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ID rO O kIyn.

ILLNESS OF Hon. N. F. ODELL.-The
Hop. N. p. odell, the Naval stOrekeeper has been
yng I'll At his residence, No. ST Orange street. since
sndsy last, from disease Of tho throat He had been
complaining for several days previous but was
partially enabled 10 attend 10 his duties. His condi.
tion 10 not eonridered critical
DESTRUCTIVE FIRK.-Last night abont half
past oisht O'Clock fire broke out In the packing boz
factory Of Henry soms foo, Of Rush street, Y. d..
and vas unsubdued up 70 a late hour. Tho fro
originated near tho boiler in frame building, rear
ofthe main factory and the flames spread 10 the
latter. In less than hour both buildings were a
heap Of ruins Tho fire then spread 70 large uu an
THY OF dry lumber In the yard, and ing
the utmost sIertions Of the hremen and the assist
ance Of one Of the Brooklyn ferry company boats
y will not be entirely mbdued before early hour
this morning The stave yard OF Mr. Gross adjoining
the above will most likely escape with email dam
The two buildings DESTROYED were not OF much value
hut the loss in machinery, tools and stock will be
very heavy. Partially injured.
DISCHARGE OF PRISONER MERcIER.-Tho
csse Of Charles Mercier, Who arrested at Carlisle
Pa, few days since. on tho charge Of being
implicated In the murder Of Jose Garcia Otero was
presented 10 the Grand jury yesterday nv the
District Attorney, and after the examination OF
several Witnesses, proving that MERCER was at his
boarding houso, No 2l White street, NJ the nirht
OF the murder, and In way connected with the
assassination. the jury recommended his discharge
MERCER 10 accordingly DISCHARGED.
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MARINE NEWS.


srEAksHIPs- san Jscinto, Savannah: III Cid.
Newhern; Starlight, Wilmington; Lafayette, Havre
and Brest; Liberty, ilaysnG = knight, Whining
ton; kinshsher Baltimore; Ondalu,ia. Charleston;
Tho. Colyer, Fort. Monroe Louisa Moore, Beaufort;
Hunter Savannah.
sHiP-Unce ice, sewall, from Havana, sugar.
BARks-Evelyn, Havana; Helen Augusta, Mira
eoAne; Reinhard, Bremen.
BRIGS-Linda, Matanzas; Hedley Vicar, Cienfne-
gos; Sarah Flag, Belize; Brick, Cienfuegos; Lady
Monk. Tobacco; Naisd, Cienfugos; Boeota, Cartha-
gena; Ocean Wave, Georgetown; Roamer, Norfolk;
Alfaretta, 81 John, b; II q Berry, Havana
tCHOONERS-S Bogert Georgetown, ID G: j Il
Clement Maryland; X W Brown, Georgetown, u c;
Onri-t, jacksonville; u Poster, Washington, n c;
Allen II Terry, jacksonville; N C Lawn. Nevbern
y G; Enchantress, Para; Carrie, Humacoa; Carleton,
lnaeua; Marion A Gould, Bangor; Eclipse, 81 John
d. Amelia, Norwich; J Allen, Nantucket for
PhiladelphlG Staten Islander, n. Haven; j. Turner
London; Matte Holmes, Bangor; NolAnL, MachiaH:
Anna Jacobs, N Haven; nightingale, Newport;
kossuth, ~ George; Warrenton, Ellsworth; Sea
Breez, Bangor; Laura Frances, Gardiner yelling
ton, Bangor j g Brooks, Boston for Ffiladel phia;
Era ID Hogs, Poughkeepse for Providence II Fly
Stamford; Chne, Elizabethport for N Haven; Ruth
iiodgdon, Belfast; W Lindsey, Millbrdse; Dot,
Yarmouth, n =; Mary A Rowland, Eizalethport for
Norwich; MAry Fletcher, Boston; Lsmartine, saco;
Maria louiea, Ehzabethport for Middletown; q X
Elmer, Haven for Philadelphia Hero, Salon;
Martha King, Saybrook, West Wind. Portland,
Me; ID Pitts, London Mediator, Fall River; Alics
Harding, Washington, y c; Watusa. Newborn, N g.
Fellowship Cultivator, Liverpool. Also brig
Samuel G. Adams.
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rorvrrnsrAsDus The ssr1cs injuncsisn put upon.
ehssrfully accepted and faithfully and honorsbly
adhered so BY the majority Of The newspaper press
Of the United States, 81. that on being furnished
With the various reports accompanying the Prssi-
dents Message in advance Of delivery Of the latter,
they should not be published until notified By the
proper authorities. The Cincinnati CoxxsRoiAt,
Of Cincinnati, OHIO, says a dispatch. caused 70 be
autographed from Pittsburgh Monday night and
printed in yesterday mornings issue, the report Of
Lieutenant General Grant. Thia says the DIS
patch, 10 the only instance known in the country
OF the viols,ion Of what is sscrsdly known IS
nerspaper honor.
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News Items.
BY Telegraph to II. S.s York Sun. ]

