei temsrft rerren, bab rteiss 4rrs
jeripticns > 9erfabrsn Elm sanilih unmctirirtss uno
unprcprcirtes 1T. Sic Splbatsn baten leDislih
gihts ostban ss bsrucrjurufsn. Gie iinp rubiB
unb fr;epfertia unb batsn Nismanrsn t~slsictat.
@cuperneur NletAsr isltR bat in sirsi ceer prei BIZ
fsntlihen @snen ausbridliA anerfannt, haB nies
isltsn iih in alsr Srpnuns Den 9sicssn unterirerz
fen, fh p6ne Nusnabme gut auffa9ren unS nit isls
tsner Srsus rno @ewiilsnbaftisfsit bic Yarolirunss
8sSinsunssn erfalen. Srcs aasSem ihisBen bic
8artei @encHsn hes @ourcrnenr Ulsther ntht
bic ;uridacfstrten Bunres Spleaten, nenn bisls
Iub srbatsn ater Gin iclA feisss 8sns6men irns
bern bic III Sauie setltetenm rScpal SsaSusrs"
pieIe tpebrlpien Manner, Die i6nen Stihts 5u Ssics
aetban baben, alsiA ipiloen Sbieren nieosr uno
nebmen &ahe an ibnen fir 8erbrehei, pe9en Der
fe bic @ssisruus b~esnanist Bat.
Bir fraaen iensn ehrlihen lcpalen Wtann, 8lesd,'
pisl Of @anifalsr rber niAt-ta nieie 8ebanplan8
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07

- Gin neuer &unfausbrud 1T ron Der
v~lcpalsn" 81. staats3siti;nS %srfuncsn pcresn.
sic nsnnt Den Ganoioaten Der vNntis Hsseritimmz
in Sc,ra, Sbcs. s.. 8entrn jun., es
men inbireftsn Gcppsrbsao. Ser Mann 1T Gin
&sputlifaner, maats Den Sriss ais @ulrnel nit,
slaubt atsr ntat All Die 9sfatisuns Der stsssr gum
Snnircftsr Gprperbsar-what next q?
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WufDrDeruna.

WuTOrberung.
euianna Maurer .riu9t biermit ibre smei grHter. 6sin.
rid une Scbann Mamrer. sebirtis aus 3meitriden, Rbsin.
9aiern, unter ~folsenber Aerefe an fe gu fdreiben:
9bilipp &ies,
UsaiTlpu, Start Co., g..
Sept. 6. 1865. 2nt mod.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-07

SS Grumptpu's Grbbeeren' 8alfam
1T elm iiAsrss 9eilmittel fir SiarrbOe, @ubr, @bcs
lera Mtcrbus, rct9e &ubr, 9er1trennen uno
Wa9ens8 elhmcroen, lit sanSlih resetatiliid unb
Elm tsicnnsres Mittel fit Camp Siarr9De. 3u bas
ben lei u. Tpterts II. Co., Srlumtus, Sbic.
sunni IS. IS. 3mt n
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2uQelaufen.

9em llnterseihneten 1T elm Sbwein ;uaelaufen. Der 81.
~aentbImer heielben pirb hermit eriu6t, ith III meleen. nnb
farm bas sdwsin mad 9esabluns aQss bur9 hafslbe ent.
f~fanpenen Sdaeens lOfprt abbplen.
Scbn Sdteler,
ppbnbaft 8 gPsilsn Salid pom Der stabt, in Der Ndbe
ron Or. Sirfels Sarm.
Sert. 6. 1865. i'm bw II Pm NJ
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MINISTER FROM COLOMBIA
From Louisville.

Special 10 the ISpI,N,roLIs D,nY HrEatp.
LOuIsyILLF, December -.
THE IMMORTALITY
The Mayorality still assumes the most i'm.
portsncc. Mayor Tompert retains the office
In spite Of impeachment. and holds on 10 the
city seal. 1t proposed that a new seal bear.
ing the device Of a street railway ear drawn by
mule be got up. with the inscription. "Here's
your muler
RECONsTRUCTION.
The Courier proposes a grand meeting Of
all classes Of citizens TO indorse President
Johnson's policy.
THE CITY CAGE
Was yesterday crowded with negroes. who
had been fighting. stealing and so forth.
L.. +. JARRETT
l. running the week at Woods last night in
the Dukes Motto.
COAL FOR THE SOUTH.
The Ajax has taken the largest amount OF
coal ever started in tow Of a single tug three
hundred thousand bushels. The coal hect
now on ~ way to this and other ports carries
more than two million bushels.
RAIN STORM
were noode,. owing To the imperfect system OF
drainage.
HOGS.
Receipts by railroad, FOR the week. are s.2s0.
Finn ~ SftM9i.e. gross latter for heavy.
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COM M ERcIAI
New Work Marker.

