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LOCAL NEWS.

rHB INAUGURATION BALL-Tiekets Ten DOL
lars and "No Dead Hedds''-Proscription of
District Men-Ioaoa gets her Mighty Back up
The Fiddlers and Fried Oysters to be Engaged
oitkout Consulting Ioavd-Io,oa to be Voscetess in
the Matter Of Printing the Ball Tickets-A Door
creign State Of Iossa Unrepresented-Ca These
Thtngs be ?-Thsy Cdn!-Whdt Major French
Thiaks about is-What Mr.. CEephdne Thinks
About it-What Mr.. Blake Thinks About it,
A committee OF the Lincoln and johnson
Club OF this city and delegates from the various
State organizations met again last night at the
Union League Rooms to perfect the arrange
ments for the coming Inauguration. Lewis
Clephane presided and ]. T. Clements acteo as
secretary. ,.-
Major b. B. French, from the committee ap-
pointed at q former meeting 10 select MI ana.
gers and sub. committees Ior tue Dali, reported
propress and read the names OF the parties
rrhoson on the committees Of invitation, print.
inc. decoration, music, refreshments, and the
fnnr managers. The report Axes the price OF
tickets at efO, and no "dead- aeads.''
a gentleman from the Sixth Ward inquired
~ the chairman Of the decoration committee
fMr. Job Angus) was identified with the Linz
coin and Johnson Club. The speaker under.
stood that the chairmain OF that COMMITTEES re-
fused to participate In a late Lincoln and
johnson meeting, and II such was the case 1t
would be Improper to place HIM on the COM
Mr.. Clements replied that Mr.. Angus had
refused to Join the club, and had even endeav-
ored to get up an opposition association. He
some mean, dirty seoessionists working for
him. The speaker did not want any one placed
on the committees who was not connected with
Mr.. French remarked that Mr.. Angus was a
true Republican, and 10 the contractor uade'
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IMPORTANT SIGNS

The current tone Of the Richmond press il
most significant. Half their editorials are de.
voted to denunciations Of the proceedings Of
the rebel Congress in secret session. These
proceedings, they tell us, are debates upon
peace propositions. According to the Whio,
Enquirer, Examiner and Dispatch, consider
able peace party, which they join in denounc-
ing as submission party, is now organized in
their Congress-; decidedly a new element of
embarrassment for the oligarchy. The Eram.
liner threatens to have the Congress abIogated
at the point of the bayonet and con vention
OF war.to.the-last men improvised in their
stead, as the only means OF sustaining jeff
Davis Go. in endeavoring to make their mil.
itary more effective. All the editorial space Of
the Richmond papers not now being devoted
ment being manifested by the peoples repressa-
tatives, is being devoted to the work Of so0zOg
the masses out OF all thought of reconstruction.
Their Misrepresentation Of the purposes of the
United States Government are so monstrous
as to be ridiculous, at least to all in the loyal
States, where all realize that the people of the
South are being asked simply to resume their
status Us citizens Of the United States without
slavery, but with the guarantee of their every
other right and privilege enjoyed before the
oligarchy's conspiracy eliminated In open re-
bellion.
The tone OF the Richmond press referred to
above, leads to the impression that their con.
ductors (who are but tools Of the oligarchy,)
dread, most OF all, that the people Of the South
will soon comprehend this fact.
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THR ILLINOIS BLACK LAWs."-The "Black
Laws" Of Illinois, announced by telegraph to
have been repealed by the Senate of that State
yesterday, were originated by John A. Logan.
(now major general in Sherman's ARMY
when member Of the Illinois Legislature in
1885, and prohibited /" the inning ration of free
persons OF color to the State Of Illinois, or the
setting free Of slaves within the limits there
Of" Amendments were offered to change the
title to "An act to create an additional number
OF abolitionists," and can act to establish
slavery in the State Of Illinois," and two years
afterwards, against much opposition, the bill,
was passed. The lower House is expected to
concur in the repeal.
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From California-The Macmillan Grant.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-The Democratic
paper of this city; which is likely to be we'll
acquainted with the views Of DR.. Gwin and
his friends, who are numerous here, publishes
the following statements:
Macmillan has conveyed, by deed Of trust,
to the Emperor Louis Napoleon, Sonora, Sem
atobia and other northern States Of Mexico,
under Mexican protection. as security for the
payment of claims OF France against Mexico;
the same to be returned to Mexico Ia full upon
the payment Of said claims, with all private
rights secured under the French occupation.
The Emperor Of the French guarantees q
military force, under the direction Of the Gov
ernor General, sufficient t0maintain the public
peace and defend the people OF the States
against internal and external enemies.
The policy OF DIR. Gwin, which has the ap.
prevail OF both Emperors, is to encourage emit
grafton from the American States by offering
the most liberal terms to settlers.
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O FfIC L A L.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
States OF America.
To all whons it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that o. F. MEBIUs has been appointed
Consul for the Electorate OF Hesse, at San
Francisco, 1 do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers and priv
ileges, as are allowed to Consuls by the law OF
nations or by the laws of the United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal OF
the United States to be hereunto aft xed
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington. the 2lst day OF January, A. D.
LIS. 1865. and OF the independence Of the
United States Of America, the seth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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~ The municipal authorities OF Alexandria
destroyed on Tuesday 5000 Of redeemed cor
poration duebills.
~ North Carolina has Sl53 State officers
exempt from rebel service.
~ Ths last OF the rebel wounded and sick
have heen sent North from Winchester, and
the Confederate hospitals at that place broken
up. The attending surgeons nave been Or
defed to City Point -
Major General Rosseau Is lying very i'll
ut the Louisville HOTEL Louisville.
NPThe state Of Vermont IL covered with
snow nearly three feet In Depth.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
WEST.

