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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
THR FIRE AT BUFFALO.
Less ssJ ,OOe- Death Of Ttrct Members
Of TAYLOR Hsse Company-Cleom Over
the City.

BUFFALO. Thursday. Jan. &C. 1865.
The fire only ceased at a late hour last night
b. burning itself out de; roins all the buildings at
the corner If Main and conists stopping at alley
between Tracys buildings and the looms oil the His.
torical Society.
The names II the Young men killed by TIE falling Of =
wall are j. Harrison 1ift james III. Subway snf W.
GlIlett-all members of the Trylor Hos Complr,.
These young and excellent gentlemen sl belonged TO
the frs, families If Buffalo ard their deaths have cast
Q deep gloom over the entire city.
The American Hoiei was owned by the brothers
Michael who are insured tor S7J0C1 Tie building
Salued az double that oun rhe landlord. Mr.
Hodges, had insurance o. $1,000 on the furniture
The Jewish Tabernacle IL slightly niurec.
The American Hall luiluiDg rriiI'ly destroyed.
II owned bv 4. l.. Stevenson. His loss Is s79Oc,
and he is insured for $500.
The entire loss by tae M" is estimated at $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
CARyIvAL on THH FIFTH AVENUE PoSp.-

Dese the intense cold the Carnival on the Fifth Ave
nue. Pond yesterday and last evening was well attended
sksters OF both with their cheeks rg!ow with Tie
healthin eIercisa might DO executing tho most
wonderful yratons. In nnlucky moment neasui
Ing ;h.r length upun the ce TIE number VI nus9ner.
former carhiynls held on the Pond. SiiL thcrs was
oniie variety In tho costumes The bright coors
woru by the Ladies' this Winter shone ou IN ooia rehr.
against the more sonber e.stumoe o. tho gent emen.
Wcts Band was In attendance, and discouI sed some
excellent music. Fireworks were displayed ut VARIOUS
times I'll ghOut tho evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
Arrival or Rebri Prisousrs.

The United States steam transport General
Lyon Capt Minot Ward arrived az tha por: yesterday
from Fcr Fisher. bringing so Rebel prisoners. She
was originally ordered to Fort Delaware bus 10 conse-
quence Of the Toe was unable TO reach there. The
prisoners In charge Of Capt n. +. shepard ofCo'
IL. 10th n. Y. Artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
CAIRO. Wednesday, ia

CAIRO. wednesday, Jan. % I'0o
The steamer Arthur, from New.Orleans on
che 18th inst he's arrived with three marine orgaueS
en- route boDs tc be Iu tered ou' OF the service.
Late Texas refugees represent that Tie Fecp' oi maj
tae were spprehensive OF an attack "a the ooa' anu
promise q determined 'sisisnce.
N;sa,inr Cottop q, New-Gresus held AZ 81 rs
Low Mijding sold at O.. Suesr firm at full prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
HUDSON CouyrY CoURr.-Ths following.

HUDSON County COURr.-The following
named persons have been arrsigned before Judge Og
den: William Davis and Lhsr!ss Howard, intent 10
larceny, Margaret Porter, Michael Reyn"lds. and
James Brady. for assault and baitery Owen McKennr.
for fornicaiicn. The sbove parties pleaded not guilty
Sarah Vandrrvero pie, ded guilty stealing wearing
apparel Edward 7. r rtsr pleaded guilty to sssaul,
and battery in Two indictments. Joseph d. besch and
Adopa Menges, pleaded guilty for assault and battery.
The criminal TRIALS will b taken up the forepart Of next
vevk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
Daowyrp A WgM.-On Wednesday eve

DROwNED IN A WkLL.-Uh WtuNtbuIy c'u'
ming Philip Quirk brickaycr Of Bridgeport Connec,
Of weter fsom wen near his house AMI not seen
10 reruru Search being made his bucket Was found at
the eide and ITS afterwards discovered that he was
At the bot,sm OF the well. head downward. when
raised be was of course quite dead. lie bad evidently
stumbled sesiSss eaybttons Q; IL vsls brink saa
thun Gnllos y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