W" 1osk, December -
Cotton without decided change. .al,. :, q,
Sc. '"'' at 'i@
Flour 80 loc better on low grades. IL. =,
= 'A9s - Tor extra state: = o., -, ~
round hoop ohio. and $40 Oo.7 l0 - -. - 10, i1i
brands. the market closing quiet ana ,;r,, = '''
Whisky dtul and heavy; sales Al =, - -,
western. = ior
Wheat quiet and very firm: sale. d, -,
good cid Milwaukee club in sfor,. - - ioi
Rye quiet and steady. with sale, NJ S..
Il Us. H't'e NJ
BARLEY quiet and firm.
Barley malt duh.
Corn quiet and very firm: sale, q, osao,.
FOR unsound and 9i aye for so,n't ,,,:,.s'i ~
western. hiiNeu
Oats firm and quiet; sales 1t li.7L B.. g. -.
sound. and oog62i. for sound. ''i "'-
Coffee steady.
sugar quiet and steady
Petroleum duh, sales AZ 4lalii- - f. -.
and 90 barrels II refined in bon1 60 I', uu.
AIRY. AZ 63C. - 'An"-
Pork nriner and more active. s,la. o.. 80 ~
q ~ o.. Tor me~s, closing a So - r.e,,l.-.
- .o9@J 90 for new prime and so - : -. -,
ior prime mess. Also. 40 barrels - :, - =.
mess, for January and February n s.l,a,.i ~
h1n, Al So o., aud SO ~ for prime mes
Beef quiet. mess
Beef hams firm at So So
Cut meats steady al ll4l3c for shonlasrs
and l3G l6c for hams. "'"'ue'''
Bacon quiet and firm.
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From Washington.
The Riot at Alexandria. Nirginsa--
The Orders OF General Thomas,

The Riot af Alexandria. NGrginsa--
The orders OF General Thomas,
Etc.
WASHINGTON. December 27.-The Alexan-
dria Virginia Journal, In giving an account
Of riot there on Christmas. says whisky fiOw-
el I'm stream. from many restaurants, and from
them dealt out as literally TO the blacks "a 10
the whites. Early In the morning IL was OBJ
served that all the young reconstructed were
well armed. The rioting commenced at an
early hour, and at one o'clock had assumed
such fearful proportions that the Mayor found
II necessary TO call ON the military To suppress
IT, Three companies of IIancock's Corps were
ordered out, aud proceeded 10 arrest every one
found engaged In rioting and disorderly con-
duet. Many pcrsons had been seriously and
dangerously wounded before the military ap-
p,arcd upon the scene Of action. Between fifty
to one hundred Of the ringleaders Of the var
icus disturbances We're sent TO the slave pen.
and there compelled TO remain during the re-
mainder Of the day. some Of them were yes
terday morning released. while the more gull
~ are still confined. During the day a most
unproyoked shooting l. reported TO have oc-
curred al a chapel where a number Of eolored
people were holding party. \ white man
by the name Of Mitchell was seriously woun-
ded In the head, at this time his death is eur
rently reported.
II appears, from documents in the Bureaus
Of Freedmen and Refugees, that the recent or
der, issued In the Mississippi Department, by
Major General Thomas, for the adoption OF
stringent measures 10 prevent insurrectiOn
among the freedmen was merely 10 quiet the
frightened citizens by indicating the readiness
OF the bureau 10 take prompt measures for the
preservation Of order In any event, and not
because there were any fears on the part fthe
Government officers Of an insurrection in that
State.
Colonel Thomas. Assistant Commissary, saws
the instructions 10 Major Reynolds were not of
such a character as 10 warrant this order.
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-. niliVhn' Bridewell, has as-cutet. and that
uofefhof Eyer had been suspended from al.
function In Jamacia. and that sir Henry
stofk - a. temporarily appointed la his place.
The dram of the commission for the above
appointment j. published In the London "a
zetteS- IL rceites that great dissatisfaction &.
ALLEGED % have prev ailcd IN Jamacia that
grieYous disturbances had broken out and that
excessive and unlawful severity bad been used
IN their suppression, whereas. lt being urgent
that iull and impartial energy should be- made
into the original nature aud circumstances ot
said disturbances, and measures adopted for
their suppression
The powers now vested In Governor Ever
ere revoked on the ground that u may be ad,i-
sable that he should De present during the in
quiry, but for the suiliciency Of said inquiry.
the powers Of Governor sbould be- vested In
some other person, and Sir H. Storkes j. ac-
eordingy temporarily appointed Governor Of
Jamaica.
The London discount market was light. and
The demand for money at bank very active, in
view o. an expected advance In rates Owing
= the continued drain Of gold, funds were
still dropping.
Consuls are quoted NJ SGfz0s1L
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From New York,
Photog graphic N-MOdi ficatiOn of
stamp Act--ArrivaI of Steamers.
Coal at INSTRUMENTATION Cur
rency. etc.