a whole Tenhessee Regiment oilers to
come into our Lines and take the Oath
of Allegiance.
ST LOUIS, Jan. 26.-Late advices from East.
port, Miss, confirm the report that the 18th
Tennessee cavalry, about 600 strong, under
Col. Johnson, encamped at Clifton, Tenn had
sent word into our lines that they wished to
surrender and take the oath and go home.
In the Louisiana State Senate, on the 18th
instant, Mr.. Heels Introduced resolution,
which was passed on the the third reading re.
questing the delegation in Congress to vote for
the amendment to the Constitution prohibiting
slavery, and pledgIng the General Assembly
to ratify the amendment if adopted.
General Candy announces that any Interior
ence with the means of transportation, or with
persons com ing into our lines under the guar
antees of safe conduct, will not be permitted.
The Missouri House OF Representatives yes
terday adopted concurrent resolution in
structing the members OF Congress to introduce
a bill for retalIatory treatment Of rebel prison.
ers in our hands.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

n%TH1 DRAFT IN GEORGBTOWN,-Ths
u3 Georgetewn Draft Association has been
organized and is now fairly started
Forty dollars. payable In installments previous
to the Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
There will be meeting of the Association every
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, at the
Bridge. where and when all the residents Of
Georgetown eighth and Ninth sub districts) who
ciatien.
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
installments.
All interested are earnestly invited to come and
help themsel YES; the time is short and delay is
dan gerous. By order:
GEO. HILL. JR., President.
ED. SHOEAAk ER, Secretary. ian Aim
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~ Gen Mcclellan and wife sailed fc2 Eu.
rope yesterday, the object being the beneS.t Of
Mrs. McCIellan's heath, as recommended by
her medical advisers. They will remain in
England only few DAYS, and after. q, brief
visit in France will proceed to Rome, rsmain-
ing there several weeks, thence to Dresden or
the south Of France for the summer months.
returning in the sAll or eaylY winter.
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THE BALTIMORE CUSTOM HoUsR.-A dele.
CATION Of seventy Baltimoreans called upon
President Lincoln to-day for the purpose of
man as Collector of the port Of Baltimore.
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The MARYLAND Q UorA.-The quota OF Mary
and under the last call Of the President Tor
I, OOPS, was announced by the Provost Marshal
General yesterday, and amounts TO s,l42 men,
ivided among the Congressional Districts as
follovs:-First, 1,049; Second, 1,712; Third,
,6s. Fourth, 1,750; and Fifth, 2,i65.
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uANCOCK,S OORPs

"tch 1t Is understood the LIST
The disability w. with reference IN the
corps has labored unoeA ION in PennsvI
benefits provided by legisla.- "a rscsnt.c
vania having been removed by 49, ear am
ton of the Legislature, there Is no LONE
obstacle to the appointment of officers froie
that State, and applications for Commissions
are now being considered by the war De-
partment.
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No MAIL BoAT.-Owing to the accumulation
Of the ice In the Potomac, the mail boats be-
tween here and City Point have been COM
PEELED to suspend their trips. A large number
OF officers are in town, en- route to the front
who leave TO- might to take the Baltimore boat.
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THE OSBORN CAsK-The case Of b. S. Us.
born, arrested in New York upon the charge
OF furnishing contraband information in rela-
ton to the late expedition against Wilmington
tor publication, before it had sailed for its des-
tination, has been indefinitely postponed. the
prisoner being confined to his bed in the Old
Capitol, by sickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-26

