davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SECOND DISPATCH,
Form for Marrj9ng Fre<dmen-AR Rc.
ppFS OonarAdfc1ed.
tsnecfal Dlepatch tc the Chicago Tkihute1

WARRINGTON, Aur. g.
Col, Thcma.. Aes!Etsut Commissioner OF Freed
Een OF Mtesiss,ppi, wrtes to Gen. Howard thst
he has i.tued ciseultr diteettng elaEGsnea in
1hat st:te TINT they will hereafter be IN
performing the csreuouy Of marsiage between
co!ored persons, TO add TO the rifaa, Il the final
declaration, the words, In accordance With the
ordnance Of God and the authority Of the United
States Of America pronounce Jon husband and
WIFE,"
Tee statement that Asst. Adjt. Gen. ro1nserd
Ind gore to Fortress Monroe 10 arrange for the
ts'al Of Ish. Davis Is utterly unfo1ndcd.
The TTeasury Department dlscsetits the report
that counterfeit one dollar greenbse11 have been
placed IN ctrtul itlou i.
, 1865-08-09

NothiuE Eet Heard ttcn The f.r~>r
Eastern.

AsII EAf, c. D., Aur. SIS p. m.-The steamer
night, and Ne have no Isler urpe from ~!
Fonnosha thin wAs brought BY her. Nothing il
AHnoMn eohsequen ". Ae to WbeLnet the Grett
AtlAnnc CABLE Or Otherwise.
Ine Ausa 10 this point, The preesnt Ea.tern
na ot .e'seasaS ,i ~ eonmuntcsuon With The uni-
~, expectation Q! news i1un M DC n9est eanIs
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1he Nxathfr-The Bridge Across the
oh1o-hentucky Election.


lspee1sl Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune1
CINCINNATI, Ang. {, 1865,
The rain eeens to be all oyes. Thc ve.thrr IL
clea. and co0l.
A cricket match commenced today betxeen
the Detroit club End the Cincinnati. mi resnt4ed
Is fo. the former and Il for tho latter The ran,e
will cloee tomorrow.
In consequence Of the near approach Of the
time when tie cable frr the bridge ac,ots ,he
Ohio will be stretched, and eonewhat inte1fere
with navigation, the Louisville mall boat comps
uy tnye maae te1ms for the Lease Of square
md half Of the hst- boat whsrf below Vna ST.,
md about The 1st Of October will transfer their
, 1865-08-09
Prosperous Condition Of the
United States Treasury.
ANOTHER CASE OF IMPULSE
IN WASHINGTON,
A Lady Shoots an 1ncon-
stant Soldier.
GENERAL GRANT AMONG TIE
CaKCCKS,
The President Meets with
the Cabinet,
JEFF. DAVIS GROWING LIVELY,


SonS1tle p OF tbs Treasury ry-Pnrdons--
The order 10 Sheridan u Muster 1}ue
$4,000, 900 going TO pay Cexns sol
dl. -, &c
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Price, Only 35 csata a Bottle

Tts following Il IN extract nt s1es.e- written b. -
hev- j. HoiMe, pastor Ct the t1erpont stseet BsK
Ca1rcn. Brooklyn. H. =, to thu Journal oad K1Ae
1er, Cincinnati. O.. snd spsAxs yn1un<z In hTF n
.ha vorst'recowaed medicine. MEL W1NaIuWT
SOOTHING aYRUP FOR CHILDREN TKHTHu4
We see An advertisement n your columns Of ME
WISsLOW'S DOOTAE9 6YRUp. How, we nEXW
sAd word In fATor Of the patent medicine pelos9
lie. hut We feel Compelled 10 say to fcur soa1.Ef4
that this IL no hu1buzos ac.s A1ad Il, o14 hsaW 4.
% az! etasns. It il probably one ct tho mn
sneceaa1u ed1cmea Of the dsJ, becaase It'll oa4 .
saeotsa those Of our rosde1s WHO hAFe hAh3e
can't FthAn laY in zronis
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SfffnAdr TO Cen. P0pe-.-Pard oQed-.-
NAeFmAusA Wagon Frnia--.CAut3on
II R<lurntuE Iisbelb--- The murder
OF 1TEo Federal OmceEs.
, 1865-08-09
NOR AH CAROLINA.

