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OUR CINCINNATI -, TER.

ne Enlcago Co:artrat orx-Thcv
rute 1rlals-Hen,arts Of Counsei-
AnsWer for the Govern mcnt-Flain
Talk of the Judse adr0cate-Can.
lh'I Allowed Separate Trial.
, 1865-01-21

Ra1ief guaranteed In ten minutes and pr ax4sv-
11Ex @ enectea ey the me Of" UrnAN's AsrHxA 5G9E"
once 70 It's influence. Price; t. sent ,.oetpaia 70
ah{ aadssts. b. = G. GFuAA, 25 South Eighth street.
ini!Ade1Rhie. p. Clrcul1st sent nee. LORD q
al sMITA. = Lake street, Genera! AGENTS. Also, tor
HAZE oy al urQEE1StS. dct5 h3G 3tu-f ~ Hts
, 1865-01-21

Relaxed, CONSTRUCTED. or the seat OF pain, .
these osgans should not, for one day, ssmalu.
TAe cause oi each extreme you csu expel-
The Bftte1a tone and regulate as Ecu.
, 1865-01-21

Composed Of simple reg
efsblo extfact1, they con.
tain nothing ttefeteriou1 to
any constitution, however
delicate, their function be-
Ing to substitute strength
for weakness. which, when
properly used, they never
tall to do.
TheJ may be safely used
1t any aGes aol 1t any Do
<1ous HQEFr pCRIX9 TIN
VEST THRu MONTHS, dur
Ing which the unfalttuE u.s.
t1Ec OF their action would
intaillbly PKxVETT prcK-
nancy.
, 1865-01-21
WANT OF APPETITE.

Without due nouttshment 1ffe's pulses vaue.
the blood grows thn ard dullness clouds the hrafn
But this H1txir aets tho system right.
And "Good Dlfeatlon waits on Appetite"
, 1865-01-21

tn n~n T-r-
Well To-Day, sick To-oIorrow

SucA IL tl,n eapesieuce OF thousand4. AFeE enley
continuous htAth. To what docs the occasonal Ii.
THnd attribute BIZ Uncertain condition. Not to him.
nclf, OF ccnrts. He lays the blama on the clmate.
psrhaps Il IL TOP 1ol or too cold, or too damp Of
100 dts or to- But doe~ be lake the proper
AEaantt thc extremes and q Angcs Of wach he CON
9lelnsr No. - ta5s pr1haps. that only an iron man
saoh sudden VIC ss;sn~c.. WY then does he not rs.
&oft 70 the crest 1ttlI and Preventive, which, III
viii 1naka lin an ,fon nan, viii ii lest quadrurie
1he esp.city q biz eystcm 10 pe., al eltefna agen
'Gas4 thct tend to produce cistase HusTE ITERb
<sElEBRA?ED STOMACH H1TrFRs, taken fatth.
!nly sccoId1x 70 TIE dTesttcns. Will 81 strengthen
xhc stomach brace the nerves. the liver ond re-
Eulate ard 1ry1Rorat~ the whole animal unch,u+rT
1hat the system instead ot B. ing u mercy ol e
NeAtbeT and liable 10 he rrottrtcu by every chanre
oI ri b%cuue casehsrdcned "a it we're
y A1mosf tnpeIvtous to climatic It Ia 10
their great popularity In tie Wes Indies British
-AWe31CA k6u AEttfk1lA. 3utr Fl
, 1865-01-21

Expenditures at hydraulic works, ff'9Tm
Repairs, renewals and sa1arfes... xsQ6s367
, 1865-01-21

W. L: PEARCE, Psoprietor,,
ia[d1.91m oao aaa0 aoasea
, 1865-01-21

II dealrons o! Al interview correspondence, with
view to copastncEnhlp consl9nuen's COMM ,son
EstAbshed. responsible Houses only need apply. Ad.
dress 81 "" fremont Honsc, Chicago, H., Or can
be seen from to r. H.. the 18th 9Th and elst inss,
ja12Lg2&yt
, 1865-01-21