The steamer City o. Bath, before reported .shore
in T.rpsulin Cove, Mass was lowed of yesterday.
She 10 kept free by pumping onc-third Of the time,
aud will shortly proceed to Boston.
Dr. HARKIss, who has been excay.tiny in s,,,ch
of mineral water, in the valley south Of the Ii sh
Rock Spring, Saratoga, n. Y, has struck vein Of
mineral wa,ei, which bids tar to DO valuable .I.
diton 10 the supply Of that article.
Inn bark CHRISTOPHER Columbus arrived a, Fort.
ress Monroe yesterday from City Point, with
Richmond tobacco for Venice. Also sohoon.r
W Il am Burrough, from New 0rleans for Liver.
pool, With her nssamasl ami rigging carried
sway. Her cargo Of e)ton is safe.
CoNr.Soous gales have rr,v4!led .Arougbou,
Washington Territory for three weeks. ,loino
much damage and causing general sl,ne,.io, Of
business. Several vessels are reported missing.
The road. are everywhere blockade and m.
telegraph hines have been utterly demolished by
Ito "a len trees.
On Saturday, about noou, NJ. Uhler supe,tn.
tendsnt OF the ocesn oil Co., tonCtv. p. Will.
on his way to Tiiusyie, wa wAylaId and robh.d
Of "A, 200 in money, and $1,000 in checks. Two
persons firod 81 him, one ball p.srnv ,b,o,gh ri.
hand, and the other, which was aimed a, HI.
heart, fortunately struck biz watch, thu. s,v,ns
his life. One OF the robbsn III en- kpock.d him ~
his horse with club and beat him till bs w,s
inssnsible. No clue has ya been discovered Of tho
gully part,ek m!
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From Europe.

the 2Sd of November hn arrived
The report that the r!-con House Fort at Dublin
had cen ronely earrsone anu o.herwise strength.
enei ia confirmed, Tha Dublin pIspArcn, OF the
2l.t. ,svs that rnmor accounts for the nrmins of
Pa con House Fort BY tie allesed appearance OF
doubtful vessels IN the Channel. The Nalazine
Fort in PhDnih PARK hI been similarly strength
ened
London, Nor. s3.-The Bank of England has 70.
duced It's rate Of discount to per cent
The merchants Of PAri' and H.vre are ADOPTING
memorials 70 the emperor on the spanish CHILEAN
affair.
Violent gales have occurred in England with sres,
damage 20 shipping.
} Tho EaAxs KeRsAAA IsuQI Lsai SI RQbsS Pei
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT is seriously III.
He 10 confined to his residence ct wsverly Place,
and s under medical treatment. lie has never fully
recovered FROM the injuries received some weeks
since by his fall from his esrriase
fESrAS SENArE.-This body is now in ses-
| sion in this city. having commenced q, 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The proceedings are Of course
secret
FIRE on SHpBoARD-THr STEAMSHIP
WErDossEr BURSLD AND scurTIrD Lossrs
s2OoOoo.-A hre broke out at o'clock Yesterday
morning among some cotton on board the New York
| and Savannah steamship weybo..eL lying at pier
No. Is, North River, and at II o'clock the vessel was
scutted. She did not sink out Of sight. The wey-
bosset was TO have sailed to-day for ssvannah.
Of p ss,o the se S.a BEEN ps Of ssl
CARO- 10 this port and sh. had also from one-third
6s.s sso Of pySn, and ssns5s mer
worth, 4 Is ostinstsd. s251oO0. This property
BELONGED 20 many per,on. The vessel va. owned
Grinman Of Mystic, Conn, and her value vn about
slooWo. Tbs total value OF the vessel and the
os.ee BY fire and water thought to be something
more than one-h.lf Of that sum, or s2oo,oO0. The
which was nine.siItcenths was Insured ior sss'ooi
or $4,000 This is said to he The only insurance on
ves,el' inc co9,isnors Of the e.rgo had some
insurance upon u. The manner in which tho Ere
caught Ia unknown.
STABBtso AFFRAr IN THE FIRST WARD
Officer Harris Of the 9th Precinct, arrested VIM.
Pickett on charge Of having feloniously assaulted
Martin CshilL Of 2s Washington street. Cahill wm
a. sS.,na .ae fs1e 9TH ,hap knife Pickett vas
face, Justice Bowling required the accused 70 fnd
Dali In the sum Of 5000 on each complaint.
FrRK.-Shortly after IL O'Clock yesterday
fo,enoon a FIRE broke out in the brush factory Of
hdwMd Beeh,uI, rear o. ~ Mercer street, caused
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Haytf.,
The End OF the RebeIlIou-R Rebel Leaders
shot, Etc