DISASTROUS RGs cts of ClemeucT to
Leading Rfbe1s-Assaulk upon Re-
lurnsu Slavo-Goveruor Holden "
Gtut raj ANTS
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Robbery Of The Steamer Uove-Fufl
RnfxEenlnrr

CAIRO, August a-Thc MnuphIE BafEktia has
inrthcs aLd I'LL particulars corcer1ttg tho rob
bery Of the steamer Dove, rouc meut1on Of which
hse pseylonfly been made. She wis lytne 1t the
levoe at Spr!ngwood Landing, On tho Yszoo.
, 1865-08-09

Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, Aug. 6.-The great race today for
thn Saratoga cup, "a Dash Of u mt!es,> was Yvn
by Kentucky. Capt. Moore WAS beaten by .
length. Rhinodine wae dlktaeeed. Time, 4.Olk
Tha tecond Esce, Of mile heats, was won by Ar.
cola IL two straight heats. Tine, ISIS, LIS.
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GO{ds
New ToRK. Aug. S.--7otd m1rkct 3orc ac!I7e
importers buying freely for customs. dut'ee and
premium shATeh, with slight gain On yesterday.
Quotations opened at It'll. rent doT1 to Ill, and
rallied agaIn, reachiug I'LL.
, 1865-08-09

Itlaacn and ToWanla Railroad
ITHACA, New York, Aug. 3.-The Directors +
the Ithtca and Towanaa Rai:Eoad Company or
ganlzedHo.day b. the appointment Of Eyra Cor.
1cji Is President, ME. Andrews as Vice P:esl.
:tbt l.. L. Tfuna1 as Secretary, and 4. B. Cor
nell 90 Treasurer.
, 1865-08-09
FROM NEW ORLE EAu4.

Worke t9-me1tcHn ~ MatteKR-Oefeat of
the Inipe peff1ltst8-YArt0us 4nlpprt4
ant lie mH-TeXa4 Matter1, Alabama
Matters. &c.
, 1865-08-09

New Premier for CAnAdA-Ano1her At.
ttmpt to Carry OF George n. Sanders
He Il Carried HAnd kese seued-PAF.
lament.
, 1865-08-09

The CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is tha 1x1keat aud
best Journal II tha West srd bas much the Il, geet
circu1 tlen. It u II exctl1eus medium gar adve{rts
inK. and busresi unsn Tsh'nR to adre.tis: should
avait ttem1elves OF the use Of Ii columns
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Relief and Health to your Infants

wshave Put ~ sud sold tnis astteis Tor oy4N 1ax,
and CAN aAf N CCNFDENCK AND 1BUxN &
Il what Es have never Deen able to ray Of a1y osx
medtcine-EEFER H43 II FAILED II a eIHa1N
INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURa, ehsn ttuAss1
rked. Mover did No know al instance cf di4Astxn6-
ton by anJ ona vao uadd 1t. On tie coctx1r1 III IN
deaEhteo Win II operations. and GpeAk 10 tszu1 n
commentator Of its Eaxical e1eeo nod medksl M
tues. Wo 1pe~k in this mAtrdz WHAT w N
KNOW" Aftet 80 1tafs expeY1R1c4; AND PLNuNR
oCR REPUTATION FOB THK FUlFu.XH.fY fIr
"HATtWE HRHK DzCIAK3, In A1uost dye1y11.
Fance vheEe the infant a1deznz ton, pain ana s1
hsras!on, relief viii be found in ntreen ur fI1ar
minutes a;teF the Ernp Is administered.
Fill directions for uat7x VIII accompany each bees
Ncns Re1utns oEle4s the nc hntle Of CUHI1s 4 F10
kISs, New York. u On tao outaide vraprer.
Rold By Drr1g.sA throughout tho World
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L A Il E N e w $
To be Mustered ont.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The War De-
partment has promulgated the following
list OF volunteer organizations which have
been or are ordered to be mustered out
of service, not included in previous circu-
lars: Illinois Infantry, 9th; Cavalry, 9th
9th aud 9th; men of 95th Infantry re.
naming in service are transferred to the
47th Infantry, the latter being still il
service; Indiana Cavalry, 18th; Kansas
Cavalry, Co.'s L and NJ, 5th-this com
pletes the muster cut of the regiments
Missouri, Cavalry, 4th, 18th and 10Th
Michigan Cavalry, 10th. N. Y. Infantry
156th, 160th, 161st and 173d; Cavalry I'd
Veterans, 10th; Provisional Ohio Infan
try, 194th; Cavalry 9TH and 18th; also
two regiments of colored troops.
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An Appalling Spectacle In a House
.7sl'is of Mourning.