Coal at INSTRUMENTATION Cur
rency. etc.
NEW YORK, December 21.-A large meeting
Of photographers was held last evening al the
Cooper Institute for the purpose of taking
measures To secure a modification Of the Gov =
crnmcnt tax on their business.
In Jersey city, and several towns along the
Hudson river, memorial, signed 10y several
gentleman, l. being prepared, petlti0ning Con
grcss to modify the stamp act.
The HerdtdS Washington special saws that
the proof volume JUS issued from the Govern
ment press, giving full statistical information
regarding manufactures i'm this country. as
serts that the present value Of manufactured
cotton l. equal 10 three dollars and siXtv-eight
cents. per capita. of the whole population of
the United states. and that the amount of
woven fabric is equal 10 thirty-six yards per
head-mOrc than double the estimated average
consumption of Great Britain.
The Posts dispatch says: The Secretary Of
the Treasury Is preparing bills in conformity
with his recommendations 10 Congress. which
he will soon send 20 the Ways and Means
Committee forthcir consideration.
Captain Gutter died i'm the hospital in Wash
ingtOn Yesterday.
The steamers Cumberland. from Whining
ton. san salvador, from Savannah. and Mont
gomcry. from New Orleans. have arrived. all
reporting heavy weather. large propeller
painted light color, was seen ashore on Bar
rigatc on Monday morning. the sea making a
clear breach over the vessel. There were a
large number of people on board of her
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, December q.
Fioor-Firm aud In good demand at's7a7 a
for Upertine; 81 90d9 % for extra state. - 2j
9i1{or family and fancy.
Wbeat-firmer and shade higher; old red
81 s702 %; new red, 81 6o@1 -.
corr u-Aetiye AZ full rates; mixed. 5jc for
ear. md 6ec. for shelled.
Rye Quiet al zoe. for prime.
HWs-Active and prices 25c. higher; all that
wereln the market were taken at SlI 25dll 81
net,-1nd at the close there were no sellers nj
out<b1e quotations. Receipts, 6.S05 head
Green Meats-ln good demand and prices al.
yaneed 20 9il, l216 and l5IEa Ice. for shoulders
sidcsand hams.
Mc>s Pork--In sod demand and prices al.
vanced'to S2s 80 ipr city; none In the mark ei
at the close, aud quotations could not be given
Bulk Meats-Firm at 12i8@l5l<c. for shoul.
ders and sides.
Lard in good demand, and prices advanced
to 1slzc. for prime city.
GrOreries-Quiet.
Cotton Steady at 461lc. for midding.
Whisky-Dull at 81 u.
Gold l45.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 40 deg.
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I IL L Y L Il Y l. A TEST
THREE O'CLOCK \. NJ.
SEA RACE.

SEA RACE.
NEW YORK. December "A sea race be-
tween the gilnboats Algonquin and Winooski.
VIII take place. The Algonquin i lying al
the navy yard. taking IN the necessary stores
for the voyage.
SOUTH CAROLINA LR,iIsLATURE.
AdNlces from Charleston say the south Car.
olina Legislature has passed a law giving the
election of Presidential electors directly L. the
people Tor the organization Of state militia.
and creating thirty three new District Court. /.
ior the trial 81 eases in which negroes are in
terpsfcl. The question regarding the paXulent
of the rebel war debt was given 10 \ commit.
lee with instructions IL report on it At the next
session
COTTON.
4 letter from Mobile makes serious eharyes
against Coy crnm.nt cotton agents In the south
and asserts that many agents seize private cot.
ton On charge of being rebel property. and ap.
propriate & their own use.
The letter also says that Of one hundred and
twenty thousand hales Of rebel government
cotton surrendered hN General Dick Taylor n
General Candy, scarcely lo.OU bales have been
or ever viii be received by the National Gso,.
crnment. the remainder having b,en stolen.
letter from Texas saws there j. large in
huN Of Spectators, with large quantities II
goods more than sufficient for the wants Of
the people.
MILITARY ROAD
From Layacca 70 Victory i now nearly COM
pletcd.
MUSTERED oUT.
The following regiments are among others
being mustered out: SeNeniy-seVenth Penn
sylyana. Ihirty-f Indiana. Twenty-nrsi
kentucky. Fourth Indiana. Fifty->cyenth In
diana, fortN second Illinois. Fifteenth Ohio.
seventy -hr>t Ohio. Forty ninth Ohio. Finv-
ninth Illinois. and Eighth kansas
Many planters in Texas are preparing for
work under the free-laboT y TEN.
JEFF DAMS TRIAL.
MN YORK. December "a dispatch from
W ashington says the President i preparing.
or Ia prepared reply o. the resolution frnm
tongrt,s asking for Information WHY JED. Da-
NJ has not been brought 10 trial. The grounds
taken VIII embrace legal difficulties heretofore
announced in the way of civil trial.
0EN. poNESS IoIGIA sELGAR
WASHINGTON, December 97.-To-dav Gen.
Donesstorgia Selgar was introduced 10 the
President, by the Secretary q state. ana de-
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Admissian af Calnrndn.