TOLLS.
The amount received for tolls at eae}, Of the
Collectors offices in 1864 was as follows !:
Chicago, SGG, 1858; Lockport, s21, ,S71. IS: !:
Ottawa, $23,44S2; $23 IA LaSa}le, $45. .OC7. 81; total
tolls received, 1864, s156, ,Co909. The receipts
from tolls the present year are nearly $54, 900
less than the receipts for 1903; less by Sl03,-
600 than those Of 1862; and the least in
amount received since the year 1850.
OFFICERS.
The Board Of Trustees Of the Canal is com.
posed Of the following named gentlemen:
hesfdtnt- William 4. Swiit, New York,
7Ftasurer-uenry Grinnell, New York
State 7rusfek-Mattin II. casseI, Jacksonville.
Illinois.
iSeeretarv-W111ia Gooding.
The following is list Of the principal Off
GERS aud agents OF the Board Of Trustees:
General Superintendent A. Good[nc,
Asststant Supertntendents- II. Leighton.
Inspector 1st division; Vim. Thomas, Inspector
I'd division.
AUDITOR Of dceounts-Joel Manning.
Engineer Hydraulic FORKS Ossian Guthrie.
Collectors Of 75As--Stephen C. Mason, Chica-
go; David l. Housh, IaSalle; Albert +, DOW.
Ottawa; Hale 8. Mason, Lockport.
hsFfcfors-W. ". Sizes, Chicago; G, A. Coz
zcns, Chicago; Wm. E. Cpddiug IaSal1e
, 1865-01-21
TIE BITTERS after SICKNESS,

E1hauktiug lever leaYes its victims low.
And. nus tesiAted, Health's retutn is slow:
Then with the B.tters.Eeakencd Nature aid.
For IN each drop vitality i conveyed.
, 1865-01-21

This Medicine Is a gafo and Radicol
cure for q yphi1is in the Primary, ae-
eondary and Tertiary stages, and il
the mostimportaot Medical biscov.
cry Of the Nineteenth Canturv.
, 1865-01-21

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH

C5Tick CoxAssaAEI OF sCBs.sTExdEt
CHICAGO. Ill.,, January 18th. 1865,
efA;ed preT 1eals viii be received af th4 once hi
O'Clock H., on SATURDAY, the 2lRt JannarT 1RG5
tol furnishing FRESH BEKF to The tr1ops II H. ioi
!oEiEt places, Nmmencng the LIT nay pf Febrnaw
ls iof 1ous months, CT snch shorter per{od aa ths
GoMmlHAfJ General mAy direct, VIZ: thic.ro RncF
A!and. Quincy and Springfield. Illinois and a. al
the above D4tnet. pcstx, ~ ''>"AAs1 ~
TIE said Beef TO be Of good, whole. .me ou.,,tv.
E'tn equal proportions oi hind and lore drxrfeffs
$nech1 alhnks aud kidney talloW excluded to be d.
Ascftd such quantities, 3n at such t}mes ind nlscea
~ ne rott Commitsarie. may direct.
nE Beel 10 be OF 6teet1 OF tat Eowa {3utte Etars
and thin Cow exciutedN "'s >A11s o~~e'
AZ BIZ. matt Be in Duplicate Accompanied by copy
q AaM adFeffheneDt and gnAsantte OF two fesppuai
olt hefsone, IN the following 1orn:
we. the unders1Rntd hereby Guarantee In caxA
dun fulfilled according TO 1ts true purpcrt ana coz.
ditions; $50, that written contract shall bo e1e-
cnisd with bonds in the aum OF 80 100"
thhmcs OF tnartuto1s)
All bidders must give their names and plaec OF bu.
neA1. s' ~ 11se
bond With good and sufficient security viii be re.
Qri:ed. "~A We 11
The right to reject sny OF al bids Is reserved.
paymeIte to be made Ia 1uch funds a NAV b. FIR.
nhlEd b5 thf United 6tAte5.
FToposAls mHNt be addressed to The Undermined
and indorsed "ffopos1ls for Frreh Beef"
20. GEORGE II. CANPHELL,
kll.c1Nt11I C4pSA.u and r.
, 1865-01-21

This celebrated TOILET SOAP. in suoA univerea, de-.
eme1llcnt Ia ~ nature. frsKraut, ecrntel and cx.
Fsmely beneficial tn its action upon Foreale
~ AZ Druggists and Fancy Gpods Dealers.
ta28Hss8-1y 1H sAA1u
, 1865-01-21
A MILD APERIENT.