F b N - Il -
John Redman, colored man, says the
ST. Louis Republican, of Sunday, died Gas.
was supposed) at an early hour yesterday.
morning, at his residence over the gro
Gerry store on the northeast corner Of
Franklin avenue and Twelfth street. A
coffin and a shroud were procured, and
the colored corpse after being washed,
shaved and dressed In the burial clothes,
| was laid out in the coffin. While his be-
reaved wife was wringing her tears out of
bandanna handkerchief, and numerous
friends, amute with grief" were sitting
around the dead body, talking about
what good man he was, Mr.. Reman sud
|idenly y,raised himself bolt upright in his
coffin, with the majesty Of death in his
cold face. Moving his not entirely sight
less orbs around upon the company of
mourners, his clay lips began to chatter
some unintelligible stuff about the spirit
world. The result of this hideous per-
formance was to upset the whole assem-
blage with sudden horror. the female
friends fainting and tumbling over into
each Others arms at the sight of the
ghost, the men themselves caving in, aud
with dilated eyes rushing hurriedly out
of the room. Mrs. Redman, the distress
ted widow, was among the number who
tainted. When she came to, she ran out
of the room and out of the house, and
nothing could induce her to return dur
ing the day, notwithstanding she was as
sured her husband had come to be- con-
scious and, the doctor thought he might
recover. We are not informed as to the
nature of Mr.. Redman's disease, but are
informed that he was attended by an in
telligent physician, who regards the cir,
cumstance of his sudden restoration, when
to all appearances. he had been Hfeless
man, as something almost preternatu-
j raj -
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German Weekly Newspaper.
I'm wheeling. West VA zsa
DER ARBEITER FREUND. !.

A BOUT THE FIRST OF DECEM-
u Der next, will commence the publica-
tion of GERMAN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
bearing the above title. As the name indi.
Gates, it will advocate the interests Of the IA
boring class and win be devoted, to the well
fare of the German population generally. ft
will be issued on Saturday Of each week, and
will be printed upon clear white paper in
large and legible type. Raoh number will
contain TWENTY EIGHT COLUMNS OF AArfER and
will present each weeK . complete record Of
the Current News, the Preducs and Cattle
Markets of the principal cities in the U. g.,
EDITORIAL Comments upon the chief questions
of the day Local News from all quarters Of
the State, and Poetry and Miscellany of va
rious kinds. ig- giJ4M9EG dJi1f M
TT will be our aim to make .Drk AspEIfsk
FREUsp" an acceptable Family Newspaper to
Germans of all shades of politicat fdish,
but the general tone of the paper viii Be
Democratic, and it will earnestly advocate tha
rights of adopted citizens, ~ II tfa7ff.
Price, for one year,in advance, Two DolIafs.
For six months, One Dollars.
Where delivered by Carrier, in the city, 80 25
Subscriptions and advertisements respect
fully solicited. LEWIS BAKER,
49, Wheeling, w. Va Il
N. B--"Der Abeiter Freund" win have B
regular correspondent at, Golumbns, Ohio,
who will keep its readers thoroughly posted
on the Legislative. Political and other afairs
of the State. - --t.s.
desIre to employ an active agent in every
German settlement TO procure subscribers for
this paper Agents will be allowed 10 retain
twenty-fv cents for each yearly subscriber
they may procure. for their trouble.
NovS. LIB.
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Latest Foreign News Death o
Lord PalmerstOn.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Thes steamer
City of Boston, from Live rpool the 18th,
via Queenstown, the 10Th, arrived this
morning Bsp
The steamships Moravian, City Of Cork
and Bavaria had arrived out. ,a
The steamer United Kingdom put in at
Rath Mallen, disabled. Is ~
Lord Palmerston is dead He chad
been seriously i'll for some days from the
effects of cold. The symptoms had
been very alarming, but, he steadily i'm
proved. On the night of the 7th, how
ever, bulletin was issued to the effect
that he had become worse since morning,
and that it could not be disguised he was
very seriously i'll. kilograms were con-
stantly being sent to the. Queen at Bal
moral Lord Palmerston would complete
his 8lst year on the Goth of October.
The Paris Temps says the deaths from
cholera in that city were averaging 200
per day. 3i6 shn sg:ef8 la Yii5aE3
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which should Raiei {