MsADEyILLR Pa. Thursday. Jan 70 Isoo
The Bsuk Of Crawford County, Meadeyiiie,
Pa. was robbed 0. ti:oOC0 In United States pond,
SAs evening The robbers had previously e"nceGied
themselves' In Q back room OF the bapk NO sfiet's
bare 80. been Effected reward Of $40 pas peeh
e&bged hf ths azsHsk q che karsiaxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

FrCKpoCKsrs.-Wiiliam @. WhitlOck and
Frrd,r,ck r. Dodd were brought up ksfpre RacorsisS
Marndav Of Jersey City YESTERDAY chsTged v,th hsv:
Ing picked the pocket Of Morris Daibe sf Chicago OF
eco At the railroad depot The evidence bsinv ssou.
against the accused they we're committed in deaait 81
t5CO call esoh 10 await the action ot the Grand jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
LAUNCH OF THE YANG.
The bark Yang of 600 TINS capacity was
RAIL OF THE JoHN WnnEY AssoCrA rloN.--

BALL OF THE JOHN WTEnEY hsSOCIArIoF.-
The ball Of the above Association held last evening
0, the City Assembly Rooms. The rooms, which were
finely decorated we're crowded. and dancing was kept
ND until ato hour under the rad III the faf manager
Mr. james j. Krso. The ASS. citation ~ composed Of
the friends and admirers VI Coroner Wildey.
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fAdv-r.isen~nt

fA,fv-r.isem~rt
HRLNBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCuU is pleas
an, 1, ,ste and odor free from all injurious properties
| aud in mediate In It's action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

For Nor. Retention or Incontinence Of Urine,
Irritation a. mmation or liberation Of the Bladder
or Kidneys Dsasrs Of the Prstraie Glands Stone N
the EladIer Calculus. GriTe, Brick dust ID pnsi',
and all diso ses of the Bidder. kidneys and D"psicai
Swelhngs Use HgLxBoIIs FLUID EXTRACT Bucho.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

LArgcn OF A BAIK.-The iine.y-nodeled
bark Yong $50 TINS Yesterday launched from the
ward ~ hr builders Hr.srs Pine DAVIS. Greenpoi,t
Her dine ~ chs arc Le~Rih Of deck 40 feet bad,h
81 beam ~ feet depth ~ hold. j. fee, inchoa The
Yung IL vnsd by H. g. Jcwett Co.. No. ll3 Pearl
st. Nea.Ymk. md is intended for the china trade.
Tbs builders sill launch ship intended for the
Gallon MIA TRADE. On Saturday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
IAdytrtis, u.

lAdvriis, mrnf
CHrBoKEE PILLs- FEMALE REGuLArOR.-
s.,iI nv all druggists. 81 per b"Y. Tart, twn page
ponphrt free. Address DR.. W. X. MERwN Co..
No. Is Lberty.sl.. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

ARRIVAL OF q. .. TRANSPORTS

The United States transports Gen. Lyon and
Calrnin nrrived yesterday ut this port via Fortress
Monroe. bringing zoo prisoners from Rort Fisher AZ
ef dscharg iBg trr Rebel cargu they win 20 t0 tho
Navy Hard tr thorough Overhauling The prisoners
will be stationed temporarily at Governors Island
among them are 70 officers, In which Gen. Whiting
(woundsd) the Rebel commander OF EnYt Fisher. Is
numbered 1t will b. remembered that his father Col.
Whiting United States Army uns ComU indaut for
mary years of Govrrnsfs hlsnd when his sOn. now
our prisoner was boy.
LAUNCH OF THE YANG.
The bark Yang, Of 800 tuns capacity, was
launched yesterday in the presence " large Run Der
Of spectntors ut the yard Of Messr.. Pine T. Davis.
Grernpont She IL built for the China trade and has
veiy ben utifil fast sailing model ship VI 400 tuns,
callrd the Blue jacket will be launched from the same
yard next Saturday. at 10 She intended for she
d.ifornia trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