Posi- OFFICE APPRoPRIATIoNs.-T ap
preparations for the Post Office Department
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1866, amount
to 1924, 0sS, 500. The principal items are as fol-
lows Salaries OF postmasters, $3,l75,OOO;
clerks, $780, 600; and for defraying the ex.
pensss of the inland nails, 81, 100000 The bill
passed the Senate to-day.
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PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

I oSf-December 18th, at Ford's Theater. or be-
- tween there and PAP street. between 18th
and 18th SITS q plain gold BRACELET The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving at DR.. O. A.
DAILY Office, 352 Pa. av. it,
& REWARD--Strayed on Friday or Saturday
pC last, from the drove yard of VIM. Homiler,
one STEER. marked with tar across the weathers
and hips The above reward will be paid for his
return to CHAS. HOMILLKR, stall No. 90 Center
Market ian 26-3t
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MAJOR 6YNERAT

MAJOR GYNERAT .nuu
This oficer left W. wAnnhN.
returned TO the -snlns"n .,.
army oftr- Command Of his corps In the
a Potomac.
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The Great Fire tBuffelo-Los. $3.50, 900.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 26.-The fire which
broke out yesterday morning ceased last night
buildings at the corner Of Main and Court
streets, stopping at an aisey between Tracey's
bridge and the rooms of the Historical Society
The American Hotel was owned by the
Brothers Michael, who are insured tor $751; 600.
The building was worth double that amount
The landlord, Mr.. Hodges, was also insured.
The Jewish tabernacle was slightly injured.
The American Hall building was entirely de.
stroyed It was owned by E. L. Stevenson.
His loss will be $4,000. Insurance, 100000
The entire loss by the fire is estimated at
S1aO.CCO
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CoSyIRMEp.-The Senate has confirmed the
,ouin alton of Charles A. Dana TO be Assistant
Secretary Of War, to I'LL the vacancy occa-
.,on.s Inv the resign alton Of Peter II. Watson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-26

Commission of which Major General Double.
day is president goes to Philadelphia next
week for the purpose Of trying parties con-
nected with the recent hayward frauds in
that CITY
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-om..,s from the Shenandoah Valley
80. rat the rebels have drawn back their
Hsa,a 20 Edepsburg. point about hall. way
Between woodstock and Mount 5 &c s0%e
N w days since, near UpperVille
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ARRIVAL OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS
The steamship Crumbria arrived here last
night from Fortress Monroe, with the crews
numbering forty. two men, of the five block
ade runners which run into Cape Fear river
after the fall Of Fort Fisher and were captured
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GENERAL MEADE TOWN


Major General Meade, commanding Army
OF the Potomac, arrived in town last evening.
1t is expected that he will to-day be confirmed
by the Senate as Major General In the Regular
Army
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FROM WILMINGTON
Interesting Dispatc from Admiral Porter.

Capture of More of the Rebel Forts De-
Tending WIlminston-Captureo Of Block.
ade Runners-Also of Armstrong Guns
Bearing the s'Broad Arrow'' Of the Bri.
fish Government-How did the Rebels
Get Them !-Intercepted Dispatch from
General Eee-He saysthat If Fort Fisher
is Taken he Must Abandon Richmond.
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CAPTURE OF THE INHUMAN ANDRRsoNvILLR
JAILoR-He is tried as a Spy.-Some days ago
Rebel officer named s. b. Davis alias W.
Cummings, q Lieutenant in the Rebel service,
was recognized by soldiers on board q railroad
train in Ohio, as the former keeper of the Rebel
prison pen at Andersonville. He was arrested
on the charge Of being a spy, and is now on
trial before court martial in Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-26