The Now York aNeios says 2 Under
radical rule the price Of clothes and all
things else rate at one hundred per cent.
more than under the rule Of Democrats.
Allowing for the incidental Increase Of
the war expenses and for other outside
pressure, it has been carefully ascertained
that the cost Of radical rule, under most
favorable circumstances, is on the work
ing man forty per cent. more than 1t
would or could be under the rule Of any
other party. This is stout item for
voters to digest. Will they swallow iti
Will any sensible man refuse to recog-
nize the party which is theqworkingman i
friend. R2t ~.
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cancers of the Grand Division.


The Grand Division of the Sons -oi
Temperance of Ohio adjourned their ses-
sion at Mansfield on the Goth ult., after
having elected the following officers fol
the ensuing year:
+ p. G. w. P.-D. H. Peas, Norwalk;
G. W. PIT. d. ,Roys, Cincinnati; G,
w. K.-G. Nabber, Cleveland; G.. ST.
H. v. Horton, Cincinnati; G. II. B.
Thomson, Columbus; G. CT. H.. Bar
nun, Elizabethtown; G. I. S.--.Benjamiu
Raser, Massillon; G. Chaplain--A. c.
Hurd, Weymouth.
The Grand Division will meet next
year at Perryvillc, on the third Tuesday
of November. a5s
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M AR led.

STEED-HERRAN.- 25, by Thomas
Murphy, ESQ. Mr.. Cornelius P. Steed and
Miss Nancy Jane Herran, all of Monroe Co.
wESTADoUGHER TY.-October 20, by
John Hamilton, Esq, Joshua West and Nancy
Jane Dougherty.
LOHREY-MUTH.-In In Marietta, September
%, by Rev. Gustav Schulz, Conrad Lohrey and
Miss Catharina Muth, both of Jockson town.
ship, Monroe County. Ohio. 81 a
ElCKE-DAD T-october /, by the same
Charles Eicke and Miss Catharina Dadt, both
of Trail Run, near Brownsville, Ohio, Z
MERKLE-HO LLSwORTH.-October 26. by
the same, Matthias Merkle and Miss Eliza.
beth Hollsworth, both of Jackson township
Monroe County, Ohio.
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johnson, and General
Mcclellan.