Remember, too, apcricnt root and herb,
Are blent with the SC that relaxation curb
In this rare mixture; eiye this fact due weight.
Ihss willis the Bittars tone, they regulate.
, 1865-01-21

CHEROKEE CURK.-An
uufAllEnx cure for Sperma-
torrltea, San lual Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions. and
all di1etaes Caused By sell.
pollution, such. n Loss Of
Memory. Universal I.assf-
eude, Pnfn8 in the Back,
Dinlness Of Viaton, PrsmA
turaO1d Age, Weak Nerves,
Difficulty OF Breathing.
Trembling, Wsstefnln esd,
Eruptions on the Face. Pale
Counleuauce, ,1l1anlty Con-
sumption, and all direfhl
complaints caused By de.
parting from tha path of
nafur6.
, 1865-01-21
Or. EASTERlY'S PAIN killer,

IBIS Medicine is an infal1ible cure for
cruises, sprairs, Headache, Tooth
ache, Bore Throat, Colic, Cramps or.
epasms, 0ysentery or Bowel Conn
plants, Nervous Affections, Pains in
the Face, Painters Collie, Pains in
the Breast, side, Back and Limbs,
Cholera, Choler4 Morbus, and IN
fact wherever it l. applied Pain can
not exist.
It Is used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY and |,
2, perfect ANTIDOTE tor ALL PAIN. Try it ye al
ficted. " '
n For sale At DR. Z. EASTERLY Z cos Family
Medicine Store, ~ Madison street. Chicago Ill
, 1865-01-21

TOE OnG Uok1lF
Viii tend celebrated French reeelpc Ter rettortnF
1as 20 INC tfiGnAl co With tut directions loS
ns ",rapted =. teorcsente or money refunded
lliEotA. 0 AA''' e11sAoo'
1&efI3sts ~o1|'
, 1865-01-21

Prfces OF the
Cherokee Medicines Z
Cherokee Kennedy.
- q bottle, or 8 bottles fnx
Is.
Cherokee INJECTION.
81 a bottle, or 5 bottles Nm
s.
Cherokee Cure,
81 a bottle, Or 3 bottles hxT
35.
pT. Wrtcht4 Elixir.
y \ bottle, or = bottles 1ov
Is.
Cherokee Pills. Tor F.
Enlet, u, > boz. Qrt
- boxes for N
, 1865-01-21

z TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
RfSuy: wtsn,rnToy r. = 1HA Or THk Cue
1t hiss been made to appear TIA; Is
annt1 p cdop d A.
an,y c!:antzed nnes and according to the 4snust
de q SaoS !ad sst of SenS5ess s9.,tls to pro
t5a nated FITS. bonds ,nd hs e4sa q
fr9ns to be complied with before AZ AZ
n1!inea OF Ban Ing under said act. u'e
N:therefotc, Hugh AeCalloch. Count,o11.- ~
re re tnenc{ do hereby ct1t1y that The Eomep o.
f. ~ MNsnoGal Bank OF Chic 1go, In the CITY or Chir.
to commence the business Of BsaEn: under
{~-, In testimony whereof, witness nv ham, ~.
zeal OF Office this tlti teenlh dsy Of JannsTV
lsGd. HUGH MCCUIIOcH 1A5'
t.,, .coe Comptroller Of the CSfrentv.
, 1865-01-21

ntne D1nx1t1u viii not nny them for nm. ,-,s =,
Yes addressing us snoud state lie desss aod ~.
t9ms, ana 1al particulars IN rezafd 10 :k.sr c4s[z
female. 1stu1o II ms46 q
Laales o. gentlemen can address us IN perfect
aence, anu Ne will ip all cases frankly a1i ffeeiV sn
case. ~ @~'Aeo a. feKa<us fee2
Parties living It distance need not beaftats h.
Cause o1 their Inability to visit a. Wo hkyo fresfa
globe. ~ S0~ ~91N' " "Ae s''"Ases
Patients addressing us will please wrtse Post oh5es
postage stamp for reply.
We Wfsh TO send every reader Of this paocr ou1
thiRty-two page pamphlet free.
Address Ill letter. and ortters 70
DIR. r. X. 3IERNfN i CO..
No. s. Liberty street, New York,
c. A. C0OE, ChcsRo, q Market atreet, Il our Gc1,.
era1 Agent for tho States OF illinois, Iowa Wlscontf
Michigan and IadtAna, who WILL supply druggists Z
our card prices
f0 Sold nv H. sCOV1LL, LORD SMITH. rfu-
Lin, FINCH d FILLER, j. II. REED 4 c0@
BUENlIAM 1 VANsHAACK. sSITH d pWYEE.
and A.! UfoRGleu t"nolesAe ana RctAlN at Chicago.
Illinois AuKt-odsLy.ttsW 1nite
, 1865-01-21
SEA SICKNESS.

