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VOL. XIX.

gained by tie allies, a snuoe expectation n,v b.
tckt- ~ WV
,ci iSptA.EA 1tHes' telegram from Bombay to the
1o'a o' oe'obe1, saJa cotton goods arr iowor.
cokAERc1A1 FER nE1alAx,
,LI7E0Poot. NoT. a-F. N.-Cottou-T Dsoke,n
EEul1s reports the eaes Of cotton for the weak ut
Plug halea, including 1900 10 ppeculatora aud
tAgu tor exporters. The market was ar,u, aud an
QUANTITIES adsanced to trialne extent early in thr
Reek. but subsequently, became very dpl, p3fer thc
Fasias adTioes from the United states ana closed
!oEltSd lower for American and Egyptian, The
eutho5zcd quotations are : fslr Orleans a3d mid
t1i1 anng Orleans aoAd; m,ddling Mobile md Texas
Sghd; ia!s uplanda s2hd; 1n1ddling 91pland soXd,
1he saee To- day, Friday, were 1900 bales, The
mAffet Closing steady and with 4 better feeling.
steSE tn port estimated at &c 600 bales, Of which
G3,CQ0 are American.
SITE or TRApE.-The Manchester market was
3aacttFE, hrcadstuds advancing md prices txiAe
higher for all articles Provisions Quiet and stead7
except bacon, which Is easier.
LONDON Sd, r. H.--Consols for money, 6SE@s2:
Illinois Central as9esH; Ere, eharcs, 5iGS51N;
United Suites t20s, G3AGtGt.
LIVERPOOL ID. r. M.-Thcfe Il no po1jtfcnl nexs
ct Importance today
The discount demand on the hank aud on the
street Was rather active. There waB no ceuersI fr
pectston that my further advance in the bank nate
would be necessdry
, 1865-11-14
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Arrest Of Mall Robbers-Feufans, NIect-
Ing In Cnrondeiet-Return OF General
narSey from the PIain.-Laxt OF
Frank blair.
tspecial Despatch 10 the chicago Tibune.l
ST. LOUIS, Noy. Is.
Brig. General William S. Ha.uey. returned
10 fhts city day or twp' ago. hasfnp
been absent about three months On business
connected with The Government and the ya,toua In
dim tribes On the Southwest border, He was ~
iected as one ofthe commissioners to negotiate for
The Government treaties OF peace.
4 la1Ee and enthusiastic Fenian meeting gns held
IN caronde1et, On Saturday night at which Col, E.
H. Stafford pseaided, and Richard Southland acted
ateeesetaz5. The meeting was addressed by Dr,
Ks5nolds Q; $: Il \, ". Hosan, Esq and Gen.
st t3Me !o1E names were enrolled for tho osEaufza-
- U. ). Marshall chas. ]. Leonard, OF Warrington.
y. T., was IN Oregon, No., On Wednesday, hayinT
IN trstody two persons charged with ro6bin9 the
mans. Their natnea afe Bentley and Harden They
fGnde In the It1keo Bottom, In Uolt cornty
Metiern border, near St. Joteph. Il appear. th5fs
N Jnne last while the mall Was being coaFeyed aver
Inc iatkeo, bag WIS Ta.hett aHay. Hwas found
soMe time in the last month by these parties aud
f1aed or 1is contents, embracing large amount Of
money and checks. Information to this effect beinr
eouFsJed to the Department, the pattes hare heef;
Joseph. -" ~ W '4'ea a. Oh
Gen. Blair WAS superseded seyrral days sfucs
as Chief ot Cavalry on Gen Pope's etad by Coi.
DUBOIS OF the regular 8IUY.
, 1865-11-14
THE PARIS EXH HIBI TION.