ArCHIsoN. Kansas. December Messrs.
thaller and Evans. United states senators
from Colorado. have arrives here. They re-
port uniform confidence among the people of
Colorado in prompt admission Of that state
into the Union, every important condition en-
abling the act having been complied with.
The Legislature passed joint resolution. re-
questng the President. II he did not deem HIM
self authorized TO proclaim the state in the
Union. 10 urge it, early admission upon Con
gress, The amendment 10 the Constitution
Wus also uas<aI
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THE attempted murder Of Miss Dayton by
Russ, I'm Brooklyn, last Saturday evening, Is
another llarris-Burrnugh ease, with the sexes
reversed. Nil tarris deliberately murdered
Burroughs bofanse he married another wO-
man instead OF herself; while Rush, with
equal delibcrasson, shot Miss Dayton because
Of the "ing-atitude" and iicklencss of the
latter. I'm the abandonment of his passion,
however. Russ tried to Mil himself. and did
not realize the value Of his life until he found
himself wounded and in the lev current of the
East river; but Miss Harris betrayed no suici-
dial tendency whatever. We doubt If Russ
will fare as we'll with a Brooklyn n Miss
Harris did with Washington jury, al
though the last crime was doubtless suggested
10y the impunity with which the first was
committed.
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From Cincinnati.
Tn. r.ninn convention

CINCINN All. December 2s.-The Fenians Of
Kentucky had state Convention. to-day, In
CoVington. All the Circles of the state. with
two exceptions, were represented. Speeches
were delivered 10y state Center l.. BamOn, aud
others. Resolutions fully endorsing President
Roberts the senate aud Secretary OF War. and
rcpudating the oMahoncy Congress Of Janu-
AIRY were adopted unanimously. and signed
hN all the delegates presents.
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DisIillDrA lllnWn In.

pUmQUE. Iowa. December 2s.J. Algcr X
Co.'S distillcry was blown 10 atoms 10y the cN-
plosion Of boiler I'm the engine room. Most
Of the employees were at dinner. there being
but eight persons in the building at the time.
The fireman was killed. but none others We're
seriously injured. Loss GOoOo dollars. lnsrr-
cd against fire for So 600
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From San Francisco.
Fighting win the Apachcs

SAN FRANCISCO. December 2G.-AdVices
from Arizona represent that there i constant
lighting between the Apache Indians and the
whites. Twenty eight soldiers sent out ON the
first Of November are missing
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Dre<sed hogs heavy and lower. sales At 12is
81 i;ic Excluding sales of western az l23fc.
Lar very firm Il 100 Gl02.c: very choice
2nc; O., i.G00 barrels, for January and Feb
ruar1 nt sellers opticn, az is,fisitc.
Bef-Quiet at Si1G ID for new plain mess
sil@r for old do; S2262f for new mess; sIl
@i7 0r old 10.
Burfr- Dull NJ 95aSjc for Ohio.
Ch4se Quiet Al ~ sGi9c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December q.
Flour-Fim.
Wheat-Dull at 81 81 for No. 1, and 92@93c
for No. ,.
Confirm at ij@ iGe for No. /. and 4lIS@
42c for No. ,.
Oats-Ste ady.
Highwines-Inactye.
ProvisIons-F
Mess Pork-S21@27 30 for extra prime mess
$50 for bulk.
Shoulders-In demand at lie.
Hogs-Active and light supply: IS 50@9 80
for medium 10 extra. Dressed hogs active at
$40 j0@ll.
Receipts-3,2O0 barrels flour; 1,i0O bushels
wheat; $500 bushels corn.
shipments-5,oOO barrels flour; 1900 bushels
wheat.
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NOTICE
Election Notice.

guvHE annual election for Directors of the Citizens
Street Hallway Company Of Indianapolis. will tax,
place Al the ofce q the Company. On the -ih day
January, l-6S- y. ALyORD, Pres't-
dec13 dl4t
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New York Loan Market.