Who hss not felt how feebly words e.ssy
The qoAlms one feels on ehipbosfd to portray?
Tread them no more. defy old Neptune's power,
The Bitte1s cure the nausea In Nm hour
, 1865-01-21

A CARD TO, THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO,5
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
F6E FEMALES

In correcting IrreonIar,ttos -.,,o,tnr o....-.
tfons of fhe Month1v rn.,. s.a. 80 ~
"ns, lFo" HhaI-
eteT tausts and always SutetSS-
fn1 90 . p,.st,-
4al Us preventive.
those affctinr ron0 ESts AlN REMEDY for Ill
| These TtIfs 80 ~ ,n.h3ns.. s.1i.S. 49,
s9a AZ +
Them fn H. fI Sna !Aules who hare used
, 1865-01-21
AS 4 GENERAL PREVENTIVE

" night and day. On river. sea or land,
In Instant peril Of disease We stsnds
nua rs eftad arrows harmless seem to gu5e
Fast Ill with .his inTtgotaut fort;ned.
, 1865-01-21


CHEROKEE INJECTION
u intended n an ally Or
1@iatant to thu CHERO-
kEE ERENEDY, 3nd should
b used In conjunction
with that medicine In ali
c1tts Of GonpoErhEn- Glcct
Flour A1bua Or Whites,
Its effects nre henl11x,
soothing md demnicent !;
removing all seH1ding hest,
chotdee and pain. inatead
OF the Qurnlng sud almost
unendufatl4 pain that "a
experienced n Nlth nearly all
the cheap Qusck injections.
, 1865-01-21

DRU 7 IDENCiE .. C.-6upremo
i Court GxrrKxR1A TEEN, L. H. 1854
Upon the application OF Nathan r Dxcn fot III order
Of no.ire to tie b1-hnldeta Of the Hopftntou Bsnf
and claimants upon the Receiver,
Ills adjudEed, ordered and decreed that the said
Dt1on cause notice to bs publl.hed IN the Ffoyi-
dance journal. ChlcAEo Tribune and Few FORK Til
bnne. directing the holders OF the bills OF BAid Hon
k!nton Bank. and The claimants upon the Receiver
to bring n snd rte.ens the Bliss Of said Bank
ana ther ca!E1 upon said RecelTer, At the Hopkta.
ton Bank II Westerly on bctore TIE rtteea,h div
ol March 1s5 or their claims shall be forever ban ID
against kAld Rtce1veI s2t1 Lot1ce 10 10 ON Mhi,h-d
or q le&st Two months alter the fifteenth day OF De
fDec. 1.) By order S - - "os''
aelshsos 2znlr JofEE A. GARDNER. c7crk
, 1865-01-21
AVOID COUNTERFEITS

aoatettefa Hftter1 share the common fsta
" ~ toiugs good. 1npostsrs initiate.
" these beware. DtsctsesIy use your evrs
ffom honest houses purchase your supplies
, 1865-01-21
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The CHEROKEE NEDI-
CfSES arc sold By NIL en-
tcrprts1uE dfuEG4sH In The
civilized world. Some uu-
pItncipled deAlcH, how
ever, t1y to sell worthless
compounds in place Of
theae-th0se which they
can get 1t \ cheap price.
and illake more money bv
selllrX than they c1n Of
tho Cherokee 0Ie1f.
c]neH- Aa you value Your
hcolth-Aye, the health of
your onspE1nE-do NOT be
deceived by such 1aprin-
cipIed drugxists. Al for
sheae Medicines, and taxe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-30
CJapp's lFiayos,iite !, 20 ,i,s :, Pear 4