-Ttxzr rAr .~t
| TI1n... - Pof NH
~ .n.nttof*-AAe y. FfoEramm
Of the Exhibition.
WAsHISGrox. Nnr. 1S-A1thonrh tha srr.o,
tions contained in The following desnatcb mi H.
accompaniment, have been to ccriain r+4cn ~
icpated 6y thc Dcparmrnt Of stste thess nans9s 20
xR. n1orroV -, M sEW.nn
u1,a.r.e :. A@- sANAho'
hoA97oS OF 1hx UNITED STATES,
.a- "P4R1s, Oct 2
PM aase the hon6f 70 acknowledge the rc-
Ssipt of your despatch No: Isl with an enclosure,
rhv e. an ~ a3sae3 N o. ne appointment ol G.
Unasesa exhibition OF 1s6 to serve in the United
Ieter tis 7sv reerfre 49,, -. H. enelose cory Or
mies1rn.r ~ X sIhHiie,. ua -, ~. ofGkM1ih Con-
resid1np at parIs nan fha tano- nShih o'a.Is
exhibit should be notiaed az sooa ~ ~
potgbe to send In their Publication. with snec;ar.s
lions to Mr. Derby instead 81 eendin~ thpTa to ~
beskw,th TIE reason for giving dis direction Is
would suggest also, that the exhibitors be nntied
at the same tmo to make thetf appltcatons A. soon
= posslble. that the New York Commissioner may
commones At bers a. a1tr tnf to e
may also be assiz,be that the ppble Be prepared
e1peet that It will be the cnde,vor ~ W
The Commissioners 10 coatriyc A. com. NJ
plete representation Of he Il. and
that pufpoee that It Mn be nnccasary ior theM tn
make selections Of representative arclta In ever
in the same cIaas yyhateTer NAV be their meri1 ~
the space is limited. il is vel that iii. enidtns
p.nplss z s.ss q as hsy'nE Eoa complete {
bringing about euch desirable resn AMI Ia nrerent
needless disappointment. Il l. 10 be presnmed
that the army and navy departments haye some
fs needless to eay that anythinr con,nr fnrn fnss
quarters would be likely to command epectai
attention.
l am, Sir, Mith great Inspect,
, 1865-11-14

n.ond, E. G.. Cabanisa,- OF Monroe, Philip
Cool, of Aaeoni -Keeuan, c. T. Goode, of
Honston, A. ]: Hnnsel1, Of Cobb '{Afa1ietta,} J
7. z; Lloyd, Of Chatham {savannah,) c. Il.
shockiey, Of Columbia, Simmons and WRIGHT,
voted in the negative.
ltwas tho patriotism and fidelity of the
mountain men, {aidsd; By few of the other
classes. whose professions OF loyalty ars. hon
est and sincerely TINT finally carried the re-
lection, prominent among whom stand the
names Of ]. 4. PaHott, Of Casa, Steward, Al
exanaer. Chappell,sA S. Quits, OF Sumpter,
, 1865-11-14
FROM CAIRO.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO, Nov. I3,
General Hart, Inspector General Of this pepart-
mcnt, to-day Inspected the fostiacations OF CAIN
and troops performing post duty here. Out Of ten
companies Of The sth and 18Th regiments Veteran
Reserve Corps competing this organization, only
three pErates chose to remain In the service while
all their oeefs except s1gnIaed their intention
to remain In The service. Those wishing 10 be df.
charged vii be turned over to the mastering out
officer, who will mueter them out as coon IS be can
ret around to them.
, 1865-11-14

me sudden and unexpected announcement
pi aen .nG 6sn oeatn a. o. George Arnold vim bring
customed to his genial prcssnce. ~ md a a pro- 70
found sense Of personal loss even 10 those
who knew him only through the columns olf nj
our literary Journals. A brlef illness. ~ q wis. IS
Pered story amoug doubling friends that be
had been stricken with paralysis, and George
Arnold vent to his pleasant home at Straw
PER- 6erry ad1ms, I'm l., New jersey hoping soon 10 re-
ofiep pictnrea M et wSoes Tmesc Eafyng moods he Ind
to the amused laughter Of fhonssnds, nns
whose c1rtous characters and their idiosyncra
sies ne knew intimately and enioYed thor
Ihi!ty years is short time for a literary
c !ec9rd; and yet IN these few years be had
.an .naoe nlmsen widely known and admired
8o'ooe I'LL "no are conTetsant with our NJ
, 1865-11-14