READY AID CONCLUsIvE TEST If the prop
critics If nIlsB,I Ids FL,Ip ExrRicr BrcHU win be
cor parson with set forth IA the Uhitcd states
Ulspensatvry. IL is no aunck n"strnm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

Aivrr ls-usrat
A reliable ToyIc, DIURErC, BLOOD TUEI-
FER and NyIGoRAToR-HELNbOLDs EXTRACT b.
CHI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
MARBIR D.

HTTCHCOcK-KIN05BURy-A The Fif,t PIesby'cisD
Church scranton. Pa Tuesday JAM a. 1885, By The ksy
commanding Fort Bsfaacas Psnssco Harbor Wees flsst-
d. and Miss Carrie N. Kinssbu,y Of crAnson.
LOw-THOMPSON-On Tnarsday. 3eeh inst by the e~I
Dr. Gssud-t NJ Palmer Low and Isabsss dauyhtsr VI "
Y. Thou p.op ESQ.,. Of th' city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

Receipts 81 Produce.
JAN 26-2O73 bbis. Flour. els eo.s- Whisky. 5g
bbls Corn Mesl $3.50 bush. Orts, e pkss Ashes 80
p,gs Ind 27s7 pkgs Beef 1910 pfgs. Butter, 4.454
Dressed Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
The BROOKLYN FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

he BK OkLfN FUUhTktNIH Hh'fhhN' u
The resinDa ynch daring tier three years service,
In the Army II the roouAc. wore the Lon"vo ~ frn
api I'D for permission 10 oottinue the s'mr drrts 10
n.!iia Ihe follow ing irora the Adjutnnt shows that
tLcir request he's been granted:
"GEyFlAL UEArouArrzks " y, !
tpyf TAvT iExyRALs trrfrz. rLe.sr jar =, I'ss '
srrtAL ONpxr -. 10y rrqnr.i the officers Of the
Fo1e.tb Re-. cut Ssonai CUzd Il the ~ ,- 81 New
yott approved by tho brigade CouT1andeT. Tei'ssion h
given lid rgirru Lousv- uniform con
s ns hn> iark-i I'd fr.nt rsd, aud r-e
cop. BY oidsr Of CoaluisIid rink hlf -
vs IRviss. Adjutars 0eIersl."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
TIE ororA UNDER THE RECENT CALI YoR

TUB QUOTA FDEH THE NlCENI NALL FUh
TRoOts Thu agC:l ~ XII - Comfy nnder The call "
D. cer b, for 5Ootfo troops hnB been definitely fixed.
and TIE p,oper aUthoriies have been notified II the
fact The bua.hrr q mrn required III the Second DIS
irci is2 .12 Ia the Third District. Las making
total 9Ia Tho.- figures include al the credits for
naval erlistmrnis ond years " ,ervice: Tho quota
assigned &, iie County before the dednctions were
made was 1905. being reduction 81 2.byl The 2d
Con grssionrl Dsrict comp brs the oar s. 9h 10Th.
l2rh IHb, 18th. nth and lslh wards Of Br osyn aud
the five country 1h- number enrolled ~ :.ls
n o. DISTRICT M rsscs The let ID 81 4th. 55. IN
ii,h. l3th I5h 10Th AID 2oth Wards OF Brookya mum
b,r enrolled. ~ i5I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

ORE YATES. THE MURDERER OF CuR.