The End OF the RebeIlIon-Rebel Leaders
Shot, ktc
BY way Of st. Thomas comes oonfrmatios Of tho
news In regard to the bombardment OF Cape Hsytisn
The rebek in Hayt have Lost their only stronghold,
and are 50 scattered that virtually, the rebellion Is
over, AMI Geffrard master Of the Situation Most Of
the lato rebel chiefs have been shot. Tho niumphs
Of the government nave been celebrated with appro
priste festivities at Port Prince and Jacme Most
Of the foreigners at the Cape fed, according TO the
BIAS PUBLIc, to the American man-of-uA during
the bombardment. The following persona no had
taken refuge in the house Of The British Consul were
seized and shot Il. Pradere, Colonel BARN. Gene.
rails Deborde, Colas, Lachsise and Papin, and Mr.
Lecorps. Or. Giovochini, L well known French
subject, WA robbed aud murdered by the rebels.
Senator Box was also assassnsted and behsaded.
General Andrew has surrendered With Eve hundred
men 10 the government.
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Havana.


letter dated at Havana, November goth, says /:
Earl Russell has addressed an official oommunies.
ton to General Dulee, in behalf of the Britirh
Government, thanking and complmentiug him ior
his exertons in repre.sng the slave trade generally
and especially in relation 10 the capture OF the
cArgoe- landed a. san Cnstobal and PInn del Rio on
the southwestern coast, IN september last lesteI-
day, the birthday OF the Prince VI Asturiaa was
celebrated with the usual ceremonies and illumina-
tons. Havana 10 tull Of strsngert, and theIe are
greater number OF places OF amusement than we
have had Tor many year, and we still expecting
Grsu's Opera and company Of minstTels"
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Too Late for Classification.
BEAT "A a.

MANNING-At his residence, s45 Greenwich st.
on 4th ullimo, Thomas Manning, from Tralee, Co.
Kerry, Ireland,
His friends will take notice that his mortal rema ms
viii leave for inement Nov. G, 1865, at o'clock,
y. NJ. $50
sTRANGEWAYs-on Tuesday, 9th inst, Thomas
Stangewayr.
Funeral will take place at 50 W qsth st. on Thurs-
day next at ] T., ". Members of Templar = 203
will meet a. their Lodge room al o'clock precisely.
Members Of the Y. Californian Club will meet at
50 w. 18th 81. at / L. NJ l33
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THE CHOLERA.
Its Ravnges In the West Ipdies