m1:Tati0n-Me Getting In .Bcha1f of t,t
South-Secrctary mcCulloch.s Repor,
-Wlrz's ConlederatesHPcrron
for the Hacks from rern,any-Ad.
JuAtnent Of Claims with Columbia.
EEw YoRK, Nov. 13-Among The erIe7snts tha,
drec, 1T =; oStSa, number wea
selected theis destinations before leaving Europe.
;. Gen. Fisk and Chaplain French Addressed mcut.
n essSh 9a the s',a condition of the freedmen
suffering In Kentucky, Alabama and Geors,a and
nnlts' immedfate assistance was given, dir thou.
eond woqa d1c = y 1ho:s states alone during
lion q The negroes In Tennessee was repScsentet m
as better thnn In other States.
1ns y Masn1SoR + lss, ssys h.
Eaged u ne preparation Of hse report. The h,es.
~ tneEcst the eset possible esation md Viii shoW
as 10 insure us redemption at not very distant af.
lneEe are also rumoEs that the secretary w{ rec0m
mcna nc sach LEGISLATION as Ttl1 make 1t imperative On
circulation. >4's''
ny; S,y Tons, Nor: s 1s-7hs Her,.. Washington
t!eptdaton p On the patt Of Windc.. Dnnesn % ana
Use, contcdezates OF Kirx at AndersonriiIc. and
,1 neM s1nhnsa II & TIE old Capitol prison, Winder
force Of danger that hangs over them as psrtncrs
and setlye PARTICIPANTS Ia the crimes and pecais.
i1o1s m o. VIZ willie conducting The snoas stecEade
AZ impatient deslze to display his record hetose i
a1ntnof1ues, cleared Of the damaging implications
ths' tfs We EeFe dsaeed om testimony brought ont n
H frequently SIMMONS the commaudaut Of the
pT.fon 70 hls eel! and endeavors to obtain eome
de- 81 the popular feeling that Is entertained re-
AndeEsonTtl]e The 1indieati6n he IS ptepsssd ot
hlmkek already covering some forty PAGES pf ie-si
cap pspeT: 10 being added to daily. ''s1'
, 1865-11-14

has received letter nom Minietei FIX. dstsd the
Hague. October, 18th, In which he eayB there Ia
htt!e o. public interest going IN Europe At Ills
tle plagne lively concern prevailed Ia reeard to
Tue former until . marked cIaneo il the Weather
tool took Place teT DAYS aso. The exceptional condi-
eince spring, has led to constant apprehension Of
some unusual condition OF pubic heajth. Tho
Eales and storms which have occurred within the
remains Of this apprehension. Thc gcat at,nos. o.
rhers disturbance, It l. believed, viii aiso modify
the plague raging among the cattle The Govern
meut has been especially active In obtaining lacts
the ost1re Of attacks and the medical treatment il
, 1865-11-14

In1I4pE11uA, Nov. 1s.--A course Of lectures,
was inangurafed this evening 1t The Acsde1nT II
Muslc, with crest success. Hon. VIM, D. Kei1y dr..
lsefcd n addrcss On - Shoddy' to an intelligent
lures uil Ike delivered hy the most distinr rnishe1
and 1ntellfgent speakers In the country.
, 1865-11-14
Hnnhnin1

WAsnrss7os, Noy. 1a-1t appea.s nom the Uni.
1ed siates 1sessu1er's monthly statement tot Dcto-
beg, that the amount On deposit in coin was xN.-
o01 and the total amount on deposit was nearly
$lul0oo,0 200: All the coin was available. The
amount on deposit IN the National Banks pas near
II fSo 00 000, and the una yaablc fuus in the iaf
insurfeettonaly Slates was s7l60o0.
, 1865-11-14