sS cry large; similar to the Bartlett in FORM
tar iess musky in flavor; yinous, melting, buts
sa. Probe s1S 3;auieyi tine texture ranks best
foh ~ Soc y vol healthy and thrifty habit Nor
: The tate DR.. Briackse ,sa,a Il ~ q ~
quality, as well as size'' IL was OF superior
s.ant. Ms. Berry. Of ReeAssssr, N n, pronounced ii
Afr Horeg, Prast. Of Mass Hart s.:.,.... -. - "
II was 50 hardy as 70 resist the cold wScsy snougnt
ay afected the Bartlett; Fana in onai Hi - geneEr
Hon. NJ P. Wider and Hon. Joseph Breck +
iqent OF the same Society say they can endorso %
that mas been laid IN reaton to its excellence M
81 fhtck,T1rees OF three years, generally bnvsra
uit-buds, 50 eachI sac per doz Smaller II 10 ~
per doz. tlszItg q u. w. lADANSs Nurserv ~ " "a
2 sOce cezo--q&Wow lierrips Corner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
Latest from Texas.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-Judge Rea-
gan stated, in the Convention at Calves
ton, that before leaving Washington, he
had an interview with the President and
Seward who expressed their opinion that
there would be no more executions or
con6scation. They believed enough
blood had been shed, and that the South
suffered enough.
The Galveston Neacs reports favorably
on General Gregory's late address to the
Freedmen of Texas, and hopes much
good may result in satisfying the negroes
that the Government will not make a
distribution Of property among them;
that they must work, and advising them
to 60 with their former owners first
The Galveston Medical College is
open for course of lectures.
The people of Texas are reported as
generally taking the oath, in order to be-
come voters in the coming election.
The Times Brownsville correspond
ent says that Austrian reinforcements
to the amount of 400, are anxious to de-
sert to our army.
General Weitzel has demanded the
release of an American steamer seized
by Mejia and converted into gun boat,
but was unsuccessful
There is no doubt eleven American
citizens were forced into the trenches
during the seige. 81
| Espade withdrew from Matamoras to
attack the Conducta, which was leaving
Monterey for Matamoras, which he drove
back. Espade withdrew on the ap-
proach of the French, when he fought
some time with great loss at Bagdad.
Levies are daily made ON the inhabi-
tants. There is perfect reign Of ter-
ror in Matamoras; no one dare express
their sentiments. Imperial forces in
the late seige was 300 strong, and Lib
erals $500. Cortina has gone to attack
Gas Louis, who is committing many out.
RACES up the river. 'ssAss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

New York, Dec. 23.-The Times
Richmond correspondent says:
Notwithstanding the distressing con-
dition of this section financially, there
is generally an expressed wish that our
Government should be embroiled in a
foreign war. This wish finds its origin
with a certain class in the heartfelt
longing for an opportunity to wipe out
the disgrace now attached to them on
account of the late rebellion. There
are men here now, who held high offices
in the Confederate army, who would
willingly enlist as privates under the old
flag in case of a war with France or
England. While hesitating to acknow.
ledge it publicly, the majority of the
South feel the disgrace which attaches
to the name of rebel, and bitterly regret
their folly in winning for themselves
that of traitor. To free themselves from
this imputation, and to put themselves
again on level with their Northern
brethren, they are willing to do any
| thinO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
Legislative summary.
FRrpAY. December %.

FRIDAY, December 23
SENATE.--The Senate met at OF clock,
and was called to order by the President
pro teRa
Mr. Oyler introduced resolution
instructing the State Printer to bind and
send to each m smber, the officers and
reporters of the Senate, copies of the
BREWER Reports, and Documentary
Journal and Acts of the Legislature.
& Adopted. fW
Mr.. Niles returned various bills from
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Me-. Moore introduced a resolution
requiring the State Printer to send to
each member, by mail or otherwise, his
proportion of the report Of the Adjutant
General Fs
A concurrent resolution adjourning
sine die was then passed and transmitted
to the House.
Mr.. Dunning, the President pro tsDs
ia adiourning the Senate made few
well.timed remarks, thanking the Se-
nators for their uniform kindness and
courtesy. He congratulated them on
the adjustment of the State debt Thirty.
two years ago he had given his vote fol
the great system of iaternal improve
ments, which was the beginning o.
prosperity of the State, and be was now
present and had contributed his vote
toward q settlement of the State deb
that had grown out of it. Again thank
ing the Senators, he declared the Senate
adjourned sine die.-fad. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