n HATS AND GAPS
" of every variety ana style, Kilitayy and 80
~Citizes, in which We offes the greatest
possible Inducements. Call early at
NJ. .. GLANMON q 90,
No. 294 Pexn avenue,
bet Az and 6tn sfs., aear
jan IA lv~ National Hotel
CALL AND GEE The NEW BOOT AND SHOE
" BLACKER Box, Il ia Just what every body
needs. Prices only 81 Is TO -. An furnished
For ssle cheap, at 3S4 pstreet, near luth
j. Mlws .--f ; -
NOTICE.-CsN ore and all, fpd LADIES GAR
N MENTS, AoQP SkIBrS, NuTIONS auaFAN-
CY GOODS IN sesersl - very low prices, No. lao
jan Z, I'm YOUNG L BEHKEND,
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~ The supply of coal in Alexandria is ex-
hausted, and efforts are being made to effect an
arrangement with Gen. McCullum fer q sup
ply during the blockade of the river by ;ce A
committee from that city yesterday waited on
General Augur and Colonel Ludington, Chief
Quartermaster of the Department, and sue
ceeded IN procuring loan Of Government
wood until the dealers can receive supply.
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CLORIO NEWS.
PEACEl PEACH PEACH
SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
CLOAKs and sHAwLs % per ct. less than cost.
New style DELAINs very low.
CALICO. IS. IS, sc.
BROWN COTTON, 40 inch, IS c.. q great bargain
BALMoRALs at g so, s4.s IS.
New York Mills Androscoggil Wamsutta less
than price.
Best, all Wool, FLANNEL. 50, 60, CSC.
Linen TABLE CLOTH, TOWELS. NAPKINS
and DRAPERY, very cheap.
large assortment Of TRIMMING at very low
prices.
Oar Fare deducted on all purchases.
Gall early for Bargains, at
jan 2s-5t* NEWMAN, 443 It'll st.
ALL THOSE LADIES AND aENTLBMEN .Nyx
ew.kis Musical soiress and 0ratorios can do
SO by joining his New Singing Glass, at 1888 Sixth
GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING.
CLEARING 9UT 8E FALL b ANP WINTER
o0q SG6TRl ! ssn SHb assortment of
The public 81 to
s aas eur STICK s before
%oIRsHEiMsk, so7 east s! sth IT,,
1875 OHeIcE sTooK. 1Q6
$50 INTERIOR ADoRNMENrs. 4ss 9o
4s6 PAPERHANGINes. 1876
select and varied stock OF Gilt. Medium and
Pspsrhansnss Borders Statues Cen
WINDOW SHADES.
Shades, variety Of patterns Shade Fixtures,
PICTURE CORD AND TAsslLs.
fs sl and Worsted Picture Cord and T.ssels diff
Picture Rings. Nails, &c. "'''' 'D''n''
III. ,.,. oyA .:.d PICTURE FRA FRAMES
Of s%. Isl sized o1 and osrts 1,ss
ENGRAyINGs. AND PAINTINGS.
/. few choice Ensravinss and Paintings always
Ord ers for Paperhan ging and Window Shades
pqnetually stt 81 e n eIty OF county. ''
issm' S.s No. $50 zth street.
ja2law' Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
TEN PER oENT. OFF HoR CASH.
The subscribers are now Offering their Whole
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
at the lowest market rates, and deducting ten Dor
cent. on all sales large and small for cash at tho
time of purchase.
Our stock com srses a splendid assortment of
SILKS, MERINOS, RIPS. MOUsELINEs and
PRINTS.
Also, q splendid assortment Of
CLOTHS AND CAssIMERES.
100 pieces IRISH LINENS and TABLE DAM
ASKS.
Also, FLANNELs. sHBETINGs and SHIRT
INGs. NAPKINS, TOWRLINGS, and q general
assortment Of
HOUsEKEEPING GOODS.
Also, our whole stock of
MOURNING GOODS,
comprising one Of the largest stocks OF Lupin's
fabrics south of New York.
All goods marked in plain figures. One price
only.
w. NJ. SINISTER BRO,
No. SO Market Space,
ian 2l cost bet. 18th and 9Th SITS,
- $4,000 onn
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THE GREAT FIRE IN BUFFALo-The fire
in Buffalo broke out in the American Hotel at
Buffalo yesterday, it seems, destroyed proper
ty amounting in value to about 100000. The
Thermometer was eight degrees below Zero and
in a storm of snow and sleet, with the wind
blowing furiously, the fire department found
it almost impos sible to work. The progress Of
the flames was finally checked by blowing up
buildings. At night, however, they broke out
again, and at a late hour were st IL raging.
Several persons were iniured by falling walls
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JKwRLRY.-GoId-pla plated je welry at the Dol.
lar Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania avenue, near
Az street. iS25.it&
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New York Stock List.
I By Independent Line of Telegraph to Lewis
Johnson 4