NEW foRK, Nov. la--The CMnmereiars Wash.
lns5oa detpateh sayz: ''rhe President informed an
present Intention to pardon any more yil or Mill.
taty leaders OF the rebellion.
"Chlef Justice chaEc Is expected In the city To-
Davis trial will be annolnced." osA'
, 1865-11-14

mI:ration-Meet Getting In .Bcha1f of tho
south-Secrctary mcCu1loc1ass Report
-Wirz's ConfefierutcsPcrxon
Tor the Hacks from rerrnuny-Ad.
JuAtment Of Claims with Columbia.
, 1865-11-14
LATER

| Arrival Of the RelEtau-Poftt3cal MAT
ters In EnEfand-SpeeeA bY The Chan.
cellor OF the E1clequer-Later from
| FTance-The Sanitary Conference
Auhsrfa to Adopt Free Trade Polio,
| From Turkey and Japnn-The Iral.
! Ian Elcctsons-The Cholera nj opor1o,
FAn7HEn PoN7, Nov. 1s-The Canadian stesn.
ship Belsan. nom Liverpool, Nor. I'd, cd Londou.
de15y. g. passed this point at 4:so p. H., a rou4
been fnrthef pFoEogued until the sd Inst.
Inc SzGF Rlfudcs to and remarks upon the uuar1i-
mtty O. TIC London press On the following points
o5meg, reform which must decade the durability
oE the Cabinet and the imperative necessity O! rs
construction of the Ministerial prsonel in The Com
mone, Il the Cabinet is to taec 4 new Parliament
a,fa, Vim my decent thow Of inaence and debating
which the recent liberal losses might be supuied.
The AdF publishes in Large type letter nom 4
Ei E sststse.o o III. ps1ty which does not dn
70 ~ e. sssssssts;1sa'P IS; e lndi..
pe prssaaS re be ee q
9. the city; q The iii ias tsnt be wa. invited to
sa III ''1sed e. s.S5 3 received Tsfq &
addresa rom tbs fsFlt.,acntar%y % Reform aa
Union: Ihs Chancellor spoke 1t soma n: lensta i
The citizens roll. He deplored Lord Fatmcrston,s
1ote, and paid tribute 10 his memory, but badc
thS M country he Of good chccr. The name Of Kus.
Russell 9as not likely to an}earn lo.son of i}e to
change his career and forfeit the ineritsupe be hsd
secured N the memory Of his eount5mcu. The
assurance that the wise and enlightened motley Of
the latt thirty scn1 would still continue to be fol.
lowed BY thorc who had The responsibility and d.
Sasterthwn,le's circular OF the Isl lust. ssy1.
During the past neck the market has been much
depressed, the high 1ate Of in.esest on money In
csah'e Mise sae o. ~ etoess compiled with consd
E1e ehatcs, Creating !nnch duilness. 5aos gave way
ea, eSnrs r. ss1I, closing = t:ss1 @esx; u'lnoi.
. FRAscE-A reduction Of 3o, 900 coo Of franco IN
ne ,at19y md nasy estimate, IL said to have bocn
The Monttetr announces that RussIa HI. ioincd
the sanitary conference at ConstanHnople,
ne boutte Nae closed on the LIST beng All Saints
Aus7MA.-1nc Government had i.eaea IN oMcisi
adopt Is far AZ possible nee trade policy.
AlG1ERr.-The Bcy Of TunIs has Granted general
,a9i anes to an pesons implicated In The late
have been proposed BY the Bey,
IunKEr-Ads1ees from Cons stantinople statc that
new commission has been appointed to inresii-
view TO their Development. The conversion Of The
Turkish consolidated loan had already aponntcd
to nearly ~, ,o0o, 600 sterling.
tween The tycoon and Fincc Nasato has peeu eee- M
covered. sir y. Parkes' negotiation With The jap
I1AL1.-The election returns show the position
Q! The parties II the Italian Parliament as follows:
Hodesates, So, Constitutional 1s1; CLERICAL
The Journal Ua Eoma says: ''Thc Pope has re-
ltcved H. Merodi Of biz functions for eome partcn-
lar rcasons, especially Ill health, without thdrav-
Eng bis Affection aDd esteem."
fon1uG41-It i reported tha. fer fresh cases
of cho1esa had occurred at Oporto+
Ho1sTEx-The government had forbidden the
sd:.o,s Of newspapers TO gtse an{ pe.son titles
, 1865-11-14

4 TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.
- There wt1 be spte!sl Goae!aye of Apollo Cou.
ma,nasty 70 / :. + thls uEsDAE evening. at *
by order OF the &c,
x5N n TENvE.rr r..o,s..
, 1865-11-14
Fire.