! 1.-THE statements of the Washington cor
respondent of. the Cincinnati Enquirer
to the effect that General Mcclellan is
returning from Europe at the request Of
Presidents johnson, and that he is likely
Ito be called into the Cabinet on its reor-
ganization, will attract attention. Ex-
Postmaster General Blair declares that
President Lincoln and General Grant al
ways had confidence in M'Clellan-the
formsr,i having yielded to his displace-
ment through political pressure, subse-
Iquently seeking through the elder Blair
to induce him to return to active service
and take an important command Presi-
IdentiJohnson doubtless shares this conf
ldenee and desires to- secure Mcclellan
great, influence and valuable services in
the work of restoration. ss esi s
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Latest Mexican News.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-The Matamolas
correspondent of the Herald, of the 18th,
states that the attack by the Liberals on
Matamoras commenced on the Sunday
previous, and the fact of their being led
up in. three lines of battle. led to the be-
lief that they were commanded by Amer
lean officers, as they never formed that
way before, The. Liberals held their
ground, and the most constant vigilance
by the garrison only prevents it from be-
ing nightly surprised All communica-
ton with the interior is cut off.
The railroad between Puebla and the
City of Mexico will be completed by the
1st Of May, next. Over 1000 laborers
are employed on the railroad from Vera
Cruz to Mexico s,
Subscriptions are to be opened through
out the Empire for the relief of those
rendered destitute by the foundations of
the past raining season. The Empress
headed the list with $4,000. 5...
A curious phenomena occurred in the
Valley of Mexico on the 9th of October.
Large streams of water burst suddenly
from the mountain, and if they did not
diminish in volume would form a consid-
erable river. .s,Ia H.
A railroad train was plundered by rob
bers not far from Vera Cruz and an off,
Ger and nine men of the foreign legion
captured. 1t was said, Marshal Bazin
would dispatch powerful force to put an
end to these outrages.
Three. hundred of Fiquro's band are
said to have been routed by citizen SOL
diers of Ejagate near that place. Seven
! ty-eight of the Austrian hussars charged
four hundred of Fiquro's band on the
22d ult., and routed them. The loss Of
the latter was fifty killed and wounded.
It is reported that the eastern portion
of the City of Mexico is submerged and
that there is danger of the overflow Of the
city. eeaa,.s
Senior Duran is appointed Imperial
minister to Great Britain.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Bank State
ment shows decrease of 81 ,060, ,040 in
loans, which about represents the amount
! of temporary loans withdrawn from the
Treasury, and therefore cannot be con-
| sidered as indicating any contraction of
| discounts on ordinary Loans. Private
banks are better supplied with money
Merchants prefer employing their balan-
ces with them to the banks during the
present high rates of interest, which may
partially account for the downward ten
deney in bank deposits for the last three
weeks. The street is we'll supplied with
money at legal rate. Uniformly there is
still very active demand for discounts
and with a better supply of money the
transactions are increased and the close
securities somewhat relaxed. Very choice
names were taken at seven per cent, but
la large amount of gold paper passes at
l75@9 per cent. and second class at very
irregular quotation The gradual return
to an easy money market encourages op
erations in stocks The drift of specula-
ton, however, is conflicting, the market
being about equally distributed between
| operations for rise and for lower prices.
There is a firm substratum of confidence
IN the real value of railroad stocks, which
would appear to be sufficient to sustain
prices against any prominent combina-
tions, and those who operate for a fall in
quotations appear to be Influenced chiefly
| by the expectation of an unsettled feel
ing arising at the opening of Congress.
The Bulls had successful run ..upon
some Of the leading stocks, especially Ft.
Wayne, which advanced 64 mills. Prai-
RE du Chen rose and Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, and Michigan Southern. The
transactions at the first Board were unus-
uaIly large. The sales Of Reading, Mich
igan Southern Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
Northwestern preferred and Ft. Wayne,
amounted to 25, 600 shares. t-3iiIf
Government securities are rather more
active, and on the whole frmer. Old g.
20's rose +, 10-40's +. and 7-30's !, new
tissue 5-20's declined /, and Certificates of
indebtedness ].
1.-THE following National Banks have
been designated by the Secretary of the
Treasury as additional repositories of
public money: First National Bank of
New York, and First National Bank of
lSpringfeld, Ohio. Fett'i s
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The Cholera i'm England.

Dispatches received at the State De-
partment, October 9th, from the United
States consul al Liverpool, England,
brings intelligence of the moderate ap-
.pearance of the cholera at Southampton,
and also two villages adjacent to that
city. The visitation has excited much
alarm in that neighborhood, and public
meetings have been held to devise reme-
dial measures. The weather throughout
England continues of the most unseason-
able kind, and the disease known as the
rinderpast has broken out among the
cattle in the neighborhood of Waverlee,
three miles from Liverpool, which has
carried off quite number of animals.
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A Negro Jury Rejected.