NEW YoRK, Dec. 23.-The Commer-
cidt says that Secretary McCulloch con-
tinues in the city. We understand, In
consideration Of Mr.. Van Dykes servica
as assistant Treasurer, the Secretary de.
clines to recommend him to the Presi-
dent for the Collectorship. The Secre.
tary's decision will be universally re-
ceived with satisfaction, the desire being
general that Mr.. Van Dyke shall be
continued where he has proved eff
cient ~f,gre
The demand for money is not very ac-
tive Some of the private bankers have
offered round sums at 6 per cent. over
to Tuesday, but the general rate of call
10 per cent. Discounts are quiet The
rate Of foreign paper is 500 per cent
OIber grades are l0@l2 Gold is weak,
in anticipation Of the payment Of nearly
ten milIioas of gold interest by the
Treasury. Exports of specie to-day
amount to $453,54 Gold quoted al
1859 Business at the stock board this
morning was confined to the customary
blowing, and transactions were deferred
as much as possible to next week. The
general tone. of the market is more
buoyant than yesterday, and the dull
side are confident Of rise in prices af
ter the holidays Governments are
quiet but firm, and 1905 are about
higher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
Evan.,llIs Dry Good. market.


Corrected WssLly tygMAcKRn, HESHss a Co.
81 sArUsDA4 KvxsiNe, Dec. 2s lse6.
The trade for The week has been moderately
large. even more 80 than could raasehably have
been expected from the nearness OF the holidays,
season generally set apart for recreation more
than business. ! In New York and Boston it ha.
been an exciting week in Cotton Dry Goods, apd
heavy advances have bsengobtained on many Of
the leading makes Of goods- This was anticipat-
cd in our last remarks, ana during the whole. Of
the week kilograms have poured 10 upon us from
our correspondents in the supply markft d qu6tg
ing prices far above ours. This Is always the
case during an advancing market. Dispatches
just received from New York quote standard
sheetinssas $40 Msdford, SIC; sprsgusr Prints.
&c; Amoskeage. 2So; Ahssrlcsn, s51So; Hametta.
z7c; wamsutta, 211zc, and further advances an
tiainatad. Thsae prices are far above the prices
here, which we annex. But Of course the prices
here must conform, sooner or later, to the New
York market, and well or two hence the prices
here may be materially higher. This market is
spIendidIy supplied for this peripds and prices are
likely to be low for some time as the stool here
were bought previously to this advance We pp
pend the, lowest prices here at tlsscloss Of the
week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25


John a. Gee, late in charge Of th
ID Salisbury Prison pen, is to be tried thii
week at Raleigh, N c., before militar..
commission.
T. The presentation of the battle flag
carried By the Massachusetts regiment
duringthe war to the State took place il
Boston on Friday, and was made the oc
casion of military display. Over three
f thousand veterans were in the ranks
"a representing sixty regiments. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Major
General Couch, and the flags were re
ceived By Governor Andrew. The pro
sdi ceedings we're received with great en-.
thusiasm. ~
10 "A Fenian Circle has been formed al
Chester, Penn, and sustains 0'Maho.
ney. They also subscribed S85 to help
sustain o'Mahoney'ss Irish Republic IN
New York. - & &
The Governor General Of Canada bas
refused to accept the resignation of Hon.
~ Geo. Brown, and invited him to meet
him at Toronto. i so4aQF 3
The Southern members of Congress
. held a caucus on Friday, and determin-
ed to return 10 their homes, leaving one
I, from each State to represent them be-
fore the Joint Committee Of Congress
The State Department in Washington
has bean furnished with list of the
names of makers and the several num-
bers of forty nine chronometers found
on board the rebel pirate Shenandoah, a
portion of the proceeds of WaddelIs
"a plunderings and burnings Of American
vessels in the Pacific and Arctic oceans.
The Mills House, at Charleston, s, c.,
was reOpened on Friday for the first time
since the war. NE
Ward, the murderer of policeman
in New York, was recently sentenced TO
States prison fer life. @s
z Over two hundred and fifty Americans
celebrated our National Thanksgiving
in Paris, on the 7th instant e
Two millions OF Mexican dollars, coin-
ed at Ell Passo, have been deposited in a
Washington bank to the credit Of the
Republic of Mexico. aa6ra rs@f..
The American legation at Jeddo, Ja-
pan, has transmitted to the Department
of Agriculture q lot Of vegetable and
flower seeds, embracing over two hum
dred varieties. 1t is not stated whether
these seeds are intended for public dis
tribution, or merely for experimental
purposes in the gardens connected with
the department @
q There are great fears in Virginia that
the negroes are plotting insurrectiou,