MEDIA, Delaware County, Pa., Nov, 13,-There
wa9 larCe fire at Aronda1e, this morning, by
which the Strathasen Mills and two dwellings, we're
nee,royed- The property IVES owned by MISS Ellen
fAitefF2n and Mr Robert Patterson, Of Phiiadel-
ph1a. The fire is supposed to have been thc vork
ol IN inccndiary. Loas about $50 CQ0.
, 1865-11-14

DosTor, Nov. IA large and Influential meet,
fng was held at noon to-day, In the Merrhan,s' EI
change, IN tafor Of the immedi.te construction oI
re Northern Paedac Rallroad- Els Honor, Mayor
ilncoln presided Powerful speeches were Madc
By e1-Ior. Curry, Of Oregon, and e1-Goy. Fuller,
, 1865-11-14
Massachusetts Clal1ns-The Spauisla
Attack on Ch91i-The Louisiana Heb
el*-Gencral kllpntr1ch's Appoints
1oent-Tnxafton In South Carolina
Treasury DeclAJou.

SA%~1eAeIN nupAtf1cks8 Appoint
1nent-TnxAtfon In South Carolina
Treasury Dec1AIou.
NEw foRK, Nor. 13-Goye7nor Andrcx Ia n
Washington for the purpose Of settlement OF I'll,
- -aaounts OF Massachusetts against the General Gov
General tpd,snstou i, set, in f:,.c,n,,.,,. =, r.,
p1nmauc circles at the wanton attack Of Spain upor
Ch1l' The Spanish squadron for The blockade con
sitss OF teTcn ngatca. 1t IL repTesenled that H.
E5rsafest unaniu'tS Of feeling prevails among III
Gov. Aahn, Just ttom 1ouIs,ans, represents tha,
.oe feeonssr9cted rebels Of that state afe acting
ssT fse mst n en.ess ao5
feeo1nfio9. Three negroes hare hecn ehot by fe.
t1.nsd rebel eoldie.s within month. Ii Ac1an.
negro 10 be whipped under the old virginia code
osn, F.. AngeI promptly Il annnlled The sentence.
Corpe who were mustered out under general oFders
Isl, who beld commissions March ID, 1875. shaIl
tse a u 9f ae month. M e5t 8 Py authorized By
The Times' r Arlington spectal desnsteb ssvs
Ihe appointment Of Cen Fitzpatrick ~ Minister to
ChlH viii not result in the Immediate supersedpre
81 Ely 1he PFeen excellent ssps1sentsys at Santiago
months leave Of absence to risat Europe he frst
Will y1sit Spain, probably, and come to an under
etapdinG With the Queen As to our position with
felettnce 70 tae aEErezsiops Of Spain upon Chilli
thence to South America, prepared 10 maintain the
dignity Of hts important mission.
AmoDE the heaFJ war accounts thai are being
settled BY the Government at the present tune. Il
That Of J. [. SANFORD, Of New York, for the charter
money Of three steamers. amounting TO FBu1 900
eIbc Governor Of sonth Cxroltna has addressed
lefter TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, asking
that the Stale have the privilege Of A. ssamlng lie
disoct tax le!ied By CONGRESS, and that The za1as
%aJ 15 r. ne psa n South Carolina bonds ne alleges
net Net TIE II u ~ IL Minmsdtatels. No action has been
The Second Comptroller Of The Treasury has
made deetslen relative to bounty pay In the case
Of soldier transferred to the Veteran Reserve
CotGs. ae1eeahly to the general order Of the Pro
sost Aasshl General dsled April ., 1885, and
subsequently muRttzed out by general order No,
11o Ad!n:ans Gsneral.s Office, lsS. Applesnon i
tol!eE decides that as he was discharged b. reason
Q! ne close Of the VIII be ts entitled 10 the balance
Q! rs bounty, the SANG a. though he had remained
NTH biz regiment the faet Of his being transferred
to The Veteran RcseFse Corps, and discharEcd from
! that organization, not Affecting his rl:.hl 10 The
bounty to which he Was entitled rnde. Els enlist
ment- In the case Of representative substitute
Tor person not 11ab!e to the dan. ii is held tbst
nc former is entitled to the bounty as other
recruits enlisted at the same time and for like peo-
reeds Of services"
, 1865-11-14