IuEoDokE lATEs, TIE MVEDEhEh oF LUX
RAN, SENTENCED TO BE ExECCTEp -Theodorc Yates.
convicted 81 the murder Of tie polcennn Charles Cur.
ran. was brought up bef r. the Kings County Corr of
Oyer ana irrmner !eiirrlay morning FOR renfence;
HIS pi'c but scf'P'sessed hppea' ance atiracHa
genera ntttnt'n. soon aiirr tne opening OF
IN" con,l' MI. Jenks' one 81 prisoners e'anseL se
he"ed tn- mouoh 'nhue the PIe,""S efe"Ins II
uy OF pioceemhgs Win '9r v'sS o, 'Io
eurI,p w" uln ~ tno enS., '.ut" p" ""'. 80. 70
marked that he was satisfied the 'ourt hnd not the
power 10 60 so AMI did not tilnk ne wOuM ne had me
power as was question ot Tact In Which the verdict
YVES final The motion Was Therefore denied 1he pris-
tn in coriposed RAINIER proceeded to make
statement IN rrgard to bis connec,on win re nn,or
tnnste efen', olu'rny ~ DO oss.nn uFe. run ,'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

eENArE....AIsAr Jaa. u, ISIS.
PETITION RRR&ENTHD.

SENATE. .. AIsArY. Jan 6s ISIS.
PETITIONS PRR$ENTKD.
In relation To tho communications between
the F"urtsertn ard Fifteenth ward.. Nev.York.
FIR the straightenng Of the boundaries Of Greenwood
Cemstery.
By Mr.. STRONGLY bill. to establish State Insti!u
ton for tire Bind.
Rlstve TO tho pay Of clerks and others employed In
the several Nswfork City Departments Tie blu va
read and passed
The State Boun'y bill WINS then ordered to third
reading. and The - ect Committee rpou the subject re-
ported bill providing for raising the money ~ dreci
tsx in tie loan bill does not receive the approval
Of the people,; AFRO anther bill In casr that both o'
these should fail authorizing towns mid counties to p
bonniies but lot amending the c!anes for $500 s4vo
aud s60O fol one, two and tfree-ysars' men.
FILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. LAniBEER-lO create . new Ward IN NOW
York. n,
Increasing the capital stock Of N, Manhattan Gas
Bill IETR' pU,.-.
Enabling husband and wife ~ be witnesses TOR OF
agai ist each other.
For nes Capitol.
For IN extension of the tracks Of the Dry Dock and
Eas: broadway Railrrad.
The b Il .o paw TIE msubsrs of the Ncw.York Com.
mon Council O. 800 per Jcar was taken ny IN Comp''
Mr. LAMBrr 4 moved an amendment aboishinG the
Boa Of Cnurcilmcr wneieupon progress sreported
AID tie Scna,e Adjourned.
The Assembly occupied The morning session
L. tie consideration q: tie bounty Dh, Which was Or
d-red 10 a third reading
Ii provides that tie Supervisors " the several conn
ties NAV s ne bends M buDios to volunteers or GRATED
men MS follows: For orc year. not exceeding $50; fcf
two yrnr not exec ding esq., ard Tor three years not
exceeding tttp and pIo ibiie towns and vltiJs ron
Offering any additional boan'ies Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
Duly rs Cents q Bette.