by the arrival OF the Havana steamer Liberty,
yesterday. we learn that the cholera In Guadsloupe
and in Martinique has been fatal that the authors
ties have refused to allow any vessels from those
islands to enter the port Of ST. Thomas The fear of
the epidemic Ia abatns at Havana though the people
now look to Guadaloupe and Martinique for the
danger, instead Of New Yort
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Frankfort, KV.Dse. 5.-rhe Legislature organized
yesterday b. electing the Hon. Harrison Taylor
speaker Of tie House. and X, Thomas Clerk.
virginia.
Richmond, Dee. o.-The Legislature to-day passed
the bill repeating the act allowing the transfer Of the
counties Of Burnley and jefferson TO West Virginia
Tennessee.
Ndshuilis, Dsc. b.--The bill allowing negroes TO
testify In the courts was tabled to-day In the House,
by vote OF 80 70 ~. The defeat Of the bill Is mainly
due TO the loyal Radicals from Eat Tennessee, who
voted against tho measure almost TO a man. The
leading Conservatives voted for the bill.
California.
Sacramento, Dec. b.-The LegislA,uro Organized
to-day eltcting tho following Union officers In the
Senate s. Y. Wright, President pro TEN, and John
White, Secretary. In the Assembly j, w. Wilcox
Speaker pro tenn, and ". d. Bornek, Chief Clerk In
the senate a Joint resolution was offered adopting
the Constitutional Amendment to abolish slavery.
North Car linn.
RaleiJh " c., Dee. 5.--John Pool, Of Bertha Coun.
ty, mon man, wss elected United states Senator,
to-day, TOT tie short trIn.
New York.
Hudson, y. Y, Dee. 5-At TIE Charter Election o.
tn, City Of hudson, held to-day, the Clioa part s.
elect their Recorder, by g majority, anu a..o L lua.
jorty oi iAe.r city cauddaes
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sroe,od ,oms ,u oce.sful Democratic candidate in
nefhboIins street
vozAKr HALL
was found TO be desrted by the usual crowd Of poll
tcian, no follow the fortunes Of the man Who hss
a single eye 10 his own Interest" In lieu Of Mozart
era some spirtussts v,sre In possession, and our
reporter was charged TWEEN, V-6ve cents for admission
to lecture the subject ,f revelations from spirit
land. After remaining some time aud receiving no
" manifestations" from the sIiriu Of Heefers sop
porters, reporter retired, Convinced that
Wa an "sry nothing on which the hohArt Hal
men had given up the ghost"
rHE aiSCLAIB HOUSE,
recognized {. the Heldqusrteu Of the Gunther
Committee was filed With . motley ssemblsse Of
soreheaded Democratic politicians, who were con-
versng over the returns and At intervals strength
snins their nerves with ,undTy drinks Of vhiskey,
10 keep of the shakes" witch came on a. each
report gave hopeless aspect TO the chances oil
their candidate. Our reporter approached one OF
the leading men Of the Gunthtu party and nfed
him how the election had some. Tho epy "" !
There I, no doubt Of Roberts ele 'tiOn.-
rHx CITIZENS kseoorA' 1os,
Or rather a few Of the managers, held an informal
meeting at their rooms on Broadway, and when our
reporter visited the place, he found few mourn
eisr assembled who told him there vas mo chance
for Hecker;" Roberts /, Mayors" 1--WE have
nothing to ssy !" I'VE can't help it." and other
remark. which told in touching expression tho story
Of Nj Hecker's defeat.
WHAT IHE rLorLn SAY
Almost every citizen who heard about the election
Of Judge Hoffman expressed himself satisfied
with the result Even the friends Of Mr.. Roberts
declared he vas proper man, who might be relied
upon 70 do his whole duty Mayor Of the Empire
| City.
Thus closes q contest which has created more
| excitement thsn any similar event for many years,
and the result Of which will give such general salts
faction to citizens belonging TO all she political
/ f.rtions
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pANTALOON FINISHER WANTED ON
~ WM Bl RNES.
WANTED A GOOD BODY MAKER,
w one thai eau make carriage parts inquire At
the shop, ~ 18Th Fl, e. BrCHdWay and Tth ave. sd
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personal NOTICES.