~ A droll comment on Tie yuIue OF much
Of the political gossip in tie Europea1 iour~
malls, Is Che announcement that tile thicf vim
stole the jewels OF the Queen CT Naples Is said
10 have had no political motifz. IL the rob-
berry.
, 1865-11-14
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

LIFE, dHuWth ANU BEAUTY.
Hrs. s. Il. AEze7s's WorZd,s
Hair Resto7'er and Dress
ing isevigor4fe, strengthen
and le7agthe7s the hair. They
act directly atpo,a the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
4t<tred 7soat2*tshme3,t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, aud
zttaat7iant gro.rth is the re-
sstzt. Ladies' aud Children
aUslt appreciate the delight
fatt fragrance and rich.
glossy appearance inepo7t-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of so;zi7sg the skin, scalp, o,.
most elegant head-tzress.
s~zd By ali Drusyist..
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich St. NY.
octsF9t TGt-rH aA44TD -
, 1865-11-14

Full OF Bul1d3nEs-NarroST Escape of
1HmnteH-The City Recorder Shoots
an cx-Policeman.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbuuel
-.-.. CAIRO, Nov. IS
Two rear buildings, in Memphis, while beIny
1aised fell distance Of thirty feet, carving with
them dse inmates, who were bured IN the min,
Strange to cay none were Killed, though some weeo
seriously injured. having limbs broken and ,ecejy
1ng other tnjnIles, fton which, however. they sre
An alteration occurred In the streets Of Neunbi.
between Recorder Creighton md ex policeman Wm.
McCormacE The latter wa4 seriously II NOT kata]Iy
wounded. . oali entering his right breast Crelgh.
, 1865-11-14

TORONTO, c. W. Nor. Bit has been DECIDED
TO place force Of volunteers On active service to
check the anticipated Feuian raids. Two hatta,-
ions have received orders to hold Themselves in
readiness for duty. The guard at the Volunteer
A1moty has been donbled b consequence Of tnfor.
nation received OF Fentan proIects ~ 'A'1'
, 1865-11-14
( REAT SALE OE pnRIIc

HREAT SALE OF PURLr
~ BUILDINGS AND LUMBER
IAe following described Government nronsrtv EFT
her: " >0A e *''o -'o'e-&-
one small bulldnzt s7125 feet, in the yard of t.e
take place At 10 o'clock l. m. ~
On SATURDAY. tho .5th Eoyenher. nnr hrr1atn.
kneTn as the Soldiers Rest corner Randolph Streef
a12 i!lcolEAh avenue DeaGuruK 191 hy GO FEET Haia
tq tsse on the premises, At 10 O'Clock i. n
N M,gGNDAf. the 9Th November, and foil owinx
GA{s, IN Al the property 10 disposed OF 1t :CAMP
ir9.aL ng9.GaLAs, AZ the Buildings at Camp Doustss. de
, 1865-11-14

Al the spare Iu9lber and FENCE surrounding Camp
Ftse9 eays viii b allowed to purchasers to hare
Terms Cash. In U. 8. Currency.
Ihfse sasa aosda favorable opportunity to parties
sE sSssninE L2 p11Chase sH,a!t buildings Tor dwelling
.,..., l.. HEISE.
, 1865-11-14