To Purify. Enrich the diced o~su,y .ie Lar
pls,, on, n-e IL MnULDs HIGHLY CONcENTkArEU
fLIID EXTRA IT SARSaPAklLLA. One Bottr equals -
strength gallon OF the strip OF Decoct'"n
Ueinsboid's Extract ssrsaparsHs.-The doss V
v.ry ,,- being hsly cuneen,fs ed vsrston unlike
ps;n, Md Los. but yePsrrd according to nssy .ne
Chemistry by u. I. HtLMBOLD, prutshs and 'hs"asss
No. sgs Broadway mex. M.royoitsn hs'el
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 9th of October
1860, Mrs. SALseH Z. .PCLLOCK..consorto OF
Ehas Pollock. Esq, in the fifty-seventh year
Of her age.
Tributes OF praise and eulogy are the
purposes OF notices Of this character. and
these arc usually paid without regard to
their aptitude or justncss; but feeling sure
tne deceased will concur with me in, snvin =.
that In the death OF this estimablc 1adv.
ner FAMILY, relations and numerous friends
nave sustalnsd an irreparablc loss. AS 4
wlIe ana mother, she was rich in all those
noble and benevolent affections those gene
rous synpathics, the outpourincs Of love
and kindness, which while she lived she
e1hlbited-these ennobling characteristics
u evidence OF how she lived, will long be
a source OF pleasant remembrance. The
writer or this article enjoyed an intimate
acqualhtance with the deceased, and this
enables him to speak with perfect conf
dcnce of her character
Her disposition was am able and modest
unoptru:ilve III character, pure and gentle
III sPll!t, her conversation at all times
sprlShtly and interesting. Her sweet. vim
nlhS ana nnasSumlnS manners drew around
her many friends Those only who have
sustained such Il dcplorahle loss arc able
TO appreciate its extent. Fate. however,
has 80 ordained it, and whist we deeply
sympathlse with her family in their melan-
choly bereavement, it becomes their sad
DUTY to struggle with their feelings and
bow with all possible resignation to the in
evitable blow.
Almighty God! tbs riSht-'tis Just
That mortals all should turn to dust:
Dut, on! the sweet, conSoling truth
Ihe *OM shall live il, endless youth.
II. c. NJ
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JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-Matters liz
this State are assuming threatening at
tltude. Gov. Humphreys has issued a
proclamation urging the Immediate organi-
Zatlon Of volunteer militia companies, and
the Legislature is memoriaGzing the Presi-
dent to remove the United States troops
and release jeff. Davis.
Meanwhile, two negro soldiers and si1
Government mules were captured yester-
day, between this city and Raymond The
soldiers were probably shot. w. b. Will
kinson, OF Lauderdale County, was mur-
dered by his former slave ON Sunday last
Gen. W. B. Wade was also killed. The
Federal soldiers and negroes Of Vioksburg
have held meetings and resolved to defend
their rights.
Gov. Sharkey has just received de-
spatch from Secretary Seward, announcing
that he is expected to exercise the func-
tons Of Governor of Mississippi until fur
ther orders from Washington.
A freight train on the New Orleans, Jack
SO son and Great Northern Railroad, ran off
the track \ last night, sevcnty,.ive miles this
side OF New Orleans, smashing five cars
and severely injuring the conductor.
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GENERAL MAGRUDxR. An exchange
paper says: e'The rebel General
Magruder is on visit to his sister in
England, who is the wife of Lord
Abinger. Miss Magruder was for
merry one oi the belle, ui Washing
ton, where Lord Abinger, formerly
stationed with his regiment in Canada,
made her acquaintance"
Mr.. Caleb Cushing has not gone,
nor IS going to Europe, says the
Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press.
Louisville claims to be the leading
tobacco market in the world.
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North Carolina Election.

PALE1aI1, N. c., November Sin the
State elections, to-day, twenty-one pre-
cincts give Hon. w. w. Holden 1859; and
Jonathan Worth, 3,O15. These returns are
mostly from points along tho lines of rail
way.
From present indications all the ultra
Union candidates for Congress are de-
featcd.
No correct conclusion can yet be had as
to tho result of the contest for Governor.
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Jamaica advices say Gordon and
Paul Boyle, the principal insurrec-
tionary leaders, had been caught, and
were being tried by court-martial.
The people We're dispirited since the
capture of their leaders. No appre-
tensions of much further trouble
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In q conversation which Secretary
McCulloch lately had with an old
schoolmaster, he said in reference to
the negro:
That so far as the pretended equali-
ty of races was concerned, there could
be but one opinion among all good
men, North and South, and this was,
that wherever the Anglo-Saxon race
had come in contact with an inferior
one, the history Of fifteen centuries
had proven that the Anglo-Saxon
race must dominate or exterminate.
That the Indian race, far superior to
the black, had been utterly annihi-
lated before the advance of the whites,
and this, although the Indian race
was morally and intellectually vastly
superior to the black race That no
sane man, no American, could dream
for moment of making this country,
where God had showered so many
blessings to the race made after his
own image, the Inheritance of any
but those he had endowed with an
intelligence all but divine. The ques-
ton of labor sinks into insigniticance
before that Of races, and the march of
human progress is not to be sus-
pended by the idle theories of
dreamers.
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A young Prussian, of very insinu-