NEW YORK, December 27.-The Post says:
The loan market is easy, and an abundance
Of capital is 10 be had at per cent. on call.
\ few transactions are taking place at 6 per
cent.
Commercial paper is Offering freely, and
rates favor buyers.
The stock market is extremely duh, and
there is more disposition TO sell at a concession
in price.
Government stocks are steady, the 7-30s be-
ing strongest on the list.
Railroad shares are dropping, and there is
very little legitimate business
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

Maney-Easy at Ga5 per cent Sterling
quiete1 loaiz@lo@14. Gold without decided
chan@, opening At q Az. declining 10 81 49,
adyanEing to Al AZ. aud closing al n $40
~ -. Government stocks steady. Freight.
% liurpool quiet and unchanged. stock.
strouEer: United States 5-90 coupons II 1875
iol: T. 1862. iwil4; Treasury 7-30s. first series
~ .do second series, 9s1s; Missouri Is, 5sis
Qul eKpiVer, a.. Western Union Telegraph
- \. g.. o; Erie, a5i. Hudson. i0si
Rcadug. 1861; y. Y. q; {. q T.. S2t4; y
W. - preferred, en-; +. W. IO5: fcrre
Hau* preferred "a
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NlERcHASTs AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY
vi can have their work done the shortest notice
Al The Herald job Rooms
ruNRUssEs, shoulder Braces supporterx aud EIAslic
Il stockings, q the. most approved make, with
large stock Of Surgical and Dental instrumental at
BROWNING A sLoAS's.
decls d3neodlsip
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Later from Europe.

The Paraguayaus Across the Upper
Paraua--AiIied Army Across The
COrricufcs--Eugiish aud French
MedtatiOn- .C a m sn ttee ou Jamaica
neutrality-suspicious. safe iu Paris
>pecufafsOus 10 MaNimiiiau--
Extraditiou Treaty --Pardon tn Po-
lish lnsu rrc nj VI "A rkcIs. etc.
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SEA RACE.
NEW YORK. December "A sea race be
tween the giInbOats Algonquin and Winoosk
will take place. The Algonquin i living !
the navy yard. taking in the necessary store
for the voyage.
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WASHINGTON. Decembcr IL To-day Gen.
l'onesstorgia selgar was introduced 20 the
President. by the Secretary II state. ana de-
, 1865-11-24
From CHambrs's Journal)
THE 'BEWITCHED' FARM.
CHAPTER 1.-THE T EXPLAINED.
Continued from No. 92.)
IN TWO CHAPTERS.

TN arriving at the Grange, we were both treasured to find that the
only reason for hosting the signal of recall was the arrival OF the parish
constable, who, having heard of the fresh damage, had come up to make
further inquiries, and to again offer his assistance, which Ireddock' how
ever, did not seem to appraise very highly. We found the rustic official
comfortably eating and drinking in the kitchen. He was a little wizened
old fellow, and could scarcely have taken a lamb into custody, If it had
made any resistance. 1t appeared that he taught a school down in the
village. and had something to do with the church choir and the bell
ringers, as Well as being constable. lreddock related what mad nap
the dead sheep, and the subsequent tumble-town of the hay-rlck. Inc
constable shook his head, and looked very wise, but ne had no suggestion
to offer, and seemed quite as perplexed as any of US who were not con
stables. We went from the kitchen into the stackyard, and there we
found Tom Jackson still on guard, with the waterpipe in hand. Once
more all the footprints there, and, subsequently,, those at the entrance OF
the outer yard, were carefully examined, but again no discoveries were
made. We then returned into the house, to scrutinise the broken window
This was knocked in wi two bows--one here, an the other over on
that side,' decisvely pronounced the constable. 1t did seem to be SO,
for the lead had been broken through, as well as the glass shivered IN
two places, about on the same level, and some eighteen inches apart
Nobody heard but one crash said Treddock.
.Ah. that may be, that may be- wisely answered the official, shak-
ing his head; he was not going to relnquish this happy discovery.
The blows might have been struck together-at once & | suggested.
Exactly. That was what / meant said the crafty old fellow, his
eyes twinking.
EThen there must be two of them, or else the rascal can use one arm
Just as we'll as the other remarked Treddock scepdcally; and after