DIKD N H1s BED.-On Sunday afternoon sbout
o'clock man named n. Kcraler, who recentlv
hailed rom Michigan, WIS found dead In his bed
He came to This city SOMA two weeks aso for the
purpose Of engaging IN mammal l.bor uc secured
lodging In boarding saloon. No. o. South Canal
needed rest- He seemed to be In somewhat en-.
1eebled healh Jet bad an appetite sufficient ortVo
abfe.bodied men: He, however, persistently r:.
fused to allow physician to attend him and o1teiiy
tfed in hie bed as above. His nge appeared to be
tn The ncfshborhood Of half century. Coroner
Wagner has been chilled upon to hold the Inquest.
, 1865-11-14

,BosroN, Nov. 13.-The great fair of the Boston
Mercantile 11bznry Association opened this cYcuin-
With great enthusiasm. George s. Ulapchard
Eeq', ot Cincinnati, delivered the opening addrcss'
, 1865-11-14

FAs@a2e o. the constitutional Amend.
meRf in South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, $. c., Nor. 1a--The constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery passed botb honses
81 the south Carolina legislature Today with hnt
little opposition. The legislature has adjourned.
, 1865-11-14

Hntchwo1d Just now. fFN'~N
9ov. Morton viii iaeue hin proclamation io-nor.
low. appointing the 7th Of December as day Of
Thanksgiving and prayer.
, 1865-11-14

AAA1 Z <4k1 II lE NUUIK NI&ff1Hl.
!, WAsu1Na7os, Nov. 13.-Ihe Far1acut court mar.
testimony 81 witnesses for the defence in ;he cssc
Of Commodore CraYcu - '1s >Aes
, 1865-11-14
Nrtn advertisements.

Observation-Disclosures of Chicano
1t1 Lodge No. 4s7 Of 4. FL A. H., are notIned h
be af the Hall this TUESDAY, evening, Nov. Ith 1t
7o'clocEr 1oF Important business. BY order,
E5i III. KUHN. EccretAry
, 1865-11-14

RANDoH DABr.-On Thursday evening lsst
there appeared unto The alab,e and handsome
clerk Of the Aatesou House, an elderly female one
VINO had apparently seen better days. She did not
eSelalua- " Pity the sorrpws Of poor old woman.
whose trembling feet hare led her to yorr door
neither did she. as with murty thought psrpenae
Ger cloud her venerable riea2e," but with mir at
seeming innocence, {" ah that such gentle cui!e
should cover up heart 80 black with crime Der
ifarghs, y begulhd tls clerk Into giving her the
Hospitality Of the mansion. In abort, she erexued
tcom NO. IT for The night Morning amt; md
breakfast time, but the aged pe1sou appeared not
Time f"lfty few By, md the clerk became anxious
-"snspteion dsaped her murky wing athwazt bis
manly brow" Calling one Of biz most trus.y
henehmen, youth OF eleven short summers, he
despatched him to room No. II. The youth sped
on bis waS-seached the room, '.and sought.
and found, bat found not what he eouchtw
fastening back with eager step and staring ore.
was sceosted BY the clerk with Prophet, thnes Of
evil prophet stl Il bird or deEil tefl me, te no
aiz.isi md Pot pai hsf biiF" Tse Joata me re-
sponded, '.Iheres nushin there but i baby"
Marshsll.ns ,. Tie hosts Of TIE house, proprietor.
hermaids and cooks rushed to room No. IL Dire
psfsa9 sss hsn saos oa I t s d. nG e ,s
room. F1icnd1eaz, homeless and unhappy, ths lit-
tie, tie one walked By tue nose, uttered feeble ~
; eng eaak i1to Ee2vy snmbeF agafn-a sluunber H.
q. on the eo charity of The world, made hez escape.
a san, S as
md psec'psately retired, e1elaim,,9e,
What dire offence from amorous sass eaaaes ssrsnr,
What mighty contests rise ftum trivial thtnss"'
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