A young Prussian, of very insinu-
ating manners and possessed of ex-
tensive accomplishments, whose real
name is said to be Francis Stabenow,
but who has represented himself as
the Count Dohna, and has also, it is
said, been known by various aliases,
was on Saturday arrested at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, where, as
well as st other establishments there
and in other Northern cities, he had
lived and hourished in fine style, on
charge of being both swindler and
deserter from one of the regular
regiments of our national army. In
his possession, when arrested, were
found a large number of photographs
Of his lady friends, with accompany
ing notes, AMI different articles,
which, it is said, were about year
and half ago stolen from the real
Count Dchna, in Berlin. Stabenow
is detained for a further examination.
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General Dick Taylor is living
quietly in New York, and. has not
been running to Washington, as the
telegram and newspaper correspond
ents have him.
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News Itcuns.

NEW YonK, November 9.-Since the pas
sengers Of the steamer Atlanta have been
removed from the ship, but few cases Of
sickness have occurred, and those Of the
mildest form. Hopes are entertained of
the speedy disappearance Of tho malady.
CHICAGO, November "a satchel. con-
tanning $50, 900, was stolen from the Adams
Express wagon this morning. There is no
clue to the thief
WASHINGTON, November 9.-Gen Briscoe,
lately commanding at Lynchburg, has been
found guilty, by court martial, Of larceny.
service, forfciting all his pay and allow
ances.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-Gold certif-
Gates OF deposit, issued by tho United
States Treasury, are received in payment
OF duties on imports.
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Soutn observation-disclosures District.
BY Jacob Beu, asxhnary Of said District.
WHEREAS Joseph u. Mathews hath
w applied to me for letters Of admins
tration - donas non, on all and singular the
good snI ehattels, rights and credits, of
Jose N Mathews, late Of the District afore
SAID, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad1no-
n!sh all and singular the kindred and Gre
ditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary,
Court for the said District, to be holden ct
Columbia, on Friday, the twcnty-fourtL
day OF November inst, at II o'clock a. NJ,
to show cause, il any, why the said admi,
nistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court
this ninth day Of November, in the
year, OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred ana sixty-tive, and in the nine
teenth yeal OF American Independence.
JACOB BELL,
Nov IA tu2 Ordinary Richland District.
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Lsuisinna Elections,

New ORLEANS, November s.-Wells, the
candidate for Governor, and Voorhees,, for
Lieutenant Governor, have carried the city
by overwhelming majorities.
The Democratic Congressman are elected
by large majority. The Legislature is
entirely Democratic
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Furniture, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, dc
BY JAMES G. GIBBES

c. +. HARRISON, Aucr1oNxER.
WILL be sold, at the corner Of Senate and
Marion streets, (duc notice of the timo
OF sale will be givcn,)
A large variety of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NiIUKE, OF all kinds, consisting of:
parlor. Dining Room and Chamber Eur
Crockery, French China and Glassware.
Mating, Mattresses.
Cooking Stove, with Fixtures eomplets.
ALSO,
l Mich Cow.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed
day Of sale. Also.
Inc une1plred lease Of HOUSE to tho
LIST June, 1866 A1'
The whole can be treated for at private
salc previous to day Of sale. Nov
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BY Te1egraph.
Execution. OF wir..

ton of Wirz took place this morning. He
died calmly and witho,t fesr. protesting
his innocence. The charge Of conspiracy.
which the Court found against him, in.
ciudes the names Of Ex-President Davis.
Secretary Seddon, Gen. Howell Cobb and
Brig. Gen. Winder.