ELIZABETH CURRY HOWARD, ALIAS
IL LIZLlE WOOD of Sunderland. England, send
your address or call upon AcCULLY 4 MARSH,
you. 40
INFORMATION WANTED OF FREDERICK
L and CATHERINE WAGNER, Germans. lie was
private In the goth Mas. RegI Co l. In and about
Oct. 1868. Address ABRAHAM BEAI. IL Centre
81. NY. 35l
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Csuncilmeu Elected.

rick II, heonan, Isaac hObinson, hush " Dfich'
ARRESTS OF ILLEGAL vorLRs
Several men were arrested yesterday for attempt
ins TO vote Illegally.
Edward Callahan vas arrested In the morning for
attempting to vote Illegally at the 18th district Of the
lSth Ward. Callahan, a. ALLEGED, save the name OF
arrested and committed for trial in default OF bail by
Justice Dedwith. ...... Edward Mills alas Patrick
Martin attempted, charged TO vote Illegally At the
Sd district OF the 9th Ward The accused said his
name was Patrick Martin, and that he lived at No.
II City Hall Place. II appearing that the statement
committed him for examination. ..... Richard VIII
liamson was arrested BY officer Oates, Of the 4th
precinct on = charge Of voting Illegally at the Nh
district of the 4th Ward under the name Of Richard
Long living at 81 o liver street Ths prisoner sub
sequenty scknov dged that he horn in England,
had not been naiuraiLed, and that his name Was not
Richard Lonr. Justice Bowling committed him for
trial in default OF $500 bail ...,... Dennis Keller
alias John Hussy, was arrested by officer Oates OF
the 4th ecinct on charge Of voting illegally Al the
4th district Of the 4th Ward. lie was CHALLENGED
and suo in his vote. A. the station house he
acknowledged that he va, an alien and vas not
entitled to vote. Jusuce Bowling committed the
accused 70 the Iomts for trial. .,.. Officer Oates
Of the 4th Ward, arrested Henry Long on charge Of
offering TO vo'e the 4th distTict OF the 9TH ward
under the Of Henry Collins, saying he lived a,
81 Oliver street The prisoner acknowledged that
be had not teen naturalized. Jusiice Dowhne
committed lin TOR trla....... Dennis Donohor dlA.
keub.n johnson As arrested by officer Conran on
charge OF eupting TO vote ILLEGALLY at the second
district OF the Attn Ward The prisoner confessed hlI
guilt, and Justice bowling committed him for trial
49,. Ottcer Young arrested John boyd on
charge Of ILLEGALLY swearing IN his vote a. the lbtt
district OF the Is h Ward. Justice Dedwith held tn,
accused for examination.
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AIdermanic Vote.
sIcoND DISTRICT.
Thomn Conan, Tam. and MOI. 1lg6
John J. Dvnohue, McKeon .............''.....l4'l
TorRTu DISTRICT.
Chw McBrien, Tam, Nor. and Rep. ........ 1888
Pat. MuldOon, Citizenf .................'..''s ~
SIXTH DISTRICT.
joseph shannon, Tam. and MOI ..............2sI1
james Reed, McKeon and Rep ............,'s 1913
EI0nTH DISTRICT.
VIM. l.. Ely, Tam. and MOI
Peter Mcknight, Ind. Dem. .................lW s
Anthony Miller, Ind. Dem. ..................ls 4t
Thomas Brown, Rep. ................'.''.''..ll
TENTH DISTRICT.
Bernard Reilly, Tam. and Moz................2 o55
Henry =. Wallace, Rep. ..............'s.....l!l V
Geo. A. jeremiah .....s'ssssssss ltHV
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Charles T. Loew, Tam and MoIsrL....... 1902
William IA. HAight, Hep. 's''lSs
TouErEISTH DISTRICT.
JB. ysruum. Jr., Rep. .24e6
James Irving, lam sslo0S
Returns from the 10th District are incomplete
A. received they stAnd kCttnns. lA6S DCyun
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c,

a COVERED EXPRESS WAGON, WITH
IA extra wheels and a1les t1il and o superic|
horse, 1T for WAGON cart or truck, rliO. Apply II
32i W. 10th ct. Must be sold to-day. iOl
COACH IN GOOD ORDER FOR SALE
~ Apply cor. South lst and ID at, Williamsburg
JACOB BREDES. $50
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EOR SALE-ONE CART, HARNESS AN
l. good will Of Wholesale house, with AS much wo
as one horse can do. Inquire OF c. sIECKSER \
Elizabeth Of. 10
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Return. from the 10th District are incompete
A. received they stand kcGnnis. 1908 Dosnn
SAh lulysr. SOS
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A PAIR OF MuLEl
u good size, in fine order. X. W EVANS ca
81 Harrison at
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Richmond, Dec. o.--The Legislature to-day passed
the bill repeating the act allowing the transfer Of the
coun.ies Of Burnley and jefferson TO West Virginia
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15