The Pain Dealer states that one day
last week, a justice of the peace of Ger.
tain brand on Superior street, Cleveland
summoned negro as juryman, to sit on
some important case with white men,
The white Jurors, some of whom actually
voted for the Negro Suffrage candidate,
Cox, refused outright to take their
seats with him. After couple of hours
spent in quibblings, requestings and re-
fusals, the redoubtable justice discharged
the negro, and summoned white man in
his place. ais9 sf.ss
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sgone of the New York papers CON

E@One of the New Y ork papers COM
pares the publisher of newspaper who
has to go to all parts Of the country be-
fore getting pay for them, to a farmer
who would sell his wheat on credit, and
not more than single bushel to any
person. IF any farmer will try the ex-
pertinent of distributing tae proceeds Of
his labor over two or three counties, with
an additional one or two far distant
States for one year, we will guarantees
that he will never, after that years expe'
rience, ask publisher to supply hirn with
"a paper year or two without the pay
for it.
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Frauds ON the treasury.

New York, Oct 2s.-The Herald
prints private dispatch, dated West
Point, Miss, Oct. 26, stating that General
johnson has discovered stupendous frauds
on the Treasury Department. He has
arrested Harrison Johnson, special Treas
ury agent at Columbus, and all his sub
agents in surrounding counties, and taken
possession of their books and suspended
them. tits rumored that the investiga-
tion will be damaging to high officials.
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A nay of NatfonaI Thanksgivfng'
By the Presidcmtsof the. United States oJ
4aner;ca-A Proclamation.

By the Presidcntsof the United States OF
America "A Proclamation.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, during the year which is now com
ing to an enc, to relieve our country from
the fearful scourge of civil war and to
permit us to secure the blessings of peace,
unity and harmony, with great enlarge-
ment of civil liberty; and.
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has
also, during the year. ggraciously ayerted
the calamities of foreign war, pestilence
and famine, while our granaries are full
of the fruits of an abundant season; and
WHEREAS, Righteousness exalts ma
tion, while sin is reproach to any peo,
pie.
Now, therefore, I, Andrew johnson,
President of. the United States, do here.
by recommend to the people thereof that
they do set apart and observe the frs,
Thursday of December as a day of Ma.
tional Thanksgiving to the Creator of the
universe for these deliverances and bies.
sings; and I do further recommend thai
on that occasion the whole people make
confession Of our national sins against Hi:
Infinite Goodness, and with one heart anC
one mind implore the Divine guidance II
the ways of national virtue and holiness
In testimony whereof, | have set my
hand and caused the seal sof the Unitet
States to be affixed. Done at the City Of
Washington this 28th day of October, II
the year of our Lord, 1866, and of the
Independence of the United States tn,
e9th. ~ Al az
I [Signed] : A: JOHNSON.
By the President:
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Republlcan sIsjority for Cox.

The Republican papers are felicitating
i themselves that as Cox s. majority for
Governor turns out to be twertyseight
thousands, they have not lost eighty
Thousand votes since the last election for
Governor in 1863 They have only lost
sepenfy-fpo thousand rotes We hope our
J Democratic friends will make the correc
ltien.5 f9 sHlHetF
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MRS SYMoNDs, of Maiden Lane, Mass,
whose husband returned from the war
safe and sound two months ago. has
just received dispatch from Washing
ton, stating that he died at AndersonFille
prison, and that s2Oe back pay wastsub-
ject to her order.
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John McGiItonss Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In was, on the Sd day Of October, 1855, Apt
pointed Administrators Of the estate Of John
McGilton, deceased,i SO YES
Noy.S,'65w3 JAMES 3. JONES.
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John Henderson's Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 7th day of August, lS66sap-
pointed Executor of the estate Of, John Hem
derson, Sr.. deceased. .tA
JOHN HENDERSON, Jn-
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Just Received.

DER Adams Express, new stock of Msrri-
L mac Prints. Call and seei styles and rri-
oes at FARRlER, LOBENs TEIN & CO.'S.
noySw2. Hf. Clarington, o,