Dy 1nutpenu6nt
johnson & Co.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-FiIst Board.-U. s.
1881 Coupon 6's, 1O9H; 5-2Os, 107X; do. Regis
tered, lO7 4 Certificates Gold,
POS 1O-i6's, 1OO&; New York Central,
los K; Erie, SO; do. preferred, 90; Hudson
River S9S; Reasin n,n ia Micn is central
trail, 11iX; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 79X; Cleve.
land and Toledo,1164: Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, 92T; Chicago and North western,
berland, 43X; Canton, BOY; Quicksilver, 95x
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.274 7th street, bet. and n
ia e6.lm- STR. HARTBRECHr.
MooRE's WEST END DRUG STORE. 1871 Pa
of every Med cine; also Perfumer s and Ks ' Toie
letar GS cies pye stotfs Window Glass Paints. ~
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
nRs, d. teeth sha t. have
3iss
you have in ethsr style t als sss En-
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted On Gold,
have not advanced the price on our work since the
great change in gold.
Jan 26.ly s.R. LEwIE. MD. Dentist.
234 HAF r Fl ks1FHES S nHFFirn. 234
hi4AsF ss'' corner 18th street.
LADIEsi DRESS FURs, s'h'ns n'"'
sibhhiA NA sTHsnkEs MIFks, &c.
ee Latest styles best qualities and Pii
EVENING DRESS GOODS.
MORE ANTIQUE. in White, Pink, Blue, Law
cndsr, Green. Crimson, Cherry, Buff Lemon,
and other light and dark colors.
TAFFETA SILKS, in White, Pink, Blue Cherry,
Lemon, Wine, and other celors.
Finest quality offs 4 and PARIS MUSLIN
Fine TARLETON MUSLIN. in White and Colors.
"a and 4 White SILK ILLUSION.
Plain and Figured INDIA and SWISS MUSLIN.
White and Light Colors GRAPE MARETZ.
Also,
Rest PARIS KID GLOVER
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEF, and ether
fine FANCY GOODS, AT Low PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY & co.,
jan 26 2t,f sos Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
&@ 0AkRl eaks1 G3aaEkss1AaES' 49,
All carriage: sold to Be- a. pre-
Persons in want would do well to call before pur-
~ Repairing promptly sttsad E s 5G
j. 25,str 409 Pa. av., near ~ st.. and 374 ct.
DISSOLUTION OF Co,PARrN ERsHIP- THE
~ co psrtnership heretofore existing under the
name Of Gladmon 4 Co., is this day dissolysd By
' consent K. Il o. sd dE EzHa5z
ME- sTINlMETZ having sold his interest to
dne.ss Under thy wlsOn TIE bqsiness viii be con Con
. 80: 394 Pa ave. .h.fe they hope to have a share
0h1VmON q WlLoOC.
J,nroIv "a 1853. jan rs ST.
DEpoT FOR PARIS KID GLOVES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMRN's GLOVES,
AT PoPUL AR PRIoKs.
Fall Stock on hand Of
CoURvoIsIlR's.
ALEXANDRRS,
BAJOUS,
JOUvINY.
r, White. Black, Dark, Medium and Light. En-
broidered and Plain.
Also. the
"OPEBA GLOVE"
Iisht Shades. embroidered in Black, and the pep
MAR Dou bls- stitched
"OADEr GLOVE"
| For gentlemen.
JOS. J. MAY & co..
| sos Penn'a avenue,
| ,.ms;f bet 9th and 10th sn.
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REPR1sALs We understand that the Secre-
tary of State has made an effective reprisal in
Canada, which indicates more pleasant rela-
tons for the future. The fruits OF the reprisaI
area deer which was shot near Toronto last
week, and which, on arrival here, weighed 13e
pounds.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Yesterdsy,
after our report closed, the case of Frank II.
Simpson, charged with the murder of Green
berry Brady, in October last was given to
the jury, who returned verdict OF guilty Of
marslaughter.
This morning Ellen Elliott was con victed Of
petty larceny.
Margaret Brown alias Anna Fox, indicted
tor similar offence, was found guilty.
John Smith, indicted Tor an assault and bat
terry on officer Clemens, was found not guilty,
by reason Of insanity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-30

A gentleman of Cincinnati, now on
a visit to Canada, writes to friend
i can have made here a coat of the
finest English broadcloth for $50 in
specie, for the like of which, in Gin
cmnatl, | would have to pay S75 in
greenbacks. / can get pair of sewed
calf-skin boots, double-soled and
extra fine, for $3.50 in specie, for
which, at home, ] would have to pay
SIT In gTeenbacks.