SdE RIFF : OAIE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of special execution to me directed by the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of Alexander county State
Of Illinois, in favor of Amaphus w. Simons and against
Robert Goodwin have levied upon the following de-
scrbed property, towit: The undivided half of the
fractional half of section eleven 3D. township
enteen Q7, range two (2) west; the northeast frac
tona and southeast fractional quarter of Sec
ton fourteen, township seventeen 40, range two
~, west; and southeast fractional quarter sectsn
twenty three (S) township seventeen 40, range two
e. west excepting forty 4O) of the southeast
part thereof Said tract of land containing in the az
gregste five hundred and seventeen and thirtyone hun
dredth 517 81 1901 All of the above described
lands being situated in the county of Alexander
Of Illinois, the property of Robert Goodwin, which
shall offer at Public Sale the west door the Court
House, in the city of Cairo Alexander county, Illinois,
the Second day of October A. d. 1861 between the
cash in hand to satisfy said execution.
CD. AFTER
Sheriff of Alexander county Illinois,
Dated Cairo, Ills August 14tI 1S65-aug2O-w4t
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-15

Steam Engines vgG Boilers.
PROPELLER WHEELS
SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY
TOBACCO. LARD AND HEMP SCREWS
IMPROVED SUGAR MILLS.
We are prepared to furnish at manufacturer prces
Page and Chfld's Circular Sayv-MiIIs.
YOung's Pat. Smut Mills.
Gardeners Pat. Governor.
Downs Celebrated Suction and Force
Pumps.
Marsh's Pat. Syphon Pumps.
Cast.Steel Muley and Circular Saws
Oak Tanned Leather and Gum Betting.
Leather and Gum Hose.
POrta BILE Grist Mills and Genuine Dutch
Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths.
Particular attention paid repairing Saw and Grist
Mill Machinery Engines &c Mills and Engines furnished
complete and set up in the by competent Ma
chnists if required
We would call especial attention our large stock of
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS
BAR, SHEET, BOILER AND PLATING IRON
GUM HEMP AND
COTTON PACKING,
Steamboat work of all kinds will receive PROMPT atten
ton, and satisfaction guaranteed.
CRATE BARS
LINERS, WHEEL STIRRUPS
fLANGE AND CIRCLE BOLTS, &C.
BRASS AND METAL PACKING
IRON AND BRASS GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES
GAUGE, CYLINDER AND PUMP COCKS
STEAM GAUGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
STEAM WHISTLES.
BABBIT METAL
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

" A N TED. EVERYBODY
W wants the most laughable thing on
earth be enjoyed by any number persons at the
same time; is susceptible of So 900 changes; endless
transformations Of wit and humOr, and invariably
duces roars of laughter 1t meeting with ectraOa
binary sale. Mailed to any address, prepaid, on re.
ceipt Of SO cents. Address Great Western Publishing
Agency, Masonic Temple, Chicago ILL., sept9d4t
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CARD TO INVALIDS.

clergyman, while residing in South America a
discovered safe and simple remedy for the
cure OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole of dis
orders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor-
tunate will send the recipe for preparing and using
TINS medicine, in sealed envelope to any who
needs it, Free Of Chnrye.
Please inclose post paid envelope addressed to your
sell. do0Tess, JOSEPH Z. 1NMAN.
STATION ID, BIBLE House.
jy25-wly Ne1o York L,ity
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DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnsrsip heretofore existing between j. IT.
Cayce O. T. Bowers in the general dry goods ness
in the town of Columbus Ky, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. upon the terms and conditions stated
below: j. H. Cayce transfers unto G. r. Bowers the
partnership property and effects of every descriptions
and in consideration of said transfer r. Bowers agrees
and binds himself to all the outstanding debts of the
firm Of Cayce Il Bowers
This article Of dissolution signed in duplicate, this
September 5th 1868. j H. CAYCE
c. T. BOWERS.
J. NJ. BIGGER,
j. i. PORTER. septSw3t